Hi, how are you doing today? This is Rich from We Have a Rich TV Live with our very special guest. It is Daryl Rader, the CEO and President of Minerum Gold. How are you doing today, Daryl? Fine. Thanks for having me on the show, Rich. Thank you for being here. I'm very excited to speak with you today and learn a little bit more about your company. Can you give us in our audience a brief overview of Minerum and its founders? Yeah. So we found them a norm about 10 years ago. We had a number of the same individuals that put together MagSilver, which is an advanced silver developer in Mexico, who has discovered over 200 million ounces. And they wanted to do in the gold space what they had done in the silver space, which is find new discoveries. And so we put a team together. We brought Peter McGaw for MagSilver fame over. We brought David Jones, who is sort of known as Mr. Guerrero Gold Belt, co-founder of Torex Gold, the discoverer of Los Felos, which is a 15, 16 million ounce gold. It's a deposit. It's the largest producer for Equinox Gold in Mexico. And then we put the team together with the objective to basically find new district scale gold and silver projects in Mexico. And so what we're looking for is on the gold side, we'd like to see at least two to three million ounce potential on the silver side, at least 100 million ounce potential. And the objective here is to just find one of these deposits, advance it through its various different levels of exploration, through to some point where we either monetize it or bring in a bigger partner to put it into production. Great. Can you tell us about your flagship Alamos Silver project and the recently commenced phase two drilling program? Yeah. So a couple of years ago, back in 2015, 2016, we were looking for some new assets right at the bottom of the depressed market. And our initial focus had been on gold and we have a number of gold projects still. But the Alamos project really represented a virgin silver district that had seen a tremendous amount of historical production but had never seen modern exploration. So this was a district that had produced over 200 million ounces of silver out of just three mines on two veins. We went in with our view of finding new things and we basically ignored the historical camp and focused on finding new veins that had never seen historical production. One of the things was the reason this project was actually available back then was it took almost about five years and two million dollars US to consolidate for the first time. This project until about 2012 looked like a jigsaw puzzle and it had been such since the time of the Mexican Revolution when production had stopped and it took a family out of Hermosillo all these years to put the project together. Funny enough at the same time they were doing that they put together the Santa Elena project which became Silver Crest number one was ultimately bought out by First Majestic. And this family is still very active on the ground for us. They're doing our community relations, permitting, they're actually doing our drilling activities. They're doing all the same things for Silver Crest number two at Les Chispas. So it really represented coming into a new district being the first group that can actually do exploration over the entire district. And what we did is we spent two and a half years, we drilled 19,000 meters proving that this was a big district. We discovered over 26 new veins outside of the three historical ones. None of these other veins had seen historical production. And we basically drilled off probably five or six individual new discoveries. Then we took a break and said okay now let's plan to go in with our second phase which we started on July 15th of this year and start quantifying what we discovered in phase one. Basically blocking out how much mineralization there is or there will be in our major discoveries we made in phase one. The other thing to note is between our two phases we came into a collection of historic data that basically showed that the three historic mines actually ended in mineralization had seen some drilling between 1960 and 1980 that indicated that the historical mines ended in mineralization and continued the deepest hole I think drilled was about 100 meters below the lowest level of the mine and was still in mineralization. So what we did is we started up our phase two. We put one rig on a new discovery we made that was called the Europa Guadalupe at several kilometers west of the historical veins. In our first phase we drilled a virgin target there hit eight meters of 1700 grams silver about 2300 grams silver equivalent per ton over eight meters. So we have one rig drilling there right now and then we have one rig at what we call our Promontorio vein it was a historical 70 million ounce producer we're drilling below that as we speak. The other thing just to note is what differentiates us from a lot of other silver plays is our veins are wide you know we're talking about our new discovery being eight meters wide Promontorio exceed a 20 meters in mine width so these things are big rich wide systems that you know we're producing over a kilo per ton silver over those 20 meters. Wow that's impressive. When can investors expect results from the current drill program at Alamos? So what we're going to be doing with our drill results is we're basically putting them into sort of two camps. One is going to be focused on your Europa Guadalupe brand new discovery that we're drilling off the other news flow is going to come from Promontorio where we're drilling off the left behind mineralization and we're not drilling sort of what we call the remnants but it's the new stuff that's never been mined at depth and so those news releases we expect to get two out probably in mid to late September of this year. Okay right around the corner. Now besides Alamos you have a portfolio of district scale projects. Could you tell us about any of your other projects that you are particularly excited about? Yeah back in 2015 and 16 you know it was sort of the bottom of the bear market. We were looking besides Alamos we're also looking at distressed opportunities and one of them that came along was a project called the Tevecha project it's seen over eight million dollars worth of drilling actually has a starter silver resource on it but it's a silver district located directly adjacent to Fortuna Silver San Jose mine that's a multi-million ounce silver mine it's doing I believe about four million ounces per year and we have the entire silver district directly to the east of it there's been a lot of drill results there's a lot of these sort of 200 250 gram over 30 to 35 meter wide intercept so it's high grade it's wide that's an area we're going to be doing some work on this year we're also going to be doing a fair bit of work on our Santa Marta high grade gold copper VMS where we basically control an entire VMS district this is a district where we've had independent consultants such as Jim Franklin come down he's sort of the grandfather of or the godfather I should say of VMS districts he came down said this is the best-looking undrilled VMS he's seen in his 50-year career also some of your viewers may know individuals such as David Lowell of Copper Porphy fame founder of Equinox Gold he came down and in a subsequent Sprott conference here in Vancouver he said that this was a a project that he believes there's a 50% chance of hosting a major mine we're drill permitting it as we speak once we get those we will mobilize rigs and start drilling that project but ultimately 90% of our time and money is focused on the Alamos project now Minerum has attracted a strong shareholder base can you tell us a bit about who is betting on you right now yeah so in the middle of the bear market we ended up transitioning our shareholder base over to Europe looking for longer-term investors and we've typically found that European investors were talking private equity funds generalist investors family offices investors like that they knew our track record of discoveries they know that you know our teams discovered over 300 million ounces of silver and over 16 million ounces of gold in Mexico and they wanted to see basically bet on the jockey for Minorum so we brought them in and they've been basically foundational shareholders ever since about a year ago we decided it's time to come back to North America and start diversifying our shareholder base again so we've since then we brought in groups like the SIL Jage and your silver producers ETF that's listed in the New York stock exchange we brought in of course Mr. Silver Eric Sprott Sprott acid management out of Toronto Sprott USA Rick rules group is in our stock and then we've also picked up analysts coverage from Michael Gray out of a gentist capital so that's basically where we sit today where we're going with that is we would like to ultimately in the next two to three years get a mainboard US listing go to the sort of the junior level of the New York stock exchange just to attract that more that many more eyeballs to the story I think that's a great idea that's only going to bring in more shareholders and more investing now what is the best way for investors to get in touch with you Darrell best way is please visit our website at manoram.com you can click there to follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn we also have a great YouTube channel that has interviews not just on manoram but also on with industry professionals such as Brent Cook, Joe Mazumdar, Adrian Day, Byron King that discuss economics and sort of larger bigger picture mining issues you can find that at at manoram gold on YouTube and please if you have any emails say you like to contact us subscribe to our email list you can reach us at info at manoram.com oh this is so great thank you so much for your time today this is the CEO and president of manoram gold Darrell Rader with Rich from RichTVLive thank you guys for watching


