From Hollywood it's time now for Johnny Deller Oh, hi a Dave. How's the family? I guess not it's been a long time There's nothing going on here except a rent what's on your mind. I don't know exactly maybe smoke maybe a fire I got a girl here executives really live Social or do I get paid for it you get paid $1 jig a little personal attention to lonely hearts especially hearts Why'd you say that say what lonely hearts? I don't know why is it a coat of some kind? What's it mean Johnny if this girl is telling the truth it means murder Tonight and every weekday night Bob Bailey in the transcribed adventures of the man with the action-packed Expense account America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator just truly Johnny Deller From special investigator Johnny Deller to the home office Northwest surety company Hartford, Connecticut The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the lonely hearts matter Item one a dollar and sixty cents taxi fare from my apartment to the Northwest surety building in the office of Dave Elwood Executive claims adjuster a hard-working little man with thinning hair who even after 20 years in the game still couldn't help making every Claim a personal matter He met me in the outer office and led me off to one side She's waiting inside there Johnny. I wanted to brief you before you met her. Who is she named her name is normal well She's from Chicago. She flew in from there this morning hasn't had any sleep. She's pretty upset. Mm-hmm What about her father died three days ago suddenly unexpectedly? What did he die of a cute enteritis supposedly? The death certificate hasn't been signed yet. Is that what you meant by murder and his daughter thinks so.  Who's the beneficiary this daughter? No, his wife his second wife That is the girl's mother died years ago wells remarried a month before the policy was issued a woman named Mabel Burke The insurances payable to her and the Wells girl thinks she killed him. That's what she says. She's pretty mixed up Why did she come here and I'm not quite sure Johnny suppose you ask her okay? Let's go this way What about that lonely hearts crack you made on the phone? Well, that's how he met this new wife this Mabel Burke through a lonely hearts club Like they say marriage is a lottery in this case. It sounds more like Russian roulette. Yeah in here Miss Wells. This is Johnny dollar. He's a specialist expert in this kind of thing. I'm sure he'll be able to help you Do mr. Mr. Dollar Miss Wells now. I'm gonna leave you two alone I have a couple of things I got to take care of you just punch the intercom if you want me right Dave. Thanks Would you uh, would you care for a cigarette miss Wells? No, thank you. I Yes, yes, I will too. Oh Please forgive me. I I just can't seem to think straight. Oh, that's perfectly understandable Yeah, thanks. Thank you, mr. Dollar Forgive me for being so blunt, but when was the last time you had something to eat?  No, no, please. I I really don't you're really going to though You're shaking so hard you can hardly hold on to that cigarette.  I imagine yes Until he married her. What kind of a woman is she? Well, she's strange It's hard to explain. She's She's sort of vague fuzzy around the edges. If that makes any sense It's like she isn't even there sometimes but but away off somewhere in time or space a little bad Is that what you're implying? No, no, not really She could be as sharp as a tack when she wanted to But something about her well, I Was scared of a mr. Dollar And I don't actually know why I see my father and I could never be alone Somehow she always managed to be there separating us Driving us apart. Did she ever say anything that would lead you to believe that she didn't have to Just being there was enough to All right, I know what you're thinking father fixation second wife Jealous daughter neurotic imagination. It's a possibility, isn't it?   Maybe that's why you married of course. He wanted her around That's not what made me suspicious Then what did the fact that he took out life insurance named her as beneficiary not at the time I Wasn't suspicious at all, mr. Dollar Not until until the night he he died Oh, I was hurt. Yes, and I felt out of place. So Well, I moved out of the house three months ago and took an apartment off the loop But I didn't have the slightest idea. She might be planning to kill him Did he carry any insurance before they were married some? Protection for you in case of no, he didn't feel it was necessary He'd set up a trust fund and and there's some bonds and so on that I suppose will come to me. I see no The policy was entirely her idea Thinking back it Seems to me she started talking about insurance the first week after they were married And he finally gave in if he hadn't I I Think he'd still be alive Just what were the circumstances of his death? I don't know. I Wasn't there. She saw to that. What do you mean? Well, he was taken ill suddenly in the middle of the night He wanted her to call me, but she wouldn't do it. Why not? She claims she didn't think it was anything serious So there was no need of it Instead she called the doctor her doctor A few minutes after he arrived my father died Then they called me after it was all over this doctor Is he the one who has refused so far to sign a death certificate? Oh, he was going to sign it all right Until I got there and kicked up a scene an obvious case of acute enteritis. He called it Then he backed out Decided maybe he should have another opinion. I went to father's doctor But he said there was nothing he could do because he hadn't been called in at the time He's the one who suggested I come here. Why so he said the insurance company would help me Since they were involved too. They'd advised me what to do What did he think about that diagnosis acute enteritis? He said he said it was possible, but extremely doubtful He knew father's physical condition. He treated him for years How long had your father known this Mabel Burke before they were married less than a month? He'd answered a lonely hearts ad in the paper So I found out later by accident. I see Bosing Embarrassed by the way they'd met was it a private ad or an organization a club of some sort The rendezvous club. They have an office on Atlantic Avenue Mr. Dollar, it's not just imagination father's own doctor feels there's something wrong too. That's why he sent me here I'm not crazy. He killed him for his insurance. I know she did maybe there's not much to go on not at the moment Anyway, I think it's about time for a coffee break. Yeah, I imagine it's a little pastime I couldn't really oh, yes, you could yes, you could go ahead now dig in. I'll be back in a few months Have a word with you Dave, right John Well, what do you think? I think I need some looking into How soon can you get miss Wells and me on a plane for Chicago an a half? I've already checked good I'll have her get a court order for an autopsy in case the coroner hasn't already asked for one And we'll take it from there and you think the girl is telling the truth. I wouldn't bet on it Expense account item two ninety six dollars and forty cents transportation from Hartford and taxi tips and incidentals in Chicago I dropped normal wells at her apartment checked in at a hotel and phone the coroner's office I learned that an autopsy request had been filed, but was being delayed pending a court order I informed them that the daughter was available and willing now to cooperate with them I left my name and asked the office to keep in touch with me Item three two dollars and ten cents taxi to the offices of the rendezvous club Introductions arranged mail forward at lonely hearts mended and possibly murders planned. I Must be in the wrong place. What do you mean? I mean I I can't see you as the lonely type.  I work here really For some reason I'd always had the idea that these clubs were run by a sweet old ladies of 75 or so Well, I don't exactly run it at least I don't own it. That's what you mean Hey, you're not a client for guys say any rules against it. Oh, no, how do I go about it?  