I was criticized twice yesterday. Where is Freedom Wallet? You promised it to us, George, and I don't see it. How come? And where is Beat? How come we don't see Freedom for your musicians? You announced it, and it's not here yet. What's up with that? So I addressed the first criticism a few hours ago. Click here in case you missed it. That is, why Beat hasn't launched yet, but it will. And Freedom Wallet is our attempt to create a lending option where you can withdraw money before you're actually going to get it. If you know, you can see your estimated earnings on YouTube a few days after they happen. So we want to let you take that money out exactly when YouTube shows it to you in your video manager. That means you'll be able to withdraw three days after you've earned the money, not months after when everybody gets it. That's the whole idea of Freedom Wallet. It's like a mini debit card because we know you're going to get that money. It's just a matter of waiting for YouTube to pay us. So we will lend it to you at zero interest. There is no interest here. We're not trying to create a credit card. This is a simple advance against future revenue share so that if you need that microphone now because your current one broke and you can't make videos, you'll be able to get the money now. If you have to pay some unexpected bill and you need the money now, we'll be able to give it to you through Freedom Wallet. Now, as you can imagine, this is a very difficult piece of technology because it deals with money. If you find a way to somehow cheat the system and pull out thousands of dollars that you actually haven't made, well, that's our fault and we can't make that mistake because we're not infinitely profitable here, guys. So we want to make sure we do it right. This video, click right here. That's the original video where I told you all about Freedom Wallet. I asked if you wanted it. I discussed the potential problems with Freedom Wallet, such as if we offer you money early, then you may depend on that and eventually you will run out of cash sooner. Some people said it's a bad idea because it's better to get paid regularly rather than get into debt because it is a debt. You're getting money earlier than you should and so if you spend it unwisely, then you might find you get into debt and you need that money, but you don't have it because we can't pay you before you earn the money. So, you know, that can be a problem for people who are not good at spending and managing their budget. So, watch that video. Tell me in the comments below if you still think Freedom Wallet is a good idea. We will build it. It is on our to-do list, but it's not here yet. I hope you'll appreciate that we have only 20 developers. We don't have 100 yet. That's why we're scaling up to 100 developers so we can build all these cool things so that you don't have to wait too long for them to come. I also promised you Freedom Stars and Freedom Store, if you remember. That is also coming. Everything I announce on The George Show will come. I keep all my promises, but they just take time to develop. I hope this helps. This is Freedom and who am I? I am George, founder of Freedom, and I hope I've influenced you in a positive way with this video. What is influence?  It's what defines me, who I am at my core, what motivates me to get up in the morning and do the things that I do because I want to create a positive influence in the world. I want to help people grow, become self-sufficient, and I hope I'm doing a good job with that. I'm also the founder of MGM, our multi-gaming network, and MGM is for me because I am a gamer. I love playing games when I can. Is MGM for you? Find out at www.youtube.com slash MGM. I am George and you've been watching Let's Discover Freedom. Click the first video to learn what is freedom and how it helps you grow. Click the second video to learn about sponsorships for all Freedom partners, even if you have just 10 subscribers. And click the other videos like How Do I Leave Freedom? to learn more. Click Get More Views to learn how to build your audience faster on YouTube. Click Get More CPM to learn how to make more money from your channel. And click Get More Music to learn where to get more music to spice up your videos. Click the first playlist to watch The George Show on Freedom. That's my show. Or watch The Anthony Show or The Alex Show also on Freedom. And we will grow together as a family because this is the Freedom family. You are part of it. We are all part of it. And we're all growing together. So grow with us and partner with Freedom. And that Play Now button right there on the video bar is all you need to click to get started.


Hi guys, you are watching OxyVlogs and if this is your first time here and you would like to know more information about life in Dubai, don't forget to hit subscribe button and notification icon so you won't miss anything. And today in this video I want to give you an update about cost of living in Dubai in 2018. As you know, VAT was implemented in Dubai since January 1, 2018, so the prices went up. And if you are planning to move to Dubai, keep watching this video so you will have an idea about how much money you should earn in order to live well in Dubai. Let's start with an accommodation as it will be one of your biggest expenses. So some companies in Dubai provide their employees with an accommodation, especially if you work in the hospitality, but most of the companies don't. Accommodation allowance is usually a part of your salary. So if you just moved to Dubai, if you haven't got a job yet, I advise you to start with renting a room or a bed space. The starting price for a bed space is 800 dirhams and for a room 2000 dirhams. And all utilities and internet are always included in that price. If you want to rent your own apartment, you should know that you will be asked to sign a yearly contract and you have to pay by cheques for an apartment. The minimum amount of cheques is usually 4, but sometimes you can negotiate with your agent or landlord and agree on 6 or even 12 cheques. So the starting price for a studio in Dubai is 25,000 dirhams for one bedroom apartment, 35,000 dirhams and for two bedroom 50,000 dirhams. But if you want to live in a prime location like downtown, Dubai, Marina or Jumeirah legtowers, the prices here are much more expensive. You can visit the Beazle and property finder websites and there you can get a better idea about prices on the market. And also you can compare different options based on multiple criteria. Now let's move to utility costs. So as I said, if you rent a room or a bed space, you don't need to pay for water, electricity and internet. It's already included in the price. But if you rent your own apartment, you have to pay for all these things by yourself and the average bill for utilities if you live in a studio will be around 650 dirhams. And for the internet you will pay around 350 dirhams per month. Now let's move to transportation. There are several options to choose from as to your mode of transport in Dubai. A part of walking. First determine if you need a car. I advise you to try and wait for the first month until you are settled down to buy your first car. If you need a car for your work or if you have a family or you live far away from your workplace, I advise you to rent a car for the first month to adapt to the local roads and driving habits. If you live close to the metro station and your workplace is close to the metro station, I advise you of course to take a metro because it's convenient and cheap at the same time. And here are the average prices on transportation in Dubai. The next biggest expense is food. There are so many small grocery shops across the city and you can find them in many residential towers. Also there are quite a lot of supermarkets and restaurants in Dubai where you can get your food. Many restaurants deliver their food and actually Dubai spills people a lot because you can get delivered almost everything to your apartment.  So now let me give you the average prices on groceries in Dubai. And here are the average prices in the cafes and restaurants. If you are moving to Dubai with kids you should know that kindergartens and schools are very expensive here. Just to give you an idea, kindergarten full day will cost you on average 2500 dirhams per month. And the primary school will cost you 44000 dirhams per year. So just imagine it's like you are paying for an extra apartment. And if we are talking about some leisure and sport activities, for example the price for a cinema ticket is 40 dirhams and monthly gym membership is 350 dirhams. In Dubai almost every tower has its own gym and it's free for the residents. So you can go there as well. So guys this was the cost of living in Dubai in 2018. I will leave the links to some useful websites in the description below, check them out and if you have any questions leave them in the comments below. I will be happy to answer them and thank you for watching, I will see you in the next video. Bye-bye.


