Welcome to the breakfast and plus the air for care. It's time for us to take you through the pages of a national dailies And we have GD Johnson who joins the conversation. It's good to have you join us this morning GD Johnson Good morning messy. Good morning. The coffee and good morning to all our peers all about the world. Good morning Mr. Johnson, thanks for joining us. All right, let's take a look at the leadership newspaper this Friday morning and the attention would be on the top caption or top Pedder this morning and the fastest the adult treated fuel crisis blame game continues queue refuse to go away and A lot of persons are asking why up until this morning. You still have cues in Lagos. We're looking at the leadership newspaper this morning and President Muhammad Buhari still consulting on electoral bill presidency. Yes We're looking at the leadership newspaper and that's what you find and the way from that you also have CBN Bank as committee plan $200 billion income from non or export So it feels like the conversation I and Kofi has been having this morning the issue of revenue generation is big and You know the government will go any length to ensure that that happens 2023 presidency not not threatened by a carry do lose warning And that's also another one you find and just before move away NMPC Sahara group flag of 17 kilometer road construction in a dorset Zulam six political solution to insorgency. These are the headlines on the leadership newspaper Let's head straight to the punch newspaper now with the following headlines or your bullion Vano Robbers in the Google gunman Kale five policemen others. He has the following riders Ibadon Motorcyclist commuters shot. That's the punch newspaper Ibadon motorcyclist killed commuters shot hoodlums cut away cash motorists flee three policemen manning integral checkpoint killed POS man shot and a woman abducted really worrying stories As far as the security in the nation is concerned We look at most stories from the punch newspaper at the top of that page Front page petrol transporters gradually halt operation over low freight rates and it's almost like adding insult to injury Details on page 22 petrol transporters Gradually halt operations over low freight rates more headlines from the punch CBN to stop for exile to banks by December targets $200 billion non-oil exports and only God knows where the banks are going to get their USD from Electro bill National Assembly cup its Malami over self-interest comment Electro bill National Assembly cup its Malami over self-interest comments and reps quiz finance Ministry for 17 point or 17 billion NARA unapproved spending you know the amounts of money we're hearing I'll keep hearing in the on the papers Leaves you wondering Reps quiz finance ministry for 17 billion NARA unapproved spending more from the punch NNPC may spend 200 and 1 billion NARA to clean 170.25 million liters of dirty fuel My god interesting very interesting NNPC may spend 201 billion NARA to clean 170.25 million liters of dirty fuel The writers of that story Buhari orders service providers to compensate aggrieved fuel consumers reps demand MRS Oando others suspension and NNPC customs face probe stories or details of that on-page 2017 more from the punch Quara PDP disagree over take on take-off state buildings over debt rep remanded over 185 million NARA for one nine case bail application fails Driver backs life jail for raping unilog women or society school people Really sad one there presidency Tamboil meets Kaduna Katsina stakeholders laments deep division Students protests suspect named as awaiting copper ocean motorcycle is killed and finally and the early aces Two billion NARA drug in containers from India at Lagos port. These are stories coming on the front page of a punch Let's move away from the punch and you speak with this morning and take a look at the daily independent The banner caption reads adulterated fuel suppliers must be held accountable And that's according to the president of the federal Republic of Nigeria You have three riders underneath tell foreign diplomats not to interfere in local politics reps probe NNPC son custom orders over bad petrol and You also have the Britannia you Folds inclusion in importation of toxic fuel. That's what you find 2023 presidency song will or Lou urges APC leaders to unite for to know boo and 30,000 terrorists have surrendered to the military. That's what governor Zulem is quoted to say NDLE a intercepts 40,000 250 kilogram codeine worth two billion NARA at ports That's the Lagos port and Zamfra assembly acts the chief judge to raise panel to investigate deputy governor and You also find God's raising young leaders to rewrite Niger's history the P F N president is quoted on that Buhari consulting over Reamended electrobial. That's what the aid is quoted to say and the CBN targets 200 billion dollars in Forex repatriation with five key anchors. That's it on the daily independent Let's round things up With round things off rather with a look at the headlines on the front page of the nation newspaper Toxic petrol firms NNPC in raw as Buhari orders sanctions toxic petrol firms NNPC in raw as Buhari orders sanctions is Interesting day the nation doesn't go with the term Adulterated but using the the word toxic. It has a following writers consortium faults oil giants Indactment a president gives directive on compensation of victims Another headline or more headlines from the nation a newspaper are lawmakers wrong to initiate electoral act amendment says Inic lawmakers wrong to initiate electoral act amendment says Inic bands lose access to CBN's forex cash With the writers RT 200 policy takes effect 2023 diaspora remittances hits hundred million dollars per week. It's quite interesting and bottom of that front page empty and pays balance For 5g license can we APC factions to reconcile at the top of that front page? Boko Haram's and is near says Zulum 30,000 terrorists surrender a seat rider to that headline federal lawmakers angry over flight delays Airlines to be summoned rider to that headline 18 Zamfra lawmakers vote for deputy governor sack details on page 7 and I a false x agf's claims on sack AG DG that's acting DG details on page 3 and We have Niger to pay for information on terrorists and finally troops recover 2 million liters of crude more of such stories. We have details Inside the nation is right now turning our attention to G.D. Johnson chief lecturer in the Nigerian Institute of journalism. Mr. Johnson quite interesting The headlines we're seeing coming on the front pages today. Let's start with the The security situation in some parts of the country as highlighted by the punch newspaper and the or your bullion van Heist and we have also an Inugu. We hear Three policemen manning a checkpoint have been killed a POS manshot in New York in their situation to policemen lost their lives And one motorcyclist we call our car a rider also lost his life affordably your thoughts on that Well, it's It's an indication of what is wrong entirely will be political economic and social Systems that we have and the people are pressured and When government does not meet the basic need of people people are forced to engage in criminal criminal hearts When there's a collapse of the social political and economic system the question you ask yourself is how we seen mine Go and them attack the bullion burn and Attract the bullion burn and think that some if you not affect the The life of others that are surrounding that particular that particular is it's a story that we found ourselves in this situation It's a sorry. It's a sorry state that you have People committing aist on the road and putting the lives of other people in danger. Well, it's a failure on the part of the The organizations that are moving their money in providing adequate security from Moving from movement of their money. That's one tune. It's a failure on the part of the states Improvising a decision adequate security for people to go about Transacting their business and people to go about the animal life. So you said failure is a systemic systemic failure and I don't know me the soul of those that lost their life unfortunately resting perfect peace and those that were involved in the crime media Long arm of the law caught up with them and ensure that justice is done And we don't have this type of sorry situation and so this situation in our country All right, GD Johnson. Let's also look at the issue of adult treated Fuel and the crisis surrounding it according to the leadership newspaper this morning the blame game continues and the Cues refused to go away Well, you know for the past three days. I've not driven my car And I actually part of it open on a card and then not pay to go to wherever I want to go because one I can't struggle to buy for it. I'm paying for the service I'd why should I struggle to to pay for services that someone is offering it's it's it's it's it's Unfortunate that them they don't care about us whether private and business owners or even government To if you buy the four you go to traffic So he's suffering and smiling like fella like fella said and the clean game continues outcome We have different agencies of government. We are paying a V a VM Subsidy on this petroleum products. There are agencies of government that are meant to ensure quality control and to ensure that what comes in meets up with in standard and The they have lost checks and balances and the president is just ordering a given directive You know before we go to the state some some head would roll some should have accepted responsibility In order to climb the minister of petroleum will have resigned and the minister of petroleum in Nigeria is the president The NNPC the NNPC chairman will have resigned but you have a situation where by allegedly the NNPC chairman himself As the private operating company that are charged with the responsibility of him for them for now You see the clean game is going on because sanction has not been applied What was expected that from from from from from a normal administration from a normal system is that on Monday? Who's that a couple people have been sent on suspicion the NNPC? chairman will have gone on suspicion pending investigation And all other ideas of government that are involved in the importation of petroleum product They've gone on possession but since we have crude in our thinking since we have a crude System because God give us one of the best crude oil But we don't we find that crude oil we export those crude oil to foreign countries And then those are refined a product they determine the price which would be for the crude oil And then the refined product they also determine the price which they said the crude oil draws and Now they determine good prices We are their messy and some people that are making money out of subsidy or no subsidy because we don't even know through position They are important to Nigeria and the Twitter for some people are committing economic crime They should go to do these are the people that a fc should be going after but you don't see a fc going after this one Yes, you rather be jumping into a test looking for y'all y'all boy people that are just committing small infraction small economic infraction In front different people I do not approve of that in any case. However serious economic crime crime against humanity Crime against the nation, you know cfc this type of issue now I think is where