Stuart De Feet at y University of Bolton Stadium, can you break that one down for us, please? Just a bit numb, really, in shell shots. You know, a second half performance was terrific.  A second half, we'll count in that half, won't we? You know, and if we can play and perform like we did, in that second half, then, you know, we'll win a lot more than we'll lose. So, really, obviously, always disappointed to lose, and there's way to lose games, you know, you lose a goal after 12 minutes and, you know, we've had to make a few changes again tonight with a couple of late call-offs, but I thought the application and the football at times were going to some fantastic areas, and maybe even been disappointed with the draw in the game because I thought second half it was just, you know, they had the occasional breakaway, yeah, usually disappointed to lose again. Penalty, obviously, saved from Billy Clark in the second half. A few more turned down, you could say, as well, did it feel at times like it wasn't going to be our night? You can't feel like that, you've got to keep going. I still felt, you know, when four minutes went up, we're still putting pressure on, we're still having corners in them, three kicks in, it's, listen, it's a really shocking goal to give away, as I said, if some of it up, it's a poor penalty by Billy, but we've had other opportunities where we, you know, we should have done better and should have scored, it's difficult. We weren't cookie just before half time, great move, you know, blaze it over, and obviously Bryce has had one, one-on-one with keeper, or twice one-on-one with keeper, they've got a block in, he's hit it wide, Clates has been through and took a big touch, and lots of other things really, balls down in the box, across the box, so, you know, for performance-wise, that's probably as good as we've been second half this season, but results-wise, obviously, not great, and I know all managers say, oh, take the positives, there are a lot of positives tonight, a lot of good performances tonight, and if they play with that belief and confidence and pass the ball like they've done tonight, then, as I said, we'll win a lot more than we'll lose. Can you pinpoint parts of the performance both on Saturday and tonight, which have made us lose or maybe not gone as well as you'd have wanted it to be, obviously? Parts of the game? Yeah, obviously. Giving the goal away, the goal's shocking, isn't it?  So, that was the main reason we lost the game, but play-wise, Richard's had nothing to do. Crawford's had a couple of efforts wide, second half on the breakaway, but, nah, as I said, no, don't look at anything there and think, oh, that was poor, or that was poor. Apart from, clinically in the box, you know, the opportunities we've created, we've got to take chances, and we've got to bury them. Do you see us developing on-app performance, so remember after the Stevenage victory, that there was still a lot more to come from us? Do you see us every game building on what we've done in the game before? Well, we went back to basics today. Well, I said back to basics, what we were doing in the pre-season, you know, what we started off with, three at the back, getting Anthony high, Bennett at times high, wingbacks high, and we created, you know, good opportunities, and we got in some really good areas. So, that, the way we played tonight, is how I want to play going forward, and as I say, if we do, then we'll be fine, and we've got to whack that performance up second half, on Saturday now, on our barrel of 1-4-2 tonight. So, another difficult place to go, another tough game. But, you can sometimes come away and sneak a nil nil, and not, you know, get much out of it. We haven't got a point tonight, but performance wise, you know, a lot better.


70 years passed by, since India became independent, yet out of 19 crore rural households, only about 3 crore had a portable tap water connections in their households. Women and children had to tread miles to fetch water for daily use. However, with the visionary leadership of Honourable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, an ambitious project, Jalla Jeevan Mission was started in 2019 to provide functional household tap connections to every household in India. Under the Jalla Jeevan Mission, functional household tap connections have now reached to more than 11 crore households in the country. Jalla Jeevan Mission is termed as Mani Manige Ganga in Karnataka. In this project, in just over 3 years, 65 lakh households were given clean, safe drinking water in rural Karnataka. Dharavada, a parched earth steaming with culture, benefited from Jalla Jeevan Mission. The Dharavada district multi-village scheme, being initiated, draws water from the Renuka Sagar Reservoir, built across river Malaprabha, as the district largely depended on groundwater. This new MVS will ensure the water sustainability to the rural households. This MVS, being built at a project cost of over Rs.1040 crores, will benefit over 7 taluks. This ensures the district become water-saturated soon. Over 9,30,000 people from over 2 lakh households will be provided with portable water. As the Honourable Prime Minister lays the foundation stone to this MVS, the double-engine government ensures that the living conditions of women and children in Dharavada improves hugely, as the water flows through the pipes to every rural household in Dharavada district. Smiles filled with joy are guaranteed in its citizens' faces.


Bemidji High School hosted a panel last night to discuss how to stop human trafficking in our community. Lakeland News reporter Cheryl Moore shares what everyone should be on the lookout for to help young teens. Last night's panel brought out people from all over to talk about a subject most people don't want to think about. Human trafficking and exploitation in northern Minnesota. We do get clients, but numbers-wise it's just hard to pinpoint. Three panelists from different help agencies led the community in the talk. The discussion started with a video about how teens averaging in ages from 12 to 14 get exploited. They talked about how in this day and age, most predators are reaching out to them on social media. There was also a discussion about the people known as buyers, which are usually professional men between the ages of 30s and 50s living in the community. We have seen it locally in our hotels. We've done two sex trafficking that has developed from reactive investigations at the hotels. Panelists say the best thing the community can do is to educate themselves on the signs of an exploited teen and be alert. Looking for things such as older and younger people together in the hotels that don't fit in a familial type setting and then that type of controlling behavior a lot of the times and just really monitoring parties that may be trafficked are paying attention to their self-olds, have multiple self-olds. You don't necessarily need to approach them or put yourself in a situation, but I really believe if you see something out of the ordinary, it doesn't hurt to say something to somebody. Another way the panelists say the public can help is by reaching out to legislators and asking them to add more penalties for predators and buyers. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


