someone asked me a very confusing question and i want to share it with you because i think it's relevant to the topic the topic of the day is can you be single and happy or just being single and happy so someone asked me valentine did you have a valentine this year? Yes i had a valentine eeeh but as for me you don't remember who was valentine why? because your name is valentine ok so he told me to get a sare my whole life i have been valentine and before i got known i was still valentine And I did not have a valentine according to these rules and regulations of society. So mbonan iski evi baya. Why? Why should you give me pressure to feel bad? I tried to find Facebook, I tried to find 4chana on Twitter. Hashtag is why in the morning as you know now my name is valentine and you're watching the latest practice show around. So nile time, tuna gada, kama wascana and one very experienced lady. Natu nongi evi tu, I want to believe sinatu hoso. Anana na gani my friend. You know what to do with the comment section. Just go to our socials and do like you. But in the meantime let me introduce my panelists. Hello. How are you? I am Nakavzuji. Thank you. Transia, but what's your name? Oh, thank you. My name is Firdazna Mina Omar. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Ii enyestatumia leoni gen? Amina, simple. Okay. Is there a song about Amina? Na skia na filka nyashinskia shayin bia Amina. Amina? There is Amina, but I say I pray too. Okay, I see you. Let me find you on social media. Instagram Firdaz H22, Firdaz F-I-R-D-A-U-Z H22, Twitter Omar underscore Firdaz, then Facebook Firdaz Amina Omar. Okay. Yeah. This is a half over, but we'll repeat just in case you missed it. Hi. My name is Aivi Boya. So Aivi njotuna tumia leo. And Instagram, it's akumodothech. Same to Twitter akumodothech. Mm-hmm.  I'm inflation is in my colors. Oh, thank you. Thank you. Last but not least, one of our favorite people on the show, Karibu Sana. Do you like to introduce yourself officially? Tuliaza breaking views kumtada na kaisu. But she can do it herself. Okay, my name is Belin Odede. I'm a student of life. Mm-hmm. I don't know whether I'll graduate. Wow. I like that. On Facebook, just Belin Odede. Mm-hmm. Belin, we have so many questions. And I hope you guys will be as comfortable as I am. Me, snaga ibu kumuliza maswaliza life. I hope you'll be as comfortable as I am. So the topic of the day is single and happy. So again, we played a video during breaking views. And apparently this is one of the reasons someone out there is single. I don't know. I think it's the behavior of the boy child, but I'll see you kwa very sure. Let's just check it out. Asamtu na kwamsha kii behaviori. Would you remain single, guys? Totally.  Kaisu na sabayiri dansia kunguni. Nikaw na tunwa. In the morning. Eh, hosa. Sato utwa a toothbrush. So have we come to the conclusion that you would also be single? Why now? But you're in the process. No. It doesn't count. It doesn't count. It doesn't count. Okay. So we have a couple of things on this, our social platform. Man James. Eh. Ya, one of my favorite people. Chuli kwa noe, Jana Giyoni. You wake up with me. Ah, I feel so lucky. All right. We have Michael Lanchello. Desparta. Good morning. You are breaking my ribs today. I've been very happy about the topic. Siyoko kusado. It's just you girls are never serious. Like sisi hu jaribu. Okay. I see you. J.J. Riders na jeval. We'll go pama dame. Haiya. Man James. I'm Ben Salime Barry. And I'm Salime. And man James again. I tell you what he. All right. Thomas. Ma. Eh. Ma hanga. What is that? Atomali. I'm locked. We have a wakili oching on Monday. So it's kukosa. Ah. Is that why you're single? Amma. What's the problem? Ati. Eli smashaonak says. Hima isha hirikwishi. Singo bila stress pamoja na makasiriko. What are you dating? Matin mati says. The way single mum survive we also do. Wow. Sawa matin mati. Haptik DJ says. Tuna go pama dame. Ah. Je sasa. Susuna togo peani ni nani. Kevo ward alego. So squeeze ye. Hakuna real relationship. Niku danganya na tu. Real relationship li kwa poza mani. Squeeze ye. Ta wa tohia me. Chanu kamba hai. Haiya haiya. I say Duncan Manziya says. Vile hu survive to solo kwa bathroom. Devo suwishi please. He? Sami Karanja says. We fear mati. Haiya. That is not the first part. We need to talk guys. Patilinga says. Kirinaga present ati man James. So sorry but I'll have to ask. Ui ni Hamstone masakichat? Ewe we sasa. Alfonzi unique says. Kukosam bogis. Mogasafi. Ah. Tund from Itang. Evelyn Mora. I see you. Kutu wa. He? Okay. So as we continue remember it is at Y-12 on Facebook at Y-254 Chanu on Twitter. Hashtag it's white in the morning or Queens on Wednesday. Okay. Help me understand. Let's just maybe. Jua kuna manome in the panel. Let's just try to figure it out. Mano anatwa gopa. Thank you very much. Most guys wanna say mankati madem like wako expensive, wako nama shidamigiaz naja mamuun singh, sama dame and stuff. Yundo rizono na nana zato gopa nae but I miss you ni rizono na kutugopa. Ata miss you ni rizono. Whu na na rizono na kutugopa?  Why are you scared of girls? Ni ni maio nezukufanya ni ni. Mazi? Approach ni naga.  Kunam tu juzi mene mbea I look too expensive ata ataki story but anatka tukuni salimi. So you said I'm sede aji akibeli. Do you look too expensive? I look too expensive. How am I supposed to help how I look? Look, singuwa. He's much simple. He's a what he can afford. If you cannot afford to buy me I'm a please go for skuma. Hi, hi, hi. Why they cannot say that you fear women? You fear anani more that you cannot do away with? It is just them all. They're just okay. But everybody in fact I want to tell you that nobody is single. Yeah. Nobody is single. He's single. At least there's some attachment somewhere. It may not be working according to what you want. But there's double at 24 from 24. But even from 14 hour days these guys are very funny and they are boys. So nobody is single. It's only that maybe your expectations are not met. Do you think our expectations are too high and that's why some of us are single and some of us are not single? First, let's agree that what is being single this is an emotional vacuum. Is it about getting married and maybe having a TV KSG married white white weddings? No. Some people are married and still single.  That is devastating that you can be married and still single. Most of them. Wow. Exactly. They are very single because just I've said being single this is an emotional vacuum. There's a space somewhere which you want somebody to feel maybe from the opposite side. But it is not forthcoming. So a man is lying by your side on bed but you feel you're lonely. It's not there for you. In fact, there are some people say that for me to even make my woman happy I have to think about something else. You see. So you are just there as an object. You are single in a marriage. Yes. It is a stage that you just have to understand. Yes. Ladies, I have a question. Let me be each to allow because we are in that cage bracket. Why are we so afraid to say we are single? I don't know. We are single. Is everything okay? Is something wrong with you? Do you have to be broken to be single? Yes. There's that fear like when you are with your peers around there then they are like everyone is in a relationship and they are talking about their goals and everything. Then you're just there. You have no one. At some point you will feel that loneliness but it gets to a point. I believe it gets to an edge whereby you start appreciating yourself being single because you see some people are in a relationship but they are so toxic in toxic relationships. They are like, okay you'll talk about it but inside and in that wound I don't know if I will be able to do it but I get to talk about it because this is the sort of situation she'll be bragging about being in a relationship. They got me issues even. He took me out. Exactly.  Yeah. So it's just for clout. I will say to myself I will say to myself I feel the pressure the peer pressure.  So once upon a time there was someone over to me and he said very, very badly and it was in the time of my life where the peer life was in the same place. So I was in the same place outside. And I got to talk to him I was like how is it that this person is allowed to do this to me and I am back in Namtu so I was in Namtu and for a bit for a few weeks I wanted to take revenge I was in Namtu and I was like I was not coming to I was ringing him and I was in Namtu so I escaped by but then I realized by the way what I do in Namtu what I do in Namtu I think it's something that I need so what are the feelings you are feeling and feeling that you are feeling that I am in Namtu at the same time when I was in the UPD and he asked me I said I have a revenge I was like maybe I have 3 rums I was like in that time maybe we would have a date when we were single on a Friday we would have dates and a weekend when we would have a date and then we would share a series Yes, that is so I was so on Netflix I was just like I would be living in a room when I was in a room I was in a room and when I was in the room I was in the room tumize mazo tu yo ni piya prasha yata si hatafo lower for anything last matu ni par tum �ona ka ni pelika Circle outchi of Friday na du se baki teki angus na afu kwa moutu kaw leta, sheda aponduna patao si jui ok akina kevo in such bryo, dadians and alias you want to say something ok, then the thing is here it is piya prasha some people want to please the society all my roommates are going out they are getting chocolate i'm not getting anything we should find a stage in which everyone has to go through it Even up to 50 years, banana is single but they are in marriage So if not for my kids, you will not be under my roof We should not be afraid that all my roommates are getting presents for them please appreciate it It is a stage Work positively to get out of it God says it is not good for man to be alone So we cannot challenge God so we must work towards that Please don't squeeze yourself, don't kill yourself.  