So Dr. Wang, please tell us about your country. Thank you. Well, I was asked by Mr. Moderators to introduce my country in two minutes. I find it's a mission impossible, so I give you one sentence about Taiwan. So what is Taiwan? I would say that it is so-called the Oriental Switzerland. So if you know something about Switzerland, you already know something about Taiwan. Well, we have about the same size in terms of geography. In your case, in Switzerland, you have 40,000 square kilometers. We have 36,000 square kilometers. And in terms of landscape, three-fifths of the islands in Taiwan are occupied by high mountains. And of course, the three-fifths of your land is occupied by high mountains. And it's also very interesting that our GDP total is about the same size in 2021, except one thing is we are an island, you are an inland, but you are surrounded by many, many strong countries. So pretty much about the island anyway. Well, enough about Taiwan. Let me start by expressing my gratitude to the Swiss MedTech for inviting Taiwan as a guest country this year to share our experience about the digital health technology. Switzerland is one of the leading countries in medical technology, and Swiss MedTech days attract many top medical industries, and especially from different countries every year. I'm very proud that Taiwan is part of such incredible events. You know, Taiwan is also well-known in ICD manufacturing hubs. As you know that roughly about half of our chips is made in Taiwan, and 92% of the most advanced chips are made in Taiwan. That scared a lot of people, including the United States and China. Well, Taiwan also has a very generous and equitable universal healthcare systems. Major Taiwan hospitals are working with the ICD company to improve healthcare through the digitalization. The digital technology is extremely important to the post-pandemic recovery, and we wish to have international cooperation with countries who share the same democratic and liberal values. Switzerland is of course one of our priorities to work with. Now I have the pleasure to announce the Taiwan Digital Ministers Audrey Tan, who will be the keynote speaker today. I am sure many of you are aware of her. She represents Taiwan government to sign the declaration for the future of the Internet in April this year. Together with the United States, Australia, Canada, Japan, UK, and the EU and other countries in the world, we committed to build an Internet environment where economic and social development is encouraged. Later, our speakers in the deep divide sessions include Dr. Lee Wei Chang, the Deputy Superintendent of Taipei Venture and General Hospitals, Dr. Joe Yeh, the CEO of the Asia-leading medical image of AI companies, Dr. Grace Yeh, the war lawyer of the Industrial Technology Research Institute and Dr. Linus Gauss of the President of the Europe-Taiwan Biotech Association. They are all top specialists from Taiwan, and I'm sure their speech will impress you about Taiwan's digital policy and cutting-edge technologies. Let's but another list. I wish to take this opportunity to appear for your support for Taiwan's participation in the World Health Organization. Taiwan is highly capable, engaged, and responsible member of the global health community. Taiwan would like to contribute more to improve global healthcare systems. Please give us a chance to prove Taiwan can help. I wish today's events a great success, and thank you very much. Thank you. Ambassador David Wang, thank you very much. Thank you, Dr. Wang. And now I'd like to introduce my co-moderator for this session, which is Dr. Sang Il Kim. He's an MD and PhD. He's since recently at the Byrne University of Applied Sciences. Initially, he's a radiologist, studied in Hamburg, spent several years with Siemens, E-Health Swiss Post. He was also in the middle of the perfect storm of the digital transformation of the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health, BRG. His division had the task of setting up the electronic patient record in Switzerland. He was responsible for the management of the COVID pandemic, so he's not choosing the easy topics, Dr. Kim. And with our technical capabilities of today, even though there's four hours time difference, Dr. Kim will now have an interview with the digital minister of Taiwan, Audrey Tang. Welcome, Dr. Kim. Thanks, Heiko, for the kind introduction. And thank you, Dr. Wang, for the short insights of Taiwan. And I also hope that maybe this year could be the starting point for more cooperation between Switzerland and Taiwan in terms of medtech and maybe health IT as well. So I'm very, very pleased that I can have here a virtual interview with the digital minister of Taiwan, Ms. Audrey Tang. And of course, we hope that we get some ideas of their visions in Taiwan, their achievements, challenges, and also the obstacles they have introducing digital means to the health care area or to the society in general. So I hope she's already online. Oh, yeah.  Sorry.  Yeah. Welcome. Really thank you that you are here with us. And it's really a big honor to have this interview with you. And she's the digital minister since 2016. And she shall help government agencies to communicate policy goals and managing information published by the government. So it's major topic is the communication between, you know, the governmental side and also the public side. And both with digital means. And she was the youngest minister in Taiwan without a portfolio. I was really astonished without a portfolio. So you could do everything what you wanted, right. And so she has given the role to bridge the gap. I think this is really interesting to bridge the gap between the older and the younger generation. And I think this is one of your everyday business today. To be honest, while preparing this interview, I have seen some interviews on the internet. And yeah, and I can say I have become a fan of you. To be honest, I really was impressed by your clear thoughts and your very intrinsic motivation. I feel to help all the people. That means really all young, old men, women, everyone to use the digital means for a better life and also for a better environment. For example, also democracy. You stated once, saving democracy with digital technology. And maybe we can hear about that something more. But to give you the word about your life, there are a lot of anecdotes about you. And I had, yeah, I heard that about your quitting schools. And maybe you can tell us why you quit schools at which age. Hello, really happy to be here. I quit school when I was 14 on the second year of middle high. But I did so with the full blessing from the head of my school. I discovered at a time that all the researchers are on this new thing called the World Web in 1995. And I discovered this website called Archive ARXIV where people publish their preprints for peer review before going to journals. And I write them, but people didn't know across the internet I was just 14. So I was treated as a peer among researchers. So I told the head of my school, you know, if I can do research, I don't really want to stay in the school because research is 10 years ahead of what I read in the school books. And then all my teachers and the head of school agreed. Actually, the principal said, yeah, it seems like really exciting. So just go for it. And you don't have to go to my school anymore. That is when I started self-education and then started quite a few startups on web technologies shortly afterwards. Oh, thank you very much for this history of backside. Yeah, I think this shows also that you are doing things where you really believe in. And we hope also that we can learn a little bit about you, from you and also from Taiwan regards to the digitization of society and especially here, digitization of the healthcare system. Well, to be honest, I was also astonished when I read the whole Taiwan has a digital ministry. I thought, well, in Switzerland, I don't know if we have a digital ministry. Not yet, I think, then I grabbed a little bit and I realized also Japan has a digital ministry. And since this year also Germany, our big neighbor has also a digital ministry. And maybe this could be a key point for the digitization of society to have someone responsible for that. Do you feel responsible for digitization of Taiwan? In Taiwan, the word digital shuwei also means plural, like more than one, numerous. They share the same root numbers. And so to me, to quote Dr. Tsai Ing-wen, our president in her first inauguration speech, she said, before we think of democracy as showdown between two opposing values, but from now on democracy must become a collaboration between diversity of values. So plurality, collaboration across diversity, that is what shuwei, what plural or digital means in Taiwan. So I feel responsible to build common ground out of very different positions and deliver innovations based on those common grounds. Very interesting. So I'm also one of the experts for semantic interoperability. And when I see