Basic Education for Adults and Guided Pathways. This video will provide an overview of the Guided Pathways initiative and discuss the role of basic education for adults within the Guided Pathways model. Guided Pathways is a nationally recognized research-based approach to college program design. Research shows that college students are more likely to complete a degree in a timely fashion if they choose a program and develop an academic plan early on, have a clear roadmap of the courses they need to take to complete a credential and receive guidance and support to help them stay on a plan. In the Guided Pathways model, colleges organize courses together in what are called meta-majors, broad fields of interest like information technology, business and healthcare. With help from advisors, students select a field and are quickly introduced to all their career options. Students learn critical concepts right away and follow predefined program maps for a clear pathway to their chosen career, whether that is achieved through a four-year applied baccalaureate, BAS degree, a two-year transfer degree, or a workforce degree or certificate. In the Guided Pathways redesign, pre-college instruction integrates into all the pathways offered at a college and provides the foundation to each pathway. Basic education for adults, faculty and administration work together with workforce, transfer and developmental education to contextualize basic skills, English language acquisition and pre-college English and math outcomes to different areas of study on a campus. Assessment of students' skill levels determines the level of support needed. Students have a plan for completing the English and math requirements needed for their goals within the first year of full-time study and advising and navigational supports to help them stay on track and complete. They can earn a high school credential through co-enrollment in I-Best and High School Plus or by earning any two-year degree. Co-enrollment in I-Best and HS Plus provide students with many other benefits, including earlier access to the Washington College Grant. I-Best is the core strategy for alignment of all pre-college instruction and guided pathways. The guided pathways visual helps students describe how most college students begin their college journey in the pre-college space, needing some pre-college instruction in math, English and other forms of academic preparation and workforce readiness. I-Best allows students to leapfrog multiple levels of basic and developmental education and English language acquisition coursework because it is team-taught and contextualized and provides wraparound support services for students who are not quite ready for I-Best. Classes are contextualized in broad areas of study to prepare students for their meta-major of choice. Designing I-Best pathways and contextualized instruction in each meta-major builds equity into pathways because a more diverse student body is welcomed into the classroom and supported to completion. Please explore the additional resources available in the resources section of this Canvas module for more information on guided pathways. Of particular reference to this video are the policy briefs, what we know about guided pathways. Guided Pathways, WIOA and Washington State's I-Best.


The reporting clinical trial results appropriately to participants' project used a multi-phase mixed methods triangulation design involving Q methodology, content analysis, focus groups, and a co-production workshop to generate stakeholder-informed evidence supporting recommendations for trialists to implement the dissemination of results summaries to participants in phase 3 effectiveness trials. The study found that fewer than half of existing trial result summaries contained information on the clinical implications of the study results, an item deemed important by participants. Priority of including a thank you message varied depending on whether considering results for individuals or populations. Personally responsive modes of sharing trial result summaries were highlighted as important, with patients being the first to know of the results but managing expectations challenging. The study identified that it is important to engage with a range of stakeholders when developing trial result summaries and provided clear guidance on core considerations for sharing result summaries, including content, mode, timing, and who with. This article was authored by Peter Knapp, Katie Gillies, Marion Campbell, and others. We are article.tv, links in the description below.


Ac e'n meddwl gyda'r ffordd o ffordd, mae'n meddwl ffordd y mod i'r holl yn ddod i dda i gydag o'r gael, sgwrs ac statio yn y bryd. A oedd yn teimlo'r ffordd, mae'r link yn y ffordd, ac mae'n meddwl i'r ffordd. A nhw'n cael ei ffordd o'r ffordd i'n meddwl i'r meddwl i ddiwedd ac rwy'n meddwl arbennig. Ac mae gen i'n ddylchos iawn! Yng Nghaer, mae gen i'n ddod. Mae gen i ddod yn ymwneud, hefyd a bach i gwybod, Ond, Dethon Davies rydwos yn bryd i photographera, felly mae'n cyfryd o'ch cyfrddg. Felly, yna'r cyfrddg, mae'n ddod, yn bryd i'r ddod. Dwi'n ddod, Marjol Sildar, mae'n ddod, Michelle Keing, gallen nhw gweld ar gyfer y llun. A wnaeth fel y dyna, fel i'n ddod, sefydlu hynny, mae chi yn roedd, I personally, as a nebatonion, I want to watch my football club win trophies or compete at the top, now if Marcel Brans comes up and says to me, you can help my football club, you can help this club by creating a better atmosphere or doing, joining in or getting behind the lads, and what I'm going to do on this side is give the manager as many good players as we can and then farad my shirri gives us money and keep that ass build us a fucking grand or whatever, then all of us pulling in our own direction will create this force going in the right way, that'll upset the ones you can just splash the money like this, like Man City or Chelsea, we can get there by doing it a different way, we all need to take that on board so what we have to look at and go, no I don't want to do that, I want to go to game, I want to bitch and moan or I just want to sit there quietly and I don't want anything to upset my maths day routine and I want to go home, and I only want to sing when the players play like Brazil and that's where I genuinely think the organisation has to come from, and I mean that on both sides, I think the club, and I refer to the clack of things that they give out Bournemouth, by doing that they're obviously saying we want to generate knowledge and stuff they're acknowledging that, they want to generate noise in the grand, right, there's no point just doing that, there's no point saying he has to take this and start using it, a handful of kids might do that, what they really need to do is say we know there's a problem here, how can we help but do it publicly, don't do it behind the scenes, I think where does that noise come from, it comes from spontaneous groups of people at the match, now maybe those spontaneous groups aren't there anymore so we have to create those groups now now we go away, our fans, you can hear our fans, they're amazing, so why can't, but what I'm saying is they're still in the stadium at 34, the derby, we're in the stadium at the age of 55,000, we got 2,960, that little straight for that, it's not just a problem at Godderson now I know what I'm saying, you could still see it, what I was trying to allude to is that's 2,900 fans, not every one of those fans will sing for a lot will and yet they were, they went round and out but they were quite clearly loud in that stadium last year, come near the week, new years day there was what, 5,400 of them or something, they were still loud that is an organised group of fans isn't it, as when you're an away fan it, so we've got a, that's what I'm saying, but I don't know how you do that, organisation, that's the only way to do it, it has to start somewhere, because even if you go into a new ground what you do, you say in the summer before you say, you've got to get it going now, so that by the time we get to a new ground, you've got an organised group of fans that you can say, this is going to be your section so maybe in the future if you're up for it, this might be a rail seating area if that's what you want, but that's got to start now, I'm sick of hearing people saying this is what we want to do, do it then, do it and say this is what we're going to do and say to the club, this atmosphere is shite and the club will go, yeah we know it's shite let's do something abarad then, because at the moment it's all it is. I'm full of fans saying we want to organise something and not organising it, the club say because they can't Ac yn ddigon y cwrs, a mae'n gwrs blynedd, byddai i dahlwch yn cael ei ddod. Mae'r ddw i'n meddwl i'ch ddod yn gwell i gael gyntafol! Mae'n ddor wych yn tym combiningd. Mae'n ddidd i ddweud, mae fe fyddwn. Dwi'n ddiddio light yn gydydd ymarfer o gwbl. A dwi'n ddiddio a'i oedd gw holda nes gêl. Mae'r ddiddio yn gyried. mae'r ddiddio a'i gyd ''ddydd ym mul chi'n ddwy'n gweld. A'r ddiddio'n gyd yw'n gyd- People are out there, they can come on and show it anytime they want and kick off as much as they want. I don't care.  I've got a bad back. It's a different story. You know what I mean? You know, the club, I'm no set of fans. It's not always about kicking off though. No, I know. It's about coming together, isn't it? That's why Marcel Brands can't... Do it Marcel. Can't unite it. I don't think Mark O Silver's got enough... No, I don't think he's got enough credit at the moment to be able to do it. But I think Brands is quite clearly going to be there. They can't come out.  He can come out and go, this is the way we're trying to achieve success. Do you think there's any players? No, because he's too cool. He wouldn't do it. Even if he did, I'm thinking... No. I think you need some of that hierarchy, Revan, to just be plainly honest. And I think Dutch fellas are normally quite straight. But I do think it's going to take. I apologise to you, we've gone slightly away from it. But I think it's all part of it. I do generally think it's part of it. That if fans got themselves organised and went to the club, I think there's a lot they could do there. I think the club awaits the fans to do it. So it doesn't feel like it's been manufactured by the club. But the organisation's not there within the fans.  I'm giving monkeys who's watching or what. They're useless. They don't do anything to help these kind of things. They don't.  But they don't do anything that helps this kind of thing. I think they've done some stuff. They haven't done anything. What have they done? No, I don't... It was probably their ideas for the clackers. I'm not talking about this point. I'm saying... Yeah.  No, they do things. No, they do things. And I agree. Things like season six, which we all benefit from. But they haven't done anything. For this. For this. For this. So that's why I'm clarifying this.  But that's what I'm saying. They haven't... Maybe Bolly's had his fill because he tried to do something. And he got... I'm not having to go with Bolly. Stop having to go with Bolly. He knows I love him. What I'm saying is he's on there now. But what can... That's why people should sign a link up with him because he did sign to do that. Maybe they should get... Well, maybe they should put people on the fans forum who want to change the atmosphere. Maybe if someone could... Or just identify someone who's on the forum now and go... Oh, what about? Yo. What about? Sorry. What about starting a working group? Right? Yeah, yeah. Sign to people out there. At the atmosphere. We want to get the atmosphere. Start a working group. Right? Because I know there's been working groups for other things. So start. Admit. First thing you've got to do in anything in life is admit there's a problem. Right? Admit. You've got a problem ever at a football club. Start. Start something. Start it to the fans forum. Say, we've got a problem with atmosphere in this game. How can we solve it? And let's start there. Right? And get all those people who want to do something about it. And I know there are people out there who do because they contact us quite regularly. Get them involved. They should come on here. They've got to be prepared to take the step out and go and talk to the club. Because if they don't, it won't go anywhere. I assure you. I have seen this thing too many times. It only works if you go and get it organised properly. And that's that way. We'll get a better atmosphere in the ground. Get a better atmosphere. A better feeling. People will be more relaxed. I think results overall against teams that we should be wiping the floor with the goodness and path will go up. And you know what? If you just, if you people start feeling better, what makes it matter? We sell out. It's not like people are not going. We sell out when we get there and we don't do it. But that's what I can understand where white people aren't. White people are so negative anyway though. Because they want to go. We're seeing better footy. We're at the start of something. Why isn't that little bit of pick? Just go back before we finish the one you started with. We're at the start of this manager's reign with a new director of football. We have to learn to just go. Let's see where we end up. Give them that time and patience. Let's do our bit. Enjoy ourselves on the way. Enjoy the game. Enjoy our bit. Let's do our bit. How can we make it more hostile for our white teams? How can we back it up? Or even if you just back your own team, how can we do that? And then if we do our bit, we can train on. Then Michael Silver or any of those players can come out and go. You know, use though. We mightn't be playing well. Use anelmus one bit. Not one bit. And it's great celebrating and singing when we score. But you're not doing your bit. At the moment, any one of those players could come out and go. What do you do?  Get organised. That's all I would say to anyone.