We don't have a woman in our files under 45 years old Well, maybe I got a mother complex So I fill out a form. What do you do with it then? We'll keep it on file then we send out bulletins to the active members and forward letters back and forth Oh, you can come in here and be introduced and Look, are you serious don't I act serious Well, I don't get it a young guy with your looks and I Bet you're selling something. No, no as a matter of fact, I just got in town and I'm trying to locate a certain fellow I I was told he's a member of your club Well, why didn't you say so? What's his name Jonathan Wells? You probably got his address Jonathan well, yeah, have you got a file on him? Who are you? You're with the police police now what gives you that idea Well, I don't know anything about the man you're looking for no Well, uh, suppose we check through the fire. It's not here. We don't keep the files. Where do you keep them? They're not here. Well, maybe they're in the next office Through that door there. No, you can't go in there. Relax now. Take it easy.  Who was he? What's your name? Tetler Danny Tetler. How long have you worked here a year? Hey, I've got a hunch you're not a policeman. I didn't say I was what about Wells. Have you got a file on him? No, what happened to it? I don't know what you're talking about. How about Mabel Burke? Mabel Burke. Have you got a file on her? Of course not. What do you mean? Of course not.  Won't you yours truly Johnny dollar? Yours truly Johnny dollar starring Bob Bailey is transcribed in Hollywood Written by Les Crutchfield. It is produced and directed by Jack Johnstone Be sure to join us tomorrow night same time and station for the next exciting episode of yours truly Johnny dollar Roy Rowan speaking You


Hi, it's Bridget. Welcome to above life channel today. I have a special channel for you. Oh, I'm so excited to do this I wanted to do this since the first time I channeled this man, and I know you're gonna love it You're gonna love it Remember the purpose of this channel is to inspire your spirit and fill you up with hope and I know that we're gonna do that today in this video So I'm going to do a very special transformative channel a trans dash Channel is a unique format that I use where I share energy space with the spirit in the afterlife Now usually it's someone that I trust or I feel very compatible or comfortable with very gentle spirits indeed and Today I am going to transform it at Lee channel Freddie Mercury Freddie Mercury Now if you want to watch the first channel that I ever did with him and the follow-up channel You can go ahead and check it out under the playlist for Freddie Mercury So let's get started now It takes a little bit of time for me to adjust and get into the energy where I can share space with the spirit now He's not going to be taking over my body or possessing me or anything like that. That's not how a Transformative channel works. It's pretty much a collaborative energy share. All right, and I'm looking forward to it I think it'll be pretty easy quite frankly. He is excited He wanted to do this since like the first time because he knows that I've done this before so Here we go. All right. Okay. Oh I'm just excited. I feel I feel his excitement. So so let's see if we can do this here I'll ignore any background noises that I might hear in my physical very human environment and allow myself the energy of calmness and contentment as I shift into shared space I Have a guide that helps me to do this that you've probably seen in other channeling videos Very special Spirit guy that helps me to do this You might hear my husband in the background. He will ask questions that I have selected beforehand So that I don't have to feel like I have to control anything from behind the scenes from backstage, so Freddy's like, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Come on now. Just just shut up now. Let's get going Let's start to show you this Mmm, I can see him too with his mustache. He actually has a mustache on He's funny, he's like, is that okay with you? Do you need me to shave? Should I shave? Freddy is so great.   I Feel that because we connect in the heart. That's how us Spirit folk do that. We connect right here. Oh Her heart is so sweet. Oh, there's so much. Oh, she cares so deeply This is fantastic. This is fabulous.  I really want to smoke I would love to feel what a cigarette would feel like But I know she does not smoke. She would not have that I'm sure but I can simply imagine can't I Imagine the feeling of a cigarette between my fingertips. I know it's a dirty habit. I know it's a disgusting habit, but I really just So want to feel that but I know her body could not handle that let me just be clear I would never disrespect the health of the human body When it's someone else's you know Oh When you're making your own choices on a drink would be just lovely a drink would be just fabulous Hmm. Oh, it feels quite nice quite nice. Let's begin We can begin. I I know there are so many questions so many questions I I Don't myself have any I'm sure If I was a person, oh, oh, oh, I have to share There are two names that that I want to share with you. The first is John Now you can use your imagination as to that. Who might that be John? Hmm. Who would be a John that I might be Hanging out with in the afterlife there might be a few but there's one in particular that I I have had some jam sessions with that I I quite do respect. Let me share that and To answer many of your questions. I have many fan questions that have asked about Paul and yes We are together in the afterlife very much so There is quite a beautiful energy or synergy here, but I will share that he he He wants to come back He wants to rush right back in and get all ready and get right back at it and have human and have that human experience that Reincarnation right again, but for a bit we've had some time together and he is preparing to return and and I respect that with my Blessings if there is such a thing in the afterlife blessings. It's quite ironic isn't it? It's quite funny to think about that or to consider that And yet it is quite it's a nice city. It's like saying gratitude or or Grateful energy or appreciation appreciation. It's like a recognition and appreciation is what blessings is. That's a good that is a good explanation of that term Understand that she has some questions that she'd like to ask or want to have a discussion and and now for you all she cannot I Bridget must stay behind the scenes and it is not easy for her to do that because she usually is front and center and so We will share the space and I will treat the energy kindly as well What would you like to know? Would you like to know I think we would just like you to talk a little bit about What it's like for you in the afterlife, you know, what is your role? It's been a long time for us anyway Yes, yes, it has hasn't it? It is quite mysterious isn't it a mystery and who am I to to break the mystery, you know, I don't want to wreck the surprise But I do understand the curiosity. It's human nature to be curious and in the afterlife Which is so ironic. It's such an ironic term, isn't it? After life after life Is there life after death? Yes, and perhaps that is the life that we are referring to when we're referring to life in and of itself anyway with that spirit that spark of light and of never-ending passion and curiosity and creativity creativity never never dies Never dies that spark of that infinite spirit of creativity never dies Part of my purpose You would say purpose. I we don't really use that term to be clear Many of us who are in spirit form and who are still choosing to sit behind the motherboard managing things as such are creative And we have chosen not to come back and jump right back down onto earth I mean, please really I rode my body hard. I