Ok, very good morning, it is Thursday 24th of October, hope you're well. Going to cover this morning a look ahead for two big events coming up, one being momentarily which is the European PMI DASIS so while I am delivering this briefing you are likely to see some movement in European assets so I'll try and do my best to keep an eye on the news scroll whilst I'm doing this session because we've got the various European manufacturing and service PMIs, these are the flash readings for October so just be mindful that these more than likely will move the Euro European related assets you've got the first number of real significance coming out from France at 8.15 so just under 10 minutes time and then the German figures are going to hit at 8.30 for the Eurozone kind of conclusion at 9 o'clock so first things first just be mindful of that over while I'm talking in the next few minutes. Secondly obviously it's the ECB press conference so we'll have a quick look at what we're expecting if anything from Maria Draghi and what the eventual outcome could be but first of all just having a look at the charts this morning at the open. Relatively quiet, a little bit of an uptick in the British pound if you've been listening to the squawk, a couple of murmurs on Twitter from different journalists about the idea of Labour warming to a general election. Otherwise I'll go through the headlines on Brexit in a moment. Other indices in the equity market relatively flat overall positive close on Wall Street last night, the S&P finishing up about 8 points and still holding above that 3,000 level. European indices following suit relatively positive this morning, DAX just off session highs up 62 already out of the gate through the cash open. Daimler shares after their earnings this morning up about four and a half percent just very quickly in terms of the other European movers, ST Microt in France up about four, Daimler up as I said four and a half, Astra, Zeneca and RBS. Astra up one and a half percent, RBS down three are some of the notable market movers on the European UK earning side. Otherwise fixed income and gold pretty flat. So if you were looking at those to get a bit of an idea from a risk perspective, not too many cues coming there as we await this major data and in their major central bank event. So before I get into Brexit and the ECB just very quickly to update you we did have some large cap earnings of course last night. Microsoft shares not really seeing great deal of movement sales and profit topped estimates on cloud and as a slows. So nothing really too surprising sales and profit got a boost from demand for their cloud computing programs and internet based versions of office productivity software lifting results above analyst expectations. But I was looking at some of the research yesterday for two years straight. So eight now make it nine consecutive earnings reports in Microsoft. I think they've exceeded expectations on things like EPS and revenue so it's unsurprising hence to turn around that that company has really seen in recent years to put it right at the top of the pile of biggest companies in the world. The other one was that kind of smaller but more sentiment related company which has helped lift possibly a little bit of just sentiment into the close yesterday and kept things buoyant overnight in the Asia Pacific session. That was Tesla. Tesla packs profit report with positivity as Musk breaks the mold. Obviously what they mean by Musk breaks the mold we're so used to him putting out such lofty expectations and what the firm can achieve and he never really lives up to the hype. Well he did and actually he absolutely smashed the estimates on the street. I can't remember the figures precisely but I think their earnings per share was supposed to be a negative and actually came out something like just shy of $2. Yeah $1.86 in Q3 so it was wildly above expectations. Earnings margins exceeded those expectations. Their revenues did drop but nonetheless their shares did hit or rise as much as 21% last night. That sounds a huge pop in their price but don't forget that it's not abnormal to see a company like Tesla their volatility generally on their earnings reports does tend to be far in excess of someone that you would likely see from a more kind of matured company and someone of the size of Microsoft of course. But overall I think just to quickly summarize on the US earnings so far actually I think you know going into this earning season people were so downbeat you know if you think about xing out the Brexit shenanigans that are going on the economic environment has been souring and you'd think from a corporate profitability point of view both now and forward-looking that people would be pessimistic and actually I'd say on the balance that hasn't happened in fact I think 80% of all S&P companies that have reported the exceeded expectations on their earnings per share so that is a little bit better than the kind of five-year average and I think goes against the grain a little bit of perhaps where people were positioning for about two weeks ago before really earning season kicked off so does give some reasoning for the underlying support we've had in US indices overall and the reasoning why then the S&P for the moment remains above that 3,000 level okay jumping straight into Brexit then here's the man of the moment of course Boris Johnson and what is the latest that we're looking at here so French it's all about the before I get into what France want what Macron's been saying the EU is keeping Boris Johnson waiting over the length of a Brexit extension and really this is the next pivotal point of where we go in this Brexit saga between whether or not he looks to that's Boris persevere with trying to get his deal over the line in time or in the near future or do they grant a longer extension which then open up the higher likelihood of having a general election so what's the current status on the European side before they really give a formal response to what they're going to do the French are pushing for a tighter deadline of November 15th so essentially just giving an extra two-week leeway to the current existing end date of October 31st of course a couple things to be aware of with that a short extension to November 15th could help the Prime Minister if you think about it to concentrate the minds in Parliament as MPs concerned about a no-deal departure rally to try and pass a deal so essentially you're just kicking can down the road by another two weeks in let's get this deal over the line and that meaningful vote of course was the first of any meaningful vote to pass given the three failed attempts and trees in May and that the arithmetic would say there is some appetite to get that past it's a withdrawal bill that struggled the more legislative section of the of the proceedings a couple things though with France and Macron pushing for this tighter deadline he is essentially going against what other European leaders are are more inclined to do which has given more lengthy extension the reason why people are a little bit more from a market's point of view more aligned with the fact that Europe are likely to grant a three month extension what originally is what the UK is asked for to going back to the end of January it's because Macron's made these kind of calls before in previous deadlines that we've had but he's never really followed through with it in the end and so I can kind of understand this is just European political posturing they just want to make sure that the UK's is sure that Europe's not just bending over