Okay. So as indicated, really what we're trying to do in this session is get feedback from you. And so I'm going to open us up with just three slides to be able to start us off with some thoughts to kind of frame our discussion this afternoon for the hour to kind of let you know a little bit about some of the information that we've already heard through our town halls and the discussions that we've had regarding this strategic planning process about genomic medicine. Then the idea is that we'll open it up and we'll be able to get feedback from all of you regarding are there things that we're missing? What are some other new ideas that you might have? The idea is not to wordsmith the text that is on the slides. This is just to give you a starting place for the conversation. But rather to come up with what are any other new big ideas that we're missing or ideas that you guys have to contribute to the strategic planning process. Okay. So with that, the first slide here is to talk to you a little bit about the overall vision that we've been hearing expressed as we start having these strategic planning discussions for genomic medicine and health. And so the way that we've phrased this so far is to talk about genomic medicine and our vision to really integrate genomics into routine medical practice. And we want to be able to do this in a way that not only is going to prevent disease but also improve health. So this isn't just medicine but also the broader concept of health itself. We want this to be able to cover all members of our diverse community that we have in the United States. And we want to be able to engage the patients, their families, and the entire healthcare team in this genomic healthcare process. So that's the overall vision that we're starting from. From there, we have a couple of bullets that highlight some of the major themes that we've heard come out of discussion so far. The first of these we've talked a lot about at this meeting, that there need to be systems in place to be able to integrate genomics into everyday clinical and public health practice, that we need these types of frameworks, that we need these infrastructure to be able to put the data into the electronic health records, that we need standards to let everyone knows that they're talking about the same piece of data. Second is regarding developing processes to then be able to use genomics in routine clinical practice. This is really going beyond just having the infrastructure and the systems in place but also thinking about things such as the consent process and return of results and how can we make the process itself of doing genomics both in medicine and health function better. The third point is to then build these knowledge bases out so that we have the information needed to be able to do predictive genomic medicine in diverse populations. So this needs to be applicable to everyone. The fourth bullet is to evaluate our evidence for genomic prevention and therapeutic strategies. So this is more of the evidence piece that we've been having a lot of discussion about at the meeting here today. We then want to make sure that this information has utility for all members, so not just clinicians, but this is useful to the patients themselves as well, and we want to make sure that they're engaged in this process and that we understand how is genomics used by the individual and what information has utility to the patient themselves. And then finally, the last bullet that we have here is to be able to train providers to be able to adopt clinical genomics. And this was also left intentionally broad because in many of these conversations it's been talking about the providers as potentially being multiple different individuals in the healthcare community who would be providing this information back in order to be able to do clinical genomics. So then the last slide that I have for everyone today are just some of the places that we have heard about that we should engage with as part of this two-year strategic planning process that Eric had introduced yesterday. So we are planning on interacting extensively with the Genomic Medicine Working Group of Council that we have at NHGRI that also helps with setting up these meetings. We're also planning on doing outreach beyond NHGRI to be able to engage with stakeholders and to be able to do crosstalk across different groups to be able to think about what are the big challenges that we have with implementing genomics in medicine and health. And this is one of the, an example of doing that kind of outreach, hearing from you guys, what do we need to include in this process? We're also planning on doing outreach to other institutes both at the NIH as well as other federal agencies to be able to find out more about what their current plans are and what they've had success with in the past. And then continuing to review all of our existing programs that we have at NHGRI in Genomic Medicine and Health to be able to learn from the consortiums that we're already funding. That is everything that I had to present to everyone today. And so I will just go back a slide so that we have the bullets up there for everyone to be able to look at and open it up for discussion.


Aloha! Good morning, good afternoon, or good evening. Welcome back to A Nation of Immigrants, a bi-weekly interview program featuring the lives of immigrants, knowledge, diversity, and inclusion. Rotary by St. Tank Hawaii, King Street Law Office, and US-China Cultural Media Group. Our guests share their life stories, journey to the United States, and their contributions to the cultural diversity. Today, we are particularly thrilled to have the honorable Judge Wendy D. from New York City Civil Court. Judge Lee, welcome. Thank you very much. Well, we are so honored to have you to be our guest, and we are in this, particularly in this Spring Festival special for 2024, the Year of the Dragon. First, happy New Year, Judge. We wish you a very prosperous and successful New Year of Dragon. Happy New Year to your child, and happy New Year, everybody. Thank you, Judge. Well, Judge, you have been an active and influential member of the Civil Court of the City of New York. During the past five years, you have published more than 70 judicial opinions in civil and criminal cases in Brooklyn, Chris, and Manhattan. You are a full believer in the principle of fairness, compassion, and equal treatment for all under the law. You have been serving our community very well, and as you are running for the next surrogate court judge in the county of Queens, I'm so happy to learn that you are a graduate of Peking University, my alma mater. You also have a degree from Harvard University and Oxford University. You won election to the court in 2018 after a long and illusory career in private law parties. You are also a four-generation immigrant. It's known that you are running for the surrogate court judge in Queens County. When elected, you will be the first woman, the first minority, and the first Asian-American surrogate court judge in the county of Queens, and the first Asian-American surrogate court judge in the city of New York, and in the entire state of New York. This is just amazing, Judge Lee. I'm also a graduate four-generation immigrant, and I'm also a graduate of Peking University. I'm particularly interested to hear you journey to the United States. When I came to the United States, I was 28 years old, and I wouldn't say it was a cultural shock, but there were a lot of adjustment need to be done. I'm curious, Judge. How was your first impression of the United States, and how did you experience at the Peking University School of Law, shaped your perspective on law and justice? Thank you very much, Chang, for your kind words, and it is always my pleasure to connect with Peking University and alumni, especially because Peking University Law School played a vital role in shaping my perspective on law and justice. It is thanks to the academic environment and overall exposure to the diverse legal tradition that brought in my understanding of the law. The program in Peking University shaped my view on law being a tool for motive fairness, and they believed that the law should be accessible to all, regardless of anybody's background and in the country of origin. So my experience at Peking University led the foundation for my commitment to fairness, which continues to guide me to these days in my career as a judge. And of course, when I came to the United States, I was already 28 years old. Similar to you, I faced the unusual difficulties that migrants encounter, such as adopting to the whole new culture and the legal system. With that being said, I also quickly realized that it was also a land of opportunity where I could utilize my legal expertise to make the positive impact. And this life transition I had at the age of 28 reinforced my belief in the importance of equal access to justice. And the lead addressed the legal needs of our immigrant communities. It is an experience that drive me and gave me the passion for serving our diverse communities today. Very well said, Judge. Thank you so much. What motivates you to run for the position of surrogate judge, surrogate court judge in quiz? And how do you envision your role in this capacity? Thank you. The motivation behind my decision to run for the surrogate court judge in the kind of queens is deeply rooted in my commitment to fearless compassion and the equal treatment for all. I believe that the surrogate court is a place where this principle should be upheld, especially when it comes to matters of inheritance, guardianship, and the family. I envision my role as one of ensuring that justice is served, families are protected, and the rights of all individuals, regardless of the background, are respected. Very well said. Thank you, Judge. Giving you background and understanding of immigrant struggles, and how do you plan to address the unique legal needs of immigrant communities in quiz and in New York? Well, as you know, I'm an immigrant myself. I first can know how daunting it is to go to the courtroom and how difficult it is to navigate the court system. So in my own professional life, I was often told that I should not do wrong, just like in 2018 that someone told me that I shouldn't run because I have the accent and I was not born in the United States. So in the reality, it is that a queen is a melting pot. We do have unique challenges and legal needs that I plan to fulfill. And of course, my first step would be to create a more inclusive and accessible legal system by working to provide language access and to have more equipped interpreters in our court system to help our immigrants to navigate the legal system, especially the surrogate court is about the living, it's not about the day. So I want to make sure our families that are going through the difficult time will receive the assistance they need in order to move on with the life. Thank you. Yeah, I remember when I was in China and the family, the friends, they always try to avoid court at all costs. Engaging litigation, initiated litigation is just a sinkable. But in the United States, so we consider going to the court is just a common normal. It's very, very normal. But anyway, looking at your resume, judge, you have received education in three countries, in China, in the United States, and the United Kingdom. How has your diverse educational background influenced your judicial philosophy, especially in the terms of your understanding of fairness and compassion in the courtroom? Well, thank you. I think my diverse educational background has deeply influenced my judicial philosophy. It has taught me that fairness and compassion are essential and should be at the core of every decision I make. The interaction between different legal systems and cultures have taught me the importance of understanding and respecting diverse perspectives. In the courtroom, I believe in treating everyone with dignity and ensuring that justice is