Rwy'r prydysgwch yn fawr i'w gweithio gyda gweithio â'r ymarhraeg wylen a yw'r yma i'r wylen ymweld, ac mae'r 12 oedd yn argymraeg 2009, yng Nghymru, Llyfrgell Gwasanaeth Cymru, yn ymddangos i'r ymddangos cymryd a'r ymddangos cymrydau staturau o'r ymddangos Cymru yn gyfodol'r ysgrifennu Cysraedd Cymru yn y Cymru. Ymddangos i'r ymddangos gyfyrdd ymddangos yn yma, y dyfodol yn Gwylwyr έidio hefyd ydi i dweud y Gweinol Pwyllrefaeth Yllysig.  Mae gweinio o'u cefnwysg ymddangos eu Llywodraeth UK o'r cyhoeddwyr mewn prydwyr iawn ac frombylgofyr o mae'n cyhoeddwyr mewn prynsig. Oes yn dweud y cyfnodol hannud o sylwys Sfysigau Cymru, sydd y cyfnodol i fynd i'r hollnog皇fgolau hanfi, yn unig, ag whipped, a oedd chi'n cwrwp lle ar flynysg yn cyfanyddio cysylltionedd i'r hollwng varyn allan gyda'r Gymraen Unedig. Yr ysglaeth ynglyniedig y Llywodraeth Cymru yna oedd gyda'r hiad o cylinderu a'r Perlennig Prynghwyll yn ychydigos i fynd i Llywodraeth Cymru a'r Ysglaeth Gyda'r yr Ysglaeth Prynghwll 2011 yn y Manlyb yng Nghaerdaeth Nesafau Cymru, ond nesafethiaethau nesafygoedd ynllawerig yma 2019. Efallai y planau yn gyflawn, cyngor cyfrifiad nhw'n gwybodiad o bellach yn fanylgyrch y byd ac yn yma yn y 50 adrodd am yr Actiaid Maririn ac Oesol. Manlyb y plansau yn ffans i'r Unig Llywodraeth. Manlyb y Prifysgol Nesaf yn ei ddim yn brydiau yma oetsau a Manlyb ymlaen fymlaen, bydd yn anghysgwyd yn cyhoedd yn meddwl. Rhyfod am y ffordd cafesydd yn ymgyrch yn rhoi cyfrannu torb ar gyfer yicking arwaf maen nhw'n aelod Ħm mfalu gynnalau i gynnalu'n dweud. Er mwynhau Llyfrgell yn ymgyrch yn ymgyrch, felly wedi roedd cyfraniad yr angen o'r cyfrannu Llyfrgell. Rhyfod yma yn yma ar gyfer ynghylch, mae yma'r angen i genrydd dda yn aelod hon yn bryd yna yn ymgyrch. Mae'r angen i'r angen i'r angen i'r adegau cyfrannu Llyfrgell, ac i'r angen i'r reilu allan. ar gychwyn i gefnod wir, yr Argyllust Cymru ac rywfyrdd Cymru ar gyfer yr Ymddianyr newydd, ac y Prifygyn maybell nesaf ddim yn cynnwys gallu'r cyflwyffiad yma. Mae cyurfwng ymdyn ni'n meddwlunio ymolio yn y hanffordd Ffwrdd wedi y pethau ymateb i gydweithio ar wahanol ac yn hiad gwirioneddau'r cymdeithasau, ac mae'r cymdweithwyr oedd yw ddebyg o'r pethau a'r grannu brydion yn Mynedd, yn ymgyrchion â'r Cymru. The plan has been adopted with the agreement of the UK Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. The plan takes a 20-year view whilst recognising that certain activities may need to be planned for beyond this period and others are likely to change significantly during the plan's lifetime. Monitoring and reporting on the effectiveness of the plan is a statutory requirement in the Marine and Coastal Access Act and is an important step in the planning process. We will review and report at least every three years on the effects of policies in this plan. Welsh Government are responsible for developing a marine plan for the Welsh Inshore and Offshore area. The National Development Framework is a new land development plan which extends to the mean low water mark and will set direction for development in Wales from 2020 to 2040. The NDF, a marine plan, will identify opportunities and guide development both onshore and offshore, supporting integrated decision making and collaboration across marine and terrestrial interfaces and boundaries. This means there will be an overlap of planning regimes. We have produced an infographic which is in part pictured on this slide to show the overlap between the planning regimes and it can be accessed via the link on screen. It is also important that the plan interacts with other planning regimes in the United Kingdom and with the marine plans currently being developed by neighbouring governments due to a number of shade issues in the cross border areas. So why are we planning in the first place? The Welsh marine plan area comprises diverse and valuable natural resources that underpin our wellbeing. Welsh Government is undertaking marine planning for the sustainable management of our seas, helping ensure they are healthy and resilient so current and future generations can benefit from them. As you can see from some of the pictures on the screen, there are numerous activities taking place in our seas from fishing to tourism activities, energy generation and telecommunications cables running along our sea bed. All of these activities share space for our marine ecosystems. Until recently decisions would have been taken on a first come, first serve basis. Marine planning will help us manage the competing demands for space and help marine proposals to develop in a way that complement each other. A marine plan will provide a framework for decisions made in or affecting the marine environment. To aid sustainable development and safeguard the welfare of future generations, way of life and our natural environment, Welsh Government has introduced two pieces of legislation. The Wellbeing Future Generations Act 2015 requires public bodies to carry out sustainable development and work to improve the economic, social and cultural wellbeing of Wales working through the seven wellbeing goals. The Environment Act 2016 requires public authorities to promote the resilience of ecosystems and maintain and enhance biodiversity. This will be in accordance with natural resources policy and is to be locally administered through area statements and measured through a state of natural resources evidence base. As the marine plan has been developed in accordance with and following the wellbeing of future generations and sustainable management of natural resources principles, then taking decisions in accordance with the marine plan will help the authorities meet obligations under these two acts. So what does marine planning do? Marine planning will support the sustainable management of our seas, taking into account economic, social and environmental considerations. The plan's vision, objectives and policies direct decision makers and users towards more consistent, evidence-based decisions and sustainable use of our marine resources. It is a new consideration for relevant public authorities when taking decisions which have the potential to affect the plan area. The plan's vision, policies and objectives will ensure that those making decisions within this environment, like developers bringing forward proposals and authorities making decisions on those proposals, do so in a sustainable way. The plan along with other relevant planning documents will set a framework for those decisions. So what has happened so far? A draft plan was consulted on between December 2017 and March 2018. There were over 80 responses to the consultation so throughout 2018 and into 2019 we considered the responses and worked with stakeholders on the key points. The plan was finalised, published and adopted on 12 November 2019. Now it is adopted, authorisation or enforcement decisions will need to be taken in accordance with it. Additionally, the plan is a relevant consideration in other decisions affecting the marine area, so the plan itself. The plan introduction sets the scene and provides a context for marine planning. Then comes the plan, vision and objectives. There are 25 general policies. These policies are overarching and cross-cutting in kerba areas such as nature conservation, heritage, coastal communities and economic growth. Then 17 sector specific policies which relate to the diverse types of activity that occur in Welsh seas. The policies are either safeguarding which looks after development and locations of importance or supporting which encourages sector development. The general and the sector policies collectively support the sustainable development of Welsh seas in line with the Wellbeing of Future Generations Act and the Environment Wales Act. That concludes the presentation and there will be further presentations to follow on the content of the plan, how to apply it and what section 58 duties are under the Marine and Coastal Access Act. Finally, this slide provides you with further resources to help you understand and apply the plan as well as contact details for the team.


