All of you have seen the videos? Good. So on your notebooks, write a program which will print out, which will calculate the value of max and then output it. It won't take more than two minutes. You don't have to write hash include IO stream using namespace STD etc. For your benefit, I will also write down here the last statement. So assume that this part of the program is written and you have to write a few statements in between, which will operate upon the values of A and B which have been read, will assign an appropriate value to max and print it. This was already done in the video lecture, so you should be able to almost write it within like 30 seconds. Have all of you written this? Good. Yeah, everybody done? Alright, now quickly swap your notebooks and find out if there are any errors. If there are no errors, then you agree on the program that is written. Please note that there are more than one way in which this program can be written. Alright, this is one program. In A, B, max, this is all given statements C input. If A greater than B written inside the process semicolon, any problem with this statement? Yes. This statement doesn't make sense. It is not an assignment statement. It is actually a condition. A condition is never written like this. Next it says output max is A, else C out B. The problem is the intent is very clear. Person has understood what is to be done but it is not done properly. Here is another program. So this program says if A greater than equal to B, C out A and L, else C out B and L. Is there any problem with this program? The point is the person is correctly finding out which of the two is larger. Actually both can be equal which we did not really mention anywhere in the problem. If both are equal, it does not matter which number is taken as output. The only problem is that this number is not remembering which was the maximum. And therefore you have not realized the significance of my declaration which says int A, B, max although not explicitly stated in the problem. If a variable max is there, it is obviously intended for some use. Otherwise why should a location be declared at all? So what should be the program then? I should clearly use an if statement to check which one of the two is greater. For those of you are making a mistake, a condition or comparison is never written in a standalone fashion. It does not make sense. It is like writing x multiplied by y somewhere in your program as a single statement. Doesn't make sense at all. Any expression must come in the context. So only in the case of if statement you can write a condition in the bracket which will be evaluated by if. What is the condition you would like to write? And if that is so what do I want to do? I want to consider A to be the largest and assign it to max. Else? I will have to output that. So this is one way of writing it. What are the other alternative ways? I can say if B greater than A, I can say B greater than equal to A. I can check different conditions and accordingly I will have to swap my assignment state. If both the numbers are same, then depending upon the condition that I have put in the if statement, either A will get assigned or B will get assigned to max. But it doesn't matter because both numbers are identical. They have the same value. Is that clear? Alright. Now this is one way of doing it. I could of course indent it better. So you know what indentation is. For example, if I wish to say if A greater than B, then I might start this brass here but write max equal to A here and then close the brass. Then I will say else and close the brass. Same thing is written in an expanded form such that it is more readable. For very small statements such as a single assignment, it does not make a difference. But suppose if something, then you wanted to do 20 things and else you wanted to do 10 other things, then that grouping is better written in an indented fashion like this. Is that clear? Fine. So this is very simple. Now solve this problem. So you can assume the declarations. You don't have to write these. You can assume an input statement which has read in A, it has read B and it has read C. Now you have to write your statements which will actually find out the max which is largest of the three numbers A, B and C. Come on, start writing. As usual, you don't have to write the last statements which are, as you know, are going to be something like C out. So assume that this part of the program is written. By the way, while you ought to know exactly what spellings to use, where to put opening brass, where to put closing brass, etc., etc., at least in the initial days you should write full programs so that your hand gets accustomed to coordinate with your brain to write correct spelling, correct semicolons, etc.  And that is the reason why programming skills actually try to exploit the fact that some standard structures would be available from your own previous program. You should be able to copy that program and write the main logic, write the declarations which are required for other variables rather than wasting your time in copying the same old. So come on now. How many of you have finished writing this? Oh, large number. Alright, everybody done? Have you swapped your copies? Do that now and check your neighbor's answers. So here is one program which says if A greater than C, max is equal to A greater than equal to B, A or B. So what he is trying to do is, if he is checking whether A is greater than C, if A is greater than C, then he is comparing A and B. And depending upon which one is greater, he is putting it on to max. What is the possible problem with this? B can be larger than A but smaller than C because B and C is not getting compared in this. A is greater than C does not necessarily mean that B is greater than C. So you all agree that this logic is correct? Alright, consider this. If A greater than B, then if B is greater than C, then max is equal to, what is this? A. Else, if A greater than C, max is equal to A, else max is equal to C. Seems to be eating like this but still is eating properly, right? Food goes in. The program is correct. Program seems to be correct in either case. Many of you have followed this kind of logic compared to etc. If so, try to solve this problem now. Alright, let me simplify the problem. Do not output the second largest number at the moment but find out the largest number and output it. Not just output. So there are to be five variables A, B, C, D, E and a max. And you have to find out max such that it is largest of all the five. So let me write down the problem here. Now before you begin writing your program, can you not immediately sense that if you were to follow the approach that was used by many of you and which was outlined here where you compare A with B and if A is greater than B then you compare A with C. Now in this case if that is so, you will have to compare A with D. Then again you have to figure out the relation D and C and there will be how many ifs you will have to write. So forget actually writing it but can you not sense that it will take a fairly long time to write this program and that you cannot be sure whether you are getting the right value or not unless you run the program many times and test it. And if you tirelessly do that my next question will be find out the largest among 17 numbers. Clearly the strategy and approach that we thought works very well for finding out the maximum of two numbers cannot be easily extended. That approach cannot be extended. Yet we do have to find the maximum. Now here is a trick. Forget the programming part. Suppose you are given 10 numbers or 5 numbers like this. Let me just write down 15, 7, 23, 4, 18. What is the maximum? You found the maximum by before even I completed writing. How? So are you better than the computer? In what way? You are better than the computer only in one way. That the algorithm that you are using in your mind you are not asking computer to execute that algorithm. You are asking the computer to execute a program which is written in a very fancy fashion which is not the method that you use while finding out the maximum. You have to write a program for a method that you actually use. Now what is the method? The method is very simple.  You say ah 15 so this is the largest. Now you come to 7. Is 7 the largest? Larger than 15 no.  This is larger than what I have in mind. So I keep in mind my 23 now. Next number 4. Is it larger than 23? No. I ignore. Next number 18. Is it larger than 23? I ignore. Now whatever I have in that place in my mind is the largest number. Isn't that what all of you did while finding the largest? Now if you did that then why can't you ask the computer to do exactly the simple thing like this? And what would that simple thing be? Consider this to be max. At the end of your program max should contain the largest of the value. But during execution of the program it is your choice of whatever max contains. You see in your conventional style max will not contain anything except the largest at any point. It's not necessary. What your mind does you do on your program. So for example here is my program. Do you agree that this will solve the problem? Do you also agree that this program is both logically simple for anyone to understand and also far easier to write than the complex logic that you would have entered into if you were to draw a flow chart for finding out the largest of five numbers. Can you write it in a single page? You'll have one diamond shape box. E is A greater than B. Yes. Now B greater than C. Yes. Now C greater than D. Yes. Now D greater than E. Etc. Etc. But this is an interesting attempt by one person to find out the maximum of three numbers. But anyway I figured out that you can actually write a program for finding out the largest of three numbers. But the approach that you were taking. Now here is a question. Why were most of you taking that approach of writing nested ifs? Just think about it. Why? Why were you writing nested ifs? What prompted you to write nested ifs? Yeah. Anybody? Yeah. I am now asking you to read your own mind and tell me why? What prompted you to think like that? There lies the answer in learning good programming. You were prompted by the fact that there is a conditional execution facility in C which has something of this flowchart. And there is a condition. If it is true, you come here. If it is false, you go there. Right? This is aged in your mind. Now for finding out the maximum of two numbers, this is what you did. A greater than B. This is max. This is not. So when you are solving the second problem of finding the largest of three numbers, you were automatically thinking of extending what you thought about the two numbers.  