Hello everybody, E here. Welcome back to another book review. Today we are talking about Joe Lansdale's savage season. I almost forgot the name of the book there. But before we get started, I listened to this one on Scribe. Scribe has the entire Hap and Leonard series. There's a link down there in the doobly-doo. If you want a free month, you get a free month. My kids get a free month because it's their not affiliate link because we're not really an affiliate. If you use that link, they get a free month and you get a free month. I don't care if you keep Scribe or not, but if you want to try it out, use the link and then my kids get a free month. It's a win for both of us. But anyways, on with the review. Okay, so savage season is about Hap and Leonard, two good old boys. I think it's important to mention this.  That fits into a lot of the stuff where me and my buddy Aaron are buddy reading this since we got done with the John Connolly series so far anyways. We're waiting on the nameless ones. But we decided to start Lansdale series, Hap and Leonard series. And there's a lot of referencing to the fact that one of them is black and gay and the other one is white, more so in Mucho Mojo, the second book. But we'll talk about that when we get there. I really liked this book. I'm only giving it four stars and the reason is I want a room to grow kind of deal. I'm already enjoying the second book much more. So this is a higher four stars right now. Well, not right now. I'm going to give it a high four stars. There is, and this is something that's completely subjective. I don't know if it'll bother any of you. And I do not think that Joe Lansdale is racist or any of that nonsense. But there's a lot of you. So the N word in these books by you know, both white people and black people, it doesn't matter. The N word is everywhere. And I personally do not like reading the word or listening to the word. And since I am listening to it, I can't even skim over it. I have to hear it over and over and over again. And most of the time it's with the hard ER. It just makes me cringe. It's not something that I enjoy. So I'm throwing that out there for people who might feel the same way. Other than that, I really enjoyed the book. It is about Happen Leonard going out and diving to find a vehicle. And there's a lot more to the plot. The ending is really good. There is, I think the villain of this one was a little bit cartoony with the way he was talking to his henchmen. What's the word I'm looking for? He keeps doing that over and over again. I thought that was funny. But I like my villains to be villains. And other than his near constant spewing of the N word, the guy seemed like a bit cartoonish. But I know people like this exist. So, I mean, I'm going to let it go. But the thing that really struck me with this one is how goddamn funny it is. I was laughing multiple times throughout. There is a rumor that John Connolly got his inspiration for Angel and Louis in the Charlie Parker books from Happen Leonard's discourse. It rings true to me. I don't know. I even asked Joe Lansdale. Joe Lansdale didn't know. John Connolly didn't actually respond to me. But Lansdale, when I said about the rumor, Joe commented and he said, but were they? Question mark? I don't know. He doesn't know. But the discourse, the back and forth, the banter certainly seems like Angel and Louis were the inspiration for Angel and Louis. I think I got that backward to begin with. So, to be clear, the rumor is that Happen Leonard, because they came first, these books are rather old, because they came first that John Connolly read them and got the inspiration for Angel and Louis and that might or might not be the case. I don't know. I like the plot of this book. There's not a whole lot of plot, though. It's a very, very simple story and I enjoyed that. The last book by Lansdale that I read was A Thin Dark Line, I believe it's called. Another fantastic book, which it's funny because I struggled to get through it two or three times and I kept quitting it. But then I fell in love with it and I fell in love with these characters. I already love Happen Leonard and I want to talk to you about Mucho Mojo and the character of Florida. But we can't yet. We got to get through this review and I'm pretty much done here. These are older books. If you were thinking about reading them, you've probably already read them, but if you were thinking about it and you haven't yet, I highly recommend it. It's a lot of fun. Absolutely hilarious.  I love the narrator and I hope he's the narrator throughout the entire series. But have you read Savage Season or any of the Happen Leonard books? Let me know down there in the doobly-doo whether or not you liked them, loved them, hated them, felt mad about them. Any of those things that you felt, describe why you felt that way so that we can have a discussion. But until next time, I have been E, you have been U. This has been another book review. I'll talk to you guys later. Bye!


Hello everyone and welcome to FOSTA. Can you hear me in the back? Yes, perfect. My name is Matthias Kirschner. I work for Free Software Foundation Europe. And I'm here today to encourage you to get active and support civil society organizations. So nowadays computers are everywhere around us. They are in the form of computers as most of people know it, like desktop computers, laptops, mobile phones, tablets, or Wi-Fi routers. But they are also in shapes where people usually don't recognize them. Like for example cars, trains, airplanes, washing machines, dishwashers, lightning bulbs, you name it. They are everywhere. And they are deciding what we can do with those devices and what we cannot do with those devices as a society. And when we don't understand how they work, we don't know how our society works. And sometimes they are not even around us, but they are actually directly attached to our body or even inside of our body, like with hearing aids or with defibrillators. So all those devices control what people in a society can do or what they cannot do and are controlled thereby by the people who develop them, who know the rules in there. So there is a huge difference in power. And nowadays more and more of processes around us are also shaped by software. Here is an example, it's from France. In France a software decides which pupils will be allowed to go to which university. So this software was kept secret for a long time. And nobody knew why some people were allowed to go to one university and some others might not be allowed to go to university at all. So in that case a pupils organization there, they sued the government and said they want to have access to the source code so they can see what is going on there and there could be a debate about if this is right or wrong. After some back and forth and that they cannot publish the source code because then it could be hacked, in the end they were successful. And then they could have a debate about if those assumptions made in the software and the rules implemented in the software, if that's good for society. It turned out that pupils who live close to university have a higher chance to be admitted to the university. Which in the case of very prestigious universities means that children from richer families because the surroundings of those prestigious universities usually have very high rent rates that they are more likely to be admitted to one of those prestigious universities which in turn also increases the likelihood that those children will have a better page of afterwards. So it's very difficult for pupils from lower income families to change the income of the family in the long run. And in this case they were able to do this. They were able to have a discussion about that and could think about if this assumption which a programmer made there, oh it would be nice if someone who lives close by university has a higher chance to go there if this is something which is fair and which is good for society going from universities to job applications. In the UK and the US a lot of the job applications are filtered with software before any human will ever see them. So it's the software by a few companies, proprietary software by a few companies which filters all of those job applications. And when you apply for a job it might turn out you will never be invited to have a job interview and people don't often know why this is the case. There are court cases where sometimes they find out some stuff why this is the case, but it's not clear. And so as a labor lawyer, as unions, as someone who wants to find out why you are not getting invited to job interviews it's very difficult to have a debate in society if those rules are right or wrong and if they are discriminating people when we don't want to discriminate them. Going further, almost all federal states in the US nowadays use the software to calculate the likelihood of a criminal offender to become criminal again. And this percentage will then be considered by the judge for some additional measures. And in some states they also say that it's even considered for the length of the sentence. How this software works and what factors are exactly calculated in for coming to this percentage number, that's not clear. The defenders, the lawyers, they don't know what factors are included in this and