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Good morning friends. Happy Saturday It's Saturday, man. I had a late night last night We went to the inland Northwest craft beer festival with some friends. We didn't get home till 11 So I am pretty tired because it is not even 7 a.m. Yet, but I have to get to the grocery store I have Fred Meyer or Kroger and Walmart. I have two open houses today. I've got to stop by the office I've got a film edit upload this video. It's gonna be a busy day And I am tired. I'm definitely going to need coffee and energy drinks and lots of water today So I'm about to head into Fred Meyer Which is a Kroger store to pick up my groceries head over to Walmart to do my Walmart pickup And then I will be home to share with you what I picked up for the week We'll go through what is on my meal plan and also what I'm doing for meal prep So if you want to see everything I picked up for the week and what I'm planning to have for all of my meals Then just stay tuned So here are the groceries that I picked up at Walmart pickup So I restocked my fat-free cheddar cheese again I can't find this at my local Fred Meyer So I always just add it to my cart when I pick up from Walmart So I grabbed two bags of the mild cheddar fat-free cheese Another thing that I can't find at my local Fred Meyer is fat-free cream cheese So I always add that to my cart I grabbed two I will just put these in the freezer It works great to just throw these in the freezer and then when you need them you just pull them out and defrost them And you have perfect cream cheese. So grab two of those I know that a lot of people aren't big fans of the fat-free cream cheese I don't like it as a cream cheese spread say on a bagel, but I don't notice any difference in cooking So I generally will just use this for baking cooking. That's where I don't see much of a difference. So Two of those also four pounds of the extra lean ninety six four ground beef. This was a substitution I actually had ordered two two point two five pound packages Which this is fine because they're already proportioned into one pound rather than me having to weigh it all out But generally that's a little less expensive, but this is fine. This will last me a while I was just out of extra lean ground beef Also two packages of the Sam's Choice chicken apple smoked sausage This is the best smoked sausage ever and this entire link is only two points. It's all natural It has excellent ingredients. It is even whole 30 approved. That's how good the ingredients are in this So I picked these up I just like to have these on hand just for when I'm wanting any type of sausage And I do have a recipe coming out this week where I use this sausage So there's your ingredients and your nutritional information. So I grabbed two of these. These are great to freeze as well I grabbed a bag of the Bob's Starlight Mint sugar-free I just want to have these in my car for when I'm out showing property and things just to freshen my breath So you can have three of these I believe for one point, but of course it'll be here on the screen I would most likely just have one just to kind of freshen my breath So I grabbed those and then a new find I was very excited to see these on their website So my Walmart does not carry Lily's so if I want Lily's I actually have to go to a health food store and pay $6 a bag But I found these bake believe these are white chocolate. No sugar added 28% cow chips So here's what it says about it all natural stevia sweetened baking chips Here is your nutritional information So it's pretty similar to Lily's as far as calories and points go But this is white chocolate. So how yummy is that? There are your ingredients So it looks like there's your earth for tall cocoa butter whole milk powder sunflower electon natural flavor vanilla extract and Stevia leaf fair trade certified Really excited about these this is going to save me a lot of money and give me a lot more options With the baking chips and these were less than four dollars. So I grabbed the white the semi sweet So this is 45% cacao and this one is 10 calories more And then I also got the dark chocolate, which is the lilies dupe This is 55% cacao and this one is 60 calories per serving as well So really excited about these if you can find these in your area Definitely will save you some money and give you some options on baking chips and with the holidays coming I need a lot of baking chips. So really really excited to find those and lastly at Walmart. I grabbed a 30 pack of Coors light for my husband. So that was my Walmart grocery pickup. Now. Let's move in to Fred Meyer So here is my grocery haul from Fred Meyer, which is also a Kroger store I have a big haul this week because I had to buy a lot of meat We were running pretty low on meat and then I'll show you what I picked up for drinks So let's get into this a big haul I picked up these because they were on clearance for a dollar and ninety-nine I've actually had these before and these are the smash mellows and cinnamon churro These are so good. They're big marshmallows coated in cinnamon and sugar and they are only one smart point a piece So I had to grab them. I don't know how many four is I'll put it here on the screen of course So I went ahead and grabbed the cinnamon churro smash mellows just to have a quick sweet treat on hand These would actually be really good in some sugar-free hot cocoa as well So yum grabbed those and then last week I had the Thomas English muffins in the pumpkin and we really really liked them So these were on sale for a dollar ninety-nine. They actually had less calories I don't know if the points vary but I grabbed these so that we could try just a different brand of the pumpkin English muffins and Honestly, I think these are even larger muffins for less calories. So I picked those up. We'll try those We've been really enjoying those this fall Also grab some yogurt. This was a free Friday download with Fred Meyer and this is the Chobani vanilla Greek yogurt with cashew butter I didn't know the points. I think it may be fairly high But I'll probably throw this into my husband's lunch It just sounds really good a little bit of yogurt as well as some extra protein with the nut butter And then light and fit was on sale for 88 cents. So I grabbed two of the toasted marshmallow I really like this with the cinnamon smart cake and I make a parfait and it is so good So I grabbed two of those since those were on sale for only 88 cents and then eggs I always grab the simple truth cage-free eggs for baking and then for eating I really like the happy eggs. These are just a lot more expensive So I save these generally for for my breakfast if I'm gonna have eggs or scrambled eggs I like those and then these again for recipes and for baking Also two packs of the Kroger honey ham. This is for my husband He wanted ham and Colby Jack sandwiches this week. So two packages of the honey ham for lunches Boss Maudi rice, I could not even find this when I was there and this rice is pricey This bag was over $5 and it was the only I think I'm pronouncing that right boss Maudi rice that they had I actually need this for my lunch prep this week. I'm actually really excited about the recipe So I grabbed a big bag of that Mini marshmallows. This is for my sweet treat that I'm making this week. I cannot wait. It's going to be so good I'm so excited and for those of you that watch your sugar alternatives. This particular baking recipe has no sugar substitute So this is definitely one for you guys to check out. So big bag of mini marshmallows sourdough bread for my husband Again, a lot of us just eat regular bread and just watch our portion size So I like to show you when I do pick up just full-size slices of bread So sourdough, this is for his sandwiches this week. Also, I wanted some kombucha So I grabbed the hum kombucha and this is the blueberry Mint so I've never had this brand. I Sometimes count kombucha sometimes don't if it's on my splurge day. I don't count it So I think it's two or three smart points for the container So not a big fan of using my points for drinks But kombucha just sounded really good and I wanted to try this hum brand and then also for a recipe this week I needed rice vinegar and I was really happy to find this one This rice vinegar is actually sugar-free. It is one of the only ones I could find that was sugar-free That makes it only zero calories versus 25 in regular rice vinegar. So really excited to have this I use this a lot in cooking. So glad I found the sugar-free. So I picked up that Of course that free ready whip. That's a staple. I pretty much grab it every single week And then another container of the Kroger carb master milk. You can have one cup of this milk I believe for one or two smart points. So it's very comparable to almond milk So for those of you that don't like almond milk and want that real milk. This is a great alternative I know fair life is really low as well pretty controversial, but low in points. So I always just grabbed the carb master Shredded Parmesan cheese. This is for a couple of recipes. Man, Parmesan cheese is expensive This container was over four dollars, but it's a good size container and we use this a lot in any time We do any type of pasta recipe. We generally use Parmesan. So grabbed that Also, I had a coupon for halo top. It was a really good one I think it was $2 off a pint. So I grabbed the halo top birthday cake I don't usually eat the whole pint at once But I'll just have it on hand for when I'm wanting some ice cream or a sweet treat Couldn't pass up the coupon and then I also needed ricotta cheese and I need this for a couple of recipes and Little pro tip on this you can just throw this into your freezer If you don't use it all because it is expensive and it is huge You can't buy the low-fat in the smaller containers So I generally just freeze the leftovers and then that way I'm not wasting them So big thing of the low-fat ricotta cheese Also, they did not have my sugar-free peppermint mocha But they have these sugar-free pumpkin spice and I do really like this one as well So since I was there I picked up two of them and these another thing you can freeze these So I'm planning on freezing quite a few to last me throughout the year So I'll throw one of these in the freezer and one of them in the fridge to use so two of the sugar-free pumpkin spice I also got a bottle of wine not for drinking but for cooking. So this is the Merlot from Baybridge and I need this for a recipe and then what as ever is left over We may or may not drink not a huge red wine fan So we shall see but mainly got it for a recipe and then this is my favorite shrimp So if you do have a fredmeyer or a Kroger and you can find this shrimp It is the fancy brand the fancy Kroger brand private selection Wild caught Argentine red shrimp. This shrimp is so good It literally tastes like lobster like it says right here.  So another really expensive item $18 for this But flank steak is extremely lean and really low smart point So I grabbed that and you did it for a recipe any leftovers. I can just throw in the freezer And then 93 ground turkey. I didn't have any turkey left And sometimes I like to have this in place of ground beef It is very similar in points you guys this versus 96 ground beef So if you'd rather have the red meat pretty close to the same point So pick this up just to throw into the freezer Center cut bacon. This is for my breakfast prep.    