All right, fantastic, welcome back. This is still a hashtag going in the morning at Brian's so corner one. I'd like to for channel everyone all social media and this segment is the last interview of the day. But as always, like I said, interact with us on social media will be something you'll feedback towards the tail end of this programming. And in this segment, you're gonna talk about how to ensure that fashion makes you money. In short, fashion entrepreneurship. And we have a very powerful guest who is live with us in the studio. His name is Leshaun Ketiania. But he said it's Le Tion Ketiania. First of all, good morning. Good morning. How are you feeling? I'm feeling good. It's a pleasure to be here. All right, you're welcome. Now let's get to know you a little bit. You're an artist as well as a fashion designer. At what point did you merge all of these things together? And now here you are on TV, talking about what you do. Okay, I would say it's not really physically, it's all organic. I did it at the same time. So I would say from a young age, I began painting, drawing people, drawing on paper. A young age at around what age? Around nine. That's when I was able to draw something really realistic. So from the age of nine, I began looking for other forms of art. I developed love for fashion. I realized also I'm good in poetry. So I kept going at every different angle possible. So until where I am right now. Interesting. You mentioned poetry and also developing interest for fashion. Was it like, did you find or draw inspiration from maybe someone close to you in your childhood? For me, I used to watch 106 and Park a lot way, way back. I used to love the likes of Terrence and The Free and Kisha Shante growing up as a person who would love to be in media. So for you, did you draw attention from like maybe a fashion designer?  Your other siblings? And who did the inspiration come from? I would say my mom. You know how during occasions, they usually go to the tailors. They get a nice outfit made. Yeah, she used to design her own outfits. Then she just takes it to the tailors. She doesn't take from the internet or anything. She designs everything. She draws the sketch and she takes to the tailor. So I think that opened up my mind in that direction for fashion. For art, I would say everything is an inspiration. I can go for a walk. I see how this body is looking. I like the way the body is looking. I'm gonna take a picture and go back and paint it. The sunshine and the flowers. Yeah, just I'm inspired by everything actually when it comes to art. I feel like that also can trickle down to photography. True, true. Do you do a lot of photography? Because fashion and photography, they're like twins in Indonesia. I wouldn't say I'm perfect at it, but I would take that as a reference. Interesting. Now you said you officially now began at 17. Probably maybe done with high school or maybe finishing. I was just finishing high school at year actually. So that's when you intentionally started pursuing this journey. Okay, talk about it. I began by printing t-shirts, heat transfer, very simple things. Just trying to see what it is I'm entering into. So I tried to sell a few. They didn't really sell. I just started going for pop-ups. Like doing like vendor medallion and events. And more like just getting myself out there. Yeah. So over time I realized which market I want to enter. Okay. And I started flowing with it. All right. Yeah. In terms of support, who are the biggest support system that you would say validated even what you loved most from a family setup and from a friendship setup? Are there people you could mention that played a big role in ensuring they nurture your gift? Yeah, I would say my parents, yes. But it took some time before they actually approved. Yeah. So they had to see a lot of the effort I was putting in. And you know, people are giving feedback. Oh, I saw your son doing this. I saw your son doing this. So over time they had to. For they saw that there's something here that's coming up strong. Also my friends, they really inspired me like to, they were mostly stylists. So they told me, try this, try this, try that. They showed me how screen printing is done, how heat transfer is done. You know, just techniques. You mentioned a heat. Heat transfer. Heat transfer. What does it mean? It's a form of putting the design on the clothing itself. So it's like vinyl. It's a vinyl printout. And then you press it on the actual t-shirt. It's like maybe we are trying to put a logo, press a logo on a plain t-shirt. Yeah, it's actually, it's like a very hot iron. Very hot. The machine. So you just press it in and it will stick for a long time. Or maybe forever. Maybe forever. Maybe, depending on the quality. Interesting. But function has really evolved before we talk about your painting, your painting gift. Function has really evolved, and especially nowadays, like we've seen a lot of function labels from the likes of Givenchy, Fendi, Fendachi, Versace. You can name them.  Gu? Gucci. Gucci, right. As in how do you manage to stay relevant in such a space where there's always something popping internationally and being receiving a lot of positive reception, especially us in Africa. Like you're likely to walk on the street and see somebody with a Gucci label, that somebody who has something African made or Kenyan made or something with a Kenyan flag, apart from the response that we've got here a lot. How do you manage to stay competitive in such a busy space? I think a lot of what is hot right now is from the past. So they take a lot of references from the 90s, and a lot of the fashions, like the bell bottoms, now that's what's hot right now. I've seen a lot of the baggy jackets and the baggy trousers. Exactly. So in 2001, that was a big thing, right? Now it's coming back. So a lot of the inspiration I get from designing is not from really other brands. I look at the old chains, I look at what's relevant right now, and how I can put in my taste also, and what Kenyans may actually like. Right. All right, from the people that have money to get some of your fashion pieces, maybe what were they? Like the first one you designed that a person bought and they liked, maybe you can talk about some of them, some of the ensembles, that is the word, some of the ensembles that you're managed to sell out. Okay, I would say the first one was a jacket which had a lace dress. So it was a lace dress. Yes, it had like a lace covering. An afro coat or something? No, it was a bomber jacket. Bomber jacket. Yeah, like a real puffy jacket. So below it, it had a removable lace. So like you could wear like a nice dress, a nice fitting dress. Oh, it was mostly female. Yeah, that one was for a female. So after that, now I kept like pushing the boundaries and for men, I also did another puffy one, but now it had like prints behind. Yeah, so I've been trying to develop my own aesthetic and kind of give you a sense of, let you own, not just the industry, just mainly. A sense of your own process. Exactly, exactly. And your own creams and visions. Exactly. It makes me remember the time we had the college jackets. They were really famous that time, college jackets. I don't know where they are. We saw them a lot with Chris Brown and Kinatai, I guess, in the video music as well. So I think we can have a let you own. They're coming back, actually. It's coming. It's coming. It's very strong, yeah. All right. In terms of now, fabric plays a huge role in fashion, especially in making some of these outfits. They call them ensembles. Where do you get your fabric? How do you buy them? Do you import them? Are they available in Kenya? And maybe what are some of your favorite types of fabric? Okay. I would say that was one of my first challenges, getting quality fabric. After I found out the market I wanted to pursue, that was one of my biggest challenges. But over time, if you keep asking around, you'll get nice places which can supply you with very good quality. So I would say the first place is Maziva, which is in Joko Road. Oh, Maziva and Joko Road. Yeah, it's more like a hidden place. It's not really known by everyone. So it's not easy to get every material. Like, you wouldn't find many people with that material. But it's a growing place. I would say that would be my best place to source materials. Okay. We're also looking into importing in the future. But right now it's usually sourced from Maziva. I like suede. This is suede actually. This is suede material to see how it's shining in the light. For me, what I've said is called droid. Yeah. Code droid is the one with the lines.  Exactly, yeah. That's code droid. Now I get it. So this is suede? Suede. Meaning that you can add dye or something? No, not really. It's just, it's called suede. So, meaning even when you were like ionized, the shade and the way it shines when it's in the sun or in light, it's kind of different. Is it a wash and wear? Yeah, you can wash iron and whatever dry. Wash and wear. Yeah, yeah. But I would advise you for this material, for it to last, you take it to the dry clean. That's the best way possible. Laundry, manzee. Yeah. Hey, come on our place, it's a biddy. It's a biddy, man. Sure to invest in your fashion. Yeah, speaking of fashion in the first minute. Actually, there's a saying that says, you are addressed the way you're dressed. I don't know what that means to you as a creative in the fashion space. Does it mean a lot? Yeah, I would say the way you dress is your character. Everyone has a character of who they want to be, of what they are pursuing. And the way you dress really shapes of, she really shapes that character.  