The Anchor-Hocking Glass Corporation brings you crime photographer. Hiya, Casey. Hiya, Edward. Well, I see you got the windows and mirrors all dolled up again for the holiday. Yeah, the same guy comes every winter and paints them for us. Like little Jack Frost. Huh? You remember, when you were a kid, they told you Jack Frost painted those ice flowers on the window. Hey, that's a good one. I'll try it on Tony. Hey, Tony, who's the famous artist that paints on glass? Well, that's easy, Jack Frost. And speaking of glass, everybody knows that Anchor-Hocking is the most famous name in glass. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is Tony Marvin. Every week at this time, the Anchor-Hocking Glass Corporation of Lancaster, Ohio, and its more than 10,000 employees, bring you another adventure of Casey crime photographer. A cameraman who covers the crime news of a great city. Written by Alonzo Dean Cole. Our adventure for tonight, the life of the party. One of the most interesting sections of our city is known as Whitaker Grain, with its winding streets and century-old houses where artists have established a colony. The more successful live and work in a narrow, dead-end alley called Getty's Close. And in the late afternoon, a familiar, battered-looking automobile pulls up near the entrance of Getty's Closet. I guess I have to park here, Annie. They don't let you drive into this alley. Well, I prefer to walk the rest of the way, Casey. I love to look at these old houses. You do. Well, I got my camera and stuff. Come on, let's go. Okay. Higgin Studio is that big stone barn at the dead end. I'm going to get a big thrill out of seeing your studio and meeting him again. I think Andre Higgins is our greatest living sculptor. Well, he was. He hasn't been producing top quality lately, though. The art critics say this new bronze group that you're going to interview him about is only run-of-the-mill. I know. It's a busy playing to really work, I guess. Yeah. It's a sweet-centered crowd he plays around with, too. I've never met any of him except his model, Marcel. Certainly no bargain. Oh, wait a minute. She's the only one who is a bargain. That gal's the most gorgeous brunette I've ever looked at. Really? Uh, well, I mean of her type, I think. I don't know how a cultured mature man like Andre Higgins can stand having her around, let alone be in love with her, as he apparently is. Well, at least she's not dangerous. I can't say that for one of Andre's other pals. Who? Blister Hogan. He's the pal of Andre Higgins? Seen together a lot. Oh, jasey. Blister Hogan's suspected of a couple of murders. The cops have been trying to nail him for years. Uh-huh. How can Higgins associate with a man like that? I don't know. He's a strange guy. Like all famous artists, he attracts parasites who live on reflected glory, either too weak or too good-natured to get in the brush-off again. Uh-oh. Hey, look at that guy. He just came out of Higgins' place, didn't he? He must be headed for a costume party. Yeah, look at the green velvet pants on him. He's fantastic in that bright yellow smart and a red beret. If he goes outside of this deserted alley, a cop will pinch him for obstructing travel. Annie. What are you doing with that big knife? He stabbed himself, Annie. Quick, come on, guys. Look at the sidewalk. I can see the knife handle sticking out of his chest. He drove that blade right into his heart. We gotta get a doctor quick. This guy came out of Higgins' place, punched that doorbell, Annie. The door's open. Hello, Casey. Andre, come in. I saw you two from my window, so I... What's happened here? This guy just committed suicide. We saw him do it. Good heavens. Well, who is he? Why did he come out of your bedroom column? Our student. Student? What, he looked at least 50 years old. At that age, you say that, Mr. Higgins. He liked women to think of him as, uh, young. He was the life of every party he attended. That should be his epitaph. He was the life of the parties. What more? Well, he's gone, and there's nothing we can do to bring him back. Come inside and meet some friends of mine. We're having cocktails. Uh, what can I make for you, Mr. Higgins? Mr. Higgins? Wait a minute, Andre. You knew this guy.  And it was most inconsiderate of him. Oh, hi. I know you think I'm callous, but I'm a realist. Okay. Now that I've spoken so frankly, how about a cocktail? We'll skip it. Definitely. Well, now, apparently, I've shocked you. Ah, my guests are coming out. Why are you staying outside so long, Andre? Yeah, what's the big idea?  Please, please. Hello, myself. How old are you? Why is Bert lying on the sidewalk? He's committed suicide, myself. A knife in his chest? He stabbed himself, Tom. Of course, Sam. Did it because of Marcel, I suppose? Probably, Daisy. Well, I could not help it if he was in love with me, and I did not want to make marriage with him. You, my heart, belong to Andre. He should have. You tell the world you're harping on to Andre when Andre's around. How do you mean at last, David? Never mind. Uh, it's written, Higgins. You, uh, know Marcel, of course. Yeah? He's got their mind of painting. Send me three of them. I, uh, don't think you've met Mrs. Leland Carmichael. Noted for her wealth, the five husbands she's divorced, and, uh, bulk at a sleigh of diamonds. Gals who can get husbands get them, Andre, and gals can buy diamonds were'em. Glad to meet you, John. Call me Daisy. And, uh, this is Tom Thompson. He's an ear-opist and, uh, a bad one. Candor can sometimes be more unpleasant than refreshing, Andre. Nice to know you, Miss William. Miss Casey, thanks.  Oh, wait a minute. We'll have to do something about poor bird, won't we? Oh, that's Father Leland Leland. Oh, I've never met such as callous inhuman people in my life. Neither have I, and Higgins, I never could figure you, but I kidded myself you were the right guy.  As for these characters, you're called your friend. Why, get out of my way.  I'm going with you. What? Oh, they're laughing. Yeah. Man, hey, look at the dead guy. He's getting up. The handle, that knife, still picking up. It's a gag. Oh, no. You fell for it, John. Miss William Casey, meet the late Coughbird Fallon. Oh, me, oh, me. If you could see yourself, you thought I'd done a harry-carry. Your collapsible knife trickin' a little ready can make it look better. Yeah. The knife blade slipped into the handle when I hit myself. See? We're gonna find a pair of dull skates. You don't pay a thing. Bird cooked up the joke when I mentioned you were coming, and we watched for you. Oh, I hope you're not stalling. Oh, no. Anything but. We can take it.  I'll see to that. You could depend on Bird. He is quite a prankster. Yeah, I know a million gags.  Well, why shouldn't I, Daisy? Fun never hurt anybody. That's a debatable question. What do you mean, Tom? Oh, do not talk so much, Bird. That's all I'm going to say.  Let's come in. Casey, Miss William. Oh, close the door, Tom, and keep the common people out. What a lovely studio you have with the higgins. It's so big. Oh, thank you. Come on. Say, where's Blister? Oh, I forgot him. Here I am. Oh, he's sitting behind that statue. Miss William? Casey? Let me present Mr. Hopen. We already know Blister, Hopen. I'd like the gag they pull on you, Casey. Pretty good, huh? Good enough we fell for it. I know. I was watching from the window. Why didn't you come outside with the others? You'd have made the gag better. That's how. Well, if I'd seen you around, I'd have thought Bird fell and phoned his suicide with a murder. Why would you have thought that? You've done several jobs of killing, haven't you? Cops never proved it.  You're luck will run out. I don't like this kind of talk. Listen. I am a good-natured guy. You never lose this temper. Casey saw it because Bird's suicide gag made him look like a sap and he's trying to needle me to get even. But I'm a good sport. I can take things as they come and laugh with... Oh! What's the matter? My foot! My foot's on fire!  I snuck up and stuck a match in your shoe.  You love these little... Come on out! Come on out! Let him go, Blister. Let go of him or I'll hit him. Okay, Casey. Sorry, everybody. The joke's on me. Have a drink with me, Bird. Oh, pal. Let's all have a drink. Come on. They met you one of my best friends. Listen, what I feel about little man if you had stopped him, Casey. Yeah. We really stepped into something when we came here today. I'll say we did. I'd like to get out of here, Casey. Yeah, so would I. I mean, I came here for an interview and until you get it, we'll understand. I know. I think they haven't been able to pin Higgins down. He's all over the place. So is everybody else. How can a man like Higgins put up with such people? They have no talent, no intellect, nothing to recommend. Daisy, that big overstuffed gal told me this was Dear Andrews Inner Circle.  