to the next bit which is basically New Zealand dollar and the surprise hike and the Australian dollar hawkish hold yet we had the Australian dollar kind of set off pretty much after the speech as well as the New Zealand dollar pretty much went to the heavens on maybe an hourly candle and then it was traced all the way back yeah now why good news but bad price action I don't really like to look at things in terms of good or bad but I'm referencing and if any of you have read his book it's a book by Brent Donnelly called you know what I've forgotten the name of it now it's gone from my head it's called it's called the art of currency trading right it's called the art of currency trading and so what I'm going to do is I'm going to share this book let me know if you can see it can you see this can you guys see it yeah brilliant the art of currency trading have a read if you haven't bought it already I highly advise you do and if you you know you've bought it and you've read it once I highly recommend that you read it you know from time to time to kind of refresh yourself and I remember this you know within the book and it's a common I would say it's a common problem it's not not something that's common but it happens from time to time right and it's explained by Brent Donnelly who was a I think a market maker for HSBC and in the book he talks about why would a currency rally on bad news and I'm just I'm just going to read this out it should hopefully shouldn't take too long but it gives it the context and he explains it better than you know I could right so why would a currency rally on bad news there are all sorts of reasons for counterintuitive moves in FX after news and economic releases but the two main ones are the underlying details of the release are not consistent with the headline release yeah so a strong headline but weak details and number two supply and demand not news determine FX rates right and it basically let's look at the two separately and so reversal for a good reason so headline and the details do not match and I'll read this it's only going to take maybe five five minutes to read right and it says it says when when there's a reversal for a good reason the headline yeah and the details do not match so in a situation the reversal makes sense the initial headline looks extremely bullish or bearish but there are details or mitigating factors that offset the headline release and there's an example in it and I don't really miss you unless you really want me to read the the example do you want me to read the example quickly it's probably maybe a couple of pages yep all right in the coir really yeah so it says September 10th 2014 traders wait nervously for the Australian jobs release the market has been expecting a big fall in the Aussie dollar for months and the currency is extremely resilient any sign sorry I'm just letting Ken in so any sign of economic weakness is likely to open the door for the sellers while longs of praying for strong data to keep their profit and loss afloat the Aussie dollar is trading at 9160 the market expects the Australian economy to add 15 000 jobs and economists forecast a range from minus 5k to plus 35k so that's the range right so they expected to add 15 000 that's the range um traders in New York are eating their dinner with one eye on the conversation at the table and another eye on their smartphones fx apps uh fx app while traders in Singapore Sydney Hong Kong and Tokyo hunch over their keyboards everyone watches the seconds tick off until the number is finally set to come out three two one the number hits the screens the result kaboom 122 000 jobs right and it was expected at what 15 000 jobs the strongest jobs number in the history of Australia that's a massive number right Aussie dollar spikes 60 pips instantly from 91 60 to 92 20 and shorts cover in panic paying off paying any offer they can algos go limit long Australia to capitalise on their calculations that show such a huge beat means Australia oh the Aussie's dollars should go up at least one percent so buyers are frantic and the Aussie dollar trades wildly back and forth between 92 and 92 20 for 90 seconds or so trying to find an equilibrium then after about three minutes wait what's this full panic on the trading floor as a new red headline hits the wires so Australian Bureau of Statistics says methodology change has distorted jobs data in other words the release is meaningless most of the shorts have already been obliterated and anyone who is long is now badly caught traders in a position of strength see an incredible opportunity to get short on the Aussie dollar as Aussie dollar goes down down down check out the chart in figure 10.7 and this is a 10-minute chart of the Aussie dollar around the Australian employment report 10th of September and 11th at the 2014 so you can see it goes up then all of a sudden the headline comes out and they fade the strength fade the strength they fade the news so this type of scenario provides a tremendous opportunity for profit to anyone who is paying attention and is ready to act quickly and forcefully look at how the Aussie dollar went straight down after the spike falling 1.5 percent over the next few hours so that's really one of the scenarios which can cause you know a great headline but the details may not you know be may not support the headline right or the headline might be a bit too too bullish or too bearish and the devil is in the details hence the reason why I always say regardless and I've been saying this for years regardless of the headline you know just wait and read the data because um you know sometimes yes we get you know massive numbers but even if we get massive numbers we always have some sort of pullback if it's caught the market offside you'll typically have a pullback and as long as the fundamentals haven't changed if they have changed you can kind of assess from there and so um I haven't traded the news and pressed buy or sell on the news in a very long time it's been I can't remember the last time I did maybe over a year um now where I've actually pressed buy or sell maybe even longer than that and so um you know I always say the devil's in the details so just wait for the news to come out let it you know settle and again there are times this is just my opinion by the way I can't tell you what to do but just my opinion and um you know if it's good numbers you can always get in at some point anyway I know we want to get in at the absolute lows but there's always going to be a pullback at some point anyways and then the second thing is there's a reversal for no reason right and this happens oh quite a lot and I say quite a lot but um it happens from time to time uh the other type of reversal on news is more confusing it occurs when the news is unambiguously bullish or bearish and the market goes a logical way at first but then reverses for no uh understandable macro reason perhaps large buyers were waiting on their sidelines and want to use the sell-off following bad news to buy attractive levels uh when price reverses after big news the what is more important than the why if a currency is rallying hard after bad news don't worry too much about trying to figure out why it's rallying the fact is that uh sorry the fact that it is rallying on bad news is all the information you need counterintuitive reactions to data can give you an important information about the underlying supply and demand um and then rule eight is basically your effects is that it doesn't always have to make sense that's really important sometimes you know not everything is going to make sense and then it says the media's job is to tell the story around every market move yeah and even the best journalists cannot always come up with a coherent narrative it doesn't always have to make sense and it talks about um an example of that uh I can read the example it's only a few more pages if you want me to or do you guys get the do you guys get the um you get the uh the point yeah you guys get the point or do you want me to read it actually that's to say do you want me to read it yeah go on mark says all right then cool you got there first right so the setup um september 19th 2014 the market has been long dollar CAD since one dollar and now the pair is trading at 110 spot traders and hedge funds are keen to add to long dollar positions but if canadian cpi is out today and traders are nervous um a strong number could increase the odds of an interest rate hike by the bank of canada see how see this has been going on since 2014 anyone who says that fundamentals don't work right they're absolute bonkers anyways a strong number could increase the odds of an interest rate hike by the bank of canada and so a strong cpi is bearish for the dollar CAD makes sense right buying a CAD over the dollar the median economist forecast for core cpi is 1.8 with the lowest estimate of 1.5 and the highest at 1.9 so anything above 1.9 is a is big and above 2 is a blockbuster so new york traders put their starbucks somewhere safe so they won't get knocked over when they lunge for the buy or sell buttons while canadian traders do the same with their tom hortons dollar CAD traders around the world count down seconds as they wait for the data to hit the screens 3 2 1 result blamo the number comes out and it's 2.1 higher than the highest forecast dollar CAD immediately plummets from 109 80 to 108 95 but then suddenly there's one wave of buying then another wave and another and less than four hours later dollar CAD is all the way up sorry all the way back to unchanged figure 10.8 chart shows so that was similar to what we saw today on