Hello everybody, E here, welcome back to another book review. Today we are talking about an author that it's no secret that I do not like him anymore, to kind of preface this and get this out of the way to anybody who's gonna go, why are you still reading and rereading him? It's because I used to enjoy him. I don't read him anymore, but I used to love him. In fact, at one point in time in my life, Dean Coontz used to be my favorite author. And I think that's one of the reasons why I dislike him as much as I do nowadays is because he is a shadow of his former self. The story behind me reading this book, or rereading this book, I'm pretty sure I read it at least once.  It's his most recent series, the Jane Hawk series. I read everything up until that point. I tried to read Ashley Bell and I did not finish it. I barely got, I think, seven pages into it, maybe two pages before the dog showed up and I was like, nope, I'm out. So the story behind this is I have a friend named Deely who I've known on Goodreads for years, probably five, six years, something at that point, probably even longer at this point. But me and her were reading Coontz's work in chronological order. And at some point in time, she kind of fell off Goodreads. I stopped going over there as much as I used to. We just kind of didn't talk anymore. And then she popped up last week and was like, hey, how you doing?  And she asked, or I asked, one of us asked if we wanted to get back into the Dean Coontz chronological reread. I was like, yeah, sure, what's next? This was next. This is The Eyes of Darkness, one of five of Dean Coontz's books that he wrote under the pen name Lea Nichols. Also we have Shadowfires, The House of Thunder, The Servants of Twilight, and The Key to Midnight are the other four books. I've read all of them. We recently, not recently, last year, we reread The Key to Midnight, and you can look up my review on Goodreads. So are we starting back up? Yes, we are in chronological order. And the next one we have is The Mask, which is currently inside by my bed. And we'll be reading that around this time next month. So The Eyes of Darkness, one of the reasons why I wanted to do the chronological reread of Dean Coontz's stuff is because I wanted to see exactly where everything went wrong. And as far as I can tell, this is one of those books that was the precursor to everything that I feel went wrong with Dean Coontz's career. I like to joke that when he dropped the R from his name, he lost something special. Well, this one was never a Dean R Coontz book, so that can't be the case. I do have several notes back here. I'm gonna go ahead and review this book, but there are 10 things that show up in every single one of Dean Coontz's books. And I don't have them listed out here. I should probably should have done that, I apologize. But I will leave my review link to my review on Goodreads of this book down there. Go check them out and see if you can add to any one of those things. But Dean Coontz has pretty much been rewriting the same 10 books for the past 30 years, at least. Before that, he was pretty original. In fact, at one point in time, people had him up there with Stephen King. I don't think he was ever as good as Stephen King. In fact, once I started reading Stephen King was at the point where I thought, well, why have I been reading Dean Coontz all these years? I should be reading Stephen King. This book is built, the structure of this book is built like all of Dean Coontz's newer stuff. This is like, you can check off boxes, you know? There's a person that's dead that maybe supposedly isn't dead. In fact, that is something that comes up into play in Shadowfires, which was another late nickels book. I can't remember what the rest of these were at this point and I just got through reading Key of Midnight not too long ago. But there's the government conspiracy. There's so much stuff. But the structure, as far as creepy stuff starts happening, they start looking for a reasoning for it. They stumble upon government conspiracy. This, that, it just goes exactly like any of his newer stuff. Even Odd Thomas is built exactly like this book to where you could actually go and, you know, like I said, you could do a checklist. Okay, it's time for this to happen. It's like, I'll be damned, it just happened. It's time for this to happen. Damn, it just happened. And that was one of the things that I hated the most about this book was the fact that it was so damn predictable. I knew exactly when they were gonna go on the run. I knew exactly the twist or supposedly the twist. I did think it was one thing that it wasn't. I'm trying not to spoil too much here. But this is a pretty terrible book and the reason for that is the main characters, I guess love interest, so the main character is a woman named Tina and she ends up meeting this lawyer named Elliot Stryker. Now the problem here is every single thing that Tina needs throughout the book Elliot Stryker provides. And the joke is that Tina is the luckiest person on earth, this is my note.   