adhering to the UK request so I don't think it's any more than that I do think at the moment Europe will be open to this probably flexed tension approach by having that deadline in Jan but the ability to execute it if he can get the deal ratified beforehand to exit Europe few other things then to be aware of with the Brexit side if the EU does grant an extension to the end of January 31st which is looking I think still the most probable UK will likely be headed for an early general election now on that front do be aware that Parliament has twice rejected attempts by Johnson to force a national ballot but Corbyn has repeatedly said that once a no-deal Brexit on October 31st has been ruled out Labour will be ready to let him dissolve Parliament so this is really what we're looking at on the Brexit side before I continue on that we've just had the French PMI day to come out the manufacturing figure 50 spot 5 higher than expected by 0.3 the services figure 52.9 expectations were for 51.6 so particularly strong on the service sector in the PMI if you remember France when we had the yellow jacket protest that really hit the service area of the French economy and has dragged them down in terms of their economic kind of prospects so to see that bouncing back quite sharply is quite a distinct positive when otherwise we've had quite negative readings in terms of the overall eurozone economy of late so just quickly just a break from the Brexit talk the euro seeing an immediate spike on the back of that just taking out that kind of double top of last night US close and overnight Asia Pacific test and just powered through the R1 just given the magnitude of that service beat so upside levels we're just having a quick run up here on the fast money move for a retest on that high that we printed back on the 22nd you can see here and you got some of that range high to keep an eye on just a few pips above so yes solid service number from the French and the euro loving life at the moment on the back of that just given how depressed generally European data has been of late and how dovish then the ECB have been sounding of late as well a gold consequently and T notes also getting a bit of a knee jerk reaction on that data again as I said it does go against the grain or of European just general sentiment economically of late but importantly for France that service number has been depressed over the last kind of 12 months and so a bounce back would be a sharp relief for that particular country I'll keep an eye on the don't forget we got the German number as well at half past so I'll try and rattle through this this briefing as quickly as possible but yeah just going back to the point on Brexit few summary points to think about Parliament has twice rejected attempts by Johnson to force a national ballot remember he's pushed for an election before but of course he needs two-thirds majority of Parliament to back him and they never have but Corbyn has repeatedly said that once a no deal Brexit on October 31st has been ruled out Labour would be ready to let him dissolve Parliament that being then the backing of pursuing a general election so really we've had a few tweets this morning from other Labour officials but not Corbyn what we're looking for is what does Corbyn say does he really follow that up or not does he commit to an election if indeed Europe do grant a lengthy three-month extension if that does happen I'd say for me that does play into the hands of Boris to some extent but there's a couple things here to think about in a meeting last night and this is what I'm looking at here or before I do Johnson told Commons yesterday firstly if he was forced into a lengthy extension on Brexit deadline he'd seek to call an early general election the Times newspaper said yesterday he could be ready to do that on either Thursday today or Monday next week just in terms of timing the other thing to be aware of though is as I said he needs two-thirds majority of Parliament to back him to go down election route and last night apparently there was a meeting held by what's called the One Nation group so if you think of the Conservative Party there's the more kind of Eurosceptic ERG on the flip side there's more Moderatory MPs known as the One Nation they're a group of around 70 plus MPs in the Conservative Party and they unanimously agreed it would be opposed to an election before Brexit was resolved so it's not quite slam dunkers yet several Conservative MPs are concerned about the prospects of holding an election in the second week of December when the winter weather could hinder campaigning and activist support and also on the flip side there is the threat posed of course by the Brexit Party and remain supporting Liberal Democrats especially if Brexit is unresolved so some say that the longer it's drawn out and the reason why Corbyn might be open to an election if the deadline then is Jan 31st is the idea that that gives more strength to the Lib Dem or Brexit Party's idea that basically Boris has failed so therefore a more protracted drawn-out lengthly delay would play into their favour hence the reason why Boris probably likes the Macron solution of November 15th because it continues to fit more within his more aggressive timelines to deliver Brexit okay that's it for Brexit I'm not going to go any further than that so really the balance of power from a headline moving perspective today is going to be on does Corbyn back a general election but that firstly is contingent on what the Europe say and what's the confirmation on the details of the length of the extension that they allow okay quickly Draghi and the Eurozone and the ECB today 1245 for the rate decision and statement and then press conference of course Draghi's final one's going to happen at 130 really this shouldn't take me too long because the overall take-home summary here is that I'm not expecting a great deal to be honest it would be I think unusual to see Draghi who's you know particularly well skilled and rehearsed now and these events to really disrupt things for Christine Lagarde who obviously take over as he departs this month and so I'm basically expecting a copy-paste repeat of basically what we had in September the reason why then I mean that definitely leads down the more dovish kind of sounding ECB if you look at this this graphic here this is looking at the three ECB presidents we've had since the inception of the European Central Bank back in 1999 and you can see actually Draghi has had a bit of a tough time the ECB's target obviously is 2% on inflation and you can see Duesenberg and Trichet did a pretty good job at keeping inflation although Trichet obviously had wild swings through the financial crisis but on average keeping it at 2% whereas Draghi's really struggled to get it up there and it's always remained just above that 1% level and at the moment inflation is tracking at 0.8% so wildly away from target hence the reason why the ECB are recommencing their quantitative easing program counteracting the weakness in the economy but also to try and fire up inflation before waning demand if that continued becomes an ever more increasing problem so looking to get a little bit ahead of the curve in that respect you area household sentiment obviously has been decreasing we've broken recent trends and getting down to the press levels that we were seeing amid that really aggressive sell-off we had in Q4 and we had the global stock market route of course with the escalation of the trade war and policy tightening that was happening and that has altered the timeline a little bit