A fiery horse with a speed of light, a cloud of dust in the hearty high old silver, the lone raindrop. Whenever men gathered around the campfire in the early days of the western United States, stories were told of the masked rider of the planes, and these stories have come down to us through the generations. His strength and courage were always on the side of right against might. His daring and resourcefulness brought law and order to the lawless frontier, and blazed the trail for the winning of the west. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of the great horse Silver. The lone ranger rides again. Sam Birdwell ran the only store in Rainbow Bend. It was the only store in over 400 square miles of rangeland, and every settler and rancher bought supplies there with one exception. Sam Birdwell had never sold any groceries or supplies to Dirk Kincaid, the man who owned the biggest bread in the section, but one day. Sam, look who's coming into the store. Yeah, I've seen him tie up to the hitch in rail. It's Kincaid. Kincaid and his foreman Gonzalez. You better get him back, Deborah. They're coming in. Remember, Sam, he's the biggest rancher around these parts. If he wants anything, you sell him. You get him back. Dirk Kincaid himself coming to my store. Howdy. Howdy. Hi, I know your name, Kincaid. My foreman here, Gonzalez, dropped around yesterday to buy some grub and supplies. He didn't get them. I got other customers.  I reckon you can settle. Well, I'm sort of out of a lot of food. Long trip to Los Angeles to get more. Yeah, that's what I'm figuring. So far, I've been doing my buying a lot of setters. But like you say, it's a long travel. So I'm buying and you are selling. If I got what you want. Get bacon, ain't you? Gonzalez. Here's your Kincaid. Get the flinch of bacon hanging on there. Hustle it down and put it on this here counter. All right, Birdwell, here's your knife. Slice that bacon up for me. Slice it. You heard me, Birdwell. I would have sliced it. With the cook on your spread, he can do that. Your Kincaid. I am undy with the knife. Very undy. You want to slice this? Yes, you're always itching to use your knife. Put it away. I'm asking Birdwell. Pick up that knife, Birdwell, and be sure you slice it thin the way I like it. And just in case, here's my six you to rest them right on the counter. Now, start. How's that? Finner, Finner, I tell you. No, my gravy, I won't do it. Birdwell, pick up that knife. No, Kincaid, I ain't selling you nothing. Not a thing. I sell to most folks, but not to you. Pick up that knife and start slicing. No.  You own the biggest spread this side of the high Sierras.   Maybe other folks do what you order, but not me. Now, get out. The man can talk to me like that. If you've got a gun, I can't reach for it. I'm going to bless you to- You're not sure if I didn't send it.  You put gun back, run away, pronto.   Good for you, me coming in store, huh?  Look out, Gonzalez has a knife. The next time I draw my gun, the bullet may not hit your knife. The mesh man. The fastest draw I ever seen. Mister, you saved the engine for sure. You're up now, but that was it, Bert Will. Sounded like I never saw a Bert Well before, and he never saw us. We came here for supplies, but we heard enough outside. In Cade, are those your horses at the Hitching Rail? Supposedly I am. The door's still open. You and your foreman can make tracks right now. Yeah, lookie here, mister. You heard me, on your way. Come on, Gonzalez. I'm gone, but what I said still goes, Bert Will. You won't sell the grub or supplies to the lazy K, eh? Well, you're stacking up trouble for yourself, a heap of trouble. And it won't be long in common. How do you use it? I reckon I'm a plumage, mister. Kin Cade sure means what he says. Now I've got you in trouble, too. Tano and I are used to trouble, Bert Well. We were glad to help. Sam, Sam are you all right? Sure, Deborah, sure. I was out and back, taking a walk. I was so nervous I couldn't stay in the back room. Then I heard that shot. What did Kin Cade try to do? He tried to do. Plenty, Deborah. He sure ain't hurt. I said he tried. Only the masked man and the engine stopped him cold. Masked man, the engine? Who you talking about? These two gents, right? Well, I'll be hog-tied. They've gone. I don't even know their names. I'd sure like to have them on my side. Kin Cade wasn't fooling when he said there'd be trouble. I'll sell the home away. Mr. Kin Cade, almost we are back to the lazy-care ranch. All the way from town, you're saying nothing. I've been figuring out what to do, consulates. I'm going to get it all set now. As soon as we get to the ranch house, get some of the boys, savvy. They're riding every spread around here, every rancher and settler and townsman. Every single solo buys from Bert Well. They're buying from him no more. Bert Well don't sell to me. He don't sell to nobody. Hey, you rich man. I got a message from Senior Kin Cade. He said nobody treats me as Bert Well. Huh? Nobody's hurry. You stop trade with Bert Well's plan to rich man. Or Kin Cade, you don't like it. Much better you do like Kin Cade tell you, huh? They remember. Message him in a hurry. There'll be no more trading at Bert Well's. I haven't given the orders. Don't trade at Bert Well's. That's all. No more trading at Bert Well's. That's all. Nobody's going to the store. Not me, not me. Bert Well won't sell to me. He won't sell to nobody. Sure, Kin Cade. Sure, whatever you say. You're top men around these parts. If you say so, I stop buying from Bert Well right this minute. There's Carney. Carney. Hey, Carney, rain up a second, will you? Howdy, Bert Well. Bert Well. You could get mighty office all of a sudden. Y'all used to call me Sam. Well, I... Why don't you drop in the store for a minute? Can't. That is, I'm in all-fired hurry. I didn't notice that. Your horse was just amblin' along. Well, I am. Oh. Say, need a new vest, Carney? I just got in the supply of the fanciest you ever see'd. Real antelope and stitched with red beads from back east. Nope, don't need nothing. Besides, I gotta get going. No, Carney. What's ailing everybody? Well, it go that rain, will you? Carney, I'm asking you. What's wrong? Why ain't nobody been in my store? Why ain't you been in? You ought to know why, Sam. I've been told it'd be healthier not to. You mean Kin Cade, don't you? I'd rather not mention any names. Don't have to. I suspicion it. But I thought you fellas had more gumption. Kin Cade's a tough army derile, Sam. He's one man, ain't he? You and all the rest put together could stand up against him. Carney, you know what kind of skunk he is? I gotta travel. I did what any man with backbone would do. I counted on you fellas to keep trading with me. Leave go the rain, Sam. Nobody knows better than you that Kin Cade's a coyote. He handles his guns too good for argument. Leave go the rain, Sam. Carney, Carney! They'd no use yelling. Kin Cade's got him scared to a frazzle. Every last one of them. I gotta do something. I gotta. That does for one gun, now the other. So... Sam, where you going? You get back to bed, Deborah. Mr. Middle of the night, Sam. What on earth are you... You wearing guns? I've got a little business to attend to. And your horse, all saddled and ready. Sam, what's on your mind? Where you going? I'll be back right soon. No. Now wait, let me see your face. You try not to look at me. Deborah, or I'm heading for aint woman's business. Kin Cade. You're going after Kin Cade. Answer me, Sam. You're going to shoot it out with Kin Cade. A man's got a right to protect his business.  He's a dead shot. I'll take my chances. It's better than starving. Because nobody trades at our store. You can't go gunning for... Kin Cade's an ordinary snake. He thinks he can run this section. He thinks he can ruin me because I prefer to do business with good people. But you can't. This is a log in gun fighting. Law. What good laws when nobody uses them. And friends too. I thought I had plenty. But what good friends if they won't stand behind you? No, you can't blame him for knuckling under Kin Cade. I ain't blaming him, Deborah. But I'm settling this. Sam, no. No, come back. Don't go with me. My mind's made up. Sam. Sam, you can't. I'm calling him out, Deborah, tonight. As soon as I get to his ranch. Give me a kiss for luck. Sam. Deborah, I... Get up, boss. Get up there. Sam. Sam. Did you see that? Uh-huh. Him clear in moonlight. Looks like Birdwell pushing his horse plenty hard. That's right. Come along. To the store? Yes. Come back. You see it? Did you see that, Tutter? No, just closed. It was a woman. You can see her in the light. That Birdwell's wife, huh? Must have been. Hello in there. Listen. Woman crying, huh? Yes. We're going in, Tutter. Mrs. Birdwell? A masked man. An agent with you. Move one step closer. Now pull his trigger. Tutter and I are your husband's friends. Oh, we help. A masked man. Yeah. Sam did say something about us. Well, you helped him before, but you can't... We saw your husband making tracks. Where's he going? I tried to stop him.  Is that where he's heading? Sam was going plumb locos seeing how Kincaid made everybody stuck trading here. Sam took his guns. He's going to call Kincaid out. Tutter, look after Mrs. Birdwell. How may you do it? Masked man, where are you going? I'm going after your husband. He's over there. You mean it, Masked Man. You'll go after him. Come on. Come on. I'm going to go after him. He's got to get there in time. He's got to... Him go plenty fast. I don't see all the trouble. Kincaid. Kincaid, wake up. Put him please. As soon as you look over. More of the world, he must have an eye chance. Sure. You'll listen. Come on, Kincaid.  I am the courtier. Well, dear.  He gave us a funny gun duel with me. Get me that gun, Bertrand. Here. Yes, Anyard. You fix him good, eh? That silly second-out shoot, Birdwell, from here to breakfast. When I get through out there, he'll be faced down in the dust, ready for a gravestone. Come on. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. A lot of continue our story. Moonlight silvered the prairies. Sam Birdwell, the storekeeper, stood outside Dirk Kincaid's ranch house, challenging him to a gunfight. Birdwell was determined to end, once and for all, Kincaid's attempt to ruin his business. Come on out, Kincaid. Come out, or I'll come in and drag you out. Who's that? Very soon. He better. What is wrong? You're scared, eh? Maybe I am. I ain't much of a hand for gunfighting, but I'm going through with it. You end up six feet under... So be it then. I'll get away, you only knife-throat. Sure. Sure, I'll leave you by yourself now. That you, Kincaid? Where? Come out in the moonlight, or I can see you. So you come gunning for me, Birdwell. Come out, or I can see you fair. I can let you have it right from here. Yeah, I reckon you could. I reckon that's the way you like to fight, too.  Now, come on out. It's you and me, Kincaid. Come out! Kincaid, get him back! Come on, Birdwell. You're coming with me. Let go of me, Mashman. Set me down. You're staying on this post and taking her away from me.  Save us, we'll talk later. Come on, so prepare for the war! This is far enough. We'll talk here, Birdwell. Ain't no good stopping me, Mashman. I'll go back there as soon as I can. I gotta face out Kincaid once and for all. If I hadn't come along, you'd have been killed. It would have been a fair fight, so... It would not. Huh? I saw the flash of Kincaid's guns as I rode up. He had them drawn. He was ready to shoot. You mean he was... He was from the force before you could see him. He had no intentions of giving you the slightest chance. Boy, that low-down po-cat I ought to get. Besides, Birdwell, he wouldn't stand a chance against a gunfighter like Kincaid, even face-to-face with an equal draw. Yeah, I knew that. But, thunder-ration, mister, a man's got his pride. Kincaid's ruined me. And I can't take it lying down. You still have your friends? Friends. What good are friends when they don't stand by you? There ain't one of them dares to come into my store. I'm not so sure of that, Birdwell. It's true. Not one of them dares stand up against Kincaid's orders. Sometimes it takes people a long time to act. Too long, Mask Man. Too long. Sometimes it isn't until someone is gone that his friends realize they should have helped.  Would you be willing to do as I tell you? Mister, you saved me twice. I reckon I'll do anything you say. All right. I'm riding back to Rainbow Bend, but you'll stay here. What? Well, I don't savvy. You will, Birdwell. Now listen. Indian. Indian, is that... Oh, that friend, that silver. How are you? Steady, Silver. I got there in time, Kimosubbie. Mister, mister, where's my husband? Where's Sam? His horse came back with the saddle was empty. Your husband is unharmed, Mrs. Birdwell. I left him up in the hills for the time being. What? Kincaid was going to shoot him without giving your husband a chance to reach his guns. He could have done... Mister, if Sam ain't hurt, why didn't he come back here? I have a plan to help him. That's part of the plan. Mister, you ain't lying to me. Sam ain't... Friend, always tell truth. Your husband isn't even scratched, Mrs. Birdwell. You've got to believe that. Mister, I reckon I do believe it. Fine. There's something about you that makes me trust you. You say you've got a plan to help, Sam. By refusing to sell to Kincaid, your husband has lost all of his trade, hasn't he? Yes. Yet everyone is friendly with him? Oh, everybody. If it weren't for Kincaid's orders, they'd still have him. Very well, Mrs. Birdwell.  I want you to make the rounds of all your friends. The ones who are afraid to stand up against Kincaid. I want you to tell them your husband went to call on Kincaid, and he didn't come back. But, Mister, if I say that, don't think Sam's been done for. Yes, they will. They'll jump to that conclusion. Well, it'll take an eye on the two days to get to all of them. They're all spread out. Then take two days. Tyler can go with you. What about you, Mask Man? You coming along? With this mask? No, I'll stay here. I'll stay here. I have some work to do. You'd call on everyone you can. Yes, Mask Man. Yes, and I'll tell him just what you told me to say. But Mask Man, I've been setting up here, and I own the two days now. I ought to be down at my store. Why? You have no business to attend to? Well, maybe I am. You promised you'd stay here till I told you to leave. You've got to keep that promise. All right. All right, I will.  Hey! Hey, mister! Where you going? Hey, Silver! Mister, where you going this time? Look out there, across the appointed frequency towards Rainbow Bend. My eyes ain't as good as yours, mister. Well, Masked Man, we've done it. Me and Toronto must have covered now under 70 miles, but we told them all. They're coming into Rainbow Bend? In the morning.  They all jumped to the conclusion that Sam was done for. I sure had a hard time not letting them know Sam was alive and well. He is, Andy. He's fine. How did they take the news? Asked the engine. They was plum ashamed of themselves. That's right. You must be tired, Mrs. Birdwell. I'd like to see Sam. You'll see him in the morning. I look up there into the twilight. You see that fire winking on the hill? Is that where Sam is? That's the camp. Are you sure those friends will be here? Positive, mister. Good. I brought a scout for you, Tyler. It's time for us to make tracks. Uh-huh. Me, come. Now you go home and get some sleep, Mrs. Birdwell. And in the morning, you lead all of Sam's friends up on that hill. Understand? Sure will, mister. Good night. Good night. Adios. What do we do now, Kim and Bobby? I've been watching Kincaid's ranch every night, Tyler. Kincaid's been on the lookout for Birdwell. Huh? What's more, Kincaid believes I'm with Birdwell. He thinks the two of us are dangerous. And we interfere with this rule of the district. Oh, talk to Sammy now. So far, I've made sure Kincaid or his men didn't see me. But this time, I'm making sure they do. Come on, Tyler. Get them up, scoundrel. Come on, sir. On the trail. At mid or level night, the cellars, we watched for a long time. Maybe Kincaid was wrong about his men's home raid. Maybe the mass home raid and Birdwell even moved. Hey, what is that? Orsha's is the rider. No sign of Kincaid up yet, Tyler? All sleep. Do you mind just as well to get back to Birdwell? we do that we're bird well now on the hill south of town tell us we go sleep we've been up to the night he must have a yes we'll head back for a camp so time for me to tell came here he's knows if you're waiting for a lighter mask man see him yet we were close enough to guns on his last night so he could hear a total of me talking bird well I'm sure it came Kate has been told huh what is a total look man off that way to write is crossing the ridge I can't make him out at all it's King Kate and Gonzalez it must be they'll be hearing about now or not right there's no doubt what they plan to do dry go what else all right on your way your scout head down in the rainbow bend get the Mrs. Birdwell and make sure she comes up here proud of me that makes you make certain those friends come along to hurry to come in on a scout bird well you know what I plan is yes man if their mom is going to surprise this campfire then that's just what we'll let them do it shouldn't take them long. Well that's your horse can tell us the campfires right here smoke she's a little this way can't hear a sound. Recognition be like shooting at a target in your what is that sounds like horses Gonzalez spread this must keep us keep the part in the gas. Well you're it is the Indian you bring the woman Mrs. Birdwell and all the people they're coming this way look with the year and you're maybe we better go over and we still got time for me what can't get the others at camp stop cast your eyes on that Gonzalez two of them wrapped up in blankets that more than 50 yards down from us there is a white hat that must be the most. The others Birdwell can't see his face but he's got that spotted vest to decide the hunt blanket which one I should take bird well now get the mass when we start shooting those below the come fast let them we still have time to get your horses get away. I take bird well yeah all right Gonzalez now. What's more. That is fine they did not even both of them now come on we've got to make tracks faster. Come on this is right past this club with. What. Is a man. And both of them it is impossible they are both. So she knows that your phone can drop those bullets in the logs under the blanket skin Kate now drop those guns and. The gun is clean of the book is and look at man here comes Debra all the rest of. I even scratch Debra how do you. One of you just keep your eye on these two ordinary skunks I got them Carney Sam I reckon we owe you an apology work so we thought you was dead that we realized we let ourselves be bulldozed by a pole cat we should have stood up against him Kate right from the first just a minute hold on a minute it's a man's man quiet you fellas quiet Salo and I are going but first I'd like to say a word to you man Sam Birdwell did what every one of you wanted to do he stood up against oppression and wrong and each of you was a little too lazy yes a little bit afraid to back him up until you realize what might have happened to Sam yeah we thought he was dead yes honey but from now on I've got a feeling that you like like true Americans you remember to stick together all the way to find oppression and wrong no matter where you find it. I don't know if you come on give me some of it. I don't know. Masked man and I just wonder where we'd be if he didn't come along to help folks out Deborah we won't think about that now for a gentleman supposed to have been dead I'm full of ginger how about a chance is my store open for business again the radio. The story you have just heard the copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated.


