We're in Balgoni Saskatchewan Nothing says good morning like a good old truck stop croissant. It's actually not bad Tastes better than it looks We're ready to go All set truck is ready to go I've double-checked my route. I Was reaching for the clutch. This is an automatic truck. There is no clutch. All right. Let's keep that in mind today Put her in D. I guess And hope she knows what to do There we go. There we go. We're sitting at about 80,000 pounds. This load came out of the US So it's loaded to the max for US standards Drag my butt out of here without hitting anything. I don't need to grab fuel here I'm gonna fuel up in Saskatoon later today.  What's this guy doing? Excuseing me. I need to go straight a little bit of a kerfluffle here this morning. Oh And another guy's coming. I would have gone through the pumps there, but the pumps are all blocked up right now And another guy's coming Okay rush hour in the morning, you know, there wasn't one truck moving around the lot when I started rolling But that's how it happens, right as soon as you start moving that's when everybody else starts moving Are we good to go now after this guy? Oh, and there's another guy What are these guys doing parked here? What chaos? Yikes These guys should not be parked here. How are all these guys gonna get out? those guys there So I see truck stops for exactly the same nothing's changed Everybody's blocking each other in I was guys grabbing that trailer there Okay Yeah, I think this these guys here parked here and are sleeping here This guy's having a hard time just hooking up to his trailer. He's lucky. There's no one beside him here and Yeah, all these people you can see the tracks they've had to oh Boy that that's not cool when people do that and block everybody in like that That's not going look at this guy here, too. He's blocking everybody in as well.  He's sitting in his cab at least so I guess he's not sleeping there guy here. Wow So this is actually the worst I've ever seen Balgoni Usually I would come out through the pumps there, so I Wasn't expecting you to be so congested on this side here Usually you can get tons of trucks like both directions on that side. I was lucky. I didn't have any trucks coming This way that would have been a big mess These guys parked on the street here already I'm glad I got here early last night It definitely pays to be early when you're Looking for truck parking. It's gotten so much busier just every year It just keeps getting more and more and more trucks and the truck stops aren't being built fast enough So there's always a lack of parking and then you know they go when they build a you know 150 spot truck spot truck stop and everyone's like wow awesome just in time and boom It's filled up and now we need another one and then we got to wait years for another Hey, we're out of there. We're out of there. We can now start our day officially. I Have 25 kilometers or about I don't know 12 miles 15 miles Gonna take these tarps off the load behind me get that freight off of there and Oh wait, no, I want to go left. That's right. I'm going left. I Can take this route into northern Regina and that'll get me in there closer.   We're headed up empty to Saskatchewan It's supposed to be a one-ton pickup truck. So I'm guessing it's gonna be like a Dooley pickup or something I don't know pretty simple to tie it down. I have tire straps. So four tire straps one on each tire and We'll be off I don't know if I'm gonna make it home tonight though It's gonna be quite a long day. I might just sleep in the truck tonight. I'm thinking that's probably what's gonna happen Otherwise, I'll probably end up being home at midnight or later I still got to bring this truck back to the yard park the trailer park the truck get my stuff out of the truck Don't worry about that later. That's an evening problem. That's a tonight problem. Let's worry about this morning problems Let's get this freight off this trailer Feels good to be back out here near Regina haven't been here in a while People out here are very nice You guys remember this big old refinery here in Regina correct me if I'm wrong But I'm pretty sure this is where they refine diesel fuel We got a refinery here, and we have a big refinery in Edmonton, and that's where most of Western Canada gets their diesel fuel from Correct me if I'm wrong. I'm not a scientist This is obviously where they keep their snow now and that's nice and neat and organized like they got little yard lights in there and everything Okay, look at all that snow that they've dumped in there, right? Winnipeg has a couple of snow hills too except instead of like taking up so much space They create like a big snow mountain a few of them in the city. There's one on in the southwest corner There's one on the south perimeter One on the north sort of like in all corners of the city And they had these massive bulldozers that the dump trucks come in dump their load of snow like this guy right there And then there's massive bulldozers that just come to the bottom and just push all the snow to the top That'd be a pretty good job to do all you do is just go back and forth and back and forth all day Just pushing snow to the top Apparently they get like 40 bucks an hour or two and that was 10 years ago. I bet they get like 50 bucks an hour already Wouldn't be surprised those heavy heavy bulldozers heavy equipment operators. I Bet they're sitting pretty fine. They got a nice heated cab That's a pretty good gig I think but Still doesn't be truckin I think this is the best gig to have Who wouldn't want to be a paid tourist? Oh that refinery stinks a bit. Whoo It's a really warm day outside so my window rolled down It's only minus seven outside So that's probably About about 20 Fahrenheit something like that. I don't know. I thought the right lane ended. That's why I was in this lane It's hard to tell with all the snow on the road Okay, so we got a thousand meters to get into the right lane there shouldn't be a problem I'll just let all these little four wheelers go Give her a bite come on 4WD. Give her come on. Thank you after the intersection and make my move Hold out of there. I got to drive into that Empty door there load inside which is awesome Gonna roll the tarps up inside. I'll have to talk to you guys once I'm done here though Yeah unload right in there drive in and back out This is a treat I Was ready to do all this in the cold snow this morning I got here came around the back and saw that it was an indoor An indoor drop Made my day and the guy here helped me take my tarps off and roll them up So it's really easy turned out really good Backed out of there all done Empty step deck behind me. We are off to Saskatoon It's gonna be a good day It's gonna be a good day man. I love this One day one day. I'm gonna have my W9 And we'll be back you'll see One day. I just love driving this Kenworth Imagine if it had that nice long