They end up needing a plane, he just so happens to own his own plane. There's even one point in the book where they need a four wheel drive and the person they just happen to be talking to at the time has a four wheel drive available. It was so, so terribly bad and this is, if you read this book, this is a perfect example of why I can't stand Dean Koontz. His stuff is just cookie cutter to the max and he finally found a formula for his stuff that he adhered to perfectly, almost every single time. Yes, he has some tremendous, terrific books out there.  So my rating is one star, it's one of the worst of his books. In fact, I'm gonna put it right now, I'll probably end up putting it at number one for his worst book because it's just that bad. Now the funny part about it is, these five books were all written under a pen name, he went back and rewrote them to try and make them better and I would love to get my hands on the original versions of these books to see if he may be over corrected, if you get what I'm saying. But anyways, have you read The Eyes of Darkness? Let me know down there in the doobly-doo 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-bye. At some point in time, we gotta have a discussion. We gotta sit down and we gotta have a talk about whether or not my opinion should matter, whether or not your opinion should matter. Where do we draw the line with what we allow each other to like and dislike? If you're sitting there right now and going, that's a bunch of bullshit, I'm gonna like and dislike whatever I want, you should be feeling that way. The amount of people who commented or messaged me or whatever, when they saw I was reading this book, I thought you were done with Dean Coombs. People are allowed to change their opinion.  If I feel like I have been unfair to someone, I'm gonna give them another chance. Unfortunately, I've given this guy so many chances, I mean, at this point, but the whole thing is, I enjoy buddy reading and I enjoy the act of just reading or rereading and revisiting stuff that I may not have liked or that I loved or whatever and changing my opinion. But the thing is, even bad books can be good if you enjoy reading, if you like the person you're reading with. People just don't tend to think, well, if you hate the guy, why do you keep on reading him? First off, I don't hate old Coombs. Like I said, at one point in time, he was my favorite author until I realized Stephen King was that much better. But it seemed, especially with Dean Coombs, people who dislike Dean Coombs are just adamant like he's always been garbage. No, he hasn't. I mean, he's not James Patterson. James Patterson has always been garbage. Dean Coombs was good at one point in time. Were those books that were good rewritten over and over again? Yes, they were. Were those books, you know, books that he had written before he just finally got it right? Yes, and I think that's one of the things that he constantly does is he's trying to make the perfect story. So he keeps reusing these ideas and these tropes and everything over and over again because he's looking, he's got a certain target in mind and he's just not hitting it. But also there was a thing, like I made some kind of joke about Dean Coombs having a BS, a bachelor's study or something like that. Anyways, there's a picture of Dean Coombs and next to it it said DeanCoombsb.s. I said, on Twitter I posted the picture and someone had sent me that.  And Keelan Patrick Burke popped on and said, oh, but he's a super sweet guy. I never said he wasn't a nice guy. I was talking about his work. But there's something to be said about the line in the sand that people always draw.  It's like, there's no gray area anymore. Or that nobody, once you have said something, that is the only way you can think ever, ever, ever. And that bothers me. That really, if you can't tell, I'm kind of adamant here. That really, really bothers me. When people say, oh, well, you didn't like this guy. Why are you still reading him? Because I liked his books at some point in time. Or when you say something, it's like nobody can change their mind anymore and nobody can be wrong. We get stuck on that so much these days.  Somebody says something that you don't want to agree with and all of a sudden they're canceled for the rest of their life.  Give someone a chance to either change their opinion, give them a chance to learn, give them a chance to be a better individual. I don't understand this mindset that people think that people should be damned for one opinion or whatever.  Anyways, that was my diatribe. How do you feel about this shit? I would hope that if you're watching this or you continue to watch me that you are open-minded enough to maybe have your own opinion about things and to not be upset when someone else's opinion changes or when somebody decides that they're gonna read whatever they want to, whether or not they like or dislike that thing. Sometimes, I do this more with movies than I do with books, but sometimes I read things because they are bad, because they're supposed to be bad. Sometimes I watch a movie because it's supposed to be bad, because it's fun to enjoy those things with someone who is your friend. I don't understand the mindset. If you wanna explain it to me, just don't be rude. If you wanna explain the mindset of why you think whatever someone says should be set in stone, please let me know down there in the comments below or the doobly-doo.  I'll talk to you later. Bye-bye.