All right, here we go. Okay, I think we're live here. Let me know if you can see this, if that's all right. I would appreciate it. Oh, there we go. Okay, I can see for a minute nothing is coming up and I was like, oh no, this is not working. I'm sure Facebook's working here. Okay, it shows that we're live. There we go, there we go. Just takes a minute for you guys to all pop up. Well, hi everyone, welcome to my kitchen. In case you don't know me, my name is Kristen and I am the second sister. So Camille's the oldest in me and then there's a few more down the line. But yeah, I'm so excited to be here today. We took a little break in the summertime but now we're officially back cooking food. And right now, instead of doing our normal videos that we do on YouTube and I guess Facebook too, we're doing more lives. And so I thought that's kind of more fun so I can interact with you guys. I can't see as well. I might scooch up the stuff so I can see a little better. Sorry guys, you can see me. And so I can actually read what you're saying. There we go. Sometimes it's hard. Hi everyone, oh my goodness. I just saw that someone is from Spain. How awesome. Well, I'm so glad you're here with me. So it's just been a whirlwind of a summer and so now we're back and we're just happy to be here with you. Last week, I have my mom here with me. She's such a great helper. But this week was actually Stephanie's day. She was gonna go live. And then in case if you guys didn't know, Stephanie is doing a master's program right now. She is a rock star. And so she had a lot of stuff going on in my steps. Let me go live. It's not even a big deal. And I have dinner done for the day. So it works out well for everyone, including myself. Now if I lived closer, I'd probably go deliver the meal but poor Stephanie, she lives far, far away from me in California. So if you're from California, holler. Okay, oh, I can kind of see hello, hello everyone. We're so glad. I'm so glad, not weird. I am by myself today. I'm glad you're here. Thank you for joining me. Now on our YouTube channel, the thumbnail was make a freezer meal recipe in five minutes. And I love this recipe because that's what you can do. Like actually, I think it might take like two minutes to throw it together. So I put five on there just to give me some buffer time. But this recipe is so easy and so good. Now, I live in California. Nope, I used to live in California. I live in Utah and we have a place called Cafe Rio. I'm wondering, I know they're expanding. I'm wondering if Cafe Rio is in any of your guys' states. But whenever, so my husband and I, we lived out of state for years and years and I missed Cafe Rio so much. It was, it's one of my favorite places. And so I was trying everything to try and recreate Cafe Rio anything while I was away because I just loved their recipe and loved their meals. And so we, while I was gone, I kind of created this little thing and I've tried all kinds of stuff. And this is the closest that I feel that you can get to it. That's super simple and easy. So today I'm gonna share with you my sweet, my Cafe Rio sweet pork salad. I love their salads, but you can also make it into like burrito an inch a lot of style. And you can kind of just do whatever you want with it, but I'm gonna make it into the salad because it's just easy that way. So the freezer part of this meal is that you're going to take a three pound roast. Nope, pork roast, there we go. So it's like, this one is, it was actually kind of small. It's like two and a half, but if you can get three pounds, I suggest doing that because the more pork you have, the more people can eat it. There we go, words are hard to think. Okay, so if you noticed, I also wrote on my freezer meal bag if you can see this. So just my Cafe Rio sweet pork salad and then I put the time on there. So this is my, the instant pot will take about 30 minutes per pound. So I'm actually gonna probably cook it for like 90 minutes. And this is when it's frozen too. And then the slow cooker is eight to 10 hours on low. Now when you do roasts of any sort, you just wanna do low and slow. And I'm gonna show you what I do in the instant pot. So we'll go over that in a minute, but if you're cooking in the slow cooker, low and slow all day. Okay, here it is. Simple, fast, easy and so easy. So I have about a half a cup of brown sugar. Now on YouTube I sent you to the, I put in the original recipe of it. It costs for a cup of brown sugar. But after making this over and over and over again, I realized I don't need the full cup. I just need the half cup. So we're just gonna do a half cup of brown sugar. This full cup was just too much. I feel like I was just wasting a lot because it's kind of like a marinade. And then it, yeah, we'll cook in it, but we don't need a full cup. That's just my opinion. Okay, then we have Dr. Pepper, which happens to be my favorite, except I do love diet, Dr. Pepper. That's kind of my favorite drink. Okay, we're gonna do a half cup of that too. So half cup brown sugar, half cup Dr. Pepper. You can do diet, Dr. Pepper, but there's something about the sugar just makes it taste so good. So you have options, but it's just kind of like the marinade. So there's not gonna be a ton of sugar put in there, but I would suggest using the full Dr. Pepper, not the diet. Okay, and then we have half cup of salsa. So that's all it is. Half cup, half cup, half cup. Super easy, right? Doesn't even take five minutes. I lied, it's a more like one minute. Okay, throwin' that all out there. And that's it. Like you could easily, easily make like three of these so fast. Now I'm gonna show you how I make the salad with it, you could make nachos with it. You could do all kinds of stuff. This could even be your base of like enchiladas. My kids would love that. Oh, excuse me, hippity nose. Okay, so this is the end of my freezer now. Now we're gonna pretend that I stuck it in my freezer because I kinda wanna show you how I cook it and how I do it. Sometimes kind of watching how to use the Instant Pot is a lot easier. I had a friend call me yesterday and she's like, I don't know how to do it. I don't know how to do the Instant Pot. Walk me through it. So we kind of walked through and then I realized like, I haven't done a walk through of the Instant Pot in a while. So if you use your Instant Pot all the time, I apologize. This will be very, you know, repetitive, but sometimes it's a good reminder. Ooh, I can hear Harper. She's taking a nap, but I think she's like shaking her crib up there for a kid. Okay, so let's throw it in. There we go. Okay, now if this was a slow cooker, you're just going to take your whole freezer mills can be completely frozen and you're just gonna dump it right in. Cook it eight to 10 hours low and slow. If it's thought or frozen, you can cook it for the same time, low and slow in the slow cooker. Now this isn't a slow cooker. This is an Instant Pot. So we're going to print pretend that it's completely frozen. Actually, no. Okay, let's talk. So if it's completely frozen, there's not a lot of liquid in there. So if it's totally frozen, you're going to add just like a half a cup of chicken broth because you need some liquid in there or it's going to burn to the bottom of your Instant Pot because this is already thought and done and liquidy. I can just dump this thing in. So that's what we're going to do. And because I don't have chicken broth out right now. I know some people are going to say that's very wasteful. I just wanted to get my point across how easy this is. Okay. So again, if it's completely frozen, half a cup of chicken broth, if it's not, if it's thought like mine, it's already liquidy. So you're good. You can just kick, cook it just like this. Now, here's my trick with Instant Pot. Again, just like the slow cooker, we want to go low and slow. So when I do any roast, whether it's like a beef roast or a pork roast, I love to cook it in the morning or I guess it's kind of later afternoon here. So then it can cook and then sit there for a few hours until you're ready to eat it. This makes it so much easier to shred and it's going to be a whole lot more tender. That makes sense. I have a lot of people that complain like, I followed your instructions. It's about 30 minutes per pound. And then they release the pressure and let it out and it's just like, it's not good, it's hard. And so low and slow, if it cooks, cook it for the time that I tell you, put it in in the morning or even like at noon, let it sit there until dinner time. It's going to be a whole lot better. So my question is, have you guys done this before? Have you cooked it this way? Sorry, I am so blind. I'm having a hard time. Here we go. Jennifer, I'm so glad. So glad you like us and that you like the recipes. That's so great. Okay, if you have questions, I'll try and answer them. Now this is someone asked, do I have to put the soda in? I'll go back so I can see me on Facebook. They have to put the soda in. You know what? For this recipe, we use soda, but we have hundreds of other recipes. Now actually, this recipe is from our freezer mill membership. I also pulled it from the website too. So it's in both places. But, so I'm sorry, my nose is so itchy. With our freezer mill membership, we actually give you 120 recipes. So