How people perceive you. Exactly, the respect you will get when you walk in. So I would say, that's investing. You really need to invest in your character, actually. It's a part of your character. It should be a part of your character, yeah. Because it introduces you. Exactly, even before you say a word. So as soon as you walk in the room, the first thing someone sees, how you dress. A well-dressed gentleman. Exactly. And still on that note, perhaps, are there maybe like fashion mistakes that a lot of people make from a designer's perspective that you'd say, eh, but they were a real revival, high-five. But then you can't tell them, because you are not related to them. But then maybe if you have a chance to tell them, you'd say, eh, real revival, yeah, and in buyer. Like, also in terms of color coordination, or I know you call it in fashion color-blocking. Like, how do you help somebody to color-block and put all these outfits or these ensembles together and come out functionally? It could just be a simple outfit, like shirt, toes, jeans, whatever, some good shoes, or a good coat, and like the way you dress. How would you help a person walk down through that journey of coming up with a perfect outfit that's fashionable? Or a fashion statement? Okay, I would say the most important thing is fit. Fit? It's the fit. Oh, the fit. Yeah, if the fit is wrong, the rest will be wrong. Even though the color-blocking is right. So if something is oversized, it doesn't fit you nicely. Oh, it's too tight on you. Right. Actually, that's the first direction when I'm looking at your style. So you should know your body type. Yes, know your body type. Exactly, exactly. Don't over, don't dress oversized. There's oversized, which is nice, but there's oversized, which is too much. Like, wear out. Exactly. And then there's also that tight. That's too tight. Especially a person who is well-built. Exactly. And then they're extremely tight jeans, tight coats. Unless you want to show that off, yeah. Unless you want to show it off because people want to show their body muscles. Yeah, but still, it won't look as good as getting the right fit. Getting the right fit is very important. After that, now you look at the colors. There's some colors which can go together. I wouldn't say these are really the right colors, but I would say if you have more than three colors on one outfit. Yeah. Like for me, I have more than three colors. Would you say I'm fashionable? Yeah, yeah, yeah. You would say I'm fashionable. I like your shoes. I like your shirts, the different colors. Like, I wouldn't say you have... Red belt. I'm not a rainbow. Not really. They go together. They're all cohesive. All right. So maybe only we change the red belt. The red belt. But the red belt also complements the shoes. The shoes, okay. So I would say, yeah, I'm fashionable, yeah. Nice. Nice. Nice. Nice. All right. So how would you help now, Prasim, to come up? For example, now, let me imagine a person who is working in an office, an official job like a banker. A banker who is fashionable. You know you can be a banker, but you can have money, but you're not fashionable. Meaning like you're not up to later to the trends. You're not dressing in a classy way. Like, how do you help someone who is just dressing foie, that is the word. Foie to come up with a stylish outfit for the day to work. Okay, I would say, like I said, the fit. You look at your body size. After that, I would say, what are you comfortable with?  Will you work it? Will you work how you dress? Right. Yeah, so I would say those are very important, especially the body size. Like know yourself. Know where you're going, know what you want, the occasion. The occasion is really important. The occasion is as important as the body size. Because those are wedding eyes too, and the MC is dressed completely off.    So I was like, maybe that was cool. What do you think, especially in a wedding setup, if somebody wants to come up with the best outfits, I would perhaps also think they should consider, because weddings are really sensitive, especially to the lady, because she's sensitive about colors, about how the bride-maids would look apart from the bridegroom. Weddings, we need to pay attention to their team, the bride-maids, their grooms, friends, as in the whole lineup. I would say the bride and the groom, it's not that important, because yes, they have the primary colors, white and black, or they'll compliment each other. But if the lineup doesn't compliment the groom and the bride, it will mess up everything. And also, you know, at weddings, the reception usually has colors on the tins and everything. So I would say we look at a color palette for everything. If there's a color palette for the tins, we match it. We find how we can match it with the lineup of the people, the bride's maids, the MCs. So the MC should also match. There should be a difference between the MC and the rest. It shouldn't be too loud, too different. Right, not too different. They're not too different. Not too opulent. Something in the same line. Yes, close. In terms of the color shades, you mentioned color palettes. All right, now back to your designs. Maybe are you looking forward to maybe also design suits, or also what are some of the main fashion statements that you're purely focused on right now? Like for you, purely? I wouldn't say we're focused on something purely, but at this moment right now, we're focused on streetwear. Streetwear. Streetwear. Something for the youths. Something where you can wear to a casual occasion. Something that's not always suit and tie. Because I personally, I don't always wear a suit. You're not a suit person. Very rarely. I don't like ties. So I would say right now we're focusing on streetwear. And something not really like, which is too playful. Something which is just casual. Like warm. Yes, exactly. But you aren't fit, the one you got right now. Would you say this is streetwear now? For me, I feel like it's casual. Just casual. I would say the jacket, the way I've put it with the shoes, like the jays, I would say it's streetwear. You've got Jordans. Not really Jordans, they're called Nike. Okay. The name trousers and then the jacket and then the t-shirt and then you've got a chain statement. So what do you call this altogether? I would just say streetwear. Streetwear. For a person who wants to maybe to get such an outfit, the one that you've got, like on a budget, Koda, how much does it range from water mount to water mount? Roughly, just roughly. I would say depending on the quality that you want, it would start from a full outfit. Yeah, yeah, the one you got. I would say 5000. That's for example from the jacket. The jacket alone is just 5000. 5000. That's a lot of money for a person who doesn't have money. You need to invest, you need to invest in your partner. I love the way you're saying, you need to invest in your fashion. Jacket is 5000, let's go. The jacket won't just be thrown away. This can be something you even pass down to someone because of the quality of the fabric. And it's not just for the jeans only. You can also pair it with a khaki. Can at some point do this jacket with a khaki pants? Exactly.   Coat dry pants with maybe a red t-shirt. You know, there are so many possibilities. All right. Yeah, so even with this alone can give you like three extra outfits. Three extra outfits. Just on top of it. Yeah, just on top of it. I understand we have the photos. Are they ready so that we can take a look? But there's one here at the background. But I can say there's two gentlemen and two ladies. Yeah. In it. So this is, I think it's also photography best. Oh, there you go. There you have it on your screen. We'll talk about it. Does it sell a story? Is there a story in this four gentlemen and ladies? Actually, this is our latest collection. It's called Welcome Home, Karybunyumbani. It represents Kenya and our heritage. We chose to focus on pieces which are not too loud and which are not too old or dull. This collection just touches on our home Kenya. Okay. Yeah. All right. I can say the background display is, okay. What about this one? This is still part of the collection. This whole collection actually, we focused on tailoring more. If you notice on the sleeves of the t-shirt, it doesn't have a hole. Okay. Yeah, so it flows like a kimono. All right. So the way I've heard the word kimono, but I've not gotten it exactly. A kimono is a Japanese outfit, but it usually doesn't have an armhole. See like it's armhole. So it's like almost close to a vest or something. Not really a vest. It just flows. Oh. Like so. There's a big, it's a different shape. It gives you a different shape here. All right. What about this one? It's still part of the whole collection. Like you see even on the print, we took a Kenya Airways plane and we made it our own. It's like a plane taking off for landing or something. Yeah, exactly. It's like taking off. So we're taking off. All right. The next one? Still part of the collection. What is the name of this? Can a person dress like this to the office? No, maybe you are something... Underneath, like tights or something. Maybe to an event, yes, you can dress like this. To an event. All right. You see even the bag. That's not a normal bag. Called a clutch bag. All right. You see, this is now what I was telling you about. It's called Karibunyumbani. That's our latest collection. You see, do you notice on the armhole? There's no armhole. Okay. I can see it. Yeah, you see it. And the print even, it glows in the dark. All right. It's in Nairobi, Kenya, 2023. Yeah, so that's when we're launching the collection, actually. We're launching in July first. Yeah. Almost close to the Yuzi by Kanye. Almost, but not really from there, yeah. Not inspiration from there. Exactly. All right, so who is this? This is Ahudi and the rest. Yeah, this Ahudi is a model. My model, his name is Jeff. Okay. So this is the hoodie I was telling you about. It's just the silhouette alone, the shape of it alone. Just takes it to a different level. This is not something normal. So that's why I was trying to elevate streetwear now. Do something you can wear even to somewhere presentable. Not just to the gym or somewhere normal. At least you can wear it for an outfit, like a lean outfit you get. For person who is color sensitive, like they don't want to mix pink with the red, purple, yellow, you know. How do you design now outfits that may be top to people who are extremely color sensitive and those that maybe are not? Like they can put on anything. You know, there's a friend who was saying like function, ensure that you just pick things that match and then you get out there. If they match, then it's okay. I don't know, or your philosophy on that. As part of the collection, I would say we are giving you what you should buy. We're kind of dictating the market. You know, everyone has their own staples of what they like. But I would say we also expand your vision. Yeah, you know, sometimes people have never really tried something bright. Yeah. Maybe are there like places you drew inspiration, especially when it comes to designing this? Because the other one you said has a Kenya AO is a plan taking off. I don't understand this shirt. Is it like African print or something? Or just khaki? Or is it khaki? It's a camouflage shirt. It's a camouflage, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a camouflage print. I didn't want to design something like Ankara. You know, Ankara is everywhere now. So I wanted to design something similar, you know. But to a wider market, to even maybe a global market. Right. I didn't know there's a camouflage shirt. It's a camouflage shirt. Maybe like a million can land on you and it just come off largest to your skin type. Yeah. All right. Did you maybe have like family support that helped you come up with this launch out? Or it was just me finances, me printing, me putting together, even paying the models. Some of the models are also volunteering to work with you. No, no, everything is paid. Everything is paid. Yeah, so I would say I have a lot of mentors. Yeah. I wouldn't say I was helped everywhere. But yeah, I was helped sometimes in even direction of how I should launch it. Marketing strategies, you know, from family members, from friends, from people who are already in the industry. Right. Yeah, yeah. But anyone in