fc should going but rather they won't go into this one They'll be looking for political cases because this is a serious economic crime It's a serious economic crime. It's meant to destroy the economy of Nigeria Is involved is committing sabotage and sabotage such people that are involved in in this in this M In this annual crime should be prosecuted because they are trying to bring that a government Because if you collapse the economy of the nation you collapse the politics you collapse this with the society What are you trying to do? Just to add to that you know and the punch has today reported is today reporting that I'm the NMPC may and I hope we underline that what may spend 201 billion narrow to clean 170 point two five million liters of dirty fuel and how does that make how does that make you feel The money to establish fine idea. They have the resources of cleaning. What is the essence of the refinery? You know to clean and process the crude oil into various and products that will require now You see another have any for them. They should drop before somewhere. You don't need it in Nigeria Why would they clean it? Why would they spend money? You could see the game You could see the cycle the cycle of corruption now the question, you know coffee while I was talking I said What is this true situation about subsidy payment and subsidy removal? Nobody seems to know The more you look the less you see is an abacadabra situation now They will spend that amount of money to clean for who on whose account Who is paying for it? Yet government is complaining that they don't have resources Let them go ahead So one of the things is still very I mean Constant is the fact that the cues have reached refuse to go away as being put off by the leadership And that's the reality because if you move around, you know, so so Because I'm asking in the sense what what would the people do now? What's going to happen because we're also here the NMPC saying that we're going to make this product available and then I took I took a gun to drive to drive out and I saw for you know what I bought the foil I bought it one night 90 per liter That's how much I bought the foil now. Let's come To to we as Nigerians the people operating the first actions the moment they hear any major Rumor with respect to something affecting the supply chain of petroleum products in Nigeria What happens they shut down their station and They start selling on pump if they are 20 pumps if they are 10 if they have six If they have five or four the start selling one pump. That's not good. That's Nigeria the supply we have in Nigeria Manus that you're 24. He said no to service for the next one month, but Being exploitative as we are the government exploit the people the business people in ideas will exploit the people It is a downtrodden that suffers most in Nigeria And you know the same that says that went to a different fights. It is the grass and That suffer now you have to say this question What we come up upon a first station to step up selling one to dispense it for a from one pump We are at the agencies of government An agent of government that needs to go around and money to her whether this first station Actually half way and they are not dispensing to Nigerians. Now. They made you hear any slightest rumor affecting the supply chain. We are the messy of Private individuals operating their business and exploiting Nigerians apart from government and you see these people today. They will go to mugs to pray for human service and on Sunday you see them going to church on Sunday to pray to God and I think God to solve Nigerian problem I think God to intervene Not knowing that they are the devil themselves that need to change their mind and stop exploiting Nigerians And I've said it if it is by prayer if it was going to mugs or by going To church now you should have any problem, but unfortunately and We have more problems because the people themselves we the Nigerian people We have fought apart from the government those operating their business and running their business At every slightest opportunity want to exploit fellow Nigerians and it's unfortunate and you have PPMC and Agency of government under the presidency that you go around and monitor and nobody's monitoring I told you I paid 190 someplace. They sold it 200 And nobody and they they are people that are selling for that's why you see the key Because if all these four stations are dispensable for from all their pumps, you will stick you Okay, maybe so Johnson interesting I wish you had time to look at into the fact that the the authorities are lying to Nigerians starting with the Nigerian Mistrum and downstream petroleum regulatory agency that put out a statement at least with lies You know for instance telling Nigerians and methanol was a regular additive to fuel But it's added in in small quantities and all that and and we mean we know it's not regular to add it You know in terms of the specification for Nigerian cars or cars in Nigeria or telling Nigerians that you know you had a limited number of of Petrol affected when it was actually more than 300 million liters and But we'll find time to talk about this some more in the future But let's go back to the contentious a reworked electoral bill that 11 days after being submitted to Mr. President's table and that green pen has not touched the white paper and Signature and Bwari has not been signed on it yet 11 days and what we is hearing in the papers for instance in the leadership newspaper and in the The daily independent is that a present Bwari is consulting over the electoral bill as far as An aid is concerned and aid revealed to the papers that he's consulting over the electoral bill It's coming from the senior special assistant to the president on national assembly matters now yesterday a book a Malamala me the All about any general and minister of justice who was the one who gave legal advice to the president the first time this Amendment was passed and sent to the president and he said that The only reason why or if they bill is based on self-interest or selfish interest then it will not be signed And today we're hearing the punch national assembly carpet smell me over self-interest comment or selfish interest comments And what are what are your thoughts on that because the elections are meant to hold on February 18 2023 Let's let's just oppose that with what I next said In the nation newspaper when I next said it's wrong for lawmakers to initiate electoral bill amendment Now I think it's a major Stakeholder if I the critical stakeholder in the electoral act now and it is just waking up to tell us that it is wrong What initiative did I make or what presentation did they make to the national assembly? There are public Year in respect to this amendment you didn't make their representation another critical stakeholders I'm so on since the president is consulting the president is consulting who? the critical stakeholders in the democratic project of Nigeria One the lawmakers themselves the political parties the electorates And I neck now if you ask another Nigerian if you do an opinion poor You do a straw poor and then you see what's the view of an average Nigerian with respect to the passage of the electoral Electro be into an act of the parliament with the president standing into it You know that me judge of Nigerians and his support of it if you ask the national assembly members Who actually involved in they are interested in it? Who are the stakeholders the party system? I keep asking myself question. There's something dysfunctional about a PC a PC Contrudes the national assembly a PC is the party in the presidency now a PC is the party in power Now it is a PC Late national assembly that passed the electoral act in the first instance the president did not ascend to it It is a PC late national assembly that passed the amendment listening to comments left right and center Now the president and the attorney general is saying that the president consult the media It is saying the president is consulting who and then the attorney general that should advise the president With respect to providing illegal framework for us having an election in 2023 I know use a document that was passed in 2011 to run an election in 2023 That is saying that they are doing for We know the governors are also interested in this and have you know paid visits to as a rock as well Maybe that could be another block even a PC governors are opposed to to some clauses in the reworked bill And then that's why I said something is dysfunctional with a PC as a party There's what is called if you look at the party structure of any political party Yes, what is called the national caucus of the party the national caucus is made up of the leadership of the national assembly the president The president governors elected on the platform of the party that's the national caucus now the question you ask So I think governors from each of the geopolitical zone the question you ask yourself is produced by the party When was the first time or the last time a PC at their national caucus to amunize their interest So that they all work in tandem with one purpose and we will go National assembly will not be going in the wrong direction The governor's will not be going in another direction and the president's will not be going in another direction So we see that it's like they are a ruderless ship without direction And as a result of that they are creating chaos and confusion when I try with respect to the passing of the you I still can't comprehend and I'm not yet You've been able to come to terms with the fact that the electoral The the sign in the assent of the president electoral act will be dramatized this long Whatever inputs the president wants to make yes, it's into the national assembly He's laughing officer to the house of rep and to the Senate now They could have passed in whatever input the presidency want to put into the electoral Before we get to this stage of this drama and then the attorney general could have Related with the national assembly on this matter and the national assembly will have sent the bill to the office of the The the the attorney general for his input before they actually passed the bill so that they are monies all of this But what do we have is an enlightening service is not even a light is safe interest Mr. Johnson, we have about 369 or 368 days Till till the elections in 2023, you know, we just about have about eight Days before we get into or seven days rather before we get into the 18th of February I like needs to release electoral timetable and you do you suspect that it may not happen? This bill may not be signed in time and I like myself well We've been waiting. Nothing has done so we can't use this new law. We'll have to kick it down the road till next election Those that come up with representative democracy and the system of government our practice Ensure that in such a situation they are checks and balances the president is not signed the bill Why can't the national assembly override the president with a two-third majority across why? That's the principle of checks and balance. Why can't they? Why can't they override the president better? Do they are if they really love Nigerians and if they truly believe in the bill that they've passed They should override the president with the two-third vote and then let's have an enabling law a guy's election All right, G.D. Johnson. Thank you so much for your thoughts this morning Always an interesting time listening to you share your thoughts on some of this national issues We look forward to having more of you on the show We appreciate your time as always And we may see and thank you coffee. Have a wonderful weekend And that's the size of the package for the off-the-press would definitely return with off-the-press and Monday We will be taking a look at what happened today in history being the 11th day of February and when we return We'll be time for a first major conversation while we look at women girls in science and technology Please stay with us


