how are you guys doing girls time for another chitchat video in this chitchat video i'm gonna be adding more beads to my hair y'all i'm gonna be keeping my hair in twist for six weeks and um girl what are you doing what my rubber bands at okay hold on y'all gotta make sure i got everything here the rubber bands just i know y'all bear with me bear with me okay we're going to be going girl you just we're gonna be going for brunch this morning jb and i that's why i'm getting cute and then we're gonna go to a bookstore y'all my baby and i were nerds he's gonna get gaming stuff i'm gonna get some more books so y'all know how we do this i talk about what's going on in my personal life but i'm watching on youtube and what i'm watching on tv yeah girl we're gonna get right into it because i ain't got a lot of time so um my husband went back to Kansas let's go ahead and take this hair down my husband went back to Kansas and um he's been gone for a week now yeah he's been gone for a week we decided meaning jb and i decided we're gonna drive up there and help him to come back in june yeah so y'all i gotta make sure now if i had time i would go through it with my drill and drill some make these holes a little bit bigger but i just want to make sure that they look okay and i also want to make sure that you know i'm making design the design i want it to be you know cute so i'm just looking at what's here and making sure that everything looks okay so yeah y'all he was here for a little bit we ate out a lot when i tell you we ate out a lot but we had a really good time doing what we do and what else is going on um i told y'all in my blog that i went to go get fitted for a context and the optometrist is that that's how y'all pronounce it the optometrist was like uh oh y'all shit so you gotta be careful with that because excuse my language y'all you gotta be careful with that because technically this oh that one's too big let me stop now i need to be careful that i don't rip my head we're just gonna do three anyway he's like um i think you need bifocals first of all and he's written to me so his last name was tran first of all tran i don't you know i don't i'm not here for bifocals i'm here for contact lenses i don't know if you and i literally reminded him a couple of times so he went on through with the the eye exam right y'all know how they do uh how they do uh is one better two better he's like one two one he did that about half of this in times right and then he's like okay for you he's just one bifocal i'm not here for no i said oh okay since y'all thank you come on it's so i'm like nobody asked you for all that so then he's like um for you you you get daily you do you want to go to uh contacts forever first of all no one said anything about forever tran i wanted for i told him i just wanted for cosmetics i have like six pair of glasses i want some for cosmetic reasons child he had a lot of questions like a lot of questions but it's interesting to see how thing i and i asked questions you guys depending on what's going on so i asked him about jay b i said you know my husband and i we have a little boy of course since we both were blind our little boy started wearing glasses at a young age he's like yes yes so i'm like yeah the devil is a lot like he started wearing glasses at a young age like jay b's wearing wearing glasses y'all since he was eight years old but he's not they're almost like readers which is so cute so he said that they now have a new technology it's almost like braces for your eyes where you wear these things every now and then and it can literally correct your vision i'm like wow he'll be wearing glasses but i think that's so cool huh so i need to remind jay b he said too that his vision is may get worse as he gets bigger you know his eyes are going to be getting bigger of course because he's still growing he's just you know 11 years old so i had to remind jay b you need to be wearing your glasses a lot more than you are now hold on y'all i'm trying not to okay there we go what else is going on child like i said i'm finally losing the way i am working out even if it's like a quick uh 10 12 minute on the treadmill i am doing it you know my goal is to work out four to five times a week um so yeah i i i lost all that weight i gained with my husband was here child because it don't be cute it don't be cute um hold on y'all i gotta double triple tie this up what else is going on oh getting some hardware on for our cabinets i'm gonna leave that right there bought some hardware for the cabinets why is it so hard to find help y'all like i literally have reached out to three people finally got a response from someone he needs the people that live in a neighborhood right that i i just reached out on our facebook group and it's taking days for them to respond to me and i i'm a type of person maybe it's just me we'll just say that it's just me i'm still waiting on someone to just say okay i can come this time and i'm like waiting i'm like by this time i get someone to tell me i could have done this stuff myself but i'm short i'm little um i can't reach it so i'm excited to have the hardware put on because uh oh hold on y'all there we go i'm excited to put the heart have the hardware put on because having touching the these white cabinets it's just it makes it too dirty i mean i have to literally steam at the cabinets because i cook a lot y'all i had to steam them the other day which is okay i don't mind that y'all like these nails oh no technician picked up the color i need to get them done again what else is going on um okay so your girl your girl invested in stocks now hear me out y'all this camera y'all all right so i was in a we had like some type of class in high school that was like an elective where you were part you were a part of um a group where you did stock exchange you trade you were trading and my group was the top and we went to almost like regionals and we competed against Kilgore y'all Kilgore beat our ass though so we we only lasted to Kilgore and that was it they won but i've always had an interest in stocks and all that and so reddit um those you don't know i am i i do contract work for reddit too and they went public and so now is a good time to purchase anything like that and so i did you know i had a little extra money and so i purchased from reddit Xerox shout out to the age of Adelon and Six Flags and so i asked JB JB is my financial advisor right so i asked JB i'm like JB what do you think do you think it's a good idea to um to invest in reddit he was like mm-mm he's like you're too young i mean no he said you too old to be risking stuff first off i didn't i didn't i didn't ask you for all that i asked you child he read me and so i said well what about Xerox he's like Xerox his old ass Xerox is okay i'm like okay JB i i hear you i hear y'all is that enough y'all i'm not sure if i should put some anywhere else we're gonna let that hang while i continue to talk i could put one or two in the back but i don't want to do that because i'm going to keep these in a while this is cute how why do i feel like i'm short girl because you are i want to sit up this is cute so let me put this up y'all so yes i am about vested in the stock market and my goal is stock market girl is to continue to pay off my debt but also invest in for the longest i was like i can't do both however to JB's point i'm not getting any any younger i can't do both um and my husband i was telling my husband what i did last night he's like you know the only way to really make good of it is you if you put a month some money every month towards some type of stock every well yeah every month i said you gonna put some of that towards it i probably he probably would i'm gonna ask him to give me a hundred dollars every month and i'll just check it out like so i guess for the next few weeks i'm going to dive into everything learn as much as i can about the stock market and really really like soak it up don't brush don't brush your teeth and do your hair no go brush your teeth and do your hair close the door i will sure so jessica i hope i'm pronouncing her last name all right pet wave this is so sad you guys um it is so heartbreaking when anybody and untimely passes away and so i was noticing stuff like four or five days ago saying rest in peace to jessica i went to her youtube channel and i noticed she hadn't posted in about a year now it's a little for the og jessica is is part of the og like the shari jays the janelle um god there's so many of them um african x for the leo by the ogs that are either completely gone or they come back and they leave they the border hammer is another one come back and they leave so you don't know what's going on with them you hope that they're well and sometimes they are on instagram doing a thing she had cervical cancer and she was misdiagnosed she i guess she was told that it was fibroids and come to find out that it wasn't fibroids and so her symptoms included she was in pain and she was having she was hemorrhaging she was bleeding um by the time they found out that no it wasn't fibroids it was actually cancer it was too late in the midst of all that i was hearing people saying and i guess i don't know if this is true or not in her case but now they are recommending going to go get a pap smear every three years let me tell you something father stop when did they change that can anyone tell me when did they change that because baby i've been getting a pap smear every year since i was 18 years old and so sure to