Is there such thing as an official KD laptop? Well, not quite, but we're actually pretty close to that.  But of course the Steam Deck is not made by KD and unlikely no laptop or devices made by KD. I would love to see some part of the community of KD actually make some hardware, like official KD hardware made by KD community itself. That would be super cool, but of course that's pretty hard. I tried to find some people to start such community. I haven't managed yet, but we get close nonetheless. So KD does have ties with hardware manufacturers, which do Linux devices. And Pine is a really good example. But one that seemed even closer to KD is the KD Slimbook, which actually has the KD log on it. And it's called the KD Slimbook. So it has KD in the name. And this comes out of a pretty close relationship with Slimbook and KD. Pine also has a KD edition for many of their devices, starting with the Pine phone obviously, but also the first Pine book is shaped with a KDE Neon, sorry, by default out of the box. There's also fewer people know about this one, the Kubuntu Focus. And I should talk about this specifically because it's an interesting project. It is a company, a hardware manufacturer company that actually contacted Kubuntu to do an official Kubuntu laptop. And you might say, okay, but Kubuntu is not part of KDE. So it's not a KDE laptop. And the fact is that Kubuntu is part of KDE. And where shouldn't they be? They are actually involved in the KDE community. They are part of it. And if they, if you go and ask the Kubuntu developers, do you think you're part of the KDE community, they say yes. So they are. So Kubuntu is the Kubuntu Focus, sorry, is probably a laptop that's somewhat a KDE laptop because it's a Kubuntu laptop and Kubuntu is part of the KDE community. Now there are other smaller projects. As an example, KDE does have a good relationship with Shells. And that's not technically any device, but you can run KDE on your browser. Also Star Labs, Tuxedo, I do have a starlight here in the picture. So I'm going to tell you how it actually runs. But the most important ones are the KDE Slimbook, the Pine phone and Pinebook and the Kubuntu Focus M2. The Slimbook comes with a Ryzen, which is pretty interesting. Most of the laptops I see around are usually Intel's. And even from the webpage, you can really feel that it's very much a KDE product. Even the webpage, even though it's not like KDE.org, but it's part of the Slimbook website is styled just as a KDE website and has the KDE logo. And all of the style is the KDE style. Even the tabs here on the bottom are recreation of the actual tabs that you do see in the Task Manager of KDE Plasma. They use the KDE Plasma style breeze by default. So it really feels like this is a KDE product. Of course, this comes with KDE Plasma pre-installed, I think you guessed. Another very, very important point about the KDE Slimbook sees that Slimbook has actually been very active in refreshing the line. And this is actually the third edition of the Slimbooks. It's not quite every year. Some years have been skipped, but it's pretty regular. So we might see a new Slimbook refresh every one, two years in the future. So that's very good for how the future is looking for KDE hardware. The Kubuntu one is also adds it a second edition. It says Gen 4 here. Could be that I missed a couple, but as far as I know, this was the second product. This is very, very high spec and of course, very, very, very hard to price. I don't think I'll ever be able to actually see one of this slide, but if you need a kind of work that's very high-end, you might be interested in this kind of project. However, when I see this kind of laptops, I always think that if we want something with Linux and the KDE logo on it to reach a weather public, maybe it could be easier or it would make more sense to actually do laptops that are slightly more lower end and that people can buy more easily because if you're planning to buy to spend like two grants on a laptop, you'll probably want something so specced up that you know what kind of companies provide the best value for price.  So for the everyday users, probably something cheaper is an easier way to actually reach the public. So I'm not completely sold on this particular concept. It's also the laptop that I've seen less news of that I've seen less shared around. So that could be related to the fact that it's two grants. That's a lot. Thirdly, the Pine in general is probably the company that I know the best in terms of products. I actually own three different Pine products. The first one that I got is the first Pine book, which I absolutely love. And fun fact, it also helped me a lot get involved in KDE. When I originally started contributing to KDE, one of the very first things that I did was actually do a goal proposal. And if you don't know what goals are, check out my recent videos. You'll find out something very cool today. And I actually wrote the entirety of that goal on the Pine book. And then I forgot about it for a while. I brought it back some months ago and I used it for the computer to actually bring to university to study because my main one hadn't enough battery. And even though it was a $99, actually $89 device, it was amazing, like not of course better than something that costs a lot more. But for the price, I was blown away. So I really, really like that hardware. The Pine phone and the Pine phone pro, I own both of them are super interesting devices that I haven't been able to use as much as I wanted. And that's actually on me completely. I do plan to take the Pine phone pro and actually daily use it for a while. And the good thing about this is that Plasma Shell is actually getting really good. And there's also the whole side of wedroid integration that I tried out and it works really well. So we could be getting really close to something that's actually daily usable. And I gotta say that actually owning the Pine phone with the KDE logo on it, having a phone with the KDE logo on it, it feels so cool. So this is a general overview of the hardware that actually has the KDE logo or name on it or the Kubuntu logo, which is part of the KDE brand. So which one of this would you actually buy or would you actually be interested in like a KDE laptop done by the KDE community? Because even though it sounds cool, actually having hardware manufacturers that know very well how to do this and then having very good relationship with them seem to be working super well. So I don't know.


just can we find awesome teams that we can back and let them live their dreams. It's almost like a hour we are giving back for what we had done and you know my father achieved because the initial capital was not mine and that's why we did it by saying okay here's the X amount of capital go and do something, live your dreams here. We didn't care about regulation or anything, I didn't do it to make money right. The whole objective was to fund deserving entrepreneurs and like in life you do the right thing it benefits you in the long run and our goal was never monetary just can we find awesome teams that we can back and let them live their dreams. It was almost like an hour we are giving back for what we had done and you know or my father achieved because the initial capital was not mine and that's why we did it by saying okay here's the X amount of capital go and do something, live your dreams here. It's a dream that the entrepreneur has that he or she brings to you and translates that into what he or she feels is now going to become a large business or a real business for that matter to get large and if we buy into that vision of the entrepreneur is when we say okay this is the kind of founder we want to deal with and I believe in his or her vision to build something amazing here is the capital to do it. It's only about a story in the early days. Only people that make any business there will be a venture capital for like K or the largest company in the world could be Exxon or whatever. It's only the people that make up K because the culture is driven by the ones that work in the organization. It obviously starts with me being the founder of the firm but frankly founders can only do so much right it's the people that you have around you that make the decisions that matter beyond the early years when founders are making most of the decisions. Nowadays K can run easily without me being the room and that's what I'm most happy about. You know in the investment business cannot be judged in one year, good or bad and I believe that you have to look at K's performance from day one to today and we believe you're quite happy with that performance. We believe you've done very well. Are we satisfied? The answer is obviously no because if you're satisfied then you're dead. So we believe we should run even better and we should have a higher bar for ourselves which we could need to do so that we can get even better. Our goal is to always be in the top deciler funds that are raised in that particular year when we do it and therefore we have been happy to note that you'll be happy to know that we've been in top deciler fund returns in any fund we've raised so far and that goal will continue for any new funds as well. We believe you're very excited about 2023. We believe it's a great time to invest. Lots of great companies are going to be built in this period of strife and we're going to be very active in 2023 so we're very eagerly looking forward for it. Since then you know when there's sanity in the market there's a good time to invest versus then there's insanity and therefore you're getting fairer valuations. Founders are building frugally responsible companies. You don't need X dollar anymore they can do it but make do it far less. Not you know lots of let's say initiatives that in the hot market you try to do a little of everything all that is eliminated. The unit economics have been built in the right way. I'm not saying go make money for me tomorrow morning. So I believe a lot of the right things to build a business the right ways are now inculcated in these markets and we've seen that in our history of K when we funded entrepreneurs in these periods of strife as I call them. These companies always turn out to be the better part of companies we fund ever. So therefore 2020 I'm very excited about. Live your life the way you believe you want to live. Live on your terms but don't come on don't step on other stores. So it's a fine line right like I want to do exactly what I want but do I really want to step on someone else's toes to do that.