it's my own every social media platform so as I said we are focusing on social media on Fridays and today we have picked a career that has been I can say birth but it may grow as your Instagram and this is the photography career and in studio with me I have Tatiana Karanja aka Mama Olive with me who's going to be sharing a story but before that VTJ Khalifa please remind them what sounds they are listening sounds of VTJ Khalifa you're listening to the sounds of VTJ Khalifa on social media platforms then our first gig of the channel Garisa how many kilometers from Nairobi? actually this is my first time so if you're watching us from Garisa County we'll be having VTJ Khalifa the official Freestyle Friday DJ coming to your county so please hit us up on our social media white 54 channel on Twitter white 54 and the school channel on Instagram white 54 on Facebook without much further ado Mama Olive Karibusana hi thank you very much for having me all right you're welcome so you have you have an aka Olive is your first born yes she's my first born yeah alright all these Olive she's almost two and then I have her new one who is almost six weeks I so family is one of your hobbies you'll be telling us about that but who's Tatiana Karanja in a few words camera is number four Tatiana okay well I'm a photographer a mother a foodie a blogger an adventurer yeah what else can I say about myself all right that's that's enough so you're a photographer by profession yeah you studied this in college yes I did maybe you can give us a brief background of how this started when did you first fall in love with photography yeah I think I've always been in love with photography I just you know in Kenya growing up you don't think that's it's something that you can follow I mean growing up it wasn't even something offered in school so it was something you know when the first mobile phones with cameras came out I was really fascinated by the yeah so I used to take a lot of pictures of my sister and my grandfather my Dutch grandfather he gave me his old camera so I used to go and do a lot of wildlife in the Nairobi National Park and I remember camera was this it was a really old canon I'm not sure what it's analog so with film I'm not I can't remember exactly what it was but I used to just love taking photos with it and it was something I was really fascinated by but again it was not something I thought I could pursue so you know how to process the pictures as well at that time of course I gave it to code I mean one of the stores and they process it for me all right and then I used to do some edits online which were terrible but you know I think I do somewhere but then yeah I just applied for something in the Netherlands and I got in and my parents were very supportive and I went to you told your parents I want to be a photographer it was art photography course and I applied for it yeah and they were like yeah go and follow you yeah all right what what does your dad do business like any other kick who you out I like that all right so you went and studied photography in the Netherlands yes but you have also been in been to South Africa yeah I went to school in South Africa but that was for secondary school so you school in South Africa yeah yes I did so when you fell in love with photography was Instagram alive no I don't I think Instagram came about when I was in university I think yeah so you've seen the transition yes being a photographer without Instagram and being a photographer in this world with with Instagram yeah how is Instagram like impacted this industry that you're in you know to be fair I don't think I've seen that much of a transition because at the time I was in university like I said so I wasn't even I wasn't even a known photographer I was still studying still trying to find my way so I don't think I really saw that transition I mean I came into this photography world with Instagram so yeah I haven't seen the transition but I can imagine that Instagram has really it's just a platform where you are able to show so much of your work to so many people so I can imagine that that's I mean it's just been amazing for photography what are some of the social media platforms that you would encourage a photographer to get involved in definitely Instagram and you have to have your own website I know it's not something that everybody goes to but having a place where you can store all your pictures I mean create your own portfolio your own style because Instagram you have to own website is very important yeah because I mean Instagram you have to follow a certain style I mean you're posting your pictures but it's in their style your your website is you it shows exactly who you are as a photographer and what you want to show the world so I think that's very important with it exactly yeah so you've involved yourself in a project recently I've been to your Instagram but before we talk about this one please remind them your so your Instagram handle so they can stalk you while we talk about this okay my Instagram handle is at Tatiana Karanja yeah Tatiana Karanja so we can scroll up or down which one is it so please help me with that yes but I see pictures of guys in uniform here and also see pictures of some some kids right there you can scroll so I see the Masai culture somewhere the less so I like the black and white pictures right there we can stop that we can start with the animals all right what is all this about I feel like when I get to your Instagram I get the Kenyan feel immediately yeah well I I mean I love Kenya I'm really passionate when I come to Kenya all my photography just comes to life when I was in Holland I wasn't really passionate about what I was doing there so I'm really happy to be back but this particularly three different companies one was culture trip it's a big you know it's a big online platform so that's that was at the National Park this is just some personal maternity work this black and white series was with nature with the Northern Range Range Trust which is a huge company and I loved working with them I got to travel all over the Northern Range lands and just meet different tribes learn about our culture a bit more learn about different cultures different ways of life it was it was really fantastic yeah all right maybe you can scroll up to the maternity work right that you said was personal yeah all right what inspired this is is it the fact that you've experienced this before you're passionate about it I think so I mean before I was pregnant I didn't really get into maternity shoots but suddenly once I was pregnant people started requesting and I think it's just a beautiful stage of life and I think it's really beautiful for people to yeah get that pictures taken and be able to remember to remember it all right yeah you ate some butter in the morning so it's a beautiful stage in life yeah it really like capturing beautiful things in beautiful stages in life right that white 5 4 channel on Twitter white 5 for and the school channel on Instagram and white 5 4 on Facebook is the way to reach us hashtag is why in the morning hashtag is freestyle Friday Tatiana Caranjo on Instagram aka mama olive is the person we have in studio with us to share the photography journey with us so I'd like to know traveling I've seen a lot of traveling I can tell you travel a lot to take these pictures yes this one is quite scary for me you had to get close to this it was in the orphanage they were behind a fence all right so how do you balance having a family having two kids now and traveling to to pursue your dream well really I'm actually very lucky with the job that I have because again it's not a nine to five job so I get to spend a lot of time with my family and a lot of time at work as well but also people are surprisingly very accommodating so when I traveled I did travel at the time with my eldest Olive I traveled with her wherever I went and people were very accommodating I would have a room with her and also our nanny would come with us so it was a lot of pictures of olive she's really lucky she's like going to have a life documented yeah from the job it's good to have a mama with the photographer all right so mm-hmm I'm looking for a picture that I saw in your Instagram this is your website rather yeah this is my blog yeah your website or your blog so you write as well to accompany the pictures well yeah I'd like to have a blog where I talk about my motherhood journey and then also I do get paid paid partnerships where I also put put that on my blog but my website for photography is completely separate to this this is yeah more of my motherhood journey and just what I yeah what we're going through all right so maybe a lot of moms watch why in the morning so maybe you can share with them how they can get to this particular blog your camera is number four yeah for this blog you just go to www.mama-olive.com and yeah if you want to follow anything mother-related please do go check out at Mama Olive K on Instagram yeah some of the things that you talk about on this I mean I talk about everything from just I'm very personal with the stuff that I share so I make it very personal to me and I talk about weight I talk about you know going through ups and downs during your pregnancy I talk about how to get breast milk I took I mean I talk about a lot of things talking about weight you're also passionate about fitness yeah I am yes yes I am so did that start after you became a mom or before no before so I mean during in school I was very fit I used to do all sorts of sports and then which one was your favorite hockey and rounders I would say hockey and rounder yeah swimming at one point yeah alright so you played hockey till high school yeah and then suddenly I started gaining a lot of weight and I just became very unfit unfit unhealthy and very unhappy because of that so just in university I started working out a lot and yeah it just became a passion again yeah to start working out just becoming healthy all right feeling good about myself really what are some of the tips you can give the photographers out the three must have three must have well definitely a good lens my favorite lens 24 to 70 that is just such a versatile lens that I think that every photographer should have in their kid if any lens that you should have that one a good eye don't don't let people put you down whatever whatever you think that you you love doing or you love focusing on do that because that's what makes you unique and yeah camera of course yes I like that you chose the right day to come to white in the morning because we play games on Friday do you like games yes I do like games so these are some questions that I see photographers post online some of them say they hate these questions some of them say they can't take it anymore so I'd like to know if you've heard them before and you can answer them as well okay all right so Canon only are you a Canon or Nikon guy have you ever had this question yes all the time I'm a Canon solely because I started off with Canon and I'm just not gonna switch I don't have anything against Nikon you don't have anything against Nikon no but this is why you started yes and you're staying there yeah yeah I mean I know and you're sticking to it all right how soon will these be online after you take pictures of people have you had this question before house yes all the time in my contract state how long each like a wedding takes this time portrait session takes this time so that they know that they cannot ask me for them within a day I like that you mentioned your contract in your contracts use state yeah so it's very important as a photographer to have contracts as well yes I mean oh man being a photographer in Kenya is really terrible I mean I feel like people don't take you seriously so having a good contract is very important yeah always very important to draft your contract yes I have professional relations with yes yeah I like that I'm getting tips as we play this game all right are you going to send me copies of all these shots no I'm not going to send you copies of all the shots I'm gonna send you my top edited images please don't ask me for all the shots yeah I like that all right can you make me look good thin and amazing oh I hate that I'm just like why why and then also a lot of people ask me to Photoshop a lot of the face and I'm like well if you you should hire somebody to do this beforehand so I don't have all the work afterwards because some people they they really don't take shoots seriously like I've said they'll hire you they'll want you to do a fashion shoot but they won't hire a makeup artist they won't hire a hairstylist they won't hire a good stylist yeah and it's really important I mean I'm not gonna be able to make all of this stuff happen post I mean editing so I say I want to have a fashion shoot do I have to bring my own director or your you're going to know I'll direct but I mean depending on how you want the images to look you'll need to take the whole shoot seriously so have all