So that's everything and let's move into produce So two navel oranges. I need this for a couple of recipes Grapes were on sale for 99 cents a pound again So I grabbed a big bag of red and a bag of green and also strawberries were four for five still So two pounds of strawberries. So between the strawberries and the grapes I've got my fruits for the week lots of peppers because I am making fajitas this week So I have the tricolor peppers and then check this out. I've never seen this. This is a swirl pepper So it has red and yellow kind of swirled throughout the pepper. I just thought it was really cool So I had to grab one They were the same price as the regular peppers and I just really thought that that was neat That kind of swirl effect. So grabbed that green onions for a recipe several limes for several recipes and I do like limes in my water as well And basil basil is for an upcoming couple of recipes as well So that's everything that I picked up except for beverages So let me take you over and show you what I grabbed for drinks So three 12 packs of diet coke for my husband and then I'm excited for this for me This is these a simple-tooth organic mango grapefruit Seltzer water zero calories zero points. I like seltzer water. I know it's another Controversial thing some people do some people don't I really like it. So I picked up the mango grapefruit So now let's move into what's on my meal plan and meal prep Now let's get into what is on my meal plan for the week. So I use my carry ale meal planner every week I love this. I have the eight and a half by 11 the larger one They do have a smaller one. They also have digital downloads So definitely check it out at the end here. I will give you a code that will give you 10 off of your order So let's take a look at this meal planner. So it has a beautiful hardbound cover. It's very aesthetically pleasing It's a nice planner. It's well rounded has everything that you need So the first tab is resources. This is where you can jot down your favorite meal planning blogs and recipe sites You can even use these as note pages You can jot down recipes you want to try just a great option to have that available Also, there is the inventory tab and this is where you'll inventory your freezer Your pantry and also your spices. So a nice way to keep track of what you have on hand We're going to come back to the meal plan tab and let's go to the gatherings tab This will come in handy as the holidays come up. This is where you plan your gathering So birthday parties holiday events you can plan out everything that you are making as far as food goes And then there's a detachable grocery list for you to take with you to the grocery store So it just makes it easy at a glance. What's coming up for your gathering And lastly here we have the notes tab and again notes You can write just about anything down here that you want and then in the very back There is a little folder that has two pockets So you can use this to store recipes or things that you've printed off So let's circle back to the meal plans tab So each month there is a monthly calendar and I use this every single month You can see exactly what is on your meal plan for the upcoming week You can make sure you have the ingredients on hand and also that you've pulled your meat out of the freezer So it's a just a nice at a glance way to see what's on your meal plan And then of course every week there is a weekly menu. So similar to the gatherings You'll jot down what you're planning on preparing Make your grocery list detach it take it with you to the grocery store, which I do every single week So this is this week's meal plan. You can see the grocery list is missing So my week goes from Saturday through Friday So generally on Saturday is when I use my weekly. So I usually go out to dinner and I don't plan Or prepare a meal for that evening Tomorrow night on sunday, I'm going to be making beef fajitas And I'm going to be doing that with some refried beans. So I'm really excited about that That is where I'm going to be using that flank steak Monday, I'm going to be doing pad thai. So again excited to have that that will be a 30 minute meal That you will see in an upcoming video and then we're going to be doing a couple of instant pot recipes So on Tuesday is pot roast with vegetables and on wednesday is chicken yakitori with edamame and rice So you'll be seeing both those recipes in my next instant pot video Thursday we'll do some leftovers and friday I'm going to be making lemon ricotta pasta with chicken This my friends is the first recipe in my challenge on my facebook group So I will put my facebook group here on the screen for you if you haven't joined head on over. We have just under 9 000 People in my group. They are so positive It's such a great place and we are having a challenge starting on friday And this is one of the recipes that I put together for the challenge And then on the back here of my menu is where I plan my meal prep. So for breakfast this week I'm going to be prepping chaffle sandwiches if you don't know what chaffles are They are a waffle made out of egg and cheese and you can add anything you want to it Savory sweet whatever you prefer. So I'm going to be doing chaffle sandwiches with fruit For my lunches. I'm going to be doing cajun honey glazed chicken bowls. I'm really excited about this This is where I needed that basmati rice And then for a snack. I'm going to be making pumpkin cheerio squares So that's where I needed the marshmallows and we'll be using the pumpkin o's from trader joe's And i'm not going to share with you. What is my paul baking recipe? It's a surprise So that is my menu for the week again This is my carrie l meal planner if you're interested in this planner my code is here on the screen It will give you 10 off and Allow you to purchase any version of the meal planner you guys This is a must have to plan out your meals and stay on track Thank you for joining me on another weekly w w grocery haul I hope you enjoyed seeing the new fun finds. I'm really excited about those baking chips Dream come true when I can't get lilies for less than seven dollars a bag So really excited about those so excited for my menu for the week So excited and those pumpkin o rice cereal square things yum So if you're new to my channel, I'd like to extend a huge warm welcome Make sure you subscribe hit that little bell so you're notified every time that I upload a new video You don't want to miss out thumbs up this one comment down below Let me know what you thought of this week's grocery haul And what on my meal plan or meal prep are you most excited about and i'll see you guys all in my next video Bye guys


It bums me out to see what Konami's become over the past decade or so, because man, they just churned out quality game after quality game back in the 80s and 90s. Here's another one, Jackal, that takes the idea of a run and gun game like Contra, but switches to an overhead view and puts you in a tank. There's an actual objective here, other than make stuff go boom. Your mission is laid out right away, and uh, pocket full of miracles? Who's talking to me here, Frank Capra? You also get a rundown of some characters here, and they're introduced with the sound you hear at the title screen of Blades of Steel? I always like that kind of stuff. You gotta rescue hostages, or POWs, prisoners of war, in these aluminum sheds, I guess.   Anyway, you get five lives per go round and unlimited continues, so while Jackal is pretty tough, it's at least somewhat forgiving. You get two weapons, a rapid fire, machine gun that only shoots forward, which is kind of irritating, but you get used to it, and there's grenades that have a short range, but you can launch them over barriers. Those at least fire on the direction you're facing, and you can move in eight directions. So yeah, it's a little like Total Carnage for Super Nintendo, but a better game in my opinion, because I mean, you're in a tank, and you can run these dudes over. How do you not love that? You can upgrade your grenades to missiles if you come across prisoners that are flashing this orangey color, and the missiles can level up as well. I will say the grenades and missiles take a bit of getting used to. The missiles are pretty user-friendly, but the grenades, you gotta learn to gauge the distance properly. It's not that hard to get the hang of, but it does take a little bit of time. I should point out that Jackal is in fact an arcade port, and I know that can scare some people off because the NES, and even the SNES arcade ports, can be hit or miss, but this one delivers big time.  So yeah, while I always hear people rave about stuff like Contra, Double Dragon, and Bubble Bobble, I think Jackal is right up there as one of the best co-op NES games.   The cartridge is also still somewhat cheap at only about $7 on eBay, so Jackal is an easy recommendation all the way around.


On agenda, very insightful session on realizing the potential of digital marketing in India by the very insightful Mr. V. Chandramali, CEO of Special Project Speedelight Industries. Good evening everybody. You know normally when you're doing a session in the afternoon you say I'm keeping you between me and I'm between you and lunch. In this case I recognize I'm between you and beer and wine and that's even more challenging than you know between food. But let's hope for the next 20-30 minutes you get something out of it and we get to have an interaction on this topic. I've been thinking about this question and the previous panel was exactly that to say if the eyeballs are there then why is the money not there? And I think it's a very very important question and I'm going to take the opportunity to be somewhat provocative. I think it's very easy in this bandwagon to say digital is a given, it's a future, nothing can stop it, the money is going to come and a whole host of things and I believe in all of that. I believe in all of that but I don't believe it will happen if we don't do some fundamental things to accelerate the pace at which the digital marketing business grows. And I think it's important for me to present that mirror to you. So please allow me the latitude to be a little provocative, I'm doing it with a good intent of wanting to grow your business, many of you are digital marketers, many of my friends from the consumer industry are here and I do want to take the opportunity to present the mirror. I think this is the stuff that you hear all the time. The stuff that you hear is digital is everywhere, the consumers are on digital and there is tremendous amount of time and engagement that consumers have in digital. This is the common story that you hear on why digital marketing must be the most important marketing that you do. And I completely buy all this, this is the fact, right, that 50% of the time is spent in digital, they don't see any other media, they wake up with their phone, they sleep with their phones or on so forth. And digital possibly reaches 95% of all consumption in India. So if you take the consumers who are on digital, they possibly account for 95% of all consumption. So logically if you got your digital marketing act right, there is no other marketing that you need to do, right, the only marketing that you need to do is digital marketing if you got it right. If a huge 800, 900 million consumers are there, 95% of consumption is there, why is it that it's still 10% of marketing and today I learned that it's now 15% of marketing, so my apologies, I'm a little consumer industry oriented. But so this is I think a very fundamental question, to say I represent the consumers of 95% of consumption but I account for 10% or 15% of marketing. And there is obviously an extraordinary gap and this extraordinary gap is not going to go away just because the consumers are there and the industry needs to do something actively to make it go away and I just want to talk to you on some of the barriers which might be existing. You know if we simply go by the number of consumers and the reach and the time spent and if those were the variables based on which market has made decisions to say how many consumers are there and how much time are they spending there, what do you think should be the number one advertising media in Bombay, anybody wants to kind of put up their hands. The local train by that logic should be the number one advertising media of Bombay. If you went by the number of consumers which is in tens of millions and they spend about two hours a day and there is nothing else they are able to do when they are there. So if we simply went by saying millions of eyeballs and amount of time spent there then the number one advertising medium in Bombay historically should have been the local train but it didn't happen. So if we are in the mindset of saying we have eyeballs and we have the time then we could end up being like the local train which never monetize the eyeballs and the time. So how do we kind of understand that it is not just about eyeballs and the time but it is also about what else you do. And if we ask this question why is Mumbai trains and not the number one media in Bombay, I think there are two kind of broad answers we would all give. The first of the broad answer we would give is that I am not sure of effectiveness of my advertising in that medium. I am not sure that if I put in marketing out there and advertising out there it will be very effective. So I know the consumer is there, I know the consumer spends time but I am not sure of effectiveness of my marketing in that medium. And the second it is not easy for me to do marketing in that medium. It is too complex and too challenging and there is processes, bureaucracy so on and so forth. I think the same two questions is what we got to ask as a digital marketing ecosystem and say how do we solve these two issues. And hence the two pieces I would ask each one of you to think about both as a digital marketing ecosystem and as clients is we got to solve for the marketing suitability of digital and we got to solve for the market tier suitability of digital. And if you really want to plug the gap between 15 percent and 95 percent then we got to become more marketing suitable and we got to become more market tier suitable. And both these are opportunities to improve and I do want to spend a little bit of time on each of these to say what is my thoughts on it. I am not going to give you all the answers, you guys are going to solve the answers over time but I do want to kind of just put some questions and thoughts. I think the marketing suitability I think there are two challenges on marketing suitability that we have to solve for. The eyeballs are there