Well, good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to our first council briefing of the Summit on the Global Agenda. If my pleasure to welcome you here, my name is Oliver Cann, I'm the director of media relations of the World Act of Work Forum. Don't be put off by the formality, we only have a press conference room so we actually conceived the idea of council briefings more as round tables, informal briefings for you to access some of the world class thought leadership we have here at the summit over the coming three days. We chose what we hoped are subjects of interest to local regional and international media and also subjects where we have a vast and deep knowledge and base of expertise here within the summit itself. So this one is about future cities. I'm very proud to be joined by two leading experts who can give different takes on their vision for cities in the future. To my left here, Imad El-Haig, she's an associate professor, American University of Beirut in Lebanon, and a member of our global agenda council on artificial intelligence and robotics. And to my far left, Anil Menon, who is president of smart connected communities and deputy chief globalization officer, Cisco Systems in India, and a global agenda council member on future of smart cities. So I'm going to ask both my panelists here just to give you a brief overview of their vision for cities of the future. Anil will be talking on the role of city services and Imad will talk a little bit about the role of future technologies and emerging technology and how they will shape cities. And then feel free to chip in with questions. Thanks very much. I'd like to, Anil, if you could perhaps start. Sure. Thank you. Can you hear me? Thank you all. Let me, let me. It's, yes, we put it on. Is it being translated? There's no translation? We have no translation here. Oh, that's a problem. Yeah, I know. Okay. What do we do? Can somebody get some translation in this room, please? Okay, we're working on this. I'm, if you bear with me. Why don't, I can translate. Okay, thanks. Sorry, thanks for bearing with us. This is our first session of the day. They should arrive shortly. Anil. Do you want to go first and then I speak? Sure. You want to switch the order? Can we just have a show of hands? How many, how many Arabic speakers are we here? Okay, so I think we just go ahead in English and then we'll try to. It may perhaps, if, if, if, if you could just summarise a few of the venue's points in Arabic. So I don't want to ruin the flow of the session. Hopefully our translation would have arrived. Please accept our apologies. Thank you. The entire area of smart cities is becoming a global thing. And the reason for that are essentially three dynamics. One is the macroeconomic demographics. Saudi Arabia, UAE, India, Indonesia are getting larger and younger. European countries are getting smaller and older. So how are they going to be able to continue to give standard of living in managed cities? They have to rethink the entire way cities are built. Second one is with the entire digital technologies that are there, cities will be run differently. So transportation will be different if you have smart connected things. So the whole idea is as we become more and more connected using digital technologies in your smartphones and your electric lights being connected. Let's take this building. You've got 75 to 85 protocols in a building that is new and fantastic as this. The lights, the elevators, the electricity, the networks, they don't talk to each other. So you have inefficiency of energy of about 30 to 40%. By connecting these you can create 30 to 40% of energy efficiencies in a building. That is what smart buildings using technology comes in. But the third thing that is even more interesting and this is where Dubai is leading in my opinion in the world is how will you manage the city functions in a way that is cost effective? Increasingly cities will look for public private partnerships and they will look for revenue generating approaches. And Dubai which has already got each of its function has to be profitable and managed themselves. The business models from Dubai will become now I think stolen and studied in other parts of the world. So I think I'm going to stop there but this is the reason why for example my company Cisco which co-leads an industry coalition for the Internet of Things World Forum. Our first one was Barcelona, the second meeting that ended last month was Chicago. Next year the forum is going to be here in Dubai. And the reason for that is because I think the new lessons for how cities are going to be run will come from emerging countries. Along with obviously lessons from the US and UK and Germany and Copenhagen and France I'm not suggesting that those lessons are not relevant but how we run cities will be very different in Indonesia and in India and in Mexico and the others because they have to have a different model. Thanks. I'll be a bit more academic in my discussion and what we're interested in in artificial intelligence and robotics council is what is the role of artificial intelligence and robotics and the future of cities. Not only how they're managed and run but also how they are constructed. We're talking about things like 3D printing of a building. You get a robot on a scaffold and it just pumps the concrete and the structure is up there. What is the implication of that on the economy of construction? What is the impact of that on the conservation of the resources and the environmental impact on the construction site? In addition to this, in the context of the future cities the question of health management and epidemic control informing and containment how is that will be conducted and what is the role of technology in doing that? Particularly that when we talk about large cities in the future of cities context this is an exponential problem. If you have a million people it is much, much more difficult to manage when you have a thousand people and the question of health implications becomes very critical and what is the role that technology would play on that? We see that that is a critical role. Add to this the issue of aging communities. What is the role of robotics in aging population? Other examples I could see is in security administration. How do we monitor? How do we contain events? Events whether they are manmade or natural disasters. How do we respond in such big environments? We have little experience particularly that in many cases we're not fortunate as in Dubai things are not being planned ahead of time. The growth that is occurring with time is not planned. These are events and projects that come based on economic planning and not based on regional impact and the impact on the communities that are being shaped with these cities. The way we see it we see the future cities being augmented cities where you will have your devices or your glasses actually becoming your eye into the city only but into information of the city into the history of the city and that is a big added feature that we see a big part for technology in it. However the concern ultimately is not the technology and its role but how could we maintain the human factor within all this technology and we already see a departure in social implications that we have. We are more connected but yet probably socially more disconnected. Thank you. Thanks very much and welcome to our translators who have just joined us. Just to recap for the benefits of those listening through translation Anil was expanding upon the role and the likely primacy of emerging market cities in driving next generation of future city development. Fascinating subjects, a very wide area in the true spirit of this briefing I encourage you all to ask questions. Do we have anyone who wants to ask any questions? I'm going to ask one myself. Francis your hand was wavering so I'm going to give the mic over to you. I'd like to ask Anil if he can explain a bit more about what you were saying about the business models in Dubai to be studied and how a city which is developing public services I mean how much is the city administration based on public services and infrastructure and should they be revenue generating? So if you don't mind I'm just going to put a little context to the point that I made. If you think about today urbanization is probably one of the big global agenda council focus because it's a big serious problem worldwide. And if you look at 180,000 people are moving from rural areas into cities every day worldwide that means you're to create a new London or a new San Francisco every month for the next 20 years. That's the scale we're talking about. So when you have to create a London or a San Francisco every month, month after month for the next 20 years you have to do things differently because you don't have the time nor the scale capability of doing it which is where you have to think globally. That's the first point. Second one is I want to pick up on what the professor said which is if you think about traffic you can't come in and say how do I solve for the traffic problems in Chicago or London the old way. So you ask a different question why is there traffic and research shows that between the hours of four and seven in London, in New York, in Chicago, Los Angeles and in Paris the bulk of the traffic 50% to 60% of traffic are people looking for parking spaces. That's what it is. The fact is that adds to carbon footprint. It creates traffic jam. So the point is if you could censorize all the parking spaces, put it in an open data platform and create a new business model around it where somebody who's in a hurry says if I get a parking space closest to where I have to go I'm willing to pay this amount of dollars, you create a new source of revenue for the city. Parking today is number two and number three source of revenue for most large cities after the tax construct. Second example, healthcare. The future of healthcare which is breaking many countries. But do you realize that for most people, everyone in this room, you don't know whether you're healthier today than you were yesterday. You don't know whether what you ate this morning is making you healthier. The only thing you have is at scale. Yet for heart attacks which is a big issue in most emerging countries and many places around this region, the first symptom of a heart attack for 50% of the people, do you know what that is? Death. For 50% it's death. Yet heart attack is one disease that gives you a signal hours before you're dying. So now if you put sensors that monitors your body physiology it can actually send some message to your smartphone that sends a doctor that this person is going to have a cardiac arrest. That requires a different business model, a traditional public health. So at this point I was