about what and when that the ECB gonna act so obviously the recommencement of QE starts and that has created as we know large division within the the governing council about whether that was the right move to make has been very disgruntled from the kind of Germans and the more northern countries in that respect that that was the right decision and then the cut to the deposit rate has been pushed back a little bit but still priced in for the summer of next year this present point in time the thing you're probably likely to hear from draggy and this is a kind of graphic talking about fiscal firepower obviously Germany which typically runs a surplus very unusual comparative to most other eurozone nations does have the lowest debt burden so consequently some fiscal ammunition to act and given the size of the economy that could be a potent force but what they want to do that probably not at this point but you're likely to hear Mario draggy as he has done recently in the press conference kind of bang the drum that governments need to take more fiscal action in order to supplement then what has been kind of a relatively low ammunition box on the monetary policy side okay that's it though I'm gonna cover on that obviously we'll talk about these be much later this afternoon when the event happens but next summary I wouldn't be looking for fantastic moves actually on the back of this I think if he does it as he has become well known for manages the event well I'd be looking for fairly little disruption to market prices and as you can see I think these PMIs are actually more interesting and we've got the German one coming up so just be mindful of that if that German one comes out strong as well you could see another little injection in the euro and a bit more downside pressure in gold that you've already seen which is residing at its S1 in the the futures at the moment other than the ECB and the PMIs you do have US durable goods coming out this afternoon you get US jobless claims as usual on the Thursday and you get the US services manufacturing flash PMIs as well at 245 from an earnings perspective this is just a quick recap pre-market you've got the lights of 3M it's probably the largest company coming out before the opening bell and then Amazon aftermarket Visa Intel probably the names to look out for okay on that front I'm gonna hand you over to Sam I will post the German numbers as they come out in four minutes time into the chat so Sam's aware and he can look at the charts and update his his technical look while he's doing it okay thanks guys have a good day yeah hi guys start off with euro I think no harm in doing that while we've just went for the German numbers to come out and as I said those French beating expectations across the board and we've pushed higher was just looking I've written down and this was before it was coming out just at the the low of yesterday really being the bottom part of that range and now we've got the ECB and I think it would be a safe bet to say whatever the spike is it's gonna do the opposite and then finish the day exactly where it is but worth keeping an eye for later on on this this low from yesterday just to confirm in the bottom part of this perhaps mini range that we are now in the low of the afternoon the 17th as well break below there then I would say the next sort of level to keep an eye on would be the high of the 16th we're now back above there I had marked up as well R1 and the high from the 17th obviously breaking through that now even though we were a bit choppy on Tuesday session we're keeping a watch if we were to come back to retest that area and some of these highs as well as a potential point for the buyers to want to come back in again and whether that be possible if the German and European numbers are you know also a lot better that could be a move that doesn't take place until draggy comes on and then obviously things would have changed a fair bit as well so ECB later on will probably mean just tidying up the technical analysis part of this later on as well but we're just trading at the moment on the highs that we had back on the 22nd so on Tuesday and also Monday evening as well so a bit of resistance you'd expect around here on a retracement well obviously got the data out in three minutes two minutes so probably best to wait for that but I do like the idea if we were to come back towards the previous highs as a nice level of support or profit take of course if the German numbers are worse than expected the load that we just talked about in the Euro same as the pound really the low we hit yesterday was also the low that we had back on the the 18th and that's guided this price higher for the pound we finally got above it's higher the day yesterday evening I've got a nice Facebook message from someone saying it's above my level shout out for letting me know so I can get in on that and yeah we have pushed high I mean it's coming under a bit of pressure off this R1 but nothing doing really there's been any comments out or anything more just a bit of profit taking above that and we're now pretty much on what was the high of last night and then the Asian session morning as well so 12944 is a good enough level I think to the whole price for now above where we're trading as well it's probably worth keeping an eye on from the highs that we've had from the 21st just in case we know we come up and hit that 130 which is also you know some previous highs in the mix there as well and then also from the lows just potential before you know just getting squeezed in for both directions only got the two tests each way so be more looking to see what happens on the potential third test of these levels but quiet day yesterday quite day yesterday and I think bigger fingers to come so have a quick look over at the end obviously got 20 seconds till that European number comes out so keep an eye on that you can just see risk assets pushing higher this morning and therefore your safe havens coming under a bit of pressure I want to keep an eye what happens on this trend of the last few trading sessions we're now closed below it or about to close the hour below so therefore looking potentially and that is a resistance point to come in have a quick look over the reaction here in the euro is the pretty much in line manufacturing lower well there's the word lower there you can see is what that's done to Euro and back down to that are one way of course you would expect a little bit of profit taking to take place so those German numbers not taking the the queue from the French ones and actually coming all worse than expected on investing.com 48.6 41.9 and 51.2 so yeah not not looking good and actually you would say now that support level is unlikely to hold and therefore as well the end on that trend line is likely actually to break above regardless where it closed now so almost the opposite of those French and the gold which came down you've got to imagine is pushing higher which it is and that what would have been a nice place to have got short on yesterday afternoons or yesterday mornings low and then this was also the low from the Asian session now it doesn't look as attractive as before and in fact you may be want to just hold off that short but as a resistance level as a profit target obviously that gold does look good also on gold while we're we're here you can see the the trend lines from the 15th starting through we just couldn't get a break a confirmed break above it got choppy towards the end but we closed the day below so I still would still say that's of some importance 1500 didn't