Hello everyone. I'm Zhen Yu Huang. This is an abstract of our paper synthesizing quantum circuits of AES with lower t-depth and less qubits. This work is joined with Su Wei Sun. Our work is motivated from quantum attacks to symmetric ciphers. To apply a quantum attack, the attacker needs an attack circuit based on quantum gates. And the quantum circuit for the encryption process is a part of the attack circuit. Our work is focused on reducing the cost of this encryption circuit, especially the cost of AES circuit. Our first contribution is a new general structure for constructing the whole encryption circuit. In previous works, all structures used out-of-place circuits for round transformations as sub-circuits. Here, out-of-place means the output we need is stored in some different qubits than the input. Due to the use of these out-of-place circuits, these structures have some redundant outputs. And the width, which is the number of qubits, will increase when the number of round increases. Here, we present a method to construct an in-place round circuit from two out-of-place sub-circuits. By this structure, the width of the circuit will not increase after each round. Here is in comparison of our new structure with our other ones. Our second contribution is some techniques for implementing linear and nonlinear transformations. For linear ones, it is well known that an invertible linear transformation can be implemented by an in-place C0 circuit. And we can achieve such C0 circuit by failure decomposition of some heuristic algorithms. But, the circuits advanced from these methods are not optimal. Here, we propose a new set-based method for finding a C0 circuit with a minimal number of qubits. The idea of our method is encoding the problem of finding a circuit with qubits into a set problem. Our experiments show that, by our method, problems with size less than 9 bits can be solved in a reasonable time. Our next problem is implementing nonlinear transformations in place. Even an out-of-place circuit of function f, we call it a C0 circuit if it works when the output wires are initialized to zero. While we call it a C-star circuit if it works when the output wires are initialized to nonzero. Then, we can classify the nonlinear transformations into two kinds. The first one is the vessel-like transformation, which can be implemented in place by a C-star circuit. The second one is the substitution-like transformation, which can be implemented in place by two C0 circuits with a structure we introduced before. Furthermore, we propose some criteria for efficiently designing C-star circuits. Under this criteria, a C-star circuit can be constructed from a special C0 circuit by adding a C0 sub-circuit. By this method, we construct a more compact C-star circuit of AES from the one proposed than the one proposed in AC 2020. Our next problem is constructing low-depth circuits for nonlinear transformations. Firstly, from an n-depth k classical circuit, one cannot always abandon a t-depth k quantum circuit by simple replacement. The AES S-box quantum circuit proposed in EuroCrip 2020 is an example. Here, we present a method for constructing a t-depth k quantum circuit from such classical circuit. As applications, we construct a t-depth 4 and a t-depth 3 quantum circuits for AES S-box. Since AES S-box has algebraic degree 7, t-depth 3 is optimal if we follow the way from classical to quantum. Based on all these techniques introduced before, we constructed some low-width circuits for AES. It is easy to see that our circuits are more compact than the one proposed in AC 2020. Furthermore, we construct some low-depth circuits for AES. Comparing to the one proposed in EuroCrip, our circuit has lower t-depth and lower full-depth. At last, we abandon the trade-off curve shown in this speaker. That's all. Thank you for your attention.


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What is going on everybody? Welcome back to my channel. Today I'm going to be embarrassing myself yet again by taking the USMLE step one examination. I'm not really taking the entire examination because I don't really want to take a six-hour exam again, but luckily board vitals has given me exclusive access to their question bank and they're also the sponsor of today's video. So let's go ahead and answer some USMLE questions and show how little I actually know on that topic. Let's go. So again board vitals was nice enough to sponsor this video today. If you've never heard of board vitals, well you're missing out because they make some of the best cubings on the planet. I have used them for USMLE studying, my radiology board exam studying, Comlex studying. I mean I've used their cubings for pretty much every single milestone within my medical training and look at me now. So like I said in the intro they gave me exclusive access to their USMLE question bank here. So I'm going to do like a 10 question quiz. You saw my previous video where I took MCAT questions and I got so many commenters saying how these questions aren't like the MCAT and where to get these questions and all that stuff. So today we're doing this officially and we're going to be using the board vitals USMLE step one question make. Use my code drchelene to get 20% if you need to. I'm going to do a 10 question custom quiz here and see how well I do. And just a little disclaimer here. You take your USMLE step one board exam. It's the first board exam you take in medical school and you take it after your second year of pre-clinical training. So it's halfway through medical school which was eight years ago for me. Just kind of go ahead and throw that out there. So there are a lot of nuance questions on these cubings stuff I haven't even thought of or basic science questions. I haven't even considered remembering in eight plus years. There's little tiny facts you have to know for this examination and at the time I didn't know a lot of them because I did pretty well in the exam. But I'm kind of nervous to see how much I have forgotten in the interim because after all interventional radiology is a pretty subspecialized field because that's the way medicine has gone these days. So a lot of this stuff I haven't thought of in forever. And before we get into this video make sure you smash that like button and hit the subscribe button as well while you're at it. Hitting that like button really helps out the YouTube algorithm and helps the channel and helps me keep creating content like this. So smash the like button and also subscribe because there are a ton of you all that watch my videos lurking around in the background and don't actually subscribe. So please subscribe. Both of those really help out the channel. So thank you in advance. The third disclaimer is that this video is sponsored by Bored Vitals which I've said like five times now. So let's go ahead and create a quiz and embarrass myself. Alright 10 question quiz starts now. Question number one a 14 year old boy is evaluated for malaise and abdominal pain. He reports passing dark urine this morning. His past medical history is significant for strep pharyngeitis 10 days ago which was true year with amoxicillin. Today his vinyl signs were under normal limits.  