making about new services is that governments cannot afford to build these models on their own. Some of the things they would have to do, but to create this at a global scale you will need public-private partnerships with governments and private companies creating new businesses around healthcare, traffic management, water management and the others. Does that, I'm sorry, it's much more detailed but hopefully that helps. I'm going to exercise my right to ask a question too, apologies everybody. What's the most exciting or the most visionary, viable business model you've seen in your work in this field? I know we're at a very early stage. I'm sorry? I know we're at a very early stage. That's why I hesitated for a second. Everybody has been experimenting and some of us have not quite figured out how to make a Uber work into the current business model of a city for example or an Airbnb. The fact of the matter is we don't know where the future will look the same but the fact is those on the edges are where all these innovations are coming from. I'll give you a simple example. I mean that's why I've always been very appreciative of what Dubai has done because a city-state that does not have oil has transformed itself by looking at things differently from a business model and services point of view. So not everything can be supplied in America or Europe from Dubai or the parking management which is being done here. We could apply elsewhere. So I don't believe there's a single innovation anywhere where there's the one in Ankara or in Istanbul where they have semi- created a semi-self-governing water management company so that the city gets it from not a private company, it's not a public company. It's a very different structure. India with the Delhi Mumbai Corridor where they're creating a self-governing body. I think you're seeing a lot of examples that becomes important to look for best practice from across the world, met a council to bring best ideas together because this is what the country and the world needs today is new business models on how to do it. Very interesting. We've got two people asking questions. So yes, gentlemen in the front row first, followed by the lady in the third row. Could you just also mention your name and your affiliation please? Abdullah Bahagyag from the United States. You want to say something? It's going to be in Arabic. Abdullah Bahagyag from the United States. I believe that we need to take into account in any new model applied in any country of the social mind. It's very important. Are the strategic questions that are being asked about this matter in the city to challenge the biggest person to face the world is to challenge the city. That's the truth. Is the community of the social mind ready to help to accept the services that have been paid? Is the social mind on time to rely on the state to offer free services in a way that is far away? So how can we change the mind of these people in the first place? To accept this partnership between the government and the private sector? And also to support the services that are being offered to them? Thank you. I think it's possibly a question for the image to start with. I think it's possibly a question for the image to start with. My question is if the people can pay and don't pay for services. I believe the biggest problem in the country that is not available. And the problem is how the social society can defend this issue that the country isn't doing. And it's very important to tell us just to look at technology just to look at the development o defnyddu os yw f também, ond roi yw hoglet hon yn y casedd. Mae hynny'r techn modes yw oedd yr profesor garddodd yn ddeud. Rhaid i ddim gallwch am ddod o'n gweifwyr, oedd yn ddiddard o'r cyfnod, sydd eisiau am gweithio'r cyfnod datblygu ar gyfer cymryd yn yw. Os iawn, mae'n cyfnod sydd eisiau ar gyfer cyfnod, ac mae'n cyfnod o'r cyfnod. Efallai roedden i'r cyfnod ar gyfer cyfnod, ac y cyfnod o'r cyfnod, rhai'n cyfnodol yw yma hefyd rydyn. I always say that smart cities are not about technology. At the end of the day technology is only an enabler. It has to enable something that is important which is social sustainability, economic sustainability and environmental sustainability. You have to think of all three. Having economic sustainability without the social cohesion and especially on the inclusive growth is an extraordinarily important one. I'll give you a simple example. In a country where I'm sitting currently, which is where our global headquarters is India, 1.2 billion people, the average age, the 60% of India is age 27. In 30 years, the 60% of India will be the age of 24. It's getting larger and younger. But 600 million children don't have access to healthcare, education and jobs. This is a dangerous, dangerous situation for any country. Forget about India. So that is an extraordinarily important point. This is how do you get access? Now I want to connect the point that the professor made, Tanzania. It's a country of 43 million people. Highest birth rate and the highest infant mortality for heart disease, for cardiac issues. 150,000 babies die of a heart condition. In the whole country, there's no single pediatric surgeon, no pediatric pulmonologist, no pediatric radiologist. How do you solve for that problem? So what we have done is created a network of doctors in India with doctors, primary doctors in Tanzania, connected on the network and doing everything remotely and helping the local doctors. So sometimes you can solve for within a country so you have to look at inter-country, inter-city collaboration using the digital network for taking services into remote areas, into poorer sections of a city, into poorer parts of the country, along with all the other things that you have to do to make it affordable. You have to make healthcare, education and jobs affordable and that is part of being smart. It's not about technology and it's not about sensors. Thank you. The lady in the third row there, thank you. Okay, just tell us where you're from please. Hi, good morning. I cannot say in English. I'm from Saudi Arabia. We have different and very special situation. We have Mecca in Medina. We welcome Hajj, Hajjiz, one time in a year. And this caused a very specific situation for the two cities. Especially we have a great extension for the two holy mosques. And this caused the country to take off lots of buildings in the two cities. And this also lead to many people lift their houses and also lead to the high price of houses in other ways or other regions. So how we can move to the concept of the smart city for the two cities of Saudi Arabia? Again, I think Saudi Arabia is in a very special position. And as you mentioned, Hajj brings a very interesting twist into the dynamics of the future of the city. Talking about transportation and parking and moving and controlling and security and crowd management and so on. And we know already that a lot of technology is being applied there. And in the future cities when we see this growth that was mentioned and what I referred before the issue of the numbers and the complexity that the numbers bring. I also give you another example is that now when we have any conflict in the region and we have a refugee situation, we're not talking about tens of thousands anymore. We're talking the order of millions. I could tell you about Lebanon. Lebanon is 4 million population. In one year we are hosting now 1.6 million refugees over the duration of one year. This is equivalent to what, two hundred quarter of a billion moving into China in the duration of one year. So what do we do when we have a big influx or excess of population from regions? How is that managed? What's the impact on the local population? Whether the increase in the real estate or resource consumption or environmental impact or impact on the heritage site itself. What is the degradation of the site itself because you have millions of people coming in and out of that site? All of this if we do not deploy technology first to document and then to actually improve the services and manage the services better. We will not be able to sustain this. Neither the heritage conservation is what I call neither the environmental nor the social. This is detrimental implication and this will have a cascading effect whether in a refugee context or in the context of the special context of Saudi Arabia. This will have a cascading effect and this negative impact will flow down the line to other regions in the country if it is not managed property or if it's not contained properly. Through technology and other means. We've got a few minutes left. One more question and then we'll have to close. Mr Menden, you spoke about the project that you're handling in Tanzania. Sorry, could you give us your name and your affiliation please so we know you? Sorry, it's from Gulf News. You spoke of the project of connecting doctors from India and Tanzania. Wouldn't it be a challenge for you to probably generate revenues out of this business model? Secondly, wouldn't you be trading a fine line between a CSR project and as far as the business rules? This is an important point. In our experience, too often too many of these things have been taken off on a CSR and on a pilot basis without thinking about scaling. When you don't think in terms of scaling you have a lot of pilots and they don't go anywhere. If you don't start with a business model on how you're going to scale the ecosystem, most of these are just science projects in many ways. That's the first point and that's one of the things we are very focused on that. To give the example and I'll be more than happy to provide you with more details on this project in Tanzania. Again, it did start out with a CSR. Don't misunderstand it. Just like the E-Pesa money in the voter phone project started as CSR. Now more than 50% in Kenya and the regions is done on mobile banking. It starts as a CSR but somebody figured out a way to make it work and profitable. This is a Yale professor who returned back to India and said, I want to do something different and created a digital platform to do it. She now has a company that is already and I won't mention it publicly but trust me she is going to be an extraordinary wealthy person. Because she was able to take that platform and do this but allowed you to have scale. See at the end of the day in solutions of technology, if you don't think in terms of scale, the reason why you're able to get Google and everything else free is because they thought of it as scale. The more people sit on the platform, the more people use it, the lower the cost per individual. So here she had scale so she was able to do things for Tanzania and yet she was able to do things in America. That subsidized a lot of the stuff that she was already putting on the platform. So she's one of the largest virtual telehealth company in America now. I think ranked number one. That's a key. Otherwise you are right, it's CSR. Nothing wrong with it but it's not a scale. Well I hope you found this session as interesting as I have. We have to go now, unfortunately our panellists have lots of brainstorming to do. We're relying on them to generate even more insight over the coming days. I'd like to thank my team panellists for joining us here today and thank you all for joining us. We'll have another press conference in half an hour's time on the outlook on the global agenda. Hope to see you soon. Thank you.