not only bland, but also compassionate. And because of my cultural background, I will be able to understand the difficulties that the litigants face when they come to my courtroom. So I think that with compassion and understanding is a key for the litigants who come before me. Yes, thank you very much. We elected you will be the first Asian-American surrogate court judge in New York. And we very much look forward to celebrate. How does this potential milestone mean to you personally and professionally? Thank you very much. And I think it's a criteria. Can you believe it that we don't have any minority? We don't have any female surrogate court judge in the kind of queens? And we don't even have the Asian-American surrogate court judge in New York, New York City. And we don't even have the Asian-American surrogate court judge in the entire states of New York. And it's already 2024. So the upcoming milestone of becoming the first Asian-American surrogate court judge, female judge in the entire state of New York means a great deal to me personally and professionally. It is an opportunity to break barriers and to provide representation to underrepresented communities. It is a chance to inspire others, especially young women of color to pursue careers in law and in public service. And this milestone is a testament to the progress we have made towards a more inclusive and diverse legal system. Thank you. Of course, that will be a milestone for New Yorker as well. Judge Lee, we were introduced by a mutual friend, another Asian-American lawyer in part of the city of New York. And I heard from many other Asian and Chinese-American lawyers talking about you, everybody is very highly about you. And because you have been a mentor to many young professionals and law students. Could you tell us more about your role as a mentor? And you mentioned that be a role model for younger generation? And why do you believe it's important to engage in community in this professional way? Right. So in 2018, I was successfully elected to the bank. So and this year, I'm running for Queen Syracuse School Judge. And I want to have my campaign as example to our young generations, especially to me, I came here at the age of 28. So it's much older compared with lots of immigrants who came to this country to study. So I want to show them that if I can do it, you can do it as well. Right. So I came here, I went to school. I started my legal career at CDE Austin in New York at the associate and it became law firm partner at international law firms. So and then eventually I became judge. And with my career experience, and I want our young people to know that if you can do it, you can do it as well. So mentorship is something that I actively incorporate into my lifestyle and hold dear to my heart. It is essential to guide and inspire the next generation of legal professionals. By engaging with students and professionals, I hope to instill in them the values of justice, fairness and community service. And it's important to bridge the gap between the legal profession and the community we serve. So mentorship in itself helps me to create a stronger, more informed and with a compassion legal community. And thank you for that. Thank you, judge. In addition to mentoring to young professionals, you have been teaching your legal educator as well. You've been teaching at Osford University and but legal education is changing. It's not at the same time or same teaching methodology you and I received legal education some years ago. I still quite vividly remember the so-called method my professor engaged during the class discussion. How do you think, how do you view the change of legal education and do you believe legal education can continue to prepare our younger generations for the reality of the current day legal system? So believe it or not, when I was much younger, when I was in my teenagers, I thought I would become a teacher. So of course, I was a teacher at I was a teacher at Oxford University St. Catharines College and I love that experience and I believe that law school is about more than educating on statues and cases. And it is the first and foremost about investing in students in a way that develops them into professionals not only with a sense of commitment to justice but also appreciation of the interaction between law and other disciplines and professions. And in our ever-increasingly globalized world, it also means developing the global awareness and preparing them to function in a multi-cultural and globalized environment. I still remember that when I went to take the California bar examination at the time with the three days examination, the first day is writing, second day multiple choice, the third day is another ethic writing. So I think the way that law school examination, especially in California, is that the third day of the examination, there's no real statues, there's no casebook, it's just a hypothetical case, hypothetical statues and then the students have to just know how to write in a persuasive way and then you just pick a position and you argue for it. And then that's the most important thing about law school is about the logic. It's about the preparation, it's not about remembering the statue or remember just to read something and then repeat it in the examination rather is a thought process. So it's all about preparation, about the logic, about the appreciation of the law and other disciplines. Thank you very much, Judge. Thinking like a lawyer, that's exactly what we say, thinking like a lawyer. But I wouldn't say I had a pleasant experience at law school for three years, but if I had an opportunity to go back to law school, I would do it in a hard bit. I think it's the best education I have ever received and I have been tremendously benefited by the legal education in the United States and the training and transition me from an artist to a lawyer and I agree everything you just said. Now, Judge Lee, you will soon become the first Asian American judge in the circuit court in France. As a move by the shaker, you're running for this position, running for a circuit court judge, which means you have visions. You have a long-term vision for the court. What are your long-term goals for Queen's Circuit or Queen's County's Circuit Board and how do you plan to implement the changes that reflect your values of fairness, compassion, and equal treatment? Right. I think looking ahead, my long-term goals for Queen's Circuit Court are centered on making it a beacon of fairness, compassion, and equal treatment. I plan to implement changes that overall enhance the accessibility and streamline process and ensure that the court works towards serving the needs of our community. At the end of my term, I want to look back and see that the court has become a place where people feel hurt and respected and where justice goes beyond just a word into a left reality for all one step at a time. So, especially that I would like to enhance the language assistance in the court system because some of the immigrants or some of their families, they went to the court, and some of the parents might not speak English. So that justice delayed is justice denied. And we want to make sure that everyone, regardless which language they speak and where they're from, they can have the access to the court that they can be heard and then the case can be handled. And I want to make sure that everybody will receive the equal treatment under the law. And thank you. So true. Thank you, Judge. We normally conclude our program with two difficult questions. I'm joking, two questions to our distinguished guest. And I'm going to ask you the same two questions. The first question is assuming time travel is permitted. You could travel back 20 years to your early twenties and fresh out of college, fresh out of picking university school of law. And now you're meeting your younger self. What would advise, what kind of advice you would give to yourself? What wisdom you have now you would like to share with a younger, Wendy Lee? Well, that's rather a difficult question. And I wouldn't think of any other way to live my life the way it is now for me because freshly out of the law school from picking university, the only goal I have is to become a lawyer, a good lawyer, and become a good lawyer at international law firms. And I made it. And of course, being a lawyer, the only goal is to be a partner at international law firms. So I did it as well. So I guess I picked one direction and I run for it and I go for it. I guess that would be the same thing I would do even if I have a second life and being a judge and to help everybody. This is so true. This is the best answer I've ever heard because it was said that in a parallel universe, a different us is doing a little bit of a different thing. But by pure serendipity, we are sharing the same, you know, visions, same, same compassion of life. The next question is about recommendation. As a judge, I don't know how much the spare time you have for reading and watching movies and watching Netflix. But anyway, the question is, are there any particular book or movies you have enjoyed and deeply resonated with you? And you would recommend it to all of us? Well, that's another difficult question because most of the time I'm reading the law books. But I do think there's a good book. It's called Civil Procedure. Young lawyers, how to navigate a court system. Of course, Civil Procedure is important to help the young lawyers to understand how the court works. So that's one book that I could recommend. And in terms of the movie, I do like the movie Titanic a lot. I still remember that before I came to the United States, the Titanic was first on internationally. And I love the music over there. And of course, that if you ask me a different question as to which paintings I like, I would have lots of answers for you. Because when I have a spare time, I paint. I did oil paintings, watercolors, and, you know, I like the shade. I like the light. So that's something that I spend most of my leisure time if I do hard to paint. And of course, I also go ski. So if you ask me a ski question, I will have a lot to talk about. Thank you. Thank you, Judge. That's wonderful. We are entering the, we have already entered the year of Dragon. And this year, according to Chinese astrology, will be a year of a big change, innovation, creativity, but also potentially turbulence. But anyway, during the holiday season, we celebrate everywhere in the world for Chinese communities and many other Asian communities. How do you celebrate? How did you celebrate this spring festival in New York, Judge? Well, this is during my campaign season. So I actually went to quite a few parades, and I went to quite a few Lunar New York celebrations. And in the city of New York, either in Queensborough, in Brooklyn, in Manhattan, there are lots of gatherings for the Lunar New Year. And it's wonderful. It's a place and it's a time for us to get together with our families, our friends, and communities. I think this year is a wonderful year for change and a wonderful year for happenings and a wonderful year to get things done. Especially that we will elect the first Asian-American figure as their guest judge in the entire state of New York. And I'm very excited. Absolutely. Well, we hope for the best and we're formally believed you will be elected to the bench and make another milestone as the first Asian-American judge in Queens and Serigate Court judge in Queens and in New York. Well, we are reaching the end of our program today. Again, thank you so much for your time, Judge Lee. And during the holiday season, Lee, I wish you a very prosperous and a wonderful New Year of Dragon and a Gongxi Fa Cai. Gongxi Fa Cai. Thank you. Thank you, Chen and Sam here. And wish everybody a happy and healthy Lunar New Year. Gongxi Fa Cai. Long Nian Da Ji. Long Tan Fu Yao. Seng Ti Jian Kan. He Jiao Huan Le. Xie Xie. Thank you, Judge Lee. Thank you. Same life time. Aloha. Thank you very much.