the people that available that we need available yeah so we I think I have the last three okay have you ever heard this pick-up line before my cousin is also a photographer no oh my brother oh my sister you've never had this is that a pick-up line this questions I got them online from a photography group so these are some of the things they experience in the line of duty so the last one I think we have the last one wow that's a big camera I bet it takes amazing pictures yes all the time all the time I hear that one and then also the other one is all you have to do is click a button that those two no yeah apparently it's just that's it this is your chance tell them what it takes to get a good picture oh I mean I think you have dedication passion I mean you need an eye for photography you're not just going to snap you're not just clicking a button otherwise everybody could do it yeah yeah you need the eye photographer yeah of course definitely your lighting I mean every photographer is different I work with natural light and a lot of people like studio lighting so everybody's different but yeah lighting is very important lighting is very important as we come to the end of this what is the next thing you're getting into the Hamzell project well hopefully this year a lot more traveling around Kenya that's my that's my plan so we'll see fingers crossed I have a lot of plans but I don't want to say with this traveling around Kenya and documenting well I mean firstly I'd like to just get some beautiful pictures of Kenya just to document the life we live I mean I really hated when I went abroad and people were very back with thinking towards Kenya and towards just everything about our culture and everything like that all they know is what they see on BBC and CNN exactly so I mean I just love to give people a different perspective but then also the fact is I'd also like to learn a lot more about Kenya myself so that's also why I'd like to travel around Kenya a lot more even my daughters I'd love them to learn more about Kenya I think growing up I also was very educated with British system yeah British system so and I feel like you missed something yeah I did I missed a lot about Kenya and that's so shameful so I would just like to educate myself a bit more yeah I like that all right so do you think it's tougher for ladies in this industry no I don't know I've not experienced that no all right to all the ladies out there will be complaining it's so tough for ladies in the photography industry oh my god oh my god yes you heard it don't complain pick up that camera get a good lens get a good eye or practice your eyes for this thing all right so as we come to the end of this your social media handles again so they can stalk you and then book you if they'd like to and then you can give them the information on how they can book okay so to book me just email me what you'd like I'll send you my rate card my contract you'll have a look at it see if it's okay but you can follow me at at Tatiana Karanja for my photography or at Mama Olive K for my motherhood journey and my website is www.tatianakaranja.com to see more of my work so we are playing Kenyan music today so I'd like you to request one song before we go oh my gosh there was a song that I heard yesterday on radio by the band Becca I don't remember what it's called but maybe you can play any song by them because I really like any song by band becker we are going to find that do you have any song by band becker vdj Khalifa yes as vdj Khalifa lines that up thank you very much for coming thank you so much and thank you very much for what you're doing online for the for the country as well thank you just showing the other side of Kenya that people don't know thank you very much yes so this is why in the morning freestyle Friday I go by the name of by Moses or it's by morning we social media platform today's photography edition on why in the morning on freestyle Friday vdj Khalifa is about to take it away with Tatiana Karanja's request band becker


Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with Ron Trombley. How are you today, Ron? Really good, Tracy. How are you? I'm good. We actually received a comment on our website today. It said, can you or someone else reading this reply, comment briefly and explain the transaction, taking place at Levant. So let's start there. Okay. Well, I know it's a little complicated for a lot of people. It's out of the box, but that's how people get rich is by doing deals that are out of the box, instead of doing the same thing as everyone else. We determined that the market was not very favorable for mining projects at the moment, and we'd been looking and looking and looking at various mining projects to expand our company or look at other opportunities out there. And through all of my hard work out on the road, I finally ran into some people that are very exciting and very wealthy and involved in the biotech space. And we made an investment in one of their companies, mining companies, Pershing Gold. And through that investment, afterwards, they said to me, well, they wanted to merge the two originally, but then we decided that we didn't want to do that. So we ended up doing a private placement into Pershing, which is turning out well for us. And then they said, would you be consider thinking about spinning off the mining assets and getting involved in our biotech deal? And I said, I'll take a look at it. Why not? So, anyways, after many months of looking at various different things, we decided that we liked the SciVac deal and decided that we could create a lot of shareholder value. And at the time, we were trading at 20 cents roughly, which was about cash value or right around cash value. So obviously, we weren't getting any value for our asset, our mining asset. So we were looking at how we can create value for our shareholders. Of course, I'm the largest shareholder, was the largest shareholder, I don't know anymore. But so obviously, you know, it's in my best interest along with everybody else's best interest to see something happen. So after much work and spending a lot of time and a lot of lawyers, a lot of legal, a lot of research, a lot of a lot of studying and a lot of due diligence, we finally decided through our board of directors and our special committee to go ahead and do the deal. And it was a long involved process, a lot longer than I anticipated. But at the end of the day, I think it's going to work out real well for everyone. So we're very excited about it and we're up and trading now under the two companies and we're trading at about a 20% premium of what we closed out yesterday. So I think that's a pretty good indication that the market likes what we're doing. I certainly had a lot of calls and emails from shareholders that are happy with what we're doing. So we're excited about it. And this is just the beginning. Okay. So this is just the beginning and we now have two companies. We have LaVon Resources and SciVac Therapeutics Limited. Is that correct? Correct, yep. Okay. They're both trading? Yeah, they're both trading and they're both trading on the TSX and SciVac also is trading on the OTCQX. They picked up our OTCQX listing and we've applied to also trade on the OTCQX. There's usually a 40-day waiting period but we think we can probably speed that up and we're doing all our filings in the US and I expect both companies, both SciVac and LaVon, over the next few months to be probably trading on NASDAQ as well. So we're raising the profile of both companies. This is obviously very exciting for all your shareholders. With regards to SciVac, what position are you going to hold, Ron, because I was looking online and these are some of the little questions that I know the investors out there are curious about. Well, since I know nothing about biotech, I'm just going to stay in the background. Be a major shareholder and support these guys in any way where they need any help. When it comes to the actual operating of their company, I think they're quite capable of operating it but we're certainly going to be there in a backup position to help them through the transition of the Canadian market and supporting the Canadian market and we'll be looking at doing other things down the road as well. Will you maintain the position that you currently have with LaVon or what are you planning on doing with that? I'm going to keep the position I have in LaVon and we're looking at some other opportunities for LaVon. So now I have three other major shareholders being the OpCo and their group, Dr. Frost, Barry Honig and Michael Brouser all have substantial positions in the spin co now, the new LaVon. So there's probably between the four of us, we probably own about, I would say somewhere in the neighborhood of 40% of the new LaVon shares. And then we have a lot of good shareholders that are either own good positions or also accumulate positions. You can see today we're trading good volume. I think we're trading about 1.2 million today so far in New LaVon. So we have a good following in New LaVon and we expect to see some exciting things happening down the road there as well. So with the SciVac, can you tell our audience a little bit more about the SciVac story because previously this was a private company that has now gone public? Right. They've been planning on going public for a while and Dr. Frost and through OpCo own about 45% of the company. They've been funding it privately and they felt that it's ready to go public now. They think that the FDA approval will be forthcoming in the next year or two and they're going to be opening up markets in various other places in the world. So India, China, there's a lot of areas where there's a big market for the SciVac vaccine and they also have the DNAs which has a wide range of applications. It's been used in cystic fibrosis for a long time and outside of cystic fibrosis they found an awful lot of other potential uses for it and they think it could be very, very helpful in maybe acquired immune disease and several other very important diseases that are affecting a wide population. So it's an exciting, it has exciting potential and they're going to be moving forward on exploring that. They're doing a number of tests in a lot of different areas right now that could be very, very exciting for the company and they're not just going to be stopping there. I think they'll continue and start to grow the company as well with probably other acquisitions and adding, you know, continue to build the team and they have some pretty big plans for the company. I know that. Well, I know when you picked it up it was described with their flagship product being the only commercially available third generation hepatitis B vaccine in the world. How large is that market on just alone? I expect that's over a billion dollars a year so, you know, I think it's going to be, that alone is going to be a big market and I mean they've been just pretty much mostly, I think they took over about half of the market in Israel, it's an Israeli company and I think they took over within two years about 50% of the vaccine, hepatitis B vaccine market in Israel. So we know it's an important vaccine, we know that it's far superior to anything else out there and we think that one of the things that attracted me to the deal was the fact that we believe over time it will be a takeover candidate by a major pharmaceutical and as you know, there's a lot of M&A activity in that arena so and especially with Dr. Frost at the head of it, you know that he's made some pretty big and exciting moves over the last several years. He sold his last company for 7.6 billion to Teva Pharmaceuticals and became the chairman of Teva which is the largest generic drug company in the world and right now he's building OpCo and he just announced a large deal with one of the largest testing companies in the United States, consequently the world and so that's merging with OpCo as well so there's a lot of things going on and it'll be very helpful for our shareholders and very helpful for CyBack. Well I think a lot of things going on is definitely the understatement of the year here. It sounds like an amazing deal and we look forward to interviewing Dr. Frost. With regards to LeVon resources, will you be staying on your M&A path in the resource sector, Ron, or what are you planning for LeVon? Well we're looking at other opportunities, in fact I'm flying to Miami on Thursday and we're looking at some other opportunities with our team there for other opportunities so I'm excited about the potential and I'm excited about the future for LeVon, new LeVon. I think it's going to be really really exciting. I have a big position and like I said we have a group of people with big positions in it and we want to build this company as well so I think stay tuned. Well you heard it here first and investor Intel, Ron thank you so much for joining us today. I'm genuinely excited for you and all the shareholders for both companies. Thank you very much Tracy, appreciate it.


