Sorry, it is now time for a question period, the member from the PN Carleton. My question is to the acting premier. Earlier this morning, my colleagues and I sat through the Justice Committee with the Auditor General, while the member from Mississauga Streetsville decided that he would question the integrity and the professionalism of the Auditor General and her findings. In that committee, the Auditor confirmed your decisions surrounding the power plants and the cancellation were favorable to TCE and not to the taxpayer. That political interference from the Premier's office to make TCE whole hamstrung the OPA and cost us more money. That the OPA said that NAPA was not a good replacement location and as a result of that, your government spent an extra $513 million for the relocation of the power plant and GTA. We also know that the government has known since December of 2010 that the number was far greater than $33 million. If proven inept, will you resign? Thank you. Senator please. Thank you. Deputy Premier. Thank you, Speaker, and as has been repeated many times in this House, the Premier is the one who wrote to the Auditor General to examine the relocation. We thank the Auditor and we accept her findings. Speaker, I think as has been said repeatedly in this House, this was a decision of this party, also the PC party, also the NDP party. It was something in which we had found common ground, Speaker. This was a plant that had to be relocated. I have to tell you, Speaker, as you know, the Auditor General has credited the Premier for taking action. She said, I had the opportunity to meet with the Premier. It was good to hear that they're taking the report seriously and that they're taking actions and changing the way things are going to be done in the future. Thank you. That was a pretty good Richard Nixon impression, Speaker, but I can tell you something. The Auditor General earlier today confirmed that there was political interference by this government, not by the Progressive Conservative Party, not by the New Democrats, but by the Liberal Party of Ontario campaign chair of the last election. She signed the document that handed over all of the bargaining rights to TCE to make them quote-unquote whole. That is quite significant and it proves that the Auditor also would say that the cost taxpayers ended up having had nothing more to do but then your own political future. She said that had you cited those plants somewhere else in the GTA, you would have saved the taxpayers $530 million. Question. She also said if we had waited it out, it would have cost us nothing at all. My question, again for this Deputy Premier, will she resign? Thank you. Senator, please. Senator, please. Thank you. Deputy. Well, the answer to that question is no, but I can tell you what we will do and that is that we will fix the system so this does not happen again, Speaker. There is widespread agreement that the original sighting was not appropriate, where that's why we're improving the sighting of large energy infrastructure projects by implementing the recommendations of the OPA and the IESO. Communities will have a say right from the beginning, Speaker. We will get the deciding decisions right from the start, so this will not happen again, Speaker. We're also introducing new rules that are limiting political staff involvement in commercial third party transactions. I believe, Speaker, that the staff in the then Premier's office acted in good faith and are acting on lessons learned, Speaker. Thank you. Final supplementary. If ever there was proof it's time to change the team that leads this province, it was that answer, Speaker. It is that answer that proves that Tim Houdak and the Ontario Progressive Conservatives should assume this government because we wouldn't have done what they did. They created the OPA to remove political interference from energy decisions and then it was the OPA who told your government it wasn't the appropriate location to go to Napa-nee. You ignored them. You cost us $513 million more. You knew if you did nothing, if you let it wait out, we wouldn't have had to pay one red cent. We have a motion of want of confidence on the order paper. I am asking you today, Premier, Deputy Premier, will you call that for a confidence vote? Will you allow members of this assembly to debate that? And will you allow us to vote against this government and make sure that we can have an election for the people of Ontario? Thank you, Deputy Premier. Well, Speaker, I think it might be time for a walk down memory lane. I think the member opposite needs to be reminded of their record when it comes to energy. They might remember the attempt to privatise Ontario. One, Speaker, that led to a $19.5 billion privatisation caused electricity prices to rise, a whopping 30% in Denver. That resulted in a $1 billion, Speaker. That timing. A member from Renfield will come to order. And the government members, when an answer is being given, I need to hear it as well. Wrap up, please. And the member does not help himself either. Now he's been told. Speaker, and if that's not bad enough, they more than doubled the use of dirty coal. Thank you. Thanks for the education, Minister. Minister, we all agree in this legislature that education is vitally important to the future prosperity of this country. Minister of immigration and citizenship will come to order. Please. Mr. Speaker, we agree that we have the best teachers, the most caring teachers and the hardest working teachers right here in the province of Ontario. The only difference is our party wants to see those teachers in front of the classroom while the peers of the Premier would rather see some of our youngest teachers unemployed and at home. The member from New Pee and Carlton has brought forward a thoughtful piece of legislation that brings parents, students and teachers together in support, allows teachers to hire based on their skill, ensuring the best and their brightest are in front of the next generation of students. Parents support this bill, teachers support this bill, and students will benefit greatly from this bill. Minister, will you support the bill and have Ontario teachers and give Ontario teachers the respect that they deserve? Yes, thank you. Thank you very much, Speaker, and I'm very pleased to answer this question. First of all, let me make it perfectly clear that we have said to all our partners in the education sector that we are perfectly willing to work with them to find improvements to the regulation. We admit that there are some problems with this regulation.  The member from Durham is dangerously close to being asked to withdraw. Finish, please. Thank you, Speaker. We don't have a white paper policy document that says lay off 10,000 teachers needs some improvements to this regulation, in fact. I've just announced the appointment of some people to look into this and I'd be happy to follow up with that supplement. Mr. Speaker, what the minister is telling us is that she doesn't want the best teachers teaching our kids in our classroom. Let me tell you about Jason Trin. Jason is a talented teacher with a master's degree in molecular biology. After filling in at two of Toronto's top high schools, he was honored with the premier's new teacher of the year award. He was also handpicked to design a summer math camp and was so successful that he was credited for boosting grade nine math scores. But Jason can't find a job. He can't even get an interview because he sits 800th on the seniority list of more than 2,000 teachers. Under regulation 274, principles are forced to hire whatever names happen to be at the top of their seniority list. Jason Trin is the type of teacher we need in front of our classrooms. I would hope and would like to think that his award actually means something. Minister, why don't we think that our children deserve the best teachers in front of our classrooms? Are you going to get the award? Thank you. It's interesting that they want to talk about the best teachers. We actually... The member from Halton is now award and the member from Leeds, Grenville, come to order. Carry on. We actually happen to think that when school boards have hired people to be occasional teachers, when they've interviewed and hired people to be long-term occasional teachers, that that is in fact a pool of really great teachers. We think that school boards have been responsible in choosing long-term occasional teachers. Apparently they don't. But speaker, we are not ripping up collective agreements. We have a different approach about how to deal with unions than they do. And we have said from the beginning, both the premier and I that we will... Thank you. Final supplementary. Minister, this is about fixing an unfortunate mistake to ensure fairness for teachers and nothing else. I urge this government to support this bill and send it to committees so we can have an open conversation about what to do about this situation. We know the NDP tried to shut down debate on this bill. As we know where their interests lie, and that's what we have come to expect from them. But being in government means that you have to do what's best for the people of the province of Ontario, not just what's best for the special interests that helped get you elected. We are on the side of parents. The PC caucus is on the side of principals. We are on the side of students. And we are on the side of teachers. Why is the government, the NDP and the special interests the only ones left standing on the other side? So, please members bill, repeal Regulation 274 and let's get the best teachers in front of our students. A little bit of perspective here on recent history. We are the people who said we're not ripping up collective agreements. We're going to sit down with our partners. We're going to have some conversations and reach memorandums of understanding with each and every one of our partners. And as a result of those conversations working together, we have a school system this year which is calm, which has extracurricular, and that's as a result of working with people not just saying we're going to rip up the collective agreement. We will continue to work with people to look for solutions, but we're not laying people off. We're not ripping up collective agreements and we're not repealing. We're not repealing a regulation. We're working to improve it. Thank you. Your question, the Minister from Toronto, Dan Ford. Thank you, Speaker. My question to the Minister of Energy. Minister, the Auditor General said that the cabinet minute that the Premier signed on arbitration tied the OPA's hands. Why did the Premier tie the OPA's hands when it was dealing with TransCanada? Deputy Premier? Sorry, Minister of Energy. Thank you. I thank the member for the question, Mr. Speaker. The Auditor said a number of things in a report, Mr. Speaker, included in that report was the following quote, making assumptions about future events and their effects involve considerable uncertainty. Accordingly, readers should be cautioned that while our estimates differ from estimates that was previously announced by the OPA, they will also likely differ from the actual costs and savings that will be known only in the future. Mr. Speaker, the people on the government side, including the OPA, throughout these conversations dealt in good faith. Any documents that were produced with respect to the negotiations were done in good faith. There were different perspectives, Mr. Speaker, on the facts. The auditor has referred to that, and accepted the auditor's report, Mr. Speaker. We've accepted it. I have accepted it. Mr. Speaker, we've taken strong action to ensure that power plants are properly siding in the future. Thank you, Supplementary. I guess the minister didn't like the question. Didn't want to answer the question. The Premier signed a cabinet minute that tied the OPA's hands. The auditor general said there was nothing that gave the OPA any strength in their dealings with TransCanada. She signed a deal that took all the protections for Ontarians and cut them off at the knees. Sold us down the river. Why, why did the Premier sign this arbitration agreement? Did she not understand or did she not care? Mr. Speaker, in October 7th, 2010, the government publicly committed to relocating the OPA plant and the OPA sent a termination letter to TransCanada Energy. The arbitration agreement reflected promises that have already been made in the OPA's termination letter to TCE on October 7th, 2010. And as per the auditor general, just this morning, Mr. Speaker, the arbitration agreement just reiterated the original letter sent from the OPA to TransCanada. Even MPP Peter Tabens, I should say the member for Toronto Danforth, agrees there was nothing extraordinary about this cabinet director. On April 11th, he said, I don't see it as a smoking gun. We knew, we knew that cabinet was approving this process, so this does not surprise me. He's reinventing history, Mr. Speaker. There's no history to reinvent. The auditor said when people signed deals, they should know what they mean. Did the Premier