Hi everyone. Happy Saturday. Joe for JazPisCaseGrace.com coming up to a little bit of footy. 2019, 2020, Panini Obsidian Soccer, one box, random number block, break number 32. Works just like our standard number block, zero gets the redemptions, including one of one redemptions, so on and so forth. Big thanks to these folks for getting into it. There are the numbers right there. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it. Six and a six. Full 12 times. One. Two. Three. Six. After 12 times, we've got a couple of justins down to Rory. And we just added another one box break in the shop.  If you buy all 10 spots, I guess that would be a personal box with me. All right. Six and six 12 times for the numbers, 11 and 12th and final time. After 12 times, we've got six down to zero. So zero gets any and all redemptions in this box, including one of one redemptions per the item description. Justin, you'll still get live one of ones. You'll also have six, Tim with five, David with four, Justin with two, Brian with three, David with nine, Brian with eight, David with seven, Last Balmojo, and Rory with zero. Let's order that numerically. Any trades? People normally don't trade in these sorts of things, but if you want to, you can. All right. Looks like no trades, so TWC means trade, window, close, let's print, let's rip, let's rock, let's roll, good luck, everybody. Thanks for spending a bit of your, your Saturday with us. I know live sports are back and I know there's a lot going on in the world today, but we appreciate you spending a little time with your old friends here at jaspyscasebreaks.com. All right. So there's the final print out right here. Like I said, another box in the store, jaspyscasebreaks.com. Check it out. Let's run it back. And by my account, we have like five box, three or four boxes left, five boxes left, maybe. Thanks, trendsetter. This was the time I went to this, this amazing boxing match. Can I see that? What a great boxing match, got the t-shirt and everything. Pretty exciting to see. All right. There's Thomas Delaney, seven out of 35. That'll go to David. Top loaders here. All right. We've got Christian Polacic, nice, 60 out of one, six, five. That goes to Rory and the number zero. This is the future of American soccer, ladies and gentlemen. Christian Polacic's going to lead us to the World Cup. Well, a World Cup victory. How about that? Let's make that take even spicier. All right. Nice. Joao Fielish, 25 out of 65. It's a big name in soccer right now. Supernova. I don't know how, I mean, I guess it's number to 65, but I feel like I don't see a lot of these Supernova cards right here. So Tim Tyler with number five. Nice. There you go, Tim. We've got Galaxy Gear, Andrea Bellotti, Forza Azuri, piece of his jersey going to, yes it will, Blake. It certainly will. So get your spots, 31 out of 125, Justin with the number one. We've got Javier Nandes for Barthelona, Galaxy Gear, and he will go to 29 out of 125 David Ivers with that number nine. You should be autos here. We've got Jose Luis Gaia, lightning strike autograph, and that is eight out of 10. Nice. Brian V with number eight. And the final autograph is, is lightning strike autograph, Héctor Bellarine, 54 out of 75 for the Arsenal, man. That goes to David with number four, and there you have it, boys and girls. Nice quick little break of obsidian soccer, only four or five boxes left. I've posted another one, so check it out. Jaspy'scasebreaks.com, love this stuff. Make it happen. We'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


Hey little ones, it's such a beautiful day today. A perfect day to reach up high and sing out loud. Sukkama, let's do it.


Hello everyone. I'm Sanjay Gupta. I welcome you on Sanjay Gupta Tech School. In this video, I'm going to demonstrate a scenario based on auto-launched flow. Let's understand the requirement that I'm going to build with the help of auto-launched flow. So I will be calling the auto-launched flow through APIX code. So in flow, we will be receiving ID of opportunity record as input. So I will be calling the auto-launched flow in the APIX code. So APIX will be passing that ID of opportunity record. So we will be receiving the input value in the flow and then inside flow, I will be fetching the opportunity record and will be returning the stage name back to the APIX class. So this is the requirement that I'm going to demonstrate. So to accomplish this requirement, I will be implementing auto-launched flow along with, will be writing some APIX code. So jumping to the org.  So here you can see descriptions is like launches when invoked by APIX. Then processes. So processes I already demonstrated in my previous video, like how we can call auto-launched flow through record-regard flow. So in this video, I will be calling this auto-launched flow through APIX. So I'm just clicking on create. So here I'm going to create two new resources. So first variable I'm naming it as record ID. It will be of type text and will be available for input. So this variable will be receiving input from the APIX code. That's why I'm enabling this checkbox. I clicked on done. Now I'm creating one more resources variable and here I'm going to store the stage name. It will also be of type text and it will be available for output. It means this variable will throw its value back to the APIX code. So I clicked on done. So these two variables are available here. Now I'm going to use get records element so that I can get opportunity record. So here I need to select the object as opportunity. And here field will be opportunity ID equals record ID. So this is the variable that will be receiving the value from the APIX code. So we need to store only the first record. And I need to store the stage field value into the stage name variable that I created. So I'm choosing third option, choose fields and assign variable. And here we have two options where to store field values. So I have already created a separate value. Sorry, I have created a separate variable. So I'm going to use that. So on left hand side, I'm choosing the stage name. And on right hand side, I'm choosing the stage name. So left is the field that is available on the object. And on right hand side, we have a variable that we created in the flow. So the opportunity record, which will be queried, its stage field value will be assigned into this stage name variable. So I'm just clicking on done. Okay, it is showing one error. Okay. So what I did, I just choose this sort order as well. I sorted based on ID. And now I'm clicking on done. So it is implemented. Now I'm going to save it. So this flow is going to be saved. Now I'm going to activate it. Right. So this flow is activated. Now I need to open the developer console. So if you want to write apex code. So just click on this gear icon and click on developer console. So developer console will be open in the new tab where you can write the apex code. So I'm just writing the apex code in this execute anonymous window. So it is available under the debug menu. So click on open execute anonymous window. Now here I'm going to implement the code. Right. So I'm creating a map of string comma object type and I'm naming it as parents. And I'm going to initialize it. Now inside this map. I'm going to put two things. One is record ID. So record ID will be the key that is string. Right. And here I need to pass the ID of particular opportunity record. So I'm moving here. And I'm going to open this opportunity where the stage is prospecting. So if I open this opportunity. So in the URL you can see here we have the ID. So you can just copy it. And here in the single quotes, you can paste it. Right. So this way in this map. Key is record ID. And its value is the ID of opportunity record. Now in the next line, you need to write flow dot. Interview dot. And then you need to use the API name of the flow. So our flow is already saved. So this is the flow. And if I click on save us. So from here I can find the API name. So I'm just copying this API name. And I'm going to use it here. Then batch opportunity stays. So this is the variable. Right. So this will become a type. And we are creating a variable of this type. Then after equals to new. So I'm putting it in new line. And the same. Type I need to paste here. And then I'm passing parents. So this way the auto launch flow that I created will be receiving this parents as a parameter. So that parameter will be available here. Like it is already created here. So it is having key as record ID and value as this opportunity ID. Now. We need to use this variable fetch opportunity stays dot. Start. And after this. Ring dot. Return value equals to. Then I'm typecasting. Returned value in string. And fetch OPP dot. Sorry. Fetch OPP stays dot. Get variable value and variable name is. Stays name in the flow. So I need to use that here. So this way flow will be called and it's returned variable, like wherever the variable is having this available for input checkbox check. So those variable you can fetch like this. Its value will be available in this returned value. It will be typecasted into string. And now we can use system dot debug. So if you want to show some result in the apex. So you need to use system dot debug. So here I'm using flow returned. And then return value. So this way with the help of this apex code, I called the auto launch flow. Now what you need to do, you need to run this code. So. Just check this checkbox so that locks will be opened because the output of this statement will be available in the locks. So I'm just clicking on execute. Now here you will see the locks. So locks are open. Because we checked that checkbox. If you just forget to check the checkbox. So at the bottom you can see locks are available. So you can just double click on those locks and you will see the similar results. So it is just loading. So locks are generated now here step by step. You can see how this is executed. So first we execute anonymous apex. Then it is calling this flow. Then if you scroll down. So here you can see this map is initiated. Then flow interview started. Then. Or this call auto launched flow through apex flow. Executed then get variable value. And here you can see this is the return value which is prospecting. So it will be available in the debug. So if I open this so you can see line number nine is having the system dot debug. And this is like in square bracket. It is showing line number. So debug is showing flow return prospecting. And if I go here in the details. So on this record, you can see the stage value is prospecting. So this way with the help of this demonstration, I hope you understood how we can fetch the value that is available. In the flow. In apex. Right. So. This we passed as an input params and through this get variable value. We receive the flow value as an output in the apex. Right. So this way with a simple demonstration, I hope you understood how we can call auto launch flow through apex and how to pass input from apex to flow and how to send value as an output from flow to apex. So both the things I demonstrated.