Unremarkable serum except for serum creatinine of 2.0 which is elevated. What is the common finding associated with this patient's condition? So I think he has post streptococcal glomerulonephritis. I don't know how I just remember that to be honest with you. That's like reaching back deeply here. Polyuria is I think this is like a nephritic syndrome. There's nephritic and nephritic syndrome. I think this is a nephritic syndrome. So let's strike these two out. I don't think it's hypovolemia. I don't think it's hypokalemia. Don't think it's polyuria because it's not nephritic syndrome. I'm pretty sure it's nephritic syndrome and they have they can get microscopic hematuria in which they'll have red blood cells in their urine. So let's go with this. I still got it. I just don't do anymore. So next question. During an infertility evaluation, a 38 year old woman undergoes a blood test on day 19 of her menstrual cycle. If ovulation has occurred, relatively high levels of what hormone will be detected in her serum? So day 19 of a normal 28 day menstrual cycle. This will be the second half of the menstrual cycle, which I think it's dominated by not follicle stimulated hormone because that's what stimulates the follicle. And I think it would be progesterone because I think that's the I can't remember. I just remember progesterone is the second half of the menstrual cycle. Let's go. So progesterone is produced in the corpus luteum of the ovary after ovulation. Progesterone is a dominant hormone during the luteal phase. That's what I was looking for. Luteal phase is the second half of the menstrual cycle. Inhibits, blah, blah, blah. I'll let you guys read that because we have to get on to the second question. Our third question. Let's go. Question three. A 42 year old woman presents with a dry cough that worsens at night. After workup, you diagnose her with a dirt and prescribed pantoprosal. Pantoprosal inhibits the product of which of the following cells. So pantoprosal inhibits acid in the stomach. So they're asking which cells produce acid in the stomach. And that is of course the parietal cells because everybody knows that. Correct. I haven't seen these questions. And for those of you who are going to say, oh, you've seen these questions. I haven't seen these questions. I literally just set up a 10 question quiz random here. I'm just that good. Just kidding. I'm surely going to be a question here that's going to completely stop me, but we'll see. Next question for a 30 year old man is performing squats, resting a heavy bar on his shoulders. When he hears a pop immediately, experiences focal right back pain over the next 24 hours. Pain dramatically increases in intensity and he is unable to walk. He undergoes MRI of his lumbar spine, which shows a cutely herniated disc at L5S1 protruding into the right paracentral canal, which nerve root is likely to be compressed. Well, this is in my area of expertise, radiology, because we read MRI of the spine all the time. Well, not so much anymore, but I did during residency, which was six months ago. So the descending nerve root is always what's affected by a paracentral disc bulge or herniation. If it were a lateral or subarticular disc herniation, it would affect the nerve root at that level. So since this is L5S1, paracentral canal is going to be compressing the descending S1 nerve root. Let's go. Oh, 80% of people got that right. This is a hard question. This actually is a hard question. This stumps a lot of people. And I remember taking this examination. I had a question similar to this, or maybe it was during studying or whatever, but I can never remember which one. And then finally in residency, actually, I committed that to memory. It's just anatomy. If you know your anatomy, you can answer any of these questions like this. That's easier said than done. It took me like 10 years to get to where I am today. So there you go. Next. A 40-year-old female presents an emergency crime with chest pain that began while laying in the bed this evening and resolved 20 minutes later. Medical history is remarkable for hypertension, dyslabidemia, obesity. On arrival, the pulse is 80 minutes normal, blood pressure normal, ECG, so normal sinus rhythm without SC elevation. It means there is no sign of ischemia on EKG. Laboratory testing is negative for troponin, which is negative for a heart attack or a myocardial infarction. She's admitted to the hospital to rule out myocardial infarction, even though she has a negative EKG and a negative troponin. So not sure what those providers were doing at this fate hospital. Overnight, the patient is, has several episodes of chest pain lasted 15-20 minutes and review of telemetry shows transient ST elevations during episodes of chest pain. Oh, maybe they were on to something. The appropriate diagnosis is made, which of the following interventions would most likely improve this patient's symptoms? Oh, I don't know this one. So let's see, let's, let's break it down. So coronary artery stenting, I feel like she's having angina. So coronary artery stenting, I don't know. The other question, so this is a calcium chamber blocker, a beta blocker and verapamil. These are basically in similar classes here. I think I want to say verapamil, because she's normal and she's not having a heart attack or evidence of ischemia, but then she has these transient angina episodes. I think I'd probably pick, so calcium chamber blocker and beta blocker isn't necessarily fast acting. So it's either verapamil, which I think it would probably be verapamil, or you could take her to stenting afterwards. Oh, which would improve these patient's symptoms? So if it was symptoms, not long term, I think verapamil. No. What's the highest answer? Nephetapine? See, and this is the stuff I don't know. Chest pain is accompanied by transient ST elevation. Yes, I got the diagnosis right. I just don't know the treatment. Varian angina, first secondary tooth coronary base with spasm dip. So I guess treatment includes calcium channel blockers and nitrates. That's what I was looking for. I was looking for nitrate. I normally would just give them nitroducerin, but that wasn't an option, and I don't know the other options to treat this besides nitro, because I don't do this. So this is a little shot to my ego here. I should have got that right. Next. A 23 year old woman underdosed thyroid surgery. During recovery she has hoarseness and tries to speak. She's found to have an injury in the recurrent laryngeal nerve. The nerve innervates all intrinsic laryngeal muscles except for one. Why I remember this? I have no idea. I just do. It's the tritothyroid muscle. It's like somewhere in my brain. I'll show you. I hope they have the anatomy. I can't relate. It's just this is just pure anatomy. I'll show you. Maybe they have a diagram. Let's see. Yeah, they do. I just remember memorizing this, and for some reason it's still in my head. Next. Oh, we got an x-ray on this one. The 51 year old Mexican immigrant is evaluated for low-grade beavers, productive cough, and blood-tinged sputum, and chest pain. 30-pack your history of tobacco smoothing. On exam, he has supraclavicular adenopathy during the momentous lesions of his arms. That's a hint. And subcutaneous abscess. So he's got abscess, adenopathy, which means he has an infection. An oscillation of his lawn fields of real bilateral brachnia. We're using it on the right side. His chest x-ray is pictured below. And on his chest x-ray, he has a pretty nice opacity, kind of rounded opacity here in the left lower lung. Obviously, it's hard to tell what that is with just one view, because one view is no view in terms of radiology speak. That's like the lingo. We always say one view is no view. You have to get two views, especially out of chest x-ray. So I think the answer here, they're trying to allude us to a granulomus infection here, which affects the lungs and the skin. Klebsiella can look like this on x-ray, but it doesn't give you all the other stuff. Pneumocystis gervechi. This occurs in immunocompromised patients. They didn't tell us it was immunocompromised. Mycoplasma pneumonia. That's like a community-acquired pneumonia. Caxidoids, imidus. That is the one we're looking at here. And Legionella is not this. It doesn't give you the same thing, so it's caxidoids, caxidoids, caxidoids, imidus. Boom. All right, let's go to the next question. I'm crushing it so far. I've got one wrong. I say that, and now I'm watching me get the rest of them wrong. 