Now in your mind you were either here or here. And therefore you said I am here. So what should I do now? So I should compare A with C. Am I right? And therefore you completely missed out on how you would solve a problem given a larger list of numbers. As a matter of fact, even if you have given at least 100 numbers, 100, you would still get the maximum by the time you have read the 100th number. That's it. You are not faster than the computer. But you are not being intelligent enough to tell the computer that this is a better way of doing it. Now you understood? Let me ask you one more question. I have to find out the largest of five given numbers. Okay? That was the problem, right? So five given numbers. This is how I solved it. If I have to solve the problem of finding out the largest of 100 given numbers, I can extend this program all right. But I will end up using 100 variable locations of the memory. Get one number, put it there, get another number, put it there, get third number, put it there. If my objective in life is only find out and assign the largest value to max and print it, do I need these 100 locations? I can actually keep some location n for a number. I start with reading first number. I say max is equal to n. Then I read another number, not in another location, in n itself. And check if max is greater than n. If it is, I assign max to this new n. Otherwise, I carry on. Again read the next number in the same location for n. So even if I have to find out the largest of 100 given numbers, as long as my objective is only to find out the largest and do nothing else with those 100 numbers, I need not waste 100 locations of memory. We shall see that subsequently when we discuss and study the iterative solutions in the class. However, you have understood how to solve this problem. So now solve this. Write a program to input 5 numbers and output the second largest number. I would like to modify this, Nagesh, that we should say find max to or something, which is the second largest number and output it. I want them to assign it to max. Of course, it is very difficult to solve this problem without making an assignment to a special variable like this. You cannot directly output. Otherwise, you will end up writing too many output statements. But this is the second largest that you have to find. So assume that you have in A, B, C, D, E defined already. Let me give you the declarations so that you do not waste your time in writing different things. I am also giving you a hint. A variable max and max2. So keep two locations with you in your mind now. At any point, you can keep the largest in max and the second largest so far found in max2. Let me give an example of how you could approach this. Consider the same problem. I have these numbers given to me. So according to the logic that I am suggesting, no, let me not overdo it. You solve this problem. You have five minutes to solve it. Then I will give you a possible solution, which many of you should be able to find now. I have given you enough hint that if you use an additional location, additional variable apart from in max, you can also use some max2 or some such name where you can try and maintain the second largest value found so far. But use the same logic of finding out the maximum of seven numbers or five numbers or whatever, but also find out the second largest. But do you agree that without our discovering the way we solve such problems, we would not have been able to write this program properly using nested ifs and so on? Do you all agree with that? All right. Most of you have finished writing the program. So please swap your notebooks and discuss for two minutes. I am announcing an additional work to be done. And this additional work to be done is that this is the problem statement. Now what all of you have done is you have written a logic, you have written a program and you have tried to sort of execute that program in your mind to check whether A, B, C, D, etc., etc. will be properly, relatively evaluated or not. But I am sure what many of you have not done is to assume a set of seven numbers being given as input and then executing your program exactly as C++ will do and then finding out what do you get as the second mark. So I will suggest, so this is set one, this is set two. May I have your attention please? No discussion at this juncture. I hope you have your own programs back in your own hands. Now imagine you are C++ and you are executing your program. Your program only, not your neighbor's program. Execute it with these two data sets and determine whether your program correctly prints the second largest in each of the two cases. What should it print in case of set one? Sorry? 15. 15, alright. What should it print in the case of set two? Now it's a very simple exercise. You have methodically written a program. Whether it is right or wrong, you don't need a C++ compiler to find out. There are finite steps. Execute those steps as if you are C++. So when you say A greater than B, check whether 15 is greater than 10. Whatever exactly your program is asking C++ to do, you do it yourself but with these values. And then find out whether you are getting the answer 15 for set one and the answer 12 for set two. Do that exercise now. The next two minutes. Have all of you done it? Most of you have started writing your program on the general lines which appear correct. But many people are stopping halfway through because the program is becoming too large. So whenever I go, they ask me, sir, is this approach correct? Meaning, should I waste more time in writing many more statements? Please tell me if I am right, then only I will do it, otherwise not. Unfortunately, when you solve real life problems, such facility is not available. You cannot ask someone saying, am I doing right? Then only I will do the remaining Gholagiri, otherwise they will stop. That is not the way we learn. If it takes 100 lines to be written, you write those 100 lines. And if it takes 10 more minutes to execute those 100 lines with the given input, you do that. And then you discover that your program does not work correctly. And then you again read those 100 lines. There is no shortcut to hardware. If you could find out a clever implementation early enough, you may not have to examine 100 lines, you may have to examine 20 lines. But don't expect anyone, including your friends, to tell you after writing 10 lines, whether this approach is correct, so that I will write the 10 more lines. You must be willing to write 20 lines, 50 lines, 100 lines, whatever it takes to complete that program and execute it with these values. In this case, I have given you the value. In real life, when you write programs, you will have to construct such values, sample values and execute your program to check whether it works or not. Of course, when the programs become larger, you will test these using a computer, but you will have to prepare test cases like this in any case. All right. I did not realize that we are losing time here. We have hardly 10 minutes left, and I wanted to show you at least one more practice problem. But let me deliberately leave some confusion behind. There are many people who haven't got the answer right. There are many people who have got the answer right, but through different styles. There is one person, for example, who came up with an interesting algorithm that you find the max, and then for all the remaining numbers or all the numbers, in fact, you find out that number modulo max. Since max itself will divide max, you will get a remainder 0, and all other numbers will be same as they are. So effectively, now he is saying, I will compare all these numbers to find the max, but this time it will be a second max. The same effect can be achieved more easily by assigning that value as 0 directly, and then comparing the remaining value. But then you are obligatory in the value. Also, you have found out the max, but you don't know which one of those numbers is max. That memory is not available currently. When we discuss arrays later, we will understand. In short, there are multiple ways of finding it. There is one more person who pointed out that if the input is not like this, but imagine the input is set 3, which is 1, 2, 10, 10, 5, 4, 3. All of you who had found the correct answer here determine whether your algorithm or your program works correctly to find out the second largest. Now this is where the problem of interpretation comes. What is the second largest number here? Some will say 10, some will say 5. Does your program get 5? It is not always necessary that the second largest will mean 5. It will mean the second in order, and it so happens that first and second are both same. What is the interpretation depends upon the, not the way the problem is stated by me in an exam, but by the way the problem is stated in real life. For example, if I want to find out the top two performers in a class, in a quiz, and if the marks were like this, then will your max and max 2 get me the top two performers? No, because then you should have got 10 and 10, because the top two performers are the people who have got 10 and 10 marks. Otherwise you will honor one of them, say this person, and this 5, this person. You say these are the top two performers. So you have to decide, you have to interpret the problem statement in real life first. And I had said this once, half the trick in proper programming is to translate the real life problem correctly into the programming terms and to find the answer. So depending upon what interpretation you want for the problem and depending upon what interpretation your program takes, these are different, you will be solving a different problem.  What we will do is after the afternoon lecture is over, we will post a few alternate solutions to this problem. There are several other problems, but there is not much time here, so I will just show you the problem. This is an interesting problem. So just jot down this problem, we don't have time to solve it, although I would like you to solve this problem in the next 5 minutes. It could be 583, 212, 794, you are given a 3-digit number, you have to display the sum of all its digits. Now I have made a mistake in formulating these problems. Whenever I say display the sum of all its digits, I always mean that in some variable find out the sum of all the digits and display the value of that variable. So this mistake will repair in the subsequent sessions. The correct problem statement is write a program to input a 3-digit number, find sd, let us say, which is sum of all the 3 digits of that number and display or print the output of that sum. Please remember the trick is to use the modulo operator appropriately to find a digit of a number. I will give you one hint. Suppose this is the number I want to find out 3, what do I do? I divide it by 100 and find a modulo thing. So if I have a number n and if I do this operation n modulo 100, will I not get a digit here? What will be this digit? This will be 3. What do I get? What do I do to find out? What will I get? So how do I find out the other 2 digits 4 and 8? D1. What will I get? So I have got q equal to 8. The number 4 still alludes me. n divided by, I will get q1. q1 happens to be, so it is a relatively simple problem. Except that I have arbitrarily named something as D1, something as D2, something as q, something as q1. All that you need to do to organize your thoughts properly is to define variables which actually represent some kind of a sequence of digits. So you might use things like int digit 0, digit 1, digit 2, which means digit 2 is the most significant digit, digit 1 is the middle digit, digit 0 is the last digit. You can use any nomenclature which is meaningful. Do exactly similar operations and once you find the individual digits, you can calculate their sum and print, right? Not a problem. This is a harder problem given any year as a 4 digit number, not necessarily 2014, 2018, 1950, 5217, any year, just the year is given. You have to determine that what would be the day on 31st December of that. The day can clearly be only one of the seven days, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Now this problem is not exactly a pure numerical problem. You do not know what numerical computations you have to do to get this. You have to figure out what is the algorithm that determines the day of 31st December of any year. We do not know that. But we know one thing that whenever year is given, it is a 4 digit number and through some jugaad, I have to find out a single digit number which could be 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. It is going to be some kind of a reminder. And I have to map each of these reminders to Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday as appropriate. But I do not know what that logic is. This is an example of a real life problem where the solution is not purely computational and yet as professional programmers, you would be expected to write a program to solve this problem. The correct way to solve this problem is go out to the real world, hunt out the logic of finding out what is the day for 31st December of any year. Suggestion is go to Wikipedia or just type in Google search what is the day of 31st December for any year, some such thing. And if you find it, share that with your neighbors, share that with your friends. Locate that and then write down a program to implement that one. So this is not a course in algorithm design. The algorithm is coming from somewhere else. Somebody has figured it out. But this is a course in program design. Given the logic, how do I implement? All right? So I leave this as an exercise to be attempted at home. Thank you.