and hear what you understand with the term digital, well, here I think it's the opposite. We only see zero and one and that's it. Not plurality, so very interesting. Okay, can you tell us maybe what was the reason that the Taiwanese government established such kind of ministry for digital affairs? Just like our ministry of foreign affairs, the Mouda, our ministry of digital affairs, is a breach toward the cyberspace. We realize that the cyberspace already has certain norms, internet norms. But we also realize that on the threats of the pandemic or of the infodemic, which is the word that the WHO used for this information crisis during pandemic times, there are many norms that are being pushed backward. Many democracies in our region especially feel threatened so much so that they want to do some takedowns of the internet, want to do some fragmentation of the internet or just like they do lockdowns to counter the pandemic. Now, maybe lockdowns are unavoidable if you have widespread community transmission before your hospital is ready for it. But in Taiwan for the past couple years and a half, we've never had a single day of lockdown, yet we managed to have net zero excess death with regard to COVID. And we managed to have zero takedowns for administration instead relying on humor to combat against rumor and the public notice instead of takedown against this information. So the Ministry of Digital Affairs wants to be like the Ministry of Foreign Affairs a bridge to advocate this model, the Taiwan model of democracy toward emerging threats on the cyberspace so that cyberspace continues to be a vehicle of liberal democracy or social democracy instead of just bumping into authoritarianism or chaos. Thank you. That means social democracy needs a digital society? Is it like that? Yes. I mean two things. First, as you said, to introduce digital to improve our democracy. That's one, that's domestic. But also to democratize the digital spaces that we are in. For example, in Taiwan, if you step into a public park or a town hall and so on, there's a very democratic space. We have referendum like you do. We have public deliberation like you do. But if you go to say Facebook, then you go into authoritarian regime and ownership more than 51% is controlled by one person. So basically the democratization, the deliberation, everything is gone when you have the conversation there. But in many jurisdictions, people don't have a digital infrastructure for public discourse. So they're forced to use Facebook for that purpose and therefore go on a backslide when it comes to democratization to further instead say polarization. So democratization of digital spaces is as important as the digitalization of domestic democracy. Okay, thank you. Coming to the term digital society, well for all of us as part of society, I think the health status is one of the key points for everybody all over the world. Is it right that also this healthcare environment is part of your work in this digital ministry? And yes, what exactly are you doing or supporting or helping in this context? Yes, a couple of things. First, we have this idea of collective intelligence. This is part of our three pillars of social innovation, fast, fair and fun. Instead of Facebook, in Taiwan we have our own civic infrastructure like this one, the PTT, that allows people to report around the turn of 2020 on the last day of 2019 that there's SARS cases reported from Wuhan. In many other social media that are more anti-social, this news just got flooded by other news. But in Taiwan's pro-social platforms that is part of our digital affairs concern, people triaged this news very quickly, resulting in health inspections on the first day of 2020 because we were contributed to the collective intelligence instead of being pulled away. The other thing that the digital ministry is interested in is to help the people who are not that used to online forums. Even though broadband is a human right in Taiwan, there are still very young people or very old people prefer to call this toll-free line number 1922 where they meet someone with a lot of empathy, listen to their cases, their concerns, like in April 2020 a young boy called saying, you're rationing your mask, I got pink ones. I don't want to wear pink to school, I'm a boy. Then very next day on the 2 p.m. press conference, all the medical officers wore pink and the ministry chair said, pink panther is my childhood hero and all the fashion brands turn pink and so on. So this is not just about biological, physical health, this is about mental health, about turning something that could be bullying or things like that into something that is human-driven and that takes the edge away. Okay, you told us that you have some means to report things so that the health authorities and also you can benefit from this information. To be honest, in the corona crisis, we also had several apps for that, but the people didn't use it. How do you manage that the Taiwanese people are using this kind of information technology to make these reports for better surveillance? Yeah, so it's about fast, fair and fun. We already had a lot of fun before the pandemic using the same architecture to report this information online. We have this line bot, it's like WhatsApp, developed not by the government, by the civil society, civic tech, called co-facts, collaborative fact-checking, so that people can report what rumors are trending and people share this dashboard of the most viral dashboard of this information or misinformation. So people just like reporting spam, but there is an element of competition there because people want to debunk this information as quickly as possible to win some points in their peer-based gamification. And the most active dispelling of this information are then vetted by professional journalists on the third-party fact-checking network like the Taiwan fact-checking Sansa. And once they're vetted by the journalists, the participation officer, the people in charge of engaging the public in each ministry, rose out this hilarious debunking packages that are even more viral than this information. Before the pandemic, this is an example that people reported the trending virus was the state will fund you $1 million for perming your hair many times a week. Now, after just two hours, this picture gets posted by the head of cabinet, our premier, Su Zhenchang, that says, it's not true. It quotes the mRNA of the virus. It's not true. Then the spike protein that says, I may be bald now, but I will not punish people who look like my youth. And a fine print that says, we've introduced a labeling requirement for hair products. But then on the bottom, you see, our premier looks now with no hair, with a hair blower saying, if you perm your hair many times a week, it will not damage your bank account, but it will damage your hair. Your hairstyle will match my hairstyle. This is hilarious. And it reached far more people than this information and empowered people to share the clarification, the fact check, and so on. So we already have that sort of civic crowdsourcing before going into the pandemic. So people is reasonably sure that if they surface something such as a new way, point out a bias, it will get a result in not 24 hours in two hours. Okay, at least I've right now learned that we did only two things of your three Fs. We did it fast. We did it also fair in terms of the Swiss COVID app. That was our digital contact tracing app where I was responsible for, but we didn't have the fun factor. We also didn't have the gamification factor. Maybe this is what we should do the next time, the next crisis, the next crisis. Unfortunately, it will come, I guess. So thanks. Well, coming to Switzerland and digitization in healthcare, I've wrote this to you. To be honest, Switzerland is not that good in that topic. So we are quite poor in digitization and there's a ranking from 2018. Maybe several people here know that. And we were placed in position 14 out of 17 countries here in Europe. So as far as I know, still over 50% of all doctors, physicians here in Switzerland are documenting on paper with a pen. I know that you once stated paper and pen was the first personal computer, but hopefully this is not the fact for the healthcare professionals here in Switzerland. Do you know the situation in Taiwan? So are you working totally digital? And if yes, still what kind of obstacles, what kind of challenges do you have in the healthcare system? Yes, the entire universal healthcare system in Taiwan is digital, but it doesn't mean that people cannot use analog ways of input. This is important since you mentioned the contact tracing example. This for a while for a year or so since mid-2021 is our primary contact tracing system. It's based on SMS. So instead of installing any app, you don't have to install an app. This is a built-in camera. You just point it to the QR code, it pops out 192 to the toll-free number, and you send a 15-digit random code. And that's it. That's all the checking requires. The point I'm making is that introducing a new app usually just exclude 20% of people. Because we know 20% of people, although they can use a phone and the built-in apps, they do not have the expertise or they feel insecure about installing new apps. But the flip phones are also important. So you can look at a 15-random digit, manually text that to 192 to, and that still counts as a check-in. So again, that includes like 10% more of people. And all of them can go to a website to see which contact tracers have looked at their records in the past 28 days. So again, a reverse accountability, reciprocal transparency. With this in mind, it means that even people who do not carry any feature phone or anything at all, they can work with people who are nearby who accompany them.  