And I remember that game, my dad, he was there, he was visiting because he was working a lot, travelling a lot between places and he came up to the game and he said, I'm nervous you can play like that. I think this program we've really discovered confidence, so confidence is on the ball. There's a mental side of it, that definitely has improved a lot, like just simple things like how close should I get to whoever I'm marking or just whatever the right option is, you know, when you have the ball or when you don't have the ball, where to go when you don't have it or you do have it. It's just really helped, I'm just a much more disciplined, concentrated person, I think I've just like developed over the last year, not just as a football player, but as a person overall. They told me later, they were so impressed by my attitude and that what caught me into the team and I trained so hard, like off the air and our season started and then I ended up breaking the record, goal scoring record for the second division. Wow, how many goals is that? Forty goals. And how many games? 27. My left foot has improved a lot, like it has improved a lot. Like I can dribble now, I can shoot, I can pass, I have accuracy on my left foot. I have a lot of experience to mess up and now in practice and games, I just, I like, I always walk the ball, you know, I get frustrated when I don't get the ball. Ball control, dribbling, shooting everything, everything you can imagine, so technically it's a great program for every player who wants to become a professional. I took the ball, I got past the first defender, I got past the second guy, I got past the third, the fourth, the fifth, the sixth and it was just me and the goalie at that point. I missed the shot, but I'll say it was incredible just having the confidence to be able to dribble past that many people. It exploded my confidence. I went from a kid who didn't believe in himself to a kid who was willing to take on six defenders, you know. Some of your shooting video and get to the field, I can see the improvements the same day and it's, if you just really watch what you say and listen what you say and apply those things, it really makes a big difference. I've just learned to play simple and you know, prior to watching your videos, I always tried to overcomplicate things. In every game, I played every minute of every game and at the end of the season, I got the player's player of the season. Yeah, in terms of goals, it's been my highest scoring season in about three years. You think better, you know what to do on the field, so if you train hard, if you follow this program, I think that you'll be the best on your league, maybe one of the best players on your league. Wow, that's fantastic. Just a couple more goals, assists, whatever you want to do, it's great, it's great. So my acceleration has increased to my first five steps, whether that's chasing down, chasing down somebody who's packing, or after you beat a player, sprinting past them, or even so you're vertical when getting up for a header and just your strength in general to hold off players. My fitness has improved. I could only get 10 on the beep test. I got 15.2 on the beep test.  On the field, I'm playing much quicker. Quicker. You know, I'm moving the ball a lot faster than I used to and therefore that's more opportunities, my teammates are more happier and just overall we're more successful now. Since that I just always watch your videos and I really do think they're really great, best in YouTube. I watch a lot of videos but I really do think you are the best. I got picked up by the South Texas ODP. I'm playing with Dundalk FC and I'm second choice right back, fighting for position against our captain and Fires International. I got there from start in your program, your program has helped me so much. You get to everything paid and it's like playing like a professional and it's really great. We're a top half tier one team in U18 and we usually start every game. One of them was an NAIA Division 2 in Ohio and they were Rio Grande University and another one was another NAIA Division 2 in Indiana. It has weakness and they want to improve but you have the video for it no matter what it is and as long as you watch it and try it and stick by it, it'll definitely work like this. Now I find that I've improved a lot. Each skill that I've wanted to develop, I've watched your videos, I've stuck by it and that's what's got me where I am today. So I recommend to every young player who wants to achieve their dream, to become professional to any league, maybe Europe, Asia, whatever. So I recommend this program, buy it and you'll see much results in the future. What you're teaching your audience is really what's right. It's really what the coaches are looking for.


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I'm PFC Nicholas Powers. We worked on field expedient charges, which is essentially making charges that we already use out of explosives we wouldn't normally use for those purposes. And then we ran through our battle droolite with them and did SOSRA, which is the acronym we use for breaching any wire obstacles. My favorite part of yesterday was definitely building the charges because we don't get a lot of hands-on building those things. And so it was a lot of learning for the U.S. soldiers as well as the Thai soldiers. And it's always cool when we can build these things with them and actually work with them because a lot of what we do is we'll do something as a U.S. force, then the Thai will go, then we'll go, whereas this was everyone's hands-on at the same time. My name is Sergeant Tardio. I am a 12 Bravo, a combat engineer in the United States Army. Yesterday, we conducted battle drill 8. We built some charges with the Thai Army, showing them how to build improvised bangle lures and brazers, showing them our way of making improvised explosives, and then showing them how we conduct battle drill 8, which is conducting a obstacle breach. My favorite part, working with the Thais, they're always positive, energetic, always fun to work with, learning how to use their weapon systems and learning how to use their techniques is pretty cool too. Very friendly people, and it's never a dull moment with them. It's always a blast. The most fun part is when we're conducting drills with them and just learning all their techniques while they learn all of our techniques. I was running a couple rehearsals with them, using their weapon systems, learning how they're breaching techniques, and it was just such a blast to be a part of their team and just learning how they do things, and they also learn how we do things. The most fun I had with the Thai Army was doing rehearsals with them, conducting breaches, and just being a part of their team, learning about them a lot. It's never really a dull moment with them, it's a blast.


So you're looking to build a $100,000 sneaker collection? Don't worry, I got you. Make sure you got your pin and pad ready so you can take some notes because we got a lot to go over. I remember back when I was young in high school just starting my sneaker collection, wanting to take it to a whole another level and I didn't even know what to do, where to go and how to even start. All I knew was I love sneakers and I want to have a dope collection one day. So in today's video, I'm gonna be giving you guys a blueprint of all the things that I've learned over the past 15 plus years when it comes to collecting shoes. And if you follow these steps, you'll be able to grow your collection to worth over $100,000 way faster than I did. Oh yeah, and if you didn't know by now, my name is DJ and this is the DNA show. So note number one, you're gonna need some money. And I know everybody is like, you can't build a $100,000 collection unless you got a $100,000. You can build a $100,000 sneaker collection without actually spending $100,000. But here's an example on how I would visualize my collection now in current time and something that I never thought of doing back when I was younger. If you had 667 shoes and each one of those shoes was $150 in value, that would be a $100,000 sneaker collection. And stepping back, thinking about that, you need almost 700 pairs of shoes just to get a $100,000 collection. That's a lot of shoes. It takes up a lot of space.  You don't want to do it, but at the same time, it is a potential option if you want to go the somewhat cheaper route. But I think as your collection starts to scale over time and you get better shoes, then you'll have those more expensive sneakers that kind of cover that cost and eat into those numbers and quantity when it comes to how many shoes you need to have in your collection to actually hit that $100,000 mark.     Let's say it's the Olive Travis Scott Air Jordan 6s and some off whites and you got some hyped up Jordan 4s and a couple models that's hitting real good and you got a really solid collection, not a bunch of grills, but some really good stuff. And say every shoes worth around 500 bucks a piece, that's what gets you 200 pairs of shoes to equal that $100,000. Now, collections like that that have around 200 pairs of shoes really, really sturdy and have a good value on them like that, those are gonna be the collections that people have established over years and typically they have more shoes and they slowly start to condense down and have that really refined type of collection. They don't just start off like that, it doesn't begin that way. We'll talk about how to start in a second, but I just wanna again create kind of a perspective for you guys on a number to aim after and what type of collection you wanna build. Now, next up would be kind of like around that $1,000 mark, right?  