decide she signed a cabinet minute that left Ontarians guaranteeing profits for a private power company? Why would the Premier ask Ontarians to back up TransCanada and not themselves? Mr. Speaker, I believe the auditor general also said at committee this morning that she had received a number of legal opinions. Those legal opinions indicated that had this been litigated and would not have been in the interest of the province. The costs would likely have been higher. So there are different perspectives, Mr. Speaker. I read the quote from the auditor general that said we should look at these facts cautiously, Mr. Speaker, and from different perspectives. She has been very objective, she's been very fair, she's been very neutral in her findings, Mr. Speaker, and particularly when she says that the arbitration agreement was only iterated, the original letter sent from the OPA to TransCanada. Mr. Speaker, I believe that answers the question. Your question, the member from Timothy James Bay. To the Minister of Fire, to the Minister of Energy, the auditor quite is objective. She's saying you guys wrestled yourself to the ceiling. You took... I'm sorry, I do need clarification. You said two ministers, energy. Thank you. So let me do this all over again. Let me declare what the auditor was saying this morning. She was saying that this government wrestled itself to the ceiling when it came to a settlement with TCE. You took the most expensive route in order to settle this thing where you could have got out for absolutely nothing. So the question is why did the Premier, the current Premier today sign a cabinet document back then that led to us having to pay these people over 685 million? Mr. Manager. Mr. Speaker, I think he just asked the same question. It had to do with the Premier signing with respect to the arbitration agreement. So I want to repeat the answer, Mr. Speaker. The arbitration agreement reflected promises that had already been made in the OPA's termination letter to TransCanada Energy on October 7th, 2010. And the auditor general this morning said the agreement just reiterated the original letter sent from the OPA to TransCanada. And so, and as I said the energy critic for the NDP said, I don't see a smoking gun. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Supplementary. The fact is, your Premier, Kathleen Nguyen, signed an arbitration agreement on behalf of the cabinet. That is what led to the settlement. If the government had chose to do nothing and allowed force major or to allow that contract to end as it naturally would have in 2016, you would have not had to pay what you did. So I ask you again, how can you stand in this house today and say that you guys did what was best for the people of the province of Ontario when it came to the settlement of this contract? Just a minute. I remind the member and all members to use either the title or their writing, please. Mr. Speaker, the question is directed to the activities of the Premier. And Mr. Speaker, this Premier, the first opportunity she returned from come to our second time. She reconvened the committee. Secondly, she directed all of her ministries, which had never been asked for before, to make documents available that were asked for by the committee. Mr. Speaker, that resulted in well over 160,000 documents coming to the committee. Unprecedented offer from the Premier was to open up the papers in the Premier's office. I believe it was the first time in the history of this parliament, Mr. Speaker, and 30,000 pages of documents from the Premier's office. She was open. She was transparent. She was up front. She was honest. She showed tremendous leadership on this issue, Mr. Speaker. Thank you for the supplementary. Some leadership, it cost the 685 million. The point is, your member from Mississauga Streetsville this morning at committee was trying to get the auditor based all of her findings on her assumptions. Now, the auditor, being a very clever person, knowing her job, said that was not the fact. In fact, her findings are based on fact, so it's clear that your Premier, you as Minister of Energy and along with the rest of this government, is trying to basically not accept what the auditor had to say. Why are you fighting what the auditor had to say and trying to say that these are all facts? Mr. Speaker, in the premise of his question, he said, this cost us a lot of money. It did. $675 million, Mr. Speaker. And the Premier accepted responsibility for that and apologized for that. But I will say, Mr. Speaker, that $675 million should be compared to several other decisions that were taken several months ago. Number one, the decision to renegotiate the song contract, Mr. Speaker, removed $3.7 billion from the rate base, Mr. Speaker, compared to this number. The decision to remove domestic content, Mr. Speaker, removed $1.9 billion from the rate base, Mr. Speaker. That's $5.6 billion that we've taken out of the rate base and that more than covers that number, but it doesn't excuse that number, Mr. Speaker. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. My question this morning is for the acting Premier. Minister, I'm sure the next liberal election campaign ad came to me last night after the bombshell that was dropped this week and it goes something like this. The eHealth scandal, $2 billion. The orange scandal, hundreds of millions of dollars. The gas plant scandal, $1.1 billion. The Pan Am games, priceless. There are some things in life that money can't buy, but if you're a liberal in Ontario, there's always the taxpayer. Minister, when are you going to stop making Ontario people pay for your scandals and your incompetence? Will you call the non-confidence motion? Get a mandate from the people of Ontario before you misappropriate any more of taxpayers. Before I go, I'm going to caution everyone that if we're going to dangerously go down a slippery slope of trying to say something indirectly that you can't say directly, I'll nail it right away. So let's be very cautious, please. No, I don't need any editorials. Deputy Premier. Well, thank you, Speaker. The member opposite maybe wasn't around when his party was in power, so I think he needs to be reminded of some of the extraordinary legacy his party when they were in power left for the people of Ontario. The attempt to privatize Ontario Hydro-1 led to a 19 billion dollars. I don't need armchair quarterbacks. The member from Renfrew, Nepissing, Pembroke is warned. Finish, please. So, Speaker, just the Hydro-1 attempt to privatize cost Ontario taxpayers, rate payers 19.5 billion dollars. And they tried to privatize electricity prices rose 30 percent in just 30. And to make it worse, Speaker, some of us remember that they hid from the people of this province a deficit. Thank you. You see it in place? Thank you, Speaker. And Minister, let me tell you the difference between what you're talking about and what we're talking about here. You've clearly lost the moral authority to Ontario. Your government misappropriated dollars. And here's the key for partisan political purposes.  Just because the NDP is prepared to prop you up and just because the NDP will support that kind of behavior doesn't mean we will hear. Just because the NDP is prepared to let you throw good money after bad at the Pan Games, they haven't learned their lesson. We have. We won't let it continue. Minister, you shouldn't be allowed to spend one more red cent in this province. Will you call the non-confidence motion? Let the Ontario taxpayer decide once and for all if they're going to support this strong government. Member from Cambridge will come to order. The member from Hamilton, East Stony Creek will come to order. And if he goes in his seat, I'll say it again. Answer, please. Speaker, you know the testosterone here is a bit in overdrive but let's try to reflect on the history of this province, Speaker. When the PCs were in power, they hid a deficit from the people of this province of $5.6 billion deficit. Speaker, you talk about moral authority. They saw the horrors of students dropped out of high school before they completed. And as a law country speaker, we've gone from the worst to the first speaker when it comes to high school growth rates around the world education system in one short decade, Speaker. Thank you all. Will you say it, please? Will you say it, please? New question? Member from Toronto, Danforth. Thank you, Speaker. My question to the Minister of Energy. The Premier has said over and over, mistakes were made. It's a shame about Oakville and Mississauga. And then you bungled the cost of the cancellation. But, Speaker, an apology isn't much to say. I want to go around and do the same thing over again. Has the Premier learned those lessons or is she currently repeating those same mistakes in St. Clair with the replacement for the Mississauga plant? Mr. Energy? Mr. Speaker, reference is made to the Auditor General's report again. And I want to make reference to an Auditor General's report, but not the one that she just released. A few months ago, Mr. Speaker, the same Auditor General confirmed the public accounts for Ontario for the first time in 12 years the cost of provincial government declined. And we continue to be the only province in Ontario that is bettering our deficit reduction targets, Mr. Speaker. We act responsibly. We're continuing to act responsibly. And, Mr. Speaker, if they're prepared to go to Ontario, let them start talking about their policy. Let them start talking about their leader, Mr. Premier, who in one week says he's going to cancel the window contracts. And the next week he says he's not going to cancel them. We don't know where he stands, Mr. Speaker. And I defy him. Thank you. Supplementary. It appears the minister isn't following this line. The Premier said the government could start consulting before citing power plants. But Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley is quoted saying, this decision we were not consulted on. They simply made the announcement and then we were told it was coming to Lampedon County. Local residents are starting to raise health issues sort of like deja vu all over again. The Premier seemed to be making the same mistake come to order. The member from Lampedon, Lawrence, you're not helping.  Finish, please. Does the minister realize that apologies don't count for much if you keep making the same mistake over and over? Mr. Speaker, the critic for the NDP wants to get into the quote game. Mr. Speaker, I have a few quotes. Mayor Hazel McCallion, we have been opposing this power plant Sarnia Observer. Our area accepts and welcomes these kinds of projects. Sarnia Observer, recent Claire Township Mayor I told the minister the community would view it as a very positive thing for all of us. That's the mayor Mr. Speaker. Local trades people are glad to learn a natural gas plant will be constructed at the Lenox Generating Station. It's been a slow summer for us. This is very good news. Mr. Speaker, unanimous vote on the part of the Napa Neat Council accepting the plant. We have two communities, Mississaug and Oakville, who are happy that these plants have been moved and there are two willing host communities who are happy to have them, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Mr. Speaker, my question is to the minister of trading colleges and universities. As you may be aware, today is World Mental Health Day. World Mental Health is a growing concern amongst our young people in my riding of Ottawa South, especially our post-secondary students. With psychiatric disorders compromising 60% of all identified disabilities at our post-secondary institutions, we cannot sit idly by. As exams and essay season heats up, the parents in our communities want to be sure that their kids have the support they need to succeed. Mr. Speaker, can the minister please tell the House what the support for post-secondary students struggling with mental health issues? Thank you. This is an incredibly important issue. One in five Ontarians, which means one in five of our young students experience some form of mental illness, such as anxiety, eating disorder, schizophrenia, depression, and 70% of mental illness is identified during our teenage years. Imagine dealing not only with the stresses of day-to-day school life, not only with maybe being away from home for the first time in your life, but also having to deal with some form of mental illness. So, Mr. Speaker, we've rolled out a number of supports. In fact, our $27 million Youth Mental Health Innovation Fund has already announced over 20 new programs right across the province with our colleges and universities. That's also why, Mr. Speaker, we recently announced our Good to Talk Helpline, a free, confidential, anonymous service that offers counseling mental health information and connections to local resources 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, very, very important service for our students. Mr. Speaker, it's great to hear that the province is tackling mental health and investing in programs that will help our young people, get the access to the help they need to succeed. It is especially important to hear that students will have access to Good to Talk Helpline 24 hours a day and seven days a week. We must do everything we can to support our young people in all the ways they need and deserve. However, Mr. Speaker, I've also heard that the government is investing in 10 projects across the province that will provide further on-campus assistance and mental health programs. Parents and students in light can agree that these programs are just as necessary in the East as they are in Toronto and they would like to be assured that the institutions across the province are committed. Speaker, through you to the minister, has the government committed to any of these projects at the post-secondary institutions in Ottawa? Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I think it's an excellent question. Absolutely, these projects are rolling out right across the province. I can assure the member of that. In fact, there's been two rounds so far of approval. It's actually 20 projects, 10 announced last week, 10 announced in the spring. So far it's been invested. And one of my favorite projects, in fact, is at Carleton University in partnership with the University of Ottawa in the members' region, as well in partnership with the Ottawa Carleton District School Board. Mr. Speaker, Carleton University and their partners have received $640,000 over two years to work with and identify students that are at risk at the high school level and then provide a wraparound support services as they transfer into Carleton University. Actually, it's a groundbreaking program. It's very innovative. And I think, Mr. Speaker, what it's going to lead to is better results for those students right through to ensure that those students, if they do suffer from some form of mental illness, don't lose the school year or worse, Mr. Speaker. So this is a program we're very excited about. I'd like to thank all members from all parties because I know they all support these kinds of initiatives for their support. I'd like to thank our partners and the colleges and universities for their work we've been doing to roll them out. New question? A member from Barrie. Mr. Speaker, it must have been a pretty good Pan Am party last night. So I guess my question is to the Deputy Premier. $1,000 ahead. Minister, all those foreign dignitaries you treated this week to your $500,000 parties want to know if they'll be safe for the TO 2015 Games. Your current one-line budget item is supposed to include the total security costs. But here's some comparative security costs for you for the last few multinational sporting events. London, $1.6 billion. Vancouver, $1 billion. Turin, $1.4 billion. Minister, I hope you're not depending on cutting corners like granting special police powers to security guards to save your budget and keep Ontarians safe. Minister, what is the exact amount of the total security plan for the Pan Am Games? Mr. Premier. Minister of Finance. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I appreciate the question. The member opposite has been apprised of the ongoing deliberations regarding budgeting of the Pan Am Games for the last two years. He's well aware from the outset as to what it's taking place and how it's going to be costing. He knows fully well that, and I put it in the budget, I've also put it in our first quarter results of the year. I'm going to go back to the issue of security, but more importantly, what was really shameful was that the members opposite chose not to receive delegations from across South America. People who came to our country, we are displaying Canada at its best in Ontario and they chose to dismiss them and to neglect them. These are people that are coming not to support Ontario, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. It seems to me, Speaker, that the most investment is coming from the Ontario taxpayer, not from the delegates that got paid thousands of dollars to fly here and put up here in Toronto. Several weeks ago, the TO 2015 CEO met with our party leader and I and went presbythroat another number about security, $113 million for security. It wasn't clear if that was a potential services item or if that is another one of your surprise budget items hidden off the Pan Am book somewhere. Either way, a Pan Am security source indicated your security budget, whatever it is, has been well overblown already. Your lack of planning is the biggest security risk to date, Mr. Have you buried extra money outside the games budget again and how much exactly is the total security cost? Yes or no? What is it? So, Mr. Speaker, we have issued and recognized the complexity of these games. That's why we're working in tandem with 2015. It's also why we've taken the extra step to ensure that security is installed and necessary by hiring a number of security and other groups to support these games. But let's also recognize, Mr. Speaker, that the influx of the tremendous amount of tourism that's coming to this province, the 10,000 athletes and officials that are going to attend, the extraordinary amount of celebrations and enthusiasm and the pickup that's going to have for our province is tremendous. But more importantly than that, it's the legacy that's going to be created by all of the community centers, the athlete villages, the athlete venues across southern Ontario for the benefit of future generations. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. They should be standing for Ontario. Thank you. Thank you, Speaker. My question is to the Acting Premier. I think it's been pretty well established that the Liberal Government wasted over a billion dollars to guarantee the profits on a private gas company and to save a few seats in around Mississauga and Oakville. But while they were doing that, they also decided to dump the ONTC structure on which northerners rely. And a year later due to United Northern Front we've put a hold on that. But imagine our surprise when we come to find out that jobs that could be done in North Bay at the shops are still being outsourced to other countries. And our own shops aren't being allowed to bid. Our private contracts, private companies still more important to this government than good jobs in Northern Ontario. Thank you, Speaker. I appreciate the question from the member opposite. The member opposite knows full well that the Minister's Advisory Committee has been set up and recognized that the status quo was no longer an option. I think everybody agrees to that. They recognize that there needs to be a new plan to help strengthen transportation infrastructure in Northern Ontario. Something that has been an incredible challenge in this region. I want to assure the member opposite that we are committed to investing in transportation infrastructure in Northern Ontario and in the region to ensure that northerners that need service and access to transportation get that service. In working with the Minister of Northern Development and Mines he is very acutely aware of these challenges and these issues and he will continue to work with the local community to ensure the most effective solution for the region. Thank you. Supplementary. Thank you, Speaker. Once again my question why SUP is to the Acting Premier. I think everyone is aware, especially in Northern Ontario, is that the Ministries of Vibraries Committee they are charged with the job of advising the minister how to restructure, how to come up with a plan for the ONTC. I think we are all in agreement in that but how can they come up with a plan when you tie the ONTC these hands and you don't allow them to bid on contracts to actually make money for the company.   Thanks, Speaker. The member knows well that the Minister of Northern Development and Mines is very committed to addressing this issue in a way that meets the objectives and the realities of Northern transportation challenges and is committed to working with these communities. That is why this advisory group was set up. So while the member opposite is making some claims Speaker, there is an advisory group that we are going to be taking our advice from and working with to ensure the most effective solution is reached in this area. This is an acknowledgement that everyone recognizes the status quo is not an option in this area. There has been a significant financial loss in the area with respect to the operation of the ONTC and we are going to continue to work with the communities to find the best result. Thank you. Thank you, Mr Speaker. My question is for the Minister of Economic Development, Trade and Employment. Minister, this week marks small business month across Canada and it is the chance to highlight small businesses and the hard working people who run them. There are many small businesses in my writing of York Southwestern such as Christina's Antiques, Kaplan Appliances the Golden Wheat Bakery just to name a few who are small business owners who are working to make it work for themselves and working to create local jobs in Ontario. Mr Speaker there is always great fulfillment of a successful small business and it coincides with our government's commitment to creating the right business climate to attract and support business. Mr Speaker through you to the Minister how is our government supporting small businesses across Ontario? Thank you, Minister of Economic Development, Trade and Employment. Thank you Mr Speaker and thanks to the member from York Southwestern for her question. She is a great advocate for small businesses Mr Speaker we've recently introduced Bill 105 the Supporting Small Business Act which if passed will ensure that 60,000 small businesses will pay less employer health tax and will eliminate that tax altogether for 12,000 small businesses right across the province and Mr Speaker we've made funding commitments over $88 million to support businesses through our two regional economic development funds. Our work to cut red tape Mr Speaker has eliminated over 80,000 regulatory burdens in the last five years. Savings of more than $265 million for businesses in Ontario and of course we've permanently cut the small business corporate income tax rate from 5.5 to 4.5% and eliminated the small business deduction tax. Thank you Mr Speaker and thank you Minister for the update. Small businesses contribute so much to Ontario's economy. They are important partners for Ontario. They help build vibrant and strong communities. Communities such as the Portuguese, the Spanish, the Vietnamese, the Somali community, the Italian community of all of these communities have a strong presence in my writing and obviously I continue to actively participate as much as I can in them. I continue to receive although many questions from constituents about jobs created by small businesses as well as broader questions about job creations as a whole across our province. Mr Speaker could the minister please provide me with an answer to take these communities about what our government is doing to help small business create good meaningful jobs in my writing and the rest of the province. Minister. Well I thank the member again for the follow-up question and the opportunity to speak to the minister. Mr Speaker, small and medium-sized businesses represent over 99% of all businesses in our province, which means of course they are a highly significant source of employment for the people of Ontario. Communities across the province, rural, small town and urban benefit from these important jobs and as jobs minister I know how important having a good meaningful job is and making it easier for small businesses to create jobs is an important part of our business. We have a number of business businesses, we have a number of business departments and supports we provide. Supports like the Ontario network of entrepreneurs helping to bridge knowledge and experience to help entrepreneurs start new businesses and our 57 small business enterprise centers right across the province helping to support small businesses and entrepreneurs as well. We are also looking forward to hearing from you. My question is for the minister of health and long-term care. Minister over the course of my time here and well before that, your government has been promising the residents of Thornhill and Vaughn a hospital. We have yet to see a hole in the ground and the sign at the corner of major Mackenzie and Jane is starting to look well tired and rusty and battered sort of like your party and now to further complicate matters there appears to be a problem. Who has titled to the 80 acres of land where the hospital is to be built both the city of Vaughn and a private corporation seem to have an interest. My question is this does your ministry or the city of Vaughn hold clear title to construct a hospital on this 80 acre tract of land or have you left this or any part of it in the hands of a private corporation. Minister of health and long-term development in the growing, thriving community and the people of Vaughn and Thornhill deserve a hospital speaker and we're going to deliver