why their client might have to go to jail a few years longer than someone else. So in our society nowadays more and more organizations, more and more civil society organizations groups are affected by software and they are affected by not having the ability to understand what the software is actually doing. They are not able to see what assumptions were made by the people who implemented the software. And that's a problem that they are not able to do that and they cannot fulfill their work which they did before or have more difficulties to fulfill that. And in future there will be many, many more organizations in all kinds of areas in our society who will be affected by that. In the case of the French Pupils Association we saw that people were asking for a source code and said that they would like to have access and want to see what the software is actually doing so that they could have a debate in society about that. There are too little people asking for this. Here there is an example where I wouldn't have expected it. It's about DNA analysis software in forensics and you read an article about how horrible the situation there is and that this proprietary software which is used there in some cases has almost 70% failure rate to predict if that's really the DNA of a person and if the person is going to jail because of a false DNA analysis and they say, well, neither the experts nor the defendants have access to the source code to see why this software is having those results and why when you send it to another laboratory you get another result. So that's not possible and in this case it's not about that but we need more people more organizations to ask for access to source code that there is more transparency there that we can have those debates and you as software hackers you have the tools for that. You know how to argue why it's important to have access to software to see what is actually going on there what assumptions are made, what ethics and values are included in this software so you can argue about that you can also explain that in some areas it's the defaults that you are able to see what the software is actually doing and you can also explain them that the argument that if a company is publishing source code that they then cease to exist that this is not correct and that it's a legitimate question to ask for having access to software and what this is doing for certain institutions for people who are affected by this. So lots of you care about different values about different causes some of you care a lot about privacy some of you care a lot about animal rights public health about different aspects environmental regulations there are lots of organizations working in those areas and some of them they also work in the direction when they are successful that some other organizations their goals will not be achieved that's why it's important that each one of you thinks about what is important for you and then supports these organizations with your knowledge that they can better fulfill their role there and help them to make software freedom the default in their area as well it's important to know that software freedom free software issue in all those topics where these civil society organizations are working it's one small piece in a puzzle there are many other things which have to be considered I mean just in the IT area you also need people who argue why access to data is important or transparency of the hardware involved privacy issues are important but it's a very it's an important detail in this puzzle free software is necessary there it's not enough but it's necessary so I would like to encourage you to get active there to reach out to civil society organizations you care about tell them about free software that they are aware about that there is the possibility to shape the environment where they are working in maybe help them to improve that free software becomes the default there so that the playing field they are operating in is changing and is more beneficial for what they want to achieve there so please go out do this and it's in the end not what what one of us is doing there but it's the sum of all of the activities we are doing and we are equipped with this knowledge so please go out there and help those organizations so that they can fulfill their role for society so thank you very much and if you have any questions which we cannot cover now I will be at the FSFE booth where this is it's over there I also tomorrow at 12 have a talk about the values of software freedom beside that I would like to thank all the donor supporters of the FSFE who enable our work so please also support our work for software freedom now I would also like you to give a big applause to the foster volunteers and organizing team they are outside there as well it's a big applause for enabling this thank you thank you okay shall we take one or two questions or there is one question over there I mean yeah let's just come to the FSFE booth hello hello so you mentioned some cases where effectively software impacts on lives of people and in ways that are terrible like for example on the length of your sentence for example but I was wondering whether the issue might not be actually proprietary software rather than the adoption of proprietary software from the state because the state has got some imperative I mean it can oblige you to do things such as go to prison for example and if that is that thing is not based on something that we can all agree upon for example such as for example the source code I see it I can see what are the assumptions etc then it's not obviously a good thing so is there maybe a qui pro quo in the I don't know I mean for software which is developed by governments we are also running this campaign public money public code so we believe that when governments public administrations are using taxpayers money to develop software that this should be free software and that we should be able to see what this software is actually doing that we should be able to reuse that there's also lots of software where the software is actually written by some companies who are then controlling that and even in those cases we should have a debate which institution in our society which groups in our society should still have access to this even it's not a direct free software problem but they should still have access to this software and see what this is doing so we can have a debate in society about that and that's affecting lots of organizations there so I think it's both there is needed thank you very much have a good for them


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The key elements in the art of working together are how to deal with change, how to deal with conflict, and how to reach our potential. The needs of the team are best met when we meet the needs of individuals, individual persons. Thank you, Sue. Roll call, please. Belt. Here. Boren. Here. Carlson. Here. Decker. Here. Hammond. Here. Hannah. Here. Heidemann. Here. Van Akron. Here. Vanderweel. Here. And Versey. Here. 16 present. We have a quorum. Now if we can all rise, we have Mike Damro here with the Boy Scouts from Troop 804. And if you gentlemen can come forward here and you can lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance. If you guys would like to just all line up on the ledge here, that'd be great. Yep, you can go up there. Pledge of Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which stands one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you. Thank you gentlemen. Looking for approval of the minutes of the prior common council meeting. President Rinfleisch. I move that we approve the minutes of the previous meeting. Second. And a second to approve the minutes under discussion. If there is no discussion, all in favor say aye. Aye. Opposed? Motion carries. Public forum this evening? Yes. We have one this evening, Milt Storm. Milt, could you give us your home address please? 