the industry that you can mention and give credit to that were supportive. Do you know Salika Rago? Sounds familiar. Yeah, yeah, she was actually from our school. Yeah, okay. Yeah, she's the owner of the school where I went to. Right. So she gave me a lot of inspiration, yeah. Right, yeah. And now here you are. Here I am now. Right, as we sum up on that fashion initiative because we get to your artist part and then painting. Maybe there are like fashion mistakes you think, a lot of, maybe I'd like you to say, the creative is fashion mistakes that men make and fashion mistakes women make. The ones you see are like no, no up or down. Like generally on a day to day walk, walking through the street and you meet a person and you're like, red flag, red flag. I would say it's just to fit. Like I've seen a lot of oversized suits. It doesn't fit right. The pockets are laying almost to your knees. It doesn't really look good for men. For women, I would say the colors, they over color. Like they over dress. So there's over dressing. There's over coloring. It's like, like 10 colors like I've seen. The bag is this different color. The heels are different color. The makeup is different. The shirt, you get like, we should have like some color palette for each outfit. If you want four colors, try to make everything something like cohesive. You've explained of a coloring and you've mentioned like different colors, shoes together. So for example, for Pansana going through, does this event relate to our color first? I don't know if it's not the event for people who have so many colors. That's the right event. Literally. That's the best event for them. For people who have so many colors. For a man, would you advise them? You know, part of your background is pink. Your backdrop, right, that is pink. I've heard a lot of ladies say, I don't want my man to be in pink. You know, he shouldn't be in pink. But for me, I think a color is just a color. But then there's somebody who mentioned that pink, when a man puts on pink, it means he's overly confident. I don't know what's your ideology on that. Can man put on pink and be fashionable and be okay? And so be confident and not people give them a side. I'd be like, are you part of the rainbow or something? Because it's associated with that. True, true. Yeah, pink is just a color like any other color. I feel like pink can be for men, for women. It's not really gender when it comes to color. I've seen even women wearing black. I've seen women wearing blue. So I would say pink is also okay for women. For men, I would wear pink myself. You would wear pink. I would wear pink, yeah. Maybe like a pink hoodie. Right. But a pink hoodie, pink snapback or a card. And then trouser. And not everything pink. Opposite of what I'm overdue. Yeah, I'm over-colored. I don't care about the tensions. But why do people have this facades in their mindsets? Like once you see somebody in a certain outfit, you're like, and I don't know to just be happy. You don't know where this person is coming from. Maybe they've been expressing themselves through colors because colors are really expressive. Actually, I feel like fashion is a language. Like one of our biggest languages, actually. So if my language doesn't, I can't understand your language. Of course, I criticize it. Right. So if I see your language, it's just working. And it's everywhere. And that may not be what I like. Of course, criticism is open. It's like it's normal. Not everyone will like your outfit. Right. I think that pink color thing received a lot of reception from Jay-Z when he dressed up in mauve. He said his is mauve, not pink. I've even seen him in a whole suit. A whole pink suit. Pink head, too. And he calls it mauve, not pink. I think that's when it became trendy. And a lot of men received a lot of reception with the pink suits. And it's a lot to switch. Now let's switch back to your painting part. Now how do you integrate now fashion and painting all together and also strike that balance? Here you are. You have to deliver outfits, plan outfits, structure them, and then also become a painter. Come up with artwork and what not. How do you harness that together? I don't really do it strategically. It just happens organically. When I started going back to painting in 2020, when during COVID, so I had to look back and actually see where I want to, which art form I want to explore. So I went back to painting. I knew I had talent in painting. And over time, it has also helped in my graphics for the camouflage that you've seen. I created that. I didn't buy that fabric. I just printed on it on the plane. I make graphics from the art direction. So I wouldn't say I really plan for it. It just happens organically, actually. And in the future, I want to have exhibitions for my artwork and keep growing. Fantastic. And when do you usually do your artwork? And most of the time, like, what parts of the week are you like really? Because I understand there's a lot of creativity. You have to be function creative and then art creative in terms of now painting.  That days, you feel like you've run out of ideas. You just don't want to do anything through.  So which one are your most productive days, especially field days for your painting? When it comes to painting, I work a lot at night. I don't know. Inspiration just comes at night. It's hard for me to sleep when I've not done it. Sometimes inspiration comes. I just wake up and I start painting. Or I get an idea. I start sketching out. You get? Like, during the day, I'm busy on fashion. Yes, but I may go home and just something hits. Or I see something during my day and I say, OK, I'm going to work on it in the night.  And when they happen, I just go for a walk. And you know, the world... You have to work something and do it. A little mind on a summer. You could burn something. Like you want to get in your creative zone. Actually, most creatives drink something. That's those who say, I may just go to a corner and pray. But for you, you're like, I could take a walk. Come back, I feel awakened or something. Nature is enough. Nature is enough. You just see there's so much in the world. Like, you can just get inspiration from anything. Even a conversation, like this conversation we're having. Like on the red belt, like that has already struck something in me. So I wouldn't say I take anything. So I take inspiration from the world. So all the way, yeah. But it's interesting, you know, how you monitor, like tap into both faces and still be OK. Because you know, I can only imagine the time you now be extremely commercial. You're busy, there's so many orders, there's so many printers and you have to actually deliver all of them. At least you need maybe a little bit of management or something, or maybe like a number of support group that will help you to execute some of these tasks. Now, when it comes to drawing, I'm also most interested to know, do you draw people? Do you draw nature? Do you just draw anything that comes to your mind? Like, how does that process happen for you? Mostly, I do a series. Like, I can pick a storyline of one character and different experiences the character may be going through that relate to my life right now. Sometimes I get commissions and I'm told to draw a certain portrait when someone is there. And yeah, so it all depends, but most times it comes from a series, a narrative. I think of, I'm inspired by, let's say, a topic, let's say it's war. And I create a character and I can make 10 different paintings that represent war in that character. It may be a storyline taking you down, why he ended up in war, you know, something like that. All on one portrait? Not in one. It may be, that may be the beginning of a whole series. So mostly I just design in series, yeah. So in short, it's imaginative creativity. Exactly. Since you're a creative and you can imagine things and bring them to reality, if you're to imagine the economy right now and put it into a canvas or into a portrait, what would the image look like? I would say someone fishing. Someone fishing? Yeah, you know, like, the hook has been dropped. The hook? In the ocean? Yeah, the hook has been dropped in the ocean. Asked who are the fish now. And this person is in a boat? Yeah, I would say, yeah, he's maybe even on the show. On the show. Okay. A hook. Oh, that's like the government, like economy now. It's taking us. So the one I inch here, the water. Yeah, they're in the water, like the fish now. The fish in the water. Yeah, now the hook is economy. The person fishing in the government. Gripping them. Yeah, taking us, no remorse. No retreat, squeeze on squeeze. Yeah, yeah. That's creative. I think I've seen that picture because I'm also imaginative as well. Thank you. Which creative, which creative, which creative crazy can I think of right now? There's this incidence of, now it has come. The opposition leader and the government, if you were to create or paint a picture on a portrait of how that maybe could look on a splash of a newspaper, what could be the imagination on that portrait? Two bulls. Two bulls? Fighting, yeah. Two bulls. You know, as you're saying them, I'm imagining them on the newspaper. Maybe like different colors of bulls, like one color is this, one color is the opposition. And then maybe the grass is us now, the people, yeah. And what are these two bulls doing? Are they just fighting each other? They're fighting, yeah. So it's collision. Yeah, but you can see even the grass is getting messed up. And scattered. Yeah, it's scattered, yeah. So yeah, when two bulls fight, the grass, yeah. Nice, interesting, interesting, interesting. Got it. As you move away from that.  For example, somebody lands on some of your, lands on some of your portraits online. I don't know if you're online on digital as well, because you know, it's a digital space. If somebody lands on your pages online and they DM you and send your text, they say, I'll take on each of them to him and take on each of them. Do you also, have you also ventured into that kind of drawing or painting? I can do anything, actually.  