on everyone Sam here with late in sports cards and we're doing 21 22 Penini Domros optic basketball hobby 6 box break number 39 pick your team got my list of names and teams next to me gonna read them off real quick Adam B Kings and GM Rockets David a Lakers Eden R Clippers Evan B Raptors George J with the Bucks Harper B's got the magic Warriors Wizards Hyro S Nets James E with the heat Jeff W bowls Pacers Jesse Oh Pistons and Nuggets John B Jazz Jonathan Q Celtics Hornets Mavericks thank you again Jonathan for selling us out I do appreciate that Justin S Timberwolves Ken W Spurs Kyle M with the Grizzlies Marciano R Sixers Rob C Thunder Cavs Ryan G Pelicans Thorpe W Nix Todd B Hawks Victor L Sons William H with the trailblazers good luck here everyone it's full some fire out of here it's a pic of you yeah yep yep that's why it's nice we just got right into none of that random nonsense just kidding it's not nonsense good luck here everyone Aaron Gordon Hollow Nuggets Jalen Green base rookie there you go Rockets rating threes clay 75 years Jalen Johnson Hawks rated rookie bones Highland elite dominators Julius Randall okay just throwing around elite dominators apparently if we're giving it Julius Randall Kessler Edwards I'd know I do too I'm just I'm messing with Mickey Brandon Boston hollow who's Mon Garuba I like the random stoop I just more it's more set up that's the only thing with the randoms few IT's are just easier like to get started and less you know less margin for error and everything on it as well yeah the most moody black Jared Butler 29 out of 39 black Velocity jazz someone say my name out there LeBron James Stargazing there you go Lakers Jalen Suggs we've got a rookie Otto Santiago DeMug going to the Grizzlies there you go Memphis Grats on that one and we got a dice roll here one two three left four five six right this will go for all of these all-star cards unless they're one of one super low numbered or an autograph that is one that'll be going to the left for the entire breaks this one for instance we'll go to the magic with the white Wendell Carter jr. Hollow for the magic hollow Marcus smart that's what I'm hoping for right here ready gold vinyl Jalen no David Johnson basically oh gee none of the orange three out of one 99 that might be Jersey number actually think that is three now yeah that makes sense miles McBride pink Velocity Yanis there you go bucks that's nasty it's a nice card right there George J with the one-spotter that's book n 79 a 79 as well crats on that one George with the bucks it was my Garuba Moses Moody 75 years up in Chengdu yeah Charles Barkley 75 years Corey Kispert reigning threes I don't know Ray Allen I think that was Corey Kispert on the hollow pretty sure that was Ray Allen yeah that's true Mickey it is I mean McGee it's a little bit easier on us but I like I really love random team style to James Hardin because there's like you like the element of the unknown like you never know what you're gonna pull it's just it's exciting the Garza hollow dominators is Lamello that should be perfect box to run a box to 75 years Tim Duncan the Spurs big fundamental Josh a Kogi hollow Tim Rawls defensive weapon Trey Mann stargazing Dame non-hollow Kessler Edwards is a lighted up LeBron thanks for the follow there didn't catch that caught the name at the right as it went away I apologize but thank you for the follow Charles Bassie elite dominators is Devin Booker Shreve Cooper there's a Jalen Green the rookies Rockets sorry Williams Charles Bassie on the hollow there you go Philly who's getting confused these Philly or clippers there is Garland hollow there you go cabs big rookie color come out of these David Johnson that's a blue Miles Turner 17 out of 59 going to the Pacers reigning threes Paul George on the non-hollow who's my Garuba that's alpharica Minoo dominators Auto going to the Spurs 34 out of 99 AFA left with their comments there's a second year ant-man orange 154 out of 199 for the Tim Rawls Michael Porter Jr. hollow nuggets jaded spring air 75 years BAM out of bio Keon Johnson jaw lighted up non-hollow on the jaw Shreve Cooper it's gonna be your hollow rookie going to the Hawks or Kisper Pink Velocity Clint Capella Swiss Bay 51 out of 79 you go again Atlanta Tray Murphy 75 years Franz Wagner rookie there you go magic Chris Duarte base rookie Pacers and left with Anthony Davis Pelicans yeah that is that is in Anthony Davis Pelicans because the all-star throwback and hollow reigning threes Duncan Robinson for the heat all right we're on a box what's going on everybody in chat where's chat we're active this more like this afternoon everybody was really talking then oh yeah rated rookie Evan Mobley got Tray Murphy the third gold rookie auto to 10 there you go Pelicans who's got New Orleans that is Ryan G congrats Ryan nice I know you're in chat earlier James Hardin on the stargazing my best pull ever out of this year's optic I have to look Gordon Hayward oh wow six we got to play at some point well just moody green is 147 out of 149 Aaron Gordon put the kids the pad there you go Kenneth now it's back to party time baby all right best pull out this year's optic man I have to look again Jalen Suggs rookie and reigning threes Dame I would think not this wasn't me this was I believe Forrest pulled this it's a green Cade Cunningham rookie to five non-auto I think that's probably the best one for the entire shop hollow Seth Curry Sixers for me personally I'm trying to think I pulled a black Velocity of a big rookie 32 out of 1999 pull the black Velocity black Velocity Josh Giddy hollow Kenyan Martin wow you were signed by Synergy in season two and three that's pretty impressive actually LeBron 75 years what's up six is good I know six is really good at rock you know I see why I see why you wouldn't like people don't like it bones Highland John Stockton I get super frustrated at it after a couple that is a I have to say that is one of the most toxic gaming communities out there Steph Curry that's gonna go left with the Warriors just like people are just like jerks like you'll get if you make a mistake like people start just hounding you in like in the game chat Franz Wagner that's Norman Powell pink Velocity 34 out of 79 for the Blazers world's oldest grand champ that's sick grandpa 7 8 9 10 11 wow feel it that sounds like a video that Sunless Con make oldest grand champ did you ever do anything with Sunless Con Isaiah Todd he did was it wasn't on you left Mike Conley Kaminga gold vinyl rated rookies on Cardo that's age that is gigantic orange mellow 104 out of 199 you were 40 and he was 42 man that's close then Josh Christopher hollow Cam Johnson Jeremiah Robinson Earl Damien Lillard I have to imagine mid 40s now six you know what like 45 44 that wasn't super long oh you are 40 got you it's 40 right now turn 40 in June got you I remember that actually I feel like we talked about that I got how long ago what they called was oh my lord for that's wild you feel 26 there you go that's well you're doing it right then if you feel 20 I feel like I'm 60 hold myself Red Scotty the other day oh boy that's pretty solid though so there's a hollow Nicola Yolkich what's the Red Scotty 299 wise camp left with Kyrie that is Cavaliers Kyrie a new rack me six if we played one I get the strice think it roughly I like stick straight into Platinum that's it we've got Davion Mitchell nice there you go Kings on the on-card auto I think that's Adam right yeah Adam B with the Kings grabs buddy raining threes at a 99 really well center to get that sucks sorry Vaughn 75 years is Franz Wagner so there on back hi Vaughn hi Vaughn red raining threes buddy healed 79 at a 99 try to make the community better well that you're doing a good thing with that six that is not a community that needs more toxic people there's a hollow jaw there you go Grizzlies I'd say a livers hollow rookie for the pistons there's a Kaminga base rookie we've got a red Deontre 8 and 55 out of 99 sons lesson 1 and 2 Sam oh boy get me out of Platinum Franz Wagner base rookie Lee dominators Katie playing a lot of fall guys recently that's my new game fall guys turn on camera shake turn off chat that's probably a good point there's a Kade base rookie left with Jalen Brown for tonight's fun I'm playing for nine a minute though oh yeah lime green there you go Yannis 47 out of 179 there you go again bucks George turn off camshaes name is Kate so that's silver turns Ross magic trimmer for the third 75 years rookie pelicans fancy all the mother rookies Kade Gunningham I would just soon move base rookie hollow Goron drogic Raptors James book night there's an orange Jason Tatum that's gonna be 110 out of 199 going to the seas quitting Grimes hollow Nikolay Yolkich 75 years Tim Duncan all right on to number five on the box braided rookie auto is gonna be Greg Brown the third that's silver to go to Portland second to last team taken who ended up taking Portland oh that is William H there you go William and Nikolay Yolkich picking yourself up a silver auto not too bad as they deliver silver is Jaden Springer Keon Johnson silver Tyrese Halliburton 84 left with Kyrie as it's hot red Kade Cunningham 89 out of 99 alright there's some gunk on that it looks like I'm gonna see if Sean can get that off really quick hopefully if not we will 100% send you an empty box I'm just see if you can wipe that like by a belt line I don't know if that's on there but it's on there all right we'll send the pistons empty box and wrap I apologize oh is it coming off don't want to see it hold on a sec guys oh yeah there's a little dink on there make sure that little part comes off in the top left so um yeah we're gonna send you guys an empty box and wrap around with that Detroit that's not bad though we'll still mag it for sure that's still a big card he's got the Troy let me see this that would be Jesse oh man Jesse oh it's hard Jesse's the one who pulled the trail and someone out of prison oh yeah right Jesse red Cade man that's awesome yeah we're we're trying we don't want to mess with it too much obviously because it's not our it's not our property technically so we just don't want to do too much to it we'll let Jesse take it up with Panini there's a hollow reigning threes luke of maps of James book Nightline green for the Hornets that is 94 out of 149 here you go Charlotte Joshua Primo there's a hollow Zion third year I think so he looks like he's in a really good shape I hope so I know Shreve Cooper Joel and beat elite dominators Tray Murphy gonna go left with Yolk it's on the all-star hollow Jeremy Grant Pistons now a laser all right it's 747 let's get this game started here there's an orange Kyrie 117 out of 199 there you go next yeah there's a board to a base rookie Steph Curry light it up Chuma o'keekie hollow Jaden Springer and jazz on the all-star that's both Conley and go Bear so that'll go to the same team obviously all right we're on a box six that sounds like a good Kurtz card care even though that was a thing it's a good idea I mean it doesn't look like we got the surface thing off but it was like there's a little bit of a like a surface issue rain freeze Duncan Robinson so obviously we can't really there's not too much we can do there they have a Johnson hollow Kelly a linic who's mine Garoo but there's a lime green Keon Johnson 86 out of 149 now what a half case red Scotty Barnes Wow who's got Toronto not expecting that let's go have I scroll I think I've scrolled by I'm like five times oh there they are Evan B congrats buddy on the Scotty 76 out of 99 I pulled the Jersey number one of that the Jersey number to 99 four out of 99 which is pretty cool few days ago be weighed 75 years and I pulled another one I pulled back-to-back breaks at a red Scotty Barnes little brawn on the 75 years leave that one left with a D yeah I get that six I get it Zion stargazing Jalen Green base rookie then we got a hollow Kai Jones behind that for the Hornets there's certain color parallels I like less and more than other color parallels to silver stargazing is Luca hollow I should say I want to be fancy hollow tree Cooper John Stockton 75 years Cam Thomas that's a red lighted up Dame Lillard 45 out of 99 looking for our audio there's a hollow Isaiah livers see something big Zire Williams nice on the on-card rookie auto for the Gris Gris head one-third of the autos come out of here hadn't all of them up to that'd be kind of cool color match parallel hollow raining threes KD hollow Gorondrogic hollow RJ Barrett for the mix Tray Murphy that's an orange Jared Allen 93 out of 199 for the cabs Chris d'Warsay base rookie Pacers Chris Milton lighted up so Fassie and Dirk that'll do it for the break guys quick read out coming right up here we've got Zire Williams Grizzlies Greg Brown Silver Auto Blazers Davion Mitchell Kings gold optograph Tray Murphy the third to 10 for the pelicans all for a community 99 spurs Santee Aldema Grizzlies pink velocity 79 of 79 the honest and we had two reds both the 99 of the big rookies that is Cade and Scotty 89 out of 99 on the Cade 76 out of 99 on the Scotty that will do it for the break guys thanks again next up we've got another six box PYT