It's DDK, and I'm back today with another video. Two shots of everybody tuning in. If you are a scratch smoker, scratch one, give me a thumbs up and do not skip those ads. It is October 16th. It's time for us to get to this bag. In this video, y'all, let's see what's going on, baby. Y'all see me with the fence. Time to put them to rest. Time to do Amazon Flex, Flex, Flex, Flex. This broadcast from 4 a.m. to 8 a.m. For one team, it's time to get it in. Again, if you are a scratch smoker, scratch one, give me a thumbs up and do not skip those ads. We at the warehouse right now, we about to get to this bag. Let's go. Now where we going, baby? Five, four, three, two, one. We are not going to Chicago. We're going to Oak Park. Where it's kind of Chicago, but it's not Chicago, but either way, go. Time for us to go, baby. We're about to hit up with the fence. Oh, yeah, one more thing. 44 deliveries, 48 packages, if you want to see it happen, baby. 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They don't have the photos. Let's go. Three, we are getting busy. I know I got the unlocks key button. Let's see if I need to use it right here. No, but you can't do it like me. No, I think they packages go right there. I see some boxes and everything. I hit him with the unlocks key. You know what? That's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna take it to the house. Why not? Why not, baby? This is an animated janky. That's why not. This toy air for janky. You all heard that door close? Oh, I'm supposed to leave it in a secure mirror area, too. But it is what it is, baby. Take it to the house key. Too bad. I don't even know which way to go, baby. I'm gonna take two H. I'm gonna let this light off. Oh, dang. A lot of these doors don't have it. I'm gonna go down here and see if I can find it on this side. Because, guess what? A lot of these doors don't have the addresses on there. For some of my hot rays, yeah. And that's the seat right there. Let me see if I can have the sheet. 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Hit it with the photos. Mike, let's go. Order 19. We already getting this green. Oh, it's the F right here. All the way to the next one, baby. Jumping like it's hot. Step back in with the photos. Mike, let's go, though. We are getting this one. The Order 20. We already getting it, though. We are. No, we gonna go. You know what I'm talking about? This is a nice house, too. Nice book house. Step back in with the photos. Mike, let's go. Order number we on, baby. We on 21. Hit it with the scan, Ski. I mean, hit it with unlocks. I'll say it with the scan, Ski. It's because it looks so weird. Like, like this. The other stuff is each roof access to the front floor. Like, what does all this stuff mean? I guess we put them right here. Jumping like it's hot. It didn't tell me anything special in the app. It was a mask, bro. Oh, hold on, hold on, what I heard is something over there. Oh, that's a dog. I knew I heard something. I heard something moving over there. What? It's okay, dog. I heard something. I know I ain't tweaking. Let's go. Like, the dog got me scared. Now I'm looking out for everything. That joint, I knew I heard something. I knew I wasn't tweaking. Oh, I heard a kick. I thought it was like the bushes or something. I thought somebody was trying to come up. Oh, okay. Then I went back. That dog was right there. Sheesh. Hit him with the photos. Let's go. It's a great time to be alive. We got to strive to win and get it in, baby. Put it right there. Hit him with the photos. Let's go. Five. To be paranoid, this to be alive, baby. I'm telling you right now. To be paranoid, this to be alive. This joint is light, too. So right there. Let's go. Let's go. Six we are in the mix. Look, they said leave the package over the gate right here. Drop it over the gate. That's what they said. So what I'm gonna do is take a picture of it. Right here, hit up the photos. Mac. Then I'm gonna drop it over the gate. That's what I'm saying. Let's go. Everyone, we thank God for our blessings. We get this money from the stressor. We get this money. Understand, man. Understand, man. Understand, man. Like a sign. Get back in the photos. Mac. We got here getting this cake. Look, I know we ain't in the hood. Now you can know how you can tell. When you start, when you were in Chicago, you start seeing all of them speed bumps. That's how you know. That's exactly how you know. They trying to score. This side. What if we put this right there?  Take it down. Step back so they can really see it. I'm gonna hit them with the photo from the side. Let's go. Wayne's stopping until we shine. We're gonna keep on grinding. We're gonna keep on climbing to the top. Watch for it in the rocks. Don't get caught. Step back in the photos. Mac, let's go. Oh, we already getting though. Y'all know we gonna score. Y'all know we gonna score, baby. Let's hop right here. Step back in the photos. Mac, let's go. Order 31. We're here to get it done, baby. Guess what? Don't think you're sweet just because you got it done. Don't think you're sweet. Jump in the side. Step back in the photos. Mac, let's go. Order 32. A lot of times, they wanna see you lose. Oh, look at this. This joint, look at this joint. This joint, crazy, ain't it? Woo! Get in with the photos. Mac, let's go. 33. Order Scottie Pippin. When they get to shoot, you better get to this, baby. 33. Now my ticket came right at the extents. Extents, yeah? My ticket's stitching, ho, Scottie Pippin. 33. Let's go. At this beautiful house, me and my business partner, swear we just heard somebody talking. I think there's this thing right here. I think so. 33, ho! Oh, yeah, that's the thing. I think y'all are scared of somebody for real if you don't have the photos. Mac! Let's go. It's crazy. Let's take a step to the rear door. I'm right here. Photo, y'all, y'all, y'all. Let's go. Get in, look at this house, guys. I'm talking about this joint. It's crazy. So, I wanna put this right here. Come check that out, you have the photos? Mac! Come on, son. Let's go. Seven, we thank God for our blessing. We're still getting this money. We ain't stressing. This is a nice house. We're back into the nice neighborhood. Again, baby. We don't wanna win, baby. We can ease the evidence, baby. Drop this right here. And with the photo, y'all, y'all. Mac, let's go. We're already getting to this cake. 38 baby, like NBA young boy, baby. These strips are huge. Look how big this is. Y'all probably can see it. It's dark. The strips are huge over here. These are nice, too. Drop that size to the back of the photos. Mac, let's go, though. 39, I'm gonna stop until we're shy. I'm gonna keep on running until we win. We're gonna keep on getting it in. Drop that size to the back of the photos. Mac, let's go. Number 40, shorty. We're already getting busy, baby. Drop that size to the back of the fish. 41, and we're here to get it done. We're here to have some fun.  Put it on the chair. And with the photo, y'all already know those? Let's go, though. 42, Doug, wait a minute, I can tell. Then with the photo, y'all already know those? Mac, let's go. Three, we are already getting busy. This house is a little creepy. It ain't a lot, for real. I look creepy, for real. Dumb, huh? Look real. Drop that size to the back of the photos. Mac, let's go. Oh, we are already getting this dough. I don't know where to take this joint, too, because, oh, here it go. Because they told us to come through this alley for some odd reason, baby. I'ma drop this joint right here. I don't know which, it's like an apartment complex. They told me to come this way, so that's, it gotta be right here. You don't want the photos? Mac, let's go. Number one, we are here to get it done, baby. We went out here and got busy right quick. And I'm talking about, comment below and let me know how long it took us. Let's find out the time. Step back on the photos. Mac, let's go. And just like that, it is the end of the video. I hope you guys enjoyed the content. Guess what, baby? We only drove 24.8 miles. We went wild like Nick Cannon, baby. And it only took us two hours and 15 minutes to get in the baby. Comment below and let me know if we went crazy or not. I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Make sure you like it. Tomorrow it's gonna be back down. Tomorrow it's gonna be back down. Because we ain't playing around. Why we ain't playing around? Because 2022 is still bad season. We gonna keep on getting the reason. I'll see you guys on the next one. We going, we going, we flowing. You already know this, DDK. And I'm on my way.