YouTube team keep it clean. What's going on? It's engraving here with another video and In this video we got some great questions from subscribers Great question shout out to my guy Ken Miles Shout out to Kiko underscore for a 20 and shout out to mr. Mora for these questions The questions were Can the Ravens new wide receiver and probably their number one wide receiver on the team Can Michael Crabtree end up getting about eight to ten touchdowns this year? another question was Ken the Ravens will the Ravens design a trick play that'll have all three Quarterbacks on the field at the same time. So flacko RG3 and Lamar Jackson. That was a very interesting one right there I like that one And the third was is Marlon Humphrey The best DB Can he be the best DB to play for the Ravens this year and forever Well before we get into those three questions, let me introduce myself me I mean graven vids and this is my YouTube channel with 9,900 subscribers so we 100 away from 10k. We're so close man so close and Shout out to everybody that donated to the go fund me We ain't raised that much money yet to upgrade our equipment, but we'll get there soon enough slowly, but surely but again I'm engraving vids. This my YouTube channel engraving vids and I'm a Ravens fan But on here we just talk football period So no matter who you like subscribe to the YouTube channel turn your notifications on and click the thumbs up button to leave A like on the video and oh, what's up?   They never miss a video at all anyway Let's get into the question. So first question Kim Ravens Michael Crabtree Their newest receiver have eight to ten touchdowns. Can he do that? Michael Crabtree. Well, I Think it's a big possibility Now as far as a thousand yards, it'd be nice to combine the two, but I'll take the touchdowns over the yards Because touchdowns is points yards can eat I said that I think he's gonna get like maybe eight Maybe nine hundred yards a big chunk of touchdowns to ten touchdowns Eight or nine hundred yards, that would be great if we can get that for Michael Crabtree There will be no complaints from him for his production as a raven. So do I see that happening? eight to ten touchdowns ten when the last time we even had a Receiver with ten touchdowns because that would mean they will be a real the Steve Smith year 2014 I think that might have been it Because I think how much did he have like 11 or 12 that year? I think it might have been Torrey Smith I don't I don't remember either way We haven't had that in literally forever and I'm sure flacko it that would if somebody had that many touchdowns eight to ten That would really mean flacko trusted them that would really mean flacko Just he formed a bond with them and formed a great relationship and great rapport with them So that would be nice. I would like that Will it happen? I don't know about that part, but we'll see Flacko might have ten plus pass and touchdowns each three starters. Wow, Mel. Do that is um, that would be great Do I see that happen? No, but I would love that. I hope I'm wrong. I would love that For when no boys say you take theirs for the minimum. Okay. Oh, well, I mean I wouldn't mind that But we I mean we got all these other young guys too So you got to give the young guys a shot man.  So I don't know what it is. I wish I knew but either way So yeah, I think Crabtree can do that I'm leaning more toward the eight side than the ten But hopefully if like I said if he gets even if he does get eight or does get up to ten or gets more Hopefully we hope for more But if he does get that that I mean he is he has a good chemistry with Flacco And that's exactly what we want him to have and they are starting off on a good foot Flacco with everybody because everybody's been at OTA's everybody's trying to get better Everybody's trying to build that rapport every trip. Everybody's trying to build that chemistry Um, and these are not required. It's not required for them to be there at OTA's So that's a good thing. It's not mandatory yet. So that's a great thing So I love that that everybody showed up pretty much everybody um And then the next question was will the Ravens design? Uh a trick play that has all three quarterbacks on the field so Lamar Jackson rg3 and and uh Joe Flacco Hmm. I think I think it's a possibility And I think if we saw that I think we would see that I think they would mess with it in preseason Just to kind of mess with it just to get like put little fillers out for it and whatever and see like, okay Is this something that we can really do in the regular season because I like I said I've been saying it all off season Well, ever since we drafted Lamar Jackson really, uh, I think they're gonna carry all three quarterbacks I think they're carrying all three. I think they will all have a roster spot Meaning rg3 will make the team because Joe Flacco and Lamar Jackson they're locked to make the team But rg3 is the only question mark. So I think they're carrying all three if they don't I'll be the I'll be the most shocked person in the world um, that's why i'm holding off on the order in the rg3 jersey, but if they I did just order. Uh, I think I ordered three Lamar Jackson jerseys. So that's what it is man. Um, but if I think I think they'll carry all three though. Um, now will they do a trick play? See more people starting to come in here because a lot of people ain't get the notification but Will they design a trick play that, uh, that has all three of them on the field? Yeah, I think they will do that. Like I said, I think they'll mess with it a little bit in pre-season Just to see how it works and that would really be games two or three maybe. Um But will it be something that they consistently do? It just depends man. I just again like I said, I don't I don't want them to get gimmick happy um, because once you start relying on those gimmicks Then you will have a fast fall Uh from glory Remember the dolphins for those of you who've been watching football for a while now Remember the dolphins when they had ronnie brown and they started doing a wildcat Remember when they brought that wildcat to nfl Remember the wildcat remember that when they brought the wildcat. Oh man, they were killing it They were running up to score on teams. They were whooping the patriots. They were doing that to so many teams They they were running that wildcat but then People started to other people started doing it too other teams started doing it too But then people started figuring it out and that thing died my fast Oh pat white from virginia or virginia tech virginia, right virginia. I think the mountain is was it west virginia Either way, um Yeah, they they started running that and it died it died as fast as it got started Um teams figured it out and that was it rest in peace to the wildcat Um, but I just I don't want ravens to to be on the same boat man I don't want ravens to turn into some gimmicky team with a gimmick offense and I don't I And it's like I don't want them to do the gimmick plays really at all but I have to accept it and you have to accept it. We as ravens fans have to accept it That they're gonna do it. They're gonna do it. They want lemar jackson out there They are going to have get make it make sure he gets out there on the field So the the gimmick plays the trick plays are happening. It's gonna happen. Um, so I don't like it. Well, I don't like it I've already accepted it that it's gonna happen because I know it's coming. What's up unique bait? Um, whoa, hold up. That sounds like I'm calling you bait, but okay. We know that I'm not but anyway, um So yeah, good question though. So I think that would happen I think that would happen. Um, and the last question was can marlin humphrey be the best ravens cornerback this year? And forever Well forever still to be determined, but he got off to a heck of a start last year um Marlin Humphrey and when he was put out there when he had to be out there I mean, he started getting a little taste of starting one when when they did the rotational thing with him and jimmy smith and brandon car but He could end up if jimmy smith isn't back by regular season even though they saying they they are anticipating him being back by regular season but if he's not Then I mean marlin humphrey is more than ready if we go into the season Uh with marlin humphrey brandon car Avery, I mean to we still got jimmy smith and tae vong young I think I feel like tae vong young is will be closer to being ready than jimmy smith because they Tae vong young got hurt around this time last year So he's had like a whole year to recover and I did I didn't even know that he was like Well, I knew he was out there, but I didn't really it didn't really hit me until I saw a picture That picture with him and tony jefferson. I said hold up. That's 25. I said, that's my boy tae tae I said check him out, man. It got me kind of like emotional almost. I'm like, man. That's my guy. He's out there So I was happy about that man. That was that had me hype, but um I think that it's a big possibility that jimmy smith starts on the physically unable to perform list um but if he does I ain't got no problem with that because I just we just not even just me, but We just want a healthy jimmy smith So if it takes Him having to sit out the first six games fine Fine, it'll be a little frustrating because if you're like man, that's jimmy doing jimmy smith stuff again But we know how jimmy smith does we know that he this dude can't play no 16 man He can't play a 16 if we have a successful season that means jimmy smith ain't playing no 16 games, man Straight up y'all already know that that's old news though, but If he got to start on the pup list