1736 Marvin Court. And that's in Sheboygan. And you will have five minutes. Thank you for giving me this opportunity to speak. The things that I would like to speak about this evening are my own facts and my own thoughts and not necessarily of the organization I belong to and that is neighbors against drugs. Seven and a half years ago, in 2003, this city council approved us to organize as a group. We are also under the sponsorship of the Sheboygan Neighborhood Pride Inc. and of the Sheboygan Police Department. So I would like to update this council and the public of our groups activities these past years. In the city of Sheboygan, we have been successful in closing down approximately 100 drug houses and their activities. Along the way, we have gained recognition both statewide and nationally. It was either late 2004 or early 2005, I don't recall. Our NAD group took first place in Wisconsin Rabbits at an awards banquet hosted by the state community policing association. I have a picture here that I will distribute to the family. I have it mounted in a metal frame on my, hangs on my kitchen wall. In October of 2005, our NAD completed in an international competition where we received second place. Some of the judges that were seated at our table at the banquet awards thought that we should have been first place and I agree. Our NAD is now thinking of starting the community villages and starting their own drug groups to obey drug dealing in their communities. At our last meeting, which is now being held at the sheriff's department, one of our members knew somebody over in the Cedar Grove High School, some relative. And we have tentatively contacted the Cedar Grove High School and they have agreed that we will have a public forum there June 2 at the high school. It will be about 6.30 in the evening. It still is tentatively, but I'm leaving the cat out of the bag already ahead of time. It will be much similar to the same thing as the meeting we had at the Roco room and I think Chief Demogalski did attend. I was not able to attend that meeting. Although our group is much smaller now, we still would command a huge presence. Our Monday noon meetings are held now in the Sheboygan County Sheriff's building. They are open to the public. We need public support. And if you'd like to come, we might even seriously think and give you a job. I'm sure that we can always find some volunteers. So thank you for your time and if time permits, I will answer any questions. Thank you, Milt. Thank you, Milt. Any other public forum? That would be at this evening. It is all this evening. Under Mayor's announcements, I have nothing this evening. So we will move right on to the Consent Agenda. Consent Agenda 3-1 through 3-14, President Rinflesch. Thank you, Your Honor. 3-13, I will pull out separate, for a separate motion on that one. So in the meantime, though, I moved to accept and file all ROs, accept and adopt all RCs and pass all resolutions and ordinances. From document 3-1 to 3-12 and 3-14. Second. Okay. We have a motion to pull 3-13. So we're looking at 3-1 through 3-12 and 3-14. Alderman Borne. Thank you, Mayor Ryan. I'd also like to pull document 3-12. And when it's appropriate, I'd like to make a motion to hold that. Have it lie over to the next meeting. We can just make a motion now to hold on 3-12, if you'd like. Thank you. Second. We have a motion to second to hold 3-12. All in favor of holding 3-12 State Aye. Aye. Opposed? Motion carries. So we'll hold 3-12. So we are looking now on the Consent Agenda at 3-1 through 3-11 and 3-14. Is there any discussion on those items? There is none. Roll call, please. Belt. Yes. Borne. Aye. Carlson. Aye. Decker. Aye. Hammond. Aye. Hanna. Aye. Heidemann. Aye. Coth. Aye. Kittelson. Aye. Madacheck. Aye. Rindfleisch. Aye. Racler. Aye. Sampson. Aye. Vanakren. Aye. Hanna. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I'd make a motion to approve the RC with the following friendly amendment. My amendment would be that all existing facilities that properly applied for and received building permits would be grandfathered in as they exist today. Second. Okay. We have a motion and a second that all establishments that have applied for and had approved a building permit to build a smoking room onto their facility be grandfathered in to any changes that have been adopted in this, in this more complete ordinance. Correct? That's correct. Under discussion. So we have that amendment. Okay. There is no discussion. Maybe we have a motion on the amended items. I would move that the amended RC be accepted and adopted. Second. We have a motion and a second to adopt the RC as amended. Under discussion. There is no roll call, please. Warren. Aye. Carlson. Aye. Decker. Aye. Hammond. Aye. Hanna. Aye. Heidemann. Aye. Cobb. Samson. Aye. Van Akron. Aye. Vanderweel. Aye. Versey. Aye. And Belt. Aye. 16 ayes. Motion carries. Reports of officers 2, 315 through 327 to be referred. Resolutions introduced 3, 328 through 332 to be referred. Reports of committee 6, 333 by law on licensing recommending denying taxi cab driver's license number 9024 based upon public safety issues. Alderman Hanna. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I would ask that is Mr. Siegel here. Can he be given an opportunity to speak? Yes. Could we get a motion on the floor? Sure. Motion to deny based upon the police recommendation. Second. Okay. And this gentleman is here. Would you like to step forward and speak on this issue, sir? You would not. Okay. Is there any further discussion? Alderman Samson. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Can we just get a little, I guess, some detail as far as what that recommendation was and why? I wish we could. It was a juvenile offense. It's a closed file. The police requested that we not approve. Was this voted on unanimously to deny by committee? No. Three to one. Okay. Is there any further discussion? There is none roll call, please. Carlson. Aye. Decker. Aye. Hammond. Aye. Hanna. Koth. Aye. Kittleson. Aye. Madochek. Aye. Rinfleisch. Aye. Racler. Aye. Samson. Aye. Venakren. Aye. Vanderweel. Aye. Versey. Aye. Belt. Aye. And Boran. Aye. 16 ayes. Motion carries. 334 by law and licensing recommending denying taxi cab driver's license number violations and public safety concerns. Alderman Hanna. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I would make a motion that RC 3-34 to deny license 9038 be passed. We have a motion and a second under discussion. Is Mr. Copeland here? Mr. Copeland. Mr. Copeland. Mr. Copeland here. Mr. Copeland had multiple offenses that were not disclosed on his application. Thank you all for having a discussion. A negative recommendation from the police department. Very good. Is there any further discussion? If there is no real call, please. Decker. Aye. Hammond. Aye. Hanna. Aye. Heidemann. Aye. Koth. Aye. Kittleson. Aye. Madochek. Aye. Versi. Aye. Belt. Aye. Warren. Aye. Carlson. Aye. 16 exuberant eyes. At least one. Motion carries. Report of committee 7-335 by law and licensing recommending denying beverage operators license number 5479 based upon his failure to include all relevant convictions on his application and his failure to cooperate with the committee. Alderman Hanna. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I'd make a motion that the RC 3-35 be passed. Second. We have a motion and a second under discussion. Is Mr. Gehigge here? Is Mr. Gehigge here? Mr. Gehigge. He received several invitations to attend the committee and failed the show. Thank you, Alderman Hanna. Any further discussion? There is no further discussion. We'll call please. Hammond. Aye. Hanna. Aye. Heidemann. Aye. Cotth. Aye. Kielsen. Aye. Madochek. Aye. Rindfleisch. Aye. Rasler. Aye. Sandsen. Aye. Van Akron. Aye. Vanderweel. Aye. Versi. Aye. Belt. Aye. I'm sorry, just a note on the, on here, 336 states that it's proposed by Alderman Boren that is actually Alderman Decker. We can make a note of that. Alderman Boren? Yes. Okay, you're clear on that one. All right. Okay, so that's 336 through 341. Other matters authorized by law, Attorney McFoon. Thank you, Your Honor. 332 is an RO by the City Clerk submitting communication from Chaborgan J.C.'s requesting review and approval of the operating hours for their annual broad days festival at Qantas Parks from August 4 through 6 2011. That will be referred to public protection and safety and public works. 3-43 is an RO by the City Clerk submitting communication from Amy Gutierrez, Tourism Director of Chaborgan County Chamber of Commerce requesting use of services and Services and equipment from the Department of Public Works referred to the Committee of Public Works 44 is an arrow by the City Clerk's and communication from Denny Moyer general manager of Schwoigen Athletic Club requesting permission to close Wildwood Avenue on Saturday June 4 to celebrate the completion of the Current phase of the Park renovation project and also place barricades in the middle of Wildwood Avenue just south of the FW Hall To be referred to public protection and safety and public works 3-45 is an arrow by the City Clerk submitting communication from St. Mark Lutheran Church requesting a refund of 2010 paid property taxes for the property at 607 Erie Avenue to be referred to risk management 346 is an arrow by the City Clerk submitting communication from the John Michael Kohler Art Center Making various requests of the city to hold their annual art parmata on July 4 Referred to public protection and safety and public works 3-47 is an arrow by the City Clerk submitting communication from Danny Beeman requesting a waiver of the sex offender residency regulation Referred to public protection and safety And 3-48 is an arrow by the City Clerk submitting various license applications for the period ending June 30 2011 and June 30 2012 Referred to law and licensing 3-49 is a resolution Authorizing the sale of city-owned property at 1026 Erie Avenue and 712 South Water Street referred to city planning Motion to second to adjourn all in favor say aye