quite get tested as well so that whole area above where we're trading on those highs we've been squeezed in from as hell but overall gold and I keep saying this an overall direction I'm not too sure to be honest about where it is going to go and probably just best to wait for a confirmed break either way also by the time is close that day it could well of course be gone so no harm in sort of looking see if there is a catalyst to get aggressive on the break either way S&P as we saw early trade the DAX pushing higher dragging S&P as well but now the German numbers not so good so we've got to come down and reverse a bit of that and that's what's happened here 3000 and the pivot worth keeping an eye on this there wasn't you know decent enough price action around that area yesterday's high almost this morning's low around six so that's another point to have marked up and also the double top that we have from the 22nd that trend line just before our ones if you are looking to get them later on I would be looking to take profit definitely before we get to that resistance point as well having a look longer term you can see obviously so close really to testing these all-time highs again which is quite incredible really but again longer term up around coming in around 30-20 would be another point of interest that I would have which is only 11 points to the upsides of a day like yesterday we would get that test as well quick look over at oil to finish things up decent push yesterday on the the shock draw should we say of the DOE in comparison to the API good push higher really that coming in and getting us up to 56 and closing the day quite nicely you can see above what what was a good resistance point at 55 that we were talking about so that's still an area I'll be looking at the potential points to get long on that possible retracement seems like the balls have won that thanks to that DOE above where we're trading next what key level market-wise of really important highs just a bit above where we're trading here 56-60 basic a dollar above so we're now perhaps a bit mid-range for the next decent opportunity we can see once we broke that 55 a good battle around there in which the balls then won also the R1 from yesterday as well any questions as usual please do let us know you've got 25 minutes on the dot pretty much until the European numbers come out and of course draggy then 1245 release and 130 presser will be taking over a lot of people's attention hope you'll have a good trading date catch you later


Yes indeed welcome back and before we went on a break I'll say today we are discussing Matas vlogging so if you have a phone a smart for me especially a smartphone or a camera you can upload a video you can take a video upload it on YouTube and if you're lucky enough you may end up living out of that well in today's studio you have two amazing guests one of them he's called Kennedy Odiambo also known as Crazy Kenna and Ken Relbis who will be discussing this Matas vlogging but before we begin I want to thank you so much for making time to join me here on YouTube so I'm I'm even thinking this is YouTube come on okay we'll upload this on YouTube just to make it relevant yes I want to start we start with you Ken Relbis now I want to start with you what is YouTube in Kiswaili YouTube in Kiswaili YouTube in Kiswaili YouTube in Kiswaili YouTube in Kiswaili YouTube in Kiswaili today in Crazy Kenna tell us when did you begin this YouTube journey and what made you begin this YouTube I began a YouTube channel the year 20 two years back 2017 after finding that I had a talent but I could not spot a platform that I could upload my talent in so somebody told me about YouTube I could create a YouTube channel and from it I could create a content then upload it from there so I decided to get directly into YouTube and what kind of content do you generate how do I put it what kind what kind of content generates a lot of traffic to your channel okay I am a viner I do funny videos vines vines yes I do vines and upload them on YouTube so comedy comical content generates a lot of traffic on YouTube it just depends on how you present your content for those who don't know what is vine a vine yeah I can give a vine a short description a vine is a funny video first of all it must be funny it has a story line so it's comedy basically your content is comedy yeah and any ever what kind of content do you have hey好 nakuwa kwa tuapani ya reikiwe ka ya kuli na ya charbru sut ohore ni muro. uttika kek uikindaku n'osa. Ni entertainment. Ni entertainment. And at what point did you begin earning something? Amma badum jazaku ani? Sasa, nadiwa YouTube ina mtaratara flani ambo na fortilewa. Sasa YouTube moka elfumbili kumina nani wiki kwa palikatikati. YouTube ni kwa na strategies flani, ni kwa na rules flani. Kwa na kama YouTube community guidelines. Nga wakadia na rule kwa mba. Kitambu ilu kwa na YouTube wakadia, kwa na kwa na kama AdSense. AdSense ni platform mba wakadia na advertisements. Kitambu ilu kwa na 10,000 views na utapata advertisements. Lakin ni wakadia na 4,000 subscribers and 4,000 hours watch time. Muki fikiisha even dosa uta submit kitu na ito monetization. Monetization Google wakia prove. Google AdSense wakia prove. Tosa na zakupe advertisements. Advertisements kiran. Ukwa na videos nambazu zina views na suengi na piai na zika wachitai mi kaju una pata kupata pesa. Nga piya badi uta wachitai mi kwa ki dogo uta pata pesa ki dogo. So na tegi mi asu na ni bidi ya kwa wisha pata advertisements. Zina video wem tu wambia wuna bidi ya kwa wanya. Kwantin tambawa ni itavuti ya wa atuwanzi kutazama. Nwatazama mi piwa kwa moda briefi seweboring do pa telambazu niki ba. Tosa wasa waa, crazy kena. And do they pay in time, on time? Before Nijibu Yuswali, there are two ways. I say YouTube will pay you. The second way YouTube will pay you is that when you have a large number of viewers and subscribers, now people will pay you when you upload their content. For example, if you don't pay the market to start a particular product, then you will have a strong YouTube channel, which is a product that will be available to you and your YouTube channel. So, you will be paid twice as much. YouTube will pay you when you upload a number of views. Then that particular company will pay you when you upload content. They pay on time. They pay on time. Do you have any other hazards apart from YouTube? Personally, I am a content creator on social media platform. I create content for tales of the crazy kena and I am also a producer. So, I am a sidershop. So, I say I am a sidershop. You may be a major hustler, but you are a sidershop. So, I am a sidershop. So, I am a sidershop. So, I say I am amount of time and energy. So, I create content apart from that. I am also on Instagram. Because Instagram and YouTube are somehow related. So, I create content for Instagram, then I connect it with YouTube. Another thing when I finish shows. For example, I am called upon to finish a video, then need me on a particular show to host that show. So, I give it to another sidershop. Which is more lucrative? Instagram or YouTube? I will break you lucrative for this video. Which is more interesting? And which one do you get more followers and reviews between Instagram and YouTube? For me, I will say that my Instagram page is more flooded. So, I can say that Instagram somehow pays, but YouTube definitely will pay a lot. And you will rail this? Ya. Nga ni katiazum bili. Ziko more lucrative. Achani to ni your point. Lucrative. So, you are on Instagram. So, you are on Instagram. So, you are on