don't know That there I can't say that there is anything that I haven't necessarily done or experience that I need to go back and feel and be in a body for however There are certain pleasures that I will say are quite fantastic and you do need a body for those however Purpose purpose purpose purpose doesn't even fit. It doesn't really fit in my vocabulary. It's much more of a An incredible spontaneous collaboration a spontaneous creation That is not limited. So it's genius ideas and and harmonies and and the energy of Coming together and creating a patterning a rhythm that is beyond human understanding it is a cosmic rhythm And that is the magic Of what it is that's afterlife That is in this space that I work and now I am at work That is what I'm doing. If you're curious about what I'm actually doing it's not Grandstanding some bold mission or purpose or vision But vision is important to me and I like the energy that I am given the creative freedom here and And it's not to say that I didn't have that in my life I definitely had creative freedom and I had I was surrounded by wonderful friends and family that Friends that are family that I care very much about Even after and beyond and I do watch out for my mates and what they're creating in the human world I know what the band is doing. I know I keep You might say tabs on but really they're the ones that are asking me for help all the time Let's be creative. Let's be true about that creative flow Who do you think is giving them some of their inspirations now? Not to say that I need credit on the the new things that are produced or the albums that come out or the Films that are made. I don't need credit But I'm I like the celebration I like that life continues That it it lives on Beyond what we We think are our simple minds I really like that. I am so pleased that life continues on and and for me my purpose is to serve In this way like at the master board and help to give budding musicians budding budding budding Instrumentalists the words the lyrics the the notes the rhythm the the creative license to experiment experiment with sound experiment with words and language and music and There's so much intricate intricacies. She cannot say that word detail That can make such a different just a small tune to the right or a little bit It's so you've got to hear it and it's not hearing it with human ears When you make music when you're making something that is coming from pure creative bliss It's erotic and ecstatic bliss It's like this cosmic boom And in that moment you just feel it and it's pure connection and it's pure pure It's pure purpose Now that's the correct way to say the word and use the term purpose Very much so I really I really want to drink with her body, but I don't think she would appreciate that Maybe she would she might be okay with some of it, but I really really Some of the human pleasures are missed. I will say that they're missed But let's be clear That's not worth coming back for Let me say that Put things into the concept context of what's real and what's real Is what's in your heart and in your soul and you speak through your heart and when you create it comes up through This place inside of you.  It's held. It's it's it's It's cradled inside of you your soul your gut your knowing That's what you stand for and that's what you create and that expression that comes up and into your heart and then it's shared and it's felt It's felt by everyone in the stadium and the auditorium and the stands in the music room Whether you're in high school making music with your band after school, right? Or whether you're on a massive stage being televised all over the world in multiple countries It doesn't matter It's the soul of you that's creating the expression and that explosion of expression that creative energy that That potential those ideas.  You are a great talent and you are discoverable by yourself in your own way You're discovering yourself That's what living is about discovering yourself and I wish oh, I wish oh, I just wish I wish so many people would do that. I wish people would just do that I wish people would just love themselves and then spend their time Exploring and experiencing and discovering all these wonderful talents that make them so special so unique I wish people would just love themselves And then let themselves love themselves and let themselves then You got to just not pay attention. Don't pay a mind to what other people say and the critics They're not the ones that are doing it. Are they that's why they're called critics. They're sitting outside Looking in You are in They are not They don't have the view They don't know you They don't know you Like you know you. Oh, there's just so much. I have so much There's so much here to share To say to do So much She has such a passion Your wife She has such a passion for people. She cares She cares. So do I So do I which is why we're working together Here So you spoke a little bit about your influence on music That's what it sounded like you were saying you were influencing some of the music of today Does music play any other role for you there? Um, you know, do you do you get together and sing with others? Are you still creating? Yes, Bowie David and I our friends contrary to what other people might think You know people like to make things up That's a human thing, you know drama, right? David and I create we co-create quite a bit quite a bit. He's very Very evolved chap very evolved We most certainly have some influences down on earth. We've got some Talents that we're helping to grow We are supporting Many artists right now. We are We are most certainly inspiring the new renewing Those who may have left their talent by the wayside Music is Such a high vibrational thing It's an entity of itself David would say that too. I'm sure David if you chatted with David he would share that too. There's such a it's such an entity it's an living breathing organism or One might say orgasm But you know, I you know, I play I play I play It's so ethereal music It's that frequency that it's the message That's not spoken through the music. It's the message that's not spoken. It's the chords and the The way it chimes into the body and it just Creates this repercussion this just this vibration, you know, and it's It's it's something that you can't explain you've got to experience and feel it And you don't have to be a musician To appreciate music you don't have to play an instrument to appreciate The vibration of the chords you do not have to be a musician To appreciate there's a softening a shift now That's starting a changing of a guard if you will I would like to say thank you I would like to say thank you Very much and I would also like to give a piece of advice Don't be afraid to smile Smile with your heart and your soul Just smile Don't be afraid to smile My parting message I would like to wait around a little and watch how this happens. So she's okay with that Just to the side if that's all right You can switch if you want. I'm okay with that I can feel David Bowie He doesn't want to be rude I'm gonna just kind of be in between for a minute. It's Bridget. I I'm here David come in and talk about your purpose in the afterlife. Can you do that? Yes, I can handle it. I'm okay with that You want to transform? Okay. Yes, well certainly That's a pleasure. It's a pleasure for me. It's a pleasure for me I didn't expect her to to allow or facilitate that exchange But with my good friend Freddy I would like to share purpose Or role which is more appropriate. I think role is much more appropriate for afterlife conversation My role In spirit is to collaborate with spirit like Like Freddy like John He's referring to John Lennon. If you didn't catch that I'm sure many of you probably did And just because we all were around The same stretch of country doesn't necessarily assume that we would gravitate toward each other, but We have to represent don't we? There's a bit of a pride