hood in front of it yet the studio sleeper behind me Big pipes you can hear me coming from a quarter mile away Maybe more than that half a mile away. Maybe a mile away. Who knows? The options are limitless One day we're gonna have some fun Well, yeah, we're gonna go to Andy the Kenworth guy and we're gonna get set up I'm gonna wait for this little dude. Where are you going little guy? Give her bud Now how do I get out of here? Where am I going? Where am I going? Guess I should have figured that out before I came down the driveway here. I'm gonna go to Saskatoon Saskatoon, let's see here. So we're facing south right now We want to go Right and then right again, and that'll turn us Spit us out onto the 11, which will take us up way up there to Saskatoon Okay, I think I know where I'm going now. Is there nobody behind me? Okay, there's nobody behind me Park right here in the driveway and I'm gonna figure out what my address is that I actually have to go to Put that into the GPS right away Karen Where are we going Karen? Let's see Can you guys see it on there? Let me take you off my head for a second so you can zoom in. Okay So See us there that's Saskatchewan All right, here we go. There's the US. Here's where we are. We're above Eastern Montana right now There's home over here Southeast Manitoba, we're gonna go from Regina to South Saskatoon and then back to Winnipeg Right there you have 11 hours and 54 minutes of remaining drive time Okay, so we got Actually, I have 1154 until midnight and then I have another 30 minutes That doesn't make sense. I don't know. We'll figure this out later We got plenty of time to get to Saskatoon about a three-hour drive It's gonna be good. So I want to turn right here. No, I won't turn left. It's telling me to turn left. Okay left Here we go And of course rush hour comes just as I push in the brakes That is the story of my life That's okay We're trucking though as long as we're trucking. I'm happy. Oh, this guy's got his left signal on He's probably coming in here Okay, I'm gonna go Good timing. There we go Get out of his way They sure got a lot of snow here yesterday, thanks That blizzard that I went through must have gone through here first is by the time we got to Balcony last night We were through the blizzard, but all the way from I'd say like Moosman, Saskatchewan all the way up to Balcony was just a bad blizzard bad You just scooched through here. Excuse me. Excuse me. Sorry. Sorry. Thank you So I'm gonna turn left up ahead on Ross Avenue. That's gonna take me up to Ring Road, I guess And on to the highway Timmy's Timmy's I See Timmy's I bet you anything they don't have truck parking. I bet you anything they don't have truck parking We're in Davidson, Saskatchewan between Regina and Saskatchewan on the truck parking here I spent many nights here before that's a space here. Oh, oh somebody hit that light pole over there I wasn't like that last time I was here Karen we're going to Tim's calm down Timmy's Tim's Tim's Tim Tim to Rouge Tim Tim to me Tim Tim Tim Tim Tim Tim's Tim me Tim me Tim Tim's What is that that looks cool nice you anybody know what that is What's that guy hauling over there? Fascinating one of the cool things about the job is you get to see all the different kinds of things All the different machines in the world, you know and how we transport them I'm gonna come in right beside Mr. Co-op here and they're just gonna grab a wrap I don't have any food in the truck, which is not very smart I don't recommend that you should always have food at least three days worth of food in the truck with you Everywhere you go, especially in wintertime. I'm a little nervous. Usually I would bring food along, but This is gonna turn into a two-nighter. I'm not gonna get home tonight yet And I'm fine with that. I'll probably get very close to home I might even get to the yard back in Manitoba, but I'll probably sleep in the truck Otherwise, I'll be waking everybody up getting all the dogs and Britt Wake them up at like two in the morning when I get home because when I get home the dogs Of course freak out and then they're wondering why I'm home in the middle of the night Because first they think I'm like some kind of thief and they go nuts and then they realize it's me And then they go nuts again and then Brits all wide awake by the time I get them calmed down. So it's just better We don't have kids yet, but I'm imagining once we have kids That's definitely gonna be a big no-no coming home in the middle of the night. You may as well just sleep in the truck Yeah, just gonna this place is pretty busy Right there. I'm gonna go across grab a coffee grab a wrap or something something for my belly and We'll pick up some food in the Saskatoon again before we leave there I just want to make sure I got something in my stomach that I can go straight to the customer now load up this one-time pickup and Not have a grumbling stomach the whole time This place is really busy though. Look, you have more trucks come steady stream coming in and out It's only been a year since I've been out here And every place I stop at is way busy. Noticeably way busier already The roads here in Saskatoon aren't the greatest Covered in snow and ice and slush and salt We're getting there. We're just about to our pickup boat half a mile away just up here. I just can't go very fast because Gonna throw myself out the window if I do good thing we're in seatbelt We're loaded up to scrap fuel at the flying J.  All right, so Let's go show you what we got. We got an old dodge We got an old dog like an old dodge. I don't know how old it is. Well, I didn't do it. Okay, I Didn't do it Loaded like that. I put protection in here So that the lug nuts wouldn't mess with My tire straps it's a ram 5500 heavy-duty one ton the flatbed box or flatbed on the back Excuse me. Oh my god, the wheels tied down all the way around Someone a man of Toba picked it up So they're obviously gonna do some work to it. What I found interesting is here. Look at this What is this? Is that a wheel or something? At first I thought that was an airbag What would an airbag be doing there like for suspension or something? Well, it's just maybe it's just a bump stop. I I don't know but this So little girl seen some better days Windows don't go up This door back here is all messed up That window shattered out and doors all messed up there, but it's closed Staying closed. It's coming back to Mount of Toba with me Someone in Winnipeg is gonna show it some love and or maybe it's just for parts. I don't know We know it's not my business my business is just getting it back to Winnipeg Okay Shall we roll out? Roll out rolling out. So I tied that truck down about a couple miles away Came here checked everything made sure it hadn't settled or anything tightened it up a little bit Well, what's this? There's like a oh, he's got it. No, he's only taking part of it. What's going on