But at least people can build a letter of expertise of a little bit more, learning a little bit more, and assisting people. And once people see that if they take their IC card to the local convenience store, they can take the kiosk to pre-order the mask or get a vaccine or get a rapid test and so on. And in these cases, the people in the convenience store can help them to take their card to point and click on the kiosk. But even my grandma, who is almost 90 years old now, after a couple of times of pre-ordering mask, she also remembers what to click on the kiosk. And so she can teach her friends in their 80s and 90s afterwards. One first is to have an assistive intermediary, the pharmacist, the convenience store of staff. And second, to always design with a maximally inclusive way so that people, even with just a flip phone and so on, can also learn something, and then to them, it's a little bit better than paper then. Mike? Yes. Okay, I see that you're interpreting the fair part much broader than we did. So you are much more inclusive about targeting all the people. As I said in the beginning, old, young and also well-professional and not well-professional. Okay. But coming again to the healthcare system in Taiwan, do you think that the digitization of the healthcare system in Taiwan is perfect? So what are the downsides in your opinion of the current situation? Maybe a small question. Do you have a kind of a national electronic health record for every citizen? Yes. So we just tried right now here in Switzerland. It's called Elektronisches Patienten dos hier. I think not all of you know that. It is already established. You can have one if you want. But yeah, we have only, I think, 40,000. And that's it for the whole population right now. In Taiwan, in 2003, we had our source epidemic. At the time, only a very small part in our country, the Penghu or Pescadores Island, is piloting the electronic records and the IC card for universal healthcare. Everybody else, including like everyone in Taiwan or Jimman Mao Zhu and so on, are using those paper-based cards with paper-based records that are, well, the good word is federated but really dispersed among all the different systems in all the clinics and so on. Now, after SARS, I think people wake up to the fact that without such databases for, as I mentioned, reverse accountability for ledger and so on, in terms of epidemic control, you would like to be fighting blind because there's no way to get real-time access to information and to get information to people. And so people generally agreed that we need to have a national healthcare database but the constraints, the human right, the human right abuse prevention, the data protection and so on are paramount. So we held a citizen's deliberation assembly with statistically representative people to just deliberate on the parameters of this. So it's rolled out 2004, 2005. Now, in the 15, 16 years since the establishment, we have not had a single major incident cybersecurity-wise or privacy-wise. So it's very much relied upon. So by the time that we encountered the COVID-19 pandemic, we basically increased the reach of the universal healthcare system. It didn't use to, for example, link to the immigration records, links so that the clinic can see whether you come from a place that was more COVID than Taiwan around 2020 or is also linked, as I mentioned, to mask availability, purchasing rapid tests, purchasing like everything. So it used to be just medicine, healthcare, but now it's just generalized pandemic control. Of course, there are also concerns that whether this is going beyond the scope of the originally agreed upon by the citizen's deliberation design of the universal healthcare system. There are constitutional courts debate currently happening of whether we need to allow opting out of the future data use because the original social contract was no opting out. So that is still being deliberated. I'm sure that we'll continue to find a delicate but fine-balanced norm around data availability and privacy concerns. Okay, what I see here, two things is that there was a crisis which gave the thing a push in your country. And the other part is that there's a big trust from your people to the governmental infrastructure like this national health record system. And I was responsible for digital transformation the last two years at the Ministry of Health here in Switzerland. And I was asked several times, will this crisis give us also a push in digitalization? And to be honest, I can't see it right now. Not yet. Maybe in the next years, some new legislation are prepared right now for the near future. But still what I realize is digital transformation needs change management, changing the habits of the people because new tools make new processes, new work, new collaboration. Also digital transformation needs more money and more investments. Maybe a question to you.  That is a really good question. We, for the first time in the same one's first term, our president, classified digital as a kind of infrastructure budget. This is important because previously in the Taiwanese accounting system, and I think many other accounting systems across the world, only things that are concrete, like literally made out of concrete, count as infrastructure budget, and usually the investment or the capital expenditure is not extended to things purely made out of bits. But by including the digital infrastructure as a kind of infrastructure, we made sure that this is not just about the concrete things, but rather about the bits in general and the data pipelines and things like that. That became very important. So we put in, I think it was 87 billion NT dollars over four years on the first term of the President Tsai Ing-wen into the digital public infrastructures and a huge difference that they make. Previously, we have silos. We have a lot of records, for example, for disaster prevention, for earthquake mitigation, for flood control, for air pollution, and water level and water pollution and so on. But they're all in different universities, different agencies, different civic tech communities. But by saying that the sensors, of course, is already there, the computation power is already there, but the data pipeline that connects them together are the infrastructure that we are investing in. We make sure that the machine learning models, the transformer models and things like that become a common good that people can apply across disciplines. So I think this is definitely an idea that is worth spreading to more accounting offices around the world. That this is both operational expense but also capital expense. Okay. Well, in my former role, I was responsible to establish a digital transformation strategy for the Ministry of Health but also for the healthcare system here in Switzerland. And I realized that we are lacking a lot of interoperability. As you mentioned, all the silos, which are there in different agencies in different institutions. And if we would try to connect them today, to be honest, we are not allowed to do that by law. It's not allowed because of data privacy issues, but if you would change the law and we would try to connect them, we are still lacking technical and semantical interoperability standards. I've heard that you are promoting these open API standards. Can you tell us a little bit more about that and how you are going to combine these different kind of data silos? Yeah, certainly. For example, this is some Arduino or Raspberry Pi boxes in all our primary schools that measure the PM2.5 air pollution levels so that the students can inform their parents whether they want to go for a hike or stay at home. And this has been civic tech, like not at all government infrastructure. But because this is part of basic education, some people start to find, for example, in the industrial area around Xinzhou, there's actually a small gap there because the teachers are not allowed to break and enter the industrial areas to install the sensors. And so they work with us on such topics over the years through this annual competition called Presidential Hackathon. In Presidential Hackathon, more than 200 teams each year propose their ideas corresponding to one or more of