on the menu for this Thanksgiving edition of Titans All Access. The Titans are thankful to return home this weekend as they face the Carolina Panthers. Coach Dave McGinnis is here to get you ready. Plus, giving back to others is not something D Andre Hopkins reserves for the holidays. One of the league's best wide outs talks about his work and helping others out on the football team. The next stop is the next stop on Mike Keith's Follow Me through Tennessee Tour. We're serving that up and plenty more as Titans All Access starts now. But there he is, the Uly Bulldozer, Derek Henry, got Chris Moore, can he catch it? Will Levist, Levist to Hopkins. Big and ship! Another second of Ani Hooker. There's Hopkins making the catch. We hope you're having a great Thanksgiving weekend. From the Bet MGM Studio, I'm Mike Keith and this is Titans All Access. This week we celebrate our youth as we highlight two very special initiatives. The Tennessee Titans partnered with the TWSAA starting in 2007 to sponsor the Mr. Football Awards, which are presented to the state's top football players across nine classifications, plus the state's top kicker. Throughout this week's episode, we'll unveil to you the finalists for the 2023 Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards. The winners will be announced during a luncheon at Nissan Stadium on Tuesday, December 5th. Josh Corey, senior director of marketing and social responsibility for Tennessee, has played a huge role in the cultivation of the relationship between the Titans and youth sports across the state of Tennessee. He helped to establish the Tennessee Girls Flag Football League in 2021, which is now offered in 32 high schools across Tennessee, including Metro Nashville Public Schools, Williamson County Schools and Clarksville Montgomery County Schools. This week, we've invited Josh Corey to join me as a part of our Follow Me Through Tennessee series. I took him to Livingston Soda Fountain in Grill in Brownsville, and we'll share that with you later. But first, the almost two and a half hour car ride gave Josh and I the chance to talk about the importance of Girls Flag Football for not only him and the entire organization, but for everybody involved. That conversation is featured in this and up with Duncan. Let's talk about Girls Flag because I know that's one of your proudest achievements, one of the club's proudest achievements. Everybody around is fired up about this. How did Girls Flag come on your radar? How did it get started in Williamson County as that sort of trial blew? Really wanted to do it from the jump when I moved up to Tennessee because it was so successful in Florida. Georgia had kind of already got their program going in that state through the Falcons. The Falcons were big time and helping get that started. And I knew that we can do that here. You had to find the right timing, right? Timing was everything. You had to have, you know, the support and the resources you know, our leadership group and our leadership group have been fantastic. They've been all the influence since day one as soon as we made the ask. And then you had to find the right place for it. And certainly you want to have it all throughout the state, but you've got to have that initial corner stone which we thought was Williamson County because of the buy-in from the school district, the administration, the coaches that were already on staff. They're the people that were in the building. And you know, that's why we started in there and have been expanding ever since. So I went the first Sunday to Franklin High School and I watched two games. But when I got out there, I could not believe the quality of play. And I even talked to a couple of the head coaches and they too were surprised because of how it was set up. Girls from other sports, because it was just being played on the weekends, girls from other sports could come try. And I mean, the quality of the play was fantastic. I was so impressed with the athleticism. I mean, and you could just kind of see week by week these girls started gelling together. You can see the improvement literally from Sunday to Sunday. Later on in this edition of Titans All Access, Josh Corey and I check out Livingston's Soda Fountain and Grill in Brownsville. Spoiler alert, it was delicious. But up next, Titans All Access first. DeAndre Hopkins is one of the NFL's best wide receivers and he is this week's Nissan Insider. Stay tuned. Congratulations to the 2023 Tennessee Titans, Mr. Football Awards finalists for Division 1, Classes 1A, 2A and 3A. Congratulations to the 2023 Tennessee Titans, Mr. Football Awards finalists for Division 1, Classes 4A, 5A and 6A. Welcome back to the Bet MGM studio and Titans All Access. Time now for our Nissan Insider, our first chance to sit down with wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, who is having a very, very good year for the Tennessee Titans in 2023. We're not really surprised because for the 10 years prior to this, he often tortured the Titans for the Houston Texans and Arizona Cardinals. So when Rand Carthon signed him, Titans fans rejoiced. There's a lot that we didn't know about DeAndre Hopkins before he arrived here and a lot of things in his football career now make more sense. We'll show you in this week's Nissan Insider. The thing that we didn't know until you got here is about your incredible preparation and if you watch in practice, the attention to detail on the route run, the communication with the teammates, even the core work you're doing while the first team defense is on, you are non-stop. Ten years ago, you didn't know to do that coming out of Clemson. Nobody 21 years old knows to do that. How did you learn to be that kind of pro like what we used to see out of Eddie George years ago? I appreciate it. Obviously, the young me didn't know any of those tactics. I felt like my skill could keep me in this thing long as I wanted to play. Obviously, skill takes you so far. But I would say I picked that up from guys around me like J.J. White and Andre Johnson being in Houston and seeing the way they practice and seeing things they did when nobody was watching. To me, I knew I wanted to be where those guys were one day and I felt like that was the standard. J.J. used to do cardio during practice or he would run sprints during practice while the first team offense was out there. And it's just something that I picked up and I always say just watching the greats around me and never feeling like I know it all or I'm where I want to be. Year 11 and I'm still doing those same things that I did a couple years ago. Kytons in the king cap. Henry, hands spears, pitches Levis looking deep for Hopkins. The living legend is there. Kytons. How proud does it make you that the young guys are now following you around doing a lot of the same things at practice? It makes me feel good because I learned there from someone who is going to be a future Hall of Famer. And hopefully that's something that they feel like will help their game. And sometimes it's not something where just overnight is going to take effect.  What makes Deandre Hopkins game as a wide receiver? I'll say my knowledge of football, my knowledge of defenses, being able to get open, not necessarily being a 4344 guy, but just my knowledge of defenses and I would say being able to catch contested balls. I feel like that's something that separates me, just my focus. And when the ball is in the air, it's a 50-50 ball. I feel like it's mine. There's Hopkins all alone, 20, 15, 10, 5, end zone. Ladies and gentlemen, give him 61 years. Touchdown, Titans. It feels like in watching you on and off the field, you like the puzzle of the details of the game. Is that one of the parts of football that you really enjoy the most? It is. I think part of it is probably due to playing quarterback when I was young and still kind of having that mentality. I feel like I'm a quarterback in my position and just trying to see everything. I grew up playing quarterback. I grew up in a football family where my grandfather was Hall of Fame, South Carolina, my uncle's Hall of Fame in South Carolina. I've been introduced to football at a young age and knowing not just my position but what everybody else's position is as well and how it affects me. Weren't you supposed to be a defensive back originally when you went to Clemson? I was. I was recruited very highly out of high school as a safety, defensive back, got the state record in South Carolina. Just about every college recruited me as a defensive back, not a receiver. But I wanted to go somewhere where I had the opportunity to play both. Clemson at the time didn't have the greatest receivers and they gave me that opportunity. So five Pro Bowls, three times all pro statistics that are already Hall of Fame worthy potentially. Thank you. Year 11, what's left for you to do in football? What are your goals? You know, obviously a Super Bowl is everybody's reasoning of playing the game. But, you know, my goal is to pass down what I can to other players. The knowledge, certain skill sets that I have. You know, try to sharpen someone else. And for me is, you know, giving back what I've gained and trying to help someone else get to that goal of winning the championship or just