Amurgo is the venture builder in the Cardano ecosystem. So there's three main entities, the Cardano Foundation, Input Output, Hong Kong, and Amurgo. So what Amurgo does is we help ventures build on the Cardano blockchain. We connect with companies who need solution builders. And then of course we fund those teams that are building. I started in the crypto space in about 2011. So I've seen it grow from a really tiny community to what's now Bitcoin is sitting at a $90 billion market, a capiterium at $30 billion. What am I excited about for Cardano? Well, I think the underlying technology, the software architecture has a lot of advantages that are extremely scalable. Some of the frameworks that we're building on, the use of functional programming languages, peer review. So we're taking basically software standards that have just existed for a long time. But they've been absent, completely absent in the cryptocurrency industry. And so we're bringing those hardcore standards into cryptocurrency and building the next generation of blockchain software. The idea of displacement is not new to technology. So if we're building cryptocurrency and blockchain technology with a better base, we have the potential to displace basically early movers with better technology. That's one of the reasons I'm very excited about the Cardano project, and one of the reasons that I got involved in the first place. I'm excited about the ability to have something both transformative, but something that's very applicable to that has regulatory interface, that it has the ability to build basically with the constructs that we live in every day. So that for me, I'm both an idealist and a realist. And so I'm happy to be working on something that I believe can coexist with the frameworks that we have today that have the technological backbone to have to transform the industry. Hello, good afternoon. I'm very happy to be here with the Cardano project. Happy to be here in Tokyo. It's my very first time. I've been in the cryptocurrency space and blockchain space since 2011. So I've seen a lot of changes in the space. I've seen it grow from just a few thousand people on internet forums to what it is here today. And of course, all your participation here shows to what extent that we've arrived as a cryptocurrency community, as a blockchain industry. And so I want to thank you all for coming here. So I'm very, very, very excited to be here and part of the Cardano blockchain ecosystem. I'm happy to work along the lines with Mr. Parsons at the foundation. Mr. Oskansson and Mr. Wood of IOHK. And of course, Mr. Kodama, who you just met, the CEO of Amurgo. So you probably know a little bit about what the Cardano Foundation does and what input output it does. But what does Amurgo do? What is it? So of course, that's why I'm here to explain. Amurgo is the venture builder in the Cardano ecosystem. So to understand what a venture builder does, we also have to look at how an ecosystem grows. OK, so if we look at how we grow an ecosystem, we can use actually two very key examples. So we'll take a little history walk down the evolution of the blockchain industry. So if you guys are familiar with Bitcoin, Bitcoin is the first cryptocurrency. It's the first blockchain application in the world. It's a value system. It's a way to transact value. It's a way to pass value from one person to another. It's a way to pay for goods and services. And actually, with the regulation that is now changing very friendly towards cryptocurrency in Japan, you can use Bitcoin to pay for goods as some large retailers right here in Japan. Now, as a value mechanism, it has some key characteristics that many cryptocurrencies also have. What is scarce? And two, it can be duplicated. And so this is one of the things that gives cryptocurrency such value, scarcity, and it cannot be duplicated. But how does the ecosystem grow? The ecosystem grows when you take that value token and you transact with it. There's a financial concept called monetary velocity. And monetary velocity is just what it sounds like. It's like speed plus money. Monetary velocity, which is a concept called monetary velocity, is just what it sounds like. It's like speed plus money. So let's take an example. We have Shibuya, where I have been staying. And I watch the people come and I watch the people go. And what do they do? They're moving, moving, moving. They're taking transportation. They're going out to eat. They're networking with people. They're taking taxis. So you have all of this velocity among people. So you have people transacting, and the more people that you fit into the SEPA system, the more you fit into Shibuya, the more you fit into Tokyo, into Japan, the more value you have in this economy. Well, Cardano has its own cryptocurrency called EIDA, which lives on the Cardano settlement lake. So the question for us in how we grow the ecosystem is how do we help EIDA become the fuel that powers financial technology throughout not only the developed world, but the developing world, not only in Japan, but in Singapore, in Malaysia, in Indonesia, in Argentina, in Nigeria. That's a lot of countries. A lot of parts of the world. How do we bring more people from across the globe to transact in the Cardano ecosystem? Not only for value transaction, but for paying for goods and services for saving. On the other side, we have computation. So if we look at a computational blockchain, one of the best cases is, of course, Ethereum. So the question is, how is Ethereum a $30 billion ecosystem today? It's a virtual machine, but its value comes from applications built on Ethereum. These applications are decentralized applications that store dApps and smart contracts. Ethereum has a virtual machine and data-based block chain. But the real value is the development of the application of the user. So therefore, Ethereum derives its value from applications being built on the infrastructure. These applications are computer code. And to run that code, you have to have actors that are paying for that computation. And that's how you grow an ecosystem on a computational blockchain. So we talked a little bit about monetary velocity. There's also the concept of computational velocity. The more actors, the more enterprises, the more people that are building applications on a computational blockchain, the more payment that's happening, the more the ecosystem grows. Well, Cardano has a stack infrastructure. It has a separate settlement layer and a separate computation layer. You'll hear more about that later from input out upon call. So how does EMURGO build and grow the Cardano ecosystem? How do we add monetary velocity and computational velocity? Well, we focus on the application layer. The application layer are software programs that you can build on the Cardano ecosystem that you can use every day. Anywhere from playing a game on your smartphone to trading contracts for houses or equities or commodities all on the Cardano ecosystem. So now that we know more or less how a blockchain ecosystem grows, what exactly does EMURGO do? So EMURGO does, how does it grow the ecosystem? EMURGO connects enterprises that are looking for blockchain solutions and connects them with the teams that can build those solutions on the Cardano blockchain and we help these teams grow through capital connections and resources. So our three main parts are the Cardano Enterprise in collaboration with the Cardano Foundation, Cardano Ventures, EMURGO Ventures, and EMURGO Capital. All right, so what is Cardano Enterprise? Cardano is an enterprise alliance where the Cardano Foundation and EMURGO connect with companies that are looking to build blockchain solutions. It focuses on alliances, it focuses on education, it focuses on developer resources. And what we do is we take these business applications, we take the real world business needs and what we can do is number one, we feed them to input alcohol, so they can build a smarter protocol. That way we're building the Cardano-based protocol to actually match the needs of the people that are using it. And on the second hand, we take the solutions that need to be built and we actually bring them to the developers. So we create a strategic funnel between the companies that need applications built and the people that are actually going to build them. So Cardano Enterprise feeds into EMURGO Ventures. What is EMURGO Ventures? EMURGO Ventures is where the solution builders lie. It's where we capture the development teams, the development talent, and it starts right now with our own research and development. EMURGO has established a laboratory in Vietnam that's already building DAPs and smart contracts. We can build the solutions that the enterprise needs, we can focus on education, and we can also connect them with other development teams. We can also connect them with different developer teams and develop them with the help of data. But the core of how we grow is connecting with startups. Startups, small independent teams that are working on innovator solutions. These teams are already building on a bunch of different blockchain applications on different technologies. One thing I'm very excited about with the Cardano ecosystem you'll find out from Mr. Hoskinson is that we have the superior technology already being rolled out that sets us well ahead of any other project. So what advantages do startup teams have when they're working with EMURGO Ventures? We can connect them directly with the enterprises. So what does that mean? A startup can know that they're building a solution to someone that actually has a problem. So we connect the solution builders with people that need solutions. They know that they're building to someone that actually has a problem that needs to be solved. For a small startup, revenue is important, so that can connect them to their first contract and give them cash flow. For a small startup, revenue is important, so that can connect them to their first contract and give them cash flow. We're also interested in connecting with and creating an ecosystem where these startups can grow. So we're looking to connect with programs such as incubators and accelerators. We're also looking to connect with things like startup spaces and co-working. Why? Because every team needs a place to grow. And these spaces are not just spaces to work. There are spaces to work alongside with other innovative teams. So you can build products that can work interoperably. You can grow together. You can share resources. And then we connect them with programs that help them grow big and help them grow fast. And then we connect them with programs that help them grow big and help them grow fast. I'm also happy to announce that Emeril will be opening our first co-working center. It will be located in Hong Kong. It will be focused on some FinTech solutions. And it will be finished by the end of this year. Okay, so how can you be involved with Emeril Ventures? Well, are you a startup? Do you have co-working space? Do you run an accelerator or incubator program? If so, please get in contact with us at infoadamogo.io. So these startups are building solutions. We're building an ecosystem where they can get plugged in. We're giving them a place to grow. We're giving them the tools to help them grow big and their first enterprise clients. And they're working on a collaboration with other startups in the community. We're working on a collaboration with startups in the community. We're giving them the tools to help them grow big and help them grow. However, one thing that almost everybody here may start, to relax at the beginning, is capital. So how do we help these young teams grow? Well, we have a capital injection. We will be setting up a venture capital week. So at Mergo VC, Mergo VC will be involved in early-stage funding for companies that are ready to build on the Cardano blockchain ecosystem. So we're looking to connect with startups that are interested in building dApps and smart contracts on Cardano. On the other side, we're also interested in decentralized funding mechanisms. Funding mechanisms that are made possible by blockchain technology such as ICOs and dApps. So we can provide not only financial support but ability to understand how best to structure a project. And how to navigate the ever-changing regulatory field. And last, we're interested in adding to our expert network. So we're looking for people that have been there, they've built, they know the pains, they can add to the vision. And these experts will turn into trusted friends, advisors, and maybe even your first investor. So how can you get involved with the Mergo Capital? Well, are you a startup that's looking for investment? Are you a developer that's looking for a team? Are you an expert that is interested in joining our investor network? If so, please write us at invest at mergo.io. So going back to the beginning, how does a Mergo grow the Cardano ecosystem? How do we build ventures and grow this and add not only monetary velocity but computational velocity? And we make Cardano, we make Cardano, so go ahead. How do we add economy, utility, and value to the Cardano ecosystem? Well, we connect companies that are seeking blockchain solutions with the teams that can build these solutions on the Cardano blockchain. And then we help those teams grow big through capital connections and resources. If you want to get in touch with Mergo, please write us at info.mergo.io. Let us know how you'd like to collaborate. We're also always looking for good talent. You can follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Thank you very much. I'm Darren Kamas, and I will now pass the mic to the person you've all been waiting for, Mr. Charles Askun.


