K is introduced by 40 and eventually by 30M, which is a real number, defined by the whole of 8. K is in its top. Umbrella, Umbra, Umbra, Umbra, Umbra, Umbra, Umbra, Umbra, Umbra, Umbra, Umbra, Umbra, Umbra, Umbra, Umbra, Umbra, Umbra, Umbra, Umbra. Where M1 and M1 are the integer satisfies this inequality, which is a real number. Where K is in some sequence, finite sequence, integers, which are non-native and positive, and first one is a straight-to-large design. K is called an index. A straight-to-large design is called an index. And basically, each of them is called just an index. And we denote by the absolute value of K. The sum is the depth of the people. If we define the depth of the index to the n, we know these multiplicative values. And this is by corresponding the key, the key in the prime number. The multiplicative values are denoted by the basis of P of K, which is in the multiplicative values are introduced. A professional asked the following question. It belongs to the rate of integers of Kp. It belongs to the definition that V of Cp generated by the divisor divided by P. We have to explain some application to them to be able to find the multiplicative values. We need to introduce some more motivation to explain the sum. We have to introduce a multiplicative value here. It was studied by the second formula of multiplicative values. The integer is a Q, that is, this is the Q algebra. So we can consider the Q variance actually generated by these finite multiplicative values of weight K. This is the respect to K of this space. In section 2, I will give the proof of the first theorem. What is the details of the proof? We first recall the definition. And here, I would like to see the numbers. The index of our series, the summation, the regular summation is the same as the multiplicative value. This is the power series of this coefficient. It is called the mass of the function. K1 is strictly larger than 1. Then, the p-value is function. The multiplicative value is strictly smaller than 1. However, we can find the p-value of multiplicative values. The sense that it is allergen on p is strictly larger than 1. In my explanation, we can take the function to be... But anyway, for any such set, the weight of K is strictly larger than that of k5. you need element that belongs to this ring. Multiplicable logarithm. At the substitute, there is a variable e by width, e to the p over e to the p y, that's e by that one, e to the p. Into the way that k is the original multiplicable logarithms. Some other terms, where in the sum, k prime runs over all units, whose weight is strictly smaller than that of k, h, k prime. Where can compute this function, h, so k, k prime, but explicitly by using some partial integration. Is it a little bit larger? It's almost smaller. Yes, it's bigger. And what can you find? So I have a question on your formulas. So one question is whether the empty index is allowed in some formulas, and another question is... Empty is allowed. Yes, so then... And so there are conventions to define things. And so the empty index is considered as admissible as... Yes, admissible. So then h, k, k prime lies in which... Is what kind of thing? Is it in the ring of dagger or...? Yes. Ah, okay, okay. Okay. Okay. And then we can define... the p i is about to consider the value of the formula. So the value of the empty can go to the extreme, it's not going to be an assumption, but which is... Nice, nice comparison, proper insertion, which can be known as t is equal to 1, to define p i is about to consider the value. In this section, we use alternative definition by using a threshold line. In our case, we have straight sections, 0, 0, 0, 1, infinity, which is as long as this value is p. And every value... 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Which... ... vectorization to us... ...the ... ... AG again to the problem. Take this calculator... ...and then... ...contain theingtinger. Then... ...it ends with the... ...ah... ...the worst is it kind of... ...for a little time... In the top of the lower polynomial log, taking the considered coefficient on spice, it stands at 8W or 8W, the other one's from the center. In the center, which pole is more likely to be something like this? It's a ring of something like this. In some integrals, some sub-ring of I1, bit to the round, towards the top. It's a capillary, it's a pole. It marks a bit around the orientation of the surface. When the substrate, this substrate needs to be filtered out of the form, but I think it is. That's the instruction of the gradient of the waterproof. If you take something in its surface room, and be in the dilute sound, and if there is an intersection of the progeny, decrease, taking a quality of the heat to the heat part. So we put heat in the map. But this is not the gradient of the walls. You can see the map that means part of the user. The idea generated by the element usually denoted by T. This doesn't depend on the choice of the beginnings, and we can take the potential to be just the heat part of the map. By using this, you obtain a graph C of final level of each part. There is some value for them to be, which stands an element in the VK, through the collection of information that is seen in the graph, divided by some power of the consequence of I1 and some result. The graph is finished. The C area is contained in the sub-regional final level, and if you add it back, it has an extra structure, the top of zero has more than enough output. The version of the motif is multi-layered. If you take the V in its boundary, taking the V that has a multi-layered level. Multi-layered extension. But we can approach me raising the value usually. If it is sufficiently large for fixed index, then the result must be centered. It is merely the configuration of the untyped version of I1 or the divided part of I2. Also, finally, I would like to address this. In some argument, we can show that this equality point if you obtain the graph from the expression of the value of I1 and I2, we obtain the two subjections, and then it is a non-professional term, and also it is subjected by some sense, by an end of the term. The question is, do you expect these two subjections to be an answer? Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Are there any questions from Paris? Okay, so any questions from Paris? So the relation, so can you explain the relation of the, you define certain expressions using truncations in the definition of the, you define the periodic multiples of the values, but also you define those in the connectors, so there were finite sums in F, I don't find it in my, ah, this one. Yes, so can you explain the relation between the finite sum and the multiples that are, so, do you? This way? This is the finite sum, so we can consider this is the untyped version of this, then we are obtained from certain ideas. Consider what? This is the finite sum, this is the finite sum, and if most of P is equal to the both P, of which we see the value, and it is called, and it is the member of finite, of which we see the values, and I'm sorry, this is the P, but this is the delineated P, of which we see the values, but it is related, it goes from definition to the untyped version of the, and P, of which we see the values, so by using this formula, we can relate the finite sum, and some reduction of the delineated sum within the values. So, as a combination of, as a combination of, it's more than 2 by 1, then, that appearing in this, finite sum is a P and integer, in this case, and it holds P, and this we can relate in this case from other, other. I have to explain it, but also I have to not explain it, but also the image of what we think, how to consider values, and how to consider values. So, you also saw in some map, was not a graded map, in the blackboard there, and H was graded, I suppose. So, the map for H to be, is not graded. So, what is it? So, what is it? What, what, what? What is it doing? I have this one. Yes. Yes. This is not graded, yeah. And does it send? Yes. This has some gradient, this has gradient for, which follows the definition, and this also has a natural gradient. Yeah, I don't, so every element goes to a finite summation of things, so every element goes to a finite sum, or? Yeah, as far as sum. Okay. So, other questions? Okay. That's all for us. Okay, any questions or comments from Beijing? Questions. So, I wonder if there's any relationship between the real and the value of the real and the value of the value? Oh, yes. There is another comparison of visual comparison map from H, just a map from H to R by using the whole Beijing drawing from, by using a Beijing drawing from this point, and this map to the left to the right to the left to the right to see the values. Oh, yes, but in terms of by using these moves, it is proved that the space of the value of fixed space is bounded by the dimension D to K. Oh, no, no, no, no. The map itself is only here for a finite object. Oh. Okay. There are no more questions from Beijing. So, at the end of the program, we have one. So, you have mentioned two key of observation. So, the second of observation says that key of control of the program is. So, is this some sort of sample? Yes, yes. Okay. Okay. Okay. Thank you. Okay. Let's have a second.


