For more videos and people's struggles, please subscribe to our YouTube channel. My brother has been trained in the centre jail. After the centre jail, we came to know that he is in Agra. There are many children who are still not trained. He is about 28 years old. He has two younger children who are 4 years old. We are very worried about him. He is older than 2-4 months old. He has a lot of pain in his stomach. I don't know where he is from. He has a lot of work there. He has a lot of expenses. We have been away from Agra for 1000 km. We have been away from Agra for 620 km. Maybe 80 miles from Agra, he is in the centre jail. He is very far. It is very difficult to go there. If we go there, who will be there? He is old. He has a small child. He will have to go somewhere. He is also old. He is not my husband. He passed away when he was 16 years old. When my son left the house, he told me that he was going to pray. When he went to pray, the people who have seen him said that when he left the mosque after praying, he was coming to the house. When he started shouting, five policemen ran after him. He didn't hit a stone, he didn't leave a trace.  I didn't know anything. The people who have taken him to the hospital, they had put him in some medicine or something. They were not letting him go to the hospital. After that, I came to know that he was injured. I didn't know anything about it. After that, people tried very hard not to take him to the doctor. There are at least 200 pallets in his head. He is fully shot. The pallets are still in his head. He didn't take it out. The reason for taking it out is that we are not letting him go to the doctor. We are not letting him go to the hospital. We are not letting him go to the hospital. We are not letting him go to the hospital. We are not letting him go to the hospital. The police, the CRP and the army are troubling us a lot. We are not letting him go to the hospital. Tomorrow is my sister's wedding. But you have just seen the situation here. This wedding is a happy occasion for us. We don't want to get married. But there are so many restrictions here. We don't even know whether we will be able to get married or not. There are so many restrictions here that we don't even have the permission to come here. We are not allowed to come here. We are thinking about where the groom will come from. We wanted to talk to him about his sister's wedding. We wanted to talk to him about how to communicate with him. We wanted to ask him where will the groom be brought from. We are thinking about how we will get there. There is no trust in the groom. He will leave the groom. He will leave the groom. He can come back from there. There is no trust in the groom. There is a wedding. We have to prepare a lot. We have to get something from the market. Where will we get it from? All the shops are closed. We didn't get anything. We are very famous here. We get married. You can see yourself. You can see yourself as if there is a wedding here. It looks like a big festival. It looks like a big festival. I am getting married today. I wrote on my hand Article 370 because we want it. We want it back. We want it back somehow. This is our identity.


G'day, I'm Moosa Killink from the Country Fire of Fowry. I work as a fire behaviour analyst and today I'll be presenting the bushfire monthly outlook for the month of February. To my right I've got Darcy Pryor from Forest Fire Management Victoria who will be co-presenting. First, to recap the season so far, there has been widespread fire activity along the eastern seaboard of Australia. Over 6 million hectares have been burnt in Queensland, over 5 million in New South Wales and approximately one and a half million in Victoria. As a result, there has been widespread consequence in the North East and East Gippsland regions. Rainfall conditions during 2019 was lowest on record and 10th lowest on record in Victoria. As a result, forest vegetation has dried out much faster than usual. The Forest Fire Danger Indices which is a direct input into the fire danger ratings was also very much above average to record highs across most of Australia. That's enough from me, now I'll pass on to Darcy. Thanks Moosa. First I wanted to have a look at the January rainfall and what we saw was really good rainfall across most of the state with at least average rainfall but above average in some parts, particularly in central parts of the state. Moosa showed the rainfall over 2019 and we're sure we saw rainfall deficiencies particularly across East Gippsland and also the Northern Malley. So when we apply some of that rainfall from January over the top, what we've seen is that the root zone soil moisture is still below average in those areas that lack the rainfall being East Gippsland and Northern Malley. For Northern Malley that's really significant for the potential for fire runs during February but for East Gippsland with fires still burning. That'll obviously play a part in the potential fire behaviour. In the February the ENSO and in the Ocean Dipole and other climate drivers are all neutral and what that means is that the potential for above or below average rainfall conditions is equal. So we can see that with the chance of above average rainfall map on your screen which is showing around a 50% chance or the one thing that is showing a bit of a trend is the chance of above average maximum temperatures which is showing that it's going to be hotter across most of the state during February but particularly in the north of the state where it'll be significantly potential to be significantly hotter. So looking forward to what that means for operational and management considerations for East Gippsland with that underlying dryness still there there's potential for those fires to continue to run around which we have seen over the last few days. In grasslands there's potential now on spike days for fires to be running and having considerable impact. Mali, desert and sandy country will be drying out right now and potential to see fast-running fires on spike days and as we move through February with hotter conditions there'll be the potential to see those fires running in those conditions as well. There's also potential for multiple hazards to be affecting you. We saw that in the last couple of weeks with flash flooding and that trend will continue and hazardous trees and flash flooding will be an issue in fire affected areas as well as potential for fast-running and devastating fires on those spike days. That's all. Thank you.


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on a signal flow graph, the next task is to realize that signal flow graph in the form of an algorithm or in the form of what is called pseudo assembly language or pseudo code. We need to be able to program structures. We can't be satisfied simply withdrawing them. So to program the structure we need to evolve what is called a generic loop. You see remember you are going to have input samples coming in all the time and you are going to have output samples going away all the time cycle by cycle. For every sampling instant you have an input sample coming, you have some processing being done with that input sample and a few past samples of the output, a few past samples of the input and you have an output sample being generated and all this work for that output sample has to be done within the time available to you between two samples of the input arriving. So this is the generic loop that you would require to realize that signal flow graph. For each input sample do all the following that is in the nth sampling cycle. Input the next sample let's call it Xn, carry out some kind of processing and be ready for the next input sample to come that means at the end so there is a loop operating for every input sample here. After you input the next sample you have to make sure that you are ready with whatever was required for that input sample to be processed before that sample came in that's why we are saying be ready for the next sample. So let's again take the same signal flow graph and let's evolve a process to write down a pseudo code for that signal flow graph. So let's flash back that signal flow graph for you. Now the rule is very simple. You see what really are delays? Delays as you see here are mechanisms for preparing yourself for the next sample. So the idea is very simple. How do you decompose the signal flow graph into an algorithm or into pseudo code? First think of the delays as having been removed. So take a pair of scissors notionally and cut off these threads bearing the delays. Cut off the edges bearing the delays. And that would take you to a signal flow graph that looks like this as you see. Compare this. So we have essentially retained V0, V5, V6, V7 all the nodes we've retained all the nodes but we've cut off all the edges carrying delays and the multipliers are retained as they are. Now talk about being able to realize a signal flow graph. You see once you've done this and you have generated a reduced signal flow graph without the delays, the signal flow graph is realizable only if it has no loops that are left. Lopes are a succession of edges which begin from one node and which end at the same node. So if you looked at the original signal flow graph here and if you looked at this succession of edges, this one, this one, this one and this one, they form a loop. You come from here, you traverse these edges and reach back there. There's another loop here. You traverse this edge and this one, then this one, then this one, this and this that forms another loop. In fact, there's a third loop which involves A3. However, when we cut these delays off, we have no loops left at all. You can verify that there is no loop in this resultant signal flow graph. And that gives us the secret of being able to realize a signal flow graph. No loops which are devoid of delays. If you have a loop which contains a delay which does not contain a delay, there is a problem. If you have a loop that contains a delay, it will get cut when you cut the delay. Now let us translate this reduced signal flow graph into a sequence of steps. Now what we need to do is to identify what are called the first level nodes, that is, nodes which can be calculated first, nodes which can be calculated next and so on, step by step. So once we have a signal flow graph like this, we have to identify the effective source nodes in the signal flow graphs. You begin from the source and go to the sink. That is a universal rule. If you have no loops in a signal flow graph, the rule is very simple. Begin from the sources, there could be multiple sources and go to the sinks, step by step. So as you move from the sources, you move one step, you get the first level nodes. You move one more step, you get the second level nodes and you can keep doing this until you reach the sink. Now different sinks can be of different levels. Some sinks might be reached in two levels. Some