being the best version of themselves on the football field and off the field. More with the Andre Hopkins next week on Titans All Access. This week we talked football. Next week we talk about lots of things in his life that he's interested in. I think you'll enjoy that too. Next week on Titans All Access. Coming up later in this edition of the program, Coach Dave McGinnis takes us beneath the surface powered by Microsoft to take a look at Carolina quarterback Bryce Young. But up next, Josh Corey is back. We're in Brownsville and we're going to Livingston's for some great food. Follow me through Tennessee on Titans All Access. Next. It's time for the decision of the week. Sponsored by Hughes and Coleman. The Titans organization made the decision in 2007 to become the presenting sponsor of the Mr Football Awards, and it has been a great thing for all involved. The Mr Football Awards honor the best high school football players in the state of Tennessee in each classification. The 2023 awards luncheon on December 5th will be held at Nissan Stadium with general manager Rand Carthon handing out the awards and the players, their coaches and their families shown a first class time for the Titans organization. Sponsoring the Mr Football Awards for the last 16 years is just one more way to serve our state while promoting the game of football and those who play it. You can watch the 2023 Tennessee Titans Mr Football Awards luncheon on Tuesday, December 5th at noon central on Tennessee Titans dot com. And that's the decision of the week presented by Hughes and Coleman. This season on Titans All Access, I've invited you to follow me through Tennessee to some of the best places to eat that I can find. Some of them have been around forever and others are new, like Livingston's in downtown Brownsville, Tennessee. I invited Titan senior director of marketing and social responsibility Josh Corey to go with me to get some great food in downtown Brownsville and we had an outstanding trip to Livingston's. So now follow me through Tennessee. So coach, I'm going to introduce you here. Jack Petigrew, Glenda Petigrew, and you know Josh Puckett. I would County. We're the only Tom Cannon state. Yes. The only Tom Cannon state. We're pretty proud of that. And I'm having the Livingston's burger with sweet potato fries. So we've got pimento cheese, bacon and that's candy. Candy bacon, pimento cheese is my favorite. It's got a little jalapeno in it. Good. I'm looking, should I take a bite now? Maybe you should. Okay. Now while I'm taking this bite, you guys opened this place last year and this had always been your dream dating back to your dad. Is that right? Exactly. Tell the story. Well, I was raised here in Brownsville. He had a pharmacy and in those days there were drug stores but they all had soda founders. I would come up here as a 10 year old to soda found and the high school students would have to fix me a cherry pillow and whatever. And in the 60s the three drug stores in Brownsville took out the soda and I just always didn't want to bring it back. It was just a fun era and this was the art. And this was a furniture store after it was the post office, right? Right. It closed down in March of 21 from being the home furniture store. And we bought the building then fixed us about a year to renovate it. And we opened in April of 23. And you kept the name? Kept the name. It was a cool name. It's a great legacy. They had a sign on the side of the building out here that we love. The name was across the front of the building and honestly we didn't want to be pedigrees forever. So we left the name the same so the next person wouldn't have to change. All right. So you can see what I've ordered as a shake. I watched it coming all the way down the hallway. All right, Dr. Jack, what are we having here? You're having the money Hatchee River. It's chocolate on the chocolate on the chocolate. That's good. Everything chocolate. And who designed that? Miss Linda did all the special thing up shakes. Why did you come up with that one for certain? Well, he wanted to name something after the Hatchee River. Right.  Are you getting a game plan? I'm getting I saw you. I got a game game face. Is this a Hershey bar? The Titans are finally back home this weekend to host the Carolina Panthers. Coach Dave McGinnis is on deck to go beneath the surface powered by Microsoft to show us the Panthers rookie quarterback Bryce Young. That's next. Welcome back to the Bet MGM Studio and Titans all access. I'm joined by coach Dave McGinnis, my partner on Titans Radio. I hope you had a good Thanksgiving. Had a great Thanksgiving. Hope everybody enjoyed the turkey and a nice nap afterwards because turkey will put you to sleep. That's right. In a good way. In a good way for sure. The Titans are so thankful to finally be home this week against the Carolina Panthers. Frank Reich is their coach. We certainly know him from his days with the Indianapolis Colts. His quarterback is Bryce Young. We certainly know him from his days at the University of Alabama. What do you like about Bryce Young? Good athlete. Good athlete. He's got a he's got a nice arm. He's had issues down there right now because people are just putting a tsunami rush on him.  He understands what it takes to play back there. It's just going to take him a while in the National Football League, especially with the group that he's surrounded by right now. He can make all of the throws as we're going to get ready to see him. Well, let's go get ready to see it right now as we're going to go beneath the surface powered by Microsoft. Here's Bryce Young. We're going to get motion across the formation to a switch release and once we get that he's getting ready to throw a corner out and I want you to watch the arm and watch the launch platform. This is a two man stack.  Who's going to take the top part of the zone or who's going to take inside outside because we're going to get a switch release here. All right, look how deep that ball is thrown. The quarterback is still standing up. That was a switch release, a really nice throw. I want you to watch the quarterback. Quarterback is checking the coverage over here to this side. Once he's checked the coverage over here to this side as he comes back right, stop it, Mike, right there. Look at the throw and look how deep and how far that was down the field. All right, let's go to the next play. This is a nine ball stack. Okay. So what you've got now, it's a three tier stack in here.  He's got to read the release of the nine ball stack from the snap. They're playing zone coverage right now. Stop it, Mike. Perfect. Perfect. Now, look at the cylinder. We'll see this from the end zone. Watch the cylinder collapse around him. But look how open this corner route is. You've got a three level route. You've got a flat crosser and then you've got the deep corner. This guy's read all of that out off of the release of the nine ball stack. Let's watch from the end zone. This cylinder right here has collapsed around him, but he is still stepping up into the throw, reading out the three tier nine ball stack route and throwing to the exact perfect spot. This guy's got what it takes to be a starting quarterback in the national football league. And that's just a little sample of what you're going to see Bryce Young. He's got the ability to spin the ball down the field. And that's why he was the first pick in the NFL. That's absolutely why. Great job, Coach Mac. No, great job, Mike Keith running that so much smoother. We'll see you at Nissan State in about Sunday. I think I'll be there. All right, more Titans all access from the Bet MGM studio coming up after this. Congratulations to the 2023 Tennessee Titans. Mr. Football Awards finalists for division two classes single A double A triple A and kicker of the year. It's time now for our seat geek keys to knocking off the Carolina Panthers. More chunks, please. That's more chunk plays. The Titans had a 38 yard reverse to Chris Moore. Moore hauled in a 49 yard pass later in the game. And of course, the flea flicker type touchdown pass to DeAndre Hopkins that covered 43 yards. The Titans play much better on the offensive side of the ball when they have chunk plays. It's part of their offense that they need and they need more of them against the Panthers. Second key, make young. He being Bryce feel old. They've got to chase him around like Dallas did. Dallas sacked him seven times. He's been sacked 36 times this year. He has been harassed quite a bit more than even that. The Titans defense, which has not gotten to the quarterback enough in recent weeks, must continue the trend of making Bryce young feel like he's running for his life at times. Make young feel old. And how about on Thanksgiving weekend, a heaping helping of home cooking? Titans are three and oh at Nissan Stadium. They have played complimentary football just like Mike Drabel wants. More of that more home cooking for the Titans as they get ready to take on the Panthers this Sunday. We'll remind you Titans Panthers is on every Titans radio station. Coming up this Sunday at 11 a.m. Central with Titans Countdown kickoff set for 1202 at Nissan Stadium. We hope you join us. Thanks for watching Titans All Access and we'll see you next time.