13-year-old boy with past mental history of Crohn's disease is in the recovery room following an upper endoscopy. He could blame the nurse that he is feeling dizzy headache. Fullsox is 85 percent on Rumeria, which is really low. Fizzler disease is marked before sinosis and lethargy. He is cyanotic and having trouble breathing, obviously, because it's 85 percent. Fullsox, and as ABG reveals, brown discoloration in the patient is placed on supplemental oxygen. PO2 and arterial blood gas analysis is shown to what the following. I don't know. So 85 percent, why is his, why are his O2 sets down? What is the brown discoloration? That, that's something to do with like some hemidelobinemia or something. I don't remember any of this stuff. I'm going to go with his PO2 is probably low given how cyanotic he is. So let's go with 30. The patient has sinosis and brown blood. Yeah, met hemidelobinemia. I get the diagnosis, but I don't know these like third order questions. Next. All right, two more. 30-year-old woman who's G3P3, gynecologist, three-day post-farm with painful breasts. The fist Rosanne with breast swollen heart, firm, shiny, warm, laryl, large lumbar nodule, nipples are flattened and she has lowered fever and large tender lymph nodes in her armpits, gynecologist, fries medication efficient natural hormones that produce his lactation in endometrial muscle, crashing during birth. Medication activates G protein-dependent phospholipase C, which intracellular substance increases after the exposure to this drug. No clue. I think she has mastitis. That's what I do know, but she promotes lactation. What medication did I give? Is it Potosin or oxytocin? I'm going to go with, so it's either, I think it stimulates muscle contraction. So I'm going to go with potassium. I think it's sodium that'll increase. Potassium goes extra cellular. Clearly. I was a little wrong on that one. So here we have a nice diagram of basic medical science stuff we learned at Med School and I have clearly forgotten in the last eight years. So all these enzymes are activated amongst all this crazy cellular stuff that I don't know and honestly don't really care about anymore. But the main thing is we got the diagnosis right which is mastitis and we got the drug right which is oxytocin or Potosin, which you've all heard if you know anybody who's given birth. Next. A 74 year old female presents with nausea, worsening cramping, abdominal pain, particularly after meals. Hint. For the past week, she currently with striage pain 7 out of 10. She designs fever, urinary emergency, dysuria. Her past medical history is significant for asthma stride, coronary disease, and atrial fibrillation. These are enzymes that are irregular pulse and weak femoral and dorsalis pedis on the left side. Adrenaline dimension demonstrates hypoactive bowel sounds and slightly distended abdomen. She has mild defuse of dolomitembers, no rebound or darting. Stool syndrome is kind of positive for blood. Conostrious failure. Which of the following characterizes the likely cause of this patient's symptoms? So let's first, let's break this down because this is a lot. So what's going on here? The 74 year old female has cramping abdominal pain after she eats. Her past medical history is significant for atherosclerotic disease and AFib, which basically means she is a vascular path that has vascular disease and also has AFib, which can throw emboli or clots distally into blood vessels. And this is likely because of an embolic event. So she's actually having mesoteric ischemia here. So what following findings characterize our likely cause of this patient's symptoms? It's not neoplastic. It's not from cancer. This is from Crohn's disease right here, the cobblestone appearance. So I think you have to go with mucosal hemorrhage here and necrosis because this is, so basically she's having ischemic bowel secondary to mesoteric ischemia. So I'm gonna go with this because that's the best option. Still got it. So yeah, she's diagnosed with non-inclusive mesoteric ischemia, which is, which can cause ischemic colitis, especially someone who has AFib. So let's go ahead and grade this here. I ended up scoring a 70% on this examination, which honestly I'm pretty happy with because I haven't even thought about some of the stuff in the longest time, eight years plus probably. So this is an official examination. You cannot say it's not because it is sponsored and given to me by Board Vitals, which is the best QBank of all time. I've used them for USMLE and also my radiology boards. When I say USMLE, I use them for step one, step two, and my radiology boards. So I've used them for everything. And if you are taking any medical examination in the future, I highly recommend you try out Board Vitals. And if you are taking that exam and you want to use Board Vitals, use my code DRChalini, DrChalini, to get 20% off your purchase. 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That's something I want to take forward and I want to be able to give people that don't have the same access to facilities that I had. My name is Avni Balgut. I'm a senior in the pharmaceutical sciences program at Purdue. So my biggest education goal at Purdue is to get a really, really solid foundation in pharmaceutical science while also getting that kind of research experience. My professional goal kind of long term is basically that I want to be able to start a research institute in an underdeveloped part of the world. So when we sit here on this end of the world as a developed country, we're trying to solve the problems or diseases that a lot of the underdeveloped world is facing and the best people to understand how they're going to stick to care options or stick to treatment options and stuff like that are those people. So I want to build upon those experiences, spread these temperaments and give them access to things that they wouldn't have otherwise. I think over the past four years my greatest experiences have been kind of in the clubs that I've taken part in. I'm part of a couple of different organizations and one of the ones that's closest to my heart is the American India Foundation. We're basically an organization that tries to promote Indian culture here at Purdue. They've kind of given me this feeling of a home away from home, a family of sorts that I've kind of cultivated here at Purdue and it's been amazing. Purdue equipped me with all of these different research experiences that I had gained and it allowed me to take a giant leap in research when I finally got accepted to a summer internship or summer research opportunity at Harvard Medical School. So Purdue's enabling me to meet different people from all across the world and also have access to these great facilities and that's something I want to take forward and I want to be able to give people that don't have the same access to facilities that I had. I want to be able to leave a footprint on this world in order to basically give people access to research, give people access to care options that they wouldn't have gotten otherwise, and be able to take that forward and leave their footprints on this world.