So most times I like to paint when you're actually there to get the emotions. But also if you send your picture, I can interpret it also. Yeah, so I do anything. I'm open to anything when it comes to art and fashion. I don't have any boundaries. I try to push those boundaries. You try to push the envelope. To break them all, yeah. Those rules, I break them. Yeah. Now maybe are they also the ones you managed to sell out that you say, if you see that one on the street, you are young. Are they ones that are the ones that are really out there? They don't usually go to the street. They go to like maybe like hotels or maybe like a house. Even households. Yeah, even households. Most of my things which have gone to the household are flower paintings. Okay. Yeah, flower paintings, things which just correspond with their home decorations. But why flower paintings though? Is it because a lot of people like flowers? I see inspiration. Like I told you, I can go for a walk. I just see how the colors on maybe that bush or that tree maybe glowing in a different way. Maybe there's a bud getting nectar from it you get. So I would say it just comes down to inspiration. And also if you want a commission, yes. Yeah, I also do commission pieces. Right, yeah. There's a place in your description where you mentioned your brand represents tranquility and happiness. Some of the adjectives you've given in there. Does it mean something to you or even to the client? Mostly to me. Okay. When it comes to the client, everyone has a different inspiration, a different interpretation. But to me, I try to design from a standpoint where everything is more like at peace. I'm at peace when I'm designing. I'm happy when I'm designing. So that tends to come out like that now. Yeah. Right. So, personally it's from self-inspiration. Exactly. But then it's like you're giving out that energy. I'm expressing it now, yeah. I'm expressing it on the actual converse. Which is really amazing. Thank you. Because a lot of people out here need good energy. True. Because we know other people are so stressed and people hold on to different things in life. So depending on the experiences you've gone through in life. True.  If yes, please talk about it as well. Not yet, not yet, not yet. Mostly I've just been doing commissions. But now I want to do exhibitions of now the series I was telling you about. Right. Like a whole like 15 paintings just to show you the narrative of that storyline. Right. So I hope from that, after doing exhibitions and the tours, I'll get that award. Right. Amen. Amen. To the heavens. Yes. But there's a place where you participate in a competition. Maybe you can briefly talk about it and how it went down. Did it favor you or not, you know, what happened shortly? It was a fashion competition during 2021. Okay. Yeah, so there were about 100 participants. I made it to top 10 and I was chosen and we designed outfits. The whole thing was about Africa. We were given fabrics. They were all Ankara fabrics. Right. Ankara. Yeah, so that's already like, they've given you already like. It's like they've squeezed you into a space. Yeah, that's already a limitation. So you can't go beyond your creativity. Yeah, but I still did my thing. I tried my best. Unfortunately, I didn't win. Yeah, but at least I was top 10. Yeah. Right. And also like, have farmed what you do. Exactly. Like, at least someone has seen this guy. There's something about him. Yeah, there's something about his work. The person who possibly won that, what do you think made them become the winner? I would say when it comes to like judges, it's your personal connection with them, with the work. Okay. As in, maybe they connected more, the work connected more with the judges, with the people, with the crowd, you know. So yeah, I think that's actually favoured them, the connection. And sometimes you can't know what will connect and what will not connect. Right. Yeah. So you just have to design from a truthful and honest. Right. Yeah. Unless you talk about money a lot, is entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship. And I'm interested to know if, have you made money? Are you making money?  Baby making, not literally, but business baby making. Yeah.  Are you making it, are you going to make it, or it's in store loading? We've made a little bit, yes, from the paintings, from the fashion, from the previous collections. But what we're doing right now, is going to take it to a whole another level. Right.  It's going to be a huge deal. I hope it will change history, like for fashion, yeah. Right. Are there people that you've networked with in that space as well, painting slash fashion? Yeah. I've met a lot of incredible artists also. Like many who are also emerging. And we know we help each other out with ideas, sometimes techniques. If you don't know how to paint like this, I can help you with this side. So everyone is, I feel like the more we help each other, the more we grow. Right. The importance of unity, because a lot of people would prefer I'd better go solo, so that I don't mix up with anybody who doesn't rhyme with my brand, especially when they're already famous and they have the numbers. And get keeping. Speaking of numbers. Are you massively present on digital platforms? Because, you know, we live in a digital space. If you want to receive a lot of feedback, you must be making use of the digital platforms. Personally, are you on some of them? Yes, I'm on all, actually all of them. My art, my fashion, everything is online. We also have a website for the fashion. And you can mention the website. Okay, the website is called intrigstore.com. The first one, Instagram is called i.intrig. Yeah, my personal is called badmintonletsy. All right. Yeah. But you give it to your number just in case somebody wants to contact you. Yeah, my number is 0758-44-64-66. All right. As we sum it up, maybe looking forward in the future, maybe what should we expect from Lettune's brand? And perhaps if there are any fashion collaboos that you'd like to do, as well as in the painting aspect as well, maybe other things we should look forward to, especially for the people that are solely dependent on what you do? Yeah, I would say look for new designs in the market. Look for new trends set by us, not just referencing people. Look for collabs, we want to expand into collabs. After this collection, we will for sure do more collabs. I even want to do shows in Paris, fashion shows in Paris. The likes of the New York Fashion Week. Exactly, the New York Fashion Week. Maybe even next year we might be in Tokyo. You never know. You never know. So the possibilities are limited as well. The girls, yes. Big goals. Are there also fashion icons that you look up to? I know Gianni Versace is really common because of the brand Versace and the sister as well. Are there maybe the most internationally that you look up to? Or also Africans as well, because in Kenya you have, I don't know if you're hard of Brian Babu. Yeah, he's a stylist. But he's really common in the celebrity space. Yeah, I've seen his work on mostly South East Wall. Oh, he's dressed a lot of South East Wall. Yeah, I've seen that. And then I've also seen Vagilablo. Yes, I've heard of that. And then also the founder of Vivo. You know Vivo, the Kenyan brand. It's amazing. I like what she's doing. There are so many incredible icons who are coming up, especially in Kenya. But mostly for my peers, I like what my peers are doing. Alonno, do you think Kenyans are fashionable? Do you think Kenyans, we are fashionable and marketable in terms of fashion if we were to send a Kenyan on New York Fashion Week? Would you pinpoint and say, ah, maybe we like our vet Vivo or vet Brian Babu and put them on that space? I don't know if you agree. Are we fashionable or not? Or are we walking through that path still? Yeah, exactly. We're walking through that path. Because if you look 10 years ago, the industry wasn't barely even there. But if you look right now, there are so many more people who have come up in the fashion industry. So I would say we're walking there. And maybe in the next five years, this would be something big in the industry. Like Kenya will be a big part of fashion in Africa. But for now, you feel like the industry is still young, pretty much young. Not really young, but it's not yet reached to the peak. It's not yet reached to the peak. Yeah, it's still growing. Yeah, it's still growing. Who are some of the most fashionable personalities in Kenya? I'd like you to point out maybe in politics as we exit. In politics, who is more fashionable in the political space, in the entertainment space, on TV maybe? Who is the perhaps most fashionable TV couples that you've had of? Could have been even read about? In sports also in Kenya and maybe outside, who is also most fashionable? And then on, did I say church? Do we have a fashion? Yes, I think we have one lady who's our preacher. She's exquisitely fashionable. So I'd like you to maybe say, you can start off with the one you remember. Who do you think is the most fashionable in politics in Kenya? Putting me on with the sport right now. You know, most of them wear suits. So I don't really have an opinion on that. I feel like Jalansi is fashionable. Have you seen his outfits lately? Yeah, I've seen the shirts. Mostly the shirts. The president on the weekend, was it on the weekend of the week? If you saw that outfit, oh my goodness, and the watch, I liked that ensemble. I saw he had worn like a short sleeved coat. Yeah, that was very... My grandma would call it Kaondasuit. With a t-shirt actually. He changed the formal aspect. Just all black. Very fashionable. I would say that's a step. In TV, who do you think is the most fashionable, the ones you've landed across? I've seen the host of the trend. That is Amina. Yeah, I've seen her. Her style is actually good. She's dressed by Brand Babu. Exactly, yeah. So yeah, she has a lot of fashion. Male personality fashionable in TV, in Kenya. Or male couple. Not male couple. Hey, where? Where? Maybe a couple that's fashionable on TV. In Kenya. And Lulu. Yeah, I see them actually matching. Yeah, I usually see them matching. In sports, as we sum up, in sports, any sporty or athletic person that you know is fashionable. Maybe you helped me there. Neymar. Neymar is fashionable. Ronaldo is fashionable. Oh, I bet you've seen in Kenya. Oh, in Kenya. In Kenya. Do we have... Kipchoge, is Kipchoge fashionable? Yeah, actually, I've seen his work with Nike. Right. Yeah, I've seen his work with Nike. Right, impressive, impressive. Kipchoge. Impressive. Any religious person in the religious sector? I think Reverend Lucy Natasha is extremely fashionable.  Definitely thinks she's a model or something. Yeah, and it's really interesting, like you said, like, we are not yet there, but at least we have people... We have a direction, yeah. Yes, we are yet there. Now, again, as we exit, give us a number for person who wants to consult you, not even consult as well, to buy your outfits, get to book you for gigs. How can they plug in and get you? Our website is intriguestore.com. My number is 0758 44, that's 466. My Instagram is i.intrigue. My email is letionketianya at gmail.com. So, there's so many ways you can reach me. All right. Yeah. Thank you. We have been speaking to Letion. Yeah. Ketianya. Ketianya. Yeah. You know, you can be sued for mispronouncing people's names. And thank you so much for sharing your art and everything that you do. Thank you for having me. Pretty much, we should be the best of luck. Thank you. All right, you're welcome. And at this point, that's when we call it a day. Thank you so much for keeping us company from the beginning till right now. Hashtag is why in the morning. At BrianSakwa101, Y2 for Food Channel, everyone on all social media, underscore on the ground, verified with the blue check mark. I'm Brian Sakwa. We'll see you next time right here on Why In The Morning.