ADVENTURES BY MORCES Baltony Morce presents The End of the Living Dead Featuring Captain Friday If you like high adventure, come with me If you like the stealth of infreed, come with me If you like blood and thunder, come with me Deep in the Chilean jungle Captain Friday has escaped from the Chicota sacrificial chamber with Skip Turner and Dr. Ingle only to be led into a second trap in the passage under the river by the voice of Mrs. Santos Hardly had they entered the underground passageway which was lighted by weird flickering torches when they came face to face with members of the living dead priesthood headed by the werewolf face to face with a half man, half animal whose eyes glittered and whose ears lay flat against his head like a mad dog and by his side, but this is your story, Captain Friday Yes, by his side stood the beautiful green-eyed Tula a Chicota priestess with her lovely lips curled in a snarl as vicious as the werewolves Then suddenly from some side passage stepped Mrs. Santos She stepped between the werewolves' pack and skipped Dr. English and Megan To our surprise, the werewolf fell to the ground grumbling and his pack dissolved into the darkness with yelps of terror, Tula escaping with them And now we're in the ancient La Jolla monastery the refuge of all persons like ourselves who are fighting the priesthood of the living dead and who seek the downfall of their sinister Maya Nahi Maya Nahi, disillute high priest of the sacred city of Chicota who in his jungle sanctuary plans the downfall of all nations and the end of all civilization The monastery of La Jolla raises its gaunt walls on one side of the Zambala mountains on the other side of the mountains lies Maya Nahi's lair also known as the land of the living dead And now, Seniors that the monks have received you and have appointed you each cell I want you to come with me Yes, someplace, anyplace where we can talk I've got to know what's become of Judith You put me off and put me off Mrs. Santos, if my daughter's fallen into the hands of the Maya Nahi Patience, Dr. English The walls are this much The whole world will know it if you... Seniors, come into this chamber The monks gave you candles, Captain Friday Light them Hey, did we just get ourselves locked in Light your candles, Captain What? Father, Captain Friday Oh, Father, you're safe Judith, my darling Oh, God, Judith I'd never been so glad to see anybody here Hold it, everybody, hold it, hold it Getting anywhere this way One at a time, please Now, let's share what Judith and Mrs. Santos have to say first Yeah, Judith, how'd you get here? And what was Ms. Sattles doing in the Chacota sacrificial temple? Man, now she scared the fans off that werewolf fell in that green-eyed vape, too, look Hold it, Sattles, let Judith talk Well, I came by way of a secret passage between La Jolla and the monastery here But Mrs. Santos, you tell me The secret passage? But how did you... Dr. English, did you not get my message? What message? A verbal message from an old Indian We didn't get any message The moment we discovered you and Judith gone from the hotel, we fled into the jungle God explains it The message I left said Wait at the hotel until tomorrow Then you will follow Judith and me through the secret passage You'd better explain that, Mrs. Santos There were friends from the monastery who knew the secret passage waiting in La Jolla When Juan, our guide, was slain they came to our aid because of the danger from the agents of the living dead they could not take us all at once so they sleep Judith and me away and were to have come for you to make a second caravan on the following day Your sudden dash into the jungle upset everything Then we are to trust you after all, Mrs. Santos I hope so, Dr. English Then what did that dying Indian mean when he said if you would save Tula, you must strike at once You heard And what were you doing with a priestess Tula in the chamber when they were about to sacrifice Dr. English You saw me there? Yes I was no with Tula, Captain Friday But you stood there watching them put the doctor through the agony of the sacrifice Why were you allowed to run of the temple if you're not a friend of the living dead? Did you know, Captain Friday that it was I who saved Dr. English that it was I who called attention to the shadow of the hill and monster on the face of the sun? That was coincidence, Mrs. Santos All by it as the werewolf and Tula were Coincidence, you fool I wonder You have answered none of Captain Friday's questions, Mrs. Santos None of them Can I all implicate you, connect you with mankind's deadliest enemies the brothers of the living dead You refuse to trust me, Dr. English Trust you? How can I trust a woman who can turn back a mob of half mad savages led by a creature as vicious as the werewolf merely by the simple signal of a hand Signal? Signal Yes, you signal the werewolf Mrs. Santos What is your relationship with my Anaya than his living dead? My, my relationship? Yes In what capacity do you serve them? Dr. English You do not know what you are saying But I saw you signal You saw? You saw my hand? What movement did you see it make? Tell me What movement did you see me make?  Then you did not see it You did not see the signal Then you admit you did signal But that does not matter as long as you did not see it But what the heck is so important about that? I will tell you You must believe Yes? For the first time in my life I found it necessary to have recourse to certain discoveries which my husband made in his investigations of the ancient priesthood of some form of mysticism The gesture of my hand represented a single word the most powerful, most potent word that the mind of man has ever conceived Its origin dates back to the dawn of life and in all these hundreds of thousands of years not once has it ever been spoken by the lips of man for it is a word which cannot be spoken You expect us to believe that? I have told you, Captain Friday that in the La Jolla Monastery we battle mysticism with mysticism That gesture of my hand saved our lives and brought us safely to the monastery But how did you know that the werewolf would understand and obey? I did not know it but he is a power in Mayanahib's sacred season In the temple of the living dead the sign is known and it seemed only right that he would know it for his own protection Well, I don't get it What for the love of Mike does this sign mean? That I cannot reveal it from your skin Oh, it sounds like a lot of cheap poker to me Oh, no skin What do you say, Doctor? It's quite possible that Mrs. Santos is telling the truth, Captain Quite possible? Quite possible? You suppose the monks of these monasteries would allow me to hear it? It would be well for the brotherhood of the living dead to have a spy in the enemy's stronghold, Mrs. Santos especially an agent with your credentials Indeed, the tanks I get, Captain Friday for rescuing you and your friends You insisted on us coming down here You exposed us to danger You remember that, don't you, Mrs. Santos? Captain Friday, not too harsh And another thing Dr. English, doesn't it seem strange that your son Robert didn't once mention either yourself or Judith the name of Mrs. Roberto Santos after his return and before he was murdered? Yes, I've thought of that In fact, doesn't it seem strange that if they were such intimate friends as Mrs. Santos declares that he didn't bring her directly home with him? Yes, Captain, it does Such a friend would have been more than welcome in our home You, Seniors, are worn out with fatigue and excitement You are overly suspicious at the moment Your minds are not fit to judge any situation clearly tonight I will leave you now I would advise you to go to the cells the monks have provided and sleep Perhaps understanding will come to you You are dreaming Here we've spent two weeks in this blooming monastery and what have we accomplished? Answer? Nothing With a capital N Ah, but how wonderfully peaceful and quiet it is now Yeah, it's been tough sledding for you, Judith For all of us, Skip Where's Dr. English? With Mrs. Santos That was a horrible fall she had down those rough stone steps, has to be Captain Friday, she would have been killed if you hadn't saved her She'll be in bed a week with those bruises Those monks are wizards when it comes to human ills They're so quiet and efficient and sure of themselves I had a headache and one of them simply passed his hand over my forehead and down the back of my neck and the pain was gone instantly Hmm, funny duck, isn't it? With their prayer wheels and their rough cyclops rolled down to their feet Their leader reminds me of the Dalai Lama of Tibet There is a close connection, I suspect Father thinks so too What I wish is, adopting they should bring out that secret map of his the one drawn on human skin Why don't they? No, Skip Don't mention that map again Not here or any place else You'll never see that map here Well, then how the heck are we going to find this? Father and I know every line of that map by heart Yeah, but how the heck are me and the Captain going to help on out the key that'll lead to the secret passage The one between the monastery and the sacred city if we don't know what was on the map Skip, keep your voice down One of us will have to tell you Don't you think it's about time you did it then? As I understand it the passage begins somewhere right here in this monastery Skip and I have searched the places thoroughly as possible but not a clue That's not surprising The monks here have been hunting for years Then they've known all along there's an entrance into the sacred city Yes That's why we're so welcome here given the run of the monastery They are as anxious as we to solve the riddle of the secret passage Well, listen, Captain and I going down into the underground part of the monastery again this afternoon Now, how about giving us a lead, huh? Well, but I want to go along, Skip Why, sure Of course you can come along, honey Wait a minute, wait a minute Look here, Skip Are you calling Judith honey in private? That's a second slip for you today Why, uh... Do you mind Captain Friday? If I don't Well, who haven't any objection in the world?  