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Thanks. Okay, we are recording. Okay. Thank you. Yep. Have a great meeting. Thank you. Hello. How are you? How about you? Good. So we are, we're recording to the cloud just so you know, so. Okay. I won't say anything. You were feeling. So that I will use myself and another friend brought our kids to the car. Last week, I think. Oh, good. Yeah. It was nice. It was quiet. Yeah. Did manage to do some crafts and good craft room and the kids loved running around in the gallery. So. Good. Well, thanks for coming. Yeah. How's the attendance been. It's quiet. It's quiet, but. Yeah. Yeah. I'm just picking up a little bit, but. Yeah. It's still. Still quiet. Hi, Amy. Hi, Shona. We're already recording. Just so you know, and Jim is not going to be here today. Okay. So we'll just get started since it is. Okay. Somebody's got, somebody's got music on. I'm going to read the. We'll be a lot to read for us to begin, and then we can get started. So pursuant to governor Baker's March 12, 2020 orders, suspending certain divisions of the open meeting law. General law chapter 30 a section 18. This meeting of the Amherst public art commission is being conducted by a remote participation. Now I have to do a roll call check just to make sure everybody's on the phone. Yeah. Amy Crawley. Here. Shona King. Here. And Bill Cason here. Jim Barnhill is absent. The meeting is now called to order. And if anybody wants to call it on the phone, press, if anybody's calling it on the phone, nobody currently is press star nine to raise their hand to speak. All right. So. Hello. I will begin by saying I expect this to be a very short meeting. Primarily because I have had zero time basically to put toward public art commission stuff in the last three weeks or so since it's been since we last met. The situation with the public schools that some of you may have been following have been. Well, from some of our point of view. It's been extremely challenging. And it's kind of absorbing. Much of my time plus other. Commitments that I have. So it's. Yeah, it's been tough. But we can discuss that elsewhere. So. Share reports. I have really nothing to report. Except one thing I've been working. I think one thing I have been working on sort of is working with Brianna sonnard. Sorry, Brianna, I'm sure I pronounced your last name wrong. In town hall to get a press release written. 4% for art. And so I drafted it and I sent it to her and she had said that. Lynn Griesimer and maybe somebody in town hall want to. Add to it. Basically I wrote like a paragraph summary and then threw in a quick quote of my own at the bottom and, you know, be nice to get a press release. And then I sent it to her and she said, Hey, this is great. So that we have a press release. We can blast the press. We did get a write up in mass live. And the other thing is that the mass municipal society is, you called me up to do something on their. Website for their newsletter for their folks. But that's really the only press I've seen. Even the Gazette. I don't think that a follow-up piece after that initial. This is coming up for a vote. And then we have a press release. And we can kind of on that a bit and try to get a little more attention. The other thing I think is key about the press release is that we, we want to fill those two seats that we have, and we have to start interviewing people. So once we have the press release that I think we put the call out again for new members. And then we linked to the press release and say, Hey, come join us. You get to work on this exciting new project. And I think that hopefully would be a selling point. And Amy, I did get that email you sent me. I haven't been able to follow up yet with that person from the press release. So I hope you can reach back out to her. In fact, you might want to do that and say, Hey, we're looking for new members. You might want to think about applying. I can follow up.  And I signed off on the forms that we needed to get the checks cut. I haven't heard anything back. So you can let me know what's going on with that. Amy, once we get to electrify immersed. And I think that's about it. From my end as far as. So. So, I guess we haven't really spent any money. No change. Oh, I guess the other thing is we could, I looked at the minutes. And the one thing I didn't notice is a million shoe is our last name. It's HSU. SHU. HSU. Thank you. But otherwise it would look good to me. If anybody else has. Any significant changes. Otherwise I say. We move to ratify the minutes and. I move that amount. Do it. Any second. Second. Second. All in favor of approving the minutes. Hey. Yeah. Okay. Bravo. Hey, so. Okay. So. So on to electrify. Where do we stand? Pretty much where. What you've already stated. The check or I should say the paperwork for the reimbursement was submitted to the Amherst cultural council on October 8th. I got an email acknowledgement from GG. And so it's, it's in there. And it's, it's in there. It's in there. It's in there. It's in there. Ballpark right now. Hopefully going through the process. To have the. Check. Sent out. I did request that they send. The check. To build address. Because we cannot access our. Mailbox at the library. And GG didn't think there would be any. Problem with that. So. I mean, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Getting it deposited and. Turned around to the artists. Great. Oh, and Jim Barnhill did take photos of the two artists. The boxes. And he sent them to me. Did he send them to you as well? I haven't received anything. I did. Here. He had one scheduled. And was waiting back to hear from the other folks. So it sounds like he may have. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. So he has a photo of Michelle. And Peter. And then the third artist didn't want to be photographed with her box. So we should just get some photos out of the box. So. My little videos that I've got on Slate still are. They're going to happen. They just. There's a bigger project that had a harder deadline that jumped out of the box. So. I have some pictures that I took that I can send you Shona. And I don't know if Michelle had also reached out to you because she had a bunch of pictures. Yes, she did. And she also wanted to redo her interview. So. We actually did it like a re-interview with her last week. Okay. So. So. Nothing else. Not for, not for the box project. Okay. Town Hall gallery. Town Hall gallery is the same. I've been in touch with Chris Bordenka, who would have been our onsite artists for November, December. He's. Interested with doing the digital and he has videos and things. So I'm working with him to get stuff. Put together and on our Facebook page and on the page on the town website. Right. Well, he was the one that had the fun, like toys and stuff, right? Yes. Yeah. Yeah, that's a fun one. Yeah. He's got some nice stuff. Time-lapse videos and things. So. Oh, cool. Can't wait to see it. Amy, I'm sorry. Chris's last name. It's Bordenka, which is B O R. D E N. C A. I believe. Bordenka. Yep. You're welcome. Social media and the updates. Well, that was sort of time to social media. So any further. Yeah. Cross over there. No, no, no. You know, it's shown on I can. We are putting just putting other things up there with. Public art stuff or things going on town around town. I don't know if anybody had the opportunity to go to the. Photography projection event on Friday. How was it? No, I'm. Yes, I did. How was it? I found it actually incredibly depressing. Why? Yeah. It was like. Yeah. Yeah. I found it actually incredibly depressing. Why? It was like. Just all these like really happy families in front of their big houses and it just felt like a kick in the gut to me. Was there, were there a lot of people in? Yes, there was actually, there was way more people than I thought there would be. Good. But yeah, that's, that was my takeaway of it. Yeah. Where did this take place? I missed this completely. Behind AJ Hastings and that little parking lot that hidden secret parking lot. Yep. Right. I guess there's. There's also other business or that gets the big piece of business that wasn't actually on the agenda that should be as a poetic, the grant for poetic dialogue. And what's going on with that? Well, I don't know. I went on the cultural councils website, which is really just, you know, tying into the town website. And then when you click on the application or more information, it takes you to MCC and then the applications through MCC. That sounds right. Yes. Okay. All right. I will work on that. I just wanted to confirm that. That was the, you're taking me to the right place. Yeah. Yeah. It all kind of does that filter through the state site. Application through MCC. Okay. And what's the deadline on that again? The 15th of November, I believe. So. I'll try to, I'll try to see if I can. Write my text in word or something and then share it with you before. Yeah. Do we need to reach out to the person who was going to do the restoration work to make sure that the price that he quoted us. Two years ago. I did. I talked to him. Yeah. And he said that the $800 is still fine if we're going to do. Just like a. Like an in place restoration. And then he said, I'm going to do the painting and that sort of thing, but if we wanted to have it, like, removed and brought to his shop and completely resurfaced, then that would be more. And he's, um, He wasn't solid on a number, but it would be something a little more like 1300. Even that seems very reasonable. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It would last longer. He said the, um, like the sanding in the painting would last, you know, he expects probably about two years and then it would be needed to be done again. Whereas bringing it out and resurfacing it would be like, you know, 10 years. It strikes me as a very low number. Just under $2,000 to remove the entire thing, transport it, refinish it, bring it back, reinstall it.  