sinks may require five levels to be traversed before they are reached. Whatever it be, the level is clear. From the sources, once you start propagating the material, then you encounter loads with increasing levels step after step. For example, if you look at this reduced signal flow graph, all of these V5, V6 and V7 are examples of source nodes. They have nothing coming into them and so is X. So what we do is to take the material on V5, let us write it down. So you see we could begin. In fact, it is easiest to begin with V4. Let us take V4 and put on it A3 times V7 first. That takes, so let us start ticking things. So we have taken care. We have to take care of edges one after the other. So V4 is A3 times V7. The next step is to compute V3. V3 is essentially whatever is the material on V4 plus A2 times V6. So we have taken care of these two now. So let us put a double tick on them. The next step is to generate V2. So V2 is V3 plus A1 times V5, following which we can generate V1. V1 is V2 plus X essentially. So V2 plus X generates V1. And V0 as you can see simply is the same as V1. V0 takes what V1 has on it. We have taken care of these edges now. Now we can take care of the edges which go forward. So we can again begin with V9 because we have additions to be performed on the way. So we should begin with the lowest edge here. So V9 is essentially V2 times V6. And then we have V8 which is whatever is on V9 plus V1 times what is there on V5. V1 times what is there on V5 plus V9. Subsequently we have V10 being generated. V10 is essentially whatever is on V0 multiplied by V0 plus what has been generated on V8. So V8 plus V0 times whatever is on V0. And finally Y simply takes whatever is on V10 and accepts it as it is. So we have taken care of this edge as well. So now you must check that you have taken care of every one of the edges and you have done that here. And this is where we end in terms of the program or the pseudo code. This is the last step. So here once we have done this we have completed the computation. But we need to prepare for the next sample. That is not all. You see now you have cut the delays. What do you mean by cutting the delays? You did away with the effect of the delays. What is the effect of the delays? The effect of the delays is to keep with you what the previous output was before the delay. And when you have a string of delays you need to operate the last in the string first because the oldest sample needs to go away. And one newer one step newer sample needs to come to the oldest location. So you need to operate a string of delays with the last one that is the most greatest delay being operated first. So that leads us to the step of preparation for the next input. How do we prepare for the next input? Look at the string of delays. The string of delays would take you from V0 to V5, V5 to V6, V6 to V7. And in this string this one is the last delay. And therefore you need to put at V7 what you had at V6. This is operated first. You need to put at V6 what you have at V5 and you need to put at V5 what you have at V0. So this is the preparation that you need to do for the next sample. In a sense preparation for the next input means putting the delays back in the string where they were. That is what we are saying here. Put the delays back in the string. Put the delays back in the string. We have actually completed our job because we have written the pseudo code. We now have a pseudo assembly level language program to realize the signal flow graph. And we can convert that into whatever language we desire. There are different languages that can be used for digital signal processing. There are different processors each have their own variants of instructions. But once we understand this basic signal flow graph and the manner in which it is converted into an assembly level program we can without too much of difficulty move from one language to the other. You see it is very clear that just as a signal flow graph implies a hardware realization it also implies a software realization. And both of them are connected with resources. In the hardware realization resources means specifically elements like delay elements to input adders multipliers and so on. In software resources means computations or operations. So each time you make an assignment you're doing an operation. Delays are like assignments. One thing is assigned another and delays operate in the end of each loop. Two input adders are indeed operations both of assignment and of summation. So in fact the way we wrote the program here we did a multiplication and then we combined a multiply with an ad. So you know you have multipliers and adders being taken together in statements. You know if you remember let me put back example statements for you. So these are examples of statements we had. We had a multiply and then add that kind of thing. So multiply plus accumulate is a typical kind of operation that you need in discrete time signal processing. Multiply accumulate. M-A-C multiply and accumulate. Put adders or edges that carry multiplications on them require multiply add kind of operations. Delays essentially require assignments. Of course multiply and accumulate also involves an assignment you can't do without an assignment there. This then we've got a reasonable insight into the kind of processes that we need to convert a signal flow graph into a realization either in hardware or software. Now in the subsequent lecture we would actually look at different forms of realization. We looked at direct form 1 and direct form 2 and we've also convinced ourselves how we can write down a signal flow graph for direct form 1 and direct form 2. But now we are going to have other alternate structures which can also realize the same system function. Specifically we would look at cascade structures, parallel structures, cascade and parallel structures and then the lattice structure. We shall do this beginning from the next lecture onwards. Thank you.


Hello everybody, welcome to my channel. It's Eva from Bohemian Crafting and today We're gonna create something from this large envelope No matter how large envelope you have because you know, it's just folding. I'm not gonna use a ruler or any measurement What I'm gonna do I'm gonna cut these three sides and make two pieces of my envelope So I will have this one Now I'm gonna take this Like pocket one not with that flap I'm gonna fold it half on these Long side long sides together and because my Envelope has here kind of not straight edge. I'm gonna cut it straight Like this I took that sticky strip like my navigator and with my scissors I just cut it straight and I'm gonna cut this Again on two pieces on half where I fold it So I do have two long strips now I'm gonna take one and fold it on half And I'm gonna take that another one I'm gonna fold those short sides together and here it's just a little bit Make a mark where is the middle of my paper and then I'm gonna fold these Edges to that middle middle mark like this So I do have kind of like a gatefold Opening here Now I'm gonna take a ruler, but it's just because I don't know how to draw straight lines So that will be my helper help This will be open like this. So I'm gonna flip it over and On one edge no matter which one you're gonna choose. I'm gonna draw a line about half inch From the edge Draw a line And I'm gonna make small marks here. I'm using my centimeter, but you don't have to you can if you are good with drawing you can just do in Similar position I'm making two and three Centimeters from the edge and on that opposite side. I'm gonna make same marks. It's just to Give me that measurement because I need to have everything neat and even that's that's why but you don't have to do This one if you are good with drawing just take your pencil and draw kind of like entry to the pocket and then Take your scissors and Where you draw the entry for your pocket the decorative entry for your pocket just cut up entry for your pocket and Because I need to have everything neat and even that's why I'm using that ruler And when we flip it over we've got beautiful entry for the pocket I'm gonna take that Other part which we folded half and I'm gonna just carefully put together these two corners where it's the fold of my paper. I Don't want to press it too much. I don't want to make that that middle fold I'm just gonna put together these two corners and with my scissors. I'm gonna cut the corners a little bit decorative way Like this, that's all now take that large piece and take your two small parts And I'm gonna place them straight with the edge of my large piece here and here and I'm gonna fold this bottom part over These are just helping me to make sure That that bottom part bottom piece will fit those folded pieces Like this check if you can fit in there Fit in there. It looks I folded it Nicely So now I'm gonna cut off this small strip like this And because I need to have everything you know mirroring I would like to have this edge here as well So again, I'm gonna fold these two corners and With my scissors, I'm gonna follow the shape of this corner So I do have similar edges on both sides that's important for me Now we're gonna take this small gate fold piece And before I will do anything else. I like to have my edges kind of like in vintage style So for that I'm gonna use Antiklinen distress ink, but if you are doing this one at the work, you probably don't have distress ink around There is a way how you can make a little bit shades on the edges. Just take normal pencil and very carefully We did this at school back in the days very carefully go kind of like with flat that graphite stick inside over the edges If you will be a little bit harder Pencils can be always kind of like smush smush smush smush and it will makes beautiful Shades on the edges and it always so looks so neat. It always looks much much better if you do have Those edges kind of like Ended with that with a color so you can take normal pencil or maybe you do have colored pencils Make your shades and if you will have somewhere a little bit more of that pencil just smush smush smush Smush it all over of that edge and it will make beautiful shades It will do that decorative edge. So just with that graphite stick I'm going kind of like flat on My paper with that graphite stick not this way but to keep it nice and flat And if you do have good pencil Just smush smush smush smush smush smush.  