Yeah, no worry, I'll fix him No, but seriously About that now At the beginning of the secret passage it shows a building representing this monastery standing on the edge of a mountain in a terrible storm Storm, huh? Is that some significance? Yes The rain is falling in great torrents and there is a long jagged streak of lightning just over the building I see That's all Yeah, that's all? Well, it isn't very much but, well, somewhere in this monastery is a door and what I have just told you is the key to it Well, and we'll find it, hm in the monks of unhunting years and you'll be optimistic, lad And we've got to work fast Remember, two weeks have passed since the healer monster rode with the sun The catastrophe which it predicts may crash down on the world at any moment Yeah, but how long our enter in this secret city prevent this world tragedy saying it's true It's feared by those who know that my Anaki and his living dead will be at the bottom of the catastrophe But the monster is already ridden with the sun Doesn't that mean we're too late? You mustn't say that, Captain You mustn't even think it The Black Death is too terrible Captain Friday, Skip Turner and their companions, Dr. English and his daughter, Judah are in the dank slime room in the the Hoya Monastery searching Down here in the darkness with only red torches and flashlights they are looking for the entrance to the secret passage the passage which will lead them into the very heart of the enemy the stronghold of the brotherhood of the living dead Careful, Judith It's a slimy dark wet place down there Yes Dank is a rain barrel and we shall be in a fix without these torches the monks have stuck up all around Hey, what do you suppose these big bad shingles are used for, Dr. English? This looks very much like a chapel of some kind Notice the paintings on the walls and the altar the altar down at the lower end of the room Who do you suppose did them, Doctor? Spanish? Oh, no These are the work of the Indians Some truly marvelous pieces of work Now, look at this one I... Find Joe Judith Father, what is this? Look, Judith This picture here Only macro Look, a picture of a storm The map Our precious map Exactly You think this is the key to the secret passage? Symbolical, see? At the top of the room, it's rain By the time it's reached the center of the wall it's a veritable waterfall Yes, yes Look how the big rock divides the waterfall On the one side, the water runs in a boiling frothy disorder and on the other side of the rock the waterfall smoothly gently, almost placidly Never mind that, Dr. English But the symbolism, man the symbolism, don't you see? The rock painted on the wall represents the dividing line between turmoil and ascension on the one side and order and harmony on the other Yeah, sure, I suppose so You mean we're to look for a rock and that's the key to the secret passage? But where we're supposed to look? Why look any farther? Rain and lightning was the clue given on the map There's your rain and lightning Hold your flash directly on that painting of the rock, Captain Hey, wait a minute I've got it Look here The painting of the rock directly outlines the actual stone on the wall Do you suppose we're actually looking at the rock that hides the opening to the secret passage? I'd swear it Well, what do you know? Here, Doctor We can move this order up against the wall By standing on it, we'll have easy access to the rock Good, give us a hand with it Yeah, let's go Come on Solid stone, but we can do it Come on, everybody now There you are Hey, it's strange the monks haven't run onto this Would you? Remember, we had the original clue, the storm scene They're not in a million years Clever these Indians Better let me climb up and try the stone first, Doctor Go ahead, Captain Judith, you and Skip hold your flashes on the picture Yes Even if it is the gateway to the secret passage these past 300 years will have sealed it pretty tight Yeah, sure Hey, you up, Captain? Hey, here, here Take this chisel It'll help you to loosen the dirt and mortar around the edges And here's a wooden mallet to pound with It's all of everything, huh? Yeah, I've got them Now we've tried How's she look? Hello? There isn't any mortar in the cracks Look out Look Look, it's swinging open The rock swung open It's on a pivot That's strange That opened entirely too easily Then use lately, all right Swung open the moment I touched it Are we going in? Well, anyway, there's your passageway, Doctor It couldn't be anything but the secret passageway to this No, no, it's got to be Of course we're going in Okay Skip, help Judith up on the order Yeah Give me your hand You're coming to the passageway There Oh, it's talking here No noise You're next, Doctor All right, coming Here Give me your hand There Thanks Okay, come on, Skip You bet And here we are Yeah Now, Doctor, you and I lead Judith, follow us And Skip, you bring up the rear Yeah Everyone keep his flash in one hand And his gun in the other Come on There's a fine sand on the floor Our feet don't make a sound Hey, Doctor, look at these walls All these carvings Ancient Jakota work, Skip Magnificent fine porters I don't doubt But much of the unknown history of the world Is told in these pictures Look, clear to the ceiling At least 15 feet high And as far down the passage Is our light carries Beautiful Stupendous Look, the stairway ahead We're going down into another room Hey, we should have closed that entrance I attended to it, Captain Oh, good All right, down the steps now Careful I'm amazing Look, Captain The room we're descending into Is hewn from solid rock A man, a man screaming Hey, I thought we had this place to ourselves Hold it, listen Well, we're going on What do you say, Doctor? What's going on? Judith, if you want to go back, there's still time I'm still going with you Any idea what that was, Doctor?  He called your name Hold the light on his face Judith, look It's Arthur Henderson It's Henderson Of course I know him Henderson But his hair is white Henderson was a big man There's nothing but skin and bones Agony can do that to a man Agony and terror But who is he? fellow archeologist Saw him less than two years ago at the International Convention in Bogota Only two years ago What did he get here? The brothers to the living there They've taken another pawn from our side of the board captain Robert Henderson Who's to be next? Looks like we are I'm forgetting Arthur here Quiet Put out those lights But we are wolf Talk about your black magic That thing's everywhere Looks as though we've tracked him to his lair this time Listen Go on then Just a wolf cry fading out in the thin air Look, Doctor Why not get the monks back at the monastery to help us? We can come back with a crew of those monks Turn back now after what Henderson said You don't know what you're saying What Henderson said Yes At the end of the passage The stairway to the sun Well, what about it? I think now I know what that zig-zag streak of lightning in the storm symbolizes Come We've got to go ahead Yeah, you're the scientist If you say so You can stand and see the way this is affecting Judith and still say go on No, no, Skip Of course we're going on Remember, Judith If you keep your head Use it I'm alright, Father Look There must be hundreds of rooms down here Little passageways leading off in every direction Hello Something ahead Steady with your light, Doctor Stairway Henderson's stairway to the sun Well, what do you know? Broad as a road Leading up and up and up Doesn't seem to be an end Hume out of solid rock And look There on the first step A great yellow disc Planted in the rock Gold and rays shooting out in all directions See, there's one on every step Looks like gold Why it is gold The stairway to the sun Stairways a series of terraces Seven steps and then a terrace Then seven more steps It's the same all the way up Wonderful Wonderful Father Look Sit there on the first terrace Hello A skeleton A skeleton Chained to the wall And there's another on the next terrace And on the next And the next And the next Stairway to the sun, my eye More like we was coming up out of the Pirahedys Oh, it's hideous Catch a script Yeah I got her Oh, poor little kid She couldn't take it Here, let me see her Hmm That's alright She'll be alright in a moment We'll have to carry her We can't stop now Yeah, she's light as a pigeon I'll take her when you give out You kidding Okay, Doctor, you and I lead off Skip, sing out if we go too fast for you Luckless chaps There must be thousands of those Skeletons on this stairway Up and up we go Right into the heart of some vast mountain And on every seventh step There's a grinning skull And a heap of bones Chained to the wall Wait There's a light It's coming from a doorway Leading off the terrace just above us It's coming through a drape over the doorway Now you folks wait here I'll go ahead and investigate If I flash my light once That means for Doctor English to come on alone If twice, it's alright for all of you to come Watch yourself, boss There's one flash Time to go You wait here, Skip Okay, but I don't like it What is it, Captain? Keep your voice down Great stone chamber with torches Stuck in the wall Four persons seated at the table Now any of them? Three in long cloaks And their hoods over their faces There's a werewolf monster A werewolf, eh? Listen Werewolves talking Pull a curtain back just a bit Maybe we can hear Easy now And as I have said I've just come from the great master For three days now The people have seen the shadow of the monster Upon the face of the sun The hour is at hand Centuries of waiting are at hand The world is ours The world and all its millions and millions Of helpless people To crush To crush These are the words of Maya Nightingale The almighty one The agents are awaiting the command to strike This present civilization We will wipe it from the face of the earth We will breed a greater civilization The brothers of the living dead will rule the earth Maya Nightingale has spoken Five days hence you will have war from the master Then strike New York San Francisco Paris Berlin London Around the world The black desert rays Putsite London first Cross London first Wipe them from the earth Cross London Remember Five days Then the dance of death begins But God I must return to the city of our fathers Maya Nightingale The great high priest awaits Return to your post quick doctor They're coming out Get back into the research spring Back in the shuttle Return to your post What in five days' world will come Yes And then the dance of death will be here Did you hear that captain?