Your future will open up in a big way if you don't stand first in the school. You really can look around, what can I do with my people, form teams of five people, all of them give decisions in each subject for themselves. People are approaching every aspect of life like this. Exam means they're having runs. I know this very well because my brother was running a pharmacy, you know, in my shop.  Why is... And the same thing happens to them if they're going for a job, the same thing happens to them if they're getting married, the same thing happens to them. They're just scared of everything. That is because I'm prepared, isn't it?  I'm just looking at them, they're so horribly nervous. But in 3,000 hours of flying, I'm just 100 hour pilot. I, with great joy, I fly without an element of anything. But to a point why when my instructor in United States was interviewed by one of our people, what do you think about Sadhguru? Has it been a good student for you and all that stuff? One thing he said was, my only concern about him is, he doesn't seem to be afraid of death. They asked, what do you mean by that? He said, even if you turn off the engine, he's smiling and doing what he has to do. This is one of the big things in a helicopter is auto rotation. That is, you turn off the engine and come down without the engine and land, preparing for an emergency always. To make you understand what it involves is, in the training craft that we fly, if the engine goes off, for you to realize, see, realization takes some time, you're flying and flying. If the engine fails, for you to know the engine has failed to register, it may take two-three seconds. Because the rotor is still making noise, only a certain level of vibration is gone and the meters fall of course. But if you don't observe the meters and if you're talking to somebody and you miss the vibration, you don't even know it's failed, but it gives you only a maximum of seven seconds. Seven seconds is all you have to do three important maneuvers. If you don't do those three important maneuvers in those seven seconds, you are as good as a dead man. You can enjoy the last flight. So, so when you're flying without warning, one of the training is the turn off the engine. So I just do what I have to do and I get very excited when engines fail. And I, I did over a hundred landings like that.  I said, this was my father's problem also, not just yours. My father used to knock and say, this boy has no fear in his heart, what will happen to him? I never understood why, why is fear a qualification? Why is fear a qualification? Awareness is a qualification. Alertness is a qualification. Knowledge is a qualification. Why is fear a qualification?  You're scared of going for an interview, you're supposed to do well, is it? You're scared of getting married, you're supposed to do well? I see people approaching everything like this. What is the point? So this is because somebody thinks board exam, what will happen in my future, your future will open up in a big way if you don't stand first in the school because then there will be many opportunities. If you come, if you get ninety-nine percent, you'll end up in a medical college or if you get ninety percent, you'll end up in an engineering college. If you get sixty-five percent, your life opens up. You really can look around, what can I do with my life? Now all the teachers are suffering, Sadhguru is destroying the whole school. Those of you who are going for 12th standard examination and 10th standard examination, I want you, whether the teachers do it or not, forget about them, I want the students to complete your Siddha bhai and be ready for the exam by the end of October. By the end of October, you must be able to write your exam comfortably.  We'll give you one more in our book. You'll hang a little easy without a tablet, you can go. December we'll do two more examinations, do it. January you just play, February you just look around a little bit in the book. Last year of school, enjoy yourself. Well the examination comes in March, you just go there and already you've done this five times. So by December you must be bored writing the same exam five times. So you're ready for the bored exam. 12th standard, 10th standard form teams of five people, they must learn together. Make the teams in such a way, people who are good in different subjects are together. All of them give teachings in each subject for themselves and the teachers help them. See, learning for any human being, when you learn something new, when you realize something that you did not know, does it give you joy or pain? It should give you joy, isn't it? It's natural for human intellect. If you grasp something that you did not know, it makes you joyful. Why is it being approached so painfully? So bored exam, bored exam, if you know will you write it wrong? No, only if you're just trying to remember for the exam, you could write it wrong.  You just want to remember full people for a day and say I am pass and then you don't know anything. You have learned deception, don't start your life with deception, it's not good. That's not a good foundation for your life. Just somehow getting hundred marks, just because for one day you remembered something and vomited it on the newspaper, is this not deception? Just defeating the purpose of education, isn't it? We know something, that's why we must move to the next class. Not because we somehow trick the examiner, so we move to the next class. What does it mean in our lives? It doesn't mean anything. Don't start your life on deception. It doesn't matter who thinks what about you. The important thing is you maintain your fundamental integrity in your life. This is very important for human being, believe me. This is not about dissing somebody, this is not about being better than somebody. This is I am here, I'll make the best use of my time when I'm here. I'll do my best. That's all. It doesn't matter somebody approves it or disapproves it. And no two human beings have come alike. Somebody may be a back bencher in the high school, but he may be front bencher in life. So that is not the deciding factor.  Why should you enjoy somebody else's failure? If you enjoy your first rank, that's all it means, isn't it? Yes or no? You're enjoying somebody's failure, that is sickness. You must enjoy what you know. You must enjoy your exploration. You enjoy your fulfillment of longing to know. This is what you should enjoy, not being one upon somebody else.


Good morning Catherine. Can you introduce yourself, please? Hello, my name is Catherine Dip. I am the project team lead for the revstack project of the OpenStack Newton cycle. I currently work for IBM at Silicon Valley Lab, California. I am the performance and test engineer at IBM. Excellent. Can you tell us a little bit about the project you're leading and you know the roots of the projects and why it's so important for us? Okay, so revstack is the source of tools for OpenStack into our testing. So we all know that there are so many components in OpenStack with so many configurations that people can use for each of the components. The combination of the configuration and the components is tremendous. So in the off is a topic is a goal that the OpenStack community really need to achieve so that when we say OpenStack cloud, there's a minimum core requirements that all OpenStack clouds will be able to execute. So as a tool for OpenStack into our testing, the revstack projects have two major components, the revstack clients and the revstack server. The revstack client is the tools that the user or the vendor can download so that they can test their clouds on-premise. So once finished testing, they can upload the test results to the revstack server. The revstack server is currently hosted at revstack.openstack.org. So this is the official test results collector for reporting OpenStack into off data. It is also the source to store the data that is used for OpenStack power logo applications. This means that for any vendor who want to apply for the OpenStack power logo, they will have to run the revstack test, submit the result to the revstack server and then provide this link of their test result along with their application for the power logo application. Great. So based upon the last summit, what are, you know, two or three hot topics which came out for the revstack? So during the Austin Summit, one of the hottest topics that was discussed is about expanding the scope of the revstack project. So far the revstack project is pretty much concentrating on delivering the requirements set forward by the DevCord committee. This is especially true in the area of defining the must pass test and also the pass fail criteria, namely the DevCord guidelines. There I thought that revstack, being an OpenStack into off tool set, should allow vendor to define own test cases that they think fit it and also at the same time allow a way to upload the vendor to find pass fail criteria. So this is a very interesting topic at the same time. It's very controversial. It is especially in the area that if revstack allows vendor specified test and guidelines, how would a user coming to revstack being able to clearly differentiate the guidelines defined by DevCord versus the vendor specific guidelines? So we spend a lot of time on this topic. At the end, the consensus team agreement is that we will continue concentrating on delivering DevCord requirements during the Newton cycle. But at the same time, we will lay down the fundamental features that we see it would be needed to expand the revstack scope in the upcoming OpenStack releases. Excellent. So with respect to the current release or the work for the current release, the Newton one, what are top two or three priorities for the group? So during the summit, we got a lot of the feedback from the users that currently there is no way to associate the test result upload at the summit to the specific vendor or a product of a vendor, because currently the data can be upload to revstack server anonymously with a signature. However, the data sharing is always anonymously. So with that feedback from the user committee, in the next cycle, our top priority will be enabling vendor and product registration so that with that, we would be able to associate data with a specific vendor or a specific product. Okay. So that's one top priority. Any others you would like to share? The other priority is about data archiving. Like I said earlier, data can be upload today anonymously. So therefore, we have a lot of data upload up there. Some of them are very meaningful. Some of them are not. So we need to design and implement a data archiving strategy so that at one hand, we can clean the data, but also maintaining the integrity of the data itself. Excellent. So next question is respect to the themes and how the project deliveries fit into those. The top five themes for the open stock are scalability, resiliency, manageability, modularity, and interoperability. So clearly, interoperability is dependent on revstack, but I want to give you a forum to discuss how the revstack impacts or delivers on the other things also. Yes. So as you said, interoperability is our priority. And the priority is we will enabling open stock interoperability with using data driven methodology. That means that the more meaningful the test that we define, the better we will be able to test and ensuring that interoperability would be a reality for open stock. So testing, defining the test, the must pass and the pass fail criteria and collection of the data are the vehicles that we will use to enable open stock interoperability. Excellent. Any other things you would like to add for either themes or the priorities or kind of longer term direction of the revstack? Yes. So as I said earlier, our major access is the data. So I really encourage the community to really run the revstack test for the end product. We know that the underlying test suite for revstack is Tempest and all development environments will run Tempest test. But what we are talking about here is the end product, running the revstack test on the end product as a user and upload the data to revstack server. The more data we collected at the revstack server, the better chance for the Devcore team to perform analysis and also with that, they can defy a true and practical open stock core set of implementation out there for the community. So we really encourage the user and the community to test and upload the data. At the same time, we also would love to have more contribution to the revstack project. We are a very small project and we love to have any contribution that we can get. Excellent. Thank you. Catherine, one thing kind of struck me. Your revstack is data driven and the more data you collect, the better assessment and better results we can provide to the community. So any additional data or additional extension to the collected data, the revstack is contemplating or thinking about? Yeah. So right now, if you look at the Tempest test suite, the API test suite, there are about 1600 test cases. But if you look at the required test from the defy by Devcore committee, we are about 300 tests at the most with the upcoming test case. So we understand why the required test has to be small to begin with, because it is, we have to start something that we know that is core for everyone. Because of that, a lot of tests of the test result upload, I really only test the required test. We really love to have everyone to test the entire API Tempest test suite. With that, we would be able to defy a much more meaningful must pass test in the upcoming releases versus what we have been done so far is pretty much based on what the scoring of what we think it should be. With more data, we would be able to do data analysis. We are not there yet. Excellent.