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be looking into to help support your mission for the CUDs, please. Laura. First, I want to, is it okay? Thank you. Thank you. That was terrific. And it would be great if we can to receive. I would love to receive an update, whatever the CUDs in addition to what we may ask of them, but whatever the CUDs want us to know by CUD at every meeting. I would, in writing, maybe in advance of the meeting, are there things that you want us to know? Sure. And then with the bulk purchasing and any other shared services, I want to make sure that between BQDA and the VCBB that we have a relationship that is, how can we best serve? If you find that you need, that there's a number of CUDs that are looking for a certain type of service or that said you are coming to us to see how we might be able first, you know. Of course. To. Yeah, yeah, of course. I mean, BQDA is looking at these shared services and when we do try to acquire them, we'll be going through the board. So, I'm going to try to keep you very abreast of what we're doing here since we'll also be applying for funding tonight to make this happen. Oh, and with regard to the first part of your comment, I am thinking that if I do have some kind of system to provide a regular report for each meeting, it would be coming in in advance, depending on how much notice I have on, you know, what's going to be considered at the meeting. And it would also have specific remarks from specific CUDs indicating which CUD is taking, which view, you know, depending on the circumstances. Of course, I'm always trying to build consensus and present a united front as I have today, but there may be cases when individual CUDs, you just have to be approached whether for geographic issues or financial or women. So one piece of information that I just remembered is on a call earlier this week with folks in Maryland, they are using ARPA funds to supplement ARDOC addresses to get them built out sooner. So that leads me to believe. So in Maryland, part of the funding that they're using, they're using ARPA funds to give ARDOC winners additional funds to make the build out happen faster. That makes me believe that that answers questions, but we want to confirm it. We're going to confirm where it's validated. I wanted to share that to try to reduce the heat. Well, we're good enough for a minute, right? Yeah, whatever you heard, whatever you heard. So I'm going to kick you out of here. So I'm going to back what up. I actually want to say that that is why I heard, but it needs to be checked. So I'm going to add ARDOC. So actually, you know, but I think an important point. So when we ask the question to finance and management, that we have the program from Maryland, that they're doing it in hand when we ask a question. So it's happening in Maryland here. Good advice. Yeah. Yeah, I was going to ask Marilyn if they got it. Yes. We had a conversation with the White House broadband person and a few other states and didn't get this. They weren't able to speak up. We're going to do it again. But that was one of the states that was on that. And that's where that happened. So we can look into that. So we do. We definitely need confirmation on this from a legal perspective here in Vermont. But the CUDs are moving ahead with this assumption that ARDOF sites are going to be incorporated into the network. It was most expedient. Sorry, Laura, did you have a comment? Oh, just a thumbs up. OK, great. That being said, there is a concern. And I know that this is part of the process right now. I'm not going to try to rush it. But there is a concern about how those sites and other sites that are considered based on the data that are clearly not will be incorporated into the amount of premises that a CUD applies for. So we're very anxious to see how that data will be incorporated in light of ARDOF, in light of locations that may be considered served at the CUDs, no to the otherwise. Incorporated how? Let's go back to Laura. Incorporated into the premises in the application for construction. I think this goes to the actual formula, how we're going to distribute construction funds. And I would certainly welcome Bakuda coming to us with an idea that they suggest. Right, yeah. So we have to figure it out in terms of other. And actually, I put that out there to the world of other eligible providers. How do you suggest it? Give us feedback. And we will be coming with this, because many CUDs are concerned that the number of premises they'll be able to apply for successfully is much lower than what the electricity have deserved. So this will be going into that conversation. I just want to make it clear that this is top priority. This does, though, go to our baseline data discussion. Exactly. And is critical. And so while we've already booked our meeting for the 28th, and it's busy, I would hope that we would set aside a meeting to get this done, this baseline discussion. And we want to see you the input into that baseline discussion, because, we can't waste cycle time arguing over data. We will to some degree, but it can't be the most wasted cycle. So we really want your input up front so that we can try to land something that everyone is willing to accept. Yeah, that's great. And I can try to put together a report for CUD perspective specifically on this issue. I don't know how conducive it'll be. Hopefully very. But I can talk to all the CUDs about data issue specifically and see where we stand and what we want these baselines to be. I'd also like their input in what role do they want to play as the verifiers on the ground in their territory when there are gaps identified between the baseline data and what people are observing on the ground, because there's going to be that. That is a big question. Yeah, and do they want it? I would love for them to play the role of being like, we can reconcile gaps in the data because we know the reality on the ground, and we can bring that back to whatever the baseline data is telling us. And it's not going to change the baseline. It's just going to be a reported variable. It's a bit of a separate issue down the road, but I can incorporate guidance in my conversations. So for our group, and for Will's benefit, our meeting after the 28th is October, what? 4th. I have the 20th. As anticipated, this meeting will. Oh, sorry. Is it the only Monday? I think we switched to Monday's every week. The 28th has not been sent out. I will get that sent out since it was originally. You don't have a 4th either. Is that sent out? That was sent out. So starting on the 4th, are we on day afternoons every other week going forward? Yeah, let's go ahead. So one other thing that came up earlier in the meeting is just hearing how CUDs are coordinating or not coordinating or attempting to coordinate with RDOF partners. Yes, I meant to address this. This is something that I don't have the full picture on yet. It's something I'm going to have to talk to the CUDs about, because I'm not going to represent them when I don't know. I know that CUDs are evaluating where the RDOF partners are. I don't know exactly where each of them are at in terms of actually making conversation with them and figuring out what's going to happen. So I will evaluate that and see what I can report back to the board. In the interest of time, or any other questions? Last comment, we'll just go forward. Having your presence here is going to be great and helpful. It would be really helpful to me when you're giving us information if you can be very specific about when you are speaking on behalf of all the CUDs and you have consensus versus when you are speaking on behalf of some CUDs or some feedback that is not necessarily consensus-based, just making that distinction will help everything. Yes. And I do note that you did try to do that today. Yeah, I'm great. I'm consistently trying to do that. And hopefully as the CUDs learn more about what I'm doing here, and I'll be able to get more consistent feedback. But also, I'll continue to, when I'm making reports, I may be able to even say which CUDs are voicing which we use with permission. So I'll continue to try and work on that and improve that. Really, it's true. That'd be great. Thank you. Some things can be unique. Some things cannot. Like, there's going to be how we count. It's going to be, you know, so to the extent that they can come forward with consensus thinking. Good. All right, any other comments, questions? Thank you very much. Thank you very much for giving me the time. All right, I'd like to take the time to move to executive session. And we'll take up the one item in executive session. We have motion to go into executive session. So long. Second. All those in favor, aye. Any opposed? Something I need to take off into the room. And we will, for everybody online, we will be stopping the, we will be stopping the video and the audio at this time. We'll wait outside. Yeah. Well, I think I may just come back on virtually for public comments. Well, public comment is at noon. So we will be back on, what we don't use for executive session, maybe we use for a very brief break. Yes. So we'll be back on at noon. So we were just turning off the video and audio now. On video. OK. We are out of executive session at 1202. No action was taken in executive session. We will now turn it over to public comment. Any, but there's no one left in the room here. Is there anybody online that would like to speak? We're keeping it to three minutes and then if the board has additional questions. FX has a question. Unmute yourself, FX. OK. Yeah, thank you very much. Good work this morning. I just thought I would comment quickly on the issue of the mapping and all that. Would it be OK if I shared something? Sure, I think you have the ability if you don't, I. Yeah. See if you have the ability first and then I might have to change your status. But yeah, see if you have it first. It doesn't work. Let me know and I'll press a button to see if it works. I'm pausing this three minutes. So I'll be looking for the technical. OK, yes. Yeah, I'm not. Oh, wait a second. Yep, here it is. OK, terrific. OK, that should be coming up. Come on. Same as spreadsheet. No, same as spreadsheet, spreadsheet video. OK, good. OK, excellent. So this all is some work that I did in support of the equal access to broadband work. I basically took layers from the state map. I created a layer where I more carefully defined what I thought the cable services areas were. And I took also the layer for the phone companies because I needed to know by each site address what the state bought the service level was, who the CUD was, what the status would be if they were in EC fiber territory, who the phone company would be, who the cable company would be, and whether or not there was a fiber company. And some of the things that I can do with this now is I can see in terms of the lit customers in EC fiber towns, how many the state thinks get 10-1, how many the state thinks get 100-100, how many get 25-3. I can also look at situations where we've overbuilt charter in a few places, and I can split that out and see these things. So this is all very easy to do with the availability of the state data. And I think that, let's see. You have 20 seconds, FX. Yeah, I'm done. You're just letting us know. Do you have a concluding point? FX. So this is exactly what we're envisioning as a board to help us drive decision-making. So this is great site that you guys have this data. Any chance we could get you to do this on behalf of the whole state? OK. The frozen are just really quiet. I'm not sure. Are you there, Ethan? I'm not sure what happened there or how much of what I said you heard. I just was basically. We volunteered you to do this for the entire state. Pardon me? We volunteered for you to do this for the entire state. I've already done it. Do you have the Odyssey Fiber Territory? Yes. Yes. So the GIS administrator we hire would do something similar to this. Are you willing to share this table, FX? I don't know. I'd have to talk to the chairman of the board of Equal Access to Broadband. I think she would consider it. She's very reasonable. Yeah, but I can go through how I did this with whoever you hire for the GIS. It's pretty straightforward. The one thing that I had to do was make my own layer for the cable companies because the information didn't exactly match up with my perception of what those boundaries were. And I wanted to be a little more careful about it. OK, thank you. Did you add in the electric distribution utility for each of those? Because some of those have make ready tariffs that by its location can help add further funding to these build projects. Oh, yeah, yeah, because we've got those territories as well. That would just be another layer. And then you would do the join and have another column. That'd be perfect. All right, so if we have more time, we can come back to you, FX. So I want to be considerate of everybody in the public comment section. Thank you very much. That's fine. A few pivot tables. OK, any other questions or not questions? Comments or questions? Public comment. Anybody else want to speak? I don't see any other hands. Doing such a good job at everybody. She's more in the way. More exhausted. No other no other comments. We have a few more minutes. You want to go back to FX. Does anybody else have questions? Is there anything else on our agenda we need to do? Like what about the design workshop comments? Or you're going to take that offline. And when are we going to address this proposed decision making timeline? Is that going to be? It's the staff is going to develop a more detailed proposal for the construction. So for the construction side that will assign topics for different board meetings that where we need decisions for. She's saying we're going to get it for the October 4th. I would say the October 4th meeting at the latest.  