the 169 Sustainable Development Goal targets. Now these SDG targets are voted in by the people for a drastic voting, a new voting method. And the Top 20 gets this boost of three months of internal sandbox of trying out their idea, as I just mentioned, in a region in basic education or things like that. So people try out, for example, using FHIR to connect the ambulance and the emergency response unit in the Ministry of Interior to the Ministry of Health and Welfare in the major trauma units in the nearby hospitals. So later on it gets connected to the road planning agency of the Ministry of Transportation and Communication to optimize the red light or whatever design of the road. And that's very different data norms. And to link them together, you need to procure systems that take care of not just the people using the system, which for an ambulance system is probably people in the Ministry of Interior and Health instead of people in the Ministry of Transportation. But rather, we say in our procurement for any interactive parts you need to offer it also in machine readable and writable format the open API standard by the Linux Foundation. If you don't if the procuring agency tick the box, if you don't implement that or charge a lot more to implement open API, then you could be disqualified as a vendor from future procurement just like, we use the same language just like refusing to implement seeing disability, right? And that's the basic idea of the procurement. And once all the systems are procured this way, then it becomes possible to link them together. Of course, just like the Estonian X Road, we call it the T Road, it still maintains a full ledger of the access. And for privacy, like private identity information, we use instead multi-party computation federated oblivious storage homomorphic encryption to make sure that we can use the insight or the computational model but not necessarily the raw data. Okay, impressive to be honest. Yeah, maybe this similar kind of infrastructure we will have also in Switzerland as far as I know, the government today here in Switzerland is going into that direction that at least the governmental bodies and the governmental IT infrastructure could and should look like that what you just showed. As you know, we are here at the Swiss MedTech event so medical devices mobile devices also for healthcare delivery and as well as software, mobile apps for healthcare delivery. Short question are you using a mobile device for healthcare or some software for that? Yes, in an extended sense, right? We popularized the use of medical for psychological consultations. Previously, it was not possible for people in Taiwan and the psychiatrists or counseling profession to operate throughout the internet because there's a lot that says you need to be done in the designated place but then we creatively reinterpreted so that anything a counselor's computer connects to to be interpreted to be in the same place and so that extended the reach of things so I have on my phone Farhugs which is like hugs from remote a psychological counseling tool that I personally helped to interpret into existence. Okay, maybe you know that there's this GDPR the data privacy regulation here in Europe as well we have a new medical device regulation which is effective from this year on and last year on it's quite a big hurdle to jump over here for the medical device companies do you know how the quality assurance is done in Taiwan so regards to medical software, regards to medical devices and what my personal opinion is especially for the software these medical device regulation is not really fitting what's your opinion on that Yeah, I think the latest one of the later Apple Watch models that doubles as a kind of diagnostic device was the first public case that received a lot of scrutiny from our Ministry of Health and Welfare in terms of its use as a kind of medical device but it pertains I'm sure not just for the software analysis part but also to the hardware like the IoT sensors there like whether it's reliable in terms of making self-diagnosis and so on in Taiwan although our privacy law is broadly compatible with the European model we do not have full GDPR adequacy because each Ministry is its own data protection authority we do not yet have a single DPA that scopes over all the different ministries but basically the Ministry of Health and Welfare get to be the DPA and decide the norm and the privacy interpretations which tend to be of course more strict compared to the interpretation for example from the environmental protection authority that you just saw on the airboxes for very good reasons so yeah I think in Taiwan we think of data norms or privacy norms not as a one size fits all thing but rather to look at them like we don't have a text norm right there's a journalistic norm there's an academic norm and in different academic fields different norms about their papers so just like there's no one size fits all text norm we think the data norm is broadly aligned with whatever textual norm that is the Ministry or the competent authority to say now with that said not all ministries have the supervisory and regulatory capabilities to express their requirements as software code if they do like our financial supervisory council which successfully express is anti-money laundry and KYC know your customer if you try to open a bank account or sign insurance with old people there are certain steps that you need to ensure that they are fully informed and so on and once those rules are expressed as computer code it become very easy for the compliance units in the banks to just plug and play that particular module in their software instead of a black box that seeks certification afterwards I think we should establish a modular computer code readable legislation and regulation so that is not we want to do evil we do not do evil but rather cannot do evil that is the direction we are working forward to. Okay thanks for this insight one of the big challenges right now in the health care area is the usage of data we have so many tons and billions and trillions of data in different data data CSI laws which we can't access which we can't use for instance for research purposes. Last year we had here the Finnish delegation here and Finland established a secondary use of health care data act two years ago first I think in the world we had a dedicated act for that and do you know the situation in Taiwan or maybe you can tell us how kind of secondary use using healthcare data for research how is it possible and what do you know? Because each ministry is own DPA the ministry of health and welfare simply interprets research based on the total data of national health insurance legitimate altruism public benefit as simple as that so not only there is no opting out from the universal healthcare there is currently no opting out from using it in secondary research so we are at the other end of the spectrum like a very social thinking a very collective thinking of data now that is helped of course by the fact that we've never had a privacy or cyber security breach in the past 15 years so the trust is high but even so I think the constitutional court encouraged by the GDPR is now deliberating in a couple months we will have a interpretation whether that we should still allow some sort of opting out or whether that use of such data need to be additionally protected by as I mentioned zero knowledge proofs or multi-party computation encryption in order to continually qualify for this no opting out status it's really opposite of our situation here okay I didn't know that well unfortunately we are coming to the end and for the last questions I would we would like to hear from you maybe you have some recommendations for such underdeveloped countries like Switzerland in terms of digitization and healthcare so what is your recommendation to us here in Switzerland how could we reach a little bit more better digitization in healthcare yeah I think Switzerland leaves the world in deliberative and participatory and direct democracy a lot of our work in Taiwan has been working with the European researchers on digital democracy to bring some of your techniques and processes into the digital realm so we can figure out the norms together in 2015 our first use of the open space technology deliberation online using polispl.is shows that for the uberx case which is people without professional license driving to work and back picking up strangers charging them for it my social media friends and families are all over the place they don't know whether to call it sharing economy or people call it geek economy there's a lot of contests in the space but we deployed assistive intelligence or AI to help people after seeing the open data the facts to share not their final voting but their reflection their feelings and there's no right or wrong about feelings and after three weeks of running the polis ideation we only hold to our self into account to answer the 10 most resonated