Hi everyone. Happy Thursday. Happy Veterans Day. I'm Joe for jaspercasebreaks.com with 2021 tops triple threads baseball nine box Pick your team number seven an inner case from a fresh Mastercase right here. I'm gonna see which one which inner case we're gonna do in just a second. Let me just show you the list once Here so here on the 11th. Thanks everybody for getting in Most of the teams were picked up straight up which I appreciate Mark ended up with last spot mojo. That's why he's a little star next to his name with the Mariners and There were some teams pulled for that random number block Hear the results of that. That's the randomizer was in a different video So you get a block of numbers for that group of teams right there for pick your team seven Thank you Get the bell ready for any potential monster hits and now let's see which inner case we're gonna do So I'm gonna slide these inner cases out But I just wanted to mark that top inner case as a and the bottom inner case as B And we're gonna select a dye we're gonna select it that Dodger blue dye right here And we'll go one two three for the top case and four five six for the bottom case and It's two top case So this bottom case We'll save for next time and This is the last inner case we have for the time being for now We may get some more on Jaspies case breaks calm, but for tonight I have no more to post after this one's done ten teams left on this When we started the video Dent it a little bit here in this case. I don't think that's gonna hopefully doesn't affect the boxes Three boxes there three boxes here three boxes there to make nine Supplies for this break. I hope so Maybe Should be enough. We'll figure out and we'll do the randomizer for the non numbered base cards at the end too along with any other possible randomizers if there's Maybe a triple relic triple auto with three different teams on there. Good luck No, that's a that's a different mark mark s has the Has the Mariners we got Andrew McCutchen 143 out of 150 You darvish to 199 Got Lou Gehrig to 125 Derek Jeter 113 out of 150 Here are your base cards here And if any of those and if any of these cards were numbered that go to the number block team our sorting and shipping team We'll be able to to separate those out. So don't worry about that Behind Rhino is Trevor story Hard hit and Vilo 11 out of 27. Where does he end up? I think he's a free agent Any guesses This is still Rockies addition though. This will go to Carlos Behind Rhino is Lourdes Gouriel, Jr Jersey and autograph 40 out of 50 for the Blue Jays That's a number block team. So that goes to Blue Jays zero and that's going to be for Logan So if you're wondering how the number blocks work, it goes to that digit right there directly to the left of the slash Behind will the thrill is a triple relic triple auto all Dodgers Joe Mojo, there's Walker Bueller Gavin Lux and Corey seager Where's Corey seager? I don't think the Yankees are pushing our for Corey seager I know the Dodgers would love to retain him too And that goes to Mark s Picked up my Dodgers straight up that's seven out of 27 congrats Dodger Joe Mojo. All right behind will Clark is single jumbo relic Jeff McNeil piece of his Jersey Two out of 36 going to Joe Ivers and the Metropolitan's All right, and that was just the first box next box good start Hopefully This trend continues Got Justin Verlander 299 Ozzie Smith to 50 right that wasn't a train whistle Bell. It's just a I got excited Bell. I like that hit kind of Bell Otani the 299 and Willie Mays Hayes Not Willie Mays Hayes, but just Willie Mays Willie Mays Hayes is someone else How you doing? My man Got a triple relic all red legs Barry Larkin Ken Griffey Jr. Joey Votto 21 out of 36 That's for Chris Walker and the Reds You may run like maze, but you hit like Another Lord is Gouriel junior Jersey an autograph different number though 67 out of 75 So that goes to Toronto 7 Brian Crouch Joey Votto and another Joey Votto right here, and we've got a Ryan Mount Castle triple relic and autograph 13 out of 25 That's for the O's Logan M picked up the Orioles straight up Nice is Ryan Mount Castle? No, I thought he might have been a a rookie of the year finalist But no where it's Randy Arroz, Aranya, Wanda Franco and Luis Garcia for the Astros are your are your al rookie of the year finalists There's Miggie 47 out of 48 That'll be for Carlos and the Tigers your NL rookie of the year finalist Dylan Carlson Jonathan India and Trevor Rogers I think Vegas has Jonathan India as a pretty as a pretty big favorite for NL rookie of the year manager of the year Brewers Craig Council gave cabler for the Giants and Mike Schilt for the Cardinals It'd be kind of funny if Mike Schilt who got let go by the Cardinals Got fired if He ends up being manager of the year Your al manager of the year Dusty Baker Kevin Cash for the raise Scott service for the Mariners are your finalists Clayton Kershaw 299 Belanger to 199 his teammate Got the Sultan of SWAT 65 at a 99 for the Yankees And Willie May is 74 out of 199 Andrew Vaughan Al Tuve Al Tuve and I grabbed a hit and it's 6-0 Sanchez. Are there three here then? 6-0 Sanchez triple relic and autograph three out of 50. We may have a bonus hit Thanks tops Miami's a number block team so that goes to 3 out of 50 Miami 3 Brian Crouch and we got a Kyle Lewis 27 out of 36 That's mark s with the Mariners Seattle Mariners last spot mojo 70% of the time it hits a hundred percent of the time And our bonus hit is another single jumbo relic this time for the raise seven out of 27 Shane McClanahan That's for Noel and the Tampa Bay Rays And on this side we've got a triple relic some old school guys Gary Carter Darryl Strawberry and Doc Gooden 16 out of 18 Some old school Mets Isn't there a 30 for 30 coming up on the Mets? Or is that something else? I think it's the Mets That'll go to Joe Ivers and the Metropolitan's And back here is Luis Campuzano 119 out of 199 For the Friars and the Padres are a number block team So that goes to Padres nine San Diego nine is Steve H. There you go Steve third of the way through Right Logan The 80s not Gary Carter though, right? although I don't know. You never know I mean maybe New York in the 80s. I'm sure Gary Carter indulged here and there Right Martin saying once upon a time in Queens is the documentary right about those mid 80s Mets One's not coming out 166 out of 199 Fernando Dutty jr You've got his teammate right here, Manny Machado 18 out of 199 There's al-tube to 259 And for the Mets jake of the grom 250 out of 259 And hasan kim is a triple relic and autographed. Davy Garcia 28 out of 99 Don't say why oh because Right, I've got a buddy harry from uh old college buddy. Who's from philadelphia? And uh If I wanted to make a mad or if All I'd have to do is mention Joe Carter There's davie garcia yankees mark with the bronx bombers The iron hasan kim Is a will smith 14 out of 18 the fresh prince Going to mark s and the Dodgers Oh, it's out already the documentary. All right, so maybe I'll have to watch that On yes pn plus probably Another hasan kim revealing a lindore 4 out of 27 Nice He said his lumber that might be three pieces of his lumber there. These are usually triple relics This goes to uh, joe ivards in the mix And then we've got yurman mercedes 12 out of 25 for the white socks That's going to be for mark r Now there are a ton of marks. We've got a mark s a mark r in the break We got mark with a k mark delara in this break too And then a mark b in the chat xander bovarts to 150 bo socks andrew von to 250 white socks tie cob to 299 tigers And there's rice harper 36 out of 75 for the fillies and your hits let's grab the base cards first Manny nullan clayton and witt Behind the wizard is triple relic an autograph jim tome 26 out of 27 first ballot And that will be for carlos and the tribe Second player second cleveland player to be elected all of him on the first ballot following the footsteps of pitcher bob feller It's a pretty good company That is for carlos cleveland. This is for you And we've got a dj lamehu pin tribe relic for the yankees 19 out of 36 It's for uh mark s and the bronx bombers triple relic mani machado fernando detis junior and eric osmer six out of 27 And that'll be for padre six Goes to steve h padre six And a ramon loriano jersey an autograph 36 out of 75 in the heart ramon goes to Mark lara and the oakland athletics next box scion finalists and in the nl corbin burns brewers max scherzer dodgers and zack wheeler filly zack wheeler did have a great season al scion finalists are garret coal yankees lance lin whitesock robbie ray blue jays Those guys are pretty good nl mvp finalists brice harper wan soto fernando detis junior That could be a close close one there and in the al vlad grero junior showy otani and marcus simion I think otani's got that one I drink the vocal chords a little bit There's anthony randon to 299 There's otani right there 26 out of 50 vegas has him as a pretty prohibitive favorite as your al mvp There's george ret to 199 And there's mariano reverida 259 How can colby a finalist? I think he uh I think after the sticky he still he did okay. He's a couple rough starts, but I think he bounced back pretty nicely Yes, I think yeah normal start time tomorrow, hollywood There's tray turner to 36 But I don't know you never know so make sure you subscribe to our channel keep the notifications on to I know exactly when we go on air There's tray turner three out of 36 Uh washington three brian krausch No, no ernie banks. Yeah, there's like a base card, but But no ernie banks hits yet. There's another ramon lauriano 33 out of 50 jersey and autograph athletics mark de laura Harry's thinking harper and otani as your mvps Behind erin judge is dale murphy prime dale 26 out of 27 That's for mark s and the bravos Now you have andrew mccutcheon 21 out of 27 Mark, uh, that is mark with the fillies So you're seeing harry's name in that spot All right, the final third Of this inner case Remember, uh, this is picker team seven picker team eight is our final Um Is our final inner case for the time being final third of the case 24 out of 199 barry larkin reberto clementa to 259 Mount castle to 50 The professor greg maddox to 150 You guys you guys see the old uh the old video I forget Was it was it was it a red bull prank or something like that? Were greg maddox dressed up as like a an audio guy? And chris brian was in the batting cage And he started like kind of chirping at chris brian and he was just like who are you? Just a sound guy And then greg mad goes on the goes on the mound and then throws him some uh bp and throws him some uh Some breaking stuff and chris brian was like, huh, this guy's pretty good 209 miggy miguel cabrera detroit If you haven't seen it, so it's pretty funny. Was it red bull? I don't know what what the I guess that's kind of poor advertising because I remember I remember the The bit but not the Not the advertising Yeah, rebel remembers