I will send out as soon as I can. You're getting a gender cramp is my point. So we need to have our baseline discussion on October 4th. We probably need our second slide that the construction criteria and there'll be grant applications and the grant applications flowing through a lot of it. But I'm trying to get you and trying to be encouraged calibration. It's challenging when there's a tight time frame for everything with the timeline that was in the previous packets set a goal of trying to have the RFP out for construction in early December. So that we're on track for construction next year. Yeah, we have to meet that. So that's why I want to prioritize that. My priorities are basically the grant applications and then figuring out with you all what needs to be a board decision versus what can be delegated to staff. Is there any jeopardy on the December timeline? It really depends on how deep of a dive we want to take in. I encourage everybody to look at Act 71 and specific things that you want to address as a board that we need to have policies rather than ask questions. I think is the key because we could structure it that we ask the applicants to address A, B, C, and D is one way to do it and we evaluate their answers at that time. In the last five meetings, we have made, I'm just going to call them policy statements, we have made policy statements. And I attempted to gather those up, but we need to go back and revisit those. So you can either look at the minutes, you can take the task guideline challenge that the board put out, or we can set aside a meeting after we go through the baseline discussion to do a policy or guideline review. That would happen by mid-October, still have been plenty of time for the development of the RFP. Right, because the guidelines should show up heavily in the RFP. Just to give a preview, as I briefly went through this last night, we have to define how funding is going to be allocated. That's why I tossed it back to Bakuda to give us a proposal, give us a starting point to work with. We have to define industry-accepted engineering standards. Is it a standard, or do we pose that question? Is it a single standard? These are the things we just need to get more certainty for applicants defining incidental overbuilding. I know we did address that. We need to make sure that we get it nailed. Yeah, we have to make sure we have to... And the affordability question and how it comes to bear on the business plan and the project design. Exactly. Exactly, and there's like include public broadband assets that can be shared by multiple service providers that can support a variety of purposes. These are all priorities, not enumerated. And what is resilience like? Defining resiliency, defining redundancy. So these are things where we... Yeah, and then there's the whole question of how the other providers that are other eligible entities applying, like this isn't just only for CUDs, how do they play ball? How do we evaluate whether it conflicts with the business plan of a CUD? How do we evaluate it if it's not in a CUD territory? There's quite a lot of items that I think any and all applicants would like some direction on. And as a staff person would like some direction on. Well, why don't you make a list? Rob? This is Roger Nishi and you just hit on, maybe it's because you saw my face, you just hit on my questions and comments as how are you gonna treat other eligible providers which also includes small communications carriers which are the RLX and also internet service providers working in conjunction with a CUD. So we're interested in the steps there and what you're gonna expect from us and how we get incorporated into the whole process. Thank you. Christa has her hand up. Oh, Christa. Christa. Hi, thanks. I just wanted to synthesize and pose the question again. I think that Holly's point is important in the sense that there are a lot of things that are discussed and it would be helpful for the board to be able to synthesize those so that they don't sort of have to be revisited and rediscussed and there's a lot going on. So those people have a lot in their heads and there's time between meetings, et cetera, et cetera. At the same time, just reiterating our desire to have a process that's clear and identifying what the proposal is providing room for feedback, getting that feedback and then deciding on it. So I think to the degree, I think what I'm hearing is that you're looking at trying to find a process to identify how to do that. And we certainly support that process and the ability to provide input. Thank you. Thank you. All right, any other public comments? Hearing none. We'll move on to the next meeting. Let's say I'm scheduled and then we remove the meeting, should I have to see? Yeah, I was gonna. Talking about next meeting. On the clock, on the clock. Here, September 28th at one. I have Giga as a question mark. I will find out right now if Giga is available. Well, we can also do that. Oh, there's good news, I can make that. Yay! All right, I'll take a motion to adjourn. All those in favor? Aye. Aye. Any opposed? Any adjourned? Thank you all. Thank you. Thank you very much. You're not a freaking wild guy. I'm very excited about that.


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What's good, Joshua? We're also back again with another video. So I'm just getting home. It's like one o'clock in the morning right now. For those who don't know, we didn't live due to Smackdown live stream and reaction only because we were celebrating Dub and Nisha's 10 year anniversary. Them renewing their vows. So that's why we did do Smackdown. Then do our normal Smackdown live stream and reactions. But I definitely wanted to check out to see what happened. If anything noticeable happened in there was some stuff that did go down. I was able to check out a few clips actually before I got home when they started, you know, shutting things down at the venue or whatnot. But we had a great time and I wanted to make sure I got this out to y'all. The most noticeable thing that happened is the contract signing. They had the contract signing. Nick Aldis was going to have all the four competitors that's going to be in the fatal four way to sign the contract right before the Royal Rumble. And Roman Reigns essentially was going to pull a no show. He sent Paul Heyman out there to basically tell Nick Aldis that, no, he's not signing this contract for the fatal four way. And that's it. And the one thing I really do appreciate with what they've done with Nick Aldis as this authority figure on Smackdown, he doesn't care. He doesn't take no BS from anybody, including Roman. And I like that he's not abusing his power, but he's making it very clear who runs the show on Smackdown. So Nick Aldis is like, all right, cool. Roman don't has to come out to sign the contract because you had AJ out there. You had a late night out there and you have Randy Orton ready to sign it. So Nick Aldis is like, all right, he doesn't have to come out here to sign this contract. That's fine. I'll just make it a triple threat match. And the triple threat match will be for the newly vacated title. And that's when Paul Heyman got mad. Because Paul Heyman was about to walk away because he he thought he handled it. But once Nick Aldis said, I will I will vacate Roman's title if he doesn't come out here and we'll just have a triple threat match. That's when he walked down to the ring and he he he got in in not he didn't get in Nick Aldis face, but he basically was, you know, being disrespectful and trying to warn him of the situation and that hand and what's going to happen. And that's when L.A. Knight started to interject his opinions. And I like what L.A. Knight had to say. He basically said that, to be honest with you, it shouldn't even be a triple threat, a fatal full way or whatnot. It should really just be a rematch between me and Roman because I'm the one that got screwed out recently. Y'all added AJ Styles and y'all added Randy Orton to the mix. It really should just only be me. AJ Styles had his own gripes.   Technically, Randy Orton beats both of them in that situation because Randy Orton per storyline got taken out a few years ago. Pete Bloodline. So really, Randy has the he really should be getting first dibs here. But Randy was kind of cool, chill and stoic. And I like how they kind of revolved the theme of Randy Orton throughout the rest of the show, especially what happened towards the end. So at this point, they're going back and forth. And L.A. Knight, he walks out about to walk out and AJ Styles decides to attack him and they start brawling and they have to break him apart. And I love that. I think that's going to be a very interesting story that's going to play a very big factor in his fate of full way because AJ and L.A. They don't like each other. Randy is just there to get his revenge and win the championship. They're trying to get their revenge and also win the championship. But I think they're disdain for each other. It's outweighing their importance of getting that championship from Roman. And I think that's a situation that Roman Reigns is going to try to exploit because it makes sense.  I enjoyed that. There was also a segment I was able to check out of Roman Reigns, not liking the fact that Paul Heyman wasn't able to get the job done. Solo and Jimmy haven't been haven't been able to get the job done the past couple of weeks against some of these guys. And he, Roman's going off. He's actually going off on Jimmy and solo steps in front of him. He steps in front of him and he says. That's my fault. I'm going to take the blame for that. But don't worry, I'm going to take care of the tribal chief and he leaves. And Roman taking the back because he's standing up for Jimmy in a weird way. He's not actively like, yo, chill on Jimmy, you know, because Romans really started going off on Jimmy a little bit, directing his anger towards him, but he kind of blocked it. And that's very interesting. They've been teasing something with Jimmy in solo. Solo is in the past. I mean, Jimmy's in the past asked him if the if something was going to happen to me, you would let me know, right? They're doing something and I like that. They need to keep expounding on solo, finally saying enough is enough. I'm not doing this no more. And when that happens, it's going to be a very, very great situation. So we'll see how that plays out. But I did like that. And that was his goal. Solo's goal was to make everything right. He was able to he was able to attack L.A. Knight. He was also able to attack A.J. Sniles and he ended up having a match with Randy Orton towards the end of the show. Jimmy tried to get involved, but A.J. Stiles and L.A. Knight kind of put a stop to that. Mostly A.J. Stiles at one point, put a stop to that. And that's when Randy Orton was able to hit a RKO on solo and Randy Orton pinned solo. He pinned them, pinned them in the ring. So it's not many. It's not often that solo gets pinned. It's very interesting what they're doing now. I don't know how it's going to play out, but Randy Orton hit RKO on solo. I want to say at this point, A.J. and in L.A. Knight getting to the ring once again, they start getting into it. And Randy's like, you know what? RKO is for everybody. Ends up hitting L.A. Knight with an RKO. Then he ends up hitting A.J. Stiles with an RKO. Then Roman comes out of nowhere. Superman punches Randy Orton, knocks him to the ground. Nick Aldous is by ringside at this point. And Nick Aldous gives Roman Reigns the contract. Roman Reigns is smug, because everybody's down. He's the last man standing. He signs the contract. He's about to give it to Nick Aldous outside the ring. He drops it on the ground because obviously he's going to be disrespectful to Nick Aldous and then he's getting ready for his patented spear. He's talking his talk. He's talking it. And he gets caught with a RKO for his troubles right after he signed the contract. Randy Orton hit all of them with RKO's. Every last one of the competitors in the match with an RKO got laid out. And that's how they ended off the show. And from what just the clips that I was seeing, that was pretty cool. I thought that was that was dope. I like what they're doing there is going to be very interesting to see what happens. I do think Roman is still going to retain. The question is how, how does he retain? What will be the reason? What would be the catalyst that would allow him to retain the title? That's going to be very interesting to see how they play out. Also, I did see that we finally got Pete Dunn back. He doesn't go by butch anymore. I saw the clips on Twitter. He's back as Pete Dunn. Yes. Yes. Yes. So, but yeah, man, I'm very interested to see how things play out. I definitely wanted to check this clip out or these several clips out involving Bloodline, Roman Reigns, Bloodline, Solo, Jimmy and and what's going to happen at the Royal Rumble. I'm looking forward to this metaphor. It should be a good time. Y'all comment down below. Let me know. Do you guys feel that Roman Reigns will still retain? Or do y'all think WWE pools in audible right before WrestleMania? I highly doubt it. Maybe they do. I just don't see it happening after with the Rockets insinuated. I think it's it's a foregone conclusion. And Roman's probably going to hold the title to WrestleMania this year. The question is, how will it happen at the Royal Rumble? What, what shenanigans will ensue to allow Roman Reigns to still be the champion? But I appreciate all of the support you guys show on the channel. And once again, if you haven't already, go wish Dub and Nisha happy 10 year anniversary. And y'all know, we ain't going to miss a Monday Night Raw or a Smackdown. This is something important. And I I really do appreciate Dub allowing me to be one of his best men in this in this wedding again. Well, in this wedding, they've they've had a wedding before. But this is when they had a bigger ceremony this time. I really do appreciate him allowing me to be his best, best man. Be a part of that. And I wouldn't go and miss that for the world, man. So but yeah, I appreciate all of the support. Appreciate y'all kicking me. See you on the next one. Peace.