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He just goes to whichever team needs a striker and it's good He would end up like Italy or something and they would just destroy everybody. They also need a Avicia Avicia to a to get citizenship somewhere else Show me the receipt is either false or soup With our Bruhan orange Aussie albis for the Braves Number to number to 25. You're still at seven. I think we're still seven Why is it going so slow to refresh? They'd be doing that sometimes Maybe this is the time when I was like, ah, nobody's on Shopify right now. We could do the updates Probably they don't know us They don't know us. I've gone shop if I want to wake up. I get home. I'm on Shopify I do I look at Shopify more than anything else and on this earth. Oh, I guess maybe the back of my eyelids Is that count Jerry Pena base? Because I don't oh we're at six to go now you're at six to go Breaking next Again, you do get two teams per spot one from the top to your value wise or from bottom to your value wise breaking it next Manning Merrifield rookie nucleus Colton Welker Rockies We need a big card here Ready took me so long and then we're out of Fractor Blake snout Padres Shonda's not the macros on this one. He's got it open. It takes a minute You know the illegal is gonna get a second yellow card here minute. I'm gonna like I'll give it to him I'll let the all at the The line judge come give it to him Not even the referee just He deserves it and got Josh Donaldson Yankees on the blue 299 like oh the referee Has left the side judge come in and give the second yellow card Unprecedented He's off and the the sick birds are down to ten men The the chat trolls are down are down a man Top for them to come back now go by security. He's trying to He's trying to party with this boy who won Junior launch in orbit.  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Nuff is ready What's the course record Rosa reina Blue rookie Griffin Jacks for the twins to 99 court though Fractor Nick Castellanos Phillies Come on New cruise base rookie that better not a polo super fractors. I think the heat have any chance I think they're done in dusting put Jimmy Butler in my whip Say Suzuki rookie for the Cubs say you later So far say I'm talking about like an actual orange. I was like, yeah, you just like yeah He likes mandarin oranges, okay Yeah, one of those in season Blue Matt Olson number two ninety nine for the Braves. I think it's I think citrus is Citrus blooms late winter, right? So not now Wander all the berries are are in season apparently. Yeah, except the blackberries. I got Yeah, the bogos. No, I got um probably I tried a bad harvest when you have sun refractor. Hoonion Ryu. I really like sour Yeah, it stinks. They weren't like pickers the right time it's from um Freshfields do they really good stuff. Oh man. I got publics bogey blackberries. So I have to try some of those when I get home tonight They have bogey strawberries through the organic strawberries. I was like, yeah, give me those Nucleus mookie bets Dodgers when there's an organic like fruit bogey. I'm like, yes Give me the good stuff The one by me has like really bad produce though One that I go to In okohi. So I go to those two one that are kind of equidistant. There's one like in okohi towards windermere. That one's pretty solid If you want the real good stuff, you got to go there's a there's a publics in dr. Phillips. That's basically like a whole foods There's literally two publics across the street from each other Nucleus of Anthony Rendon Angels So like it'll work. We get enough business. It does work too. Like both of them were decently crowded. I know you're talking about used to be luckiest, but yeah that one The one used to get so insanely busy at certain times.  I mean, it does I mean, they're both kind of kind of terrible, but That one has the findings too With the pubchai It's actually not terrible The sushi at the one that I go to is pretty solid Nucleus rookie. Nice. It's bobbywood jr. Royals. Yeah, I know randy. I know I'll rephrase it next time Fracture jonathan india reds Even auto uh, no idea legal. They could be it could be a lot of different america. Um, native american names Yeah, some of them might like literally piles that might be tribe names It's a good question. Why don't I know this? Literally live there We'll live in winter garden. What does winter garden mean?  It means nothing Suggests video says can we finish 27 fireball shots and nine holes ago? That's a suggestive video. What's freshman watching? Can we finish 27? I'm gonna see rich tomorrow to be like he's gonna be like, you know, we should do Shall I go golfing and see we can finish 27 Three bottles of I've like I've like rich. I do not want to do that Oh, thank you. I was like, I would like to do one of those things and it is not the fireball part Potato eating place that does not there's no way.   Yeah, the waffle house or the wendy's. They got a lot of potatoes there. They'll give you A refractor strobing cubs. Kind of does remind me of that. Oh, man. Oh boy. You're a cold rocket arms Good potatoes No one for the potatoes Yellow car with sam colt of 50 Padres Joe muskrove I don't even know if I give a yellow car right tonight I may have jay gets illegal. I was here. None of you. Oh to me. Yeah, blue to 99. Hermon marquez. Rockies No, I'm not saying I'm going so I'm just saying did I Earlier it was getting out of hand.  We had I had to get control the game back. Let him know the law is there Exactly had to get control of the game back. Some of them. I just gave out because people said a word Oh, look, look, say to get to get grounded. Say to get to get grounded Come on big last couple boxes. Come on now Ricky refractor onio cruise nice card pirates. Yeah, Kyle does drive around like that I've barged his truck once there's a lot of potatoes in that thing Mm-hmm Cheesy fiesta potatoes, dude Those are the best potatoes. There's baked potatoes. Those are the best potatoes right there twice baked regular baked Do you got french fries twice baked? I'll mess up from twice baked potatoes Too long.   I'm sorry chris Happy going buddy. I like the bra all illegal I literally borrowed Kyle's truck specifically to move furniture. I didn't ask him to help though to be fair I just borrowed the drug. It's true It's true I do love it Randy need to move soon Now you're here in Orlando I love to help Kyle puts up like craigslist ads. Yep. Have truck will help move Yeah, for free is like you need any compensation. You look really tired.  I remember when you remember when we first moved here and they wanted like you're like, yeah I grabbed the we have it's not a regular like household refrigerator. It is like We're going to riches house to grab and being like nope Orange air Cosmer as a Padre number to 25 Nope, that's not gonna happen. It is not quite like an industrial type, but it is big. It is a big refrigerator Like it's it's a lot wider and it's a lot deeper than like a normal fridge. Like there's a lot of space in this thing Anyway, rich and Sarah or they they bought it for the for the shop and they're like, oh, yeah You guys can go ahead and move it and it was like Kyle and one of the person It's me Caleb and um the fracture pretty Bellinger Dodgers. Yeah. Yeah. Me Caleb and Corti's like they're like, no You gotta pay some to move that It's crazy cutchin Come on monsters coming monsters coming Can't believe I didn't hit one auto yet. Yeah, it's kind of wild To 99 blue jake run a worth Padres walk of Euler rocket arms From chili Oda He's from chili Oda. What's chili Oda mean? Gold to 50 franciscule indoor mats on the stargazing Place to eat chili chuloo Ota is how it's spelled chili Oda Yeah, where do they get chili Oda from? It's chuloo Oda. No clue Turner Usually they're one every like three or four boxes That's why I'm saying I'm surprised you haven't seen one. I'll over case is that they're not that rare nucleus nelson cruise for the nationals Yeah, I would I guess this is just an incredibly unlucky break on the auto side of things Fracture J.T. Armuto Yeah, it's a pretty hard to find product RKO that they didn't they didn't print a lot of it The checklist is uh like the base checklist is pretty small. So And they've got very popular very fast. So a drill of the price So that's getting some backwards tough. Oh, we got the case hit though youth invasion of vladimir guerrero jr Ice card blue j's youth invasion vlady jr My case hit die cut there. Brian de la Cruz. He's a he's a monster right now. All right. Let's go ahead and do a recap So blue is her to 99 j. Chrono worth Hermann Marquez matt ulson griffin jacks josh donaldson Kyle Hendricks gold to 50 francisco lindore claden kershaw mitch hanager and joe musgrove orange of 25 Eric osmer Ozzy albies black to 10 jackson coar in case hit youth invasion die cut vladimir guerrero jr For the blue jays love these things That'll do it. Thanks again everybody. Talk to you just a moment