here? He's piling snow in the driveway That's an Interesting place to pile the snow. Oh these guys just giving her This is the only entrance and exits my friends. I'm not gonna tell them how to do their job Oh, I just smoked it. You see that? He's having fun. He's having fun. Those guys just giving her can I go now? I'm going. I'm going for it. Oh Oh, no, he's not done He's not he's not done. I'm going for it. As soon as he goes that way. I'm going for it Sanding it my turn Look at all that snow eggs. You got to clear it up somehow, right? Okay, so we're gonna go about a half hour down the road stop again check those tire straps again Each one of those tire straps is rated for just over 3,300 pounds So about 6,600 pounds for the front and for the back that gives us about what 13,000 pounds and The truck is registered as only 5,000 pounds But even if it's a little bit more than that, there's no way that truck is more than 13,000 pounds So we're good those that's what those straps are made for they're made for specifically for this We have a whole bunch of them. We haul a lot of vehicles. So we got all the equipment for it That's why I brought them along now I got to go there and then there and then whoop around there and then we're gonna go down the 11 We're gonna go through Regina on the way home It's 50 kilometers or 30 miles further But it takes just about the same amount of time as going down the two lane Yellowhead highway if you're familiar with the areas out here and plus this way you get four lane divided highway all the way home This is where we were when our our Frankie had his surgery.  I drive past.  I Turn my headlights off leave my marker lights on Once again, that's just to be polite That way when I'm moving around here. I'm not shining my headlights into anybody's cab courtesy goes a long way. I saw that my spot was still available here somebody Must put my name on it or something all the way at the end here in the corner. That's where I always park Well, this guy's fancy undercarriage lights. Look at that right in the back over here This is where I like to park and that's it everybody We're parked and ready to go to sleep. I'm pretty tired. So I don't know why I'm wearing this vest again It's such a habit to wear it in the truck already. I don't Don't have to be wearing it, but Here I am Some questions just don't have answers. Why is he wearing his vest all I don't know.  I hope you have a good night. I hope you have a good day Wherever you are hit the like button and hit subscribe. It's been a fun trip tomorrow. We'll get home and Monday we'll be back at it


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Both these sides come to this part of Yorkshire off the back of Leith De Feet. Bradford going down to Lincoln. And Lincoln. Bradford going south, Merrily. Lincoln. So on paper, this should be a close call. Derrick Adams needs four chains with Bradford. Raquel to Calhoun. Evans, Bradford and Paul. These sides come to this part of Yorkshire off the back of Leith De Feet. Bradford going down to Lincoln. And Lincoln. So on paper, this should be a close call. Derrick Adams needs six chains with Bradford. OK, let's go here. Evans with what? And Paul. Come down the line. It goes through the middle. The home side coming right through the middle. There's an option out wide for a shot of goal. It's a decent shot of goal. And called into action. It's long. Early on. That was good. Come to a top and play for Bradford. He's going to assist. It's a mystery. Penalty area. The ball comes towards the left corner. It has to be played backwards to Gayle Coon. He's in the way for the goal, which isn't ideal, but he's found space out on the left-hand side. Swung in. Left foot to walk across. That is what a header that is. Well, it was brilliantly worked. And it's Hopper who heads home. And Gayle Coon looked a little bit lost, but found Coen Bramble. The left back up that left-hand side. And this is it in. Tom Hopper. And the ball comes towards the penalty spot. Is there a chance to shoot? It has to be played backwards to Gayle Coon. He's in the way for the goal, which isn't ideal, but he's found space out on the left-hand side. Tom Hopper. Second goal of the season. I don't know about any competition. The left-hand side is growing risk of an attack. Just a shoot from the penalty area. What he wants is to drive one challenge down the possession before playing out to the left-hand side. But the ball can wrap, but it swung into the middle and right on it. Oh, it's a brilliant effort. And then he goes on the court. It wasn't the best strike in the world, but right on his left foot and maybe it was just a little bit closer to... I've got a connection on it. White shirt starts to arrive in the penalty area, but the ball's got to come in. It does come in towards the back post and there's a foul in the middle. There's no advantage. It's played. Ricochet's off the line for the visitors. Where the batman is goalkeeper. And there's a chance for a shot here. What a football. Oh, and so unlucky. A great strike from Bishop. He should have run into the penalty area. He should have been two. Here's a De La Coupe. Oh, and he skips away from the defender. And it is two. Brilliant footwork from a De La Coupe. He did it all himself. He was the only one who remained alert. Superbly. It's been a long-term contract in July. He's certainly won. He finished. And Lincoln City have secured the three points with a finished third. It's Scully at the beginning of this second half, which has surely put this game to bed. An incisive finish from Anthony Scully slid in impressively. And here's the Manchester City low knee. And he's looked good in the middle today. Lincoln, Bishop just able to run through the middle. It's a quick one too. And where's it going to fall? Eventually falls over the far side. And there's one shot, two shot. And he's blocked. Cool with the man who had the initial strike. And then De La Coupe, with the second, stood still not tracking back. It's half, but they might get a chance here to get a shot away. And it just rolls wide. The opposing arriving at the Neapotas hopper, who goes sliding behind the goal. They get a corner, but they probably should have had a goal. It's just beaten two, I think, by O'Connor. Need to pass it around what they do. And they give the chance to Bradford City here. Oh, and that's a weak finish. Now disappointing with that strike. It's a solid all-nighbore Eoma there, trying to spin around, thinking he was in the opposition's penalty area. Quite happy just to sit back now and let Bradford City have possession. Comes into the 60 yard box, and the goalkeeper's dropped in. It's off the penalty. See, careful here. Game not done and buried just yet. The full time is up. Between Bradford and Lincoln. And it's a difference between one and two. It's all off the penalty goal. Properly set it up. Reena Willis tonight.