The things that go for, you know, 1,100 bucks, 1,200 bucks, 1,500 bucks, 800 bucks. Now you only need about 100 pairs of shoes in your collection and you can have that $100,000 collection. So if you wanna go after nothing but more of those higher end grail type sneakers and you're kind of limited on space or you just don't wanna have a gigantic collection of four, five, 600 pairs of shoes in your collection, that's always a good option as well and you're definitely gonna have a lot of bangers in there. Now the last and final one, which I see often, I know it doesn't sound so realistic at the beginning, but I see a lot of collectors that do have collections like this as well. You could have, you know, 15 to 30 pairs of shoes in your collection. Let's just say 20 pairs of shoes in your collection. That's gonna be around a $5,000 pair of shoes. So it's gonna be loaded with a lot of higher end off whites, PEs, special edition stuff, rare gyms, college editions, you name it, samples. Those are gonna be the type of sneakers that you collect which is a whole different type of collection. I see a lot of collectors that go after things like that, you know, they want the DRs and Louis Vuitton collaborations and things like that and they kind of skip out on all the GRs and everything, they're not really worried about that. They just wanna go after the, you know, the rare exclusive gyms and they have those in the rotation and they kind of switch shoes out and they're always kind of rocking something really expensive. We see a lot of collectors that way as well. So that gives you kind of five different tiers of how you could go about, you know, organize your collection. And again, for me, I have a huge mix of all these kind of categories. You guys know me, I got PEs and samples and GRs and basic stuff and classic nostalgic stuff and shoes that's not really worth anything at all. I got a lot of different gyms in the collection but I, again, have curated my collection towards things that I like and again, we'll talk about that a little bit later in the video but hopefully that helps you get just a little bit of perspective. Now let's take it to the next note and that is gonna be knowledge. And what do I mean by that? You need to learn the ins and outs of the shoe game and understand why do these shoes go up in value? Why do they mean so much to other people? I understand why I like it and again, at the end of the day, buy what you like. That's the most important thing because you don't wanna build a collection off of sneakers that you don't even like trying to have a $100,000 collection because you think it's cool because everybody else thinks you're cool. No, at the end of the day, if you, this is a goal of yours or you wanna build out a dope collection because for me, I love collecting sneakers. I love rocking this stuff. I love being able to afford to rock these sneakers. All those different things. These are gonna be strategies to help you enjoy the process and get the dope sneakers that you always dream to get at the same time. So when you do start to understand the game and you realize, okay, this model's going up in these colors and I do like this one but I'm kinda selective on that one. Okay, cool. I'm gonna get two or three pairs whenever I have a chance and then I'm gonna sit on that shoe and I'm gonna rock one and then I'm gonna wear one later. There's been so many situations where I had a shoe in my collection and I'm like, yo, I love this shoe. I'm getting two or three pairs of them. I'm rocking one immediately as soon as I get it and then years down the line, I'm ready to pull out a fresh pair and I'm selling the pair that I've been wearing over the past couple of years and I'm able to sell that shoe for more than what I got it for originally and the other two shoes when I sit, you know, I had two sitting on ice, those are worth like triple or four times the value and now I've made a really good decision. I'm enjoying my sneakers. I got a fresh pair on deck waiting for me to rock. I can sell the old ones that I had, make money off of that and receive a profit cutting into the value of my other ones while I got equity in those shoes. You see what I'm saying? So definitely making those type of decisions and understanding like, hey, I can actually get value in this now and later and enjoy the whole process throughout plus make a couple bucks. And if you guys really wanna learn the nitty gritty ins and outs of the shoe game, all the broken down details of every aspect of it, I made sure I built a full eight week program teaching you guys every single thing you need to know about the game plus private access to me if you have any questions or access to my community and network of people to help grow your collection or take your shoe game or even real estate game to a whole another level. So if you're interested in that as well, make sure you hit the link down below in the description and get signed up. I would love to see you guys on the inside and I've helped so many people over the years grow their collections and even businesses start and now scale to a whole another level. So if that's something you're interested in, the link is down below in the description. Now let's take it to the next note and that's gonna be relationships just like I spoke about joining the community, getting inside, having access to me, different opportunities like that or Facebook groups or going to stores and meeting people. There's so many different options on how you can go about it but when you build these relationships with people and get into these circles of people that are buying rare exclusive gems and PEs and samples or getting shoes in bulk or getting the latest greatest drop that came out that you couldn't get your hands on before. When you start to get in those circles it becomes a lot easier because now you have access to more people compared to just going on sneakers app and trying to get the shoe. I know everybody can complain about it but we live in 2023 right now. We have the internet. There are so many options, so many people you can meet. To me there's no excuses. I know back then even when I started way back in the day we still had the internet then and I was meeting people on Nike Talk and ISS and I saw so many different people and collectors on 23 is back and during that time I was still building my network and my relationships even with people on Facebook marketplace and on at the time Craigslist before OfferUp was even a thing. You get what I'm saying right?  Don't let that be a crutch. Take advantage of the internet. Go out and find these places where you can build these relationships whether it's going to your next sneaker con or even flying to a sneaker con just to meet people. Whatever it takes to build your network and take your game to the next level you gotta put in that work. And for those that don't know over here I'm a firm believer of putting in that work. I believe in working very very smart but at the same time we still gotta work hard. So if you think everything is handed to you and it's gonna be easy I don't play that over here. We gotta put that work in. I'm gonna give you all the tools and steps that you need but at the same time don't think that oh yeah just because I got no you still gotta put that work in. So always remember that. Everybody these days is looking for a handout in the comment section. Can you give me a free shoot? Nah go get to work go earn that. And that brings me to my next note right here and that is hustle. Exactly why I built my program called the hobby to hustle program. My hobby was sneakers my hustle was flipping kicks growing my collection and I was like you know what this kind of makes sense and then I realized like bruh I be hustling all the time to get these shoes. I'm staying up late looking for deals. I'm going to hear there and everywhere just to try to meet up with people to do deals and I'm trying to build relationships by DM and people on Instagram and Twitter and this and that and the other. You gotta do that work. You have to put that grind in and take all those steps. And again I have some notes for you guys in the description right here of a kind of brief of everything that we're going over. So if you need to go back and look at this if you may have missed something check out the notes in the description of the video. And again if you want to get into the program I have every single thing in there with full tutorial breakdowns from how to package a box properly to making labels to building your collection display and how to save money on little things and how to cut costs. Trust me it's all on the inside. Either way let's keep going with this list. So still on the topic of hustle you have to go out and really get engaged with these Instagram people and these Twitter people and these Tik Tokers and all the different people that are resellers and everything. Find those trusted resellers build those relationships. Go out do some deals with them. You know say hey you may not get the best deal on the first deal but understand you're building a relationship. If you keep buying from a new person every time and you just go to the next person you're not going to build those relationships. It's better to buy from a few different people build those relationships start getting the better deal they'll start showing you more love they'll start giving you more discounts. Those type of things are really really important when it comes to this game. And it's a part of the hustle and understanding hey sometimes you can't win them all at the beginning but know that I'm going to build this relationship and later I'm going to get a lot of really good deals and it's not like you're doing this to take advantage of somebody and be conniving or anything like that. It's just more of like build the relationships have that thing whenever you have the opportunity to help that reseller or you know send another client to them or whatever it is always lend that helping hand because you never know you may help another person get some shoes from a reseller that you know and you may not have even done a deal with them yet but then you put that group text together and now they rock with you because you helped them make a sale and the next thing you know you try to find something and they show you some love. So you see what I'm saying all that is a part of the hustle and again part of the relationship building process as well. I think it's kind of all coincided with each other but that's just another example of why and how you can do a couple of things. So next up on the list right here is going to be it takes time please write this out big and bold underline it write it again one more time write it again okay I'll let you guys write it down you wrote it okay good so this right here it takes time first off don't measure your success or growth or anything like that to somebody else stay in your lane understand that we all get it differently we all have different avenues we all have different ways that we go about doing this and at the end of the day this is not a competition I am not in competition with anybody on this platform when it comes to who's got the best collection and it doesn't matter I'm building my collection for me I've been doing this way before social media I've been loving sneakers and collecting sneakers way before social media was even a thing I decided to do this because I wanted to share my knowledge my stories and my passion of sneakers with you guys so please understand that and know you need to do the same exact thing if you have a true passion for this you're not looking for the cloud you don't care about all that stuff that's what it's about and if again you wanna build an audience later and do all that stuff great build an audience do that have fun create social media stuff as you build your collection do that that's all fun to do as well but understand at the end of the day do it because you're buying what you like you're building the collection that you like because if anything right say for example all the shoes go down in value well now are you gonna be stuck on a bunch of shoes that you hate or you're gonna say hey I still love all these shoes I had a great time I enjoyed the process of collecting these shoes now again I like I said I feel like there's a lot of chances where you're not gonna have your whole shoe collection go down in value just because like I said I've been in this game for almost 20 years and I haven't