Hello and welcome back to the craft box. My name is Brent and today we are on episode 91 of the completionist crafter series We are crafting the balance spear adips spear of destiny today As always everything you will need is on screen all of the requirements as well. We are running out of gold space Which is fantastic. I love crafting because it means I can waste all of my gold on random things I'm never gonna use Fantastic as I think so. Yes, right. Let us go to the equipment crafting station. I still can't speak. It's great and craft this bad boy up. This is the Spear of destiny we need one areas spare of destiny Which you can get from the first or second or third or fourth boss and Mount Olympus I recommend the first one just because it's easier minute size you can get them from the bizarre or so Fitzhoome sells them other Trigger card vendors may sell them as well Pristine vials you can go to the celestia arm reagent vendor black pearls. I have a video on that blood moss I recommend farming pink dandelions or I have a video on that water lilies from cat tails I have a video on that as well and frost flower. They can be found in the same place as Cat tails fun fact easy peasy. Let's create this bad boy Now with the other with all of the other spears as well as this one I do not recommend crafting it at all. I very very do not recommend. Don't do it Don't do it It only gives you three damage when you can get the skarner harster, which is a hundred percent drop rate And get 10 so yeah, unless you really want that to balance Accuracy, I wouldn't think it's worth it. But yeah, the spell it gives is major crusade, which is 95 It gives one two three four five of them, which is pretty cool Pretty pretty cool there. Um, but yeah, otherwise That is all for today. Thank you for watching remember to leave a like and subscribe if you're subscribed press the little bell So you know exactly when I post another video in a movie to craft outside the box


Hey what's up everybody, it's Tico from Music IDTV and this is Use The News. So Childish Gambino has released dates for his This Is America tour and when you purchase tickets to this tour you will also get two exclusive unfinished songs to go along with your purchase in which the note says once you receive the email it says do not share this with anyone. These songs are specifically meant for people who are attending the show. This is another phenomenon when it comes to bundling. Now we've heard about Nicki Minaj complaining how Travis Scott has been selling merchandise and clothes with his album to have it do well and even Nicki herself did a collaboration with Virgil Abloh to try and get her sales up as well. We've seen Taylor Swift do this Ariana Grande song and so forth is happening a ton. It's been happening for a while and I don't think this is going to be the end of it. Honestly I do think this will be the future of the way you get people to consume your music. Not only is it the future I would say it's more so the present. And historically merchandise and ticket sales have always been a major money maker for the music industry. We just didn't have the vantage point to see how it was operating behind the scenes when it came to our favorite bands when we go to the shows and see all that merch and we buy stuff you know and we all wear like outcast shirts and we're a ton of different artists and this is one of the way they make a lot of money which I think we're a little bit more familiar with now because music isn't selling like it once did it's all about the digital world and streams. And a lot of Sabby N.E.X. have been taking advantage of this for a while. If you guys have heard about the 1000 Fan Strategy which I'm sure you've heard about even Brand Man China talked about on the channel it is a true strategy if you get 1000 true fans to spend a hundred dollars with you once a year at least a hundred dollars with you for that year you can stand to make six figures in the music industry. And how would they spend that hundred dollars with you I'm pretty sure it's not going to be just your music clearly they're already paying for Spotify or Apple Music or just listen to it on YouTube so then what else can you come up with to make them actually have financial exchanges with you monetary exchanges.  And I think for all of us looking to make these types of strides in the music industry the operative word is fan. You have to have true fans who are willing to try and spend with you because when they do this they're ultimately buying into the brand which created the fan. So one thing that I would say that everyone's truly focused on is building a strong brand one that entices your target fan base to want to engage with you want to make purchases with you and ultimately how do you do this well the brand man channel is full of tips and strategies on how you can build a stronger brand for yourself so I'm gonna leave it up to the channel to aggregate that all for you since it's been aggregated best far. So in the comment section below let us know if you've been bundling and let us know if you had any success with bundling so because if you have then this might be something you want to keep doing if you have not then you might want to focus harder on your brand if you've tried it and it didn't work and if you have not done it at all consider it. Beyond that be sure to share with a friend like and subscribe for more videos once again my name is Tuko from Music ID TV and this is Use the News people, peace out.


Y254 If you've just joined us, we had two very riveting conversations, one with Brian Sackler, one of one at a Stephanie Ayata and in case you missed any one of them, tafadali kainli anapale YouTube at Wifi4 channel. So if you just had someone laughing to Sbria, you can find him at Brian Sackler 101 on a social media handle.  Wukiniwa na tu fkiriya tu mautamu, just yuminess, alright? Yes, because wukumia pena pena takula. So, I feel very honored to be here on this last interview of the day. Sijini kwa nisha mautamu kwanza ama tu to guest kwanza, she is of importance. Very as beautiful as she is talented, wata anti-semini nani. Good morning. Good morning. So, this is our humble home. Thank you so much. No matter how much we get serious with this. Okay, we will stand by, maaling tazumzum, kwa mayamiyamu na mawao wao. Please tell us who you are, your cover is on there. Thank you so much for having me first of all and good morning. My name is Esther Masharia. So, I'm the founder of Ibeka's Creations and let me say I'm an award-winning baker. I'm all about sweetness. If you see me na jatuni mautamu, we do cakes, yoghurt, ice cream, milkshakes like we are all about mautamu. We are the flavor of your life. I've been asked that question before. I don't know how to answer it. I think I ate in moderation. I ate in moderation but basically this is what we do for a living. We train also on how to bake, decorate. It doesn't matter whether you want to do it at home or just as a side hustle or you want to lie. We teach kids as well by the way, maybe you want to nurture some talent and since they're very young. So, we do all that basically, yeah. See, taza, na onesli yata conception bado, but I can already see what my kid will be doing after school. But it's something it's really good to start teaching kids early. It helps them to avoid the screen time all the time. And see, do we see muma games? It's something I know kids who will make you a living out of this. What I said, you are just a school for school fees. Halu ya. Some of them are less than 10. So, that's what they mean when they say... Namutotu na kuja sahani ake? It's a sahion jo sahani actually. That's the claim. Okay, we're going to learn new things every day. So, what we're going to do is we're going to decorate this cake as we have conversation. So, tanziana, perhaps maybe... Okay, gloves, gloves, guys, we gotta be safe, we gotta be safe. So, tell me, when did you start this whole situation? What inspired you? How long have you been doing it? Did you just start it yourself? Do you have a part anymore? It's okay, I'll answer all because I have answers for all. So, we started baking in 2015. What made me start baking is I wanted to learn how to make bread at home. Because that time, I was very passionate about healthy living. So, I wanted to learn how to make bread so I can make it in a more healthier way. So, what I'm doing is to trim. There are people who like crust, there are those who don't like. So, which type are you? I decorate with crust or without crust? Me but I don't like crust. Then I'll decorate it with crust. It's just me who doesn't like crust. But I have to realize that I'm not the client. So, I'm not the one who is going to eat the cake. So, are we layering it? So, we are going to start by, we just put this, this is cream, whipping cream. It can be dairy or nandairy. There is nandairy? Yes, this is nandairy actually. So, we just put some on the board and then we'll start layering. Filling and layering. So, I started baking in 2015, I started with bread. I didn't really intend to do it as a business. I'll be lying to you if I tell you I did. But when I was learning how to make bread, where I learned from, I noticed some people were actually making some cakes. I'd never seen a cake being decorated before. So, I was like, okay, this looks a bit interesting. Please notice that you put the bottom part. Like, I mean the top part at the bottom. Because the bottom part is usually leveled. And you want the cake to be leveled. So, you'll put the last one. You can come and put some cream and then I'll show you how we do it. So, I started baking bread, but then I also thought of doing the cakes as well, but for fun. And then I remember when I was coming from college, somebody saw me carrying the cakes I baked in college and asked me, oh, you bake? And who is me to say no? I said yes. That's my girl. I actually remember that cake that I was carrying. I actually sold it. On the spot? Yes, on the spot. Should I put more? Just a little more to cover here. So anyway, that's how it started, but then because I'm very passionate about health living, I wanted to learn how to make wheat free cakes. Have you had a wheat free? Yes, the gluten free cake. So, that's actually where I started my baking journey. That's what I was known for. But then I decided to do it full time. I realized it's not very sustainable. I want to make a client for this cake. You need to, after some time, after you start baking, you have to give yourself a time limit. Like for us to finish baking, I mean decorating one cake, we do it maximum 15 minutes. Can I ask you the next step? Yes, please. I started doing gluten free cakes and eggless cakes, sugar free cakes. I really can relate because some of my family members don't eat eggs. And so many people are actually allergic to eggs. So many people really? Yes, there are many. People have so many allergies nowadays. So you find that even the cakes we take to school, you are told to take eggless cakes. Yes, just in case somebody is allergic. We also do even sugar free cakes. That's how I started basically. Then we opened the first outlet on Kiambu Road. Before then I used to run a minister market. Because I used to live in Dubai. Let me backtrack Kidogo. I see, that's where you start.  