Hi guys, welcome back to my YouTube channel, this is Daniel Rosal. So last night I went to a whiskey festival called Viscalem. It's running over the course of two days in Beit Ticho. Beit Ticho is now part of the Israel Museum and is notable for being one of the first houses in Jerusalem to be built outside of the walls of the old city in the 19th century. Because it's very hard to attend a whiskey festival without getting completely shit-faced, I decided not to bring along my expensive camera, although I kind of regret that now, because there were definitely people I'd like to have interviewed. So this low-effort image montage put together while I'm wallowing in the state of a decrepit hangover is unfortunately all I have to offer. It's worth pointing out that pretty much all I know about whiskey is that I like to drink it, and it comes out of things called casks. However, I'm always psyched to see more alcohol-related events happening in Jerusalem. The main excitement for me was visiting the Tealing Whiskey Stand. Tealing said a gentleman from Monahin manning the stand, although as is now obvious, I unfortunately can't recall his name, so let's call him Seamus. Tealings is a Dublin-based whiskey distillery, and they've been selling in Israel for a number of years now, which I think is pretty impressive. Seamus told me that Israel is actually one of their top 10 worldwide sales geographies, which I would never have guessed. This may come as a surprise to some because there is a well-worn stereotype that Jews don't like to drink. However, having lived in Israel for almost a decade now and judging by the results of my last liver scan, I can confirm that this is a total fiction. Whiskey in particular is beloved by old Ashkenazi Jewish men, as it is a staple booze at something called Kiddush, which is a spread of snacks and drinks traditionally served after Jewish prayer services. In other words, Whiskey has a prominent place in modern Judaism as an enticement to get people to actually attend communal prayer services, which I actually think is an excellent idea. So it's sort of like the alcoholic version of the rabbit zipping along the Greyhound track. Irish Whiskey was also represented at the event by Connemara, and the Tealings guys were also running a workshop. There was of course also lots of Israeli whiskey. I decided to try a cask strength whiskey that clocked in at a whopping 69% ABV, and that's not coincidentally about where my recollections of the knife start to get a little blurry. I found this photo on my phone's camera reel, taken shortly after trying that, and I'm still trying to figure out what it might have been. 70% ABV is about a strong and alcohol as I've ever seen in Israel, as even the one type of absence that I've managed to track down here, only clocked in at about that strength. The star attraction of the evening was a cask strength whiskey that was literally being pulled from the cask with a crazy looking copper implement. That was also being sold for takeaway in 200 ml bottles. I kind of pity the young lady whose job it was to pull off this trick, as she looked enthusiastic to do it the first time, but after watching her 20th go at pulling whiskey out of the cask, I got the sense that she too would rather have been drinking 70% whiskey. The best named distillery at the event in my opinion was the drunken owl distillery. The entry fee got you 5 coupons. Most tastings cost 1 coupon but somewhere 2 and you could also pay to get more if you ran out. There was live entertainment as this random photo I took of the stage mic demonstrates, and there was a man circulating in Bob Marley's sweatpants for some reason. There was also a bar where I tried this pretty amazing dry peri from Buritainu called Tuvia, which after 5 whiskeys I probably didn't need. Overall it was a great and fun night. Tickets are 179 shackles which works out to about $50, so although it wasn't a cheap evening, I would like to think that I got plenty of entertainment value out of the excursion. I'll put a link in the description for ticket purchases. Thanks for checking out this video.


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Eddie block the top band leader of America who can name his own price anywhere who has about everything a man can want tell me just one thing mr. block how was he killing you by thinking thought waves of death that reached me through the air now mr. block you surely don't you want to hush the whole thing up don't you know mr. block no but I'm going to get the whole story so you might as well start telling me from the beginning all right it began one night about two years ago we were playing at maxims on Charles Street we were just another band small Dixieland outfit then Eddie blocking his chips Judy Jarvis my wife did the vocals but we weren't setting the world on fire business was so bad I know what to expect when I got a call from the manager one night after closing time thought we'd better have a little talk it's that bad huh they took in 4500 this week I see and you can cancel my contract anytime it falls under 5000 I get it anything get the same liquor and sandwiches anywhere but they'll go where the band has something tonight there were more waiters in the place and they were customers Judy didn't even get a hand it's not her fault I know it's not her fault she's okay but I'm asking you what's wrong I don't know I'm getting the latest arrangement sent to me from New York we sweat our heads bald off rehearsing well this is New Orleans practically the cradle of jazz you got to give them something new when do I leave well finish the week out see if you can do something about it by Monday if not I'll have to worse they lose to get Kruger's band I'm sorry Eddie but it's all right it's okay you're not running a charity bizarre but I didn't feel so cocky about it it looked like we were on the skids the band just didn't seem to have it and I wasn't good enough to figure out why and pull them out of it I was feeling pretty low when I went back to the dessert at bandstand to pick up some music the place was dark and empty except for a couple of scrub women cleaning up a dark nightclub can be an eerie place sometimes I got that feeling just before I saw it I saw it lying there on the floor between the stands it was a severed chicken claw with a red ribbon tied around it I almost laughed how did that thing get there then I picked it up and tossed it out on the floor where the scrub women were cleaning up it certainly wasn't expecting the reaction I got they took one look they turned and ran out I just recovered from that surprise and was bending down to pick up some music that had slipped to the floor when I heard someone come in I guess I was pretty well hidden from view anyway he didn't see me it was Johnny stats my drummer he was acting funny looking intently at the floor searching for something suddenly he spotted this chicken claw on the floor and grabbed it up with a terrific sigh of relief stuffed it into his pocket and walked out what I did then I did on a strange impulse and it changed the whole course of my life I followed Johnny stats I suppose I just meant to catch up with him and have a cup of coffee with him somewhere and ask him about the chicken claw but as I followed him farther and farther down into the view carry down the Congo Square it was a growing curiosity that kept me on his trail when he turned into that dark alley way I stopped and debated I felt like an eavesdropper and yet something drew me on I walked up that dark alley I passed that one lighted wind I told you before don't go back there honey but I went on throw a sort of tunnel into another alleyway then I stopped ahead of me Johnny stats stood before a dark dismal looking old wreck of a building suddenly he whistled a gigantic man appeared from out of the shadows Johnny handed in the chicken claw and he was motioned into the building and then I heard sounds coming from the upstairs of that building a throbbing drum a wailing an unearthly sound and yet wonderful an exotic fascinating rhythm this was music something new something sensational something that would set New Orleans on its ear and put Eddie block in the big time I had to get in there and hear it I was mighty busy for the next five minutes I ran back down the alley over turning five or six garbage cans before I found what I needed then back to that lighted window in the alley and a five spot in exchange for a red ribbon then I was back at the dark building walking up to that menacing shadow let me see your face okay easy with that knife my ribs are tender your face never been here before my friend Johnny stats up there he'll tell you miss Johnny your friend he asked you come here this chicken claw told me to come Papa Benchman send you down certainly you'll make me late Papa Benjamin wouldn't like that all right go along here first thing in all New Orleans I groped up the stairs half expecting to feel his knife in my back but I got to the top safely cautiously I opened the door was full of people they were in such a state of frenzy I wasn't even noticed I slipped into a corner and slipped down by the wall sitting on the floor it was a sight I'll never forget why fantastic hideous revolt fascinating the center of the room was an incredibly old man naked to the waist wearing a hideous mask and holding a live chicken while gestures weird incantations frantic dancing shouting and rolling of eyes and there was blood and always there was the chance nobody noticed me after a moment I took a piece of paper out of my pocket and again putting down the notes it was fantastic in 10 minutes I had it and I'd seen enough enough for a lifetime of life I began to feel sick and I wanted to get out I started to stand up suddenly the room went dead stranger is here his bony arms stretched out straight from the shoulder pointing at me like a narrow and there was blood on it what you do I know this man let me find out no one moved there was no sound in the room as Johnny stats came over and squatted beside me you're in terrible trouble honey I don't know if I can get out of it what is this stats and what are you doing here there's no time to talk now you've got to do something quicker you'll be a dead man why I'm in a very hard of New Orleans they wouldn't do listen you've seen enough tonight you know better it is only one way what join become one no it's the only way I can't save you and you'd better hurry up unless you do you'll never get out of here alive you you know what this is don't you this is voodoo okay sure I'll join up when I wait a minute Eddie there's a lot more to it than you think unless you're serious it'd be better to get cut to pieces right now don't worry I'm serious all right papaloi his spirit wishes to join our spirits the old man burns some feathers while the others watch silently came out all right he reads them the spirits of willow there were other things ritual ceremonies another sacrifice then after the chanting started again they brought me the sacrificial bowl I didn't have to be told what was in it I started to draw back drink any drink with a killer on the spot late next morning the band assembled at Maxim's for a rehearsal when Johnny Stats got there he found another drummer sitting in his place naturally he came to me what's all this about Eddie I don't want any voodoo lover in my band that's all Stats has a check for two weeks salary so you're crossing them are you brother I wouldn't want to be in your shoes for all the golden Fort Knox hell if you mean that bad dream last night I haven't told anybody and I won't have a laughter I'm only remembering what I can use of it the jungle is just trees to me the Congo or river and nighttime