the on the New Zealand dollar right and the New Zealand pairs all right so 10 minute dollar CAD chart around the release of cpi number september 18th 19th 2024 there was no fundamental or macro reason for this reversal in price this is a classic bad news good price setup there was a very there was very bad news for the dollar CAD but it could not hold on to losses and reverse nearly immediately for no known reason this is bullish price action I don't know about that but yeah now look at figure 10.9 to see what happened after you can see in the first chart that the dollar CAD rallyed right back to the news pivot level the 109 80s the news pivot became resistance for a few hours and then it broke zoom zoom dollar CAD trended higher to 1070 and so that was where we were before prices kind of came down then it went you know further up right 30 minute dollar CAD chart showing what happened in the days after the cpi release September 18th 23rd 2014 always be on the lookout for moments when things don't move the way you would expect them to this is counter intuitive price action this counterintuitive price action can provide clues as to future direction to economic releases are just one type of news trading opportunity now let's look at another central pet meeting it's okay so what's interesting as well right what's interesting this goes back to in fact what I was saying in with regards to the auctions yeah and prices remaining in auctions now what you will find what you can find is that for example this I don't know what obviously happened further on but let's say for example it's a 30 minute chart but let's say as we know the market trades in auctions yeah so this was the move here of course went to the downside then reversed yeah now the banks could probably maybe have possibly forecasted an absolute high for the dollar CAD as being somewhere around there and that might be what was that 110 109 109 so 109 110 that's maybe about 150 pips 160 pips right that's a 160 pit move right in and in when it when it comes to like auctions am I right about that 109 yeah to 110 to one yes about 160 170 pit move right so but in the grand scheme of things yeah if we know that banks trade in auctions and and providing that obviously you know there wasn't any any news that was you know stronger for the for the dollar right this is probably just clearing out a whole load of potential stops above it dragging traders into hot water drawing traders going going going long yeah reaching the top of the actual auction yeah and then potentially you know to the downside and again I don't know what happened fundamentally but I've seen this happen several times over the past with the years that I've been trading where you get really good news or really bad news and prices actually go beyond that right and let's say for example this might have been a an interest rate hike yeah an interest rate hike for the cat right and it's positive for the cat now anything if prices go above that you have to consider that to be bargain price especially especially if for example the dollar is not hiking rates yeah if it is hiking racing you've got two central banks that are hiking rates then it's probably within the realm of the market just pricing in what the exchange rate is between the two banks and it looks like a massive move on a 30 minute but if you was to zoom out and probably look at that on a maybe a a daily timeframe chart it might just count as maybe two you know or three daily candles right that might be one day that might be one day another one day that's it and it moved 160 pips that's nothing yeah and so yeah it's all about just understanding where the auction is and just where it might be and within the realms of possibility yes you can get some good news unexplained you know price action after that news but does that mean that A fundamentals don't work and B that you know you're wrong about you know the trade idea these things do happen it's nothing we can do about it as long as we you know mitigate the risks to the downside for example when we're losing and we don't you know leverage too much what we're looking for then is just opportunities to potentially you know go short at some point at major levels and just following the plan right and so yeah that's pretty much how it ties into the you know auctions and understanding auctions and we saw that today on the on the Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar right where I bet a lot of you were thinking to yourselves oh my days what's happened you know we had you know better than expected we had better than expected interest rate hike for the for the New Zealand dollar right surprise half point rate hike which was excellent news yet on a price chart you got the opposite happen where you had this I'll trade compare it with the New Zealand dollar right where you had this move to the upside and then to the downside and so again that is actually within the point I'm trying to make right here is actually within that auction yeah so potentially that rate hike was probably priced in also as well just from a supply and demand perspective one second you also remember this if there's not enough liquidity to the upside yeah meaning that there's not enough if you're a buyer and this comes into the supply and demand equation and liquidity yeah if you're a buyer you need enough sell orders at these orders right in order to facilitate the buying and if there's not enough liquidity this is what would be known as liquidity all these sell orders to facilitate you know the amount of buying that needs to be done now if there's not enough buy orders sorry sell orders above the market for there to be buyers then the market will seek the sell orders and the liquidity below the market yeah and can you imagine how much liquidity was below this price when there was a surprise there must have been a ton right there must have been an absolute ton of liquidity because everybody everybody was recording that person and stop video right there must have been a ton of liquidity below the market correct if everyone's going long on that surprise and it didn't follow through from a supply and demand perspective it was probably the fact that the market then wanted this or it could be a bigger narrative who knows but don't take it as you're wrong for going long on a surprise yeah don't take it as you you know you're you're you did the wrong thing because these things do happen and historically we've seen it happens right in 2014 it happened and so you know it's happened pretty you know several times since then and so it is what it is right you're buying actually as well when you think about the New Zealand dollar at what at highs the highs of this auction right the highs of that auction and you consider where everything is you're buying the New Zealand dollar right here who wants to buy the New Zealand dollar here I mean some people do and this could have easily have gone to the moon right this could have but ultimately it still wasn't the best place to buy it regardless objectively if that move would happen somewhere down here you can imagine the upside potential because that would have been at the bottom of the auction that would have been at the bargain that would have been expensive for the dollar but you know for the for the for the US dollar and a bargain price for the New Zealand dollar and it that's another really important point yeah the important point is I mean you can trade the newsmark you can definitely trade the news but what I would say is if you are just be careful about where you are as well that make that's a that's a really big point is that if you see prices trending you know to the upside before the news and then even you know then there's good news that comes out yeah for that same pair just be aware that the move has probably already been priced in to some degree yeah and yes prices can go higher but you could go lower before you go higher yeah um what would I say yeah just kidding no no no yeah but it can be dangerous and again I'm not here to tell anyone to not trade the news right because you know you could find a way and it's profitable but for me I've always just taken as it always but I've over the past maybe a year or two I've taken the opinion that I'd rather just wait for the dust to settle and then manage to get back in do you know I mean at at a later date as prices you know potentially come down right or come back to that area uh Daniel says I've been scratching my head about these types of moves so many traders uh still do ask the what yeah why what what the f I'm so happy I know about what liquidity hunting is yeah it brings sense and confidence and it does right and you're not always thinking to yourself you know I mean again no one's going to know what what it is at all times right these are market participants that are um you know there they're in their thousands loads of lots they've got their reasons for buying or selling etc but just know that obviously they're not infallible in terms of um you know bargains are bargains at the end of the day and if the um the New Zealand dollar they if they're projecting the New Zealand dollar to to be maybe a you know let's say for example the 66 cent area in the next maybe three to six months yeah then they know that you know any kind of pullback is going to be a bargain and prices might continue falling who knows but the point being is that even if it falls down to to this area here remember this area here from an auction perspective this is all being priced in yeah this is all being priced in and all you're doing is trying just just to look for where those potential higher highs are where the bargains are and from there you know where the setups are whether it's stock hunting whether it's cprs whether it's daily demand supply zones you know that's what you're looking for always wait for the pullback always wait for the pullback and try and resist the urge to potentially fomo if you can um right so with that being said uh i don't know if any of you have read the news but um yeah so uh don't think there's anything in here that that we don't necessarily know uh the i think the what it is is that um they from what i've read the rbnz probably are likely to hike one more time by 25 basis points but um it's not a guarantee or a given right because all central banks um are coming to a a hold or a pause in their rate hikes of course inflation you know if inflation persists yeah then um you know it will they would be forced to kind of hike and you can see here that inflation has kind of stayed around this uh this uh seven percent level just above seven percent so they're trying to um you know the official cash rate they're hiking hiking hiking to try and get this to come down so if it starts to come down naturally by the next um you know meeting or before the next meeting then it takes the chances off the table that they are likely to hike but you know the consensus is right now today that they are probably likely to hike at least one more time at their next meeting uh the rba rba low says