but are those eyeballs willing to consume marketing in that medium is still a very unsure unanswered question. So there could be two platforms both could have 100 eyeballs but in one platform for whatever reason 95 of those 100 eyeballs are willing to consume marketing and in the other platform 5 out of those 100 eyeballs are willing to consume marketing. Now measured by eyeballs both are the same but measured by the willingness to consume marketing both are not the same. Yeah and I think as an ecosystem and as digital media we got to say what does it take not just to get the eyeballs a lot of the focus of the digital industry is on getting the eyeballs. It's not only a question of what does it take to get the eyeballs it is a question of what can you do to get those eyeballs in a state of mind where they are willing to consume marketing otherwise we could be the local trade right. So that is I think one kind of core question to solve for in terms of marketing suitability. I think the second question to solve for in marketing suitability is really the ability to deliver a time bound impact and not just impact the consumer but impact the ecosystem. Right now a lot of marketing budgets are actually time bound. So if you take for example a new product launch now a marketing of a new product launch has to work in a 45 day cycle it has to be highly predictable highly reliable. It cannot be maybe it will go viral maybe it will work because the whole sequence of trial repeat distribution everything will get disturbed if I don't have time bound impact. A lot of the marketing money in India and marketing budgets in India is on festive occasions. Diwali is 25 percent of all marketing. Now if your marketing doesn't work in the 30 day period before Diwali then that budget is not of any value right and so on and so forth there are infinite other occasions. A lot of marketing budget in India is actually very time bound based on festivals based on promotions based on new products so on and so forth. Yeah and time bound marketing requires reliable effectiveness to say if I do this I get this response. Yeah time bound marketing cannot be a game of hope to say I do this and maybe I will get a explosive response maybe I will get a poor response. Yeah so how do we also create the digital marketing ecosystem where there is a degree of reliability to say if I do this this happens how do we create that right is a question which is still an open question and it is very much a dimension of marketing suitability that we need to consider. The second question is influencing the ecosystem and again let me go to the new product launch. The job of advertising is not just the consumer but it is when my sales force goes to the retailer and they say here is a new product keep it one of the biggest drivers of that person keeping it is to say TV mad I got ya now suppose you say your TV mad me I got digital mad I got I don't know right now my and my sense and the sense of many market years is that that retailer will say take a man here around up to demand I got a right now hence it's not only enough to be effective with the consumer it's also important that there is effectiveness in the ecosystem of distribution distributors influencers users whatever you want to call it right. So for example in a pediliter carpenter is a super important entity now my advertising might be very effective in digital with the consumer but if it is not effective with the carpenter then do I do separate marketing so those are I think the other kind of questions that one needs to solve for I think the other question so one is marketing suitability I think the other one is really market tier suitability and my market here I am using the lexicon of marketing organizations clients it's not just the individual it's a slightly wider space of market years and I think there are two issues to solve for and this is the issue that both the digital marketing ecosystem has to solve and the market years has to solve the first is the market year organization structure today is not suitable for digital market yeah the market year organization systems are very lean and they been designed for a few creatives high spend per creator that is what the market year organization is designed for yeah if you tell that organization it's the other way round which is there are many creatives and very limited spend per creative that organization is not designed for that right and one of my understanding of digital is there is no shortage of money to spend on digital all my life I've told my team cut blanch spend as much as you want but we don't have the number of people who can spend that kind of money it's possible to create one creative and spend 50 crores on conventional media but if I have to spend 50 crores on digital then I need 10 X the number of people to be able to manage the same process yeah so the market year structure today is oriented for few creatives high spend per creator and I don't see this changing in a hurry because there's tremendous cost pressure on market years people are not going to change headcount overnight yeah but I would still urge market years to think differently about your org structure in a digital era and the second thing about the market year structure the market year structure is not designed for coordination it is designed for strategy and brand management now in the earlier ecosystem the coordination was actually done by the so-called agency right there was one agency which did coordination right in the digital era the person who makes a video is different from the person who does media buying is the person who is different from the search engine optimization is the person is different from the social media system right now the suddenly the coordination owners are shifted from agency to a market year because I can land all of this at the same time I can make all of them top to each other so on and so forth and again market year organizations are not designed for coordination yeah so fundamentally one of the issues why digital is not exploding is market year organization is not designed for this yeah now part of the problem has to be solved for market years but part of the problem has to be solved by the ecosystem to recognize that this is the nature of the market year organization it is not going to change overnight and how are we going to solve for it I think the second piece which is why digital is struggling for market year suitability is accountability yeah and accountability and I'm kind of using earlier era and new era loosely but there is no such thing for a moment in the conventional media it's a lot more simpler to hold one agency accountable not just for advertising but for brand performance and business performance yeah so it's a single linear conversation and I say I don't really care will be a method whether you do TV or print or holding or this or that but I will measure you by brand performance and business performance yeah and it was a linear conversation suddenly that game is also shifted the nature of fragmentation means that the accountability is now shifted to the marketing person everybody else is a vendor is a creative provider or fitting one part of the jigsaw puzzle yeah so these are I think the kind of issues that we have to solve for from a market year lens in terms of market year suitability and as I was grappling with this question one of the real pieces that came into my head was one other extraordinary great transition happened just 30 years back somebody said 50 years but television is not 50 years it's late 80s early 90s the Asian games was sometime I think 82 82 and penetration of television was 85 85 to 95 is when the game shifted yeah and and I think I was really asking the question before TV print accounted for 80% of advertising in about 10 to 12 years and my numbers might be wrong TV became the number one medium it took all of just 12 years it didn't take 25 years for TV to get to 60% 50% whatever it is yeah it's about 10 or 12 years why is it that transition happened so easily you know all the pieces that we speak of to say oh the ecosystems are built for the old advertising it is not built for digital all that was valid then also the ecosystems are built for print advertising the ecosystem was not built for TV advertising the market years of that time was cooled in print advertising they didn't know how to do TV advertising the agencies were schooled in print advertising they did not know how to do TV advertising in yet the shift seemed to be seamless the advertising followed the eyeballs it was very seamless we didn't need conferences like this to engineer the shift right but in this case that shift seems to be a lot more painful and when I go back in my own experience I started in a print era and then graduated to a TV era and I asked what are the single difference why the transition happened so easily and the single difference was that the client facing marketing facing entity did not change I went to the same Ogilvian method for print and the same Ogilvian method for television yeah and hence the importance of the conversation was not about the medium the importance of the conversation was how do I build the business how do I build a brand and we naturally graduate to the medium yeah so it was a very seamless conversation there were no vested entities anywhere everybody was focused on brand performance nobody had any specific ownership for any specific media to say my ownership is for a media the ownership was for business and brand performance yeah and we seamlessly shifted from what we were doing to the next era I think the current transition has got very complicated because there are a lot of people who are vested into specific media there is only one entity who is vested into business and brand performance that's the brand owner everybody else is vested into one or the other media yeah and I think the there is a learning process in this of saying how do we keep the client front end the same why is the client front end changing that is what can be the single greatest unlock for digital marketing in India is my belief is that the client front end reminds the same so that's one part of what I wanted to say and I've spoken a lot on challenges of digital marketing now let me do the evangelization of digital marketing as well yeah and I will do this evangelization from a deeply personal experience I'm going through right now yeah and I'm saying by God if digital marketing didn't exist then I wouldn't be able to do what I'm doing right now yeah so deeply personal positive experience on digital marketing as well right and I'm I'm just launching in the middle of launching my book it's called the catalyst it's just on pre-order and it's going to be launched in the first week of February and really if there was no digital marketing then I wouldn't be able to launch a book yeah it's the simplicity of the reality of where it is so I want to evangelize through this case study how digital marketing is working and hence then find how do we converge how do we solve for this game yeah it's a book on helping people succeed and it's been a great personal marketing challenge for me always thought that I'm I'm amongst the brighter marketeers you know and I can solve any marketing problem but then I realized as I was trying to market my book that two fundamental factors have changed all my life I've done marketing with huge budget this is the first time I'm doing marketing with a few lack of rupees which is my own by the way which is not even a company budget so there's a phenomenal difference in being a good marketer with money and a good marketer with no money the second challenge is all my life I've done good marketing on good brands so I always had the asset called the brand and all I needed was marketing skills to leverage that brand this is the first time where I have a great product but I know I don't have a brand which is equal to the product yeah so two very fundamental challenges and it has challenged me as a marketer to say how do I bring my marketing skills to be able to solve this problem yeah and I mean I'm not going to go through the strategy but as a good marketer I put down some starting points to say what is it that I have what is the strengths that I have that I can put into play in this marketing game and amongst as I started the realization started after a long time opened my social media I mean I was into regular on social media till about three four months back I opened I found about thousand unaccepted invites in a few forums and so on and so forth I quickly cleaned that up so I entered with a some amount of social media assets it's not big by any imagination but that's what I had I had about you know 6,000 people all told following me on social media I had done a series of sessions over time in 17 companies on the content and the mission this book is a mission for me it's not a commercial transaction it's a mission of helping people succeed and I had done a series of sessions and I knew I have the goodwill of those people who attended those sessions