in the afterlife with some of the the Fan base I will use the words fan base that we all have that are common. Let's say that right Based of on the uk and the love that we have there. So So important to acknowledge that Because it's the fans the people who follow your work are the people that That you know you can make the most impact upon and in the afterlife the important piece is to consistently continue Making those connections and so too for me. I communicate I consistently communicate And for many I have been considered an ascended master some title like that But I think it's just simply because my The way I feel when I come through is much more Bridget would say triangular like or pyramid like Which is kind of ascended or transcendent is maybe more of an appropriate term, but I'm very much accessible to you as fans to you as viewers to you Who are in human body? I'm very much accessible. You just have to speak Or you can share or have a heart conversation with me. It's not difficult to do that But my purpose is to afford the opportunity for connection, but it's about consistency. It's consistent communication That's my energy that is my sort of stake or pillar Bridget would say pillar For For you to be able to recognize me to acknowledge that I'm here and it's not and let me just let's be clear It's not because I was some fabulous weirdo in human life. Not because I was some eccentric Exceptionality in human life. It was not because of some accomplishment. I've had as a person. It wasn't like that It's not like you earn it. You step up and into whatever it is you choose to focus on It's like choosing a genre of music or choosing a place to live In human form, right? It's very much like that. You choose it. You you have choice. The spirit is free to choose And through that freedom comes the ability to express and for me the evolution of The stages that I have had experience throughout many of my lifetimes has led me to this point and I am I'm comfortable in this space and yet I feel very expanded and and I'm very interested in cosmic alliances and and and multiple life experiences In addition to just what is on the human plane different realms and different possibilities and capacities and I'm interested in a lot of different things and I I hold space to allow human beings to communicate through me To whatever it is to help facilitate whatever it is They are trying to achieve or reach for their life and that has a lot to do with consistency. It's got to be consistent communication and that's What I offer you might say I guess offer offering that's kind of my specialty. Let's say that it's kind of my specialty But I still like to jam. I like to have a great time I like to be creative and my expressiveness and my good friend freddy. He's one that really is one that Allows you the ability to really be An experience and express the different avenues of yourself and in our soul life. It's the same kind of a Thing as well. We have permission, of course. There's no permissions. There's no boundaries. There's no limits but but there is definitely a collaboration and Those opportunities are are pretty awesome pretty awesome and it's hard to explain but That's something that's really important that I have a lot of gratitude for I go I'm very grateful for that too and and I want to thank Bridget as well for allowing me to uh Sneak in here and just share that because I think that's really important. I really wanted to uh, Make sure I brought that through So, thank you. Thank you for that. I really appreciate it. Thank you. Thank you for that appreciate it. I am okay, but It's Bridget. I'm coming back. I'm trying to reach my full body I'm aware I need a little time You can keep the camera rolling. It's okay. I'm comfortable with sharing everybody should see the Transitions I don't know that I've ever had two people in the same time aside from prince, of course my Best soul friend in the afterlife who helps a lot You know, he's kind of off to my left right now. He's saying just take your time Bridget. Don't rush I can feel my shoulders For everybody who was what who? Oh my goodness for everybody who's watching and no worries. It's a natural process I'm very safe. I'm always protected. I have archangel Michael who works with me very closely to make sure that my Transitions are safe. I have safe passage And I am in a comfortable and safe space in my home and my husband is also here because he helps to ground me and center me So for some reason I couldn't come back fully. He could help me do that My legs are feeling a bit nomentingly and so I'm just going to give them time to adjust Clearly my brain is here because my brain is going.  That's good. It's a good thing What a burst of energy I am surprised at how Freddie Mercury's energy was so robust and boisterous and Very express.  It's a little too tingly I expected his energy so gentle and so kind and sweet. I thought he would be really gentle But he was so excited. Oh my gosh. He gets so excited. I like that. No wonder why I like him so much because he's very easy to Relate to for me personally it feels really easily excited like he would get on board with your ideas and help you Think through things like he'd be your guy, you know to help you out with that He'd be very supportive. I think I set my head up a little bit. I'm really my head feels a little bit Disjointed I feel I quite feel my legs. I can move them. I can feel I can make myself move my body a little bit so I can get back into my body Wow, this is a little bit trickier of a transition because I haven't done too. We're gonna let's do a follow-up video Give me a second. I'm going to have some water and Come back in and kind of get my bearings a little so let's Let's do that. Let's do a follow-up. So this is Bridget with above-life channel You've been watching a transformative channel with Freddie Mercury and surprise guest Friend David Bowie, apparently So I hope you've enjoyed this particular channel Please like this video if you do comment if you have comments that are value added to help Enhance the conversation and the experience for others here Wow So the purpose of this video was to inspire your spirit and to fill you up with hope and I hope that it's Done that don't worry. I'm a little bit altered. I'm going to say right now But I feel okay. I feel all right It's going to give myself a little more time to come fully back into my body So that then I can have a conversation with you as a follow-up to this transformative channel with Freddie Mercury And David Bowie. This is Bridget out above life channel. Thank you so much for watching and being part of the experience


Good afternoon and welcome. I'm Judy Russell, the Dean of University Libraries at the University of Florida. Today I'm joined by Lori Taylor and Todd Digby. We're going to present you with information about the development of our new user interface for our digital library collections. First we're going to present a brief history of our digital library system at the University of Florida, and then what led us to redeveloping the digital library system and bringing it up to current technological and design standards. We'll also discuss the development process we use to develop the system and create separate digital library portal for our Florida digital newspaper library collection. UF began digitizing in the 1990s and launched the UF digital collections in 2006. In the past 15 years the system has grown to over 15 million pages that include multiple content and media types, including text, images, audio, video, maps and newspapers. The system also supports content in multiple languages, and the digital library of the Caribbean has interfaces in English, Spanish and French. As the system developed it grew in complexity to accommodate the unique characteristics of these various types of digital content. The system was powered by the open source SOBEXCM system that was originally developed at the University