It was just kind of like fly by the seat of his pants. And he never actually sent me an email confirming that. So, um, if. If we are interested in the bigger deal, um, I can go back to him and get him to like, actually send something for real. I was just going to say that. Um, when we've applied for anything, we always go with a higher number and then there is a part on the application. If you don't receive the full amounts, you know, plan a plan B. Um, and, and we'd also talked about possibly. Working with Dickinson museum. So there might be some other. Uh, Support there. Fund or something. I mean, this is something that occurred to me. Yeah. Yeah. So what is the question? Is it about the budget funds that you're using? I mean, If it's about the budget funds that you're using as a advisory body. Are we supposed to be paying an outside contractor who's essentially contracting with the town? I mean, there's, there's like a bidding process usually for these kinds of things. I think I don't know what the legality of any of this is. Um, or whether that's an issue. It strikes me that. This may be more complicated than we think. I mean, it's the thing about the. We would not have to do that. And we would not be able to get funds, but being that we're going to be using a grant, maybe that because of those monies being different. It would be. Like a different. Process. You know what I mean? I think I better reach out to Paul though and just double check. Okay. But it seems to me like we'd certainly like to choose the. Better option. More long lasting option. years. Yeah. You know, we want a more permanent fix. Ellen, as somebody who deals with sculpture more commonly and outdoor pieces that you have a few. Yeah. I mean, that does seem like a very low number if Mal's bringing it to his shop. But I don't know again, do you know where his shop is? Is it in Ludlow? Okay, it used to be in Holyoke, but now it's in Ludlow. Okay, so it's a bit of a haul. I think we would want to get something either an email or writing. I don't know if MCC is going to ask to see the quote, if that's part of the application or not. But I think I'd be more comfortable with the actual real, you know, written down quote myself. Yeah, being that he was, you know, just kind of on the fly with the higher number. Yeah, I can't remember. There is a section where you could include other information. So what you're referring to, Ellen, with you know, maybe needing a copy of a quote or something. I don't know if that would qualify and fit under that section. But there is often, you know, additional documentation that can be included in the application depending on what you're applying for. And I mean, the person who's we've asked to do this, should we be getting more than one quote? I mean, I don't know if this person is what the qualifications are. I really wasn't in on that process. You've seen his artwork. He did like the sign for the high horse and he did the Viking ship inside the high horse and and other stuff around town. He's been around a while doing doing his thing. Similar kinds of cut cut metal, big plates of cut metal. So it's yeah. Yeah.  I'm not quite sure how I mean, like, so if I was doing a project like this, you know, I would typically, I mean, obviously, we don't have much time, but you know, when I've gotten multiple quotes, I don't know how, how, where do we want to go with this? How far do we want to or need to maybe I mean, maybe that manager is a good we should just bounce off of him and see. I think we should just do a two pronged approach where maybe Billy, you go to the town manager and ask if if we're if we receive grant money, whether we can just select our own restore or if it has to go through the typical town process. But again, as Shoshana mentioned, maybe because it's grant funds and not town money, we may be able to just do that. And then the other approach is to talk, get more detail from Kamal. Okay, sounds good. And Shoshana, do you want to do that or you want me to reach out? I can talk to Kamal. Okay. Thank you. Yeah, if you want to know more about him on the Amherst Arts Night Plus YouTube page, there's a video of his showcasing his work and his, his artistic background. What's his last name? Peters. Yeah, it's actually spelt like Camille Peters. Yeah, okay. But he pronounces it Kamal. Got it. Cool. All right. Okay, so no problem. I will definitely send an email to Paul. That doesn't get a response. I'll try to schedule a meeting with him. It might be worth, because we still have this issue, the bolt would might be worth talking to him about that. I haven't heard anything. So yeah, maybe it's better if I just schedule a phone meeting with him as soon as I can get one. Okay. Okay. Anything else? I had a question. I was just wondering, Bill, if you'd heard anything about the Rise mural project, did anything come of that? Sorry. Yes, they selected a winner. Did you, did you guys see any of the entries? The, no. Mom, maybe I can pull it up and show you. Let me see. Give me a second. Where would it be? Where would it be? Let me search on my computer. Rise folder. Art of submissions. Yeah. Okay. You want me to share it? I think I can bring this up. All right. Let's see. Share screen. And then I want to share. Rise art of submissions. All right. Are you guys seeing that this? I'm flipping through the first two pages. Apex. Yes. Okay. Okay. I'm going to jump to the. Sorry, I'll probably make you guys dizzy. Let me also make this full screen. I'll flip through fairly quickly until we get to the actual submissions. The retail art programming. All right. Call it that. All right. So here's. This is the artist Apex. This was his proposal. Some of the, some of the artists submitted more than one proposal. This is his second proposal. He had two concepts. They're doing the whole building. All building. This is the next artist. I'll tell you what my favorite was. And I'll tell you who won. My favorite did not win. My second choice did. Did win though. I think I might have had him as my third choice. But I didn't love proposal. It reminds me of like 70s. Yeah. Wow. He would really do like. Photo realistic stuff. Yeah. Maybe, maybe, maybe I shouldn't be revealing who I voted for on this public forum. I'll just tell you who won. No, I don't mind telling you what my pick was. I don't think that's a matter of privacy. This is his second. So they really did get some big. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Maybe bugs. So this was the winner. So it's all local animals. Giant size. A big turkey. And giant chickadees. For starters, this is great. I like the chickadees. You know, it is our neighbor. Yes. I do love birds. Yes. I don't know about the turkey though. I like the other ones. So she was my first choice and she was the only woman in the pool. Yeah. So I was disappointed that she didn't get picked. But I think, I think she's, she's sort of miles ahead of the rest.  Local. Peeps, including. Actually. Yeah. I don't know if you could have gotten permission for that. Look at that. Okay. Yeah, I really liked hers. I was disappointed. Emily. Emily in a bottle. Oh, fun. Yeah. These are not, I kind of like these as well for abstracts. I might abstract floral. Borns. Very. Real nature. The colors. It doesn't pop like the other ones. Yeah. It's a little more subdued. Blends. Were any of the artists. New England based artists. No. I don't think so. What was the name of the winner?  Oh no. I was going to put it in the minutes, but. Oh, look, it's a. So his, his. It's Zeos or Z O Z A E O S. I don't know if they give his any other name for him. That's just his. It's not a plume. Yeah, I can see why they picked the one that that one, because it's like, you know, when you're dealing with that kind of commerce, you don't want to be like a little too wild looking, you know. Well, there was a lot of. I wouldn't say complaints, but there was anyway, there's a number in North Amherst, where I live, there's a number of loud voices. We're saying, you know, make sure this is appropriate. And so I think they went with a safer choice. Maybe one of the safer choices. But it's not, there's something to it. I mean, I think it's, I think it's going to look great. Yeah, yeah. It'll be exciting just to have something that, that big in the area. Yeah. So they had reached out to me saying they want to help with, help with PR or just getting a little community on board a little bit more than they do have a community outreach person who's been running a lot of this guy Ben. Who actually did grow up around here. So he's, he's the one who's been kind of cord was coordinating the jury. So I don't know if they'll actually call us for anything, but I'm happy to help however. I can see how, how far we can. When, when were they, what's the target for having the painting? Not clear to me, not clear to me if they're trying to do it now or, or if they're going to wait until the spring. I would, I would hope they would wait until the spring, but I'm not sure. Cool. Okay. I have to admit when I heard about the mural, it like brought back this memory of that I had of going to the Netherlands to a coffee shop. And there was this giant. Mural done by Boris Vallejo of like this woman riding a panther. So this is a little more subdued, but. It fits. Yeah. So anything else. Scheduling our next meeting. I guess that's what we're doing then.  So we're at the 26th today. Three weeks out would be the 16th four weeks out would be the 23rd. I'll say the week before Thanksgiving or the week of Thanksgiving. Yes. So the week of Thanksgiving. I may well be out of town or we could do it. 30th week. Yeah. So probably the 23rd is not. A good day. Yeah. I would say the 16th or the 30th to like, I agree with you. Okay. The other opinions. The 30th is St Andrew's day. A Scottish holiday. And there's a full moon. I have the cultural council grant due on Monday, the November 16th date. I mean, that might be an opportunity. It depends if it's a midnight. Deadline, we could discuss it in the meeting on the 16th. That might be good. Yeah. Anything to discuss, but I need that. I mean, we can put it up for the 16th and I need to confirm that. Okay. Okay. So Monday. All right. So a matching items. I will. I think I'll set up a phone meeting with Paul. As soon as I can get one. And if I can't get one soon, then. Send an email. And show. You'll reach out to come on. Yeah. You'll get started on writing up something. Amy, you're always busy with a million things for us. I will follow up. With the email from the UMass person. Opening on a commission. Yes. Great. Yeah. And me and our one will work on those videos. Great. And I'll send you photos. Make sure we'll make sure Jim sent me the photos, but we'll make sure it gets them to you guys or I'll forward it to you. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. For short, efficient, sweet meeting. All right. Thank you. Bye.