that there was also one with jared goff where he dressed up as like a college transfer or something like that and just start slinging around The uh the pigskin to a bunch of these uh juco kids tigers carlos and dalton varshow Seven out of ten. It's a nice patch. Nice autograph And the diamond bats are a number block team. So that goes to arizona seven That'll be for brian crouch Was it red bulking man? I mean what was red bull? All right, so good job then on Helping me remember the brand We've got an andy pettit three out of nine 21 wins mark s with the bronx bombers The first of two seasons in which any 121 games was 1996 The only Yankees pitcher ever to collect more victories in a season at the age of 24 Younger was hallfamer lefty grove with 24 in 1932 all right behind moe is jordan alvarez 21 out of 36 Stroze alifanzo with houston All right, two more boxes to go Good luck Number block being me too loaded. Is the break over? I didn't know the break was over There's the white whale right there. You can kind of see the rounded corner there So yeah, usually it's uh, although we've seen some some with Without the both the triple relic triple auto plus white whale combo But usually each inner case has a triple relic triple auto and a white whale out of 259 anthony rizzo There's louise robert 299 Ricky hennerson 259 And ozzie smith 299 All right, there's oppo times two brand loud nine out of 36 Wow, after not belting opposite field homer in the 2020 regular season brand is believed to be the first player to hit two in one world series contest in game two Uh, that's for the raze null with tabba bait And behind ricky hennerson is louise robert jersey and autograph 10 out of 25 Got the bit of the white socks pinstripe in there, too mark r With the white socks. All right the single jumbo relic is max muncie. All right. See you jesse. Thanks, man 36 out of 48 And he's fired up right here. It's like, yeah that's for mark s and the dodgers and the one of one is bernie williams bernie at his best triple relic and autograph There she blows the white whale In his momentous postseason career bernie won four world series championship championships Became the all-time yankees leader with 22 home runs and 80 rbi's won the 1996 alcs mvp award and hit a walk-off alcs home run It's a great postseason career for him And that is for mark s who picked up the yankees straight up Congrats And all aboard the big hit express All right final box coming up. Thanks everybody for getting in for making this happen Like I said picker team eight is our last intercase for the time being Anyone picking up teams and picker team eight? No still holding at 10 Still holding at 10 teams left. So get your team straight up before they end up in a uh In some sort of random number block some sort of filler And we got a redemption right here Tony gwin to 99 Buster posi to 199 Bauer to 150 And derrick jeter to 199 nine out of 36 victor robles The thrill of victory. I get it nationals are a number block team So nationals washington nine is going to be for jimmy And we got louise compusano 157 out of 199 That's for the padres. That's going to go to padres seven San Diego seven that's going to be for brian crouch And we got a single jumbo relic 43 out of 48 erinola And that of course is for the fillies. That's for mark s and the redemption Congratulations to someone you are due to receive a base rookies and future phenoms autograph relic hard gold parallel That card is gold And it's going to go to Atlanta Yeah, it's at lana ian anderson Braves And that's for the world champs mark has the atlanta brave got him straight up gets the world champions And there you go boys and girls pretty nice break We're going to do a recap in just a second. Let me just do the randomizer for the non numbered uh, the non numbered base cards So let's flip back to the list Let's go to the ram number block group here Let's gather everybody's names new dice new list Let's randomize it Four and a four eight times eight the hard way name on top gets those extra cards one two three four five six seven And eighth and final time name on top steve harrick there you go steve After eight times you'll get any of the non numbered base cards for that group of teams san diego, toronto, washington, miami and arizona Quick recap. We saw the ian anderson world champion pretty solid break once again And like I said, we've got our last in our case in the store right now if you want to get in on it. There's dale murphy jim tome So on and so forth Of course, we we had that triple relic triple auto little dodger joe mojo As well that was picker team seven brand new top stribble threads baseball I'm joe for joshby's casebrace.com and i'll see you next time for the next baseball break. Bye. Bye


Hello everybody, Andrew Meyske here with dental and mobile hygiene. So lately I have been seeing a lot of Child patients, which is awesome and they just love it and that is what I want is I want them to have a nice Exciting dental experience.  So depending on their age Typically if they're four years or younger, I just don't even pick up my Instruments at all because you know, they look and kind of go. What is that? You know, so I do just try to avoid that for now But what I do have is my nice mirror with a light so this helps so much so that I can look inside the mouth There is a light that helps me see because typically they don't open wide at all So this just helps me, you know, see top bottom everywhere Plus I show them my toy box.  They can pick one toy from here As they all fall out, but as you guys can see Pretty neat, right? Plus if I see them and they don't have any cavities. They can pick another toy So I'll probably have to get some more toys soon enough. I think this toy box came with like 200 toys I probably made more Because I've been seeing a lot of kids lately and then another thing that I'd like to do is I do have a Polisher that is kind of like their electric toothbrush if they do have one So this is so quiet and so soft that I don't sort of pull out this big thing and go I'm going to polish I say look at this neat thing This is my cool toothbrush. It's nice and soft see that and they go Nice, and then I tell them this is what I do or sorry This is what I use to make the tea smooth and shiny with my cool trusty Mere with the light and that's it and then they go Cool and then I tell them again And Afterwards you can pick a toy from the toy box And then if I do have a look and then I see that they have no cavities Then I will say to them plus since you have no cavities today And you do such a good job With your toothbrush every morning and every single night you could have another toy So that's two toys. So I don't tell them initially If you don't have any cavities then you have two toys because I don't want them to feel bad if they do have a cavity I don't want them to think oh, you know, so I don't want them to feel bad because these things happen, right? They do they happen. I'm not saying it's a good thing But I don't want the child to feel bad that they have a cavity because once they have one I mean you have to get it fixed and I don't want them to have that like negative bad Experience right so these this is all I do and they love it now Typically up to the age Usually up to the age of three now up to the age four or more. I will probably have to have to take up my Instruments and clean their teeth a little bit more because I find age four They have tartar a little bit. Hopefully not a lot, but Plack happens pretty much right away. So after eating drinking everything And then if the plaque has been left there for too long that forms tartar So typically I find for the younger ones they have tartar on the inside of their front teeth on the bottom So I might have to have to take out a little instrument, but I don't actually show them the instrument um, I might show them This again and say and then I'm just gonna take another instrument that looks like this and just kind of Make these teeth here a little bit shinier So that's what I tell them when I'm cleaning away the tartar I tell them that that's my special instrument to make the teeth shinier So they tend to like that and don't mind that another thing that I like to do if I can but some kids I can't because they like to move is I have my cool Intraoral camera so I like to take pictures of their teeth So this is what it looks like. I don't have it plugged in but this is what it looks like and this piece here It just sort of goes inside the mouth and then I take pictures and then I will show them on my laptop So I don't take any X-rays, but I take pictures So that I can say hey see these are your nice teeth Plus if they're missing say their lower teeth here that I will take a picture and then show them You see this yellow stuff here. You see this, you know Purple stuff here that is plaque So make sure to get in there a little bit more to take that plaque off So this is an excellent tool to actually show them Inside their mouth because it's one thing to say you're missing some areas here But to actually be able to show them because even if you try to show them inside the mouth They can't see you know, they can't see but taking up a picture and then showing them They love that and this I use on everybody Kids teenagers adults it doesn't matter people love that because I cannot tell you how many times But I say um, you know, there's a lot of stain on your last tooth wait over here And they go I can't see that, you know, it makes sense.  So it is excellent and they actually Like to be able to see that so this I use on everybody and I love it But anyways you guys so those are just some different tools that I like to use and I do always have them So if you need your teeth cleaned, let me know if if you need your teeth wait and let me know I can help So thank you guys so much for watching. I will see you in the next one