I used to live in Dubai. So when I relocated, I relocated to come and be in Dubai. So when I relocated, I relocated to come and be self-employed. But I wasn't sure where I would start. So I first opened a minister market. That was in 2014. In 2018, I had to close and have not very nice circumstances. Actually, my business was brought down. Let me put it that way. So I automatically became a full-time baker because I had the skills already. I became a full-time baker and now I had to open an outlet because babies came and I was getting too tired working from home and checking on the babies at the same time.  Yes, I'm a mom of two. I should have mentioned first thing. Damn, you're not good for mommy. Really, thank you. I'm a mom of two. 4.5 and almost 3. Yes. So it was a bit I don't know. I'm baking at home, the kids are there touching the cakes and everything. So I opened the first outlets on Kiambu Road. That's when I was expecting to be the first one. And there's this history but now I opened another one during COVID in Siokimau because there was demand for it and that time I was residing in Siokimau so I thought it would be easier for me to take care of my kids and run an outlet. And also there was so much demand for training. Now, let me also mention that we also deal in value addition to dairy which is yoghurt we do organic yoghurt which we are really popular in UNFO. So we do organic probiotic yoghurt like it's chemical free preservative free additive free So I had started making already and I didn't have space for it and people wanted to be trained on how to make yoghurt and I can train from home. So that's where I opened the second outlet so that I'm able to train people at least I have a space and so far we've trained almost a thousand people around the country. Yes. So it's all that you had a business that didn't work out very well but you did not call it quits the end of the world is here we are finished, you just up and went and use the next skill you had. Oh my friend, in fact I tell people the good thing with kazi amikono nobody can take it from you you can do it anywhere in the world so as you can see when you first break that thing. I see this on social media because I'm really mad about their recipe it's not meant for what I'm doing but we found the use for it it's meant to scrub the bench it's a bench scraper like a kitchen bench let's say if you're rolling the icing hard icing or fondant icing so use it to scrape off the icing but I like using it to smoothen the cakes so we've put the cream all over and now I want to smoothen it I find it easier to use than using this is called a pallet knife you see it has no sharp edges so basically it's used for just applying the cream I'm so tempted to just I'll be doing so after this but as you can see you start from one side go into the other side you can't go right and then left so it depends on if you're left handed this is for the sake of consistency yes as you can see it's getting smoother and it helps that the table can move yes this is called a tan table it's meant for that yes so as you can see I've smoothened the sides I should have told you to do this but let me first be the top I'll show you where you'll come in so then you go and smoothen the top you're wondering where all this is going the cream that I'm removing you can use it in another cake actually I would advise you when you're decorating a cake don't take the cream back they are put in a different bowl it's just that the space you're working with is not that big so that you don't throw back the cramps inside okay I like how you applied generously the cream all around yes so that when you smoothen out it's back to a naked cake we call it a naked cake it's actually a theme you know what I mean so it's a naked cake it's on purpose yes it's a theme and it's lately trending we've been doing lots of wedding cakes with that theme so I want us to remove what's on the board so that at least your board will be clean hygiene is very important very when you're in the food business you don't have a choice and it's clean as you go na na na you'll find your room is so cumbersome like your kitchen so I want you to do something interesting let's say you have a baby shower cake like you want to do a baby shower theme and it's a girl so you're going to put pink that's mostly what we do so I want to do something called marble effect okay that's a little accident of ours has worked out for good we wanted to dilute my cream so you just put a little bit there like in patches there for me decorating cakes comes so naturally I can see you're not struggling at all I can do it in the dark is it therapeutic for you? very I tell people never retire from baking because for me it's therapy kwa yunga kwa neighbors yunga itokapu akum? the things I do are very I feel it's so therapeutic coming up with the design especially those intricate designs so we're going to smoothen out again okay using the make sure the party is clean so that it doesn't leave your cake with some patches so we're going to the same thing we did before okay I'm sure you've seen something like that before magic I'm sure you've seen something like that before but I've never known how it's done now I'm giving you business secrets so this is where I want you to come in I want to do something called piping piping we want to pipe in some rosettes I'll show you what exactly we do so this is called a piping bag these are disposable one and there are some others that are made of silicone material and then this kumetalik thing you're seeing here they're not cheap by the way like this one you'd buy like for 300 Bob this kumetalik thing is called a nozzle they come in different designs depending on what you want to do the baskets with this one is called for the rosettes so they even have numbers like this one is 1M so you don't need to buy everything when you're starting so here speaking of buying things and starting do you need like a whole large amount of capital to start baking? that's a mistake I did when I was starting I did that mistake I bought too many things there's a thing that's too many let me tell you let me tell you mine when I train you I give you a list of the things that are very essential because I made that mistake for me I didn't have somebody to advise me to give me a list to start with this so every money that was coming in if I see something that is baking related I don't even know the use so that's a mistake I did and I keep saying if there's something I would want to do especially for my students or those people maybe I mentor is to show them not to do the mistakes I did so I'm very particular about that so you don't need much let me say starting baking business is slightly more expensive than something like yogurt because yogurt you need about maybe 5,000 to start off and with that 5,000 to 6,000 you are about to make about 500 litres of yogurt about 500 litres the package to start baking you need some little more accessories but still not very expensive because even with that 5,000 you can buy a kahan mixer that is about 2,500 then you buy to nozor, kamahutu just the things that you must need and then as business continues you use that money to keep building a business you plow the money back to the business instead of you so I always advise you let the business grow itself that's very smart so we're going to put something called rosette you're coming to do this where? I may not do it as well as you I've done the first one I'll do the second one I can hear Stefan laughing to start at the middle like this and then you take right go back ok I see the E I know it looks easy just come here and let's see what you can do it does not look easy you are the one who is making it look easy alright so you start in the middle am I afraid to play with it just twist it here it doesn't come out oh there's a very high possibility now you keep pressing ok but you have to press I like how you explain you must be such a wonderful teacher I love trading I love doing it until I started doing aha you're doing so well omg guys omg ok you've done this before not even ok try not to go too much to the inside because you're creating a border but you're doing really well just press a little more so that zifanani you see you're doing well just try the next one for the first time believe me you're doing well try to lay it on top of the other one like I did here so start here then go all the way there no no no no you're doing so well no but it's true you're doing so well alright so as I am very constituent in doing this tell me something they tell me you are a survivor of gender based violence and you have already started at your own NGO by that matter she's missed something I won't tell us about you being beautiful again I was a finalist in Mrs. Universe 2022-2023 and currently the Mrs. Universe Machakos County so basically what Mrs. Universe stands for is to try and put an end to gender based violence and that's the main reason why I contested I don't have to move I can forgot but you're doing so well by the way that's the main reason why I contested because I feel like there are so many people who don't really have a voice and they are going through some kind of abuse it could be emotional financial could be physical I have never thought of financial abuse oh yes like you're at home but maybe your spouse is not even let me just say you're being denied of finances let's say to provide for the family and I'm talking about maybe in marriage specifically that's where mostly you'd find I'm talking about financial abuse and it's something I've experienced a bit of it and I thought why not just put one more so that we can do something at the bottom so I thought how about that woman because it took me a lot of going through depression and something like that and we've heard of so many cases people losing their lives maybe to depression so I thought now that I was able to get out of it how about I encourage somebody I empower another woman who may not be able to speak out and who may not be able to get out of such kind of setup maybe because they are not economically empowered so what we do I recently registered an NGO under the name Brighter Boulder Beginnings just as the name suggests you starting afresh Boulder this time Brighter you know more just to encourage that person who is going through abuse or who just got some abuse you could be a victim or a survivor just to let them know that you can start all over again you can rebuild your confidence you can rebuild your self esteem and it's not the end of life so I say we teach people how to fish we don't give them fish so ya it's very biblical even so what I do is basically to give people skills and to empower them economically and through that if maybe somebody may want to be connected to an organization like feeder I can give you a guideline of how to do it some people maybe all they need is a counselor some people even are financially able but they are still going through abuse they just