fine, so be it so be it um But that'll be that I mean I but with marlin humphrey he showed he can he can do it he can do it He can do it now to the first part of that question. Can he be the best db this year? Oh, yeah Oh, yeah, but that would be that would mean that jimmy smith Uh, didn't make it through the year so and I mean I'm not trying to be a very bad news I just like being straight up some people don't like it when I be straight up, but I just love being straight up um that it is it it is likely because jimmy smith don't last for full season and Will can he get hurt? It's a big possibility that jimmy smith could get hurt. Will he get hurt? It's a big possibility that jimmy smith will get hurt because he always gets hurt Um, and he's not reliable and yes, somebody just put for 16 million a year. Yes, we pay jimmy smith that much To not even be reliable so This could end up being his last season in baltimore would not be surprised if it's his last season in baltimore Would not be surprised if he's cut traded whatever um Even if he goes out there and has a good season even if he goes out there and has a good season I still could see it happening because they could use his good season as leverage in the trade They could trade him for a second or third round picking nobody giving up a first But they could trade him for a second or third round pick Just to get him off the books and maybe if they if it's just a matter of just getting rid of jimmy smith and getting that cap relief maybe even a fourth round pick, but He could be gone after this year. He could be gone. He could be up out of there, man Um, so we'll see what happens with that. But yes, marlin humphrey can definitely be the best cornerback on this team this year, uh simply because jimmy smith that would be his position, but We know how he positions himself pretty much every year And that's not finishing the season so Is what it is that could have been why he was taking the peds last year because he was like man I'm trying to finish this season out. Um, I'm And the fact that he started the season. He was hurt He was literally hurt the entire season last year because he wasn't he was never 100 healthy That's why they did the rotational thing because he wasn't healthy Um, his achilles was messed up. They they didn't hide it either though They lived they list on the injury report, um, and they said it They say yeah, he playing with a messed up Achilles, but he's playing through it So they continue to do it and he was still killing it, but His how good he was last year I feel like it got inflated because and we I know jimmy smith can be one of the best cornerbacks in the league But last year Was he really one of the best cornerbacks in the league when he was playing? No, he was not. Um, and reason I say that is because He wasn't out there for the entire games He was because they were doing a rotation um, and with averages How do I explain this so it's clear because I don't want anybody to be confused um If just if jimmy smith goes out there and plays eight series Eight series out of 16 series So he only plays half the defensive series that we play in a game. Um, but for those eight series, he does a great job And then he can easily end up on the pff list the pro football focus list as one of the best cornerbacks of the year If he's playing a great job for half the games, but what about for those other cornerbacks? Who also play great cornerback for those eight those eight series too But for the additional eight series out of 16 They play so so so their ratings get dropped their ratings get dropped um, but jimmy smith's ratings stay up there because he Doesn't play he didn't play as much as the your average cornerback because he was on a rotation So that's why I felt like not saying he was he was still a beast now, but his but his uh His stats were they were they they seemed they were a little inflated to me because he wasn't Out there all the time He's still a beast, but he wasn't out there all the time So I I want to put him up there with them top cornerbacks last year But I I just can't all the way because he wasn't out there all the time, but He is a beast. So I'm just hoping that he's healthy this year because if we get a healthy jimmy smith That would make such a big difference. It makes such a big difference with our team. Y'all know it I know it makes such a big difference Uh, morris said jimmy smith is the best corner against ab. Yeah, that's true I mean maulin Humphrey could do a sting too They just got to give maulin Humphrey more chances against antonio brown because every time maulin Humphrey has gone against antonio brown He's done his thing He's done his thing Back to the first ravens game where they did the two point conversion and he stopped them Um, and there were even some cut There was even some snaps in that game where he was against uh, ab and ab ain't doing anything And then in the second Pittsburgh game last year Every time maulin Humphrey was against antonio brown antonio brown didn't do anything But for some reason dean p said, you know what? Let's keep brandon car on antonio brown Let's keep brandon car on antonio brown And let me just show that i'm an incompetent defensive coordinator because i don't like to make adjustments A lot of people try to take it out on brandon car. A lot of people I still don't get it till this day It makes no sense because everybody just takes that stealers game I mean oh brandon car.   He sucks Y'all couldn't be more wrong, man It couldn't be more wrong, man Couldn't be more wrong Brandon car was a solid pickup. A lot of people keep saying oh, um, I still see people say till today I just saw some comments today. Oh, yeah brandon car. He should they raven should dump him No, that's that would be so dumb. That would be so dumb to do with solid man He was solid He said we can do better like who who out there that we can do better with Than brandon car. I ain't saying he the best corner about in a corner back in the league I'm saying right now who's out there right now that could that we could come bring in that could do better than brandon car so brandon car is I mean he's solid, man Brandon car did get 350 yards against him versus megatron. That's He wasn't raving back then we talking about right the here the now, man Brandon car was solid, man Humphrey was better than him last year and that's fine But that's that that's not saying that brandon car is not solid Humphrey was better than a lot of people last year. Humphrey was nice Love Humphrey. Humphrey killed it, man But brandon car is solid, man. The dude is solid a solid corner back He got he got heart, man And some of y'all might be like, whoa heart doesn't contribute to the football field Yes, it most certainly does and I always go back to the same play that made me really like brandon car I really respect that dude was I think somebody said it was the bears game But maybe it was a jet. No, I think it was the bears game The bears were I think it was the the play where eric met where eric weddle missed that tackle eric weddle missed the tackle the play could have been wrapped up in the backfield but eric weddle missed the tackle and The running back broke for like He broke for like 60 70 yards should have been a touchdown should have easily been a touchdown easily easily Should have easily been a touchdown But brandon car ran from back where the play first started ran all the way Downfield and across the field to just to make the stop If and if he wouldn't have made it then nobody would have But that should have been a touchdown, but brandon car they give up on it He didn't give up on it, but that dude I like brandon car a lot, man Yes, he had his hiccups and whatever, but who didn't Who didn't so because brandon for for the people that saying oh, we should get rid of brandon car We should get rid of brandon car cut them release them Who who else we're gonna have? Who else? Marlon Humphrey. Yeah, jimmy smith. You want to rely on jimmy smith? What's up, chris? Appreciate you Mateo saying we still lost. Yeah, we still lost because the offense sucked that game The offense was terrible that game, but that's how they did most of the games in the beginning of the season. What's up, drake? So I mean you're saying we still lost not really saying nothing And I should say can't canady build on his assignment on the fourth and 12. Oh god that fourth and 12 Whoo, um, but Yeah, man, it ain't so brandon car. Well, he did nice for us last year Yeah, I mean he got picks for us. He got a pick against the vikings I think he got a pick in the back of the young zone against who was it the bingles I think or wasn't the browns I forgot. Uh, he did a stain man Yeah, I mean, so you can't rely on jimmy smith. You can't marlon humphrey. Okay, fine Tavon young a lot of people love Tavon young included myself. He's coming back off acl Maurice canady he uh, he's Solid, but he um past two years Both been on injured reserves um avert Who you saying not a starter terrell? Who you talking about? We can only get better. We what do you mean chris? What are you talking about call us out last year every bad thing that happened wasn't on him Well, what's up purple city 410? Tavon young is a young version of web Ah We'll see. Well, I mean so far. Yeah, he had a good rookie year and then he ended up getting injured So hopefully he doesn't turn into web and be injury prone. Hopefully not Um, oh, you just watch the fourth and 12. Okay, that's your fault for pressing play That's your fault for watching it and pressing play Um I'll cheer for car, but he's one of the weakest starters on the defense We'll see how he does with a new defensive defensive