just time for electric lights but this new number you're gonna rehearse this morning I said I'd remember what I can use listen Eddie that Chad is sacred secret it was secret Eddie don't do it look here's a couple of sea notes hand them these that ought to pay my dues up from now to doomsday and I don't want to receive and if they try putting poison in my orange juice they'll end up on a chain it's not that easy Eddie you're one of us now get out goodbye dead man the manager of the club changed his mind about canceling our contract when he heard us rehearse the chant instead he spent five G's in publicity and Saturday night was set for the big unveiling seemed like all New Orleans tried to jam at the Maxons came to hear the voodoo chant a real thing just before we were ready to hit it Judy came up to me Eddie listen let's not do it what do you mean baby not do it well this is it this is our ticket to the big time it'll be a sensation I know but I got a funny feeling Eddie and look I found this under your dressing room door just a little while ago it sounds like a warning somebody doesn't want you to play that number let's see you can summon the spirits but can you dismiss them again think well forget it baby stats is trying to scare me because I fired him come on let's go this is the real thing ladies and gentlemen an accurate transcription not a notice been changed so now any block in his chips present for the first time anywhere the voodoo was a sensation they went crazy for a screen for more but we were playing a cage once a night that pack them in after it was over I went back to our dressing room Judy got there before me she was reading a newspaper somebody had brought in oh baby you were wonderful we wowed him we're in the money now yeah Eddie but boy boy am I tired I feel more tired than I've ever felt in my life nervous train I guess huh let down Eddie look here in the paper oh who cares about the paper now Eddie it's Johnny stats he's dead he drowned himself and like Porsche train this afternoon hey this afternoon well then that note it wasn't Johnny all Eddie look you can't blame yourself me oh no no no of course not but I think I know who to blame what do you mean nothing nothing Eddie why don't you lie down and rest for a few minutes you look worn out yes I am I I feel dead here let me take off your coat oh be careful what's new I don't know a funny thing what I was waving the baton in the chat I felt something a sharp pain and my back like a pin or something stuck me I don't feel anything there now maybe it slipped down I don't know couldn't have been much there now you just lie down you feel better in a few minutes you've been working too hard Eddie you should relax now and maybe take a few days off hey Eddie look here where'd this come from what it's a little doll it was lying on the dressing table quite Eddie it looks just like you let me see now that's funny look there in the bag there's a little pin sticking in the bag yes that's right where I felt the pain that started it next day I had a backache later there was a numbness that spread to my shoulders arms and legs I felt tired all the time listless dead I began to lose weight I couldn't get Johnny Stats out of my mind he'd introduced me to them vouched for me and he'd committed suicide he knew he hadn't waited I decided to get out of New Orleans I went to New York playing the chant of course I had to it was my biggest asset now but nothing changed I was losing weight from a husky 200 down to 160 I couldn't sleep maybe if I put a notion between I took an offer in London toured the continent away a year I was an international hit now the biggest attraction in music but I was down to 110 dying on my feet the doctors couldn't figure it out Reynolds in London told me you're as normal Mr. Block as anyone I ever examined you're so well balanced that you haven't even got that extra little touch of imagination most actors and musicians have I guess that's true doctor I'm just mediocre and yet you might say my success is killing me and so after two years I finally realized it was no use I came back back to New Orleans back to the dark alleyway down there Congo Square I could just barely drag myself along but I had to see Papa Benjamin I slowly climbed the stairs up to that loathsome door and went in there he was Papa Benjamin staring at me from the bed as if he'd been expecting me take that curse off me give me my life back I'll do anything anything you say what has been done cannot be undone you think the spirits of earth air fire water know what forgiveness means hit a seed for me then you brought it about here's money I'll give you twice as much all I earn all I ever hope to learn you have found the Obiah death has been on you from that night all over the world and in the air above you have marked the spirits with a chant that summons them and please here's a gun kill me now and be done with it I can't stand anymore all you have to do is shoot I'll write a note sign and say I did it myself but different slow oh slow no no no I can't stand that I won't I won't maybe if I kill you maybe then the spell will be broke no that's it kill you no no no and that's all commissioner then I came here the police station you know the rest well all right mr. black you don't believe me yes I believe him not about the curse of course I was your own mind they planted the suggestion in your mind you did the rest but it's playing that you killed in self-defense crazy kind of self-defense but I think we can manage it we'll try the commissioner managed it all right how is almost a story in itself our detective with a moulash false-face posed his Papa Benjamin and called the voodoo planned together and into a trap how they collected the evidence that proved my story and how they sent most of that voodoo bunch to jail my name wasn't even connected with the case so now I'm free I'm living again I've gained weight tiredness the numbness is gone I took a nice vacation went to Bermuda relaxed and had fun now I'm back in New Orleans at Maxims the whole thing is forgotten we're opening tonight and the place is packed everybody's come to hear the chant Eddie block and the chant we're on our way now nothing can stop us look at him Judy they're eating it up I was hoping I'd never hear this thing again what do you mean it's your trademark yours net is I tried to persuade him not to do it he wouldn't listen why you want imagining all that voodoo I don't know it was all in his mind that it nearly killed him I don't think you can put it out of your mind forget so easy when Eddie plays on sense hey wait a minute look at Eddie there's something wrong well he's staggering now let me pick him up he's probably just fainted no no leave him alone I guess Papa Benjamin one after all escape produced by William M. Robeson and directed by Norman McDonald today brought you Papa Benjamin by William Irish adapted for radio by John Dunkel with Frank Lovejoy as Eddie block Louis Van Rootman as Papa Benjamin Harry Bartell as the police commissioner and Joan Banks as Judy music was conducted by Eddie Dunstetter next week you are speeding through the night on the Eastern Bull Express you were alone and unarmed and suddenly you realize that your life is in danger but somewhere on the train are deadly killers from whom you must escape next week we escape with Harold Lam's exciting adventure story three good witnesses goodbye then until the same time next week when again we offer you escape this is CBS Columbia broadcasting system


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Thanks, thanks for coming here. I just saw your coalition panel discussion with other journalists and you were talking about the truth that you are trying to establish and the trust you are trying to bring into the public. So what do you think how Project Management can help you with establishing that truth? Well as you know there's a crisis of trust in our institutions starting with all forms of government but also the clergy and journalists and Congress and you name it and people are not trusting people anymore not trusting that they're being told the truth and I think that you know in as much as Project Management is about establishing a foundation of let's gather the facts let's see where we are truly and then let's form a plan that is based on factual data that we can change whatever we're trying to change so again it's a question of finding the truth and and then finding the trust in in the execution of those of what we need to do. That's right so at PMI we are trying to establish a profession of Project Management that people whoever wants to do something with a project can trust in the guys who are doing it for for this is another way how to make ideas into reality while we have to describe the current state with your journalist because you analyze what's going on what is the truth what is the the honesty that is there this honesty and then from that we build to become the profession who can establish the future which might be different for for the other thing so this I think these philosophical common ground between the honest and and project manager. Right I'm sure that's that's the case I mean the fact is then if that's the case then the project manager is going to have to tell some truth that the companies or the organizations that they work for might not want to hear and that's that's the challenge is how how do you speak truth to power which is really basically what the journalist does that's the role of the journalist and that's why I there's a sense that you know Western democracies which have basically relied on journalism and and media to expose the truth whether whether it's inconvenient or not we you know there's a concern that that is going away and will be replaced by people who are just going to expose fake news the wrong facts because it serves their purpose and they can manipulate the outcome and a project manager should not be in the business of manipulating should be in the process of directing where there's only one path really right right right we're actually a project leadership is about influencing people in an ethical way you know that the people can decide what they what they want to do preparing the decisions for sponsors for customers for companies that's the purpose of project management not really providing some dishonest things yeah so if we're talking about you know speaking out the truth to governments and the powerful people this requires a certain amount of moral courage and this is the same for project managers you know if I'm a project manager I have to disclose the real status of where we are going and and it has to be very open to them what what kind of decisions they could make right but so so what so the work of a journalist is to go and not only find the facts but verify the facts and so it seems to me that a project manager the first step is to say okay what are this what is the situation truthfully right right and and to verify that this is in fact the case and then present a realistic view of not only where the organization or whatever project they're on but how what are the causes of action you know a lot of a lot of people hit a wall for whatever reason and because of tradition and and because they they you know reluctant to face the facts then the organization fails and I'm assuming that that's a big part of what you're trying to solve