I'm Lieutenant Colonel Ryan Case. I'm the Battalion Commander for 127 Infantry out of Schofield Barracks, Hawaii with the Wolfhound Battalion, part of 2nd Brigade 25th Infantry Division. So we're here in the Philippines. We are the Army Battalion that is on ground as part of 2nd Brigade 25th ID. We're here for multiple reasons. We're here to first build readiness within our unit. Also build a stronger partnership with the Filipino Army that has been working with us throughout Sao Kittin and Balakitane and lastly also working with the Joint Environment trying to improve joint relations and also build that capability throughout all the military. So Balakitane for me and my unit is before building readiness for our unit but also this is the first time that we have fought in a joint environment to this extent. So we will be continuing on with Balakitane moving further north and operating from the USS Miguel Keith doing joint aerosols with our Marine partners and also our Filipino partners. Okay so at Sarab we've been here for the past week and we've been conducting platoon live fires and with that for the platoon live fires we have indirect fire assets. We have aerosol assets. We have UH-60s and Chinooks. Then we also have Apache support for throughout this exercise and so far we're running three companies through the platoon live fires a total of nine US platoons three Filipino platoons and one Australian platoon. So it's important that we're training with both the Filipinos and Australians and ourselves and the Marine units out here to ensure that if we are called to fight in this region that we know how to fight together how each other fights and that we're able to understand the interoperability if that's the human the technical or the process part of each of that of interoperability make sure that we understand how each formation fights so that when we fight together we are one continuous unit that can achieve our objectives. I hope our service members take away from this exercise is the first foremost for the army we are the jungle unit so we want to make sure that we can fight in all types of jungles and this jungle is a lot more complex and complicated than the jungle on Hawaii so taking that away and we've learned a lot about the jungle from our Filipino partners and how to move and how to fight in it is also how to fight and train with the Filipinos and the other joint sister services within the military. The best part about this is watching our soldiers interact especially with the Filipino army and seeing and learning from them but also learning about them also and seeing what kind of the differences and the similarities between how we do fight and also just us as people so working with the other services from the other nations it's been great honestly we've learned just as much from them than they've that they've learned from us they've learned a lot from at the staff level from us but honestly at the platoon and below level I think that we've learned you know equal if not more from our partners out there really just learn how to fight in this environment and also how to train


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This is a scale model of the lunar model that landed on the moon in six of the Apollo missions. I'll share with you one tiny aspect of the module's design that highlights the ingenuity of the Apollo engineers. It exemplifies the hundreds of thousands of decisions made in designing the Apollo spacecrafts. The part I'm talking about is the alignment optical telescope. It would stick out right here, near the module's radar and docking station. In this photo you see the sun shield of the telescope. It descends like a periscope into the module. Through it the astronauts sighted on stars and used that information to align the gyroscopes of their inertial measurement unit, the device that kept track of the module's position when it traveled through space, which was essential in navigating the module's return and docking with the orbiting command module. All Apollo spacecraft, whether the lunar module or the command and service module, were navigated by reference to what NASA called the basic reference coordinate system, where the location of stars and other celestial objects were defined relative to the Earth or the moon. The key was to align the coordinate system assigned to each spacecraft to this basic reference coordinate system. This was done by star sightings which revealed two angles, an angle phi in the x-y plane of the spacecraft's coordinate system, and an angle theta, the angle measured from the spacecraft's z-axis. To measure these two angles the lunar module used an alignment optical telescope. The telescope, which had a 60 degree field of view, rotated to one of six fixed positions chosen based on the star field the crew needed to examine. As an example, consider the Apollo 12 mission. Moments after Pete Conrad and Al Bean landed on the moon, Bean peered through the telescope. He sighted on the star Sirius to obtain the two angles used to align the lunar module's guidance system. He would need this information when he powered back up the lunar module in preparation for departure. To determine the two angles, Bean used a cursor inscribed on a rotatable eyepiece. He first measured what the Apollo engineers called the orientation angle, which revealed phi directly. And then to get theta, he measured the distance of Sirius from the center of the eyepiece. The Apollo engineers noticed that the projection of the angle theta onto the lens of the telescope is proportional to the distance from the center. To see this, watch what happens as this blue ball moves along the surface of the hemisphere. If it's on the z-axis, that equals zero, and the ball appears at the center of the lens. As it rolls along the hemisphere toward the x-y plane, notice that its distance from the center increases until theta equals 60, it reaches the perimeter of the lens. To aid the astronauts in measuring the distance from the center, the Apollo engineers could have marked the eyepiece with a dense set of concentric circles. But this would have cluttered the eyepiece, so instead they used an ingenious method to measure the distance being rotated in Archimedes spiral superimposed on the eyepiece. This spiral has a very useful property. Notice that it touches each concentric circle on one and only one point. So being needed to merely rotate the spiral until it touches the star Sirius and then enter into the computer the amount of this rotation. The onboard Apollo guidance computer used the amount of rotation to calculate the distance from the center of the eyepiece and thus the angle theta. Once they made this measurement, Bean and Conrad could partly power down the lunar module and then walk across the moon. This assured that when they returned, the lunar module was ready to fly to the orbiting command module. To me, the spiral used on a telescope exemplifies the clever engineering used throughout the Apollo project. The spiral came about because the engineers had to create a lunar module as lightweight as possible. Every extra gram chewed up fuel better used for emergencies. Weight was so important that the modules designers considered substituting the ladder under the hatch with a knotted rope. They also wanted five legs, but that would be too heavy so they settled for four. These weight restrictions prohibited a standard telescope and sextant, an instrument that could pinpoint stars within a 10 arc second error. To get this precision motion, it used motors, warm gears and rigid tracks, all too heavy for the lunar module and so replaced by the simple twist of an Archimedes spiral. I'm Bill Havoc, the engineer guy.