Hey, Brandon. Hey, Tanner. So, what did you want to talk to me about? Well, it's about this girl that I might like. Aw, hey, good for you. That's cute.  She's in my science class, and she's really smart. And I want to ask her out. But... About what? I don't know how, exactly. I mean, should I just go up and straight up ask her out? Or should I wait a little bit, come along around? Hey, don't stress, okay? Asking out a girl is simple. This is the guy that's asked out over a dozen girls. Hey, that proves my point. Anyway, so, you want to ask out a girl?  How do I know that that's going to work, exactly? All right, well, if you're not sold on the idea, you can watch me in action when I ask out to the girl that I like. Really? Now, when did this happen? Okay, so history class. There's this girl, named Michelle, and she is gorgeous. She is so pretty, and I'm going to ask her out. Good for you. Did you just say Michelle? Yeah, why? Because that's the exact same name of the girl that I like. Michelle is a pretty common name, Brandon. What are the chances that we like the exact same girl in a school of this big? Look, right over there. So it's actually 100% now that the fact that you like the exact same girl that I like. Wait, really? Tanner, why am I not surprised by this? Hey, I didn't know you liked her too, okay? Well, how about this? It's only fair that since we like the same girl, neither of us get to ask her out. Hang on, you can't just decide that for yourself. Now, Tanner, listen. If either one of us were to ask her out, it would be like stabbing one another in the back.  Deal. Now you get to class. What are you doing here? I'm getting to class. What are you doing here, exactly? I'm just, you know, chilling in the halls, just loitering in the halls. What are you even holding behind your back? I know it's back. Behind your back. Oh, and they have it on my back. They're holding something behind your back. Oh, no. Yeah, right here. No, no, no. Let's not let that. It's not what it looks like. What, that you bought flowers to the girl that we both agreed not to ask out? It might be. It's exactly what it looks like. Oh my God, Tanner, come on. We literally just made a deal about this, man. Oh, look, I'm sorry. No, no, I don't want to hear it. Listen, I want to make sure that you don't break the deal that we both made. I'm returning this back. Hey, I paid for those. Oh, well, well. What do we have here? Chocolates. I was giving those. You were giving these? Yes. To Michelle. Okay, they were from Michelle, all right? That's what I thought. Remind me, whom was going behind whom's back? Don't give me that. You went behind my back first. That does not change the fact you were going to go behind my back. Way to go.   It is on. Guess it is. Just give it up. We both know Michelle is going to pick me. And how do you know that, Tanner? Stop dreaming. You know, you even started this.  You know what, Tanner? No need to talk about this. Let's just settle it. Let's. Tanner, hey, Brandon, what's up? Michelle, I think you're really smart. And I think you're really pretty. And you realize that we both like you, so we thought you should choose who you're going to go out with. Me, Bigman, or him. You guys both seem really sweet, but I'm sorry, I already have a boyfriend. You do? Yeah. I hope we can still be friends. I'm sorry. I gotta go. I guess that was for nothing. I guess it was, Brandon. I'm sorry. Like, I shouldn't have done that. I should have gone behind your back. And I'm just sorry. Honestly, Tanner, I shouldn't have done that, too. I'm just as guilty as you are. And honestly, can we just stick to our agreement and make sure that this kind of mistake never happens again? Yeah, definitely. After this, I'm sure we'll never make this mistake ever again.


Hello Todd Can you hear me? Yes You at the hotel or your Hello, good morning Terrific and Peter if you would do the same. Good morning. How are you? Good. Thank you so much. I think do you know if oh five is Donna or burn? No, that's me Wait one more minute to see if Donna or Vern Join us. Oh and Vern is on. Hold on one moment, please Rafael should I promote Tonya Rainey as a panelist? Sure. Hi, Vern. Greetings. All right. I'm on desk duty right now. So I may pop out for a second. Okay Waiting for my relief. Nice jacket Thank you, sir Any Tanya? All right. Well, I think we have a quorum. So We'll go ahead and get the meeting started All right But before doing so I need to do some reading real quick and I don't know where my glasses went So here we go. All right. So calling the meeting to order so Call meeting to order then okay do the do the provisions of the governor's executive orders and dash 25 dash 20 and and dash 29 dash 20 which has been Certain requirements of the Brown act and the order of the health Officer of the county of Sonoma to shelter in place to minimize the spread of coronavirus 19 The city that Santa Rosa tourism business improvement area board committee will be conducting today's meeting in a virtual setting using soon webinar committee members and staff are participating from remote locations or participating in and using and and practicing social distancing protocols Members of the public may view and listen to the meeting as noted on the city's website and as noted on the agenda members of the public wishing to speak during items item three Public comment or during our public hearing items will be able to do so by utilizing the raise hand feature Their hand to raise their hand or pressing star nine on their phone They they then be given the ability to address the committee so that they can address the committee afterwards All right, so Requests the recording secretary to take roll call Eileen, can you take a roll call, please? Yes, I see that all members are present with the exception of and Rock I hope you could give me a hand here. I know that we are missing one individual. I apologize But I don't have their name handy Oh Thank you so much. I truly appreciate that That will be recorded Okay, thank you All right, so moving on to item two. We just did the roll call and call the meeting to order item two is public comments Okay, I do not see any raised hands at this time All right, thank you. All right, so moving on to item three is approval of some minutes that We had a pending for the last couple of meetings so We're going to go ahead and approve the minutes for the july 23rd meeting And those meetings minutes are attached to the agenda. I don't know if you had a chance to review them But if anyone like anyone would like to make a motion to approve those minutes feel free to I'll move to approve this Okay, I second Thank you Okay, all those in favor to approve the july 23rd meeting I Say aye Okay, any opposed Okay, and now um item 3.2. We have some additional minutes from our Meeting a special meeting uh on august 6th so I'll need to have somebody make a motion to approve those meeting minutes approve Okay Burn motion to approve meeting minutes from the meeting of august 6. Who second? Peter my second. Peter. Okay. All those in favor of approving the meeting minutes from the august 6 2020 meeting Say Aye Aye Aye Any opposed no I'm going to abstain From august as well Okay, I don't have the meeting for july or august long abstaining Got it both both Eileen did you get that? I did. Thank you. Excellent All right. So moving on to item 4 It's uh event support application. So we have two applications listed On our agenda And I know that we have had some previous conversations regarding budget regarding uh event support. We did have one application at the july meeting So here we have two so Item 4.1 is the application that was submitted from the country summer music festival folks and this is an event for slated for july 18th through july 20th of next year so we'll need to Make a motion to Possibly I'm thinking discuss Given that the currently the program is sort of Uh on hold Due to budget constraints Um, I don't know if you want to add anything else brad Yeah, as staff of vsr. My recommendation is that we Do hold off on making the decision until january Currently, we don't have a budget this year based on current circumstances. However, these both these take place in Late or middle of uh next year. So june so we have time I would recommend that at this point we postponed making decision until the january meeting when we have a better idea of budget for the 2021 fiscal year and just as a side note For everyone the november regular schedule november meeting is thanksgiving day Therefore, we would not have a november meeting. So any additional applications that come through between now and then would Also be reviewed on that january date unless the board determines to have an emergency meeting to make a decision that's something prior to a january event but Based on the city of santa rosa's and the sonoma county's not issuing permits for large events at the end of the year I don't think That would be an issue again If something did come up before the november meeting we could call emergency meeting But my guess is that any applications coming in after this would also Be pushed to the january regular scheduled meeting Yeah, that's a good point. Thank you brad and the amount Requested is $30,000. So uh, we could definitely discuss it at the january meeting. So i'll need to make a motion to Uh, continue our discussion and consideration for this particular Uh application for the january meeting Uh, so all those in favor to have that discussion in january say i Uh, hi I can i'm sorry raffa could we copy out that just to say, you know, we'll we'll reach out to the applicants to let them know What's going on? I will take care of that and reach out to alan jepobee who Put in these let him let him know that that And that charlene and i if any applications do come across before january, we will have those conversations with Everyone and again if there is something that comes across that we need to have a decision on we can I will uh full make sure raffa alan eileen have that is to create uh to request an emergency meeting Since the next review date is not till january Okay, and i'm sorry ali did i skip that part where i uh request comments from the public? Yeah, um Yes, and um if i just wanted to take a moment We've had an additional person joined by a phone. Um, if you would like to make comments You simply will press star nine and that'll let us know that you would like to make a public comment Member river if you would like to request those comments that would be great Yes, um any, um Um comments from the public I see no hands up this time Okay, all right, we'll move on to item four point under uh item four 42 Which is another application and this one is from the same folks, but this is a rock and revelry music festival sounds very exciting. I think uh, they're going to be playing music by metallica and all those kind of things Um, so again, we got the same situation. They're actually requesting for a total of $60,000 um, so um I'm not going to go into further detail. You have all the information there in front of you regarding this particular application and request So I would like to make a motion again to have this further this past some further discussions regarding This second application for our january meeting once we know a little bit more On where we are with uh budget related items Yeah, I second that Any comments from the public at this time? I see no raise hands at this time Okay, so motion passes to have the further discussion You gotta you gotta vote. Oh, yeah All those in favor to have the discussion in january All right Okay, any opposed? Hi Okay All right, so motion passes to have further discussion regarding the uh This other music festival, uh, which is a rock and roll one Slated for january 25th through the 27th of next year. So Okay, so uh that Concludes our meeting. I don't know if there's anything last minute items that we need to bring up That are on the agenda all right, well, uh Meeting is adjourned have a wonderful weekend. It's going to be hot and some potential psps so be on the lookout and Please stay safe and I look forward to seeing you back in january for clarification again Our next coming meeting would would have been On the third on the fourth thursday of November which falls on thanksgiving So we're going to skip that meeting and then hold our regular meeting back in january All right Thank you all Thank you, Ali. Bye Todd