hospitals to the people of Vaughn before he was elected to this legislature has been a tireless advocate of that new hospital and I in fairness want to thank the member from Thornhill who also has stood up and supported this infrastructure project even though the party I'm afraid does not support hospital infrastructure but the member opposite I think should drive by the site there is a new sign speaker that went up this week celebrating the site of the future hospital and thank you while her answer is finished I want to be able to hear the rest of the answer and the member from Lampton Kent middle sex is not helping supplementary please if only a sign could offer dialysis there are a few things more important to a community than a hospital and the residents of Thornhill and Vaughn are restless minister for the past five years Vaughn residents have been paying additional taxes to the tune of 16 million dollars that have been collected since 2012 and yet no date to break ground or start construction this is just wrong a previous health minister and a previous finance minister in fact turned taxpayer dollars over to the private corporation in aid of future hospital activities where did that go there is a lack of clarity a lack of transparency and oversight here and we both know that and now it is unclear who the land belongs to minister you know as well as I do that a hospital cannot be built on private land so minister please end the ambiguity who owns the land and when will the hospital be built and I'm going to ask because I didn't put the question but I'm going to ask the member from Bruce Grey Owens down not the heckle when he's asking the question answer please well speaker I'm feeling this might be a friend so now I'll stand up and tell the member from Bruce Grey Owens down to your warrant ask the member from Holton about that well speaker I'm so happy to have this question because I'm happy to assure the member opposite and the people of Vaughn that we're going to make sure we proceed with this site and let's imagine what's going to be there speaker we will have emergency and surgical services operating rooms acute inpatient intensive care beds diagnostic imaging specialized ambulatory clinics the people of Vaughn deserve this hospital the member from Vaughn has been a fearless advocate for this hospital construction will begin in 2015 and we're moving ahead thank you speaker this liberal government is notorious for making bad bets and losing big but it's easy to wager when you're playing with your own money sorry I need to I need to ask the member to put the question to who acting premier I'll start again this liberal government is notorious for making bad bets and losing big but it's easy to wager when you're not playing with your own money this week the auditor general confirmed they gambled away this government gambled away a billion dollars to save a few liberal seats in Oakville and Mississauga but by scrapping the racetrack slots in Fort Erie you gambled with the livelihoods of many people in Fort Erie and track communities across this province the premier says she's sticking up for rural Ontario question what is she doing to make sure the final race and isn't the last race in the 116 year history of the Fort Erie tracks thank you Mr. Rural Affairs well thanks very much Mr. Speaker Mr. Speaker this government put in place a panel three very distinguished former cabinet ministers the province of Ontario Mr. Stobelin, Mr. Buchanan Mr. Wilkinson the pre-bearer over a month ago issued a letter to the panel a five year plan to make sure that horse racing in Ontario is sustainable, transparent and to get fans in the tracks we're moving forward with that plan the plan is going to be complete in the next little while and we'll have the opportunity to make sure that there's a horse racing industry in the province of Ontario to be stayed in the future for the years to come thank you Mr. Speaker Liberals have a bad habit of scheduling news press conference just before a long weekend let's hope it's no coincidence that the horse racing transition panels report should finally come down tomorrow the horse racing industry has been waiting for good news for a change from this government if this government can blow a billion dollars on gas plants surely it can spare some change for the horse racing industry when those people who rely on the horse racing industry sit down this weekend will they be giving thanks or will they be worried about an uncertain future for horse racing in Ontario thank you thank you Mr. Speaker well thanks very much Mr. Speaker we've already made a lot of progress in the horse racing industry in the province of Ontario we've committed up to 180 billion dollars to support the industry over the next three years as it adapts to a smaller and more sustainable model Mr. Speaker John Soeplin a former very distinguished member from that caucus over there served in cabinet sent that the SARP program wasn't transparent wasn't sustainable and he's been the advocate for a new five year plan to come in the province of Ontario to make sure that we have horse racing on a sustainable basis for the years to come good question a member from, sorry, Scarborough Agent Corp. can Mr. Speaker, my question is to the minister of Ladies�� municipal affairs and housing. Mr. Speaker, this past Monday was recognized as the United Nations World Habitat Day. Countries and communities around the world highlight that need for housing for the world's most vulnerable population. It might be tempting to look outside Canada's border. The need for affordable housing exists right here in Ontario. I know that I have heard about this urgent need of all segments of my community, whether they're old or young, whether they're new or new entire Ontario, I'll live here for many generations.  Mr. Speaker, through you to the minister, can she please tell the House what our government is doing to affordable housing, investment for affordable housing, to ensure every Ontario is not left out in the cold? Mr. Speaker, I want to thank my colleague for this very timely question and I'd like to recognize the importance of World Habitat Day because we believe all Ontarians deserve to have a safe and secure place to call home. Because having a place to call home is often the first step out of poverty. It's the first step to allow a most vulnerable a chance to recognize and realize new opportunities and allowing them a better quality of life. That's why our government has invested $3 billion in our affordable housing strategy. That $3 billion is more than any previous government. This investment means that 263,000 existing units have been repaired or renovated and that 17,000 new affordable housing units have been created. New affordable housing such as eight Chichester Place where our government along with our partner partners invested over $25 million to create 210 new units for low-income seniors and people with disabilities. Our government will continue to invest in affordable housing that will strengthen it. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I'm pleased to thank the minister for her answers and I'm sure my constituents are pleased to hear that we are investing in housing and supporting the vulnerable community. We have made significant investment in affordable housing. Toronto and communities across Ontario need stable, predictable funding for social and affordable housing and this needs stresses across Canada. That is why Claude de Fond, the president of Federation of Canadian Municipalities, has caused a lot of trouble to take up the political role alongside the provinces and municipalities to restore the balance of Canadian Canada's housing system. Mr. Speaker, through you to the minister, could you please explain to the House what our government is doing to ensure that the long-term partner in the federal government to ensure Ontario cities and towns have the predictable housing funding that they need. Thank you, minister. Thank you, Speaker. You know, investing in housing is a societal issue and it takes three levels of government, municipal, provincial and federal, at the table to solve this pressing issue. And although our government was encouraged by the decision of the federal government to extend its commitment to affordable housing in their budget, I am worried that the federal government's commitment to affordable housing will actually evaporate over the next 20 years. That's why our government will closely watch the upcoming thrown speech from our federal partners with a close eye to ensuring that they will live up to their moral obligation to invest in more affordable social housing. Because investing in affordable housing is investing in Ontario's infrastructure and its people. These investments pay dividends, creating jobs for Ontarians, while continuing to provide housing for Ontarians most vulnerable for decades to come. Thank you, Speaker. Thank you, Speaker. My question today is for them. On Tuesday, minister, you were in my riding of Huram-Bruce to visit Bruce Power. In your travels, you had to have seen the 158 turbines already up in that community. By the way, yesterday, the liberal secret Samsung project near Concarton was just approved. Minister, you just blew a billion dollars on large energy projects in Oakville and Mississauga because those communities didn't want them. Your Premier said you need to learn from past mistakes, but sadly, your government hasn't. The secret Samsung deal means over and above the 158 turbines already up. Another 90 turbines, 100 feet taller than the ones already in place, are going to be inflicted on unwilling host communities in the municipality of Concarton and the county of Bruce. Minister, can you explain to the residents of the Concarton area why right from the start you're choosing to disrespect your unwilling stance? There are some people that are on the edge, and I can add others. Minister of Energy. Mr. Speaker, I think the member is talking about existing wind contracts. Maybe the member from Dufferin-Caladin. The member speaking about existing wind contracts, Mr. Speaker, and the leader of the Conservative Party several weeks ago said that he would respect existing wind contracts, that he wouldn't tamper with them. Then, Mr. Speaker, he went to the international plowing match and he said that it's open to change them or deal them or amend them, Mr. Speaker. We've learned that you don't cancel existing contracts, Mr. Speaker, if nothing else. She is suggesting that we change existing contracts, binding contracts, Mr. Speaker. What is important is that we've had a renewable policy that has eliminated dirty cold burning generation to virtually zero in this province, making this province healthier, and that party opposes it. Thank you. Supplementary. And I know the member will listen. Minister, you know the truth always comes out. So why don't you just come out with your hands up and give it up before the AG completes a report on the multi-billion dollar boondoggle, this liberal failed green energy scheme is going to be proven to be. Just come out now. Samsung's ARMA project alone is approved to generate 180 megawatts. This is translated into $1.2 billion, just for that 180 megawatts. All for electricity Ontario doesn't need. You have a chance to do right here, minister, but you and all your caucus, if you continue to proceed and even the NDP for propping up your awful policies that are crippling Ontario, need to be ashamed. Your green energy plan is criminal. Minister of energy. Mr. Speaker, I would like clarification from the leader of the opposition and view of the fact that they're asking for an election. Mr. Speaker, let them say whether they will cancel existing wind contracts. Mr. Speaker, we have renewable energy in this province because that government member from the PN Carlson might not know this, but I don't have to wait for the clock to expire to have anyone leave. And it could be at any time. Is that a challenge? Then I would recommend her not to say anything. Carry on. Mr. Speaker, we've invested in clean renewable energy in this province because that government increased dirty cold burning generation up to 25% of our total generation. Mr. Speaker, we have reduced that to almost zero. And Mr. Speaker, the former minister of energy from that party over there, Mr. John Baird, is down in Washington taking credit for the fact that we have reduced coal in this country, meaning in this province, Mr. Speaker, and he is taking credit for the federal government and something we have done to give energy, that minister of energy was increasing dirty cold burning generation. I beg to inform the House that I have laid upon the table the 2012-2013 January report from the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario, entitled Serving the Public. And I would also like to ask my friends to join me in celebrating and thanking our pages, as this is their last page. I thank them for their very, very fine work. There are no deferred votes. This House stands recessed until 1 p.m. this afternoon.