coordinator. See, you know Why do you say he's one of the weakest starters on the defense? Why do you say that? I just want to I want to hear why you say that for what no boy I'm curious. What's up kishon. Who's returning points this year? We don't even know yet could be uh, tim white could be jenarian grand could be um Somebody else that we don't know yet. I don't get the hate for car man He was better on the ravens than he ever was on the cowboys I mean not even a j buye could cover a b what you expect. Oh no dustin. I ain't nothing man. I ain't nothing Tony jefferson was the weakest thing on the defense last year. See Y'all are mentioning these people who are the weakest links on the defense last year But y'all not mentioning what the real weak link of the defense last year was. It was a defensive coordinator It was a defensive coordinator I just Brandon car Because let let me do what everybody does and go back to the stealers game Because I have to I have to because people just They look at that stealers game the completely wrong way. They look at it the completely wrong way Everybody says brandon car. He gave up autumn yards to antonio brown and you're correct on that You are 1 000 percent right but with Brandon car they they left him on antonio brown That was the defensive coordinator's fault because we saw as fans in the first quarter He was getting killed second court. He's getting killed. It's like, okay We gave you a half make your adjustments make adjustments defensive coordinator. That's your job How many adjustments did he make zero because he left brandon car on antonio brown the whole game I mean he had little spots here and there with marlin brown was on him I mean not marlin brown marlin humphrey and marlin humphrey did his thing Antonio brown didn't do nothing against marlin humphrey Marlin humphrey even almost called a pick for a ball until intended for that antonio brown But antonio brown, I think knocked it away but peas It's like, how can you not make that adjustment and it's so obvious. It's not a secret It's so obvious Why was brandon car next to jimmy smith last year over humphrey because they didn't want to just throw a rookie out there Ravens don't do that They don't do that. Hey, shout out to unique bait man. Oh, you've been here that long appreciate you man But yeah, you you don't do that. They I mean they don't do that They don't just throw rookies out there like that They don't like doing that. That's never been their thing. That's not what they do. What's up fleco? um but yeah and But yeah back to that game against the stealers He gave up yards after yards that he got that gave up catch after catch. He could not keep up with antonio brown for nothing um But that's deep that's deem peas fault for not making an adjustment to switch And have marlin marlin humphrey on brandon car because I think deem peas says something like oh We didn't want to change the uh defense that we were running because we we would have had to change the whole game Playing he said something like that. I forgot what he said.  That was sad man Uh, they paid brandon car and wanted him on the field over the rookie who was better, but they It was it was a rotational thing Yes, and of course they they did pay brandon car They just gave him a what it was like a 24 million down contract 25 million dollar four years something like that But oh it's a 20 million four years. I forgot what it is, but um Brandon car. Yeah, he was the starter marlin humphrey was a backup, but they of course They were like starter 1a and 1b um because jimmy smith was Actually all three of them were 1a 1b 1c because Excuse me Because jimmy He was hurt so Ravens ravens are well aware of his injury history So they knew they needed a solid cornerback who would stay healthy And it was decent, but yeah, man So car solid man.  Yes He gives up plays or what cornerback doesn't? um And yeah, he I mean that game against a b he got killed But yeah, like y'all been saying what what what cornerback doesn't get killed against adtonio brown Well besides jimmy smith and so far marlin humphrey so far marlin humphrey I'm loving what I've been seeing from marlin humphrey against antonio brown man And oof I just I want to see more. I want to see more I want to see more smith has only completed two out of seven seasons. Wow That is an ugly ugly number ugly number And I know one of them was 2015 Yeah, 2015 when everybody got hurt I think that's that's the uh, that's the season when it's like man jimmy smith You would stay healthy at all these seasons and then the other one was um 2000 right after the superbowl, I believe 2013 right? What's up vegan king? So 2013 both seasons Oh, well one season we went eight and eight and the other one we went five and 11 So that's when jimmy smith has been reliable. He's been reliable when we are losers So Then pizza's a sucker for retiring and then going to the Titans They said he asked for mission from harbour on them. They said he asked for permission, but Whatever it is what it is. Yeah, he did say he wanted to retire I want to retire and I want to build my kids and stuff blah blah blah and then he came back So, I mean people change their mind. So I can't hold it against him. It is what it is, man Will we get Kendrick's? I doubt it Um Would you rather have lost to the browns in the kick six and gotten Jaylen Ramsey? Oh I mean, no, I would never rather lose We could have we I mean we we could have still won that game and got Jaylen Ramsey But they didn't want to give up their third round pick where they got broncin kafusi with I saw broncin kafusi in one of them ravens videos the other day. I felt so bad for him I felt so bad for him I'm like man, look at this guy handsome guy nice hairs hairs flowing in the wind He's in the video walking with Zadaria Smith and I'm thinking like man Both of those guys might not even be on the team this year But especially him But could be both of those guys Something like oh man poor guys, man Oh unique base a broncin kafusi break out play for 2018. Hey, could be oh, yeah Wow, I just realized that he said peas for the Gary Kubi act on us. He really did Dustin. You're right. He really did Lamar said christmas was our best DP.   He just made some bad decisions bad decisions, especially in crunch time He was not a closer. He couldn't close out games for nothing Think malin Humphrey will have a better season than jimmy smith. Well health wise. Yeah, um I mean we'll see I'm very curious to see how they do this lineup, man I want to see that if I'll be more curious to see how they do the lineup if jimmy smith is healthy and what I mean by that is Malin Humphrey, you know, he he know he could do it. What's up ram fan for life? You know, he can do it but Are you gonna take jimmy smith and start branding car again? Or are you gonna take jimmy smith and start malin Humphrey next to jimmy smith and then have brandon car come in sometimes or whatever How do you gonna? What are you gonna do for that? What are you gonna do? Um, so it's like, oh man, I can't wait to see that. I really hope jimmy smith is healthy though And then you got taevon young.  Are you gonna drop them? Uh on a depth chart. What are you gonna do? What free agent left would you love to the Ravens to sign? Ah, I can't really think of anybody I mean only the top guys out there think of there's brian michael kindrex um Cushing still out there holly uh I mean If they did sign one of those guys um Maybe kindrex Because there's brian. I mean Yeah, I mean kindrex probably.  Shout out to maxim If gary was still our offensive coordinator, do you think we'll have got it back to the playoffs and now by the Super Bowl? Oh, yeah Because gary kubiak we I don't know man, but I don't know. I think it just depends. I don't know because I can't Morningwag, marty, whatever. I always say his last name wrong We saw multiple years of him as an offensive coordinator Dean peas we saw multiple years of him as a defensive coordinator um Who else? Well, john harbaugh, we've seen multiple years of him as a head coach Gary kubiak We've only seen him offensive coordinator for one year so Well, a lot of people wanted him back. I wouldn't have minded him back, but We We were on point on offense For one year under gary kubiak flacco gets hot in the playoffs For every time flacco's been in the playoffs. He's got hot them but flacco hasn't been in the playoffs And there's been a lack of consistency So we can't say that flacco is just a hot quarterback He's always hot because what are we what we've seen in that in the in the playoffs time But what i'm trying to say is for gary kubiak We can't say he's such a great offensive coordinator for the ravens because of what he did for one season He did he did it for one season and one season was nice But we don't know if he would have continued to do that. We don't know. We just don't know so I mean, we'll never know We'll never know because He's gone So, I don't know man So my my even haven't been for kubiak might even might even haven't been for kubiak But for the fact flacco a quarterback coach, we'll never know Oh, that was a tongue twister. That was a eye twisted to the other mind twisted I got to read that again, and it wasn't even that great of a season. Well, we went 10 and 6 um, yeah, we went 10 and 6 We went 10 and 6 um Defense just couldn't close it out for us when it mattered the most man True True caleo. Good point. He said uh moinwegg did his thing with the bottom of the barrel Yes, we're low last year after the vibe, man. We did see four set turning. Oh, he said, oh Good point. He said we did see what four set turned into without kubiak um Yeah, he and then ravens ended up cutting them then re-signing them then cutting them again Joe flacco left on the ball to ryan clock All right, anyway appreciate y'all man. Y'all make sure y'all leave a like on the video man subscribe to the youtube channel We 100 away from 10k. 