write before i did this video y'all i went on google i looked up a couple of things and and it's true they are still recommending every it's like two to three years it's not every year anymore for a pap smear however i did come across an article that stated that women who get pap smear are often they have a better chance of um catching the cancer basically so the recommendation if you've had cervical cancer in the past um if you have a low immune system and there was a couple of other things that they do recommend having a pap smear often again talk to your doctor i did know when i had my pap smear earlier this year and the gynecologist was like well excuse me she was an actual doctor i'm going to find me a obd here in texas this is getting so hard to make these appointments but anyway the doctor who did it she was like okay i'll see you back in two years and at the first at first i like i took it as whatever i didn't know she was kidding her i didn't take it serious is what i'm saying because i'm still want to see you again next next February miss patel so now they're only recommending it every two to three if there's anybody any doctors i know there's some doctors and nurses who are watching this please let me know when did it change i just feel like especially as african-american women we have to be advocates for our own health one two if you feel like something is often and you feel like you need to go every year go every year i'm going every year for my mammogram i'm going every year for my pap smear until i'm until i'm like 65 like seriously i'm doing it i'm not going to stop doing that for me personally um so it's just very very sad to know that she passed away from something that could have been avoided so you know prayers to her family other things i'm watching on youtube true crime child true crime um let's talk about beyonce i shared on my community page beyonce on a white horse clouded up red red red and blue holding a flag and you write uh my habasha sister salam you write sarah she's giving me trump 2025 she's giving me you know political power i mean beyonce is getting my damn nerves to be honest so i'm just gonna be honest y'all and that's sacrilegious being from texas to say that you're not a fan i'm really not a big fan of beyonce i'm really not i mean is she talented absolutely there's no denying that but what was really like and it is it's really not beyonce it's the be half that really be getting my nerves but for y'all it really i tried to ignore it i saw the comments i was looking at the comments when she makes she got her little not her little let's just be honest she has a country album isn't a country album was it just a country song baby see i don't even know you have tons of people in the be half they were like oh beyonce put me on country music you got people sharing other black country artists and i'm like wow beyonce is making a way for a black country now we there have been a section of us a group of us who have been listening to country music for 20 let me tell you something like a ribbon macintyre faith hill not faith evans faith hill tim agar garth brooks i'm a red next one y'all let me tell you something does he love you like he loves me like he loves me does he think of you who's bad have your boots been under who's heart did you steal i wonder hey pretty woman won't you give me a sign i give it to the mickey man on mine i do my bid and be get your back and call oh i've never seen anyone look at some fine man i gotta have her she's the one of a kind i'm going once going twice i'm sold to the lady in the second row she's a eight she's a nine she's a ten i know she can't let me tell you something i i'm not even gonna get into dolly parton i'm not gonna give him to the the judge sisters we there are there are some of us in the black community african americans that have been listening to country music we are i love country music now country music now is a little but and there are there have been have y'all not heard of erin neville there have been black country artists okay so beyonce did not introduce me to to country music so yeah so that's a pass hard pass girl tv what i'm watching on tv before i leave youtube do you know there are so many free movies on youtube which kind of goes into what i've been watching on tv sort of kind of carina carina drop dead fred that old and set your ass flowers and the attic is on there what else i'll put some the skeleton key y'all i started to watch the skeleton skeleton key excuse me and then i got scared that has a judge is that a judge sister on there too no that's not her that's somebody else no all right y'all what i'm watching on tv honestly not a lot because there are certain things that i'm waiting back on i'm waiting back for bridgerton i'm waiting for the handmaid's tell which are coming i thought this year the end of this year but i did watch finally watched the whole chris watch story the documentary very very sad wait for it so besides that y'all i'm rambling i need to tell jay to put on his clothes we're gonna go eat and that is it you guys thank you so much for watching and thank you as always to all of my subscribers take care bye


Many women wonder what type of girls men are most drawn to. The girly girl who always looks as if she just walked out of a salon. The businesswoman with a booming career. The adventurous gal who will show you the definition of a good time. How about the mysterious one whom you're just dying to get to know? Psychological studies showcase that there are four categories of women that seem to bring out the best in men. The feminine, the islander, the regal, and the entrepreneur. All women contain a little of each archetype within themselves, with one taking precedent over the others. One, the feminine. The feminine always looks as if she has a daily stylist. She's since she's fashionable, classy, and loves the finer things in life. She portrays confidence, friendliness, vulnerability, and a sweet touch of femininity. Her irresistible charm makes her easily desirable to men. Two famous feminine women are Princess Diana and Halle Berry. Men are attracted to the feminine because she makes an effort to maintain and showcase her style and beauty. They are visual, and they admire a woman who can externally take care of herself. Better yet, a feminine doesn't dress in accordance to win the approval of men, but rather she does so to satisfy herself. Bring out your feminine by accentuating your beautiful physical aspects gracefully and modestly. Do you have great legs? Show them off with a cute skirt. Do you have nice shoulders? Wear a flattering top. The most attractive quality in a woman is confidence. If you don't have that level of confidence yet, just fake it till you make it. Two, the islander. The islander is energetic, comforting, and lively. No man will ever get bored of her. She can easily win over the male heart with her smile and natural charm. She's a non-conformist and definitely a stand out of the crowd type of girl. She rightfully owns her own unique style, just like Shakira and Nicki Minaj. Men are attracted to the islander because her spontaneous nature allows for her to keep it interesting. She constantly has men on their toes. Channel your inner islander by being adventurous. Go do something you've always been afraid to do, but wanted to do anyway, such as rock climbing or diving. Three, the regal. It takes a strong, confident man to be with a regal. This woman tends to be highly selective, reserved, and well mannered. She is well aware of what she desires and fully knows that she will obtain it. Men find the regal attractive because they like the array of mystery she possesses, and they enjoy the fact that she isn't too easily available. When they finally win her over, it's almost as if they've obtained a diamond. Bring out your inner regal by simply listening 80% of the time and talking only 20% of the time. Be sincerely interested and ask questions when you truly listen to a man. You make him feel that he's important to you and you'll get a further glimpse into his brain. Don't forget to add your own insight and reveal some details of yourself as well. Four, the entrepreneur. The entrepreneur is a career woman who wants to be a power couple with her partner. She is intelligent, independent, and driven for success. She will easily override passive-aggressive men and have no patience for that. A man needs to be successful, dominant, and assertive in order to keep up with her. Two famous entrepreneurs are Oprah Winfrey and Hillary Clinton. The entrepreneur is attractive to men because she's mentally stimulating and can carry an educated conversation. She's driven and continuously trying to improve. Men of high social ranking look for women who can keep up with them intellectually since they enjoy discussing politics, philosophical ideas, science, the news, and such with their partners. Channel your inner entrepreneur by investing in self-growth and improvement, whether that be to obtain a higher education, grow your business, or establish new connections. Keep in mind that everyone has improvements they can strive to work on. Make a plan and set out to follow it. Now that you know the four main types of women, what type of woman do you think you are or which types of women are you most attracted to? Comment your answers down below. If you enjoyed this video, be sure to follow our Tumblr, Twitter, and Facebook for more content. And don't forget to subscribe. Thanks for watching and have a wonderful day.