Hello everyone and welcome to Prophecy Files Briefing. We're glad that you've joined us today. And just a moment, I want to take you to the indicators, the Rapture Ready indicators that we've been dealing with now for several weeks. And I pray that it's helping you to be able to see how close we are to the imminent return of Jesus Christ. At first, I want to just remind you to be sure to register now for the upcoming Prophecy Files Conference right here at Pace Assembly. All the information is on the screen and we need you to register today. And I believe that it not only will be a blessing to you, but will help you to see more insights into how you can be ready for the next great event on the calendar of God, the Rapture of the Church. Now to this briefing, we've been dealing over the past several weeks with the Rapture Ready indicators, the vacuum of leadership, the global system that is already in place for the Antichrist arrival, the absolute power of government over the Almighty God's power that is attempting to take place as it has in the past and as it is happening even right now. And of course, the signs that are in the heavens and the artificial intelligence that's been taking place that is mimicking and trying to take the place of God Almighty. Well, here's the next Rapture Ready indicator and it's very obvious in the world that we're living in today. Jesus said in Matthew 24, there would be wars and rumors of wars. One of the signs, one of the indicators. There are dozens of global conflicts that are taking place right now across the globe. Of course, the most obvious in the Ukraine and that of Russia, but there are many more that are taking place even as we speak. And within the past few days, we have seen the State Department in the United States that has been calling for all of the American citizens to leave from Haiti because the war, the next rumor and what is happening in Haiti is now coming to a fever pitch. In fact, in recent days, an American missionary has been kidnapped. There are other events that are taking place around the world. Is this something that we didn't know about? No. Jesus said in Matthew 24, one of the indicators of the last days would be the massive amount of wars and rumors of wars that would be taking place. Our military across the United States around the world globally is stretched thin. That was one of the things that was taking place during King Saul's time that would cause great conflict because there was not enough of the military to take care of the situation, such as the case today. In many cases, as we've seen over the past few years, the demoralizing of military individuals has been something that's been coming down even from the top. I want you to understand, to go into conflict right now, the United States is in multiple locations, in fact, having just sent millions of dollars to Taiwan because China is getting ready to invade. They said it is war that is imminent. Well, let me just take you to a couple of things you need to be aware of. There's over 1,800 terrorist attacks that have taken place in the first six months of this year in West Africa. By and large, it is being ignored by most of the people around the globe, especially the media, and a lot of it has to do with Christian persecution that has taken place. Bikino Faso and other terrorist groups are having their way in the continent of Africa, and it is a conflict that is ongoing, has been, and you're seeing even more of it ratcheting up. Of course, the conflict that is taking place, the war that is happening with the Ukraine and Russia and people that are gathering from around the globe, even Saudi Arabia trying to broker a deal that went belly up this past weekend, Russia coming in with China behind it to support them. And in recent days, the Ukrainian government has acquired, listen to this, and now we've sent, the United States has sent military munitions, cluster bombs, all kinds of things going on. They recently seized, the Ukraine did, a cache of North Korean missiles. So they're now lobbing North Korean missiles into Russia, and according to this article, they're planning on taking the war right to the forefront. We've seen in the past few days as the war has ratcheted up from the Ukrainian side by sending a drone, they said, into Russia and actually striking in Moscow. The wars and the rumors of wars around the world are more than what our mind can comprehend. And there are 10 major conflicts according to the International Crisis website, 10 conflicts that are happening right now that are the biggest. That of the Ukraine, they're expecting Armenia and Iran and Yemen and Ethiopia, the Congo, Sahel in the Northern continent of Africa, Haiti, Pakistan, and certainly Taiwan. Predictions are being made in the future that the United States and China will go to war over Taiwan and their own conflict. Ladies and gentlemen, these are nothing more than the signs that Jesus predicted would take place in the last days. You can read about it in Matthew 24 that he predicted that and not only predicted it but prophesied it into the future as part of the global signs that would take place that he was about to return. Have we always had war? Certainly. Is the wars that we're engaged in right now are they different? They most certainly are. And we've never been in our world so much on the edge, so spread, so thin from the United States military, it is so important that we're looking at these signs and paying attention as the day draws closer to Jesus Christ's return. The only question is, are you ready? These are rapture ready indicators that I'm giving to you right now that were prophesied by Jesus Christ and we need to pay close attention and have our eyes looking up because any day now he's coming. And I would encourage you to get ready and stay ready because I believe Jesus Christ is coming soon.


Hi everyone and welcome back to another vlog. As you can hear I'm not very well, so I've got a bit of a sore throat, so I'm really sorry. I hope you can bear with it. So today's vlog is going to be your top essential needs for starting university as a student nurse. Now the very first thing you are going to need is stationery.  I have stationery upon stationery upon stationery. That's only some of it as well, the rest in my bag that I take to university. But I just love stationery, I love writing in different colours, I love doing diagrams, I love doing pictures, I love doing doodles. It all helps with my revision and my memory and all of that jazz. So I love to use like a huge variety of different stationery, different techniques to help me revise. But if you don't like all the colours and things, literally just big pen and paper, that's fine too. Along with the stationery, get yourself a pad. If you prefer just having scraps of paper, that's fine, that's your way of learning, your way of writing things down, so just do that. But I prefer to have one of these and it's just amazing. It's got different sections, so I put different modules in each section. This is my new one for starting today, third and final year, just in case you didn't already know. So I've just literally started to write my first module in the first bit. But these are really handy to separate everything, separate all of your notes and keep them all in one place. This was actually from B&M's and it was really cheap. Have a look on Wilkinson's as well, because I know they do really cheap ones of these. Not too sure how much, but around £3 mark. Or if you just want some paper, just get a notepad of paper. I know I had my last lot of just plain paper that I bought. I think it was like 80p or 99p or something from Wilkinson's. Other supermarkets are available, but it's really sturchy. We are on a student budget, so we need to save money. Some people like to use a dictaphone or you can get a voice recording app on your phone. It's completely free to record the lessons and do your notes later or listen back to it later if you don't want to write and sit and write in lectures. That's fine too, just whichever way you like to do it. Do that. Next tip, get yourself a diary. It's fine if you want to use your phone calendar to put things into your phone calendar, so you've got it all on you at all times. Do that. I really like to keep a diary with all of my plans in so I can write my work commitments, I can write my bank shifts, I can work my placement hours, I can work every lecture, any extracurricular activities. Everything goes in this, so I know where I'm at, what I'm doing. It's the best way to stay organised. One of the top tips for starting nursing is stay organised.  A really, really common question I get asked and that I've seen posts on different Facebook groups, different Twitter posts, things like that, is what books do I need for university? I'm just going to put out a small disclaimer here, as always, depending on what university you are they might expect different things from you, but just from my own experiences and a couple of other universities. They don't necessarily expect you to buy books, but they do give you reading lists and suggestions of books that you can buy to help you with revision, assignments, things like that. But I personally, I'm not a book person, I haven't picked up one single physiology book, apart from this one. This, I've got three books that I've read throughout my first two years, these are the only three books I've read because for me, Anatomium Physiology, I prefer to go over my lecture plans, I revise from the Khan Academy on YouTube is a fantastic, it makes it really simple, easy to understand, but again, with caution with that, they do sometimes go a little bit too in depth and you don't need that extra in depth and they might use different words. So just be careful with that, but I love the Khan Academy. Honestly, they are the best things to learn physiology from, I find. And they've also got a website that you can use, they have online quizzes and things like that. But back to the books. So this one for medications, it's got the physiology of how the medication works in the body in this book, I absolutely love it.  