So I am CTO of a startup called AlmaBase, and Manoj is our chief interaction designer. We wanted to quickly give you an idea of what we've been through over the past one year in terms of the customer versus consumer dilemma, specifically in context of user experience, research, and design. So I think to explain this well, I think I need to give you a quick context of what AlmaBase does. So AlmaBase is a SaaS-based platform which helps colleges build powerful alumni networks for themselves. So we fundamentally believe that alumni networks have a lot of potential, and we help colleges build those. So if you look at it, our customer is essentially the college. So the key decision makers, slightly old people, not looking up the internet. So we need to delight them to be able to sell the customer. But our end user is essentially the alumni and the students. So we face a lot of challenges trying to figure out what is the best mix in order to delight both the customer and the end consumer. So talking about customers, I mean, one of the things we realized was, while the benefit is for the end consumer, somehow we need to give them a wow experience to be able to get them to say, okay, we want to use your product. So just to sort of give you an example, after we spoke to a lot of people and tried to figure out what really delights them, actually in the end, what we did, something that's working really well for us is nothing to do with the product itself. So what we ended up doing was we built a tool which helped us share a simple link which people can sort of then share and use and be able to sort of go through the entire product step by step in a guided fashion and also provided us, and I mean, we've built an ability for us to control it remotely. And we didn't change anything with the product and that in itself helped us delight our, the key decision makers and helped us increase, I mean, decrease sales cycles and increase sales to a certain extent. And with respect to alumni and students, I think the challenge is very different with respect to how you do user experience research and Manoj is going to talk about it. Thank you. Hi. So I hope you're all like, there's a mix of UX designers here. So I wanted to tell that you all know that user experience design is about building useful and usable products and services and also create a wow factor around them. But it happens easily if you have a clear use case, if you have a clear goal for the consumer. But in our case, it's very different and the main problem is coming because the consumer, it's not like they love something and they hate something or they need something. Then it's easy to design, but the consumer doesn't know what do they need. So that's a bigger challenge we are facing and but we are not down, we are excited to take this challenge by having a clear user-centered design process. Some of it we saw yesterday in Intude stock. It's about going to the field, doing the user research properly and then getting insights from the users and that's how we want to sell them a dream or create a possibility in the dimension of social network. And we're all excited and we hope if you like, we want to hear what your opinions are and you can drop in anytime and thank you.


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Welcome to JSATV Europe, together with the Greener Data Movement for this quarter's JSALive event focused on closing the digital divide with digital infrastructure deployment. I'm Jean-Marie Lim and joining me today is Stella Carangua, co-founder of Jumbo Tech and a member of the Infrastructure, Masons Education Committee and Upper Secondary Skills Subcommittee. Stella, it's a pleasure speaking to you. It's been a long time, especially with COVID in the middle, so it's good to catch up finally. Yes, indeed. Thank you to have me as a guest and really happy to be here. No, I appreciate you being here. I think the work that you do, I think it's quite fascinating because you work with quite a wide range of very critical topics, one of them being of course the digital divides that we're going to be discussing, especially within the French-speaking countries, which is quite a nice twist as well to the conversations that we have in this sector because it's usually focused on a country or a region per se. So with that said, let's just jump right in. So how would you characterize or describe the digital divide within the French-speaking world? I would say the digital divide within the French-speaking world is very high. I think the history of French-speaking countries, it depends on regions. Mainly it's maybe some part of Canada, France, Switzerland and Belgium, but then most of it is in Africa where, let's say, privilege is quite low and access to education is quite very difficult. So the digital divide is very big on the economical side but also on the gender side because less women tend to have less access and a lot of people. And I guess adding to that as well, the economic barriers that some of the countries face, they don't help to closing this gap. Exactly. It doesn't help for sure, but I think what's different in those regions for me I come from a region that is quite multilingual, I'm Rondis, but coming in France, I grew up in Belgium, I discovered more Western Africa and I can see it's a bit like France, it's a small world, less on the, not everyone, but it's more like in the French-speaking world, French-speaking Africa or French-speaking international French-speaking. So it can be hard to get out from it and maybe get new ideas, but at the same time you have people who are very motivated to change the status quo and then you have really interesting ideas, I think, because many want to be more external and international and for that you need to speak also other languages. That was actually going to be my next point before we jump into this infrastructure side of the topic is the language barriers. I mean coming for example from the Portuguese-speaking world, we do know there's a big constraint around speaking for example English and pretty much everything is done in English. So is that a barrier to the digital divide as well within the French-speaking countries? To me yes, maybe some would say the contrary to me completely because when I see how I got to get in the digital infrastructure industry it wasn't very easy, but the fact that I was speaking English to get access to information and get more people interested in it so I could get information, it was more easy. When you speak French you stay a bit in your world and then if you don't have someone around who speaks digital infrastructure then you stay in your own world. And yeah, it's for me a big barrier and also to get a job. For example, I am quite keen of the center industry and I get people to be interested in but when they get to the fact that you have to speak English most of the time from technician to accountant to anyone that works lots, you need to speak English and it's a barrier for them and I think it's very sad and we need to do something around there in the industry to really bridge that gap because it's economical and it adds an economical restraint to plus time, plus investment, etc. It's an important point. Any hinders business as well, but I remember the old days, I mean eight years ago going to places like France or Luxembourg, Belgium and you will visit the data center and no one will speak English but they had a good business but the sector became so international that I think nowadays people don't speak English, it's very hard to be part of it and I don't know if that's good, if that's bad but again like you said probably we need new avenues to allow other people to come in as well and not exclude them just based on language skills. So speaking up on data centers and digital infrastructure assets in a wider scale how can that kind of help leverage the digital divides and going back into the French speaking world into the country that need most infrastructure at the moment? I think what it can do first of all for me it's maybe a bit straightforward as much as simple action for me. Action for me is more go also simple so people get in without having it too complicated you know explain it easily with simple word in the language that's why for example I use English because I still think that we need to be international but I use French also because I want to make sure French speaking it's not their fault if they don't speak English or any other language but if we don't action it and if we don't put it out there they won't start themselves to do something if they are a bit interested and I don't know who but there are people out there and I'm sure the way I got to enjoy this industry and the way I can see possibilities for myself or I mean you too I mean how can this be close to anyone whether you speak French, English, Portuguese or any other language and to be honest we cannot afford it to be closed because we don't have enough people to even work in it so if you close it and you make it hard then I mean it's gonna be hard to get out of that loop as well so I think language definitely needs a bit more attention I mean we're all guilty of it because we're speaking in English in this interview in English for example and we're both in Paris and all our websites, everything runs in English as well so we're all guilty of it and maybe it's something that we need to address more closely as a collective as well and sooner rather than later but then I was just gonna ask as well so what would you say are some of the strategies for measuring defectiveness of digital infrastructure initiatives in terms of reducing the digital divide and addressing the economic barriers that we've spoken so all beyond the language barriers I'd say the measures I do take account I would say I basically we did a lot of research I'll respond it this way we did a lot of research we've checked the measurables and the gender fact let's say sorry for all the Franklish here the gender and I don't know there's so many actually there is 27 discrimination and I went in to dig it up and try and understand all those differences the mechanism to get it out how states put it out and to be honest I even did a burnout from it it was so much information but at the end of the day it's a bit the storytelling I heard about around me because through that all my life or the people around me I have so many people who are different whether it's economical or where they are born or their gender or their orientation whether it's political I don't know I don't care to be honest but it's the fact that what brought the problems all the problems back together was access to information access to education not especially big schools or anything just simple education about digital infrastructure what is it, what is it how do we get the internet all this for me was more the catalyzer of how can we meet everyone because most of the people around the larger public has no idea about all those measurables it's not that they don't care they don't maybe have time they don't know so what can bring us together education, information because it's lacking if it's you and me get in I come from a family who is educated when I go to work the people who are not educated they don't go to my studies because they think it's not for them how can you break this because we can do research but when it comes to go to the large public will you talk about research measurables no so let's go to the public let's go ask them let's go see why those measurables happen actually why does it happen and let those people explain us why and then we'll be able to go to them and for me Jambotec the way it function we try to listen and also because we represent them I don't know if it's a good response but it is because I think sometimes we get so embroiled in these discussions and we very quickly go into the technical side of things and the digital inclusion of technical and engineering and we forget that it does need to come back to the basic sometimes which is how do you work a