feelings across different groups and use that as the basis for ideation and finally regulation so for example I feel that passenger liability very important if you agree you move toward me you click agree you move toward me if you click disagree you move farther away from me but there's no reply button so there's no room for trolls to grow but rather people just keep posting their own ideas feelings to resonate with one another knowing that only the nuanced ideas that speak to the entire population enabling collaboration across diversity has a chance to be heard so in mainstream media you see divisive statements polarization but on the polis system we only see the common grounds like registration not undercutting existing meters insurance and so on which we very swiftly turn into legislation so Uber is a legal tax in Taiwan but the same multipurpose system also enable local churches local temples in underserved areas in rural areas to form their own fleet sometime from long-term health providers and so on which also earns tourist money and so on in a way that benefits everyone is a plurality solution is not a singularity solution to this situation so I would encourage you to build such a norm-building layer combining the aspects of the face-to-face analog deliberative democracy that you excel in a world as well as the digital way to record and amplify those norms so that we can actually agree on there's some common points around privacy around accountability together and to enable small-scale pilot studies to be scaled into national scale like our presidential hackathon okay that means ask the people a user-driven approach for also better digitization in healthcare well we'll think about that thanks so I have to say goodbye it was really a big pleasure thank you for the inspiring interview I hope also here the audience enjoyed your views and opinions and as you do it like that I say live long and prosper he's had a long life thank you thank you thank you minister order tank thank you doctor Kim for the great interview


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What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports card, German 22-23, putting a spectra in mosaic, basketball, hobby, four box, makes number two, random team style. Here's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find those on the website, under the results tab, as well as the link in chat. So good luck, everybody, against spectra. Teared random team style number six, breaking next. Eight to go on that. Eight to go.  Let's get it filled on up, everybody. Here we go. Benedict Matherin, Simone Fontecchio, Silver DeAndre Hunter, Red Russell Westbrook, Yokic Montage, and Tyrese Maxi, Stair Masters, Oshai Bajie, Mark Williams, Silver Jalen Green, Red Sexton, Zion, and Luca Notarietti, Ty Ty Keegan-Murray Rookie, Dallan Terry, Mosaic, Blue, Peyton Watson, to 199. Hello, Steve. And with the old razzle-dazzle Jalen Green, and Chris Ball. Hello, Steve. Here's Blake Wesley, Wendell Moore, Kristaps Porzingis, Red Pat Conaton, Stair Masters, Jimmy Buckets, and a Hallow Montage. Dyson Daniels, Jose Alvarado, Grand Theft Alvarado on the auto, going to the Pelicans. Nice one there, New Orleans. Paul with a select spot. Anthony with two select spots. Silver PG. Here's a Devin Vasell to 199. Shrey Young Overdrive and Josh Giddy. Good spot. Alphanatic Shrimp tomorrow. Yeah, did you get a spot in that, Steve? Jalen Dern, Isaiah Mobley, Desmond Bain, Red Xire Williams, Jalen Williams, and Devin Booker. That is going to be really cool, dude. Jalen Williams Rookie. Silver Trent.  You just got Pink Jingle to 149. Matherin and Luca. Did you really? Nice, Steve. Let's go, dude. Nice. Those flew when those got listed. Oh, yeah. Price McGowan, Silver David Roddy. It is a Pink Jabari Walker to 149.  Jeremy Sohan and Paolo. Not Jingles. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Jabari Smith, Walker Kessley, Isaac Acoro.  You just got Red Jingle. Joe Engels Red, Keegan Murray, and Jalen Williams. I know Skywarp. I think the next update is going to be, you're going to be able to watch on Fnatic's Live. I know that's something they're trying to fix. And Steph Curry. What'd you say? What'd you say? Oh, Ben X. Matherin. Smell in Fonsecchio. You're not wrong. Jalen Durin. And a Purple. Shade on Sharp to 99. Congrats on that one, Blazers. You think you were first?  I'm so shy of Maji Mark Williams. Trayman, Red Jaden Hardy. Damian Millard and AJ Griffon, introductions. Jeremy with a spot in number eight. Thank you, Jeremy. Matthew with a spot in legacy. Thank you, Matthew. Again, still eight to go in number six. We are eight, 10, and seven. Eight to go in number six. That breaks next, everybody.  Ty Ty and Keegan Murray Rookie, Silver Jabari Smith, Blue Carousel Avert to 199. My friend's an iPhone, but then she knows what I'm up to. Jalen Brunson. True Skywarp. Very true. Oh, no. Dyson Daniels, Jalen, How ya Durin? How ya Durin, Sean? Blue Rudy Go Bear, the Stifle Tower to 199. And Jabari Smith. That's his actual nickname. The Stifle Tower. He's from France. Okay. And he stifles people and that rhymes with Eiffel. And it's Jordan Poole. Kyrie Irving and Tray Young. I don't know, dude. Vince Williams, Tray Young, Red Julius Randall, Mitchell and Curry. He's just in there. Hold on. What? There's an overdrive of Jalen Durin. Yeah, I wanted Jabari Walker, Silver Josh Green, Robert Williams, Tyries Hallibur and then a stained glass, John Morant. Congrats. Grizzly's nice one there. Brandon with a spot in Finest. Thank you, Brandon. Robert B with a spot in Select. Thank you, Robert. Appreciate you guys. So, spots coming in. Thank you all. Appreciate that very much. Jabari Smith Rookie, Walker Kessler, Jaden Hardy, Pink to 149, Wendell Moore Jr. and Steph Curry. I think we should switch the story of who it was originally. Yeah, it was a lot funnier. It was a lot funnier. Josh Minot. And I swore it was him. I wasn't doing it to make it funnier. Tamati Sabonis. I was like thinking, who would say that? I knew it was awkward whatever it was. Congrats on that one. Yes, those two are like brothers, man. Tamati Sabonis for the Kings. I know. Sprinkles and Pink to 149. Michael Porter Jr. KD and Stray Youngster Masters. I know. Quack. What up, buddy? Quack. Jacob M. You got the Celtics. You got the Celtics, Jacob. Get them Cs. Cs, baby. Get them Cs. Eight to go. Let's get it filled up, guys. Breaking next is Spectra. Here's your first look at what could be yours in the next case. Yeah, you got it. No problem, Jake. We've got a bunch of jokers in here right now. Dirk Nowitzki to 99 on the Interstellar. Tabari Walker Rookie. Malcolm Brogdon. And Yandre Aten to 49. Sky High Signatures. Congrats on that, Sons. Regular season football is roughly 24 hours from now. The Dolphin Chain. Celestial Oshai Bajie. The Dolphins. It's a bad look wearing that around. Look at this.  You should have gone this. You should have done it the other way. I'm in Mitchell. Julius Randall. 16 to 49. Austin Rivers. Deep Space Auto for the Timberwolves. Oh, nice Quack. Justin Tucker, SGC 10. I love it, dude. That's awesome. All right. We've got Celestial Clay to 149 for the Warriors. Walker Kessler Rookie. Fred Van Vleet. And Kennedy Chandler to 99. RPA. Congrats on that. Grizzlies. Very nice looking. Three colors. Going to Memphis. Congrats, Memphis. That is a meta. Steal the Draft. AJ Griffin to 25. Given Austin Rivers. Dylan Brooks. Bones Highland. And to 99. Walker Kessler. Aspiring Rookie Auto. Congrats, Jazz. Going to Jose. Congrats, Jose. Nice. We got a blank white card. Very nice. That is a gold. Quinten Grimes. One to 10. Nice one there. Nicks. QG. Second year. Kenyan Martin Jr. Cameron Johnson. And to 99. Nicolay Jovic. RPA on the Celestial. Congrats on that heat. Miami Heat picking up the Celestial RPA of Nicolay Jovic. Keegan Murray. Astral Rookie to 49. It's a card for Sean to write the trash list on. Terry Eason. Franz Wagner. And another Austin Rivers. Gold Deep Space Auto to 10. Yeah. Congrats, Shane. Mark picking up a select spot. There you go, Shane. Let's go, Shane. I was pumped when we hit that for you. Yeah, a little orange case hit. The best player. There's Malik Monk to 99. Interstellar. Derek White. Michael Porter Jr. And to 99. Aspiring Rookie Auto. That's Kennedy Chandler. That's going to the Gris. Congrats, Memphis. Pengsion with a select basketball spot. Roger with the White Sox and Chrome. And last pack here. Good luck, everybody. That is a McCall Bridges for the Nets to 149. Celestial. That is a Jovic Rookie. A Miles Turner. And nice one here for Utah to 99. Deep Space Auto. Laurie Markinin. Congrats on that. Yeah, I did see that, Shane. I did. Yeah, and the entire finest one. A quick recap. Laurie Markinin. Kennedy Chandler. Gold Austin Rivers to 10. Nicolay Jovic RPA. Walker Kessler. Kennedy Chandler RPA. Austin Rivers to 49. Sky High Signatures 8-49. Damontis Sabonis and Jose Alvarado. That will do it for the break. Thank you guys again for the fill. Up next is Spectra.