Hey everybody, Lisa Kearney here with Fandall. Today, we're gonna talk about teasers. Teasers are a unique type of bed that allows you to change the point spread or total. Sound cool? Then let's dig in. In order to build a teaser, you'll need at least two legs to start. And once you've selected your legs, it's time to change the spread or total. You do that by adding or subtracting points. When you add points, you're giving yourself a better chance to win. So your payout would be lower. And when you subtract points, your payout becomes higher because you now have longer odds. Just know that however many points you choose will be applied to all your legs.  And if all your legs hit, you win. That's all there is to it. Now you're ready to tackle some teasers.


For you or somebody to bring 97 items or 54 items to your apartment building and bring it to your door and you not tip them, you're out of pocket. You're out of pocket for that. It's DDK and I'm here today with another Door Dash video. Huge shout out to everybody who's tuning in to the video. I really appreciate you and I appreciate all the love and support and if you aren't subscribed, make sure you smash that subscribe button. Today we got the GoPro baby, we just bought the GoPro so we're gonna get everything situated with that and I'm gonna be the runner today. So I'm gonna show you what happens when we go inside the restaurants and the stores and when I drop the food and everything goes so. So you guys wanna make sure you stay tuned to the full video and again, we're almost at the thousand mark of subscribers. So if you aren't subscribed, hit that subscribe button. This is awesome. Yeah, we got us one. Lamski. Thanks, sir. Appreciate it. You're welcome. Thank you. You're welcome. Thank you. You're welcome. Thank you. Thank you. You're welcome. You're welcome. What's your name? No? Yeah. Oh, excuse me. I'm gonna have a DoorDash order. Oh, a number. What's your number? DoorDash 424. 424. So you're gonna have to take a picture. Lamski. Step back. Take a picture. Jerome, it's a war war move. Usually every day around 934, between 934 and 936, they always do a war on my run. There's usually like more than one order. Now this is not a grocery order. This is actually one item. So it says three items right here as you guys can see. So for 1875 and it's 4. I have 14.8 miles. So we're gonna accept this. And then I'm gonna take you guys in the store. So you kind of see exactly what you need to do when you get in there. Robert, I'll get the order. I'll try to go in. I'm sure I can go in because there's gonna be other people in line too. So if you're the first one, you can hurry up and get off the way. And everybody else can get the order but you can start moving around fast. 1875 for 14.8 miles, which is more than a dollar a mile. And it doesn't take us that long to do it either. So that's where you're gonna come. See where it says pick up right there. You wanna come over here and let them know. How you doing? Door dash pick up for these three. I'm drunk. Oh, it's my GoPro. I was about to say, why you got that camera on you like this? Yeah. It's my GoPro for my YouTube channel. So I do a door dash now. Okay, okay, I see you. I see you. Okay, it's this one. Y'all you can be on YouTube.  Y'all can be on it. And matter of fact, y'all can go to my channel right now and subscribe. I'm just gonna subscribe. What y'all up on that?  I'm gonna put it in for you. Yeah. Look at that. You got that big one? This one. All this? You got that tissue behind you. This one. It's 40, 17, I don't know. The top one. Yeah, you too. Come on, so I can put you in too. Or you can just show it to her. So what you doing on your YouTube channel? House reviews, car reviews. You be one of the people running for the police all the time? No, no, no, I don't do all that. I was real estate agent too, so this is right here. Where y'all from then? Come on, Jasmine, let's go. I was about to say, how do you know about me? Damn, you bad. Oh, so you're Jasmine too, huh? Yeah. Testing, testing, one, two, three. Testing, testing, one, two, three. Bam, and just like that, we got the Walmart orders in the back. Now, this is called the Walmart play. I'm gonna give you the play, you gotta run around.  I've never seen this on YouTube, so I'm gonna tell you about the gem, the Walmart gem. I know I said in previous videos, don't take the Walmart orders, but this is a different type of Walmart order. This is not a grocery order, this is one item, so each person get one item. Now, it said 14.8 miles for 18.75, right? $18.75 cent.  So we're actually gonna do 9.2 miles for 18.75, which is about $2 a mile. And it's only gonna take us 20 minutes to do this. So it's almost $1 a minute, two minutes per mile.   Also, don't forget about the end game. The end game is, you wanna end up close to a prime location. So, for those of you familiar with area, we were in Walkegon Walmart. Now we're gonna do the play, we're gonna run the play, and then we're gonna end up close to the gurney. And then we're gonna get the orders from there. So, I'll see you guys when we get to the first house. I'm Steve, got the order. Right here. And you're gonna bump, get that picture.  So you can just try to put it like over there or something, get that doorbell. Don't wanna believe it is. You're not gonna believe this one. I'm gonna have a story time when I get back in the car. This is actually, oh, okay. So that's what we're supposed to be doing. This is an air fryer. So it's kind of more of a expensive item. So I'm gonna try to knock on the door, and if they don't rest, I'm gonna kind of give them a call. Because I just don't wanna leave it out here. You can notice the nice neighborhood. You just never know. It's time for story time. So, the name of who we just said, something happened in 2019, January 2019, right? I'm gonna send it, put the email at the end of the week having this discussion. But, for those of you who don't know, I am a real estate agent.  So, one of the things that made my business the part I used to do to create leads was door knocks. So, we used to go to different neighborhoods and say there was a house for sale in your neighborhood. We would go to that neighborhood, knock on the door, talk to the neighbor, and say, hey, how you doing? You just know your neighbor's house for sale. They're telling it for this amount. Have you ever thought about selling your house? So, pretty much that was the whole speed that we used to do, right? So, one day, it was freezing cold too, by the way. We went over there, we were door knocking. So, I'm door knocking, boom, boom. And usually what we do is, she goes on one side of the street or one end of the street and then we meet in the middle. So, I come this way, she come this way.  Then we meet in the middle, right? So, we door knock, ooh, boom, boom, boom, boom. Door knocking. Some people ask, some people don't. If they don't ask to put a card in the door, if they do ask, we talk to them, right? So, boom. So, I'm door knocking. This house, boom, boom, boom, knock on the door. And there was a dog barking, right? So, then I put my card in the door and I started walking there. And I seen this car pull up, phew, extra fast, like extra fast. And then I knew it was a police car, but I wondered how, what kind of car it was. It was like one of those, oh, the Crown Vicks. Pull up extra fast. No, it was in Paula, my phone, wrong. Pull up extra fast, phew. So, I'm like, somebody in the car to pull up some of me. Now, mind you, this has happened to me multiple times. So, for those of you who think that this, the race thing doesn't happen, it does. Because every time the police come, they always come to meet it. So, the car drove past my business partner and came directly to me. So, I'm thinking somebody didn't call the police to me. But, what happened was, this was actually the police officer's house. So, what I did was, I say, hey, how are you doing? My name is Jerome. I was giving him my business card just so he'd know what's going on. Cause I thought it was a police officer who was coming to talk to me to him. I can't do it no more. Cause it has happened. Give my business card, welcome to a group, greet him. Yeah, how you doing? I'm doing this, I'm a real estate agent. Well, why are you at my house? So, that's the first thing he said. The first thing he said was, why are you at my house? And then I was explaining to him that I'm a real estate agent. I'm just passing my business card and all that stuff.  I'm, see, see this, already, already now, I already kind of got this bad vibe off this dude. Like, already, cause he was extra aggressive. And, honestly, one thing about me that you guys may not know is I'm not a tough guy or anything, but I would not allow people to, you know, play with me like that. I just don't. I don't know why. Especially if I'm not doing nothing. If I'm in the wrong, I'm in the wrong. But in this particular situation, I wasn't in the wrong. I wasn't doing anything wrong. I didn't come in off aggressive. I didn't do anything extra. I was actually very nice and kind to him. But I explained to him what I was doing. So, what happened was, we got into a big argument to the point where the neighbors, the neighbors started to come outside and stuff. So, we got into this big huge disagreement because I have a problem with you.  And just cause you got on this uniform, they don't mean nothing. Please watch how you talk to me because I ain't coming at you in a certain way. So please have some respect and talk to me properly. Just like I'm talking to you properly. So that's pretty much what was the whole thing with that. So we got into a big disagreement. The neighbors came out and all this stuff. And then after that, right, I'm walking away. I'm walking away to go get my partner to let her know that he's saying that we can't do it because it's really cost-listened.   You're a police officer, we should know this.   