What's going on guys? Today I am back with another Destiny video and today I bring you this top 5 trials of the Cyrus Plays of the week. Now if you do enjoy the video leaving a like is much appreciated on my behalf and if you have any bad ass click to send in send it into the email address linked in the top of the video description but as always guys see you on that next one. No! Shit! Oh my God! Let's go! Let's go! The slam metal? Yeah, they did. They slammed. Yeah. Oh my God. That's all their secrets. Because I play a lot, I don't think there's anyone I haven't faced necessarily. Any of the biggest ones at least. I'm sniping now so who knows how this will go. I know how this will go. I'm sniping and shocked at this. I'm a cool kid. Well, okay. GG. I'm sniping now so let's see how this will go. I'm sure it will go badly. Gets the triple.


They know damn.  Well, that's not the case man. All right I am withholding sex from my girlfriend until she loses weight The reason for this is because this is gonna motivate her We're getting ready to go to bed the other night and my girlfriend takes off her clothes She normally sleeps naked and I'm looking at her body.  So I told her to step on the scale, but naked and the scale read a hundred and thirty-three pounds now My girlfriend usually her weight is usually somewhere between 120 and 125 Sometimes it gets to 127 128 depending on that time of the month if she's bloated retaining water, whatever the case may be But 133 is Unacceptable don't get me wrong my girlfriend is still she has a great body probably a better body than Probably 90% of women out there, but I don't give a she needs to lose that weight because this is where it starts So until she loses five count them five pounds. She is getting no sex from me period By the way, it's not even about the weight guys Devon weighs about a hundred and forty five pounds Probably a little bit more, but she's very dense She also has a lot of muscle and she's five six, so she's taller than most females So she carries her weight very well Obviously those of you on the TSR primetime side will see how well she carries her weight But also listen, she she works out three times a week with a personal trainer and is on HGH That's how she maintains her body. Oh by the way Unfortunately, most chicks in this country are grossly overweight to the tune of six sixty seven percent Guys that is two out of three women in this country that are not Bangable by men of value did no wonder men of value are having a hard time finding women and what makes their obesity Really bad is that fatties are becoming even more entitled They walk around like they're God's gift to men when it actually they're really God's gift to fast-food restaurants Devon's a spoiled brat guys It dude if we sit down at a restaurant and we and our waiter or waitress isn't there within 30 seconds She starts to look around right where our drinks where our appetizers, right? This is to this is too cold This is too hot Devon if you're listening.  She's a seven in The face she's a six and a half. She has a six and a half face. She's not a listen She's not again listen. She has above average looks slightly above average looks in the face her face Interface she's a six on the worst day with no makeup on her best day her face is a seven her body on the other hand is an eight and a half her Body is an eight and a half Her body is an eight on the on her worst day on her best day.  Look at this There here another two couple here another couple pictures of her dude. Look at this chick This chick isn't even close to attractive man. She's overweight. She's got a plain face.  She is a five to look at the screen. Look at the screen Yasmin Yasmin is a five on a good day But she has the gall to say just not good good enough or great enough for me guys This speaks to the gross overestimation of a woman's self Evaluated value.  I would smash that if you would smash that Honestly, if you would smash that you are thirsty


This whole Derrick Henry thing has been a lot and apparently it's not over yet because the Baltimore Ravens actually still may have a shot to land Derrick Henry. So of course, as you know, Cole Jackson reported yesterday that the Baltimore Ravens and the Tennessee Titans apparently had a deal in place. They had everything set. They were good to go on a trade that would send Derrick Henry to Baltimore. But apparently, according to him in the sources, he said that ownership stepped in. So that would be Amy Shrunk and she shut it down. She said no. She did the whole Adam Silver when the Lakers were trying to acquire Chris Paul some years back and they shut that down. They did the whole Roger Goodell. I remember when the Ravens were involved in like this three-team trade that where they would have ended up in the long run with Jadevian Clowney about years ago. And I forgot the other two teams that were involved. I don't remember if it was the Saints or the Jaguar. I always forget. Maybe one of y'all will remember. But anyway, it got shut down. But according to Paul, Paul Kaharski, who covers the Tennessee Titans, he said on Amy Adams Shrunk, that's Titans owner, but on her vetoing a deal for Derrick Henry, not true. So he's saying, oh, that did not go down. That didn't happen. So it's still a lot of back and forth. But the good thing to know is that by today, by 4 p.m. Eastern time today, whether it's true or not, whether it goes down or not, whether this trade happens or it doesn't happen, we will officially know by 4 p.m. today. And whatever trade the Baltimore Ravens may do or may not do, we'll know by today and it will be official by today, which is a beautiful thing because I know a lot of y'all with all the back and forth, it drives you crazy. For me, I don't mind it so much. But I know for a lot of y'all, it drives you crazy. Now, one thing to keep in mind with this whole Derrick Henry thing and really just any possible trade that happens today from any team. Adam Shrunk to report yesterday, he said any long shot chance of a potential Derrick Henry deal diminished even further at 4 p.m. today, which was yesterday. He said when the deadline passed for him to restructure his contract ahead of Tuesday's trade deadline, Henry has 5.5 mil left on his deal. I don't think it's going to happen. A source said so that means that that 5.5 mil that's left on his deal, a team would have to take that on and that will get divided up into the remaining who the Ravens have nine games left. So yeah, they six and two, so they have nine games left. That would get broken up into those nine games, but they would still have to pay that five, that entire 5.5 mil all to him. So that could make things a bit trickier. It weren't already tricky enough between the Baltimore Ravens and the Tennessee Titans, but there is still a sliver of hope. Now, with it being the trade deadline, we got some questions. So people sent in some questions that they were like, Hey, we trying to get the answers to these, but before the trade deadline, and you know what, just because we ain't going to have no time to do them later, because the trade deadline is going to come and go in a couple hours. Let's go ahead and talk about these right now. The first one came from my guy, Raven Pride. He said, what up? It's your boy, Raven Pride. Hope you and the family are in good spirits as well as Ravens fans. We have to be honest about the business of this sport. These guys come into this game for two reasons, to play football and to get paid. So when it comes down to deciding who to keep, it's tough. And that's why these general managers get paid to make these decisions. Hopefully EDC can work his magic. Oh yeah. They certainly get paid the big bucks to make the decision on who they're going to give the big bucks to. So, but it's still fun for us all to talk about it as fans. That's, that's the beauty of it. Anyway, next question came from my guy, Justin. He said, and these two are Tinker and Clean Patrons. So I appreciate y'all. He said, thank you for all that you do. No, you got to thank me for nothing. Y'all do all the work. I don't do nothing, but send a message. Y'all do all the work though. Anyway, he said, do you believe OBJ will come alive in the playoffs or do you think he's lost a step? I believe he just isn't as smooth as he once was, but I hope I'm wrong. Yeah, that's, that's something right there. That ain't got nothing to do with the trade deadline, but hey, I do hope that it's a little bit of both. I do think he certainly lost a step. He certainly lost several steps. It seems like, and yeah, that is a perfect way to explain it. He does not seem as smooth as he once was. He's trying. He's really trying, but it's, it ain't clicked yet. I think it'll, I think he'll wake up before the playoffs. Cause I mean, hey, I know people talk about force feeding and whatnot, but you paying them 15 mil, like it ain't too much force feeding for 15 mil. Like you trying to get your money's worth.  