you get about 10 recipes every month and then you get a shopping list that goes with it. And not only that, you get breakfast freezer mills and then freezer mills with your, like we teach you how to cook chicken and then freeze it. And then we give you tons of recipes that can use with that cooked chicken. It's so easy. But right now our freezer mill membership, we call it a membership. You just pay once and you get 120 recipes. You don't ever have to pay again. It is $49 today. I think this is our very last week that we were doing the still. So $49, 120 recipes. I put a link in YouTube and on Facebook if you're interested in that. But that's where this recipe came from. But also it happens to be on our website too. Most of our freezer mill recipes that are in that membership are not on our website. Last week I had some very upset people that they're like, put the recipes in. I'm like, oh, we just don't have them. Like I can't pull them from a blog post. So this is our Cafe Rio sweet pork salad. You can Google that and you'll get this recipe. But if you want a ton more recipes and most of them don't have pop in them or soda. Excuse me. Yeah, it's just an option for you. I love making freezer mills and I love cooking in the morning where I don't have to think about anything. And this is one of the easiest ones you can make. Okay, back to my instant pot. Here we go.  We are making Cafe Rio sweet pork salad. I just, I made my freezer mill now. I dumped it into my instant pot. Ooh, are we present? We might not be. Here we go. Please hold. There we go. Okay, now please realize every instant pot I'm gonna come over here a little bit. Every instant pot is different. When I first started teaching about the instant pot, the buttons were all different. We had a manual button. So if you have a manual button, that's the button you're gonna push. If you have a pressure cook button, that's the button you're gonna push. This one is like a digital one, so I have to move the knob. So we're gonna just like, let's see if I can see here. Probably should get my stuff fixed. Okay, so again, I'm going to pressure cook here. If you have an older version, your pressure cook button's down here. So you're gonna push pressure cook. And then you're gonna set the timer. So just a plus button or a minus button with mine. I have a digital thing. So I have to push the button. Then I can set my timer. So I'm gonna pretend it's about three pounds. You can, the nice thing about the instant pot is you can't really overcook your roasts.  And then usually with instant pots, lots of times you can set them and then walk away, but this one I need to push the start button. So we're just gonna push start here. There we go, gonna set that aside. Super easy, super fast. You can put it in in the morning, let it sit all day. So when it's done cooking, instead of pushing the release button of the instant pot, we don't want to do that.  And then when it's time to finally eat, then we'll open our lid. All the pressure should be up by then. And then we're gonna shred it up and then we're gonna make our little salad. So I'm gonna show you what I do.   Well, I don't have those tins. You can buy them on Amazon and they're darling if you're making food for a ton of people. But I use cake pans. So I found these cake pans for like 50 cents. I think they're on sale once at Walmart. You can also get them at the dollar store. And so how Café Rio works, if you're not from Utah and you don't know, they have some delicious homemade tortillas. I don't make homemade because it's just how I roll. So they put their tortilla on the bottom, then they have cilantro, cilantro. Yeah, that's how it's, it just didn't sound right. Cilantro rice, it's like cilantro lime rice.  I love to just cook this up. It tastes actually pretty, pretty good. And then I don't have to cook my rice or sometimes right now it's soccer season. It is so wild that I need meals that take five minutes put together and then I need five minutes to just finish putting together at the end. So I cook my rice, sometimes I'll add cilantro, sometimes I'll squirt some lime in it, make it taste really good, or you can just use normal rice. So whatever works for you. So your rice will go next. We put that right on top. Then they make these like tomato-based beans. I am too lazy for that.  You can use pinto beans too, they serve those. And then I'll put that on top of my rice. Then I put my meat, my shredded meat, put that on my little, on top of the beans. Sorry, if you guys know Kathy Ray, you're probably like, this lady's crazy. But so many people don't know. So anyways, then I'll get my chopped salad. Obviously you can, if you have salad in your garden or anything that would be perfect for this. But I put like two cups of lettuce, lettuce down. And then they usually have like these cool tortillas and cheese strips and special cheeses and some pico. But my kids don't really eat that stuff. So we kind of just give my kids options of what they wanna put on. So I'll chop up some tomatoes. I also have more salsa. There has to be cheese on there. And we'll put it all together. Oh, I forgot the dressing, please hold. I'm sorry, I'm gonna go off screen for two seconds. Oh no, where is it? Oh man, well, shoot. It's hiding. Okay, well, if you have a Costco buy you, they have a cilantro lime dressing. It comes in two bottles and it is so good. The nice thing is there's not a ton of calories in that thing. And so a lot, a little goes a long way. Is that what I'm trying to say? You can have a lot on there and it's not a ton of calories, not compared to the original Cafe Rio dressing. But it is so good. I wish I had it here. Oh, I think my husband must have eaten it all last night because he had tacos last night too. But it's so good. So that's kind of how we do the Cafe Rio. So easy, so simple. Now, if you guys are just joining, I apologize you've kind of missed me cooking everything, but we made a quick, quick, quick freezer meal. It took about what two minutes, would you say? Two minutes to throw it together. You could even triple that, it'd be so fast. And then you could just have like one every two weeks, just pull it out, hurry and cook it. You could put it on tacos. Enchiladas, my kids love like loaded nachos. We'll put that on nachos and do corn and beans and salsa and then do some like queso that they dip it in. It's so good. But yes, today we're making the salad. But this recipe actually you can get from our freezer meal membership. Now, I know what you're thinking like, this is just one more thing to get, but our job as Six Sisters is to make your guys' lives a little bit easier. So we offer free stuff all the time. You can go to YouTube, you can go to Facebook, you can go to our website. We have hundreds of freezer meals. But if you want something a little more simplified, we offer 120 freezer meals with shopping lists, like we break them into groups of 10 per month. You'll get all at one time. So you have the shopping list for these 10 recipes, plus you get breakfast freezer meals, which I love, because I don't love making food in the morning. If I can prep it late earlier, I love that.  