No, she told me their imitation. Except the big headlights she wears on her finger. That's a lot of carrots to the real McCoy. She says she's superstitious. She always wears it because her first husband gave it to her for luck.  And I wouldn't plus that Marcel very far either. You don't like Marcel, do you? I have a message a phony. Look at her over there. Chewing gum like a chopping machine and playing foody foody with Thompson. Seems to be a little double timing going on with that young artist. She's been Higgins gal for a long time. Here comes Higgins. Well, what are you two doing there by yourself? Your body sort of wanted away from us, Andrew. People do scatter out in this big barn. Come on, the barn. Let me free your glasses. And now, thanks for working, people. I got to get that story from you, Mr. Higgins. I know. Now, you comply with me with questions over there. Is that a promise? Yes, it's been a promise. Come on, now. Well, OK. Hi, Daisy. I found him in the jungle and I'm bringing him back alive. Good luck, Mr. Chewing. Marcel, Tom, you gather around, too. Come, Javi. How do I want that? The master's voice. I'm not going to get that into you, OK? Not right now. Blister! Blister! What do you want? I'm gathering the clan. Come to the bar. Oh, I was grabbing a nap. I'm gathering the clan. I'm bringing him the sheep. Higgins has got himself a soup bowl. I was Daisy. Now that we're all together, knock, knock, knock, quiet all of you, please. Now that we're all together, my dearish friend, we're not all here. Where's Bird? Oh, yeah, yeah. Now where's Bird? Oh, hey, hey! Bird! Oh, now we need Bird, Marcel. He's always the life of the party. The party's better without his kind of life. No unfunny comedy, no practical joke. Tom! Bird's a cow.  The last gag he pulled handed me as well, last. Your foot still feel hot, Blister? Yeah, that was very funny, Daisy. The way you took it, it was. Trying to kill the poor twerk. Lay off, will you? Maybe I'd better. No, on your reputation. Well, I gotta find Bird. Bird! Where is Bird? Sorry. Sorry while I'm busy. Can you speak to me if I speak with you? Okay, myself. Will somebody ever speak of chewing gum? Oh, let's look up. Nobody uses each button. We sometimes get the benefit of it after you've used it. You shouldn't stick the wads of it on kids. Huh. Don't my glass so, Tom, here. Ow! What's the matter? My ring, my ring's gone. Your ring? Perfect time of the real one. You had it on me. You were talking to me, Daisy. I know it, Casey. I was talking to you. You weren't worried about Bird. He would hold my hand after you left. He slipped it off. Bird wouldn't steal a ring. Well, of course he wouldn't. Tom, it's another as unfunny joke. Where is our ring? Let me get my hands on him.  Oh, shallow, Blister. Oh, shallow. Casey. 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One has the right to shoot in the escaping measure. Luckily, I had a gun. Call the police, Casey. Okay, okay. The job of shooting you did. You caught Blister squarely between the eyes. That's the complete story, Casey. I don't think I've left out anything, Logan. What do you say, Miss William? I can think of nothing that Casey hasn't told you, Captain. No. Sergeant, have you finished searching those two bodies? Just now, Captain. There's no diamond ring on the guy who was stabbed or on Blister Huggland either. I'll have the man do a detailed search of his studio for us. Captain. You know, that ring may have no connection with Fallon's stabbing, do you see? Look, Logan, when a hunk of ice worth a good 15 grand is missed at about the same time that a guy suspected of taking it is found murder. I know. Casey, do you think Blister killed Bert? Well, Logan, I did. I fell in line with everybody else who was accusing him and I wasn't thinking, then. Well, now I... I don't know. But you'll testify that Higgins was justified in shooting Blister. I'll have to. That was a murder suspect. He threatened us with a gat and he tried to escape. I'd have shot him myself if I'd had a gun. Not as accurately as Higgins did. That was good shooting. Higgins told us he does a lot of pistol practice. He told me that when he shot me his permit for the gatties. You say Higgins discovered Fallon's mother? It's no police. Surgeon says Fallon was dead at least 15 minutes before the discovery was made. I think Higgins had anything to do with it. I'm simply thinking, Mr. Higgins. Nobody recalls seeing anybody near the spot where Fallon was found. Now we were all scattered all over this barn of a place, Logan, moving around, you know what the body's like. Everyone, excepting yourselves, has been drinking pretty heavily and was inclined to be quarreled. Marcel hadn't had much to say. Too busy crunching gum. Higgins wasn't quarreled. And he was tight. Until he found the body, that's so pretty much. Yeah, it naturally would. Fat Gal had lost a ring. He had a lot of dough. What about Thompson? Thompson's an art student. He goes in for surrealism, that kind of stuff. Go for that Marcel, babe. Yeah. Captain, Captain Logan. Yes, Sergeant? They just found a ring. Is it a diamond ring? There's no diamond in it, sir. The stone's been pried out. Pried out? What do you see? Here. Wrong. It's been forced to pry. That's the setting that held Daisy's diamond, Logan. Bring the Fat Gal in here, Sergeant. Bring all the witnesses in here. Yes, sir. Well, it proves that ring wasn't simply lost. It doesn't prove, but it certainly indicates. And how, Logan? Look, Bert Fallon slipped the ring off Daisy's finger as a joke, but somebody saw him do it and got an idea. And that somebody killed the little guy, took the ring, pried out the $15,000 stone because it was easier to conceal, and he just sat tight. Then when Fallon's dead body was discovered, it was a cinch that blister would be immediately suspected and accused of the murder. And if he'd gotten away with his run-out, even for a short time, no one would believe that he hadn't stolen the diamond in addition to knifing Fallon. Now, Higgins' gunshot spoiled things to the real thief and killer. Sure, because blister was killed before he could leave this studio in your search of his body proves he didn't have the diamond. Now, if your theory is right, it eliminates Higgins and the Fat Gal. He had no reason to steal her own diamond. He leaves only Thompson and Marcelle. Yeah, yeah. Casey, I think your theory is 100 percent. Thanks, Eddie. All right. It's fine. All right. Now, let's go over and meet him halfway.  That was comfortable. Oh, thank you. Here's your pet chair, Marcelle. Oh, thank you, Tom. Have you found my ring, Captain? Uh, we haven't found your diamond, Mrs. Rieland Carmichael. Oh, dear. They will find it. Oh, I hope so. And you know it's my luck. I'm going to ask a few personal questions, starting with you, Mr. Thompson. All right. Have you any money of your own? That is personal. I can get it from other sources if you don't tell me. I'm an ardent, a bad one many people think I'm always broke. Yeah. Thanks. What's your financial status, Marcelle? Well, I have only what I make as a model, and what do you say he's going to give me besides? What do you give her besides, Mr. Higgins? I am. I'm afraid I haven't been very generous with it, Marcelle. Oh, but you have, Sherry. $100 a month just for spending money. You give me any diamonds? No. I do not care for diamonds. Any woman who says that is a lie. Do not say I lie, please. Pipe down. Marcelle. Thompson. Huh? Which of you two has that stolen diamond? Stolen diamond. Which one of us? Love won't do you any good. You hand it over or must we search the Tobias? Oh, I have never been so incestuous. Search me immediately.  You seem very sure of yourself. Of course she's sure. Would you steal anything, Captain? We're going to see about that, Mr. Higgins. Sergeant sent for a matron to search this girl. Right, Captain. Say, Logan, maybe you can save yourself a lot of trouble. Huh? A quick way to hide a diamond would be to wrap it in a wad of chewing gum. Chewing gum? Yes. There's one on the edge of Marcelle's favorite chair. Let's see. Marcelle is the only one here who chews that stuff. I put nothing inside my chewing gum. Well, someone put something inside this wad. Get a knife, Logan. Scrape the stuff off. I didn't. I swear I didn't. It's a diamond. It's my diamond. I didn't. I didn't. Well, we'll go into that at headquarters, Marcelle. Thoroughly. I'm taking you there now. No, don't let me, Marcelle. I have me. Wait. I stole that diamond, Captain. You, Thompson? Yeah. I hid it where you found it. Now, let Marcelle go. You think this Thompson's confession was just a noble act? Okay. Oh, sure. Of course it was, Albert. So is Logan. Yeah, it's all mine. Thompson's so crazy about that phony Marcelle. He'll go to the chair to protect her. Maybe they both done it together. You say the suspects was eliminated down to just them two? On the basis of my theory. But I can't see her doing it cold-bloodily for no better motive than a diamond too hot to wear and too hot to sell. Well, she could have had a double motive, Casey. You and Miss Williams say the dead guy was one of them practical jokers. Ain't you ever