I'm trying to think how I can word it because it's really just a feeling that I feel Everything that I have is just two years ago And in a way you still kind of tell them the same story if that opportunity opened up I would play but I'm still kind of battling that battle It was a historic night in Springfield senior Bill Kees Abdul Kadeer blue Rebecca Lobo scoring record out of the water Basically, I literally graduated went home gathered on my bags and went to the airport So that's how fast things were going. Where's Bill Kees? Right here stand up Bill Kees just so that we I want everybody to know She's got heels on she's five five as an athlete on her way to Memphis Bill Kees is an inspiration not simply to Muslim girls She's an inspiration to all of us Bill Kees Abdul Kadeer has been invited to the program combines these events Give the top college seniors in the country a chance to be evaluated by foreign coaches I wasn't ready for what was about to happen. You know, like I was just trying to play For the first time in her playing career Bill Kees Abdul Kadeer has hit a roadblock basketball's governing body Feeba has ruled that bands players from wearing equipment that may cause injury to others including headwear hair accessories and jewelry In the wake of terrorist attacks in Paris and San Bernardino for these historic figures Just as for the other five million plus Muslims in the United States This is an especially visible month of their faith and world events of equity cross-american society Making this question a complex one to answer. What is it like to be a Muslim athlete in the United States today? It's hard being a young Muslim woman in America It takes strength to walk outside and look different than everybody else. I pray that it gets better, but I think you know, there's so many mindsets That would have to be changed People kind of look at you different when they see Muslim women They have this stereotype that they're quiet that they're submissive that they're not supposed to do these certain things Everybody thinks yeah, it's just a sport But when I play basketball I worry about nothing it takes me out of real life I was gonna finish school. I was gonna play basketball. I was gonna do all this stuff. And now it's just like a huge question mark Right now. I don't know who I am. Am I anybody without basketball, you know, am I still myself? I'm just gonna go ahead and give you all a brief history of myself I'm born born and raised in Springfield, Massachusetts, which is also the birthplace of basketball That's also where the basketball Hall of Famance. So if you're ever up that way, go check it out I am the youngest of eight. So I have four sisters and three brothers in which we all played basketball So I like to say that it was kind of the nature me to pick up the ball and play I Am the daughter of two People who converted to serve so my mother converted and she was very young My father as well. My Umi was raised a Christian My siblings and I were all born and raised as Muslim So again basketball was the sport that we played in Springfield in a lot of ways basketball was the only way for us to Get out and get an education and I remember a specific conversation that I had with my Umi one day Was myself and my brother right above me We were kind of the last two to kind of go off and you know, get ready to go to college or prepare And I was around 12 years old and she looked she looked at us that in our faces and she said look She said I can't afford college. So you're gonna have to figure it out You have to get a scholarship whether it's academic whether it's to a sport. So, um, you know, kind of I need your help You know, I need you guys to help out. So how do they love my brother and I both received full scholarships to college to universities My brother went to family college in Boston and then I Played at the University of Memphis, but that day something hit me When my Umi told me that, you know, of course mothers are always really the backbone of the family And I didn't want to see two of my father's struggle financially I've seen it and so my goal was to play basketball and be good at it So I remember Sleeping with the basketball I remember watching my brother's play and trying to do every move that they did Repetitive over and over again. I'll be outside up and down my My block dribbling the ball and wherever I could find a basketball to move like that's where I was and Tell me that my father I remember cemented to put our first in our backyard and still there to the states I'll rest it up, but that's where we played a lot And so again, that was it for me like I chose basketball. That was the sport that I committed all my time to My parents and I traveled from Many too many places just so I can play they invested a lot of their time in it because they saw that I loved it And it was a huge passion for me And like I said in that film, you know, when I stepped on the court It was a place where you forget about everything like it was my stress reliever When I was going through things I wanted to play and it just took your mind off a lot and Growing up Just being born an African-American in a Muslim is tough because you have to prove yourself in a lot of different ways You have to prove yourself to the Muslims who are African-American You have to prove yourself to the people who work on Muslim that you fit in And that's just a normal human being But I remember the place where I felt most comfortable being a Muslim being a Muslim woman and Being African-American was on the court because when you play a game, you're out there to win There's just nobody really going back and forth about what you look like or what you're wearing at that point That ball goes up and you tap it and it's time to play so When I was a freshman in high school, that's when I began to wear hijab I'm gonna tell you I Didn't want to do it. I Did it because I didn't want my Umi to be upset. I didn't want to be upset upset I have older sisters who you know, everybody has their family and everybody choose their own path so I've seen my Umi get disappointed at some points and You know, the worst thing you want is that disappointment from your parents So I remembered, you know all the women that I see growing up had hijab Or hijab so I'm like, I know I had to do it but I didn't understand it I didn't like it. It took me like two weeks to go to school. So I forgot to mention. I was home schooled all the way up until 8th grade and So my first year in like a public school, I was uncovered. I looked like everybody else that next year here I am Randomly happened kind of in the middle of the school year and so it took me two weeks to go back to school I was sick every morning because I was like Umi. No, I'm not ready She's like, but when are you gonna be ready? I'm like, I don't know. I don't know And I remember going to school the first day wearing hijab and my head was down on my desk People were asking like what's wrong? I tried to wear hood Of course the teacher's like, oh, you can't wear hood in school and I'm like, I already looks like that What's the difference? And I remember it was a struggle. It was a struggle and again once the basketball season hit and I showed up all covered up the first game people were confused like is that the same group from last year and They figured out of course It was me and that's when things kind of started to take off, you know, I was like it I was well-known one because I was pretty good at it. I was scoring a lot of points You know, I was getting recognized for that and then on top of that just looking different And so at a young age being what 14 15 having that pressure having that image To uphold as a young Muslim woman It's challenging especially Growing up as a Muslim When you're when you're born into it, you can't choose it So as a person who converts to a sign That's what you that's what your choice is. You chose to be Muslim So for us young people or the generations who have been born into a sign for us, it's time to it's like It's like, you know autopilot. We know that we have to pray We know that we have to fast We know all these things like it's just second-hand nature, but we don't