What's going on, everyone? Sam here with Leighton Sports Cards. We are ripping six-box F1 mixer, 22, top-scroll in Formula One, hobby in Leighton, number 11. Random team style. Here's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find these on the website under the results tab, as well as the link that's currently in chat. So good luck, everybody. Let's do some F1. Formula Uno. Alright, we'll start with Leighton. We'll start with Leighton, our Raywaves. See if we can get some nice colored Raywaves here. That'd be pretty cool. Or just a little one. Yeah, why not, right? What's up, Craig? Yeah, Alex joined this one. Sorry you're showing Alex here. Who did Alex go? Williams, Carlin, Van Ansterfoot. Clemente, Novolok, Raywave for MP. The only thing is, the teams that you have, they have a lot of, like, the rookie autos. Like, the Formula Two's freshest autos. Get some positivity in here, Alex, man. Max for Stappin'. Checkered flag refractor. One per box, number nine. Yuki Sunoda refractor. Nice one there for Alphatari. That's six. True. Two for Alphatari. Hey, a 101 to one. True. That's Felipe Drogovic for MP on the pink Raywave to 75. Nice one there. MP. That's with Mercedes, right? No, Aston Martin. That's Bobby S. There's Sebastian Vettel with Aston Martin on the Raywave. Here we go. Liam Lawson, F2 Carlin. See, there you go, Alex. Oh, I saw that, Craig. I saw that was that, and that was PYT, right? Louis Hamilton from Mercedes. That's your squad. That's your squad right there. Yeah, I saw that was an awesome. That J-Ram was awesome.  Congrats, man. I'm glad it went to a collector, too. Orange-Red Kevin Magnuson, not numbered on the dual color. Let's see, see an album. And Frans Tost for Alphatari on the principal card. 212 out of 299. Alphatari. I don't know, actually, off the top of my head, six. That's refractor Mick Schumacher for Haas. Fernando Alonso. Six. Hitlist packs only really change if it says so in the description of the break. So if we're like breaking, like let's say a new release like Flawless, then more likely we'll have a more expensive products for Hitlist. Yeah, like there's one time there's contenders like Hobby was in a box pack. Yeah, but it will always be specified in the break, in the description. But 90% yeah, it's usually the same product. It must be run out of it. Sergio Perez, Speed Demons. I can take a look really quick for you, Doug. Yep, I have you, you came through. I've got order number 144165. 144165 for you. So yeah, that should be good right there. Another Star Wars spot come through. Hey guys, we're getting Star Wars is starting to slowly creep its way to getting close to sold out. So I do appreciate y'all for that. Voltaire Botas, Alpha Romeo on the ray wave base. Green ray wave coming up. First is Frederick Vesti on the refractor. And then we've got green is Red Bull Max Verstappen. That's a cool one to 99. 71 out of 99. It was last week. I'm assuming it's probably going to be what? Like Tatrum update right now. I think that's what we're... Marcus Armstrong for high tech. And Speed Demons, pure gasoline. Yeah, I'm assuming right now it's going to be Popscrum update six. LSC Donnie or Donnie Thornberry would be a better top loader. Man, Lewis Hamilton, Grand Prix winner. I got to go with Donnie Thornberry. Is that like a character from the Thornberry? Yeah, yeah, it is. I've never watched this show. You, you are Donnie Thornberry. That is refractor Voltaire Botas. That is not a compliment. I was going to say it doesn't sound like a compliment. Sergio Perez for Red Bull on the Mini Diamonds to 299. That's not great. How can I not be Donnie Thornberry? What are you talking about? McShuMacher? Like what product? And based... Kind of a broad question. Yeah, that's a... There's many answers to that. Yeah, you are Donnie Thornberry for sure. We'll come up really quick. Google Donnie Thornberry. See the guy with the glasses? The professor guy. Nah, he's a wild kid. Oh, no. Marino Sato. I'm going to... Ray Wave for Virtuosi. Oh, Jesus. That's you. No. I mean, it's pretty... The ROI is pretty solid on most things, I would say. I mean, again, it depends on what product. Charles Leclerc. That is Pink Ray Wave to 75.  We do need a Donnie Thornberry sound, but... We just need Donnie talking. That'll be a Donnie Thornberry sound. You could not. Isn't he Donnie Thornberry? No. This is just an FYI. Yes. You're also live on the baseball channel. Oh, I'll turn that off. Yeah. I feel like you can't turn that off. Esteban O'Connor. I bet. I'm here at Cassie Ray Wave for Alphatari. Speed Demon, George Russell. Purple, Yuki Sunoda. Alphatari. Two, three, nine, and nine. Yeah, I agree with Museum. I love Museum. Museum's awesome. There's Carlos Sine, Speed Demon's. Greg, notice how Forrest didn't say great team. I'll get it. Now, because Greg hit the one-of-one J-Ram last night. Lewis Hamilton. Jose Ramirez out of Triple Threads. The Wood, parallel. Okay. And he PC's them. That is Nicholas Latifi. I mean, there's a number of things you can go with. Charlotte Leclerc. There's a number of different sports you can go with. Like, Joe Guan, you rookie refractor for Alfa Romeo. Yeah, exactly. No, like, the Guardians are good. The Guardians are good. I was more talking the Browns. Just roasting the Browns for fun. Frederick Vesti. It seems like. Purple-green. It seems like right now, because I'm guessing because of the season, baseball probably has more intrigue. Carlos Sines. Since football's almost over. Yeah, yes and no. Oh, I am scared of the Guardians. I am scared of the Guardians. Guardians are good, dude. That is a great pitching staff they have right now. That pitching staff, if it stays healthy, is terrifying. That's one of the best staffs in all baseball, for sure. Bieber, Savalli, and Mackenzie is your one, two, three. That's terrifying. Legitimately terrifying. What's up, Joshua? What's up, Joshua? It's a wild Donnie back there. I like that. That is a wild Donnie. Donnie Thornberry. Nope. That's Fernando Alonzo. Nice one there. Alpine. Carlos Sines. Wow. The Brown Super Bowl is in April. The Trap. CSO is the Ravens. The Ravens is in, well, Terry Boatos. The Ravens Super Bowl is in April as well. Yeah, don't blame you at all. I have to say they're six. Max Verstappen. Winner, the Grand Prix winner in Netherlands on the railway for Redmond. Fernando Alonzo, Refractor, driver of the day for Alpine. There you go, Chris with Alpine.  Yes, he's the one who dropped those back to back. Like 40 pointers or whatever. We've got Orange. Max Verstappen. Driver of the day, France. That's Orange Checker. Six out of 25. Nice one there, Red Bull. That is Brian B with Red Bull. Red Bull, congrats, Brian. Fernando Alonzo for Alpine on the railway. Nice one there. You know what, game, I've been really grinding. Are you a Pokemon game fan or no? Alexander Albon. Never got into it, though. Never mind. For Williams, there you go, Alex. Do you know the Mystery Dungeons? Mystery Dungeons? No, it's only in. They're awesome. They educate me.  