wanted to knock off one of them pests? Applebird has something there, Casey. Yeah. Yeah, maybe a lot. Excuse me, I'm going for a walk. I'll go with you. No, no, no. I want to be alone. Thank you. Come in, Casey. Thanks, Andre. Disturbing your work. Well, I'm scarcely in the mood for work after what happened here last evening. Anyway, I've been away from the studio until a few minutes ago. I was down to jail with Marcelle. Oh. How is she today? She feels utterly friendless even things I'm against her. You're trying to help her. You believe she's innocent? Naturally. How does she feel about Thompson? The idiot's phony grandstand confessions sprinkled in the circumstantial case against her. That was a net result of it. Mind if I sit down on the couch? Oh, yes. Please do. Oh, are you paying me this unexpected but welcome visit as a newspaper man or as a friend, Casey? This is a guy. Andre, what's your frank opinion of Mrs. Leland Carmichael Daisy? My all-around good fellow? Very superstitious, isn't she? That's very... So I gathered from her talk about that ring. I kind of got on my nerves last night. She's too calm and she's too bossy. Daisy can be a bit trying. Marcelle, a million dollars worth of looks and quarters worth of brains. She'd be hard to take as a steady diet. Really, Casey? Lister was hard to take in Thompson and Bert Fallon, but all these people had fastened onto you like leeches. What are you driving at? Just this. You saw a chance to get rid of all of them in one sweep last night and you took it. You got Daisy's diamond, you planted it to frame Marcelle, you killed Fallon, and then Lister, so you could be free. How will you prove this idea of yours? A cop will prove it when I sell them off. I haven't done that yet. I'll just bring it on you first and see how you react.  What does this reaction tell you? I thought the cops impounded that gun you killed Lister was. They did. This is another. No one else will realize the motive for what I did. I didn't kill for profit because of hatred. I simply had to be free to the friends who are wrecking my life. They were driving me mad. That was two weeks you cowardly to send them away. Now you threaten my freedom, so I must kill again. Oh, you don't? You broke out his gun, sir, to get the cops on it yet. Oh, don't, Captain. Logan, I was beginning to think you would make your play just a little too late. You, you policemen were hiding it. Yeah. 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Going on everyone Sam here with late and sports guards We are doing 10 box Tuesdays 10 box prism select photo football makes them a 158 ring team style So look again at your random results as always find those on the website under the results tab as well as the link in chat It's good luck everybody Okay, so we got score first so Score and can both ears of contenders base are gonna be evenly split right before it's Buckner Preya bucksons and needle gaps men were top for good Lord Often does that happen when there's like actually good players in the top four there? Okay, so we'll do a face We're gonna do a dice roll For these triple ones one two three four five six. We'll go for the rest of the break It's gonna be a four. It's gonna go to bottom left on the triples bottom left Triple Lawrence nice one there seven of ten Our points rims all at the end sky more gray one was like four drafts mark a pal man that poor guy Well guys right Billy's legend true now he is Jeremy Rucker blue rookie auto to 35 nice one there Jets Dante Hall gray skos That's my rear Cam Hayward Nice Garbage steam Holy suit How do you pick it is gold to 50 going to the Rams and Cooper Cup 8th overall in 2012 and first overall in 2015 good lord Remember that Remember him going first. Oh, where'd he go? He was at Houston that took him first overall Well, that was Brady Akin. They took first overall. You never played. It's kind of wild Nice sauce gardener base auto the Jets and Jordan Brooks on Greg Geez man Vita Vaya correct Okay, Bryant second good work. Can you imagine if Chris Bryant was on? The freaking Astros dude During all those championships that have been scary Instead of Mark a pal there's Jalen waddle Chad Johnson nice one there on the auto Ocho Cinco for the bangles and a red 7 of 20 Taylor the one So these will be sorted This will be ready to split. So it's just gonna be though for those in contenders So we'll do chronicles then we'll knock out both contenders Chronicles up next Chronicles hobby, right? Yes, 21 Chronicles hobby See something big out of these. Good luck everybody Wesley walls Ascension three of 50 for the Panthers. That's cool Nice one there Carolina Jalen waddle rookie Najee Chuba Hubbard dynagon Matt Jones Momentum the window to the Wesley walls ooh Tomorrow chase Jersey nice one there to 399 grads bangles There's a name Wesley walls. Hell yeah Vonte Smith Michael Carter Javante 2014 hurts my head. Oh, no silver Najee Harris prison black Justin Fields rookie Sam Ellinger to Jalen waddle to 99 Helen Mond and Trey Lance Jones rookie First year. That's awesome. Oh, and Najee Harris silver score update. That's freaking awesome, dude Ron Del Mois a purple Dynagon Justin Fields to 199 Trey Lance prism black and Justin Fields Momentum that is Mack Jones rookie how Trask Shot Bateman 399 rookie Niko Collins and Jamar Chase and last pass here. Oh five of 25 Jalen waddle Blue rookie auto for the dolphins. Let's go dolphin. Very nice. Grats on that. That is again five of 25 Eli Mitchell oh a Eli Mitchell to 99.  Brady Aiken literally never pitched After he got drafted. That's unreal All right, we've got 22 contenders now so again the base will Change gmu legend So I'll make a separate pile for this one too. We'll have two dice rolls on this one most likely and then That'll go for both contenders the round numbers. So you should be good Simmons power players Redemption is Zemir White rookie playoff ticket RPS Nice one there should be number to 99. I believe for the Raiders nice one. They're Vegas Raiders Sean Watson to 199 here's the Marvin Liao rookie ticket auto for the Steelers See the one who is that what's it called to when you go to Marquette as well the transfer to Marquette illegal, you know Smith supernatural hutch Oh, yeah, I saw him play live actually I saw him play against Yukon live before I moved down here That by Williams rookie auto for the Ravens Uh, I'm gonna do a dice roll one two three top four five six bottom for the round numbers We'll go for both years of contenders and let's it's an auto or one on one It's gonna be a two gonna go to the top. I'm gonna go to the top of Garrett Wilson Top with Garrett Wilson power players Harrison Smith Harry the hit man Yes, top and Joe Montana legendary contenders is a chief Still weird the shot white Anthony Brown for the Ravens rookie ticket auto Kenny Pickett Looky dear contenders That is Samuel Womack for the steel the Niners nice one there San Fran. Yeah, Sean play versus Yukon. I remember that There's like five of us and one of my buddies is from Wisconsin was a huge Marquette fan and they blew it Uh dice roll on this one one two three left four five six right We'll go for this card this card only most likely It'll be a two going to the left with brady That'll go to the Patriots that is Jordan Davis on the variation nice one there for the eagles that's uh Philly and last pack Ed Reed power players So that'll be sort That'll be uh, 21 contenders now Derek Henry MVP contenders. There's a uh, Sean Merriman Powerplayers Grunk Todd your angels get yeah zero zero man There's rookie the air contenders Tyler Wallace Uh, Levi Muzerrique nice one there for the lions That's on that on the auto brady winning ticket Zach Wilson Nice ticket stub Dylan reduns. That is 55 of 75 for the uh Titans Almost jinxed it Trace sermon rookie the air contenders MVP contenders matt ryan ice Trevor Lawrence 46 of 49 go into the Jags Timothy f king crats buddy Oh, that's massive Oh, let's go man 46 of 49 on the tealaw Mom get the camera Let's go Oh, man, we'll get that right into a mag for you the 21 products have come out today. They have come out to play uh victor um What is it? demuca j For the cardinals vented demuca j That is on card victor on card. Yep. That's so nasty dude That's disgusting our players larry johnson There's a antonio gibson to 199 I know me too honestly von Aziz ojolari on the rookie auto nice one there And we'll go I believe top with nico counts. Uh prism. No huddle now one second check one thing Yes, that's it. Trevor mars aloha Four of 10 sky more on the gold hell. Yeah, there you go chiefs Nice one there gold rookie auto Disco Four of 10 logan hall coven austin red mark andrews 250. There's jessonfield's hype disco berguson's amir white blue dj mortis 79 nice color match there. It's like a perfect color match It's actually pretty sweet Lockdown michael parson's and disco no offense the seahawks Debo fireworks disco jack jones rock purdy rookie That's one there daren waller jmo rookie David bell red tyler lock. It's a 50 50 of 50 bookend You see hawks eva 101 Me dalvin cook brilliance romeo dob stroy anderson nice purple sauce gardener 9 of 35. There you go jets That's pretty nasty in the purple disco You just talked about in a recap. That's cool checo rookie Devin lord anton winfield jr. 235. He wasn't involved enough trail on berks like in the