need somebody to let them realize that what you are going through is not normal thank you for saying that because when you actually I'm also a survivor of gender based violence but that's a story for another day but the worst part is you go through life thinking what's happening to you is very normal I hope you can see what I'm doing I'm listening and getting out of that space by the time you are realizing there are so many things you have to unlearn and then you made to believe you see what I was doing you made to believe that it's okay for you to go through abuse that you kufumilia try not to use both hands you put so much pressure just relax, watch how you flow you can hold here if you feel like you need to be precise with it but you're trying really the first time this is amazing but anyway it's about letting somebody know that you actually worth it because most abusers will make especially narcissists they want to leave you in a state such a bad state where you can't even go anywhere you've been separated from all your friends all your family and you really feel like you're nothing so it's just basically to create that space for somebody who wants to talk to someone to encourage them if they've lost their career some of them they actually have their career at place and everything but they're staying because of the kids and let me also mention I'm not talking about GBV just in the marriage setup there's also children let's say girls who've been sexually abused and the reason why they exposed to an environment like that is because maybe after school they can't afford the small pleasures like small makeup, lipstick so they tend to move towards maybe the opposite gender let me say a man because they can't afford those things so maybe because of she's looking for 200 so she ended up being abused and she's thinking but he's going to give me money maybe you didn't even give consent it's just that you're looking at okay I'm going to get money out of this so yeah so it's not it's not just about the marriage to abuse I mean in the marriage setup there's so much abuse going on even at the workplace people being sexually abused and even verbal abuse is still abuse how do you advise someone to deal with that especially when for example you are my boss and you keep speaking to me in a certain way how do you advise me to deal with that especially you know you oh you're scared of losing your job thank you for saying it out loud and like that's the person at the highest level not the highest but above you because I would say if let it to immediate manager just take a bold step that this person is doing this to you if it's possible for you to even do a small recording that you can even report to let's say a police station because police says to store in a mandamanos only actually there is even a department for GBV so you find that you able to even call or report especially if you have let's take evidence you can have somebody maybe doing a recording let's say if it's bubble you can you can even record let's say using your phone if it's something that is physical or maybe touching you anyhow inappropriately you can have it recorded okay and if it's a student and a teacher type situation and maybe no that one you can report even to the ministry I mean I've had so many people reporting if the head teacher is not listening to you go to the next person maybe at the county level or something and they're really taking these things very seriously yes they're taking this this is a Shidi Nakwanga emotional heina ga evidence so it is for you to decide to take that step this is not what I deserve I deserve better so it's for you to take that step and decide you know what I can just remain here just because somebody feels like they are in control of my space or my job because and that's the problem most of the times when you tell somebody you went through abuse and it's not physical anakumda anakuchapa kama uchapa yo sisi rias mas sisi rias ibasu kai and that's why most people have because the stigma also of let's say working out of a relationship that is abusive so many people are not able to talk and I think that's why I say my training is not just about the baking I try to understand that person's background especially especially I try because I've worked in those shoes and I believe I've worked in those shoes I was made to work in those shoes so that I can be I am able to inspire somebody else I can be of help to somebody else otherwise if I didn't what would I be I would just be thinking look at it what is that I wouldn't really be able to say anything because I don't understand I've not worked in those shoes but I usually say I really love to hear women being empowered because it gives you a voice and if you're staying in a relationship let's say in this case maybe a relationship or marriage you're staying because you love this person and not because of what they're providing for you like I tell people God forbid you lose your spouse you're not mourning a breadwinner you're mourning a friend, a father, a companion so your first thought is not oh my god how will I pay school fees no you're thinking I've lost the father to my children I've lost my friend so the rest come after and that only happens if you're empowered and imagine it doesn't take so much it just takes you having simple skills like even tailoring I have an amazing tailor who is in Kibera and she does a fantastic job and you find that you always want to promote her business and because she goes to Mombasa she can see that business and you'll find customers telling her I send cakes even I've taken a wedding cake to Masai Mara because people believe in my art I've taken cakes even to Mombasa people believe in your art make me believe in your art you know I don't want anybody else's cakes actually my next question was going to be were you not afraid to start something that is already in existence kuku kachiru kajembe navenyaku naatu wengi brands even the very famous these names who are already doing what I want to do and I don't want to try because you did not have that meeting with yourself you see when I started I didn't really want to start as a business it's my customers who made me do the business ili muso a li kula kekiya ko nili kula kekiya ko somebody told me yesterday as I love your orange cake I'm just thinking wow she just elated another flavor and you hear 3-4 customers telling you they love that flavor now you start recommending it to other customers because she's only representing so many people so that's I just started that way then the other thing is our cakes we don't just put flavors we put real fruits we put like this cake we've done 3 layers there's bubblegum that one mostly is for kids but even adults nowadays love it there's the orange that orange I'm telling you about then there's pinakolada pinakolada has fresh pineapple yani asoko pineapple and coconut kutana na matyungu apondani but now we have a way of incorporating such that the cake doesn't sink so when I tell you I'm giving you a passion fruit cake expect to even the flavor of Q&J you can smell that passion fruit nani uko e liya na saye that would make us different actually it made us so different because you find that most people in the market in the industry they're using flavors so for you to stand out you have to be different the other thing we don't use preservatives in our cakes fresh cakes if you order today I tell you since the next one hour why because I'm baking from scratch it's custom made we've given it all their attention love even I can feel the love in it for us I tell people the secret ingredient is love I love doing what I do that shows so basically being afraid not really but the mistake I did I didn't know how to do costing properly that's where nowadays I had to incorporate it in all my classes whether it's the yoghurt and ice cream or the baking I had to include the costing class because what I did I didn't know how to do costing properly so what I did to a certain cake house even if I'm not charged I will charge 100 less so that I'm able to sell not knowing that their costs are very different from mine I don't really know what they use and that's what I tell clients when a client comes to me and tells me muna kikiakoni 3000 for a KG naspa maketinona ni miyanane I keep telling them I don't know what they have used I only know what I have used because we use premium ingredients we don't compromise when it comes to quality if a cake comes out and I'm not happy with it I trash it yes if I'm not happy with the texture watch your taste and then she will be happy to go atu atu atu we don't like it so for us cakes are not just baking we have in mind I tell people when I'm baking you see like they have done this cake ordinarily I put fillings in our cakes if it's an orange cake I put orange card freshly made from scratch if it's pinakolada I use pineapple filling so for us it's not just a cake that you're not going to taste such a cake anywhere else an experience thank you we sell you an experience I don't want it so it's not just a cake how do we start ordering once again how do we send you on social media we are on Instagram eBaker's creations we are on Facebook eBaker's you'll see some capital letters but even if you just write at eBaker's creations you'll see a page and I've been on YouTube but I've been away for some time but I'm coming back with some more recipes I share recipes where you can just bake something at home and the YouTube channel is called Baking it in Life why baking it in life because I actually branded it was just about baking but now I want also to incorporate not just the baking but also baking it in life you're making it in life but you're baking your life that's something like that also about the GBV activity just being able to bring people on board people have gone through GBV also trying to give them new skills but we already have some recipes that you can try just check Baking it in Life and you'll see the content we've already created taking a long break there's a lot that was happening in between I've been doing a lot of training because I don't only train in Nairobi I train country wide Busea, Kisumu, Kakamega Eldoret, Nakuru so that long break for original training made me take a break from YouTube because it's a lot of work but now we are back you should expect to see some videos in the next few days do you clap yourself once in a while like good job Mr. Yudinja? I actually the impact what I have what I do has until I get it from my students because you see for you you feel like you're doing something that is so natural to you but especially I remember I was telling somebody on women's day the messages I got from my students and I'm thinking wow people telling you how especially the yogurt class like we have one tomorrow it's in Kasarani just it's a journey house it's a bakery as well sometimes my trainings are hosted in bakeries or restaurants institutions I was in Nanyuki actually that's where I got a kaflu from I was in Nanyuki a few days ago I was training somebody, a mama nice lady, she's located to Kenya she has her cows just showing her how to get 4 times of the