There's Enzo Fidipaldi. F2 Future Stars. Yeah, and then you kind of go and explore like Mystery Dungeons. Like, battle foes and do missions and stuff. Speed Demons, Nicholas Latifi. It's a lot of fun, dude.  But I'm at a point right now where, like, I'm just getting smacked by everybody. Max Verstappen. Red Bull. Rolled Pokemon, congrats. Lewis Hamilton. There's a Callen Williams for F2 Trident on your checkered flag refractor, not numbered. Sergio Perez for Red Bull. Driver of the Day, Portugal refractor. Andres Seidel for McLaren. And Minidiamonds. Pierre Gasly, Alpha Tari, 2.299. Nice one there for McLaren. Orange Red, Lewis Hamilton. Driver of the Day, Spain 2021, not numbered on that. Sebastian Vettel, Speed Demons. And we got a green ray wave to end it. That's going to be Kevin Magnuson for Haas. Nice one there, Serge Oh. 13 out of 99 on the Magnuson. Hey, thanks, Greg, for taking a bunch of teams in Peckable later. Appreciate that. You have to do math equations in Hogwarts. So great. You are in school after all. That's fair, that's fair. Me too. That's actually a pretty good college game, Texas and Kansas. Mick Schumacher refractor for Haas. We should. We should for it. No. That would be funny, dude. I don't want to be that. I don't want to be a pirate. Do I have to sound like Billy Madison too? Same as the Billy. George Russell, Speed Demons. For Mercedes. Do we get to play dodgeable? Oh, yeah. There's Sebastian Vettel refractor for Aston Martin. And purple Max Verstappen. Very nice. Grand Prix winner, Deljum, to 399. Grats on that one, Red Bull. It goes math, I'm returning the game. Refractor, Daniel Ricardo. Can't be a wizard without math force. True. There's purple green Max Verstappen. Amelia Romagna. Not numbered right there. Nicholas Latifi. Yeah, I think that's a good way to start. Code. That's definitely a good place to start. Lance Stroll, check and flag refractor, Aston Martin. Bobby S. Max Verstappen. Grand Prix winner, Deljum again. This time refractor for Red Bull. Aunt Marcevon hour. Got another orange coming up. Orange Wave. Felipe Drugovich. MP Motorsport. Nice one there. Going to Bobby S. Bobby S. With Aston Martin, 14 out of 25. Kind of a color match with the car there. Very nice. No, no, no. You don't have to get anything you want to sell graded. Code. No, definitely not. That's just if you want, like a lot of times it'll increase the value. If you think it's like the conditions good enough. Charles Leclerc. Speed Demons for Ferrari. Ah. Ow. Why, Sam? Why'd you do that? Esteban Oka. Refractor for Alpine. And Sergio Perez for Red Bull on the Mini Diamonds. Nice one there. Two, 2.99. The last hit of the first hobby box. Now on to hobby number two. Sam's going to be putting on IR for basketball. Yeah, hand injury.  That's the equivalent. Thought I'd drop you guys a link to Mosaic basketball. Again, that's breaking a little bit later on. 16 to go PYT style. I did put George Russell. Speed Demons for Mercedes. I did put most of the big teams on sale as well so you can get them all at a discount. It's four boxes of Mosaic, too. So guaranteed four autos, some good color. So definitely check it out. Plus, usually in Mosaic, every case has like one really good box in it, too. That's what you've been seeing. That's the Monocon. It's a 1.99 purple checker for Alpine. Yeah, and those boxes go crazy. Yeah, and those boxes are like insanity. It's like you get like seven hits in one box. That's Minidiamonds. Yuki Sunoda to 2.99, Alphatari. Max Verstappen for Red Bull on the Refractor, driver of the Jack. Sebastian Vettel, driver of the day again. Refractor for Aston Martin. Full clippers of heat on sale. That's nice. Red Green for Fernando Alonso on the dual color for Alpine. Refractor of Yuki Sunoda, Alphatari. Lewis Hamilton. Grand Prix winner, Portugal. Refractor. Mercedes. There's Amari Cordil, future stars, Refractor. Van Ansterfoot. That's Sebastian Vettel, Refractor. Then we've got Gold Wave. Gunther Steiner going to Haas on the principal auto. 11 out of 50. There you go. Surge. Oh, congrats, Surge. Nice. Gunther Steiner. Gold Wave auto. First auto in the break. Got Gold Wave, Max Verstappen. Again for Red Bull, this time driver of the day, Saudi Arabia. Number 13 out of 50. Nice Verstappen, Gold Wave. eBay codes, eBay. Yeah, eBay, I would say code. If you want free, those. Yeah. Nice. Lewis Hamilton, checkered flag refractor on the portrait. Nice one there. It's always eBay. Charles Leclerc. We moved it back a little bit, John. So it's after basketball before football, just to give it some more time to sell. Purple Voltaire Botas, 2399. Alpha Romain. Yusunota on the speed demons. That'll do it for box number two of hobby. On to our third and final. I'll say, I don't know people like how many people use like the price guides, like card ladder and what's the other ones? Marketplace, market movers. Yeah. I personally use car ladder before and like it. The only issue with it is they don't have a lot of, they don't keep up with it with like the modern cards. Yeah. But it does a lot of like, even the free version of it's not bad. Yeah. Oh yeah. I like card ladder. I just wish they would just like, make it more a priority to upload like more modern cards. Yeah. I know what you mean. There's Green, Liam Lawson for Carlin. Nice one there. True Green, 41 out of 99. Oh yeah, Richard. Tonight probably is the night. I have to say that LeBron will break the scoring title. There's Kimmy Reichenan, driver of the day Abu Dhabi to 399 for Alpha Romain. 36. Well, he gets 35. Imagine, Max Verstappen for France. All people that bought tickets to the game. That's a risky take there. Charles Lecler for Ferrari. Voltaire Botos for Fractor. For Alpha Romain. Oh, at home against Giannis. That's true too. There's Lando Norse, driver of the day. Round of 15, 2021 for McLaren. He just told the coach, hey, I'm not going to play tonight. Yeah. That's it now. Savannah Bananas is sold out for the next five years. Wow. That's kind of wild actually. What is Savannah?  Oh, gotcha. Yeah. With the hook shot. Did you imagine he wins it on a hook shot? He breaks it on a hook shot. Max Verstappen. That is Grand Prix winners. Netherlands 2021. Gold checker, 46 out of 50. Grats on that Red Bull. Yeah, exactly. Like the Harlem Globetrotter is a basketball, exactly. Gotcha. Speed demons, Nicholas Latifi. So the soul like LeBron breaking the all time point record. Kevin Magnuson, Haas, refractor, go ahead. Like has his prices and cards already shifted because of that, or do you think it'll shift once it happens? I don't even think it'll shift much when it happens. There's Charles Leclerc, speed demons. I don't know if it's going to shift a ton.  Like people are, I mean, it's already anticipated. Right. That's what I'm saying. Like has the price change already? Voltaire Botox refractor. Yeah. His prices are wicked high already. I don't think it's going to shift it that much. Not until he retires and gets the whole fame. Is it going to be a huge shift? Carlos Sines, Ferrari. Checkered flag. That's George Russell. Yeah. Luca's shifting a lot. Luca's going way up for sure. Yeah. Trask up 132%. That's nuts, dude. That is so nuts. Face. I should have blocked Trask while Brady was playing. Right, honestly. Yeah. And Voltaire Botox on the refractor. All right, guys, let's do a quick recap of our hits from the break. So we'll start with our greens to 99. That's going to be Liam Lawson for Carlin. Gray Wave Max Verstappen for Red Bull. Gray Wave Kevin Magnussen for Haas. And we've got our pinks to 75. That's Charles Leclerc. Gray Wave for Ferrari. Philippe Drugevich. Pink, Ray Wave to 75 for MP. Gold's now had a lot of golds, which was nice. Gold, Wave Max Verstappen, Red Bull. Gold, Checker Max Verstappen, Red Bull. Now, Orange. We have Orange, Checker Max Verstappen, Red Bull. Orange, Wave, Philippe Drugevich for MP. And then Gold, Wave, Gunther Steiner, Auto, Principal for Haas. So that will do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Next up, we've got some baseball.