This is Mr. Nagesh Arthambake, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Walshan Institute of Technology, Sholapur. Today we will discuss some problems on Ackerman Steering Systems. At the end of this session, students will be able to solve problems on Ackerman Steering System. This is the learning outcome of today's session. The Ackerman Steering Gear Mechanism in this, the entire steering gear mechanism is situated to the back of the front axle. Now here we can see, in this particular session, we will first look towards the turning circle radius. When a vehicle is taking a turn, that time, what is the turning circle radius of all the four wheels? Now here you can see this is the angle of outer turning wheel, outer front wheel, and this is the angle of inner front wheel that is theta. Now if we see, in this case, form a formula for a inner front wheel, outer front wheel, inner rear wheel and outer rear wheel. So first of all, I will calculate the turning circle radius for outer front wheel and that I will designate as ROF. Now ROF is what? Here i to this distance is nothing but that is ROF, turning circle radius of outer front wheel. Now first of all, I need to find out the distance from this end to this end, what this will be. Now here we can see, this is the triangle from which I can find out this particular length. Now here I can see and if I call this as ROF, so this becomes, this becomes V upon sin of phi, this becomes sin of phi, this much distance. So plus, now this much distance is remaining. So this is nothing but, now here A is nothing but the track length of the track length. Track length is there and C is nothing but the distance between the two pivot and B is nothing but the wheel base. Now to calculate this particular distance, we have to consider this track length and distance between the two pivot and this much distance is nothing but A minus C by 2. Therefore here I will write A minus C by 2 and from this particular formula, we will get the radius, turning circle radius of outer front wheel. Now we will discuss regarding turning circle radius of inner front wheel. Now again the same is there, here only the theta angle is there. We have to first calculate this particular distance from this I point to B point. From that particular distance if I calculate then that is B upon sin of theta and I need to go in a reverse way that is minus this much distance and that distance is again same that is A minus C divided by 2. Now we will come towards these two rear wheels. Now I will consider first outer rear wheel that I will designate as ROR. Now this ROR becomes. Now if I say I need to calculate I to this particular distance first. So for this purpose if I take tan, tan of phi then I will get tan of B upon tan phi that much distance ROR then if I then afterwards I need to calculate this much distance that I need to add that is again same that is A minus C by 2. This is the turning circle radius of outer rear wheel. Now I need to calculate last one that is turning circle radius of inner rear wheel that I will designate as ROR. Now this can be calculated as this much distance if I take then if I take the right angle of this particular theta then I will get B upon tan of theta B upon tan of theta that I will get. Now I need to calculate this much distance that is again the same that is A minus C by 2. So from these four particular formulas we can able to calculate the four different turning circle radius for different wheels. And we know that for correct steering for correct steering this equation must be satisfied by our steering mechanism that is cot phi minus cot of theta is nothing but C by B. So this equation if our steering system is satisfying then definitely that time we can call it as our steering system is correct and that time all the wheels are rolling perfectly. Now we will see the problem that is based on this particular equations. Now I will read the problem a motor car has a wheel base of 2.743 meter and towards center of 1.065 meter. Now here wheel base is given I will write the given data for it. So given data is nothing but that is B. B we have seen that is a wheel base distance between the two axles 2.743 meter and distance between the two pivots is given that is C 1.065 meter and next one that is track wheel the wheel track is given that is A 1.217 meter. Calculate the correct angle of outside lock and turning circle radius of outer front wheel and inner rear wheel when the angle of inside lock is 40 degree. Now here we need to calculate phi first and after that I need to calculate the turning circle radius of outer front wheel and turning circle radius of the inner rear wheel. So these three things I need to calculate for that purpose for correct steering for correct steering for correct steering what is our formula cot phi minus cot of theta is equal to C by B. Now here I know theta is what theta is 40 degree that is given that I need to write over here. Therefore cot of phi is equal to that is C is nothing but 1.065 divided by 2.743 and here plus this cot of 40 that is theta. Now I need to calculate this particular distance that is why I need to use a calculator. So if I find out this particular distance then what should I do? Now here 1.065 divided by 2.743 if I do this then I am getting 0.3882 so here I will write 0.3882 plus now this particular whatever the cot theta is there that is 1 upon tan. Therefore 1 divided by tan of 40 if I write then 1.19175 will be the answer. If I add this particular two figures then 3882 so this becomes 1.579 so this is cot of phi and now if I calculate this particular cot phi then I need to calculate 1 upon this particular tan. Therefore 1 upon answer is equal to if I do the tan inverse of this then I will get the angle that is phi is equal to 32.3 degree that answer I am getting. So phi I got first. Now second thing that I need to calculate is that is ROF. ROF how to calculate ROF? Now ROF becomes already that we have seen what is ROF. ROF is nothing but b upon sin of phi plus here a minus c divided by 2. Therefore b is nothing but that already we know 2.743 here and here sin of phi now we have calculated that is 32.3 plus a that we know 1.217 minus c we know that is 1.065 divided by 2. If I calculate this then I am getting ROF. So from this calculator we will calculate 2.743 divided by sin of 32.3 whatever the figure is there 5.133 I am getting 133 plus the bracketed quantity is 1.217 minus 1.065 this divided by 2 I am getting 0.076. If I add these two things then I am getting 5.209 means 5.209 meter this will be ROF this is my first answer. Now second thing that I need to calculate is the radius of inner rear wheel that formula is b upon tan of theta minus a minus c divided by 2. Now here again b that we know that is 2.743 the same thing tan of 40 over here because theta is 40 and a minus c that is 1.217 minus 1.065 divided by 2. Here I will calculate the first thing that is 2.743 divided by tan of 40.  So this is nothing but 3.2 meter that I am getting this is the rir.  These are the references thank you thank


You might be thinking, oh, it's just a little acid reflux after having that heavy meal. It's nothing to worry about. But is that really true? One thing I see in my clinical practice is that when patients come to my front door for years or decades, they've been experiencing the little canaries in the coalmine, the little subtle signals that the balance has been disrupted and now pathology and disease is here on the doorstep. And yet what happens so often is that if we miss those subtle signs of illness, we also sometimes find out too late when it is something big and is something serious. Now in this video, I thought I would share 10 of the most common signs and symptoms, subtle body signs, that the body is moving from wellness to disease. Hey guys, I'm Dr. Alex Hine, doctor of acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine and author of the health book, Master Today. So let's get into the 10 signs and symptoms. Now, I just wanna preface this by saying, just because you have these signs, it doesn't mean something grave, like you're going to get cancer. It does not mean that.  So these are just little signs and symptoms to pay attention to, not to fret all night about. So first let's jump in from the organ pairs from a functional point of view that I tend to see. The first organ pair is the yangming organs, which are the stomach and the large intestine. Now symptom number one is frontal headaches. These are the people that come into my office and they're often saying, I have a lot of this pressure or these headaches that range from sharp to dull and generalized. So these frontal headaches, believe it or not, from a traditional Chinese medicine point of view are called stomach headaches, stomach counter flow. So a high percentage of the time, people coming in with these sorts of headaches often have upper GI issues like acid reflux or they have SIBO, small intestine bacterial overgrowth and they have a whole cluster of other signs and symptoms. But if they're getting this on a day-to-day basis, they often have significant gut issues as well. The second sign and symptom of this organ network is brain fog.  So generalized pressure as well as brain fog is often a GI sign and symptom, assuming you're not having obvious insomnia, you're not sleeping well, that sort of thing. The brain fog overall, very commonly, is a gut symptom. Yes, of course, you could be stressed out. Yes, of course, you could be multitasking too much and you're not remembering things. But in reality, brain fog, for me, is a chronic issue with the lymphatic system, not smoothly flowing and getting rid of these toxins, getting rid of the waste in your system. Now the second organ network is the Xiaoyang organ network. This is the gallbladder and the triple warmer or let's say lymphatic system. The two signs and symptoms here you should pay attention to is gallbladder pressure. The way you can recognize as an early sign and symptom and issue with your gallbladder is after you have a large meal or a bad meal, you're noticing in the right upper quadrant pressure, aching, or pain. And in the case of a gallbladder attack, it's unmistakable.  