Hi, my name is Jesper and I'm part of the SD TouchDFX team. In this video I will give you an introduction to the Gauge widget, which has been added to the TouchDFX version 4.16. I have a new TouchDFX application in the designer. I'll add a box just as a background like this. Then I'll add the Gauge. You can find it here. I'll put it in the center. You can see the Gauge already has a background image and a needle. It has a style called the Standard Gauge 1. Here we also have a Standard Gauge 2. So as all other widgets, when you have selected a style, it will preset some of the properties for that widget. So in this case the background image, the rotation center, the angles and so on. As for all other widgets, you can press the question mark on the top here and you'll see a link to the TouchDFX documentation page describing this particular widget. Here you'll find all the key properties and the description of those. You will also find a link in the bottom to the API reference for that particular widget. So let's have a look at the properties set for this Standard Gauge 1. The background image, where it is the background here, of course. The rotation center, that is where the rotation center of the gauge is. In this case where the image of the needle will be persistent. So you can see I can change it here. The angle is the angle in which the minimum and the maximum values of the gauge will be represented at. So you can see we have a value range here. So the minimum is 0 and the maximum is 100. If I put this to 0, you can see we are hitting the minus 90 degree angle here. If I write 100, it will go like this. So we can try and run the simulator and see that we get this behavior that we see on the canvas in the designer. So we have the needle positioned a bit out here. Type in 125 again and we see that it will be positioned in the center. For the needle itself, we see we have these properties down here. So we have, of course, the image of the needle. We have the rotation center of the needle. So that is the point in the needle which will be put on top of the rotation center of the gauge. Then we have two properties here. So that is the rendering algorithm when the needle is moving and the rendering algorithm when the needle is steady. So not moving. The needle itself is drawn by a texture map widget, which is the same texture map as you can add here. So it is the same way of drawing it. It has two options, so nearest neighbor, which is pretty fast to render, but not completely perfect in image quality. And the binary linear interpolation is much better quality, but it is a bit harder on the microcontroller to draw. Okay, so that was the basic setup of the properties for this gauge widget. So let us try to make it update the value of the gauge. I'm now opening the project here. I'm opening it with your studio, but you can open it, of course, in whatever editor you would like to. So here I have the header file of the screen 1 view. So you can see if I open the screen 1 view base, this is where I have my box 1 and my gauge 1. Okay, so to update it during execution, well normally you would have some sort of readout of some meter and that would enter into the model class. You would propagate it to the presenter and onto the view. But here I'm just going to simulate it by implementing the handle tick event. So that is called each tick in TouchDFX. I implement it in the cpp file. So if I just do like this, so I can use update value. Let me just get the current value of the gauge plus 1. And it takes an argument called duration, so that is the duration of the update. So how long would it take to reach this value? So in this case I'll just do an instant update, which is entering the value 0. Compiling and running. So we'll see it animate to the maximum and then just stay there because I'm just adding 1, 2, whatever value it has. As you might remember, we put in the value range 0 to 100. So if I go back to my code here and let's say add a modifier value here. So now I add 1 to it. But let's say so if the current value is either the maximum or the minimum. So equal 0 or if it is equal to 100, then I'll change the direction. So modifier multiplied by minus 1. We go back and forth here. Okay, but we put in the value range here in the designers from 0 to 100. Maybe it's not the best design to just have a magic number here, 0 and 100. So if I would like to change that, I could use the get range method in the gauge widget. So if I have a minimum value and a max value here. So I could say gauge 1, get range. So this one will get you the range and it takes as an argument a reference to an integer. So I can add my minimum value and my maximum value here and I will get those. And then I could put in minimum value and maximum value instead. So a little bit nicer. So this is just to show you that there is a range of methods here. You can pick and choose from to get the values from the gauge widget itself. And it still works. Okay, let's look at another feature of the gauge widget, which is the arc. So you are not limited to having a needle or a texture matter changing angle. You can also add an arc to your gauge. I'll demonstrate that by adding another gauge to my application. I'll put that one here. So if I select the style 2, it will show exactly that. Here, if I change this, you can see that it's not only the needle which is changing, but also this arc here. The behavior and properties of the arc is very similar to that of the needle. So down here you see it now says use arc. It is basically a circle known as like the circle widget itself. So here we can either choose an image or a column. In this case it's an image. So we can go and have a look at the image. So we have this background with the gray background for the arc. And then we have this arc here, which is a circle which kind of changes thickness. So we use that one. We have a set arc position which places the arc inside of the gauge. So in this case it's because the image of this arc is not the size of the gauge itself. So we need to place it in the correct location. And then just as a circle we have a radius on a line width and a cap style also if you want that. You can position the arc on top of the needle, force it to be on top of the needle if you want to. And let's just make it animate just as gauge 1. We have the same value range and the same initial value. So we should be able to just go here and copy this line here so the modifier will still work. If not we need it 1 for the gauge 2 as well. So let's compile here. Run. Yeah, we see it animate. So that is the basic settings for the arc. If you want to learn more about it, play around with it and see what will happen. So in this case we could try to add one in the gauge 1. So I have here so let's say radius 50 and line width. So 0 it will be a full arc. If it says 2 we'll do like this. We can make it a bit bigger. Like this. 6. The round ending. It should be just to run the simulator and you'll see that it now has an arc as well. So this is just a color so not an image like this one over here. So just one plain symbol color. Whereas this has a variant in the thickness but also in the color I believe. Okay but yeah play around with it and see what you can make of it. The last thing I would like to show you is how to use this duration when updating. So if we jump to the code once again we'll need to have an integer tick counter here. So we can hold the update for one of the gauges. So let's have here. So we have a tick counter now that is increasing each tick. So here for number 2 we will say if tick counter models like what should we say 30 is equal to 0. Then we want to update so only each 13th time. So we can see how that looks with the duration of 0 here. So that will be an instant update once in a while. You can see it moves. If we change the... Okay so maybe this modifier thing is a little bit boring we only see it move slightly. So if we say plus 30 times the modifier. And we'll see a bigger change. Okay if we change the duration so let's say we'll use 20 ticks for the update. And then we'll have 10 ticks of pause and then run again. See like this it'll move in a nice behavior. We can change the movement here. So if we say activate this one and then the easing. We put an easing back so we could have like a cubic with the ease in out. Generate the code back here, compile again. And now the movement of the needle would be slightly different following that particular easing equation. So this feature is useful if you are not receiving new values for your gauge all the time. If you get that each tick well then of course you should just use instant updates or close to each tick. If you have like a second between your readings well then an animation to the new value will probably look better. The last thing I would like to show you is the example for gauge. So if you create a new project you will find gauge example. Try to have a look here at this. So here you have three examples of different gauges. So let me just compile it. You have three different screens with each gauge. So first of all we have this one. So here you see a needle and actually an arc but in this case just showing dots. Second one you do a read out of the current value of the gauge and then you update a text and actually also changes color on this icon, changes the image of the icon. Last one is just one big arc underneath a big needle. Okay that's all from me. Hope you enjoyed this video and want to have a look at the gauge which has been added.