So what we're going to do in this lecture is we're going to come up with an equation that provides us with system derivatives for a control volume formulation. If you recall, we talked about in the last segment how the basic laws, so the law of conservation of mass, linear and angular momentum and energy, are derived for a system of fixed mass. But in fluid mechanics we always deal with fluid in motion and consequently it's difficult to deal with the fixed mass things. So we're going to come up with a way to be able to take the time rate of change or the derivative of those four different properties and be able to express them in a manner that we can apply it to fluid mechanic analysis. So before doing that I'm going to define both an extensive and intensive properties and those will be for mass, momentum and energy and then we'll move ahead and come up with that derivative equation. So the extensive properties that we're going to be dealing with, the mentioned mass, momentum, momentum to momentum and energy and we can also define an intensive property which is what we will put into our equations. So the intensive property is just the extensive property per unit mass and what we're going to do, we're going to express this property as an integral across the system that we're looking at. And so we can integrate the intensive property either across the mass or across the system and the properties that we're looking at are for the four governing equations or basic laws. Okay, so those are the intensive and extensive properties for our four basic laws, conservation of mass, linear momentum, angular momentum and energy and what we're going to be working on is coming up with an equation that enables us to express the time rate of change of any of those properties with respect to time rate of change, with respect to time but expressing it in terms of the control volume formulation. Okay, so we're after a way to be able to express this time rate of change for any of our system properties in terms of a control volume. And so in order to do this, what we're going to begin with is a schematic and what the schematic will show is a control volume and a system that coincide in time at t0 but then later in time what will happen is the system will continue to move because there's fluid flow in the system that we're looking at but the control volume will remain fixed in space and we're going to use that as the basis for our derivation of getting that d by dt of whatever the property we're looking at in terms of control volume variables. So let's begin by looking at our system and control volume at time t0. So what we have here is we have time t0 where we have a system and a control volume that coincide and occupy the same chunk of mass but what we're going to do, we're going to have it where the system is moving and the control volume is fixed in space and so it is not moving and now what we're going to do, we're going to redraw this at a later point in time so this will be time t0 plus delta t and we want to look and see what has happened to the system and the control volume we know control volume is going to be fixed but the system will have moved off into the right so let's re-sketch that and take a look at what it looks like ok so what we show here is the control volume as I said was fixed it's not moving but the system is the system is occupying the fixed mass and what we're going to do with this is we're going to assume that there are three regions the first region is region 1 which is defined by the boundary between the control volume and the system then we'll have region 2 and this will be again bound by the system on the left and the control volume on the right and then finally we're going to have region 3 and that will be defined by the control volume on the left and the system on the right and what I'm going to do is I'm going to write two little differential volumes or elements one in region 1 and one in region 3 and that's where we're going to be focusing some of our analysis so let's begin with the differential element in region 1 and the second differential element we're going to look at is over here in region 3 and I'll call that sub-region 3 so that's sub-region 3 in region 3 and we're going to be looking at those in further detail so there you can see that this is a schematic that we're going to use when we come up with the formulation for the time rate of change of our properties and be able to convert it between intensive and extensive and you know what I'm going to do let me just clean that up a little bit these lines should really be parallel to the stream lines so I apologize for that my artistic abilities are not great that's a little better but not great so anyways there's region 3 and region 1 okay so with that what we're now going to do recall what we're after is a way to be able to express the time rate of change of whatever intensive property we're looking at from a system into a control volume but let's begin by defining that as a system and what I'm going to do is I'm going to say that intensive property whatever it might be if it's mass, momentum, or energy I'm going to define it as N capital N with a subscript capital S and so we can define the time rate of change in differential form so this is a definition of the time rate of change and what I'm going to do is I'm going to call this equation 1 and this is going to be the equation that we're going to build from as we go through this derivation and what I'm going to begin with is looking at what is happening to our intensive property or extensive property at time t0 plus delta t so and I'm going to refer to our schematic in coming up with this expression but we want to know what is contained within our system at t0 plus delta t and so referring back to our schematic this would be the figure on the right hand side that we're looking at and at t0 plus delta t what we see is our system is defined by the black region around that encompasses region 2 and region 3 and consequently we can write that as being our intensive or extensive property in this case it's extensive because it's capital N so it's what is in region 2 plus what is in region 3 at time t0 plus delta t now what I'm going to do I want to write this in terms of the control volume and so I'm going to make a substitution here for what we have for region 2 and looking back we can see that region 2 consists of its part control volume so we can take what is within the control volume minus what is in region 1 and so let's do that and this here is equal to the extensive property in region 2 and then adding that to what is in region 3 and that is all evaluated at time t0 plus delta t so we have that now another thing that I'm going to do this is where I'm going to start bringing in the intensive property so if you recall earlier we said that the extensive property could be evaluated by an integral over the system of the intensive property times rho dV so I'm going to make that substitution for each of the terms in this equation here and what we get is the following so this gives us an expression for this is that is what we're showing here so that gives us the value of the extensive property at t0 plus delta t for our system and we have a little bit of the control volume and then regions 1 and 2 so that's what's happening at t0 plus delta t let's take a look at what is happening at time t0 so at time t0 the control volume and the system were overlapping with one another so we can say that our system value our extensive property at t0 is also equal to what was happening in the control volume at t0 and so this we can represent as an integral across the control volume of eta rho dV at t0 so if you're wondering where we're going with this what we're working on is we're trying to evaluate the different terms in equation 1 and we're going to make some substitutions as we work along so there we have what is happening at time t0 and now what I'm going to do is I'm going to take these and I'm going to plug them back into equation 1 and this is all divided by delta t because we're plugging this into equation 1 so what you can see we have a little bit of a mix of things at t0 plus delta t we have some things over the control volume and some things of region 1 and region 3 I'm now going to rewrite this equation and I'm going to break it into things that are either control volume region 1 or region 3 so let's go ahead and rewrite it ok so our equation is getting cleaner and cleaner that's a joke now what we're going to do I'm going to take this and I'm going to call it a and that's the thing that had only control volume integrals then I'm going to take this here and I'm going to call it region or equation B and then I'm going to take this one here and we're going to call it equation C and so what we're going to do we're going to try to simplify or re-express each of these one at a time but what you'll notice right off the bat this one A involves only control volume B involves only region 3 and C involves only region 1 and so if you remember we had those little differential elements in region 3 and region 1 we're going to be using them for understanding what's going on in B and C control volume, we'll use what's going on in the control volume to get the first part so let's work our way through A, B and C and then we'll try to simplify this equation, make it look a little neater and more presentable so in the limit as delta T goes to 0 what you'll notice that we have in the expression for A this here and this here that's just the value of N evaluated for the control volume at either T0 plus delta T or T0 so that's just the time rate of change of the property N in the control volume which we can also express in the following manner as an integral over the control volume of our intensive property times rho dB in order to get the mass so that takes care of A so that is good we have A figured out so that's A now let's move on to B so what we have here is this is the change in region 3 let's go back to our schematic where was it? so region 3 was this region here so what we're expressing is the time rate of change of our extensive property because we're talking about capital N here with respect to time so what we're going to do we're going to take advantage of this little sub-region to be able to come up with an expression for the time rate of change of our extensive property with respect to time so that will be the approach that we will take in order to evaluate this so what I'm going to do I'm going to zoom in on that sub-region that we had in our schematic and we call that sub-region 3 in region 3 one of them has