As has been said, we share a common heritage and we share a common history connected by many years of relationship. The first Indians to come to Kenya came in 1911. That is more than a century ago. And up to today they have participated in Kenya, in many fields, in finance, in business, in farming, in agriculture, in health. And we want to commend and thank the Indian community that came to Kenya. And because they have become part and parcel of our nation, I want to report to you that in 2017, all the Indian nationals that are in Kenya were made Kenyan citizens. Today, Kenya is no longer their second home. Kenya is their first home. And we celebrate them because they are a great people. And they have created a bridge between Kenya and India.


Suspense, and the producer of radio's outstanding theatre of thrills, the master of mystery and adventure, William M. Robson. We who are in the business of keeping you in suspense, find ourselves in a quandary at this time of the year. The elements of suspense, murder, maim, and macabre mischief, are awkwardly out of place at this festival of peace and love. Yet that first Christmas was full of suspense. There was the problem of lodgings for the delicate mother that chill evening when there was no room at the inn. And there was great mystery when suddenly the star appeared in the east. Finally, there was the magnificent climax and happy ending when the three kings of the Orient arrived at last bearing gifts of gold and frankincense and mere. We feel that we cannot improve upon this tale, so we will bring you another. Along with our best wishes for a most merry Christmas. Listen, listen then, as Mr. Raymond Burr stars in Out for Christmas, which begins in just a moment. 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Wasn't it be a little Christmas cheer or a hot Tom and Jerry maybe? Ain't you got any whiskey? Oh, sure, we got whiskey. Give me a straight shot. Okay. Can't you get anything on that juiced box with them Christmas carols? What's matter to those black carols? Oh, they stink. You won't think so after you get a couple of belts under your belt. Do you think so? Oh, it's Christmas, man. That's all I heard. It tastes good. Real good. Hey, you look sort of familiar. Don't I know you from some place? I was wondering how long it'd take. The voice is familiar and your eyes sort of... Joe, Joe what? Joe, I heard you was going to get out soon. Charlie Jones told me. But I didn't know you'd be out for Christmas. Yeah, they got big hearted. Hey, you put on a little weight. That's why I didn't recognize you. 30 pounds, prison child. But you look real good, Joe, real good. Yeah. Where is Charlie? He been in tonight? Not yet, but he'll be around probably. Got to see him. You know where he's living at? Yeah, he's got a room over on Port Street. Room? I figured he'd be living in a flop house. Oh, not Charlie. He's doing okay since he got out. Got a steady job. How about you, Joe? You got a job lined up? Yeah, I got a job lined up. Good job? It'll be good. As good as I can make it. As the last minute shopping really got you down. Are you dashing and prancing all over the town? You've bought a lot of presents and you still have lots to go? Well... Go, go, go, get a script, Joe. You don't have to know a size. You don't worry about the fit. A new script, open or pencil always makes a hit. Or mom or dad or sister and Jane or Uncle Joe. Go, go, go, get a script, Joe. Go, go, go, get a script, Joe. Get a script, Joe. Here's the easy convenient way to finish all your Christmas shopping in a matter of minutes. With script, pens and pencils. Available at stores everywhere. All scriptos costing a dollar or more are handsomely gift boxed. See the famous scripto satellite. 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I thought I'd have my own tree. It's just a little one. You lost your marbles? Well, it's Christmas, Joe. The guys in cell block four ought to see you now playing with electric trains into your own Christmas tree. I bet they'd like to be doing the same thing. Not me. Do you check up on Malloy like I ask you to? Yeah? Yes, he's still on the police force. Good. You got a gun? No, no, I don't have no use for guns anymore. Know where I can get one? Well, sure, I guess I could locate one. I told you to.  I know, Joe, but look, pal, I thought that what I hoped maybe you'd change your mind. Charlie, from the day he testified against me, I swore I'd get him. His testimony did it, you know. That's what convicted me. He sent me up. He had to testify the way he did. He didn't have to be so convincing. But, Joe, what good will it do? You'll only get the chair? I'm not afraid of the chair. I've seen enough of life. It stinks. I ain't in love with it. I just assume I'll leave it so long as I take that rat with me. But it ain't only him, Joe. What do you mean? He's married now. Are you kidding? But kind of a dizzy broad would want him.  Ain't gonna like what? The dizzy broad that married him was Lucille. Lucille? My Lucille. That's right. I'm sorry, Joe. Funny. Real funny. She wrote me. She couldn't wait for me no longer. You remember when I got the letter. I remember. She didn't say who it was. She never answered my letters after that when that lousy double cross. Well, you went up for 10 to 20, Joe. Yeah. Yeah, I guess she never counted on me making it an eight and time off for the behavior. But eight years is a long time for young girl to wait, Joe. Mike Maloy's a fine guy to throw me over for. Well, it makes it dandy. Double dandy.  Don't talk that way, Joe. It's Christmas. Christmas is for people who don't know no better.  Well, Joe, listen to me now. Forget all about Maloy and Lucille. You got a chance to make a new life for yourself. Like I'm doing. I can get you a job or I'm working. I'm sure I can. What are you doing? I'm Sandy Claus in the Tory department at Brighton's department store. Ain't no future in that. You're gonna be out of work day after tomorrow. No, I'm not. They promise to keep me on. Doing what? Minding the reindeer? Mr. Brighton believes in giving guys like us a chance. Now, that's why I'm sure that you can get a job there. You come down tomorrow and talk to them. I'll talk to them after Christmas. Hey, get it. Or say, how about coming over to my sister's house for Christmas dinner day after tomorrow? Yeah. Yeah, I might even do that. Good. You see, Joe, there ain't no sense in carrying around hatred in your heart, especially at Christmas time. So let Maloy and Lucille have their Christmas in peace. They'll have their Christmas all right. Their last Christmas. But then it'll be your last one, too. I just got a figure different. Never mind the gun. I'll get my own gun tomorrow. But there is one thing I want from you. What's that, Joe? Tomorrow night, I'm gonna borrow your Santa Claus suit. Holiday hustle, make you queasy, stomach nervous, and uneasy. Then... Who do you know about the little white tablets in the little green pocket rose? Just a waitin' for the moment when you need them to bring your acid indigestion under control. Chums are the little white tablets in the little green pocket rose. Chums for the tummies. T-U-M-S. Bring relief quicker than you'd ever guess. Best for any kind of acid distress. Keep them handy in the pocket rose. Keep your tummy under Tums control. Yes, during the busy bustling season, get quick relief from annoying acid indigestion. Always carry Tums, 10 cents. Three roll pack a quarter. Or get the new six roll pack with free metal carrier, 49 cents. And now, starring Mr. Raymond Burr, act three of Out for Christmas. The next day, I did my Christmas shoppin' for a gun. That night, I wrapped Charlie's Santa Claus suit into a bundle, took a bus out to the subdivision where Malloy and Lucille had a house. I ducked into an alley behind the supermarket and pulled down the red soup whiskers and all. It was gonna be so easy, I had to laugh. I couldn't want a better disguise than Christmas Eve for murder. I didn't have any trouble finding the house, little box of a house like all the others in the street and decorated with colored lights like all the others. Nobody saw me, even if they had. There was a better right than Santa Claus to be on the streets Christmas Eve. The gun felt cold in my pocket as I closed my fist around it and pushed the bell. Even it was wired for Christmas. Yes? Merry Christmas. Why? It's Santa Claus. Aren't you gonna ask me in? Well, my husband isn't home yet. That's all right. I'll come in and wait for him. I don't understand. You don't believe in Santa Claus anymore, Lucille? You oughta... Who are you? Don't you recognize my voice? You... you sound like... Joe? Oh, no. Good old Joe. He was going to wait for me. No matter how long it took. Joe, I thought you were... In the cooler for keeps, uh-uh. I told you I'd come back for you. Here I am. Well, you're too late, Joe. Yeah, so I hear. How come you didn't wait, Lucille? I... I fell in love. But the guy who sent me to prison for the no good cop... He didn't send you to prison, Joe. You were guilty. I'd have beat the rap if he hadn't testified the way he did. He had to testify that way. He was only telling the truth. Yeah, so he could get me out of the way and steal my girl. Joe, you've got things all twisted. It all happened afterwards. I only met him at your trial. We fell in love afterwards. When I couldn't protect myself. Oh, Joe, I'm sorry. It just happened. You're telling me? Where is the fuzzin'? Who? The copper, your old man. He's still on duty. Workin' overtime to put the arm on some stiff on Christmas Eve. When will you be home? I expect him any time now. Good. I'm going to be glad to see him. Why, when you hate him so. You see, I... I promised him something. Didn't you ever tell you? No. I promised to kill him when I got out. Joe. Tonight's the night, see? Well, you mean it. You've got a gun. Sure, I got a gun. And I'm gonna use it. I'm both of you. Both of us? You both double-crossed me.  I think I'll wait till your old man comes home. Or to be interested to see how he acts. I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if he tried to make a deal with me. A deal?  What a terrible thing to say. You'll see what kind of a creep you married. Joe, do it then. But do it because I ask you. Kill me and let him go. Yeah. I come to get you both. And I'm going to get you both. Together. And I'm about some music while we're waiting. Turn on the radio.  