So people who don't want people to listen, they just put no soliciting on their doors. Very simple. But that went into a big thing. So I'm walking away, trying to get my business party to let him know that if he's saying that we have to leave and then it gets even worse because he's thinking I'm just disobeying him, walking off and I'm about to go knock on some more doors. So he was just gonna keep on doing it. See, then it was the whole thing. So this story is that you guys know that on the road to success, there is gonna be some robups and there is gonna be some people who try to stop you. You just gotta keep on moving and grooving. No matter what, no matter the cost, no matter what it takes, it's gonna come to the territory. But at the end of the day, he did email me and apologize for, he knows he was wrong for what he did. He knows he's wrong. I wasn't doing anything crazy. I know that they saw me walking around neighborhood and kinda looking a little suspect and all that stuff because you know how this go. But he did email me and apologize and I appreciate him doing that because it's all about growing and you know if you're wrong, you're wrong. As a man, you should apologize if you're wrong. As a woman or whoever. If you're wrong and you know you did wrong, you should apologize to them. So you guys wanna make sure you keep that in mind. You all know the story. It is, what time, 10, 23 right now. We're only at about, we only at $33 right now. So let's get on kinda slow, but it's gonna pick up. Don't lose, don't lose courage. Don't lose courage because it's gonna happen. Just keep on, stay tuned and let's get back to it. The Walmart one, happened pretty fast, 1875. Let me see if they home. We got another Walmart move. Say it's four items, 13.4 miles. It's, as you guys can see, it's 10.39. So it's kinda in the middle between breakfast and lunch which usually we don't get that many orders at the time. So for this 19.25, we're gonna go ahead and accept this, hopefully, hopefully, hopefully. It's not an apartment, but it's an in-store pick up so we should be good. Hello, I have a door that's pick up for Jerome. Mm-hmm. It should be like four items. And I'm taking this basket. It's freezing out in this joint. Let's see you guys, no, some of Walmart's make you scan the items and some of them don't. For this particular one, you have to scan it twice.  Testing, testing, one, two, three. Testing, testing, one, two, three. Bam, it's just like that. We're done with the other Walmart order. We are now at $52.25 and it is currently 11.12 PM. Well, AM, duh. But everybody have different goals. Our goal is usually to get around over $100, like $100 plus by two o'clock. And it's just about to hit lunchtime. We already at $52.25. So now we're about to go down here because we're kind of close to where we were when we picked up the first Walmart order. So we're going to go down here, try to get some lunch orders and then try to push us back to the Gurney area, which is bottom mall, which is by where usually a lot of people buy stuff from. So that's our plan. So we'll see what happened. I cut this camera back home when we get this next order. Why? We got one, they wanted us to do. Well, we don't got one without doing this. Just got another terrible order. We're in Poland, 6.25 for 5.4 miles. So this is how I found out that the door has been finessing, right? The order before I just said 5.2 miles. The same exact order as this one. This is my business partner's phone right here. This is my phone. Now it's changed to 4.9. We've been in the same exact spot. So I don't know how they be finessing. So you got to watch them a little bit. And we only know this because I got nothing coming in. This is terrible too. Door dash for Stephanie, see? Y'all stay warm and freezing out there. I'm talking about. Hey, yeah. I like your GoPro. Oh, thank you. Yeah, I got a YouTube channel. If y'all want to subscribe to it, I do house reviews, car reviews, and now I'm doing door dash videos of that. That's cool. Yeah. That's the name on it. Cars and careers, if you're going now, I'll show it to you. I think of Amazon, Amazon. Y'all should do it too. What do y'all do? Yeah, people like everything nowadays. Okay, so we took this order for $9.75. And I'm just going against everything I ever told you. I'm just going against everything I told you, right? It was $9.75, two orders. I forgot my eight miles, seven. I don't remember how many miles. But they have 26 items. A whole chocolate cake, 20 packets of ketchup, cheese sauce, onion rings, small french fries, large french fries, and the beef and cheddar casserole, which is going to be like a whole casserole, like a big thing, right? And it's going to cost, I think it costs $99. Like $100. The trip says it's there only going to give us $3. Now, we're going to see what happens. So I'm going to let you guys know what happens when it happened. I don't know if I was holding the camera, I mean holding the phone right, but this is the order. Excuse me, question for you. Is the ketchup package in here, or are you not sure? It's supposed to be 20 ketchup packages. All right, there goes nothing, guys, let's see. Is that your hospital too? No, I'm okay. Do I have to? Yeah. Okay. Hello. I have a DoorDash delivery for a b***h. Nope. Maybe I'll just give her, I think I can give her a call already. It's a disaster. Maybe I'm out of tune. Maybe you can give her a call. You just keep tripping. So I think I did only get $3. I'm not sure. I do know that the people in the hospital are out of control. You know you got to go in there, we got to go in there, you have to put sanitizers on, and you have to wear their mask. I can't wear my own mask, I had to put their mask on. Then when I get in there, the lady at the front desk got a little attitude like, dude, I don't know what y'all doing, but. I don't know, maybe we have to wait until we're done with the second order in order to find out if we got more than $3, but, yeah. You guys got to see a little bit of that too. I had to turn it off, so I won't waste the battery, but I turned it back on cause then people was in and out of control, man. They got a little attitudes and, I can't, they said leave it at the front desk on the thing, right? I can't leave it at the front desk, like ladies just, these people out of control. All right. Hello. You're welcome. You have a great day. Okay. Just got back in the car. I'm about to press this button to see, y'all can see it. Where the camera at right here? I had it the last one to the customer. So we're going to see how much we got. This one paid 8.25. So we know that for sure. At least 8.25. And it's a customer, I'm going to turn this on so you can see it on here too. And we only made one more dollar and this one gave us the one more dollar. Geez, see that's what I'm talking about. Mind you, this was like six miles away. We're in grades like in Gurney. We was in Gurney at first. Now we're in grades like them mugs really gave us no tip at all. And they paid $99 for the meal. This is what we're talking about. This is why you'll take chances right here. But I had to show you guys the reason why you shouldn't take chances because people do stuff like this. I mean, don't get me wrong. The order wasn't super bad in the first place with the 11.25. And we actually got 12, turn this one off. We actually got 12.25. We just got one more dollar, but that was from the last one. Why would you do that? Oh man, anyway. So, thank you, what's no tip? Can y'all believe that? People are, I'm going on a rant right now. I'm going on a rant, I'm about to do the rant. So, people, you are out of control. You want us to do all this work. You want us to go, mind you, this was six. And do it as you knew damn what the motherfuckers didn't give us no tip. That's the reason why you put them together like that. You knew that because nobody would have took that order going all the way six miles away for $3. They wouldn't have did that. Now, they put them together, they combine them together. So, you wouldn't know. That's the thing about Dora. They had like a hidden tip system too. I just feel like it shouldn't be a hidden tip. It should just tell you exactly how much it is. So you know exactly what you're getting into before you get into it. But I understand why, because people like that, they just ordered $99 worth of stuff and they didn't even give a tip at all, zero tip. So, also the people with the groceries, why do you think they're just, oh, I don't understand who raised y'all. Why do y'all think it's okay to not tip people? I'm just not saying this because I'm doing door dates. I'm just talking about in general, regardless of the simple fact. The only way I'm not tipping somebody is if they have a nasty, terrible attitude. That's the only way I'm not tipping you. But, for you, for the progost people, for Walmart orders, for you want somebody to bring 97 items or 54 items to your apartment building and bring it to your door and you're not tipping, you're out of pocket. You're out of pocket for that. And I know some people might say, well, well, if they ain't got it.  You shouldn't have nobody else driving, doing all this. They don't even cover the gas just to get there. Y'all people, you out of pocket, man. I'm real. They even ain't tipping. That's crazy. I don't even know what to say about it because all I want to say is, y'all gotta do better, man. Y'all should not, don't do that. I can see if they were rude or they had a nasty attitude or things like that. And you didn't tip them, for you to have somebody come all the way from graces, they can go all the way six miles. It may be even more. I'm not 100% sure. And you not tip them, nothing. And on top of that, if y'all seen in the clip, I don't know if it's in the clip. I actually made sure I got these 20 packets of ketchup too, on top of that. Excuse me, question for you. Is the ketchup packets in here or are you not sure? They're supposed to be 20 ketchup packages. I went over and we got, it ain't give you nothing. But that's the nature of the game, it comes with the game. So it is now 129 and now we're way out the zone. So in the zone, let me show y'all. This zone right here, boom, right? You see how this is us over here. We're supposed to be over here. That's the way we were there before. So we gotta get back over here. So we gotta get back over to get an order so we can get back right. But it's already 129. I'm not sure how much we're here.  Cause we're trying to get to 100 by two o'clock. I think we added it. So I added it up and we're actually at only $90 and 50 cents. Today has been pretty slow. If you guys were, honestly, it's been pretty slow. Usually around two o'clock, we used to be like, most days we'd be like at 120 or something by two, by the time two o'clock here. It's actually 150 right now. The GoPro died so I couldn't take you guys win when I went to Red Robins. We do have another order for 575. And it's literally down the street. Even this guy tipped and we going down the street versus going, it's just, I'm still mind blown about this.  