Somebody is going out but before they reach, his eyes are already turned to another woman, they are fighting on their way to that party. So you are the one who is in a relationship, just appreciate yourself, appreciate this tuition, then you just walk out of it. Because eventually we have to start by biblical statutes. It is not good for man to be alone. God says so who am I to say that I want to be alone forever. But it is not a crime, it is a process, it is a stage that we must pass. So it's okay to be, you want to die, like kutumu na tumbo, amaki chua for a man just because you are single? You will not if you want. But when you start imagining, now they have gone out, I am all here alone. Oh, anaskia rahaa. Si sasa labda na lambo lambo si jinii nivi tu kama isu. Stop those world imaginations. You are sorry, come. Good day to you too. You will not be alone forever, just be yourself. It is hard time today, I may have it tomorrow. When you start seeing the positive part of it, kutaku na kumu na tumbo. Kwa imagine, hiji na metokapa na boyfriend, si sasa anaskia rahaa samu, a kimi na niya niroga, wuna anzaku fifiya, wule mama, wule mchawi kwa wule jinii. Laba na niya menirushia hi, no. Uta anza kwa gonjwa, just appreciate the process, it will come and it will go. But you must work, it is about your mental. What you think about it. Those people may not even be in love. We may not even be in love, we may not even be in love. We may not even be in love, we may not even be in love. We may not even be in love. Sasa anaskia rahaa, kweninu si mwena kichu, and over what now. Nani, you feeling a tear, sleeping a cold. Sani umu nitu kwa kapi ilu. Minu al kuna tumingi na pwa nomia. Ana umi nana regret ni ngeba kikiwa hostili na lale. So you just appreciate it. Ushai patana manu na kuja naku soka, high was your name. Adieba boyfriend, no. What's wrong with you? Like there must be something wrong if you don't have a boyfriend. What is the problem? Why are you like this? Ini nge aku jaribu kusama I want you.  But how would you deal with something like that? Okay, okay. Like for me I've been single for quite some time. Mi nemtu zipendi stress by the way. Atona katu, makati riko free. Zipendi stress. So at some point na fika ga mahali kwa zileza. Gosh, aiki wotanenda otin kwa peki hangu. But me na sema I'd rather let me date my sobs and movies and everything. At least ni fantona. So rather than kwa na umtu, ani pe stress. Iniki tumo just see easy. So getting into a relationship. Uta naku zileza what's wrong with you. Nkwa zileza it's kwa zerech person bado hajafika. Mi nkwa zileza bedemi wu se maebi. At the end of the day, mi ni rebia umtu. There's someone looking for me somewhere. So in fact valenta and mili tangeneza bedi hangu wu zure. Everything on houses and everything.  Why? That's quick. Nkwa na DJ tumge. I like that. I be what if they come and tell you. Okay, so now your self esteem is very high sour. Tu takimakasiri. Kwa ku je on na. Su tazeka tu. Su tazeka. They like saying uta fika 35. Si jiyu 35 mi mafanya ni ni asif them they'll never reach it. But they'll tell you tazeka tu apabila buwana. Sia tam tu yu shikena ni. Exactly. Nkwa gandumakasiri koibu. Akin ni. Akin na benye ntaji pressure. Mini meji kaza na kejana mene. Ati kwa sabu buwana uta fika 35. So ni fika 35 na kama zia kwa sabu bwne kwa na stressia buwana. Just in money. Yeah he's a snake. So ni fika 35. Niki mafanya 35 is fine. Niki mafanya 35 piya kana songa keki songanga. But it is not that easy. Ya. It is easy to say uta songa bale. But until you come back to yourself. You equip yourself in a better position to songa bale. How to songa bale? Una samadunam dum.  I can do without you. Deep within your heart. Blood in a vein. I wish nge maambia yes. Una niki na heart. Yes. Ok. So kuna tofa utia kuringa na kujieshimo. Yes. So how do you know the difference? How do you know if you're telling someone no because it's good for your mental health and your own peace of mind. I might say no. Una ringa. So how can you tell the difference? First why should you? Una ringa kwa ni ni? Say dem ni kuringa. Dem apai kuringa? Ya. No. Una ringi anani. You know to yourself. You cannot ringa to yourself. Come back to yourself before you meet that man. Una ringi anani. Una jijua vilu weakness. Una ringi anani. Ukiwa pekiya kwa zani kukwarumi. Umansakuna una ringi anani. Una nani zan kumringi ya. Though sometimes what I'm telling him does not relate with what my heart is. I need him really. I really need him to say oh this guy oh God. I wish we were just even friends. But because now I want to be a woman. Say ya. I'll think about it. Say kuna times. Una ringa leg. For initonga status. Like let's say. Una jina kwa class ngingina puivo. And then. Kuna boy unna naka beach law. Kuna weni unna mleik ndi o bat for the sake of mabesh dikono. Ase unna hangouts now. Wezin kubali. So last mum ringi alakuna rudipulia. Ukunda nishikia. Ah. The moment you put class. You never did. What's at a class? Atimbogi ndu na kufanyom spend them to their way. Where? Where? Do you know when Michelle met Obama? They were not that rich. He was not that understand. But he couldn't smoke up. Ya. So that's why you must have a reflection. What do I really need in this relationship? If I want to jump from single. If you want to put it that being single is in another relationship. Some people in relationships still single in such relationships. Ya you have a man who will never call you until you call. But he's your boyfriend. Or maybe husband, whatever. If you don't text. You will not text back. But you are quite in love. So you don't understand. What kind of love is this?  Ukunda na kufanyom. Talk to them. Address the nature. Hey. Sometimes you are in a relationship with yourself. But you are pretending because you want to please the society. You want to please your maize. You know me. I'm dating a professor which I have at the university. So now when they see you. Kuna viluna jikari ya. I date those big big men. My dear but you know you are lonely. At night. You can imagine yesterday you sent him a high text. He hasn't even. But you read it. Sin. Sin. But you didn't even reply. Sin. So the moment you feel maybe has done away with all our things. You are the last of lender resort. He thinks about you. Oh there's a dog who sent me a high. Hi what were you saying? After two days. Then you are saying you are in a relationship. Are you not single? You are single. You are single. If you want to go to Sumbwa. Kweke WhatsApp status. WSU W Instagram. You want to go to Dubai. Apu kwa big big people guys. Please help me understand. Kuna. Vitu nimeski akada. I don't know if it was just for last year because I haven't had these things in 2020. But as per 2019. Muntuna kujana sama o. Nime kula heartbreak. Sista kivi jana eji ango. Wacha niende sponyo. Just sponyo. Akuna wa if I already know where he is and what he's doing. He's not cheating on me. I already know he's providing kwa na pesa na nandu peteki likitu na taku. Kwa matika gari, yes, log buki kwa jina ke chunga na ni, bata na nini piya gari niyende, niyende shei. So, is this just because we don't have to be single once again, almost a problem? Ya, exactly. Kuna, ya, you meet such people, wato wako, wame go through a lot of heartbreaks, kwa maesha, liya kwa kwa kikidete, nimi kwa piya na beshtika mahaupia, nwa kwa kikidete, like, edgme twa ke kido gwa miachana tuki asi. Then, after some time, after wome break up, pakozileza, mi sahis taki vijana. Atasi west. Taki vijana. Nendia, how was that? Ya, matua. And after your maturity, ya matua, wana niye lewa tide mi na taka in everything, kitu kamaezo. Sometime ni, you heartbreak the past, yunye mutu ano go through and liya fanywa to enginu, ana make these decisions and ana make, like, dating the sponsors and everything. I want to ask you, Evie, if you would ever imagine yourself, but sometimes life in a kweka, in a funny position, maybe your answer now might not be your answer tomorrow or the week after that, but I have an understanding for why mutu aneza sema anatka mutu anamue lewa, mutu has, has struggle na ekuji explain, jom, jom miwa, asha suma bibi ake, and it's like at some point, wasta na ni katu na fana na design flani, modu swing, we all have them, et cetera, et cetera. So he knows how to manage, Silvio. So na jo, like, kwa datu bani, ok mi sa, sa isi zi sema na isa fikirei yo point koz sa iku fikirei a story na supo niyo triki sana. Like ni, ikifika yo point, enyewe na ilewa. Ono jo saka say, we are around, ono jo say, most dating na kwa gatu around the same age, age group even.  Muna tu baniata fenyomifika, kwa kulek onimtoi, jos chaniya chaniya na ilewa. Inelewa. So ono jo kwa kulek, na kwa supo niya kulek, this is just a kid, a chaniya chaniya na ilewa. What would you tell those people who are heart breaking manze mpa kwa unanzu skia ule mena dogs and it's not true. Why men are not dogs? They are not dogs. About the sponsors, when we all run to sponsors, these old gagus, why are we taking our boys? The old gago will impregnate you, then you will give birth to a boy child. Why do you expect this boy to go to, to understand you? Why would you allow a man to use his wife as the reference point how to treat you? My wife doesn't do this to me. When I call her, she says, she wants you to do the same. Why would you allow a man to use his wife? It means he loves the wife. You have to be like my wife because they are saying that at least they understand. Just get a man of your youth, work in this life together and if it's not possible, please see that. Just relax. But at some point you have to come out of being single because God, we cannot question God. You say it is not good. So when God says it is not good, we cannot say it is good. So at some point you have to just go back to the maker and do things right. I also have a question. So now you've been single then you get this person that you think is the right person. You get married and have kids. Tell me you've been lonely, not single. I've been lonely. Then you get this person then you get married and have kids. Then after having kids, the guy just leaves, you know, mechana wa toto, back to being single again. Ita kwa, like a process, single, you start. Very good question. Yes, you just continue the life. One thing that you must know. I'll be a 30-year story. Let me tell you. Because we say for somebody, he's gone. Here you have either two kids or three kids. So what are you going to kill these kids? You cannot kill them. First appreciate the position where you are right now. Okay, I've been left. Boy am I under. Ni kwa pana wa toto. So where do you start from? Come back to yourself first before you go to those people. Stop following somebody who doesn't love you. Don't follow.  Somebody is traveling all the way from here. Why would you lose your life? The Baba is gone. Then you also want to die. Where will the kids?  