understand why and as a young person We don't understand why that's just the truth and At some point just like somebody who converts to a sign you're gonna have to choose it So when I first chose this time was when basketball was taken away. I Was known as the Muslim girl who plays basketball I was known as that girl with the scarf who plays But my image was the Muslim Cooper. So when basketball was taken away, I was just a Muslim so for me, I'm like man, am I doing that part right am I being a Muslim and I realized when I hit that crossroad like I said in that joke I had to make a decision and I felt the most stress or Some type of little I guess out to depression something like that when I was going through that time in that film early on Just figuring it out like question and everything like is it time for me like why would a lot take away something that I love? I didn't get it for the same reason that I was doing it. That was my contradiction So I was both known for being a hijabi for wearing hijab while I played basketball and then that same hijab Was the one that kept me from reaching my dreams So I was torn. I'm like it was not adding up It's not adding up. I was ready to take it off. I didn't express that to anybody now It's probably the worst thing that I could do. I didn't know who to tell. I didn't know who to talk to People will come up to me all the time and say why don't you just take it off and then put it back on after the game I'm like man, that sounds logical and that at that moment. I'm like, no, it's not that easy like it's just not You know, I'm kind of lying. It's just not that easy No, it means a lot to me and it really didn't mean a lot to me at that point The job didn't mean a lot to me at that point I didn't understand for it to to mean something to me And so I remember the last resort that I felt was that I prayed and that I realized that there was no person No organization, whoever could help me get over this hope that I was battling whether to choose my side Already or whether it was gonna be basketball So I remember for the first time and my 23 years of life. I have a long I have been praying I Prayed for the first time I felt it I Remember praying and I remember where I was I was in my room I was in I was in I was in grad school and I'm in my room and I'm just like battling with it With the job just like what why am I gonna do this? And I went to shoot you to do it and I started crying and I'm like, oh, this is brand new I don't cry in my life, but at that moment I realized that I needed a lot. I Needed him because there was nobody else doing it for me and It was the craziest feeling that I felt and I pray that I you always want that feeling it felt like something was being pulled At my heart and I don't know what it was But I know that I finally felt my prayer and I finally realized that you know what? Everything that I was questioning. Let me write back to a lot everything So for me, I remember the next day Was probably going to basketball practice And I was struggling with wearing hijab, you know, there's all these different styles now But for me, I was wearing like the turban style Every day and I remember going to a game. I think And at that moment, I was trying to fix it. I was trying to tie it up. It was just not going on right I'm like, what is going on? It just wasn't tight. I'm right. I put it around and it was like perfect So I go out public Everybody at the game. Oh my God. She's really so pretty. I've never said or they weren't saying much. I'm sorry But there's oh my gosh, Casey. That's my name and you look so nice with it that way I like we were ready to start that way. I'm just like Really? I never wanted this way in front of people because I was just so afraid to do it always when I prayed or went to the Bastion but never in public and At that moment, I was just showing me little signs. I'm like Why are all these people thinking I'm pretty? I think I look terrible with it this way I really did for all the time when I first started wearing the job I'm like, I don't want to wear it like this because I just didn't feel pretty but After that's a lot why why I cried. I'm like, you know what? I need to just stand up and do this, right? Because then I was getting emails and tagging pictures and social media of little girls With their VTAP on with their little tights in a basketball game saying that they wanted to be just like and I'm like You see you have to step outside yourself. Like it's no longer about me. Like this is bigger than me and I realized that If I don't stand up, I was the only one in that position only one and What I realized is and what I try to spread when I'm doing these speeches like never in my life that I do I'm out speaking in front of people It's so to be up here in front of you and sharing your weaknesses You have to be vulnerable and I wasn't that type of person like I didn't want anybody to see me cry Now I'm just surprised they back out of time But it's crazy the path that allow clothes to give you a better one And I know that being a young Muslim woman I can only speak for for women right now because the pressures that we face brothers You don't understand You don't understand what it's like to go outside and look different and I said that if you don't understand And the law did this for a reason Because you all have to to blend in a little bit to do what you do for us But at the same time we bear so much weight just by walking out with you Davon and so what I can ask from you all is to support us During our struggles or during times when you we feel the heat from the media or whatever the case may be But as young as some women we have to do what we're supposed to do And I know it's hard because we want to feel pretty we want to fit the mold kind of that is shown on Instagram or whatever else But a lot is protecting us through how we're supposed to dress and how we're supposed to act and what we're supposed to say Like it's protection and it took me forever to figure that out Four years ago. I always say I felt like I became Muslim when I prayed that's a lot But I knew a sign for a long time, but I've never felt it in my heart until a lot tested me So basketball was my first test of life I had to figure out that it didn't the ball meant a lot But it didn't mean that much for me to stand up on a dead judgment and get questioned and say Why do you take any tap off? like I Couldn't answer that in my head.  It still doesn't add up That's how I knew And so for us as young people and even as adults We have to give a lot of his time and that's what I figured out that was gonna help me get through I Looked at something. It was a post I said this to the girls earlier. I can't that we have our whole day and I'm gonna ask you how many how much time do you think we spend praying throughout the day? Include your son those or whatever if you pray some how long do you think it it takes? So I don't hold that so my daughter number 20 said 25 okay somebody else 30 so what I read 48 minutes So we have a whole day and a lot is asking us for 48 minutes, but when we pray Sometimes we don't and if you do it's love I'm going through the positions all crazy not letting our bones rest in each position We're rushing through and we have 48 minutes to pray five in the extras There's no way we can't make time for a lot And I was just here earlier. There's your mind brother that would give you his hookup And essentially that's what he was saying like are we preparing for what we should be preparing for? Or are we too busy trying to fit in? And I see it all the time and I know what it feels like as a young Muslim girl to want to fit in I know what if well what I see for young boys young men. Do you want to fit in? We have to let it go like what we do is for the sake of a lot and that's it That's it and it's hard to understand. I battled with it every day. I battled with it every day It's like always an inner battle man You want to do something but you know you can't And it's scary. I know it's scary being in college being the only Muslim on your team Really being surrounded by non-Muslims all the time is the hardest thing because you fall in With them so easily so easily It's so easy to just slip up and do what they do and you don't even think that is wrong You start to make excuses. Oh, no, it's just a little bit of this is fine I can go there is fine, but it's not and at some point you have to stop it So I know for us It's time to not be afraid to be Muslim. You have to pray in your office praying your office Brothers if you want to wear a kufi or a thode to see how it feels For us to walk outside feel different do it Like why not grow your beard? Do whatever you have to do to be Muslim Right now we're afraid to be Muslim sometimes and it's I know it's hard, but we can't be that anymore We're the only faith that has a set Set rules set laws to follow The only faith left That has that And we take it for granted So What I have to say what my main message is is to really it starts with prayer. That's it Bring five times a day and doing it and trying to feel it and you have to fake it till you make it Because sometimes you're in Salah and you're thinking about a thousand different things You might need to pray it again. I felt like I need to do that a few times a lot of times But it starts with Salah and I know for me. That's what brought me back to my deed and my assignment and again It's still a struggle every day every day is a struggle Trying to trying to kind of find your way but I know that Keeping a lot first is what keeps me going Understanding that whatever he has planned is what his plan is