Australian Terrapa State Governor Darius Ishaku of Terrapa State has described the actualisation of the SY neglected among the purpose Kashyambila Dam by Buharis administration as a major attempt made to ensure the nation's food security as well as address unemployment challenges. The governor said aside from the project guaranteeing food security of the nation, the resident of the host community in Takum now enjoy uninterrupted power supply. The ministers of power and water resources and other speakers explained the importance of the project in the nation. Kashyambila Multipurpose Dam is targeted to increase the nation's power generation and guarantee food security in the country. I am aware that the immediate community of Takum, Donga, Okari and small towns and settlement in the southern part of the state are enjoying their own disrupted electric supply for this dam. It is on this basis that I request that the electricity grid should also be extended to towns and villages in the central and northern zone of the state to stimulate economic infrastructure. The dam is intended to provide Potomu Water Supply to Takum and Kashyambila Community in Terrapa State, irrigating about 2,000 hectares of farmland to enhance food security by the electricity generation of 40 megawatts as well as flood control to prevent flooding of some parts of Terrapa, Benway, Nassar and Burgi states up to the Niger Delta area in case of collapse of the Gneos in the Republic of Cameroon. We remain relentless in our mission to generate and deliver electricity in a safe, reliable, efficient and most environmentally sound manner. We aim to add value to our host communities, anchored on our cardinal pillars of education, community empowerment, health and environment.


We're talking about LMT Lockheed Martin The ticker was a swing plate that we picked on The 14th, which is two weeks ago and we closed on Friday Well closed the remaining position on Friday on expiration day And I want to talk about many topics that we have talked about Before and that apply to this trade and look at this and these are news the other thing is a earning play Because they have earnings Next week and the last thing is a breakout and I may I may add another thing will be a gap fill So basically all these things will be covered tonight regarding the play and I mean When this happens when you see this ahead of time you can anticipate the move and With news with the earnings coming up a breakout and a gap fill we had a recipe for a Trade that will pop well it did pop and we ended up doing pretty well, but I'll show you how to spot these and how to be Confident with the moves. So let's start with Let's cover the news part Right now the situation if you are not aware Situation there there are some tensions between China Mainland China and The in Taiwan now, I'm not going to enter any politics I'm going to be very Try to remain very simplest to keep it very simple Taiwan is an island that is located just outside the mainland China and right now the Tensions are pretty hard high between the two. We are aware that China Taiwan is a enormous manufacturer of semiconductors and this Shortage is now hurting a lot of the EV the car industry and And It's it is appearing to be a little escalating. So The US is Not taking position. However, they sell They will sell arms guns and other supplies To the Taiwanese and it's been like this for a while. So the high rising tension Is on the news side. The news are earnings coming up next week. So basically we were two weeks ahead Moving into this This earnings season high earnings season We are hitting an area where earnings we can anticipate a move to the upside Now the breakout I'll get back to this which is this black line that you see right here Is a price level line that is already in the chart and I'll show you afterwards and the gap fill If you don't mind, I'll get rid of everything here. So you can see it clearly the gap fill was basically The gap that would fill above this and that there is nothing in between So we're looking for an area where we have nobody I've showed you this before Basically, we're going up the stairs with nobody coming down the stairs in the way selling. So basically it's going up with no resistance So let's get back to the so this is the gap fill situation Let's get back to the price level, which is the black line here and the breakout above What we are looking at so look at this black line Where does it come from? Why is it there and how did this come alerted and the play and I'll show you exactly and I'll move back. I Mean I don't mean months Years look, this is the date chart, right? I'll move back to a long time ago and Why is this in my chart and I'll show you exactly why this is where it all happened in 2018 you see this We have a top another top and again. So what happens is we have buyers that are really Willing to take the risk up to this point where they start selling same thing here This starts selling same thing there as soon as we reach this line. There's something about this line Something about this line that it makes it, you know, very strong resistance Now you can tell you will eventually see that once we break this line It will and what this is what we're expecting it will act as new sport Now, let's move this Closer to where we are and we will See so basically this line. Let me back up a bit basically this line You put it you put it on your chart and it's a price level It's a price level that you know something will happen. So you put the line what I do is I just hit the Price level line and price level is set. You see 362 22 You know, it's a $300 sock. So it's it can be Plus or minus a few pennies but close enough to that and then oh it broke above in this area I had to consolidate and then it broke above Look what happened Now as it broke above it came down to this point right on support So we know it's support it went to all-time high it came down to where same line Right and then broke bearish now. This is early 20 2020 COVID after March See when this bounce happened We went to where same thing same line and then after that We broke bearish just under it a little bit here. We had consolidation Broke under it, but the fact of the matter is it's an important line that you need to follow and this is closer to where we are right now and Basically, let me zoom in This is the daily chart see we Broke right under we were right under the the line maybe a little tiny bit above a Tiny bit above and rejected the line. So what we're seeing is this Guy and this guy are now the new resistance on the way up because our line was Precise and they have moved the line just a little bit higher. See They poke their heads just a tiny bit above it. So now This is the line, right? I Still like the black line you see why because you know where it has in history, but Twice now we've hit this line a little above however There's a gap and let me put this in a darker blue This is the gap that we're looking at this eventually will get filled quickly So how to trade this? Is this I have I sent an alert on the black line as we're going up. I Also set an alert on this top here When we hit the top It will trigger why because it will do either thing either we bring above it and Then we move away from it or we we're going to reject it You saw in the in the previous example where I showed you the third rejection of the line It could have been this that and then here we could have hit it and then reject it to the way down however in order to add to our our trading lab analysis, we have the Taiwan situation Which is one thing we have second thing earnings coming up which which can be bullish and We have the gap fill the possible gap fill above if we start breaking above So to me this was basically a no-brainer to get in the trade and we got in if you don't mind I'll show you on the hour chart. Let's move out of here and Shift to the one hour chart we got in on the 14th This is what it looked like. Basically, you see that Was alerted right here we In my chart it was alerted as it crossed the the black line and then this was the look that it took and At the end of the day, this is when we alerted the 325 365 sorry for The the LMT play now the next day you see that we were Green on the play right away. It acted as Support the line that we had and then we started moving up Same thing again on Monday. See this black line acting as support and we started moving up now along the way as We moved towards our target first target was the gap to fill and as soon as we filled the gap Here was the the gap that I showed you before we took partial exit and Then we kept on moving to the upside and we eventually Sold on Friday not at the top. We sold a little Before the top but the entry was on the Thursday the 14th 365 calls for 297 and we ended up selling the remaining position at a flat 11 So this is a very profitable trade that We had picked Because we have the many of our recipes that work for us That were in line. So the gap filled possible on the upside the earnings coming up the Breakout of a long time support or resistance line And if you're asking why we didn't pick the earning wheat expiration which is next week well the premiums would have been a lot higher because of implied volatility so Playing the ramp up was the play and It ended up being a very profitable play So I hope you guys are learning to add a few things to your toolbox and To juggle with all these tools together as you all saw that we we are Joining many of the tools that we have played before Together in one trade that ends up being Very profitable. So again, thanks for watching and I will see you soon


So I just had surgery on my residual limb and I cannot sleep right now, not because of the amount of phantom pain, but because of the specificity of it. Something a lot of people don't talk about is when you lose a body part, the nerves that you used to feel with are so particular in these sensations. Like right now it feels like the bottom of my ankle has weeds rushing across it as I'm walking through a field and it's making it itch. There's no weeds, there's no actual itch, there's nothing I can scratch to make it feel better and this has been going on for hours and additionally it feels like my entire leg and foot is like being compressed slowly together not to the point where it's like screaming agony kind of pain but just enough where it's painful and cramping and none of it's there. So there's nothing I can really do about it except make this video to complain and then keep trying to sleep.


Well, if I was picking up, I'd mainly be picking up officers, so I'd take them to a facility that was for the armed forces. They were just normal people. Well, they just talked about where they were going. They were really only interested in themselves. Were they happy to be home? Well, the ones that I met in the Halifax were, they all were.