BTS Bananas that sing have come back. Oh and gully gosh. I've been waiting for some fresh BTS music for a while now Wait a second. These are all old songs Except for that one and that one That one as well. I think that's all No, wait and that one Hmm. I'm here for a baby. We even got a new music video It's so beautiful, but now I need to LJL a fire. This is BTS yet to come. Stinky Poopoo is how to not describe this song. It's more like non-stinky poopoo.   Now I got to elaborate as to why it's beautiful This music video is filled with many parallels to their old songs and here are the parallels that I could find These parallels make us realize that BTS reminisces about their past Which is just beautiful. They also promised that their best is yet to come They say it is just the beginning and there is a lot more that they promised They say that despite their trophies and accolades. They are still the same. Isn't that beautiful? And the lyrics are also soul-touching. Yeah, the past was honestly the best, but my best is what comes next Somewhere deep inside your heart, there still lives a young boy. My moment is yet to come I was loving reading the lyrics until this Ah, bashed.   I am now a bashed But one of my favorite lyrics is do you have a dream? What's at the end of that path? Yeah, I have a dream I want to make this full-time and what you can do to help me out is just by subscribing Only one button is all it takes and if you do thank you so much for helping make my dream come true You can also help support me by becoming a member of my patreon for just one dollar a month You'll be getting my reactions to the songs that I make these videos on. I say it's a pretty good deal Now, let's get back to this. Bananas at seeing are incredible. I love them to pieces I would call them the best, but they would feel a bashed So I'm going to say that they have released a beautiful piece of art which can touch your soul make you feel Emotional because this isn't their journey that we are seeing.   I'm 24 I've been in this bananas that sing shit for seven years now seven years, and I still love it Always will I hope that in the future when we get another song like this I will feel like a grandpa reminiscing my journey worth BTS once again I also wish the same for you I hope you get to feel like an old person reminiscing BTS's journey because we know that BTS is best Yet to come. Thanks for watching


Felly mae'r teff trucks i'r cechelio ar gyfer y sector yw'r dechrau. Mae'r prifysgol yw Mike Dixon, ceFirenchif Ysgrifforce Cysmogol Cysmogol. Mike oedd y cyflos cyflos cyflos cyflos yod yn padafyn 2011. Fyrwodaeth poet telefonol a cyflos cyflos cyflos cyflos cyflos cyflos yw cyfanyddiaeth, rwyf ynservice cyflos cyflos cyflos yn ei cyflos cyflos cyflos cyflos cyflos am eu sylwyddiadau i'r Minister o Ffiddi, 21st ysgrifennid a'r 70-yrsirio'r argyffeniadau amgylchedd ei wneud o wybod? Over to you, Mike. Thank you. Could you just put up your hand if you've heard of Citizens Advice? That's everyone. Could you put up your hand if you have either used our services or you sort of are connected to Citizens Advice in some way so you aren't as volunteered for us or... Mae'r wyf yn ymgyrchon llwydo fan hyn o gweithio'r arddangos. Mae'n ychydig i'w fath sydd yn eu cyfnod o'r gweithfod ar gyfer cyfraffl. Mae'n meddwl beth sy'n meddwl am yw'r gweithfod ar hyn. Mae'n gweithio'r gweithfod ar gyfer cyfraffl. Onig, mae'r gweithraff i'r gweithfod ar y cyfraffl o beth. Rwy'n gweithio'r gweithfod. Mae'n gweithfod ar gyfer y rai cyfraffl o'r gweithfod, That gets that reaction from the crowd like this and that is fairly typical of crowds everywhere. Then I'm going to talk about some of the standard stuff Sails and Devices are doing and some of the less obvious things. Partly because you all know far more about IT than I do. I've tried to focus on things that aren't IT but are business challenges that have quite strong IT implications. Then just something quite quick on how fast you can get out of the blocks even if you are a 74-year-old incredibly complex organisation. Mae'n gwahodd cyfnodd gydag. Mae'n gweithio, ac mae'n gofio'r amser ac mae'n gwahodd cyfnodd cyfnodd arall. Mae'r gweithio yn 12.6 miliwn o'r gwleidydd. Mae'n gweithio y bydd hynny'n 20% dros y year. Felly, dweudio chi i chi'n gwneud ychydig i'r website jyfnwys ei ddebwyd i'w'r gwleidydd? Ymwysgwch chi'n gweithio'r gwleidydd o'r gwleidydd? Out of ten, how would you rate the sophistication of Citizens Advice's advice website from, sort of, zero is just totally useless and ten is the slickest thing you've ever seen. And be really honest please. That's the most generous score I've ever heard anyone give it.  So the gentleman just behind you to the left, what would you rate it as? About five. That's still the most generous. So it was probably cutting edge about 2002, our website. And we've actually had really great people working on it but have been totally frustrated by having an underlying content management system that is basically sort of, sort of, Jurassic. And I think that the overall kind of point with us is probably it's about three out of ten in terms of the sophistication of our digital offer at the moment. And yet loads of people love us, loads of people have a soft spot for us, we've got 12.6 million users and 20% growth year on year. So the sort of fundamental point I wanted to start with is the thing that Citizens Advice does in terms of offering advice to people about problems they have and offering that in a kind of simple way is much, much, much more important than all of the whizzy bits about how you deliver the technology. And I think it's really worth remembering that as we kind of go forward that the kind of core thing you're trying to do and thinking that through really, really, really carefully to make sure it's relevant is what matters and then everything else is important but nowhere near as important as that. So the next thing that I wanted to do is we've, in a good mood today because we've got 54 million quid from government and the big lottery this morning. So which is great for all of those who love Citizens Advice, it's a great piece of news. And towards the end of last year we also got an investment from our sponsoring department, Biz, that's going to help us improve our digital services. And I think that as the person kind of leading that piece of work there are a few things that I've learnt about how to approach a digital project. And I think one of the things that I found most useful in my role is to try and work out what is the right kind of metaphor to be able to talk about this in a service that hasn't really done this piece of work very systematically before. And a tree is the best one that I've come up with. So what we're trying to do this year essentially is put in place, you're probably not going to admit to this, has anyone grown a bonsai tree ever? So it's the same people that have used the Citizens Advice website but unfortunately there is no, basically when you're growing a bonsai tree the important things are is to get the main branches growing in the right direction. And with other trees in general you want the whole thing to have the right shape. And if you get