YouTube. Instagram inna laya YouTube na YouTube inna laya Instagram. Kiwi pi, waka tu mefanya video, meika YouTube kama ni video na ika kumi, Instagram mi Nakubana fasyuka kaka video na ika modya. So, waka tu mekele video na ika modya utamiais wanted a link ko bio iako, so, tapata Instagram mi tatumi kaku promote YouTube. So, tapata zile views mpoza na zi pata Instagram. Zita kuwanyingi na ba doe, zita pili kawatu endewone videos inma YouTube. So, tapata bia share ambili, kuna bia share reakwa kakaura kaka klip. kwa nogupali kwa tukamplendwa Instagram vele vele kunae lambazu nezipata kwa tika kwa kwa muntendwa YouTube na nizu uche sahadu na uraa... ok sewezi ungeksu ili kamawe lemi stick to what I'm comfortable with so social media is a platform where we just learn as you go it's a learning process akuna shule utaenda you learn how to use Facebook or how to use YouTube it's just a learning process ok, uch kwa smart phone eevi wununwe smart phone you get to learn how to use the internet is social media something you are sitting on a gold mine a digital space is the digital space a gold mine we ask youths are sitting on instead of utilizing it you are just sitting on na mimi kwa ilu nagiwa okangali ahilam tu tu kuna kiyutsu kama tu seme kumfano kumfano kama milo nimo okangali uta patakamelf miyanani uta na Facebook na YouTube iso apps na vile vile wana whatsapp na ne vitu kama vile yakin uta pata milo mwingo na tumia pali mebi kuchiati vitu viagini ga vitu mba vitu hawa sa idea lakini mushuosiku kuna kitu mwa chunizo kweza kuna mtu ama anezaka zongumza kiswa ili vizuru seme kama na vozongumza anezaka mou kufunzo uto umboa ili vizuru kupitia mitenda yagi jami na mushuosiku uta pata uto umboa na mufatiliya na mushuosiku kuna mkampuni ga mambaio na uza vitu viagini kiswa ili vitu mitumia kufi uza me pata kuna uto ona iliwa sayansi vizuri unizaka kufunza na uto iliwa kusonga vizuru unizaka kufunza na pali so na dani wana rikasa sa evi na mili wa senzikulia tihaa amuna kazi nini kazi ziipon uti genizi kazi mwenyo ama iliwa na fasi na yakin uto na tini kaki fanya uni tatdi tu simiwa kusaba boto na ma smartphone kiba uskwezi so mbonu ushinwe chikuwa simu pigia selfie fanya vitu amataka so wam chumaena kuzongu pizia wana mef tu eni rikoli na fanya kituflani musoshi ikunia kapaare kiki to kizuru uto ta seano kishia musoshi iku pi una zini kupa kuna zini kongezaka no no mef tu eni rikoli na fanya kituflani mushoshi ikuni aka paare kiki tu kizuru utotashia no kisha Curry mef tu niziki kukupa ma niziki kongezaka nam nam nam du kenedi most of the people are forgetting that kafilii let miestimete 80% niya population wakwa wanatumi ya simuzao na wakwa na scroll through the internet. My point is that in the near future the internet li takua, the gold mine, palikilam se atakua na naflog, saunad yua wa sewen yua naflog aponet, naunad yua. A lot of companies tafika point that they will want to market in a platform where there are a lot of people. Na there are a lot of people that are partying this social media platform. So it's advisable you start early if somebody has a passion and will start early. And you've mentioned that you usually work sometimes with corporates. Do these corporates take you seriously? And do they pay you on time among other challenges you can mention? When you start first with the corporate you can market for you this thing. So as time goes by and you command a certain crowd and they need audience. So mostly they do approach and say I want to work with you to advertise something and other things. Then you agree on a certain payment because you cannot work without being paid. So they take me seriously. Karil, what are the other challenges you face? Times when I say I want to spend. I can't confirm yes if I want to spend. I don't know if I want to go to the same flat. I don't know if I want to spend. I don't know if I want to talk on camera. I don't know if I want to go to the same place. I don't know. Someone must tell me that story. I don't want to go to YouTube. Or else if you go to the一定 number you have told you have told me why. That is what I would say. That is why I told you. And how do you keep up with trends? Teens are changing. Everyday you can go to different countries. So how do you keep up with these trends? When I confirm that I want to spend money on it. For me to spend money on it.  So if I were the person who wanted to hear but I don't know if it was and he told me that he would be here but let me say that he would be here again. So the reason is, if I said I'm pregnant and I gave birth to someone my wife Ну you know, then when I stated on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram I should have given birth to him. Then I saw then he complains that someone gave birth to a lady and I was Gibi So I made a claimed request so I squared out from him and that person said why he gave birth to them. Buu kuwaitu creative yue wa utaka wuhiya kati, su yek yasa sakika wahida, if anyu watamsa ii ni يدumtu eskizi. Niam, niam. In crazy kina. How do you keep up with the changing trend? Keeping up with the itzy. Kumi e tu nga neighbourhood approach na different angle, in that as a comedian, we we know ni has a trend na man mi yas ya una control. So sometimes you a decision control was trending. Niza kretu video. Ii extract Iita ye kanya saa. After some few hours you subtitles you phime ni umetengenez zanda inatren ya mnezia umetengeneza trend. And money after Osc gradually to get your relation with it. Finally... ilu scutimu. Any last comment, twilts? Instead of dû empatutha kwen 27,07 years Dana infutiki kwen 27,25 years probably 14 years na osiv tendi naon nana beef some people are playing what with yaw siyat ufisi kwen So, an advice that they can give to them, they should know that the future is internet. So, everything you need to have a post on the internet is related to the future.  Kuna gina niza dance to quit na fatiliya, kuna gina niza imba, kuna gina niza kwa nyeshap, kufanya different style. So, anzeti mapeba, a create na nothing is impossible. Yes, nothing is impossible. Your last word. Na, kutukimojewa na believe in to easy, mani numa willi ambo na jia kumi. If it is to me, it is up to me. Kwanini, wana jiyo ambo na nisa kwa bani me sume mebe yashara, ni me sume mebe ujaktari, me sume mebe tu flani na flani. Kusima mushuasiku mezun kufisi gujia gukul leseo, nisa mwa komasi pati kazi. Kazu nezo kaitengenezo nuka pata pesanbayo, nbim tumbami aniri otom shinda tayela. Bono sume mutumbaw na funza twingine tu. Tumi ekipa nijiako ama suma mbalu me li pata utoka shuleni kufunza pia twingine. Na mushuasiku to wam tumbai aneshimik, uto wam tumbai wana masisha jami, na mutumbai pia uto kona manu faka tika jami, na mushuasiku uto kona jidi yengana pia wana jenga yenga yinine. So, kwen do na wezo kufanya kila kitu ama kwen na faki fani kakati kainu niya, na pesa pia zi puki bahu san, kati kamtuna kijemi wana suma pesa zi na pita pa ewa ni na. Mushi pukafu tika, ili pesa mwa utumiyo kungunwa data, dohvili vilu nezo kairu lisha, okunwa data ngingi nukutengiza pesa ngingi nezaidi. So, nasa mwa kitu kimodia tumakinika ka live na maisha. Thank you gentlemen, thank you so much for coming. Well, YouTube and also social media is a goldmine. Let's not sit on it, let's utilize it to the fullest. Instead of buying banlos to bash people, let us buy banlos and post YouTube and post video on YouTube also on Instagram. And you never know, things can work out for you. Well, that's all we had here, that's all we had here on Y254 channel. My name is Miriam Masawa, well good night and God bless you. Til next time, bye bye.