computer how do you keep your computer safe how do you keep your data safe so those basic digital education needs and I think what you said I mean education information is power anyone that has information and factual information is a very important side of also educating in the digital world is being able to understand what's real what's not I think it's two very good points and I mean you already kind of mentioned also Jambotec I was going to ask first for you to tell us a little bit more about what does Jambotec do I know you also launching a podcast soon so or you already launched it it's fine soon coming it gives a bit of an idea of what you guys do as an organization and then also how does it translate then into helping these digital device and educating more people towards the digital world actually it started with the podcast Jambotec center podcast and launching it it's fine because I mean it's not not yet and it's totally fine and I think anyway our aim for so people know our aim even if we don't get like very known if it's just one person if it gets to one person for me we won already but it started with that sentence basically and what I said before how can we get to the people to know that they can actually have a better job have a better pay and this is not complicated everyone can get to it see what is the digital infrastructure is basically you can go to zero one electricity anyway but simple stuff to explain what it is because if if you see for example Africa or getting in France I saw that access to education like school is way harder than in Belgium and I'm like so for sure you can be privileged and I'm privileged how can we find a solution where everyone can get in whether you studied whether you didn't study whether you're a woman whether you're big whether anything but as long as you're interested in something or you want to dare something you didn't do before because you're lost somewhere you want to succeed in something you don't know and it's also not only about digital infrastructure you want to understand so science technology engineering but also arts mathematics we want to make sure like everyone gets an idea of everything because the the digital infrastructure is big and we need all the sectors that get that get in and to also prove that anyone has is place in it whether you like languages whether you like numbers whether you like cleaning organizing it's fine but don't think like you're gonna go do mathematics big mathematics come and learn about project management for example financial management gain something and you'll see what you'll do with that and when you learn this you can teach it to someone else that's what we got because I was Belgian already I don't know because they study a lot to be honest that's true so maybe it's like also having different kind of people doing it because we only see mainly people who look like you Joao I mean not exactly I think you're already part of diversity not because it's bad I don't think you chose it but the society is like this so it's also bringing people who usually don't think they have their position there and put them out there and have some kind of friendship and collaboration with public partners private partners members but turned around members and who can also be role models for all those disciplines it's quite clear but we try to be 2023 it's about social media it's about doing music or going in a concert instead of doing going in a place where there's only business about data centers or you know because that doesn't appeal a guy who's 23 and looking for something he want to do because it samples all that combine and go out there and members going explain themselves their passion you know and I think that's can be more appealing than the usual talks we have which is interesting to me but not to my sister who's Jambotec to be honest sometimes it's just coming down out of our own pedestal and try to explain things in a slightly different way you're talking about skills the amount of people that have skills that can be so easily transferable into things that the industry needs or even people in the industry can go to I've got a lot of friends that are now in the phase where they're trying to change industries they're just realizing how transferable their skills are there's of course an education process to go through to learn about a whole new industry when you land into it but the core skills a lot of people already have them and it's not that scary I was going to ask is we will have to cut short soon as well I was going to ask are you positive on how things are going industry wise in terms of bringing more people in closing the digital divide are you positive on how things are going or you think we are talking a lot and not doing much I think no I'm positive I'm just positive because people are doing much and I don't like the word negative so I would say we could improve on how we approach people I'm not saying our way is the better but we need to diversify because anyway the new generation I'm only 35 I feel outdated already because it's going fast we have people who are 10 years younger who were born in the internet I was not they go faster and they understand way faster than me they think differently they just see the world differently also I mean it's not a cliché and I don't want to to put people in a box it's just this is what we have now so let's continue but let's diverse a bit and collaborate also what are we saying we want diversity so let's collaborate differently also so we can also bring different stuff I think collaboration is very very key especially when we want to bring other languages into it a lot of collaboration is going to have to happen but Stella, merci pour parler avec moi I hope that was okay it was perfect as for you I hope you enjoyed the video don't forget to check our social channels until next time happy networking thank you


Hi everyone, I'm Ashley Burns, DAV's Deputy National Communications Director and I'm here today to talk to you a little bit about DAV's 2021 critical policy goal of ensuring equitable benefits and services for women and minority veterans. As I'm sure you'll recall in the past, we did have a critical policy goal specifically focusing on women veterans, but due to the fact that these populations of underrepresented veterans are growing, we thought it was important that we include underrepresented women veterans, minority veterans, LGBT veterans, as well in this critical policy goal. So why the need to focus on minority veteran populations, you may ask? Well, first of all, Black, Latino, and other ethnic minorities now comprise about 20% of the VA's patient population. Women veterans make up around 10% and an estimated 5% identify as LGBT. Now, as the veteran population decreases, these populations are growing, though the total veteran population is projected to decrease from about 18.6 million in 2016 to 12.9 million in 2040, the percentage of minority veterans is expected to rise from 23% to 34% over that same time period. We know that racial and ethnic minorities experience disparities in medical treatment and health outcomes across all of healthcare. For example, rates of COVID-19 among Black and Hispanic veterans are double those experienced by white veterans, as well as homelessness, unemployment, and certain chronic health conditions are actually also more prevalent among Black veterans than other veteran peers. Some minority veterans, including women and LGBT veterans, also encounter things like harassment, racism, and discrimination when accessing VA care, and they also report delaying or foregoing VA care if they experience that harassment or perceive their care environment as unwelcoming or threatening. So let's talk for a minute about the LGBT veteran population. Now, VA estimates there are approximately 1 million LGBT veterans in the U.S. and that there are about 9,000 transgender veterans that have received health care through VHA. So you'll notice I said estimated. VA does not have an accurate indication of these figures for a couple of reasons. First, many LGBT veterans in studies have indicated they do not self-record their orientation or gender identity to VA for fear of bias, refusal of treatment, or even harassment. Second, VA does not ask this one direct and important question of its patients, which could help to better inform health care providers. Now, following the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell in 2011, VA adopted new policies and programs to address issues related to LGBT veterans and also established VHA's Office of Health Equity as well as the LGBT Health Program. However, an October 2020 Government Accountability Office report notes that the VA still lacks a standardized method of collecting sexual orientation and self-identified gender identity data among veterans. Additionally, many veterans who were given bad paper discharges under Don't Ask, Don't Tell to include those kicked out for related behavioral issues may be unaware that they can apply for official military reviews and a possible discharge upgrade, making them then eligible for VA health care benefits in burial rights. And that doesn't even include the estimated 100,000 veterans who were given other than honorable discharges before Don't Ask, Don't Tell existed. Now, let's change gears a little bit here and talk about women veterans. I am extremely pleased to note that in December, after many years of advocacy work by Joy Elam and her team, and with your persistence in working with your elected officials, the Johnny Isaacson and David Pirro M.D. Veterans Healthcare and Benefits Improvement Act of 2020 passed. In it were a number of provisions that were originally included in the Deborah Sampson Act across areas to improve access, increase staff cultural competency, and to eliminate sexual assault and harassment. There were 22 provisions in total that came from the Deborah Sampson Act, and many of those provisions came right from the pages of DAB's Very Own Women Veterans Report, so we are incredibly proud to see this passed. Some of those provisions include things like the establishment of the Office of Women's Health within VA, expanded VA treatment and counseling for military sexual trauma, and of course the establishment of a policy to end sexual assault and harassment, among many, many other very important provisions. Now, maybe you've been tracking the news for the past few years and maybe you've heard that the VA has a problem with harassment. Now, whatever you may have heard, the facts are actually pretty clear. Harassment is not specific to any one group of veterans, but continues to be a notable problem within VA. According to VA, one in four women veterans has experienced some form of sexual harassment or assault at a VA facility. For men and women, regardless of gender, color, orientation, harassment is a barrier to care. VA can improve its programs and services all at lights, but it will not have the desired impact of improving access until it can create that welcoming, safe environment. And lastly, it will take strong leadership to address this issue from the top down and across every VA facility. We need the VA to employ a comprehensive leadership-driven and department-wide strategy to eliminate sexual harassment and assault within VA. Now, the bottom line to this entire critical policy goal is to ensure that we as a nation are honoring all of our veterans and recognizing their service, sacrifice, and the contributions that they've made in and out of uniform. I thank you all so much for joining me today and to learn a little bit more about this and all of DAV's critical policy goals, please visit our site at dav.org slash 2021 midwinter.