You will create beautiful edges. So I am making those Shades also inside of my gatefold card and here you can see the difference When you do have those shadings and when you don't have those shadings This looks much more better and how you can do it here in the fold. Just fold it opposite way And go with your pencil very lightly you don't have to make a like a large Smooshing or light a large shades and flip it over and do same from opposite side to make it even and And smush smush smush smush and you did beautiful shading very soft one And it's much more decorative than when is it just plain So now make it even more decorative and interesting. I'm gonna use some pen. I'm gonna use this white gel pen I'm gonna put link for this gel pen down below I found it on Amazon and I have to say this is the I think the best one I found till now I tried many of them and this one is the best one I found You can use the normal Blue pen or a black pen. I'm gonna show you how it looks like when you use blue Pen for making decorative stitching all around. We're gonna do some doodling If you do like stitching look you can do stitching. Maybe you are a quote person So take your time and write some quote all around with small letters and Make it interesting You can write there have a good day or if you are planning to do this one as as your gift for someone Put your message for that person all around so they can read something from you It will be really interesting. It will be beautiful and it will be surprised for them So take your time take your pencil pen anything you would like to take and do your doodling You can create some mini pictures. You cannot draw anything you want. Just take your time be yourself So your small piece can looks like this I'm gonna fold it because my gel pen dried already. That's good I can do some crazy smushes and I'm gonna do some easy doodling here all around as well So now it looks like this I do have doodling on the top and I do have some doodling in inside with small quotes short quotes I'm gonna do exactly same on this part with the doodling and maybe with small quotes also that the distressing or Coloring the edges with my pencil and I'm gonna color the edges of my Large piece as well here this one. So I do have my three pieces The black pencil on the edges and that doodling from all sides I don't have doodling from one side on this large piece, but I did that black pencil shading Now I'm gonna take my gatefold thingy And I'm gonna put the glue on three sides where it's not that entry I created for my pockets So I'm gonna put the glue here and here and here flip it over and place my piece about one eighth of inch From the edge and my gel pen it's not Dry it Be careful with gel pen if you do have some nice dress you can smash the gel pen Before it's dry you can smash the gel pen on your on your clothes. So be careful So with this we created pocket here. I need to let it run. Oh, huh? Okay? So I'm gonna close my gatefold card I'm gonna take this long edge and I'm gonna fold that long edge around my pocket here Make sure that these sides are matching So I do have my side pocket With that gatefold I'm gonna fold it this way I'm gonna take this long strip we cut from the envelope and here I'm gonna fold it about I Think half inch around the edge I'm gonna match this with this side here and here about half inch. I'm gonna fold that paper Here to make sure it's similar.  I'm gonna take my scissors. Sorry for that noise and with my scissors. I'm gonna kind of like Just decoratively cut and I do have this one So I'm gonna take my pencil and with my pencil I'm gonna go first again all over of the edges and Make that Shading like this and Now gel pen so I do have my easy stitching all around I'm gonna flip it over take a glue and put the glue on these two folds and I created Here and here And on the bottom of that pocket I created here And I'm gonna place it right here. I'm gonna keep the gap between that gatefold folding and Between the pocket I'm not sure how to call that.  I'm keeping about one quarter of inch just to make sure I can fit there nicely And hopefully it will be straight. Now I'm gonna take this part I'm gonna place it here Kind of like in the middle On my pocket here. It's just measuring now where I should put a glue. I'm gonna take a glue and put a glue Here Now I'm gonna take my this folded Folded part we created and with that fold I'm gonna place it on the top in the middle of my pocket here and Make it a little bit peeking out from all this composition. So I think This way To make sure here It's nice and straight Is it straight or I need to Oh Should use a liquid glue it gives you the time It gives you that time to make sure you have everything you need So now I can fold this and I can fold this And as you can see I didn't do any doodling here and it does have reason I Wanted to do doodling on the spots. I do have folded which means I'm gonna take my Gel pen and here I'm gonna make a frame Here I'm gonna do the frame all around and also on the backside to make sure I I am doodling with the Folded spots So I'm gonna do my doodling now So I do have my small Doodling all around also on the backside And I'm gonna take that last piece we have here this one And I'm gonna take this a last pocket Make a position of this piece This is from you know from that flap.   I'm gonna take a glue Put glue on these two folds here and here Fold it. I'm gonna Place my paper this way now Oh Put this strip on your first panel do not place it on The fold place it on your first panel. That's why I made that doodling I'm gonna show you what I mean place it close to the edge here But not too much if you did some doodling it will be nice to see it like this and We just created closure for our flap like this and With that you have created beautiful booklet which you can decorate The way you like. I'm gonna also this should be dry already. So I'm gonna carefully Fold it up to make sure those sides are straight Like this. Yes, and I think I'm gonna add small doodling on that fold here as well You know to draw those lines It's so easy. It's quite relaxing. I have to say and It makes another decorative part on your creation So you don't need to then to add that too much, you know Things it will make beautiful decoration. It will be interesting and especially if you will use some Quotes or some messages For the person you are create you are creating this small booklet. It will be amazing. So this is my base then When you will take the time to decorate it maybe with some stumps and stencils and old book pages or the things you like So you can have beautiful Decorative Booklet you can send to your friends to your loved ones You can have their writing spaces. You can have their spaces for pictures spaces for kind memorabilia for tickets maybe from some music Oh come on Concerts And you can create pretty much very amazing book mini book where you can store the things you like Where you can write your stories There is lots of space for writing and this can be really beautiful like pen pal Penpal booklet and I think it's easy to make you don't need any kind of measurement and you can add there anything you want So this is my sharing for today. I hope you did enjoy it. I hope you had a good time I hope you found some inspiration. Thank you so much for visiting me today. Thank you so much For sharing your time with me Have a wonderful day. Take care about yourself and I will see you soon. Bye


Dedicated to the strength of the nation. We hail, we hail, starring Ruth Warwick in Storm Center. United States Army and United States Air Force presentation. And now here is our producer, the well-known Hollywood showman, C.P. McGregor. Thank you, thank you, and greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to your Theatre of Stars. For the outstanding names of stage and screen, join us in plays we know you'll enjoy. Our star is Ruth Warwick, who is making a welcome return to our microphones, and our dramatic story is titled Storm Center. We'll have the curtain for act one in just a moment, but first, here's your announcer with this message of importance. Young men between the ages of 20 and 26 and one-half who want to become a pilot or navigator in the U.S. Air Force, listen to this important news. Applications are being accepted now for men who can qualify for aviation cadet training. Visit your nearest U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force recruiting station today for full details. Only the best can be aviation cadets. Can you qualify? Now once again our producer. And now the curtain rises on act one of Storm Center, starring Ruth Warwick as Ruth Chandler. The Seat Coast town stood in the direct path of the summer storms, which formed in the tropics to gyrate northward with thundering velocity and tremendous power. The town was not large nor was it small. It was best known perhaps because of the aircraft factory of Tom Barkhurst, pilot, industrialist, sportsman, and eligible bachelor. Whose house, high on the Palisades overlooking the bay, was a famed show place. It was least known assuredly because of a shabby awning factory nearby, and a girl who worked there named Ruth Chandler. Yes, I worked there. I ran a machine. I sewed awnings. It didn't take me long to become good at it, I might add. Noontimes I'd sit and watch the airfield which ran alongside the factory, and I'd watch for Tom Barkhurst to come out of the hangar, where he was working on an experimental model. Then I'd look up at that house of his up on the hill and dream and plan. I'd wait for that 530 bell and cover up my machine, rush out to the street, and I'd wait for him to drive past. One day it was raining, and he stopped. That was worth waiting for. One lift into town? Well, yes, I guess so. I guess so. It was like getting wet. Oh, I don't mind it. I like the rain and the wind. I do too, from here. You work in the field? No. Thought I'd seen you. Maybe you have. I work for the awning company. Well, I'd say the awning people were very fortunate. They are. Oh, you agree with me? Oh, well, you make it very easy for someone to agree with you. You really mean that? I do. You know, I'm sure of it now. What? That I've seen you before. You want to know why? Why? Because for a long time now, I've been intending to call you up and see if you wouldn't go out with me. Oh, you have. Sure. Well, how about it? This will be fine right here. What's that? I said, you can let me out here. Right here, please. Thank you very much. Are you sure this is as far as you're going? Positive. You see, I'm a girl who likes to win the rain and, uh, gentlemen. Goodbye. Hey, I didn't get your name. I had to put him in his place.  