Just accept the situation. I've been left. Here I am, God. Where do I start? Do I start afresh? Yes, those are options that you have. Or do I reconcile if the man is willing? But if he's not willing, let him go to help. You cannot force it. Even if a boy is willing, he won't let you go. You are not my type. Please allow him to go. Let him go. Sometimes they hurt. That's what I was saying. Come back and negotiate with yourself first. Before you go, even at a word, have a debate with yourself. Am I able? God give me strength. Now you have to invite God in this thing. Because it is so complicated. When the heart loves something, that even doesn't love you. But you are dying for him. Once you die, you'll be buried. You come there and say, it's just gone like that. He picks another gene. And life continues.   God will ask you about your life, not his life. So you must take care of yourself. I'm coming to understand can you not sumbwa sanani tunapenda raka? How do we know if it's the right type of situation? How do we know it's the right time? Time? How do we know? Are we going to start working different? Are we going to have different thoughts? What's happening? Is there a sign from heaven? My mouth ignores. It's a feeling. One control. One control. One control. One control. It's a feeling. One control it. My daughter now cannot do it. She can't even see me naked.  So it's just natural. Though it differs with people. In balance almost. You find that you've reached a time you just feel that I can't just go like this. Mili ni kama kuna kituina. So it comes naturally. You don't really need to start better, you know. You'll be funny. You'll be funny. We are here. Robi Osam Music Hi Val, hello. We went to Huwa Nata. Ati please, chakuni lenga. Skulegi Bobo Nani me kuwana. Kutani DM. As we continue. You. Remember it's Y24 Facebook. It's Y24 channel. It's a hashtag. It's big single and happy. Nani muna. Please, I just want one of you to just volunteer and tell me why you are afraid. And then we can work it from there. Because we are not understanding. DJ Nicky Salim says, ha ha, let them be because we are enjoying ha ha twa twa morning lunch supper nasakumi na moja. This is a very important point guys. I know he said it with ha ha, but apu kwa twa twa guys. Let's just tell the truth because it has come a point in our generation that kuna tum tu juya appointment. Kutani sato this time. And after that ratu si salimi ya ne. Maybe I don't even know your name. Twa twa. Are we doing justice to ourselves? No. Why? Why would you just meet me and do twa twa and go? Sim tata sama kuna kiyu. Kuna kiyu si omimi. Ya, so I can't just offer myself freely like that. Twa twa. Twa twa has good consequences. Then when these things will come up are you ready to take responsibility? No, you want to come and the twa twa and go. Why will I take this kid? So there are things, the main point here, please be with yourself first. After doing this twa twa, what next? I have contracted HIV. Then you came to enjoy and you went away. I presented myself because we want to assume it is not rape. You also presented yourself cheaply. For somebody who wanted just to quench his thirst. Then after that, as a lady no. Just imagine you are unmarried, you get as unmarried, you are in love. Then you go to this and they say you are positive and it's negative for God. Where will you start? Because over one start, somebody came to do twa twa and went away. There is this situation where I am scared. I am scared maybe the girl child is going to work.  Can we do something? Can we have a relationship? I don't want a girlfriend. I don't have to, I'm not ready for all these other excuses that people who don't be accountable say, but want to take a twa twa. So the offer is you either be physical with me or leave me alone. But where we seem to me aguka? It's very hard to convince a girl who thinks she is in love. You say okay, just as long as we are together, first of all there is no together, they are mad. Just let's be clear. But how would you advise someone? So like she has said before, that knowing yourself it's very important. Know who you are like you twa twa right now then what next? There are even girls or couples who are in an open relationship whereby you only meet, you do it. Then you are allowed to go around with other guys. You just know yourself, know your worth. What next after doing this that I am going to do? What next after? How is this guy going to see me after we do all this? Yeah. Na kuna umutacha kumpea, niza kupenda lakini chini amaji to say ambe mtu. It will be our little secret. Also that is code for there are very many little secrets like you out there. Bunu si ambe, bunu si se me. Exactly.  That is common with married people. I love you so much but you know I have a wife and children. So let's keep this thing.  Even it's prisongani. Na kuna umutacha feel special feel better than the wife. If it was so good if you were such a woman you would have kept your man.  Fakshi means when you will say you are kind bibi in your main. So if you can live with yourself people if you think you are strong enough to carry all that baggage from him you wade yourself and you say even if he doesn't call me I know he is now with the wife you understand that well it doesn't affect you okay go on but for how long Mesivi waka family bank ma safari kum Why is safari kum saying I miss you Ya you'll be missed by safari kum Pat gate the king says ngo pa ma pensi because o nae muita beb aneza e maze napia anafuata na wali omuacha wana chuki taka wana kipata na kusema wana raka okay I see a generali mnyewe mkwaja rembo na shukusana for being single that is quite fantastic na taka mojaya sasa wewe fokas fokas kemi sorry bk hashtag white in the morning suranayo e na niauza napia awa nitaki atini kona sa uti lakini sinna volium musioka David says kuheli ma single ni wengi apa but out here in the streets kila mtoko inna relationship so who are we dating Samuel Kymensas heartbreak zilifaya moe wangu ue jangua oh lisi lota ma pens kumana mkwaja how do we help a boy child hey hey better be single kus unaji tolea kupenamtu but in the end anakwacha nisha say sami juma jekunia juma omolo says most ma dem a jayao ko relationship see sacrifice but comfort ma iti na relationship ina itaji sacrifice not comfort man James wewe unapewa 5 marks imaisha haitaki makasiriko klepto genius pia ma dem a meja kwanguoma zagengeto nisa soa nometu faini na dem anafolo dream sa putuak sasa unonguia jwe hey atiyo wana semaha ataki ma DJ wacha nikai na mama yango okay Douglas Matiko says I'm just confused state of single searching and swinger searching you John's Musani hi I'm watching from Kisuno he life ya u single man zeni poa imagine hunam tu otatumia fea kule hunam tu atadisha out then accost gara mamob hunam tu atak jamia ma time unabonga na ma yengu konje yani life ni tamu okay Duncan Odingo says hashtag when the morning watch it from a dirty area vana kwa mbe imaisha ko u single ni tamu stress hunam tu ana kusumbua I'm worried the state of our relationship na sound tu kusumbua na sasa Daniela Akira says hashtag when the morning watching it from Lloyd Tuck Tuck sasa kama machali ni hawa wa gengeton utaki kudeto diwa moranga love you too Daniela club again genius says where were they kujekuako atumia nyanyata my twist nyanyata atu atu tokubali kudeti kwa eleta tafadali madem na tkakudeti juatuna ngoja iyo ni disapeek wanza tkunanya nyanyaka Evan Stotters says morning watching from ambassador nowadays there's no real relationship better be single okay so we have another one agi mke si kwa gopa relationship nivi le ma heart breaks to me pitia sasa untu ana on na tu agi fall in love at end up kwa heart broken agi watching from naks apushta rode to say I see you club to okay so when the morning watching from kisumuch nga gopa juma yeng squeeze wana taste bridiote jubeshti hake amemdanganya wengine piya precious house na tumat utaki kua date any lawyer says hashtag when the morning I honestly love being single because I have dreams to achieve before I hit an edge of wanting kids piya hate relationship drama ati ati aga be by kujen you never answered where were you okay but who are you dating I hate being post around I always love being free okay I see you pato humble but Zenga says hashtag when the morning I had a e-town kwa single nifum kwa zuna Zenda fum time yote and flirt with anyone na badua puta spend less and like you said inkine kwa ume jifunga na tena watu single hana ga stress ah but who is the stress nisi ame nini ame nisi wote tu keko pamoja Dennis Dela Kusafa hi val hey I'm Tum from Kitala enjoy in the show and concerning today's vibes I think wu wu wu ime puta wu ko ju ju ju ju yes there we wu okay hashtag is why in the morning I had to kenda kumaliza because hey how has time run out I think we had way too much fun okay how do we conclude this would you like to conclude maybe perhaps maybe why we should it's okay to embrace being single like it's okay nani it's okay uta cha po achana piya presha and maybe how to handle yourself in belia watu because he dunia ne tuko na kwa afrika if you're at a certain age na unaka merimbo merimbo maswale tu you should not be single maybe how would you address how do you stay so confident and single maybe okay firstly as I conclude being single is not like you're not incomplete being single first like neza kwa nangarewi kwa niko single neza kwa niko kwa relationship it could be even worse so first accept the situation that you are in you are lonely then what next what else do you do about that take the time come on to na penda kujibamba and everything like being single is just fun fun you just date yourself una jifeleka una jifeleka out unenda it's just any fun siji yeah discover yourself talk to us Ivy how would you conclude it I would conclude being single is awesome just learn your likes learn to appreciate yourself uji kubali ati just because we don't have a boyfriend I manage it like me I'm missing something in my life just learn to accept yourself behold le uko and then ukeshe accept behold le uko life nita muna jo niu single mse na kwa ei nyo seitne zanda paivi akuna nubody li kwa liniu bedede li kuna kwa pick na umse uni nani kazi niya kote na kazi niya akuna kasi record kazi niya kwa kazi niya kwa kazi niya kwa kazi niya kwa kazi niya kwa kazi Belin I want you to tell us in conclusion how we should approach coming out of being single Okay, first of all before we come out of something you must understand what you are in before you get out What is this singleness that I'm in Is it about getting married? Is it about having to work with a man? What is it that I