offense pulbert mathis james connor I feel like that's not really true I feel like he's That shouldn't be a reason to be upset. I think he was emergent The guy I was gonna say yeah the guy with 154th arc hits free so it's like how many how many more do you need? Geez digs Come on variation is trail on berks And disco shawn taylor rest in peace. Nice one there. All right 22 prism hobby now Blue ice fireworks russ 99 green scope roger mccreary rookie to 75 titans Checo rookie and devin lord Yeah, it will be interesting to see what happens with brights young All right a forest camo coming up magie harris. That is rishad weaver to 15 one of 15 For the titans germane johnson and velish jones Yeah, he doesn't need to offensive line people live very true silver george carl aftis blue ice warren saft to 99 josh pascal and deco v durant silver patin manning heiler void hyper to 175 the bangles ellen tulbert and fedarian mathis silver aj brown points 600 ran him to all at the end. Sorry about that again everybody uh, donald driver to 199 tide chandler and sam howell silver all out daniel jones brine cook to 199 I know especially at his height right bailey zappy azea likely trick london emergent purple power. No purple ice just kidding to uh, you're not uh, 225 joe burrow daniel bellinger daniel pierce rookie tron slater to 175 hyper brine robinson jr. And a george carlasses blue ice lucine to 99 rookie for the vikings uh dax hill and eric azucon the dolphins there you go silver baker mayfield it's going to be greg dulcich 11 of 49 purple power auto nice one there for the uh, broncos danny gray and gelani woods silver jesson fields mike williams to 199 brice hall rookie and kair elan silver brice hall orange to uh, what was that, 249 in this? uh, yes, traves etan jr sam williams and penneth walker all right 22 select hobby next yeah true purple jerry judy nice one there to 75. It's a good point vaughn. There really is not a clear cut favorite silver smear white miles garrick zeta right off like hendon hooker comes in like week five or something same with like levis potentially that corral there's a cam taylor britt to 249 one of 35 white brine burns nice one there for the panthers and tagan quitteriano silver hutch yeah like a surprise right silver jordan davis some sort of surprise for sure blue drake jackson light blue to 99 silver debon loyde rookie and uh, kenneth murray jerry judy silver jamar chase and michael vick fray lance silver davante smith and davante smith sauce gardener peter and mathis there's a 12 of 75 at dach prescott sparch jersey for the uh cowboys silver k-dot and and mark angers patchman home silver tyler locket and nicolas petite foray silver cd lan and debon bush oh that was a brady on the neon icon sleep that one here and gives price josh allen tyler algear three of 99 jumbo prime selections rookie jersey auto nice one there falcons yeah the old line actually in in in houston is like cast mascara larry tonsil pierce tron jr. to 99 silver treylon berks actually that was unbelievable on draft night that's still like the craziest thing of all time dude red is debon loyde to 149 or uh I should say maroon silver dach and my gosh one actually had two autos all right 21 select photo 21 select first off the line see something big man yeah an orange orange base and an orange rpa will number do i believe 18 i want to say all the mac jones out of this one so that's pretty cool now that it's kind of wild or mars tom brady silver mere smith marcette and trey serman All right. Yeah, i'm a big domico ryan's fan. I'm on ross st. Brown. We've got orange pulsar marcus allen on the club level six of seven nice one there for the raiders silver jamar chase and noa gray That is to 99 silver marquise brown and nick chubb. That is red choice amir smith marcette 249 silver nazi harris and michael carter I know the thing with vulpi is like he had a bad start To a season last year and then he started heating up a little bit. So hopefully the same thing happens firemuth javante williams that is to 199 silver jamas and sake one. Yeah, I mean his base dealing for sure is huge dj chart matt ryan 40 of 99 on the uh select jersey card Nice one there player worn on that. Chris Evans silver jalen hurts trey lance rookie Silver sensations josh allen silver leviska schnultz What do you want to do next 2020 select or 21 prism first off the line Elijah mortz 249 you want to finish with uh select let's do it I like that silver kyle trask premier level jerry ricefield level kyle pits rookie silver jalen waddle gary brightwell silver and a tealaw rookie Nice pack there Justin herberg duce mcallister 31 of 75. That's awesome on the blue auto grads on that one there, uh saints comrade And our orange pulsar rpa. Good luck everybody due to atwell nazi harris That is gonna be a chuba hovered 25 of 25 three colored orange pulsar rpa Nice one there congrats on that panther is very solid Take that for sure chuba And ed read All right. Well, shan gave us the good word. We're gonna go 21 select uh first off or 21 prism first off the line now Good luck Finished with 2020 slug. You think there's a burrow or herbert in there or two up or a hurts Has jeter moments, but yeah, that's true for sevens Jalen phillips jake funk orange wave the 60 silver marquez stevensson kind of gain well Little harbert, uh, orange larry roundtree silver tua Got a red shimmer coming up here The shimmer of the uh break Eric stokes mica parson's it's gonna be broncos non-rookie terrell davis nice td 135 uh tomorrow chaser Greg we're so non-rookie bucks is party nickerson Uh, 235 nice one there Okay, i'm newton silver new shimmer coming up here It is jaylon darden 14 of 25 on the blue rookie shimmer for the bucks and jaylon camp for the uh, uh jacks the 149 It's the uh green shimmer t-law black shimmer 101 t-law easy Stetson vennett jamon davis ambry thomas silver bow jack. Where is he again? The rams forgot where he went He's in waddle rookie i'm travon morrig rams All right rogers pop trask rookie etn new recruits blue shimmer coming up Stafford's look a lot better. That's good Suck to see him get injured chuba hovered Uh t higgins nice one there blue shimmer for the uh bangles the 25 silver austin hooper In terms of health good good good Paris fireworks a j brown Too late now Got a gold shimmer Dillon camp that is going to be non rookie for the texans vernon hargraves 9 of 10 nice one there on the gold shimmer florida gator legend right there James connor that is 10 of 10 red shimmer auto for the uh cardinals Yeah, i heard a lot of people are liking tutu at well a lot of people are are high on tutu at well remandre stevensson rookie There's a levine huzzurrique green scope miles jack to 75 blue wave joe mixon to uh 199 And joe burrow hype 73 of 99 up blue ice Very nice All right, we're ending with 2020 select. Good luck everybody Derek brown Orlando pace silver kyler from real level and baker mason See you burrow. See you herbert Ben denucci Ben denucci nice jordan love To uh 149 that's solid 29 of 49 michael pittman jr. Rookie jersey auto on the purple nice one colts That's on that And ross blacklock 91 of 99 is going to be a christian mccaffery on the jersey card Into the panthers silver alec smith and cesar ruiz orange josh allen to 49 three of 49 for the bills The silver michael pittman jr. Rookie and a big ben There's a white kj hamler jersey match to 35. That is now jersey number I believe he's number one for the broncos silver trish and werfs from montana field level Silver jerry judy rookie selections silver kirk a j dillon rookie It's a big auto big last auto here. Come on, baby silver cleel mac and brian edwards silver james silver jonathan taylor field level rookie nice one there for the uh Colts and jk all-day dobbins brandon cooks to 199 silver jacob eason and a field level j jettos rookie nice josson jefferson two good field levels back to back to roger silver brandon iak ed reed we're following red tua All right, so one there to 149 uh 33 of 99 rookie auto brian edwards for the raiders and the michael p He says 60 more receivers than anyone's on the bills. Good lord And he was complaining about that unbelievable Devon asi asi sliver anthony mcfarland and jake from state farm All right guys, we'll do a quick got random for these points got wildcard and 600 Second is gabe davis the 48 All right guys gonna do the points random i'm gonna roll the dice whatever Team is on top after six times to get wildcard the second team will get uh 600 so good luck one two three four five six Uh the 49ers will get wildcard And then the panthers will get 600 so congrats to those two teams It literally always is the wide receiver.  We had a jail in waddle prism black Five of 25 on the blue and how about a t-law? 46 of 49 Nice one there for the jags And that is on the sleeve right there No damage on the card roughly That will do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the fill up next is the bowman maker