I think I got this for £8 off eBay, but it's well worth the money. Next, a freebie. I love freebies. If I can get something cheap or free, we are students, I've just said this, we need to get all the discounts we can. So if you walk into your local pharmacy or any pharmacy across the city, firstly, tell them that you're a student nurse and ask them, have they got any old BNFs that they don't use anymore? The BNF is your Bible of medications that you will use 100% any area, any clinical area you work in as a nurse, you will need the BNF. This isn't even an option, you will need it. I prefer to have the book, I love having the book, but you can also download the free app onto your mobile device, free BNF app, you can access it anywhere you want, any clinical setting, but just err on the side of caution about getting your phone out when you're out on placement, because there's some strict rules about using your mobile phone. If you're really desperate to look something up, make sure it's okay with your mentor and just say, listen, this is what I'm doing, I'm just looking this up on the BNF app, okay. And they shouldn't have a problem with that, but just be cautious with that, but you can download it on your phone, and you're going to need the book, possibly if you prefer reading from books. My next book, this is not a necessity, but I absolutely adore this book. It's the Student Ness's Guide to Successful Reflection. And I'm a little bit biased because this is actually one of our own lectures at university's book, but she's fantastic. And the way this book is set out is just incredible. If you struggle with reflection like I did at the start, this book is going to help you. There's different little tasks inside for you to do, and you just go and work along the tasks, it's really, really, really helpful. And it's got amazing quotes and things inside the book, it's really cute. It's just a really simple, easy to understand, really broken down book on reflection and how to do a real reflection. So that's really, really helped me because as nurses, we have to reflect. It's not even an option, it's mandatory. It's an NMC requirement as part of the re-validation. You have to write reflections. So you're going to need some sort of reflection tool, but it is 100% worth it. Have a look on Amazon for it. It's fantastic. But if you don't want to spend money, if you're trying to limit because we're students, we need our money, we need our pennies, we don't get paid for this. So have a look, just have a Google on different reflection tools. There's loads of online stuff, step-by-step guides on how to reflect and different tools that you can use to help you reflect. You don't really need to buy a book. You can access these things online, so save your money where you can. I am obsessed with backpacks. I love backpacks. They're great for placement. They're great for university. I have got four backpacks that I rotate. So my main backpack just for placements is this one because it's absolutely massive because you're going to need to put your uniform in there because you can't wear your uniform travelling to and from placement. You have to get changed at placement.  It's also got a little pouch to put, if you want, to take your laptop anywhere, to put your placement documents, things like that to keep them safe. This is one of my favourites. I got this from Costco. It was like 10 pounds. It was a bargain. But this is the best bag I have literally ever bought. It's fantastic. It's the biggest, it's the best. It's everything in. My other backpacks are just slightly smaller but I use them for university just to put my pens and paper, lunch, things like that in.  Just make sure it's comfortable. Make sure it fits all your things in. Make sure it's practical. My next item for student nursing is get yourself a FOD watch. This, you will need this 100% mandatory. You need this. This is going to be used when you go out and you're doing blood pressures, your count of respiratory rates, your count in the pulse rate. These FOD watches, preferably they like the rubber ones because they're washable and these you can get online. Really, really cheap. Have a look on eBay. Have a look on Amazon. They're like a couple of quid. They're really cheap. Next one is get yourself a notepad. This is actually my uni notepad but I use this to keep everything in. I've even made some like little flashcards.  They're going to be giving you all of this information and it's really good just to jot things down. I also put my medications in there because throughout university you'll be given a set amount of medications to learn. So I literally just write all of my medications in here as well. I tend to keep the front for medications and then the back for any information advice. Just fantastic. It's really good to look back on and just read upon your notes or if you forget something then it's really good to just have those notes in there. While we're on the subject of placements, you need comfy shoes. You need the ugliest, the baddest, the horribleest looking shoes possible and you're going to have to wear them. They have to be leather. They have to cover your whole foot. They can't be like dolly shoes with gaps. They're going to be need to be wipeable because you're going to get body fluids on there. You're going to get blood. You're going to get pee. You're going to get vomit. You're going to get all sorts on these shoes so you're going to want to be able to wipe them. These are the ones I prefer and actually quite a lot of students prefer these. These are from Clarks. They're called the Unlooped and these are just the comfiest things I've ever worn. I just, I can't believe I didn't get them sooner. I got these in second year and these are the best things I ever bought. I treated myself because they are a bit pricey. If you go into the regular shop, I think they're £60 but please, please, please any advice that you take from this, go to the factory outlet. Don't go to the standard store because these are like half the price. I got these for 35 I think in the factory outlet. Save your money, please do that. But also some students have commented saying that they don't like wearing these, that they're uncomfortable, they just, they can't adjust to them and they prefer the sketches. But it's up to you. Just go out there, try on shoes. Look, don't look for fashionable. Look for the ugliest, safest, cleanest, comfiest shoes that you can find. But either way, you're on your feet for 12 and a half hours, you are going to need comfy shoes. Another thing that I have but I can't actually find it because I moved houses and there's some things that are still packed away. So one thing I do have is a manual blood pressure set. I got this really, really cheap on Amazon. It was £5 because as a nurse you're going to have to do manual blood pressure. No one awards that you've got those electric machines and things like that. But there will be times that you might have to use a manual blood pressure. I know in our very first oski we are tested on manual blood pressure. So it's really good to have that at home to just practice on people, practice on your friends, your family, your animals if you want. But it just really helps build your confidence with manual blood pressure because I know some people do struggle to find the pulse and things when they're doing it. So it's really good to have that. But again, you don't 100% need that. That's just something I wanted to practice at home because I loved it and I loved doing manual blood pressure. There'll be things at your university to help you practice that. So don't go spending money that you don't have and it's not a necessity. It's just something that I prefer to have and it's really helped me with my manual blood pressure. And last but not least, when you're out on placement your hands from washing it every single day, all day, every day are going to get very very dry, very very sore. So just have a really good hand cream in your bag. A small one that can go in your pocket is always good as well. But just have that really good hand cream because your hands do get dry, they do get sore. You're going to be using alcohol gel.  All day. Just that is a really big thing because you have to look after yourself and you have to look after your hands. For me personally, I love Lush. Lush is my favourite and they do this really good coconut scrub with the coconut hand cream and it just makes your hands feel amazing. Like they've just been in a spa. It's fantastic. Another one is the hemp cream from the Body Shop is perfect. I don't like the smell of that one and it does make your hands a little bit greasy. So when I use that one, sometimes I use it before I wash my hands. So then I'll use it and then I wash my hands and then it kind of has the same effect but it just stops it from getting so greasy. But either way, whichever hand cream you choose, just make sure it's a good one for your hands. So that's it. That is my top essentials you're going to need as a nursing student. If you are just starting university, if you've already just started university, a massive good luck to you because this is going to be the best journey of your life.