and we cannot change it very much I know do I can change a lot of things But accept the things that happened and it took me a while to accept that I wasn't going to be a basketball player That's what I thought Still to this day. I'm probably going to get the question. So I'm going to answer it now Am I going to play? Just in october FEMA has removed the rule and made it effective so that not only Muslim women but Jewish men who are young kids can play seek men who wear turbans can play So it's not only benefiting the Muslim community. It's benefiting a lot of others. However, um I don't know. I've already started life in a way It's been three years since I competitively play. I still play every once in a while But it's just tough. Like am I going backwards? um I can say that if the right opportunity presents itself And you know, that's what I'm supposed to do. Then I'll probably take it up But you know a lot knows best right now I know I feel at ease to know that I pray that Allah just puts in place what's best for myself and my family so um and then my main goal with the whole Muslim girls who too while I'm here this weekend is that um I want to use this for the basketball like I could help me Just break down walls Because I remember stepping on the court even in college and people yelling out all types of crazy stuff to me I would be dead silent on a free throw line And Somebody would yell out. She's wrapped in a king size sheet. I remember that First of all, that's a terrible joke. What are you? What? Also another person said um that looked like Osama bin Laden's niece Don't know what his niece looks like. So I don't know where he got that from just terrible jokes But I realized that you know, when I did walk into gyms I got a lot of stares a lot of people nudging the next person next to them and pointing and laughing I would be so mad. I'm it Took still today. It still is hard for me to just smile and keep it going try to you know, keep the sun together But when I was on the court, I would go to my teammates like y'all I'm gonna slap somebody I'm sorry, but I'm tired of everybody looking at me crazy But I realized that when they saw that I could play Those stares and all those blank looks they would come up to me after and they would turn into questions like oh Um You're a great player, but why do you have that on so for me? I had a process like you know what? Can you see this is actually a point where you can give your dollar And it was so easy just for me to shoot a basket and then somebody come ask me Why do you have that on and that's where it all started every time? Why do you have that on and that you know that conversation goes and it just takes off My teammates I would be the a lot of the times my teammates especially in college They'll be like you're the first Muslim person I've ever met They'll be like I didn't know y'all were cool Yeah, because I'm not human so But it would be so cool I would I would even have teammates come with me when it was time to pray I would leave practice or we'll be on the road traveling and I'm like all right I gotta go pray and just to respect that I have for myself and that I have for style Even before I had my change and my genes and identity and all of that They would always be quiet when they would walk in the locker room They'd like he's just pretty all be quiet or we all lived in the same apartment If I didn't have my job on and they had a friend coming over and they'd like oh no you can't come in They'd like why my friend ain't covered yet and then you know, they'll let them in after I'm together So just to respect that you have for yourselves around you're not Muslim peers Even your Muslim peers set the example But I want to have my teammates come pray with me Can we pray with you and I and I was like or can I watch you and I'm like it's weird But yeah, just stay to the side And then there will be some of my teammates just wanted to feel something maybe like you can I pray with you? I'm like, yeah sure and I remember this we were in like What is that place called where you have all the arcade arcade games? It's huge I don't know if they have this here. Anyway, we were there. I had to go pray in the back room They left the games that they were playing to come pray with me and They booked and they're like, I don't know what you were saying But I felt something and I'm like, that's a lot in my head. I'm like shoot. That's a lot I don't know what it is But literally that happened what three and a half years ago. My teammate who prayed with me at that moment Messaged me randomly. We don't talk every day and she said Kisi I remember that day I prayed with you and she said that was the most piece I felt ever in my life And it was like spun a lot like you don't know how much you have an impact on people just being you So inshallah you all can take something from this what I want you to do when you leave is when you pray This goes for everybody. I still challenge myself is to pray and pray past Send an alarm for 10 minutes.


OK, so what is this game about? What is this game about? So this game can be used to improve sentence building. It's a really, really fun game. And this is how it works. So the teacher writes, again, a category or a topic on the board. So you need to have, again, like we did with our fruits right now in the example, you need to have a category. And you write that on the board or you just say what the category is. And then you need something like an item to act as a hot potato. For example, I'm going to use this little bear today.  So you bring that in. So you write down a category. Then you have this hot potato that you pass around the classroom, right? So it goes from student to student to student to student. And then when the teacher, when you say positive, the student holding the hot potato in their hand needs to make a positive sentence that fits into the topic on the board, okay? I'm going to show you an example in a minute. Then the student would say the sentence. If it's correct, great. Then we move on. We pass the hot potato, we pass the hot potato around. Then the teacher says negative. Then you guessed it. The student needs to make a negative sentence that fits into that category or the topic. All right. Now the third one, crazy. Same thing. You continue passing around the hot potato. Then when the teacher says crazy, the student holding the hot potato, they can create a sentence however they like. And usually what I like to do with these kinds of games, you know, you really encourage the students to make a really crazy sentence, right? Because then it's funny. Everybody's laughing. They have a good time. Obviously don't use any like bad words, curse words. No, nothing like that. But you can make any like funny, like crazy kinds of statements that's usually really fun for the students. Okay. Now let me show you how it works. Let me show you an example. For example, the topic is in your free time, okay? Really good topic. And then we just play the game. So, and somebody you can yell out into the comments, positive, negative or crazy. Somebody, the first person who yells it out is your choice. Okay. Let's see. Give me one. Positive, negative or crazy. Put that into the comments. Okay, great. Candice. Negative. Okay. So I'm holding the hot potato. Teacher says negative. So I make a sentence that fits with the topic in your free time. So for example, in my free time, I don't like to do homework or housework. It's a negative sentence. I don't like to do. I don't like, okay. For example, so that's a good sentence for that, that fits the topic. Okay, great. Moving on. Now let's do another one. Positive or crazy, please. I hope this doesn't make too much noise in front of the mic. Good. Yes, Margaret. In my free time, I don't like to play football. Good. All right. Elisita says crazy. Okay. I have the hot potato and the teacher says crazy. So now I could make a really crazy sentence. For example, in my free time, I like to bake a two meter giant chocolate cake with my mom. That's crazy, right? Something like that. And then usually the students are like giggling, laughing, it's funny. Yeah. And then Juliana. Positive for example, in my free time, I love to go to the park with my dog. Something like that. Okay. And then you would continue this on until every student gets chosen or got to make a sentence at least once, typically. So yeah, that's the game. Super fun again. And this really encourages the students to make sentences. And what's really important with this game, try to really have them make full sentences. As we all know as teachers, sometimes our students, they just say a word or two, but really tell them like, no, make a whole sentence. In my free time, I did a, did a, and then they have to say the whole sentence. So for example, in my free time, I watch Korean dramas. Yes, perfect. Or in my free time, I love to go to the beach. Perfect. Yes. Yeah. So that's how that game works. I think it's really fun. Yeah. And it's also fun because the students, they have an actual thing in their hands. They always really like that when they can touch something. And that also really encourages learning and gets their brain and bodies like moving together. It's really helpful. Juliana says in my free time, I like to ride my bicycle. Yes. Good. For example. Yeah. Thanks so much for watching. We are ITTT, the leading provider for TEFL and TESOL training courses. If you like this video, please subscribe by clicking the button down here and click on any of the videos here on the left for more interesting teaching tips for getting certified to teach English abroad and online.