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I'm excited about the new Wiser Diplomacy Center. There's really nothing like this in the Midwest since the position of the Ford School to be one of the country's leading hubs for diplomatic practice. This year I'm very excited about all the programs we will offer to the students and learning about Ford School as a new employee. I'm excited about the Big Ten voting challenge and the fact that the Ford School is leading the way. I'm really excited about the new faculty hires that head over the summer. I think they're doing really excellent research. The We Listen and Ford School-sponsored conference that's coming up this September with Bill Crystal and Mira Tainton. The Ford School's new leadership initiative which we're launching this year. I'm looking forward to teaching and working with students in the classroom. I'm new to the Ford School, so I'm really excited to meet all the students, especially the science, technology, and public policy certificate students who I'm going to be working with really closely this year. I am most excited to be finishing up classes in the fall and making the transition in the winter to full-time research. I'm very excited to be working with all of our students, staff, and faculty to create new, engaged learning opportunities, helping all of us make a big difference in the world. I'm really excited about all the things we're going to do this year that no one's even thought of yet. Michelle Obama, because she's working so hard in trying to increase student voting. Joseph Cooper and Interstellar Be hopeful in difficult situations. My first thought is the mom from Incredibles, who's like really stretchy and able to do a lot of different things at once. I'm going to be doing a lot of different things this year, including teaching a new course, working with students. I think I would be Nemo from finding Nemo because he is truly persistent. I would be the Black Panther because I would have an unlimited access to vibranium which would give me unlimited access to strength and wisdom in the social justice realm. I'm going to go with Master Yoda because it would be fun to make students' laptops levitate when I catch them checking Instagram in class. Nobody does all the reading in grad school. That's my advice. Students don't overload yourself with course credits. There's so many things to do outside of class. I would encourage everyone to come into this year with an open mind and assuming positive intent. I think a lot of times to get wrapped up in the political climate and forget that we're all doing this because we really care. This is very simple. Kindness and generosity go a long way. Don't hesitate to ask questions when you need help. The Ford School community wants you to succeed. I've got two pieces of advice for students, for their careers at Ford and for their jobs beyond. The first is work really, really hard. Anything worth working on is hard to do.  The people who you are working with are really important to being successful in your career. And it's the right thing to do. I think my advice is to take advantage of this wonderful community. The students inspire the faculty, the staff are wonderful, and I think it's a really great place to be.


It's common to hear people describe themselves or be described as black British, but can you be black and English? That was a discussion prompted by Labour MP David Lambie on LBC today, and he had an interesting and challenging conversation with one caller. Let's take a look. You keep saying that you are African-Caribbean, which is fine, but how can you be African-Caribbean and English? I couldn't be African, I'm English, but I certainly could not call myself African-Caribbean. You could be Irish though, you could have Irish. No, I'm not Irish, I'm not Scottish. You could be. No, I'm not, because I have looked my name right the way back to Middle Ages, my maiden name, and I'm Anglo-Saxon. Great. But you will never be English, you are African-Caribbean. But why would I never be English? Because you're African-Caribbean. Now the caller there is saying that it's impossible for David Lambie to be English, because essentially because he's black. That also includes his children. She's saying even though Lambie was born in England, even though his children were born in England, they can never be English. That's a position she's putting forward, and not in a very sensitive way. She's saying you can never be English because you're African-Caribbean. Let's see how David Lambie responds. Britain 400 years ago started going out into the world. It colonised and conquered a lot of the world. A lot of the world has ended up coming back to the mother country. My parents were part of that generation who came from the Caribbean. When I took a DNA test, I actually had Scottish in me, probably as a result of that. Someone somewhere, frankly, got their leg over with one of my ancestors, and I've got Scottish blood running through me. I said that gently, but it could have been horrendous. Let's be clear about that. Here I am, having grown up in this country, have been born of this country. Actually, the truth is it's a myth that there's one English ethnicity. There's not because England has always been a country in which Huguenots, Danes, all sorts of people have passed through. When you say you are English, I'm not saying that that doesn't mean something to you and matter hugely, because there are probably, as you put it, years and years, hundreds of years of experience of that, but it is to say that, for me, the fact that I was born here and the fact that my sensibilities are English mean that I want to claim that heritage as well. That was such a good argument. It was so well put. It was also really respectful of the person who was calling you. It hadn't been particularly respectful towards him. He's saying, look, if English heritage to you means that you have had members of your family living on this particular island for years and decades or whatever, that's fine. That's your English identity, but