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So I recently shared this video on some of the things that can dramatically change the direction of your life forever, but I think what I did not say was that what more often changes a person's life for the worse is the things they don't do. So I want to share in this video three things that I think will almost guaranteed lead to major life regrets. And if you want to reach your full potential, you have to be very careful of these three things. Guys, it's Alex Hine, author of the Success Habits book, Master of the Day. So I've included down below this video. If you want to get your life together and reach your full potential, a free journaling worksheet as well as an email series you'll get every week on how to use journaling to reach your wildest goals and design your dream life. You can check it out right below this video. So the first regret that I think is the fundamentally most important is you will regret never taking the chance on going after your dream. When I was 22 or 23, I booked this one way ticket to China that I've talked about a lot in my videos and the main reason I did that was because I had worked this great first year and I was a teaching assistant in a high school in New York. It was a good job. I liked it. It was easy. I could see that I was helping the students, but I knew that there were all these other dreams that I had that if I stayed at this job for the next 10, 20, 30 years and I probably would have been happy with it, but if I stayed there, there were all these dreams I had since I was a kid that I just knew I was never going to be able to do. I was just never going to reach my potential in that regard. And I'd always wanted to go to China to study with monks and holy people and learn kung fu in the park and just have this wild adventure, this story that I could tell later in my life, not just for the story, but because I was someone who was fulfilling his potential. And that was my passion. Like that was the thing that spoke to me that I would just dream about like, well, what if I dropped everything and I just went and it was one of the best decisions that I ever made. And I can't imagine what my life would be like if I never ended up doing that. And I was just like, well, you know, how am I going to pay my bills? How am I going to support myself? What will my family and friends think? What if I'm never going to have time? I'll be too old to start a family. I didn't do any of those worries. I didn't cave to any of those fears because I knew on my deathbed, I would regret never doing that thing. Now, Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, had a very similar story in one of these news articles that was going around. He said that he has this regret minimization framework where he was, I think a finance guy in New York City, and he told his boss that he was going to quit to start this online bookstore. Now his boss and he went for this long walk, I think through Central Park in the city.  Like, you're making really good money. You're in New York City. Like, are you sure you want to do that?  And he decided that based on this regret minimization framework, will I regret not having tried when I died at the end of my life? And he decided that the answer wasn't obvious yes. So he knew he had to start this thing called Amazon. And obviously that panned out pretty damn well for Jeff Bezos. Now I want to give you an action step for each one of these regrets or these decisions that you could regret not making. Your action step for this very first one to prevent this regret is to come up with a list of all the things you've always wanted to do. They could be dramatic, like move to China indefinitely to study medicine or mysticism or whatever it is. Or they could be something a little bit subtler. Like, maybe you've always wanted to be a YouTuber. Maybe you've always wanted to see if you took a risk on your passion, if it could potentially work out. Take some time to journal out the thing you've always wanted to do.  What would you do? Now the second thing I think you will regret at the end of your life is never thinking about what you really want from life. You know, Brani Ware was a hospice nurse and she wrote this best-selling book called The Five Regrets of the Dying. Now in that book, she shared the most common regrets she noticed being by the bedside of these dying people. But the first one I think was so archetypal and so important because the first one was, I regret not living a life true to myself. Now what that meant was that these people had lived a life that their society said they should live, the life they thought they should live, the life that their parents or their romantic partners said that they should live, but that's not the life that they wanted to live. You know, they became the banker but they wanted to be the artist in Paris. They ended up having that safe secure life with 2.5 kids in the suburbs but they always wanted to do marine biology research in the Galapagos. They played by the rules they thought they should. They stayed at that company. They stayed in that relationship. They never took the chance on being themselves. So do you really want that family with the 2.5 kids and the white picket fence? Do you really want to become a doctor like your parents want? Do you really want to stay in the city you were always born in or have you been craving this grand adventure for a long time? I want to leave you with this action step here that can help you kind of begin dreamy again. And it's by this personal growth author named Jim Rowan who's a speaker and he had this article where you write down these lists of who do you want to be? What do you want to do and what do you want to have? So let's say who do you want to be? You want to be someone who's super happy and fulfilled about their work. What do you want to do? You want to live in Paris for a year. What do you want to have? A beautiful family in a 5,000 square foot home, okay? So you just take some time for an hour or two you fill up these columns as much as possible. All the things you want to be, all the things you want to do, the adventures, the careers, the people you want to be with, the shenanigans and then what do you want to have? It can be material like a house or it can be immaterial like peace of mind or deep excitement about your work and your relationship. And then he has you break down each of these lists into three year goals, I think five or seven year goals and 10 year goals. And basically you pick the top three you're gonna work on within the three year range and you begin working on them today.  There's this amazing entrepreneurial story that I love where the person said that the greatest entrepreneur in history is in a grave somewhere because they never had a chance to take a risk on that idea, that thing they always wanted to do.  Now I can tell you from having coached hundreds of people one on one, from answering tens of thousands of emails, having tens of thousands of paid students in my programs, the number one thing that leads to that unfulfilling life is never having tried, never going after that dream, never asking out that person you just see briefly in the market, never trying to become the person you always wanted to be, never taking that trip, never just becoming the thing that most excites you because you're afraid. And it is that fear of failing, of it not working out, the fear of what will everybody else think, that is the thing that holds you back from reaching your fullest potential. And more importantly, a really amazing, exciting and fulfilling life. So I wanna leave you with just these three things that I think if you can overcome these barriers, you'll be able to build a life that is so inspiring and so exciting that you will be shocked by how happy it makes you and how fun it is. Now again, I've included this free PDF below this video to reach your wildest goals and design your dream life. You can check it out right below this video. And then before you go, check out these two related videos right over here.