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My fellow Americans, let me begin this talk with a special message to the people of Texas. Last night many of you endured the ravages of Hurricane Gilbert. Today, as you wait for the waters to recede and the cleanup to begin, Nancy and I and all Americans hold you in our prayers. We all have one blessing to count. Warning came early. You were ready, so were we. The federal government has spent the last week preparing to help during and after the storm. We've offered help as well to our international friends who felt Gilbert's full force. As I told Jamaican Prime Minister Edward Siaga, we are ready to play an active role in helping them rebuild.  As you know, this week and next, the Olympics are being held in Seoul, South Korea. Last night, athletes from all over the world marched around the Olympic Stadium there and stood and watched as a single torch bearer climbed the steps and lit the Olympic flame, marking the start of the Games. I'm sure that, like me, you'll be proud of all these young men and women, and particularly of our own American athletes. Our athletes are a remarkable group, not only for their achievements, but for how they represent so much of what is good and beautiful and splendid about this sweet and promised land. As Vice President Bush said when representing all of us, he saw them off two weeks ago, they stand for the country of the little guy, the country where no matter what the circumstances of your birth or background, you can go anywhere and do anything. Where the millionaire has no more vote than the pauper, where the sense of possibilities is so palpable, you can almost breathe it in the air. The Vice President was right, and I've always thought you could see the spirit of which he spoke in all our Olympic athletes. You can see it in the way so many of them will pause in their daily training and soul, as our athletes have at past Olympics, to help competitors from countries where good coaching is hard, if not impossible to find. You can see it in stories that have been told about American Olympians over the years, like the one about a boyhood hero of mine, Jim Thorpe. In the 1912 Olympics in Stockholm, Thorpe took the gold in both the Pentathlon and the Decathlon. He was the most talked about competitor at those games. With his medals won, Thorpe was presented to the King of Sweden, who said, you, sir, are the world's greatest athlete. And what was Thorpe's reply to this August European monarch? It was simple, straightforward and American. He said, thanks, King. And you can see the American spirit in the lives of every one of our team members at these games. This team comes from all over our nation, from the rough and tumble streets of our brawny cities to the quiet lanes of our vast countryside, from the suburban hills of Southern California to riverfront towns in the Midwest. They represent every aspect of our country's life and a shining hope, too. A crystalline beacon of opportunity that we know is the heart of America. One athlete, raised in very modest circumstances, recalled recently that, quote, we were rich as a family, unquote. And that wealth of love has given her the strength to achieve her dream. Just as throughout our history, the wealth of family love has given countless millions of Americans the strength to pursue their dreams in our land of opportunity. There's so much we have to be proud of in our Olympic team this year. In all teams from all over the world, no group of young men and women is quite like them. They're filled with optimism for the future, with faith in the boundless possibilities of humanity, with zest for a life pursuing excellence, pursuing achievement, pursuing the limits of their God-given abilities, and piercing beyond what they thought were those limits. As an Olympic athlete from another nation recently marveled about our nation and its people, he said in America, they appreciate achievement and faith in the future. In fact, he said, it's a prerequisite for getting around. And he concluded, contrasting the energy of the United States to other countries he had known, for everybody in the street in America every day is a competition. Yes, our athletes have a love, a happiness, and an exuberance in being American. They're as patriotic as the pledge of allegiance, as red, white, and blue as the flag. They're filled with the spirit of our land in all of its magnificent diversity, a diversity you can see even in their faces. When you look at most other teams, it's easy to tell what continent or region they're from. But we Americans come from every continent and region. Ours are the faces of all humanity, just as our nation was built by the hopes of all humanity. So as you watch these Olympics, remember, win, lose, or draw how much we have to be proud and thankful for. After all, we're Americans. Until next week, thanks for listening and God bless you.


Since its establishment over 40 years ago, the Nigerian British Chamber of Commerce has not derailed from its role of encouraging and promoting mutually beneficial trade relations between Nigeria and Britain. This was made known when some of the Chamber's executives made a courtesy visit to PLOS TV Africa in Lagos. Our correspondent Ngoziqa O'Hachisi tells us more. The visits of executives thought the Nigerian British Chamber of Commerce, NBCC, to PLOS TV Africa is targeted at establishing and fostering a beneficial relationship between the NBCC and the organization. The Nigerian British Chamber of Commerce is the foremost bilateral chamber of commerce in Nigeria. We have the membership base of over 450 members and they're drawn from the real sectors of the Nigerian economy. It would be a pleasure to help PLOS TV join us as a member. The advocacy committee is involved with providing membership of voice to actually air and articulate their company objectives, vision and involvement in the socioeconomics of the environment. Respondent to the question on the effects of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and economies, the chairperson of the NBCC Advocacy Committee, Anuruni, fears the results could be devastating globally and Nigeria is not an exception. Personal view is that it's a crisis that is needless. From an impact as far as business is concerned, sanctions obviously will hit all countries, in particular Russia has affected. The impact of the sanctions will naturally hit Ukraine and we just hope and pray that there can be a peace truce where dialogue can prevail and the appropriate issues can be addressed such that the business impact is not as magnified as it currently is. She however challenges the government to vigorously engage the youth in business development. The youth that we describe them as the next generation, they are already influencing change in both the social and economic aspects of Nigeria. They play a great role from politics all the way through to the business economical cycle of things. They have a voice that needs to be listened to. I believe that we need to begin to guide the youth in the right direction. They're playing critical roles in business, particularly in FinTech industry, in technology, in innovation and in the digital world and we see that great influence coming to bear in productivity, particularly across the business forum. To this end, the Chamber is carrying out various activities to improve the trade and commerce between Nigeria and Britain. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Thanks for having me over. Yeah, well thank you for taking some time. We've been talking about you guys all day and asking all the hard questions. Hopefully good stuff. So congratulations guys on a couple things. One, post Yahoo Summit, the big announcement, big funding, cost a little ripples in the water. You guys are now established. You got a new COO on board. You guys are out doing a ton of activity, huge outreach to the marketplace. So congratulations. So what's the feedback?  What's people saying? It's great. So like we say, we're in the business of making a bigger and more popular and more widely used. And our message about doing all of this in the open source is actually getting a lot of traction in the market. And we're excited to be an independent company and doing it outside. The one way of looking at it is, we've done a lot of work at Yahoo. We've done a lot of mistakes. We've fixed it up. And now we're outside and we have an opportunity to do a lot more work, talk to a lot more people. And that's exciting. So we had some guests on early in the day. I forget who mentioned it.  But we had a guest on earlier that said, everyone knows each other in the open source community. So it's not like, I mean, competition, Kader is saying, hey, we don't really compete and we're just moving forward, grow the market. I'm sure you guys probably see the same things. But you guys have to work together. The communities are tight. What's the dynamic in the community right now? That's a great point. We have our PR engines and we have marketing and so on. But at the end of the day, we are both in the business of making Hadoop better. And to make Hadoop better, we have to cooperate. We have to coexist. And we have a great relationship with all the engineers. We work together. We have a lot of talks. For example, in the Hadoop world itself, you can come by to talk, learn about some of the stuff we're doing with the next release of Hadoop, which is O2-3. And we work with a lot of the people. It's not just us in cloud or just Facebook. There's LinkedIn. It's really exciting. And if you look at, we've got more than a few hundred active contributors to Hadoop at this point, which is phenomenal for an open source project.