there are plenty of English identities which don't involve that. Actually, that has always been the case. If he gives you example there of the empire and he's saying that, look, it is the case that people have been English in various different places and in various different contexts. I can be English even if the backstory is slightly different to yours. I thought it was really impressive the way he put that. Let's take a look to see if the caller is convinced. Now, I'm very comfortable saying I'm British, Black British. Of course I am and I'm very, very proud. No one could say I wasn't because I talk about it all the time about my Caribbean roots and I know the Caribbean very well. But it's the same that I'm English. Sorry, what? You're British, but you're not English. Well, that's the point I think you're making and I'm disagreeing with that. Tell me, what do you think? What do you think? If I was born in the Caribbean as a white person, I certainly wouldn't call myself a Caribbean. Well, I'm afraid. Have you ever been to the Caribbean, Jean? I haven't. No, I haven't. Well then, you probably don't realise that in countries like Barbados, there are significant white Caribbean populations who have been there for hundreds of years and they are significantly more Caribbean than I am. That was such a good argument and such a good point. I think it doesn't get said that often because what you often hear from English nationalists is that, look, we're not racist, we just think that we should have a country which is white and they can have a country which is black. Everyone else gets to have an ethnically homogenous country. Why can't we have an ethnically homogenous country? What it completely ignores is that actually there are loads and loads and loads of countries which are way more ethnically diverse than Britain. This assumption, Britain is this really multicultural place and everyone else gets to have ethnically homogeneity. Obviously, I don't think ethnically homogeneity is a good thing, by the way, but arguing on their own terms, much of the Caribbean, Brazil, the US, all way, way more diverse in terms of heritage and race than England is. I think that was so well put and clearly the caller just hadn't really thought of that. She'd assumed that when she's talking about the Caribbean, everyone is what she thinks of as a Caribbean person, which is someone with the same skin tone as David Lambie. Actually, he tells her that's complete nonsense. You've really got the wrong end of the stick there. Now, let's keep watching because you're probably not going to be surprised, but she does get really racist. Again, you're not going to be surprised because David Lambie deals with it really well. Well, all I say is the whole world is polluting everybody the way it's going. What's that phrase polluting? It is. Why is it polluting, Jean? Because you are what you are. You are where you are for it. But hang on, Jean. Jean, Jean.  Jean, Jean, Jean, I can tell that you are more senior than I am in age, so I want to be polite. No, don't do that. In this conversation. Well, that's how I was brought up, that you polite to your seniors, Jean. But what I'm saying is the word pollution. Where's that word pollution come from? It's a very negative way. Well, I'm sorry for that, but I'm not from our home. it's a negative way to describe the fact that people meet one another, they fall in love, they have kids, they move borders, sometimes through war, sometimes through economic reasons, and they become what they become when they are of that country. And just as you can be in America and you can be African American or you can be Italian American or you can be Irish American, how is it that here in England you can only claim that Englishness effectively, Gene, if you're white? Really, really well put again.  What do you make of the broader issue there? Because what David Lamme is doing there, which is to say, no, Englishness can be an inclusive identity. It doesn't have to be tied to whiteness. To some degree cuts against what some progressives say, because I often hear people on the left say, look, no, Britishness is an inclusive identity. That's why we're, you know, more comfortable with it than Englishness. And Englishness, they say, no, Englishness is quite white. And that's why we're not comfortable with it. I mean, what strategy do you think is right to say that, yes, Englishness is racist, so we should reject it or do what David Lamme is doing, which is fight for inclusive Englishness. Okay, first, I'm going to quote somebody surprising. I'm going to quote Enoch Powell, who I actually think was right on this thing, which is the life of nations is lived largely in the imagination. So rather than trying to find something fixed and unmoving and true, the question we always have to ask ourselves is how is the nation being symbolized, imagined, constituted and thought of? And that's something which of course has got latitude as well as constraints. And I don't think that politics has dealt with that hybridity very well. And when I want to find interesting answers to this question of Englishness, Britishness, people of color, and diaspora, I don't turn to politicians, I turn to artists, and I come back again and again to one of my favorite MCs, AJ Tracy. And I've really recommend, even if Grime is not your thing, listen to the song, Force Nine, because there's this verse, which is essentially like a Stuart Hall verse, right? It starts with a play for an England squad, and I'm with an England squad, goes on and on and on. And then it's like, in Trinidad Fam, I'm the English Bob White, I wanted an English top. And it's about not saying, I'm English, I'm white. And it's also not saying I identify with a very narrow definition of Englishness. It's through the lens of a English art form, i.e., Grime, which has come from diaspora cultures, and also has its origins in jungle MCing. Through that, combined with the diversity within sport and sportswear culture, defining in Englishness, which is also outward looking hybrid, Trinidadian, black, all