So we show you how to cook the chicken, how to freeze it. And then we have tons of recipes that you can use that frozen, I guess, cooked chicken. So we cook it, then you freeze it and pull it out when you, whatever you need the meals for, it just makes life so much easier. So yeah, so right now, that's our freezer meal membership. You get all of that stuff. And it's $49 right now. That's usually, I believe, 59. But we're doing a sale. This is our very last week of the sale. We usually do sales like maybe twice a year, sometimes just once a year. So it doesn't go on sale very often because it just takes a lot of effort to get that sale going. So we decided, you know what? Let's do a sale for back to school whenever it was making freezer meals and people will actually use it. So that's what we decided to do. So one more week, $49.99. I believe the link is down below on YouTube and on Facebook. Now last time our YouTube was going crazy. It wasn't working. So hopefully, hopefully it's working this time and you guys can actually do the link. Ooh, it's gonna be loud for a minute. Okay, I'm gonna come over here and see if there's any questions you guys have. This is a quick one today just because, oh, there we go, oh, really close. There we go. There we go. Oh, lots of people from Huntington Beach. I love Huntington Beach. That's wonderful. Wendy's Chili Copycat is the best. Yes, I agree with you. That is one of my favorites. Lex, I'm glad that you're here. I'm sad that, oh, I'm sorry about all the allergies. That makes it tough. We don't have anything with allergies right now, but hopefully you're able to make things so it works with allergies. Someone just bought an Instant Pot. Yay, yay. Jeff, go to YouTube. I have so many freezer meal videos that can teach you how to do everything. So how to make the freezer meals, how to cook them. There's so much information on there. Okay, the link for 49.99, I put it in the description. It might not show up until I end this live. I'm so sorry about that. But as soon as the live is done, go to the description in this live and you'll be able to find the link there. Let's see, I am needing to contact for help with my membership. Or if you don't have it, you can always go to help at sixsisterstuff.com. They can send you the link. They can answer any of the questions that you guys need. Make sure not to miss anything on Facebook. No, we're doing good here. So they are the ones that can help you. Actually, my mom, she's the cute one that is behind the help at Six Sister Stuff. She's the best to work with and she will get you whatever you need. Also, if you have bought in our membership before, send my mom an email. She will send you the breakfasts and she will send you all of them at once. So you don't have to, we used to do it like month by month, you would get 10, but we found that it's easier, like, okay, here's your whole entire thing. So you can kind of pick and choose which ones you like because some people didn't love certain ones. So we're just trying to figure out a way to do that. Do you put it on Keep Warm? So that's a great question, Emily. So when you're done cooking your Instant Pot, oh, I won't touch it. Oh my, when it's all done cooking, it will automatically go to Keep Warm and all the pressure is out. So yep, you just leave it on Keep Warm. You don't have to touch it the rest of the day. So I, like, if I have a busy day, if I'm out and about, I will start my Instant Pot in the morning and I'll leave my house for like eight hours. And when I come back, it will still be on Keep Warm. So that's what I suggest. It's kind of like, it's kind of like the slow cooker version of Instant Pot. Don't push the slow cooker button, please. That doesn't work the same way. But yes, do it like you normally would. Like you're gonna cook it normally with pressure cook and then leave it there. How do you do slow and low on Instant Pot?  So you're gonna do 90 minutes or so. I did 90 today because it's about 30 minutes per pound. You're gonna let it cook normal.  The Keep Warm button will turn on and that's what we want. We want it just low and slow. Stay on the Keep Warm and it works. Please do not use the slow cooker button. Okay. And yes, you were right, Maria. So it is also low and slow in the crock pot too. We want both. We want it to kind of cook all day, whether it's the Instant Pot or crock pot. If you do it fashion Instant Pot, it gets cooked but it's really dry. So that's why I suggest letting it sit in the Instant Pot. Like this is airtight. So all of that liquid goes back into the meat. And so that's why I say cook it, leave it there all day and then dinner time you open it up. It'll be nice and tender for you. So yeah, sorry, Maria. Two different methods, slow cooker, Instant Pot. Yes. All right. I'm gonna check really quick. Okay, what if you, whoa, so Belinda has a great question. What if you only have an old-fashioned pressure cooker on the stove? I'm going to be honest with you. I have never cooked with one of those before. They terrify me. I'm so sorry. But maybe there's something on the internet that you could find. I really know nothing about that. So I'm sorry, I'm not much help with that. I'm only do like the electric pressure cooking. But yes, hopefully it will work out for you. Sorry, I'm not much more help with that one. Okay. All right, you guys. I'm not getting any more questions. But just now I appreciate you being here and yeah, I hope you all have a wonderful day. It's Wednesday. I love Wednesday. It's like home.  So we have a little celebration after school. We make special treats. So anyways, it's a fun day. But I hope you're all doing good and know that I love you all and I'll see you next time. Bye guys.


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Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, scholars, it is my great pleasure to welcome you here to Parliament House and not just to Parliament House but to camera. I understand that for many of you this is the first occasion on which you come to camera and I think you came and saw this wonderful building for the first time yesterday and it's a real pleasure to have you here. As I've been talked to about the program that you've got over the next couple of days you're meeting a fantastic selection of Australian leaders who I'm sure will be really informative about where this country is going and the various challenges that we all face with this within this region. I'm also told that tomorrow night you've got your dinner at the National Museum of Australia which again is a very iconic building within Canberra and within Australia to be honest and as I understand a really important aspect of this trip is all this conference over the next two days is about making sure that you maintain a network which you can keep going throughout your time here in Australia and there is no more important and better way of doing that than what I understand you'll be doing later this evening at the REL and that's participating in karaoke so that will no doubt be an event to watch and I'm very sure of the pressure to make sure that we get finished here as quickly as possible so that you can get in front of the microphone as quickly as possible as well. It's not often you have the chance to meet so many scholars from so many different countries representing so many different fields of study all at the one time and to look over this scene is a wondrous view indeed particularly as you're all wearing your national costumes and I want to congratulate all of you here tonight first on receiving an Australia award and secondly on receiving the prestigious Australian leadership award scholarship there are 184 of you from 32 different countries some of which I've visited in my role as the Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Island Affairs and others I look forward to getting to one day and I'd especially like to welcome scholars from countries in the Latin American and Caribbean regions and also from Bernard because you are the first Australian leadership awards scholars to come from these countries and I'm pleased that your countries are now part of the Australia awards and we look forward to greater collaboration with your countries in the future in the broader scheme of things the Australia awards contribute to the long-term development stability and security of our countries and to mutually beneficial links at any one time we now have between two and a half and three and a half thousand people studying in Australia on Ozade funded scholarships our scholarships are well regarded and highly coveted in the region and I realized just how much they meant to people when I was in French Polynesia recently and met four students who will be coming to Australia on our scholarships it was great to see how enthusiastic they were and how they saw the scholarships being able to help them help their own countries all countries developing and developed need good leaders females as well as males and I'm really pleased to see so many women scholars here in fact I think there are more women than me 94 women and 90 men in the current coping that does deserve a round of applause because it's a really important fact indeed we're here in the mural hall just a bit further along there's a very big picture by the famous Australian artist Tom Roberts of the opening of the first parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia back in 1901 if you look at this picture and it's on the internet if you don't have time to see while you're here in Canberra but if you look at it you can see how very male dominated that picture is today our parliament is nothing like that not in terms of the numbers of women and the attitudes that exist now have certainly changed a lot and of course you come to Australia at one time when we have our first female Prime Minister I'm sure that if women hadn't been given the right to education the right to vote and the opportunities to shape their own lives we would still have a parliament made up only a bit and we would be all the poorer for it because women have played such a vital role in the development of Australia and indeed I think it's fair to say now that no nation can afford to deny itself of half its human capital when attempting to meet the challenges of our modern world you'll not all be political leaders but you are already likely to become leaders in your fields and if we want good leaders who are able to deal with complex regional and global challenges then we need educated leaders education gives us the chance to use our talents including taking on representational and leadership roles and you were selected for the leadership award because you are seen as having the potential to influence social economic and governance reforms within your countries this is a high expectation and it demands a lot of people both professionally and personally but there is enormous satisfaction in leading people or being part of an elite group or coalition that leads people to a greater collective good and I'm pleased that through this leadership award and the leadership for development program Australia has a hand in helping you achieve your goals both individually and collectively no doubt you'll be hearing a lot more during the conference over the next couple of days and the rest of your leadership for development program about how collective problems particularly those around allocating and using resources are best dealt with by coalitions of well educated and like-minded people and one obvious example of that is climate change a global problem that affects us all but without education and without collective action it is one we could do little about as our aid program expands to meet the government's commitment of 0.5% of GNI our contribution to education will also increase without education just about every aspect of our lives would be poorer I just don't mean materially I'm talking also about the intellectual wealth that comes with being able to satisfy our curiosity about the world we live in to think creatively independently and critically about our world education gives us the means to make sense of our world and all within it and that is something that can never be taken from us we in this room are among the lucky ones and I'm sure all of us know there are many millions of people who have never been to school and children today who still don't have a chance to finish primary school as we approach 2015 Australia will be working harder than ever with partner developing countries to get kids into school and to do what no other generation has ever done and that is to achieve the millennium development goal number two universal primary education the Australian government believes that every girl and every boy including those with a disability has the right to an education regardless of where they live and the circumstances in which they live we have many people in our government and our aid program who are advocates for education but one of our strongest was the mate Allison suger at Allison was the head of Aussie in Indonesia when she and 20 others died in a plane crash at the object harder in 2007 she knew without a shadow of a doubt the power that education had to people out of poverty and allow them to grow as individuals do I know her life was a established leadership awards in her name for promising leaders in Indonesia and in Papua New Guinea these were two countries that Alison worked in and they were indeed very dear to her seven recipients of the Allison suger at award are here tonight including three who took up their scholarship the year or so ago and four of this year's awardees so it gives me great pleasure to be able to present the Danians and certificates to each of these seven people and I'm about to call out your names and when I'm done really appreciate it if you're able to come and join me on the stage at the first of those recipients of the war of the award is Mrs. Matia Alpanea Mayan before commencing her PhD at Griffith University in 2009 focusing on climate change adaptation Mrs. Mayan worked with the Ministry of Environment of the Republic of Indonesia she was recommended for this award for her passion and commitment demonstrated leadership of professional and community levels and the clear outcomes that will arise from their studies which she returns home. The second recipient is Dr. Tartary Rulini. Rulini is a dentist and was a lecturer at the University of I hope I get this right. Hadja Joram in Indonesia before commencing her PhD in dentistry at the University of Sydney last year. As a dentist in Indonesia she was involved in a program that identified and treated HIV positive individuals through dental programs to increase the quality of their life and to lower the likelihood of conversion to AIDS. The third recipient is Mr. Fartrian Diancha. Fartrian commenced a PhD at ANU last year he was program director of climate and energy with the World Wildlife Fund in Indonesia he directed a nationwide program on climate and energy which included reducing emission from deforestation and forest degradation renewable energy development and energy efficiency and climate adaptation. Our fourth recipient is Miss T Nubati Harimajah. Harimajah is studying a master of Asia Pacific studies at ANU here in Canberra. He is a senior well-respected journalist in Indonesia who throughout her career has been an independent thinker and is showing the courage to take on issues such as anti-corruption, gender and human rights. Our fifth recipient is Mrs. Rita Pranawati. Before taking up her scholarship Rita was a researcher at the Centre for the Study of Religion and Culture at Jakarta State Islamic University and managed the University's social justice program. Rita is now studying a master of arts at Monash University. Our sixth recipient is Miss Martha Yahimbu Moong Kajay. She was a lecturer in science at the University of Papua New Guinea's Ogun College before commencing her PhD in pharmacy at Curtin University under this scholarship. Miss Moong Kajay is committed to sharing her knowledge and research skills to train people and contribute to pharmaceutical areas of molecular biology in PNG universities. Our final recipient is Mr. Alexander Reedy. He is taking a master of cross-cultural communications at the University of Sydney. He was a journalist for a number of years during which time he saw a role in influencing policy and writing roles. He is now focusing his attention on using communication to develop PNG with the aim to overcome challenges of dealing with 820 languages and to assist Papua New Guinea and speak out on issues which affect them. So can I just congratulate Alex and indeed all the awardees perhaps another round of applause. I told Alex you're giving a speech tomorrow night so everybody will be here awaiting that with voted breath. I'm sure that were Alison still here she would wholeheartedly approve of all of your work and the contribution you're all making to your country's development. Do you want to do a photo of me? Okay, I'll finish up. So once again can I just say how privileged I feel to be hosting this reception tonight to welcome you to Australia and to our fine higher education institutions. Do enjoy them. Make the most of your time here in Australia both professionally and personally and please please stay connected with us. With that I'm going to end the formal part of the evening here. I would really hope to be able to mingle a bit after this is done and get to meet a number of you. Again thank you so much for taking up this scholarship for coming to Australia and please enjoy your time here. Enjoy the next couple of days and most importantly enjoy carry out. Thank you.