Division in Afenifeire as members disagree over candidates to support in 2023 and the Southeast Governors raise alarm over insecurity in the region. This is Post-Politics. I am Mary Anacol. Leader of Pan-Yoruba Social Political Group, Afenifeire Chief Ayo Adebanjo has explained the reason behind the absence of the endorsement at the endorsement ceremony of the presidential candidates of the ruling or progressive Congress, Ayo Adebanjo in an interview with Newsmen on Sunday said he was not expected to attend the meeting where Tinibu was endorsed as his support for Pitalbi was already known. Recall that the leader of the Pan-Yoruba Social Political Group, Afenifeire Pa-Ruben-Fa-Sauron-Ti and several other West-South-West leaders had endorsed Tinibu on Sunday at Pa-Sauron-Ti's residence in Akure, the understate capital. Well, joining us to break this down is Biodun Shoumi, he's a political analyst and a veteran journalist, and also joining us is Uppunabot Inko Tyria, a civil rights advocate. Thank you so much, gentlemen. Glad to have you join us. It is my pleasure. Thank you for having me. Good evening, Mary An. Good evening. And good evening. And good evening. Great. I'll start with you, Mr. Shoumi, because you obviously are from the Southwest, so you'd be able to give us some insight from a Yoruba perspective. Now we've seen earlier on where Pa-Ruben-Fa-Ruben-Fa-Ruben-Fa-Sauron-Ti had said that Afenifeire stands by Pitalbi of cost. That's one way or the other, ruffled the feathers of many. And now we're seeing Fasheron-Ti also endorsing his own candidate. Let me start with the basic, you know, for this conversation. How does Afenifeire as a pan-Yoruba group affect the votes of the people in the Southwest or anybody whatsoever who is a Yoruba person? How does what? How does the position of an Afenifeire leader or Afenifeire as a group affect the votes of the average Yoruba person or who they pick as a candidate? Afenifeire occupies a very important post in the sociocultural world of the Yoruba. It mingles in politics at different point in time in relation to the interests of the Yoruba ethnic nationality. And quite often has made interjections in national affairs. But with the view to promote and protect Yoruba's interests. And that is the Afenifeire known to the Yoruba. In relation to the current situation, we have a situation where the national chairman after the unfortunate, you know, previous death, you know, killing mother of his daughter decided to take a break because you do not retire from Afenifeire. Leader she don't retire is like post for life. That's how it has always been. And therefore he decided to step aside and appointed an acting leader in Chief Ayio Adebanjo. Since 2021, Chief Ayio Adebanjo has taken hold of the leadership of Afenifeire. But has had the call meeting to ratify decisions taken by him. That was already causing some problems internally. The future of the issue only brought the whole thing to the fore. If the bill disagrees is about the fact that Chief Ayio Adebanjo will take the decision and then announce it as Afenifeire position. We are consulting with other leaders of Afenifeire, including the leaders in each of the state chapter. So that is what they found abhorrent. Now when the OBI incident came, many people were alarmed that it's time Chief Ayio Adebanjo is called to order. Otherwise Chief Ayio Adebanjo would do more in the name of Afenifeire without the support of the entire leadership. So Chinumbu came in. That was a very capable opportunity to make the statement. OBI and Chinumbu both are caught in the internal disagreement of Afenifeire. The current crisis is not about Chinumbu or Pithaobi. It's a battle between a handful who are in the position of leadership and they're just about four of them and the entire leadership member of Afenifeire. That's exactly what happened. What has played out now is that the whole thing has come to the fore. It's now in the open. First of all, Chief Ayio Adebanjo was asked to take over the leadership. But he should resume his duty. After all, Chief Ayio Adebanjo is in an action capacity. He was singularly appointed by Papa Faso Rotti and his appointment has not been ratified. And because it has not been ratified, it is not a sub-county appointment. And therefore, Chief Papa Faso Rotti decided to step back in and take over the leadership. That is exactly what is going on. Nothing to do with Chinumbu, nothing to do with Pithaobi. It's an internal crisis which everybody is trying to cover up. Decision-making crisis which everybody is trying to cover up. Unfortunately, the politicians are now the costable. They are now the ones caught in the middle. Okay. Let me move away from you. I'll come back to you because you're giving us some of the nitty-gritty.  You're looking from the outside in. But then from a political perspective, how do two men who have one vote each, might I say, wield so much power, so much so that it sounds like they can sway the votes of certain people who totally subscribe to the Afhenyferi Pan-Yoruba group. What's the, for the want of a better word, what's the ideology behind this in the first instance? Yes. So I'm asking, how can two men who only have one vote each be able to wield so much power that it seems like they can sway the whole, you know, southwest, those especially who subscribe to Afhenyferi, to vote for people who they think would be the best choice for an election? How does that work? Well, the Yoruba group, and it is, it is the lead that they respect the Yoruba men and mentors of the Afhenyferi, those who are the drivers, the way to enslave, they have the clout and they have the cool rush. And so as a group, the Afhenyferi, it is their belief and conviction that they can influence the Yoruba tribe, so to speak. But I wish to take this and to descend from what my, my brother said. Can you hear me open about, I think. Okay, we lost your color a little bit. Yes, I can hear you now. Okay. You can't have two captains on the ship. And I clear, sorry, I'm not clear. Yes. I think I have to be as fast as I can because of the network. You can't have two captains on the ship. That's number one. I don't understand today is the leader of Afhenyferi, even though he has nothing capacity or not, he's the leader of Afhenyferi. And his predecessor cannot be the leader to that to speak. He can only be the rest. Okay. We're having connection issues with Yoruba. So I'm going to go back to Beaudu show me. Mr. Show me, again, I just want to ask because I don't think you really necessarily answered the question that I asked. So I'm going to re ask that question. The positions of these two gentlemen and all of the people that they have decided to support, does it necessarily reflect the position of the average Yoruba person? I asked this question earlier. Again, and is every Yoruba person subscribed to the Afhenyferi pan Yoruba group? Yes. The two leaders of Afhenyferi, that is the Afhenyferi leader and the acting leader position as reflected in all the position in the statuettes. And it captures it accurately. Where you have a handful led by the acting leader, you know, back in the town, you have the majority, the vast majority, you know, back in Tinumbu that captured exactly, that's the kind of position they did with the the mood of the statuettes, the mood of the Yoruba people. Majority and most Yoruba people at this point in time for different reasons, or rather have Tinumbu than colonized. That is the truth of the matter. And there are still some Yoruba people who, no matter what you say, will never back Tinumbu. That is also a fact. But they are in a minority. And that is what the group, Shifa Yadiba, your themes to be talking about currently. So you're telling me that every Yoruba person in the South East or Southwest, I beg your pardon, especially in your words, at least 80% majority of them seem to be backing the APC aspirants. What's your yardstick for measuring that? And did you take a poll or a census of sorts? Look, I have gone round the South West, Ogun or your AKT, Ogun. I have also checked the INEC in Greece. And we have, we have, you have got, there's no governorship candidate in Ogun. In many of the states in South West, the houses of attendees are not being contested. They're not being contested for. I also have something contested for. In fact, in Ligoth, is a friend of mine, Sumbo Nikiri, who is in Bekira under PDT, you know, contesting for Ligoth Central, who has just left PDT now, trying to pick up Ligoth Central ticket from Cibopa.  