of these things. And so rather than trying to close down, I think these questions and produce these exclusionary categories, what he does within this verse is sit right within them and celebrate them. And so I think that this is what I mean by there's a certain richness and peace with indeterminacy that art can produce when it comes to addressing some of these questions about Englishness versus Britishness. And when we're coming back to this question of, you know, the lives of nations being lived largely within the imagination, while these are the things which I think create some of the imaginative space. Now just to sort of talk a bit about national identity, ethnic identity, and racial identity, one of the things which I think Stuart Hall, again, one of my favorite theorists on this, so correctly identified is that there is an assumed racial content within how we conceive of as Britishness. And Britishness itself is sort of seen as merely the extension of Englishness. And that's the reason why you do have nationalist movements in Scotland, in Northern Ireland, and in Wales saying, well, we don't want any part of Britain at all, because that is just English domination. And there is also a sense that England has never really engaged with its own identity outside of their history of domination and expansion and projection across borders, starting with its own internal colonies. So I think that's why these questions become so fraught, especially when you add race to the mix. For me personally, there's no other culture which could have produced someone as obnoxious as me other than England, right? It's also something which I find so funny, which is when people say, oh, Ash Sarko, you hate Britain. I did two useless degrees. I did two English literature degrees. And it's because I love the English language because I love English literary history. And I also love formally colonized and indeed, at the time, colonized subjects who took that English language to articulate resistance to the British Empire.  What I would rather do is sit within that indeterminacy in a way that AJ Tracy does in a way which is just so dynamic and so fun and experience it. I don't have to argue it with tosses.  I saw, you know, one of the big social media responses to that was it was irresponsible for LBC to allow that person on, why did David Lamy bother with the argument instead of cutting her off? And I think my position there is, look, even though I don't think anyone should be forced to subject themselves to that kind of conversation, of course, you have every right to say, I'm not having this conversation. But if someone like David Lamy does want to have that argument publicly, I think all power to him, because the caller there wasn't actually a marginal person, I think she was probably expressing quite a reaction review, which many people in the country share. And by having that very persuasive, very sensitive conversation between David Lamy and that caller, I think maybe he did persuade some people. And I think that probably, you know, is a good thing. So I can, you know, I can see why it's an uncomfortable position for someone to be put in. But the way he did that, I think probably did more good than harm.


Hi again, in this lesson, we're going to talk about that how to convert a list to string in Python programming language First let's make a list. Let's call it list of colors and Let's populate it with few colors Let's say for example red Green blue, maybe yellow Okay, that's it now we have our list of colors and we want to make String from that list so we Will use our list of colors and We will do some operations to convert our list Into string to put all those elements inside this string first what we need to do is to Get the answer how Those elements are going to be separated in our new string Do we want to to have Maybe comma separated those elements or maybe have some other Character as a separator You need to think about that fact. Do you need to have few white spaces? that Are separated your elements and so on I want to have for example comma and Two spaces between that common. That's just for example to see what happens It's for me. It's ugly to Convert list to string in that way it Will not be so beautiful to see this kind of string, but that's just for learning purposes so This is our separator. I'll put it inside single quotes and I will call on it method Join and Inside that method join I will put as an argument our list of colors So our list of Colors will be joined to a string our this our string and All elements will be Separated by this space comma and another space Okay, let's check result of our conversion and as you can see Our list is converted to string And all these elements are separated Like it's being given That's all for this lesson See you in some next lesson. Bye. Bye


Hi above life channel. It's Bridget. Nice to see you today and I am in a new Set up here and downstairs in a room that we're actually going to convert into a little studio So hopefully it will be a good place for us to connect now The lighting is a little tricky as well. And so we're working on that Ordered some new lights and things too I guess you know this whole thing of like video recording is like a really big deal like There's all so many components to it and I am a creative type and I enjoy the creative process as well as I have always had this dream you guys.  I may not even post it But maybe I will this is really who I am you guys all right, so I want to do a share I've had kind of an intense morning and I want to talk to you about that Let you get to know me see me in full authenticity So I had to go get an MRI. I have a kind of a shoulder thing going on I think it's a repetitive kind of stress injury type thing from Doing yoga and lifting some weights not heavy weights you guys like Clearly, I don't have like massive muscles bodybuilder muscles or anything, but doing some different things to Strengthen in my body so that I can be a better vessel higher vibration for spiritual energy And that's been a huge commitment of mine for the last two years. And so this summer I kind of over Got to a point. I think we're maybe overextended that Workout part. I don't know for sure But something's going on and so here we are four months later and I'm getting checked out this morning at an MRI and It was an intense experience for me because I'm a big huge chicken. Yes. I've had four children naturally natural childbirth not meds And like so proud of that like a badge of honor.    