From our studios, in the heart of Silicon Valley, Palo Alto, California, this is a CUBE Conversation. Hi, I'm Peter Burris and welcome to another CUBE Conversation from our wonderful Palo Alto studios in beautiful Palo Alto, California. As we do with every CUBE Conversation, we want to talk about an important topic with smart people that can provide some good clues and guidance as to how the industry's going to move forward. And we're going to do that today too. Specifically what we're going to talk about is that there has been an enormous amount of interest in Kubernetes as a technology for making possible the whole microservices approach to application development. But one of the challenges is that Kubernetes has been specifically built to be stateless, which means that it's not necessarily aware of its underlying data. Now, that is okay for certain classes of application, but the typical enterprise does want to ensure that its data can remain stateful, that does have a level of protection required, et cetera. Which creates a new need within the industry for how do we marry stateful capabilities, stateful storage capabilities with Kubernetes. And to have that conversation, we've got some great guests here. Partha Satala is the co-founder and CTO of robin.io and Radesh Manon is the CMO of robinio. Partha Radesh, welcome to the CUBE. Great to be here. Good to be here. Thank you. All right, so Radesh, why don't we start with you? Why don't you give us a quick update on robin.io? Sure, so robin.io, as you were alluding to, is addressing a super important problem that is in front of us, which is that you've got cloud-native technologies, especially containers and Kubernetes, becoming the default way in which enterprises are choosing to innovate. But at the same time, there's a whole swath of applications which were architected just five years ago, which all need to get the same benefits of agility, portability, and efficiency of cloud-native technologies. Robin helps bridge that, and I hope to talk more about that. Excellent, so Partha, let's start with you and talk about this problem, this impedance mismatch between applications that require some stateful assurance about the data and Kubernetes, which tends to be stateless. How does that impact the way applications get built and deployed? Sure, so if you look at, I mean, you mentioned that Kubernetes is a platform that was started or originated for stateless workloads, and people have adopted it, it's the fastest-growing open-source project, we know about that. But when you look at a stateless workload, it actually depends on state from somewhere. It's basically computing something, right? It's computing state that's coming either forward to the network, or it is computing on state that's stored, whether inside a big data lake or inside a database. Now, if you look at the problem itself, developers have gotten used to the agility benefits that Kubernetes has to offer, the mostly infrastructure as a code kind of constructs that it offers. However, the agility is not complete if you do not bring the stateful workloads also into the Kubernetes fold. So as an example, think about somebody who's trying to build an entire pipeline, across the ingest process, serve, visualize pipeline. Now, if you're saying that, you know what, in order to put this entire stack together or entire pipeline together, I have to still do something that is non-agile by going outside Kubernetes and then marry that with something inside Kubernetes. That's not true agility, right? So more and more we are seeing developers and the DevOps teams basically saying that, I want to have the entire stack developed and deployed on an agile platform like Kubernetes. And of course that comes with a bunch of challenges that need to be addressed and I'm hoping you talk about that today. Well, if we have, as you said, the state has to be maintained somewhere, the state may be maintained somewhere up in the cloud, but there are going to be circumstances where because of data locality issues and you want local control, you have latency considerations, any number of other issues that you want to be able to locate state in the cluster close to the Kubernetes stuff. Is that really what we're talking about here? See, that's one aspect of it, which is essentially around the performance and maybe even governance reasons why you want to co-locate state and stateless, right? But the other reason I was saying is, if you want to deploy a stack, a stack is comprised of many components, stateless as well as stateful. And you're talking about a birth of an entire application that a developer is going to push onto this platform, right? So there, it's not about just the data locality and all that, it's also that just enabling the entire stack to be deployed in one shot. So you just want a simpler, more manageable stack. Exactly. All right, so what's the solution? What do people have to do to get access to both those performance, more performance, stateful application Kubernetes clusters that have some degree of data locality concerns or to sustain that dream of increasingly simple stacks? What has to happen differently? Sure, and there are two aspects to this. The first one I would say is that, A, the platform that is going to offer this on top of Kubernetes has to guarantee the persistence he needs, whether it is in terms of reliability, in terms of performance SLAs, right? It has to guarantee those. So you have to get those onto the platform first. But beyond that, if you look at Radesh was talking about, many, there are many, many data platforms or data applications or workloads that predate both Docker and Kubernetes. Now, if you don't really bring them into the fold, you really are not solving the real business challenges that people have today, right? So beyond just providing persistency layer to Kubernetes pods, you need to have a way in which you can take complex platforms such as what's a Mongo, Cassandra, right? Elasticsearch, Oracle Rack, Cloudera, these kind of workloads and bring them on to a platform that is architected for microservices, which is Kubernetes, right? Because these platforms are not, these workloads are not designed for microservices workloads. So how do you marry them onto a platform such as Kubernetes that is designed as a microservices platform? So you got to solve that and that is exactly what Robin has done. So we have taken this approach where you can take complex workloads, data platforms and then make them run on a microservices platform like Kubernetes, starting with the storage subsystem, which is where one of our core strengths is. So I could conceivably imagine an Oracle database being rendered as a container with inside a Kubernetes cluster and positioned as a service and been orchestrated by that Kubernetes instance. But if I could jump in, you don't have to imagine, we have customers in production where they have Oracle Rack as a service offered on Robin, right? Now, one thing I want to contextualize is that our roots are solving this hard problem of applications that haven't been designed for containers, containerizing them and being able to manage that gracefully in Kubernetes, right? I just gave the example of Oracle Rack as a service. Or we also have customers with, let's say, multiple petabytes of data with Hadoop as a service powering big, large enterprises as well. Now, from that lineage now, what we're also offering is that there is a set of customers who already picked Kubernetes already, right? Might be OpenShift, it might be PKS, it might be GKE. To those customers, we also have an offering called Robin Storage, which brings powerful data management capabilities, right? So to offering the platform offering, which is Kubernetes plus storage plus networking plus application bundles for some of the demanding workloads that we just talked about. And then Robin Storage is a new offering which can add the magic of data management and advanced data management capabilities to any Kubernetes that you have. Well, let's talk about that just for one second. When I think of data management capabilities, I'm thinking not just of, you know, IO being written back and forth between some media and some application. I'm thinking in terms of data protection and security. So give us a sense of the scope of the services that are part of this solution that you're talking about. Yeah, I'll start in part that you can chime in as well. So the first context you need to have is that all these data management capabilities are in the context of a hybrid being the normed implementation, right? Nine out of 10 customers are looking at implementing on-prem with public cloud, right? So in that context, any of the capabilities that we are talking about being able to take snapshots or being able to take, you know, move that snapshot to be offered as a backup in the cloud or ability to clone and rehydrate applications. These are all capabilities that need to operate in a hybrid cloud context. That's number one. The second thing is, rather than just solve the storage level problem of taking snapshots, being able to bring application and data together is a big game changer. And Pata, can you add a little bit more on the app plus data construct? Absolutely, because if you look at the data services that Radesh talked about, snapshots and clones and things like that and backups, those constructs have existed in the storage industries for almost three decades now. There's nothing new about that, right? But if you look at applying them for workloads that are running in Kubernetes, you go to up-level that. Because when you look at a storage-level snapshot, it is still a volume or a run-level snapshot.  I want to keep different states, even if the topology of the application is changing, correct? And that is something that Robin has innovated on. Because we recognized, and I come from a storage background, I was a distinguished engineer at Veritas, I've been fortunate to be building many data platforms there, and we recognize that just leaving it at storage does not deliver the promise of agility that Kubernetes offers. So you go to up-level it into applications.  We understand the topology that this cluster has, how many shards and how many pods that are offering these things, the services, underlines the volumes, and that forms a snapshot. That's an application-level snapshot. The benefit of application-level snapshot is that if another developer wants to go clone and run queries on that, they don't have to go talk to a storage admin and say, just give me clones of these volumes. They'll say, just clone this MongoDB cluster. And then, within minutes, you have an up-and-running MongoDB cluster, fully functional, you can start running queries, live. Live data. Exactly. The other thing would be, Radesh talked about portability. So you have these snapshots, you get periodic snapshots. So let's say that you run out of capacity in your data center and you would like to go burst into a different cloud. Let's say on-premises, and you want to go and run a clone in GK because that's where the capacity is. Our snapshots and the way we have implemented and architected this allow you to port an entire application along with the topology, metadata, and data so that you can go and stand up fully functional, ready to use, let's say a MongoDB cluster in GKE in the cloud. No, you talked about GKE, Google Kubernetes Engine on GCP, Google Cloud Platform. Obviously, when you think about Kubernetes, that's kind of the mother ship when you come right down to it. How does your platform and GKE, GCP work together? So the first thing is that we have a partnership which is led by engineering to engineering engagement that Partha is front-ending around a standard set of APIs whereby the advanced data management capabilities that we are talking about can be brought into Kubernetes world itself and of course GKE has the implementation footprint. So that's one area that we've been collaborating on. The second is from a Google perspective, the preferred storage for running enterprise workloads or stateful workloads or the data intensive workloads that we're talking about is Robin storage. And that's, we definitely are pretty excited by the fact that through rigorous technical evaluation after rigorous technical evaluation, Google has chosen