wanted to ask you guys church where is Jesus in your heart where is Jesus huh with us yes and no yes and no Jesus right now is not here with us you might be like oh what are you talking about well let me burst that bubble Jesus right now he's in heaven he's as Joe said he's sitting at the right hand of the father he's not here who is here amen the Holy Spirit is here so when when Jesus was on earth this is what he said in John chapter 14 he says he says if you love me John chapter 14 verse 15 and so on if you love me keep my commandments and I will pray the Father and he will give you another helper that he may abide with you forever the Spirit of truth whom the world cannot receive because it neither sees him nor knows him but you know him for he dwells with you but will be in you I will not leave you as orphans I will come to you so Jesus is not here Jesus did his work now his work when he was walking on earth is is the cross he came to pay for the sins of the world because apart from Jesus mean you we cannot be saved on our own good works we mean you cannot receive salvation mean you cannot enter into heaven mean you cannot be reconciled back to God so Jesus came on earth he walked on earth healed the blind healed the sick did every supernatural miracle walked on water but he did his part and then he says these words in verse John 16 verse verse 7 nevertheless I tell you the truth it is to your advantage that I go away it is better that I go away now if you would walk with Jesus and see him healed the blind and see him walk with walk on water would you think it's better for you that he leaves I mean do you think Peter goes like Lord are you out of your mind what are you telling me that it's better for me for you to that I leave Jesus when you walked on water and you told me to come and I started to sink and I cried out to you what did you do you pulled me out why would it be better for Jesus to leave now think about this the disciples walked with Jesus and even Peter himself said Lord I will never deny you ever you can count on me but little did Peter know that on his own strength he couldn't do it you see Jesus in all his glory could affect the surroundings of his disciples but he couldn't live inside of them you see the children of Israel in the Old Testament they seen miracles that that mean you have never seen I mean have you ever seen the Columbia River split in two have you ever seen man a fall from heaven have you ever seen a cloud by day and a fire by night to guide you incredible incredible miracles but even they them when they saw all these miracles they complained they murmured they went into sin they committed sexual immorality they they did all this junk why why because their insides was not changed their outside was impacted but their inside of them was not changed I like what Jesus says in John 15 in John 14 verse 18 he says I will not leave you as orphans do you know what an orphan is have you ever felt like an orphan have you ever felt you have to do it on your own strength an orphan is somebody that that had a father had a mother but then the mother and the father left him or the mom and the dad died and now that that that little child has to make it on their own strength I love what Jesus said I will not leave you as orphans you don't have to do life on your own strength Christianity is not coming to Jesus and then trying to make it on your own strength because sometimes we feel like that I will pray the father and he will give you another helper that he may abide with you forever the spirit of truth for he dwells with you and he will be in you he dwells with you see before salvation he dwells around you because apart from the Holy Spirit you cannot receive Jesus the Holy Spirit reveals Jesus to you see the Holy Spirit does not talk about himself he points you to Jesus so before salvation he's around you when you receive Jesus he lives in you but then there's another manifestation or I don't even know how to explain it is when you're baptized in the Holy Spirit when you're baptized in fire when you're submerged in God when he when when he affects your senses you see church Jesus himself left all his God attributes in heaven and came to earth as a man he was a hundred percent man and a hundred percent God but he didn't use his divine God attributes meaning like when he was tempted in the wilderness to make that stone bread he didn't use God's superpower to make it bread what I mean by that he he fully submitted himself to the Holy Spirit and walked a submitted life to the Holy Spirit and the Holy Spirit led him ABCD to show us an example how we can make it on this earth do you understand what I'm trying to explain church we have we have Holy Spirit here on earth if we can learn how to partner with him we can be effective in our business in our marriage in our careers in our everyday life does that make sense have you ever try to serve God on your own strength how did that do for you no think I'm being I'm being genuine I'm not I'm not trying to be funny or I'm not trying to be like how did it how did you do when you try to serve God on your own strength we can't we cannot you know if you think that by your good works you can earn something some kind of privileges with God it's not gonna happen in the Old Testament Moses gave him the law and it just showed us that we couldn't keep it because there's something inside of us that is broken that through Jesus we we get reconciled and through the grace of the Holy Spirit we can keep we can keep God's laws when he empowers us not on our own strength we can't do it on our own strength how much do we need the Holy Spirit in our lives now the beautiful thing about about the Holy Spirit is when Jesus was saying it's to your advantage that I leave because if Jesus was still walked on earth and you had and you had a question that you wanted to ask him well you would have to get in line because Peter would be the first person to talk and then the other disciples and then Jesus would have to sleep 12 hours and then Jesus came to the Jews not the Gentiles so me and you were in the Gentiles so we'd be we'll be we'd be last class you know when you go to the airport and you go and you go on the in the what's your my called the plane and the Jews would be the business class we'd be all the way in the back it's true so the Holy Spirit can be with every single one of us in Brazil in Africa and in different parts of the world and when Jesus said another helper meaning not like a different kind but a same kind just like Jesus because Jesus relied on the Holy Spirit himself the Holy Spirit is God amen so open up to Ephesians but before we talk about that in Ephesians I want to let's mention a couple things what the Holy Spirit is not even though the Bible mentions him mentions him as a wind as a dove as a as a oil as fire a force a cloud rain power church we cannot have a relationship with oil you cannot talk to the wind just because the Bible says the Holy Spirit descended as a dove that does not mean the Holy Spirit is a dove now if she ran like a horse does that make her a horse if she ran like the wind it's that make the person the wind and just like that in the Bible just because the Holy Spirit descended like a dove does not mean the Holy Spirit is a dove I know I'm preaching to the choir because you probably heard the best already from here that's why when you go to different places man they just take everything that you have to say we need to have a relationship with the Holy Spirit we need to develop a relationship more and more because if we cannot do it on our own strength we need the Holy Spirit in our lives the Holy Spirit he's a person he's God he has a will he has emotions in the book of Acts when when they were making the decision they said it seemed good to us and the Holy Spirit they had such a close relationship with the Holy Spirit that that they already knew his heart church we're not called to do this life on our own the Holy Spirit is not for special people it's given for every single one of us that Jesus calls him a helper he wants to help you in every day and every single area of your life but the problem is this is the problem is because the Holy Spirit is a person just like any person like my wife I can grieve my wife by being mean to her I've done that and had to say sorry the Holy Spirit can be grieved he can be quenched he can be grieved like in Ephesians it talks about grieving him with anger with lying stealing gossiping hurting others speaking corrupt words bitterness wrath sexual immorality unforgiving grieves the Holy Spirit when you talk about people you gossip it grieves the Holy Spirit church God loves people God died for people God is coming back for people people are broken if you talk about people negatively you're partnering with the wrong spirit because God's heart is to save as much more as many as possible as many that will receive him as many that he can help God wants to help as much people as he can so when we when you gossip when you're negative you're critical you're not partnering with the Holy Spirit the Holy Spirit has nothing to do with that at all at all he loves people he wants to help people he's here to help us to go to the next level gossiping malice all that hurtful stuff it's it's partnering with another spirit that is not of God it grieves him it quenches him how can we quench the Holy Spirit see the word quench is if I had a fire here and I would take water and I pour it on the fire I would quench that fire something is burning and I would put it out do you know how we can quench though quench the Holy Spirit is I'll tell you a couple a couple of ways when we despise the things of the spirit Bible says don't despise prophecy it does say judge all things but it says don't despise it when you mock the things of God like for example the manifestations of the Holy Spirit you don't understand you might not understand it like for example people falling or people are doing this they they're they're being touched by the by the Holy Spirit and it doesn't register in your head and you might laugh at it or you might mock it you're quenching it you're quenching it first of all in your own heart if you don't understand the the the moves of the Holy Spirit or it doesn't register in your mind just zip your lip the Pharisees when Jesus came on earth you think they they liked what Jesus did when he spat on the ground made mudballs and put it on that their eyes they said not of God no not of God I we know the father Jesus we don't know you Jesus is not here on earth the Holy Spirit is here so if we despise the moves of the Holy Spirit work we quench him number one in our heart we quench him from from from from touching more people's lives if you have laughed or mocked or because of your you don't understand there's many things I don't understand you know when when the angel came to Mary and said you're gonna you're gonna receive Jesus I mean you're gonna be birth of a virgin and the Holy Spirit's gonna come upon you you're gonna give birth to Jesus did you know what Mary did she didn't laugh at it she didn't mock it this is what she did she put it on a shelf of her heart she put it on in her heart she's like God I don't understand it but I'm just gonna put it there I'm not gonna laugh at it God I'm your servant you can do whatever you want to do in me and God manifested Jesus through her this is important because the Holy Spirit's on here he he can be grieved and he can be quenched we we are praying for a revival we're praying for God but if a revival comes to you in a way that you don't understand what are you gonna do are you gonna put it out because the church if you look if you look at and you study history that people prayed for a revival but when revival came the church didn't receive it that's why you can see all the moves of God happen somewhere outside of the outside of church they despised they quenched they grieved and and they want they