SPSB Adito Kwezi, a submit. Bro, mi me pika wapia applications. Application mi ni overweld bana. Ya, wuna watwa Kuransu julmidi adia. Yah, maza mi ni overweld bana. Hei, yu mi ni overweld. Yeni, ni piga bai surprise, ndi piga bai surprise bide. Sana, because, I want to make it very clear. Kida we mi tuwamu na nijuafiti sana. Mi mi nini piga uasimu. Ni kawalizwa interview, ni kawalizwa, hei, dati we nma mw vipi. Ni kasi mam power. kawulizu wa e mambu ya mziki ni kawulizu wa lakii mwisho e ni kawulizu wa pali, mwisho ni kawulizu wa Dadia wa e Are you seeing someone? Nga kusama, no, I'm not seeing someone So are you single? Nga kusama, ya, I'm single So wakani wulizu wa je Are you planning to date anytime soon? Ni kwa mbia at the moment I'm so busy I'm not even thinking about it Abu ni kawulizu wa Na je When you decide you want to date When Wera zaan Ki wada pa ni ni? Ni when When you decide you want to date What is your preference? What kind of a lady are you looking for? Ama wiliu bi looking for Ni kwa mbia When that time comes I'll look for Godfair in numa Auma nuwa has been brought up in the village And of course, preferably Daks kind Daks kind Ya, so From there Interview Whether December says blame media Media wakai tato vi ni ni sayema Lakin sa Ika inga kwenya mi tandao Wato hi mi tandao bada wakabadizu waka sayema Haja The doin is desperate looking for a woman Eno nuwans to apply Let them apply And then number 3 waka sayema The doin is looking for a kenyeji Akunu mani ni mention kenyeji Akunu mani ni mention I'm desperate looking for a woman Akunu mani ni sayema I'm telling guys to Apply Ya nasan? So but then Iso je kwa je kali puka It's just hard to ride the wave Because I'm experienced enough to know In this world In our industry right now When such stories come out Uki jai boku zi fight Nuna making inakwa was So what you do Just ride the wave But The moment you ride the wave Of course it will die now A natural death But don't fight it So bada waka So bada waka So bada waka So bada waka So bada waka So bada waka So bada waka So bada waka So bada waka So bada waka There's noia I mentioned I'm desperately looking for a woman There's noia I said Guys, apply Because The worst thing that can happen Am anything lie I saw In my inbox From Facebook Instagram Also midu platforms The biggest Bigest Concered Concerned that I saw Is I found out there's people Who come they're very genuin They're really looking For house業 They're really emotional About it They are really desperate looking So, the one thing that I can do as a musician, moso or gospel artist, is take advantage of people's emotions and play with the emotions. They came in genuinely, so I can take advantage of the situation and start playing around with people's emotions. So, you said, I started playing around with people's emotions and played around with the emotions. So, you said, I started playing around with the emotions. I started, at the time, doing some kind of music that you can see in the media. It's because I try to concentrate on my consumer, it's because the people in general are translating it. So, why did you do that. What does this mean? Why do people deliver? I don't know the people who deliver what they buy, the people that sell the sold out in my shop. I can't complain about it because there's nothing wrong with what they've done, there's nothing wrong with what they've done, it's just a situation. But at the end of the day, when I say, oh, niki kiki, mi muna niju wa mi sikwangi muntua kutafuta kiki.  Mi mi, it was just a genuine question, and I gave a genuine answer, but it was just late for translation, naka kwa translated, when you want to translate. Napi wazibile mwantu, ki nambda gona opinioni anke, na if you live in this world, kutre kudifen, ama kufaiti every opinion, udachaka wamunyewe. So, dadion, leo tu mi sema, leo tu na fungu wa tu na eka wazi. Kwen de kazi bro. So, mi nge taka kujua. Ono jwa, before we wu seme onatafuta a quality wife, a good fairing, of course, umrembo. Mi seme nijuja mi sema piya na endos, a beautiful dark woman, a ondo wife material. Ono na mi seme na mi seme ni mkwa what's up mwata. Mi seme na mi seme na mi seme na mi seme ni mkwa what's up mwata. A tana mi seme ni mkwa mwaka ni ngumu. So, mi nge taka kujua dadion. Ni ni asuwa iliku guza wein baka leu wu kase ma sawa, na after ma namke ambai a kona hii na hii na hii, because tu kiangalia, awali wu liku kukunya happy relationship, wu liku among the favourite couples to kona 254, maisha iliku wa sawa, wu liku wa sawa, usanii kua sawa, kila kitu wu liku wa sawa. Ni ni asuwa mi mevanya, mi mi leu hii ni kase mwaja ni tafutu, nge jambai a kona hii qualities, because na irobitu na elewa wu rembo kukila maali, waku na kila kitu wu na tafuta, wagi na kona gari, wagi na kona maisha po, wagi ni waku na status zawa, wagi ni waku na kila kitu. What I can say mi mi kwangu kukuli, ni kise ma, nilefa Godfaring woman, that's a quality that is very important. Nambatu ni kase ma, I'm looking for someone who was brought up in the village. I think my reason for saying that is more of connection, because mi mi na irobitu ni me kuja, after fumfum, but looking back, mi mi me gruya in the village, so maybe I felt like, because, ni kona hii, but maybe I felt like I can connect more with the woman from the village. Because kiyangali, atama wara embo na irobitu wa mtu kawacha, waku na irobitu na irobitu tafuta, wa kakawa na irobitu, na maybe kuna haswa reizo nambuwe me fanyawe, utaki ustana na irobitu, kusahi ndoe asasa mombu yasa sa squeeze mi ba lika, utangali amstia na mba na ingia, mkona hii usiyano kido go, mkutoka, metafita mtomba na jweza, kuna pesa, kuna gari, na maybe wu utaki iso stress, utaki kunya niya haswa, utaki kudulumiwa, utaki tia na mombu hende bile hili hende kama awali. Sayu, sayu, sayu, sayu, sayu, sayu, sayu, sayu, sayu, sayu, sayu, sayu, sayu, sayu, sayu, sayu, sayu, naie sana wu nyu village amas memorial ku'ow na woon'ya village wama ya imca disoma no summar viK tango, na kuna maisha mazuri, Ida j cmina survival by the village get much benefit ngenus k skms 않은 pari puppy nmiversime, kuna may Transit may Shi condo kuhaika lagumbi kupa rahugid Wolmmm kchipa kuna kwa ckemi, kupi wa axe ikunye j judgepil kruipi na kuhaika 어iskion ua tongilo, Niko na j야fu niye kwa begika ku nailsita niwi hiwa perso niyaBecause your past connects you with who you are as a person Kwa w 에nobu, na huli ku