seen that happen to anybody yeah you have shoes fall apart and a couple things happen over the years some might go up some might go down but I've never seen somebody's collection just go to zero I've always seen people being able to cash out when they decide to exit the shoe game and no longer be a collector because sometimes yeah you may get bored 10 years down the line you're like brah I didn't collect it all the shoes I've had everything that I wanted I've worn all the stuff that I want I'm growing now I'm becoming an adult I wanna buy a house whatever it is you might be in that situation and this is where my next point is this is not only to help you build adult collection especially for my younger viewers that are watching these videos but now you're also setting yourself up with a nest egg of a collection of sneakers that you could get back if you really needed to and if you really wanted to you could take that collection 100 bands come on now we're talking about a good down payment on a property now obviously yeah you need to take care of make sure you pay in taxes you got a good income based off your business or your W2's or whatever you got going on but with that aside now having down payment money you can use this as an asset as well so I think about it that way you could buy let's say you get you hit on the Travis Scott's whatever the new Travis Scott threes that come out I'm just making something up right let's say you hit on the Travis Scott threes and retails 220 bucks and the shoe goes for a thousand dollars this is how you grow your collection quick if you hit on a couple of those shoes and you got this and that the other you might be all in on your collection 35 thousand dollars but the actual value is 62 thousand dollars and you're like damn that's almost double of what I actually put cash into this or trades or deals that I have done over the years and you're like man I could do this I could scale it I can do that so like I said we wanna make smart decisions as we purchase these shoes and always keep inventory of the sneakers as we're going and make sure that we're counting every single dollar that goes in and out as we build our collection because I know it's not about the money and all the stuff I get that but later down the line it's always fun to know hey yeah I built this collection I worked hard for this and I have this dope collection on my hands but at the same time I'm 45 thousand dollars in and it's worth 112 thousand dollars now you're like well maybe you know I could liquidate a couple things use that for a down payment keep half the collection still have all my dope favorite sneakers that I've built you know I don't know if you wanna say relationships with the shoes with but you know got the most memories with and now you're getting rid of some of the fluff in your collection because again that happens to a lot of collectors I'm just trying to you know open your mind to different ideas and concepts of how people go about doing this and how they build their collections and structure it in all those different processes now like I said you could say hey how do you hit on this app for retail I have plenty of videos about that and how to cop from consignment shops and others different details on those but this is really a blueprint with a lot of gems in there and I don't know maybe you may not think it wasn't valuable at all I hope it was but I hope you guys enjoyed this and I hope this was helpful if you have any other questions let me know down below in the comment section hopefully I can give you guys some more videos or refer you to some videos that I've made in the past and again I have a full in-depth program that teaches you everything with private access to me monthly live meetups and we go over all the ins and outs and any questions you may have I'll always try to answer them for you whether it's helping you start your own business get a real estate loan build your collection get your grail sneaker whatever you need help with I'll always try to help however I can appreciate you guys as always see you in another one I'm out I would never let you down and sit my DNA the only choice I like to make what I'm aware today I would never let you down and sit my DNA the only choice I like to make what I'm aware today I was made for it


Hi everyone, this is Gauravi and I work with the Partner Ecosystem team at Red Hat. I am so excited and glad to be a part of DevCon and connect with you all today. As I mentioned, I work for Partner Ecosystem where we care a lot about our partners because they are important for our services. It's equally important for us to reach out to new partners while we nurture the existing ones and to fill the gap between us and the partners in an efficient marketing efforts. It's crucial to be able to cater the needs of these business partners and customers by understanding what exactly they want so that the customer's experience can be provided to them by having the right marketing efforts placed in the right place at the right time. As we all know today, most of the marketing efforts are to reach and pull the customers through some kind of web platforms such as websites, blogs, social media, emails or online campaigns. It's important to know how these marketing efforts are channelized and how partners are responding to these efforts. With the right channel and marketing analytics, there lies an opportunity to deliver a great experience by connecting with partners or customers in a better way. One of the very such opportunities is to have an ability to see the data in real time to understand the customers on a whole new level by integrating web data. As the analytics is at the heart of enterprise decision making, let's have a look at how Adobe Analytics works for applying real time analytics and detail segmentation across all of your marketing channels. Hopefully you would be able to take home the basic understanding of Adobe Analytics, its features and capabilities after this talk. Also, as you would all know how to use the product, you would be able to start exploring further on your own. So to begin with, the very first question might pop up as what is web data or why web data for especially those who do not work with the data directly? So web data is any data collected from web platforms or media such as how many people are visiting your websites, what content they are looking at or from where they are visiting and so on. Now why web data? Let's say you have a shop or a store and you would be able to know how many customers you have each day. What are the most selling items? If there is any specific time of the day or we expect more crowd at your store. But what if you have a website which has a bunch of web pages? Then how do you know how many people are visiting your website? What content pulls more visitors and if most of the visitors are from any specific part of the world and so on. To answer all these questions, we need web analytics and shortly we will see how Adobe Analytics helps with this challenge. But before we begin with the demo, I'll let you enjoy a short video which shows how the web analytics is at the heart of the business decision and it's one of the crucial factors in making business decisions. So in a quick moment, let me share my screen and there you go. Come take a look at this. They keep getting bigger and bigger, clicks are on the short side. Hope you enjoyed that. Now let's see how Adobe Analytics actually works. So this is a new project which we are going to start with. And on the left side, we can see three important options. Number one panels, number two visualizations and number three components. So the panels are collection of visualizations from any visualization from this list under the visualization tab and then comes the components which were divided into different parts such as dimensions, which is a variable or the list of variables in the form of string. Then comes the metrics, which could be a quantitative information about the dimensions and then the segments, which could be treated as a filter. And then comes the date range, which is simply a collection of different date range previously defined. This is a panel which you could see and you can create a new panel from here. When we create a new panel, we already have a few visualizations to select from, but if you want some more, then we can go to the visualizations and then just add the visualizations from here. Right now, we already have one panel with us and we already have selected the free form table. So let's begin with that. Before that, let's name our project, name the report also. So from components, we are going to drag dimensions, metrics and segments, also the date ranges. So let's see if you want to see how many pages across all the red hats are available and the visits and visitors for those pages. So we'll simply start by dragging the dimension page name into the left side of the panel or the report. Remember that the dimensions would always go on to the left side and the metrics would go to the right side. We already have occurrence as a default metrics over there, which we are going to replace with the visits because we want to see the visits and we also want to see the unique visitors. So we're going to add the unique visitors also. So basically visits are the visit is a sequence of page views in one sitting or one session while unique visitors are the unique number of visitors we have for that site. So we could see that there are a number of pages we have and how many visits and unique visitors we have for the given page. From here, we can select how many rows we want to see from the available ones. So let's choose five and then we can also sort ascending or descending based on the requirement. We could also see the trend of the data and it seems that this data is for August 1st to August 30th. We can change the date range from here or we can simply use one of the predefined date ranges from here. Like let's say last 30 days. And then the data would the rate range would apply to this table and the numbers would change accordingly. Yeah, like that. Also, we could add different segments over here. For example, right now I have no filters or no segments. So I have all the pages here across Red Hat. And let's say if I want to see only the pages which are connected to related to partner connect. Then we are going to use one of the predefined filter or segment. We are just going to drop it here. And please notice that the pages and the number would change accordingly. Here we can see all the pages which start with RH or RHC. And once we have the segment added, the numbers would change because the pages would also change. Yeah, there we go. Now we have all the pages only connected to Red Hat partner connect and we have the numbers accordingly. We can also add a text card over here. Sometimes it's very important if you want to set some information for your audience or the team we are representing the dashboard to this node section can be used to fill in any information which you think would be helpful to know. I have some information already. So I'll just paste it over here. So basically this acts as a mini text reader in your program or in your report. Yeah, there we go. We can also add the summary number. So from visualizations, I'm going to drag this and I want to let's say have unique visitors. So this is unique visitor. I'm going to lock my selection because I don't want to change it whenever I go over and I'll just rename it as unique visitors for the last 30 days. We already have a free form table and let's say we want to create a visualization based off that. So I'll select the data. Right click. Go to the visualization and I'm actually interested in seeing the trend. So I would go for the line chart. Yeah. Now it shows the trend for these pages for visits and unique visitors for last 30 days. It seems that on August 7, we have less visits than August 14. We have less visits. August 21. We have less visits and so on. So it seems that during weekends, we generally have less visits and visitors. And it makes sense also because people do not work during weekends in most of the time. So that's how we can see the trends and anomalies if there are any. Right now we do not have any anomalies detected. Also, as you change or as you select, change your selection on the free form table, the graph would change accordingly.  