So yeah, I think he'll come alive before a playoff time though. Next question came from Maurice, who's also a team keeping clean page. He said, Hey, we'll love to get your thoughts on potentially adding a running back as reported by the Diana Rossini. Everyone is talking about Derek Henry or say, Quan, you name it. But how about Zach Morse? Appreciate your work. Appreciate you Maurice. Zach Morse will be a really good one because he would fit right in with the Baltimore Ravens. I mean, he already went off on the Ravens at M and T bank stadium. So why not? Why not? And the Colts, they already showed like Jonathan Teller was out. Zach Morse was in. He had been balling. Jonathan Teller got back. They paid Jonathan Teller right away. And Zach Morse, I mean that he did what he, he did what he needed to do to earn him a little deal too, but they didn't pay him. So again, you can't pay everybody. Even though Jonathan Teller been doing this thing for years with the Colts and whatnot, but that could make Zach Morse be like, Oh, well, what about me? So that would be, that would be a nice move. I would not be mad if they got a Zach Morse cause he's shown like Ravens, no first hand that Zach Morse, he can carry the load. Next question came from Nyan. Nyan always asked some fire questions, by the way. He said, I ain't gravy and Nyan here, wishing you bountiful health and success for you and the fan. Appreciate that, man. So two points here. First point. I didn't care personally to get Derek Henry. Gus Edwards has the same production with less carries. All we'd be paying for is a name and reputation. And with Gus getting three touchdowns against the Cardinals, it's almost like he said, Derek, who? Now I get what you're saying, but I think it's more than that. I think you will be paying for a running back that can also get the job done that can carry that carry that load as well. And somebody that has experience, especially in the playoffs as well. So it's more than just a name. I see where you're getting at, but I think it's more than just a name. It's somebody that can ball too. But anyway, he said, if anything, we should look to acquire more depth at corner receiver or defensive line, because in my opinion, Clowney ain't it. All right, now we got a problem. Now we got a problem, Nyan. See, I ain't appreciate that one. I appreciate what you said about my guy Clowney. I don't like this question anymore. You started off hot, but then when you said that, I didn't appreciate that. So I'm going to need you to issue a formal apology. Not only the team keep it clean, but not only to the Baltimore Ravens, but to the David and Clowney specifically, I need you to issue a formal public apology to hashtag JC24. But we'll continue just this once. Oh, he said, second point, it's funny that Geno Stone continues to impress and make us and hopefully the front office believers during the game. One of the commentators mentioned that we haven't seen something like this since guess who? Ed Reed. I'm just saying per my last email, hashtag trade Williams 2024 offseason. We'll talk about that later. I can't, I can't argue with it though. I can't argue with that one. We'll talk about that later this week. Anyway, he said, I know I said too, but I'd like to say something else that's funny. With all defense playing like it has been, I'm more excited to see the defense than the offense lately. Initially going into the season, I was excited for our offense, but this defense got me hype. Oh man, I wouldn't want to take it back there because I don't remember the days like watching the Ravens of old when I would be more excited to see the defense than offense and that like the offense is back then was like, now the offense right now is not like that, but they can be rough sometimes. So once they get clicking though, that's when we really going to want to see them.  I think us as Ravens fans, we get so spoiled by it. We take it for granted because we so used to but so much of what he does is just, it's literally insane. But then he said, send with appreciation to the greatest NFL outsider and greatest source for all things Ravens coverage. Oh, that definitely ain't me. The greatest now, but I do appreciate you though, man. He said, go team keep it clean and shout out to shout out to all God nine man. I appreciate you a lot man. I ain't going to forget about that public apology that you owe to Judevian clowny though. So I won't forget. I'm going to remind you every time I see your email, every time I see your name, I will gladly give you a reminder because you owe it to my guy and he's going to show you to what I know he missed a sec. This past game, but he's getting it. The pressure's getting there. The pressure's getting but watch against him. See Hawks because David clowny against his former team. That's what he really want to show out.  But anyway, last question came from my guy, Jarvo. This looks like it's more for down the line, but he said, can we franchise tag Patrick Queen or Justin Matabique if a deal can be made and then tag another free agent the following year like Bateman or away if they can't get a deal done with them. Well, yeah, they can certainly tag Patrick Queen or Justin Matabique when their deals run out because they can ready to be free agents. And if they did not want to let either go, they couldn't come to an agreement with either one. They could place that franchise tag on them and boom, they'll be stuck unless they facilitated a trade or something and worked it out with another team. But yeah, so they could do that. But now the next part where you said, could they do it the following year on Bateman or away if they couldn't get a deal done with them. Now they could, but that would mean that they declined their fifth year options if they tagged them the following year. But they could like you could do that for any free agent like you can only use the tag once on one player per season, but you can do it for anybody that's a pending free agent for you. So yeah, they have that option. And he also said, is it me or is Lamar extremely focused more than ever this year? I think Lamar is always focused. I don't think this year changed his focus at all. I think the way that he's playing is a bit different though. And the reason why I say that is because you could tell I feel like he is more reserved and not even necessarily reserved, but it almost seemed like he's just protecting himself more and looking out for himself long term more than he has before. Just the way that he runs the how he runs just to what he does when he runs seem like he just holding back. It seemed like he's playing the long game a bit more than he has in the past. It seemed like he is focused, but he's thinking about the future a lot, the immediate future. Like I'm talking about like playoffs and stuff like that. And it seems like he just really holding stuff down and reserving stuff until they get to there. And I'm not saying holding plays back. I'm not saying even, but just the way that he, I feel like he's not playing as loose as he has before. Still playing good now, but not playing as loose. So I still, I think he waiting to get loose until later on in the season, but yeah, especially come playoff time. Then I think that's when I think he's gonna go crazy and really put it all out there.