roman numerals ok so what I'm going to sketch out here remember this was bounded by we had streamlines so first of all what color was our control system our control volume was red so I'll try to be consistent with that so the control volume was red and then our system boundary we drew that as being black and we had streamlines and I think the streamlines were in blue so I'll draw this blue to be consistent and this here is little region 3 so it's a differential element and this here is a streamline and then we have our control surface on the left hand side so if we have streamlines on the upper and the lower what we can assume is that the velocity vector is going to be parallel to those streamlines between the streamlines so the velocity vector is something like that the other thing that I'm going to assume is the control surface the area of that it could be some arbitrary area and what I'm going to do I'll draw a projection of that area over here we're not exactly sure what that shape is going to be but I'll do something arbitrary like that and I'll call that DA so that's the projection of the area on the control surface and it may turn out that the unit vector for that area could be a little bit different from the streamline and the velocity vector I'll do that as area vector DA and the angle between the area unit vector and the velocity vector we'll call that alpha and here alpha is less than 90 degrees for the way that we've drawn it and that means that this is for mass outflow or mass leaving our control volume because this was on the right hand side of the system that we're looking at and the final thing I'm going to draw here is the length of this of this element that we're looking at and we'll call that delta L okay, so I think that describes everything now what we're after is we're trying to determine let's go back here we're after this so we want to know the time rate of change of the extensive property in region 3 so this is a differential element out of region 3 so what I can write is the differential element at time t0 plus delta t so this is the differential element that we're looking at here is equal to our intensive property rho times the differential element of volume in this little differential element that we're looking at and we can express this then as the intensive property times the density multiplied by the volume of this is just going to be the area times the length so the length is delta L now remember the area and the vector itself might be a little bit off with respect to one another and so consequently what I'm going to do is I'm going to put the values of the angle because this volume is parallel to the streamlines but the area itself might not be and we need to be able to preserve that or take that into account so that's what we're doing by introducing that cos alpha we get that expression so out of that we can then write that extensive property in region 3 at t0 plus delta t is just the integral of that over the control surface at 3 and what we're integrating is eta rho delta L cos alpha dA and this would be a t0 plus delta t okay so we're getting closer to understanding B what we're going to do we now want to find the time rate of change of that because if we go back here we're interested in the time rate of change of that extensive property so that's what we're now going to do and what we'll notice here is we have a delta L and a delta t well if we look back at our diagram delta L over a period of delta t all that is that's the velocity the magnitude of the velocity and so we can make that substitution as well and we can rewrite it as the magnitude of velocity and then the magnitude of the area vector so that will take us part way to understanding what's happening in B that was term B and then the final thing that we need to look at is C in our expression and C going way way backwards our diagram C is describing what's happening in this region on the inlet and so that's what we're going to work with now so that was the expression that we had and so what this translates into is basically what we need to do is come up with an expression for our extensive property at time t0 plus delta t in region 1 and just like before what we're going to do we're going to go back and we're going to take a look at the streamlines and at this little chunk or region 1 in order to figure out what is going on here so again we have our control surface we have our system boundary we have our streamlines now the area here is going to be a little different from the way that we drew it before because if you recall area we always have it projecting outward from our control system and so this is the inlet to the control system so the area is projected outwards and consequently alpha the angle between the velocity vector and the area alpha is greater than 90 degrees so this represents mass inflow so mass coming into our control volume and we have a projected area some arbitrary area we don't know exactly what it is but I'll draw it as being dA ok so what we need to do is follow the steps as we did for sub region 3 come up with a differential element so eta, rho are intensive property density but the volume is going to be the volume of this little element or differential element that we have here so we'll just follow like we did before you might be wondering why did I put in a minus cos alpha that's because we want the volume to be positive and we know with the way the sign convention is that it would come out negative if we didn't do that so we put in a negative cos alpha in order to make it positive and what do we end with we end with an expression for the extensive property in region 1 at t0 plus delta t we get that but remember we're after the time rate of change of that which is what c was so let's re-express that ok so there we have an expression for c the last thing I'm going to do here notice that we have magnitude of velocity v and dA and cos alpha well if you remember back from looking at mathematical operations this is just the dot product and we talked about that before or the direction cosine so wherever we have this we can replace it with the dot product between the velocity vector and the area vector doing that we take all of this back to equation 1 and so if you remember this is a b and c from equation 1 we're going to plug them all back in now you might be wondering how I got rid of the negative for control surface 1 the way that we do that the dot product takes care of it automatically we don't need to worry about it so we can simplify this a little bit by saying that control surface 1 plus control surface 3 if you look back to our original diagram that represents the entire control surface around the control volume so we can couple those together and we can rewrite the time derivative of our extensive property which goes into our basic laws so this term here is a system formulation and on the right hand side of the equation it has been recast into a control volume formulation so we can use it then for control volume analysis by applying our basic laws the laws of conservation of mass momentum be it linear or angular and energy okay so that's a lot of work to get one little equation but this equation will be very very useful as we'll see coming up this is sometimes called the Reynolds transport theorem it links a system approach to control volume so we can express the basic equations in control volume so that concludes the derivation in the next segment what we're going to do we're going to start applying this to mass momentum and energy


Very good morning and a warm welcome to one and all. We are very glad to see you all here. I understand all of you are from various colleges across India.  How is it?  Second year? Quite a number from second year. And final year? Third year. So as I was mentioning that it is very nice to have you all here. I hope you have understood what exactly we do and what is our requirement, where we want you all to. So it will be a very enjoyable and very enriching experience for you to interact with our teams. And you know it's an experience of your career, your journey to maneuver your career to a right, in a right manner. So I promise this is a right platform for you to learn. So the takeaway from this program will be very high. Now I would want each one of you to introduce yourself and let us know from which college you are and what is your interest areas. So how do we start? Do we start from the right side? Yeah, we want you to let us know what are your hobbies. Tell us as much as you can so that we know you individually and then we can also understand. So you'll be here with us. We would want to understand how, where, what are your interest areas lie in. Okay. Can we start from the right side? Yes. Ladies first. No, we all are equal. We believe in equality. All of you are on an equal platform. There is no discrimination. Right. Please start. Hello everyone. My name is Ameer Ghate. I study in DISAT. Currently I am in my BTEC second year. I just finished my BTEC second year and I'll go to my BTEC third year. About my hobbies, I like playing basketball and I used to be in my college basketball team. I also used to play chess but because of various things, mainly studies I had to leave them. And I got here in IIT, this internship through the software quota. All of you are happy with what Ameer has to say. Any questions for Ameer? What question? That's it. Thank you so much. Next. Hello everyone. My name is Vishu Chaitli. I am from DISAT, Ghandinagar. And I have currently completed my second year.  