What's up guys, John Hammond here coming back at you with another Natus video from the over-the-wire war games We just got the password for level 8. I pasted it into a new script with the correct username and all I do need to clean up the URL so that we go to the right place And we don't need to view our regular expression attack anymore or search We just want to see their raw response to the web page. So let's see what we got here We can Check this out check out the response Looks like this is asking for another input secret and It gives us the source code of the website. So let's go ahead and see if we can get this source code here if I can move over the Connection okay now that that is requested we can Go ahead and run that de-entitize Plug in code that we hit it before and let's go ahead and actually tidy up this HTML so we can read it too And again, we'll do the same HTML De-entitized because some of them were still stuck in here. Okay, so we've got some more PHP code We can tell because of These guys here looks like all the break Breaks just managed to stick in here. The new line characters just become breaks.  I'm sorry We can view this in the web browser if we really wanted to in fact, let's do that just to kind of make those a little bit easier and Remind you that you can do that. I know that I'd kind of different for me doing this stuff all in Python, but What the heck? Just wanted to remind you that you can do this stuff in the web browser. Obviously, that's the real point of the The war game, but doing some really neat stuff With Python is cool, too. Okay, so we've got an encoded secret and it looks like hex, right? It looks like there's a function called encode secret for Secret there's an argument that we pass into it again PHP variables the dollar sign looks like it will return Bin to hex string reverse basics for encode secret. Wow Okay We're checking if the array key exists submit, okay So if the form is submitted if we actually post to it, it will run encode secret It'll so it'll run this function on what we submitted what we passed to it And if it's equal to this encoded secret, it will give us the password for natus 9. Okay, so we just have to kind of reverse What this is doing? Hmm, okay Well, what is Happening here first they base 64 encode this and then they reverse it and then they turn it to hex So Hmm If we're trying to do the opposite of this turn if we're trying to bring this backwards Let's see what this is in Bin or binary I think I don't know if you have PHP installed, but I think I do PHP 7.0 if we echo Just this oh we might need to make a script for it which PHP 7.0, okay, it's a thing. Let's go ahead and create a a Second natus 8.py just just oh no, I'm dead at natus 8.php This is gonna be a PHP script We're gonna work with the code if you haven't done this if you haven't had installed PHP before you should be able to pseudo apt install Like PHP 7.0 taxi ally or something you can check the repositories with pseudo app cache search if you need to but When we ran which PHP 7.0 that was user bin So let's get our shebang line user bin PHP 7.0 Set the syntax here to PHP for us. Okay, I guess our shebang line is just kind of gonna look like that Let's echo. Do I have anything in this PHP? I don't have any syntax highlighting in this thing. Okay, whatever echo that out Can I run this can? Will PHP work here? Seemingly not looks like I broke my build commit. Okay, whatever. Oh, I probably need a semicolon here PHP 7.0 second PHP great Oh, we need to actually put that in PHP stuff duh Now let's set syntax for PHP We need to actually have the Question mark braces around it. So when I run this is it any better? How about we make that executable? Let's remove the old Python script one Not having it Hmm, are you kidding me? Okay, so you have to denote it with the question mark PHP. I'm sorry guys That was probably pretty torturous. I didn't mean to Didn't mean for you to have to watch all that Okay, the new line will stick in there if we run it just like that So now we can run the opposite of these PHP functions So bin to hex is a thing in PHP and there is certainly a hex to bin function I would think yep noted in the see also Section here decodes a hexla decimally encoded binary string So let's run that hex to bin on this thing Now this looks like base 64 except it's backwards So they had ran str rev on this, right? We run this okay Now it is base 64 encoded and we can do What was the function called base 64 encode we can do base 64 decode? neat and This should be the secret that we want Okay Let's go ahead and put this back in our natus 8 thing here Let's go to make a request here a post request now and Let's say the data Again gonna be a dictionary. So curly braces secret was This string that we just discovered and we do want to include that submit variable as well So the program actually so it actually knows that we are submitting So let's run this see what we get here. Oh We are still requesting to index source. So Let's go back to the original root page and Access granted password for natus 9 is this thing So I didn't do a whole lot here to really reverse this other than explore PHP code within PHP code And I literally just kind of worked backwards from what they had because the final function that we saw Them run it was been to hex and obviously this looks like hex, right? So I kind of worked from the outside in in a weird way and just worked backwards hex to bin Reverse the string decode the base 64 and keep displaying it on the screen so I can work with it And that's it. You can do command line scripts with PHP You don't have to all be in a web server and that's a really cool thing to note It's actually really powerful if you tend to like PHP for the programming syntax and semantics Because you can still use it at the command line just like we just did except for a little bit of Troubleshooting my bad, but hope still hope you guys are learning some things. Hope you guys are enjoying this series we will get the password out of here and We'll call it quits for this video should be able to just paste this here steal the password out of this and Save this as not as nine dot pi And we're ready to rock for The next level. Let's keep moving. All right See you guys in the next video


How to destroy a narcissist when they gaslight you Narcissist will gaslight you They will make you question your own reality They will create a false narrative To make you doubt your perceptions and to mislead you or cause you distress Because they want to keep you off balance If they can keep you off balance It's easier for them to control you It gives them power over you and Narcissist want power and control So they will gaslight you The narcissist doesn't like it when you point out anything that is wrong with them They don't like it when you point out their faults or mistakes Or their flaws or imperfections They are very sensitive They cannot handle criticism You might point out that the narcissist is bad at driving And you might be careful to avoid offending them So you might just tell them to slow down But the narcissist is not going to accept your feedback Instead they're going to deflect it onto you They're going to gaslight you They're going to say that you're bad at driving Which may make you very confused Because maybe you believe that you're good at driving But they will go on and on They will bring up all of these real or imagined power situations where they believe that you are wrong You may not remember these situations clearly But from what you do remember you are okay But they will insist that on those occasions you weren't good at driving You almost crashed the car And everyone was looking at you Which then makes you doubt your own memory and perception It makes you question whether or not that actually happened Because there's no evidence There's nothing to prove whether or not it happened It's just the narcissist's word against your memory And they will be very dominant in their influence over you Until eventually you begin to accept their vision of events You begin to believe that you are bad at driving And the scariest thing about this Is that the next time you are driving with the narcissist It will even affect your performance It will affect how you drive Because now you have this belief ingrained in your head That you're bad at driving So now you're going to do everything you can to avoid making a mistake Which inevitably causes you to make a mistake It's a self-fulfilling prophecy When the narcissist makes this prediction about you It can actually cause that prediction to become true It causes you to act or conform to the expectations that were set for you When before this event you may not have been bad at driving But now it has influenced your behaviour Their distorted beliefs have had an effect on you But the reality is that they're just gaslighting you Narcissists are masters of gaslighting And it is their favourite trick to use when they are involved in an argument They will tell you the exact opposite of the truth They will flip it around on you But they're not consciously lying to you From their memory and perception you were a bad driver Narcissists have distorted perceptions Rather than the external world influencing their beliefs Their beliefs influence their external world And their beliefs are based on their feelings However they feel becomes the truth They see their feelings as facts Narcissists are shame-based people Who are doing everything they can to avoid reflecting on their shame So to avoid reflecting on it They have to mould and shape their perceptions into what they want it to be Into whatever makes them feel better about themselves It is designed to protect them from any emotional pain or distress Their emotional survival is dependent on them seeing themselves as the hero of the victim And seeing you as someone who is bad or wrong The truth is irrelevant to the narcissist Even if you had video evidence that you were good at driving It wouldn't make any difference They would still insist that you were bad Even if other people believed that you were good The narcissist would think that their memory and perception is wrong They would not say that they are just saying that to make you feel better The crazy thing is That they are not even thinking that they are lying They really believe that they are telling the truth Which is why they will be so insistent that you are wrong And eventually you will believe them It becomes shared psychosis And it all starts from the truth being based off their perspective feelings or opinions Rather than what is actually true Their feelings are more important to them than the truth They can't get past their own feelings So if they feel like something is true It is true But there is nothing you can say to talk them out of it Because they believe that their feelings are the truth So when you bring logic and reasoning They think you are just trying to manipulate them Because that's what they do They assume that everyone is fake like them They