What's up everybody, Jason here for Jaspy's Case Breaks.com, this is Jaspy's The Diamond Dozen, this time it's Volume 2 guys, you guys love the first one so much, we brought it back Volume 2. Now of course these are some of the bigger chases you can chase out of here, again same thing, there is only 9 cases so most spots will only have a few hit possibilities but everybody does get a random team in the MLB, all teams are represented and there's 12 cards in every case and this is break number 3. So here's a dice roller, let's randomize the customer names and the teams, roll it and it's 11, 5-6-11. So the top 4 team bottom straight up, the next 16-1 in Capstone, Spillers 50 and 51. So 11 times, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 times. Trevor, Murphy at the top, then Alan Murdeck at the bottom, 5-6-11, 11, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Pirates down to the San Francisco Giants, 11, 11. Alright so Trevor you have the Pirates, Murphy, Jason Parker with the Red Sox and the A's, Jake with the Astros as well as the White Sox, Deacons with the Yankees, Rob with the Guardians, Hojin with the Diamondbacks, Joe with the Tigers and Rays, Jason with the Orioles, Boyd with the Braves, Last Ball Motive, Jason Parker with the Cubs, Austin with the Rangers, Chris with the Brewers, Hojin with the Royals, Trevor with the Padres, Jake with the Dodgers, Joe with the Mariners, Deacons with the Cardinals, Miami, Marlins with Oliver, Tristan with the Reds, Chad Coleman with the Nationals, Joe with the Angels, Nicole with the Mets, Tristan with the Blue Jays and the Phillies, Ryan with the Rockies, Tristan with the Twins and then Alan Murdock with the San Francisco Giants. So I'll give you guys a quick minute to make any trades now remember guys not everybody wants to make a trade not everybody's probably watching so just to keep it worth just be aware of that. If you see anybody chatting with you opening up some trade possibilities for their teams just try to trade with each other. Makes it a little bit easier. Also too guys, cases we've done so far have been two and four. So right now we'll generate one of those numbers to pop up so we can choose the case. Also looks like the RMB for the playbook sold out guys so we'll be doing playbooks soon too. Saint Louis for San Diego, Trev says I'll pass on St. Louis. Thank you, okay. Rangers for trade, Brewers for trade. Alright guys I'll give you another 30 seconds. Trying to trade with each other that's chatting because other than that I don't know if anybody else is gonna want to trade or they're just not here but most likely probably don't want to. Try to trade couldn't trade mojo on all those teams. Alright and also too guys we're gonna generate a number. Looks like we've done case two and four. So let's see which one is generated out of the nine. If we generate a two or a four we'll just regenerate another number. Nine. Let's pass out nine out of case nine. Alright here we go, case nine. The diamond does and... Alright guys here we go. First one about a little Sammy Sosa that is five out of ten. I think these are like one per box but I don't know what they call this to be honest. But it's a color parallel I just don't really know but I'm sure a carbon connection definitely has to be. So Sammy Sosa Cubs that is gonna go to Jason Parker. There you go. Try to trade couldn't trade mojo on one of those teams. How about a Roderick Arias that is a Sapphire Orange 11 out of 25. Yankee's going to Deacons. Then how about a little Elijah Green. Bowman Chrome first to 499. Remember so many people were chasing this guy? Fifth overall pick. Nice one for the Washington Nationals and Chad Coleman. We have a Cal Ripken Jr that is a patch autographed to 18 from 2015 Tops baseball. And Cal Ripken Jr of course is a Oreos Jason Parker. And little Yachty 2004 Tops Cardinals PSA 10. That's technically a rookie right? Yeah that's a rookie. Try to trade couldn't trade mojo Deacons Cardinals. And we got ourselves a Zack Neto. Nice didn't didn't he get called up by the Angels? 92 out of 99. That's like a little yellow. Nice one there for the Angels. Joe Locus.  One of one. That is from 2020 Bowman Chrome Sapphire. That's a one of one there. Grated a 9-5. That's pretty solid. Kansas City Royals. Casey is Hoja. We got a little Nolan Ryan. Texas Rangers. Caruso with that one. Seven out of 25. Nice one there Austin. Then we have a little O'Neill Cruz. How about Dodger's Edition O'Neill Cruz? Jake Smith with the Dodgers. That's a 2016 Bowman Chrome prospects. Probably see too many of those often. Then we have a CJ Abrams one of one. 2016 Elite Extra Edition Die Cut Gold. Now again guys this is Elite Extra Edition but this is a San Diego Padres Edition of CJ Abrams which is a pretty solid one actually. I don't know if that's a sell sheet or not. That's a one of one. Trevor with the Padres. Kept the Padres man. You got yourself a one of one. You guys would have both hit though if you guys did trade though. Nice one there. And how about a Wander Franco. That is the sell sheet here right. How about a blue lava blue wave to 150. Tampa Bay Rays. And that is going to Joe Locus. Look at that man. Little Wander Franco coming your way. Nice top chrome rookie. Alright and one more. Dual one of one for the Oakland A's Jason Parker. I think almost all the hits that you did it all the teams you didn't want Jason actually got a hit. Minus maybe the Red Sox. One of one. That is another sell sheet here right there. And that is a Mark McGuire Ricky Henderson Dual Autograph one of one from Tops Gold label. Framed Dual Autograph. There you go. So we did get two sell sheet hits in here. So I would say a pretty solid case. Very very solid. A couple one of one Dual Autographs. Some rookies. Grated cards. Patch autos. Bowman's first. Awesome guys. Another volume. Another case is up. Number four.