A local artist has donated a handmade radio sculpture to mountaintop media. Since I'm a collector of radios, I had an old radio which was given out like at fairs and things, a little $5 radio. And I recreated it. It was only about four inches wide, so it made it up to four feet wide. Justice, who is a lifelong radio collector and enthusiast, put multiple weeks into the creation of the radio replica during an art class at the University of Kentucky. The sculpture is made entirely out of cardboard and has a functional dial, knob, and handle. And I've always been a collector of radios. I've been around them forever. I have probably close to 50 at the house, so. Justice learned art at the University of Kentucky as a Donovan scholar and encourages other retirees over the age of 65 to go back to college to take classes they enjoy and learn new skills. For Mountaintop News, I'm Kelsey Fidele.


If you go to the woods, you will find a lot of trees, a lot of trees, a lot of trees, but the forest is still a bit dark. So if you go to the woods, you will find a lot of trees, and if it is difficult to go there, you cannot do that. This is where I came from, from the village of Gitaosh. From the village of Gitaosh, we have been keeping for a long time, I have been keeping for a long time, I will visit all of you in few weeks, and I'll be back to talk about what I know. After the meeting, I started to know, that I was well-off in the sport, who I was going to meet, a lot of people were looking for me. I will, try to win the competition. And they are making it easier to make them. They are making everything. So, they are trying to make a good, and they are trying to make it easier for the people. They are trying to make it easier for the people, because they are not very good at it. But they are doing it to make it easier for the people. with the boys, is that good for you? What do you think of the children? They are great. They are very good people. They are very good people. They have a lot to learn and play with. They play a lot and they are very good. They are very good and they are very good. I never imagined, either. I learned the language I use and learned the language. My most tired was learning the language I use. People have been telling me of the language. My most tired language was at a university. When I was a kid, I didn't go to school. I went back to my father's school. My son has been happy since he was two and has been living with me. He came home and I told him he would have me back. I think he is very troubled. He told me to try to come home so that the boys would listen. I told him that I tried to find some help from him. He told me that he was going to have me back. They say that the water is not enough to cover the land. It's too much. The water is not enough to cover the land. The water is not enough. The land is not enough. The first time was the same. Then the other time. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Actually, I know that I'm in a good condition, I can't be outside of the village. I can't be outside. I'm not in the village. I can't be outside. I'm a bit sick. It's not my fault. I've been living in a village for three years now. I've been living in an old village, and I've lost the house of my own. The land is very beautiful and has a very strong taste. If you want to take it to the river, you can use it for your own benefit. If you are looking for a place to live, you can use it for your own benefit. I am very happy that I am able to live here. I am happy that I am able to live here. This is the first time. It's been a long time since we started. And we've got our own land, and our own resources. We have the same name as here. We're from the south, from the north. We're from the south, from the north. We should be careful with it. We are not going to let any bacteria in the forest come. It's a lot of work in order to keep the forest in place. They are far away from the forest. My life is in a good condition. I don't know how many times I've been struggling to find a job. I've had a lot of work and I've been doing my best. I've worked with a lot of people, I've worked with a lot of people. I've been working with a lot of people, I've worked with a lot of people. What do you think? What is the problem? What is the problem? How do you think this will affect the future? How do you think this will affect the future? We need to see what will happen in the future. How do you think this will affect the future? We need to see what will happen in the future. How do we think this will affect the future? How do you think this will affect the future? and and so it took a very long time for us to get to it. We were told that we needed to construct a village with the same origin as the Cremda.  After that, we came to the village and started to build a village that we would think of as a building. and then I drew a few lines, it's the first one paid, I could just start drawing, like this, and then I drew the next one in this direction, so now I'm going to draw and then I'll paint myself with this stick, I can paint myself with this, and then you see, I can paint myself with this, and then I'll draw it. And then I paint, and I can finish it. We don't have a lot of cars here, but we have a lot of people here who don't have a car. We don't have a lot of cars here. Fibratasawu toaitu bahfarak awem shungurti taqil, shungurti amit taqil az marawam mi fe shkohana taqal alamuhine alibat ajja, wem, shumbra, leelawam mai fe junaat keltu hafibratasawu toaitu mwosana alibat lamin, Fibratasawu iwosanau katachwuh de leinu maheri alibat Fibratasawu bazunkaan kalee, bazunkaan kalee, bazunkaan kalee, bazunkaan kalee it is a very important place for language learning. This is a place for language learning. If you want to teach a language in the same way as a language, for instance, in the world of languages, when you first read your books, you can really look at your language. Yes, you're right. But when you start learning your language, you will have to learn it with the help of the language. If we don't have a safety guard, we won't be able to protect the people. It's not just the people who are trying to protect us. This is where we were able to do the work. This is where we started. The people from the south of Tajemruyaw and the people from the north of Tajemruyaw have been trying to protect us. We are very happy to see that the village is provided with a lot of resources and resources. How do you feel about the development of the village? I feel very happy. We have been working in the village for several years now. We have been working in the village for more than a year. If the boat is too far away, it won't be able to swim. If the boat is too far away, it won't be able to swim. It would be better to walk the boat than to swim. The boat can't swim. It's very big, but... how much longer, how much longer... during the different periods? I'm not a man. I'm not a man. I'm not a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm not a man. I'm not a man. I'm just like you or someone you know. I have been a criminal for a long time. So, the minimum wage is 2,000 bucks per day. The minimum wage is 1,000 bucks per day, the minimum wage is 3,000 bucks per day, the minimum wage is 6,000 bucks per day. And the minimum wage is 8,000 bucks per day. We are all here to share the living conditions, It's not like that. If it's like that, a lot of people can't go to the hacha, it's difficult to find a way to go there, and it's easier to find a way to go there. It's not like that. If you think about it, it's easier to get there. It's easier to go to the hacha, I come home by an hour. I come home by an hour. The time passed by. I came home by an hour. I was being sent to a place where there's no one. I told the owner that I'd come home to talk to him and to tell him about the trip. I told him that I'd come back to talk to him For me it is the same. This is the responsibility of our country. Our people, our families, the people, and the people who continue to support us. We need to make our jobs better, so that when we are coming back, we get what we need. We have to làr our own people, We were there before they were ready to go. If they didn't get home, they would leave them in the fire. If they didn't get out, then they would turn back. If they didn't get out, they would leave them alone. If they didn't go, they would go. We are still here. I think we have a lot of emotions. I've been living here all my life. I've been looking for a job for a long time now, and now I come here and my family is here with me. I'm of course with my daughter. I'm here to learn and prepare for the new years. About 40,000 soldiers die. Those on the road are giving birth to people. They are seeing people dying. They still don't know where they are. They witnessed the people dying during their gatherings. Before we were given, we were given a house to stay in, and the house was left behind. We were given a place to live, and many people were left behind. We were given a house to stay in, and the house was left behind. My husband is in the hospital. I have a wife and son who are suffering from this. My husband is in the hospital and he needs to be treated. I have his wife and son. He is now in the hospital. He is in the hospital and we all need to see him. We are already in the hospital. We are already in the hospital and we are all in the hospital. So, I know you had a new toilet and a muncher.