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Let's discuss one of the most useful squatting variations that there are. That is the body weight squat. Why is it useful? Well, the squat pattern is a great mobility test, something that you want to hang on to, these movements that you want to hang on to all throughout your life, and it requires no equipment, and that's beautiful, no setup time at all. It's great. Now, if I'm doing a body weight squat, that can be enough load for somebody who's just starting working out. Some of my people, I don't even want them doing a body weight squat. I want them doing something supported. Maybe they put their hands on a bench and they squat down. Maybe they grab TRX straps and try to hold themselves up a little bit to make them unweighted. All of these variations are good, but let's say you have this base level of strength, base level of endurance, and you want to give the body weight squat a shot. So what am I looking for? I'm looking for feet about shoulder width.  I like to just reach forward at the bottom or even just bring my elbows forward at the bottom, like I'm holding something in front of me. If you've seen the goblet squat, this kind of mimics that position, but it doesn't have the external load that you're holding in your hands. From a stability standpoint, the body weight squat is actually more difficult than a goblet squat. The goblet squat holds more weight, there is more weight demand, and if your muscles do not contract, you'll find that more difficult.  It tells your body, this is the position that I'm in, and I hear it loud and clear. Okay, the goblet or the body weight squat, you have to kind of figure that out on your own. So from the front, again, I just kind of reach forward like this from the side. I reach forward like this. Big things I'm looking for. Don't let the weight shift forward, okay? Don't let the knees collapse in from the side. Don't let the weight shift forward. Don't let the heels come up off the ground. And don't let the knees collapse in. You'll see that those two mistakes kind of look very similar, but they are the most common and sometimes you'll have to fix them both at the same time to get something that you're looking for.  That's the second big thing we talked about falling forward when we talked about knees coming in.    I correct my fingers doing that. My back starts to bend a little extra.  Okay, don't look down. Don't look too far up. Look kind of horizontally as you're doing this. If you have any other specific questions, feel free to go through all my videos about fixing your squat. They all pertain to the body weight squat here.


All right, what's up everyone? I'm a little hype. I recently figured out a good configuration for my mud So mud is a terminal email client. I'm pulling it up right now Here we go So mud is notorious for being a little difficult to modify once you first got it But it's extremely powerful, and I'm now at the point where it's my primary Email client. I do have Thunderbird installed on this machine, but I don't really even need it anymore So once you get into it, it has a pretty pretty basic display You can change pretty much everything about it. So if I open my mud RC down here, you'll notice. Let's see So, you know, I have it by reverse date. I use Vim as an editor You can change when it updates with the timeout and mail check commands And you can set like the date format and the index format all that kind of stuff like that And then also if you have Neo mud, I have Neo mud. It allows you like a little more customizability So like you notice all the senders are in red, you know, all the titles are in teal You can do that in Neo mud doesn't work on vanilla mud, but you should might as well install in Neo mud I've made some like general modifications like D is down a page. You was up a page So to making it more Vim like for my perspective And then well, let's go ahead and talk about how it works. You might know already. So in his mail Let's say I want to mail to One of my other email accounts Just put it in Subject subject And then it'll open up whatever your text editor is minus Vim and you can go ahead and type your message this is message And You just save the file and then press Y and putting your password Also on the screen you can press like a to attach an image your file or something like that So yeah, you can do pretty much Putting in the wrong password So yeah, I mean it works pretty much just like any other Email client just in the terminal, but the thing is so let's talk about some of the customization I have Now the nice thing about mud RC is that you can source other files in it So a lot of people won't just have one mud RC.  So by default it caught mine calls this file Which is really the configs for my Gmail account here. They are over here And I also have some like specific Macros specific to it. I think I got these from gobbledo. He has a video on mud, which is pretty good But yeah, so the these are like for changing to different folders. So let's say I want to change my sending folder I'll like change to any other It works pretty much as you'd expect now the thing the reason I have these in here and not in the mud RC is just because These are like specific to your folder structure. So on a different email account, you might have different folder structures So you won't you'll for your different emails. You're gonna want to have different macros for these But yeah, that's that let me actually let's log on to another email So down here. I also got these from gobbledo's video on it He has some Basically macros that sync the mailbox and then switch the source file to another email So K will do that that'll switch the email. I sent that mail to you before I think that's my password Yeah, so there's our email So, yeah, that's nice but one of the big deal breakers for me originally when I started using mud is that Like it was really hard to type out all the email addresses. I wanted to send stuff too So specifically I might want to send like about an email out to like all of my students And I have lots of them and it's a it'd be a pain to like type all the email addresses in But one of the nice things you can do is have aliases So here I source different aliases this alias file and here I have a bunch of them listed out So let's say I want to email someone on this. Let's say I want to email Ryan So I have his alias. I don't want to type out his entire email. So instead I've aliased it to just Ryan. So if I'm in mud, I can just say Ryan and then you know email LMAO your Shit can't write today famous So yeah, and you see it'll actually put his to email I mean his actual address in there even though I don't have to type it out now What does that have to do with like sending? Let's go ahead and send it to you He'll see it eventually he'll be like what the hell is this so let's say And you can do the same thing with You know like groups of people so let's say I want to send something to Ryan and Trevor and you know lots of other people You can really just say alias and then a group and you can like list out different emails like Billy at Gmail comma You know Sandra at gmail Dot com comma blah blah blah blah blah so you can actually just list out emails and sequence And whenever you type the keyword it'll automatically like send it to all of those people So that's one of the reason I mean that was sort of like once I hit that I was like oh god now I can do everything I really need to So let's see any other recommendations. I will say one thing I send everything in plain text a lot of people will be tempted to send everything as HTML because you know in HTML you can like do different colors I will just say it's a little more difficult to do that than you might think I put a lot of effort into like getting the formatting right, but yeah, you can send in a message as an email Or as a HTML file, but once you like get it back You'll have to like convert it and you'll have to have some way of doing that So I recommend just having everything in plain text Aside from that You really should just jump into this thing because it's I don't even need a thunder Actually, you know what? Let's let's just uninstall Thunderbird. We don't even need it anymore. Don't even need it Well technically I have I stuff not Thunderbird, but you know the same thing just get rid of it Look at that 80 gigs or 80 megs 80 gigs. That would be enormous. Well. Anyway, I don't have to deal with that anymore So yeah, that's mutt now. Here's the thing. I'm not done with mutt at all There are a couple other things I'm trying to get working soon. One of them is mobile iMaps So that'll let me like Basically have all my mail offline I'm still trying to work it out the kinks with that and there are some other things. I want to have like Notification scripts. I'm still working on that as well, but yeah, I'll put up a video when I do oh and by the way I'm gonna have a video. I'm working on scripts now just For installing my rice a lot of people have asked. Oh, yeah We are you gonna do a video showing us how to rice the computer to get you know exactly your conflicts I'm actually gonna put up some scripts soon And they're gonna have all of that stuff in it so you can basically just take a Raw install of arch and run the scripts and you'll get everything so that that's coming in the near future But there's well anyway. Thanks for watching. See you guys around