Yeah, we on boss talk one on one, one on one. Yeah, we gonna talk. You know, when we think about you, I went and I started looking and researching and I looked on Vlad first, didn't I? Cause that's what you're all talking about. They look on Vlad, you'll see him on the hill there. And I looked and it said that you were the original, like one of the main guys that started the Crips, wasn't it? Well, I've been around since the Westside Crips started with Tookie, Monkey Man, Jamele. It's just when it was the Westside. That's when it started? Well, on the Westside, Raymond, Machiling 6970 on the East side of town. That's the other side of the 110 Freeway. They were called Crips with two Bs back then. Then Tookie and Raymond, Washington, Merged and James Compton and others. And they formed the Eastside Crips, the Westside Crips. And it started crystallizing from there till they broke into what they have today known as Sets, Atrey Gangster now at 19, at 15 and a half. I was a co-founder of Atrey Gangster Crips at 15 and a half, which is the Atrey's today. So that's, I've been in the game since I was 14. That's I'm 64 now. I've been out here 35 years in prison, numerous arrests. 35 years in prison? Yeah. High for your life? Yes, wow. And that seems to be the pattern in the staple of what we was doing in. So as I witnessed it as a survival of this violent world, because it's very violent, you see the sugarcoat it is where you can image and act and talk over the internet. And it'll be over in a couple of hours. That ain't how this goes. This ain't over with in a couple of hours. It don't end cut. And we just try to bring awareness to senseless gun violence, other things that are affecting our community and try to build up our community. I love that. I love that because I've always asked for unity. I've always, every time when people come on our show, whether it be rappers or just people who are trying to make a change. And I always say, how are you planning to do this? Because you have some of these young kids out here who feel like they're on top of the world. And no matter who you are or what you've been through or what you've done, they're not listening. It's like, who are you to tell me?  Now is my time. I do what I want to do. So how can you get through to people like that? Well, first of all, when you're on the street, your age doesn't, because a lot of them don't dare to get old in this game. That's the first thing. And it's a different standard if you hold yourself up as a man.  They don't look up to Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, they never heard of them. But I got guys, me and women and children, they call me from all over the world, asking me about their life and their decisions in life and what they should do, what they want to hear change. So a lot of times these youths are being, listening to older ones that live that life because they know that they come and they stand in for the truth. Yeah, we on boss talk one-on-one. Yeah, we gon' talk.


This video will give you a strategy that thousands of students have used to get full marks in IELTS listening maps questions. Not only that, I'm going to give you two free practice tests. First of all, I'm going to talk you through exactly how to use the strategy using a practice test. And then I'm going to give you a practice test at the end that you can use to test your ability to use this new strategy. So without further ado, let's get into it. Let's start off by looking at the strategy for listening maps. Step number one, read the question carefully. Read the instructions carefully. So for this particular map, we need to write the correct letter A to H. We're not writing the actual place names. We're not writing Old Museum Northgate. We're not writing Lake. We are picking the letter and putting it in here. I know that sounds very, very obvious and I'm wasting your time, but you would not believe the amount of students that deserve a band nine that don't get it because they don't read instructions. Make it a habit to really focus in on the question and the instructions. Step number two, look at the map and understand the map. So for example, if we were to look at this one, what is it? It is a park. So there is one big circular path. There's a little path that goes off here. There are trees. There's a lake in the middle. There's a museum in the middle. There's two gates, Southgate and Northgate. Adventure playground here, glass houses here. Just basically look at the map and understand it. I know that sounds super obvious, but again, when you're under stress and you're tired and you're getting towards the end of the test, a lot of students don't do this. Next, look at the different options and think about what these might be. What might they say about these things? So let's start at the Southgate. G, there are trees. So they might say the woods in the south or south woods or forest beside the Southgate. That might be those things. So you're thinking about what they might say. If we move up here, A, so think about what they might say to get to A. So if we start at the Southgate, it will say if we turn left to go past the lake and there is a path or there is a trail or there's a footpath on your left. That's going to show you where you're going to go to get to A. D, it could be the museum. It could be the old museum, but it might be new museum or new building or toilets or cafe beside the museum. B and C are going to be next to the adventure playground. B is going to be as you go through the Northgate. So they might start at the Northgate. C is going to be next to the adventure playground. F will be beside the glass house. It might be the glass house or it might be something next to the glass house. And then H might be something next to the glass houses or it could be the wood or the forest or something like that. So you're thinking about what it could be, but you're also thinking about if I walk through this map, what directions or what things will I hear that will get me to each of these? And this might sound like it will take a lot of time and you won't have time to do it, but the more you do it, the quicker it will become until it becomes natural. So imagine you're standing at the Northgate. What direction would you go if you were going to go to A? So if we're standing at the Northgate, it probably will say if you follow the path to your right. So we're standing here. We move down and that will get us to A. If you go left, you will see the adventure playground.  You want to actually visualize walking around this thing before you even hear it. That is going to make it much easier for you to visualize as you are listening to it. Now we want to look at the different options here. So 11 to 16. So we want to think about two things. Number one, will there be any synonyms? So cafe, what is the synonym of cafe, coffee shop, maybe restaurant, toilets. There aren't many, there are a lot of synonyms for toilets, but they might say something like if you need to go to the bathroom. So think about those synonyms and then think about where might these things be? Are there any obvious places where they would put the cafe or where they would put the toilets? They're probably not going to put the toilets deep in the middle of the woods. Maybe they might do, I don't know. But it's probably more convenient for them to put the toilets beside the old museum or beside the glass houses or beside the adventure playground. Same with the cafe. The cafe is probably going to be next to the old museum, for example. Wild flowers. So wild means people are not really curating it. People are not doing anything to it. So that's probably going to be out of the way. It's probably going to be A or G or maybe H. So by following all these steps, before the recording even starts, you're just making everything easier and easier and easier. If you take two students, one is really, really good at listening and they don't follow those steps or you have a student that is not very good at listening but they follow those steps. The student that is not very good at listening will get a higher score than the student that is good at listening. That's how powerful these strategies are. The next step is to listen to the beginning of the talk very, very carefully because this is going to tell you where the talk begins. So they might begin at the south gate here or they might begin at the north gate. Those are the two obvious places where they will begin. You must go through a gate. You must go through an entrance but it's not guaranteed. Probably will happen and if they started the north gate then if they say to your right, that is going to be different from to your right at the south. So if we have a look here, if they started the south gate to your right are trees, H and glass houses. But if we start at the north gate to your right, we're going down here towards A. So you need to really listen carefully to the beginning so that you understand where you're going. So now the recording is starting. You want to try to visualize actually walking through these places. You can close your eyes if you want. Probably not a great idea because you have to take notes but try to actually walk down the path. Try to actually imagine that you're walking past the glass house, past the lake. What is to the right of the lake? What is to the left of the lake? As we go past the adventure playground, what is here? What if they're talking about a bend in the road? What are they talking about here? This is really going to help you. And as you are listening, you can make notes if it's paper-based tests and think about what the correct answers might be. The next step is to be very careful with traps or distractors or tricks they might play on you. For example, they might say, let's start off at the south gate and to your left used to be the cafe but we moved it next to the old museum. So if you put G for cafe, you would be wrong. They said we used to have it there but we moved it over here. They will often talk about things closing down. They moved things. They might be building something in the future so they might say the opposite. They might say, well we're going to build a cafe, a new cafe to the left of the south gate here but that's going to take a few years. If you want something to eat, you should go next to the old museum. The right answer is going to be D. So they're not really trying to trick you.  