ce or MPG with a different circumference for example now there is MPSpeed or Motion then it also supports the double circumference like MPG then the last I want to share is the methods that present the circumference with the circumference it will not be very convenient also not have a high performance then usually I will need to do some some special circumference for example circumference or a circumference that can be calculated in a simpler way or some optimization some optimization I can put it in for example I will see that when I study the machine study the machine for example here then you will see as I because I use a technique called Gabo circuit there is Gabler and then for Gabler this is not a secret right? instead of a circumference on the two circumference I can fully realize a circumference and the circumference with a number that belongs to the input that Gabler already knows then some some optimization to be more accurate or the way to change between the number of numbers and the number of circumference is easier then these will make increase the performance of the machine by itself then there are some other how to know that the input information on one side is correct or wrong like asking for the right number or asking for the right number or asking for the right number then I can check before running this mpc to avoid the end of the discovery of the wrong result then it will be very good or a few other related to the circumference then you can scan in this link I put a lot of information technical information if any of you want to find out more you can find out there any question for now I would like to ask what is the use of in the web 13 it's a good question now I will see I now I don't see too much of the web 3 but now web 3 through the blockchain do you want to see the amount you receive you don't want to see then mpc will use it or now you have some money on the blockchain you want to go to the market at this time you will have to perform some example but I don't want you to know the model how to divide your money or your transaction history there is a way to divide your money you have to use mpc now tomorrow I will talk about the alliance and bop when buying the alliance how to go bop alliance I can speak more clearly this model it's just a a very normal model this is for example this is a computer program but this is a different program just sending information nothing special ok thank you so much I hope great I hope you liked it I think that's a wrap for the day do you want to say final words we have a meet up tomorrow we will put up a QR code we are organizing a meet up tomorrow at the periodot hotel I will put the QR code you are all invited to join we will have a panel and drinks and food that will be amazing what else I I just want to say thank you all for listening thanks to all the speakers those who are still here to Fashaya's team and Jack for inviting us and tomorrow night we will have a meet up with free food free drinks and a panel about Ethereum in Old Town Hanoi this year when you sign up writes in the form writes Fahs Asia Ethereum Builder Day Fahs Asia Ethereum Builder Day and we will approve it that's your reward for staying until the end and then if you are still interested in learning about Ethereum later this year it's called DEVCON DEVCON is the Ethereum Developers Conference where you can hear talks like you heard today but in more depth and with thousands of other people who are interested in learning and building on Ethereum this event is coming to Bangkok in November to Thailand in November and so if you are interested in that I think there is more information on this QR code probably I think so so the left QR code you can scan to find more information about DEVCON there will be discounted tickets for all everyone from Vietnam so there will be very much discounted tickets for all of you and thanks to Natan for emceeing the day thank you all see you later


When God writes you a love story, will you find a date worth keeping, or will you stay not yet married? Before you meet Prince Charming, will you kiss dating goodbye, or will you find out that courtship is in crisis? A lot of us are single, but we don't want to stay that way. We want to get to dating and engaged and married. But the real question is, how do we even do that? If you're anything like me, you have a lot of questions about dating, relationships, boundaries, and the list goes on. Anything advice? Everybody seems to have some of it. Hundreds of podcasts are built on the agenda of dishing out weekly dose of do's and don'ts to reel in your boo thing. I can't believe I said that. There's manly podcasts that focus on the evolutionary aspects of male and female dynamics in order to get you that perfect life. Though different flavors, both men and women, eat up this kind of content centered around relationships because, look, God created us in such a way where relationships and families make the world go round, so of course we're interested in them. But there becomes a distinct divide between Christians and non-Christians, at least in terms of the advice that they give. When you listen to non-Christian sources, it often revolves around how to spice up your intimate life with your boyfriend or girlfriend. But for me, as a Christian, I'm just concerned about how I pursue a relationship in a godly way. Enter the Christian publishing industry. Over the last three decades, hundreds and hundreds of books have been put out on Christian dating, intentional dating, courtship, and the list goes on as a single 20-something year old guy. I feel like these books are targeted mostly at somebody like me, so I figured, hey, let me see if I can read as many of these books as I can. So that's what I did. And today I want to share with you some of what I learned and also a big realization that I'll share with you at the end. In Marshall Segal's 2017 book called Not Yet Married, he talks about the fact that we need to enter the dating space with the proper motivation and expectations. He recalls some of his own experience to make this point. I began each new relationship under the banner of my pursuit of marriage, but much of it was really just my pursuit of me. I love the idea of marriage because I thought marriage would fill and complete me. But because I was looking for love, happiness, and significance, mainly in marriage, singleness turned into a nightmare some days. So Marshall did kind of what the world tells us to do these days to find somebody that makes you happy, that fulfills your needs. And while I think we all can agree that we shouldn't pursue a relationship with someone who makes our blood boil, or that we can't stand to be in the same room with, at the same time we need to have proper expectations of what a relationship really is for. Is it just for all my needs to be met or to make me happy? Because if we're approaching a relationship like that, I can only imagine the kind of nightmare that that would look like. Something I realized in reading some of these books is that our joy is not made complete in our future spells or our current spells. In Matthew 15, we get an understanding of where our joy is finally made complete. It says, as the Father has loved me, so I have loved you. Now remain in my love. If you keep my commands, you remain in my love, just as I have kept my Father's commands and remain in his love. I have told you this so that my joy may be in you and that your joy may be complete. Our joy is made complete in Christ in the pursuit of him. Matthew 5 highlights this even better. Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be satisfied. In single dating, engaged, married, I sometimes get those confused, which is not a good thing. Ben Stewart points out the core of the person that we should be looking for. What we are looking for is character and chemistry. You want someone with character, not someone who simply acquiesces to the existence of a deity, but someone who passionately pursues God and the things of God. Some people only want chemistry. They meet someone they think is cute, is funny, and with whom they can talk for hours, but they bypass deep conversations about core values. I think this is a great way to think about it. Character and chemistry. You need both. But I think when it comes to character and chemistry, depending on your background, you might have more of a tendency to sway towards one or the other. So for me, I grew up in more of a conservative space or community, and chemistry was kind of pushed to a corner. It was minimized. It wasn't as important as character. That was the big important thing, but what happens when we minimize chemistry? Well, people began saying things like, well, attraction isn't that important. Do they love Jesus? That's what's really important. And I mean, yeah, that's great that they love Jesus and they're serving him in a meaningful way and they're passionate about evangelism and discipleship. But if you're not attracted to them, why are you pursuing a relationship with them? I think this honestly stems from the idea that attraction is somehow bad or, you know, sex is dirty and we're all scared of these kind of things, right? And so we just kind of focus on, you know, do they have the correct theology and then you can be kind of like co-laborers, you know, in the Lord and that kind of thing, but they kind of miss out on this whole idea of romance and being, you know, one, you know, physically and like, hey, you kind of need attraction to make that happen and like you just miss out on some stuff. So here's my take. Should you even begin to pursue a relationship with somebody you're not attracted to? No, you shouldn't. That's not fair to them. It just doesn't make any sense. But that's not to say that attraction couldn't grow if you have more time to spend with them in like a friend context. Yes, obviously, we shouldn't overvalue the importance of trying to find this like smoke and hot person. Like, yes, of course, we all get all like, you know, beauty fades away. That's not what is primary and most important. You should be attracted to them. Yes, but also we should keep in mind that physical appearance isn't all that contributes to attraction. Maybe you've experienced this like I have. Maybe you're not super attracted to the person initially, but as you begin to see their character and how they serve the Lord, you begin to grow more and more attracted to them based on kind of how they are and what they're like. And so we shouldn't just say, oh, you know, physical beauty is all that is important because that's not true. What is important, though, is that you are attracted to the person. Wait to date until you can marry. Don't don't. This is very controversial. People are not going to be happy about this at all. But I agree with this. So I've observed two different perspectives in the Christian community on this issue. There are some folks that will let their 14, 15, 16 year old kids date. And they're like, you know, he's got to learn how to treat a lady right. I hear that all the time for some reason. You've got to learn how to treat a lady right. And so he's going to go on dates and he's going to do that. And he's going to learn how to be a gentleman. Like he doesn't need to learn that by going out on dates with people. There's such a thing as being friends with ladies and women. And, you know, knowing how to operate in that friend context, you don't need to send him out on weird dates and get them to play pretend house in order for him to learn that. It's my firm belief that somebody should learn how to be a good friend before they try to be a good boyfriend or girlfriend. OK, but what does this mean for us young adults? What is the principle of waiting to date until you're ready to marry mean for us? Well, I think the first thing is it means evaluating, evaluating what it takes to be ready for marriage. But if you're single, I think you can agree with me when I say that you're never 100 percent ready for marriage. That's not really the point. That's not really what we're saying here. It's really what is your trajectory? So for me personally, because I've been working through this, I'm asking myself a few questions to act as a barometer to see kind of how I'm doing. Am I spiritually ready? Am I pursuing Christ daily? Am I mentally ready? Am I pursuing excellence in my work and developing new skills? Am I financially ready? And this is mainly targeted towards the guys. But am I ready to provide for a family? Am I physically ready? Am I keeping my body in good shape? Am I eating good food to keep my energy up? Now, you may look at this list with anxiety. You're realizing that you're falling short in multiple areas, but I just want you to know that it's not up to us to be perfect, right? Like, that's not the point. We are not perfect. That is exactly why we need God's grace in everything. On our own, we are very, very broken people. And I mean, I can speak first hand that I'm a very broken person that I fall short in a lot of areas. So it's not about trying to be this perfect Chad that, you know, has everything together and then I'm going to get married. Like, because that's not it's not like once I have all this together that I'm going to get married right away. Anyway, it's just about direction rather than perfection in my mind. OK, so financially, you're not ready to support a family. Well, what is your trajectory looks like? How many years or months do you think it will take you to get there? What are your plans? What are your goals? What skills are you developing to help you get there? The reason that I find this helpful to do is if we're falling short in multiple areas, it's not a license to beat yourself up over it and go into self-pity mode. No, it's just to say, OK, maybe I should step back from the dating scene for a little bit to get this stuff sorted out. So then when I am ready to pursue this thing in God's timing, that I'm going to approach it with confidence and not kind of like wallowing in my own inadequacy. OK, a little side note here. What happens when people start dating, when they're really not ready to get married? Well, they end up dating for like nine, 10 years. It's crazy. And you've probably seen this too. But often what happens in those relationships is they often crossed physical boundaries that make the allure of marriage less enticing because they can already access all the marital covenantal benefits in their unmarried state. Now, that whole dynamic becomes very, very complicated, but you can avoid all that by just not entering the sphere, not entering the arena until you're actually ready. That way, when you meet somebody, the timing will be right. You can just go into it and there doesn't need to be that crazy amount of delay that really complicates things. Now, in all the books I read, I was really hoping that they were going to touch on this one concept, but none of them really did. So many of the books did touch on the topic of waiting. Yes, it's very popular topic of waiting for prince charming or waiting for that one that God has for you. But they didn't really acknowledge that God can use the means of our action to bring about his purposes.  You just were strolling on your merry way and all of a sudden God redirected somebody's path to intersect with yours. And you get married and everything's great. Of course, he can do that, but that's not always the case. Here's my point. You deciding to put yourself out there or change something about your life or put yourself in a different friendship circle, go to a social event, that's not you taking things into your own hands. That's just you taking opportunities that God's placed in front of you. Yes, of course, this could become this desperate attempt to get in a relationship and I just want to be loved and I just don't want to be lonely and all this. Yeah, it could become that desperate attempt and taking things into your own hands. But, you know, it doesn't have to be. Say yes to going to a new social gathering. Say yes to greeting new people at church. Say yes to becoming more intentional about becoming more open and approachable. There is, of course, a time to wait. And there is a time to act. Wisdom is knowing the difference. Now, this wouldn't be a complete video on Christian dating if I didn't talk about boundaries. Many debates among Christians have taken place on how far is too far. And while there is consensus among Bible believing