Consider a flow of water being directed through a flanged joint as shown in the figure below. The velocity of the fluid at the joint inlet is 4.25 feet per second, and a static pressure gauge next to the inlet indicates a fluid gauge pressure of 2.28 psi of gauge pressure. The joint redirects the fluid by 30 degrees and decreases the diameter of water pipe from 12.5 inches to 6.25 inches. Determine the horizontal force in the flanged joint and be sure to indicate direction that is tension or compression. So we have an x component of momentum because we are looking for this force in the x direction. That fx value is again going to be confusing because I'm throwing out fsx and fbx and fx here is just a name like anything else so I'm going to call it something let's call it f. So f is the placeholder name for that force in the left direction and I will describe my x-axis as going to the right so it is positive in the right hand direction. Next I can consider the assumptions that I'm going to be making and since we are a little bit more practiced at this we can probably get further out in our assumptions before we start. I will start by recognizing that I have steady state operation of incompressible flow I'm going to neglect any body forces in the x direction because remember the only body force that we care about for our purposes is gravitational acceleration. I mean I guess there could be other types of acceleration if we were analyzing I don't know. The box of a pickup truck being used as a pool by putting a tarp in the back of the pickup truck and filling it with full of water having people sit back there and we wanted to try to figure out the forces acting as the truck took tight cookies in a parking lot and exerted some acceleration in the outward direction I mean those are all things that we could consider but gravitational acceleration is the only body force for the scope of this class. Anything else we want to assume well I was told the velocity of the fluid at the joint inlet and I'm going to be determining a velocity at the outlet and let's just say that those are average velocities doesn't give us enough information to be able to describe a velocity profile here so we would have to assume something anyway and if we're going to be making an assumption about that velocity profile we might as well assume that the average velocity is 4.25 v per second and that's what is given. So I'm treating state 1 and state 2 as having uniform flow which again just is saying that the velocity doesn't change with respect to area so the velocity at the top is the same as the velocity in the middle which is the same as the velocity at the bottom etc. Uniform flow at 1 and 2. Okay I think that's enough to get started on our x momentum equation. First question I will ask do we have any surface forces and yes we do we have a force acting on the surface in the form of the forces acting on this joint so like you can basically think of this as like imagine this is bolted together each of these pipes has a flange on the end of it and there's some sort of bassiner connecting these together so what the problem is saying is determine how much force is required to hold that joint in place does that make sense so that force F that we are solving for is going to be the force at that joint so at the flange how much force is required either in the left direction or the right direction okay so I'm going to write a surface force in the form of F and that is to the left I define my x-axis as being positive to the right that means I write minus F and F is just a placeholder you can use epsilon you can use brian you can use whatever you like next question do I have any other surface forces yes I do I do because at state two the pressure of the fluid is atmospheric pressure but at state one the pressure of the fluid is going to be higher than atmospheric pressure that means that there's going to be a net force in the right direction as a result of the pressure that pressure is acting on the control volume because the gauge pressure at state one is higher than zero in the previous problems that we had analyzed we'd always had the same pressures at the inlet and outlet so there was no difference in pressure driving any sort of force but in this problem we do we have an unbalanced pressure which is going to result in a force acting on our control volume and I will count for that force as being in the right direction specifically in the positive x direction because the pressure is acting on the control volume so it's acting like this so the force exerted by the pressure at state one is going to be to the right so I will leave it as a positive quantity over here so my surface forces are negative F plus E1A1 because that's how I account for the force exerted by a fluid in terms of its pressure and area those are my surface forces my body forces I have already neglected and then I have steady state operations so this entire term disappears and I am left with the integral across each of the control surfaces that cross the boundary in the x direction I have two state points that cross the boundary in the x direction that's at least at least up here in the x direction it's not as though state two doesn't count because it's not perfectly in the x direction there's an x component of velocity at state two and there's a y component of velocity at state two so I have an integral at state one and an integral at state two I'm splitting this control surface integral across each of the state points let's row one times u1 times velocity vector one times da1 that would mean the wrong place to work the one and then plus integral at state two let's draw that better of row two u2 velocity vector two da2 okay I have uniform flow at states one and two which means that I can collapse that vector into a magnitude row one and u1 are both constants so they come out of the integral and I'm left with row one times u1 times average velocity state one times a1 and then do I add a negative side or not is that a positive quantity or a negative quantity right it's a negative quantity because the velocity in the area vectors are in opposite directions the area vector is always out meaning it's to the left here and our velocity vector at state one is to the right which is opposite of a1 therefore the collapse into a negative magnitude now same logic at state two we have row two times u2 times the average velocity at state two times a2 and do I add a negative sign there no I do not I don't because the velocity vector and the area vector are both in the same direction they're both appearing to the right or more accurately in the upper right direction but from the perspective of the x axis they both appear to the right okay then I recognize that state one has a velocity that is only in the x direction so the average velocity at state one and the x component of velocity at state one are both the same thing so I'll write this as negative row because I've assumed incompressible flow row one and row two are the same times average velocity at state one squared times a1 and then we are adding to that row times now I need to try to write my x component of velocity at state two in terms of the average velocity at state two I was told that I have an other offset here of 30 degrees which means the average velocity at state two is in this direction then the x component of velocity is going to be v bar two times cosine of 30 degrees and I didn't actually mean to write cosine of 30 degrees here my brain was focused on what I was about to say as opposed to what I was trying to write so the cosine of 30 degrees describes u2 over v bar two which means that I can write u2 as v bar two times cosine of 30 degrees so I'm taking row times v bar two times cosine of 30 degrees times v bar two times a2 which I can write instead as row times cosine of 30 degrees times v bar two squared times a2 and this is negative f plus e1 times a1 next let's run an inventory of what we know we have water that is incompressible and we are assuming standard temperature and pressure which I will write as an assumption water at we'll do a cool add symbol like I did last time at stp therefore the density of water is going to come from table a1 or a3 and if I were to pull that up table a1 you can see that water at standard temperature and pressure is going to have a density in embryo units of 1.937 slugs per cubic foot 1.937 slugs per cubic foot so we know density we know p1 we know p1 is a gauge pressure by the way and so we are plugging in the gauge pressure at day one if we were to use absolute pressure we would have to account for the fact that p2 is also acting on the control surface so either you can work the problem in absolute pressure at which point you would have a p1 a1 term and a p2 a2 term or you can just work the the problem in gauge pressure at which point you just have p1 a1 because the gauge pressure at state two is zero does that make sense ultimately all we only care about is the pressure difference between the two because that's what's exerting the net force anyway at state one we also know the diameter so we can calculate a1 and at state two we know the diameter as well so we can calculate a2 we were told the average velocity at state one so we know v bar one and we are looking for f so we have one equation and two unknowns right now if we had some other way of relating what was happening i could describe v2 in terms of what i know and then calculate v2 or plug it in symbolically but do i have a way of referring to the velocity at state two in terms of other stuff that i know is there some other tool that i