Hello, everyone. Welcome to the workshop on top things we need to learn about UX. My colleague, Bhandila, and I would be co-presenting today how to unfold UX. We will walk through Jacob Nielsen's UX principles and then dive into some examples and exercises to try our hands on to apply these principles for the products we develop. At the end, we'll be happy to answer the questions you may have. But before we get started, here's a brief introduction about us. My name is Shweta and I'm a part of the RelDocs team. As part of my job responsibilities, I'm involved in understanding product features to easily explain complex things, writing end user documents, reviewing and suggesting UI text. I collaborate with cross-functional teams to understand the user requirements, structure the doc contents to address user stories, and improve usability of product documents. Outside of work, I enjoy baking, yogiing, going to nature walks, exploring places, making new friends and getting to know different cultures. With this small introduction, I will now hand it over to my colleague, Bhandila. Okay, hello. I'm Bhandila. Welcome to my living room and who I am. I'm a huge fan of minimalism in technical writing, in UX design and life in general. However, as a mother of three kids and passionate reader, books, legal toys, it's all everywhere and it's hard to keep minimalism around. Professionally, I've been in various roles connected with technical writing for many, many years because I strongly believe that the written word is the king of the world of internet, web and social media. And not only written words, these days it's also about video content. However, being able to express yourself precisely and without wasting people's time, being able to explain complex things easily is crucial. And today, we would like to share our passion for words with Shweta and talk about UX writing and about connection between UX writing and user experience design. Thank you, Bhandila. You will wonder why we are elaborating so much on our responsibilities and interests. If you notice, a single person can play several roles. Think of many users and the roles they would be playing. Now, consider if all of us plan to use a single application or a single product, how challenging it would be to satisfy the needs of all users. As professionals, our experience, interest, ideas and values aren't necessarily the same as that of the users. But we still need to step up and step into the shoes of users, build a product that would satisfy the needs of most of the users. But how do we achieve this? For that, let's first take a look at our goals as professionals. Now, irrespective of the domain and the product that we develop as professionals, our goal is to create and improve customer satisfaction, loyalty and of course reach business goals. Now, over the number of years, we definitely learn that to achieve our goal, we must first understand and meet users' needs. We must develop features that they haven't even asked for and of course build easy to use functionalities to solve the pain points. But do we know how our products can satisfy the needs of most of the users? This is where we need to consider user experience. So what is user experience? User experience is an overall experience that a user can have with the solution, a product, a website and so on. It has the ability to build or erode customer loyalty and consequently the customer base. The importance of user experience depends on the company size and how aware the individuals are. Fred Bitcher, who is a senior manager of design at Best Buy, discovered UX in 1998. He mentioned that we need to humanize technology and heuristics help us to do that. Heuristics are a practical approach to problem solving. They don't dictate and are not perfect, but they give you a base to build your work on. Vendulia will now briefly cover what UX writing is, what the usability heuristics are, and we will also take a look at how these heuristics are applied in some of our products. Yes, Shweta just explained what is user experience and I'd like to continue with UX writing and usability heuristics. First, what is UX writing? UX writing is a form of communication, communication between you and the product on application. UX writing is the practice of crafting texts, which is directly used in user interfaces to guide users and help them interact with their app. But now let's move to these heuristics because I'd like to show you how it is connected with UX writing. Jacob Nielsen is a web usability consultant and a PhD in human-computer interactions. He analyzed 249 systems with usability issues and based on these analyses, he published an article with 10 general principles for usability interactions. These principles are now used as usability evaluation techniques that are applied before, during and after a product release. If these principles are not applied well, you are left in a situation where you can be stressed, frustrated or angry with using your app and we know this all right. This might lead to not using the product, uninstalling it and certainly not recommending it. So, while each of the heuristics play an important role and have impact on customers, today we will focus on these heuristics that are connected with, directly connected with UX writing. Consistency, error prevention, error recovery, and help and documentation. Let's start with consistency and standard. Because users should not make their qualified guests, if two different field descriptions or differently labeled buttons are the same thing. When using terminology, please don't forget to check widely used standards as RFEs, IETF and other standardized organization, because it can happen to you that you will use incorrect abbreviations, acronyms or terms. As an example, I want to show you two versions of one acronym, IPSEC. It happened to me that I started automatically to use what I saw in graphical user interface as a technical writer. I use IPSEC with capitalized S. My technical corrector got back to me and said, okay, there should be minor S, because it is in RFC like that. Developers use capitalized S and I want to use the same what is in graphical user interface. I know it's minor change. It's a small thing, only capitalized S, but it can make a difference and customers may start to think, okay, is it the technology I wanted to use or is it something different? So we changed it throughout all organization, throughout all content and graphical user interface. So be careful and really use and try to fix also these small minor glitches. Names of new features, the same problem. How often your marketing department developed new fancy name after the application was developed or the new feature? So graphical user interface and command line, they use the same old name because first you used it in the graphical user interface and marketing changed the name afterwards. Again, example that happened to me, marketing uses very often next generation firewall or unified treatment management. But if everywhere in application or in graphical user interface, it's just firewall. So people may have doubts if it is one product or two difference, especially if they are not people from IT environment, they don't know that it is the same thing. Page elements, layouts, actions. How often you wanted to try different grid when your JavaScript framework or a different button? But you need to stay consistent, right? And use the same grid for all screens because it is important for consistency. You need to give users feeling that the environment is familiar and easy to use. The same principle is used in UX writing to use the same words again and again. OK and cancel buttons really should stay OK and cancel, no matter which operating system or application we use. And I have one example for you now. In the left screenshot, you can see create network attachment definition and also in the left menu is network attachment definitions. But when you want to add network interface, you see only network definition and level of uncertainty raises. Is it the same thing or not? So it's really, really important to keep the same labels everywhere. Commonly used spaces for graphical elements. It simply means we should group objects into logical units and use blank space wisely. It creates context and navigates users where to start and how to continue in the screen. And again, I have a small example for you. Here you can see quite a nice example how objects are logically split by blank space. All file system things are put together. Everything that belongs NFS is also grouped together. You clearly see what you can do with quasi targets, right? So blank space is important. It's invisible, but important part of communication with your customers. Command. I don't want to avoid this topic. Command line programs need design too. Commands usually use the same pattern. And it happened to me shortly after I joined Red Hat that developers wanted from me writing guidelines for command line help because they used a different command pattern and users needed extra help for it. It means I had to write help how to use help in the command line. So command line communication has rules too. And this was a very poor design and a bad example of wrongly used creativity. Next one is error prevention. You all probably know that programming is about dealing with exceptions and corner cases, right? I know that eliminating possibility that your application freeze service stops to be working or preventing errors if you're daily work. You try to protect users from unexpected situations. However, you can go further and let users know in advance what can happen. You can let them know what to prepare or that they made a mistake that can be fixed before something really bad happens. To be able to do this you need words. You need to clearly, concisely and without jargon explain what is going on on the screen and what are the next steps or how to fix an existing problems. Without blaming users. A user should never feel like the error is their fault. And please avoid language like you did something wrong. People like always these people are your customers and consider who is your target audience. It is a system admin teenager high school teacher. You probably need to adjust your language to people who will use your applications. Therefore, because I know this is not easy to keep all these rules in place. Invite professional writers into this process and to read guidelines for UX writing. By using right words at the right place, you can really decrease or completely avoid to users frustration. And this is a very good example how to let users know what to do to avoid entering a week password. The dialogue box prevents from adding a week password that would be rejected by server and what is more, it prevents users from creating situation that could lead to a security breach. Anyway, look at the picture again and watch the color. It's green. It tells you everything goes well. You would see the red color when your password has only four characters, right. And, but not only text. That's the important message. You also need to use color font grouping and using blank space. And that all should lead users to correct actions. Now let's move from error prevention to what happens if an error appears. Users start to be nervous level of frustration raises. Therefore, the process of diagnosing and recovering from errors must be as simple as possible. When emotion arrays, we tend to stop thinking clearly, right. So all actions must be as clear as possible. Therefore, technical writers can help with minimal and precise texts. What it means to write a minimalistic and precise text. I will discuss later. I will show you differentiate color fonts structure. And give your users one simple path to recovery. And now I would like to show you one great example of recognizing, diagnosing and recovering from error. This is a short screen cast from the cockpit web console in Fedora, which is a user interface for managing system settings like storage networking system updates or virtual machines for example. I absolutely love how the system navigates me to fix a service that didn't start working after the system restart. So let's do it now. You can see in the overview tab which opens just after start that one service has failed. And