He made you happy, Lizzie. Yeah, Joe. Very. He made him happy. I hope so. That's nice. Because tonight you're both going to make me happy. By becoming very dead. Loud. What's that? Little Lucy, the radio walker. You got kids? Where you going? I have to look in on her and quiet her. Don't try nothing funny. I'll be right behind you. Oh, there now, honey. There, there it is. All right. Mommy just turned the radio on too loud. I'm scared, mommy. Mommy. Yes, dear Santa Claus. Mikey. Mikey, wake up. Mikey, look, it's Santa Claus. Santa Claus. Baby filters, cigarettes. Can't filter's best. Can't filter's best. It makes good sense when you smoke. Can't filter's best. Of all of the brands of cigarettes. Can't taste the best. Can't taste the best. Can't taste the best. Can't taste the best. Can't taste the best. And now, starring Mr. Raymond Burr, act four of Out for Christmas.  Outside, Mikey. Yeah, sure. It's an asbestos suit. Listen, you kids ought to go back to bed. You've got to get them off me. They're so excited, Joe. They've never had a tame Santa Claus before. To them you are.  Don't. All right, you kids. Now listen to me. Listen to me, Santa Claus. I'm listening. Me too. You've got to go back to bed now. I've got your presents in the morning when you wake up. There they'll be under the tree. You promise? I promise.  Well, Conner, I've got to get going.  Oh, no. That wouldn't be fair. All right then. Off to bed you go. All right. Come on, Mikey. Merry Christmas, Santa Claus. Me too. Merry Christmas, kids. I mean, um, good night. Good night. Come on, Mikey. Oh, Joe. They'll never forget that. Yeah. Neither will I. Merry Christmas, honey. I'm sorry I'm late. Hey, what's this? It's Joe Watson, Mike. Joe Watson?  He came to kill us. Well, that was good, Mike. Here's my gun. You've changed your mind? Uh-huh. Your kids changed my mind. They thought he was really sadical, his darling. It was so exciting. Well, Mike, you can send me up again. Better to go back for a parole, I guess. Well, uh, wait a minute. We've got to have a complaining witness. You want to make a complaint, Lucille? No, Mike. I want to thank Joe for giving the kids the best Christmas of their lives. Well, I haven't any complaint then. Merry Christmas, Joe. I still say Christmas, Joe. I still say Christmas, Joe. I still say Christmas, Joe. I still say Christmas, Joe. I still say Christmas is for people who don't know no better. Like kids and idiots. Merry Christmas. Suspense. In which Raymond Burr starred in Out for Christmas, written, produced, and directed by William N. Robeson. In just a moment, the names of the supporting players and a word about next week's story of suspense. Christmas Eve on CBS Radio, Bing Crosby will invite you to celebrate Christmas with the world on our fourth annual Christmas Sing with Bing. With Bing as your guide and CBS Radio as your magic carpet, you'll visit Rome to hear the Vatican choir. There, too, you'll hear the sound of the bells of St. Peter's as they ring for the holiday mass. On our Christmas Sing with Bing, you'll visit New York and Salt Lake City, Canada, Australia, Holland, France, even places like Hawaii, and the Fiji Islands, where carolers and choirs will be waiting to sing the traditional Christmas songs with you. To add to the excitement this year, Mrs. Bing Crosby, Catherine Grant will be at her husband's side. Whether you spend Christmas Eve at home or out in the highway heading for a holiday destination, join us right here on CBS Radio as most of these same stations present our fourth annual Christmas Sing with Bing. Supporting Raymond Burr in Out for Christmas were Joan Banks, Lillian Bayef, Charles Seal, Carl Swenson, Howard McNeer, and Dick Beals. Listen. Listen again next week when we return with Mr. Frank Lovejoy starring in The 32nd of December. Another tale well calculated to keep you in. Suspense. This is the CBS Radio Network.


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No, I was going to play devil's advocate and I was going to say that when I concentrate on food, I end up eating more. So what I do is I try to distract myself. I throw myself into hobbies or activities and then I tend to eat less.  So what is your response?


Hello, this is LaptopMedia, and today, we will show you how to open the Lenovo Yoga Pro 714 and what's inside of it. To get access to this notebook's internals, you need to undo a total of 6 Torx head screws. Then, pry the bottom panel with a plastic tool, starting from the back. Please remember, it would be of great help to us if you just hit the like button and subscribe to our channel. That would motivate us to make even more and better videos for you. Here, we find a 73Wh battery pack. It lasts for 12 hours of web browsing, or 9 hours of video playback. To take it out, unplug the battery connector, then undo the three Phillips head screws that keep the unit in place. Memory-wise, you get 16GB of LPDDR5 RAM soldered to the motherboard. Unfortunately, it can't be expanded. However, it runs at 6400 MHz, which is pretty fast. As for storage, there is 1 M.2 PCIe X4 slot, which works with Gen4 SSDs. Then comes the cooling. It comprises two heat pipes, two heat sinks, and two fans. In addition, you get some heat spreaders for the VRMs and the graphics memory. If you'd like to see more disassembly videos of the latest notebooks we would highly appreciate if you hit the like button and subscribe to the channel.


So our main goal is to take care of the patient right and so when when a patient is introduced to our system We want to be able to take care of that patient and their family members in the best possible way that we can So if we're working with a very disparate Organization where we're on multiple EMR specifically It's hard for us to identify that episode of care for that patient So the MDM piece particularly with the patient domain allows us to do that it allows us to View the entire episode of care for that patient to see you know you went to these doctors offices You had these things done you went to this lab you had these tests done you went to the hospital You had this procedure and this is what your follow-up looked like so from and we're also conscious of the patient's expense in all Of this as well as you know, what would have what's the provider's expense? What is the the payers expense so you want to make it cost-effective you want to make it Accessible so that are there services that that a certain zip code or patient population needs that that we're not providing that we We can provide and so this is the whole entire continuity of care to take care of our patients the best way we can Yeah, it's a great question Really what happened is that people started collecting a lot of our data about a decade ago And you know the promise was you can do great things with this There are all these aspirational use cases around machine learning real time. It's going to be amazing Right so people started collecting it they started storing one petabyte two petabytes And you know they kept the sort of going back to the boss and say hey this project is real successful And I'll have five petabytes in it at some point the business said okay, that's great But what can you do with it?  What are you solving and so in the last couple years? There's been a push towards let's prove the value of these data lakes and actually many of these projects are falling short many are failing and The reason is people have just been dumping this data into the data lakes without thinking about the structure the quality How it's going to be used the use cases have been an afterthought So then number one thing in the top of mind for everyone right now is how do we make these data lakes that we have successful? So we can prove some business value to you know our management So towards this this is the main problem that we're focusing on towards this we built something called Delta Lake It's something you situate on top of your data lake and what it does is increases the quality The reliability the performance and the scale of your data lake what I have seen the works is finding people who have a track record of solving important business problems and using that to select the people that you that you hire because the Having a sound Education in the technology is one thing you got understand the business domain and the problem that you're trying to solve That's where the value comes from the business stakeholders value someone that can understand their Problem that they're trying to solve or the opportunity. They're trying to take advantage of so find in those people that have a track record of solving meaningful problems to me has been a Way to find the right the right folks in that in that area if you Take a look at the whole journey of data within organizations a lot of data is still siloed in different Systems within a different environments could be a hybrid on-frame it could be multi-cloud and on and Customers need this whole end-to-end experience where you can go ahead and take that data move it to cloud Do data cleansing on it do data preparation? You want to be able to go ahead and govern the data Know what data you have with like a catalog also informatic up provides all of those capabilities and if you look at Google Cloud We have some highly differentiated Services like Google BigQuery, which customers love across the globe to go ahead and use for analytics We can do large-scale analytics We have customers from few terabytes to hundred plus petabytes and storing that amount of data in BigQuery Analyzing getting value out of it and from there all the AI capabilities that we have built on top of it This whole journey of taking data from wherever it is moving it cleansing it And then actually getting value out of it with BigQuery as well as our AI capabilities that whole end-to-end Experience is what customers need and with this partnership? I think we are bringing all the key components our customers need together for a perfect Yeah, absolutely, you know with MDM the promise of MDM has always been creating a trusted Authoritative version of any business critical entity and who are the most important business critical entities for any organization customers, right? So almost 80 to 90% of our you know if our customers are talking about Reinventing a new customer experience because some of the things that they've been telling us is that we've all learned You know they're in the past that a bad