Robin storage as the preferred storage for these demanding workloads. So from both these standpoints of moving the state of the art of what does it mean to provide data management capabilities to Kubernetes to providing a solution that works today for customers who are embracing GKE both on-prem and in the cloud to be able to bring stateful workloads we are working with Google and pretty excited about that. Partha, do you want to add further color on the engineering partnership? Yeah, absolutely. I think as Radesh mentioned, so Google preferred, we are the preferred storage solution for that. Now we kind of just rewind back a little bit. There are about 25, 30 different storage vendors providing storage for Kubernetes, right? So what is so special? I mean, I think that there's something special that led us to this thing, this point, right? We took a very fundamentally different approach when we solved this problem for GKE or for Kubernetes. We could have started with several open source storage solutions out there and build on top of that. When there are companies that take ButterFS, for example, PTRFS and build on that. There are companies that take Ceph and build on that, right? We fundamentally said that, listen, if you want to elevate the experience from storage onto applications, the example that I took earlier of taking a snapshot of a Mongo, migrating it and all that, and if your storage stack is unaware of the application, which means that if the storage stack is unaware of the topology of the application and all that, can you really do application consistent snapshots? You can, all you can do is, you can just snapshot individual volumes, correct? Now, if the storage stack is not aware of the application topology, can you actually do application level quality of service? If you can do that, can you really guarantee noisy neighbor elimination? You have to do all those things, right? If you really want to run data platforms, those are the core things that you need to do, right? And so we took an approach that, it does not, it will not cut it if you build your storage stack on top of ButterFS, for example, or on Ceph. So we took a grounds up approach and he said that if you were to build a storage stack just cloud native, Kubernetes native, how would that look like? And how would the primitives be exposed so that it can elevate the entire experience to applications? So architecturally, we are very superior compared to the other players out there. It's a proof is that we got picked. Now, that's one aspect. The other aspect is the approach that we have taken to expose these primitives around snapshots and backup and app portability and all that was very clean and very pragmatic, right? How it works with both the born in the cloud as well as the, the, the prior workloads, right? And because of that, we are also collaborating with the Google engineers to come up with a set of APIs that we are planning to standardize, right? Around Kubernetes so that you could have a very standard set of APIs through which you can trigger these data management calls, right? So that's, that's other, like Radish talked about in engineering to engineering collaboration. So that's the other thing that we are collaborating on to create the standardized set of APIs based on the knowledge that we have had because we have, we have field deployments of like Radish talked about, right? Oracle RAC, we have field deployments that people are deploying multiple petabytes of storage in the single Kubernetes Robin cluster, right? So all that learning and all that experience that we have had is contributed towards this joint engineering to engineering effort that you're putting to create the standardized data management APIs. So we've got Robin IO has delivered a piece of technology for handling stateful Kubernetes clusters that has been validated by Google IO today or, you know, so that can be used now and is the basis for further engineering work to move this more into the mainstream for the future. That's good. Very exciting stuff. Partha, Radish, thanks very much for being here in theCUBE. Thank you. And once again, I want to thank Partha Satala who is the co-founder and CTO of Robin IO and Radish Manon who's a CMO of Robin.io. Once again, I'm Peter Burris. Thanks very much for watching this CUBE conversation. Until next time.


quite a comprehensive description because you have been an eye witness to what has been there and what is today. And we have all witnessed how the Hally service is doing a human service for the senior citizens because they also can visit the temple. Now the Hally service is available. You have an ATM and the security and safety measures that have been put in place. We were talking about the three-tier measures. There you see the Prime Minister coming down from the stairs, taking view of the development work, quite a satisfied person. He must be a quite a satisfied man because even when he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat, the tragedy of Kedarnath had shook him and it was then and there that he had made a promise to the country that Kedarnath would be restored, the glory of Kedarnath would be restored, it would be revived and there you see the Prime Minister coming down. These visuals we are showing on screen are few minutes back recorded and now shown on TV. There you see the Prime Minister is wearing the Himachali cap and coming down the stairs. Neeraj, you were mentioning about the tragedy and how the whole area has been turned around into a developed and more secure place. You see Vishal, after coming down from the stairs, the development work was done by a runaway effort and Prime Minister Narendra Modi took that runaway effort on his shoulders and today the effect of that effort is being shown. At this time, if you see that the Prime Minister is going towards Mandir Prasar, where after some time he will be worshipping the Rudra Visek. The main thing is that this is the fifth Yatra of the Prime Minister in Kedarnath. Before that, when a man came, he was not the Prime Minister. At that time, he spent a lot of time in Kedarnath and every day he spent time to visit Baba Kedar and today, the way he is worshipping Kedar Dham, he is showing that because he has mentioned that the more secure this place is, the more secure it is. If we do the development work, then surely the great Sankhya Shraddhalu who comes here will also benefit from it. So, I am with Ajay who will tell us how the Prime Minister will be worshipping and how he will be worshipping. So, this is the view that you are seeing on the television screen at this time. Before the work that has been done, Neeraj was telling you that the experiments that have been done by the Prime Minister a few days ago, please tell us about it. Look Ajay, this is the painting that all the forms of the Lord Shiva have been seen. This painting shows the forms of the Lord Shiva in different forms. So, this is the wall that was made for protection. In it, all the forms of the Lord Shiva have been shown and seen. And along with that, the one that was in the Kedar was also mentioned. And at this time, you are seeing the viewers of Baba Kedar. And along with it, the Prime Minister gradually increases Baba Kedar Dham. And there, he will worship Rudra Vishay and after that, the statue of Adi Shankaracharya will be worshiped. And along with it, the Prime Minister will be worshipping there. And the statue of Jyotirlingh will be shown to you at this time. Vishal is with us. Neeraj, very beautifully explained and the wall paintings that you saw, the Prime Minister taking view of the wall paintings that these paintings have been repaired after the floods. And it tells the story of Kedarnath and the story of the will and power of the people of Kedarnath, how they have resurrected and rejuvenated the whole place. There you see the Prime Minister moving towards the temple area. So, as we were mentioning that this is the 5th chapter of the Prime Minister, once again we try to understand how Kedarnath was in the center of his plans. After reaching the Prime Minister for the first time on March 3, 2017, he worshipped Baba Kedar and for the first time, he brought the country together. And in his words, he remembered the days of Ganon Chitti. That same year, he came back on 20th October. And for the reconstruction of Kedarnath for 700 crore rupees, he did a lot of rejuvenation. And in these rejuvenations, the first steps have been completed, which he is also seeing now. You see, now let's talk about the 3rd chapter. So, he reached Kedarnath on 7th November 2018. And it seems that the rejuvenation he did, where he had reached, he did the rejuvenation. He reached Kedarnath on 7th November 2018. And after that, on 18th May 2019, everyone will remember that he worshipped Baba Kedar for 70 hours in a cave. Now let's see. So, this is the first journey in the second chapter. And at this time, he has entered the temple area. And as they say, this is Jyotirlingh. Jyotirlingh means, Gyan ka akhand stotra. Jyotirlingh means, Gyan ka akhand stotra. And this same Gyan is Sanatan. This same Gyan is Sarvatra. And this same Gyan is in the form of God Shiva's Ling. As you know, what is Ling? Ling is Pratik. And in Sanatan Dharma, we believe that God Himself is the reason for this world. And He Himself takes the form of that world and makes Himself manifest Himself. In Sanatan Dharma, this is the biggest thing that you can say, that here, we believe that the Brahm is the creator of this world. And the same Brahm makes Himself manifest in the form of the world. And this is the principle of ignorance which was mentioned. That when God Himself manifests Himself in the form of the world, then where is the difference? And that is why this state of ignorance is the form of Jyotirlingh. Man gives a new energy to the society. And we were talking about Ling. And Ling means, Pratik. This Pratik is the Pratik of the energy. This Pratik is the Astha which has made the whole world in its own way. And that is why we say that the pictures of Nandeshwar which are considered to be the form of Dharma are always when you have seen these statues in front of the temple of Lord Shiva, it is said that they are the greatest beings. First of all, they appear when the kapat is opened. And God keeps worshipping Lord Shiva with open eyes. There is no benefit of Lord Shiva. Lord Nandeshwar is considered as the form of Dharma. So, it is said that Vrishabha is the form of Dharma. You see, these Nandeshwar have four legs. Four legs are considered to be the form of four different things in four yoga. You can see the statues in the kaliyuga. In this, these Vrishab are only placed on one leg. They are also half-turned. Now, if we talk about Satya, Daan, Daya and Dharma, these are four legs considered to be the form of Lord Nandeshwar. And in Satya Yoga, there are four legs of four. In Treta Yoga, Dharma is described as the form of Dharma. After that, in Dvapar, two other forms of Dharma are described as the form of Dharma. There you see, the Prime Minister taking the view of the development works that have been going through, through a movie that is being screened there, the Prime Minister sitting inside the igloo hut. It shows the journey of Gedanath after the floods, how the restoration, rescue work took place and how the whole area was brought to its original glory. And as you can see, the Prime Minister very carefully watching the screen, the temple, beautifully decorated. It shows his earlier visits, his address to the public. It is being shown on screen inside the igloo hut Ajay and the Prime Minister is viewing. He is seeing the images of the 17th century when he destroyed the wall with the help of 700 crore rupees. The Prime Minister is constantly monitoring where the changes are being made. There are a lot of work done by the Prime Minister who is currently working on a film which is being done in the facilities. How the big-sized engineering was brought here, how the stones were cut here, using the stones here, the whole process of restoration was completed here. How the restoration was done in the facilities. A film which was set up here in the temple the film shows the journey of the resurrection of Kedarnath after it was devastated by the flesh floods in 2013 and what you and the pilgrims in the world see today is all because of the good work taken by the administration