And I joined here through the academic quota. Hello everyone. I am Dhanush S.R. I am from IIT Patna. And my hobbies are, I like reading novels and I like photography. That's all. I came here through academic quota. Please don't restrict yourself to which quota, where are you coming from. We would want to hear more about your academic inclination apart from hobbies too. Hello everyone. I am Naveen. I completed my second year. I am from IIT Patna and my hometown is Tamil Nadu. My hobbies, I play basketball and I like web development and machine learning. That's all. I came into academic quota. Hello all. I am Nikhil Kumar. I am from IIT Palakkad. I currently live in Delhi and I am here through academic quota. My interests are badminton and I like machine learning and artificial intelligence. Hello everyone. I am Yash Thakur and I am from IIT Bilay. I like singing. I am a participant of my singing competitions in all in my college. And I am more inclined towards machine learning and artificial intelligence. And I live in Delhi right now. The singing makes it more important for us in your youth. You have to prove yourself here. Okay, so I will sing a song. Chanda Merea Merea Chanda Merea Merea Chanda Merea Merea Merea Hopiya Thank you. Thank you for the gentleman. Very well sung, very soothing. Your voice is very good. Hello everyone. My name is Pratik Kast. I am from DA IIT. I completed my B Tech third year. My area of interest are machine learning and networking. My hobbies are listening music, watching TV series and I am a huge admirer. Hello all. My name is Pradeep Karnawat. I am from DA IIT Gandhinagar. My areas of interest are speed cubing and sketching. In case you don't know speed cubing is solving Rubik's Cubes as fast as possible. I can solve in less than 30 seconds. And I am going to participate in Indian National as well. It is in IIT Bombay, 25th Bombay. Very nice, all the best. You may start coming. Hi, my name is Sanna. I am from Manipa Institute of Technology, but I live in Bombay. I think I am the only one from Bombay over here. My interests are reading. I enjoy reading modernist authors like Wolf and in computers my interests are in modeling. So like fluid modeling or modeling collisions between rigid bodies and data analysis. Thank you so much. Hello everyone. My name is Adarsh Singh. I am from IIT Dhanbat. Regarding my interests, I have been a web developer and a machine learning enthusiast. I come from Allahabad Uttar Pradesh and regarding my hobbies, like they vary over time. I have been a coin collector. Then I like lip syncing and right now I am just indulging in solving chess puzzles. That's it. Thank you. Good afternoon everyone. My name is Miraj Ali and I am not a terrorist bro. So I am pursuing my BTEC in Gumbo to Science Stream and National Institute of Technology Nagaland. And my hobby is to play cricket and I used to mimic a lot. So mimic somebody, mimic me. Okay, the guy is from that side. Can you please come? I am Dutgaze Parwal. I am from KT University, Pune. And I am just completed my third year. And my interested in machine learning and currently I am interested in blockchain technology. Thank you. Thank you. This is Srini Akil. I am from NID Durga Puk. Completed my third year. My interests are machine learning. My hobbies are playing chess. Be careful about telling your hobbies now. Now that you know you will be caught. I am sure you all are quiet.  Like the gentleman who sang very well.  Good afternoon. My name is Utkar Shukla. I am from NID Durga Puk. I am pursuing my BTech in Information Technology. My hobbies are playing chess, cricket, table tennis and regarding curriculum. I prefer networking, then operating systems and all. And my special interest lies in digital circuits. Hello everyone. This is Badrinath. I am from NID Durga Puk. And my native place is Andhra Pradesh, especially Vijayawada. And mostly I like to play badminton. And my interests are web designing and networking. Yeah, thank you. Hello everyone. I am Ravi Chandra. I am from NID Durga Puk. I have completed my third year. And I am interested in networking. And my hobbies are sketching, watching movies. Hello everyone. My name is Bharath. And I am from NID Calicut. Coming to academic inclinations. I am interested in data structures and designing and analyzing algorithms. Coming to hobbies. I am a competitive coder. And I play basketball. I play for my state team. Hi everyone. My name is Omkar Prabhu. I am from NID Suratkal. I am interested in development for Android and web platforms. But now I am leaning towards machine learning and distributed systems. And hobbies I like to play and watch basketball. Good afternoon everyone. I am Abdul Mappara. I am a proud student of Visweswarya National Institute of Technology in Agpur. My hobbies include reading articles and about new patents. And about new technologies. And my academic inclination is towards data structure. My aim in life is to invent a new and efficient data structure and win ACM Turing Award for my institute. Thank you. Good afternoon friends. My name is Chaitya Chheda. I am from VNIT, Nagpur. And I belong to Mumbai itself. And looking at everyone's inclination to machine learning and artificial intelligence. I would honestly say I don't know anything about machine learning and artificial intelligence. But would surely try my hands on it just to know what is so enthusiast. What is this all hype about it? And currently my interest just lies in web and app development. That's all what I've tried in computer science until my second year of BTEC. Thank you. Hello everyone. My name is Kanika Dhamman. I am from Triple I.T. Jabalpur. And I am inclined towards web designing and development. And coming to hobbies there are so many. I play basketball, badminton and I am in athletics. I have played, I have done high jump in nationals. And I do long jump and I sing of it. But I won't sing. Good afternoon. My name is Muskaan Srivastav. I am a student of NIT Alhabad. And my hometown is Lucknow. My hobbies include reading and writing. I have an affinity for literature. And as far as software skills go I am yet to explore and find out where my interest lies. Thank you. Hello everyone. My name is Kanika Srimali. And I am a sophomore in LNM I.T. Jaipur. And my hobbies are playing basketball, badminton and reading novels. And I have a special interest in machine learning. Though I haven't explored the field much yet. And I do competitive coding in C language and Python. Thank you. Hi everyone. My name is Pallavi Chetia. I am originally from Guwahati Assam. I just completed my second year in computer science from Georgia Tech. My hobbies include traveling, writing, playing volleyball. And I am also interested in machine learning. I did some machine learning for one semester in college. And I also want to do human computer interaction. Thank you. Hello everyone. My name is Mujjo Sahu. And I am from SGSITS Indore. I love reading novels. And my area of interest are database management system and operating systems. And I would love to work on machine learning. Though I don't have any experience with it. That's all. Hello everyone. My name is Komal. And I am from I.T. Roper. I have just completed my second year. And I love theater. I have participated in few plays of my college. And I play volleyball. And I have participated in inter I.T. sports meet twice. And academic interest. I love image processing. Recently I completed a course. And we did quite assignments, quite interesting assignments. And I also like deep learning. Hi everyone. I am Samadrita Sarkar from I.T. Durgaapur. I have completed my third year in CAC. And I live in Kolkata about my hobbies. I like reading a lot of novels, mostly thriller genre. And I watch a lot of TV shows, sitcoms. I like lighthearted things. And I do a bit of web development and a little bit of competitive coding. That's all. Hi everyone. I am Arushi Jain from I.I.T. Indore. I currently live in Delhi. My hobbies include writing and general discussions. And I have won an MUN at my college, my I.I.T. Indore MUN. And my academic interests include competitive coding, web development. And I have recently started learning ML. Thank you. Hello. Good afternoon everyone. I am Shubhendra Singhal from NID Trichy. And my hobbies are I am a Toastmasters part. And I love public speaking. So I have gone to NDTV and times now for my all-alone interviews regarding some CVSC issues and the Bihar board topper issues, if you all know might be. So I am not afraid of this audience because it's too less for me. I am generally prone to 500 audience in front of me, but it's fine. And regarding my computer science, I am the only person here I think who does not do competitive coding or machine learning. I am a kid who wants more of analytical part. Let's say there's an algorithm. So how was it developed? Why was the need? So more into research kind of thing rather than just coding it in the way and just delivering up the output. So here, are there any delegates here? Can you please raise your hands so can I know you? You, I know N. You from IIT Palakkar, right? You are from? No, no, from which institute? You? IIT Palakkar. You? Same. You? Where? IIT? Shit. I am the only an IIT person. So how are you feeling here? Are there any difficulties or something? I've got a room on single sharing. Single basis. What do you say this? Single? Single room. What is single room only? I am not sharing the room with anyone. So basically there is an empty guy who has just cleared the gate exam and he is a terrible dude. He just comes to me and he is like, bro, can we do this? And I am like, I don't even know you. Please tell me your name. We'll go out and all. So is there any WhatsApp group forming or something so that we can hang out or something?  I don't want to know your percentage or something. It's ridiculous for me. But what will I do with the percentage? Can we meet somewhere or something? Plan out, guys. There are no profs, I guess, no? Profs there? Partixer is not there, no? Please speak then. Our professor is not there, what? Just tell where, like, who all are meeting. You are all in hostel 4. You all. Lab. Introduction. So? WhatsApp group. That's okay, no? I am not creating WhatsApp group here. Let's see. You are all in hostel 4. You, hostel 12. 