can deploy that would help me out here you're right there is i have the conservation of mass so we could start with our reynolds transport theorem and say zero is equal to d dt of the integral of the control volume density with respect to volume plus the integral across the control surfaces of density times velocity vector times area vector we recognize that entire second term middle term is going to become zero because it's steady state therefore i'm saying zero is equal to the integral of state one's density times velocity vector integrated with respect to area plus the integral across state twos density times vector velocity vector with respect to area and the densities are going to come out because it's incompressible flow so i'm going to be left with the integral of velocity vector one with respect to a1 plus the integral of velocity vector two with respect to a2 i'm saying that that's equal to zero and then i'm collapsing that integral by writing those vectors in terms of a magnitude because i have uniform flow at which point i'm going to have v1 a1 and then i'm going to ask you is it a positive or negative quantity and you're going to say it's negative john because they're in opposite directions and i'm going to say well done so you're going to say zero is equal to negative v1 a1 plus then we have v2 a2 written in terms of uniform flow and i will ask is that positive or negative and you will say positive because they're in the same direction and i will say excellent excelsior so we have zero is equal to negative average velocity one a1 plus average velocity two a2 which is another way of saying average velocity one times a1 is equal to average velocity two times a2 does that make sense so we're saying the mass flow rate at state one is the same as the mass flow rate at state two the densities cancel so i have volumetric flow rate at state one is equal to the volumetric flow rate at state two which means that i can write v bar one a1 is equal to v bar two a2 so v bar two is equal to v bar one times the proportion a1 over a2 and you guys know how i like plugging in everything symbolically as far as possible before i get into calculating numbers so i'm going to plug that in over here and v bar two then would be v bar one squared times the proportion a1 over a2 quantity squared times a2 let's just run all that together we have negative f plus plus v1 times a1 is equal to negative rho times v bar one squared times a1 plus rho times cosine of 30 degrees times v bar one squared times a1 squared divided by a2 squared times a2 therefore i have rho times cosine of 30 degrees times v bar one squared times a1 squared over a2 is that all making sense excellent glad to hear it at that point i know everything in that equation except for f so i will solve for f and then i will simplify a little bit by factoring out where i can i could leave v1 a1 and then write density times v bar one squared times a1 times the quantity one plus cosine of 30 degrees times a1 over a2 p1 was described as being 2.28 psi g and then we are multiplying by a1 which is going to be pi over 4 times d1 the diameter it's a1 which is 12.5 inches squared and we are looking for an answer in pounds of force which means i need each of these terms that i'm adding together to be in pounds of force luckily for us a psi is a pound of force per square inch so taking 2.28 psi multiplied by quantity in square inches is going to give us pounds of force yay then we are adding to that the density of water at standard temperature and pressure which is 1.937 slugs per cubic foot multiplied by the average velocity is a1 which was 4.25 feet per second and i square that i'm just going to double check that it's 4.25 because all of a sudden i had a concern that i was reading that wrong squared squared squared multiplied by a1 which is pi over 4 times diameter one which was 12.5 inches he said hoping he was right yeah it appears to be then we are multiplying that by one plus cosine of 30 degrees times the proportion of a1 or a2 and that would be pi over 4 times diameter it's a1 which was 12.5 inches squared divided by pi over 4 times 6.25 squared inches squared it is 6.25 right yeah inches squared cancels inches squared pi over 4 cancels pi over 4 so i'm really taking 1 plus cosine of 30 degrees times the quantity 12.5 over 6.25 squared so that would be 2 squared which is 4 so i have 1 plus 4 times the cosine of 30 degrees everything inside of that parentheses is unitless so i just have to keep track of the units out front and i'm beginning to run out of space so i will scoot everything to the left here yeah take the parentheses with me that's what i want and i want pounds of force so i will start at a pound of force and work backwards i can describe a pound of force as one slug times one feet per second squared let's see how far that gets us slugs cancels slugs and second squared cancel second squared then i have feet feet feet feet in the denominator and feet squared and inches squared in the numerator which means i need 12 inches in one feet square everything that's not a square and i square everything and inches squared cancels inches squared and then i have feet feet feet and feet feet feet leaving me with pounds of force so i have everything i need to compute an answer except for the help of my calculator we can quickly remedy it looks like i can't zoom down far enough to for you guys to see that i'm just gonna grab 2.28 times the quantity pi over 4 and i'll let it scroll back down pi over 4 times 12.5 squared and then we are adding to that 1.937 times 4.25 squared times the quantity pi over 4 times 12.5 squared again times 1 over 12 squared all right as 1 over quantity 12 squared then we are multiplying by 1 plus the cosine of 30 degrees my calculator is already in degrees then i'm multiplying that by 12.5 squared over 6.25 squared i know i could just multiply by 4 but i don't trust my mental math as a general rule and we get a syntax error as is tradition so we get rid of one of our parentheses and we get 412.901 so let's just run through that again we had 2.28 times pi over 4 times 12.5 squared plus 1.937 times 4.25 squared times pi over 4 times 12.5 squared times 1 over 12 squared times the quantity 1 plus the cosine of 30 degrees times 12.5 squared over 6.25 squared cool beans and that's higher than i was expecting by must have gotten a sign wrong i'm gonna guess that happened here in this step because i was trying to keep track of the sign switches as i was solving for f in one fluid motion and as you guys know i don't trust my mental algebra there it is aha she was right here okay so when we solved for f we brought this over to the right hand side so it's negative p1a1 minus rho v1 squared times a1 plus density times cosine of 30 degrees times v bar 1 squared times a1 squared over a2 and then i negated everything but i forgot to switch this to a negative 400 pounds of force is a lot in that little joint i apologize for any confusion okay so let me try that again calculator if you would please switch that positive to a negative and we get a much more reasonable 176.5 pounds of force then the problem asked for a description of direction that is is the joint in tension or compression for that let's consider the fact that we are solving for a reaction force that's how much force is required to keep the joint in place so the force required to hold the joint in place is going to be to the left that means that the joint is going to be in tension does that make sense so that joint naturally wants to fall apart meaning in order for us to hold it together we have to provide a force in the left direction of 176 pounds of force therefore this is in tension


Think Tecawaii. Civil engagement lives here. With us today, Mayor Manoar Araujo, who is the Mayor of Kilimane, Kilimane City in Mozambique. Welcome to the show, Mr. Mayor. Thank you very much for having me here. Thank you. It's my pleasure. Thanks for being here. Now, Mr. Mayor, the country of Mozambique has quite a history. If we could spend a little time talking about that, I understand that you went through 400 years of Portuguese rule and finally achieved your independence in 1975. However, two years after the achievements of independence, the country got into a civil war. Yes. What happened there? Wow, you did your homework. Yes, indeed. We had, as you mentioned, I think Vasco da Gama, when he was on his way to discover, to encompass India, he went through Mozambique and actually stopped in Kilimane. That's why the river, which goes through Kilimane, it's called the River of Good Signs, or Rio dos Bonsinhos in Portuguese, because it was in Kilimane where Vasco da Gama was sure. He got the assurances that he was on the right path to India because there was an Arab trader who had done the opposite, like from India to Kilimane, so to buy things then to take there. So in Kilimane, he was sure that he was on the right path. Indeed, from there, it started a process where Portuguese people, Portuguese settlers who will come to Mozambique, first of all for trade, but then more and more they start settling in and of course they start ruling. So that period went for almost 500 years. And in 1964, a struggle, three movements came together to create a united front to wage. First of all, they wanted to negotiate. Are you talking about the War of Independence? Yes, of independence. But the Portuguese, they didn't want to grant independence, unlike the English or the British who gave the independence without any fighting. The Portuguese said, no, we are not giving you because you are not prepared. So Mozambican couldn't take