The next thing to be aware of is signposting language. So signposting language is things let's start off at the south gate.  So let's start off at the south gate and if we go to the left here, you will see the beautiful lake. Now let's go back. So they're going back here and let's go past the glass house. Let's finish off at the north gate. Think about this signposting language. Literally think of it as the signposts on the street. They're giving you directions. This is going to help you understand where you are. Navigate the map and then finally choose the correct answers and if it's paper based, transfer them over. If it is computer based, just choose the correct answer. If it's computer based, it will normally be just a drop down menu with like a b c d e f on it. Now again, I know I'm repeating myself. Do not watch this video. I think I've mastered IELTS listening maps questions. Get some practice tests. Get real practice tests. We'll show you those in the video and practice that strategy and it will become much, much, much easier. A lot of the students that I work with, they say, I hate maps. I'm not good at maps. Well, how many times have you actually practiced the strategy once or never? Also what you should do when you are practicing maps and practicing these strategies is go slow. All right. If you need to rewind and play the recording multiple times in this scenario, that is absolutely fine because what you're doing here is you're trying to learn the strategy. You're not trying to perfect the correct answers. You're not trying to judge your ability. Start off very, very slow. The goal is for you to master the strategy and become comfortable with maps and then get a little bit faster, a little bit faster until you are at exam speed. Again, using the driving analogy, you don't go and drive 100 miles an hour in less than one of your driving tests.  Then I will give you another question and I'll allow you to do that by yourself. So let's start off with this one and let's use the strategy slowly. So the first step is read the instructions carefully. So label the map below, choose five answers from the box. So if they choose here and write the correct letters 8H next to questions 6 to 10. So we're just picking the correct letter. We're not writing out the full name. We are picking the corresponding letter. So if it's food court, we write A, we don't write food court, for example. Next we need to understand the map. So we have a ticket office, we have horse riding, we've got a cinema, bumper cars, a snow house motion simulator. And then if we look here, we have a helter, skelter, parking area, pirate ship, roller coaster. So just you might not know what these mean, but if you know what some of these mean, you'll understand that it is a theme park or an adventure park or a leisure park of some kind. Now let's look at the map in a little bit more detail. So first of all, where could the tour, it's probably going to be a tour of this place, where could it begin? It might begin at the ticket office. It might begin here. There seems to be an entrance here, or they might come in here through this building. So just being aware of where the tour, where the talk might start is very, very important. Next, let's try and predict the directions and predict what might come up. So I think probably the most likely place that we're going to start will be the ticket office. So we'll probably start here and we'll work our way around here. And then they'll say something like turn left. And if we turn left here, we'll be going around this area. Let's have a look at the options now and see if there's any way that we can predict what is going to happen. So food court, nothing really standing out there, haunted house, nothing there, helter, skelter, paddle boats, there's nothing really showing anything about water or a lake or boats or anything like that parking area. This could be the parking area because parking normally happens outside of the main part of a theme park. So number 10 could be the parking area, pirate ship, roller coaster, shopping area. So there's nothing really here to indicate what is going to happen. Sometimes you'll get a map where it will be very, very obvious. Sometimes you won't. Don't panic if that happens. The only really possibilities may be car park, parking area, 10 and they might say car park or bus park instead of parking area. Now let's have a prediction of the directions that they might come up with. So if we're going down this way, they'll say horse riding is to the left. If you keep going past the horse riding or beyond the horse riding is probably going to be number six. If we turn right opposite the 3d cinema or on the other side of the road or the other side of the path or something like that, they might talk about this number eight being in the middle or being in the center. And then number nine, it might be in between the motion simulator and the snow house or next to the motion simulator or next to the snow house or to the left of the snow house. So we're using visualization to actually, you know, visualize walking around this and what what it will look like. Number 10, they might talk about it being outside or you have to go past the snow house or outside of the park. So really just preparing our mind for what might come up, but always keep an open mind. Some unexpected things might happen. But in general, the things that you do predict and the directions that you predict probably will come up. Okay, now that we've done all that, we can listen to the beginning. Hello to all of you and welcome to Happy World Fun Park. So what they've given us there is the context. They've told us that it is a fun park. So why is this information useful? Well, you might be looking at these and think like Helter Skelter, Pirate Ship, Roller Coaster. I've never heard of these. What do they mean? But when you get the context of it as a fun park, it makes it much easier to guess what these things mean. So listening to the beginning is very, very important. We will leave the ticket office behind us. So that is very, very important. We will leave the ticket office behind us. So you need to visualize leaving the ticket office and you are now here. So you're walking along here. And go into the park itself now so that you know where everything is and you don't waste any of your time by getting lost. If we continue straight here. So remember we are here and it says if we continue straight. So he's talking about what will happen if we go along here. This will bring you to the parking area. But you don't need to worry about that. As your bus driver will come into the park to collect you all once again. Once you're ready to go at the end of the day. So what he is saying is if you continue straight you will get to the parking area. But as you can see the map ends here. So what they're doing is they're doing a little trick.   But then he says you don't need to worry about that. And it's not actually on the map. So not everything that you hear is going to come up. We'll take the left here. So remember we were leaving the ticket office and they said take the left. So we are now here. So when we are standing here the horse riding is to the left and whatever is number seven is on the right. On the left you'll see the horse riding center. So the horse riding center it is labeled already. But the reason why we need to listen carefully again is because we know where we are now. All right. We know we are here around this area. This is one of our most popular attractions but we have plenty of horses for everyone which means you won't need to wait too long for your turn here. Straight ahead you'll see the haunted house. So remember we are here and they say straight ahead you will see the haunted house. So by visualizing where we are it makes it much easier to find the correct answer. Six haunted house B. So there weren't any synonyms or anything like that is exactly as he said it. So we can put B here. It's not for the faint of heart. So if you scare easily add advise you stay far away from that one. So they're adding in some unusual language in there. They're saying it's not for the faint of heart if you scare easily. If you come across language like this that you don't understand remember that it is not essential that you understand what that means in order to find the correct answer. You'll have to walk back here later for those two because I want to show you the rest of the park first. So we need to turn right at the intersection here. So he says turn right at the intersection here. So an intersection is otherwise known as a crossroads. Okay. So it looks like a cross. So we were here. They kept talking about to the left is the horse riding straight ahead the haunted house and now they're saying turn right. So we are here you're so you're visualizing yourself turning right walking down this road and to the left is the 3d cinema and to the right is whatever he says is to the right. So what you should be doing now is really listening out for what is to the right or opposite the 3d cinema to see all the other attractions. So out the window on your left you'll see the 3d cinema to the same to the left 3d cinema and on the right is the food court. He says on the right is the food court pretty simple but that wouldn't be simple if you were completely lost and that is why it is so important to use this visualization technique. So seven food court a seven a Mr. Smith will decide what time you're all going to have lunch there but you will all need to go together.  