a big branch going out in the wrong direction it doesn't matter what you do after that because the whole thing will unbalance and topple over. And I think for our approach to digital what we're really trying to do is make sure that the initial sprouts on our digital capability are going in the right direction. And then we will work out what the leaves need to look like, how we kind of trim the canopy much later as long as we've got those kind of fundamental things in place. And this is our kind of best take on what they are. So on your right, bottom right about having these are all quite obvious I think and quite standard. So content tailored to use a profile so if you come from Mumsnet to us then you probably have a certain set of stuff that you want to see. If you have used us before and you've used lots of stuff around debt advice and employment advice you're probably going to want a budget planner that is about redundancy. On flexible digital publishing I'll come to this a bit later but organisations like us that do both content advice and also try and influence policy need a very different model of how you publish information compared to before. Having really accessible responsive design is really important to us as an organisation that deals with lots of people who have difficulty accessing traditional digital services. I'm sure that this came up a lot in the presentation from Gov UK about the importance of assisted digital to our service model. So essentially this is sort of in the past organisations like Systems Advice have gone, we have a phone channel, we have a digital channel, we have a face to face channel essentially. And we have a team of people that design how do you give advice face to face and how do you give advice on the phone and how do you give advice online. And what that's meant is that you tend to have a sort of what I call the million professors model of giving advice where all of your volunteers and all of your advisors have to know loads of stuff. And that's both very expensive and also quite difficult to do. And what we're trying to move towards is having a much more fundamental underpinning of the advice we give and the processes we do that are done through a digital platform and then your other platforms are just expressions of that in a slightly different way. And what that gives is that focuses the kind of skills that people need to have much more around people skills understanding the problems that you face and much less around having to know the intricacies of how universal credit marginal benefit deduction calculations are made. And that sounds really, really obvious and it is but it's also really fundamental as a shift to lots of organisations particularly those in the public sector and ones like Citizens Advice. Next through I'll skim through quite quickly. So like lots of organisations have loads of different departments, Citizens Advice has about 370 little charities or quite big charities that are part of our network and at the moment our sort of bureau web offer makes a sort of box full of ferrets look really organised. And we need something that's a devolved kind of content creation and management so that it's not just one team at the centre doing the content and then really importantly for us much better social functions and there's a bit of Twitter here but there's also the issue of just how we use knowledge inside the organisation. So at the moment the basic issue is bureau in Taunton does something brilliant and amazing and the only way that a bureau in Blackpool finds out that that was the brilliant amazing solution to the problem they've been working on for three years is that Taunton, try and remember which places I've used as examples, Taunton says to us nationally we've done this amazing thing and then we work out that Blackpool's done it and get Blackpool to do it. Whereas it'll be much easier and simpler if Taunton and Blackpool had an easy way of saying we're both interested in the same things and connecting to each other and that is a hugely important driver of what we're trying to do digitally. I promise this is the one slide that I'll stay longest on and the rest will be quicker and more interesting. Really strangely, and this is maybe a message for EduServe, you can't buy this off the shelf and I know absolutely no one that runs an organisation a bit like ours so delivering advice trying to coordinate loads of people that doesn't want these seven things and isn't really pissed off that you can't buy it out of the box. It seems like an incredible market failure to me but anyway, it's not really my business apart from trying to buy it. And then there are some underpinnings continuing the tree metaphor in a laborious way. There are some things that we need to get right in size systems advice that are challenges for us. One is moving to an agile from a waterfall project management approach. The second is, this is where the metaphor gets really torturous, but the pruning process. We have many organisations, thousands of webpages and moving them all on to a new CMS is a really painful experience. But pruning them really effectively can be both a good thing to do inside the organisation but is also a really good culture change vehicle for the teams that own those pages to say we need to understand how to present content in a digital way. So that's the sort of obvious stuff that I wanted to kind of run through quite quickly and then I've got some less obvious stuff which is slightly less to do with, slightly more about kind of business challenges and slightly more philosophical. The first one is about intranets. So at the moment, and this comes back to the kind of how do you connect Walton with Blackpool, at the moment our intranet and most organisations intranets effectively aren't very good at sharing information. So they go through to a kind of hub of people and then that hub of people get information in a different way. So the green people are the people you want to talk to. Often any message you have is filtered through kind of senior management or other kinds of management or other kind of channels and that means it's very, very difficult to talk to people. And what people are really doing when they're looking at your intranet are they're really looking at the Daily Mail's sidebar of shame because it's much more interesting. Could you just put your hand if you know what the Daily Mail's sidebar of shame is? I don't believe the other half of you. So just so that you can pretend that you haven't heard about it and when you're talking afterwards you can go, oh that, I've never heard of that and I'll go and have a look at it. This is the Daily Mail's sidebar of shame which is an utterly, utterly compelling sidebar on the Daily Mail's website that drives a massive proportion of their traffic. So the Daily Mail pretends to be a website that is about kind of hard news and actually it's a sidebar of shame website with a newspaper attached. And the thing about this, the thing that's important here is that, and this applies to kind of all corporate communications is that you are not, you are competing in your internal corporate communications with the Daily Mail's sidebar of shame and