and I also know that many of those people follow me in social media yeah so I knew that I knew that there's a large network of friends I have and the nature of my relationships is such that my friends will be willing to bend their back for me yeah now these are I think the assets I came in with and I had a degree of reputation yeah and hence I had to construct a strategy of digital media and marketing to say how do I sell and market my book and my mission with these assets and this is I have and how do I do it of course I had the strength of a one of the most reputed publishers in India Penguin Random House and they did help my process so I said all I'm going to do is social media apart from of course phone calls but bulk of my effort was social media and let me talk you through what I have done and how is it working for me so here is the first post I put it's about 8 days back which here it's catalyst written with all my heart passion and 26 years of experience all packed in one 200 page book hope it proves to be a catalyst for greater success in your career and life so I just put this first post out and recognizing from saying I don't have too many people following me but I know that the people who are following me are highly interested in me and hence I had to put a very personal message out there I didn't want to put a excerpt of the book or something like that I wanted to put a highly personal message and I got fair traction fair number of shares it went a fair amount of impact got created and then of course somebody was saying video is the game right so then I put a second post which was a video which had this comment which was thank you for the fantastic support to my book catalyst here is a short video on what you can expect from the book happy viewing and feel free to share and this is something I learned from the first post to say you need to nudge people to share so I said feel free to share and I just put this post out I'm just going to show you one minute of the video maybe it plays hello everybody imagine you put vegetables spices oil all together in a saucepan with no flame with no heat for a few hours and then want to eat it after that would it be eatable no these are just the ingredients they don't become an eatable dish unless they are cooked on a flame just because we get all the ingredients together does not mean that it automatically becomes a dish that is eatable it needs a catalyst and cooking on a flame is the catalyst that brings the ingredients together and makes it an edible successful dish I see the same myth prevalent amongst people about careers and life most people think I have the ingredients for success like education a job IQ EQ hard work etc and hence I will be successful no the ingredients are just the ingredients without bringing in the catalyst these ingredients won't convert to success automatically which then brings us to the question what are the catalysts that are required to be successful that is what I try to answer in the book titled catalyst thank you so of course I broke one of the biggest norms of videos which is my social media advices told me it can't be more than a minute I put a 4 minute video and I will explain why so we will talk about it but this one just exploded right I got about 5,400 views of the video on 2 days in facebook and I got 12,000 views of the video on 2 days in lington no promotion no money it is just organic and people were just sharing and letting it go and of course the results so it does move stock of the shelves whoever are the marketeers for 6 days in a row amongst all the pre-order books my book was a number one in amazon for 6 days in a row so thanks to just 2 posts in digital marketing and social media one the previous post which was the announcer and one which was a video which explained the book I created tremendous results so it tells me that this medium is hyper powerful it tells me that this medium is hyper powerful I am going through a deeply personal experience on leveraging this medium for success the next steps that I am focusing on is there is a lot of crowd sourcing I am kind of turning it around to crowd supporting to say I am never going to have a sales and marketing team for the book but I need sales and marketing people so I am actually recruiting a set of volunteers through social media and I know there are a lot of committed people out there who want to help me succeed and who want to help the message in the book because they have experienced the message in the book the book has been something that a lot of people have experienced outside the book in other sessions and other formats and I am actually running a process of recruiting people through social media to help me market the book and I am getting great success I am thinking through how to leverage influencers and I have a set of influencers who will be willing to help me how to do that and lastly community building to say this is not about marketing a book this is about helping people succeed that is the mission of my book and how do I create a community where people can be continuously engaged on their mission to succeed so that is really the steps I am thinking through and in this deeply personal journey the key insights for me firstly is digital marketing and social media is hyper powerful and I think what it does is it democratizes marketing it lets talent to win as opposed to money power win a lot of conventional marketing favors money power digital marketing favors talent if you have talent then it is a democratized process of marketing and I think the combination of social media and amazon has suddenly leveled the field I could not have thought of launching a book 15 years back because I would not know how to create awareness for it and how to distribute it the second learning for me is you have to be brand authentic and if you saw my video if you saw my post there was a lot of static I was getting from my advice to say digital media you have to have purple hair and look cool and I am exaggerating for the purpose of exaggeration but there was a lot of advice to say this is digital media this is how you have to be you have to be cool you have to be snappy you have to crack more jokes you have to look funky and a whole host of things but honestly I said I am going to be brand authentic this is what I am this is how people know me this is how they will see me digital media kind of confuses the fact that it is a medium and it is not the message right and as marketeers and as brand owners and as digital ecosystem we have to separate the two we have to say the message is different from the medium and the medium does not dictate the message it is the message that dictates the medium so that is the other kind of learning for me of course learning is digital marketing and social media is exhausting right because in the past I would put out an ad put it out on TV and there was no pressure on me to respond to every comment that came somebody asked a question somebody did this somebody did that and I put these posts out and I possibly spent 48 to 50 hours responding to every comment every question that comes and I mean it is rude if you do not do it and it is exhausting I mean I know I am doing it for a few days as a joke I have two jobs one job from 10 to 7 the other job from 7 to 10 in the last you know week or so but it is exhausting so I think there is a question I am asking myself to say this is how I am going to market how do I make it sustainable and how do I make it feasible for me to do it I cannot keep up this intensity for a sustainable period so those are I think three kind of deeply personal learnings for me in social media so I want to summarize by saying firstly eyeballs reach viewership time these are necessary not sufficient and if as an ecosystem we sit on our hunches thinking we have these and the money will flow then it might flow a lot slower than you think it will and to make it flow faster you got to do two things you got to say I am going to make my medium more marketing suitable and these are two very important inflections which will accelerate the pace of conversion there is conversion the pace is slow you do these two things you will accelerate the pace of conversion and from my deeply personal experience of having benefited from social media and marketing I would say we have to leverage the democratization of marketing and one of my pushes to us as individuals and to clients and I have been a client many times if ever ten brands I have budget only for three brands and hence I don't promote brands 7, 8, 9, 10 at all but I think with this experience now I am a lot more convinced that in some cases I want other money but all I need is two intelligent people thinking the hell out of how do I lose digital marketing for the brands I don't have money on digital marketing can support democratization of marketing and the last message for me is be brand authentic the medium cannot change the message you must be brand authentic thank you and all the best in building a 5 billion dollar business thank you Mr. Shandramoli for sharing your very personal story that helps us realize the potential of digital marketing please stay back with me as I would like to invite on stage Mr. Munish Atre national sales head ABP news network sir to kindly present a token of our gratitude to Mr. Shandramoli thank you very much Thursdays once again and as we come to the close of this evening I'd like to quickly call on stage our final Twitter contest winner it is Oza Pankaj Pankaj Oza is that you? Okay that's him I'd like to request Mr. Naboojit Kulia digital sales head ABP news network to kindly come on stage to present the gift to Pankaj Oza congratulations Pankaj the answer to this question was live TV good job thank you okay ladies and gentlemen we come to the end of all our sessions but before we leave I'd like to thank our presenting partners Sony live we live to entertain co-powered by partners ABP live keeps you ahead and Google a co-goal partners MTV and HD digital and our associate partners first post news 18 Hindi satik sub say phase B video technology partner videogram and live webcast partner 24 frames digital well this was the second edition of Dan E4M digital report I'm Xenia Fernandez thank you so much for joining us this evening I'm going to say now the bar is open and in our has been served have a great rest of the evening and we're going to close today by taking a quick look at our partner AVs


The House of Representatives is poised to reform the Bureau of Public Enterprises. This is to make it more efficient in the management of public assets for the purpose of generating revenue for the country. A public hearing has begun to allow major stakeholders to submit proposals that would strengthen the operations of the BPE. Emmanuel Ehijeme reports. The privatisation and commercialisation drive of the federal government over the years has been dogged with numerous setbacks. This is why the House of Representatives is now proposing a more potent bill to replace the existing one. And this is for improving efficiency in management of the nation's assets. At a time when our country is struggling with significant revenue challenges, it is of utmost importance for us to think critically and act decisively to ensure that we have in place a legal framework for privatisation and public-private partnerships that allow us to collaborate with the private sector to meet our national public infrastructure demands and at the same time make sure that we maximise the value potential of existing assets. The purpose of this bill is to provide the right from legal framework for efficient delivery of public-private partnership infrastructure project to bridge the national deficit estimated at $1.3 trillion. Minister of Works and Housing, Babajideh Fashula says privatisation in the country is not working. A position also supported by the Director-General BPE. They call for an audit-all-private or concessioned enterprises backed by legislation. But I think that it will be helpful to have an audit of all the assets that have been concessioned and privatised in the name of improved efficiency and then to ask, have we achieved that objective? I think if we do that and interrogate very honestly, some of the things that will begin to become obvious to us is that we need to be more circumspect about certain types of assets. And this is the important point. There are certain types of assets that the private sector just is unable to deal with. At point of agreement is that not all infrastructure or assets need to be concessioned or privatised. We agree on that. For Labour, the privatisation policy of the federal government has failed. If we privatise, let me use the word privatise, 234 enterprise in Nigeria and we said it is to create wealth and address the issue of poverty. And as we speak, we are the poverty capital of the world. Something is wrong with that policy. The assets reform bill has passed both first and second reading in the House of Representatives. 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.