I'm still on my mind. But honestly, I'm never going back there again. First off, the receptionist has the attitude problem. You gotta do all this wear different masks and put sanitizer on the door. I ain't trying to do all that. I'm just trying to come here, drop the food off and be done with it. So Grace Lake Hospital, I would not be coming back again. You're on the black list. Told you guys you gotta put stuff on the black list. So about to go in here, drop this food off and we might not hit the goal.  I'm gonna cut the camera on when I get back. So I'm back. Just got back in the car and we only got the 575 which is cool. It actually wasn't a bad deal at all. So we're at, where was we at before? Who's at 90, 50s and then we got 575. So we're at 96, 25. So we're at 96, 25. So we didn't hit the goal. I did get another one though. I got one for Dennis to go up there but I didn't take it. It wasn't that far either, but I didn't take it because it was like 4.5 miles. So we could have hit the goal but it would have been like stretching. You don't want to stretch it and try to be too thirsty. You want to be hungry, we're not thirsty. You'd be too thirsty. And you end up like, I just, I just was like, I ain't get no tip. Sometimes you're not gonna hit the goal but we still got dinner time. We already had $95. I'm $96, 96, 25. And it's just gonna get greater later. I'm actually, in the beginning of the video, I was just gonna do, I was gonna separate the video in three videos. I'm putting this all in one video because I just want to put it all in one time because we didn't hit the goal. So we got to see how much we really hit at the end of the night. And I want to let you know it's not about how you start, but how you finish. So it's the end of the night. It's 10, 21 p.m. We've been at it since about eight o'clock. We got the GoPro going and everything. We had to fix that all up and we've been going since eight. It's been a long day, but we did start from like 2.30 to 5.30. So it's been a decent low day. We made $208.50. Now, to be honest with you guys, today was kind of a slow day for us. If it was at a faster pace, it was pretty slow for the most part. We did catch up at the end, but it was kind of slow, to be honest. If it was like a normal day, we probably made like maybe 300 or something like that close to 300 or something like that, but the most we ever made was $400 in one day. But you're going to have to put the work in if you want to, and the orders have to flow in. And usually it happens on Fridays. And I'm also starting to learn that Mondays is a good day to do a dash too, because a lot of people, they had a good weekend. They got it in and all that. They got teed up and all that stuff. Then they forget to bring any lunch and all that stuff. So they don't want to be bothered. So Fridays of Monday, Sundays too, but for the most part, it was a pretty good day. I'm very tired, but I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Again, if you want to subscribe, make sure you smash the subscribe button. We're going to roll to 1,000 subscribers. And it's going down, baby. We got the GoPro now. We trying to make some moves, but I'll see you guys on the next one. It's DDK and I'm on my way.


We believe in Musqueam, we call it one heart, one mind, one spirit. Because when you connect to your heart, you also connect to your mind. The feelings of goodness come from the heart, which connects to the mind. When you connect to those parts of your body and your mind and your soul, you can be stronger, you can grow, and you can be productive. Well, it's so exciting to bring people together from across the education sector, from the community sector, people who work on Child and Youth Mental Health, because we really need to work as teams and start early with kids in our schools and have the schools also connected to community services. That's the fundamental thinking behind a Child and Youth Mental Health plan that we're working on for the entire province. I think this is a really great idea to connect students with people in power and teachers as well and discuss ways to not only improve mental health initiatives in the schools, but also to improve understanding. Well, what you have at this conference is 550 of the strongest, most engaged leaders on youth mental health. And hard enough to believe, but just a year and a half ago, we had never done this before. Commitment to a focus on mental health in the Ministry of Education is not confined to a conference here or there. I want you to understand that to the year 2019, we hope to use the momentum that all of you gave us last year and continue to give us to make this a multi-year process. We are going to go forward with a focus on mental health for as long as we need until we get better and better at it until more and more young people are able to feel that they have the supports that they need to be successful. The youth are here and we're speaking and I'm hoping that the teachers and administrators and the liaison officers, everyone who's here will really try and listen to what the youth are saying and have those beautiful takeaways that they can have because what we're saying is valuable and it can be used. I also really love the connection between how the educators and the administrators can connect with students. I think the importance of these gatherings is so extremely useful because the conversation needs to happen. This is something that we've been talking about forever, but I feel like now there's starting to be a platform for a live experience. Now there's starting to be a platform for people to talk about these issues and there's so many barriers in mental health and there's so many things we're still working on and this is for many of the systems that we encounter in life. For the first time, this generation that's in school right now, for the first time is the generation that's fully understanding Canada's history. I don't say Indigenous history because this is not just our history. This is Canada's history. So understanding the legacy of residential schools, Indian day schools, the hospitals, the 60 scoop, the Indian Act, all of those systems that have caused harm is the first time young people are understanding this. So I can hardly wait to see what happens through their moral courage in 10, 15, 20 years in our society. Our songs are our medicine and our healing. I hope the voices of our youth will lift your spirits and allow you to finish your day in a good way and this is our gift to you. There are still huge barriers to young people and families coming forward and talking openly about mental health and substance use issues. So conferences like this help to bring down the walls of silence and for everyone to be able to say it's okay. We now take what we already know and we understand and actually put it into practice. What are those activities? How can we actually move this further along the spectrum of becoming something that's embedded into the culture of all our organizations, which is our ultimate vision is how do we make mental health a part of every single school community? Are we really engaging in the things that matter most? So you're absolutely right. You don't fix a broken system. You allow yourself to get engaged in a way that it starts to improve. But of course it's like anything in life. It'll improve for a while and then new problems will come up. And then new problems will come up. The question is, do we have a sense of efficacy? That we actually can do something that improves matters. Again, it's not about fixing them once and for all. That's a much more machine kind of image. The machine is broken. We've got to fix it. But the truth is, these are problems that we live through. The question is, are we alive? Are we really engaged? Are we doing the things that really matter? And do people have a sense of deep confidence that we really can move? So before Peter's work, we had design thinking and we had incorporated some of those tools as some of our first steps. But then with his work, we've been able to see, okay, these are some added places that we can actually make them real authentic experiences. And so even just using his work, you could make them quite surface.  We need to understand the keys to what those organizational changes are. And principal leadership training is a key factor. We know that principals who lead their schools as caring social-emotional leaders have teachers who feel free to innovate in ways that are creative to build relationships with kids, to make their classrooms the kind of family environments that they want them to be. I am fascinated, continue to be fascinated by the fact that we know being outside makes things better. We know it reduces anxiety, it increases focus, it builds connections, and yet we still spend most of our time indoors. But we're seeing that change. We're seeing, and that's one of the things that brings me joy is the stories that I hear about our learners being outside more and more. We know, just so you know, as children enter adolescence, you see it's a typical pattern of seeing declines in motivation, increases in self-consciousness, increases in importance of the peer group. The research will tell us those are sort of trajectories that we see that we can expect. So for example, if you're doing a survey of data from fourth to seventh grade, and you see that kids are staying the same, you might say, oh, they should be getting better. Actually, staying the same is a good thing, because typically the pattern is they go get worse. So if they're staying the same, it's an interpretation of the data based on the sign. Yes, right, so you need that triangulated in. My hope, my intention is that we do have a seamless system of supports for young people, that we build resiliency younger in them so that the kids don't get to crisis. And teachers aren't overwhelmed and that we're able to support each other authentically. And the conversation isn't about removing stigma, it's about continuing to lift each other up and support them as they bring their whole selves to work, to life, to play.