if what you say is less interesting and less captivating than that people aren't going to read it or look at it unless they're very, very worthy. So you've got to work out a way of making it more engaging and more interesting and that's really, really important and not understood as much as it should be. So as soon as you get to a more personalised kind of social intranet this is your basic model which is you get to talk directly with all the people in your organisation in a more tailored personal way and they talk to each other in ways that are completely out of your control. Both of these things have massive, massive opportunities but are incredibly hard to manage and get right but they mean that you can compete with that sidebar because you can make it more about them and less about some celebrities in America who might be married to each other that actually if we think about it we don't care about at all. But for some reason it's compelling. So the kind of big challenge that I think no one has really got right yet or certainly I haven't seen is how to manage one of these intranets in a way that really results in a lot of kind of business use and to really prune out the functionality that is just kind of cool to ones that people actually really use. So going back to that the technology behind that sidebar is really, really, really simple but amazingly effective and it's kind of that challenge. The final thing that I was going to talk about is another topic entirely but sort of similarly I hope provoking and challenging and that is the difference between these two roles and what the implications are for how digital services have to be. So 10, 15 years ago these were two different things. So you had a policy expert who did all the research and all that kind of stuff and you had a specialist journalist that wrote about it and kind of shaped opinion and now this is the job. So you have some people that are normally working in charities and are policy experts but actually if they're any good they're actually journalists and if you've got journalists working in papers and if they're any good they're actually policy experts. And the two roles are at the moment almost indistinguishable actually and the roles in five years time will be indistinguishable. And that has really, really important implications for how anyone that relies on policy expertise thinks about the kind of functionality they need in the digital services that are supporting them. And this is basically the functionality you need. So you need something that is kind of slow web that is for your downloads, your projects, your serious kind of pieces of long-turgid thing that no one will read. You need something that is a kind of faster, more integrated kind of blogging type function that gives you kind of quite pointed takes on hot issues, references your other staff, but is shareable in a kind of social media way. You need a Twitter, Facebook functionality that both shares out your kind of your feeds and the content you're doing and also helps you gather people that share and spread that message around. And then you need some sort of Tumblr-esque stuff that is just a bit more fun and kind of engages people and gets them to come in. And there isn't one organisation in this country that's got that right yet. The Center for American Progress in the US has got it right and they're the only, and there's a couple of the screenshots from there I think progress. I was actually going to finish in about three minutes if that's okay, so I'm going to be two minutes under. And the Center for American Progress is the only place that has actually really got this right. And the importance of this functionality is partly that it enables you to engage in debates in a better way and be more influential. And partly it helps everyone in your organisation make the shift from this to this. Because there's lots of the sort of policy research and influence field is sort of going through what the miners did in the 1980s, which is they have, it has fundamentally realised that the model of production that has been going on in policy research for kind of ten years is basically dead. Because you've got transparent data, you've got research that is much more open, you've got much quicker takes on things and journalists where you used to have a kind of, there used to be quite a lot of barriers to entry to being an expert on a particular issue. You can now be an expert on a particular issue in about four minutes if you really have to blag something. And about a day, in about a day you can fake it being an expert in almost any policy area in front of really pretty high level audience. That's probably not the quote that I really want out there. I think you probably can though. And then the very final thing I want to talk about is how fast you can get out of the blocks. So six months ago we had no social media strategy at all really. We've got someone completely brilliant called Nick Stanton who you can follow on Twitter. He does the systems of ice feed and he's also got a personal one. Who said this is just silly, why don't we try and do something. And he's on the citizens of ice blog, he's just done this week a kind of what did we do and what did we try and get out of it. And I just wanted to share two things from it. The basic premise was can we engage people a bit better with social media through kind of giving them things to do and making them part of what we do. And the two sort of, what I love about the social media stuff is you can really measure it really well. The two things that I'd highlight from six months ago to now are the amount of time it now takes citizens advice to get a thousand new followers on Twitter has really, really gone sort of reduced. We've got more than 300 active accounts across the organization that are all kind of loosely federated and doing their own thing in a coordinated way. And the sentiment on Twitter of how people are talking about citizens advice from this has gone, that's the sort of bottom chart, has gone from a kind of pretty mixed picture to really quite consistently different, much more consistently positive and much less consistently negative. And we've also managed to recruit 800 social campaigners and a thousand actions of them doing it. And what's been really exciting for me about this is this has been one good person in citizens advice who's grabbed this kind of whole area by the scruff of their neck, scruff of its neck. And just gone, I want to do something with this and has been sort of allowed to get on with it and just do it. And sort of four months in really from actually doing anything, the trajectory of change on this is enormous. And I think if you look at UNICEF is the other organization where two years ago their social media strategy was completely abysmal and now they're probably the best organization in the world at social media. And I think the sort of inspiring and optimistic thing about that is you can change your organization's capacity in this space particularly really quickly. That's basically what I would say. If you did like citizens advice before, I hope you still do. If you didn't, I hope you feel a little bit warmer about us. Thanks.