I was thinking if he had known that I'd waited on that street corner every day for three months for him to stop. Well, he did seem interested, however. I walked on down toward the waterfront and wanted to see an old friend of mine, Reverend John Bateman, the mission. Well, Ruth, come in, come in. Hello, John. Well, Ruth, my dear. But where have you been? I've not seen you in church. Oh, I've been terribly busy. I know, but that doesn't excuse you. Well, aren't you glad I've at least come to report? It's about time, one might say. I have more than a passing interest in you, my child, having once fed and clothed you. Oh, that seems so long ago. Doesn't it now? Well, John, first of all, I have a new job. Good, good. In the factory, but it pays very well. Well, that's all right. Uh, by the way, Ruth. Yes? Any young men these days that I should hear about? Oh, not over a couple of hundred. Only two hundred. Yes, I'm slipping, John. Oh, by the way, guess who picked me up today and brought me into town? Who, John? None other than Tom Barker's. Well, well, I've known Tom ever since he was a youngster. You have? Really? Why, sure. He comes over most every week, even now, to let me slap his ears down in a game of chess. Well, you know, he's the handsomest man. Hmm? Hmm? I'll be sure to tell him you said that. Ah, don't you dare forget. Tom Barker's must have dropped in for that game of chess with Reverend Bateman, and John must have remembered his promise for surprise. Tom called me the next day, and the day following. I let him simmer, managed to be quite busy. Then when he planned a party in my honor at the house I'd always been so crazy about, well, how could I refuse? I found myself quite near him, talking to him, and, uh, very comfortable there. Enjoying yourself? Oh, yes. I had such a time getting you to go out with me. I want to be sure you enjoy yourself. Oh, you're being very considerate. Hope you don't think I was inconsiderate that day in the car. Huh? Oh, I've forgotten all about it. Good, good. Down the mission today, Reverend Bateman was talking to me about you. Oh, he was? You think you're quite a fabulous individual. Oh, I like John, although I don't entirely agree with him. Oh, what do you mean? I mean John's outlook, too abstract. Perhaps. Let's not spend all evening talking about John. Let's talk about you. Allow me to say that you look absolutely heavenly. Why, thank you. It's so noisy in here. Let's go outside a moment. Why not? Still heavy weather though, isn't it? Oh, yes. Anything can happen in a storm, can it? I'm wondering. Oh, I wonder. The courageous know. It does take courage, doesn't it? To bring a plane down in this weather? I suppose it does. No, I didn't mean exactly that. Do you like planes? No, in a very impersonal way. I like them for what they do or what they can bring. That's all. I can't seem to keep up with you. Most people can't. Shall we go back in? You'd like? Ruth. Yes. Ruth, I may be crazy to say this. It may sound wild to you, but I've got to tell you. I'm mad about you. I'm tired. I am, Ruth. I'm asking you to marry me. I want you to be my wife. I know we've only known each other a short while. When, Tom? Darling, you're saying yes. I said when? Tonight, right now. Yes. Yes, we'll have John Marius. Where is Ruth? In fixing up. Oh, Ruth's a good girl. You can make her very happy. I'm going to try. She'll emphasize material things a little too much. You can help her there. I will. She's known what it means to go hungry. Yes, you told me. Approve of the bride? An angel. You're very lovely, my dear. Ah, thank you. Of course, you know this should be a big church wedding with a huge reception following it. We can wait, darling, if you wish. Oh, no, no. No, I don't want to wait. Well, Mrs. Barkhurst, over the threshold. I need your new home. My new home? Oh, I guess I can really believe it now. Do you approve? Do I approve? I think I told you how I worshiped this house from the first time I ever saw it. I used to dream of it. I used to dream of it as a huge castle. Well, my darling, it turned out to be your castle after all. Yes. Not that I really ever thought it could be. Look, we can see the airfield from here. Oh, yes. You know, I'm unveiling our experimental model soon. Oh. And I'm going to give you the honor of naming her. Oh, thank you. I was thinking about it tonight. Oh, I have a thousand wonderful ideas for her. She's going to be superb. Tom, Tom, let's just talk of us tonight, shall we? Just us. Well, of course I'm. Sorry, darling. You know, I used to think that I wanted this house more than anything in the world. But that isn't true. I want you, Tom. I want to know that you're mine. Tell me, Tom. I had them both, my castle and Tom. Well, those first three weeks were exciting, even though Tom was very busy with the new plane. It was fun, ruling my castle, planning surprises for him. Daisy, his housekeeper, was such a help. You rang for me, Mum? Yes, Daisy.  Yes, Mum. Now, tell me, what does Mr. Barker's like more than anything else? Well, Mum, Mr. Barker's just loves a certain dish, a concoction of his own. Well? Spare ribs, broiled, and then served with a grape jelly sauce. Oh, how horrible. He thinks it's divine. Well, all right, Daisy. That's what we'll have then. But fix something different for you and me before Mr. Barker's comes home. You ought to see her. Oh, the new plane? Yes. Oh, she's beautiful. You really ought to come down. Well, I'm going to. Oh, you've been saying that. You won't make it till the unveiling. Unveiling? Sure, darling. Remember, yours is the honour of naming her and christening her. Oh, all right. But, Tom, do we have to talk about that plane all the time? Well, what's the matter with that? Oh, it's all right, but you haven't even mentioned the dinner. Oh, it's good. It's very good. Oh, you think so? Spare ribs a bit well done. They're very tasty. Think of it. We'll have her in the air next week. There you go again. Well, say, what is this anyway? What's wrong? What's wrong?  Now, wait a minute. Let's get something straight right now. We're going to be around airplanes for a long time. And if we are, Tom, I believe you actually think more of that plane than you do of me. Ruth. You must.  You seem to have forgotten me and my feelings completely. You've changed. I don't even know you. Now, darling, please, I... I guess I have been pretty well wrapped up in that ship. Wrapped up? You've been involved. I'll tell you what, though. Next Tuesday is our first month's anniversary. Let's make a day of it, a big day together. Oh, Tom, why do I talk like I do? What do you say? A date? A date? Oh, and I love you very much. Sometimes I could kick myself or even raising my voice at Tom. Oh, I guess that's part of married life. Just think. Married. Almost a month. Oh, what would Tom surprise me with? On Monday night, he came home almost as excited as I was. Well, darling, you all set for tomorrow? That's our day. It certainly is. What are we going to do? What are we going to do? Are you kidding? No, I'm not kidding. I guess I didn't tell you. We're unveiling the plane tomorrow, overnight decision. We're what? Oh, but Tom, our anniversary. I'm afraid that'll have to wait, Ruth. We've made all the plans, invited newspapers and magazines. But Tom, why didn't you tell me? Oh, honey, I guess I just got wrapped up and, well, I didn't know myself until yesterday. Well, you understand, don't you? 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together tomorrow and we got to stick to the process. We got to continue to improve. You know, we showed obviously signs and after a kind of a, you know, not a great first quarter defensively, we found our way back into the game, had a lead, and then, you know, 45 is too much. So tried to catch up and had a couple of chances, but just too many pockets of the game where we didn't play well enough. The difference is able to kind of contain Yeah, I thought we lost him too many times. You know, we were not staying attached. We weren't talking, so there was a little confusion and he was getting space and we weren't being able to catch up. So just losing kind of our game plan and our coverages and he got free too often. Obviously, he made everything, but, you know, we gave him too many opportunities as well. Yeah, I think, you know, in some ways, you could just say that this group hasn't played together a lot. So, you know, there's not that common experiences. And so we have these pockets of play where it's like, you know, we're looking around a little bit at each other like I thought you were going to take that. I thought I had this. And so I think just that familiarity with one another is a big part of it. Hey, an example of that play kind of, the play during their 23-5 run where they saved the ball out of bounds. Looks like there was a little bit of confusion there. And if that's the case, this is still a, I don't see young team, but growing team, do you feel the need personally that maybe to call the time out there as opposed to letting maybe guys that have been together a little longer to figure things out? I'd already called one with two minutes into the half, so I didn't want to keep calling them. You know, I didn't want to burn them all in case we find ourselves back in the game. So, you know, it's, sometimes it's, these decisions are, you know, you could go either way, but, you know, I tried to get back, get our group back focused by calling the time out early into the third. Clearly it didn't work, but it was a bit of everything, you know, discipline, communication, 50-50 balls.  And when they get hot, you can't make mistakes like we did. I think Rust, you know, I just don't think he's played a lot of basketball, so he's just trying to get his, his game back, his confidence and the familiarity. You know, it's been 18 months basically, so that's a long period of inactivity. And for anyone who's played the game, you know, that's very difficult. A lot of it, I mean, for Ben in particular, but for the group, collective reps is important. But for Ben, I think, you know, we have to have some patience with him. We're gonna push him, we're gonna support him, challenge him at the same time. Like I said, anyone who's played knows there's not, you can't replicate the game. So when you don't play in an NBA game for however long it was, 16, 18 months, you know, it does take time to get a feel for it again. And, you know, unfortunately, that's gonna have some painful moments for him. But at the same time, it shows he's got a long ways to get a lot of growth to do to get back to where he is. And he's already showed a lot of glimpses. So, you know, he's gonna get there. It's just a matter of getting the support and hopefully getting there as quick as possible. I know, in his case specifically, you talked about that. I'm not really trying to recast him into some jump shooter point guy, but does he need to at least be more aggressive driving the ball and getting into the pain because they're gonna defend the five on four? Yeah, that's a little bit of the rust, right? And he's the confidence, not only physically, but with the rhythm of the game to go to the basket. You can see him trying at times and that's great. We wanna keep pushing him to try to break through and force the issue a little bit at times, even if he makes mistakes, just so that we can see him be aggressive and start to find a rhythm for doing so. But he's gonna get there. He's gonna get there. It's just, I know it's not easy for him. It's been a long time. New group and a back surgery, you added all up and we have to have some patience with him. Steve, a lot was made, we don't even begin about the rebound and the down ball match, what do you think you've got for coolness? Really good for long stretches. There was a couple of pockets where they got pivotal offensive rebounds or 50-50 balls, which is a staple of what they do. But I thought that for large pockets of the game, the physicality was there, the rebounding was there. But too much sloppiness, I think, too much, we had too many errors, lack of discipline at times and they got hot. So it's one thing to make errors and they miss threes when they make them all. It's gonna be really hard to stay in the game. The stainless-bearing jerseys are known for having playing games like that. How did you probably guide them to kind of navigate through that? I thought our guys fought. I thought that we made mistakes, but we fought. I thought I tried to match the physicality the best we could. I thought I was happy with the compete level. We just got to continue to improve and be more disciplined as we get that familiarity with one another. Unless he's nagging me, you know, mainly, especially with the more key thinking day-longs. Just what's the difference you have to deal with now coaching with the lack of options and you see what the value of your paper at that point is that day-longs think it's a bit... Yeah, I mean, you know, every year, roster sort of has a little bit of a different makeup, but you know, I think between Nick Day-round and Ben, we can get over the line. It's just that everyone's got to grow.  