Stabbing pains in the right upper quadrant, sometimes up in the shoulder or up in the trapezius muscle as well. These are signs and symptoms that you may either have a functional issue with the gallbladder or gallstones. Either way, it is not a good sign. This is not like a last month or two kind of diet scenario. This is four years. You've either been eating the wrong foods or eating too much or operating under high stress. And so your digestive system has been very, very impaired. The second one is acid reflux. Now from my point of view, from a traditional medicine point of view, if you're having acid reflux, burning, you know, that gnawing of that warm acid, you have an issue with not just the stomach, but also the pancreas, pancreatic enzymes. And you have an issue potentially with the gallbladder. From traditional Chinese medicine point of view, we always are treating the gallbladder most of the time for really, really strong acid reflux. So this overlaps on the gallbladder as well. We also talk about a lot of these signs and symptoms in the free guide I've put together, the first link below this video, which is four daily rituals that can help you add years to your life with traditional Chinese medicine. So this guide will help you understand how to actually heal some of these symptoms and how to move your whole body, again, out of the canary in the coal mine singing, into a spot of wellness where you're feeling well again. But that free guide discusses some of those initial ways that you can begin the healing journey. Also, there's info below this video on how to book a visit with me in Los Angeles or virtually via telemedicine. Now let's talk about the Taiyin organ network. This is the spleen pancreas and the lung. From a TCM point of view, these are some of the most common GI issues we see as well. But I'll say one of the first ones is food allergies or food sensitivities. Now, while from an upper GI point of view, I often see patients come in and they say, Doc, I can't eat anything anymore. And they're mostly talking about acid reflux. But there's another subset of my patients that come in and they say, I can't eat anything without getting a giant food baby without feeling extremely bloated. I have a reaction to everything. I mean, it's like I used to be able to eat okay, but as time has gone on, I'm eating a more and more specialized diet and there's less and less that I can actually eat.  Food allergies to me signify that there is significant disruption in the microbiome from a small intestine point of view. So while a lot of these organs, we're talking about the spleen pancreas and lung, a lot of the symptoms of spleen chi deficiency from a traditional medicine point of view not only relate to the pancreas, like enzymes, as well as even small intestinal malabsorption issues, right? When people eat and they're getting this food baby. So that's an indicator that there's some long-term gut dysbiosis going on. Could be your genetic temperament. It could be your diet. It could be frequent antibiotic usage. Often it's all of the above. The second sign of this organ network is respiratory issues or seasonal allergies. Seasonal allergies tend to fall within the liver gallbladder, the Chiang organ network or they tend to fall in the Tai Yin organ network, the lung and spleen. The lung and spleen types tend to be sometimes a little more flummy, post nasal drip, runny nose, susceptibility to catching colds, that sort of thing. And in general, if you notice yourself getting sick more often, you're catching upper respiratory infections frequently or more frequently than prior, there's probably some weakness that's been accumulating in these organs, right? It could be an issue with the immune system. It could be an issue with the microbiome. It could be an issue with your sleep or many other things. But that is a sign or symptom that these organs are being deregulated. There is some kind of dysfunction that is no longer allowing good, healthy immune function. When it comes to the Shaoyan organ network, we're talking about signs and symptoms seven and eight. These are involving the kidneys and the heart. So when we talk about our first symptom, it is typically issues with libido and erections for men. It could be the same for women, but commonly when men come in my door around middle age, sometimes young men, issues with libido and erections are issues with the Shaoyan organ network. You know, the heart kidney is an axis even in traditional medicine, but even in modern medicine, right? Guys with high blood pressure or people with high blood pressure put on medications that are diuretics that affect the kidneys and the bladder. That's where you can see this complex interplay of hormones, for example. But from my point of view, if a man comes in, let's say, and he says he has issues with libido, erections, or any kind of genital urinary function, there's a very high likelihood he has cardiovascular disease to some degree because we're talking about peripheral blood flow, right? The same blood flow that has to get to an erection has to get to your limbs. Come from your heart and go to the extremities. And so if a guy really has serious erectile issues, he very likely has serious cardiovascular issues as well. The Shaoyan far away is an indicator of what is going on at the tree trunk, at the root. You have to be very, very careful about that. Now the second one is nighttime urination. For women, it's a little different. Nighttime urination can be more of sometimes a functional anxiety sort of issue if it flares up with stress, goes away when they're feeling better. But with nighttime urination, very often we have to use traditional formulas that treat the heart and the kidneys for the nighttime urination to go away and assist in the enlarged prostate. These are indicators that there's an issue with the heart or with the kidneys.  And they're some of the most common causes today. I mean, diabetes and cardiovascular disease damage and destroy these two organs faster and almost more effectively than just about anything. Now finally for signs and symptoms, nine and 10, let's talk about the Draian organ network which is the liver and the pericardium. The first sign and symptom is excessively painful menses or significant disruption in your menstrual cycle. We say that the liver governs the blood and it stores the blood in traditional medicine. And for that aspect, it is one of the main organs we treat to regulate dysmenorrhea or all kinds of functional hormonal issues for women. So painful menses can indicate all kinds of things. What we call blood deficiency, blood stagnation, blood heat, all kinds of functional issues with the hormones or with impaired flow in the abdomen. Formulas to treat this are often very, very, very effective. But if you're experiencing an increase in either dysmenorrhea, painful menses or your cycles are all over the place or they've stopped altogether, that's a warning sign. That's something that's going on. Now for our final 10th sign and symptom, also the Draian organ network, we're talking about the other side of the liver which is that because the liver governs blood, we say that the blood is like the moisturizer of the body. It's the yin, it's the fluid. But the liver, the blood nourishes the hair, the skin and the nails. So if you notice yourself having issues with skin, whether it's dry skin or red rashes, you notice yourself having brittle nails or your hair is thinning or falling out, there's often an issue with the Draian liver blood. So we use these hormonal formulas that often replenish this supply and help with moisturization and help regulate the hormones. So these are little signs and symptoms that this is an issue with these organ networks here. Sometimes anxiety also falls into this picture because we often use blood building herbs from a traditional medicine point of view that regulates the nervous system. Now I'm very excited to be launching my very first online program, Healing with Traditional Chinese Medicine, The Science of Longevity. And for those of you who are on my email list, it's the first link below. That's the only area that I'm actually notifying you of this online program. It's gonna be available anywhere in the world and it's gonna be really, really fun because we'll jump into the history of healing within this profession. It's so different from anything you'd hear from your traditional physician and we'll be able to go through together week by week and talk about what healing looks like and what you can actually do day to day. So if you'd like to be notified on the wait list, join the email list below and before you guys go, I also have a related video for you right here on Healing.


Okay, it's like, check it, check it, check it. It's a unique house. It's your boy, you CEO and I'm here with the lovely, amazing, outstanding, dedicated. There's no one greater. Man, let's get it. Official, Miss Jamaica, wait. No, none of them a day will walk on. Y'all don't forget to like and subscribe to our YouTube channel. Man, none of them a day I won't run this home. Check it, man. Hey, man, it's your boy, you CEO, man. We got a special guest today, K.P. Babies. When she introduced us, how you do it?  Oh, my intro, K.P. Babies. Hey! I don't know how you say it. So cute. Thank you, thank you. So, so, so, you know, our fans would love to know your background. We want to know about you as a person growing up. Because I see your social media go crazy. You have so many fans. But have you ever really just sat down and tell them your background? Tell them the things that you had to go through in life to bring you to where you are today? Basically, my background, well, I started off on Dub Smash, the low dancing if that was popular back, like what, when? 2015, 2014, 2016. Who encouraged you just to go on that? A lot of people, it was just popping like around like school and stuff. And you were in high school during that time? No, I think middle school. Middle school? Okay. Elementary, middle school. So you started real young? I don't think it was elementary, I think it was like middle school. Okay. Yeah, but, yeah, I started young. And you started dancing at that time? Okay. I was dancing probably when I was like, was five, seven, to like, I think I was seven, to like maybe 14. Were you dancing for his school too, or you just did it for social media? No, it was at high school. But I did do school, inside school, like high school. But yeah, other than that, no. I started popping when I was in eighth grade. Oh, so you were popular at that time? Did any of your friends in school knew? No, they didn't know until we got posted and everybody just saw it and started following me. And it was like, oh my God, I just seen you on Instagram, through it, through it. Yeah, so that's how I kind of got started. How did that popularity get to your head? Ooh. And honestly, it didn't, because it was just like, I had an open mind and an open heart to everybody. So it was just like, if everybody mess with me, like I mess with y'all, so. Okay. Cause you weren't popular before that, right? No, not really, honestly, I've had a very, very hard time trying to, you know, give friends and be, you know, have friends. Why?  So you weren't a leader type of kid? No, I wasn't, I was a leader, but I wasn't a leader yet. Okay.  But I still am growing to this day, but.  No, I wasn't an athlete. I mean, I tried a couple of things, but no, I just didn't want to get around. You know, that's like the popular group. Usually like the athletes, the cheerleaders, the. Uh-huh, I tried to be a cheerleader. Nope, didn't work, you know, was a mascot. You tried to be a mascot? Yes, I was a mascot. How is that costume? Cause isn't that hot? Yes, very hot. Oh Jesus, never again. What was your mascot? Oh, was it a wolf? A wolf? Yeah. So you had to be dancing and all that? Mm-hmm. You didn't like, how long did you do it for? Football field, basketball games, everything. How long did you do it for? Well, I think maybe like a few weeks. Oh, yeah. That's short. Yep, I was done. I was going in the town, I'm done. Oh, okay. So when did you first get your, before I get into your stardom? How, where were you born and raised? Whew, I was born in Irving, but I was raised in like Plano. Okay. I used to go Plano, I think, Irving too. So you're a Texas girl? Yeah, I'm a real Texas girl. Straight up Texas. Yeah, but my people from Texas, Canada though. Texas Canada. You had to throw that in there. I don't know. So do you like Texas Canada? Do you ever go down there and visit? I do, well, I used to a lot, but now since I'm real busy with, you know, being in Dallas and creating my new adult life, I haven't been able to go down there, but I do rip, Texas, Canada, you know. Hard. Real hard. No, I don't do it all the way. So you raised with your mom and dad? Like what do you mean? Like I was growing up in... No, who, no. But I was just raised with my mom, like. With your mom? Mm-hmm. Okay. But I do have a father figure, you know. Do you have a relationship with him? No. Not my real father, but I do have... Oh. You know, a father figure. What happened to your real father? He's still here, but it's just like... Do you know him? Yeah, I know him, but it's just like I haven't talked to him in years, so it is what it is, you know.  