under the watchful eye of the Prime Minister. He appears to be quite a satisfied person because the promises that he made to the people about Kedarnath has been fulfilled. The movie showing the journey of the restoration work of the rescue works that have been going on for some time and it did not stop there Ajay because even after the developmental works even after the restoration of the temple area and now I would like to include Neeraj in this journey and he will tell us where he has reached because this master plan was made by the new Kedar which you are seeing on the screen by mentioning that where the work was completed Neeraj. This is the 2017 when the Prime Minister reached Kedarnath and the people had been satisfied with the work and where the statue is that is the place and that place has been fully developed by the Prime Minister of Adi Shankaracharya this is the place and the view around it is Shiv Udhyaan Adi Shankaracharya and Kedar the portion of the temple will be developed as Shiv Udhyaan he is seeing the Prime Minister and if we talk about the construction work then in Kedarpuri all the construction work has been completed as I told you that four meditation temples have been made the Prime Minister the spiritual voice the construction work has also been done along with this the work of the construction work has been completed along with this what form the new Kedarpuri will come in front what kind of devotion it will come in front the Prime Minister is developing if you see how the hospital will be made police barracks police stations how it will be made this temple if you see from all sides it has been made the Shraddhalu they have no problem so all the work the Prime Minister was developing it and now the Prime Minister is going towards the temple where there will be the worship of Rudra Visek along with this the Prime Minister will perform the worship and after that Adi Shankaracharya and where his statue is can be said that there will be a worship and there will be 12 Jyotirlinko and 8 Mat you will be able to see live and at this time the Prime Minister will go towards the temple there you see the Prime Minister coming out after watching the film that was screened for him showing the journey of the resurrection and restoration of Kedarnath now the Prime Minister is moving towards the temple area and now is the time for a spiritual connect Ajay, what do you say? You are absolutely right and the way we say that everyone was waiting now the time has come Prime Minister Modi his fifth journey after becoming Prime Minister he is going to enter the temple with his fifth journey in Rudra Himalaya this is the holy temple that is Surasura Yaksha and it is worshiped by everyone I bow to such a Kedar and the Holy Society you are seeing the Prime Minister B.D Singh who is an additional CEO here the work done by the Prime Minister along with the Kedar Lingji Maharaj who is the head of this temple he is present here who is the Prime Minister in Haridwar he is also the Prime Minister who has come here who will be a part of this special worship in Archan and the divine place of God which is called 108 in the first verse there is the mention of this Kedar in the 8th verse in that verse that means in Himalaya I am present as Kedar if we talk about Himalaya this is the culture of India established culture which is never isolated from its place if you talk about Himalaya the view you are seeing behind the temple is very unique Kedar Lingji Maharaj at this time the Prime Minister and the main worshipers are doing their work this view has been introduced by the main door Prime Minister and as soon as you see the images of this introduction you can see the introduction of the Prime Minister and here he will work for about 30 minutes and you see the main worshipers they are the leaders of South India who are religious gurus and they are the tradition of Shuddhvair, Shaiv, Jangan at this time the view you are seeing is the view outside the house where I told you that the statue of Lord Krishna the statue of the 5 Pandavas the statue of the 5 Pandavas the statue of the 5 Pandavas is made by the King Janmej and it is very unique the statue of the 5 Pandavas you will see Kedar Lingji Maharaj entering the house as we have told that the tradition of this Kedarnath temple is to worship the Ravals of South India can do the worship here and these are the traditions which make this India a part of the culture of India Vishal well Ajay indeed quite a detailed description and these live and exclusive visuals are brought to you by Doordarshan there you see the magnificent snow-capped peaks of Himalayas of Kedarnath temple which has been beautifully decorated for the festival of lights and also for the day tomorrow the kappads of the temple would be closing and so this is a very very eventful day the visit of the Prime Minister his address to the public the promises that he made and fulfilled and also the developmental works that were conducted under his supervision and it is all because of the vision of our Prime Minister what you see today what do you say Ajay as we were talking about the tradition of this temple we were telling you that the worship of the Lord Shiva the Ravals of South India who are the religious gurus will do the worship and this is a tradition you need to understand this tradition and this is the view of the Garbhigriha you can see the Prime Minister the worship service the Prime Minister where he is sitting the Jyotirling is below and in front of you you can see the worship of Lord Shiva the Jyotirling is below so this is a very very eventful day and accordingly you can see the worship service the Prime Minister where he is standing the Jyotirling is below and in front of you you can see the worship service the Prime Minister and now bha-vah-na-vas-dhaka-yukhaya-na-antaka-ya-krishna-ve-kubavhyam-utatena-maha-bhauhyam-utatena-maha-vahanda-budamana-arhakam-mana-uchantam-utamana-ukhidamma-mano-vatihe-kitaram-hokam-ataram-mana-prijas-tan-nor-rallelika-mana-stau-ketan-a-e-mana-ah-bhauh-priya-dai-kriya-kriya-priya-kriya-kriya-kriya-priya-kriya-kriya-kriya-kriya-kriya-kriya-kriya-kriya-kriya-kriya-kriya-kri Ase dantara chagam seshna vroha shankham nambho nishahas dhyodha kumbhana resahadhyanayisaham dhanayisvaha mukha trachharnatham asbhriyam samarabhyam vande vandana tuls dema nashmatyam krema priyam krema dham poornan nikhile aishwaryekva asam sivam satyam satyatre satya satyadi bhavam satyatmakam satyadam vesna brahmanutamsa keyakre payo patakretu shankaram siva siveti siveti siveti vah har hareti hareti hareti vah mradam le titi vah bhava bhave tibhave tibhave tibhave bhajya manasivam eva nirantaram ratya manasivam eva nirantaram mritin jay maha deva trahim aam saranam gatam janma kratya jradhya dhirti dham karvahandhane samsra sivayan moushant sasantra hotu dham kama manasivam vah brahmanaso jatatroho shuryo a jaya srotad vah rishadran samukhadavir a jaya om jaya siva honkara hor dhan siva honkara brahma vismasada siva bhole phale natrasada siva har dhange lhara om hara han chatur anan pan chana paje hansa san garv dasan hansa san garv dasan vre ca vah anasage om haro bhujachar chatura bhujatasa bhujate sohe bhulatasa bhujate sohe nama ropane rathata siva jiko ropane rathata revhuvan man mohe om hara akshma tāra sāram bhuritra hāram sadāva sārī saitam nāmi jale tāsivari kar namah om sārā harai nāmah kumbhadraṁ karne mace jaya vahe vahe vahe vahe vahe vahe jale tāsivari vahe kusra vahe vahe sathana vahe vahe jai vahe vahe tāv yadālo sathetā tīvavandho jasaka tūmīvā tūmīvā ritya tūmīvā rīvā tīvavandhri pārse chakate raman tā kānta vedaṁ nasya jaya tāra gavasya jara nīrtarane sētupande samudre jaya tāvāya sonau amasat kama nēr nākṣmane sārya vimme sārya nātraset dātre tāra sāram bhuritra tāra sārā kama nārātri jaya vahe vahe sathana vahe sathana vahe vahe vahe sathana vahe yato yata sami tījai tārke dār nātra gavane yato yata sami yāsētā dātā nākṣmane sārā rāgāya tījai tārke dār nātraset dātā tījai tījai tījai tījai tījai tījai tījai tījai tījai tījai tījai tījai tījai tījai tījai tījai tījai tījai tījai Jyoti means knowledge, and this is the name of Akhanda Vikyana Sarupashiv Tattva. As we talk about Linga, we call Linga Chinna as Akritir Jat Linga. The first Linga is Jyotistham Rup. Jyotistham Rup means Akhanda Vikyana Sarup which is Pranao which we know as Omkar. This is Sukshma Linga, Pranao Rup which is Nishkal. If we talk about Sukshma of our own body, as we talk about Sukshma of our body, you can understand that Jyotistham Linga, Pranao Rup, Pranao Rup, Pranao Rup, Pranao Rup, Pranao Rup. That is why the word Shabd, Sparsh, Rup, Ras, Gand, Adi, Rehit which is Agun, Aling, Nirgun, that is what Tattva is called as Shiva. But the same Aling, the same Nirgun, Shiva Tattva is manifested in the form of Sakara, Ling in the form of Ling. The whole world is considered as Linga Bhut. The whole Linga of Shiva is not a part of Linga, but the 12 Jyotis is a very prominent place. And this Jyotir Linga which is Kedar Nath, is called the 11th Jyotir Linga.  Aap iss vakt apni tasveen ho pe dekh raha hai. Ki 11 me Jyotir Linga Darshan aur waha par Sankshipt, Lag Rudrabhishek ka Kakarikram Sampan karne ke baat, Pradhan Mantri, Ab Adi Shankarachari ki jo samadisthal hai, waha ki yatra par nikal chuke hain. Parikrama iss vakt mandir ki aap kar rahe hain. Agar aap iss mandir ki baat kar hain, to jishtras me baata raha tha, iss mandir ke paas me ek udak kund hai, ek retas kund hai aur hans kund hai. Ye baat hi sunder hai. Kaha bhi gaya hai, ki udak kund hai, adham paavan, retas kund manoharam. Hans kund samip sunder jai ke daar na mam me hain. Jai ke daar na mam me hain. Sikre daar na mam me hain. Annapurna sah aparna kaal bhai. Ravashobhitam pancha pandavadrapadi sah jai ke daar na mam me hain. Shivdigambar bhasmadhari arda chandavibhushitam Shishaganga kanta phanipati jai ke daar na mam me hain. Kartrishul vishal damru gyana gana visharadam.  This is the main temple, this is the back part of it. The idol of Lord Shiva is also in 2013. This is the idol of Lord Shiva. This is the main temple, this is the back part of it. The idol of Lord Shiva is also in 2013. This is also the work of Lord Shiva. This is also the work of Lord Shiva. This is also the work of Lord Shiva. The back part of the temple is Amrit Kund. This is also in Amrit Kund. There are two Shivaling in here. In Skandha Purana, Lord Shiva says that this Amrit Kund burns water from his left hand because it is the same water that goes into this Amrit Kund after the Rudra�bhishek of Lord Shiva. If you burn water in Ishaan Kod in this Amrit Kund then you become free. This is what Lord Shiva himself said to mother Parvati This is a spectacular show here and the visuals that you are seeing on the screen are very beautiful. This is a spectacular show here and the visuals that you are seeing on the screen are very beautiful. Absolutely Ajay, quite a spectacular show here and the visuals that you are seeing on screen, the Prime Minister doing a Parikrama of the temple after performing puja inside the temple. He appears to be quite a contented person today. There you see snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas behind the Kedarnath temple, beautifully decorated. Absolutely serene atmosphere here in Kedarnath. Quite a picture to watch. Ajay, it has been a beautiful weather today. The sun is shining brightly, spreading its warmth and love over the mortal humans. And you know that Lord Krishna, who is also in the form of Govardhan, is present in the form of Dwarka Dheesh in Gujarat. And even for Gujarat today, the work of Govardhan Puja, which is the day of Govardhan Puja, is very important. In the Dwarka Dheesh temple, there are 56 bhogas for Lord Krishna, and in Mathura there are 56 bhogas. You know that the 56 bhogas of Dwarka Dheesh are also very beautiful. Today, on the day of Govardhan Puja, Lord Shiva went to Garbhugriya, and the Prime Minister Modi has done this work of Rudra Visekha. In a way, we are spreading this work in 120 places. We have seen that there are a lot of Gujaratis in the three theatres. Even today, we are seeing that many Gujarati brothers are present in the temple. And today, for Gujarat, the day of Govardhan Puja is very important. It is called Anakut there. And Anakut, you know that the 56 bhogas, which are made to worship God, Lord Krishna, in a way, is Govardhan Puja.