income she's getting from her cows and she's so happy I taught her how to do mazualala yogurt we spent 2 days there to Nakamua and now we have noticed something like this before you see you see the line you said just now I think I get that line almost every day from my students something I didn't think I was doing anything much there's a lady who told me the other day my husband lost his job during covid we had kids even in campus we did the one day course that you gave me I'm able to take care of my children pay campus one day course you said yes from morning to evening and then now I add you to I like the mentorship program like if you have any challenge come to me and like the one for tomorrow I've even invested somebody from the bank to show people how to get finances yes, for your business from a bank we also even teach you how to register your business from the East Citizen to the Keb certification like we walk with you literally that way and it is a word that makes me happy at the end of the day when my students told me I learnt more than I came here to learn you exceeded my expectation I don't think there's anything more I don't think there's anything that is as fulfilling as I've ever done in my life the training I do is the most fulfilling thing I've ever done they haven't feeling my pocket is empty you're not creating employment being able to empowering women some are much older than me some are retired we also have men who come for training by the way yes we have I remember I think one of my first students he was almost retiring so he wanted a side hustle with yoghats yes because we take you through the whole process add to the Keb certification because we also want you to operate with the right papers not that you cannot work from home and sell yoghats but those who want to supply like to institutions and all that in some of these institutions they'll ask you for the Keb certification Kenya Bureau of Standards so you take you through the whole process imagine this one day training all that I show you how to market, I show you how to cost you need to buy yoghats you need to sell yoghats and ice cream booking and appointment Steph I can hear you we have just been reminded of a very beautiful director stroke producer her birthday is coming up Jeffrey don't panic we have a plug now we know where to get your cake from we have to order so that we don't have to guess what flavor you like so while we were having conversations on the top decorative you can put your message maybe on the board if there's space in that case use a bigger board if not you don't really have to put sprinkles it's just that we didn't have a message to write would have written it on top now the other thing is some people ask me you kiki kini me decorate in a 5 minute nuna nuzia tawatatu what people don't know is it didn't take me one day to be able to decorate a cake in this long the first cake I made nili decorate the whole night kiki nusia na hivi like the whole night and the problem with this cream wuki weka sana inaza kuye yuka so it took me the whole night usha achukwa pesea customer I've had an experience of even going to deliver a client's cake ya wedding inavuji kakwa barabara yes what did you do I got to the location and tried to put things together we had an amazing groom I think he's a British guy so he just came and the bride came and told me usha this things happen you didn't wish for this to happen and he told me you know what just go where you dancing shoes come and celebrate he just told me set the cake the way it is but I'm telling you I cried in fact I remember the accident started in Mombasa I was going to Karen it was in 2015 I parked in the middle of the road and I cried so I'm even getting more late but I was getting to the venue I was feeling frustrated so when they came and told me that I was like wow there are people who are like this they really exist but after that it took me 2 months break no I couldn't come first my friend you can collapse you just said broke my heart did that thing so I can only imagine what you were feeling at the time it's not a joke but I realized there are some things I didn't really know how to do correctly so what I've done over the years if I tell you every year I have to attend 2 trainings with you look for somebody who has an extra thing that you don't know let's say making flowers differently sugar flowers maybe you like the way finishing on her cakes recently I trained with one of the best South African artist she's South African she's very popular in South Africa and sometimes you have to invest a lot of money because like that one we paid 90,000 for 4 days 90 but you see if I want to train somebody I don't want to give you have baked information and I have to be sure I'm perfect at what I do so I have to show you all these tricks I've traveled to the Higa Kwanzaa when I was expectant to learn how to decorate I've trained with some West Africans Kenyans who have been training for longer so you have to really the same way doctors keep going back to school lawyers keep going back to school so if this is what I do for a living when should I settle I really like that you remain teachable there are people I know who think now that they are at their peak I don't even shy of there's a class I attended and some people are actually beginners they're like how come you came to class and I've been looking up to you I said I came here to learn something that I don't know believe me I might have spent like 50k and I learnt only one thing but we say I wouldn't have learnt that one thing if I didn't attend that class and sometimes it's good to learn what other people are doing differently sometimes even with my friends who are my sugar sisters maybe in the same industry but she knows something maybe I don't know or she's perfect in one area that I'm not so most of the people who attended my yogurt classes actually bakers and they come to me some of them are experts in baking but they've come to learn from me something they don't have so when somebody is unteachable I really don't know what kind of life they live they are trends everyday coming up so you really know how you need to learn as new skill everyday I wish this conversation I think you only matter I'm ready to eat the cake now guys come to the station eh I'm wambui as well ok ok sorry yes I tried my Facebook Y254 channel on Twitter Y254 underscore channel on the ground we have reached the end of this particular interview I have had an amazing time I hope you had an amazing time watching it she is phenomenal once again remind us how we can find you and have some of this yuminess in our lives so you can find us on Instagram you can find us on Facebook it's Ibikas but even if you just type it Ibikas Creations you will find us and you can reach us on our business line 0734 75017 I repeat 0734 75017 you don't even need to count you can find us on Instagram you can find us on Facebook it's Ibikas 017 you don't even need to come physically but our outlet is on Kiamburod at Tendegwa Ridge Center and Siyokimau Katani Road at a place called Mamarau but you know what at Oshichioke send a WhatsApp message we will respond promptly we will give you ideas of what you can come up with we've baked for brides we've never met we meet at the wedding grounds and they trust us paying full so we do deliveries so reach out DM WhatsApp message we respond very promptly and you can call if you just love calling alright thank you so very much for allowing us to host you into your homes into your spaces from myself at Color Me Val from Stephanie Ayeta on all socials and Brian Sakwa 101 we wish you a fantastic day we'll see you tomorrow on WCW be good


Item number SCP-730 Object Class Euclid Special Containment Procedures SCP-730 and associated materials and subjects are housed in Sector 7 in a Delta-level containment facility. Ongoing research necessitates regular staff interaction with affected materials using appropriate isolation equipment. Researchers are required to undergo 36 hours of isolation and decontamination before leaving the containment facility. Any staff exposed to SCP-730 will be reclassified as a research subject and assigned to the facility indefinitely. Description SCP-730 is an engineered retrovirus developed in Italy by Dr. ... It infects and mutates developing mammalian embryos, including humans, causing abnormal fetal development. Infected individuals grow to term as physically healthy fetuses, lacking any anatomical features above the brainstem. C epidemiology report This vestigial brainstem is capable of passive maintenance of the body's functions, including heart rate, respiration, digestion, homeostatic function, and waist elimination. The affected individuals show no higher functionality but respond to pain stimuli, recoiling or fleeing in the limited fashion available. With the use of intravenous life support equipment, it appears that the biological functions of affected individuals can be extended indefinitely, though owing to the complete alteration of their genomes by the retrovirus, no recovery is possible. Adult organisms cannot be infected by the virus, but act as passive carriers once exposed. The virus is spread by contact with any bodily excretion, including sweat. Once exposed, an individual will continue to harbor a reservoir of the virus, without experiencing any ill effects, until they contact and expose a pregnant woman, whereupon the virus's symptoms become manifest. Antivirals and inoculations have thus far been ineffective in cleansing carriers of the virus. While foundation operations in support of SCP-730's recovery and public suppression were successful, the possibility that carrier individuals remain at large cannot be discounted. Surveillance of public health institutions is ongoing, even as materials recovered from the initial outbreak are studied to seek a treatment. Incident 730-01 Capture Summary SCP-730 was designed to affect fertilized mammalian embryos, and intervene in the developmental process to produce deserebrated, or brainless, organisms. It was Dr. Poole's intention to use this virus to produce animals without higher brain function, which could be raised for meat production without the ethical complications of killing thinking creatures for food. Shortly after the first successful test with sheep embryos, the virus mutated, and was able to cross into members of the lab's staff. Because the virus does not manifest in adults, this jump was not initially detected. Only once hospitals in the region reported an epidemic of unprecedented birth defects did the foundation become interested, and the cause identified. The epidemic was intercepted before it spread beyond local confines to the global population. Sanitation procedures denied the virus an endemic population of passive carriers to further its spread. Materials and infected subjects were obtained and isolated under foundation custody for further study, as were foundation personnel exposed during the initial investigation. Lesson Complete If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-729, Marble Bath, right now. Or for the complete course, watch this playlist.