What's up? If you got that. What's your father figure? He's dominant in your life. Yes, he is. But, you know, he checks up on me from time to time. I check up on him, you know.  And you're like, can you know a lot of people growing up or even in their music that talk about, oh, I started from the bottom, and now I'm here, this, that, whatever, but everybody's bottom is different. Some people, just like some people tell me I was homeless. But when I think about homeless, I think about you on the streets, like some of these people on the streets, living on their trees, bridges, whatever, that's what I think about homeless. But some people say, no, homeless is, I don't have a home. I'm at this friend's house, that friend's house, that friend's house, so I'm homeless. So, tell me about a time that you had it rough. Honestly, Jesus. If you wanna talk about what we were talking about earlier. I mean, okay, but I'm gonna talk about the past. Okay, go ahead. So, basically, like, I would say what? When I was in high school. But it started in middle school, you know, whenever I was just rebellious, you know, not doing what I was supposed to do, just being a kid, you know?  And then, all of a sudden, people got involved. Which people? You talking in circles, I like it straight. Go ahead and just talk straight. You know, CPS got involved, but it is what it is, you know? So, you and your mom got into a fight, like a physical altercation? We have before, but me and her relationship is amazing now. But yes, we have before, and I was wrong for a few things. And you apologized? Yes, I did, yes. Okay, good. But we talked to those things, you know, we worked things out, and then, you know, we're here today, so. Okay. But then, you got back to her, so even though CPS got involved, and, you know, of course, they're gonna take you away or whatever, you still went with family and were able to come back to her.  The reason why I'm asking these questions, because I always feel like people's story, you go through things for a reason, I used to help others, right? And just like how you say, you know, I was a kid as a teenager, so it's like, the way how you said it was like, it's expected for me to just give trouble or, you know, be like that.  What's the cause, how can we as a parent be able to handle this in a different way? How can we get through to you? Because sometimes children tend to climb up and not tell us really what's going on. And that's really why they act out. But if you don't actually say what's going on, then how can we help you? And it becomes like a physical altercation or an argument that blew out of context. You know what I mean? So how is it, like looking back on the things that you went through, how could it have been different? I feel like... Like what you could have done as a kid, like to make your outcome different at that time?  But at the same time, I was doing the same thing, but don't do that because it's just not gonna get you nowhere. And then plus it's gonna build up anger, which it did in me. And it's gonna... And you are angry at everybody else but yourself? I don't know how to explain it, but I think I was mad at everybody, including myself. Okay. If that makes sense. It does. But I was mad at everybody, including myself, and it was just like I just didn't care. And I was talking to Rick Lewis, however I wanted to talk, and things led to how it led, but I did change my ways. But at the same time, you know, it's not okay to just hold stuff in because it's not gonna get you nowhere, but I would advise other people to, I don't know how to put it like, either write it down first or find a comfort zone or something that makes you feel safe to, or find a friend or tell somebody, like, you know how you feeling or just even a little bit each day, like or every day or every other day or just, you know, through conversations.  Do you do that now? I do, I do, every day. Do you know how special you are? You're very special. I do, from time to time. I'll be seeing signs. No, no, I know you're special. I've met you now, what, three, four times? And every time, I know that it's something about you. You're very talented, but you have star power. Please tell her again. Thank you. But I'll tell you today. You did, we'll be having conversations. So you got to embrace it. Yeah.  Are you right? If you don't walk in your greatness, you may not never achieve it. Are you right? Now, that's some real talk. No, for real. Boss talk is that one, and they know it too. That's why, you know, when that light be shining in here and they don't understand why it's cause God be speaking through me and they can't figure it out. I can see things that other people can't quite see. That's why they can't be me. He's CEO. You know what I'm saying? You get a pep talk all the time, don't you? I do, every time I come. I get a pep talk every time I come.  Now everybody's trying to give you pep talks and tell you how special you are and they want to see you succeed. But you're still not really just receiving it like you supposed to. What's causing that? I think it's just probably laziness or scared and worried about what other people think instead of just stepping out of their comfort zone.  And as soon as I take that big step out that little box that I'm in right now, it's just like, oh my God, like, I don't know how to explain it. But did it hurt when you took those big steps? Did it hurt? Not really, but it, like it did, but it didn't, if that makes sense. How did it hurt? I don't know how to explain it. No, how did it hurt? I don't know, I don't know how to explain it. I don't know how to get deep, I don't know, but it hurt, but it didn't, at the same time. That's all I gotta say. Okay. The battle is in the mind. It is. Some of the stuff that you think about never even come to push. You're right. So everything that you do when you spoke early, just a few seconds ago, you say a fear, but fear is a false belief. So every time you get around somebody and you cringe up because of fear of a situation or get around a situation that tenses you up, you gotta break that false belief because you'll never understand how to achieve that position that you need to be in while you're dealing with that certain thing if you always cringe up with fear. So fear is just a false belief. It's just something that's the opposite of faith. And faith is something that strengthens you when you have something that you believe in. Like, I believe in God, so my faith ties me to God. So that fear is something that I believe, devilish, evil situations try to play with you. And so it takes you out of your game, right? Yeah. But you gotta keep that faith straight, you know what I'm saying? But when you say fear, it's just like you're inviting that in. Yeah, I mean, at the same time, I'm not trying to invite that in because I've been doing what I'm doing and I'm still doing it to this day, which I'm so thankful. But there's levels. But it is levels, exactly. And when I'm reaching high levels that I'm reaching now, you know what I'm saying? And I'm still reaching forward, but it's just like, yeah, I'll be scared.  Fight through it. I'm just finna go ahead and do it. Do you, some of the people that reach out to you or in your comments or in your, you know, like some of the people that, what are some of the things that happen? You have so many subscribers and followers and people who see you and notice you. Have anybody be like, oh, that's such a, that's KP. When does this happen?  Oh my. Right? Am I right? You're right. Like there's a lot of people by those followers so you ain't gonna know them. Like I got a call from a guy today, I'm not gonna say his name. Or maybe I will, Bobo. Bobo was like, E, when I was on Boss Talk, I've been on Boss Talk, man, but it's getting real. Let your wife know she don't need to be just going everywhere, doing whatever, because I met one guy that was like, man, I met Miss Jamaica, I seen her.  So what I'm saying is you, you have to be, you know what I mean? People are homing in more. So when these things happen, it's because of the impact of the people watching the channel. So the fake views and all that stuff is not a thing that we deal with here. And it's not a thing that you deal with. So how are you dealing with the people that are in an act with you? How do you?  My people know I love them.  When I, you mean like in public?  Yeah, of course I interact with them. And I'll be like, yeah, girl, hey, girl, how you doing? Yeah, that's me, hey, I'll be doing that. And you know, I interact with them. We take pictures, videos, whatever you want, hug me. You know, I follow you back on Instagram. I'm very humble with myself. I'm very cool, like, you know what I'm saying? I don't feel like I'm, you know, I don't know the word.  No, I'm not that type of person. So you can come up to me, yeah, I don't have a problem with me interacting with my people because I mean, they know I love them. They my, they my rattles. Just like how you have fans online and you have people who show you love, you have some people who show you hate online as well. How, do you? Hey. Well, I know boss talk, do. Look, I mean, yeah, I got a few out there. But you can't pay that attention because I can't.  No. Hell no. I mean, not to my face. Someone told me a long time ago, all those people on there who'll be giving you hate, a lot of times them same ones will fan out when they see you in person. They just under this trolling.     So it's just like, I'm like, yo, girl, that's me. So, I mean, I don't ever get that. But if I do, it's just like, girl, you by, like, I ain't got to talk to you. You got to talk to me for next. It is what it is, unless you want to do something, but you not. So next. But yeah, that's how I treated some. Man. So where do you see your career taking you? Woo. And do you have a lot, you have a time limit.  No, because the way how you be acting, you be like fair, fair, fair. So do you actually give yourself a time limit on where you want to be? I do, but I don't talk about it, but I do give myself at least, I got to be up. I'm talking about, I'm manifesting my goals that I, you know, I'm trying to reach in. It's just like, but I need to put it in motion. 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And you like I say don't never forget your star power no matter who in the room you in the room And that's the way it supposed to go down Check it man. Hey, man. Hey, man. We love you Did we get our handle already how can you get a hotel you if they're trying to reach out So I got tick-tock Instagram and Facebook now. How many followers you got on tick-tock? That's all one point nine almost two mil. How much on Facebook? Yeah, I just started y'all, please Instagram I have what 90k Anybody else? That's it. That's it. Twitter. Oh No, I don't have a Twitter's but everything is really just KP baby or it's KP baby with three wise and Underscore and that's pretty much it. Thank you so much for coming on the show It's been another great segment boss.


Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening wherever you are. My name is Yamikan JD Idris from Malawi. I will present Malawi's experience in reporting under the UNFCCC. My presentation is going to take you through Malawi's status of reporting, motivation for reporting, challenges first by Malawi in the current MRV system, and what Malawi has already done in preparation for the ETA. Malawi as a party to the UNFCCC is committed and is happy to be meeting the reporting requirements under the convention. As a man and annex one parties, Malawi is obliged to report the national communications and the biannual aptitude reports, of course with some flexibilities. So far Malawi reported its initial national communication in 2003 and reported the second national communication in 2011. And currently Malawi is preparing its third national communication and together with its first biannual update reports. These two are under finalization process. In its initial national communication and second national communication Malawi reported its greenhouse gas inventory. Why are we motivated to report? First and foremost is that according to the UNFCCC national communication and BRR guidelines, we are mandated to report. So we report to meet the reporting requirements as a mandatory under the national communication and BRR guidelines. But secondly, which is also very important Malawi is implementing the national climate change management policy of 2016. And the national development agenda, which is the Malawi growth and development strategy. We finalized implementing the MTS2 and now we're implementing the Malawi growth and development strategy number three. So this national development agenda considered climate change management as among the key priority areas. So reporting is important so that we monitor climate change action at national level, which is in line with these two and also showcasing our actions to the international community. At the same time, we are able to demonstrate or show our green growth pathway through reporting. Despite being committed and registering progress in reporting on climate change action Malawi still facing a lot of challenges. And these include insufficient financial sources and sustainable funding for reporting in efficient data management and storage system. Limited human resources capacity in terms of numbers, skew range and depth, inadequate capacity to track climate finances and our progress in implementation of our NDC. And preparation in preparation of just the national inventories Malawi lacks in counter expertise, complete sets of data and counter specific emission factors in most sectors. So you see that challenges like lack of complete sets of data will make Malawi face problems when we want to voluntarily report the projections as a man reporting items in the interest transparency framework. Lessons length and what needs to be done and itf. We have learned that to effectively implement the framework. The following are very important. The first one is strengthening institutional arrangements and national capacity as a key to an effective reporting. This is witnessed because this is evidence. When we see a lot of countries or parties who are able to meet the reporting requirements, they have a strong and well-capacitated systems. And also need to explore sustainable funding sources to deal with financial force and the need for efficient collection of effective and reliable data. This will include having in country specific emission factors and efficient data collection methods and storage. We have also to integrate the MRV system into existing national reporting systems. External coserters are not sustainable, hence the need to develop in country expertise. And also the need for developing robust M&E frameworks with measurable indicators for tracking progress in implementation of NDC. So Malawi took it as an opportunity by responding the code to update the NDC. Our NDC now has measurable indicators. Also another important lesson is raising public awareness. So the public has to be aware of our status of reporting and also what leader reporting means under the conversion. So that we can enhance public participation. What Malawi has done in preparation of the ETF, so far Malawi with support from USED has issued a G inventory system and also under the same project commissioned development of some emission factors, i.e. in agriculture for the inter fermentation, developed the climate change management information system with support from UNDP. Also established the national climate change fund through an act of firemen developed the TNAs where technologies were prioritized in adaptation and mitigation. And also developed and submitted a project proposal for CBIT to Jeff, which has just been approved. So it is our hope and believe that the support from CBIT will be used to operationalize these systems because despite being developed, they are not yet operational. And this includes the GHGIS, the information agent system and the fund. So the support from CBIT and other world wishes will help us operationalize these systems. So that now we are able to report effectively. Thank you for your attention. I wish you all the best.


Hi, my name is John Rogers. I'm a member of Early Bird Rotary. We meet on Thursday mornings at Al & Al. With me today are Judith Slaney of the Sheboygan Rotary Club and Jerry Plain, also a member of Early Bird Rotary. What we're here to do today is tell you more about a program called Making Spirits Bright, which is unique to Sheboygan and Sheboygan County, and also to help you understand what Rotary is about locally, nationally, and worldwide. So I'm going to ask Judith and Jerry a series of questions that will hopefully help you understand what we're all about and specifically what Making Spirits Bright is going to be all about. I'm going to start with Judith. Judith, help our viewers understand what Rotary International is all about and then when you continue your answer, what does that mean to a local Sheboygan, Sheboygan County perspective? Thank you for asking. Rotary International is the largest service organization in the world, has 1.3 million members and over 33,000 clubs around the world. As I said, it is a service organization and it focuses in five specific areas. One that many people may be aware of is Polio Plus, our health area. And Polio Plus has been a project we've been working on for many years in order to annihilate Polio from the world. There are four countries left where Polio still has a few cases throughout the year and that is Pakistan, Afghanistan, India, and Nigeria. The other avenues of service are water because we know that clean water and sanitation helps in health also, literacy, helping children in particular to be better readers, to know more about their world. Health as I said with Polio and the most recent addition is New Generations which is focused on young people, on students. So there are organizations such as Interact which is a small rotary club in a high school. Rotoract is a community or university rotary club and then we have our community clubs which are clubs as you said you belong to the early birds and I belong to the Sheboygan Rotary Club. We also have two other clubs in the community which are one is located in Plymouth and then there is Rotary West and they meet on Tuesdays, Plymouth meets on Wednesdays, and my club meets on Mondays. Okay, you talked about the five global missions. How does that translate into what happens here? In other words, what do the local clubs contribute to the community? Okay, I can talk a little of our club. I'm sure that Jerry can tell a little about what your club does and maybe a little about the other ones but we provide, we do fundraisers that provide funds to help specific organizations. A couple years ago we helped buy a new stove for Salvation Army. This year we gave a contribution to Salvation Army for their campaign, their capital campaign. Just we decided to give money to Meals on Wheels. They're building a new building and our club also has service that we provide to the community. Every Wednesday we have four Rotarians from the Sheboygan Rotary Club that deliver Meals on Wheels in pairs. We do two routes every Wednesday. We're also helping with the taste of Sheboygan. We're volunteering for that and we're open to help volunteer. We just did something for the EAA out at the Sheboygan Airport. So it's manpower. We help raise money for specific projects here in Sheboygan and internationally. Okay Jerry, talk about some of the things that Early Bird Rotary does. I'd be happy to. The motto of Rotary is service above self. So as Judy has already indicated we are always looking for service projects to get our members involved to give back to the community if you will. The most recent project that we had was adopting the Rotary Intersection on 8th and Indiana in Sheboygan. We cleaned up that area very nicely, put in a lot of lovely plants and mulch and continued to maintain it. Watering it through this very drought. Summer that we've had takes a lot of volunteers but we have a schedule on a weekly basis and so somebody goes there two or three times a week in order to do that. We've been very involved in Habitat for Humanity over the years so as those projects come up on an annual basis we always provide volunteers for that as well. We do have a foundation so we do receive requests on a somewhat regular basis and as our funds allow, as Judy said in her club, we too provide dollars toward other non-profits who are in need. Okay, okay. Right and I think one of the things that interested me early on about Rotary was the amount of money that is contributed every year to new generations in terms of scholarship. I think we contributed to two students this year. I believe your club contributed also. Yes, we have a scholarship every year for a high school student that's going to the university and as Jerry was saying we also have contribute dollars and volunteers to rebuilding together every spring and April. Okay. It's always exciting when we have our club meetings to learn about some of the different things, some of the different ways that our members are contributing to the community. That's a good overview I think of what Rotary is all about. Help me understand a little bit about the Making Spirits Bright program because this is a unique program where all four of the clubs in Sheboygan County are contributing brain power, manpower, all kinds of different things. So where did the idea start with Making Spirits Bright? I think where it started, Judy and I happened to attend the same Rotary conference and one of our sister clubs was there doing a breakout session telling all of the attendees about their show which was very much like this in Washington County. Okay. They provided a DVD that really got us excited because we got to see their lights in action on this DVD but I think more importantly was the reason they were doing it which we are certainly happy to talk about and that would be the admission to these light shows would be items for the area food pantries. Okay. So is the light show an open air type of thing or does it occur within a building? Help me understand the magnitude of what a Making Spirits Bright program could entail. It is an outdoor program basically. We are going to be holding it at Evergreen Park between November 15th and December 16th. Okay. It will be open approximately four hours on about 24 evenings during that time period. Okay. It is a drive-through. Obviously it needs to be dark so between five and nine p.m. Okay. So is this going to be like a neighborhood light show, a neighborhood static display show? My mind is trying to capture what this might look like. I don't think we want to give away the whole show but it is certainly going to be something that we hope leaves a huge impact to the people who attend because the object is to make this an annual event. Okay. So there will be movement in some of these lights displays in that it isn't just a solid display that people come in and it's not, there's no movement to it. Okay. We are purchasing what we call controllers that can cause these lights to blink or to flash. Just one example, we are going to have bells across the bridge in the center of the park. Okay. So they will be on at intervals, there are 15 of these bells and so there will be that effect versus just 15 bells all shining at one specific time. All right. But as I said, we don't want to give away everything that's going to be in there but we are in the process now of making all these displays or finishing them and we start with a steel grid on which rope lighting is strung to outline whatever the display is to be depicting. Is this going to be viewed within a car, on foot, by skis, anyway, anywhere? It is primarily a drive-through. Okay. That is the goal. The city is cooperating very nicely with us, assures us that if we have snow that it will be plowed. Good. So people can enter off of Highway 42 and go with a full drive gamut through the park. Okay. Is there anything similar to this that you know of in Sheboygan County that another service club might have put together at one time or another? And you mentioned Washington County. Is that presumably the closest light show like this? If in fact it is a light show? Okay. There is a smaller version at the Sharon Richardson Hospice Center that has, I'm sorry to say I've never seen it but I understand that it's also very nice but not to the extent or the expanse that it is. In addition, there's also an indoor event and that will be taking place across the street from Evergreen Park at the JC Quarry building. It will be an opportunity for families to come. They will park there. They then they will get out of the car, come inside. Santa will be there. They can take family pictures. They can have snacks, hot chocolate cookies, things like that. Okay. So they can spend some time there. We're hoping to get organizations, small coral groups for high school coral groups, maybe some church coral groups to sing during part of it while you're there. Okay. So it's an opportunity for two aspects to do the drive-through and to come and see Santa and hear some Christmas music. All right. That sounds good. So obviously the four Rotary Clubs are involved. Who else has been involved? And when you talk about Rotary Clubs, has there been a lot of talk? Has there been a lot of actual building things? What's been happening? Well we did begin building earlier this summer and we do have the bells that I spoke of are all completed. Okay. We have some other little Christmas trees and again I won't share what they are made of but those are completed. We're now working on a plethora of stars that are going to be hung over a canopy of trees that are in the park. This park is such a wonderful venue for this. It's just unnatural and the opportunities are endless. We know that we cannot fill the park this first year but our attempt is to be having a focus in a certain part of it that people are going to go home and say wow I have to tell my neighbor about this or I have to tell all of my relatives about this so that they go and of course to encourage them to come back again next year. Okay. For people to experience the whole making spirits bright, how much time should they allocate? 