Christians that sex outside of marriage is only is wrong and, you know, that's a married people stuff. There is a lot of deliberation and discrepancies among Christians about, you know, what about kissing or what about hugging or side hugging or handholding? No, too far. I make fun of this stuff because I'm kind of exhausted by this conversation. And the reason is a lot of these conversations exist in a realm beyond scripture. Now, that's not to say that there aren't biblical principles that we can apply to these kind of more specific things like kissing, handholding, hugging and so on. But I found people get way too caught up in making broad proclamations about the do's and don'ts of physical affection. This is one of the big problems of what people call purity culture. It reaches beyond the text of scripture to dictate additional rules and protocols in the relationship space. Now, aside from that, in all the books that I read, they usually mention something to the effect of the less you do before your marriage night or your wedding night or whatever you want to call it. I don't know, I'm not married. I don't know what that's got. The better, okay? That's kind of the principle that they lay out. And also by not opening doors of physical intimacy before marriage, avoiding temptation becomes that much easier. We definitely need to be careful though to keep Christ's redemption at the forefront of our view. The fact is that we have all sinned sexually. None of us are perfectly pure. So this idea that there are some pure ones and there are some unpure ones that have fallen and they're kind of like worse Christians and the pure ones are like the good, yeah and God loves them more kind of thing, that just doesn't happen. If you've fallen into sexual sin, that doesn't mean that your future relationships are destined for failure. That just isn't true. Yes, theoretically it'll offer additional challenges but that's nothing for the powerful, sovereign God of the universe. He brings about healing and restoration by his power. Nothing is impossible for him. If you want to get into the nitty gritty of this kind of physical boundaries conversation, people often get consumed with like the details right. Should you kiss or should you hold hands or when should you do that within the context of a relationship or is frontal hugging okay or is it a side hug? Especially us in the homeschool community, we love our side hugs. But at the same time, I think a lot of it is gonna be having a conversation with your future partner or your current partner. Where are their temptations? What's gonna get them in, we get them fallen into sin really. It's like, okay, does this tempt you when I do this? Let's not do that. Let's stay as far away from the line as we can. We wanna make sure we're pursuing the Lord in the midst of this. And so there's some things that just don't align with that, at least in my estimation and what I've decided. Things like making out. I just don't see that aligning with honoring the Lord in a relationship. And you can disagree. I mean, you're accountable before him, but for my conscience, that just doesn't work out. Although physical boundaries tend to take up the majority of our conversations on relationships, especially in the Christian community, it's always like physical boundaries, physical boundaries, don't cross them, be careful. I think there's a great book that I really love. It's called Boundaries in Dating. And it really highlights the other boundaries that are really important to keep in dating and relationships that you don't often think about because we're so focused on the physical. We're not thinking so much on the spiritual or emotional. So that book does a really good job at highlighting some of those things. So, very recommend that book. Very recommend. That doesn't even make any sense. I recommend that book. This was quite a challenge for me. Reading so many books on Christian dating, Christian courtship, intentional dating, whatever you want to call it, it was a challenge. But I've come to a huge realization. And I actually came to this realization about four books into this challenge. I realized that these books weren't gonna be nearly as helpful as I might've hoped. Yes, there are sure some good gold nuggets in there, but for a Christian guy who's grown up in the Christian space, I've been a part of a lot of these conversations on relationships before. So it wasn't a lot of new stuff. One primary reason that I didn't find the majority of these books that helpful is that all relationships are so unique. You think about it, one person can have a million likes, dislikes, beliefs, experiences, quirks, and so on. And then you have two of those people come together to have like a close relationship and you're supposed to give insight and knowledge and advice into that very unique context. It's a challenging thing to do. And it becomes evidently clear that no blanket statement from a book from 2017 can properly serve this couple. And honestly, that's okay. I mean, I tend to put a lot of weight into books and what they can do for us and the power they have to bring insight into a situation. And maybe you're in that way too, but we often minimize the mentors and people we have in our life that actually know us and love us and know the Lord and love the Lord that can speak directly into our situation. We overvalue famous pastors and speakers and writers and undervalue the wisdom of people in our family or people in our church or our pastor or our friends. I think this is why the Bible speaks so much about surrounding yourself with good people, people that are gonna build you up and not tear you down and lead you closer to Lord, not further away from the Lord. Because in circumstances like this, when you're entering this new space, this confusing time where you have so many questions and all these different little things you wanna get help and you wanna do it right, you wanna be ready to have those people around you that you can ask those questions to and you trust them. One of the key things that I've needed to address as I'm seeking to pursue a relationship is that I wanna do it right. I have this real huge desire with me. I wanna do this right, I wanna do it by the rule, but the Bible doesn't give you kind of a step-by-step thing. That's why it's so frustrating. And I often can get filled with so much anxiety because I just don't wanna mess up. My goal is to submit this process to him, to trust in him because he will make my paths straight. That's what it says in Proverbs 3-6. It says, in all your ways, acknowledge him and he will make straight your paths. That's my hope because I know I'm gonna screw this up. I know I'm gonna make mistakes, but I'm gonna cling to Christ, submit this whole process to him and I'm gonna trust him that his purpose, his timing will come out on the end because he is sovereign over all of this and he is trustworthy. This video was brought to you by my patrons on Patreon. It is only because of your support that I continue to make this content. Huge shout out to everyone on there if you wanna help support what I'm doing and helping people follow Jesus daily. Head to the link in my description and support today. If you enjoyed this video, give it a like and subscribe because I'm putting out new videos like this all the time. Thanks so much for watching, guys and I'll see you next time. God bless.


Good afternoon, chairman, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Sabina Rakcheyeva, and I'm a violinist from Azerbaijan. And it is a pleasure for me to be on this stage, not only as a performer, but actually as a doctorate graduate. And I will be graduating with an enormous honor and pleasure to be affiliated with such an institution for the last four years.  And as a thank you, a little thank you for all that's been done for me as a student and as a thank you for the whole institution, I would like to play a small piece, which is an improvisation on Azerbaijani and one of the most popular Western classical music pieces, which you will all recognize. And I think it could also as a piece would represent what source is about, about connecting culture, connecting East and the West. Thank you very much. Thank you.