tuliwa kwenya kukuba na kwa honga hrewa na kwa honga kwa honga kiba honga hrewa na kwa honga kwa honga After he leaves home the next day I take he to which home to go When i leave home, he will continue doing sp Singing I will add him to various school-ijah, I can't sing until he leaves home Situ wa mola taga nga kwaifu. Hwaini hausia wa nga hwaini. Manja kwaifu, maa moringa. Mendei kwaifu. Mendei kwaifu. Mendei kwaifu, maa moringa. Ihara ma plainto. Hwaifu. Hwaifu. 7 ajudrewa. Hwaini. hwafu. Kwaifu kwaifu. Mendei kwaifu. Kusinga aba kumu. Aba taina mtima yue, emiru unji. Haikeni na mma mmasu. Kama mwa ngaze. static la hu Die hai k ruled h unpack do hk hk I felt like she needed help even though at that moment I had nothing my bank account was empty but I've always been telling you guys I am not a YouTuber I am just a guy on a journey to celebrate other single Africans and if I have the power to change anything I'll use it and that's why I always come in here to say thank you for believing in the dream thank you for accepting to follow an annoying village boy like me and if I want to change something know that I don't want to change things all by myself I want to change things with you because without you what a Maya is nothing whatever mama Uganda is saying I did not do it all I did was to use my influence to do it so we are back at mama Uganda's home and I'm here with an engineer kindly introduce yourself and tell us why you've joined me for this trip today okay madam thank you very much so you're talking to engineer Umal we are here at mama's place to see what is imagine needed to be worked on you all know that having 44 children including 10 grand children it's going to be extremely tough to feed all of them so we have to start whatever we have to do for her by bringing food I mean food over everything right so this is the rubbish pit Umal you tell us what you think you should do here so we have to remove all this rubbish then we dig here a hole whereby to be constructed then after collecting that rubbish there it can be burnt oh okay yes understood then another issue we talk about renovating all these verandas yes so we've seen the main house and those are the three houses so what are we going to do for these other ones here these ones just gone with the verandas they are needed to be renovated plus painting so verandas painting and roofing yes even another issue of this I've seen this one it has no glasses we need to fix them such that it looks good even constructing the veranda here okay thank you so much so we've finished to look at mama's house together with my colleagues and the engineer we've established that we shall need 25 new dekas of 3x6 in size four dekas are to be repaired four dekas are in good condition but each and every deka needs new beddings new mattress, new blanket and bedsheets so we shall need a total of 66 mattresses of 3x6 to cover all the dekas and then one mattress for mama obviously we've also established that the homestead has a total of 15 rooms these are bedrooms which accommodate approximately 65 people including mama Uganda and her kids and grandkids and inblows then we've also established that there is a living room and a dining room that they have which also needs dining table and dining chairs to do that as well we come to the toilets they are also not good we need to renovate them so we are going to remove this one then we construct another yes we are going to break it so you are going to break the toilet and the bathroom and construct another one and then how about this drainage yes we have to dig another drainage where this water is going to be draining from when we come to the compound it also needs to be worked on well whereby we shall be getting the concrete then we work on the compound so when you say are you talking about putting concrete in the entire compound yes when I came here the last time when I saw the condition of where they sleep these are no mattresses well it's a mattress according to me did they want the mattress to be changed? I wasn't in Mandyaga didn't see him first what you say Muko seeing of this weather and I had to do all I can to change that so guys we are back to Mama Uganda's home it is a very very beautiful a Friday morning it's actually a good Friday and we have a very very big surprise for her so let me start with what I am holding here we know she had a challenge of cutting hair for the kids she was spending around 40,000 every week so I want to show you guys actually about her machine because look at all these kids they are very many and you have to keep cutting there all the time so this was her pressing need that's what she told us so yeah we got this for her so she is super excited and obviously these are the mattresses that we managed to get for them so so now we will put the machine so let's start Here we go Now we will start and if you are not yet ready you need to work on your work you need patience you need to work on your work so as a mattress and with the help of you at least will you be able to collect it Alright Now you are ready so, we are going to begin Abamingo, tuna kik急jama kwebar sexyama u shooting It is all because of Ac accurately Almost my legs did not work I couldn't control It wasn't everything So the lesson is not really anyone's fault where tomorrow morning the workers will start you know, working very early so we shall be back Tomorrow but just wanna show you what is going on in the future I want to give you an update the renovation is happening so they start by working with the verandas as you see here that what they are doing and of compliment they first left español where everything is smoothening out except the place where they are mixing壁 We are working on the verandas first, so this gentleman is going to create a place where to put the rubbish together. That's why he's digging. Right now it's exposed, it attracts a lot of flies, so we are going to construct it very nicely, so that they can easily burn the rubbish over the time and also sort it as well. So far so good and we are very excited to see how the final picture is going to come out. This is how far we've come with our support and I wish we can do more. It's a beautiful Monday afternoon, we are back to Mama Uganda's home and together with Wodemaia's support I want to show you guys what we've done to make our place look better. So right now we are in the front yard. Remember the saloon that I told you guys so we are able to paint it by a door for it as well. The door is fresh and still drying up. There is a little bit of the sand salmon is playing here but when we are doing the finish up then we shall definitely use this sand to continue the project. We did work on the painting as well plus the floors. The floors look way way better. Tell me what you guys think but if veranda looks a lot better than it was in the beginning. So let's walk into the back yard and I'll show you guys what else that we did. So right here we do have the place for the rubbish. At this place was not looking too good the last time we checked it but it looks a lot better right now. Let me know what you guys think and Mama Uganda is here. Mama Uganda is going to say hello but who is the kawantu? But who is the kufu? But how are you? kusimu, mwajaisu mn mga Pingangu. We wajaisu, wajaisu, wajaisu. Tide, kwa wajaisu. Kufu, kwa wajaisu. Kutubu, kwa kufa ya. Kuputubu, kwa kufa ya. We painted. Let me know what you guys think so far if you think there is quite a difference. Same with this room as well. We still did a painting to make it look better. Worked on the veranda as well. The reason why the veranda is a priority is because they use this as a seating area. They actually do sit here all the time. Because there are very many and the living room is small. That's why the veranda was a priority. We first focused on the key areas which needed immediate attention. So this was one of them. And then we came to the back rooms or their washrooms. So they have two washrooms. We only worked on one because this was really really badly off compared to the other one. But come guys, let me show you. We redid the walls, did the painting. We redid the floors as well. It looks a lot better than it was here. Let me know what you guys think so far. But it looks a lot better. It's not up to the standard but it's a lot better than it was guys. So come and I'll show you another part. Mama Yuganda had it kept and she wanted us to put it to secure the kids. We're sure that the kids are easily monitored and they're not running out. We came to the back room. We came here to see if they'd like to go to the market. We had no idea where they were. So we came to the gate and they were running out. So they were able to put it here for us. So now the kids can't easily run to the neighbors place here. And then let's come here. This is another room where the kids sleep. So if you look here guys we actually put brand new iron sheets. If you guys can look up over there. Over the kitchen we put new iron sheets. Plus that other bedroom as well. We redid the painting so. And then when we turn to the main house. When we turn to the main house you can see it looks a lot better. Guys we redid the painting as well. And worked on the Miranda as well. Because once again this veranda does a very very beautiful process.  So this was our priority to work on ya. I really wish we can do more for this woman. I really wish I could bring people together to support this woman. But you know I'm just one person. But at the end of the day I'm doing what I can. And this is why I have you as my friend. My brother, my sister. Me I don't see you as a subscriber. I see you as part of a family. In this family. We are here to cause a change. And I know and believe that. I never even asked. Or I never felt like opening an account for us to donate to this woman. But most of you in the comments section were like. So you know what I'm going to ask of you guys today. The link is in the description. If it's a dollar. If it's anything that you can do to support. Just do it. But also if you think you can provide anything. To the family. Being food. Being. I mean anything. Please. Let's do this together. I think with ten thousand dollars. We can sort out all the issues this woman is facing. Because I think we need to help her live sustainably. So. For what I'm seeing. Ten thousand dollars is enough. I'm so sorry for doing this. Thank you so much for watching this video. I hope you're going to be part of the people who are going to raise the ten thousand dollars. The links are in the description. My name is Wada Maya. An annoying village boy on a journey to change the negative narrative of Africa. At a big shout out to Konetu Uganda for taking it upon yourself to follow up with Mama Uganda's story. I really appreciate you all. You all need to check out the link in the description. And go subscribe to her channel. Please. It's by force to support this beautiful lady on this YouTube channel. Please. Do me a favor. Subscribe. Help us hit 1.5 million. And believe me or not. There are more videos to come. I'll see you all in the next one.