So I know this is not the live video that I promised for today. Life got in the way and just gonna have to deal with a regular video this time. So sorry about it. I will do the one that I promised, like probably tomorrow, but life got in the way and sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do. And today what I gotta do is a pre-recorded video. So we're gonna go over some of these blunts from resin art, which you can't even see because I don't know how to work the cameras like B does. So hopefully I figured it out. Let's get to it. I don't know if I have these on the website yet, but if I don't I'll have them on the website tonight. I've seen Leslie do some pretty cool things with them. I haven't investigated them myself as well as the like interference colors. There's so many. There's not enough hours in the day for me to play with every color that comes through the doors. Not complaining. I love it. But then I also love my favorite colors. So I don't know. Let's get things started. And before you guys think that I'm drinking resin, I just don't wanna ruin one of my favorite glasses. So I'm gonna put that bad boy over there. Tink. All right. So the resin that we're gonna use today is shocker. Art coat from Stone Coat Countertops. This is my favorite resin right now. And I could go on and on about the reasons, but if you've seen any of my videos recently, then you know that it's just a bad A resin. I don't wanna put the whole bad word in there, but you know. If you've tried it, you know, we'll put it that way.  So I think I'm gonna use about six ounces for this canvas. I'm pretty sure it's a 10 by 20 something. I'm not mathing or measuring today. Then again, when do I? But yeah. Sorry about that, Siren. And if you're new to resin, you just have to mix this up till it runs clear, which is about three minutes. So this is the boring part. If I had like Kardashian money, I would hire someone to mix my resin for sure. How funny is that? Of all the things I would pay for, that's the one I went with, resin mixer. Any of you guys are in Dallas and want to intern, please apply within. Supply is provided. Isn't that how that works? I don't know. It's so different. Excuse me, talking to a camera without Jeff being right here to interact with. Are you guys being in cyber world to chat with? Anyways, so you need to mix this fully because if you don't, you're gonna end up with a very sad day because either your piece will set too fast or it won't set at all. Very first piece I ever did, never set at all. I held onto it for had to have been at least three months. I was just being sad watching it. I checked on it every day, never set up. It was sad. Jeff finally was like, you gotta throw that away. And he was right, and so I did. I just love sharing heartwarming tales with you guys.  This will help to incorporate the A and the B parts fully because if you don't, you may end up with a weak spot that won't set. So then you have to dig that out, put alcohol into a flood coat, and hopefully the weak part isn't in the middle of like one of your favorite parts of your piece. But it always is. If you've ever had that happen, you know that the weak spot is always where you would least want it to be. I hope that makes sense. Apparently words are all so difficult for me today, but what's new? Anything? All right. So I don't know exactly the best way to like showcase these blingant colors, but what I'm planning on doing is doing like a whole bunch of blues, like darker colors, but I'm also gonna incorporate like a powder, a tint, a paste, a base, a tint just to see how they react in all the different options. We'll use Amethyst, that sounds good. So I'm gonna use Stormy Seas. It's a dark blue, is this new? It's a dark blue paste from Color Obsession. It's one of my favorites. When people ask me, I guess I should put resin in here first. What the best like deep part of the ocean color would be, it would be this. It's kind of like a deep, purpley blue color. It looks black on, I don't know if you guys can see this. Where are you? There you are. See the thinner areas? You can see kind of the true color, but you'll see it in the resin anyways. I don't know what I'm even talking about. Blathering, blathering, blabbering. Let me know below. Is it blabbering or blathering? Cause I don't know, words. So these epoxy paste mix in, and you can kind of see it really good there. Wait, my hands in the way. I think I have my camera situated kind of like upside down and backwards. Anyways, I carry these colors in our online store. Hit us up if you're in the market for some pastes or pigment powders that are specifically designed for resin, epoxy, et cetera. It makes a difference, I'm telling you. Next color I'm using is turquoise by color obsession. It's not the deep turquoise that I usually favor. And that's because I already have so many dark colors going on in this piece. I don't want to darken it too much. I want to have some light areas, you know? If you use usually like acrylic paints in your resin, then you know the cautionary tale about not adding too much paint into your resin. And typically the rule is 10% pigment to resin in general. With like tints and inks, you can kind of push that boundary a little bit. So the next color is color obsession turquoise. This is the powder. I just love the way this kind of powder shimmers. It's almost holographic, almost, not completely. But it's like a beautiful light blue color with like this green shimmer in it, magic. All right, now I'm gonna use Amethyst by color. This is gonna be an all color obsession piece. Usually I have one just resin mixed into the mix, mixed into the mix. Who am I? And maybe I still will. They have beautiful colors as well. Oop, that was fun. With these tints, you don't have to add that much. And they usually come with a pipette, which I just have not added to that as my rock star. And I just didn't. You don't wanna add too much of the tint. It's not gonna thicken it, it'll just thin it a lot. And I'm not really sure what would happen if you do. The tints are all transparent. That took away some of my gesso. Maybe I'll explore that idea later. So let's do some bling-its. Let's do, I've never used that oyster whenever I used any of these. Let's do the bling-it gold. As you all know, I like to incorporate some gold into my pieces. So it's super shimmery, sparkly. Definitely works with that bling-it label it comes with. And I am way sure that I just overloaded that a little bit, but, yellow. Et cetera. I put a little bit more resin on top of that to make sure it doesn't just puff up in my face when I go to mix it. When you mix powders, you really wanna make sure you have some kind of like protection. You don't wanna breathe micas. It's not good for your health. And I have a little bit of clear left. I'm just gonna drop in some stone coat base tint. You don't have to use a lot when you use this stuff, but I want to see what the bling-it does with stone coat. So how did purple get in there? My life, that's how it's so that's mixed in well. And usually I have something on the base of my canvas to make my colors glide over the surface more easily, but I didn't make enough resin. So instead I'm just gonna use some of these to kind of put a thin layer down. This canvas was a painting I didn't like it, didn't sell, so I decided to paint over it. And so that's what we're doing. I just spray painted it back to white. So the positive of that is it's more sturdy. Look at that gradient. It's almost like working with birds, oil paints, and that like I can get a nice fade between one color to the next, from one color to the next. Y'all, I'm not, I'm not wording well today. We're working on switching around our studio a little bit. We're gonna put our bedroom where our office is and our office where our bedroom is. No, it's recorded and recording, and I'm just gonna push the recording. So, okay, it's a little bit dark on camera, but it's not gonna show teals anyways. So I don't know, see if I can brighten this up a little bit. Let me see. I hope I haven't just made just not enough resin, but we will see how it goes. I don't really have a plan for this. I'm just kind of adding color because it's not so much a design piece as it is a test of certain products piece. Right, so we got some color down. Is that some heat, maybe? Too much heat. We got some wiping paper. These are also available on my website, but you guys, you can make it on your own with some like parchment paper. Just regular paper if you don't want it. Okay. It doesn't slide over as easy and you can't wipe it off like that. This definitely has a gloss to it, so it makes reusing easier, but definitely don't feel like you're married to the idea of you have to purchase it from me. You can definitely make your own. However, if you don't feel like doing it by yourself, you can always get them from me. I'm just kind of wiping the residue, the leftover back onto the piece so that it's not like a waste of product. And it is very cold here today, so this is not moving easy. Let's heat it up just a little bit. Now you can use a torch or a heat gun, whatever you're more comfortable with. Don't just think cause it's a heat gun, it's safer. I burnt