You can also hide the free form table. If you want, but for now, let's keep it. If you, no matter what, what parameter you select, the graph won't change. The graph number and all the details will definitely change if you change, make any changes to the segment and filter over here. Let's say from last 30 days we go for last month, the numbers table and the visualization is going to update accordingly. So that's how we can see the trends and anomalies table and the visualization is going to update accordingly. Yeah. There we go. Now let's say if you want to see how many, what are the countries and how many visits were coming from each of those countries. You're just going to retrace the page name with the country. Yeah. And now we can see different countries. We have total 158 countries, but we selected to see only five rows. That's why we could see five countries over here. So we could see that these top five countries and their visits and unique visitors. And we can also break it down further if you want to see how many pages or what are the actual pages are being viewed in each of those countries. We are just going to select them. Right click and break it down by the page name. There we go. Now we can see that within the United States we have 475 pages. Currently we have listed only five pages and see which are the top five pages based on the visits we have or based on the unique visitors we may have. So accordingly we can make. I already have a full report created over here. Since because of time constraint, I cannot show everything. And this is the report we can create. I have added one another segment over here, a couple of more text card and summary card. Here I have listed the web pages and their web URLs. I have just break it down the same way we did it for the country. We can also create different charts based on the requirements or based on how we like it to have. So here is the countries. Here is the countries table. The same thing which we performed. We could also see the different campaigns and what are the pages visited most through each of the campaigns. We could also see the popular pages and the time spent on those pages by the visitors. We can also look at the download activities for each of the page. And accordingly we can also see the different platforms from where users are navigating to red light pages such as if they are using any kind of search engines or if they are using any external websites or social media platforms. We can also further break it down which social media platforms people are using or which are the external websites people are using or what are the search engines people are using. Apart from that we can also develop a traffic flow diagram to see how users are actually navigating from different pages. So from these interpages people are visiting these pages and from these pages then they are going to different pages. So we could actually track their navigation activity to some extent. We could also see how many people are exiting after visiting the first page or after visiting the second page. So this is just a glimpse. We could do much more with that. But I hope you enjoy this talk and the session was insightful for you. So with this I would open it up for any questions you may have for me. And thank you.


o? Sure, why not? 14 out of 50. You need to hold onto this one, Chad, till around this point next year, in hopes that he has like a Heisman award-winning season. There's Ramon Davis to 150, that will be for Jeff. Ah, I got you. So Barrows is also saying they built it in a way that helps block the wind as well.  Do you want to see? I need to look up some TikToks of that. Need a choo-choo for Caleb Williams? Train whistles are for out of fives and under. Here's another Peyton Thorn for Jeremy Portnain as a UCLA fan. I don't know if I could give Caleb Williams a train whistle. I don't know, I've told the so-called expert and I don't watch enough college. I'm obviously not a football scout. A lot of the so-called experts seem to think that Caleb Williams, if he does what he's expected to do in this year of college, it's supposed to be top five, top 10 pick or first quarterback off the board. What if the Dolphins draft Tua's brother? That'd be kind of funny, which I suppose was possible, I guess. You don't know, I mean, I'm hoping for the best for Tua's health. Yeah, candlestick, the wind was crazy there. Is that trivia, Chad? Per the CDC research, which sport expands a person's life expectancy the most will help you live longer, live stronger and longer than all other sport activities? I say walking, speed walking. Swing is a good one, Dave Varros, I like that. I want something low impact and higher heart rates. This is what I'm going with. A light jog, 30 minutes a day, that sport. American football, Jess James, I guess. I don't know about that one. Wow, racket sports, tennis, badminton, and then racket ball? It's my sport, I grew up playing a lot. I still play some tennis, not as much, but there's Tizwan Harry, Tizwan, Tizan Harry. That goes to Joe, Joe, you. I do enjoy the tennis. I suppose that's cause it's what? Yeah, racket balls of mini court, high bursts of energy, running around, swinging something, a lot of short bursts running, not a lot of sustained running that could damage joints. There's a Hennan Hooker, 149 out of 199, Aqua Lava going to Chad. I enjoy the tennis, I just don't know a lot of people who play a lot of tennis in my peer group. A lot of golfers though. Where's golf on the list? Will Leviss, if you don't take a cart. Will Leviss Speckle, that's gonna go to Trevor. And Cade McNamara. Cade McNamara will go to, Cade will go to Chad. Now I guess by how many years tennis adds to your life? On average, per person on a casual basis only, what's casual, like what, a couple hours a week? It is a good exercise. Short bursts event, short bursts of running and then rest, short bursts of running and rest. There's like interval training. Golf is not considered sport, so it's not, what, golf's a sport. I said 10, which I feel like is a lot. But I'm shooting the moon. 9.7, look at that. Giving myself the hit on the belt. There's more tennis players out there. Let's go play some tennis. Oh, see, this is what I do with a box check so I don't lose a pack. Did Tennessee release Malik Willis? No, not at the moment. I feel like they're more inclined to release Ryan Tannell before they release Malik Willis, have two QBs under, two QBs under rookie contract. Three is soccer, four cycling, five swimming, six jogging, seven just general calisthenics. I do like swimming. I enjoy the swimming. I could do that. Weather needs to get a little warmer though. Soccer, I played a lot of soccer too, but I feel like I definitely gonna, gonna tear an ACL playing soccer. Rob Lowe was a great tennis player back in the day. Really? I feel like that rings a bell. Rings a trivia bell. Was he ranked in Southern California? I think he's from California. Was he ranked youth teenage tennis player? Masterpieces, Speckle, CJ Stroud, Bryce Young, Refractor for all other, Jeremy.  Here's Nathaniel Dell. It's for Jeff.  I don't know what they, maybe they, maybe they end up trading. Malik Willis. They found golfers take more sugar and calories than they lose in no cardio.  See, most people just drink beer and ride a cart all day long. 78 out of 99, Dontavian Wicks. That'll go to the all other players, but wait, what was the case hit? It looks like an outlaw post or no, that's not a case hit. Those die cuts we see a lot of, like these. Those are pretty common.  There's a Henden Hooker and there's a Clayton Toon, our final autograph. That goes to Jeremy Port. Name that tune. It's Clayton. And there's another Henden Hooker right there as well. Scott could see them trading Willis when some teams, QB goes down. Actually, that's a good point. And just keep hanging on to Malik Willis until, until a team loses a quarterback, which happens every year. And then you make that call. All right gang, here's the recap. There's the Caleb Williams, which is pretty nice. Even though he's a USC guy. Some Bryce Youngs, got a Henden Hooker as well. So not too shabby. Hopefully these guys, if they're drafted, hopefully they become all pros. If they're not drafted, hopefully they're future first round draftees. There you go, ladies and gentlemen. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye bye. All right, yeah, not a bad break at all. All right, let me put this away and let's give away some money before we call it a night. Here is the ballpark orientation on baseball almanac that I was referring to. It does feel a little faster with the trivia, right? It's always better when there's a lot of people in the group chatting and hanging out. That always helps. Yeah, that was a 47 minute break. Didn't feel like that, right? At least not to me. And we still got to see some nice hits. Is that hot? Three in a row? I think three, you can consider a streak. One is just one win. Two is you've won a couple in a row. Three is a streak. I'd say you gotta win five plus games in a row if you wanna call hot. Maybe six in a row. Just so you're, when you look at the standing, it says last 10 games. It says six out of four. Seven out of four, maybe. And then seven in a row. That's that, yeah, six or seven's a streak. Three is just a winning streak. Fewest innings to 500 career Ks. Corbin burns 365. Ohtani 388 and two thirds. And Dylan ceased to 90. I didn't realize Dylan ceased. Was among the top three to the fewest innings to 500 Ks. Actually, Corbin burns had 500 Ks in just 365 innings. Losing three in a row, that's just a losing streak. Right, that's just a streak. Losing five, six, seven in a row, that's a real cold streak. Same thing, just opposite temperature.  