customer experience means that you know We've all had those experiences. We go to a hotel. We use a particular airline We have bad experience and we say promise ourselves. We'll never go back there again So organizations have always for years now understood that there is a cost to Not delivering a good enough customer experience the big change that I'm hearing at least over the last You know year or so now and especially at this event is that organizations have now been able to quantify What great customer experience can mean in terms of a premium that they can charge for their Products or services now that is a big shift when you start thinking about saying if I deliver a better customer experience I'm actually be able to charge 10 cents more for a cup of coffee I can charge, you know 20% more for an airline ticket that now has a direct impact on the top line Yeah, absolutely. Well show the relationship with informatica for us has become important over the years as That data has exploded right it used to start off You had a spreadsheet of some numbers and you wanted to try and understand what was in there and tabloid I'll help you with that but then as data lake started coming on the scene and not just a single data lake but Multiple feeds of data and streaming data and data is here and data is over in Europe and data is wherever it happens to be That becomes a real challenge for the individuals who have some questions of that data So tabloids only as good as the data that we can get our hands on so to have a great partner like informatic who can Marshall and rationalize where all that data is is a Valuable partnership for us to have the way we think about is that you're exactly right. I would just the way in fact It's so Interesting the analogy I use that data is everywhere study the blood flowing through your body, right? You're not going to get all the data in one place to do any kind of analytics, right? You're going to let it be there So we say metadata is the new OS bring the metadata which is data about the data in one place and from there Let AI run on it and what we think about AI is that think about this LinkedIn is a beautiful place where they leveraged the machine learning algorithm to create a social graph about you and me So if I'm connected to John, I know now that I can be connected with you Same thing that happened to the data layer So when I'm doing analytics and I'm basically searching for some report I don't know I threw that same machine learning algorithm at the catalog level now We can tell you you know what this is another table. There's another report This is another user this one and we can give you help like ratings within that Environment for you to do what I call analytics on your fingertips at enterprise scale So that's an extremely powerful use case of taking analytics Which is the most commonly done activity in an enterprise and make it accurate and enterprise It's funny what you say unlock the power of data is one of our catchphrases I'm meeting with CIOs around the planet who sound like their CMOs because they're using these phrases They're saying things like I need to disrupt myself or someone disrupts me or I need When it was a large oil and energy as a CIO for this massive company said data is the new gold Mine and I need a shovel Using these phrases and so to your point. Well, how do you do that again? We do think it is about getting the right platform that plays both on-premise and ties in everything the customers are doing in cloud So we see partnerships as being critical here But at the same time one of our fastest growing solutions has been our enterprise data catalog Which is operating at the metadata level are my peer in products while you likes to say How come you can ask the internet anything at all, you know, you show you straight with your kids ask you questions You just get online I don't know and get the answer But you can't do that in your own enterprise and suddenly because of what we're doing at the metadata level working with all Of the different companies around the globe through open API's You can now do that inside your enterprise and that is really unlocking the capabilities for companies around their businesses I think what's exciting about the solution they had is it was a great business case, right? I think that really resonated with attendees looking at everyone can identify with fraud analytics everyone's Unfortunately probably on a victim of it, so they get to see how it works I think it also focuses on the aspect of AI, but how do you operationalize AI? So there's the whole model building piece of it and you know informatic as a strong player there as well But now you say well, let's actually have the model we need to execute quickly How do we do that? You know with the giga spaces technology, but also combine it with the right historical context, right? To make the right decisions so that really does hit on how do you actually take AI and make it a real thing? Yeah, I think one I completely agree with you on the skills gap and obviously that's also a great opportunity as well because in reality a lot of the younger folks who are looking at what Careers they want to pursue with the right mindset in the right training This these would be great careers for them and this also the other great thing about this is this is across the country and across the world So you don't have to be in a specific location To have a successful career in as a data scientist or as a data stewarder, etc. So I think from a training Perspective we are actually working with a number of different universities. We actually started working with Indiana University to build a Curriculum that can then be available online available to a lot of different folks We obviously work with a lot of different System integrators and consulting partners who hire hundreds of thousands of people and they are starting to build some very very large Practices around data science. That's another avenue for career growth there and last we're also starting at a much younger age, you know, I think last year we talked about the next 25 program and Tomorrow when Sally's are back on stage, you will see an update on the next 25 program We're trying to get kids at the middle school level interested in this as a career


Hey everybody, welcome back to the channel today. I'm going to be talking about pop OS and this is a result of a poll over on our patreon page and I wanted to know which distro I should choose next to review and pop OS was the winner So I've been using pop OS and a virtual machine for the last few days to do some work and I've been very impressed So I thought today I would just go through and talk a little bit about my impressions with it Now I will say that I've not experienced it on hardware So my experiences might be a little bit different, but I've been very like said You can always tell how good a distribution is and how good well It's optimized and coded and all that stuff by how well it works in a virtual machine where resources are usually much more limited much much more limited Then they would be if you installed them on hardware. So like it only has four cores available to it only has eight gigabytes of RAM and Especially in video memory only gets a hundred twenty eight megabytes. So you can really tell how well graphically it does You know with those constraints. So let's go ahead and jump over to my install of pop And this is what it looks like out of the box I've done no customizations of this at all. I the only thing I've installed a few of my programs that I you know, that's really you need and I've installed going on tweaks, but I haven't actually opened going on tweaks at all Mostly because in the this comes with the extensions app so If you want to manage your extensions, you can do so here I've not actually added any but I've wanted to make sure that I had everything installed that, you know I want that I would need to have in case I wanted to do some customizations, which I might now that I've done some playing around with it Because I think I'm going to end up keeping this installed because I really do highly enjoy it now The one thing I've noticed the most about this is how much quicker it feels to me then a boon to itself so I Mean that was just almost an instantaneous amps at lunch and that's this is not a listen Not a list is probably the slowest of the term file managers out there It's just I mean granted that it had been opened before but it was that fast begin with I've also noticed that the one of the one of the things Ubuntu has a problem with is their app center is Horrendously slow at launching. I mean, I think part of it is because it's a it's a snap and this may be a snap, too I don't even know but I just noticed that this is way faster than the the Ubuntu App Center. I believe that this is actually based on elementary OSes App Center, I might be wrong about that It looks so similar and it doesn't have some of the features that The elementary S1 has but it just feels much better than the GNOME software center for some weird reason. I Haven't noticed any weird Software deficiencies one thing I will say is Alacrity is in here, which is very interesting because I could not find Alacrity on Ubuntu save life of me So either I missed it on Ubuntu and it's there or it's on a pop-up lesson It's not on Ubuntu. I'm actually gonna go ahead and install that because I would rather use this thing can gnome terminal It's gonna win me over termites here. I Honestly hadn't even looked that's not the same thing I Try Nice nice try whoever the eugenie rat rat now retnikov That is not termite. That's termit nice try That's disappointing but not surprising anyways, I Said the speed is really was kind of Won me over but the software like I said in this and software suction is actually very good One thing I'm really interested in trying it though is eventually installing this on hardware and seeing how the games work Because I'm guessing that gaming on this will actually very very good. I don't think that I could I never want to do a Gaming session on a virtual machine because 128 megabytes of video RAM is just never going to be okay But you know, let's give it a try. We'll install that one and what we're start while I'm installing it We'll go ahead and look at the applications There's not a lot here installed. There's just not a Libre offices here There's I believe this is probably you know in calendar. Yep Firefox is here. Geary is the web client or the email client settings terminal, which is this is just going on terminal Yeah, you know I'm terminal I knew that That this is just gonna be Jeannie probably Do they even call it Jeannie anymore? No, they call it good at it.  