myself with a heat gun and not a torch. So just put that in your brain. Love this torch cause it comes with this attachment. And I can kind of push and maneuver the resin. Makes me happy when I can do that. I have a link to it in our Amazon store, which is in the description box below if you're interested. If not, it's cool. I love this dark area. I think it gives it a little bit of a balance since it's so busy. And there's this gradual fade up here, resin. And there's something trying to live in my piece, so I'm gonna try to get that out. It's a kujo hair, of course. Those are prevalent in our house. So now I have this blanket gold, and it's super sparkly. It's super radiant, radiant, let's go radiant. Just gonna put a line right through here. Oh, it's a dazzler. How fun is that? I'll answer my question for you. Super fun. Let's add a little bit more of it through here. Let me put some of this teal next to it so I can like maneuver one over the other and see if we can come up with some really neat design. You got some heat. Let's get our splicing paper out. Voila. This bling is not joking with it's name. It's not a drill. It is super blingy. I know it like glows under that purple, but I probably already have, because that's my life in the crazy lane. So I'm digging it, but I need it to like move well with the piece, so I wanna tilt it just a bit so that it's like fully incorporated, and it makes sense. Because if I just added those lines and just left it, it may not make that much sense. But if I add the lines and tilt it, then it'll have a consistent fluid movement in the piece. So there we go. I'm gonna do a video of this and put it in the ATD's poor people group so that you guys can see the true colors because of course as per use, my camera's like, mm-mm. I don't like teal or purple, so everything's gonna live in the blue. Whatever.  You'll probably see that before you see this actual whole video, but yellow. I made it in, because I'm a part-time rock star, so whatever. Thank you guys for tuning in, watching, seeing what I'm up to. Look how orange my hand is. This, this is so much more accurate to my actual skin tone. Life. Anyways, let me give you guys some things to read. Here's your homework. Wait for it, wait for it. There you go. Read all these things. Check us out on different avenues of the World Wide Web. And if you're interested in any of these colors, I'll have a bling it's up tonight slash tomorrow. And if you guys won the drawing, I'm going to be putting those in tonight slash tomorrow. So Lori, Diane, and there's one more. This is not them. Merry crushing, Harris. I'll be having those live in a minute. Hi, Ms. Kujo got a haircut today. Come here. Come here. He looks adorable as ever. Oh, I know it moves. You're the cutest one. Anyways, thanks you guys for tuning in. I will see you tomorrow for a live video at 8 p.m. Central Standard, United States of America time. Delft, Texas is where we are. So, Google that to know when we're going live in your time zone. And yeah, thanks for watching y'all. Be kind to one another. You never know what someone may be going through. Bye. I said bye.


Hello everyone, welcome to a video lecture on registers which are connected in series. Myself, K.R. Biradar, Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, Vulture Institute of Technology, Sholapur. Let us start with the learning outcomes first. At the end of this session, you will be able to justify the circuit behavior when registers are connected in series. Registers which are in series, when two or more registers are connected such that their one end is connected to another end, then they are said to be in series. The registers could be simple registers or bulbs or heating elements etc. The registers are measured in ohm and the symbol is used is shown here. Consider there are three registers R1, R2 and R3 are connected in series. The total or effective resistance of three registers R1, R2, R3 is given by Rs is the total or effective resistance is equal to R1 plus R2 plus R3. This is a circuit diagram or a network having three registers which are connected in series. The registers are R1, R2, R3 which are connected in series and having a supply voltage of VV. The sign conventions are shown in the network. The current flowing in the entire circuit is I but the voltage across each resistance will be different. The voltage across R1 is V1, the voltage across R2 is V2 and voltage across R3 is V3. But the current in all the registers will be same I. This is the actual picture of practical registers which are connected in series. You can see here 1 kilo ohm, 2 kilo ohm and 3 kilo ohm are registers are connected in series and there is a supply voltage or battery is connected across these registers. Expressions for registers in series according to Ohm's law if same current is flowing through different registers of different values then the potential difference across each register must be different. That means, we have already seen the current in all the registers will be same but voltage will be different in different registers. Let V1, V2 and V3 with a potential difference are voltage drop across each of the registers R1, R2 and R3 respectively. Then we can write V1 equal to I R1, V2 equal to I R2 and V3 equal to I R3. But the total voltage V is equal to sum of voltages across each register. Therefore, V equal to V is a total supply voltage which is equal to sum of the voltage drop across each registers. V equal to V1 plus V2 plus V3. So, V1 already we have know I into R1 similarly V2 equal to I into R2 and V3 is I R3. Substitute those things I R1 plus I R2 plus I R3 which is equal to we take I common I into R1 plus R2 plus R3 which is also equal to I into RS where RS is a total R equivalent resistance. Its value is RS equal to R1 plus R2 plus R3. We can see the circuit where supply voltage and only one RS instead of connecting R1, R2, R3. So, the equivalent resistance RS is mentioned in the circuit the current flowing is I. When several resistance are connected in series the total or equivalent resistance is the sum of individual resistance. In general if n number of registers are connected in series therefore, RS equal to R1 plus R2 plus R3 etcetera or n. Let us see one example. Here there are three resistance R1, R2, R3 are connected in series. There is supply voltage of V there sign conventions you can see in the diagram. There equivalent resistance also you can see. So, the equivalent resistance will be RS. Here three resistances R1, R2, R3 are connected in series. The total or effective resistance RS equal to R1 plus R2 plus R3. Suppose we have R1 equal to 2 ohm and R2 equal to 3 ohm and R3 equal to 4 ohm supply voltage V is given 10 volt. Therefore, we can calculate the RS equal to 7 ohm because all the three resistances are connected in series. We can directly add those resistances 2 plus 3 plus 4 which is equal to 7 ohm in the network. So, here RS in the second equivalent circuit you can say RS equal to 7 ohm in this example. The current flowing is I supply voltage is also V. You can see one more example. Calculate the equivalent resistance for the circuit which is connected to 24 volt battery. And also find the potential difference across 4 ohm and 6 ohm resistors in the circuit. You can see this diagram there is a 24 volt battery is connected. There are two resistances R1 which is equal to 4 ohm and R2 which is equal to 6 ohm are connected in series. The current flowing across this network is I. We need to calculate the equivalent resistance or total resistance or effective resistance. And also potential difference across or voltage drop across 4 ohm and 6 ohm resistors. Since the resistances are connected in series the effective resistance in the circuit is equal to 4 plus 6. Directly get added the value equal to 10 ohm. Since these resistances are connected in series the effective resistance are equivalent resistance is greater than the individual resistance. The current I in the circuit equal to total voltage divided by equivalent resistance. That is also equal to voltage he has given 24 volt. So, equivalent resistance we have connected equivalent resistance 4 ohm and 6 ohm are in series. Their value we have found out is 10. So, the current in the circuit becomes equal to 2.4 ampere. Now, we shall find the voltage across 4 ohm resistor. V1 is the voltage across 4 ohm resistors V1 equal to I R1. Current is same, but V1 and V2 are different drops in different resistors when connected in series. V1 equal to I into R1. I equal to 2.4 ohm and R1 is 4 ohm which comes out to be 9.6 volt. Similarly, voltage across 6 ohm resistors V2 equal to I into R2. I is 2.4 into 6 ohm which is equal to 14.4 volt. Now, we shall see a multiple choice question on this series resistance. Equivalent resistance of the resistors connected in series is dash individual resistance. Pass the video and think and try to write your answer. The options are the equivalent resistance of the resistors connected in series is definitely greater than individual resistance because when resistance are connected in series the total resistance will get added. So, here second one is the answer. These are the references used to prepare the above PPP. Thank you.