kids, of course, so they organized themselves and they waged a 10 years guerrilla war against the Portuguese to achieve independence. And the reason why I'm stressing the idea of a common front is that after independence, the leadership of the front decided that they were going, in the context of the Cold War, they decided that they were going to align with the Soviet bloc because of the support that the Soviet bloc gave logistic support to wage the guerrilla war during the 10 years. So then they were getting support from Soviet Union and China. Mainly China and Soviet Union. So they decided to copy in the past the so-called Marxism-Leninism to Mozambique. But of course it didn't work because the circumstances were different. The levels of the economy, what they called the productive forces were not developed to to be declared as a socialist country. So then a division started within the group. Some were saying, well, look, when we are fighting, we never decided that we are going to be Marxist-Leninists. We decided to become independent. Then we will have free and fair elections. Then we will decide which system we wanted. Is this the opposition party speaking now? I mean, it wasn't opposition then, but then they became opposition. Yeah, because they were saying, no, wait, we cannot go this route because there was no any consultation process. There was no referendum. There was no any constitutional assembly to decide. How can you by yourself decide for the whole nation? And then because there was a coup d'etat in Lisbon, which was our colonizer, then the transfer of power was quite messy. So the Freiland party took power as a result of an agreement with the then newly established government in Lisbon. And independence was declared on the 25th of June 1975. Of course, the new government came. They tried. They abolished private property. They nationalized education. They nationalized health. You couldn't exist, for example, liberal professions like lawyers. And so you couldn't be a lawyer. Or you couldn't have your own factory. Or if you had two, they would take one. Everything was government owned. Exactly. So they decided to become or to make the country not a market economy, but a central planned economy copied under the Soviet model. Now all this time the country was under Preston, Michelle? Michelle, that was Michelle who proclaimed the independence. And then two years after independence, of course, a civil war broke up. First of all, it was very contained. But then because of the increasing discontent, because like they almost banned religion, you couldn't go to a church. I mean, for you to go to church, you had to ask for permission for you to move from one city to visit your daughter or your mother in another city. You had to go, you had to ask for permission. So people started becoming very anxious about it. Were they promoting a particular religion? Not at all. Actually, they said that religion was the opium of the people. So like they were against any kind of religion. And they declared a state as a non-religious state. Now during the civil war, was there any foreign intervention? Not in terms, unlike what happened in Angola where you had the Cubans, you had the South Africans and others. In Mozambique, it was a kind of proxy war. Like Renamo would have the support of South Africa and other, while the government would have support, for example, from Cuba, from Soviet Union, from East Germany. But in terms of, for example, of aircraft for the government, in terms of guns, in terms of bullets, in logistics, not men. The only men from foreign countries that will come will be, for example, like special and military advisors. But yes, so the intervention in Mozambique, foreign intervention, was quite different from what happened in Angola. Because in Angola, you had, for example, Cuban soldiers fighting against South African soldiers in Angolan soil. Our case was a fight between Mozambicans, but with the support of either regional powers or in the context of the Cold War, with the Soviet Union. So they were interfering for more slowly and indirectly? Yes. Okay, so after President Machel, President Chisano? Yes, actually President Machel, he died on an aircraft crash. He was coming from Zambia to Mozambique and then his plane crashed in South Africa. There was an investigation, but still there are two lines. One is saying that it was the South Africans who killed President Samora Machel, who made the plane, who diverted the plane for its route to crash in the Muzini Mountains. That's one. But there are others who say, because President Machel was so disappointed with the Soviet bloc that he went to meet President Reagan in Washington via Margaret Thatcher in UK. Then the Soviets, they were not happy with that move. So others say, well, because his plane was a tuple of from Russia or from Soviet Union then. And even the pilots were Russian. So there is a second reading where they say that it was killed on the orders of the Soviets because they were not happy with the changing of policy or more concrete with Samora Machel going to meet Ronald Reagan in Washington. There is a third thesis which says that the pilots were just drunk. As you know, our friends from Russia, they like their vodka. But they hold their liquor very well too. Well, that's the point. So, well, I don't know which of the three is truthful, but the point is that Samora Machel died in South Africa on the 19 October 1986. Then came President Chisano. Actually Chisano was Samora Machel's minister of foreign affairs since independence. Oh, wow. So he had a very... Was it an election? No, because we had a monopart system, you know, and communism was socially under one part system. Unipart. You don't have elections. So it was one party. It's the organs of the party which would choose the president. Until 1990, when a peace agreement was negotiated and it was finally signed in 1992 in Rome with the support of the Vatican and the Catholic Church. And there was a peace agreement between Feralimo and Rinalmo. Between Feralimo and Rinalmo. I mentioned 1990. That was the year when the new constitution, a multi-party or the first multi-party constitution was introduced in Mozambique, allowing for other parties other than Feralimo to exist. Allowing other youth organizations to exist because up to that time there was allowed only one youth organization, which was the Feralimo Youth Wing, one women's organization, one journalist organization, and all of them were affiliated to the ruling party. But from the 1990 constitution then the political space was liberalized and then two years later a peace agreement was signed and then two years after the agreement in 1994 the first multi-party elections were organized in Mozambique. Now President Shisana was highly instrumental in this move from Marxism to capitalism. Definitely yes. Not only from Marxism to social, I mean to democracy, to liberal democracy, but also from a command economy into a market economy. Because the country was literally bankrupt and that's why Samara Michelle went knocking the doors to west to give him support. Because he had asked for support for the Soviet bloc, they said we don't have money for you. That's why he went to west. So two years before Samara Michelle died, mainly in 1984, the World Bank and the IMF signed an agreement with Mozambique so that they introduced a structural adjustment program step by step reforms to transform the then central planned economy into a full-market economy. So it started in 1984. So when Samara Michelle died already the World Bank was negotiating with Mozambique towards that end. And in 1995 that was also when Mozambique joined the Commonwealth Nations, right? 1997. 1997. Yes, because I'm very aware of that because I wrote the first brochure explaining why Mozambique should join the Commonwealth. President Mozambique, he tried to amend the constitution to limit the terms of the president. Did he succeed in that, the presidency? Oh yes, actually our constitution states that the president can only run twice. So we as a country succeeded in that. So there is a limit. For example, the current president is finishing next year his term, then he can run only once. And the previous president, actually the previous president Mr. Gibuza, he wanted to amend the constitution so that he could run forever but he didn't succeed. Then he tried to put his wife, he didn't succeeded. So he tried to put more other people but the country was resilient and resisted his moves. Well thank you so much Mr. Mayor. Thank you for sharing with us the historical slices of a country. I think it really speaks to the resilience of the country. We're going to take a little short break here and when we come back we're going to talk about present day Mozambique. Thank you so much. Thank you very much. Thank you. Hello, I'm Dave Stevens, host of the Cyber Underground. This is where we discuss everything that relates to computers that's just going to scare you out of your mind. So come join us every week here on thinktecawaii.com 1 p.m. on Friday afternoons and then you can go see all our episodes on YouTube. Just look up the Cyber Underground on YouTube. All our shows will show up and please follow us. We're always giving you current relevant information to protect you. Keeping you safe. Aloha. Aloha. My name is Mark Shklav. I am the host of thinktecawaii's Law Across the Sea. Law Across the Sea is on thinktecawaii every other Monday at 11 a.m. Please join me where my guests talk about law topics and ideas and music in Hawai'i, Anna, all across the sea from Hawai'i and back again. Aloha. To the Global Report, I'm your host Lily Ong. We're here with us today, Mayor Manuel Araujo, who is the Mayor of Kilimane. Welcome back to the show, Mr. Mayor. Thank you very much. The pleasure is all mine. Well, Mr. Mayor, you're here in Singapore for the Mayor's Forum. Before we go into that, I want to talk about you and from the time you took over as Mayor of the City, that was back in 2011. Yes. And it was not... 30th of December, 2011. 