of Florida, and it's run on a Windows based servers. Over the past decade there have been minor incremental system updates, but the interface essentially stagnated. The system has served the library and its users well for the past decade, but its age is showing and change was needed. With our plans to load over a million pages per year the combined production and patron system were overloaded. As I mentioned it was time to make some major improvements. The interface was outdated and it was not mobile responsive. Additionally there was a backlog of enhancement requests that had accumulated. Migrating to a different open source or commercial platform was examined, but given the variety of content and media types, as well as the production integration demands. There was no clear solution that could be easily adapted to meet our needs. So we decided it was time to rebuild our digital library system. For our minimum viable product, all development had to be done while the current system continued to operate with no interruptions. We needed to ensure permanent links persisted and that the production went on uninterrupted. I'm now going to pass this over to Lori Taylor to discuss the background on the development of the new UFDC system. So with the old UFDC system as a monolith that facilitated both the public interface and the staff production environment. While that system had adequate backups and digital preservation systems in place, it lacked sufficient redundancy for the live public facing discovery systems, as well as the back end production system. With the old system if there were issues, there was a good chance about the public discovery interface and the back end production could be impacted and could even be down. As we were getting fresh, we wanted to make sure that we were following modern design principles that would separate the production and the discovery systems, so that if one suffered an issue or outage, the other side would not be impacted. Additionally, we've learned over the past few years that was difficult to find developers that were familiar with the technology use in the existing system. And we needed to focus on building a system using technologies that today's developers are familiar with, so that we can more easily address any development and staffing needs into the future. By fabricating the system into the front end and back end components to address possible downtime and to ease development, we wanted the new system to be built with more robust redundancy and failover as part of the deployment process. So we began building our new system by focusing on the public facing system, the highest impact and the highest value and really the highest need as well. We continued to use the data from the existing system to feed the new front end. We built a new API environment, so lots of circuit breaker patterns to ensure things don't go down and that everything could be testable for test driven development to make sure we knew where the problems were and we could continuously improve. So the development gave us the opportunity to move from a Windows based server environment with IIS and Microsoft SQL to a Linux architecture and we're also using Postgres, Elasticsearch and Nginx for the front end. We've done additional effort during this initial timeframe to undertake a cleanup where we had so many different collections, very much a boutique structure where we had over 900. Now we're down to right about 460. This puts in place, we've put in place better standards for our collections based on the user experiences. So a collection probably shouldn't have two items that doesn't add value to the user, and it can be confusing if you're searching within two items. So this is all of the work that we've continued for system development to make sure that the system is as usable and user focused as possible. So we focused on our target objectives for the initial release to prevent feature load and continued refinement that would slow down the release. We set out to define a minimum viable product or MVP for the initial release. And then we had alpha and beta release stages. We have a large list of future refinements and enhancements that will be worked out over the years to come and soon we'll be scheduling those with a roadmap for quarter one, three, four for 2022 and 2023. Our next major undertaking is in planning on how to reimagine or re-architect the backend production system and workflows to modernize those workflows. And as we've worked on the patron site, we've learned a lot about the needs of production and workflow changes that will come. I just wanted to note that the three sites right are alive and running right now. And so we have two URLs for each because we're recording this in November before the full live sites are live. So we have the alpha URLs which are accessible from everywhere in the world, and the beta real URLs which will be live at the time that you're seeing this. The Digital Library of the Caribbean has an extra link as well. This is really important. It's one of the cultural and organizational findings. Our patrons really wanted a patron site. But with the Digital Library of the Caribbean or DLAC partners also have organizational needs, partner voting needs, other governance materials, and that really needed its own space as well. And so now we have a DLAC partners governance site. Please note all of the content is included in the UF Digital Collections. So everything in DLAC and the Florida newspapers are also in the UF Digital Collections, which has been since the start of UFDC in 2006. One of the other really important things that we've changed in our development process is how we engage with our internal stakeholders and users. So we've updated the stakeholder groups to move from digital production to end user representatives for input on the front end designs, really making sure we're getting input from our reference and our special collections librarians as well as our social media, and other users across the libraries were very attuned to our users. So now I'll turn it over to Todd who will show some of the sites. Thank you, Lori. So the results are in and, you know, we have in under a year we've from start we have a new patrons we have new patron systems. These include multiple different features that I will demonstrate here in a second as well. As we were saying, we also have a standalone first ever for standalone portal for the Florida digital newspaper library, which includes both historic newspapers through current newspaper issues. So I'm going to lead you through a little bit of a show and tell here and to look at our new features. So the new UFTC system is much, it's much nicer. It's, it's more modern. It's, we really developed this with a mobile first type of thinking where we really want this to be accessible and mobile. We do know that that's where a lot of our users are accessing our their content right now from. I'll just show you one item or one of our favorite search items is three little kittens. And as I show you that this is what our basic search results look like we can change the view on it right now. We can go from a thumbnail view to more of a list view for the items. We can also have filters we can filter by different facets. And when we go into an item we have all the materials that we have and like we mentioned previously we have multiple media types of maps, newspapers, video audio. The options on an item will change depending on the media type and the files associated with it. So one thing we're pretty proud of that we're accessing or providing really easy access to downloads of different file types or the PDF of a full version. We also have a flip book version which some people like to page through depending on the content. Others are that all of our pages that we have available that we can do a zoomable image as well wrapped in a normal page image. So I'll just show you a little bit of that so folks