Next on the left here is the motion simulator. Okay so next on the left we pass the 3d cinema we pass the food court and on the left is the motion simulator so we're right here and on the right are the paddle boats and on the right paddle boats eight paddle boats D so eight is D. The paddle boats are pretty much the center of the park. So now they're talking about the paddle boats are at the center of the park so they've actually helped you there so they're not always trying to trick you they've told you twice where the paddle boats are to the right of the motion simulator and in the center of the park. So there are really good place to meet up with your group again if you lose anyone as we round the paddle boats you'll see the shopping area so he says as we round the paddle boats so we're going around here you will see the shopping area so nine shopping area H next to the motion simulator and then he says again next to the motion simulator so next to the motion simulator nine the shopping area this is where the helter skelter from our sign outside the front used to be located so there's a little distraction they said this is where the helter skelter used to be located used to be in the past but we had to take it down last year so he said we took down the helter skelter last year if you might not know what a helter skelter is all you need to know is that it used to be here they took it down it's not there anymore it's the shopping area now there are plans to build another one but we're not sure how long it'll be before we can do that then that brings us to the snowhouse so we're at the snowhouse and finally we'll stop outside the bumper cars so here now oh did I forget to mention something yes of course the roller coaster that you've all been staring at since we got here to get there you'll need to use the passageway on the left of the snowhouse as it is located at the back of the grounds so they said use this pathway next the left to the left of the snowhouse and it's outside of the ground so our prediction was that it was the parking area it wasn't it is actually the roller coaster so again predictions are good they do help you but you need to keep an open mind so I believe that's everything you need to know fine I and that's the end so it's pretty straightforward there were some distractions there were some tricks in there but the key really was visualizing where we are okay so now it's your turn to do it without my help we're going to do it at exam speed I'll give you 30 seconds just to look at this map and understand it and then I'll play the recording and then just follow the steps that we've taught you follow the strategy and then I'll give you the answers at the end so now that you know exactly what you can do let me give you this map and explain some of its features to you the entire complex covers two quite large city blocks so to save time you'll need to know exactly where everything is right thanks I do enjoy a bit of exercise but it's quite hot today exactly to begin we're currently in the parking lot facing west just across rock street from us you can see the main library that's where you'll find almost all of our resources into collections including our collection of children's books and an area where they can create art all of that is accessible to you however the building that is connected behind it is the research wings which is not that's where professional scientists and researchers get to work in peace and quiet I see now just to the north of the main library is the davis restaurant and cafe which I mentioned earlier behind it you'll find the state historical museum I think both of you and your children will find the exhibits they're quite interesting definitely thanks aside from that just to the north of us and also along rock street you can see the robert's library of state history and art the collections inside it are quite valuable but I'm not sure your children will appreciate it as much as you might feel free to take a look if we have time we sat me well now just behind us in the triangular building or long river market avenue you'll find the bookstore at library square inside you can shop for souvenirs and many interesting children's books as well as literature about our state's history and just to the north of the bookstore on the corner of the same street and president clinton avenue is the ron robinson theater that's where your children can watch a play about the history of our state you said the second performance is at 2 p.m. that's right make sure to get there a bit early so you can all get seated together okay so let's see if you got them all correct or not so let's play and I'll take you through the correct answers so now that you know exactly what you can do let me give you this map and explain some of its features to you the entire complex covers two quite large city blocks so to save time you'll need to know exactly where everything is great thanks I do enjoy a bit of exercise but it's quite hot today exactly to begin we're currently in the parking lot so what she said to begin we're currently in the parking lot so there's only one parking lot we can see that none of the other options are parking lots our car parking so we are here facing west just across rock street from us so it says to the west across rock street so we are here she's talking to the west so we see w west west across rock street you can see the main library the main library okay so we're here to the west across rock street the main library so six is f that's where you'll find almost all of our resources into collections including our collection of children's books and an area where they can create art all of that is accessible to you however the building that is connected behind it so the building that is connected behind it so you can see that there is a main building here and then a building that is connected behind it is the research wings which is not not as the research wing so seven e that's where professional scientists and researchers get to work in peace and quiet i see now just to the north of the main library so just to the north of the main library so main library just to the north is the davis restaurant and cafe which i mentioned earlier and that is the davis restaurant and cafe so eight is b behind it you'll find the state historical museum and then they talk about behind it so behind b the state historical museum that is not an option so we don't worry about that one i think both of you and your children will find the exhibits that are quite interesting definitely thanks aside from that just to the north of us so she said just to the north of us so remember we are in the parking lot so just to the north of us and also along rock street you can see the robert's library of state history and art so just to the north of us and along rock street so we're here so they're talking about the robert's library so not the bookstore at library square they're talking about an actual library not a bookstore at the library so c is not one of the options the collections inside it are quite valuable but i'm not sure your children will appreciate it as much as you might feel free to take a look if we have time we sat me well now just behind us in the triangular building our long river market avenue so remember we are here just behind us in the triangular building you'll find the bookstore at library square bookstore at library square so nine g inside you can shop for souvenirs and many interesting children's books as well as literature about our state history and just to the north of the bookstore and then just to the north of the bookstore on the corner of the same street and president clinton avenue is the ron robinson theater they said the corner of the same street and president clinton avenue so this is the corner of the same street that g is on and president clinton avenue on that corner is the ron robinson theater so ten is d that's where your children can watch a play about the history of our state so i hope that you got them all correct if you didn't don't worry don't panic no strategy can guarantee that you will get full marks every single time if you are still getting a few wrong it just means that you need to work on that strategy a little bit more so i hope you enjoyed that video now you need some practice tests and the good news is i've put together another video for you that shows you where you can find real reliable practice tests for free click on this video and it will show you exactly where to find these for free 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