30th of December. And it was not an easy situation to come into. Tell us some of the challenges back then and how did you overcome them through these years? Well, the first challenge was that, you know, I'm a university lecturer. I teach economics and international relations. And actually, at that point, I went back to my city because I was building my resort because I thought that, well, I needed to do something in my hometown. And then, accidentally, or incidentally, the then mayor of my city, he was pushed out on corruption charges. So at that time, according to the Mozambican law, when a mayor is prevented from finishing his mandate, a by-election is called. So a by-election was called and everybody from churches, from the youth and the elders are like, well, why don't you run? I was like, well, I've got my plans. I'm like, no, your city needs you, please. So I had to leave my dreams. I finished though my, my, my, my, my, my resort. But then I run, then I was elected mayor of my city. The first... And you won by a pretty comfortable margin? Yes, actually. I won by 64 per cent on the, on the by-election. And two years later, according to the law, you just finished what the other mayor had already done. So I finished and two years later, I had normal elections in 2013. There then I won with 75 per cent, which for me was quite thrilling because I didn't expect that I would have moved from 64 to 75 in just two years. Now which party were you running? Movement for Democratic Mozambique, MDM, which is a enormous militarized party. It's a party of young people, youngsters. And with only nine years of its existence, it was already running at least until last year. The second city, which is Baylor. The third city, which was Nampola. Calimani City, which is the fourth and Guguru, the other way for municipalities. And just to go back to our questions, the biggest challenge, the number one challenge was lack of human resources. Because of this kind of socialist model, everybody who was capable from the city, from the provinces, tended to move into the capital. And so... Is it because of the opportunities? Yes, because of opportunities and also because of the level of poverty. Because, for example, when I was 18, I had to leave my town because there was no education, there was no university. So I had to go to Mahput to the capital for further studies. So all bright people end up going to the capital and then they never come back, of course. When they go there, they're 18, 19, 20, they get their girlfriends, they get job there, they marry there. So they settle down there, they never go back home. So there was this gap in terms of human resource. Up to now, we are trying to fill it in, but it's not easy to attract people from there. But now also the situation differs. Now, for example, we have five universities in my city. When I was 18 years old, none was there. So human resources was number one. The second, of course, was financial resources. Because I think that when you have the right human resources, then you can find money. But even if you find money, you may not find the right human resource. So you need to get the balance. And then, of course, the infrastructure of the city was depleted. You have bottom halls in the main streets of the city. Even the provincial governor who lives in my city, because Kenabali is the capital city, he couldn't drive his Mercedes Benz because of the portholes. So he had to move on four by four. Like everybody was using four by four. So one of my biggest challenges was, first of all, to get 138 degrees in terms of human resources to attract youngsters. So I went to university and get youngsters to come and train them and give them experience. What were some of the ways that you used to attract them? I had to explain what was at stake. And I would use my own experience because I did my high education in Maputo at the capital. Then I went abroad. I lived in London in UK for 10 years. I did my master's in the University of London School of Oriental and African Studies. Then I did my PhD at the University of East Anglia. Then I worked for Amnesty International in London. So I had my career. But at some point, I was like, well, my country needs me. So I need to go do something. So I used my example to attract other youngsters. Say, look, at some point, you need to stop and you need to give it back something to your motherland. So by using that example, some people money to come. And of course, you need to find other issues. For example, my director of communication is not from Kalimane. He is from the staff. But because he saw what was happening in Kalimane, a young man with a different discourse. And like, for example, I made my all campaign using a bike. So I was like the first politician in Mozambique who did his whole campaign on a bike. Of course, it brought an environmental conscience to people. But also, it included those who were excluded from the development process, those who were biking. By seeing the mayor biking, they feel more energized, more empowered and stuff like that. And they feel a connection too. Exactly. So it's like those small things that make things look like there is somebody who is different with a different discourse, with a different approach, with the different working ethics. And I don't have money to pay them what the market would otherwise. So I managed to attract a very ambitious team and we are working. And the third challenge was like the language somewhere. Kalimane in Zambia province was the only province without an instance of language or any English school. But in today's world, if you want to thrive, you need to have a minimum command of English. Is it Portuguese to see the main language? Portuguese is still the main language, but you need English skills to survive. It's like computer skills. So fortunately, the then minister of education, Dr. Ferron, he was my classmate. So I spoke to him and said, look, why is my city the only one? The only provincial capital without an English school. So I didn't know that. Okay, we'll work out on that. So we managed to put now in an English school, people, people can go there and stuff. I mean, like those were like the a piecemeal approach that, you know, we tried to put the pieces together. And today, of course, we can tell a successful story. Wonderful. I hope you share that at the Mayors Forum. Well, I tried my best and yes, we do. And we tell that story because we need, we're still miles away from what is our dream. So we need to learn from others. We share also our experience, but also we need like to get other partners, be endures, be funders, be philanthropists, like, you know, who can get inspired from our example and are willing to help us because we need the road is still long. I mean, we're talking about funding. I know one of the sessions at the Mayors Forum was about how Mayors can go about attracting funding. Which am I sharing? What were some of the things that you learned from the forum place regarding that? Yeah, I mean, one of the things I learned and then after that, I met different institutions here in Singapore dealing with land issues. Because land is an important asset in my country because we have got business in in Yeritans from their old socialist time. Well, we are 25 million people and well, we have a very long coastline. We have 3,000 kilometers of coasts. You can see the potential for tourism on the Indian Ocean.  Yes, it's a coastal sea and we have a port there. And another port is going to be built in the upcoming years and the new railway linking the heart of the Mozambican mineral resources in Tete province, Mautiz, to ship that to abroad through the port that will be built here. So at this event, were there, you know, different organizations or private companies looking to help other countries or cities? Oh, yes, definitely. As I was saying, one of the things I learned from the forum was how to transform an asset that we have, which is learned, how to monetize it and get money out of feeds for future development. For example, I'm desperate to find people who can help me to have a master plan, a proper master plan, because my city doesn't have a proper master plan. That's like to me, it's like number one challenge that I'm facing. I don't have the expertise, I don't have the money. So it's very difficult because there are very good companies here. You know, I contacted some companies here like Saban and like D.K. Architects and others, but we've got the expertise, but you need to find somebody who can fund. I've been contacting, for example, UN, Abitat and others, but most of these don't have money. So like, you know, the issue is between an egg and the chicken, what comes first? Well, I need a master plan to be able of attracting investment, but others say, well, you need money to pay for the master plan. So it's a challenge, but I'm confident that somehow we will manage to cross that challenge and be able of getting somebody somewhere in this world who will be wanting to fund our master plan so that we can move ahead because a city without the master plan is like a ship in the high sea without a bussler. Like, you don't know where you are going. But