We're here at the IOM Transit Center in Herat, Afghanistan, located 120 kilometers from the border with Iran, where a fire and explosion caused severe damage a few days ago. Last year, nearly 1 million Afghans returned from Iran and 45,000 received services from IOM. Since the fire, 600 returnees have come through the IOM Transit Center, where other humanitarian partners also offer services. Returnees here undergo medical checkups, protection screenings, and psychosocial counseling before receiving essential items, safe accommodation to stay the night, and cash for transport to help them return home.


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Paul Douglas hoping once again to keep you in suspense You may have seen the name man Jackson I run a column of saucy chatting unimpeachable rumors in the San Francisco Express under the heading What else man overboard? It's got little paragraph. You know man among men That's the sports section and man's best friend so forth. Well beginning today. I've got a new department called man alive Just because I'm so lucky. I am Last night I let my secretary off at 5 30 so she could go and do some Christmas shopping Although I've told her repeatedly that all I want this year is money Well the fog was rolling in off the bay and it was bitter cold as I came out in the street So it seemed like the night for a spaghetti dinner and some pleasant Italian hospitality Down at mama Caruso's restaurant on the Embarcadero opposite the ferry building But mama Caruso had more than hospitality on her mind when she met me at the door Mr. Jackson, I'm so glad to find you. I'm just calling you office. Oh, what's the trouble mama? Somebody been stealing ravioli. Please. It's my cousin Tony. They try to kill him. Oh, what happened mama Come on, mr. Jackson. I make a Tony tell you he's not feel so good, but he can talk all right. You're gonna see She led me to the back of the restaurant the table where the family generally sits The family tonight was a man small to start with but even smaller hunched down in his chair miserably staring unseen into a glass of wine On the table in front of him was a battered old concertine the top of his head was swabbed in a clean new Bandage sit down mr.  Man Jackson. Hello, Tony. Hello Go on Tony. You tell him mr. Jackson. What's happened on you? Well, I I'm on the boat. Yeah, what boat the ferry boat the Auckland ferry boat Don't you never hear my music on the boat? Oh, you play the concertina on the ferry ride Sure, man or more tonight that's what to kill me. Well, you play pretty well, don't you Tony? I play perfect What's the matter? My some people don't like it. I guess tonight on the six o'clock boat Oh boy Tonight on the six o'clock boat. What well, I play inside the first by the sandwich place and everybody say Oh boy, Tony, you're good.  It's a very misty and a foggy so black kind of see nothing I'm very happy. I feel like a place some more So I walk away back and open down the deck and I make a music Then all of a sudden I hear somebody say something to me. I kind of see nobody but I hear him And what do you think he said to me? Uh bravo, Tony. I have no idea. What did he say? Yeah, what? He said cospador Cospador as in bar rooms cospador Well, so I say back and top of him a cospador I still kind of see nobody so then I hear him say is that you play Boris So I get mad. I said no, I don't play Boris. I pay paillaci butterfly Latosca My don't play Boris. That's a foreign stuff. Yeah, I see then then I'm sorry I said that because of this fellow. He sounds like he's a foreign So I'm just gonna say look mister And oh boy, yeah, what Tony what? I'll get a hit on the head thing a tongue a thing I fall down. I'm a bleeding. I drop on my concertina.  There's a doctor on the board. They carry me downstairs and they fix me up Otherwise, I'm gonna die for sure. Yeah, yeah, and you never saw the guy No, I never saw well, what does it feel like? I mean what he hits you with Well, it feels just like a baseball bat my the doctor. He said that Oh, look, look, he said the doctor now. He just come in. Hey doctor The doctor looked in our direction when tony call and strode over to the table A big six foot three blond guy and the joe mccray gary cooper tradition You had to like him right away no bedside manner to this doctor Although he could have had as much of it as he liked but he was all business and no kidding But I told you to go to bed and stay there. Well, doc, I just don't you may have a concussion I'll be back in an hour and then we'll take some x-rays. Uh, my name is man jackson doctor I'm a friend of the family aims doctor oscar aims. How are you? A doctor aims mr. Can I get you something to eat? Oh, no, thanks most wonderful, but I haven't time I'll have a cup of coffee. Maybe sure. Uh, mr. Jackson. Oh, yes, please mama Uh, doctor, you want i'm a make tony go to bed. Go on out tony. You lie down I'll be back and we'll check you over get some rest in the meantime. But all right, ma'am I'm a dr. Hems. I don't know x-rays and the whole thing. I don't know how I'm gonna pay you ever mind that That's why we charge our knob hill patients a little extra So we're able to do something like this once in a while This will be on me tony You're good the kind of man the doctor I I don't know what to say.  You're embarrassing the doc Okay, okay There's a screwy thing this one isn't it doctor sure is You see your coffee gentlemen. Oh, thanks. Thank you mama. Yeah, sure is Almost idle maniac. It looks like mr. Jackson Man Jackson, are you the uh colonist man overboard? That's right. Well, I read you all the time I'm using intelligent and you've got a heart Isn't that a little unusual for colonists? Well, uh, say, uh, what is all this tonight down here newspaper man police police How do you mean police? Well, I think they were police Five or six plain clothes guys. They were waiting here on the side when the ferry pulled into the slip They're still there holding the boat. I just left the boat. What were they doing? Oh, they're Talking to all the passengers as they come off Asked us for identification They took one passenger away with them. Uh-huh red-haired girl Pairing a package of paper parcel. Uh, what did they think about tony's little experience getting knocked on the head? Oh, they were mighty interested naturally Especially when I told them how I thought the wound had been inflicted which was Gun but gun buddy. Well, I'd say so Hey, I gotta go Take that dreary ride again. What the ferry? Yeah, I've got a patient over in oakland. I'd like to come back over here to pick up some serum Well, nice to see you jackson. Uh, tell what's his name, uh, tony. Oh, wait a minute doc. I've got nothing to do I'll ride over with you We crossed the street went into the ferry building Everything was normal enough in the main waiting room where I stopped to buy cigarettes and a pocket flashlight But outside on the dock where the oakland boat was waiting to take off There were a number of extra characters whom you wouldn't think would have chosen a dismal Chilly night like this for waterfront lounging There wasn't anybody I knew and in any gathering of plainclothesmen local variety I generally spot one or two familiar faces But dr. Ames and I got a board followed by three of these gentlemen The broadest one who was built for endurance exchanged pleasantries with us as the boat moved out into the water Hello, dr. Ames. I see you didn't miss a boat Like he'll say no Oh, you're one of the fellows I talked to before when we landed. That's right. I don't think I got your name Connelly, uh, this is mr. Jackson. Yeah, would that be lieutenant connelly or sergeant maybe just connelly no special title I was a little fella doing dr. Colucci. Tony. He's under care. He, uh, talk anymore Say anything interesting. I didn't talk to him Mr. Jackson here did now Really, really What do you have to say? Well, uh, you see I'm an old friend of his family What he told me was in confidence and I'd really have to know a little more about who I'm telling his secrets to I see Jackson your name is there still is Nice to meet you ghost buddy Ghost spadee Means nothing to you.  It's foggy wet measurable Oh Well, I'm going in. I'll see you later Goodbye doc. Well, maybe he's right Oh, I must say he's not my favorite man in the world at mr. Conway It is strictly pneumonia weather out here on deck. Shall we go in? No, not just yet for me I think I'll stretch my legs a little dr. Reims, uh, where was it that tony got conch on the upper deck? And I know but which side uh We've turned around now starboard Just about directly above where we're standing Yes, right about the doc doc. Don't don't point our friend connie and his boys are on their way out to see us again No, they went back in you think they're as mysterious as they seem. Oh, definitely that You know what made them turn back just now decide it wasn't necessary to check whether we were still here No, what our cigarettes They can't make us out here. It's too dark, but they can see two lighted cigarettes I'd like to get up there on that upper deck looking for tomorrow's column, huh? You want to get up there and knows around where tony was, isn't that it? Well, that's the idea, but those I've got it Hand me your cigarette.  