Tech the halls with Appalachian Wireless offering you up to $850 off select devices extended through Christmas Eve with no activation fee up to $850 off the latest and greatest devices. We are you. We are Appalachian Wireless. On Friday, December 15th, Kentucky State Police post 9 held their annual shop with a trooper event at the Pikeville Walmart. Dozens of children were treated to a breakfast at the store and then paired up with an officer to go on a Christmas shopping spree. Despite the great amount of effort put into planning the event, the troopers say it's all worth it. Such a great event, you know, it's a tradition. They've been doing it for, I know, over 20 years. I was the first one here this morning. So, you know, getting everything set up so to still see them come in. I was watching them run down the aisle smiling. They were all happy this morning. Know that they're going to go shopping. It makes all the work throughout the year that all the troopers do just this work that, you know, there's a lot of fundraising goes into this, a lot of donations from the community. So there's a lot of work that goes into a one day event.  And all that work comes to a one day event. It's just such a great event to see those kids and get to see them come out here and have fun. And the troopers just the same, you know, they come out and it's a good day for them to kind of let their guard down a little bit and interact with the kids and just have a great time. Post 9 is thankful for their community partners who help make the event possible. Now they're looking forward to next Christmas. It's a huge team effort.  But, you know, Walmart, they hosted for us. They had cookies and sausage biscuits and juice and milk ready for the kids when they got here this morning. Santa and the Grinch were, Walmart provided those and had them out here for the kids this morning.  And then the bakery there on Redbird Lane, the High North Bakery, gives all the dinner rows and save a lot, donates all the food baskets that people throughout the year have paid for those food baskets at the store to make sure the kids go home with some kind of Christmas dinner. Reporting from Outantop News, I'm Nick Colm.


I'm from China Mobile. My name is Xuan. It's very pronounced hardly. I'm the edge cloud computing architecture. For this prediction, I will do tell the story about the edge computing with OpenShift. So I want to tell the background. So what is edge computing? Edge computing is a computing and network deep fusion. So I draw four pictures here. So we can see which is the edge computing. So we can check the red start. For the edge, the environment is very little. It's didn't like the data center, which can contain 1,000 bandwidth machine. In the edge computing center, it can only have 10 or 20 bandwidth machines. So the resource is limited. And I think this is why we want to use container technologies in this field. Because in the telecom field, we almost use OpenStack. But now I think this is a Kubernetes opportunity. So in the edge, we celebrate two parts. One is the network side edge computing, which is below the awareness station. And for the other side, edge computing is something like the gateway. We can put it in the home or in the industry. So for the edge computing, we can provide the path and the source. In the telecom field, we are always following the ETI side or some other international standard. And now I'm pointing to this architecture from the ETI side. So it's very complicated. We can see in this picture in the left hand. So there's a lot of interfaces in here. And they are not defined clearly now. But in China, 5G and the cloud and edge computing are very popular. A lot of companies like Baidu, Ali, Huawei, ZTE, and others, vendors, they want to use these technologies in China. And in this slide, I enlisted some of the pros and cons. So for the pros, it is based on the ETI side and V architecture. And it has defined the network information and the location API, your identity API, and by the way, its management. So maybe all the people in here don't know what it is. So I can give an example. So when we open our phone, so you will see there is a 4G at the top of our screen. So when we clip the Chrome application, so we can search the internet, so all the data flow is in the telecom cloud. We call it some like the private cloud. So all this data flow is in the private cloud. But in the edge computing, who is our customers? In China, maybe Baidu, Ticent, Alibaba, and some industry company. So because all these vendors are not in the telecom field, they are our customers. So we have two private APIs, the public cloud. But in the ETSM EC standard, it sounds like it's defined like the private cloud. So it's not satisfying our requirement. So I give the conclusion in here, is the MEC AIV architecture is too complicated. And there is a far away from that product. But we can use API, which is have defined in the ETSM EC. So in the AIV field, which is in the telecom companies, it's all we all use the open stack. But in edge computing, we want to use Kubernetes. So I try to refactor the architecture from the ETSM EC. So we split the two fields. One is the AIV field. This is the telecoms things. So we don't care about that. And another one is the EC field. EC field is edge computing field. There is an edge computing operation manage center. It's something like the portal. And can manage a lot of the edge computing cluster. And it can provide the VIM, the container, and some third-party API. And for the NMV, it only put their traffic into the edge computing data center. So there are two parts. It's built separately. So while we want to open shift, I have listed four reasons here. So OpenShift is the most mature open-source project we support Kubernetes nearly. Before I joined in the channel mobile, I worked in Red Hat four years ago. So I'm with Red Hatter. So I know it is very stable. And now we start to develop a project based on Kubernetes. So we choose the OpenShift as our basically Kubernetes. And OpenShift provides at least 10 layers of the container security. So container host and multi-tendent, container platform, network isolation, and so on. And OpenShift's ecosystem is flourishing. So I know there is a lot of the telecom and the band companies and industrial companies. There are a lot of companies are using it. So they have lower, so they can use a few efforts to move their application into our platform. So we can build up. We can build up our own edge computing data center. And OpenShift always brings amazing features from the open-source community. So since a lot of the companies have using the OpenShift 4.0, now we are using the Kubernetes 3.0. So we have to catch up with the other guys. So Sigma is an edge computing platform in China. So we have a lot of experimental environment in China, for example, in Zhejiang, Guangdong, and Beijing. So we can see this is our architecture. In the red part is our edge computing operational management. You see, maybe we can think it is in the center of the area, for example, in Beijing. And it can manage a lot of the programs in China. And for the green part is our edge computing data center. So it can run on 10 billion machine or 20 billion machine. So we developed some additional modules. For example, it's a cluster management and service routing module. So it's not like the OpenShift routing, because it's not a certified our requirement. So we developed it by ourselves. And in here is the third party capabilities industry SDK, wellness, and network capabilities. This is our from the industry. So it's very complex. We do it by keys, by keys. And we are using, we are trying to use a three skill to manage our API. Because in some industry, we have to provide the API. And then we can sell the API and earn the money. So it can give the areas a billion. And for the yellow part is edge computing gateway. So it's a very small box. We didn't use OpenShift. I will use Kubeh, because it's very small. Sound like the little box. Maybe it's wrong in the cell phone. So OpenShift 3.0, we use a lot of the GPU capabilities. So now I want to try, I want to introduce the use case.  The use case, auto vehicle in this computing. So we talked with Baidu company, who has joined their own auto vehicles in Beijing. And they provided the requirement. And we built the attractors. So at the top of this is Baidu cloud. It sounded like AWS. But Baidu has their own public cloud. And there is Sigma. Sigma is just a talk about our edge computing platform. And at the bottom of this paragraph, we can see there is a 5G network and some awareness work. So the work floor is a video stream is saved in the edge node Sigma. And the AI, which is the application running in the Sigma. And AI operates the video stream in edge node. And then send the result to the ICU. ICU, we can think it is a machine in the car. And send back the data into the Baidu cloud. This is public cloud. And ICU sends the result to the car through the PC5 interface. So this is the architecture we test in Beijing. So while we choose two ways. One is a 5G wireless network. Another one is a wired network. It's something like the way we provide the VPN to Baidu. Because they want to balance. If you're using the 5G, the price is too high. So they can transfer it into the wired network. So they balance the two technologies. But when we test it, we find that the wired network is too slow. And it costs a lot of time. So experiment environment here is provided as application. Because Baidu's applications are always containerized. And the applications have already run in the Kubernetes. So we saw it can easily run on OpenShift. So the requirement is the bandwidth is 6 Mbps, upload stream for camera, latency. So why we want to use edge computing? Because it can provide low latency. The latency of the data flow from camera to edge computing server is less than 100 millisecond. The latency of the edge computing server gives the result that we'll send to the response. It's less than 50. A network latency is less than two minutes. Purely. And there are two data centers here. One is the edge computing data center. And another one is the public cloud data center. So the application will be very complex. So you can send the data to the car and send the key data to the public cloud. And in the future, there are a lot of edge computing data center. So all of these applications are distributed. So in this experiment environment, we chose the two-street intersection and deployed a totally 26 camera. There is a lot of interest in Barcelona. I didn't see any camera in the street. But in China, there's a lot of cameras. So 26 camera in two-street intersection. And it calls a lot of the data. And the camera and I still need the electronic power. Because they are all the machine. It can need their power. But when we set up the camera in the single light, who provides the electronic power? So I talked with the government. And the government provides the electronic power. But it will cost a lot of money. So the schedule is here. We, in February, in February, we did the design. And now we're starting testing and debugging. It's still in the testing, under testing now. And in the next month, we will finish the testing. Here are some pictures. You can see the cameras. And there is a single light. So I wanted to introduce some challenges when we are working on it. So there are two challenges here. Let's see. Why in the storage? Why in the GPU? So just I mentioned that each camera will upload six Mbps. So there will be 64 GB a day disk, only one camera. But we have the 26 cameras. So it will use more than one PB per day. But Baidu company told that we have to keep three months of data. It will cost 100 TB. But I just mentioned that in the H computing data center, there are a few VM machines here. But so this is so huge storage, so we have to use some other technologies to reduce the data in H computing. So why we choose to send the video stream instead of image? So we talked with Baidu companies. And they said that if we use the video, we can use some new technologies to reduce the data floor. But one second, almost one MB. So it's so loud for a long time. So we will think it later on the talk with Baidu if they can use image instead of. Another is GPU. Because in the H computing data center, the machine is not like the machine in the data center. So it's small. It's small. We call it the OTI, which has to be fine with Channel Mobile and other companies, something like Baidu Alibaba. And because the machine is smaller. But for this 4S experiment, we have ensured that each server needs at least three GPUs. So three GPUs is OK. So the machine can have the three PCIe. So you can put the three GPU. But the GPU costs a lot of electronic power. So we'll need to rebuild our H computing center. Because the H computing center is not like the computing center. Because the H computer center maybe is near our building, our home, near our industry, and the electronic, it's limited. For example, in China, there is an old building, and it can only support 3KW. I don't know how to pronounce it. OK, 3KW. But if we put a lot of GPU, the data center, the H data center, can't support it. So we have to reduce the resource we have used in H computing. But in the data center, we don't match these problems. We have a lot of space to put our BMWs machine in here. And we don't worry about the electronic power. But in H computing, we have two thinking. Things like how to reduce the resource. The container technology is a better one. So why we want to use the open shift here? And to continue is that we are doing a lot of the things in the future. So now we collaborate with the 3DM companies. They will deploy the API and the China state construction. They provide the APP and the application. But the application is running on the machine. We only have three BMWs machine. But there, we built the open shift here and enabled Kubernetes to provide the virtual machine and give there the virtual machine environment. So they can put their application running on it. And others, I'd buy two companies and the blockchain. And in the next month, we will deploy all the things in Zhejiang. It is a 4G MEC environment. And then later, we will use the open shift for O. Seems we are late. Seems we are late. In August, we will integrate with Acurendo, which is a project in the Linux Foundation H. So H computing is very popular in China. But seems in Europe and the United States, it seems it's not. But the 5G is so popular. So we think the 5G and its computing will bring more valuable things in our industry. Thanks for watching.