It's a lot for him to get up to speed quickly. You know, Nick's still a developing player, but has come a long way and Ben is playing in a different role sometimes when he's the five. So it's early and we'll keep developing it and, you know, we'll be okay.


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This is tox Teth Liverpool UK 1986 on Grand Grand B Street with Michael showers Shores Delroy Burris RIP and more Okay, what's this about though documentary film on the Grand B Street frontline of Toxas feature Michael Steven French is in this real field cottage the Grand B Street frontline of the buzzing with people All right, it doesn't matter Let's see. I'll title it myself You know what this is reminding me of right now so far I'm not even a lotty. It's reminding me of an episode of only fools and horses Come on now Don't don't just look like the van, but with four wheels but in black In the summer of 1981 blacks in the Liverpool aid community fought the police with petrol bombs The government responded by appointing cabinet minister Michael Heseltine to generate employment in Merseyside a Task force was set up to this effect Five years later will return to Merseyside to assess what benefits if any came to the black community Liverpool eight we kill the homelands, okay the task force and The Merseyside minister Michael Heseltine is to me It's just one massive joke and it reminds me very much of the old colonial days where when the natives Starts to get very restless or when was problem you sent in your district Counselor and he would go and find out what the natives wanted and he would solve the problem with a few beads and Feathers and blankets and mirrors on in this case the beads were promises of jobs and a few bribes The mentality of every single British government that's ever been formed has been one of pretending black people aren't there There's a great cliche about Liverpool and it's a Everybody's scouses and Liverpool is a multi-racial Society, well, let me correct that because those people talking a load of bullshit The only multi-racial society is here in Liverpool 8 outside of Liverpool 8. It's like pictoria It's controlled by the South African white man because them over there come from here. It's the same people doing the same tricks It wasn't till until 1980, you know Every place has a backstory. It's how you come back from it You get me? one that the word talk stuff Was really head in Liverpool 8 We've always known it as south end that is the south end of the city Or as late But I think one of the reasons why The word talk stuff is used so often now Nevertheless man, Liverpool always remind me of home even more now because it's called the south end when I was at Everston That's what it was called south the south end South end low-end Is that when you pump 30 million into talk stuff? People straight away assume that you're investing into the riot zone to give people a chance for future and all of this is false Yeah, we're just coming now around on to Princess road Princess Boulevard on which a quarter million pound was spelt to renovate for people To pass through somewhere nice on the way home through the ghetto The houses as you can see they are fine old houses where families could have been re-housed after renovation and One of the first things that Heddle time wanted to do when he came to Liverpool was to pull down these buildings to build council estates on either side of this Boulevard as He said to try and keep the community together in the Heddle time had no intention of keeping this community together as far as we're concerned Heddle time came here to destroy In 81 the thing that Heddle time talked about was to get commerce interested in putting money Into small business ventures in which black people could be involved But none of this ever reached fruition Okay, didn't it reach like okay, I get it back then it was a little tougher This was what 40 years ago and 1981 was 40 years ago 44 years 43 years ago 42 something like that, you know my mouth be crazy a long time ago Yeah, well now Honestly 40 years is not that long ago Honestly, how's it? I mean, I'm almost positive Liverpool is a lot greater now You know since I'm an honorary scout some things of that nature. It gotta be right on the Dock Road passing the Albert dock complex, which was one of Heddle time's pet babies This is where he poured most of the millions into So when he talks of Toxteth receiving millions, this is the talks that he's talking about the Toxteth Which is in the city center? Right next door to the law courts the Toxteth Which is next door to the brand-new police station the 45 police station which you see so and that's the Toxteth He's talked so now Liverpool a About it. Not the Toxteth where the riots were I mean in the construction of The dock complex there were no black people involved And now that the thing is in full swing You'll find no black people Involved in it and certainly you'll never see them there in any management positions. Liverpool's not not a city like that Unemployment among young blacks stands at the alarming rate of 85 percent Here an employment agency run by a local community group grapples with the problem South Liverpool personnel has been existent since 1972 It was an initiative that came about due to the high unemployment that was existent in the 70s When people could move from one job to another. I know a lot of people gonna be looking at this video like always old is old is old but like Me coming from the outside looking in it's like how can I get with the new if I don't know the history? You know I'm saying so I always like to go back and look at The history of something that I like enjoys of people that are joy at a time that I like You know I'm saying to see where it's Where it's come from You know I'm saying Yeah, we found that black people still facing discrimination in employment and training and so the agency was set up under the mark with the King Foundation With regard to trying to break down those barriers Regarding black people and employment Since the 70s nothing has really changed.  You don't need to see in those kind of aspects about your personality still, you know, even though To maybe extend or still not they're not relevant to the job. You're actually applying for Man it be like that now. That's why I don't work That's why I do not I cannot jog at nine to five where I used to work at the hotel. I Worked there. I'm talking about I was putting their work because I wanted to grow in the company You get I'm saying like I was doing what I was supposed to do But this is the thing I was so good at the job that I was that they didn't want to Elevate me to another position because they would have to find somebody to replace me and I'm a irreplaceable So they bring people from the outside and give them the positions that are way under qualified that they got a train They gotta do this they gotta do that and that's that right there Took me out to work for us completely Took me out the workforce completely.  They be they be moving crazy. I can't go Well, we're now approaching. I think it's called trans world now what it was at one time Another Hedl time's babies that is the little garden festival I mean the millions that the man pumped into this and the way he spoke about it so lovingly You'd have really thought that was gonna do something for this city I do not know of anybody who has benefited in any way From Hedl time's garden festival I mean we laughed at him literally laughed at him when he came to Liverpool and told us what he intended to do We asked him of what consequence was a garden festival to people who were living in rat infested housing People who were walking the streets and being harassed by police People who are being ignored When it came to jobs People who had very little hope of not just a future for themselves But very little hope of a future for their children Afternoon. Good afternoon. I wanted to try and get into the garden festival You wanted to try and get into yeah, and you're paying Well, do you have to pay to get in here you paid the booth there and you can't drive in You have to walk in What's the cost of getting in four pounds four pounds so you for a family of children? I had come here with my four children. It would cost me 24 pounds my wife and I four children to get in you got four children that is three six nine twelve That is 20 pounds 20 pounds six of us Five years later the efforts of the task force have brought little relief to jobless young blacks We asked the deputy leader of the local council the largest employer in Liverpool about their Responsibility in providing jobs for blacks Well, I mean the irony of course is I mean this Tory government to see Industry after industry after industry closed down in the city This Tory government has seen young people with no future no hope whatsoever This Tory government has robbed over five hundred million pounds in this city that's over half a billion pounds since 1979 And then as a as an alternative to all that they come in they plant trees and they grow shrubs now Whilst nobody's against them planting trees and growing shrubs at the end of the day in terms of permanent jobs in terms of some hope For young people obviously whether it be Liverpool later elsewhere. It provides nothing After 81 I was involved with the black caucus who used to sit down at the city council meetings to try and get things done for black people and Every proposal we put through was nearly always rejected through Tony bain or get a cotton and