Ladies and gentlemen, distinguished colleagues, dear friends, it gives me great pleasure to contribute to Safer Internet Day 2013, which this year highlights the importance of online rights and responsibilities in building a safer online environment for our children. Today, information and communication technologies, ICTs, are the drivers of the social and economic progress. Even in times of financial crisis, the ICT sector has flourished, and some companies have become the leading generators of wealth and business opportunities. The ICT sector is opening up new frontiers, and the mobile revolution has shown phenomenal growth. With new business opportunities, new opportunities have arrived for young people to shine with their inherent creativity, innovation and dynamism. At the same time, the dramatic changes associated with the spread of ICTs also brings new risks and threats to safety and security, especially for children who are among the most vulnerable members of our societies. The China Online Protection Initiative COP, in line with ITU's global cybersecurity agenda, is aiming at building an international security framework for children and young people. COP provides an excellent platform where, by collectively working together, we can ensure a harmonized and comprehensive approach and share best practices related to the online protection of children. It is my personal commitment to work closely with our member states in order to ensure that the implementation of national strategies and policies will foster the online rights and responsibilities of stakeholders, and above all, will address interests and challenges of children and youth. Dear friends, under the patronage of President Laura Chintia of Costa Rica, I am pleased to announce that in September 2013, ITU will be organizing the Global Youth Summit, which will provide a global platform to bring youth together to join forces and create solutions for social good enabled through widespread access to ICTs. This will be a unique occasion for youth to advocate their online rights and demonstrate how ICTs are empowering them to fulfill their own dreams and careers. I urge everyone, including leaders, experts, private companies, civil society, and educators to help us by joining ITU's Child Online Protection Initiative in making cyberspace peaceful in order to protect our future and that of our children. And I applaud each and every one of you for your contributions to Safer Internet Day 2013. Thank you.


I think kata si zivangi. Naji zivi tu muna ndanga muna pata wuka muna pigwa si Jubei. This was a new LV, Louis Vuitton. Ayata si zivangi. It was too expensive. Mambo vipu mpenzim taza majio S.P.M.Baz. Kuzota kumaisya tukohapa kukufundisha. Tukohapa kukulemisha vilevile. Tukohapa kuku entertain. Tumitanda kujamiskozote u na nufaha mukama silver kido. Lheo hi, nemeza kufiko, kagila nyumangu nico danni yansihem flan. Mazi ikini humaia ni me tulia kipeke oki angalia panjia kunza. Ne me karibishio namagariza kipahari si juli me potatoa ama nime fika. Bali nico injia ya nyumba flani. Jengo hi nakia kipahari, jengo hi nakia kipeke. Oki angalia u linzi kwanzi o pala kunnasi ziti vizi ahamsini. Kunna light na kunna get yakifahari.  I'll be in Kisi, so I was about to leave. Kisi? Alright. Bahati, nashkuru sana kudupafuza kwanza, kama wana ASP Mbaz. Nga wami tu supportu mi ya kamingi sana, tunasema asante sana kudushikam kona. Buti tako saa ho? Imbia buti tako karibu nyumbani. Nita mucinjiya. Maybe ya kuna ma liya elephant. Ha tu liye. Ha tu liye. Nga, Bahati, it's first time na fikakuwako. Nma, nimi butiwa sana nama zingira kidogo. Umo eka nyasi, of course, kuna issue a climate change. You wanna go play? Or you wanna do the interview? I want to do the interview. You want to do the interview? Okay, go first tell mommy that the visitors are here so that she can prepare breakfast, okay? Okay. And then I'll come inside. Okay? Let me put you there. Ok, kumiliya nimi karebisha na malkiwa Bahati, ya nimi mapenziya familiya, nimi mapenziya kibike, wekama mzazi. Mdusi. Nga, naji ui kiswa liye? Asi maza kizungu, angu yote na malizi anga kwa watotu. Ui wongu. Sia pesa nisha kwa watotu? Niki zungu. Niki zungu. Bahati, kumilagilation for what you've done in your life since you started singing bakaluhi. We Tempeh ya Kabula, Kabula nkukisanda. Ya, we Tempeh ya Kabula, Kabula nkukisanda. Tu kutu na zari yukubu bachaba tisha kidogo, e'butu sa idea tu elewe. Eh, nga, this is not the dream house. This is just the first house. No, this is not the first house, sorry. This is the that house. And I gave Diana this house I think, this was a gift for fifth anniversary, if I'm not wrong. Was it? No, this was for valentines, yeah, sixth valentines, this car was for fifth anniversary, that was like three years ago, if I'm not wrong, and I think it was her favorite car for so long, it's a Mercedes Benz ML350. I, by the way, I think it's because I don't put number plates in front. And for so long, my number plates have been 171e, so I know the number. Yes, so wakasimanda Rudisha kwa yard, you know, and I understand it because I think in Kenya we have created a culture where our musicians have been so broke and they always feel like everyone is like cloud chasing when they do something, you know. Kido, any day you see me trending with anything, just know I own it. You own it? Yeah, any day, you know. Yeah, this is my... We can fake it till you make it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but you know, you can... Mogan, come say hi. You are taking a drive, I'm at work. Kuja salimiyane. Kuja tu salimiyane, alafuende shubhili zako. Yeah, this is Mogan. Mogan is my first month. Mogan, say hi. Good. Everything is good? No, they go to expensive schools. They talk in English. Now, Mogan, a message to your dad, amazing dad. A message. Yeah, sweet message to your dad. But a short one that is simply the best that I've ever had. That... I'm just speechless, so... All right, but how do you raise Mogan in the right way? Of course, we've seen it online. Now, thank you for your time, and I'll leave it now. No, John, it's holiday. Oh, holiday. So this is the only car people will see me around driving with. I think it's my favorite. It's the new model, the C200, the Mercedes. Because I don't carry people when I'm with this car. When I want to do my deals, my... You know, every man has those chiniamaji things. Misha, this is it. And of course, I know you know the Prado. We have two Prados. There is one that when I'm going for, let's say, anything political, I use the new Prado. And it also... We have another one. I think of... This house is in the second house. It will be in only two parking locations. Okay. So, we are going to park here in Moja. Moja Inche. Achagwe. Achagwe. We will stay here. We will live here. We will go home and play music. So, I think I may decide to... I may decide to give to people who have blessed me in my life, maybe with one of the cars or sell. But I don't believe in selling. You don't believe in selling? Selling. Kamaizuza Diana is nisham and they are all under her name. So, I can't... You can't sell. Yeah, because when I buy anything for my woman, I keep it under her name. Even the house is under her name. All right. Just to take you back. You bought this car. How much was it? 7. No, 8. No, see me. Me angu. Zanguni kona tatu. Diana. Zanguni kona ine Diana kona tatu. So, it's not possible? Yeah. And then there's the lorry. It's the 8th one. 8th one? Yeah. Yeah. Ah. Oh. Listen. That's for the company. Yeah. Hey, kuna gariza kampuni, kuna gariza fanyakazi, kuna gariza familia, kuna garia mama, na kuna garia mzei. Ay. Ay. Baki ma garia ma fans tu. Let me tell you. Kido me for so long when I grew up in Madare, mil kwa nanda atashi ule mugu. Nil kwa... I remember after I B.C. Kenya children. So, I used to... They took me to a school called Centrisas Boys in the other side of Madare, nkama kwa isili. Na kumboka kuna time nil kwa na trick. Na tukam mugu, kuna sa nilishimadare, sa tingina na shisao, kisao, when I was living. E kwa na isi na rafkengo, na itwa linki al kwa mene, howza mile kwa kina mesei. So, I used to go on foot. Na kido one of the days, I remember it was a Saturday because na enda on foot, ama na dandiya lori. Mi nil kwa lua say, niki patatu lori na kaikonani ni na shikiliya.  