With action and suspense out of the Old West comes the most famous hero of them all Huffleong Cassidy starring William Boyd The ring of the silver spurs heralds the most amazing man ever to ride the prairies of the early West Huffleong Cassidy the same hoppy you cheer in motion pictures and the same California You've laughed at a million times Raw courage and quick shooting have built a legend around this famous hero Huffleong is a name to be feared respected and admired for this great cowboy rides the trails of adventure and excitement William Boyd as Huffleong Cassidy and and declined as California Well hoppy, what about our story? Well, we call this the patches don't need guns It began one evening when we are camp near Fort Los Alamos, Arizona California and I had delivered a herd of beef to the San Carlos in the in reservation We're headed back to the bar 20 that night after dinner. We were washing our tinware with sand. I Noticed that California was more on the edge than usual Hoppy I don't like it. I feel plum crawly thinking about that in a godo and he's miscalier or stake in the war Well, I'm not exactly happy to have a patchy so close But the fort's only 20 miles away and it's nearly dark a patches hate the fight in the dark Sure, but just the same the hair in the back of my neck feels like it's gonna stand out Well, there I'm done. Give me your plate and I'll put them away California quiet Wait Something's moving engines. I'll get my long gun doubts the fire. No wait. That's one man coming toward us There he is Puffy is he drunk? Hello there. Come on and set An arrow on these back get out beyond the fire light and see if he was followed right didn't penetrate very deep Well, no wonder two wrappings of buffalo hide must be an Indian fighter a scout. There are no sign out here Hoppy he must lost them in the dark. Is he gonna cash in? No, if I can get this barb out of him slice one of those flat cactus pads and toss it to me Sure, I'm standing in the messer how to sterilize my knife and the flames There here's the cactus pad good stay out there and keep your eyes peeled Easy does it fella This will hurt a little Easy easy It'll be over in a second now hang on There it's out. I just like quiet. I Had to cut the outside of this cactus pad away like this I'll have to stop that one with it Thanks, mr. I just rest all I have to do is bind it here goes my clean shirt Is is it bad? No, you lost some blood. That's all here All right. Yeah, that does it California come back and help pack. We'll have to take this man to the fort tonight. It's too risky in the daytime Oh, I sure hate to face that saddle again. You won't be facing at California, but stop fretting There's something stranger for you to worry about. Yeah, what's that? Why in the middle of Apache country? I dig a pony are out of this man's back Now back to hop along Cassidy and our story apaches need no guns California's camp was entered by a scout with a pony arrow in his back Although it is a patchy country After taking the arrow out of them hoppy in California carry the wounded man to Fort Los Alamos that same night But it's slow riding and daylight find them still not quite to the port Hoppy if we don't get there quick. I'll die. What's the matter of this riding giving you a headache I get an ankle right, but it ain't in my head I was a patient. Uh, what'd she say your name was? Breen Jody Breen Scout for major pin carol scout Well, you want to hear about the time I tangled with their coachees and a hunter brave single-handedly Weren't they afraid of you? Well, sure. There was that Hoppy doing it and I don't do that to me now. Now where was I? Oh, yeah. Yeah, I was surrounded by a hunter Uh, what's that for? Oh, no, no, don't waste any words. Hey, just what is green means the fort is over the next hump and stop gabbing Who's Gavin was like this green? I was surrounded by these 200 Patrol well speak up patrol jumped cactus rock Pony's all killed but me Pony's rarely breathing. This is a patchy country. Remember Don't tell it to me Tell it to those ponies Breen come inside. I want you report you to wait at the post store over there I'll send for you in an hour. Well, thanks. Come on, California. Yeah, you go ahead Hoppy I'll see to the horses for right Hey, wasn't that Breen you brought in yeah, my name's Cassidy store open. Yeah, sure is I'm Ganon the storekeeper more inside Hey, I've heard about a gun slick called Cassidy here how long is just talk I'm no gun slinger, but my name's pop along. Yeah, maybe but you've quite a reputation is a fast draw. I Can't wait till you cross my lot of wars path. I'm looking for no trouble Ganon. Don't stir up any Oh, not me Cassidy not me. I'm a coward I am yellow cleared my boot heels. Who's this vile Adam or and vile Adam or heads a tough outfit It's mostly gunman. Of course. I ain't saying right now that it's a crooked when Why And hear me out friend I wear guns because I run a tough outfit and I run a tough outfit because it's a hard country here boats But it's straight savvy. Oh, yes, that's why I savvy good The only reason I'm not born you is because I'm not what you gave this stranger a hunch. I was Strange I'm by Lattimore I like your looks you look straight and you don't blink I reckon those guns are for use not brag. You seem to have cut my trail miss Lattimore I'm looking for no quarrel as I just told Ganon here. Call me by I Take it friendly. You don't agree with red nose here I'm my dear young lady. I've been looking for you. Howdy Walker decided not to sell so adios not now wait now wait There's no need for us to be so brief Maybe you'll change your mind. I Represent a lot of money my dear lots of ranches around here. We'll get some of it not me I'm not selling So forget it Well, very well by but let's have a drink over it.  Oh look now. I see here at least you can be friendly Walker the lady doesn't want your company You better go you stay out of my affairs cowboy and you've I come along let go of me That's enough Walker get out and don't bother again. The lady doesn't drill you. I'm likely to why you wouldn't draw an unarmed man Would you know, but I would own a man wearing a hideout under his arm out now stay back get away from me That's right. Keep backing or go for that rod you're carrying back Ganon open that door for the gentlemen Right out the door keep backing. Oh Walker. What is it? Watch out for that step.  Thanks It saved me from born that skunk Way out boy you again, and if you talk about me again, well, I won't say a word. I swear it Trouble trouble this post is just trouble First someone starts selling guns to the patches guns who sell guns to a patches Well, how do I know whoever is doing it must be crazy. Well, they might hurt somebody Patsy sure don't need guns. Hey, what's that? Well, it looks like the troops was pulling out Well, that looks like the whole regimen major pancara is not leaving the fort any protection at all. Sure. It's a way Oh my gracious. I'm gonna pack. We'll all be scalping a bit.  Yeah, I saw him come on, California Sure, sure, but they're what's the big rush you'll see major pancara I don't mean to interfere but aren't you leaving the fort shorthanded?  That's why I sent the regiments out The Indians are west of here not in the fort west, but bring with jumped in the east Stray raiding party of party is nothing to bother about Mother scouts found a bigger patchy party to the west your tenant stone will engage it and destroy it California get our horse a saddle now What do you think you're going to do scout the territory east of here? And you better pray major those ponies are unforced your fort is in grave danger Don't you think this is kind of dangerous for us so we don't know this country.  No, look ahead. They're to the right Smoke signals. Let's get out of here not until we've taken a look see come on up around that big rock We can look down on them from there Stay here. I'll ease down on foot. You'll do what on the hoppy.  I'll come with you look Engines millions of engine not millions but enough Ponies and the patches there must be at least 200 boy years California hit the dust for the fort. They have to be warned sure but you don't mean now You're gonna say go on ride. Tell major pen car that Nagota is here and to prepare for immediate attack I savvy a little Apache lingo I'm gonna visit that camp after dark and find out that certain death if you get caught ill I'll save a shot for myself. I'll go on high tail sure. I'm a gone But but but in case I I Hacker you you know what I mean Yeah, I know California. That's why we're partners Now back to hop along Cassidy and our story apaches don't need guns When major pancaro sent the entire force of Fort Los Alamos to engage apaches to the west hoppy in California Scouted to the east and discovered Nagoto and 200 Apache and Pawnee warriors preparing for war as Hoppy stayed to try a daring venture of spying in the Indian camp California races to war in the fort major pancaro Injury thousands of them get fought ready for attack hoppy said wait wait They're out of order Carlson. You didn't even knock knock Knock I'll say that twice about those Indians. I'll say it twice. I'll say it three times I'll whistle at your hammer headed gent. Are you deep get the fort ready and fight and shake? What are you positive? The apaches are to the west of here. Well, there's Nagoto and 200 of them counting some Pawnee pals doing a war dance Less than 10 miles east and I'll give you a hunch. They ain't doing that war dance for exercise. Yes. Yes