This is stock number 11312. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used heavy-duty truck headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2018 Ford F-250 Crew cab short box. This truck has the 6.7 liter power stroke diesel. It has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop. It has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go. Magnetic, metallic is the color we shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is definitely your best way to check out the quality and condition of the vehicle before seeing it in person. And if you'd like to check out all the photos on this truck in the upper right hand part of your screen is a link to our website. Click that and check us out. There it comes with the 18 inch chromed alloy rims and it has Goodyear Wrangler All Terrain Adventure tires on here. These are LT27570R18s and they have right around a little under half the tread left on them. Frame and under body is an exceptionally clean condition. This is a one owner out of Florida. Front fender is in excellent shape. The headlight lenses are nice and clear and it does have LED fog lamps and head lamps in this vehicle. Front bumper is in really nice shape. You do get the chrome tow hooks on there as well. The grille is in nice condition as well. And the hood, I didn't see any dents or dings on that. Passengers side front fender, no dents or dings on there. Passengers side rim, no scuffs or scrapes. And as you go down this side of the vehicle, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and that is why we offer the Summit Auto Fast Pass option in the upper right hand part of your screen. A link right to our website where you can apply for financing, get pre-approved, see a payment quote even appraise a trade all from the comfort of your own home. So when you get here all you got to do is drive the truck, love it. You'll be all set to go. Back tires have just about as much as the front tires and the frame and under body is an exceptionally nice condition which you'd expect out of a truck from Florida. It has all the remaining factory exhaust so it hasn't been altered in any way, shape or form and the lower rockers all look really great. It comes with a really nice factory chrome step bars. You also get the chrome tipped exhaust. Rear bumper is in great condition, no dense ordings on that. You do get the backup parking sensors and full towing package which includes a receiver, hitch four pin and seven pin wiring. The tailgate is absolutely perfect as well. And then it's got this roll up Ford tonneau cover. That's really cool and I'm going to show you how that works here. So you just unlatch it like that and then it just rolls. So it's really cool. We also have swing cases back here, fifth wheel gooseneck prep package. It does have the LED lights behind those swing cases. And the factory Ford spring bed liner but this tonneau cover is really neat. It just rolls up like that. And then at the end of it you get the Ford symbol which is really cool. So when it's all locked into place that's showing. And then when you want it down which is really cool in a second but we do have the tow tie downs there and the swing cases do come with those keys. But when you're all done with it you just kind of give it a push and it'll roll pretty much right to the end. It's a pretty cool system. Definitely a unique tonneau cover. Haven't seen one of those. And there's no rips or tears on it. Really nice condition. As you go down this side of the truck just as clean as that passenger side no dents or dings on there. Ford full disclosure this back rim is in excellent shape as well. No scuffs or scrapes. And down the rest of the side of the truck looks really good. It does have the power scope mirrors. They power fold in, power telescope out. You get blind spot monitoring, LED side lights, driver side door code entry. We do have the code for that. Inside the XLT package gives you the gray cloth interior. There are no rips, there are no tears on the seats. Power driver seat with lumbar, weather tech floor mats, power windows, power locks, power mirrors and those mirrors do fold in like so. I always like showing both sides so you know all the features are working. And then they do power telescope out like so and in. I'll show you that this side's working too.  That's for your LED side lights on those mirrors. And we'll hop inside here and take a quick look at the instrument cluster and radio and everything in here. You get the built forward tough animation on there which is pretty cool. You can see that this truck has 31,215 miles. You get the digital speedometer outside compass display. Steering wheel is in excellent shape. Cruise controls and information center controls on the left. Bluetooth and audio controls on the right comes with the six speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift. Comes with the sync radio with AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities. It also has projection manager with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto where you can project your cell phone to the screen. So if you have a navigation system on your cell phone, you can project it to the screen such as Waze or Google Maps. And then it's just like you have your navigation on the screen which is pretty cool. This is also where your backup camera shows up and you can zoom in on that receiver hitch to get hooked up to your trailer boat or camper the first time every time. Also has the factory exhaust brake, stability control there. Like I said, AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities. And you also have a CD player down here. Turned-off four-wheel drive, factory brake controller, climate controls, heated seat buttons. You do get a 12 volt power point and 110 volt 400 watt max plug-in. Two USBs down there, two cup holders and a storage tray. Passengers side format and seat are in excellent shape as well. I don't think this truck's ever been smoked in. Smells very clean inside. The headliner is in excellent shape and you do get six auxiliary up-fit buttons or switches there. Also map lights. And we'll take a quick look at the back seats. And then we'll start it up and check out under the hood. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats. No rips or tears back here. You do get the latch child safety system for any child car seats. They started putting those in in this body style.  And these seats do fold up for extra storage. And you get a collapsible storage bin right here. So that actually will fold in and down flat, which is pretty cool. And then you get the weather tech format back here, which is keeping your carpeting looking brand new. Back here you get two more USB points, another 110 volt 400 watt max plug-in and then another 12 volt power point. Child locks on the back doors and of course the bottom of the doors all look really good. Just a really nice truck inside and out. We'll start it up and take a quick look under the hood. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you will have been able to tell just how clean this truck is all the way around inside and out. Under the hood we have the 6.7 liter power stroke diesel engine bay is very clean. It runs very smooth. Once again this truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. They fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this truck is 100% ready to go. I would highly recommend this truck from a quality and condition standpoint. And to see more pictures of this truck, we're one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, half tons, three quarter tons, one tons. 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