Hey guys, welcome back to Six Sister Stuff. Today, I'm sharing with you nine things you didn't know about the Instant Pot. So my name is Kristen, and every Monday I share an Instant Pot recipe with you, but today is a little bit different because I'm gonna help you out a little bit. I'm gonna share with you the nine things you might not have known about the Instant Pot. So if you're ready, let's get started. Number one, one of the most common questions I get is that why does my Instant Pot stink? So I have a solution for you.   Number two, now this is not for the luxe model, and I'm sorry, but you might not have known that on your duo, these little handles actually have a purpose, two purposes. You can take this little knob on the side of your lid and put it right inside of your handle instead of just putting your lid on the countertop or other places. This is the perfect place so it will be safe. Number three, lots of people get really annoyed by the sound of their Instant Pot, so I'm gonna teach you how to turn off the little jingle.  You're gonna hold that down for three to five seconds. Now, as soon as you do, you can see that it says S and off.   There you go. Number four, another commonly asked question is what does the L stand for after my Instant Pot is all the way done cooking? The L stands for lapsed time. So instead of saying like done, they're gonna put an L there so they can actually show you how long your Instant Pot has been done cooking. It makes it just easier for everyone. Number five, did you know that you can proof bread in the Instant Pot? I mean, I am talking rolls, wheat bread, cinnamon rolls, which is one of my favorite things to make this time of year. Pretty much any type of rolls or bread you can proof in your Instant Pot. Now, if you need a recipe for that or someone to teach you how to do that, I'll put a link in the description for you. I've made some delicious rolls that I proved right in the Instant Pot. Number six, we're gonna talk a little bit about the burn notice. I get a lot of comments that there is a burn notice only on my duo. Well, to be honest with you, the lux, the six quart lux does not have a burn notice. It never says burn on it, but the duo does. So if you have the lux, chances are you won't ever hit burn and it will can still continue to cook. If you have a duo or any other higher end Instant Pot, it will go to burn pretty quickly. Number seven, now a lot of times I get a lot of questions about people saying, okay, you cook your chicken for 20 minutes, but I saw somewhere else that you only have to cook it for 15 or somewhere else you have to cook it for 25 minutes. To be honest, lots of times the Instant Pot is not exact times. It's more of like an educated guess on the Instant Pot. So if I say 20 minutes, you could probably do 17 up to 23 and you'll get the same exact result. I just like to stick right in the middle. That works best for me. Number eight, one of my most favorite things to cook in the Instant Pot is yogurt. Now I have a recipe that's so easy. All you have to do is dump things in, put the lid on and walk away. That is, it really can't get much easier than that. You just have to have the duo with the yogurt function button. If you don't have the yogurt function, it's not gonna work on your lux. But if you have it on the duo, it's super simple.  So if you want the recipe for that, I'll put a link in the description for you. Number nine, now if you are new to the Instant Pot and you just pulled it out, you might not have noticed that there is a sticker sitting in the front of your Instant Pot. So if you don't take it off, it will start to curl and get a little dirty. So I always like to peel it right off. There you go. All right guys, those are your nine things that you might not have known about the Instant Pot. Now if you are new to the channel, make sure you like and subscribe so you won't miss any of my Instant Pot recipes. And I will see you guys next Monday. Bye.


Are there other women that you've looked to for inspiration, professional and personal? Yes, I have. So one of my biggest role models is Sonia Sotomayor. She's from the first Hispanic woman, Supreme Court Justice, and she's from New York. She put herself through school, her education came from a very place of poverty, I suppose, and really worked her way up. So I admire her story a lot, and I think that really does embody the American dream and going back to that, and it's just incredible to be able to see her. Also, one of my favorite people to I guess I suppose follow is Mindy Kaling. I don't know if people have picked up on her in India yet, but she has not only broken barriers for Asian women, but I think just women in general, and I've just really enjoyed seeing her and watching her. Have you met her in person? I have. Is she as funny in person as she is on TV? She really is, and that's why I think so many people feel a connection with her, is that you feel like she's your friend, she's your best friend without even really, not even having a conversation with her, but she's very real, so that was exciting. Wonderful. We have another question from Karishma, who asks, how does it feel to be a role model to so many people as Miss America, and if I could add my own portion to that, are there days when you're like, I just really don't want to wear the crown, I'd rather just be Mina and walk down the street and just get my cup of coffee and not answer any questions. It's 24-7. It is. It is a 24-7 job. But to be a role model, I'm always involved in my school, so that was nothing new, but when you are in a public spotlight, especially social media, everyone having cell phone cameras, you never know what you're walking into. So I have to be hyper-sensitive about my surroundings, who's around me, what I'm saying, what I'm doing, how I look, how I act. So it is exhausting.  And to finally be a role model, I think what puts it all in perspective is when I have parents come up to me and say, thank you for being a role model, there won't be a bad tweet, is really kind of what fuels that motivation day to day, because there aren't a lot of good role models for people to focus back on education opposed to this entertainment industry and social media that is kind of taking over our youth right now. That's wonderful. And I guess I want to say I think you are part of a long line of role models that we've had as Indian-Americans in this country dating back more than 200 years to where we trace kind of our roots in this country. I think that that's not something that many people are aware of, that most people would assume that Indian-Americans came to the U.S. in the 1960s and 70s, but really our history here dates all the way back to the founding of this country. And there are many people I think who just such as yourself have broken ground in different ways and served as role models particularly in different moments in history.


Governor Peter Mba of Enugu State has praised President Bola Tinobu's economic policies for their positive impact on foreign direct investment FDI. He stated that the state is safe for investors to invest in and is seeking collaborations with the federal government for the construction of a cargo terminal and the completion of the international wing of Akhanubam International Airport. It is essentially, first of all, to commend the president, frankly, because a lot of the things that he is doing at the national level is also rubbing off on us at the state level. The policies, the removal of the fuel subsidy, the unification of the effects, what that simply means is that you're going to have a lot of FDIs coming in and so we're also going to benefit from that. Governor Mba expressed readiness for investment and stated that the seat-at-home issue and related insecurity have been adequately addressed. The seat-at-home theme is gone. We no longer have a seat at home in Enugu and I dare say in the southeast. We have our workers go to work on Mondays and the schools are open, the business activities, the economic activities are back. So what we're dealing with now is to erase that sad memory from our history. So it's no longer there. So in terms of security, we have a relatively enhanced security situation in the zone and so we're calling on those who want to come and invest in the zone to please come. Enugu State is open for business. Governor Mba also called on investors to invest in the zone, assuring that the state is open for business.


Hi, my name is Given and I am from Canton, Oklahoma, the United States. I'm the designer of Save Nature, Save World. The game is about a girl named Emily who leaves the city one day and ends up in the forest overhearing a meeting between a group of animals about the rising human threat. She helps try to solve the problems at the end of the game. She has a potential solution for each one, which we could try to do in real life. That's all I've done in these games and mechanics so far. I do have to learn more advanced stuff eventually. It's pretty easy to use and almost anyone can do it, so it's pretty fun, but I like to do some more advanced stuff so I can make actual games one day. Well, I really like writing. I've been writing for a long time, even before I really started actually playing video games, and one day I hope to publish plenty of stories.