assume that everyone is trying To just gain an advantage Which is why they are so paranoid and hyper vigilant They think that everyone is out to get them Because that's what they are doing When the narcissist tries to gas like you You need to destroy them before they destroy you You need to attack and criticise them In the same way that they are doing to you You need to gas like them Something that you know they are insecure about Something that you don't really care about If the narcissist says that you are bad at driving Tell them they are bad at painting Tell them that you may be bad at driving But at least you are not as bad as them as painting Then it will make them feel insecure Tell them that people laugh at their painting and how bad it is Then they will forget about your driving And they will be more focused on their painting Because they are very concerned with other people's opinions There is nothing more important to a narcissist Than their image and reputation They care a lot about what other people think about them So when the narcissist gas likes you Tell them that other people think they are no good It will worry them This is how you keep the narcissist under control By telling them that other people disapprove of them It will cause them to panic Because they are dependent on other people for their sense of worth When the narcissist is gas-lighting you The worst thing you can do is stop the argument And point out that they are gas-lighting you It's not going to help They are not going to admit it Many narcissists will not even be aware That they are gas-lighting you To destroy a narcissist when they are gas-lighting you You have to make them feel insecure You have to make them feel like other people do not value their qualities or abilities But if you are with a narcissist and they are gas-lighting you The best thing you can do is to walk away and go into contact Because it's not going to change The only one who can change anything is you Thank you for watching I hope this video resonate with you Please like, comment, share and subscribe If you would like to donate My PayPal link is in the video description Coaching inquiries You can email me at coachinganarchsurvivor.uk Thank you for watching And I'll talk to you soon


Hey guys, it's Harry Lewis here. I'm at the Bradford City store. Just chained some chickens We shall get a third goalkeeper kit man. It's the best kit we've got Is he? Is he alright? Yeah? Matt's got the game Saturday. You're going to be some good luck Who are you walking out with? Have you asked? Do you want to walk out with me? Can we make that happen? You can make that happen couldn't you? We'll find a way. Walk out here if you can. Yeah? What's this Christmas present? Birthday present. It's 10 on Saturday. Ah, it's your 10th birthday Saturday. I think I'll fit you that. Alright pal, good how are you? What game are you off to? I've just upgraded a couple of kids and adults for Saturday. Oh you're coming Saturday? What is this thing? I've got to give him the box, yeah. I did not thought this bit through. I didn't think I'd actually have him to do it. How are we doing guys? Are you okay? What ticket have you got? Orient. Orient? How are you getting down? We're driving down. It's nearly a kickoff. It's been about five-ish. It's a long day though. Yeah, I just like to sort them over there. Did you come to sort them as well? Oh yeah, we got to all the way again. It's a good way for us. We always followed by the way from where I'm on. What was that cheering you on? Oh good, well hopefully we can get another result for you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm looking forward to the games. That's a game. Yeah, that's a game Saturday. Or it's a big one because they're doing so well and they're going to be a good one to go and put a sale on. We've got to wait for them at the minute. People like you following us as well. Yeah, we've got to wait for them. They're brilliant. I have five season tickets, me and my four boys, but 200 boys can't come. I don't want them going to the World Series. Big games out of there. Yeah, yeah, yeah, really for them. Yeah. What's the score going to be on Saturday? Three-nil. What do you reckon? Three-nil? It'd be nice, wouldn't it? Something to nil would be nice. Two-nil? Yes. Are you okay? Yeah, I'm good. Thank you. What have you got here? Five to six and a three to four? Yeah. Okay. So there is your five to six with socks. Like your glasses. I'm sure three to four. That'll be... Is that your seat? Yes. There you go. Thank you very much. No problem. Thank you. Thank you. Bye. Let's go get out of here. Oh, wow. Oh, that's brilliant. It's a bit wet for it today, isn't it? Name on it. Name on that. Can you do that? Obviously. Look good when we walk out together. What do I feel guilty? I'll see you Saturday, yeah? I'll take it. See you later, you guys.


Suspense and the producer of radio's outstanding theater of thrills the master of mystery and adventure William M. Robeson It is relatively easy to tell a tale of terror and suspense Against an exotic faraway background India say with its decoits and focures or China with its death of a thousand exquisite tortures or Paris with its apache sleeping under the bridges Since few of us have ever been there the author who probably hasn't been there either can speak freely But it is an infinitely more difficult task to take the everyday environment with which we are all familiar and tell against it a Tale of terror that could happen to any one of us Such a task has been brilliantly accomplished by Arthur Zagurus in the story of suspense. You were about to hear listen Listen then a skip home. I have stars in Subway stop which begins in exactly one minute. What are some of the symbols for heroism? One outstanding example is a cross of bronze with the design of a four-bladed propeller superimposed in the background is a chased square This is the distinguished flying cross Authorized by active Congress in July 1926 and the only identical metal Awarded under similar conditions by both the army and Navy departments This coveted decoration is suspended from a plain straight link attached to a blue ribbon with vertical white stripes on each side and A narrow center stripe of red bordered with white It is awarded for heroism or extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight Among the famous men receiving this outstanding symbol have been Captain Charles a Lindbergh and Admiral Richard E bird The distinguished flying cross is a proud award Bestowed by a grateful nation on those dedicated men and women who serve gallantly and with extra measure It is a goal worth attaining and a prize worth cherishing and now Subway stop starring skip home iron a tale well calculated to keep you in Suspense the party if you could call it that was strictly stagged just a bunch of guys I'd gone to college with everybody in old clothes wearing a weekend stubble sort of a bull session with booze And even though we all had to go to work the next morning. It was past three o'clock when we broke up Mike and John walked me down the empty street to the subway station The city strange in the middle of the night Strange and unreal It seemed to belong to the tipsy three of us It's streets empty save for a couple of characters standing at the corner to stop lights blinking and automated precision Controlling the traffic that wasn't there Hold it hold it you guys Hey, what's happened to the elevated? It's missing somebody's stolen it. Yeah Yeah All right, who stole the owl? Come on owner up. Who stole it. Hey, you guys here. The hell's going on the ground Hey, how do I get my train? You do yeah, where right here next to this lamppost Besides honey, hey, what you you're pushing fat so sorry. I didn't mean to push you pimples Wise guy, huh? Tell him Guba. I'll tell him din. You better get on your way, Sonny before I turn your end Is the curfew against you?  Who asked you pops?   I can drop you again Take take it easy Donald.   Well, it makes you think you've changed Right, I guess I haven't changed. I'm just an older teenager. That's all Oh, hey look what's heading right for us. Oh Tonight ain't our night. Hey, you fellas care to help a guy out you hit the wrong guy Yeah, we're flat too. We're gonna ask you for a dime, please go on beat it Please you heard my father's Graham anything that help a nickel dime how much wine can you buy for a dime? I'm gonna spend it on wine honest.  I'll stop taking on a mic here Me or maybe I got some change See I got 62 cents left after that last poker hand I need 15 cents for the subway and 15 for the bus That leaves 32 cents. Oh 32 cents help you. Thanks, mr. Thanks And God bless you One of those winos hits every second in this neighborhood in neighborhoods change and it's going downhill Is this where I catch my train? Yeah Downstairs, okay. I better take off. You come over my place on Tuesday, right? Sure Johnny Oh, listen, thanks for the party. I had a great time. Okay, we'll see you Hey, you stairs keep still All the subways coming I better hurry Let me have a token. How many one just a second. I can't find my money. I told you there, please Here you are. Hey, hold it. Hey Oh Nuts Hey lady, thanks a lot. Yeah, welcome Maybe it was a stale smell of the subway for the excitement of the near fight Maybe it was all I'd had to drink The men's room was located at the dimly lit far into the platform. I ran to it Afterwards, I felt better. I was washing the bad taste out of my mouth when the door opened I turned and there were the two teenagers Hold it pops. Hey get away from the door. Just step back pops.  Are you listening to the little man, Den? I'm listening. Don't sound so tough, does he?    I'm not asking for trouble But a few guys want it you're gonna give me a hard time pops get him goop. I'll get him I've been choked up pops This pops right here under your eyeball. That's right.  Go man. Go. Yeah, man. Yeah You hit me will you it is on Den? Cripes sake it is on yeah There there there now now Once upon a time pops there was this little boy and he Didn't like his pop. Oh, this pop spoke bad like An old goober didn't like that Come on get in no no no man. Don't use your feet that a kosher use your knee In a moment we continue with the second act of suspense Another visit with Joe and Daphne foresight Hey, honey, I'm home Daphne Drop dead. Oh, what's the matter honey?   Well, it was no prize winner, but now there are you you you lethario I've often wondered what's a lethario? And I don't know but that's what the wives on TV always call their husbands I guess it applies. Do you want me to go out and come in again? As far as I'm concerned You can go for a long walk Preferably on a short pier Well, oh come on Daphne. What's wrong? You're a good friend Harry called and he spilled the beans which beans He said quote Tell Joe he was right about those blondes. They're great Unquote blondes. That's what he said Well, he didn't say blondes. He said bonds Savings bonds what sure I buy them on the payroll savings plan And I told Harry he ought to do it too Savings bonds have a guaranteed interest that pays back $4 for every three, which is a pretty good investment That's a pretty good story too. It's true. So help me. That's why Harry's so happy Savings bonds are great Well Maybe you're right You wouldn't really fool around with blondes.  