I'll be here So I tried the slippery stairs to the upper deck the fog was as wet as rain I couldn't see any more than inches ahead of me with my flashlight I stopped about I stopped about a midships and looked down over the rail Dr. Oscar aims and his two cigarettes tiny red dots of light were almost directly beneath me I turned back from the rail and my foot squashed into something that sounded like an egg shell I bent and picked it up It was a mother of pearl ornament like the ones. Tony's concertina were covered with A sudden noise over my head made me shoot my light up a piece of canvas It suddenly ripped loose from the top of the lifeboat But I got up there somehow and looked the canvas had been ripped open with a knife a whole large enough for a man's Body to get through and that's what was in there A man's body He'd been stabbed in the neck This was the man who had slugged tony or so it seemed because the gun was still clenched in his right hand The barrel reversed when my flash caught a speck of something white in one of his shoes It was a bit of paper with two typewritten lines on it I let myself down to the deck and prepared to read the note and that's when my flashlight went dead I groped about until I found a faint ghostly glimmer of light overhead Out over the edge of the ship on the outside rail I climbed over steadied myself and lit a couple of matches. It said international postcard shop Geary street sf reading card for boris I put the bit of paper in my pocket and turned to climb back over the rail and then something came at me from the back It caught me full in the center of the board and I fell crashing over the side They tell you a lot about what you remember when you're going down for the third time You know what I remembered? I remembered that gospadin Is russian for comrade Is bringing you mr. paul douglas in man alive tonight's presentation in radio's outstanding theater of thrills suspense Let's talk turkey. Okay harlow gobble away Well, I say give the bird to worn out spark plugs and replace them with a set of ignition engineered auto light spark plugs Like the amazing auto light resistor spark plug for example, you can really crow about that harlow Yes, sir. 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Well, hello pal. Welcome back to the united states Hello, what what part of the united states just landing in salsalita or they still were taking over to the hospital salsalita How long before that boat goes back to san francisco leaves right away. Well, I'm going with it. Hey, wait there. You ain't in no condition Thanks. I'll be okay Half an hour later shivering and shaking in my wet clothes and keeping my mouth clamped tight So my teeth wouldn't sound like a dice game I climbed into a taxi at the ferry building and went to my apartment There I swallowed a half a pint of whiskey Rubbed myself for the coarse towel until my skin was sore Then I looked in the pocket of the soggy suit. I'd hung up the dry It was still there the piece of paper from the dead man's shoes damp but legible international postcard shop geary street sf greeting card for boris I got up to put on a dry suit and then I changed my mind and put the wet one back on Super prior to here. That's right, sir six years at the same location. You My goodness is it raining out? You really got a dousing. Yes. I did a nice collection of postcards From all over a south america every place I pride myself on having the most complete possible selection Was there something you had especially in mind? Yes, there was I'm looking for a greeting card for boris you What's the matter? Didn't you hear me? Yes, didn't you understand then? Well, well what?   Oh now wait, please mr. Luboth. I thought you were dead. You you drowned. Yeah.  Well, I didn't drown. I jumped in the water when I heard him coming You can still see how wet I am of course So you escaped easily now enough talk handed over the greeting card for boris very well Let's see. That's uh san francisco, of course He turned and reached his hand down under the counter and came up with a box mark special From this he extracted something and handed it to me I took it with a knowing expression on my face, but I didn't know from nothing as to what it meant All it was was an ordinary postcard. That's all a picture postcard showing the golden gate bridge Underneath hit the caption wonder cities of the world number 25 one two three five six seven nine San francisco nothing else. I'm afraid my mouth was open Oh, what's the matter matter. Don't you know how to read the name? It's so difficult, of course Idiots, certainly. I know how I I was just admiring the work. That's all. Oh, it is excellent, isn't Uh, you better go now. You've been in here an awfully long time. We don't want no, of course. We don't I'll uh go Gaspardine Gaspardine I'm sorry to have been overly cautious. There is no such thing as over caution. Oh, thank you You were so uh, well, you seem like an american So do you I stowed out into the street clutching my postcard But I shoved it inside my sleeve a moment later because Who I saw standing under the misty glimmer of a street light waiting for me Was my heavy set mysterious friend from the ferry boat connelly I turned my head around and glanced down the other end of the block behind me The other two guys were there sure enough. They advanced slowly toward me with their hands raised palms out As if they were showing me they weren't carrying guns I waited then all of a sudden connelly rushed me. I caught him on the chin and he went down Try to ring into an ash can the other two boys grabbed me and held my arms behind me Connelly got up rubbing his face. I waited to get murdered, but no All right, joe Lewis Bring him along And so they did we didn't go far just around the corner to a little hamburger place that had a sign in the door Saying closed all of the were lights inside Connelly knocked on the door and a fellow with an apron came and opened it and locked it after us Connelly gave them a nod and we sat down at the table while he brought us coffee Well, jackson, we've checked on you. You seem to be okay. You stand in good with the department friend What department would that be friend? This department Government oh, maybe you can help anyhow.  I'm all ears Have a hear of a man called Boris kargaminsky No, not many people have even in russia Boris kargaminsky is the top soviet agent of america. He's the head man. He organizes and runs everything for him here I see and we came to this country seven years ago and vanished. We've been trying to find him ever since False passport, of course that didn't help There's nothing anywhere on kargaminsky. No pictures even in russia. No fingerprints. Nothing every lead we had dead end And then last week Well, go ahead drink your coffee. No, no, it's all right. I'm too interested last week We heard that another agent an important little guy and him a lube off was on his way to san francisco And that he would definitely have to contact the big gun something to do with the chinese war business that only kargaminsky is big enough to handle Well, our man tail lube off all the way out here and then lost him at the oakland ferry I didn't bother us very much. He called us and we were waiting on this end but In pulls the ferry and no lube off Lube off was the dead man in the lifeboat. That's right Must have been up there waiting to be contact and he heard tony and his concertina thought that this might be it Then when he realized he'd made a mistake and uncovered himself He conked tony on the head right and the soviet contact got scared and stabbed lube off So now we're back where we started every passenger on the ferry was okay What's that you're looking at now picture postcard I found a message on lube off about the international postcard shop and a greeting for hey A greeting for boris boris kargaminsky. Let me see that I pulled those the guy into the shop into letting me have it. It looks like nothing just a picture But he said I could read the name Now give me it. Give me these numbers wonder cities of the world number two five One two three five six seven nine Wait a minute.  All right now put one two three four five over boris Yeah, and start again one two three up to nine over kargaminsky Nine yeah, all right now. Let's see the postcard Two five one two three five six seven nine. Okay. Uh, what's two? Two is oh five s Os now kargaminsky one k two three a r os k a r oscar Well, I guess we know the rest of it five six seven nine a n e s aims correct Correct oscar aims dr oscar aims What I was just thinking he was worried about me catching pneumonia I called mama caruso and from what she said we knew where to go We picked him up at the emergency hospital. He was just finishing the operation on tony's head We watched him through the glass and the other young doctor standing alongside of us said he was one of the greatest surgeons They'd ever seen when he unrolled his gloves and took off his operating mask. He looked up and saw me Alive and the other boys with me his scalp tightened for just a second and then he smiled It was when he reached into his bag that we rushed him before he could get the little red bottle to his lips Well, that's about it I made the morning addition. Okay on page 18 under my usual slug man overboard by man jackson They did a cute thing under man overboard. It said he really is see page one and on page one with a byline Was the story just as above complete with a photograph of dr oscar aims A clean cut smiling confident typically american fellow The caption said portrait of a spy Suspense Scented by auto light the night star mr. Paul douglas This is harlow wilcox speaking for auto light world's largest independent manufacturer of automotive electrical equipment Auto light is proud to serve the greatest names in the industry They are members of the auto light family as well as are the 98 000 auto light distributors and dealers in the united states And thousands more in canada and throughout the world Our family also includes the nearly 30 000 men and women in 28 great auto light plants from coast to coast And auto light plants in many foreign countries as well as the 18 000 people who have invested a portion of their savings in auto light Every auto light product is backed by constant research and precision built to the highest standards of quality and performance So remember from bumper to tail light. You're always right with auto light Next week the story of two men who could really talk a young man and an old man Naturally enough They were liars. They also happened to be bank robbers The story is based on fact and is called The big heist our star mr. John hodiac The program will be heard on suspense Suspense is produced and directed by elliot lewis with music composed by lucian marwak Man alive was written for suspense by william spear Featured in tonight's cast were jenette nolan jane novello fred mackay william conrad and joseph curls Paul douglas will soon be seen in the archio radio production never wave at a whack with rosalyn russell Remember next week mr. john hodiac in the big heist This thursday americans give thanks for all our blessings and especially our liberties the auto light family Sincerely wishes you and your family a happy Thanksgiving This is the cbs radio network