And now, well, I think it's contingent upon your diet and then, and then your continued playing of the sport, Chad. I don't think you and I are out of the woods yet. I'm not adding 10 just because of that. I was a smoker for a while, so I feel like I've burned up those 10 extra years growing up playing tennis. When did I stop smoking? I don't remember. Three or four years ago? Somewhat recently. Yeah, not like some of my friends. I never ended up being like a pack-a-day kind of smoker. I was like a pack-a-week smoker. And I think then the two years leading up to just quitting, I think of two years before quitting, I think I was down to like one a day or something like that. And then I was just like, well, what's the point at that point? I miss it, though. I'll have a cigar once a fiscal quarter. Right, then I didn't wanna risk these dulcet tones. But this is how I got part of the dulcet tones. I was in the music scene and there was a lot of cigarette smoking. Well, with the healthy lifestyle, that's why I have adopted the healthy lifestyle attitude because I was like, man, if I'm gonna continue smoking and drinking booze, I've gotta change other parts of my lifestyle. So that's where that comes from, Rex, over-commentating. Yeah, Mick Jagger also has millionaire healthcare. He has got the healthcare where he can spare no expense. I'm not quite at that level yet. Well, I don't play tennis regularly anymore, but I did play tennis regularly for much of my, for probably 15, for probably for 20 years. Played 10, well, not 20 years. Probably, when did I start playing tennis? I was like, that age, and probably like 10 years? 10 solid years, regularly? And so I probably gained those 10 years minus the 10 years for smoking. I think I'm about even. Although then there's the caffeine and alcohol. That's still hanging around. But I don't know, I get mixed reports about that every other year. One year it's like, yeah, coffee's great for you.  You know, one time it's just like, hey, yeah, yeah. You know, drink a couple glasses of booze every night. It's great, you know? It's actually not that bad. And then the next year, it's like, it's bad. The benefits you get from the heart, you lose with your liver or something like that, I don't know. So I just do some things in moderation, try to eat healthy, try to get some exercise here and there, and then see what happens. Eggs are like that too, eggs. Bad for the cholesterol, one year. Guess what, they've got Omega-3s that'll help Alzheimer's the other year. You know? CBD gummies to replace coffee? I've not tried CBD. I don't do any of that hippy stuff, Chad. None of that CBD stuff, no way. For me it's just crystal meth in the morning for the caffeine. And a little booze to help me go to sleep at night, just like everybody else. That's what everyone else says, right? CBD is Chad Dawes' initials. What's your social security number, Chad? And your mother's made it real quick. No, I don't want to try Chad. I love drinking coffee, so I'm not gonna stop that. NFL has teamed up with your client. Who's your client? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.  And Dorsett says it's the best ever. Tony is son Anthony. They can't love it. Why can't King Baker Joe? Everyone's billed differently, you know? That works for Tony and Anthony, you know? Just, you know, hard drugs and high-proof liquor work for me. And that happens already, Dave Barrow, so why? Oh, retired players, so nice. Yeah, get those pensions. Get those pensions, NFL players, they need them. I'm all for it. Could be a lot better, too, in my opinion. Oh, I think you have a THC gummy, Jason. Hi, everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com. Big thanks to Nick Jaspy, who extended the promo to Wednesday night, to tonight. So big thanks to him. These are the breaks we need to accomplish to give away the money. And we kept track of it right here in the promo tab on the break schedule.  So there's the Jumbopack number six. There's the capstone right there. We did two capstones to unlock the Diamond Dozen. Then we did one Bowman university, let's make that a little bit bigger. We did one Bowman university yesterday. Then we did a filler for Pick Your Team eight. Pick Your Team eight was included. And then we did a filler for Pick Your Team nine and Pick Your Team nine we just did recently. And then after that, we did another best university random player break, number two. So 290 total names. Let's gather all those names. New dice, new list. Thanks everyone for making this happen. I appreciate all of your efforts. And top 10, we'll get $250 break credit each to jaspyscasebreaks.com. So that's a total of $2,500 of break credit and I'm glad we had that extra day. So again, big thanks to Nick. Every next time you see Nick Jaspy, thank him for extending the promo, especially if you win money. Let's roll it. Let's randomize names, one and a two, three easy times. Top 10 after three, good luck. One, two and once more, three. So after three times, big drum roll here, only the top 10 are getting money. But hey, I appreciate everyone doing what you normally would do. Join our group breaks on jaspyscasebreaks.com. We run these promos fairly often, once or twice a week, give or take. And just from doing what you would normally do, you might stumble into a little bit of break credit.  Appreciate you trying. 11 through 300, I appreciate everybody trying, but only the top 10 can win money. Congrats to Brandon, Dennis, Brian, Craig, Tristan, Rick, Neil, Stephen K, Matt, and Chad Cromwell. So congrats to the top 10 after three. You've got $250 break credit each going your way. Remember, the break credit does not expire and you do not have to use it all at once. It'll go to your email, whatever email you use for orders, it'll go to that email, check your spam folder if you don't see it and it'll arrive to you as a gift card code. So there you go, congrats to the top 10. Thanks for watching with us. Thanks for breaking with us. I'm Joe, I'll see you next time for the next promo, bye-bye. All right, there you go. All right, so before I forget, I'm gonna give away this break credit or do the break credit codes now, but class dismissed, we are done for the night unless you wanna hang out a little bit more. Brandon Jensen, I call this 53 promo, 250 bucks.  You deserve it. All right, thank you, Chad. I appreciate you. Good conversation. Thanks for getting into the breaks. We appreciate you. Earlier than today, I was a little worried that it wasn't gonna happen, but I'm glad it did. Two sports, who is the QB goat? I mean, it's hard not to say Tom Brady, right? But I feel like when these conversations are happening, I feel like Tom Brady should just be taken out of the conversation. Tristan, you got your break credit. I think it's much more difficult to talk about, like things much more interesting debate to see who is the goat after Tom Brady. After Michael Jordan LeBron, who's the goat, I'm letting Bill Russell, who after that, that starts to get interesting. It's using that email address. Do you think Brady wins four rings without the grogster? Yes, I do. Who is the current goat? I don't know if that's any easier, because I feel like current goat, you don't know who the current goat is until after all is said and done. We need more sample size. David Barrow says, Patrick Mahomes. Has, I mean, did Grinkowski ever win a Super Bowl MVP? I mean, Gronk was great. It certainly made things a lot easier for Tom Brady, but I think they would have been able to figure it out. I think Gronk certainly, you know, I think Gronk probably has more of an impact, like in a broader sense, I feel like in more of a, more of the regular season sense, you know? Other receivers having a down day or something like that, I feel like he's just taking over game sometimes, but Super Bowl, once they get to the Super Bowl, I think the Patriots defense, I think it should get a lot more credit than when Brady has done. I mean, as boring as it is, defense wins championships, right? All right, two more break credit codes. Hmm. Chad doesn't think Brady wins four without Gronk. I think Gronk was under Valley Fall of the Blocking. He always took over in the fourth. Yeah, I mean, I feel like my arm can be twisted to agree with that, but I feel like Belichick could have probably figured it out. I mean, if Gronk just never exists, I feel like he would have just found another Gronk that could at least, maybe not be Gronk, but at least, you know, kind of fill that role. Yeah, what about Vinitari? I mean, really, does Brady win four without Vinitari? All right, so Matt, you got your break credit and last, but certainly not at least Mr. Cromwell. Chad, any relation to Oliver Cromwell?  No, actually, okay. Now, a lot of, is it named after Oliver Cromwell? Rex, bit of a controversial figure. Use of the military for political access.  Maybe that's who Chad's related to, Jason. And maybe Chad might be related to more witches and warlocks, like Jason Jassy's suggesting. Hey, maybe if you wanna give up your DNA personal info to a private company, who knows what they're gonna do with that information? You could just freely give your DNA to those companies if you're comfortable with that. If they want bankruptcy, they're welcome to have your DNA. All right, boys and girls, I think that is it for me. Glad, it is named after Oliver Cromwell? Wow, controversial. All right, gang, I'm Joe for Jassy's case breaks. I guess a lot of those things could have been. Maybe they're very pro English, Rex. Tell them it's America now. You go over to Cromwell, Indiana, and just tell them, hey, we beat those redcoats. We got them out of here, you know? Yeah, you tell those 512 people who were living in the past and be like, listen, we beat those redcoat bastards back in the day. You start living in the present in 2023 in America. You tell them that, Rex. Go to Cromwell, Indiana, you let them know what's what. All right, folks, that's it for me. I'm back tomorrow, three o'clock Pacific, six o'clock Eastern, and we'll do this craziness all over again to join me tomorrow for some more breaks. I don't know what Nick might add to more stuff on the site. We got some more Bowman baseball to work on, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. So maybe we'll do that Eminence tomorrow, maybe some basketball, maybe some football tomorrow. Not a single person bought a spot in this filler today. Maybe we can get that contenders opting going on. So let's make it happen. Rex, thanks for hanging out, man. As always, Chad, as always. Jason, Jaspy, have a good night. I'm gonna see you in a second. David Barrows, have a good night. And anyone else who's kind of up and awake, Steven Punk, maybe still up and awake, listening. Oh, I missed even Punk's question. Do some of the, yeah, I think people still, I think some ball players still chew tobacco. You can still see some guys with some chew, but I feel like that's not as common anymore. And I feel like, I don't know, I feel like they get tobacco shamed at some point because of the kids. All right, I'll see you everybody tomorrow, three o'clock Pacific, six o'clock Eastern, Jaspy'scasebrace.com.