I air act to love Subway stop It was quiet for a long time. I Knew I was lying on the floor of the men's room in the subway Couldn't remember why or how I got there Far off as if in a well I heard a voice Looky what we got here Mm-hmm. What's the matter son? Oh, what's wrong you? Too much. Oh, it's too bad. Let's just look for your wallet. I see we find out where you live son Hmm no money. No, that's not so good son. No here.  I'll just keep these now. Let's see what's in the other pocket No, what's the message son ain't going to hurt you that let's see 15 cents Kind of disappointing you boy, but well that watch might make up for it. Let's see it Do you mind if I take it off here? Good. Thank you. Oh Here comes my train son, but before I leave a piece of advice for you don't drink it ain't good for you son help Time before I came to I Was awakened by the stench of the room cold stab of the floor. I Had to get up. I Had to get out of that room Somehow I pulled myself up and staggered to the door I opened it As I did I could feel sharp shooting pain cut across my abdomen. I Couldn't breathe Each breath was like a jab of cutting jab in the ribs. I Realized I was badly hurt. I should keep still I know if I stayed in that room I'd die Platform was empty completely empty. I leaned against the wall waiting for someone to help me I heard the subway train coming People would be getting off They'd help Slowly pulled myself toward the center of the platform Mr. Help me, huh? Mr. Please I ain't got any money.   No No, what do you mean? No? No, don't grab me I'm hurt. Huh? Yeah, you better take care of yourself Look, I gotta go. Sorry, buddy. I gotta get home Supported myself against the cold wall. I made my way to the cashier's cage She couldn't see me because the windows were dusty and clouded with grime. I Tried to shout but I couldn't I tapped on the window. I Tapped for a long time before she noticed me. Huh? What do you want? Oh Please oh, it's you again. What are you bothering me for? Ah pick up your mumbling To drunk dancer. I look mister if you don't want nothing. Don't block the way Did you hear me get out of the way? Yes, ma'am. How many to please? Oh What's the matter with him drunk? Looks funny hanging over the turnstile like that how to call a cop, I guess Yeah, I fell down probably sure he looks hurt. I wouldn't go near him. I'm used to his kind You should see the place. I work in I'll bet Mister. Hey, you heard You don't sound good. Maybe you should call a cop. I don't want no trouble Long as he don't make trouble for me. I will make no trouble for him But don't you understand this guy's hurt bad nothing ever happens to those kind of guys. Oh Here comes my train. Maybe you should call a doctor lady. What's that bum?   Well, you might call it doctor Help We all do brother. We all do no no you don't know side brother. I'm hurt Dying wages of sin is death brother the wages of sin is death Remember that brother Hey, mister. You better be it. You can't hang around here all night. You hear me. Give me two tokens. Yeah, go right through honey. Yeah We just missed it jam. We are always just missing trains. There'll be another one along in a minute What's he staring at? Oh him that bomb. Hey, what are you staring at? Oh, he's just a drunk, honey. Well, I don't like him staring Okay, buddy. You heard the lady Hey What's the matter? He's your carry in the mail. Yeah, he's looking at us, but he don't see us What watch it buddy watch it you're slipping. Let me help you Hey You're hurt aren't you? Honey, I'd better go get some help come on Jimmy. We don't want any trouble honey. This guy's hurt Hurt bad. I know that I just just can't leave him here. Look Jimmy. He's probably a crook or something him. Oh Come on be sensible.  It's sure to get my paper that you found in you and me I don't want my name in the paper. Do you? Oh But honey, he's hurt. Do you want your name in the paper? well No, I darling it wouldn't look too good.  Now look Jim means a bomb.  Oh I don't know. I'll train's coming. He'll be all right, but this guy come on Look buddy. I'm I'm sorry. He can't hear you I hate to leave him like what's the matter with you was he your brother something you don't even know the guy Don't buy trouble Jim Do you want to stand back Help Hell In a moment we continue with the third act of suspense We have together Ample capacity in freedom to defend freedom This is NATO the North Atlantic Treaty Organization The strategic land area covered by the North Atlantic Treaty is vast and is divided into three major commands in accord with geography and political factors European Atlantic Ocean and Channel commands Combined these cover a land and water mass stretching virtually from the North Pole to the Tropic of Cancer From the coastal waters of North America to those of Europe and Africa The United States of America is a part of NATO You should be aware of and alert to the programs and objectives of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization And now Starring skip home. I air act three of subway stop I pushed through the gate made it to the stairs. I held on to the railing and pulled myself up one step to Three four steps Looked up at the street It was morning now and the sun was streaming into the subway The day was awakening people would be going to work. The sun was warm very warm I Sat there looking at the clouds sky Sun After a while I closed my eyes. I Could hear people coming down the steps. Oh brother. He's got a beauty Really find the money People of the city Leaving me to die. I Didn't mind any longer. I Should have cursed them shot it out, but I didn't I Couldn't I felt sorry for them And then I heard a slow shuffle of feet coming down the steps Coming toward me. I could smell the stench of old wine and beer.  I'm gonna call an ambulance You stay right there. I heard him move away And then after a few minutes he came back and sat beside me He lifted my head and cradled it in his arms. I knew that it was gonna be all right. I Wanted to thank him Don't try and talk mister. You don't have to see anything Thanks, you don't got to thank me. I got to thank you You gave me the money.   I are starred in William and Robeson's production of subway stop by Arthur Zagoras Supporting mr. Homeyer and subway stop were Shirley Mitchell Virginia Greg Barney Phillips Bill Quinn Jota Santis Tommy Cook Jackie Kelk and Norm Alden listen Listen again next week when we return with zero hour Ray Bradbury's fearful tale of the day the children and Martians took over the earth Starring the amazing child star Evelyn Rudy another tale well calculated to keep you in Suspense This is the United States armed forces radio and television service


Ok, dziękuję za krótką introdukcję. Wreszcie, jeśli ktoś się interesuje, to jest na mój website. Dzisiaj rozmawiamy o tym, żeby też dać jakiś rodzaj podróży na ten temat, ponieważ rozmawiamy o detałach. Jak możemy wytrzymać? Być 3%, 4%. Uwielbiamy komputer w porządku, który jest definityczny na mainstreamie. Dla lat temu mieliśmy odgłosy od Facebooku, że oni will easily do 100 words per minute i wytrzymać komputer w porządku, bo to chyba od tego rodzaju optycznego imię. To było wypracowane, ale w jakiś czasach nie słyszałem nic. W południu lat temu słyszałem, że Regina Dagan, który w porządku w porządku, znalazł i nie słyszałem nic więcej. A więc, kiedy Manny mówił, to w porządku w porządku w porządku, bo wczoraj, mówiliśmy o porządku w porządku, w porządku w porządku w porządku w porządku. Kompany zrozumieją, że ten najwyższy komputer w porządku lub znalazł i nie jest najwyższy komputer w porządku, to multi-billion klap. 100 milionów jest zwykle z koncentracyjnym. Więc inna, dobrze znana kompetitora w porządku jest oczywiście nasz ulubiony Elon Musk z New Rallym, który, dwa lata temu, znalazł, że oni będą to zrobić. Nikt nie wie, co. W porządku w porządku, a co oni się pojawią, jest jakiś rodzaj elektrokortygoografii. Oczywiście, to jest bardzo dobrze wyrażone. Ten robot, który znalazł, może odwołać blot wezelski, mały rozszerzanie, mały numer do kanale, ale dlaczego press jest mówić, że to jest dokładnie, co znalazłem, do podlady kontentu z mojego bryna do harddrive. Nie mogę to powiedzieć, bo, kiedy zobaczysz historię, 15 lat temu, to było nawet wcześniej, ale 15 lat temu, mieliśmy tę pierwszą elektrokortygoografię, więc mówimy, że wyrażanie jest znane, ale to jest kwantytatywane, raczej kwalitatywane. Baszne problemy są jeszcze znalazłe. Więc, wracamy do naszej śniadarki, żeby zrobić coś lepszego. Proponowałem, że to jest kontroversialny titul dla jednej z prezentacji, nie jest to moja prezentacja, jest Marian Dov Giało, i zrobię trochę wyrażania dla tego demo, co będzie available dzisiaj. I też pokażę wam, co próbujemy naprawdę wyrazić, a także wyrażanie niektórych hindransów, o których słyszałem, może to być nie tak zakończone, nie tak zakończone, żeby zrobić specyficzny interfejs dla każdego usera, ale jeszcze rzeczy mogą być wyrażane, zresztą do naszego doświadczenia. Więc, prezentacja, demo D14 będzie spowodowała nasz recentny article o BCI w literacji, ten term, który został postawiony w literacji scientificznej o BCI, i ludzie opowiadają, że na koniec coś, jak 20, może 30% userów, są BCI illiteraty, co oznacza, że nie można używać żadnej komputery. I to jest podstawowa pytanie, ponieważ jeśli ktoś nie może używać BCI, no, co to znaczy? Więc, od naszej doświadczenia, od mojego doświadczenia, od tego, co widziałem w konferencji, w projekcie Europejskiej, w laboratoriach, jeśli ktoś nie może używać komputerowej interfejstwa, to to znaczy, że on nie da się skończone, nie da się skończone software, czy nie da się skończone paradigm. Jednak z różnych paradigms, visual, audio, tactile, P300, SSVP i nie spotkaliśmy żadnych, którzy nie mogły używać żadnych interfejstwa. Oczywiście, jest wiele problemów, beyond that, some people need larger spaces between stimuli, some people need to understand, some people need larger calibration scheme, but this should not be terasy. So we concluded the article with the Finetis para phrases that visa-iliterity does not exist and I will also show you now how are we, how do we achieve this kind of effects using solid engineering and implementation of state of the art science. So first hindrance that we heard about a few minutes ago is of course the headcap, the gel and everything. Now in the company we have developed a headcap that you can put on maybe not in one second, but it is general, you don't have to 3D model every head, it's adjustable for water-based electrodes and as you see I was presenting this the men's conference you get alpha wave nicely after. Brief time and the quality of signal is incomparable to toys like a motif or