Perhaps you're right. Would be terrible if I'd be mistaken My record you're top blazes with your record. There's women and kids here. All right stable your horse Tell sergeant Olson there to bring his squad to me immediately, right? Corporal Stein open the armory issue guns to every man in the fort Johnson get to the guard house all prisoners to be released and back on duty at once Adams Gather all the women and children in the block house quick man all civilians to report to me without delay Attention Soldiers and civilians Where does come that this fort is under danger of possible attack an attack that will outnumber us badly? Sergeant Olson will command the defense of the walls private Adams that of the gate Private Johnson will take eight men and defend the block house Corporal Stein you will select five marksmen and act as roving defense going where needed most Your women will load guns in the block house. There will be no relief until the danger of attack is over. That's all Go to your post Thousand yeah major I Just want you to know that if this is a false alarm. I'll see to it that hey anything more major Get to your post right Welcome to the party of me go Here's to your red skin. Yeah Oh Into a woman called in all reports But I can shoot better than these men here boats. Hey, where's your partner? I wish to know Just wish I had my crew here. They shall be handy. Well, look it. They're breaking off Well, they didn't aim to find us waiting for them they'll be back Sure mess of them out there. Yeah. Ah, I reckon hoppy gut I hope he shaved that bullet. You seem to write smart. I'm reken.  I compliment you hoppy My glad to see in one piece. Thanks, California major our bad news Let's take care of those Indians first. Oh, that's just it that group was only half and the go to forces You were right. There are patches of the Western heading this way a patches plus a few straggling bunches of Susan Comatches that have jumped their reservation Cassidy You know what you're saying only too well now go to is trying to gather all Indian tribes under his banner plans to take over This section and join Geronimo and to take over all of Arizona then the five This is ghastly. We can't stand off this war party out there much less another party from the West Your regiment has probably made contact with the Indians West. We can hold out here They may come back to the fort, but man, there's only 32 men left here Not that many after that first attack without number day two on I'd hoped it wasn't that bad And it may be several days before your regiment can return I hope you see how wrong you were We'll all be slaughtered in here without a chance those Indians are using new Winchester's not bows and arrows I you'll speed up the slaughter if you don't get back to your post For a tax we can't stand many Ganon yeah, drop a couple of boxes of 45 for me Give me a one to 30 30 not carrying an eyes are you this next attack may be close quarters.  You stand up right. Well, Ganon. Well a past day and a half kind of made me a reform coward Cassidy Figure if I got a die anyhow, please.  Hey, what's Walker doing down in the compound? Look California? Well, I'll be switched. He's saddling the horse. I Guess he's riding for help. I'll get out to see Hey Walker, you're riding for help. My horse is faster.  I'm getting out of here Those Indians are using new Winchester's and we can't win you can play hero if you want, but I'm saving my neck See, you'll never make it. You know that I'll make it. It's nearly dark and after dark I can get through That's full pen caro. I hadn't sent the troop out But he did only I'm not paying for it. Not me Looks like we got tomorrow and for the attack copy the most planning and making it a good one It'll be a bad one. Oh, there goes Walker a darn yellow coyote or a plug himself That's his choice, but they'll be waiting for him. That's why a major pen caro hasn't sent a man for help And I think that whole cat wanted to be a Western rancher Tell a one coward I tried to warn him. He should have stayed brain Cassidy can I speak to you of course major? What is it? You saw what happened to Walker wouldn't have happened if you Hadn't let him out. I couldn't force him to stay he was a civilian But what I started to say was is there no way we could save the women and children Could we sneak them out three yet? That's impossible. The Indians are expecting that very thing. I see Well, I was just hoping that you Made sure made your pen caro one major Take over Cassidy happy Is he yeah? Well, he was a fussing feather soldier that is a man he'd do to ride the river with the sure word But now what do we just wait for it? We do not I've been thinking Notice how her go-to and his war chiefs always lead every attack on that gate. Why yeah Yeah, they bunch up ahead of the others next time they attack. We're letting them in wait, huh? Hoppy you're wrong rock the go-to on his right-hand man of the leaders and spirit of this battle If we can get rid of them the others will scatter I want to take every man able to swing a shovel and start building a pair of walls from that gate Hoppy you better lie down. I want a long high wall shoot form like a funnel from that gate So when we let them in they'll be forced in one or two at a time I shoot a you mean like we drive cattle through and Brandon right only too high for him to climb over We're letting a go-to on these war chiefs in slam the gate behind them I'll be we can't pull enough man off in the walls to fight them hand-to-hand There'll be a dozen in that lead bunch That's the point of the shoot one man at the end of it working two guns can take them as they come through That's my job. Oh, no hoppy that masochist That's a gamble we'll have to take it the big thing is to make sure they don't suspect a trap and the rest of men drive off There's one attack so tonight while the shoot is being built four men will stay on the wall running back and forth shooting from different Loopholes to make it appear more and for driving off the attack from the walls tomorrow Every woman able to handle a gun every wounded man able to pull a trigger I want all of them on the wall by daybreak. It's their only hope Hoppy it's daybreak Want to call the man? Yeah, it's about time everyone on the wall break out all the ammunition cannon knives and axes to each man Struck all the women to save one shot for themselves in case the field to stop the attack same for the children I'm on my way right Cassidy Mr. Hoppy that shoot ain't there long about 50 feet I'll have to do hammer that boxer shell will you bring it with me what shoot there's wide enough for two engines to come in at once Reckon there ought to be two of us ready to drop them Sure but there ain't no use arguing with a woman don't you know that You need a sidekick in that shoot and I reckon I qualify as the best two-handed gunslinger around here After you sir Well looks as if they're getting ready to come at us Cameron Yeah, I wish that could shoot better I just want to give you a scattered gun whether you just point full and pray Hey one thing how are we going to be sure that only in the go-to in his chiefs get through that gate Well just soon as they get inside the boys will slam the gate shut and to make sure they have time You aim at scattered gun into the engines follow them will slow them enough Here they come look at a run hold it with that gun wait for the time Wait now let them have it now go to his bunches inside Now back to hop along Cassidy Hoppy here still can't believe it will lick them When they saw we finished in a go-to in the chiefs the rest ran like jack rabbits But don't ever take a chance like that again That would work but I'm not hurt bad so stop pacing Not hurt bad he says two knife wounds in your shoulder slugging your leg Not to mention a couple of creases about what you call bad Cawfinn House fly Oh she's alright just a couple of scratches Hi there Bet you two don't know what I heard from a wounded engine Yeah you heard that Walker sold the guns to Nagoto so the apaches that go on the warpath Wipe out the ranches around here and give him a chance to buy the spreads for a song afterwards Well bust me sure that's it you're stealing my thunder Sorry Vy I guessed it before These Indians in this country are too poor to pay much of a profit on those guns That met a man with another motive which was Walker He gave himself away when he knew what kind of guns the apaches had Well he's planned backfired and he got his comeuppance from his own treachery And it is And it is anyone Whiskey Whiskey For uh, when there's no purposes of course Hi there Gannon You did a brave job of fighting And I bring news Lieutenant Stone sent a rider in The regiment met and defeated the apaches to the west Eh Did you say I was brave sir?  Back to your post the Indians are coming Where's my scatter gun? I've been tricked That was a mighty close call for Huffy But Huffy's usual quick thinking shows that even the treacherous apaches can be outsmarted with or without guns In next week's thrilling story Huffy and California set out to trap a killer And prove once again that a dog is a man's best friend Especially when the man is the victim of a shot in the dark Up along Cassidy starring William Boyd is transcribed and produced in the west by Walter White Jr The apaches don't need guns was written by Herb Purdom with original music under the personal direction of Albert Glasser All stories are based upon the characters created by Clarence Mulford This is a Commodore production