The clutch came when we applied for a housing grant for elderly housing our quarter of Avondale site the government were prepared to give us a million pounds and The council only had to put 25 percent towards that now right up until We were getting the money at the government's hadn't any and his coronies Supported us the moment the money came through they dropped the project and said we'll put it back two years and the money went somewhere else The other point is whenever there's yeah Corruption, I don't care with nobody frame that as that's that's a leather. That's corruption. Oh Yeah, we fun to fake it to y'all get the money in the end as soon as the money come it's hard That's tough in this community or in any community None of the community is taken on board to do the work They bring in outside contractors from Manchester Birmingham Wolverhampton Wherever to build property in our community while we stand on the sideline now when I put this to John Hamilton The leader of the Labour Party He was telling me all he could do was ask the contractors to take on the local community And what I was saying is that's not good enough if you the city council hold the pair strings You are the one that dictates how the money is spent on where and when it should go But they didn't want to deal with that policy date prepared to back off quite truthfully They don't want to absorb black people within the employment figures I think trade unions have a major role to play or they should have I mean you're like workers of the world Unite unity is strength and all this business to wait in class But when you especially in this city where they have the reputation of being so powerful and so militant and that But the record on equal opportunity is abysmal I mean deal strike and they'll march for more pay for themselves better conditions for themselves But not for more black workers and the other crucial thing about unions is is a lot of them have nomination job right nomination rights So whenever vacancies do arise in their firms, they can nominate who gets the job But it's their sons if they're friends. It's their family. They never go on strike or March say it's politically fueled man Politics of it all is always crazy and something like this More black way situations like these there's more equality and so I feel the trade unions badly let us down We accept our responsibility for that situation It's pointless trying to duck it But we're not the only organization who has been here the city council's been here for a long time The Labour Party's been here a long time and they haven't addressed those problems What we've tried to do over the past few years is recognize Our responsibility for that in the past and with our black members in the black community Start to do things about it. It doesn't mean that everything we do then is right Necessarily, but we're trying to at least make a stop. I know nothing of it. I always figured man I don't like to get political or anything of that touch nature, but you need You need people from the community if you want to change the community and make the right changes You know I'm saying if you've never been down to these communities If you had to grow up in these communities if you don't know what's needed if you don't speak to people in these communities How do you know if the community what's best for the community itself? You get me? They don't make it don't make a sense. You need the community in these positions of power to make change This brother's sister's nephew's nieces, etc. I know nothing about that at all, but I do certainly Accept I think that the majority of trade unions involved would also accept that it is we certainly haven't gone anywhere near far enough here we have a Militant left-wing council ever so socialist and ever so You know equal opportunities regardless of what you want to do and what you want to do Ever so socialist and ever so You know equal opportunities regarding women and black people. I'm already given us they're not giving us nothing Well, there was talk step and there was my side and a lot of other places where the police are doing well There was big stun and there was chapel town and a lot of other places that was burned to the ground Burn to the ground Burn to the ground. It is no mystery. We're making history. It is no mystery It is no mystery we're making history. It is no mystery The Council did set up a race relations unit which at once plunged them into controversy with the local black community Well as far as I'm Them into the council did set up a race relations unit which at once plunged them into controversy with the local black community well as far as I'm concerned The function of the unit, I believe is to serve the community and advise the city council And I believe that the priority for the unit is the question of Unemployment black unemployment. I believe the unit will be judged on its ability to gain employment for the black community if For one moment the majority of the black community Did not support the appointment or did not believe That I should be given a chance To carry out my policies. I wouldn't have been a little bit longer than two weeks. I Believe I've got an overwhelming support. I Spoke with Sam bond this morning. He says Bond He says he's got he's got a lot of support. He says he's got this nice program and policy To make this place a better place to give jobs and all of that What sort of support has he got? Well, I think the support that Sam bond has Shows new things in the city I think the support that Sam bond has Well, I think the support that Sam bond has Shows in the fact that he does not visit the area He's quite free to come here, but he doesn't feel safe come here I mean he is here supposedly to represent the black people of this area and yet see that just it If you're not from these areas, it don't matter what color skin you are if you're not from this area And you don't be over here. How can you get the support of the people? How can you help? You know Sam? He doesn't walk freely on the streets. It could be a it could be a white man European man as long as he be in the community Walking around then he gonna have a support because he down here. He's with us. He sees first hand He not in the office calling shots from above While people relay messages back and forth to him He has a middleman doing all the work.  Oh, I'ma come see you I'ma come just remove yourself completely if you're not gonna be there 100% Same case get out of there.  You just pretend it He does not come into any of our clubs or anywhere that we socialize It has to walk Anywhere with bodyguards. He has to bribe people Well, I don't blame him for walking with bodyguards, you know, say hey do your thing but be here He's a part of the government allegedly or whatever That's that's irrelevant bodyguards is relevant But everything else he's saying and bully him into a meeting or attempt to bully him into a meeting So I would just say to some bond if you have the support that you say you have if If it is merely a vociferous minority who oppose you Then why aren't you doing a job? So your point about some bond Sam bond did not set up the race unit the black community and its representatives with the ones Who made the drew up the plans and you've got it into motion Sam bond was just plucked out from the Labour Party to take their head post. They wanted somebody who will pull party policy lines, but the actual Job specification was created from within this black community from within the talents within the black people in this community Sam bond on the Labour Party did not create it There is a small I think the human humans are very simple be when speak Be present and execute or show that you're trying to execute Because actions speak louder than words across the board for any race For any creative people for all humans actions speak louder than words It's very simple Group of and I understand that this man right here It's not the all-tell be all like where he's he's he's a he's a puppet He's a puppet. This is what I'm gonna say. He a puppet. He was a puppet They placed that man there just for you know I'm saying for aesthetic purposes And that don't matter apparently it didn't matter It's what I'm watching at least it didn't matter Because the community sees through it Community workers opposed like I was saying he's not the all-tell be all like I understand like his word is not Does not lock something in like he is levels above him that he has to go through to get something done So, you know saying he just a face that but he's just somewhere that people can focus their energy and anger towards instead of Their real people calling shots was in disappointment, you know, I don't really wish to Take up time Discussing their involvement It's obvious and some admits that he doesn't know Liverpool very well I've got about two moments. It's obvious he's a young man He doesn't know Liverpool very well soon as that court topic came up. He was well. I got to get up out of here I've got about two moments. It's obvious is a young man without much experience not not even of race relations even of life How do you how do you square going over the heads of blacks in Liverpool a? Unique area and going all the way to London to import a candidate. You see that is nothing new I mean, I can think of three individuals who've been active in the Liverpool black community over the past few years Who've got who've had jobs in the GLC in Lamberth in Manchester? It's not new for blacks to go to other areas to do a job of work I mean you as a Londoner here in Liverpool now doing a job of work. That is often the case that that no It's not it's not new but it's That's not what the question was you he said y'all outsourced him Instead of looking within the community y'all looked outside the community That's what that's what the question was that's what that's what he said He said nothing about that man looking for a job It's y'all that hired him Goes on but certainly if it was the case that Sam couldn't do the job be from Liverpool or London or Manchester Anyone else I'd be the first person to say bye-bye Sam. No question about it. That's good cat. That's good. I mean my bad That's terrible cat. You're lying Let me ask you one more question Sam have you any political affiliations Hell yeah, that's what he wanted to say no, I remember the Labour Party Has that anything to do with why you were chosen for the job? That's right. They have also said that I'm a Member support of militants. Are you no We are living in the city that is a working museum to racism in modern day Liverpool 8 is actually you could call it we call it the homelands, right to us We are suffering apartheid We're not employed in town. We're not in magistrates. We're not in the police force. We're not even on the city council We are nowhere in town. So from our point of view the system is apartheid against us Now it bond is sincere as he says I say this to him as a black man Stand up and say that this city is racist and some the equivalents of South Africa And that man to be out of that office immediately After the revolt of 1981 the local community sought a political solution I think one of the greatest problems we have in an area such as this is that The people who hold Power want to choose the leaders. It can't happen. Those days are gone We've this is not a communist type situation Imposed rule imposed Government for so long. We're not taking it anymore We're fighting back and we're saying we will choose our own leaders We will not have the sambonds speak for us. We know our problems. This this is our future without these We have no future. They are our future and People say that with any community though. People gotta let them let the people choose their own people of course that are qualified Like any community. It don't matter black white Puerto Rican Mexican. Don't matter People like me Michael and others have been described as very aggressive speakers. Yes We have no choice but to be aggressive speakers. We have two choices be aggressive speakers or be violent reactionary Violent reactionary gets us nowhere only violence wins But if we don't break out of this in a political way these children in five ten years from now They won't be throwing bricks like we did. They'll be talking to people like the IRA I'm on a situation like that happens. There is no stopping it. And so before we can get to that stage We must try and stop it.  