There's some utilities here Eddie I'm not exactly sure what that is.  Cool. So that's kind of like But what was that called back in the dead Debbie? Maybe I don't know Let's see what else is here USB flash your character map text and text info image viewer Archive manager extensions fonts videos. This is gonna own video. There's not an about section here, but document scanner and screenshot tool That's very minimal. I mean The there's just not a ton of stuff here now There's some more stuff here in the system things, but this is all again on discs and disc analysis and stuff like that A tool for managing your startup applications, which is nice really the application selection is very very minimal and it's good, you know for Being able to choose what you want on your system. I Prefer to have more stuff just because I'm lazy, but I don't need it I can install the stuff that I want to you know, install by myself by myself I'm usually confident enough to do that and we'll say let's go ahead and tweaks and we'll look at the parents here So this is the pop o s system theme. It comes with a couple. So it has a white version I'm glad they chose the dark version by default and then it just says the usual You know, I'm stuff like at a water or whatever the hell it's called at a waiter Just the normal stuff Pop pop dark is definitely basically looks like pop dark is basically at a what or whatever Just with some color That kind of theme is very good, too. So we're gonna try this game and see how it works This is gonna be the stupidest thing ever done on TV You're not gonna get any video any sound because I'm recording this in audacity and audacity doesn't have the sound or the input from the game so We're gonna learn how to play because I've never played this game before It's very choppy, but that's not surprising This tutorial will teach you the basics of the game Economy typically will start with a civic center and a couple of units and village Phase and ultimately your goal be to develop and expand your empire often by evading the town phase Evolving the town phase and city phase afterwards. Okay Before starting you can toggle between full screen and windows screen by using the alt return key You can change the level of zoom by Using the mouse wheel This reminds me a lot of war selection You can change the the camera view by using your keyboard's arrow keys Okay Well, what about sad W? Yep. Sad W works Okay, click one ready. Oh, we're gonna get more text This is exactly what I want to do want to play game read a novel Us, but I know I haven't done anything in this But for being in a virtual machine, this is kind of astonishingly Over here Anyways, we can quit this It does actually play which is interesting. I mean, I'm assuming that there would That was highly entertaining for everybody who was watching I'm sure The fact that it actually launched and played on a virtual machine. I'm still just I mean kind of shocked Granted, I mean, it's not as if I was playing Grand Theft Auto or anything, but you know, it's kind of cool. I wonder um I'm sure tux is here. What else tux football I've never heard of tux football before Tux super tux cart now. Why are there two of them? Oh, you want one because one's gonna be regular This is the flat pack version Okay So that's gonna be different than a boon to boon to support snaps This is gonna be all flat pack and that's the same with elementary OS and mint Someone install tux cart and go for a race While we're doing that, I'll talk about the tiling thing as a tiling window manager aficionado, I guess I Think I'd be remiss to say I I've tried the tiling thing and it's not good. It's not good Maybe if you've never used a tiling window manager before I'm still looking at the wrong camera Maybe if you've never used the tiling window manager before This would be fine. But I mean the first thing you do when you're in a tiling window managers, you know that super enter gives you a Terminal but this selects one of them and makes allows you to move it It doesn't really allow you to move it. I'm not exactly sure, you know, I can switch focus and I've looked at the The key bindings because it will show you the key bindings. Let's close This one here so they can actually see this The key bindings are weird I mean, you'd think that okay, so super enter supposedly enters adjustment mode.  There's always a limit to how small a window can get I Really the biggest problem I had is that the mod of the the super key Has double duty so not only does it do a lot of these key bindings But it also controls your menu key your menu system You know going into your activities mode or whatever it's called that's just You can't have a key that that is that essential to your ability to tile to also be something else When that extension is active it should steal the super key to you know away from ganome Or it should change the super key to alter something. I don't know it's it's very weird. Um, I'm I use it for Maybe an hour the other day and And I've already forgotten all the key bindings and because they're all really weird And it was just so unintuitive. I mean, it's just it was just bad Like I said, maybe if you've never experienced an actual tiling window management before you'd be fine because you'd be learning it from I think but I've had all these muscle memories like super enter keyboard super D brings up a a menu system, but here's it's super slash Which works outside of tiling with the tiling window manager. It's very weird. Okay, so we're going to play some tux cart Just to see how this works. I should Okay um Okay Sure I'm play tux cart in ages. So Again, you're not going to be able to hear the the the music or the sound effects that's just eventually I'll get that set up because All right Accelerate up Steer left and right. I mean I don't leave anything To compare this to or those are bananas You don't want to hit bananas I always wondered how they got away with this game and not getting sued by nintendo Probably should keep the bowling balls until actually, you know need them I mean because this is so like Super mario kart It's amazing that they haven't you know Do I want one of those things? Yeah. Oh, I'm going off off-roading Click nitro piles. We use them around the curve after the curve. Okay. My aim is really bad The frame right here is not good, but it's on a virtual machine. So I'm not complaining obviously that much Use nitro by pressing n Okay, can anybody tell the difference between nitro and non-nitro? Whoa, it was really slow. I was supposed to go faster than there apparently It was when you're pressing trouble press backspace to be wrecked backspace. He rescued It's a bird Accelerate press the v-key. Well Just skid Skidding for sure. Well can help you turn faster and sharp turns. Okay crashed I crashed imagine All right, that's done. All right. We close that The fact that it runs in a virtual machine at all is frankly impressive All right final thoughts I like papa west a lot the fact that it has alacrity in the There I might be This might be an alternative for when arch finally craps out on me You know, you never know but the question I'm going to put at the top of this video at the at the As the title is is papa west better than abutu? Yes, I think it's Just demonstratably better than abutu. It's faster The app store is quicker. The reliance on flat packs makes me happy because I hate snaps for the passion Also, I didn't talk a lot about the installation the installation was very fast It was very good and the custom installer they have is very intuitive I mean, there was no weird selections that you had to make you just went through it and it was pretty much all default It was very good. So I think for especially for new users Papa west is probably the best distro you can use now. I got to remember mince out there and Looks better looks closer to windows So if you're if the new user is so entrenched in the windows look and feel mince probably better but I found papa west to be more responsive than mint I feel like because they have their own Software repositories and stuff their software centers better their the installation was Better, I think in terms of responsiveness and also look and feel because it's very much more modern than what mint looks like At least for me until you get into the cinnamon ecosystem and then that's pretty modern too. So But the installers basically if I remember and mint that's just ubiquity And it's you know, the same thing is installing ubuntu. So I would highly recommend pop uh, whether or not It would you know Be okay as my daily driver. I'm not sure It's one of those things where I'm I'm just gonna have to keep playing around with it and find out. Uh I'm sure I would probably Miss the a you are very fast, but that's just again, that's me. So anyways, thank you for watching Make sure you follow us on twitter and facebook at twitter.com slash linuxcast and facebook.com slash linuxcast You can also support us on patreon at patreon.com slash linuxcast Starting in mid-march All patrons tier two and three will get early access to all of our videos except for the news ones apparently Uh, and we're also going to be opening up polls to all three tiers And eventually there'll be a fourth tier that where there'll be some merch So And we'll probably open that merch up to everybody, but that'll that'll be sometime later this year. So thank you for watching Uh, actually I need to before I go thank our patrons devonc and marcus b. Thank you for your support Thanks for watching. I'll see you next time