you can see it also in the left menu. And if you click to the failed service, you will see what happened that the service just failed to start after reboot. And you can see that you can automatically starts it. So you simply click start service. And everything is green up and running again. Okay, next screen. It's not so easy. Good. I'm there. So now, what if we do everything we can to make application easy to use for users, but it's not enough. I still deal with the with one sentence. Nobody reads documentation. Right. Or does it is documentation something that gives you additional value. And if so, where is the right place for documentation and how it should look like. So first, documentation must be easily accessible. Days of long PDFs and printing books are definitely over. Documentation must be online and findable by search engines. And ideally, documentation should be accessible directly from your application in form of tool tips or some short explanations and learn more links that takes you directly to the documentation. Important note is what can be explained in graphical user interface, explain in graphical user interface. Don't rely on documentation. Graphical user interface should be designed in a way that simple concepts are understandable at the first site. However, especially if the topics topic is complex, and almost everything is complex in the Linux server world right networking storage clusters containers development tools. This all can be pretty complex. So it's important to write and offer high quality documentation that is accessible to everyone and visible at the right places in your product. And I have again example from the fedora web console. So we added help button to the upper right corner that takes you to the overall documentation, but also in some specific cases we added question mark button. And you can open it, read small overview and click learn more link that takes you to the topic based and oriented documentation. So it's connected it opens directly article specifically written for bond settings. Okay, perfect. And before I give a word back to Shweta, I'd like to define more or explain more what I meant by simple concise and minimalistic text. Shweta prepared great exercises for you. Therefore, I need to give you some basics of using special form of English. We as technical writers and UX writers use the most important part is sentence structure. It must be as simple as possible. Each word in the sentence increases complexity and decreases good user experience. I have some examples for you data feeds dogs subject verb object or from technical writing. The cockpit web console manages system settings. Another rule computers doesn't know past and future. So please use present tense as much as you can use imperative imperative starts with verb. Examples. Enter the host name of the identity management system, or click the edit button, or avoid passwords that are easy to guess on, or used on other websites. Ambiguity. That's the problem. If you can avoid adjectives and adverbs, because adjectives and adverbs bring ambiguity into texts.  I don't know precisely or enough free space on the hard drive. What is enough? How much is enough? So use data, facts, and don't use adjectives and adverbs. If you see complex sentence structure, if you use complex sentence structure user experience will not be good for non native speakers. And if you translate your products, you will increase possibility of incorrect translations. So keep, if you see a lot of sentence throughout three lines of text, it definitely should you should break it into into smaller sentences, shorter sentences. Repeat the same words and phrases. This is not a school essay where you must use 10 different verbs with the same meaning. On contrary, you need to use the same verb again and again throughout the entire application. And okay, this was the last rule. I hope I shared with you something new. And let's ask Shweta now for some real life examples and exercises. Thank you and you love introducing the usability heuristics and for showing us some live examples that relate to the usability heuristics. It is also going to know how teams can work with the technical writers to build a positive user experience. Here are a few additional examples of some work on UI text and error messages that show how writers have helped to improve the usability and have contributed to positive user experience. Next slide. This is a screen from rel web console commonly known as cockpit, which is the management UI from rel systems. Now the user function on this screen is to add a new host to the web console so that the users can start managing it. What happens is a user logs into the web console and proceeds to add a host. Now when we were reviewing the original screen, we noticed that one there is no helper text. So user may be unsure of which user name is expected here. Should he enter an admin user name or just the login user name. Second, for the host to be added, the input was valid in multiple formats like IP address, host name, alias name, or a unique resource identifier for the SSS destination. But none of this was clear without the helper text. A writer could step into the shoes of a user and identify these gaps and at the same time suggest proper text. Let's take another example. Next slide. This is another example from rel web console. This time an error message. I'm sure most of us would feel what's wrong with the original message and this feeling is perfectly fine. We might feel that because we assume that users already know that certain things that we are aware of, but that may not be the case. Like in this case, the original message said not connected to the host and the assumption here was the user would know that the login has failed. Now there's a difference between not connected and login failed. For not being connected, the reason could be like the machine is not powered on or the network is down. But the case here was the web console wasn't able to log into a particular host. And the reason was when the host was added to the web console, the user had not specified the SSH key for auto login, or maybe the key was unauthorized, or maybe it was password protected. Also, as the very next step to get out of this situation is to manually log in. But instead, the original message said you may want to set up your SSH keys, which leaves the user clueless. The user would not know how can that be done? Is it required to exit the console, set up an SSH key and then get back? Or will this screen redirect him or her to create an SSH key? Now a writer could spot these gaps and could suggest a better message. And that's because the writer was the first user. With the writing skills, the writer was able to suggest a better error message. I hope these examples gave you some insight on how a UI can be improved for better user experience when one steps into user shoes and how writers can partner with you for improved UI text. Now that we have a brief background about what your sticks are, how they influence the usability of a product and how writers can help to improve user experience. Let's try our hands on some quick exercises to have some fun field learning. We will have five minutes for each exercise and at the end of five minutes, a buzzer will blow. We can share our answers in the chat. So let's get started. This is a tooltip that you see when you click the question mark next to the LUN type. This tooltip is so large that you cannot see the original dialog box. The content of the tooltip is also not helpful. The tooltip is supposed to help the user pick a LUN type for computer storage. You need to rewrite the tooltip to make it shorter and useful. Your time starts now. You can drop your answers in the chat and we will monitor your answers. Two questions in the Q&A section. Ah, there is. Yeah. Okay. Oh, it's about lightning talks. Yeah, I don't think it's related to this workshop. Yeah, yeah. And I don't know how lightning talks work. Unfortunately. I think it seems to have answered that question there. You have two talks here, event and session. If you go to session talks. Ah, session talks. People on Q&A. Yeah. We have here some. Okay. Hi Erka. Are there perhaps some automated ways to detect UX flaws in an interface or a document going through hundreds of pages of docs or parsing an interface piece by piece seems rather ineffective. Wow, that is great questions. Automative ways to detect UX flaws. I don't know about anything. I remember we wanted to take screenshot new screenshots from graphic user interface automatically and automatically update screenshots in documentation. But that was the last, that was the only thing I've ever heard something automated. We at Redhead have UX researchers and they takes manually our graphical user interfaces and documentation to our customers and evaluate, but something automatic. No, I don't know about anything. Shweta, would you know. Not really. I need to take a look at it give some thought. And we have 30 seconds. So, Vladimir, I read your question. Example with the service. I read it as controls should be linked from places that mentioned or need them and information and controls for making a decision should be visible together. Is that right? Yes, it is right. And also in the screen, you can see, oh, oh, okay. You, I can see what happened and I can see the next steps I can, the next step I can take. So I don't see, okay, what to do and now I need you to go to the documentation and find how to fix it. But there's always hint how to continue. And that's what I like. I immediately knew what to do, and didn't feel frustrated. So, by the way, it happens to me with the same, with the same service after each restart of my computer. So, I should find some permanent solution, I guess. So, if anyone has the answers ready. Can you put them in the chat. That would be nice to see some possible answers. Okay, no one. No one. Okay, are we are we going to tell them. Okay, let's go considering the time I think we need to. We have five minutes. Okay, so here's one possible way to rewrite this tooltip. In this version, all the explanations begin with a verb and up parallel with each other. We have simplified the wording and have left out some of the details. Also, because the tooltip is much shorter, you can see a lot more of the dialogue box behind it. Now, let's quickly jump into exercise two. And here's a dialogue box again from rel web console. Now, what you need to do is you need to think if this text on the screen is intuitive. Can you, can you spot any changes required and suggest some improvement. Your time starts again now. I think we'll have to cut down on the time when you look for this exercise because we just had five minutes. Let's let's show the results. If you don't mind guys we can play this exercise later on but considering the time I think we can jump to the answer right now. So as you see the proposed changes again use action words which make it fairly simple for the user to understand what action needs to be performed. Also in the proposed text the label for the checkbox is removed because there is just one checkbox we don't need a label to it. Additionally, a label automatic login would have checkboxes like yes or no indicating whether or not does the user want to set automatic login. In this case the purpose is to generate and authorize an SSH key for auto login. The text in the gray box appears only if a user selects the checkbox. The proposed text is better phrased to simplify how would the web console function. With this exercise we come to the end of this workshop today. Thank you all for participating in the workshop. We hope you have enjoyed it. We look forward to working with you to improve the user experience for the products we develop. Just to summarize and to note a couple of takeaways from this workshop always apply usability heuristics to improve user experience. Partner with your writing buddies for UI text error messages tool tips and so on and always use pattern fly guidelines to craft the UI text. We would be also happy to have you tomorrow at our talk on giving user interfaces a voice. There we will be talking about our collaboration with the UXD team and share some examples from our projects where this collaboration led to the positive user experience.