I mean, I wish I knew the answers and sadly The only time as I said that they've taken notice of us is when we have risen to violence From the brewers of summer shandy juicy Peach That's tough man. I Know there's a lot of Liverpool people watching pretty sure Liverpool is not this way anymore But let me know in the comments to get a little bit like I'm a subscribe turn you post them go


Health care is not a right, but it seems that it could be considered a right if people believe their lives belong to the state or slave master. I mean people can consider anything a right but the question is what is a right and healthcare I mean there's a sense in which healthcare is a right and I'll get to that but healthcare is not a right in a sense that you Can't have a claim against somebody else's labor. You can't have a claim against somebody else's life You don't have a right to somebody else's time and resources and If all healthcare cannot be a right a Right is your freedom To pursue your values rationally without Exploiting others without using force on others without violating others rights as soon as you make healthcare a right You're violating the rights of doctors nurses drug companies. Everybody else who provides the service. They now become your slaves Not literally but in that aspect of their life. Yeah, they have to serve you. They have to treat you because it's your right What about their rights? So no healthcare is not a right the sense in which healthcare is a right is that you have a right to pursue health care That is you have a right To go to the doctor of your choosing if he's willing to accept you if you can come to mutually acceptable trade You have a right to pursue whatever drugs you want if you can get the owner of those drugs to sell them to you and a doctor to treat you with them it's up to you and The the producer it's you have a right to negotiate you have a right to transact you have a right to trade and Health care is just one more trade that we engage in so health care Health care is a right means trading health care services is a right and that's true and and property rights over health care is a right and that's true, but a right to health care That can never be a right And and it doesn't matter if you think you are a property of the state you are wrong And that is an evil position that must be You know We must we must shun shun What we need today what I called a new intellectual would be any man or woman who is willing to think Meaning any man or woman who knows that man's life must be guided by reason by the intellect Not by feelings wishes women's or mystic revelations Any man or woman who values his life and who does not get want to give in to today's despair cynicism and impotence and does not intend to give up the world to the dark ages and to the role of the collectivist Using the super chat and I noticed yesterday when I appealed for support for the show Many of you step forward and actually Supported the show for the first time. So I'll do it again. Maybe we'll get some more today If you like what you're hearing if you appreciate what I'm doing then I appreciate your support Those of you who don't yet support the show, please take this opportunity go to your own book show calm slash support or go to subscribe star calm your own book show and And and make a kind of a monthly contribution to keep this to keep this going. I'm not sure when the next


Hi everyone. Thank you for coming. My name is Alex. I work in Smart Deck. Hi, and today I will tell about one of our creations, ERC-20 test suite and how it helps in achieving the decentralized security. To start with a couple of words about Smart Deck. So we've been working in the area of application security for maybe 10 years now and the five years of those, we are creating application security tools, both for small businesses and big enterprise businesses. And in the area of blockchain security, we perform more than 200 blockchain audits. And of course, we create a number of smart contract security tools. And during our work in blockchain, we encountered the following problem. Many blockchain projects, like some DAFs or exchanges, deal with tokens. And most of those tokens are meant to be ERC-20 compliant, but the sad truth is that most of them are not. Currently, if you run some of such projects, for you there are only two approaches to ensure the ERC-20 compatibility. It's either ordering a third party code audit or writing a bunch of tests. So both of these approaches take long time, they are expensive, they need a certain degree of trust and of course they are not scalable. So according to our vision, if you work in a project that deals with any counterparty interfaces that need to comply to some requirements, you need to have a way to check these compliance in a decentralized way. So as a first step in achieving this vision, we created the tool that we named ERC-20 Test Suite. Basically it's a DAF, it runs tests on chain, it saves the results on chain and it is completely trustless since it's a smart contract. It has simple web interface, but it can be used via smart contract. So I will show you how it looks like. So the process is really easy, it has only three steps. You enter the address of token, you approve 1000 token units in order to perform some checks. And please know that all of those tokens will be refunded to you. And on step three you click yes, okay, please check this token. And after a couple of minutes, after the transaction is mined, you see the results. It's basically it's a list of properties grouped by type and they are color coded to show whether the concrete property is violated or not. So these same results are written on chain and can be accessed by any smart contract at any time. So what do we get? We get low price, you pay only for gas. The process is fully automated because no people involved at any moment. And those tests are really easy to run, you saw it. And the results are easy to understand and easy to show to anyone. And not to say that we achieve trustlessness. So please go and try it. It's online, it's testsew.net. And also we open sourced it and it can be found on GitHub. So you can play with it and maybe change it according to your needs. Thank you. Hey everyone, my name is Tim Beko. I'm here to talk about how we can fund ETH 1.x by auctioning off the names to Ethereum network upgrades. So bit of background. There's some initiatives on Ethereum 1.0 and Ethereum 1.x that don't get the funds they need to get off the ground. And oftentimes the amount needed for these initiatives are quite small to basically to build a proof of concept to get to an initial heap and something like that. So I think we could fund some of these efforts by auctioning off the names to network upgrades. So what I mean specifically is I think we could run an on-chain auction from the first block of an upgrade all the way to the last block of it before the next one. And throughout the auction people bid for what the name of the upgrade will be. And this kind of a dynamic auction so throughout the auction whatever the highest bid says the name is is what we refer to the upgrade as for that point of time. And obviously whenever someone outbids that bid then you refund the previous person, update the name and that's it. And there's a couple things that are important here. The first is that you don't want to have like a high minimum bid because it's premium namespace you're selling you want to make sure that people value it accordingly. And you also want to have large increments between the bids because you don't want people to spam the network while they're making bids for these names. So I had a proposal for 100 each. And this would obviously be a bit complicated on the client side because if they need to change the name all the time that's not ideal. So we could just use version numbers in the clients and use a marketing name that we use sort of in blog posts and what not. Kind of like Android does where all the major releases have both a marketing name and a version number. And so on the upgrade block whatever the highest bid says the name is gets finalized on chain and that's how we refer to the upgrade going forward in time. And what do you actually fund here? So I think we should do these funds and try to spend them on initiatives that have a high likelihood of improving the Ethereum network today. This means things like new thinking and discovery protocols some better testing some each one point X initiatives like state rent some coordination across the clients or even some research ideas like off chain storage. And again it's important to note that we should try to optimize to have a large set of initiatives so have fairly small amounts that are kind of proof of concept size that are spent fairly quickly. So in an ideal world you've spent almost all of the funds from one auction before starting the next one. But who gets to decide how we spend those funds? Purple hole for this is a three out of five multi-sig with the following parties. So you'd have someone who's there to represent the Ethereum Foundation who's not a client developer who's ready there to represent sort of the Ethereum brand and vision. You'd want to have two client developers ideally one or more not from the EF who are there to represent the core devs. And then you'd want also an independent protocol developer. So someone who's not affiliated with one of the bigger companies