And before Miss Kiyawati speak in the session, we have a wonderful speaker from Indonesia also, Miss Kiyawati. Hello Miss Kiyawati, you can prepare them before you speak on your material. And before that, I will introduce her. Miss Kiyawati Yulilania Okinarum, who works at Midwifery Lecture and Researcher at the Department of Midwifery Education Program, Faculty of Health Science at the University of Suspandibu, Jakarta, Indonesia. With a beggar in Midwifery Research in University of Spajajaran, exploring the importance of nutrition for children using a mobile application that C-develop. Since then, her research has continued to examine using a mobile application that C-develop. And her research has continued to examine maternal and child health in fund feeding or breastfeeding, mentality health, also gender equity that relates to nutrition, and her ability to critically think about the field related practice and competencies has positioned her to effectively advocate and advance the field to a diverse population in a scope of maternal and child health. She has received numerous awards and grants in the field of research. The initiator of portable lactation room in the tourist area of Iwiapakasiti, the founder of Peruang Sehati and Remaja Berkerap, and she also director of research field, Yayasan Bidan Berbagi Indonesia. And the study is about development of the room Sehati, a portable lactation room innovation in tourism area and Indonesian pilot project. Wow, it's interesting topic. And Miss Giawati together do the study with Miss Fanny, Miss Fanny and Miss Hasta from Indonesia. Okay, nice start. Okay. Thank you so much, Miss Riska. And good morning, everyone. Good morning, everyone. Thank you for coming here to our presentation. I'm second of such a business schedule. I'm Giawati Lillani Okinarum, and everyone call me Gita. I'm originally from Indonesia. And I'm a library lecturer and researcher from Universitas Espatik Jukarta, Indonesia. I hope you will find this topic informative and interesting. So, the topic of my talk is development of the room Sehati, a portable lactation room innovation in tourism areas in Indonesia pilot project. This is our team, me, Fanny, and Hasta. Currently, Fanny is continuing her doctoral studies in the midwibri and social science program at the University of Manchester. She is a lecturer in nursing program at Universitas Espatik Jukarta. And Hasta is also a lecturer in the informatics study program from Universitas Espatik Jukarta. Fanny and Hasta, can you say hi to everyone here? Ya, okay. And at this moment, we are going to say thank you for Jukarta City Government, Universitas Espatik Jukarta, and our lovely breastfeeding mothers. I'm just speaking to say thanks for the assistance on the research last year. And we really appreciate you stepping into support class. I know you had to put in extra hours to catch up on your own work. So, thank you so much. And your expertise was vital for this research and we couldn't have finish it successfully without you. You really helped us and we hope to work with you again on future research. Ya, this is the location. Do you know Indonesia? Ya, Indonesia is composed of 17,000 islands that stretch over 5,000 miles along the equator. The Malay Peninsula and Indochina are situated to the northwest and the continent of Australia lies to south, northward, lie the Philippines and Micronesia. The world's largest airship, Indonesia's Constellation of Violence straddles the divide between Asia and Australia's Continental Plates. As a result, the islands over a stunning variety of topographies and ecologists miss... ya? Da, we can... Hello? Hello Miss Gita, we cannot see your slides. Oh, okay. So, can you see my slides? Can you see my slides now? Yes, we can see your slides now. Okay.  Okay, I will start here. Is it okay for you? Ya. Ya, okay. Ya, okay. What is it? Indonesia. Indonesia is composed of 17,000 islands that stretch over 5,000 miles along the equator. The Malay Peninsula and Indochina are situated to the northwest and the continent of Australia lies to south, north-west lie the Philippines and Micronesia and the world's largest archipelago Indonesia's constellation of island tradeals divide between the Asian and Australian continental plates. As a result, the islands over a stunning variety of topographies and ecologists mis-shoulded, volcanoes and mountains unexplored rainforest thousands of miles of beaches and endless offshore gives support delsling abundance of wildlife making Indonesia an ideal destination for adventure and eco-travel, right? And we did the research in Yogyakarta. Yogyakarta is the capital city of special region of Yogyakarta in Indonesia in the south-central part of the island of Java as the only Indonesian royal city still ruled by a monarchy Yogyakarta is regarded as an important center for classical Japanese fine arts and culture such as ballet, batik, textiles, drama, literatur, music, potrai, silver smithing, visual arts and wayang papatri and we are going to the next slide breastfeeding is also a human right that needs to be respected protected and fulfilled, right? Ya? Ya, Yogyakarta is a prominent tourist destination in Indonesia the majority of breastfeeding mothers bring their invents on family vacations, however there are no lactations spaces accessible in tourist areas public facilities lactation rooms are required to meet newborns needs as recommended by WHO and the absence of lactation rooms and vasileris will hinder mothers appellated to breastfeed in public settings Ya, you know that recent research estimate that the increase in exclusive breastfeeding in the world can prevent 823,000 child mortality and 20,000 maternal mortality from breast cancer annually and the benefits of breastfeeding have been expanded due to the epidemiological and biological discoveries over the past decades despite this, low rates of breastfeeding are still reported in Indonesia the prevalence of exclusive breastfeeding in children 6 bulan was 54.3% less than 80% which is the national target of Indonesia the national target of exclusive breastfeeding in Indonesia Ya, the proportion of mothers who didn't breastfeed their baby because of lack of milk supply was 65.7% and 68.3% babies in the 0 until 6 months each group were not breastfed for the same reason Ya, you know that UN United Nation experts have highlighted practical steps to promote support and then protect breastfeeding such as maternity leave for feeding or expressing and storing milk better training for hard workers and ensuring women have accurate information so they can make informed choices about optimal feeding practices they also call for access to good quality breast milk substitutes to be better regulated affordable also the UN highlighted children have the right to live, survival and development and to the highest attainable standard of all of which breastfeeding must be considered an integral component cannot extra be embedded why? I cannot display this Ya, the pictures above depict several breastfeeding spaces in Cik Cikartus tourism area, the lactation rooms appears to be of poor quality actually policies and strategies developed in Indonesia to promote protect and support breastfeeding already exist it also contains regulations for the establishment of lactation room in each office and tourism building but in the reality it can be seen from the picture above the lactation room facilities are only sober in building and tourist areas, in fact many have changed their use into storage warehouses breastfeeding is a critical first step on a child path to a healthy future, but as a foundation for a child's future health and well-being breastfeeding also is a critical element of worldwide development award to create a more healthy, prosperous and sustainable planet as a practical step towards protecting the survival and health of babies and women, breastfeeding is a central part of the 2030 agenda for sustainable development and is linked to many of the SDGs sustainable development schools as I oh the slide is not move can you see my slide as I previously explain regarding exclusive breastfeeding and lactation rooms in each building and tourist area the following are the regulations regulations of lactation room the first is the major regulations number 70 of 20 concerning guidelines for implementation of regional regulations of 24 14 concerning exclusive breastfeeding and the regulation of the Minister of Health of Republic of Indonesia and the last one is article 128 paragraph 2 and 3 of law number 36 of 2009 concerning health so we are going to we are going to move to the next slide yeah so therefore we made an innovation in the form of a portable lactation room in the tourist area of Chukchukarada city so that tourist who are breastfeeding mothers can feel comfortable and safe in giving the babies their babies in the right to breastfeed yeah this is our objective that the researchers over an innovative portable researchers for Riska hello Riska yeah miss kita this is for your slide is it right yeah i have a monitor can help you to go into the next slide so you can say next or next and you can actually i have a new slide i have a new file i have a new file to present our presentation today so it doesn't matter different it doesn't matter but you can explain that in your speaking but in the slide is the final so we can use this slide okay okay okay thank you yeah it's okay okay i'm going to explain our objective the researchers over an innovative portable public breastfeeding room as a solution its purpose is to make your customer satisfaction with the newly constructed public lactation rooms okay next slide the methodology yeah okay we use descriptive analytic method design with purposive sampling techniques to recruit breastfeeding mothers who travel in the tourist area of Malibu, Rajuk, Jakarta and this design approach provides a comprehensive understanding of a particular situation a description that confies participants' experiences or actions from their perspective and in total 122 questionnaire were completed and generated and the required number of participants was not determined before the study was carried out and the data were collected between June and August 2022 and each questionnaire lasted approximately 15 minutes and from concern was explained to each participant before the interview was conducted and confidentially information was strictly maintained by research ethics before each