The White House is sounding the alarm, again announcing the very deplorable state of the Ukrainian army, which has lost US military assistance. As John Kirby, coordinator of strategic communications at the US National Security Council, said, the armed forces of Ukraine are beginning to retreat, losing territory, and this could turn into a disaster.A White House representative spoke on ABC television, where he criticized the US Congress for delaying the allocation of additional funding for Ukraine. According to him, the Ukrainian army, left without shells, is forced to retreat, occupying a second and a third line of defense. Kirby did not explain where he got this information from, but the whole point is that Kyiv does not yet have a second or third line of defense, they are only being built at an accelerated pace. So there is nowhere to retreat there, said the White House coordinator. Earlier, Ukrainian resources reported that the new commander-in-chief of the armed forces of Ukraine, SIRS-KY, is forced to send fresh forces to contain the advance of the Russian army near Abdiivka, since the second line of defense, where the Ukrainian military could retreat, is not ready. Therefore, now Kyiv is buying time to build it with the lives of Ukrainian soldiers.AS Solensky previously stated, Ukraine plans to build three defense lines with a total length of about 2,000 kilometers.AT the same time, commenting on the consideration of the bill on assistance to Ukraine and the US Congress. Kirby emphasized the timers of the essence. US Senator. American troops could end up in conflict if $61 billion, Ukraine aid package is not passed. A top Senate Democrat has raised concern that US troops could find themselves in harm's way, if Congress doesn't approve an additional $61 billion in support for Ukraine in its ongoing war with Russia according to NTD media outlet. Senator Mark Warner, the chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, reiterated calls for the House of Representatives to pass a new tranche of US funding for Ukraine's war effort during press remarks. This time, the Virginia Democrat warned that America's men and women in uniform could be thrown into a more direct conflict with Russia if the United States doesn't instead spend more money to bolster Ukraine's war effort. I can't think of an issue that is of more historic proportions than supporting the Ukrainians at this moment, Warner told Bloomberg News. The United States has already provided about $113 billion in Ukraine-related aid since the full-scale conflict began in February 2022. This US funding has since run dry. This February, the Senate approved a $95 billion supplemental spending bill that includes about $61 billion in new Ukraine-related aid in addition to several billion more for other global security partnerships and projects. While the bill passed the Senate, it has seen no additional progress in the Republican-controlled House of Representatives. President Joe Biden and Congressional Democrats have repeatedly demanded House Speaker Mike Johnson advance the bill, as have some Republicans. Warner argued that if Ukraine doesn't get enough support and is eventually defeated, Russian President Vladimir Putin could then set his sights on conquering Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland, all of which are formal allies of the United States through the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. If Putin wins in Ukraine, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland will be next. He told Bloomberg News, and American soldiers could be in harm's way and in conflict within a couple of years. That would be a disaster, and it would be a disaster that would be laid at the feet of the Speaker of the House who hasn't brought this bill up. Here is skirting NATO's red line, Representatives of the Alliance become a military target. Russia's alleged satellite signal jamming of a military aircraft carrying the British Defence Minister would, if confirmed, be Moscow's latest flirtation with a hard NATO red line, the safety of Allied leaders. According to Newsweek, Grant's Shaps was returning from a visit to observe NATO military drills in Poland when interference occurred close to the Russian Baltic Exclave of Kaliningrad, a strategic and heavily militarised location known as an electronic warfare hub. The interference lasted around 30 minutes, blocking cell and internet connection and forcing the aircraft to revert to alternative location technologies. An unnamed British Defence Ministry source told The Times that the Royal Air Force is well prepared to deal with this, but suggested such measures put an unnecessary risk on civilian aircraft and could potentially endanger people's lives. The incident the source added was wildly irresponsible on Russia's part. However, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's spokesperson downplayed concerns. It didn't threaten the safety of the aircraft, and it is not unusual for aircraft to experience GPS jamming near Kaliningrad, which is of course Russian territory, they said. The Shaps incident is not the first, nor even the most serious, occasion on which a NATO member minister has potentially been endangered by Russian military activity. Just last month, a Russian missile struck Odessa while Greek Prime Minister Kiryakos Mitsotakis was visiting the port city of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The missile fell somewhere between 700 and 1600 feet of the Greek leader, according to multiple reports. Being or wounding a NATO leader would not automatically trigger the Alliance's Article 5 Collective Defence Clause. While Allies agree that an armed attack against one or more of them in Europe or North America shall be considered an attack against them all, members must agree to invoke Article 5. NATO's founding document notes that any military assistance must be given in accordance with their respective constitutional processes, meaning the Agreement of National Decision Making Bodies.


For all your energy innovation product needs make sure you check out driveenerg.com That's D-R-I-V-E-N-R-G dot com What's up everybody welcome back to the channel I'm EvilRabbit we are here on Monza right now in our E-S-D-A Camaro we're gonna rip one or two little laps here in the Camaro but I wanted to come out to you today and bring you guys an episode of some funny moments of grabbing my gloves there's some funny moments urgent recall 24 who hit my hamster and I had we're doing some van racing and some other fun things so I'm gonna bring you some of that here a little funny moments episode but we are gonna first rip the E-S-D-A Camaro at Monza and see how she goes like I said I haven't got much practice in this car you guys do notice I am back to the Nero Cromo Minty Green on the energy wheel so I had to switch it back to how it came and we're gonna send this and see see how this goes made some modifications to the car here we go I know I shouldn't have clipped that grass but it kind of threw me offline completely so that would have been a very very bad run but I still got a little tuning left to do on this car I still have a few days before qualifying is completely in the works so qualifying is this weekend for around three of E-S-D-A at Monza so I will be hopefully dialing this car in a little bit better to get some better runs in just a tap got a few buddies uh they're gonna rip some sessions with me to try and get this car dialed in a little bit more other E-S-D-A competitors so hopefully we can get it dialed in how I like it it is pretty stable right now but I don't think it's exactly how I want it to be so I said I'm gonna rip this one more time and then I'm gonna shoot over to some of the funny moments that uh we had messing around with some uh cars that we wouldn't normally drive or mess with it was a lot of fun so we're gonna send this here and uh see where we go that was a way better entry tire drops are not okay and nor is that but my entry is getting there so definitely need a little bit more practice but we're gonna head over to those funny moments I hope you guys enjoy these funny moments we had a lot of fun and we were just having a chill back session so I will catch you guys later so until next time I'm evil rabbit hope you guys enjoy these episodes of funny moments um you guys ready yep oh my god oh my god happened there this is how bad the tricks are made I am recording regarding this whole thing oh this is gonna be interesting all right boy I'm confirmed I have brake lights remember that I'm next to you oh boy why this concept because the tires are cold oh my who was that just a tap I have brake lights okay Jesus hamster okay what happened to racing clean who said we were racing clean I thought we were trying to oh we weren't trying to race clean okay god didn't have to probably would have caught you anyways it's okay we got mad skids going least I can get I can handle a little bit of a tap because of the wheel I could counter easy I probably broke way too much for that one crap and oh my god these two are just going at each other and that's payback that was payback that was payback for hitting me and trying to watch behind me a drive sorry I didn't love you think I have the best clutch who's gonna mess up the bumps doesn't look like anybody actually that's a wall it was in oh it's done oh I just hit the wall looking backwards all right hold up hamster you know these things probably don't have oh my god they're huge oh boy uh wheel spin can't see it these are actually fast three wide in the first turn I'm gonna back out of that one oh god sorry it's a boat it's not a drift car this is what happens when you get three guys in rental vans oh god thank you are they real whale droid no oh jeez ed you didn't have to break that one I took second I'm excited I'm scared for the first quarter this is actually kind of interesting these are pretty quick inside try not to hit you how to get my kids to soccer practice when soccer dads go bad this is so interesting I think this is the closest we've ever been together in this in one race okay we just raise all the seats for the rest of the day no urgent no damn you ah oh you jerk oh you pushed me into the grass you turned into him oh my god oh my god all right we gotta do amazing all right we gotta do another track in these vans