want to get in and really see a very high quality image. This is really nice on maps or aerial images that we have. We also have statistics readily available across for all day items from collection to overall to collection to individual item levels. We'll have statistics on those and those are available right for the user to see easily. One thing that we have, like we said, we have three different interfaces and they're very similar except for the logos and branding around them. So this is the digital library of the Caribbean interface with one of the nice parts about this is collections and partners where we do have a lot of partners with the digital library of the Caribbean. You can go through there and each partner then if you click they can actually have a separate segmented view of their content they can browse through that but like I said also statistics there how many items how many views are available right there right up front. One nice thing about the digital library that Caribbean interface, given the partners in the Caribbean we have developed English, Spanish and French interfaces. And this is a full interface change so all the all the icons, the contents, the logos, the search language is all automatically change even the language in the footers is automatically changed. The other thing about this interfaces are with our developers if someone's using a default like they're using Google Chrome and their default language for the browser is in French or Spanish it will it will pick up on that and automatically present the default language view for the for the user. One nice thing about this ability was we do a new system was very able to look at a big collection that has seen a lot of use and that was the Florida digital newspaper library, which was a collection within the UFTC but now we're able to pull that on to its own portal and present it to you. This way we're actually able to present different options for the users. Obviously, we don't have partners, but we do have newspaper titles publishers is also another person so our view and options for this collection are different than what we present for the others. One of the other nice parts about this. These are is that one of our big one of our big asks for what that is being able to search within a title so we can easily. Now we have some search within this title as an option. The search features actually follow as you click and as you go into a title further and further from from the right down into the issue can search within that issue very easily so we're trying to really look at this as a user center. Like Lori had mentioned we brought in a new stakeholder community to advise us on on the development and I think it's been very well rewarded and and so over the next few years we'll be seeing a number of additional enhancements as we as a brand new features and as we refine our interfaces for the for thinking of the users first. And. But I just wanted to, you know, a great part is the site is up. We did record this in, you know, as we said in early November. As of you watching this presentation it will be available and live. And so we please invite you all to come and visit it. And these are we just highlighted a couple of our. Items here one of the favorite items we show you get three little kittens it has definitely been our go to example as we look at metadata and the various content types when we built the interface and using that for years as one of our test items. And we're also sharing here the 1764 map of St Augustine, which is a high definition map from 1764 just as one of my favorite items because I've used it in a new, a new interactive map that we're going to be releasing fairly soon for University of Florida historical properties in St Augustine so it's one of my favorite items because I'm able to use it in real life these days. So this is our presentation today I want to thank you I want to thank Dean Russell and Lori for joining us today and please if you have any questions moving forward please don't be shy to reach out to any one of us. Thank you.


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A New Zealand reported 104 new coronavirus infections on Saturday, including the first community case of the virus in the country's South Island in nearly a year, health officials have said. New Zealand reported 104 new coronavirus infections on Saturday, including the first community case of the virus in the country's South Island in nearly a year health officials said. Most of the new infections were reported in Auckland, New Zealand's largest city has been under a strict lockdown for more than two months. Looser restrictions are in place in most of the rest of the country of five million people. The risks of a further spread from the case reported in Blenheim in the northeast of the South Island remained low, health officials said. On Friday, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said that New Zealand will end its strict lockdown measures and restore more freedoms only when 90% of its eligible population is fully vaccinated. As of Saturday, 70% of those eligible were fully inoculated. Once the poster child for Stampy Out Covid-19, New Zealand has been unable to beat an outbreak of the highly infectious Delta variant of Covid-19, centered in Auckland, forcing Ardern to abandon her elimination strategy and switch to living with the virus. New Zealand has recorded 28 coronavirus-related deaths so far in the pandemic. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Dear learners, in these principles of management and organizational behavior of our VBA program, I am going to take a unique pipe that is on organizing. This organizing part also I self cover in three videos. Part one I am going to start now and all these three videos will be based on the self-learning material which has already been provided to you and you must have read it. But still I believe after going through this video you would be able to understand the concepts better. And at the beginning of the unit there are six learning objectives and in this same part one of this video we shall take up the learning objectives. First of all we shall try to know understand what is the meaning of organizing. Organizing is a managerial function after planning normally we discuss organizing what is its meaning that we shall discuss. Then we shall discuss the importance of organizing. So, these are the two learning objectives we have taken that what organizing is all about and what is the importance of organizing. So, in order to understand the meaning I have taken some portions from the self-learning material that you are going through. There it has been stated that the term organizing means systematic arrangement of activities to achieve the desired objectives of an organization systematic arrangement of activities. Say we want to achieve a 20 percent market share after 3 years. So, in order to achieve that 20 percent market share that is our objectives we cannot achieve anything vacuum we shall have to manufacture more we shall have to sell more we shall have to liquid more. So, defined activities manufacturing a manufacturing will imply purchasing manufacturing will imply inventory management. So, it means systematizing all those activities so that the objectives of the organization can be achieved. Second one second aspect organizing is bringing together various resources. So, what could be those resources different kinds of resources physical resources financial resources human resources and establishing relationship among these resources for achieving the common objectives. We have got a common objective of achieving 20 percent market share after 3 years. So, to that extent we need to assemble the resources we need to have human resources more manpower we need to have more financial resources physical resources more number of machineries factories land we will have to establish the relationship about all these and