And I remember one of the days nili dandiya lori pala paraito na Nigeria. Ikumelango kubwa. Uki tokatu Centrisas Boys, kanda Centrisas Girls. Kudandiya lori, I think ule driver, na jwana jwana kifka roundabout uta ring, na hezata shuka, jwya traffic. I think a kapata freeway. Ule driver niki jwana enda kei south, jwya uta ring. Sasa na takaku nipelekamomba sarot. Ule driver na kanya, niki na dandiya iwi lori na beg kido. Please. Please, slow down. Mi nika ona na nipelekambaliku lukumalini metro, niki ona skulu uniform. Niki ona the only way niku jachiliya ndu guyango. Niki nili jachiliya nili cha pachini. Niki ona na cha pachini, alafu sasa ona cha pachini, alafu pengini malume hanguki, una pataku na madempia wa shule, kutia ula, ula jaribukusi mama naile. Naile aibu na kutraiku create confidence. So for me, I always tell God, thank you for the opportunity. Mi isim tu wa magari by the way. I am not a fan of Range Rovers, it's only that when I was talking to my queen she was like, this is my dream car. She has been, she was not expecting it because right now we are investing on other things. And she knew that is our focus. Like we just did the groundbreaking for Diana B apartment. So she knew this is all where we are putting our focus. And I was like, no, she is the queen of my life, she deserves it. Why can't I give her her dream? And you know for my queen, I don't do second hand. Do you want to do second hand? I just tried, this is not my gift. So I think if the owner will grant you an interview it's okay, you will do, but it was shipped with one of the yards from Mombasa and we have worked with them at Dualini Shipyard, the other Prado. Okay. You know, we have worked with them at Dualini Shipyard, the other Prado. Okay. You know, this is not marketing. This is my own and money.  Amen. Now you said your own and money, of course I have no money because I have no money because I have no influence because I have no YouTube but I have no music and I have no money. I am the most paid musician in the country. You can be the most paid but you can say bad. One hour I was here 4D. No, no, let me tell you. Of course I am a businessman but music is key and that's why I am so happy because of the way they are pushing the limits the building those empires and all that. I also saw my friend Otele Brown with the new whip so it's we need to show so that people can also believe in the creative sector and I strongly believe that our new president is excellence and my good friend you know, you are my friend. It's because I have a dog but you are my friend. And these people know that. So I believe he has a vision for the for the youth and that's why we are working closely with the government so that we can also advise in terms of what do you think they can do to improve our creative sector. Because kido I out of my creative, I pay taxes out of my being a creative and all that, my company pays taxes feel like dogo tunapata tunashikanisha and all that and of course I'll call you I have a big thing that we have we have done a very huge rebranding of the ambient entertainment and the things we are about I don't want to say on this interview you know for me is to show anyone the reason I do all these things any young person that you can rise from the ghetto from the slum, from down from grass to grass all right pahati show me the way kusasa una taka una taka hustua, suusia hiwa na online una taka kwele just briefly before we do the interview yes come inside so kido welcome home this is the this is the bahatis residence this is where you know my family chills in the sitting area and you can see of course there's a few renovations that we are doing after every one year we do a few renovations in terms of the chandeliers the lights and any just to maintain the original you know area in the sitting area you can say hi to the queen come baby girl to my ambush queen hi how are you happy to see you hi people welcome to the bahatis residence saa saa good to see you kia mka subu ni watamelo kia mka subu ni kujerefresh una joa a queen has to take care of herself a queen has to glow kwa aje karebu sana kwa cheni ni waandali ma pochapocha breakfast kidogo feel at home you are hosted by the best ma hi happy over here you give me some chums i just take him around kidogo kidogo bachubu na nashopale kidogo this is the dining by the way this is the dining actually one of the things we are changing in this house is the dining so we will be giving out this as a giveaway the whole set on Diana youtube channel so you can subscribe to Diana Bahati youtube channel i think next week because we are changing a lot so we will be giving out this full set to a fan that's the kitchen and you know this is where we have what could i call this is the grand piano the funny thing kido i just bought this for the kids i don't know how to play that's the funny thing and this is the most expensive deko in the house it was just like a deko it costed 1.35 1.35 no no no Kenyan shillings 1.3 million Kenyan shillings 1.3 it was shipped from the UK it was shipped from the UK this is an original crema London i think my daughter is aiki to visuri this is what you value most not what i value most my daughter loves playing the piano so i was like in the new house i need to do it i need to just get a piano and like i told you i just bought this house this is not the dream house we are building the dream house you are building no now that one we are building as a family because when i was doing this it was a surprise so a surprise you do it to your specifications but now when she comes in and that's why now we are changing like the deko the word and all that because our specifications as some of the things were not her favorite like the dining and all that i think one of the most uh inexpensive things i think it's the chandelier uh ivelu na iwa na iwi ni beya gari kuna wasa ni town gari zawz na ii na ubei kusimansi ni beya gari na manisha ni mi anani mi asa ii ni beya ya ya this costed us around costed us around 600 600 600 muna kido kwa fana kazi kama 20 wana pita pita poma masani tuko kufangusi no ii na pita tu so that my kids can be taken care of and uh wow this is this is amazing yeah so we never focused when we were preving the house this was our favorite so we went to think it was impala glass and we told them we want our photos inside this it is very expensive damn expensive i can't remember but it was expensive i remember it was expensive do you need to see the kids room no no no i guess it's more kufangusi yeah you can to inspire people you can this is where my daughters sleep this is this is heaven's bed this is moneez your bed so i think maybe i can take it to my bedroom that's the kids room for some boy this is where i chill bedroom we have this bed this is where i chill bedroom we have this bed from the bed this is the ok i wanted a bigger bed but i was like if you do 6x6 or 8x8 you lose connection with your wife but that was the idea and that's why i took a bigger bedroom because that was the initial thinking kufangusi it was to connect kufangusi so when i just want to work from just relaxed either go to the gazebo in the gazebo i have a few friends there so i don't think we should we should go there have a glass gazebo outside but this is where i chill when i want to just relax because we have three TV areas we have the sitting we have the TV room which really costed me this was one of the most expensive rooms for the kids because i want them kama wa shuki chini at times kuna punishment don't come downstairs kwa na ka uko they can do everything there kids at times when you're growing the blazima kuna iso punishment and all that that's where i chill when i want to watch when i have a virtual meeting and i want to do it at home because i don't have an office here unless i go back to the office let me tell you one of the things when i have an argument with my wife we don't go to bed without solving when we are solving we don't go to bed with arguments that's the only way to keep a marriage so you in the syrian door so when i have meetings just to feel at home and all that so let's go take a breakfast all right this is beautiful just show them the tv and then muna biblia tiliya what do you pay for your outfit i'm a viatu it's very important this is mine this is mine how many pairs of shoes do you have how many pairs of shoes do you have i have i have many i have over 200 pairs of shoes why 200 that is too many because when i was in Apopeke i was in Bakaten so i have so many this is just mine and Diana's is on this side what group this is Diana's this is Diana's Diana's Shurak Sijaliya Jarengi we were just travelling so we went to Mingsha because also tomorrow we are performing in Heldorat i think TLB with Diana so we are going together yam which one is your most expensive shoes how many pairs of shoes do you have how many pairs of shoes do you have i think this is Manga because we have 2 pairs this is LV this is LV this is LV this is LV this is LV this is LV this is LV this is one of the most expensive shoes i can't really tell but you have more than 200 pairs of shoes yes, we have more shoes ok, mpa want me to tell someone ... ok,kwa we live in ifal ya bo


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