what is it, each interview session begins and researcher allocated sufficient time to build trust and good relations with the participants after the interview was completed a cash receipt of 50,000 was presented 50,000 rupiahs was presented okay going to the next slide actually in our new file presentation there is a table the descriptive table but I will explain now this study took 122 breastfeeding mothers as respondents and the average breastfeeding mother who was taken as a respondent was 28 years old most of the babies were less than 6 months old with an average family income of more than 3 million rupiahs and had more than one child more than 50% worked and with less education what is it high school high school and more than 90% exclusive breastfeeding from this graphic we know the researcher use checklist for the quality of lactation rule for research that have been carried out in the Netherlands and adapted to condition in Indonesia thank you so much for Van Delen 2020 and to vinyl the average value of respondent satisfaction with the lactation room ruang sahati facility the results of which are shown in the table this graphic and most of the respondent stated that they were satisfied using ruang lactasi ruang sahati lactation room facility changing by the range of average between 4.10 until 4.92 for the following components fans science of the lactation room being used by users educational posters, tissues lamp table for putting mother's tools trash can mirror, life plans wash basin and then diaper diaper changer mother's chair door with lock lactation room sign and wall color or room design and respondents were very dissatisfied with the ventilation component unfortunately 1.66 which was considered to cause discomfort due to the lack of ventilation so that it felt hot especially when used during the day with hot temperatures and respondents also express their dissatisfaction with the ex-house fan component 3.84 and because it doesn't have much effect on indoor air circulation when used during the day so the facility safety comply with the privacy code of conduct and then provide facility in accordance with standard and ensure location efficiency is are the respondents say and the major issue is requires redesign and then limited units I think oh no, no I think but we think, yeah it's necessary to improve the design of the room ventilation so that tourists who are breastfeeding and their babies are more comfortable using it and then a leading sector is needed to carry out for the maintenance on this ruang lactasi, yeah ruang sahati, lactation room and then a cool clean and strategic location is needed to place the ruang sahati, lactation room in the tourist area of Chukchukara Resiri and the last but not least is additional needs of the ruang sahati, lactation room are needed, especially in tourist areas that do not have permanent rooms yeah, so thank you going to the next slide yeah, so thank you for your attention okay, thank you miss Fiawati for the speaking thank you so much okay, that's all about the presentation thank you so much miss Fiawati for the speaking it's awesome and it's impactful so interesting topic now let's move on to the next agenda which is Q&A session if there anyone who is willing to ask, please write your name and question in the Q&A panel okay, I can okay, it's about feedback from Fanny, Fiawati it's your team right and Kate Black thank you great study and wonderful opportunity and care for breastfeeding okay, good feedback from Korina congratulations to Mbak Kita and Tim thank you so much for your feedback okay, is there any question for the session 6 from Miss Fiawati it's a valuable topic, yeah, interesting topic about ruang sehati and lactation room in the public area in Juvia Karta thank you for your feedback from City Kuzaina from Miss Elvina okay, I think Miss Giawati is speak about the ruang sehati, lactation room in public area so I want to ask one question maybe to Miss Giawati about the scale up innovation how do you plan to scale up the ruang sehati or the lactation room in Juvia Karta maybe in the next area or the next city maybe so what what do you scale up how do you scale up with your team Miss Giawati okay, Riska, thank you so much for your question yeah so for this question maybe I would like to help Gia to answer your question since Gia just texted me that her baby is crying at the moment yeah, I'm really sorry about it okay, so this is really an interesting question so we would like to thank you for Jogja Karta Government because they provided some funding and then in this occasion we also develop some new portable lactation pots in some parts of tourism area in Jogja Karta as well so now we are still improving about the architecture for the lactation pots since based on the previous evaluation we really consider about some aspects that some participants feel a bit you know like not comfortable with the actually about the ventilation so now we are trying to improve about the facilities of the lactation pot itself like to to make the breastfeed mothers like to be more comfortable and there are lots of improvement for the next lactation pots as well and we also promote we are also promoting this lactation pots to everyone so there are lots of mass media that reported about our lactation pots so if you are trying to googling about Ruan Sahati lactation pots then you will get some information about it Thank you Wow, it's wonderful and it's valuable maybe and important for the city especially in Jogja Karta because Jogja Karta is the tourist city tourism city and I think Mario Buro and other place is need Ruan Sahati lactation room and also in the next city or next country Ya, that's really great if we could collaborate with another researcher from another region, maybe in Indonesia or worldwide to develop a lactation pot Okay, thank you so much


Hello everyone, and welcome to the 90th session in the research and education track. As a reminder to our in-world and web audience, can view the full conference schedule at conference.opensimulator.org and tweet your questions or comments too at OpenSimCC with the hashtag OSCC14 Explanation Market. This hour we are happy to introduce a terrific session called Unicam Earth Islander, OpenSim in Geoscience Education Network. Our speakers today are Annalisa Bonnello and Eleonora Parris. Annalisa Bonnello is a high school natural science teacher and a Ph.D. candidate in Teaching Earth Science at the University of Camarino, Unicam. With a thesis on the use of virtual worlds in geoscience education geological hazards. She has a master's degree in new learning at University of Art, Italy and a master's degree in Metacognitive Learning at IUL, that's how the university online will use. Eleonora Parris is an associate professor at University of Camarino. Dr. Parris is a geologist, an interest in geoscience education and founded EarthNet, a national network that is responsible for increasing awareness on geoscience education. Hello, thank you very much for your nice introduction. I'm Eleonora Parris and I will start introducing this project which is actually Annalisa's project for Ph.D. and she will talk in details later on in the next slides. I would also like to start talking about what is the purpose of why we started this project. The main reason is that Italy as well as are becoming much more fragile than before due to geological hazards and the effects of these hazards on the territory, not only on the territory but also in the risk that are affecting the population and in Italy it's also affecting the cultural heritage. So all these natural events are natural and they cannot be in any way... you can avoid them, but what is possible to do is try to prevent the negative effects and at least mitigate them. So for making very good prevention and mitigating the effect of the geological hazards it's important to increase the knowledge of the territory where people live in to increase the awareness of hazards in the territories and to increase the practice of civil protection. The problem is how to make that and the key aspect is the education of the city citizens and the education of the people and the future of the citizens. This is important because education in school will help to increase the knowledge of the national phenomena and have a better understanding and we expect that the better understanding will improve also the knowledge of the other and the risk where they can impact the other way and increase also the attention for the environment and the awareness for the protection of the environment itself. So the idea is that we create a group that is dealing with these topics putting together teachers, high school teachers or middle school teachers in science and people from university which are dealing with the geology and the environment and the idea is to create an experiment in new methods and projects to teach science and new ways to support the schools of the teachers in this way. What is important is to find new ways to attract the attention of the students on these topics and in this way we try to experiment in new ways. So the project will be presented to you and especially for your science education in Italy and we present some of the experiment experience that Annalisa is promoting in a area and we focus their attention that Annalisa is coming from another area which is one of the most important areas in the world. So she will go on talking about our project together and across the world the presentation to Annalisa now. Please. Thank you Alianora. I am Annalisa Bumiello. I am a science teacher and in my doctoral research I start from actual context and these actual changes really can and they use educational games they know or use simulation environment or different environment Minecraft, World Warcraft and other environment. So these students need to be motivated in different ways and we can use immersive methodologies that produce an improvement in cognitive and perceptual dynamics. This is the start point of my project and another nice starting point is the actual context for game-based learning and students in Italy because in Italy the front of my research is this 84% of secondary students of grade 1 and 2 use virtual games and use educational games and 50% know or use simulation environment. As a Minecraft World Warcraft the presentation is stopped but what is the situation for a science teacher in Italy? The actual context is that about the topic of