onboard tambiriyou pinaia저 ni matani programaani buti w the well Kurure kهمabi kwa hini iki muTVu nukuchi呢yi mma inakasa haka ya kati mahini Kov yafu na k 그걸i nii w ukuwa Jesyo tapi n�zyana ho miha kati시a What if I meet a woman who is Godfaring, who is from the village, and maybe duck skin, na maybe to kick up a mongia, asing yani, atupele kani. Ume nilewa. So, iyo ni maoniyangu. Ni kama tu biniye man, na daka tall, duck and handsome. Iyo ni maoniyake, but maybe one day, aramit muntumunye, nambuwan, arasim duck, aramit muntumunye, arasim tall, na ta connect, na maisha ita songa. So, kwaungu na daka kwaunu, maybe ni mesamaivo, na maybe muntumunye kwaunu na eko barabara one of these fine days in daka kwaunu na eko mahali, tapatana na to connect, na atatuangali yo mambuwa, background nizu itizote. But kwaungu na the most important, the biggest foundation is, na dama kwa goodfaring. Gidak uzo mimi. Mumis nini kwan doa ondoka, sema eka kwa giza sana, wa chentaftia muntumunye, amani koteari kwa gudikwandoa. Nani ni aso unafria maybe, gudikwandoa itiza kwen da. Misa ni mnege. No, kwaungu na sema, kwaungu ni kwaungu kimaisha na, na ona, miyakazangu piya zinirusu, kuka atuifu. Nizi piya, wezi kushitu kam tu muhuni yaba na pali. Nizi ya, kuna vituvingi wini, nufa kufanya ki kabina, kwaza kama na ume, miyakam muhuni tu yaba na pali, miyakam miyakambili ukunje, na nandasand how it is. I can't complain, I can't say nimbaya ama ningu ama nini, lakini kuna yaile mambu ama una sayili kuya fanya kwa kila kiwangu iti amaisha. Sa kini nisha vika 50 yas, ama nisha vika suji 45 yas, na nezakufra na muntu. Kama unaeza fanya uzo vituvingi fanya sayi mapema, nitu uzi kuwa tina too late, muna nili wasitumia kaza nguza apu awali, muna nili zipoteza. Kama unaeza fanya kitu, ifanya iti sasa. Uzi ya hi kasi kumunyo kai chino seme, I regret why I didn't do it then. That's the main reason. Kuma na ofkos mama, mama mzazia na uzi ya, kwa ni mbano kupeke ako, kivipi, miroili ku choka, uzi choka ruka, bisa, wuka chan, naziwa. Kama unaeza, uzi ya na pressure familiar. Ena na unaeza, kwa isa niya kuna juliza masuel na jua a. Sa ii pali ni ko kima isa, neza fanya hivi, ni meiti mu neza fanya hivi, neza fanya hivi, na naita ajiku fanya hivi. Ono fia ni ni mebe kilulu kuanda vitu zizianda saa, ono fia ni ni hasuki, nge kandua tina vitu zi bad like, ikweta na mekuvunja moya, lafpili mbili nga taku jua mebe, unge pende kaza maybe nga raka sasa mbama utaipata, pende ziwa ku uzi kumuka wazi, watu social media, mafanzuwa ku uzi kujua, familiar ku uzi kumukubali. E na sema kinemda na hofia kitu, badawe zi nge kandua, lasma na hofia kundua. Ono watu ii ko uzi ziata bifuwa rusiya uki mu uzi vizu yaka, e na hofia maybe, haita wak, amita kuwibu, amita kuwibu, ono uzi hofia kilamtu, nenelewa, nani kawahida, siyo abunomani, ni kawahida, hii dawantubu, utaku zi yi ngeza mahali, uchukue mtu tu wo wenewe. Mbibi kuaro, mebi wekuna barunama uchungu, flan na witu kama iwi, nowi kila mando na kuza, abita ya. Have you moved on? Ya nreisi kuseima, sanya una mu tu. Mbibi ukuruta mu tu ata wana hu mu tu kuili, bada kona akona zile maji raha na machungu. Na elewa sasa ii wazi sema, wa ni kiko kwa yo ni relationship wadu. Seza, sezi yongerileia, kitus, jaku wanda ni. Laken ni k honorary, mebi from there na nanda jwanda realize ee by the na faku na faku na faku change, zozIZot o keza in that moment, watu wenguna nambu wanga, mebi kina mna suma ezi mwezi kumana oji aiko apesa mmingi apokaribu, lagnuk shia kia apesa mmingi apokaribu, na tu joka muntachu, na muntachu, mebi w pensai yo ona, ndo wunaji tu ozi mwezi, lagnuk shia aiko apunapo, upare tu na kodu na kuanga liya, Natu mevi chakamera. Uda chu na uta roke. So atwezi juwa, kona ingine sii, I can't preempt right now, but na juwa. As time goes by, danza kwa juwa. Chapeili ni, I don't think I'll be in a position to put if, it's a matter of if, if I'll get someone else, siyoni kama interudi ya tena, kumwe kawazi kwa kilamtu. Kuna juti ya ni ni? Kumwe kawazi? Eee, unu juwa shida ni moja. Ukisha eka kila kila kitu wazi ziki. Mambo eki ya mazuri umda celebrate wengi. Na eki ya maba ya piya, utapokia mehmonye mehmonye no. Wehmonye no na hipokia wizuri. Sosa wehmonye na wezi, wezi wala umu wantu. Kuman wei no li ya kawazi. Wei ze semati, manotu wana ni ngili ya kwa mamisha yango. Apana, wei no li ya kawazi. So, ukisha eka mambo eki kwa very private. Muki wana shida, muki wana ra, umtu weizi juwa. So kuri na situation, any difficulty, any situation, ita kwa raizi kutuki apana. So, mezema, oki patafuza, oki patamke uto weza, kwa eka hustia na nyo wazi. So, watu mezema, ila deo eni tangu wa semen at after wife, ame hill, ame move on, ame kubali matu keo, na ni kiangali akunyem kuna ya, kwa mazuri ya kosa ya, sii baudu kumuna tembe na petia mo nituwa. Tuo na shita fadali, kwa faidi amteza maji, kwa tia wawone. Akunyem kutuki. Akunyem kutuki bro, akunyem kutuki. Ni ni kasimu fanya skuza utembe na petia? Kila kini kwa na sema inamudaake, na ni kasema, kuna muna, na ni kukumuka, fanya interview, kita ame kwa mbia, kuna wakati ame putafika, piya hinta ito wa. So, kila kini na mudaake, na kila kuru, oni jumu sema, in ev situation, usikini e kulingana viwa rona sema, ame miwia kila mtuna taka, ipeleke pole pole, kulingana e mwenyebe, unaveo hisi moyoni. Ukisha dinao pole pole, kumana, kuna ansa zingina sila zima upe mtu, ama sila makuna, very good reason why you did it. But kuna wakati unahi siya ya kufanya tukitura na sema, nahi siya ya ku, ya kutua wa. So, ikisha fika pale, uvae ujiza maswa limingi, ama oni duku explainia anyone, kila kini na mudaake, kila kini na msimuake, na kila kini na wakati wake. Pumada jesa iwa tuna sema siola zima, pete ni isyara uko kanyandoa, na skuizi kuna uto mbawa na sema sila zima ni wake, tiki mngizumziya BNP niaza kupoteza pete aka, katengeneza tatua po, nabaduwa na penda na mkewa, kikuna asaniwa inginia mbawa kukanyandoa, na sila zima wana va pete. Ukipata fusiya kufanya haruzi, ungependa, ungependa keza kufa pete. Wao, yen nisa ni kuma. What uvae pete? Ono yua, kikimanya na wakati kubali kuna mina desiru tufa uto kuma na mimi kama mza ziwangu, hako iwa pete, babangu oku wapete, lakini nina mina kuna penda mamangu, alim penda mamangu zana, nilewa. Na, nina mina, hako wana real married, kuna real married, babangu na mamangu, okunasiki wakata, uliya acha na paka mza ziwangu waka aga. So, aiote ni kusema, kadu kuma pete, amarin, ni just, ida