it's booktubeathon day one so good morning everybody it is currently like 6 30 on day one i did look at the video challenge i didn't watch it yet but i got the title i saw the photo challenge which is the same as it usually is so a book that got you into reading so i'll work on that currently in the middle of two actually which is fine i did this last year too i just didn't finish books before booktubeathon but i have about 220 pages left of all your perfects by callin hoover and i have um about half of dropkick romance left by cyrus parker um so i'm hoping to finish the poetry question first sure and then so then that's like my book one and then make a dent in all your perfects or finish it but i want to like have the video challenge and the photo challenge good and then i'm busy tonight so this vlog might go up late anyways you don't care goodbye i will get back to you i just did the photo challenge um today was btat firsts so that's like some first book to you so maybe the first book that got you into reading i did the first book that got me into avali reading which is the shining so i'll put my photos up that i did um the reason why i personally like them is because they're not like the most aesthetically pleasing from like far away but the background is like with the pipes and the systems it's like the boiler room in the shining and it's like really dark and that's kind of the inspiration that i went with with that one but yes now i'm going to edit my vlog from last week trying to get that up and then i still haven't taken a look at the video challenge because i don't want to think about it right now i want to finish some other stuff and then focus on the video challenge so it is around nine i finished well you guys already know i finished the photo challenge i finished editing the video so that's going to go up like in a few minutes and i just finished a book i finished um the audiobook of every exquisite thing by kassandra claire this is the one of the novellas this is the third one in the i don't even know what this novella series is called but ghost of the shadow market and i really enjoyed that one i think i'm going to get four stars rody please don't scratch my headboard sweetie please don't do that but yeah i think i'm going to give that four stars there was a lot of like diversity in there and i was very happy with like all the representation like i can't speak on it but it seems like good representations so i hope so um but yeah i really enjoyed that one it added um kind of a different look on some topics hey buddy so update so i finished another book i finished dropkick romance by cyrus parker i really enjoyed this one i ended up giving it maybe like a four point two five stars um if you amanda lovelace and him are married so if you like her work you'll probably like his stuff too because he writes about somewhat similar things especially towards the end of this one it kind of goes with the princess say herself in this one like a little bit but really enjoyed that um i'm gonna go i still haven't done the video challenge like here's you're gonna see it at the beginning of the video but i haven't done it yet it's only like 10 30 though but hailey from hailey and bookland starts her sprints at 11 so i'm probably gonna start some reading some more of all your perfects and then i'm going to continue with her hopefully when she does that sprint i'm actually watching a video currently i'm watching peter's twas the night before book two of a fun video so book number three is done all your perfects by calling hoover um i have a few tabs in this one i made some notes as well i didn't know i don't know exactly how i feel about it it's different really different from what i was expecting um it wasn't bad but it wasn't amazing in my opinion i'm kind of like at a point where i don't know how i feel about it like i want to think about it and kind of see where my ratings go line maybe three stars i don't know there's some good things about it and there was some things that i didn't like about it but yeah so book number three is done so i'm gonna take a break probably plan some videos out um do some other stuff and yeah and then maybe i'll start a fourth book later i don't know i need to chill day one and three books are down i need to chill because i have other stuff to do and i have an appointment later so then i have to edit this whole vlog but she has oh my god and then tomorrow i'm gonna be watching everybody's booktubeathon day one vlog because that's like my favorite thing to do ever during booktubeathon is like watch everybody else's like progress and stuff as well my leg just like spasmed okay i finished the appointments i had to do and stuff that all went well but i got a package from red bubble prints i even ordered i love that the tab always works i don't remember what i were so there's two there's one of them two one oh oh yeah though she though she'd be a little she is fierce and then the star tarot card yeah these look great and then open the little sticker so this one's over the key so yeah i'm gonna end the vlog off here um so three books down in one day i'm feel pretty good about that usually i burn myself out on the first day um and get really stressed out about the readathon so i'm glad i'm like kind of okay but let me know how your guys day one went and if you enjoyed this vlog there'll be six more of them so i hope you enjoy them um but yes i'll start a new book probably tonight and i'll update you guys on that tomorrow in my next reading vlog and challenge video so yeah thank you guys so so much for watching and i'll see you super soon bye


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Osong-oso yung AI ngayon. It can do basically anything. It takes over jobs. Students use it to write their homework. It can write books and it videos. It can basically do anything, daw. To be honest, I was only mildly interested in all of that until I heard you can download the large language models which fuel AI and then you can run them locally on your computer to run games. Games, you see. Now you have me interested.  But the promise of AI goes back to one of the earliest adventure games of them all. Zork, the text-based adventure games. You're standing in an open field. And imagine, with the current technology, you can type in anything into the computer and the AI will dynamically respond to what you type, to what you want your character to do. And if AI can take you on an adventure, then that includes adventures under the sheets if you know what I mean. Dagay ata sa bedroom voice ko ngayon. So we'll be also tackling some not-safer work games a little bit later on in the video. 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Last time, I had to monkey around with this many command line prompts was back in the day when I was mining, not for the faint of heart. I did do a livestream on how to install the large language models you need and how to get it to run. Link to the livestream in the video description below. Say for work games muna tayo. The first one I tried was obviously inspired by Star Trek and there are a lot of call-outs to fans. The name of your ship is the Galaxy, which is the ship class of the Enterprise D, Picard Ship. The ship also has an NCC prefix. The ships on the other side are the iconic cavort class bird of prey for the Klingons. Like this is heavy Star Trek. One problem of the bat was I think the storyline was too heavy that there was significant lag between my prompts and then the response from the story. Like it was really thinking about what to do next. The other problem is that while the story is very involved, the logical progression is a bit weird. It begins with me on the bridge. Everything is fine and then literally in the next message there are 3,000 birds of prey surrounding me.  But the next message is that there's an ongoing battle and that the enemy is slowly being drawn into your grasp. Like I am literally one against 3,000 but heck yes, that was my plan all along. So in classic Star Trek fashion, I find a nebula to hide in. But again, the next response is weird. We've cleared the first obstacle my character says. First obstacle to what? We are literally running for our lives. Alright. Beaming out of here to another adventure. This one, sci-fi cyberpunk. Same problem as in the Star Trek adventure. This story is very intricate but makes leaps that are hard to follow. Here we're looking for a fellow called Xander. I have no idea if he's a good guy or a bad guy but my sidekick would like to use her knife for some reason. So we go to his building and enter a room where we expect Xander to be. But there's no one there. But suddenly my sidekick is now talking to Xander like she has a com line open to him or something. This one was mildly interesting at least because I was able to interact with more things hacking cameras, sneaking around, getting into a gunfight. The world felt more real and believable.  But the AI didn't like that and had my sidekick kill him. But to be fair, it was a bit more flexible when I wanted to do something it didn't suggest. My sidekick goes, we don't need to fight those guys and then I go but that's more fun and she says okay. So a bit more impressive but let's see how the AI does with a more intimate scenario. The first not-safer work scenario was a typical brothel type setup. If you have played any NSFW computer game, you know that for some reason the girls do not like to be rushed. And this is also true in NSFW AI games. Believe me, I tried.  The AI feels comfortable enough around me to let me hug her. Whatever. Although it is possible to escalate things quickly and the AI will respond in character. Compliments though will quickly win her back to you which makes the character seem a bit air-heady. And yes, this does get quite spicy. Finally, I asked for a 3-sum just to see how the AI would respond and it was able to take on the role of two characters so that was impressive. As I have never had a 3-sum in real life this is probably the closest I'm going to get to that. So thanks AI. The last adventure I tried was the most personal. It's a one-on-one with a Rey Ayanami character of Evangelion and it's the typical Rey who is initially submissive and passive. So much so that at the start of the adventure she's basically letting anyone do anything to her for whatever amount they'll give her. Now I really wanted to throw the AI curveballs so instead of the usual responses like realistic, don't do that, savior, I'll take care of you, parasite, well let me use you as well. I tried to be creative and settled on business advisor. I told Rey she was selling herself short and she should charge accordingly and the AI agreed. Now I really wanted to see if this could become a business simulation but I'm not comfortable being a pimp even in a fictitious setting so we ended up going out on a very lovely ice skating date where Rey asked me to be her boyfriend and I said the only on the condition that she stopped seeing those other guys and she said yes and it was wonderful and then I had to stop playing because my wife was getting suspicious of how come I was typing so fast into my computer. Quick note though that AI does not understand Filipino food at all. Healthy and light. Yeah right. Before we close though this was still an NSFW adventure and it did get spicy too.