want to get out of? Once you understand that then you look at the repercussions the consequences of getting out or just be here There are some people they say just like she is saying that it is awesome you manage your time nobody has to care about what kind of dress is this things like that you are the manager of your own life if you feel that that's where you want to be though at the back of your mind jua mu amesema it is not good to stay there ya to stay there but it is a stage just like people to stage there are things you will do there there are some good things that you will see there you can manage your time you can manage everything but there is also a time at night when you see a man you can imagine him but he is not John that's a pillow no no he will not do what John can do you have to be real to yourself that's what I was telling you you cannot you cannot lie to yourself you can do without these people I want to go to school I want to study at night for pillow then you start imagining what is Val doing now oh god I wish I was also Lashu's you know you are hurting yourself appreciate that stage it will come and it will go ya because you also have to stand with what Val says it is not good to be single when dead it is not good you should not stay there forever but it is a stage that even your mother may be single right now with your father you see so it is a stage it is not a crime to be there ya don't stress yourself like in African culture age mm hmm I don't know I'm a figure 24 haki kuhili nani a li kuhu roga maa zembuna tu na metu ya kuhu shike bol na nani sure at least it is not a kufa ah kukifasai kuhu na metu na nani backslab please don't don't please the society even if you are married we will still talk you are single we are talking you are what we will always talk so do something that pleases you pleases God eh then you walk out of it mm hmm yes I don't think I can add or take away from that so kazianguita baki tukkwambia thank you thank you for being with us thank you for staying with us through the entire show 7 through 10 this morning it happens every day that means Monday all the way through Friday and occasionally hip up Thursday the very handsome DJ so you don't want to miss it just be a repeat for the show around 2pm all the way through 4 later in the afternoon my name is Valentine or at color me Valna Zajpatat White Fife on Facebook White 2 5 4 channel on Twitter hashtag is why in the morning same handle on YouTube in case you want to see this again you want to confirm that you are okay with being single at White 2 5 4 channel on YouTube so sir we insist that you have a fantastic day and the rest of the week so we wave now bye


I started playing Roblox two years ago, playing almost every event and trying to study the history of Roblox. Roblox to me was a goldmine of amazing games and an amazing community, and I couldn't compare it to any other game or software. I was stuck in a playground of never ending fun, it was that happy and cheerful. Except, I noticed something extremely strange and terrible about it. There was a game hidden in the core of Roblox, an uncanny resemblance to depression, and it had a story about it. The game's name was, Home of Roblox, which I thought to myself was the default place new accounts owned and what but. The creator's name was Bill, joined on Friday the 14th. I couldn't remember the year, though. Because I didn't want to mess with someone this diabolical. The game was very quiet and peaceful, containing the old and golden happy home. No music, just the footsteps of my Roblox character. It wasn't that scary, nothing. It was all normal. Players started to join and started to chat. One said that this game contained demonic spirits and entities trying to trap us all in here, only if you believed him. It then caught to the forums like Wildfire, spreading towards YouTube. It was so clearly fake, I watched a video about it and it only contained photoshop and ugly editing. It was obviously Kesek and Dragon. I never trusted these people. After a day or so, I joined again. I was with two more people, searching the map. I asked them what they were doing, and they replied, Bill. I immediately thought that these guys were just stunned and confused from the fake rumors and other stuff the gullible people were feeding them, except that's when I noticed something inside the billboard. It was shocking, it was Bill's avatar covered in black and red goo, which I presumed to be colored water. I typed on the chat. I didn't know you can color terrain like water. And it all went downhill from there. The sky turned night, the fogginess turned misty and cloudy, like before the dawn. No more footsteps were heard. All of us panicked. I tried to get out of the game, but I didn't want to, I wanted to know more. More players started to join, and started to freak out. Some celebrated and some made fun of others, thinking this was all a sick joke played by a mischievous 2006er. Except, they were wrong. The music started to play distorted speech, seeming to be a chant. Decals of a demonic goat painted with blood started to appear on almost every decal, except Bill. The ambient started to get painful, as it grew louder every minute. Some players started to leave, and they got sent back here, which is a reason I don't know and can't comprehend. Everyone's avatars started to freeze, and the chat was muted. The game crashed and we were sent to a game, similar to Escape Area 91. Except, the atmosphere was a dark orange like red, the fogginess was so extreme that you couldn't see the surroundings. The downwards tunnel was smothered with realistic blood, and I wish I couldn't use this cliche, but it was there. I didn't want to see it, but we had no choice. We explored the facility, there were no creepy pasta monsters or anything, just the fog. The chat was opened again and everyone started panicking. Some just froze on the spot just to not endure the fuel of nightmare they were gonna see, but some explored, only to find something haunting. A head. A white, shiny head, with the default face, sitting on top of a sharp-ended iron bar. The rust was red, and a dark liquid spurted out of the bottom head. We were so disgusted and scared.  After a few seconds, the lights started to flicker, including my houses. The other players were receiving the same issue, and started to panic. I grabbed my soft and detailed wool blanket, hiding in it. I slowly backed away from the computer, hiding underneath my bed for comfort and safety. We were once teleported again to the game, this time it was peaceful and quiet, like last time. I got up, and the lights stopped flickering on and off. We stayed in our place while some daredevils tried to explore. That was then we found the body of Bill, but this time, it was a real human body. We thought this was a silly mesh with some really good decals placed on it, but whenever we stepped on it, it would move its position. It wasn't like a rag doll, because it felt and moved so realistic. After we tried to fidget and move the body, the atmosphere started to change again. This time it was a very red sky with thought worse than before. The body changed from a sleeping cat wearing a green Minecraft shirt with beige shorts, to a dead and naked body. His stomach was stabbed, with his intestines and other organs peeking out, his head seeming to have bruises and concussions. We were more disgusted now than before. The game crashed, and the game was immediately taken under review. All the players, including me, got a message from the Roblox team. We are very sorry for the inconvenience and the place you have visited. We are currently taking a look at it after receiving some complaints from players. Please message us back on Twitter or a social media site, including some images or descriptions on what happened and what the game contained. Thank you. Roblox. I was never so more relieved to see this message, and seeing the game being taken down. I then received an image from Roblox on Twitter. It was Bill's dead body, holding David, the CEO of Roblox, seeming to cut his neck with the same sharp-ended rusty iron bar, and now, I see it clear.  Bill is still alive.


The egg sandwich hack. Egg sandwiches are one of the best things in the world and this hack I was so excited to try. All right, here we go.  I want this to flip over perfectly I'm putting American cheese on this. I'm gonna put some bacon on here, some hot sauce, fold it up into a pocket Okay, that is extremely satisfying. It smells really good like the best Sunday morning.  There's like a cheesy layer in there Yeah, look at that. I think this is a beautiful thing. I give it a thumbs up


Brilliant's audio presents the unabridged recording of Ada or Ardor, a family chronicle, by Vladimir Nabokov, performed by Arthur Morey. Arkadeyevich Karenina, transfigured into English by R. G. Stonelower, Mount Tabor Limited, 1880. That pronouncement has little, if any, relation to the story to be unfolded now. A family chronicle, the first part of which is, perhaps, closer to another Tolstoy work, Detsdvo i Otrochesdvo, childhood and fatherland, Pontius Press, 1858. Von's maternal grandmother, Daria Dali Dormanov, was the daughter of Prince Peter Zemsky, governor of Brassdor, an American province in the northeast of our great and variegated country, who had married in 1824 Mary O'Reilly, an Irish woman of fashion. Dali, an only child, was born in Brass, married in 1840, at the tender and wayward age of 15, General Ivan Dormanov, commander of Yukon Fortress and peaceful country gentlemen, with lands in the Severn Tories, Severnia Territorii. That tessellated protectorate still lovingly called Russian Estoti, which commingles granoblastically and organically with Russian Kennedy, otherwise French Estoti, where not only French but Macedonian and Bavarian settlers enjoy a Halcyon climate under our stars and stripes. Dormanov's favorite domain, however, was Reduga, near the burg of that name, beyond Estoteland proper, in the Atlantic panel of the continent between elegant Kaluga, New Cheshire, USA, and no less elegant Ladoga, Maine, where they had their townhouse and where their three children were born, a son who died young and famous, and a pair of difficult female twins. Dali had inherited her mother's beauty and temper, but also an older ancestral strain of whimsical and not seldom deplorable taste, well reflected for instance in the names she gave her daughters, Aqua and Marina. Why not Tofana? Sample complete. Ready to continue?