So, I'm Rob Sanderson, the Symmetric Architect out for the Vehicle Beauty Trust in Los Angeles. Dan, wait for me to talk about the double-explicitisation and what we've done and where we go. So, essentially, woohoo! You did it! By the way, everyone here, the work would not have been completed. This decade were not for the support of the community around annotation, particularly hypothesis. I annotate the community, the educational community, the media community that has been fantastic. So, term, Colt, wage, wage term is one of my co-chairs for the work. Benjamin Young, who has stored something in the back, wage, Benjamin, the coordinator for the specifications. So, thank you to the work of them. Can I, certainly, you're sort of in the group and group. Anyone else who I haven't seen already? So, thank you, thank you to all, Randall, here we go. Thank you to everyone who participated, so you're welcome to go from the start. So, for those of you who were not part of the work for the last nine years, what did you do? So, we published in February three technical recommendations. So, these are specifications with the same status as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc. So, this is the highest level, but the W3C. The data model, which is how to express an annotation and how to format it using JSON. The vocabulary, which is the semantics, the meaning behind all of the features of the model so that it can interact with that data. And the web annotation protocol, which is how to transfer annotations between systems, be they client and server or server server. We also wrote two root-root notes, so these are less formal, however, and no less important. One around meeting web annotations within HTML pages. So, if you are the constant creator and you want to provide annotations that you've selected as being interesting and important to your audience, how do they become interoperable in this way? One of the other aspects that we thought was much broader than just annotations was how to select or describe regions of web resources in the state of the web resources. So, we also published a note to say this is how you can use some of our technologies in other contexts. What else did we do? So, one of the wish lines for getting through the specification process is that everything means to be tested and implemented. So, we came up with more than 350 JSON schemas to help the developers and product owners to test their implementation starting with the broadest, there's just an annotation at all, does it have a feature. I'm going to have to go quite quickly through these 350, just a minute. We tested 12 implementations that planned compliance, which was very helpful. So, it's mostly green, a few red fails for things that were required in a couple of implementations. The requirement that we've received is that there are at least two implementations for every feature. As you can see, we have far more than that. So, that was also great. We knew to get up, take the people in the room, for managing the process and for publishing the content. So, we tracked all of our comments and criticisms and suggestions as GitHub issues, and we got through 260 sites of them. We're going to get up and we'll see where we're at next year, and you'll be able to see everything that we did. We took the very conscious and deliberate choice to do everything in public, which worked really well. As for the previous discussion, it was important for the commitment. We also engaged with some of the W3C groups, some of which would be very interested in the current discussions. So, particularly, we spent a lot of time working with the internationalisation group. How can we ensure that annotation technologies are fully internationalised, such that if you speak Swahili or Zulu or German or French or English, that you can still use the content that is being provided. You work with the social web working group. So, this is another group that was working at the same time as us in a similar sort of area, and we borrowed or used very rapidly some of their technologies, their technologies are compatible with the group that we completed. So, we were very happy that this was not an arms race or a competition to see if we could do it, but a lot more collaboratively. Security. Well, it's just the security implications of annotating the web. So, we worked with the security group to ensure that our specifications were not opening up holes that people could drive with a max truck of hacking through to get access to predictive privacy, and very important, particularly for annotation and the distinction between student anonymity, anonymity and full identity is important, and what are you giving up by annotating and what can you expect from annotating. Critically important, as Tim Berners-Lee says, the power of the web is in its universality exists by everyone regardless of disability as an essential aspect. How are annotations accessible, what can we do to make them more accessible to people both in the creating of them and the consumption of them. So, what didn't we do? Well, it seemed like we didn't sleep too much, but you probably don't care about that. What we didn't work on was authentication and authorisation. These are the common concerns that apply to every single evidence that should be protected, particularly if you need to create things in other people's servers. We didn't, well, we discussed, but didn't formalise groups or user group modelling. So, this was very interesting. However, the different requirements of different organisations didn't lend themselves to any single model that we did with it. We also didn't work, given the constituency of the group, on browser-level APIs. So, there was discussion around a client-text API, which is essentially control-left. How do you find, in a better way than just the exact strength, the text that you're looking for in a web page, such that you can then attach an annotation to it? So, we came up with the draft, but when we shopped it around to the big browser vendors, it was less engagement than we had hoped for. We also intended to do browser-level annotation and creation and management APIs, such that developers wouldn't have to worry about browser extensions quite so much. We did not get through that. So, mostly, those were set aside because of the constituency of the group rather than the left interest. If the browser guys aren't there, we're not going to tell the boss. So, what now? So, the working group formally closed in March of this year, and all of the issues and further discussion has moved over to a community group. So, for folks who are less familiar with the W3C, working groups are restricted to members who have paid up and used, but community groups are open to everyone. So, if you would like to participate and discuss how we can move this forward at the sort of web infrastructure standards level, please do join the invitation, open invitation community group, and that will be the forum for where we can, as a community, make progress until we get to a community group. So, a little bit of history then. A community group was instrumental in the formation of a working group at the time we were the fifth largest community group in the W3C with some 200 people. We were behind things like the mobile web and the automotive industry, but beyond that, that's certainly something which was seen as extremely important and clearly still is. So, yeah, please do participate. This is the opportunity to ensure that your voice is heard and that we get the richest and broadest set of requirements in your spaces for many of you to work. So then, what next? The community group is now. So, gathering and discussing new requirements, discussing issues such as groups that we postpone to work and so on. So, if we can find out where the group is, where people are excited to work, we can then focus on those areas, make progress, and then propose a new working group to get back into the standards track. However, community groups can also produce draft standards. This was particularly successful recently with the Jason LD community group that essentially broke the standard. The working group appeared said there's the standard, we're done and we're done. So, it's not that community groups can't write specs, they just can't formalise them. So, with any sort of luck, we could work together to build the region 1.1 with the specifications that address the issues that are concerned and then finally push that out to a new working group in the future. So, that is where we are and where we are going and I think you very much have your attention. I have a new year's resolution to never ask for questions because that implies that I'm somehow your expert and that's not true. What I would very much like for us to do is to continue the discussion that we started earlier about how we can do this together. Thank you all for your attention.


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ready. Tell me when to start. Good afternoon and welcome to this face to face session on technical skills. I am particularly happy to introduce my friend Anirudh Aynapure, Executive Director in J. P. Morgan and two of his colleagues who will be conducting this session later. Mr. Amol Hatwar and Mr. Zubin Kavrana, they are both vice presidents in J. P. Morgan and I must tell you that they and their other colleagues have spent enormous amount of time and efforts in making this course a very useful proposition for all of you. As I had mentioned earlier in the technical skills course, you will all be led to work towards a larger project which you will have to work in teams and the expectation is that you learn how exactly large projects can be conceptualized, designed, implemented and operationalized. Today, I wanted to spend a few minutes telling you about two important points which were raised in our earlier courses and which I believe are very relevant for this program as well. The first and foremost is that when you view the video sessions that have been pre-recorded, you will usually view them sitting at your home or workplace and watching things move on the TV or on your video screen and listening to what is being stated. So, it is almost like a lecture that you are attending, but many of you may not use the simple discipline of having a paper and a pen or pencil with you wherein you take notes. After all when you attend classes, you do take notes. The idea of these notes is that they act as reminders later whenever you wish to refer to the major point that have been covered. Unfortunately and we have observed it not only with you, but practically everybody else who attends a MOOC course that they tend to view the video lecture sessions as if they are watching a movie that means without any paper and pencil. Of course the expert faculty makes it a point to ensure that the explanations are very well designed and very well delivered which means whenever you are viewing these you do seem to understand everything that is going on. However, please note that as is true with all of us human beings we tend to forget things later particularly when we have to correlate on what we studied last week and what we studied week before that and so on. It often happens that we forget some important points. Taking notes is a very useful way of keeping the collective wisdom of all these sessions together in a short form so that you can refer to those points later. The second point I wish to make is that many of our students are weak in the use of English language. Nobody is to be blamed after all majority of us Indians throughout all our activities we tend to use our native language. Many of us have studied in our native language while doing the school education and English therefore is not necessarily a strong point with most of us. Going forward since the ambition in this program from college to corporate is to prepare you very well for your corporate professional life then you must remember that not only in India but almost all over the world English is the language which is used in most of the communications written or verbal which means there is no option but all of you must become very good at using this language. For this I had suggested earlier and I will repeat that suggestion now that please try to ensure that you undertake a separate course in making yourself more proficient in use of English in both verbal and written communication. There are many courses which are available as I had mentioned once we are ourselves preparing a course specifically for students who are weak in English. There should be a course in basic English and it will empower you in both verbal and written communication unfortunately this course will come later because we have realized the need only recently will be launching this course in May those of you are interested along with all other colleagues might want to take this course but I wish to observe an important point here most students who claim that