we shall have to give responsibilities to the various functionaries. Third aspect is the primary focus of organizing is determining both what individual employees will do in an organization and how their individual approach should be combined for itself attaining the specific objectives. They are learners what do you mean by an organization? An organization comprises of individuals is not it? Mr. Rax, Mr. Y, Mr. Z all these persons 50 percent 100 percent all of them will make an organization. So, what Mr. Rax will do? What Mr. R will do? These are the individual activities then organization will call for how can we coordinate the activities of all these persons that is organizing. So, primary focus of organizing is determining what the individual person will do individual employees will do and how those individual approach would be combined for attaining the specific objectives. We want to achieve 20 percent market share after 3 years. The term organizing is not same as the term organization. Organization implies a structure. Organizing implies determining that structure taking care of the different aspects of determining that structure. Organization would be the result. Organizing is the process to arrive at the result. The term organizing is not same as the term organization. Organizing is a function of management planning organizing as we have discussed where as organization refers to a group of people who are working together to achieve some common objectives. It is a group activity team right. So, we have more or less while discussing about the meaning of organizing. We have more or less discussed. We have more or less appreciated the importance of organizing in management. But still in your unit there are certain points. Now, let us try to understand those points. First point has been that organization in organizing increases managerial efficiency because organizing calls for systematic effort and we call understand is not it. If there is no systematic effort in thing, so how can we afford to be efficient? So, organizing increases managerial efficiency. It promotes specialization. The marketing person will do the marketing activity. Budget person, the finance person will do the finance activity only. Within finance suppose one clerk is there who is taking care of the provident fund and the pension portion of an organization. One clerk is there who is taking care of the billing person, billing activities, say invoices, filing all those. So, it gives scope for specialization. Each and every person will do the defined job. At the same time it will not be that rigid also. Suppose the person who is taking care of the provident fund pension etcetera is on leave. Say for a long leave say for 3 months the organization cannot suffer for 3 months. So, somebody will be asked to take care of that and to that extent a supervisor will be there. So, these are all fallouts of an organizing process and this will ensure the flow of activities. So, that activities do not get disturbed. It clarifies authority and power. Who will do what? A branch manager or say a C category branch will have a sanctioning amount of loan say rupees 5 lakhs. The shift manager of a bank say will have a sanctioning capacity of say 50 lakhs. The shift general manager of the bank suppose has a sanctioning capacity of say well a loan of say rupees 5 crores. These are what depending upon the level the authority is defined the power is defined. So, it ensures better communication within the organization. Different meetings take place within the meetings the things are discussed and the organization takes stock of the situation and the organization moves ahead. It acts as a source of support, security and satisfaction for the employees. If the things are not organized that people will suffer from this satisfaction. It stimulates creative and innovative thinking. Organizing as a process will try to foster that. It will try to encourage innovation and creativity within the organization. Suppose the in the meetings that the brainstorming session people will be forced, people will be provoked that you please share your ideas, discuss, think about something new. It helps in smooth delegation of authority. The shift manager will delegate some of his functions to the say deputy shift manager, deputy shift manager will delegate some of the functions to the manager, deputy manager. It provides scope for training and development. Today someone is at a supervisor level that person will look for a promotion of the assistant manager. Assistant manager will look for deputy manager. So, the promotional the ladder the climbing the ladder that also will be made clear to the organizing process. So, dear learners we have discussed how important organizing is in management. We shall discuss some of the other aspects of organizing in the next two parts of the video. So, with this I have concluded the part one of organizing. We are coming to discuss about the part two of organizing in the second part. Thank you.


Ravichand Siddhachari, Consultant Hepatobiliary and Chief Transplant Surgeon at Manipal Hospital Spanguru. Now, as you all know that the lockdown 2 has come to an end and we are now into lockdown 3 where some of the zones are labelled red, green and orange and you know that some are relaxed. Now the hospitals are also opening up for more and more procedures, patients are coming in now. Now I would like to tell you about the R department, our patients, how we are going to do in future. So basically now we are taking all the precautions to ensure that the patients are safe in our hospital and they are you know going to get the best of the treatment. So what precautions we are taking at the moment in our hospital is that when they are coming into the hospital we make sure that the temperature is normal and make sure that their hands are clean by giving them hand sanitizer. We also advise the patients to wear the mask all the time and when they are coming to see the doctors you know their hands are clean and they are wearing the mask and they also maintain the social distance, wherever they are going they have to maintain the social distance. So keep calm, quiet and see the doctor when he is available. Now entering the OPD what I would like to tell you is not to touch anything unnecessarily touching things might you know transmit the disease. Now also my advice is not to you know bring any documents or papers from outside, better to have tests and investigations done at our hospital so the handling of the things are minimized. So these are the measures we would like to ensure and our theatres we are now starting the major operations we have already done few and in the theatres we are ensuring that the patient safety is not compromised anyway. So we make sure that whatever the procedure the anesthesia, the theatre, the handling of the instruments and the theatre personnel everything is fully taken care of where they are going post-operatively and all these things are nursing team is very good the post of management team is very good so they are handling these things. So till now thank God I mean we have not come across any major issues any major problems with our patients so hopefully we will continue to provide the best of the care in expert hands at Manipal Hospital's Bangalore. So in our department the department of surgical gastroenterology and liver transplantation and pancreatic transplantation we are conducting the transplants for all the patients and these patients we do the COVID testing before surgery make sure they are negative and after that you know all the precautions are taken care of so we have already done a couple of these transplants and they are all done well. Apart from the transplants we are doing major cancer surgeries such as you know the stomach, the intestine, the pancreas and the liver cancers these are being done and we are going to do as these are the life saving procedures and for these patients infectious disease specialists will see the patients they will categorize whether the patient needs which kind of precautions we need to take and depending on that we are going to take precautions and we ensure the safety of all the patients.