And I have spoken to youth. I then realized that, look, the danger, there's a danger that we take the urban youth as representative of the youth general. That is not correct. If you look at, for instance, I decided to attend a rally, even though I was a big tantrum, that's the end, the Cheyit-Numbuz rally in Ligoth. I could see the youth. They are not the same youth on social media. So if we are not careful, we'll get misplaced. But again, those youths that you also are making reference to do not necessarily represent all of the young people in the Southwest. So again, maybe you are mistaken. These are all speculations. Because you have not necessarily told me that you took a poll of the youths in the urban and rural areas. And you got an answer of sorts saying that we all will vote for Tunibor. We all support him or 80% of us support him. So as far as I'm concerned, this is banter between you and I, right? No, no, no. Look at it this way. In the Yoruba world, when you leave Ligoth, to some extent, it's true of Ligoth. When you leave Ligoth, there's the way votes are delivered. The traditional institutions are there. People whisper down the line, after the village air, which we call ballet, this is where we are going. And that is where the people go. Okay. That is a fact. But in Ligoth, Ligoth is more contested in Ligoth. Okay. In a state like Oshun, it's about the principal godfathers. That's how votes move in Oshun. So the whole of their peculiarities. But if you analyze them, you will see the trends. Okay. You'll see the trends. But in Ligoth, I agree, there's a huge swell of the youth, which you can't ignore. You know, who are against Inungu, they are not so much vertical, but they are for big. Okay. That's a fact. That can be the night. I think we have Oppenaboa back. Oppenaboa, let's again talk about the politics and all the things that have happened while this somewhat, some sorts of anointing, you know, by a fashion on tea happened. Don't forget that in the news. Yes, the deputy. Yes, I can hear you. The deputy governor. Can you hear me now? Okay. Well, I'll try. Now the deputy governor of your state was actually represented at that event. And he did say that his governor, his principal's position is right behind the position of the Yoruba people. What does that translate to politically, especially for someone who's in the opposition, the PDP? Maria, let me quickly say this. First, I don't think it is proper to say that somebody that is in the PDP is trying to get a ticket in the ATC. I mean, we all know that it's too late. We can't do that right now. So we all know the inclination of my brother. But the truth about it is that first of all, like I said, you can't talk to leaders of a group. You can't talk to captains on a ship. It's not possible. Right now, De Banda is a leader. And second, it is also important to note that his predecessor said he also prayed for a ticket and he will be there. He's going to pray for me. If he does, it is, it doesn't sound somehow to anoint a candidate. Yes. Now, using that, as De Banda yesterday, when he said you have this kissing in a clinic, right? As a result of certain persons who are held bent on trying to, uh, uh, I would like to plant, plant division, division because of his leaders. Nevertheless, we all have the issue of Washington state where you, uh, which is supposed to be the APC candidates, uh, state where he lost. He lost, you know, sir. You have a Filipino government there. So I don't necessarily think what I think is that the members of the, uh, reasonable group do this whole business out of proportion. Because the mind himself has said, look, I also prayed for a blessed attitude. If Tinnabu come, I will be come to what I was also blessed to be. It has nothing to do with anointing. That was not. Okay. Open up if you can hear me. Open up if you can hear me. I'm, I'm mostly interested in Governor McIndy's deputy and his message, uh, to the, uh, he did say that his governor supports the choice of the Yoruba people. Now this, this is a governor who belongs to the PDP, who also is on the same boat with a governor VK who has been at loggerheads with the presidential candidates of his party. What's your take? Those are moves in the party. I'm not a member of PDP, you know, very, very, I told them not to never bring the political party. Um, I've only called to program on teams. I'm not a member of, and I, I just, I decided that so that I could speak freely, but people don't catch my boat. Even in Riverside, I campaigned for a candidate at a national level. Open up. I think again, we have lost that connection. But if you can hear me, can you hear me open up? Unfortunately, I think that connection has gone off. But finally, final questions to you, um, Mr. Show me, uh, with the, with the campaigns really kicking off proper and we're seeing more and more, you know, push and shove from all across, you know, the divides of the political parties. Um, where do we see this going, especially for a fenneferi whose, which is a house that's somewhat divided against itself? Why should anybody, uh, actually want to throw their weight behind the support of whoever, whether it be Pai or Debanjo, or, uh, fashion around tea? Yes, this is not the first time, um, this is awesome. Uh, it has always been in a history. And chief, uh, Debanjo has always been taking the position which is taken quite often against the majority. That has always been the case. You need to go back to, to the 50s, uh, the base of the action book and understand, uh, chief Pai or Debanjo. So it's not something strange in the Southwest. It's part of the liberality, uh, the liberal tradition and part of the plurality of ideas in Southwest. Ideas who compete at the end of the day, the people who decide where they're going. But from all indications, I think, um, the table has been turned, you know, uh, towards, um, in favor of the current, that's my reading currently. But that's what's said. That does not erase the fact that there are a huge, there are many people that are also concerned about seeing those candidacy who believes that OB is a better choice. That's the truth. That's the fact. But they're not in the majority.  As much as I want to believe you, I, I mean, again, like I said, this is your analysis, but how many, how many Nigerians have you met from the Southwest that would total the number of people in the Southwest or would even reflect a fraction of those people you keep mentioning as the majority? Every single person does have a vote and they will decide who, where the votes will be cast at the end of the day. But I don't think that you can preempt that by a handful of people you see on the streets campaigning. Look, you don't need to go far to work that out. AKP, PPP is non-existent, LLVM, Labor Party is non-existent. They've had elections, but she'll say I was at a rally when we became to address the people in Oshubu. There were over 150,000 people. The candidate of the party was last year or so, a former deputy speaker out of it. And here, the only score is 2,700, but it's his vote. One 50,000 people attended. In on-vote, Labor Party is virtually almost done everything. And, and then again, so I want to turn that table because we have to go, Mr. Show, show me, but I want to use that, that, that elastic that you just put out, that example. If you had 150,000 people show up for a press, a particular candidate, and still did not vote him, what's the assurance that those people who showed up for your candidate would vote for him? Yes, they voted for, for the traditional parties in that space, which is LIT and APC. Because Oshubu, like I mentioned earlier, depends on Godfather. Go and check any time there's a change of government, watch the movement of the Godfather. All right. You and I can keep going on this, but you and I can keep going back and forth on this issue. But then, of course, I'm guessing time will tell, because we cannot obviously call, you know, who leads in this race or not. But I want to say a very, very big thank you. Be able to show me as a political analyst and an investor and journalist, Upunabha Inko Tara is a civil rights advocate. Unfortunately, his connection has been very poor. But Upunabha, we hope to have you back sometime soon to have another conversation. Thank you so much, gentlemen, for being here. My pleasure. All right. Well, we'll take a quick break. And when we come back, we'll be talking about insecurity, not just in Eboni, but across the southeast and what the governors are doing about it today with us.