It's just picture, but Before they did that they had to put this huge needle into the joint Like I thought, okay, if I don't have to have an IV, okay, better I'll be more calm then Won't be a big deal If I just have to get a little shot. No big deal.  I'm thinking What do you mean get in the right place?  So they're putting all this fluid in there and they're squeezing it in Ew I'm not in the medical field for those of you who are it's probably no big deal It's like getting your haircut or something for me. No Oh The less information about that and the visual imagery the better for me Just just do what you need to do. Tell me if it's going to hurt if it's going to be hot If it's going to sting how long it's taken That's it. Don't give me the details like okay, the needle's going in we're past the tissue and now we're into the joint socket I mean The people that we're at the healthcare people at the hospital were fantastic Thank god So kind and for those of you who work in the medical profession Thank you for when you have a good attitude even if you have crabby patients because the reason why we're crabby is because we're stressed and we're scared and so Thank you To them. I appreciate that because it helped me be calm. But you know what else I had three Spirit friends that decided to pop in as soon as I heard they were going to give me a huge shot in my joint I was like, what? Uh, no thanks to see a body. I'm out of here And I had three friends show up first was prince in the afterlife. Who's a common spirit friend of mine just shows up randomly at times It's kind of funny. He enjoys that doing that. He's like, oh, I can calm you down I'll help you out. It's not a big deal. You can do this. You can get through this And which isn't his normal thing. He's like, I'm not really into the medical thing either. He's kind of like, yeah But I can calm you down.  You're not the kind of you're not known for your mellow You know peaceful bedside manner. Let me help her. Let me help her out I can get her into the starry night energy and help her feel better. You know, let me help her And so they're talking a little bit and they're both there which is kind of funny because I'm listening to their conversation Why this is happening? Then I see so the two of them are here Then I see a little head kind of come up above that And it's john lennon in his glasses, right? I kind of glasses john lennon says Oh man, he says man Imagine peace bridgett imagine peace And I laughed I had to laugh because I'm like really the trifecta prince of david bowie And john lennon and I thought john I need to interview you. I have not had a conversation with you privately Or on the above life channel. I need you to be a guest. He's like, oh, yeah, sure Yeah, that would be great. Just very mellow and I said, yes, I love your energy I will totally receive that for healing. He said, yeah, my pleasure My pleasure. No problem. No problem This very So I am going to do a channel of john lennon So I hope you will watch that but I wanted to give you this video A little bit of a get to know me video to understand that my psychic life is quite interesting And how we all of us are connected. All of us are supported. All of us have access to spiritual helpers To god. Yes, you have a direct line to the president of god of universe, which is god Whatever your god is source creator cosmic consciousness, you have access to all that wisdom You don't have to have a special pass. There's no credentialing. You've got it You were born with it that part of you that is source that is god that is that one is has access And I hope that by sharing some of my experiences. Yes, true I know I know I have high speed access like high speed internet. Like I got it. I got it but That doesn't mean That you can't connect just because I have some you know That my skill set my gifts are Are that it doesn't mean you don't have that just because you're not at the way You don't just because you don't have the experiences I have doesn't mean you're not psychic Doesn't mean you're not intuitive doesn't mean your spirit isn't guiding you and 100% is that's just the truth. That's the facts That's the facts and I think pretty soon we should probably start talking about How you are a channel do some videos about that talk to you a little bit about that I mean if you're interested if you're interested in learning some of that stuff I'm happy to do some videos about that if you'd like Go ahead and leave that in comments below if there's other topics or intuitive stuff You would like to know about or if there's stuff you want me to do videos about myself if you're interested In something the way I do it or that kind of a thing go ahead and ask And if if enough people would like that then I certainly am happy to do those kind of videos as well But let's be clear at above life channel. The purpose is to inspire your spirit Fill you up with hope to focus on your own life It's your life. So live it live it is the point here And so we do that with every week you're going to get a new channel You're going to get a new channel So don't worry if I do videos with other topics or helping people to understand about channeling or intuition or psychic stuff How that works? I'm not changing the nature of the channel. I won't do that The focus is weekly channels from afterlife insights From celebrities and well-known people and and historic figures perhaps maybe we'll get into that genre I don't know I go where my joy is what feels good to me because that comes through in the videos If I'm just doing things just turning them out just to you know Give people what they want and focus on the audience Uh, that's just not me. I can't do that. So if I just I connect with and I interview the people that come through that I am connected with or I resonate with Or I'm drawn to or or that feel like I can learn something from or I'm inspired by that's how it happens you guys That's how it happens and and I hope that comes through. It's really authentic. This is Brigitte at above life channel Thank you so much for watching. Make sure you comment below if there's other videos and topics you'd like me to cover as well Thanks