emin that everything ikoruptu diko iwa pete, ni symbolic tu, ni hako anesha na iwa kwa mba, na iwa value, na ni symbolic. But, kuna ingine penda jwa na zoka miva pete, nama pende bizaw, miva tu kuva, amarin nilewa. Na, kuna ingine mamawai lakini, na pende bizaw, na nafanyakini, kitu kuningana vinyendo, inafaku fanyika. So, idifu tizotini kuningana pia, kuna zile dini ambazo zila zima, ina dependi penda dini, na dependi penda minina na di story. So, kwa kukifilni sawa, sawa ko alo na fila zima wa ipotrei, sawa, usiyo kosawe. Tu kizumizi usani wako. Tengu wa cili album ya kumenda, chinia maji kidogo, na tu kidogo kumitandao, na fanya projects, nama Kampuni kada wakadam, na give back to the society, maybe what have we been up to? As you speak right now, I'm launching my children's home in Eldoret. And soon, I think, God willing by December 3rd, we'll be launching it in Eldoret. And it's a children's home that deal with people with disability, children with disability. And it's a children's home that was founded by Safaricom, the whole project was founded by Safaricom to make sure that we rehabilitate the children's home. It was there, but it was in a very dire condition that we needed to improve and renovate and rehabilitate it. So right now, as I speak, everything in Mefanywa I knew, I will call you guys to come during the lunch, mone what we are doing and all that. And at the same time, Badona travel all over the world, trying to understand how we can change and inspire mone people who are living with disability and how we can change it at the policy level. Album, even as you speak right now, I'm recording another new album. So next year, hopefully, I pray to God, hopefully next year, I'll be very active in the music industry. Yeah. Maybe you can call the kids to mone upale, governor, kisumu, anyang nyongo, kama seja kosea. Yes. Aloiza kuban, nakupitisha shiriya. Yes, crusade. Na vile vile kumekuana churches apotama, msemez mkuzina, destruct, kisumu, kama kiyongozi, wajami kiyongozi, wagospel, ministry. Moneze se maenim? Kwa moneze maenim? I think it's a very risky battle for the governor to do that. Because I believe we have freedom of worship. Na freedom of worship namanisha, kila dini ikonana fasi, monelewa. Kutokia pale, aya, apart from freedom of worship, kuna piya wato nyanapenda, shere, monelewa. So, kuna concert zina hapen, kuna club zina shizam ziki, crusade na concert, trafa utini nini, monelewa. So, kwa moneze mkuzina kwa moneze maenim? Because there are people in this country who does the only hope to hear the word of God. And these are a chance for them to come and listen to the word of God. Because it's an open air thing. A kuna muntuna dunumu kuna crusade mingi zina wangam chana. A kuna crusade tina kwa sedu, sikama sa. Kusade nimi chana, ekeisha dionisa kumana jaimi eisha watamefunga mendezao. So, I don't think it's right to do something like that, because it will open up a can of woms that, to be honest, it is a kwa verihaid kufunga. Kwa manapiawara semaa, monelewa nyanapiai kelelewa monelewa fungiwi, awanapiai kelelewa monelewa fungiwa, monelewa cici, nenelewa. So, the only conversation that I believe is something that we need to sit down and discuss as a whole. Because, atapana, mesekia, kuna mca mweshimiwa, ya mueshimiwa robot halay ana sema club zifungue club bukada zifungue mazi ajasema zifungue kwa paasemi sema zito leo kumae neo ya estetama paledja me ziko zipele kwe kama shopping centers whereby oneza fanyam ziki zao amazift zao, kila kitu during the night so you see it's a discussion alay angekuji ana kifua asemi wa auto mueshimiwa alay angekuji ana kifua asemi wa auto fanyivi lakia mueshimiwa alaya mesema it's a discussion that we need to have We need to move these things to kwa pereka maliflani. Mwishimi hala hizu kuja tumasemi, we burn up and it's a discussion. So that's the same thing. I believe there's a discussion that should be held at a policy level with all stakeholders concerned to sit down and come up with a decision. Okay. Maybe kwa malizia kwa ma fanswako, kwa ma wamu kushikamkono, tangu deiwaan. Nineteen years. Onata regei langu maka kitambu ila kiyunu ila. Inata kanipige. Wata tuwana ita kuwadze. Ia albama nalikori. Ita kuwa albama to 40 sana na mina believe ita kuwa one of the best albama I've ever done. But jamana ni kumoma mungu na piya kwa shkurumafansuwangu wala me kwa na mi tangu tangia 2001, 2002, 2003. Zoma mi akazotini mi kwa pokunye mi zikindasi. Na ashkuru sana, kusmama na mimi, kusmama na mimi kimziki, kunipatia ofkosmo tisha, wakila kitambu wana fanya, na ashkuru sana na wambia sana namba mungu wa bariki. Na manilewewewe wehivokunishikilam konu. Santi sana kumudakum tu giyangu. Mina ashkuru sana kido. Shukran.


target Bambina for the first time it was done over two days. A big point is the fact that the central service park was at Pukekoe, one place for the crews and competitors. Teams like the Japanese boys, Te Musashi bringing in those 79 civics. There's something to behold. We did lose some big names like Lee Hopper and Ross Johnson, but then again some of the main players, some of the cream stayed at the top as expected. Clark Proctor, finally all the ducks have come in the way. Yeah, we're all pretty happy really.  Cars being built since 08, bulletproof in the last two times out. We've had the same mechanical issues, so it's great to finally get through today and we're all really, really happy and it pays to prove back all their hard work and, you know, the spectators out on stage, you know, all the officials that turn out every day and the organizers, it's been a great weekend. Spencer, this is a team game. Rallying of any kind, it works for you guys, doesn't it? Yeah, it goes really well. Why does it go well? I couldn't probably tell you, but we sort of, we net in there in the cabin pretty well. Got a few odd calls, have you ever heard of it? In carpet, no, it goes really well. It's an excellent driver and that helps a lot. The synergy though between a co-driver and a driver, it is the ultimate importance in rallying. Yes, it is. I know we can sort of calm each other down, it just seems to work. I don't know what the magic formula is, but yeah, I'm very happy with that. Here you go. Nice work. They've explored the sweeping right. And of course there's always the fun and adventures out on the circuit that people get to watch like Mark Parsons in the Rover. We'll see you at Rotorua.