Hello friends, myself Dr. Rohan Ramesh Badaway. I am a gastroenterologist and hepatologist at Manipal Hospital Goa. What is hepatitis B and C? These are viral infections which are mainly affecting the liver. If you see Indian scenario, almost 50 million people are affected by hepatitis B while 15 million are affected by hepatitis C. Hepatitis B is the most common cause for chronic liver disease in our country. It is also the cause for the hepatocellular carcinoma in almost half of the people. Hepatitis C is the leading cause for the cirrhosis of liver in our country. So both these diseases are having huge burden in our country. What are the modes of transmission for hepatitis B and C? So mother to child transmission which is more commonly seen with hepatitis B. It is easily prevented by checking all the pregnant women for the viral markers for both hepatitis B and C. The immunization of the child or the infant after the birth with hepatitis B can prevent the transmission to almost 90 to 95%. Second most common is shared use of reserves and needles mainly in the high-risk population like migrants, prisoners or laborers.  Transmission due to blood transfusion is rare now because of universal checking of the donors with the viral markers. What are the modes of presentation for this hepatitis B and C? So most of the patients are asymptomatic. They develop symptoms only in the advanced stage. So hepatitis B can produce acute hepatitis, chronic hepatitis, chronic liver disease, cirrhosis and finally, hepatocellular carcinoma. While hepatitis C usually presented as a chronic liver disease then leading to cirrhosis and finally they can also be the cause for hepatocellular carcinoma. What are the treatments available? So for both the hepatitis B and C, newer oral antiviral drugs are available. These drugs are very effective almost having efficacy around 95%. So my general advice to the public is all the people should get vaccine for hepatitis B because it almost decreases transmission to 90 to 95%. Second, those who are falling in a high-risk category for this viral infection should get tested with viral markers and if required they can get treated with their concerned doctor.


Hello, everyone. Welcome back to JSA TV and JSA Podcast, live from PTC24 here in Honolulu, Hawaii. Really excited to be here, as you can tell from my shirt, and escaping the cold weather on the East Coast. Well, you're on the Pacific, right? The Pacific side is still pretty cold there, yes. Yes, still pretty cold. You had a faster flight. I'm a little jealous of that. But anyway, I digress. So we've got Andrew Rup here from Janitza. And back on JSA TV, this is a repeat performance, second time, I believe. So we're happy to have you back. Thanks for joining us. Of course, yeah. Thank you for having us. Anytime I can get on JSA TV, I'm always going to jump out the chance, of course. Awesome. Of course, yes. So we want to talk about energy management, Janitza's whole ballgame. So it's really forefront of folks minds here at PTC and the data center industry globally. So how can people best access, analyze, and really report on measurement and energy data? Yes. So Janitza, you know, our focus is bringing in the hardware as well as the analytics software side of things too. So a lot of it is down to the actual circuits, down to the within the facility, all the different branch circuits and monitoring all the different levels of the power distribution as much as possible. So the more data that you can collect from all the different pieces or the different circuits within the facility, the more information or intelligent information you can get in managing that facility. And so from Janitza's standpoint, obviously, we'll be installing our hardware meters on the along the main switch gear, the main electrical components throughout the facility. But also we collected into a software system, energy management software system, so you can analyze that information and make the right decisions, the informed decisions on your facility and the operation of longevity of your facility as well. Excellent. Excellent. So we want to talk energy efficiency as well. And if you could just tell us a little bit about what you're seeing in the market when it comes to ways to help increase efficiency for data center operators. Absolutely. And energy efficiency, of course, is going to be an ongoing focus for any data center out there. The more efficient you get, the better you're operating, the better your performance of that facility is. And so from a Janitza standpoint, it comes down to the data that you're collecting, but also some of the additional avenues that you may not be collecting within the facility there. So of course, there's going to be kilowatts, kilowatt hours that you're focusing on the consumption side of things. But also coming into the power quality aspect, and that's really where Janitza kind of stands out. I think from our standpoint is we want to understand all those little nuances of these electrical grids and all the power quality that happens. So you can have voltage spikes, you can have all sorts of different acting equipment that's out there. But until you're capturing that information, you can't make those decisions to run the facility more efficiently. Another piece that we like to advocate for our customers is monitoring the ground system too, which isn't too common in data centers that so far. So in our facility within our products, let's say, we also have ground monitoring systems that are built into our products. And so not just monitoring the phases, monitoring the neutral lines, but also there's occasions where you can have faulty equipment, where the ground is actually leaking out currents. And that's just wasted energy at that point. Janitza takes a step to build into our devices that ground monitoring feature set as well. Excellent. So those are great ways of, you know, focusing on your efficiency goals, your sustainability goals, and keeping the track on that kind of consumption. Excellent. Excellent. Thank you for that breakdown. Important stuff for data center operators. And while we have you in the hot seat, we always like to ask about trends. So what about data center energy trends in the market right now? What are you seeing? What do you think is hot for 2024? On the talk of the town is around here. Yes. A lot of comes round to AI, of course, that's such a big topic that's been exploding the data center industry, as it's building out throughout the generations here. AI has been a huge piece of the higher density, the higher power requirements of these facilities, the larger facilities, there's a lot more demand with the AI computing than there used to be with just standard cloud computing. Crypto, of course, is another piece that's been pushing out there. But I definitely see a lot of push with the AI world, getting out there with higher requirements of, you know, the power that's needed to run those processors to run those AI computing algorithms, we're going to need a lot more power and also a lot more cooling, a lot more cooling means more power as well. So monitoring the cooling system is another piece that we started to explore with our customers is actually putting in some of these meters on the cooling systems themselves and not just the circus, but also monitoring what kind of cooling is going out there. One of the other pieces that we focus on is in our energy management software that we provide, we can actually pull in other data, not just electrical data, we can pull in the liquid cooling, the liquid pumps, those kind of things, and be able to congregate all that information into one software, one platform. So you can start making those analytical reviews, those reports, and all those pieces that you need to have to really optimize your processes, your optimization of that facility. Excellent. Thank you, Andrew, for joining us. Janita Software is obviously a very critical piece of the digital infrastructure markets and going on right now. So we appreciate you hanging out with us and giving us the latest. So thank you, Andrew, and thank you viewers for watching us live from PTC 24. Happy networking.


When these thoughts are rising up and they seem to be very strong in our awareness, we have to stop, we have to sink inward. I always would do this, just quiet my mind and deep prayer and ask, ask to be shown the love. Only the loving thoughts are true. And everything else is an appeal for healing. And that, if that's the one scrap, if that's the one piece that you can join with, everything else is an appeal for healing, for help. Let me use this moment, let me use this tiny crack in my awareness, in my consciousness, this tiny opening, a sliver of an opening to be carried beyond the belief in attack. Because in the end it's not what seems to happen to bodies or what bodies seem to feel, it's this insane belief in attack. And I know for myself, when I had these intense experiences, I felt like there was no escape, like I was stuck. And I couldn't see anything else. I couldn't see a way out. I was reminded again, very softly, very gently, it was a decision, choice. And then I would be instructed, just think of of anyone, any place, any time where I shared such a moment of happiness and glee, love. And just let my mind open to that love, just to walk through that crack. Remember too, that's a decision always available, always present. So I want us to end this session today by joining together in this prayer, healed perception, seeming situation, but dissolves in the presence of God's love and God's grace.