We're going to get started with the demos from the hackathon. We have eight projects here that are going to demonstrate one after another. You'll have to make a note of these because we will be doing public voting. And then based on that, we will decide the winners of this hackathon. So if you guys don't mind, please move towards the front because some of the things these guys will be showing will be really tiny parts you might not even be able to see from the back. So the further you sit up, the better you will be able to see some of the tiny parts here. All right, I'm going to let you guys get started. OK, good evening, everyone. So I am Yogesh, working as a junior embedded engineer on IoT products. And I'm Surya Sundaraj. I'm also an embedded engineer. And here we are on to the smart LPG stand. So before going to the topic, why this is in a smart LPG stand? OK, we are making a stand which will sense the weight of the LPG gas system. And it will be also able to sense the leakage of the gas. And the next thing is in the present scenario, as you are seeing, if you want to book a gas, you want to call. I'll just start my demo, asking a question. I can say every person here may face the worst side of the traffic jams, right? And you can see the ambulances sirening back of you, waiting for the signal, getting cleared. At that time, what you will feel like. If there is any chance to make the ambulance clear, OK, people may help the person who is in the ambulance, right? Every second matters like if it is getting late. So this is like when an ambulance is stuck in the middle of the traffic, what we can do. So our project is like real time emergency traffic corridor. My name is Rajiv Brahma. And I'm Arvind. What are we going to do in this project? Suppose an ambulance is reaching. Imagine this scenario. You're at a coffee shop. There are about 50 different coffees. You're trying to think about what to buy. And you just can't think about anything. And your friend told you something the other day. You cannot seem to remember that as well.  The people behind you are giving dirty looks. Everybody is getting impatient. My heart beats are rising. It becomes a huge issue. It's a real world problem. We have a real world solution. So I'm Vaishak. And this is Invenio. Invenio is a basic recommendation system. It's an internet of things project based on recommended systems. So what this does is it basically finds your location. And depending on your location and past interests, what it's going to do is it's going to build recommendations using our custom recommendation engine and interact with real world displays to give you real world suggestions. So the problem with traditional recommendation systems are that they're on your laptop or they're on your phone. They give you good recommendations, but you don't tend to. No, sorry. Lunch, no. OK, let's come to introduction first. I'm Raghav Piyan. He's Harish. He's Nikhil and that guy's Harsha. We are B Persevers. And this is his BS, the two in astrophysics. Actually, we don't have any link between what we have done. But we have learned every part of this thing. And we have done with what experience we have got from what we learned. What the thing we have done today is called Socosys. It's just a short word of what it is called is social media-based control system. What it does is it just uses the social media. So, I'll begin. Good afternoon, guys. This is Sonika and Myself Tarun. So this is our app, Log My Day. It's more than a diary. So one sec. Yeah, so coming to journaling and writing diaries, it's more like a habit. You know, now at this point in time, you have these mobile apps. It's more like digitized. But it's, you know, and things like at this point of time, you have people who generally write. They tend to use these apps because it is convenient on the fly. And also, you have new customers who are actually coming into this field because it's convenient, because it's not as hard as going and being disciplined and sitting and writing. So the point is you happen to have a set of user groups who are actually continuing to do this activity. And these are the chaps whom we are targeting on. And what the existing apps? I'm Devrit. This is Aparna and this is Sumit. So, show of hands. How many have seen Iron Man 3? Please, show of hands. OK. So how this project started was that the three of us were watching Iron Man 3 a couple of days ago. And we were coming for the hackathon over here. And we were watching this exact scene. And this is what inspired us. So just let's have a short look at it. OK, so that's really fast-fetched. Don't worry, Iron Man's not going to come over here. But what you wanted to do was that implement gesture control, what Tony Stark is trying to do for web. So there were a lot of options which we tried to figure out. We thought we could go with the Xbox Kinect. Hello, everyone. I'm Rajat. So I'll start with a question. How many of you think what are the greatest inventions by human beings? Any answers? What are some of the greatest inventions done by humans? Not cheese? OK. So according to me, these are some of the greatest inventions. One is the travel domain. And another is the digital age. So the travel lets you go to an information point and gather information. And another lets the information come to you. So these have really added to the evolution path of human beings. So it's all about information. So if information is such a big game changer in our lives, so already people with power and- The project that we have done here is wholly meant to a particular group of prosthetic people. I mean to say, think of a person who don't have fingers. He can't write something, right? But he wants to write something. In that case, he can go with our project, which we call it as Invisible Pencil. Now let's go for the demonstration.


Welcome to Art of One Dojo where we build martial arts unity and we offer an online dojo for all. We are an interactive community forum and today I wanted to provide an update on what we have coming up on the channel. So we started in 2018 producing topics on history, training, health, and overcoming personal obstacles. We're going to continue to do that. However, over the past few years we have received extremely insightful and constructive discussions from all of you and we're taking things to the next level. We're going to be expanding our content in order to one, touch on a greater variety of topics and two, provide deeper and thought provoking interactive discussions. So what this means is, in addition to our normal weekly shows, we will be adding a new program, Art of One Dojo Live. Now we will be making an announcement soon on exactly when and how frequent this is going to launch but there are many topics, several controversial, that we feel that we could really dig some teeth into. Now we did this a couple of months ago with an episode that looked at Kempo and we asked if it really worked. We had Aaron Cohen on as a guest and his background is a stunt and tactical training expert as well as having extensive military and martial arts experience. We got down in dirty and we put the art of Kempo through a grinder in an attempt to edit objective and brutal analysis. Now we got a great response and we realized that there are a lot of subjects that we'd like to give the same treatment and to present them to you as a live topic so that we can all take part in the discussion and really get down to the bones of things, more so than we can in this episode. The show will feature a main discussion as well as smaller story segments, polls and answering viewer questions. We are also hoping to include some live guests as well so we are really excited to bring this to you and take the martial arts content to a higher and much more engaging level. One of the topics we'd like to explore is that a few years ago the UK banned all boxing and martial arts programs in prisons. Now this sets up an interesting question, should martial arts be taught or allowed in prisons? Will it help with behavior management or is it adding potential risk to a volatile situation? So we do currently have a poll right now live on our channel and our community tab so I'm really curious to know what your initial thoughts are and then we will expand more on that during the show. Other topics we are considering are, should students be allowed to use self-defense in school? How do you deal with discrimination in the martial arts? Threat assessment, where is the line of being healthily aware of dangers and going too far into extremes? Went to the escalated situation and the proper ways to do so. And looking at what best arts are for law enforcement or security. So we're reaching out to you, the viewers, all of you guys out there. What topics do you want to talk about? They could be new topics or even revisiting previous episodes if you want to go into greater detail. This is a chance for us to take the proverbial gloves off and get down and dirty. Additionally, we may potentially analyze footage of real life martial arts in action. So that being said, we are putting out a call for footage. A common criticism of traditional martial arts is, if it really works, then how come we don't see it on video? That alone is a good topic for discussion. But if any of you out there have video footage of a particular art working in a real life situation, not choreographed and not set up, and we'll be willing to share it, and of course we can blur our identities and we can omit details or apply user credit, however you guys want to work it out, then we could definitely provide opportunities to talk about the true effectiveness of all the different martial arts out there. So we are very excited to bring these interactive discussions to the platform. And now for those of you who are looking for a little bit of a lighter fare, we will also be trying a few more casual streams. In previous episodes, we looked at a couple of old school martial arts games in what we called Retro Dojo. So we are converting Retro Dojo into a new alternative live stream show where I'll be doing stream playthroughs of older martial arts video games and we can casually hang out, have fun, talk about what media impacted our training, and just talk about martial arts in the less formal setting. And finally, on a more important note, we are proud to announce that we will be supporting a very special non-profit organization that uses the martial arts to help children combat cancer and other life-threatening illnesses. The Hero Circle was founded 22 years ago and it is a global healing and wellness initiative inspired by the Children of Kids Kicking Cancer.  Their focus is on pain and stress management for pediatric patients as well as creating resilience and support for their families. Classes are delivered in person and virtually throughout hospitals, community organizations, medical facilities, outpatient centers, and camps and schools across the world. I personally fully believe in the impact and value this organization provides and I had the personal pleasure of speaking with Richard Plowden who serves as the chief martial arts therapist and for those of you who aren't familiar with him he has an extensive experience in competitive tournament fighting. Now we got into the details of the program so look out for that episode coming next. So here we are folks, we are now entering a new phase of Art of One Dojo. An opportunity for us to chew on some good topics and to provide some real good in the world using the tools that the martial arts have to offer. Now take a look at this aggressive yet objective discussion on Kempo and then leave a comment down below or on the Kempo video to let us know what other topics that you would like to see discussed at this level. Let's crack it open and build something special.