what's going on infinite fam welcome back to another video if you guys into the channel make sure you guys hit that subscribe button turn on your post notification bell leave a positive comment down below so you guys can get a post notification shout out at the end of today's video.  A while back Janice was getting me with that ease so I feel like it's only right that I start unloading a clip on her. So as you guys can tell by title and thumbnail the video your boy is I'm I feel like I'm hurting her feelings again I don't know I feel like this one is gonna make her sad either that or mad I rather her get mad though I don't want I don't like seeing her sad but yeah guys I'm basically gonna be telling her to get all dressed and get all fancy because I'm gonna be taking her on a date and reality little does she know that I'm really gonna be taking her to McDonald's and if there's one thing that you guys should know about Janice is that she craved McDonald's like once a year it's very rare because she doesn't like McDonald's at all she'll only eat it if it's like to that point where she's starving and she has to so she's gonna be so upset when we pull up to McDonald's later but I got this idea from a subscriber in my DM shout out to Candelito underscore 24 shout out to you bro you always DM me those bangers so if you guys want to DM us bangers make sure you guys follow us on Instagram down below shoot us a DM whatever you guys want to see let us know but right now she's in the living room I think she's watching too hot to handle while like doing her hair or whatever so we're just gonna walk in on her we're gonna have to vlog and I'm just gonna take from there guys so if you guys are ready for today's video make sure you guys smash that thumbs up button comment down below to you might say all day every day and let's get into it why are you you're like my shadow you know that you're like my shot babe what you're saying whatever do to what to out to handle what is that a hot tub he's in all right well turn that off I got something to tell you okay so I have a surprise for you surprise for me that's right yes for you yes you okay so I'm gonna need you to get ready like get dressed nicely maybe wear a dress or something or a skirt I don't know what girls call it nowadays the dress skirt to me it's the same thing I know wrong but it's the same thing I need you to get dressed really nice okay because I want to take you out for like brunch somewhere to a nice spot okay and it has a really nice view yeah but don't go don't go crazy we're not going to like a all-white party type thing all right just wear something like really nice like a nice dress or something all right you're gonna blush you know I look at you all right so I'm gonna oh by the way yeah as you could tell I'm vlogging obviously no you're good okay so I'm gonna give you maybe how long you think you're gonna take you look really pretty as you do every day but you be like oh I'd be looking ugly and I'm like girl where I feel like really refreshed and like pretty girl you look scrumptious I'm gonna put you on my plate later when we have a brunch I'm gonna eat you right up all right so how long you think you gonna take yeah right so all my guys out there you know when your girl says five minutes it really means like 20 to 30 I'm gonna give you like 20 to 30 no rush there's no rush at all right it's really hot out so I'm not gonna put on any makeup I feel like really pretty natural today so okay just take your time there's no brush all right we're going it's not pretty it's not far at all all right just know that there's a nice view and is it by the water no it's not not really okay anyway let me know when you're ready and then we'll continue the vlog okay all right I just like a few reservation no this place you don't need a reservation okay babe it's the day of a week too it's mad slow during the week I'm just I'm just starting to figure out like where is this place like babe we're gonna be good I don't want to give away too many details we're gonna be good all right just let me know when you're ready okay all right guys so you just saw her in the mirror she's getting already I'm starting to feel bad because she's really falling for she thinks I'm gonna be taking her out to a nice spot I'm really gonna have to make it up to her I'll probably take her out later tonight for like a real nice genuine dinner but yeah guys I'm gonna wait until she's completely done and then we're gonna continue on with this video just like I said it was not five minutes I was more like what 15 yeah probably yeah I was more like 15 minutes like I said it's never five minutes never believe that I just wanted to make my bun a little bit higher because it felt like it was kind of droopy well I'll tell you what you look very scrumptious right now you guys are about to see right now you guys are not gonna see too much because this is all mine right here so this is how she's looking look like oh give me 360 let me get let me see a 360 oh my god oh my god damn someone set our glass alright so we're gonna take it out to the car now we're gonna start driving to the spot ready we have any guesses to where we might be going Starbucks yeah definitely I'm just getting that Starbucks imagine you have no serious guesses you don't know where you think we might be going no because you said it's close and I don't know any nice places that are close as part of the surprise that's part of the surprise I did my research I did it really well okay