and welcome to Cooper Union, what's happening with human rights around the world. And I'm Joshua Cooper, host and excited to welcome today the newly elected mayor of Maui, Richard Bissen. Thank you so much for joining us. Aloha, thank you, Josh. Thank you for having me. What was after decades of public service dedicated to the rule of law and justice, what inspired you to decide to run for mayor and continue your years of service? I was inspired by my three grandsons. So there's Lala Kea, there's Naluwahi, and there's Kili Naje. And I was concerned about what our plans are for them to be able to thrive and to continue to live on Maui or in Maui County. And so I thought I could put to use my years of experience in understanding the human condition and in working in the fields that I've worked in. I thought I could use those skills that lived experience to try to help set policy. And again, maybe some legacy for our younger generation. No, and it's true. You brought so many years of experience in so many different ways. We know you've been almost preparing for this role your entire life. I know you've also stayed rooted here in Maui. You're a strong student and athlete at St. Anthony, champion football ship team, and then also student body president. Do you remember any great lessons from student body president back in those days? And how did that help shape some aspects as well with your years at Santa Clara and William S. Richardson School of Law? Yeah, I mean, the best lesson I think I learned was to serve our, at that time, our student population. You know, what can we do to make things better? It was an interesting sort of reason for putting my hand in the ring there, but it was a really good experience working in, I guess, the first form of government that I was around. I wouldn't necessarily say I was necessarily in compliance with all the school rules all the time, but you learn to become, when you're part of the system, you learn a lot from the inside and sort of back of the house, I guess. And for me, it was just being able to work with my fellow students, you know, friends of mine, and being able to, we even did a few things that they come to my mind now that you say that. We opened up a snack shop during the lunchtime so that the students could have a place to pick up some items, I remember doing that. Yeah, it was mostly the interaction. It was a great experience for me. And I think it probably helped me get into college, I think having had that service on my record. It's true, the more you share, it's true, the more you give you, the more you always get. And I remember being student government president as well, and college at UH, and it's those points where you build the relationships. And that's what I think was the core of your campaign. What were some of the exciting lessons? Cause you know, you've been circuit court judge for a long time and then deciding after three decades of public service, what did you learn that was new on the trail? Cause you ran a very innovative campaign. You had a lot of listening sessions. You met with people all over. What were some of the lessons you learned on the trail and some ideas that you also think were very innovative that could maybe go into play in your first term? So I think one of the big lessons takeaways is that people are very passionate about their issue. Not everybody has the same issues. Everybody is very passionate about whatever is impacting them in their neighborhood or their place of work. They feel very strongly and they wanna make sure you know about it and that you will try to address it. Well, they want you to address it. And so that was, what was interesting was to know how many different issues people have and some that you wouldn't have thought of that's like I said, unique to them. It's not the ones you just think of where it's traffic or it's housing or it's issues with tourism and homelessness. You know, people have very unique issues. Like for example, make sure we don't shut down the race track off of, well, I still call it Mokulele Highway, Maui Veterans Highway. I mean, there are people very passionate wanting to have more motocross tracks on certain parts of the island where people can have their leisure activities. People who enjoy hunting or bull hunting. I mean, there were so many issues unique to certain coalition, certain groups that I had not thought about or I don't involve myself in those activities. And so I didn't know about them, but people feel very strongly. And so I think going into the neighborhoods and going into the community centers allow people an opportunity to address their needs and that was probably the biggest benefit of doing this and listens and meet and greets and going into the communities. Because I think oftentimes as leaders, we think we know what issues concern people and we think we know what the solutions are. But in fact, the people who live it every day, here's how I kind of premise some of the questions I asked them, I say to them, I'm sure at home or while you're driving in your car, you say to yourself, if I was in charge, I would do and fill in the blanks. And they'll tell you, this is what I would do. And so it's giving, I'm not sure in the past, we've been asking the right questions to the right people. And I think it's just a pretty simple connection. You ask the person who took the time to come to your event. So obviously they're engaged, they're involved. They left their homes or their jobs to come and hear what you gotta say. And then you turn the table on them and say, you tell me what the topic of tonight is. I don't wanna tell you what I wanna talk about. So at the beginning of our campaign, before the primary, we didn't wanna meet and greets where we felt people needed to know who I was, what I stood for. But the second half after the primary, we shifted that to, well now we want the community to talk about their issues. And then we tried to offer some solutions in a pretty collaborative setting. So I'm not sure I answered all of the question, but those are the lessons learned. Yeah, no, and vision listen is a really good slogan. Can see how creative that is. And it is exciting to really not just ask people what's wrong, but as you said, what they want and what they would do to make that happen. So you can see that you're kind of bringing some of the lessons that people shared about your innovative approach on the bench as the Second Circuit Chief Judd. Seems like everyone claimed you did such a good job at listening and bringing people to be more involved. Do you think you'll be able to take some lessons from that role into the new role as mayor? I hope so. It just makes sense to me. I'm a believer that our solutions are gonna come from our own community. I just believe that. And I believe that people know what's best for themselves or they feel they do it. Now there are limitations. We might not have the money. We might not have the technology. There's something we might be missing. But as far as ideas, there's really three ways you approach most issues to try to solve issues. You throw money at the problem.  You can have an unlimited amount of ideas. You have a limited amount of money. You have a limited amount of human resource. Everybody wants you to shift your labor force from one issue to the next issue or to the issue that's significant to them. And sometimes you can't do that. But you can always use ideas and that's what we were trying to get. I gotta say one thing about business is if I can. So we're sitting around my house one day and I asked, we were talking to my kids about running. And I said, you guys got any good slogans? So my oldest daughter, Sable says, dad, I got one. Listen, listen. So I say to her, that'll never catch on. I say to her, nah, I don't think so. So we started using it and of course that became a big part of our campaign. So I need to send a shout out to Sable. That was her idea. That's great. And that's where politics is even called the kitchen table. That's where all the ideas get going and we know you're very grassroots or terror roots for sure. And looking at the first 100 days, what are some ideas you'd like to get started with coming out of the gates strong? Are there any initial ideas, FDR at its first 100 days, some ideas that you're thinking would be really powerful and be able to take some of the ideas you heard from all those bis and the sins? You know, I hope this answers the question but I think the way all leaders are judged are by who they surround themselves with. And I think for our, to keep our momentum that I think we picked up during the campaign and after the election and even now, I think there's some excitement and I think the excitement comes from a sense of hope that people have. I hear that over and over and over again. So they wanna know, who are you going to have as your advisors? Who are you gonna have as people implementing your policies? So I think the most critical thing to do is to put together a really solid team. And we're, I don't wanna say we're taking our time that's probably not the right description but we've been deliberate. And as I've said to other who's asked this question, you know, we're gonna do a combination. We're gonna recruit people out there who we think are talented and hopefully will be interested. We're gonna retain people who are doing a good job that are currently there who are still interested in serving. And then of course we're gonna take applications from people we don't even know exist as of now. People who are just gonna walk up and say, hey, I got some talent that I got some drive and I wanna join the team. So I think that's what we're gonna be focused on in our first hopefully it won't take a hundred days. And we started doing that already. The charter says you have 60 days from inauguration to name your cabinet. But we hope we can have a good chunk of those folks already in place by the inauguration date because then we can start talking about that a hundred days of work and focus. I had told the public that in our first 180 days we would approve 100 accessory dwelling units. So again, not to kind of jumble the numbers up because they don't really work with the question that you're asking, but I still want us to do that which is why having our directors in place will be important because the way we're gonna succeed in doing that is by having pre-approved plans which I can already have those drafted by contractors and architects, but have three pre-approved plans, a studio or one bedroom or two bedroom and have the permitting already approved for those. So if anyone selects one of those three as a accessory dwelling unit at Cottage and Ohana that we can already approve those and they go out and get their builder and start putting it together. So I mean, that's what I'm hoping we can show that. Again, not that they'd be built in 180 days but they'd be approved because I think that's the quickest way to get affordable housing. I'm gonna have to use that term maybe now in them but I prefer the term come in the housing but that's how we're gonna get our residents into homes is by that's the cheapest and the quickest way to do it. And I hope to continue on the good work that Mayor Victorino has done, that he started, that Mayor Arakawa started that those before us have all put in place because we all know that those long-term that those plans are long-term and sometimes difficult to do in one four-year term. But so the job for the next mayor is to continue whatever good projects that previous mayor has started. Very true. We know we always stand on the shoulders of the ancestors and people that have held those positions prior but it's also clear that you've been a hard worker even skipping a grade in high school. And I know a couple of stories where they were so excited where you even took a night job so you could volunteer