11. I mean, hostel 11 is where? It's ahead, I don't know. Okay. Hostel 4 is closed. Okay, so have you seen this Gulmohar, something, something? When you came. So we can meet up there because I think I heard that it's Bunmaska and all it's famous. Like, the proper, like, if you have been to CCD and all, then the Cappuccinos and all are very famous in that particular Gulmohar restaurant. So if anyone wants to meet me, then you can. I am room number 107, north wing, hostel number 4. So if you want any contact me, like, if you want to have any doubts in the search regarding, don't consult me. Like, consult me for, like, I, so my basic interests are public speaking, as I've told you. So if you, if you, if you're afraid, if you think that, okay, I, I may not be able to talk like this, maybe if you consider me great enough. So you can come to me and hang out. We can do chefs. We can go to Poway and I'll chill out. Thank you. So while everybody is talking about machine learning, this guy talks about data analytics and other things. I'm sure there's a huge number. That's the bus today. Everybody is talking about Tabule, BI and Hadoop and all these things. Hello everyone. I'm Jay Modi and I just completed my third year from School of Engineering and Applied Science, Ahmedabad University. I just love competitive programming. And my areas of interest are algorithms and optimization, streaming algorithms, digital image processing and machine learning. Although I have not explored machine learning as much as many of you might have, but I, I, I am feeling, I'm, I'm, I feel that I'm getting inclined towards that. Talking about my other hobbies, I also like to play flute, play flute. I can, I can play some basic melodies in flute and I'm exploring more in it. Thank you. Hello everyone. My name is Harshagarwal and I'm from VNIT in Akpur. I have recently completed my third year and talking about my hobbies, like academic things. I'm more interested in natural language processing and deep learning and talking about the interests. I'm really interested in human psychology and all those magical words which we consider like clairvoyance and hypnotism. All these words are like magical for us. Like these things cannot happen, but I am really finding out the scientific aspects regarding in behind of all these things. Like all these stage magic things works and all these things. Thank you. Hello everyone. I am Mohit Chaudhary and I'm from BIT, Mesra. I've just completed my third year CSE. I like playing cricket and watching TV shows during my free time. I am highly or deeply interested in machine learning and competitive coding. Hello everyone. I am Sutana Bhacharji and I am from Silchar, Assam. I have recently completed my third year and my hobbies include reading novels and means playing chess. And I am interested in machine learning and AI. Hello everyone. I'm Prabhjeet. I'm from DIT, Dehradun. And my hobbies are I like reading biographies of like famous personalities like Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Gandhiji. And apart from that, I also like reading thrillers and I also like watching TV shows and playing badminton. And academically, I am oriented towards machine learning. And in my third year, I developed a project on machine learning that was basically for the diagnosis of Parkinson's disease. And through the voice, my team used to extract the features of the voice and diagnose Parkinson's disease. And I am currently in the process of publishing a research paper on that. Thank you. Ma'am, we recorded an accuracy of 96%. Hello everyone. I'm Ashutosh Sathya. I'm from College of Engineering, Pune. I just completed my second year.  When I'm sitting in front of computer, I usually just like to cherry pick random features into my current kernel. And that breaks a lot of things, unfortunately. But then I try to fix it up. And formally, I would like to say I'm an Android and web developer.  That's it. Thank you. Hello everyone. I am Mohit Mukherjee from IST Shipport. As far as my hobbies are concerned, I like to play cricket.  And I am into competitive programming and love to explore different types of algorithms, machine learning, AI, web development, etc. Thank you. Hello everyone. I am Sudhan Rajodhuri. I just passed my third year BTEC from NIT Agatala. And as far as my hobbies, I watch and play a lot of football. And I'm into Android development and machine learning. Thank you. Hello everyone. This is Rajat from NIT Trichi. I have just completed my BTEC second year in computer science and engineering. About my academic interests, I have been, I'm basically interested in competitive programming on Coreshift and Hackerang. Then like last year, like by the end of first year, I was a bit inclined towards app development during the summer, like last summer. I had done a course on Udacity on Android app development. And after that, like after September or August, let me be, I have been more inclined towards competitive programming. So, yeah. And coming to hobbies, I'm interested in singing. Yeah. If you like, I couldn't sing a song. Do you mind if I see the lyrics and sing? Because I'm not quite sure. That's it. Hello everyone. I am Tanmay Ghosh. I just completed second year from NIT Durgapur. And I come from Kolkata. And my hobbies are playing cricket. I have represented my college cricket team in first year. And up till now, second year, I have mostly done competitive coding and front end web development. And I'm also good at singing. So, I can sing a song. Thank you. Thank you. Good afternoon, guys. My name is Tanmay Gupta. And I'm from Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore. It's in Tamil Nadu. And for my academic, I'm a little bit interested in machine learning. For my hobbies, I'm crazy about maths. And like, I love memorizing the digits of pi. I have memorized up to 51. I'm currently shooting for going to 71. And I would very much like to memorize at least 1000 before I die. And so, I'm an introvert. So, if I'm awkward in front of you guys, please spare me. And thank you. Good afternoon, everyone. My name is Divyan Sharma. I'm from NIT, Hamirpur. Speaking of my hobbies, I love sketching, watching anime and TV series. As I'm from Himachal, I do a lot of tracking. And if you ever get a chance to visit Himachal, you can contact me. I'll suggest you some awesome tracks, okay? And speaking of my academic interest, I'm a full-stack developer. And I like machine learning. And recently I have started to explore the field of blockchain. Thank you. Hello, everyone. I'm from NIT, Hamirpur. I have recently completed third year in CSE. And talking about my hobbies, I like watching movies in my free time. And I like playing chess. And about my academics, I love competitive coding and security-related stuff like hacking, et cetera. Thanks. Hello, everyone. My name is Kaushik. I am from Mydavad. I have completed my third year in Usmane University. My hobbies, I love competitive coding and I love solving difficult puzzles. My hobbies are playing basketball, watching basketball. And I play a lot of computer games like Dota. And I have spent almost 2,000 hours playing them. Hello, everyone. I'm Prasad from RGU-888 NewsVide, Andhra Pradesh. And my native is from Andhra Pradesh too. And my academic interests are... I'm deeply enthusiastic in machine learning and artificial intelligence and data analytics too. And my hobbies are reading news and following some politics. Thanks. Hello, everyone. My name is Anshuman Chaurasia. I'm from NIT, Agartalam. And I'm from Uttar Pradesh. And my hobbies is... I like to play Coco. And I like street play. And now the time has come to tell you about academic interests. Many people are telling that they want to develop new data structure. They're in his interest, machine learning. He has done competitive coding from one year. So, I was asking from my heart that what is your interest? What is your interest? Then my heart tells me nothing. So, my interest is to learn. I want to learn here machine learning. Thank you. Good morning, everyone. My name is Sundranil Bishwas. I'm from NIT, Agartalam. I'm native to Kolkata. And when it comes to interest, like it varies. Like when I was in second year, a teacher told me to develop one app.  If there is a QR code in your class, just you scan it and your attendance gets registered. So, I developed that as a part of the challenge from the teacher. Then I was highly inspired by AlphaGo. So, I started like learning machine learning. And I have developed a handwriting recognition app. And then after that I was in Robocon 2018. I know NIT Agartala poorly performed, but it was our first attempt. Then as of hobby, I love travelling a lot. Like, from the very beginning I have travelled a lot. And second really, I love sketching a lot. And then comes gaming. Thank you. Hello, everyone. I'm Ariman. I'm from NIT Agartala. I've just finished my second year. And mainly my areas of interest are game development. I've made a couple of short games for fun. And moreover, my hobbies are playing football, following Manchester United, and gaming, CS Go FIFA and all. Thank you. My name is Srikanth. I just completed my second year from NIT Agartala. And academically, I like developing Android apps and web development and also competitive coding. And as far as hobbies are concerned, I like to watch movies, TV series and cricket. Thank you. Hello, everyone. I'm Harshad Gupta. I completed my second year from NIT Agartala. And in academics, I like competitive coding and developing APIs using Java. And in free time, I like to play table tennis and watch TV series. That's all. Thanks. Good morning, everyone. I'm from Kite Group of Institutions. My name is Pravlika. My native is Faizai. And I'm interested in web designing and blockchain. My hobbies are listening, music, and reading novels. Hello, everyone. My name is Anu Moralsekti. I'm from Kite Group of Institutions, Kakinada. Academically, I'm interested in IoT and artificial intelligence. My hobbies are listening, music, and watching TV shows. Thank you. Good afternoon to everyone. My name is Alekia. I'm from Kite Group of Institutions, Andhra Pradesh. Coming to my academic interest, I'm interested in IoT and artificial intelligence and web development. Coming to my hobbies, my hobbies are playing ball batman 10, basketball, volleyball. Thank you. Hello, everyone. My name is Ajay. I completed my third year. I'm from Tripoli, Debasara. My hobbies are playing chess and watching TV shows and cricket. And my interest is algorithms and data structures and machine learning. Thank you. Hi, everyone. I'm Prem Kumar. I'm from Arjuket, Debasara, Telangana State. And my hobbies are playing cricket and watching movies and programming. And my interests are machine learning and networking. Thank you. Hello, everyone. I'm Saurabh. I'm from ITISM, Dhanbad. I'm coming from Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. Recording my interest in the second year, I have just completed my second year. And I had been into web and app development. And this year, I have been going through the basics of machine learning and I think about pursuing them. And regarding my hobbies, I love sketching. I'm into basketball and badminton and also sort of so-called into gaming too much, mainly counter strike. Thank you. That's nice. Very good to hear from you all. I think 96% of you all are talking about machine learning, IOT. The buzzwords are, I mean, you've been hearing this, so it's like that. It's the mob mentality, or I'm sure it's not a bubble. Definitely, it is coming up very high. But apart from that, please understand there is one thing, one is interest and the other thing is the acumen. You should have the ability and then interest. Both have too much. And I wish you all the very best to acquire whatever you wish to in your endeavors future. Please make the most of it. Please make the time. We have the best of resources and projects available. You have to have interest to learn things. Wish you all the very best. Thank you.