in the space. And finally someone to represent the broader community. So someone who's not part of the EF who's not a core developer but just represents the Ethereum community at large. Whether they're adopt developer and Ethereum cat herder or just some redhead or Twitter user who's very favorable towards Ethereum. And the people on these multi-sig would basically be able to rotate in and out on a per upgrade basis. So you're not signing up to this for life. This obviously implies you need a process to decide how you add or remove people from that multi-sig. And there's a couple constraints on the people in that multi-sig. Specifically that you don't want them to be able to get grants from the auction if they're part of the multi-sig. And even farther than that you probably don't want anyone from the organizations to apply for a grant if they control the keys to the funds. So for example if Beisu which is the team that I'm on was part of the multi-sig for Berlin which is the next upgrade after Istanbul. Then no one from Pegasus which is the company I work for should be able to apply for a grant from funds raised during that auction. And so one interesting question here is like what do you actually name the hard fork? So I have a couple proposals for what would be okay or not okay for names. Obviously this is something you'd want to prove by the community and you'd want to discuss. And more specifically you probably want to have a process where at least one person on a multi-sig has to approve of a name for a bit to be valid. So some couple ideas of what's okay just like some generic words. You don't want bad stuff, no offensive stuff and probably just like not anything confusing. So no previous upgrade names, no other blockchain names so it would be kind of awkward if you had like the ETC Ethereum upgrade. And generally like something that you would be okay sponsoring DEF CON would probably be a good name there. And finally if you don't raise any money during this auction then we could just revert back to using DEF CON city names which is what we started doing in formerly past Istanbul. So that's what I had. I have like a minute left if anyone has a question. Okay thanks everybody. Hello everyone. This is Hooman Farahman, I'm with Gartner. So in this session I want to share with you some end user perspective you know that hopefully help with adoption. So we have basically service in thousands of inquiries per year you know that relates to blockchain and pretty much half of them deals with you know selecting a blockchain platform. In many cases we'll see there's still a lot of confusion that what a blockchain platform is or is not. And that really play into the adoption and the ease of you know evaluating a platform. So there are many different definitions you know that we find out you know unfortunately some of them really doesn't make sense. You have to spend a lot of time you know for companies to first of all define a blockchain platform what it constitutes and take the next step to start comparing the platform which is out there and select something that works for them. So from what we have seen obviously Ethereum and Hyperledger fabric are the most popular one but I have to say that there is no loyalty to any of these platforms because still most of the organizations are testing you know and going through proof of concepts or some sort of limited pilot. So any decision that they make is not really a strategic one so in a couple of years or one year you know they may switch to another platform. So what we thought you know it may help is to start establishing a functional framework for blockchain platforms you know that helps with organizations to do an Apple to Apple comparison of different frameworks or platforms out there. Which there are hundreds of them.  The challenge is that there are so many of them out there so and then they are changing too fast in terms of you know all the improvements that happen so it's kind of work in progress. So that's not possible. So what we did instead we created this framework that pretty much covers all the key functional modules from smart contracts, node management, the core blockchain transactions infrastructure and more and more the ecosystem management aspect of blockchain solution. So basically the idea is that this is not obviously perfect you know we are going to improve it over time but the idea is that first of all they get an understanding what a platform is and then they start asking the right questions. So for every of these functional modules we define you know what it is and then we introduce some questions that they should ask. So if you add them up it's about 142 questions you know that pretty much covers you know all the key important you know features that you may expect from a platform. Some of them may be applicable or not applicable depending to the use case that they have. And that will give them hopefully an understanding that for example what's the difference if they go with let's say Ethereum versus Hedera versus Fabric or them and some of the differences you know will come up in as part of that process you know. But the story doesn't change doesn't end there. What we have to deal with you know there's a lot of debates around public versus you know enterprise we see those are the two key patterns in terms of the design of these platforms. We see sometimes people try to differentiate these platforms in a much more granular way. But a lot of those differences we consider them as configurable features that over time they morph into the same platform that we have. And even between public and enterprise we'll see the lines will start lowering over time. So for example what's happening with Ethereum 2.0 we envision you know an environment that you can define a shard. You fix the validators for that those shards and eventually use some sort of gateway you know to interact with beacon chains. So while you are isolating your shard and chain you have the opportunity to connect to a public type of you know platform. So that's something that we try to convey to this organization. Not to too much you know stuck with having a shared ledger looking at the bigger picture of the platform like the crypto economics you know. Embedded native you know token you know that that's established in the platform that the coordination and consensus you know protocol the importance of them to make their choice future proof over time. But in addition to that we think the organizations need to also look at areas beyond just having the pure blockchain platform and that's you know things like decentralized web. At Gartner we believe that in the vision of decentralized web I think it's a key element of supporting digital ecosystems moving forward. So without having that fabric you know to do a trans verification between all sort of entities that having that vision of digitalization in ecosystem was almost impossible. So so decentralized web is coming and then from a platform perspective if the platform has a limited vision it cannot support decentralized web. So that's another layer that needs to be factored as part of the decision. So and even we push it further in terms of long term planning like 10 years 15 years down the road this concept of worldwide ledger you know that we are going to have any kind of a muted version of worldwide web that basically connect all these ledgers together you know with new type of identification methods new type of you know objects new type of protocols that we try to convey. And the whole idea is to help the organizations to understand you know where are we going with all of these technologies sometimes you know as developers we may focus too much on the bits and bytes you know and miss on the bigger picture which is important for them you know to build a case to adopt this type of technology. So so that's the idea you know as some kind of you know hopefully pointers you know as you want building you know all these great systems you know to convey it in a way that they can relate to and adopt it over time. That's it. Thank you. Hi everyone and welcome to Japan. My name is Yunosuke Nagayama. I'm master student at Tokyo Institute of Technology. Today I would like to talk about a network simulator called Shinbrook. Network is one of the important thing for us. So blockchain is based on P2P network so it's necessary to consider communication within the network. For example we want to improve the blockchain throughput. You will increase the block size and the number of blocks generated per second. But however this increases the block propagation delay and shorten the block generation time. So then it's it becomes difficult to synchronize blockchain in network and it's triggered the chain folks. So like this network communication is a cause of security degradation on blockchain. So we researched the improving the method for improving the blockchain networks. But it's difficult to experiment with real networks. So we developed a blockchain network simulator and we call it Shinbrook. Shinbrook simulate blockchain protocols and block propagation. By default blockchain using proof of work and longest rule on random networks. But if you want to test your new idea you can design the node behavior, network topology and network configuration to fit your ideas. And you can get the various data from Shinbrook. This data can be used for network measurement and attack analysis and so on. And this simulator was used for some experiment about the new neighbor selection algorithm and measuring the effect of the networks. So and now Shinbrook supports Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin. And we are developing for Ethereum support. But there are many Ethereum projects such as Casper, Prisma. So this time I simulated Ghost on Shinbrook as a sample experiment. Ghost is a block selection protocol. The current Ethereum protocol selects the longest chain as main chain. But instead Ghost selects the heaviest chain. Heaviest chain means subtree with the most blocks. So I try to measure the effect of Ghost protocol against selfish mining. This is the interim result. The left shows the ratio of the attackers' blocks in main chain corresponding to the attackers' mining power. This shows how much mining power is needed for selfish mining. And right shows the average length of the chain released by the attacker. This is related to the safe number of confirmation. This in both results shows the Ghost is better than the longest through. But it's not as much as I expected. This is probably because Ethereum has not so much focus. So I think if Ghost is more efficient with the more focused blockchain. So as this experiment, Shinbrook will help you to evaluate some Ethereum protocols. Please try Shinbrook and give us feedback. If you are interested in the Shinbrook, you can get more information and code on our website or GitHub. Thank you for listening. Please enjoy DevCon and Osaka.