during the day at the prosecuting attorney's office. So it's that work ethic also that'll have a huge impact to realize that right to housing, the human right to housing and some of those ideas. And what are some ideas for Molokai and Lanai and Maui and putting those all together as you move forward? Yeah, we're unique because of our people. We happen to have a tri-isle county separated by water or maybe we could say the water is our highways that connect us. But I would say that what's unique about that is that we are different in our lifestyle and our culture and when I make culture, what I mean by that is how we live our daily lives. So I think it is what I mean by that. And they're very unique in each of those settings. There's a certain amount of independence, a certain amount of pride. We see that even here. We could say the West side, the South side, the East side of Maui, each of our communities have very unique, again, histories and lifestyle. So what I hope to do is to run the mayor's office from Molokai, at least let's say two days a quarter. I thought about doing a week per year, but I think rather than do that, maybe every quarter spent two days, a Thursday or Friday, something like that, bring some of the directors over with me, especially those who have a large presence on the island, parks, public works, police fire and have them obviously interact with their staff there and then do some county business, hold a community meetings in the evening and do that for Molokai, Lanai, and Hana, maybe just driving in and out, but same idea, run the mayor's office from those communities where they can come in and exchange and talk. I just want to clarify one small thing. I actually skipped grade school. I wasn't smart enough to skip high school, but I did skip that third grade. And then I was a volunteer and I'm a big proponent of a mentoring program. And I think anyone who gets public funds, who gets grant money from the county of Maui, and again, assuming all of this does not violate any laws is required them to have a mentoring program, at least one, so we can try to keep our people home. So starting from high school, I think we need to reach out to our students and find out what interests them, get them into those fields and develop that relationship that continues on while they're in college, because we know colleges do a great job of recruiting. Those colleges recruit the neighboring businesses on all the big colleges, they recruit them as juniors and seniors and want to get the talent. What we want to do the same thing, we'll start younger and we'll get them in a relationship. So again, they'll find out if they like that line of work, we'll find out if they're good workers. Either way, and then hopefully they'll decide to come back and already have a job waiting for them. We got to develop our own pool of workers. We can't just expect people to walk up and knock on the door and say, hey, can I work for you? So I think we can do a better job of that. So I'm proof of a mentoring program. I was a volunteer in 1984, first year law student, and they didn't have any funds. So the prosecutor's office gave me a full-time volunteer job for the summer. So in the evenings, I worked as a bouncer at the Molly Palms and the Molly B's, just to earn some money. That's great. And it's also true. I mean, I remember growing up in Waianae too, the difference between prison and PhD is passion and being able to really cultivate that and share with people and being able to reach out where you're showing that municipalities really matter. It can be an engine for creativity and also providing purpose. And your approach of intentionality and detail with your cabinet, I think also shows how the deliberations can actually move forward to make democracy more engaging and encouraging for people who maybe have not plugged in for a very long time to politics. I think people pin their hopes and their dreams sometimes on their leaders, whether they're government, business, nonprofit. I mean, I just put a broad category of leaders and people look to leaders for inspiration, for solutions and actually getting the work done. So I'm not missing that point here. I think that people have elected us, our team for a very specific reason. It's not just because they like you. I think it's good that people like you, but it's because they think you can do something about it. They think you are gonna do something about it. And in fact, people will tell you, you better do something about it. And so, the message is loud and clear. And as you said, I've been around government for a long time in the back of the house, running state departments, county departments. So I think I understand how the workflows, I understand dealing with unions, dealing with employees, dealing with budgets, dealing with council. You know, obviously this is a different capacity, but I understand the workflow and I understand what's expected. There's gonna be lots of surprises I realize and things that you don't and can't prepare for. But that's why you put the team together and try your best to anticipate. I'd like us to be as proactive as we can. I'm sure every new mayor says that, rather than reacting to situations. There's certain patterns that we can see in our society that occur. We know there's gonna be a drought. We don't have to be surprised that there's gonna be a drought. So what can we do to get ahead of that? How can we develop water resources? How can we have maybe transport water to certain locations in advance? How can we do things to see the event coming and not react to it when it does come to us? You can definitely see you have a place-based public policy approach, as well as a culturally centered one. Maybe you could share a little bit of some of those cool hobbies you do as well that make you such a renaissance man in doing so many different things throughout your lifetime, but also continuing at this age. I would have to say in my favorite hobby, aligns with my favorite word, pop-off. So that's probably my favorite word in the word to hear, because I know it's coming from one of the three little guys. And so I would say that's probably my favorite hobby, is spending time with them, the three boys. I just get a lot of joy out of that. But when I was more fit and a little younger and about maybe 50 pounds of all, you know, I'm engaged with the Halimoa Men's Group, led by Olohe Kau Nakane Lua and that group. And that's been something I've been involved with over 25 years.  So I think that was a great, what started off as a hobby really became a life, a way of life or a life lessons. I also for a long time worked out with a dear friend of mine, Ayao Kua, as a martial artist in Kajikampo. He was my instructor along with a few other men in the community. I got a lot of joy out of just being around that group of men, the men of Aipilao. That's the name of the style. And then also from Waianae, Uncle Abe Kamahuahua is our genealogy or pedigree. And of course, along with Ayao and some friends, also playing Hawaii music. I've played ukuleles since I was in the fourth grade. I have a small collection of ukuleles that people give to me as gifts so that I picked up along the way. I learned that passion from my mom who was an entertainer and a singer and her family. And so I would say those are probably the things that I do not necessarily in that order, but music would probably be one of those stress relievers and enjoyment. I just recently received a certificate in O'Ponopono after five years of study. And so I'm hoping I could use those. I thought I was gonna use it to help our native Hawaiian families, but I realized I probably have to use it for county government even more. Very true, bringing O'Ponopono would be helpful. And it's also great to have your own Article 24 Right to Rest and Leisure Approach to be able to manage everything happening. We know you just got elected. Here you're leaving for Harvard, for a Bloomberg program. What are some things you're looking forward to that? Is it for just brand new mayors? And what are they aiming to be able to share with you there at that executive program at the Kennedy School? Yes, I was surprised to have been invited. You know, right after the primary, I was obviously one of two finalists for mayor. And I guess because I was the new person in there, this is a program I'm told for mayor-elects or brand new mayors. And it's sponsored by the Bloomberg Philanthropic Foundation, Mayor Bloomberg of New York City, I suppose started this maybe after his term. I don't know when. And it's in conjunction with Harvard Kennedy School of Business, Harvard and Cambridge. But after the election, I realized it was obviously genuine. They reached out again and said, so are you coming? And it's an all expenses paid program through this foundation, the paying for the flight and the program itself. So I'm very excited I leave today and later this afternoon to I get in tomorrow in the afternoon and there's a reception that evening and then there's two days. And they sent us 73 pages of material to review before we get there. And these are mostly scenarios about leadership. I think it's so much specific about mayors who have run their cities, what they learned, what they didn't anticipate. When I was the county prosecutor, which I did for seven and a half years, I went to similar training when I first started. And again, you need prosecutors from all across the country. There's probably over 1200, 1300 prosecutors offices around the United States. And they're all different sizes. Some are one or two persons, some have a thousand in their office. But what you learn is everybody has really the same problems. Their resources are different, but you pick up some really good ideas. And the folks with more resources obviously have a little easier time. The folks who come from smaller communities have to be more creative and innovative. So you learn number one, and this is what I hope to learn in this class and this training, is that your problems are common. They are across the board issues that people have, but the solutions are unique, I think is what you learn.   I don't wanna say it's easy, but if you have a lot of money, you can just pay for things. When you don't, yeah, that's when you can learn from others. Now, we're all gonna be new, the people attending, but the instructors are the ones that I think are going to share with us, because we don't even know what we don't know, I would say. So yes, I'm very much looking forward to it. I know it's the start, but I think it's a great start. You know, it's exciting. I remember at UH, when Dukakis was not able to win the president, he brought the Kennedy model case studies, and it was exciting because you read from people who learned firsthand on the job, but then what'll be exciting for you as well is that peer group that you'll meet and being able to then call on each other afterwards, you might find someone in a similar situation or different municipalities that speaks to you the same way as some of the challenges that Maui faces are common passions as well. So you have this great peer group, and it's good that Bloomberg created this along with his C40 project for climate justice. So it'll be a great way to connect all those issues as well. So wish you the best at the Kennedy School and we'll connect after your first 180 days then going with your calendar. Sure. Thanks though, Josh. Thank you for this opportunity. And I hope to learn a lot from you as well. Mahalo and look forward to the first 180 days and the rest of the exciting term. Mahalo. Thank you. Thank you so much for watching Think Tech Hawaii. If you like what we do, please like us and click the subscribe button on YouTube and the follow button on Vimeo. You can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn and donate to us at thinktechhawaii.com. Mahalo.