Often compound statements are concealed by the language, so it's important to recognize them. The conjunction A and B should be written both A and B, but it's often written other ways. A useful way to recognize conjunctions is to keep in mind the following idea. A conjunction requires all component statements. So, for example, identify the simple statements 36 is a prime number that is square. Remember, a statement is a sentence that can be true or false, and at this point we're not worried about whether the statement is true or false. We're only worried about it as a statement. Now, this statement says two things about 36. First, 36 is a prime number. And second, 36 is a square number. Now, if we rewrite this statement as 36 is both a prime number and 36 is a square number, this says the same thing as our original statement with a few more words. And so, this says the same thing, so our statement is a conjunction of the two simple statements. Or let's take a look at another one. A duck is an aquatic bird which eats fish. A duck? Alright, who hired this intern? We'll go with it. Because remember, we're only concerned about this as a statement as something that could be true or false without worrying for now whether it is true or false. So, this statement says a few things. A duck is aquatic. It also says a duck is a bird and a duck eats fish. And if we rewrite our three statements as follows, a duck is both aquatic and a bird and eats fish. We'll use the word both here, even though it's not grammatically correct, because there's no way to say in the English language all three of the following. Wait a minute. You could say all three of the following. Never mind. In any case, the important thing here is that this statement says the same thing. Our statement is a conjunction of the three simple statements. You can eat cake, but not ice cream. So, taking this apart into our simple statements, you can eat cake, you can eat ice cream, which we negate to get the statement we actually have. And once again, if we reword this as you can eat cake and you cannot eat ice cream, this says the same thing. So, again, our statement is a conjunction of the two statements, one of which is going to be negated. How about a disjunction? The disjunction should be read either A or B. Now, disjunctions tend to be a lot more obvious. As we saw, you can state a conjunction without using the words both and. It's a lot harder to state a disjunction without using or. Still, it's useful to remember a disjunction only requires one of its components. So, you can do all the assignments or pass the final exam. And again, we should analyze this and find our simple statements. You can do all the assignments. You can pass the final exam. And again, we can rewrite this as either you can do all the assignments or you can pass the final exam. And this has the same thing, so the statement is a disjunction.


I'm hanging out with the most talented artists, managers, top female managers we have in 254. Masani yambawa wana faidi kwa kupada madil kubo wana piti ya mi kononi moa wana wana wana. In terms of presentation, brand, image, what else? You guys do what else? Content management, talent management. Kiburi muna manage ya kiburi. Yes, kiburi muna manage partnerships. Kamu taiku wongia na client, client as kuchese, we get to go. Ego. Yes, everything. Kamu muna na lalaka zini kido, kido baki lege ya tuna mamisha asubu inaka hawa. Right. Let's talk about talent, talent to hell. It's been launched today at Sethouse. You guys have been invited artist manager. What is the way forward? I think let's, for me, I would say implementation number one. Number two, I think getting artists to believe and trust in the project because you appear artist, starting inu na namutakuna talent na kila kitu. Lakin ni, they can't remove themselves from that position that kama uko get ua manini because you are me, that you're good enough to move forward. To say yo, kupata wa tuku ua manini zivi tu. Because I think that's one of the, you know, we have so much time to, tempia tuku a street stone. Lakin ni yo, suji ni morala manini, ni haiko. That's what we're missing, I think. That's to go further. Na kwa implement. And I agree with her. Apart from implementation, the next thing is segmentation. Kwa sababu, kitu moja we see from other countries that have very good talent management is they have, they have segmented the talent. In that ulem tukuna talent kaziakeni kufokas on the talent. They have management who takes care of contracts, client meetings, takes care of wardrobe, takes care of shoots. So one thing I feel our artists lack is a good structure for them to have managers. So that managers can be able to na kutolele stress ya kudil na client. Ile kutuma kutufanya kila kitu. We focus on your talent, focus on shooting, focus on dancing, focus on everything else. And then you have a team that takes care of everything else. Once you have that kato ta kuna, inna implement. So I also feel as talenta hella grows, they should also talent management. In that wana fuza usani, we will focus on what you have done. We will focus on the back end. Yes, we understand this. Why is it that few individuals that ambawa meji brand kimu zugumzi example nishiski aneza kusain big deals. And we have other great artists ambawa. Tu oni umu yukwa brand ambasada. Ukiyangaliya calligraph yesterday was launched as a brand ambasada for another brand. Nishiski another mobile brand. Why? I feel Ukiyangaliya all those artists you have mentioned. Nishiski next to him oizikosa joy wa shira. Ukiyangaliya calligraph oizikosa manejawake next to him. This is because they have been able to get to a level where they have a team. A team that takes care of the back end. Nishiski he shows up. He's told you have a tech no. Are you ready to take it or not? What are the terms? I believe manejawake is good for you. So if you see the more the artist signs big deals, the more they have a team behind them. So I would tell content creators and artists as you grow. Try and invest not only in your content but also in a team. And team a manishi photographer and a videographer. You can work with anyone who understands your brand. But you need someone who constantly understand how your brand is growing. The business aspect of it. Because land man. They want more for less. And you have seen artists even in different countries sign big deals with record labels. I love wana cheswa because they are the ones who are thinking for themselves. So you need someone who understands the business aspect, the return on investment and all that. I think to add on to that also another thing that I feel like with our talent one of our big other big problems aside from the business aspect in Aqwaga trying to do to my things that one go. Mini shadi establish, mini wana sport. Focus on kwa wana sport. Wachana na scandals, wachana na easy, clouting and all. So wachana nazu. Focus on your talent, your talent ta kuza. Ukiangali have big artists, ukiangali have broad and they focus on their talent. They look at new ways to explore and to groom that talent and to make it even better. Just focus on your talent. The stories, the site shows wachana na. We've been to wachana na inas tu nyamani. No, we hope a little bit we'll see one with him coming. Yes, yes. Even those are not the best because we are able to, one thing about talent, you need to curate it kwanza. You need to curate your talent because if you look at even like Nyashinsky, he started somewhere and then now he has curated his talent. Even one in the last one Nyashinsky and it all, it's been a long time. Right now he's focusing on business deals and then now he'll go back to his music. Now the thing is when you have a team that tells you, even look at someone like Rihanna, she took a break for almost more than six years to focus on her business. So, kama msani sometimes as a creative you get days where you don't feel like even coming out of bed. Yeah, just feel like I want to stay in bed so that is where management comes in and say what other talent do you have? How else can we be able to grow your brand? So sometimes you find that kama mifuka point when I feel I'm not relevant, you try and do this like chasing no.  Such things. Yeah. Alaswaad. Alaswaad is I'd say nature your talent. I think that's one thing, nature your talent and then also be careful with the people when you na mimi nisa na pia because I've seen, personally I've seen some promising talents mifuka certain point minapuja na kombeskiza mimi you know I know this business better than you nini nini nini nini nini nia tabi mo nini. I feel like that's a really important thing with especially our upcoming talent. Onapatom tu you've been used usha kwa discarded and new one is coming along so you're nini nini. Like believe in what you do. Alright, thank you so much for the time.


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