want revival but they want revival the way they know they the way they like it but let me tell you God ain't gonna fit into your bubble look in the Old Testament God moved with Samson this way God moved with David this way God moved with Gideon this way one thing one of the pastors that I used to be a part of in the church said said God is not a copy machine he's not a copy machine then just copies copies copies copies God says I make all things new but we but we as a church need to be very careful not to grieve him and not to quench him because when Jesus was talking to Nicodemus and he talked about the Holy Spirit he says the Holy Spirit he's like a wind he comes in and he leaves you don't know when he comes and you don't know when he leaves he does what he wants to do but we as a church we have to be important to receive him to honor him and to give him access to do what he wants to do amen do you want to see salvation's do you want to see healings deliverance miracles that is the finger of God which is the Holy Spirit it's through the Holy Spirit that these things will happen amen amen so maybe at the end we will ask the Holy Spirit for forgiveness and any shape or form if we had thoughts do you know that when Jesus walked and he perceived the thoughts of the Pharisees the Bible says the anointing in the power of God was there to heal and the Pharisees thought in within and who does he think he is and they didn't honor Jesus and they didn't receive anything for them in our thoughts and our heart and our words and our action because the Holy Spirit he's here he's on earth he must be honored if the president of the United States or or the mayor that would come into this room you would give him your most attention your honor why because he's an important person is there anybody more important than God so if the Holy Spirit which is God is here we need to honor him some of us needs to give our life to Jesus in order to receive the Holy Spirit to live inside of us he's working around you but he's not yet in you you need to give your life to Jesus others of you you need to be baptized in his fire other of us needs to be filled the Bible says don't be filled with wine but be filled with the Holy Spirit we need that church there's a hunger in Brazil you know we live here in America and because of the abundance of things our dependence on God is so low one thing I noticed when I've been in Brazil how even that family that has is living there how how so much they are depending on God I've noticed that because they need God and because you have so much here in America I can do it on my own on my own strength why do it on your own strength when you can have when you can do it on his God can help you in your marriage in your business in your career in your schooling you know in the Bible the Bible says Daniel was 10 times wiser than all the magicians simply because he prayed not even having the Holy Spirit inside of him how much more we having the Holy Spirit can be effective in God's kingdom and on earth amen so open up to Galatians Galatians 5 verse 22 says but the fruit of the Spirit is love joy peace long-suffering kindness goodness faithfulness gentleness and self-control and because of such things against such things against such there is no law when you follow the Holy Spirit you do not need rules Christianity is not a religion it's not a candle it's not a rule it's not something don't do this and don't do that it's not that when you have love inside of you you do not need a rule don't kill anybody did you know that the Bible says rules were given to to to the immoral the sexual immoral the lawless the rebellious rules were given to them because they need rules because they don't have anything inside of them to tell them don't do that they need they needed that and we are not given that we are not given a rule don't do this don't do this go to you can watch that movie you can't watch that movie you can see this you can't see this you're not given those kind of rules when you're filled with the Holy Spirit you have love you have peace you have joy that stuff flows out of your heart and you don't need any kind of rules you know that the Bible says that the law brings about brings about sin if you put rules in you to your life you're you're actually gonna do the opposite of actually following God because your nature your sinful nature is gonna be like going to that thing have ever have ever tell a kid don't do this next thing you want to next thing they do is they do that they do that they do that church we have a different law that God has given us the law of life the law of life God didn't give you rules he he gave those laws and the problem is the children of Israel and the rest of the people they couldn't keep him he gave you the Holy Spirit now if you develop a relationship with him if you get to know what he likes if you get to know what he hates and you make a close relationship like like they had in the book in the in the book of Acts it seemed good to us and the Holy Spirit when you have that relationship and you walk through life God will lead you and God will guide you but you got to submit your life to him it's not your will it's his will I like what Pastor Vlad says if you want to walk in the Holy Spirit you need to talk to the Holy Spirit amen let's stand I want you to place your hand on your heart and I want you to repeat after me ask God say Lord draw my heart oh Holy Spirit that I may love only what is holy acting me oh Holy Spirit that my works too may be holy breathing me oh Holy Spirit that my thoughts may be holy strengthen me oh Holy Spirit to defend all that is holy guard me oh Holy Spirit that I may always be holy guide me oh Holy Spirit that at all times I may do what is right in your sight begin to open up your heart begin to open up your heart and ask God if there's any shape or form maybe you have offended the Holy Spirit maybe by maybe you have grieved and maybe you've spoken bad about other people maybe you have quenching maybe you have laughed by not knowing you know you can see things in the natural but you do not know what's happening in the spiritual world you might in your heart maybe you have mocked mocked in any shape or form begin to ask him to forgive you begin to ask him any shape or form you have grieved him in any way Holy Spirit is a lover he wants to help you he wants to be there for you he's he has given to you as a companion in Corinthians it talks about made the made the when I it says the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God in the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all we talked we pray to Jesus we pray to the Father but we talk to the Holy Spirit because he has given he has been given to us alongside of this journey of life he will take you from point A to point B he will take you through a broken relationship to to a healthy one he will he will lead you in your tough time and the moments in life when it gets really really hard he will be there because he will never leave you and he'll never forsake you but ask him to forgive you to wash you and to cleanse you that your relationship with him would be such so close that you will know what God's will is for your life hey this is Pastor Vlad and thank you for watching this sermon please click on the subscribe so that you can be a part of our hungry generation YouTube community and click on the bell as well so that you can be notified when we upload the new sermon thank you for watching and God bless you


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So we're here the ST booth and what is the solution right here and hi, so who are you? Hi, I'm Peter Bennett from math embedded. We've done this solution for 4k open It's available from Amazon and uses the STI H418 chipset a ultra-high definition decode It's capable of 4k P60 output. So it has two outputs It has one output, a 4k P60 output and then one input at 4k P30 as well So there's input too so you can record it. It can record and this is what we're doing here We are able to capture an output from a HDMI source Display it on the screen Here we have our Raspbian base distribution We can then play back a 4k Stream at the same time And then what we can do is encode The entire Streams To a 1080p H264 so it play back 4k 60 Yeah, it records 4k 30. Yeah, and at the same times it records a full HD of everything Yeah, it encodes to 1080p 60. That's right. And so is this the package right here? That's the package You can buy from from Amazon 4k open is it called? Yeah 4k open and How much it cost? It costs around a hundred and fifty pounds including V80 and What's the Yeah, it's the it's the brand so it's a full website where you can download Open the full open source package for all the software and all the hardware as well So how does it work? What's the open source solution? It's open source for the open source So as you're doing G streamer v4l2. What do you use? Yes, exactly uses Linux DVB Elsa v4l2 G streamer the whole package the whole package. Is this like the 4k open source video dream kind of that's exactly what it is You need to go buy buy and download it now. So who's the team who's doing this? So the team is math embedded which is where we're for math embedded right here and Introduce I'm a director of the one of the founders and directors of math embedded so where you based in Bristol in the UK and Why do you do this kind of video product? Because we enjoy doing it. We think we've got a lot of people who want to use it So is there a lot of people using this now as a how long time has been available? Well the chipset itself the sd chipset has been that's been available for a couple of years Yeah products around the world The 4k open program we started to be launched it in October of last year and right here people can find it and Is there any chance there could be a solution that could do 4k 60 encoding? Maybe in the future that we're at the moment. We're just targeting the 4k p60 decode and 1080p encode 4k 60 h2 65 everything everything h2 65 h2 64 vc pp9 mpeg 2 and also all the audios and as there's soft. What's the OS? What do you run Linux? So what kind of we have an appropriate distribution so you can you know download the usual packages as you can see You very rarely see it in a 4k state Other things we have are things like Wi-Fi and PCI express so the ability to where is that add this This area here PCI express. Yep mini PCI express do what to add in your own card So you could add an FPGA if you needed to do Some custom so it's a standard PCI express module interface so LTE modems 3g modems You can add extra video output devices Anything you like really companies doing things like digital signage point-of-sale systems and media players We've got one recently that because we just talked to who are doing Medical systems and some so really wide range anywhere where high quality really high quality 4k video decode is needed