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo is stock number 23J462A. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used Jeep and Jeep Grand Cherokee headquarters. This 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee has the 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 engine. This Jeep has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and it is 100% ready to go. Ultra clean all the way around and that's exactly what I'm going to do in this video. Go all the way around in this video, show you inside, start it up, take a look under the hood and just give you the most accurate representation that I can of the vehicle. Winter chill is the color. I shoot all my videos in 4K. If you like the video, consider subscribing to the YouTube channel which is youtube.com slash Summit Auto. Click the bell notifications, get updates on the videos I do each and every day as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle and Jeep walk-arounds on YouTube. You're not going to believe how nice this vehicle is. It comes with the painted alloy wheels considering the age on this thing. It is in really nice shape, 17-inch wheels and it has Michelin LTX tires. These are 24570R17s and they have just about all the tread left. They are not brand new but I would say 80-90% of the tread left on those front tires, maybe even a little bit more. Front fender is absolutely perfect, no dents or dings on there. The front bumper is in great shape as well. I didn't see any major scuffs or cracks on there and you do get the factory fog lights. Headlight lenses are nice and clear. You get the chrome trimmed grille and the hood is in really nice condition as well. Another thing I saw is one tiny little ding on the hood there but other than that, I mean I didn't see any corrosion or anything which is these hoods are pretty common for corroding so the fact that it's in that nice of condition is really nice. Passenger side front fender is in nice shape too and the passenger side front wheel, no major scuffs or scrapes on there. Winter chill metallic's got just a little bit of metal flake to it, a very fine metal flake but you can see just how nice that paint is and as you go down this side of the vehicle, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. I take these HD videos so if you're far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the Jeep, hear the Jeep and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at especially on an older vehicle like this with high miles you want to make sure that it's just not a complete piece of junk but this thing hopefully this video shows you just how nice it is and you can make the decision to come take a look at it or get it shipped to you. Back tires have just as much tread as the front tires, very nice, very very nice vehicle. Coming around to the back the rear bumper is just as nice as the rest, it does have the towing package which includes the receiver hitch 7 pin and 4 pin wiring. The rear gate is in excellent condition as well.  Back storage area is very clean, you do get the sunshade back here which is nice especially if you have groceries but also more importantly if you've got valuables you can keep them in there out of sight out of mind from anybody looking to take them and you also get a spare tire back here with your jack tools. So one thing that's pretty neat about this one is that you also get the flipper glass on here so the flipper glass was they had this up until 2013 I think 14 was the first year that they didn't have it which is pretty cool so if you had a boat or camper on here and you had to get to the back you could still get to your stuff back there so I think this is the last year that you can get that flip glass on the back. Rear quarter is in excellent shape as is the rear door, I didn't see any major dents or dings on there and for full disclosure this back wheel is just as nice as the rest and down the rest of the side of the vehicle doors all look really good, I didn't see any dents or dings on this side, heated power mirrors, enter and go system, the back seats are in really nice condition, this is a one owner clean title history clean car facts from Wisconsin, seats are really nice shape, carpeting and floor mats are really clean and 115 volt 150 watt plug-in, these seats do fold down for extra storage and you can see just how nice and flat they go, they go up like that. Back turn airbags, child safety locks on the back doors, the inside and bottoms of the doors all look really good considering this is a 10 year old vehicle with 100 and I think it's close to 150,000 miles on this one.  Alright, you can see this one has 149,948 miles on it, so just a lot of miles on the vehicle but for how many miles are on it, very clean, compass, temperature display, instrument cluster is very nice and clean, comes with the leather wrap steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left and you do get audio controls on the back of the steering wheel, push button start, CD player, Sirius, XM radio capabilities and AMFM as well, you get your dual climate controls and normal climate controls there, keyless entry with remote start and stability control, you get a nice storage area in there, cup holders that are illuminated and your automatic transmission, you get that dark wood grain trim on the dash, wraps around on the door and the passenger side format and seat are in excellent condition as well, no rips or tears, the headliner is in really nice shape, once again smells very clean inside this vehicle, I don't think it's ever been smoked in and you get your home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lane systems and map lights and an auto dipping mirror, we'll start it up and take a look under the hood, you also get that digital speedometer on there which is really nice, starts right up no check engine lights or anything like that, I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you've been able to verify the quality, condition, options and of course cleanliness of this Jeep all the way around inside and out, under the hood we have the 3.6 liter Pentastar V6 engine engine bay is extremely clean, runs very smooth, once again this vehicle has been fully safety inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off, all four tires are like new, there's the emission sticker and this Jeep is 100% ready to go, shock's doing a nice job holding that hood up and I would highly recommend this vehicle from a quality and condition standpoint considering the age of miles on it, I think this one will go very fast and to see more pictures of this Jeep with one of our other 550 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, hanglers, grand Cherokees, Cherokees, you name it, we got to go to the website right there summitauto.com, full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle all at summitauto.com and if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto, click the bell notifications, get updates on the videos I do each and every day as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle walkarounds on YouTube over 8,000 videos and counting, in fact in a second you will see a link to subscribe to my YouTube channel on the upper left, a link to all the grand Cherokee videos I've ever done in the upper right, a link to this vehicle on our website in the lower left and a link to one of our latest YouTube videos in the lower right, click those, check us out, we're super excited to help you with this Ultra Clean 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo and Winter Chill Metallic, thanks again for checking out the video, remember to like, subscribe and share on the YouTube channel, I really appreciate it, thanks again.