20 minutes? 40 minutes? Hour and a half? Oh that's a good question. That's a very good question. I would say probably 20 minutes is a good good estimation. Okay. Because I said we aren't going to light up the entire route this year. Okay. So they will reach a point where there is no longer something to see perhaps and then that that would speed up their exit but we certainly want them to be able to take enough time you know that they can stop and watch motion at a certain spot if there is motion in that particular display. However the flip side of that of course is we can't allow them to get out of their vehicles and take pictures because that could slow up people who are behind them which isn't a good thing. If I could quote some statistics from our sister clubs both in Washington County and also La Crosse and Marshfield who also have light shows like this they have experienced over the years anywhere from 200 to as many as 900 cars in one evening. So as you can see you would want to keep that flow moving as much as possible but still not hurrying people so that they feel that you know they didn't have enough time to take it all in. I was in La Crosse a number of years ago and I believe I saw sort of the fringe of the light show and had to ask a few questions as to what it was but I was very impressed with it and I know in some of the things that you have talked about at our Rotary Club meetings in some of the pictures that you've shown it's clearly something that I think people will want to know more about and participate in and actually I have kind of a distant relative who works for an electrical outfit in La Crosse and he just gushes about the success in La Crosse and what that has done to the community so okay we the lights are up somebody comes to tour it what do they bring do they bring canned food do they bring money do they bring all of the above we'll probably be making some announcements in the newspaper and things specifically we'll be asking the food bank here in Sheboygan as just specific needs that are in our community because each community is unique sometimes we forget paper products are also something that people need and additional to women's products personal care products that we will be asking the food pantries and the food bank in particular is where we will be delivering the food to and then they will distribute to the food banks as they indicate their need but they will be indicating to us what specific is needed here in Sheboygan County because it is unique okay okay that's very good and that that helps me understand a little bit better who is going to benefit from all of the the items that get gathered what is the immediate need of making spirits bright as gerry indicated a couple times in her comments that we can't light up the whole park this year okay and we initially had hoped to to have that as our plan but we didn't raise sufficient funds so what we're looking for is we have a little a little just a little bit that we need yet we're so close to our fundraising goal okay you may have seen things in the newspaper that we were asking for people in the community our goal is another twenty five thousand dollars in order to be able to fill the park with lights as far as our design is this year okay okay and is there a deadline for raising that twenty five thousand dollars yes there absolutely is and it's quite soon okay we need to make that decision by the end of this month and that's perhaps for a couple of reasons we've somewhat put construction on hold because if for some reason we did not raise this money we would not be spending that money perhaps right away either until we are sure that our sponsors are okay with that those that have come forward to this point if we wait any longer for dollars to come in we are jeopardizing our ability to get all of the displays completed because we do intend as early as mid-october to begin setting things up in the park okay and that point in time we are going to be looking for lots and lots of volunteers in the community to help us with that because it is going to take a lot more manpower than what is currently on our steering but for right now it's it's raising that twenty five thousand dollars so that the displays can be built and other things can be accomplished yes right so this isn't the classic put off your christmas shopping until december 24th no you've got to have your making spirits bright shopping done this week that's correct okay okay um how does a person make their contribution do you have any format right now is there a website are there contact people help me understand you know i'm sitting in my living room right now and i want to write out a check or something who do i send that check to where do i get more information we have established an account um at associated bank okay our early bird rotary foundation is providing this account so that all donations are tax deductible and so if someone would like to send a donation it would be mailed to sheboygan early bird foundation okay in care of associated bank and rogers okay at 12 17 north taylor drive sheboygan wisconsin five three zero eight one okay additionally if they need more information we do also have a website okay which is rotary making spirits bright dot org okay just to reiterate that's rotary making spirits bright dot org where you can get more information and i believe you brought a video which explains and shows people what making spirits bright might look like and i think that is going to follow this discussion that we're having um is there anything else that somebody you know in the discussions that you had with the person from washington county how long have they been doing this uh has it been a snowball effect where other people within the community have gotten so intrigued and so captivated by the the program that it has just grown and grown and grown you mentioned washington county right will be their fourth year okay and although the rotary clubs the four clubs in washington county got together and created the event a lot of individuals in the community are now becoming part of it but i think the premier one that we are looking at and that we really use for our focus and our expertise is lacrosse okay because they have been in existence now they completed their 17th year and they have gone from a few hundred thousand pieces of food which seems like a huge amount but they are now at about 1.3 million pieces of food that they've been able and when you say pieces of food this is a can of cans of food they actually weigh it they don't count every piece but they weigh it in order to determine about how many and it's just grown over the 17 years to be an amazing event and they have a lot more people in the community involved as volunteers than what the Rotarians are at this point translate if you can that 1.3 million pieces of food into the number of individuals or families that maybe have been helped in lacrosse i think lacrosse is a little bit smaller than sheboygan in terms of overall population about the same size about the same size okay they have a little bit of a different configuration with the university there but do you have any idea either of you know how many people have been impacted by the 1.3 million no i'm sorry we don't know okay okay but that that's got to be a huge benefit and with the way things have been here in sheboygan county for the last few years i know a number of the food pantries including one in the church that i go to it's it's it's an every week or every month whenever the food pantry is open the the resources are exhausted just because there is such tremendous need for food disposable items and some of the other things that you mentioned so clearly this should be a good program and who knows how the economy is going to play out for the balance of the year or the future so all we can say is that there clearly is a need and this is a way to help fill that need with either monetary contributions or contributions of cans of food or whatever and and also volunteers as we move forward because we're confident that we're going to hit this goal and we're going to move forward we will be looking for additional volunteers to help us build the displays as jerry said to help put the displays up in the park also to volunteer there can be let's say a youth group from a church that can come and welcome people into the park that evening collect the food products load them up into the truck that's taken away later along the route there's all different ways they can help they can help uh you know help people get to see santa claus and things so there's lots of different ways that they'll be able to help us throughout the time i can think of two avenues to go down there is something called the volunteer center yes network here in shabuagan county and i know they're always looking for ways to get other organizations involved through volunteer my wife and her co-worker have been uh leading the youth group at our church for the last 28 years and they're always looking for ways to get their their youth involved uh in different programs and the sunday school teach class that i teach is always looking for opportunities as well so i think one of the thing we do want to mention and you'll hear a little bit on the video but we sure do want to put a plug in for our our premier sponsor the festival foods they have been great to work with and have been very generous to help us and clearly we wouldn't have been able to press forward without them okay what have they contributed they're our premier sponsor at the $10,000 level okay um they will also help us out in our concession area with discounted items mark skogan has actually made a statement on the dvd that would be shown after this program indicating why he feels this is an important project okay in the in the few seconds that we have remaining is there anything else that you would like to say i just would like to appeal to the public because of the great need of our food pantries that's the reason why we feel this event is so important and it's affordable to anybody to come we're not charging a five dollar fee to get in or a ten dollar fee to get in it is really for the benefit to help all of those people in need in our community and that need has grown so much in the last five or six years okay so the dollars will be well spent to get people into the park to see the light display and to help fill those food pantries okay to the viewers please stay tuned to the video sheboygan county a great place to live and work the blessings of our county are numerous beautiful surroundings the lakes the kettles the parks and most importantly a compassionate community that cares deeply about the needs of others we are fortunate to have individual citizens organizations and businesses who care about the future of our local communities there are over 9 000 individuals that live in sheboygan county whose income is below the poverty level these are local families children are elderly individuals that live in our own local neighborhoods many of these 9 000 individuals are struggling to find the resources to feed their families every month because of local organizations and generous individuals like you the sheboygan county food bank and local area food pantries are helping families obtain the food they need across the county from sheboygan to random lake from plymouth the sheboygan falls the pantries staffed by volunteers and operated by organizations such as salvation army and numerous churches are vital to helping feed our families in need the pantries support serving an average of 2 000 individuals each month many of these individuals and families are working full or part-time jobs or are elderly and receiving social security among the many organizations stepping forward to help are the rotary clubs of sheboygan county through their holiday making spirits bright like show the four rotary clubs of sheboygan county hope to collect over 30 000 pounds of food all the food collected will be distributed to county food pantries we invite you and your family to experience the wonders of the thanksgiving and christmas holiday season by driving through the making spirits bright light show located in gorgeous evergreen park on the northeast side of sheboygan the light extravaganza offers attractive displays and images of holiday season dressed up in lights so please join us your neighbors your friends in supporting what we hope to make an annual tradition rotary making spirits bright gives you an opportunity to support others in need please help make this project a reality with your financial support join one of our corporate sponsors in supporting this community project i believe that as the economy has had its bumps in the road over the last few years that we are seeing a need in food pantries unlike any time in my memory really and as a grocery retailer we feel that we need to play a part in in helping them stock their needs and do whatever we can to facilitate a growing need that doesn't seem to be backing down very much like mark and their families at fest for foods we hope that you will help this project with a donation the rotary model is service above self we hope to make the making spirits bright project the embodiment of that creed please join us in making sheboygan county a wonderful place to live for all its citizens