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Blue Jam said we're going down. Let's take some kids with us on our way out Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the channel We have episodes 502 and 503 of our one-piece reaction series today and the great terminal is in chaos It is completely on fire at the command of the king just kind of wipe the place clean before the celestial dragon is supposed to arrive But in doing so is killing many many many many innocent people the big shot glass episode was dragon Of course showing up in kind of like I guess calming Sabo down Which I don't know if this man dragon just could just enter like Minecraft creative mode or what but this man seems to be everywhere And every time he needs to be log town included We're gonna hop right in maybe get some answers if you knew the channel drop a sub and let's get started Mama's here, baby.  Holy jigachat They all came for them. This is so sweet. They're just one big family Sabo did not go home. He was taken Bro, I want to see the dawn obliterate this man. I don't know why dude her axe is sick, dude Oh, she's trying to get my boy out. I swear the beats around her neck that had to have inspired what ace war war Dude, there's no way he actually wants to fight his way out. This is thank you Okay, blue game is such a weird doing man like you're dying.  Wait ace.  He dies elsewhere He didn't learn to run away movie. What's the piece of him, too? I think the dawn is rising. She's gonna have to fight run alongside ace She can't tell him to stand down Man, I hope something doesn't have to dawn here though And that's why she's just never been mentioned or anything I'm a bad feeling though And maybe ace held that on his shoulders because he stayed behind something might have happened to her Only the strong and the cowardly She's spit on her and oh This is sick duo though. Tell me they just a bullet irate him Those unfortunate were just left to just burn alive just wiped away like they never even existed. Oh The wind a path has been cleared Oh No, that was not just the explosion dude did dragon do that what is dragon capable of And why does his scarf look like a double fruit dude? I feel like that was dragon That was a very convenient explosion that led right to a ship Oh soon he's here with dragon. Oh Oh my god Oh my god Kuma was all dude dude Wow I really didn't know if I could trust dragon or not just cuz he is a little mysterious But yeah, man, he really is about just freeing the world man kuma really was a part of that group holy this OSD is so good And they became a part of the revolutionary arm Who ship is that is that dragon ship?  They're gonna just assume they did though Yeah, I wonder if it's y'all's fault like terms of parenting. No surely not Did they make too big of a fire that'll actually encroach on the kingdom or is this still just like oh, no This is still out of great terminal. Oh, yeah, there's no way it reaches the the high palace There's a locked in battle. Oh What they both didn't return well, of course, we know ace made it out So I'm assuming to dodge us with him wherever they went. Oh My god, that's it the next day.  Oh the soul of the slush will dragon will be here soon I wonder if dragons hold sabo anything to reassure him though. It's just just DOS Holy They're just like compacting everything. Yeah, I was gonna say what if they're like, huh? There's no yeah There's not really many bodies Surely yeah, they'll never know that so many escaped There's Sabo. Oh, maybe you just passed out after oh, yeah, he did pass out as dragon was talking to him I think he just banished them and left Dog with a hat, bro Every single person in this town just make me sick to my stomach just their existence I know it's a long form of indoctrination, but still they're just all gross My god I do this huge yeah, just about what I expected Well, he'll find a way he doesn't look as intimidating as the stature suggests Oh, yeah, that's exactly what he's gonna do. Yeah, he'll listen to you a real role model.  I can watch a hundred more of that trio, man. Just misadventures Brother You gotta slowly find a way out. You straight up a prisoner the three birds flying away together Can't sound like sound like Aaron Yeager. He's the Sabo pause Well, so they sit in the room with him. Oh, that's so weird man Oh, he's gonna fall asleep on the job tomorrow for sure. Oh No, I think Sabo's gonna Think Sabo's gonna do something man I don't know that would be a big deal though if he mess with a celestial dragon It might collapse his father's entire like reputation too. They find out that it's his son that did anything Oh Man This make me nervous and like I said they pointed out him falling asleep on the job for a reason. Yep. I deal, Smeal I am scared. He's running it.  He knows if they catch him again after going out He will literally be put in a cage basically as if he isn't already Oh No And the world building has already set up for us how big of a deal a celestial dragon is so we still even know like the outcome of ace and the dawn. Oh Shoot wait that was almost Sabo just hopped on No My god, Sabo.   He's so dead We knocked him out.   I guess the entire island would be present Sabo. No, man Don't do anything. Don't it's such a glorious ship though I'll die if I crash into it Is he gonna make it? It doesn't seem like oh, no, he did okay say. Oh, okay. I think we're chillin I Let's go drag it. Oh, he sees the ship. Is he gonna be pissed that one tiny ship is leaving while he's coming in Oh, no. Oh, no And Sabo's causing no problems at all too No, do not like this Oh Right after Sabo's just like man, it'd be cool to have a ship like that someday to the captain one like that Oh my heart, man Is this does he actually die here and that's why we've never like really even remotely heard of them aside from like I said That one point after the entire war my goodness But I feel like if Sabo does die in this backstory It wouldn't be appropriate if Luffy and ace weren't to know what happened to him and they weren't to witness What happened because my perspective is that he may have just like they may have been like building blocks for them And it was just a point of development that they had to get past 503. Let's go Okay, so they stayed back at the launch. That makes sense I would have hoped so we know ace alive and I'm assuming that the Dandan die and all of that So wait because we know ace makes it out Yeah, we're all holding themselves back for going they'll look for her and him He made the social dragon mad just by existing too close to him Trying to put the fire out St. Jalmack Slowly because well it's because he piranha commoner more importantly.  He can tell everybody else dog Just like that. No shot buddy after all of this. Oh my god. He's gonna tell them.  Oh My god You barely even got me time with the bastard and now they're giving us this Monsters I'm guessing blue jam did not make it out alive. There's no way.    She made a way through. I know she didn't die now. Thank goodness That's why they've been gone so long. He's been treating her It wasn't like a short walk back the way they've been portraying it seems like it's like a couple hours of a walk or run to get back Yeah, me too, but dog if that's the way Sabo goes I'm actually gonna be upset. It'd feel like a waste. They don't even know I get sick to my stomach see these are these these people man I don't think I call them people special dragons are just sickening Dogs are good listeners. Oh Why didn't you turn He wanted to make make sure Luffy got out Roger Roger never turning in I Would pay so much money for a prequel series about Roger's adventures in one piece We're tempered and selfish.   Oh Let's see who wins. Oh my god, he knows. Oh no There's no way It's too open-ended man. I refuse to believe it Show me the body And they know there's just not just some random civilian. It's gonna sail out like that, too Good luck a good luck man No shot, please stop him. Thank you Dying people forget you Oh My god, if the dawn is alive in the present I want to just see what she thinks of everything that's happened with with ace Listen man, call me a doubter, but one piece is kind of um What's the word? Condition me to doubt if things aren't explicitly shown There's no way Sabo goes out like that and that's why we never heard of them Just because he had just a one-off shot death like that I would be tragic almost frustrating Oh He sent it beforehand That's what he was writing wasn't to his dad. Why would he write a letter to his dad? Did he didn't have it? What did he have to say to him? Man Look at him. He's just dreaming of being on the sea and he knew if he went back to them They would be in danger I Didn't hurt as much thinking that Sabo's dead, but the fact that we know ace is dead Is that what he said to Luffy as he was those that Sabo said to take good care of you God damn our love Luffy or no one could ever hear him I Can't you can't do anything? Yeah, hello special dragons word is final We're lost to brothers now. Oh my god Maybe the purpose of it was like him lighting the fire under Luffy and ace like he was part of the ignition of them becoming Free as pirates.   I'm talking about you. I'm talking about you. I'm talking about you It's not coming out of me I'm only no mama. He's trying to be strong You know, I'm not gonna take you know, I'm gonna take you know Even not agree I'm gonna ride on the train that I hope he's alive solely for the fact that yeah Luffy has not lost the second brother if he if he isn't alive I mean I have to take it with a grain of salt because this was a long time ago so the chances of him being alive are very low seeing as we've never seen him ever and I feel like that it's gone to the point where like they've grown up so much that Luffy would know if he was alive at this point but like I said I'm starting to see the purpose of the story now and I even said like I don't know if Sabo makes it out of this alive because he's never been brought up before and that he was a big building block for Luffy and Ace I'm starting to see why dude just it's on the nose that I will never die I promised Sabo that this show just catches me out of nowhere sometimes it's just the soundtrack mixed with everything mixed with just like the themes of like how well I know Luffy at this point we're 500 episodes and I spent a decent amount of time with this guy so whatever it hurts him it I feel why and I understand exactly like the thought process he's most likely going through the god dang man it's starting to feel like a lot of this backstory is starting to wrap up I'm really wondering how it's gonna leave off and I'm not gonna be surprised if this was the last episode of this backstory to be honest because I think it's served its purpose in terms of why we were introduced to Sabo in the first place. Hey guys this has been it from 502 and 503 of our one piece watch through do drop us some on the channel if you are new and I'll catch you guys in the next one. Peace, peace.