doesn't your country have rich and extensive resources? We do have, but the point is like there are unexploited resources. So we need to a roadmap that will take us and bring them. Like, for example, I don't agree with this, what is happening in my country now. It's like, we are exporting raw material, like thousands and thousands of tons of timber, wood, is being exported, cut and exported to China and in other countries. Like other companies, like from Spain, from China, from Japan are there. They are fishing without any processing. They are just shipping all the fish that they get. For example, there are Chinese companies like they are taking precious sand, like heavy sand, they are raw. Like coal, every day more than 50 huge trains are taking coal from Tete, shipping out. Like, we need to build in this, we need to process the raw materials to give value so that we can maximize the whole value chain. By then, if we do that, we will create employment, we will get more resources, then we will learn. Because in the process of producing or of transforming the raw material, Muslims also will learn the skills. There will be a transfer of technology and of work ethics and so on. So somehow, somewhere we need to stop and say, well, wait, enough is enough. We need to attract those who have technology to come and put and install their factories in our country rather than exporting unprocessed raw materials. I think that China has been quite successful going around Africa either in exchange of land or in exchange of resources to provide them with infrastructure. Do you see that happening? Yes, of course, in Mozambique, they are in the timber business, they are cutting timber and exporting in the fisheries, in mining. But unfortunately, it's not only China. Other countries are doing the same. So we are like a reservoir of raw materials and processed raw materials which are being exported. We need to change the development model. We need to make sure, create attractive conditions for foreign direct investment, but an investment which creates opportunities, which creates opportunity, which trains the labor, which upgrades the labor, which skills the labor, does adding value to the raw materials that we do process. Mozambique is a very rich country, but because of wrong policies, because of the wrong development model, we are still very, very poor. We need to change that. But just to cast a positive light, your GDP growth is actually one of the highest in the world, even though the GDP per capita is still low, but your GDP is actually one of the highest. Of course, because when a country is coming from too low, when it implements some decisions, of course, one of the impacts will be like a very high GDP growth. But I think that in the medium and long run it will stabilize. And what we want is not just GDP growth, which doesn't reflect on the people of the country. We want an inclusive growth. A growth not only technical or capital-intensive techniques, but we want an foreign direct investment, which is also labor-intensive, because it's labor that income is redistributed and that the people can feel the benefit. Because if people don't feel the benefit, they will go against that development model, and then we will end up either like South Africa or like Brazil with high rates of crime and homicide and so on. We want to build an harmonious society. I think one of the countries that I emulate is Singapore, where in 40 years you managed to move from an underdeveloped country to a developed country. I hope we can learn something from Singapore. I hope we can learn something from other countries so that we can take, because like if you look at the level of mortality rates in my country are just astonishing. It's a pain exercise to make, but I think if the right path of development is established, then in a very short term, we can follow into Singapore's footsteps, our footsteps. Hope for that to happen too. Mr. Mayor, we have just a few minutes left. Since you used to work for Amnesty International, I understand you were in the human rights area. What are your thoughts on the present day situation, you know, with the immigrants, refugees? Well, the issue of refugees is an important issue, or migrants, but it underlines another problem, which is a development problem. Because my question is why are these people leaving their home? I don't think that anyone, you know, if you are happy at your home, you leave your home to go somewhere else. People migrate because the conditions at their home are not good. Be economic, be political or other, and actually security actually. And in most countries, for example, Latin America or Africa, the lower development level of those countries make those regimes in power, they become too secular-minded, and so they threaten the security of the individual. That's why people leave. But the solution is not to build walls.  The solution is to promote development in those countries so that people don't feel the need to move. As simple as that. But you may put a wall there, but people will find a way to go. And for as long as weapons are being supplied to those regions, the wall would just keep going on. Well, thank you so much, Mr. Mayor. I wish we have more time, but thank you so much for spending time with me today. Thank you very much.  It was my pleasure. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Thank you.


Hello and welcome back to another media mental meldown with me drone tech today I bring you someone who not only sounds like he's on the edge of a psychotic embolism But looks the part as well seriously Did they pick this guy specifically because it looks like his skull is trying to escape through his face in this case We have CNN media Analyst David Zorowick who's super angry at and scared of Elon Musk because he supports free speech and then as usual with No self-awareness he says the quiet part out loud I think there's a bigger problem that when we focus on the personalities of people like Elon Musk and people say Oh, I think Elon's thinking this or that There's a bigger problem here about how we are going to control the channels of communication in this country Unreal I mean I actually kind of agree with him and that I think the problem here are self-important Partisan political operatives in the media pretending to be objective arbiters of truth who clearly think it's their job to control the flow of Information he could have undermined the messaging so much that he can actually Control Exactly what people think and that is the that is your job Yeah, every single one of these puppets is fine with their billionaires being in control of the flow of information and the power to control Narratives, which is exactly what we all know they do with that power Musk has said that all he wants to do is open it up for everyone and adhere to America's most basic principle of free speech It should be obvious who the bad guys are here. 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That's preparewithdronetech.com protect your family and secure this emergency food today preparewithdronetech.com We gave over our What amongst our airwaves or our internet waves to Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk and we are in so much trouble because those guys believe in making money We've already seen that with the 2016 election in Zuckerberg when he was taking rubles for ads from Russia and say Oh, I think it's crazy to think they had any influence on this election. I apologize I'm actually am having a pretty bad headache right now because my brain is literally short-circuiting Over the nearly quantum absurdity of a very handsomely paid media talking heads Brazen display of unawareness on a fake news network whose mission it is to make money and Propagandize for one political party and just to prove that unequivocally I did a search for any mention at all of Jeff Bezos a billionaire who owns the left-wing Washington Post and what did I find I could not find even one single mention of Jeff Bezos By this useless skin sack much less any criticism that this billionaire owns a major media outlet It's really very simple Bezos is a puppet for the agenda So he good Musk is a threat to that agenda So he bad during his rant trying to justify using government force to suppress views He doesn't like he launches into a separate conspiracy theory tangent about how he thinks Russia stole the election because Facebook To purchase ads we've already seen that with the 2016 election in Zuckerberg when he was taking rubles for ads from Russia and say Oh, I think it's crazy to think they had any influence on this election. Oh, yeah Well, I got a question for you. How much did it influence the election David?  There was very little effect if any at all This is dangerous. We can't think anymore in this country. We don't have people. No, I'm serious We don't have people in Congress who can make regulations that can make it work I think we can look to the Western countries in Europe for how they are trying to limit it But you need you need controls on this you need regulation You cannot let these guys control discourse in this country or we are headed to hell We are there Trump opened the gates a hell and now where they're chasing us down What convinced you of your theory well what started to happen is they just started to say it publicly in front of cameras Freakin real these guys are like serial killers that can't help themselves and call the police to give them hints about who they are I can think just fine.  That's it for that one Thanks for watching. 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