anything else, it's 34-bit amplifier. Now you may say especially now of course I'm a perfect subject on my head you can put EEG in seconds, but we took a real challenge and this is probably the toughest challenge you can get with African hair and it also worked like a charm. Here you see the classifier accuracy and this is another, this gadget that you see here on the phone is showing the crucial information online. That's another observation that we have had going with brain computer interface to hospitals, to clinics, to normal users that, ok, you put on the cap on your laptop you have the stimuli and something does not work. What does not work? Maybe the electrode does not work. Maybe the user is sleeping, maybe something is disconnected. So you turn it off, usually you take the diet at home and you see one electrode did that contact or maybe the user was sleeping, there was huge alpha or the user was not performing at all to keep the poor guy. So we have this what we call BCI control panel which in real time shows you the most important information of course you can tell or what but the important thing is that you have it on a separate device it can be another laptop smartphone or anything and you can immediately see whether during the calibration for example you have improving classifier certainty you have event related potential and during the performance during the session also you have for each, as you have seen before for each stimuli you have online increasing classifier accuracy. So these two things are probably the major technical achievements that on a way to be comfortable unobtrusive brain computer interface and now having this kind of things we were able to go into real world applications and example application I would like to talk about here is research on disorder of consciousness there are patients usually after comma that we cannot communicate with the basic problem of medicine is that without communication we cannot optimize therapy we cannot optimize rehabilitation basically we do not know if the treatment works there are several places when people with disorder of consciousness usually after comma or stroke are kept taken care of cured but we really don't know if it works when we get in a new spiper or those are awakened in the but the truth is that some of those patients would come out of this state also by themselves and we cannot really see whether given therapy works or not and this is one of the example because now I still remember the title where the BCI is heading this is one of the examples where BCI technology helps but frankly it's not exactly a BCI it's just good old EEG and evoked potentials but okay BCI sounds better so we did not have any introduction here about basic introduction on BCI so to cope with it we just prepared the English version of our introductory web page on breitech.pl where we have explained workings of basic paradigms of brain computer interface and we use just one single example of P300 BCI which is basically flashing the most basic thing, the information is bits, yes or no, zero or one the most basic information transfer is if user counts yes or no for children for example for comatose children is flashing the donald duck and the mickey mouse and we ask kid please count how many times have you seek mickey mouse okay and then we take this average potentials and if we average potentials for mickey mouse and have significant P300 that gives us a huge amount of information we know that the patient heard the command we know that the patient can consciously process the command he's able for cognitive tasks like counting etc etc so this, normally we use this for communication, yes we choose left or right or whatever but basically using the same software and the same hardware we achieve diagnosis of states that with classical tools with behavioral tools reach almost half of misdiagnosis and this is the only the only way to get information directly from the brain and there are papers and also we have more on this if somebody is interested of poster P34 to be part of this research that we talk about now the bird eye view again brain computer interface has become something like an umbrella term for a lot of technologies that are used in business science, technology clinics, hospital or whatever the ninth thing about BCA is really the renaissance of sefalografy because EEG was getting less and less popular nice imaging techniques like fMRI or PET were showing things exactly how the doctors learned it it was particular structure it was easier to interpret with EEG it's not so easy to interpret but EEG has several advantages and the umbrella of brain computer interface can be also seen I would say that BCI for EEG is more or less like for example car races to the motor industry it's as we are hearing not many people are using BCI actually there are not many users there are not many direct users of BCI yet the technology developed within this funny race hey I made it 5 bits per minute faster than the other guys time better oh it was extremely motivated PhD students who was training for 5 weeks for some kind of performance hit so if you look from this site it makes very little sense and also car races make very little sense but the technology that is developed over there really can help in road safety efficiency etc and one of the examples of this kind of technology that was developed for BCI is steady state visual potentials stimulator which we started developing some years ago when we were in a project that involved BCI based on steady state visual event potentials as you probably know SSVP is the fastest paradigm but you should not use it in the low frequencies because it can induce photoepileptic attack so it's definitely better to use high frequencies high starting 30 Hz 40 Hz this is safe and also significantly less annoying however the problem it was quick here this is how originally the guys from philips started to work on this high frequency it was classical by then you had hardware controls LED flashing why hardware control of course on a computer screen you cannot efficiently render frequencies like 32 and 33 Hz because of the refresh rate because of the operating system etc etc so we have hardware showing you these frequencies and this is of course not very efficient this is like a bank teller approach so we actually made it before like this but we just put these LEDs behind the computer screen and there was the first device of this kind from CBIT in 2012 that was at that time the fastest brain computer interface owing to this owing to the natural speed of steady state visual about potential because this is a parallel interface with many things flashing at the same time to choose from and also it was safe BCI because it was high frequency not annoying and not giving a danger of inducing photoelectric attack now after some time we developed this into way more fields with better electronics better synchronization and now we have this 320 segments of a screen that can be independently highlighted with frequencies of your choice and here probably the calibration method that we heard before based on multi-arm band it would be a very nice approach to choose the frequencies which are most right for a given user but surprisingly this device opens new ways, new possibilities of research and maybe also entertainment because if you highlight given section of a screen with given frequency and you see this frequency in EEG then you know that the user looking at the screen and on top of this flashing LED's you can have a movie you can have advertisement you can have text, you can have whatever and if we detect in EEG the frequency related to this particular corner of the screen we know that the user was not just looking at it like it was like it is the case with eye tracking but we also know that the user or we even know that the user was concentrating his or her attention on this part of the screen on this symbol on this image so this opens completely new possibilities of investigating attention focus as opposed or correlated with eye tracking technology that show you what the user was looking at and this this technology will be presented today evening at DEMO D14 of course it does not it doesn't mean that one of you comes and cannot use the BCI that contradicts our main thesis because we don't have here first of all we don't have here all the paradigms implemented, we'll be having as far as remember only visual P300 and SSVP maybe so this is not the complete test if you fail you're still not BCI illiterate you shouldn't worry yet the the head cap and blinker will be available and since I finished two minutes before we have time for question thank you this approach using very high frequency SSVP is very interesting what is the maximum limit of frequency you know from physiology we know that the brain should response to 100 Hz but EEG cannot pick up the gamma so usually you know the power is 1 over f so they go so I wonder ok this is very important what you emphasize that high frequency in SSVP is extremely important because not only reduce annoying but also epilepsy problem and other things which you already mentioned but I understand that this is you want above 30 or 35 Hz what is the highest limit and how how is possible to increase this upper bound if anyway well first of all you should ask why would you want to increase the upper bound and it would be in rare cases if you want to have I don't know very many buttons on the screen it's of course it's very user specific and that's why in the calibration we're choosing particular frequencies that given user responding to and also basically you replied to yourself partly thank you for this mentioning the 1 over f characteristic of EEG signal and of course in higher frequencies EEG can pick up higher frequencies indeed but that would require probably very good skin preparation low impedances so traditionally we usually don't go with this European upper bound of 50 Hz where you have network and between this 30, 35 or 50 Hz we usually find enough frequencies because the response of course the lower frequency the stronger the response and of course the fastest the fastest SSVP BCIs that you are seeing are in low frequencies they take in the risk but they have way way stronger response and if you don't hit the alpha of course you have best responses over there but basically we usually don't go above 50 and the technical details you can get from Marian on the presentation ok Maria to follow up on this same topic does a blinker allow to do code based visual evoke potential which are not at a constant frequency do you use barcodes type of slashing technically yes we did not yet program this but there is a driver for this so we can program anything and this is very good thing apart from this very elegant multi-arm bandit approach to calibration which i thank you for mentioning it's very nice, apart this is probably the next thing that we should be trying or anybody who wants to use the device again technical details Marian is the best source