game-based learning is that in Italy 70% of science teachers don't use virtual games or 50% don't know serious game movie toys or games so it's different between the students and the teachers in Italy. So my aim is in these two visions in school in Italy and innovation in the teaching of science teachers in Italy but what science is learning? And these are our sentences on which I base my work. The game is the preferred way to learn things who make the distinction between education and entertainment don't know the first of two and the culture in its original phase bears the character of a game and that the students know this situation that the science teacher and the teacher don't know this sentence. So in my workshop with the teacher together with the students I talk about the use of the serious game in the virtual environment but what is a serious game? A serious game is a game in which education is the primary goal better than education and this is very important for a good way for a good teaching in serious science education and the positive aspect of the digital game-based learning is a promote motivation that the challenge increases during the game promotes learning by doing promotes active learning and prevents all the skills. I talk in every workshop with the teacher and with the students about this for improved motivation to learn with innovative environment in the classroom. So Christian is a teacher is real or and virtual in the classroom I think what is the good learning in science education is I think that together real and virtual are a good way of science education so I will show you that of this learning games in education because the pedagogy, computer science and games work together work together to get this assimilation to create game-based learning and another slide is that of learning that is about the motivation the motivation is improved but from this way with virtual environment and serious game another thing I will talk about Jessica Tributh Jessica Tributh's work on and compare the traditional training and some training in game-based learning training and say that best learning is cost effective has low physical risk liability and I really engaging for students and the student can easily transfer learning to these and more traditional training and some training of learning we tend to remember our level upon this kind of learning there is doing a dramatic presentation real experience and this is in the research is focused on increased knowledge and awareness of natural phenomena essentially dangerous area experimenting a learning part of teaching and science in the movie involving school of the area of the areas producing science teacher a new approach these are the so the project solving various questions based on in this process scientists are the area is the volcanic area near Villuvius in the Soto Vitaly and in this area there is a high risk and we work civil protection and so science use game with simulations try to reproduce the experience as real to prepare as a little science study the rules of the characters in a functional setting or multiplayer or single player because the student can work as a single player or in multiplayer make connection and experience in real life and the briefing is a process on what a participant may have learned from playing the game for example with a visit to a volcanic area this is Unicamer Thailand and in this Unicamer Thailand used aeroplane or in the basic science education problem solving to improve creativity collaboration cooperation between students and between teachers and students and also between teachers and teachers in real scientific context activity for authentic evaluation tension and motivation for students and for teachers as geology simulations many questions of eruptions and in quality the scientific the student saw the question in the area and the link is in world on and there is a sheet with for every student question in the path simulation of eruptions or simulation of magnetic rocks this is the first step of the path the test, the pre-test has seven steps during the first step there are volcanoes in world distribution of volcanoes and in this first step there are texts interactive question image simulation and is a plegrean fields volcanoes classification of volcanoes or bezulios they are on the ground and in the second step of the inside the earth area of this earth mantle nucleus crossed and they can explore the inside of the earth then click on the object there are interactions with the earth and they can go in the third step in the third step there are classification of there is so the student can write in chat the word health write object with other instruction with other information on the path in the step number four there are on silicate basalt and they can click on every rock to solve a simulation of a secondary volcanism we can see this grass emission in the solfatharea area the solfatharea area is area near Naples where is the plegrean fields and there are so the student can click on object in this area and they and walk where is the temple obviously rapid in this path there is a reconstruction of the temple of serapide this temple is in the plegrean fields and this temple showed the phenomenon of bradism and the bradism is when there are a periodic rise and fall because this area is a volcanic area and on the column of this temple there are little animals they hit the stones the step number six the student can go into the volcano inside the volcano they can collect scientific data and this is in this part there is an enquiry based on education activity they collect data they they analyze rocks around the volcano so they can answer in chat the solution they answer where the right answer there is a prime a red prime that show them that this is the right answer the target of research are neapoli students in schools in the fregrant fields and 500 students of secondary school of the first and second grade and 70 science teachers of this area but this this path on volcanic area is open open it for all teachers of science teacher in Italy and in the world to project this path I have used the principle of pole g for a good learning in digital games the principle for me are four very important subset principle the learning first of course in a simplified the subset of the real domain active critical learning principle when every aspect of the learning environment should be set up to encourage active and critical learning and probing principle we learn by engaging with the world reflecting on our actions forming hypothesis probing the world and then accepting or reading this hypothesis as the enquiry business science education a practice principle learning needs a great deal of practice in a context where they are engaged with the material not bored with it and I think that we follow is a good idea and a right way in my research I have used this sentence do not just use technology to seek read write and interact but we need to reading them in relation to the 3d context there are other paths in the unicamert island and for example there is a welcome area there is a sandbox to work for teachers and students there are a sepact on earthquake and a pattern natural hazard and the cycle of disaster ok I have finished thank you for your attention and for contact this is my email and email of Leonora Paris and now questions and I prefer the questions in chat thank you everyone to be here thank you so if anyone has a question please post it into local chat and Lisa or Eleonora will answer your question thank you thank you everyone thank you for your comments not in this moment there is no there isn't access in hypergrypt but in future he has because now there is experimentation phase for students and teachers now there is teachers can login every day to work in this part yes Nick you can contact me in email yes there are videos in my channel and there are pictures and videos on Unicamert website thank you Bet I just would like to add the fact that we are translating the activities in English for our foreign students so it will be possible to make use of the activities and the material I am working for this in this period another question and Kei you should Eleonora yes I think there are some questions regarding the involvement of the students yes the students very much use this environment this simulation in fact they say two teachers to use this environment for other topics other activities and so I will build other other parts the interesting part is also that the teacher seems to be interested very much in this type of activities not only the students which is possible that is normal for them to use these environments so something that is spreading and something that is even easier to interact between the interaction between the students, the teacher because they find a common ground to communicate so probably not only the content but also the acquisition of a better connection between students and teachers yes I think so this is the solution for communication between teacher and student in the science education part in the education in general the time I answer the time is for the part one hour or two hour depends for the secondary school or first grade two hour second grade one hour for building for me one week or two weeks for part I think that we can work good a good work with 15 20 students I think in the world the simulation the simulation in this part on eruption on silicate minerals interaction between object with object with the with the vulcanos yes I work online with the students also in local when in the school there is a connection problem because in Italy there is this problem in some school or for technical for technical situation and so they can work online all together or in in local host they prefer work all together in collaboration the students and the teacher the teacher working in the environment with the students writing chat question for example ok thank you everyone for question we can send me a mail for other questions well everyone please give our speakers and thank you in the audience for listening to a terrific presentation as a reminder to our audience you can see what's coming up on the conference schedule at conference.opensimulator.org the next session in this track will be the prisoner's dilemma is not the instructor's dilemma with K. MacLennan at 10 a.m. thank you again to our speakers and the audience we'll be back shortly with the next session