తి� upon లా, మాచికీమాపిమా నింటికూటు మఎస� PlusFlips 200 తికీ. ప౪తకి αపిఅపీరం పాచిటికళాసియె. but this teacher says they just think people is robots they just give us work work work work I just cannot take it again exams will be over before you know it just hang in there little bit it will be over soon I appreciate what you are saying but I just cannot take it again I am frustrated I have been out of school for a whole year plus I only went to school for one term and imagine while I am home my mother not working it is necessary it is better than a whole set of people in the classroom just all together cramped excuse me I don't mean to interrupt your conversation but the line is moving and I have to go to work I don't know how it is for your students but I know for me as a nurse it is very difficult I am always at work I never even get any time off when I have my daughter at home I know it is a struggle but you know right now that is just how it is and all that pressure just affecting my health for me I just feel after these exams I just need to free up myself I agree with you my boy that covid thing is really cramping my vibe I can't even say on a Sunday I will go to the beach with my friends and free up myself hey the beach you all better stay home during this whole pandemic nobody goes to the beach when it is over everybody can go to the beach however they want to I understand what you are saying but right now I am in the prime of my life I can't even say I will go down to the little bar by my house to have a drink of my friends this is island life this is not how it is supposed to be all I know is that for now I have school to finish and this online schooling is just making it very difficult I don't even feel I should say look at that then I am not even moving and I have class exams coming up and I need to be in that class that class self is another headache by itself officer I go nowhere the ministry doesn't say they have enough square footage inside of their gas for the amount of people you all have there I go nowhere young man listen you are not thinking about any of that when you had that party last night you are not thinking about the ministry have been telling us about the protocols you better listen my brother because you will receive a ticket in no time that's the amount of time we are taking for people to catch the covid and I was thinking about it everybody was well sanitized you check it I don't understand anything they have a stick up to get inside inside of their gas officer you feel my name is right you all say social distance and check out your own computers inside of there just remember one thing I was married by myself alone I am happy to see that all of you are talking about rights and rights but what about the rights to the protocols what about your right to listen to what the ministry of health has to say na na na na officer you see that no talking thing we have no bus and that thing have been working on buses you check it officer I know my rights yeah we know our rights man yeah but you are talking about rights you only about your rights I am following the protocols having party no social distancing no masking and everything by the way let me ask you something you are vaccinated officer let me tell you that you see I am vaccinating I am already forwarding that and the next thing to that thing you want is to just stay inside all 7 o'clock 8 o'clock we have to be inside look last Saturday it was 5 o'clock officer I am not on that we have to go and free up with my friends you check it go and get a go to a little party you can tell me we have to be inside another custom to that another little child again I am real you are over doing your thing restriction and alcohol you can have a go and sit down in a bar or in a restaurant you are a little shorty you feel I know my rights I know my rights I am talking about shorty to speak out gentlemen you need to listen you need to be here you need to listen to the protocols let me say all them things you are saying they are really fancy them things they to protect us you check it you take the vaccine already you see that quiet as I thought you are paying good to choose thing you take no vaccine I am serious I go take that vaccine guys all people that are risk they giving that young fellow like you what you taking that for nah man the demographic change is young people like us with our reckless activities we don't in danger we don't have to really take that so things can free up let me show you that I go and waste a whole day in VG just for that it is taking that long again all you have to do call them people make your appointment but still that side effects they are experimenting on me you guys showing you I am my rights I am not taking that gas are you ignorant man the vaccine affecting everybody differently I know how many people are taking that the people fine the people walking on the road then people fine some people even have no side effects some people even get no side effects that whole thing just changed my whole perspective kind of people was at my home people I even know the officer could have the COVID make them be asymptomatic what asymptomatic meaning meet have the COVID but they have no symptoms so here know you have it here know you have it how to get tested but even that testing you are putting your brain you mad guy you sick I know because I never get tested but you have feel like them people exaggerate your brain use yours tell me if they are making sense young men COVID is a serious thing a lot of people have lost their lives we need you to assist the police and the Ministry of Health by following the protocols. Don't forget, practice social distancing, always wash your hands and no more parties. If you'll have a party again, you will get that ticket.  I know but that thing just changed my whole perspective. A kind of people was at my home, people I even know. That thing kind of scary, because I want a dialogue. That classroom thing, still I want to walk, you know. It's best I just go back at my home. I mean I have class in the island, you know, I have mathematics and I really need the help. What time is it supposed to start? Hold on, 10 o'clock, you know, that's just... 10, that's now. By the time you go in there and do what you have to do, it will be over and done with, you know. Now you see, that's the thing. When I'm on the line, I just figure it's best to just try to access class instead of waiting on that line and going home without groceries and still not being able to access class. Okay, what about calling the teacher? Maybe she can, you know, help you answer something. If I had credit, I would. My lady, you have credit on your phone. I have no credit right now. I think I have some. It's not much but you can use it. Thank you, my lady. She was, she didn't even answer in her phone. She probably is in class teaching the children and I'm missing out. And most of the time my mother probably won't teach in my sister too. Okay, well try that. Try and see if you can sign in again because we're closer. Maybe you can get some connection or something. Wow, that line not moving, you know. Not now I sign up on that line there. A while ago it was moving, now just stop. You know how it is. Friday is always the busiest time. What about, they don't record the classes. I heard sometimes teachers record classes. Maybe you can, you know, get the recording and go over the work. I don't think so. I mean, that's the only class I have for today. And I really looking forward to that class because I have so many questions for me to ask. Hey, my boy, I think you should restart your phone because that kind of thing that I know joke. See, I fell in love with that, you know. That call you think message just try and just disappear there. Because I just want things to just stop giving me problems. That COVID is not COVID that. And that's why I'm going to hurry up and move.


Let's create a simple hardware semaphore example. Hardware semaphore example description. We can reuse a previous example from the Worldcore debugging. These were three buttons and three LEDs, but we can create as well the completely new empty example for STM32WL55 devices. The important components within this example would be USART2, which is connected to STLINK and it's visible as a virtual comport. And hardware semaphore would be the protector of this USART2 and it would allow both cores to use this peripheral to display simple messages. USART2 would be configured within Cortex-M4 core and additionally in MainWire1 loop for both cores we will perform some simple data sent over this communication interface. As already mentioned, USART2 will be protected by selected hardware semaphore and this hardware semaphore will be selected as well to generate interrupts in case it will be released. In this case, both cores will have unique access to this USART2 communication interface and will avoid collision between those two. To create a project we may use STM32CUBemix and then generate the code to the selected truth tool chain or we can use STM32CUB IDE. In my case, I would use the second option. Within this project I will use STM32CUB IDE with STM32WLCUB library. As you can see, I have already opened my working workspace. I'm creating a new project so I'll go to file new STM32 project. It should initialize shortly the target selector. Our microcontroller, it is STM32WL55JC. It is enough just to put some part of the name. So this is our micro. As you can see, there is a Nucleo, in fact two Nucleo boards equipped with this microcontroller and I just press next. In this part, it is important to check whether this EnableNultyCPU configuration is used because it is activating both cores and creating in fact two projects, one for Cortex-M4 and the second one for Cortex-M0+. I would name the project Hardware-Sema4, so HCM and I press finish. We can see on the left side that the project is already created for Cortex-M0+, and for Cortex-M4. Okay, we are starting with an STM32CUBemix perspective which allows us to select the peripherals and initially configure them to create the basic skeleton of both applications. What we would need within this exercise would be USART2 which is connected to S-Telling and visible via virtual COM port on our PC and we will use a Hardware-Sema4 to communicate between both cores. So the first thing is to select USART2, it is within connectivity. We can select this show context just to see what has been selected for which core and USART2 is over here, we will select it for both cores. We can just double-click on it instead of using this part. It is selected for both cores but it will be initialized for within Cortex-M4 as this is the main core which is always starting as the first one after the reset. The mode tool selects asynchronous and will keep the default configuration of USART2 proposed by the tool. So the pod rate 115,000 bits per second, 8-bit world length, no parity and 1-stop bit, no interrupts, no DMAs, just the simplest possible configuration. Then we need to select the Hardware-Sema4, it is within system and core. This is HSM, we would select it for both cores and we will activate it. See, we can see this doesn't require any parameter settings. All coding related to Hardware-Sema4 will be done directly after code generation. Automatically the interrupt is enabled for both cores, for Hardware-Sema4. The last point I would like to do within this part is to just enable the debug interface. We will select serial wire, two wires, so PA13 and PA14. After this I will just verify the clock configuration where you are using the default clock settings coming from MSI and it's set to 4 MHz for both cores. After this we can generate the project, we will use the hardware abstraction layer for all of the modules for both cores. We will not change anything here and I will just press this icon device configuration tool to generate the project for Cortex M0 Plus and project for Cortex M4. Okay, I can see that I have two main.c files opened. As you can see if I toggle between them the proper project is highlighted. So at the moment I'm moving main.c file from Cortex M4 and the second one is for Cortex M0 Plus. Thank you for watching this video.