they are not good at English or they can't write proper English or they can't speak proper English forget that most rarely they are not good in their native languages as well. Try to write for example some 20 sentences in your own native tongue be it Marathi Hindi or Telugu and I can bet that there are high chances or you are making mistakes in that written script independent of which language you write. Similarly try to record whatever you speak even in your native language and try to listen to that recording it is again my hunch that a majority of you will find that you are making mistakes even in spoken language even though it is your native language. I am not blaming you but I am trying to suggest that this happens because we have not disciplined ourselves in using a language properly if that mental discipline is there believe me you will speak well and you will write well in any language that you are required to use. So my humble suggestion is please try to make sure that you discipline your minds to write well and speak well and in particular since English is going to be the language that is used for communication in majority of your cases in India and even outside India all over the world it is absolutely essential that you enrich yourself and empower yourself in using a good quality of language in both your written and verbal communication. I will also reiterate that when you attain video sessions or interactive sessions such as these please make a point to take some short notes and please keep all these notes ready with you whenever you are trying to solve a larger problem because you never know which aspect discussed in which way could become very useful and important and therefore it is very necessary that you are able to recall the collection of all such points described during different parts of this course. This is all I had to share with you as a matter of what I would call basic activities at URA. Of course this technical skills course is an important course and my colleagues from J. P. Morgan who are driving this program are doing a wonderful job. I had also mentioned last time that two of my colleagues Professor Sudarshan and Professor Ganesh Ramakrishnan are preparing some additional material. Unfortunately this will be released only about a week later. This will be material which will introduce you to the notion of parallel databases and use of things like Mongo on one hand and the use of machine learning and artificial intelligence. As I had mentioned each of these run as multiple courses both core and elective courses for the whole semester which means it is not possible for you to acquire the necessary level of skills and competence in these particular topics. However, since many of these tools and techniques will be used a backdrop as a introduction to these topics will be given by Professor Sudarshan and Professor Ganesh Ramakrishnan. I have also advised them to provide you additional links of videos and other reading material. Those of you are interested in specializing further in these fields may benefit by looking at those things but looking at those things subsequently after or while this course is going on. Finally, let me come back again to introduce my friend. I will call him Professor Aniruddha because Aniruddha Amol and Zubin and their other colleagues who are conducting these sessions they are absolutely top grade professionals but they are also professors today because like us they are all engaged in ensuring that you learn better. So, thank you very much for coming here. I would just like to add one thing while a large number of people from JP Morgan have worked tirelessly as I mentioned. I would like to specifically observe that it was entirely Aniruddha's initiative taken more than a year ago whereby we forged a relationship and JP Morgan came forward to support this important and ambitious program. I am particularly thankful to him for taking this initiative and being with us and I look forward to many such programs with our mutual association in coming years. Thank you so much. Over to you Aniruddha. Thank you, sir. Yeah, it's okay. Just keep it nearer. Good afternoon to all the students across hundreds of colleges spread across India. This is Aniruddha Aina Puri from JP Morgan. As professor rightly said the entire team not only from JP Morgan but various professors from IIT Mumbai or IIT Bombay have spent tirelessly efforts for getting this program up to this level. While Professor Fatak, myself and Amol who will be joining for the session soon. If I be nostalgic I think we started talking about it almost 18 months back. Yes, 18 months. Yeah. And it was the three of us you know I think it was one of the sessions where we said this is a program something which will be fill the void which is happening and which we see across India. And if I move fast forward we have already completed three modules. The program was launched in September if I recollect rightly where we did the soft skills, the workplace communications, financial literacy and the fourth module we are starting now. I am really glad to start this module. While we call it as a technology skills and some of the focus for the curriculum for the next four modules will be around software and software development. However, I would like to assure all of you that we have designed this course for keeping all engineering students in mind. So don't feel left out if you are from non-com science background. The technology is integrated part of life. If I give an anecdote typically in 1960s and 70s the industrial revolution started and then in 1990s when it was fast forwarded with technology using IT. 2010 onward that fast forward is really moving at a multiple speed. Whatever technologies we are using maybe those were sufficient enough maybe for someone to make a living for 20 to 25 year career. However, we all need to be agile and keep on ready to understand new technologies and what these technologies are. We will give flavors of couple of them in today's sessions as well as as Dr. Faduk said they will be shared a bit later as a part of recorded session and maybe some live sessions as well. Moving on I will come again during the week of 10th March and at that time we will talk about one aspects of financial literacy which we kept it in intentionally for the last session which is about the stock exchanges. We will be talking about how the stock exchanges work across the world and taking that as a case study we will explain how to go about design a large program while we will talk about technically how to design IT systems for this but it will also help you to understand how to go about implementing a large programs because we strongly believe once you have this under your arsenal and once you step into a corporate world or for that matter out of college world most of the thing which we encounter is basically about implementing programs or implementing projects and how to go about narrowing down a big problem into a smaller program which we can take it something called as a bite size and put a analytical hat on and implementing a solution for it will really help you in your life to take it forward. So that is what we will consider in the March 10th session followed by March 17th where some of my colleagues will explain how to actually implement the solutions and also during these sessions we will take your questions live and try to address as many of them either during the live sessions or maybe through the wall where you will get an opportunity to post your questions and we will try to address that. So with that I would like to thank again and thank Professor Fatak for giving us the opportunity and thank IIT for giving the opportunity for JP Morgan to collaborate for this such a wonderful program and would like to take this program forward feel free to ask questions this program is actually designed for all of you so the real value of the program will come if you interact and ask questions and take the value forward for your career. Thank you. Thank you all.


The POST 2015 Development Agenda has everything to do with sustainable development, and sustainable development, if nothing else, is made up of three pillars, the social, economic, and environmental pillars. So it's quite obvious that for there to be a POST 2015 Development Agenda, we need to include the ecological foundation of social and economic goals into this agenda. Food security is normally spoken about in terms of social and economic goals, and that makes a lot of sense, but it turns out that food security is underpinned by an ecological foundation. If you don't have fisheries that are sustainable, if you don't have an agriculture that is not being undermined by soil degradation, by competitive land uses, etc., you need a strong agriculture. You need a strong ecological foundation. The way to shore that up, I think, is to scale up the many different ideas about sustainable agriculture, as well as scaling up ideas about sustainable fisheries, reducing the amount of subsidies that are leading to overfishing, providing more marine protected areas for fish to spawn in, etc., etc. There's good ideas out there, but now we need to scale them up. If we're going to accomplish sustainable development, real sustainable development, one of the key tasks we have is to break down this silo approach taken by government and institutions and looking at solving problems and promoting development in terms of either the social aspect or the economic aspect or the environmental aspect. Of course, it makes sense because that's the way governments are organized, according to their specialties and the education of the people that work there. But for sustainable development to work, we need to encourage a breakdown of this silo approach, a more integrated approach. We need to do that, first of all, by starting in our schools and universities to teach students that an integrated approach is needed. Governments can encourage it by agreeing to sustainable development goals, for example, that have all of the dimensions of sustainable development blended together when it then will come to governments to implement these goals. Well, that will certainly encourage cooperation between different government departments, and we hope lead to a breakdown in this silo approach to development.


Who doesn't like the idea of making so much money, especially if it's theirs? Not their boss. My guess is, no one. Although when you think about business, it sometimes sounds scary going through the process of production, quality checks, sales and marketing, delivery, etc. That is undoubtedly a whole lot, both in terms of finance and effort. However, do you know that there are few businesses that require a minimal cost to begin? You might have to put in the work. But if correctly done, it won't be out of place to expect a high profit at the end of the day. In this video, I'll share with you 9 low cost businesses with high profit potential. If you are new here, consider subscribing so that you don't miss out on exciting videos like this. 1. Consulting. If you are a professional in a field, perhaps you can consider becoming a consultant so that you can advise people and give them tips and strategies that can help them become successful in the industry. In exchange, you get paid. You see, the knowledge you have acquired while working on a particular job is in a waste. So why not use that knowledge to provide guidelines to those who need it? At first, you may feel inadequate to do this, but the truth is that, if it has helped you become a success so far, it can help others too. You only need to believe in your ability to do it and go for it. J. An American business executive and author said, You are surrounded by simple, obvious solutions that can dramatically increase your income, power, influence and success. The problem is, you just don't see them. Growing companies continuously seek advice and strategies to help them. You can become their consultant and you don't even need money to start. Highlight your portfolio and market yourself. You can also do a free few jobs to improve your profile as well. 2. Freelance writer. Do you have a thing or two for writing? Then become a freelance writer. 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This paper investigates the heat transfer enhancement in a horizontal circular tube using hybrid nanofluid, CO, Al2O3 slash distilled water, and fitted with twisted tape under fully developed turbulent flow and uniform heat flux conditions. The experimental test rig includes all the required instruments to study the heat transfer enhancement. The maximum enhancement in the maximum thermal performance factor was 2.18 for a hybrid nanofluid concentration of 1.8%, while for water with twisted tape, it was 2.04. A high nestled number was obtained with a concentration of 1.8% and an enhancement in the heat transfer of about 6.7%. This article was authored by Norhamsa and Sattar Algebraire.