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in time and space and in future, in co-operation with Street and Smith, publishers of astounding science fiction bring you dimension X, a star in black velocity swirling by. Inside the case, tiny finite specks of humanity control the tremendous power that impels her so relentlessly toward the other galaxies. Who were these men? What man's fantastic need and desire that caused them to abandon Mother Earth? Adventure to the ends of the universe. Captain Hollis! What is it, Stone? Magnetic storm dead ahead, sir. Any aperture? About a hundred mile gap between elements, sir, but shifting rapidly. Switch on the radar screen, let's have a look. Yes, sir. Say, don't be pigheaded about this. There's a magnetic storm. Are you going to list the lives of all of us just so you can hang your hat on some lousy interplanetary lipid? We know this means a lot to you. Sure, you can be Fleet Admiral if you beat those Asiatic ships to Venus. Value my life just as much as any man aboard this craft. I'll get back to your post. I'll have your court, Marshal. Okay. Okay what, Mr. Stone? Okay, sir. Speak to being a ship's doctor. You're good at that. I'll navigate this dish. Really, Captain?  Get back on the vector. Hips would have landed on Venus and claimed the whole blasted planet. We're in a race, Charles. Well, I suppose they do claim Venus. There's nothing but rocks and jungle anyway. It isn't that. It's the idea of someone beating it. You know, Lewis, I always get a little bit jittery when men are willing to die with symbols. What is it, Lester? Lester, the last that's storm has shifted their arms. Starboard Cyclotron. Aye, sir. You can't make it in time, Lewis. Listen to that radar bounce.  Condition read. Passing your space shield. Do you make it? We've got to make it. Oh, it's one of those asteroids besides the ship.  Doesn't sound good, Lewis. Another five seconds. After that, you'll fall toward the planet. Nobody's going to die. Those asianic ships will be along this way. We can radio to them when they get in range. Earth this way.  When I hit the Earth's atmosphere, I'll burn like a match. Several thousand miles apart. We should be able to talk for another 20 minutes or so at the speed we're falling away from each other. I was thinking about stones. He was right in a different way. Each of us has his own life to look back on. Huh? They come a dime a dozen. There's nothing to be commander of the whole fleet counting on it. Stevie, too, in his own little way. His daddy went out with a ship together as good many years. You never told me what you really think of me. Whether or not you've envied my success. I'd like to know now. We've nothing to do but talk anyway. I have never envied anything except the fact that you're falling back to Earth, Lewis.  I'll skip it. Now, now look here. There's one thing. I had a wife on Jupiter. And I had a wife on things. It has made me swell. What's he babbling about? He didn't know about any of their mothers. Blood of a wife. My wife is beautiful. Understand? Add some trouble, Helen. We won't talk. Stevie, where is he? He's a little guy, isn't he? What do you mean, Helen? You've always seen him. I've been a good father. Nobody can ever say I haven't been a good father. Certainly not you, not after what happened. Don't get this through. I've given him everything a boy should have. He taught him to hunt and take care of himself. I don't want him to be soft. What is it, Lewis? What is there? Sissies are soft. Cryed was soft. Now don't start that business again, will you? But time makes you understand. I understand what you're trying to do. You're like all of them. They want to make you a woman. They want to drain you of your manhood so they can control you. Manipulate you. Now you're talking bellywashing. Let's not build that wall between us.  You ship. Having lunch with the admiral this afternoon. This is an important thing, Helen. This is the most important thing that ever happened to me. More important than going for a swim. If you don't get a chance of being fleet commander every day, you can go for a swim anytime. I know. Hello, honey. Ever since I was a cadet, I've been pointing toward this job. It's big. If I'm a success, you can name your own ticket. Lake House up in Connecticut. Schoford. The final school for Steve. I want you to do it. Now don't be unreasonable. Don't you be unemotional. What? I said don't be unemotional. I don't understand. No, I don't suppose you ever will. Let that quarrel. Why do we always act almost time now? I want to. Goodbye, Helen. Say goodbye to the boy. The same nightmare. Come on. Like this. If you're going to... Leftist, it really is. Off with the media swarms. The others are scattered all over the universe by now. I've had it right for us. I'll be in the orbit soon. It's good to hear your voice, sir. We can reach one another. I should think you'd hate and despise me. What? I could have saved us all by changing course. You did what you believed. Not long, I'm afraid. At least not me. That's a terrible thing. If I told you I'd never put my arms around the boy and let him know how much I loved it, it was nothing but a running away from my own feelings. I had everything I really wanted. All I had to do was reach out my hand. There was Helen, Stevie, pleasures. And I turned my back and looked at the stars. When they came to me filled with their love and their warmth, I ran. I fled to the stars and to the ends of the universe. Other things like that happened to us, Lester. We were going to be divorced. That lucky, Lester. Not many get a second chance. I can see you now, Lester. Mother Earth. Big in a few minutes at this rate. And starting now. I'll burn in a minute. I'll be scattered like ashes all across the land. Funny, that's a useful act, isn't it? To help other things grow? No, I don't talk. A good man, I hope they rescue you. What happened? Maybe I am after all.  He just got a bit twisted. It's alright, that's all. It wasn't your fault. No, no. Almost released. Did you ever get out of a cold shower and feel like a new man? Breakfast in a new day? A beautiful old- I suppose no way we do is to be quite different. Long ago, when you were a tiny, tiny baby, your father and I used to come down here and swim at night. It was the first curl he ever loved. And then somehow, something happened. He got frightened or something and we sort of lost each other. Come here, Steve. What's wrong? I just feel a little chill. Perhaps we'd better be getting back to Mr. Benton. Okay, Mom. Make a wish, Doc. Make a wish. That's the company in cooperation with Stephen Smith, publishers of the magazine Astounding Science Friction. Today, Dimension X has presented Flight of Scope, written for radio by George Lefford, from the story by Ray Bradbury. 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I love when you get a new head. It's unproducible sometimes. Yeah, but funny. It would help if you're Mike with a new your face, too. Yeah. Josh! Mike Torscheep directs you to Corbin. I am Rick. So are you. So do you. You've seen the Sopranos? Yeah. All seasons? Yeah. Okay, don't spoil anything for me. We are binge watching the Sopranos right now. We're almost at the end of season three. No, they all live. No, they all kind of are in an in-between state. One of my favorite moments, Paulie's boy! Paulie's watching this thing about snakes on TV and I think, I don't remember if it's Chris that's next to him or, but whoever's next to him, he says, did you know that snakes, they can have babies without having sex with another animal. They have both genders in them. They got both genders in them.  Ha ha ha ha ha! Yup. Today we got a dance. A dance for us to do! Oh, Fasi Fasi one, Fasi Fasi two, Uganda, Uganda. Read that. Dana Sri Delana, team Anartana Simran Savakumar. And... As a dance team I assume. Yeah, good. And dancer... Dance and dance and dance and dance and machine! I'm trying to see if somebody says what type, next level. I hope they're dancing to Hot Pants by James Brown. Say that. Next level for Barathnathiam. We've seen a couple, we've seen a few people dancing that. I think that's one of them. What's the most popular classical dance form in India? I feel like that is high up there, because I feel like we've seen that a lot. Yeah, I don't know which one is. I know, I personally like Odissi. Oh, why, Rick? Here we go. I love the song too. Beautiful choreography. Matching the music, unbelievable. Unbelievably gorgeous. Oh, hats off to the cinematographers as well in terms of whoever you guys hired for the videography by Subash. Memories by Subash, I don't know what that means. The music wasn't gone. We've reacted to many of their stuff. One of the rock bands that we've reacted to. I don't know if you recognize them. I know you commented on it. Yeah, I commented on the song. Yeah, we've seen it many, many times. Love that band. That was apparently them. But anyways, and the choreographer, it's listed down there. Simran Sivakumar. Fantastic job. Everything about that was amazing. Everything. It was top-notch artistry right there. Absolutely. And I obviously didn't know the interpretation of things physically of what was going on lyrically. Yeah. But obviously with my wife's a dancer, and she loves all forms of dance. She's obviously her training is in Odissi. Loves crumping. And we watch, she's constantly watching dance and showing me things. And we're watching choreographers, the ones that we love and the ones that we don't understand what's going on with their choreography because there's some that we, what it always boils down to is interpreting the music and the relationship between what the dancers are doing and what you're hearing. And great choreographers interpret the songs the way great singers can interpret a song. They do things that match either the feeling of the song or they're matching the rhythm of the song. That was about as good of choreography matching the music you're listening to as you're ever going to see.  Yeah. That was amazing. Really, really, really, really good. They should be very proud of everything about that video. It just came out in the end of March of this year. Two million views. Yeah, should have 200 million. Yeah, it should have way more. And all the dancers did really, really, really well. And they made it look so freaking easy, too. They just made it look like this is, you know, they're like, yeah, we're good, we know. This is what we do. And now we're going to go have lunch. Yeah. Incredible. I'm going to show that to Andrani. Yeah, she might have already seen it, maybe. If she did, she'd want me to see it. Yeah. It's everything well done in terms of like, sometimes you'll see dance, though the dance is amazing, but the video is like, it's just like. Right, it's a static. It's not well-lit. They obviously either knew a choreographer that helped them out or they hired one that did a really good job. And the other thing about that that's really good is sometimes like the competition shows do this all the time where the edits that they're doing are just, it's like, stop it. I want to watch all the dancers. I'm here to watch the dance, not your editing. Yeah, exactly. And this was so complimentary to the choreography and to the dancers. Just exceptional. Yeah. It should be very proud. I can't like critique, obviously.  I don't know the names of the dance move. You just made it. Oh, nice. Is it related to the plie? Yeah, it's Crote, but it's more of the crotch in the region. Ah, so you're plieing only with the crotch. That's how much of a dancer I am, but I would never try to obviously critique them, but in terms of just how it looked, it looked like they were all in sync, it looked like they were all very complimentary of each other. It looks like they were all highly skilled at what they were doing, because it was very gorgeous to just watch. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. And I love the fact that it was almost a rock, a gum, obviously, whom we love and experience a lot of their stuff and love the rockiness feel, but also the Indian feel of the music. Yeah, had the Indian classical music feel, but it had that extra like rock metal punch in it, which was frickin' awesome. Let us know more. Dance from them, from others, from more songs from a gum, obviously. Love them. I would love to be able to see them if they ever came to Los Angeles. That'd be awesome. Yeah, but anyways, let us know more videos we can react to down below.


Hi, everyone. I've had the honour of spending the last 15 years working with young people who are building meaningful projects and communities from coast to coast to coast. And as Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister for Youth, I've been able to take that engagement to a new level and see first hand the incredible work being done by Canadians all across the country. But we're always looking to learn more and always looking to listen. And that's why we want you to share why you're not just the leaders of tomorrow, but leaders of today. Tell us your stories, keep up your incredible work, and happy International Youth Day.


My invention is making this organic inorganic hybrid semiconductor, which is much more faster than the conventional semiconductors used in your mobile phones like silicon. The good thing about this semiconductor is that it's ultra-thin. This kind of ultra-thin hybrid structure is very important for future bandwidth versus. Imagine the motherboard in your mobile phone, which is doing most of the calculations and data processing for you in your device. Our material will exactly replace that in your motherboard and start doing those calculations at a much faster rate. Your mobile phone can actually become a supercomputer. Right now, humans are making about a billion electronic devices every year. What happens to your old phones? They all end up in a landfill. The waste that is being generated affects everyone who's living on this planet. We have the responsibility where technology keeps on growing so that it helps our daily lives become better, but at the same time, it's not harming the environment. That's what the semiconductor does. I have been absolutely lucky and honored to have all the research facilities here in Canberra. I could grow the material, test it, and then show to the world that, yes, we have made this and done this all at ANU.