I'm Brian Innes. I work at IBM, but I'm here today to represent the OKD community and the working group. So, a quick show of hands. How many people have heard of or use OKD? Wow. A lot more than Dublin. So, that's what I'm going to talk about. And for those that don't know, OKD is actually a community version of OpenShift. It's free of charge. This is where the sales folks absolutely hate me, because you don't even need a Red Hat account. It's freely available. You can just download it and stand it up. It is the OpenShift source code, but instead of being built on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, we use Fedora Linux. So, Fedora is where all the new features arrive first. It's the most dynamic version of Linux that Red Hat uses. And this is also the first place that the OpenShift source code meets the new feature. So, that's how you get access to it. OKD.io is our website. And we stay in line with the OpenShift container platform. So, currently 4.10 is our current release. When 4.11 comes out, there's already nightlies available. But when 4.11 comes out, we'll actually have the nightlies available, and then we'll switch over. So, we do stay in touch. And for those that haven't seen it, this is what it looks like. So, it is OpenShift. The only difference is the logo in the top corner. And what you'll also notice, if you watch the Red Hat, watch next presentations when they have screenshots, that logo appears quite often, because this is also used within Red Hat for technology previews. And when Red Hat needs to get access to new features that aren't yet in Red Hat Linux, they'll use OKD. So, all I'm going to do is look at some of the things coming up in OKD, so the roadmap. This is where I may need to get some notes. So, the first thing we want to talk about is CentOS Stream Core OS. So, at the minute, there isn't a Core OS for CentOS Stream, but CentOS Stream is the halfway point between Fedora and Red Hat Enterprise Linux. You can think of it as, it's what Red Hat Enterprise Linux next version is going to be. It is that. And what Red Hat are doing is, they're creating a Core OS on CentOS Stream. It's going to be called SCOS. And it's going to be created just for OKD. So, like Red Hat Enterprise Linux is created just for the container platform, CentOS Stream Core OS is going to be created for OKD. And what they're going to do is they're asking us the community, so outside Red Hat, is this something useful? Is this something we want? They're going to release a preview version. It's probably going to be July, August time. And we're going to arrange some experiments where people can play with it, get to do with it. But if we want this as a community, Red Hat, we'll actually then do a dual release, where you can have OKD on fcost for Dora Core OS. That's where the latest and greatest stuff is going to come. That's not going to go away. That is going to be where the new features hit the code first. But they're also offering this hardened version, this CentOS Stream Core OS version. And if the community wants it, they will actually do that dual release. If you don't want it, nobody uses it, that will just stay within Red Hat. So, I'm going to ask you to sign up for a Twitter account at the end, and that's where we'll announce the availability. And we'll also then ask for feedback if this is something that we, the community, want to have, or whether it's something we're not really interested in. The next one, we actually talked about in the first session this morning when we looked at the OCP, the Openship Container Platform Roadmap. And this is that Core OS layering. So, if you're not familiar with Core OS, it is the technology that's built for hosting container platforms. It's a lightweight operating system. It works very different from a traditional Linux distribution. In that when it boots up, it boots from a standard image, and then it goes and overwrites itself with the image that's in this OS tree, using something like the Ignition file. And if you want to go and customize that image, it's difficult today. When OKD is built, we can't use the Fedora Core OS standard image. We have to customize it a little bit for OKD, and that's not an easy process. So what the layering is, it's a new feature. It's already in Fedora, and you can actually go play with it here. Again, the QR code takes you to that Git repo. And this is a way of using Docker files or container files, and you can actually use a Core OS image as you're from. And then here, we're just replacing a package with an updated package. And then that will go and create me a new version of Core OS or I can then use as my base. Again, today, if you want to customize that image, you typically have to use a machine config, a custom resource to go and create that. And then that patches overlaid after your Kubernetes system, your OKD system is running. So this is going to give you the ability to customize that base image, put any new packages you want on, any customization, any configs you want on, and create the image. So if you want to play with it, there are some examples here. It's available today within the Fedora. And obviously, we're going to change the OKD build to use this technology, and that's what the work's been doing now, and eventually then that will come into OCP. And this last section is really about empowering the community. At the minute, has anybody tried to build OpenShift or OKD from source? It's not easy. First of all, you have to navigate the 600-plus repose in the OpenShift organization, and then you have to try and work out how the Red Hat proud build system works. And it's not an easy process. So within the community, we've been trying to find ways of making this easier, of simplifying this, and giving the community, outside of Red Hat firewall, the ability to build their own releases much more easily. So it's a process that we're going through. And one of the options is this operate-first cloud. So this is a community cloud run by the CIA office in Red Hat, and we're looking at the option of setting up a build system, an OKD build system there so the community can then start doing builds and start releasing things. Hot off the press, there was another conversation at the working group last night, where the product manager for a new build system that Red Hat is looking to build, a managed system initially. They're looking at maybe using OKD as an early access to actually put an OKD build within that new build system that eventually will be rolled out throughout Red Hat. So what we're looking to do is provide the community a way to actually build, open shift. And as an extension to that, we're going to launch a project where we get the community to build a set of operators and then operate a catalogue for OKD, which contains some of the missing pieces. So if you use OKD, you'll be aware that a lot of the magic, like pipelines, like GitOps, are not available in the OKD catalogue. So we want to use the ability that we're going to get with these initiatives to create a community catalogue to add the missing pieces in. We've asked Red Hat to do this, but they've got so many resource constraints that they're just not able to help us that quickly, so we're trying to empower the community to actually do this. So if you like the talks this morning