So my beauty for people I am back with another hour and ring video. Now as you can imagine I get sent tons of videos, tons of clips of ruined farms, this that and the other and a lot of times I do cover them because they're sometimes pretty decent. Well I've been sent two newer ruined farms which earlier players to the game could use and abuse and I mean the clips I sent, I was sent in the videos I was sent, fellow content creators were claiming some big big numbers. Now I know we all exaggerate a little as to where the algorithm works, the bigger the number the more views the more clicks but what I've seen and what I've experienced is shocking people, shocking and today we're getting to it all. How's it going guys? My name is DPJ and if you do enjoy the video leaving a like really helps out and if you want to see more be sure to subscribe. Okay so ruined farms for early players. The videos have been sent, the videos I've seen claiming early players can earn millions per hour using these two ruined farms. I just want to say to you guys that is not true, that is not true whatsoever these are probably two of the worst ruined farms I have seen in this game. 100%. Now as you can see I have on me right now 7000 I'm actually just going to kill myself here so I can reset that number. Kill me. There we go. Okay now I have a gold scouribourne which I'm going to take off. I want to see that basic number. I want to see the exact number we get for no buffs to those ruins so I'm going to just take that off. Okay so I'm going to take that off. Okay so this first ruined farm by the way guys. I wouldn't say it's near the start of the game where a lot of players, a lot of content creators are claiming it's right near the start of the game.  I wonder probably about the third major boss but once you take him out you know you can come to this checkpoint right here guys and go down into Nakhron right there in the Sea of the River. So from killing Radhan you come to this grace point. Why has it always got to midnight when I'm trying to record? Why has it always got dark when I'm trying to record? It's got to morning. There we go. There we go. That hasn't made much difference but hey either way so this one here this is one of those ruined farming spots the glitch is where you throw yourself off the map and keep swinging that weapon. Now like I said these normally give you between 40 and 150k per actual run but this one doesn't. Now follow the path down to here. Keep coming this way you can see the waterfall over there that's where we're actually trying to get to. That's where we're trying to get to see the waterfall right there guys. That's where the glitch starts. So that's where you do the glitch so you want to go around this way. I'm actually gonna put on my lamp here because it's a little dark. It's a little dark even though that don't make much of a difference. So you can see the waterfalls there. We actually want to drop down one more finger and then guys from here you need to double jump. One, delay, jump again, land here.  Now again I've seen videos claim 300,000 runes per minute, 10 million per hour. This and the other.  Just swing, swing, swing away. Don't mind about that you can hit that rock it doesn't matter. Swing away. Now when you first do this as a chance you can take out I believe a pumpkin head nearby which will give you a little bit more in regards to runes. Other than that, no. No. I will say as well I am not in New Game Plus this is still my first playthrough so you're seeing the legit number and because these videos are titled for new players for beginners these new players these beginners won't be New Game Plus anyway so it shows you exactly what you can do here.  I have made videos in the past showcasing amazing moving farms for beginners. You can search my channel or if I remember because I've got a crap in memory I'll link a video in the video description which showcases them to you. But this one right here I'm going to tell you now just really isn't worth it.  But yeah that's what's happened and I mean I fell for about five minutes and I got a little over that number you just in there which is 4,000 runes. 4,000 runes. 4,000 runes guys so you're telling me? Wow I mean like I said I know all these content creators out here like to exaggerate on those numbers a bit but Jesus 4,000 runes. 4,000 runes. Stay clear of that guys it's just not worth it. The second one takes place up here. Right here so to actually get here guys you need to come through this cave so you clear this cave out the lakeside crystal cave and then you come to where you come through here and you'll end up at this grace point right here. This is where we're gonna go to now I will say to you don't even try to attempt this one because if you do pull it off there's a good chance you'll mess up many many quests in this area and a lot of these videos out here and not don't say this because around this area guys there's actually a few NPCs especially around here as well and like I said because you're falling to your death you're swinging you're falling you're despawn in the map or the NPCs or the the enemies around here will fall to their death meaning if you kill an NPC that quest is done simple as that so that's the cave you will come through you'll end up coming through that and you'll end up right here by this wolf I don't want to spoil it for new players but hey sleeping wolf by the way actually has something for you and there's a grace point behind it but either way if you've watched a video you'll notice that the actual Arun farm takes place up here and to be honest it's really hard to even do so you ain't gonna be doing this every time anyway and from here guys you have to double jump around this corner and land on another rock it's so hard to do so hard to pull off I probably tried it about 20 times can't even do it but either way like I said you're killing the NPCs in the area if you haven't done a quest already and you only get about 10,000 rooms for this as well it's really not worth it you need to end up on that rock there it's just impossible to do don't waste your time guys it's not worth it like I said can you inquest for yourself this annual now again if you're looking for early game room spots I'll link a video in the video description there's a few there that will earn you millions we only to grind but you will earn you millions so these two room farms you're probably seeing for floating about and other content creators channels stay clear of them a complete waste of time especially this one and they will have it people guys if you enjoyed the video leave a like really helps if you like what you see once in a while don't think be sure to subscribe and hopefully I will see you on that next one


Thank you, Leanne. Colleagues, good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you're joining. I'm told there are many people online and I'm delighted that you are. So thank you, friends, partners, and colleagues. I'm very pleased to be participating in this. I'm glad to see this happening because I have had a strong interest in this area for a long time now. I came for convert to the one health approach. When I worked in the World Bank and had responsibility for trying to deal with the avian influenza and swine flu pandemics. Of course, the virtues of the one health approach precedes us by many, many years. All of you who work in this area know that this term of one medicine was coined by Calvin Schwabby in the sixties, who saw the interaction between animals, the environment and humans. Proceeded to think about this in the context of how you bring these two, three together to make the best of a health system that would serve all. Of course, since the days of Schwabby the term metamorphosized into one health. One health itself has had different definitions and different meanings to different people. Our definition is the one that we follow and was proposed by WHO, FAO, OIE and UNEP. So it is a concept of delivering health at the interface of animals, humans and the environment. No secret that despite the virtues which we see for the one health approach, it has not progressed as rapidly as many of us would like. We know the virtues by working at this interface, and particularly in the context of zoonotic diseases, so much can be accomplished. We see this not only in our partners, we see this not only in the context of managing pandemics or preventing them, but also dealing with the endemic diseases, which are so prevalent and so difficult for the small holders whom we serve. So this approach of dealing with zoonotic and related diseases. Pandemics, but pandemics as well, has enormous, have enormous prospects that we must continue to pursue despite the slow progress with the one health paradigm. So the question could be asked if you're so smart, why aren't you rich. If one health is so good, why isn't being pursued. In the context of this conference that's where I like to make a few more remarks. First of all, the issue is about funding. As you know, governments, whether they are development donors, or national governments, we prioritize only the most important things we see at that moment. When a disease comes as this one that current pandemic has costing the world trillions of dollars, we're mobilized to do something about it. But as soon as the risk or the challenge abates, we move on to something else. And that's been the problem with funding one health, we respond only to the immediacy of the threat that confront us. That needs to change. And governments, probably in the face of the expenditure that they have had to make in the context of the current pandemic will ensure that we don't have to do this over and over. But it's not just the expenditure. It is the social and other dislocations that we suffered over the spirit and are still in the midst, as the Omnicron has become evident. So hopefully funding will be more and more reliable. But the second area I think that militates against getting one health going is the differing view of what it really is. And I hope that this conference will collapse around the definition that is put forward by the organizations I just mentioned. One health concept, elaborated by FAO, WHO, OIE and UNF. And it's the one we should use. I believe if we use the definitions of one health that so many others use that includes soil health, plant health, this concept becomes so large that it collapses on its own weight. And let's keep a definition that is manageable, operationally, operation and liable, and so on. So, funding, the definition. The third thing that we must study is the disciplinary insularity that abounds in this area. The vets and the medics don't work very well together. The vets and the rest of animal agriculture don't work well together. The vets and the environmental scientists don't work together. And all of us, our discipline is paramount. I think we need to put this aside. This has been a big constraint to moving one health. I'm sure we are guilty of this in this conference, that the vast majority of people who would be joining this conference are probably animal people. We need to get more vets, more environmentalists involved. And so this is a challenge for us as we move forward. We must break down the disciplinary insularity that abounds, because that also set up insularity at the institutional level. We need institutions that ask what needs to be done rather than what is my role in the case of an urgent pandemic. We have to get better institutional and policy arrangements and get governments working better together. We all know the dog's breakfast we've confronted with respect to the current pandemic. Every country has its own regulations about travel, coming and going. Every country approaches things slightly different. This is terrible for business and for the public. We also know that one of the big virtues of the One Health approach in dealing with pandemics in particular is that if we were able to detect diseases early, then the cost of controlling them is much, much reduced. If we were able to find out that this virus started in Wuhan and been able to contain it there, then the rest of the world wouldn't have been. And so we can say but many other pandemics which has preceded these. Early detection is the key. Therefore, surveillance is the key. Early notification is the key. Yet as we've seen with Omnicron, the minute you notify others about a threat, they close the borders. And so who would notify anyone about something that is about to happen if the first thing that happens is punitive. This needs to stop. We need some mechanism where governments will agree about early notification. Surveillance that works, healthy developing countries that don't have the capability to do surveillance. And as we proposed in one of my early documents in the World Bank, some sort of a fund that is contributed to. That countries which suffer from an early notification and other punitive measures can draw on that fund for compensate for its losses. So we have a lot of institutional work. And let me end on this point. We must act in solidarity. We must not end. Whether endemic or pandemic diseases without solidarity. So we must act in solidarity. So the challenge before us that we've been grappling with artillery. And I know many partners are. And I hope this conference with imbibe and take forward. Not only do we have to do the good technical work, such as perhaps vaccines in the future for for family of diseases, rather than individual viruses, better surveillance, better capacity building and all the work that is going to take forward. Those are all very good technical stuff, but we also have to deal with many of the institutional challenges, which I spoke about, breaking down the insularity, breaking down the institutional boundaries, working in solidarity. So creating institutions and institutional framework, which help us to act in solidarity. So I'm very happy to see this conference. The potential of this paradigm is great. We need it. We know we need it. The work that is going to be done is critical. Not only to Ilri to Africa, the farmers, but for all of us everywhere, as we learned from this recent pandemic. So Leanne, back to you, and thank you much for the opportunity to make these few remarks at this very important conference. Thank you so much Jimmy for your time and your wonderful remarks.