on operators and you want to get your hands dirty, we are going to be looking for volunteers to come and help us join this effort to actually create a set of operators and a catalogue for OKD. And some of the other things that are coming out are, we heard again this morning, multi-architecture. The advantage on the new build system is that's going to be multi-architecture enabled, and there is some work going on to actually do ARM builds and other builds for OKD. And again, we want to roll those out. And there's also quite a lot of work going on within Red Hat. Again, we heard it in the OCP roadmap. Again, it's happening in OKD land as well on doing smaller deployments closer to the edge. So that's what's going on, and we're now going to talk about how this actually manifests and how we actually make this all happen. So OKD is actually managed by a working group. We've got quite a good mix of industry, academic, homelab users and Red Haters. And we meet every second Tuesday, so the last meeting was last night. And it's a conference call, a video conference call that happens at 5 p.m. GMT. So in summer it goes to 6 p.m. UK time, and in winter it's at 5 p.m. Don't know why we don't actually stick to a time, but we move as the seasons move. And it's that group that actually manages OKD and the community. Look after the websites, the okd.io, the docs, which is a copy of the OpenShift documentation modified for OKD. And then we've got a GitHub. Now at the minute that GitHub is actually within the OpenShift organization, and again that causes us a few worries or a few concerns because getting community members that are not Red Haters access to that, to be able to manage commits on that is a little bit difficult because that is the organization looking after the Red Hat product. So Red Hat are not too keen on letting other people into that, which is very understandable. So we're about to move to a project OKD Git repo. So again, as we're going to stop building, we've created our own Git repo and we've created our own project in key.io. So again we want to enable and empower the community to actually do things on our own. We've launched a Twitter account and that's when we're going to be announcing the trials. So if you want to get into that ESCOS version, if you want to look and play with the layering when it gets available, and if you want to help us with the operator work, we're going to announce everything through that Twitter. You can find me on the Kubernetes Slack and if you're a Fedora community member, we're also on Matrix. So happy if you want to reach out. And we've got the calendar here. And all these details are available on okd.io. So if you just have that one URL, go to the working group section and you'll find everything there. But that calendar is how you get into the working group. And I just want to say it can be a little bit daunting when you join a community for the first time, you turn up, you don't know what they're talking about, you just feel a little bit sort of adrift and you're not quite sure what's going on. You are most welcome to come and join our calls. If you want to be a lurker for the first couple of times, just join, listen what's going on. I'm usually on there, find me, there's chat systems, send me a message. I'm quite happy telling you what's going on. Interrupt us and remind us that there's newbies on the call because we're all in there every week and we just sort of launch in and talk about the topics. If you're new and you're feeling a bit, I don't know what you're talking about, just either put something in the chat or just speak up and say, welcome to the context here. We are a friendly bunch. If you want to join us, you're more than welcome to come in. On minutes or on okd.io and on OpenShift TV, you will see all of our meetings. We actually record them and put them up there. Along with the main group, there are other communities and subgroups that we work with. We work very, very closely with Fedora and the Fedora Core OS. They report every one of our main working group meetings because obviously what they do influences okd as the underlying platform. They tell us when new features are coming and work out how we integrate them. We have a document subworking group and that really is about managing interaction with the community. So we've just done some work to rebase the okd website to make it easier. A front-end web developer to contribute, which he didn't think was a good model, so we've now changed it to a markdown-based system, so it's very easy to contribute. Again, anybody that wants to get involved and help us with that. We've just started a section on the technical work, so how you develop for okd. If you're looking at the mysteries of what's in the release and how do I go from a release to where it came from, to the information as we build these other communities and abilities to actually create our content, we'll put it up there. We have a community. We heard about the virtualisation, so we do have a community of a subworking group looking to create that capability within okd as well. And then obviously we're talking to the operate-first cloud. That's it, thank you. Again, look at the Twitter account if any of that interests you in terms of getting access to that. I'm around for the rest of the day. I think I'm going to be around for the Ask Me Anything at the end of the session, so we can take questions then. Thank you.


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Namibia, we started with our NBSAB last year. I think that we made numerous strides. We had some regional consultations in the regions and we felt that we needed to speed up our process to get more organized and we did some series of marathon workshops, including a high-level workshop for politicians to sensitize and get by on the NBSAB process. I think this has been a key achievement and because we have been able to engage our politicians and also get by in and commitment in terms of the NBSAB process and its implementation. We are going to have a peer review which is going to assist the NBSAB government especially on the element of mainstreaming and one of the key issues I think that they've assisted us in with this work second workshop is that we also need to look at our own plans because we have currently Namibia is having voluntary strategic environmental assessment and the key question was asked whether is this NBSAB document also going to be subjected to a strategic environmental assessment since it's a government document and we are going to look into that and I think that is also going to assist us in implementing and looking at key issues especially at the strategic level. In addition to the process I think the key process that we need to disfinalize the document and submit it to cabinet so that it can be endorsed and this becomes a national document which is going to be implemented by the different line ministries and other sector that have been identified as key stakeholders in the implementation of our second national environmental strategy and action plan and after that I think then we commence with the implementation process of the NBSAB which is I think ultimately the most important because implementation and getting the work done and ensuring that by the city's concept that is our ultimate objective.