I'm excited you're so excited your face like says it all alright guys we're about to drive to the spot now alright babe so the place is like down the street I'm gonna need you to start closing your eyes okay alright and no peeking because you're on camera and they could tell if you're cheating okay but we're almost there alright I'm pulling into the parking lot right now well they've redid this one I like this nice yeah hold on I'm gonna park right here all right babe so we're at the spot on three I want you to open up your eyes okay okay one two three what confused what do you mean you're confused we're at the spot this is it we're here McDonald's why you say like that McDonald's why you say like that you serious babe why are you disappointed you're kidding right why would I be joking about this really what is the issue what why you stopped me at McDonald's before going somewhere to eat babe this is the place we're eating at what are you talking about this is this place I'm surprising you with why you got all dressed up babe you did not make me get dressed up for no damn McDonald's come on why what what's the issue are you serious what's the issue I don't see what's the problem you're surprising me with McDonald's babe I'm feeding you at the end of the day yes you do you can't tell me you don't eat McDonald's you're telling me you made me get dressed up and everything to maybe go to McDonald's maybe are you serious babe I feel so bad babe I feel so bad I did it so intro and everything I said I was gonna take you to a nice place and I'm like this McDonald's is nice it's a nice McDonald's the issue I did say in the intro that I was starting to feel bad and all that but I had to see how you would react if I were to take you to some spot like this and say that it was something nice so I did say in the intro that later I'd probably be taking you out if you were still up to it I'd take you out to a nice dinner wherever you want I don't we could go to Starbucks if you want to go to Starbucks but I'm saying whatever you want if you're still up to it later we can go somewhere I told them in the intro I was feeling bad but I had to do this one of the subscribers DM me this on Instagram and I thought it was freaking hilarious so I had to do it you don't think it's funny no you're so salty take me home no I'm actually gonna get something to eat how are you gonna go to McDonald's and not get anything give me fries you want fries small medium and large you want extra salt with that because you seem a little salty no I don't like salt on my fries oh okay okay so alright so you want fries that's it yeah cuz I don't eat anything else you want to have to lay the chicken wrap you want a happy meal to make you happy no are you sure happy meals nasty nugget acts as guy right here he looks like he's hungry ask him if he wants like fries or something I just saw him walk in there with a McDonald's bag all right guys so we're gonna grab something to eat here real quick and then we're gonna take it back home baby are you enjoying your nice meal are you enjoying your nice meal you got a sweet to you looking good right now you're looking real sweet baby I got you later I promise okay I'm gonna take you to Starbucks all right no I got you I'm gonna take you somewhere I got you all right for the family back home it is hot as hell outside it should be illegal to be outside when it's that hot I think it's like 98-99 degrees it's like way too hot but I can we talk about how you finished your sweet team it looks like you had a good time I mean that's what you look at you look at you it looks like you had a good time after all huh I got you later I got you later I got you later I promise okay I got you your arm is slutty the disrespect the disrespect the disrespect sorry anyway if in the family if you guys 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Hi everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Armel with the Sox Wusha and I'm reviewing NVIDIA. This capped up again this morning and I've really lost track of how many trains. I've called in this in options in the last week quite a few and they're all worked or did work or are working. So anyways, this went today once again and you could have got out of some of these strikes today just to book some money or you could still be in them to see if you run up here under the clothes, whatever works for you. You could still be in some of the trades though because I still think that this is higher. So that is totally totally totally up to you what you want to do at this but I have been loving this. I did love it. I knew it would fly up and make a brand new Altem High which it did. This has nothing to do with the market. This is totally on its own. We did it last week. 648.56 and then this got up to 650.109. This was the day it went like gang bucksters on Friday and actually even yesterday, even though it dropped off and sold off like a hot cake with the market yesterday, this ended up continuing up right to the 655. So last week I called the 630s. I mean but again Friday was a good exit in that trade. Friday was a great exit in that trade and the 650s was a good exit just to book money into the weekend. So I've had a but I mean if you actually held I didn't look this up but if you held the 630s that I called last week that expired not until this Friday they went 46 points through the strike from what I called them which I called them here. So great calls in this great reading this chart by me. I've been right about it every single step along the way and just some nice profits and when something's working stay with it. I mean again we're playing momentum that's what I do. I'm braiding the gaps and braiding the gaps. I'm making the choices based on the gap and I'm looking for momentum in the gap. That's how I'm making the picks. So it works. If you're interested in more information and want to learn what I do my golden gap course is where I teach my method. The next class is June 12th and 13th. You can always sign up for the options letter. There's no prerequisites for that. If you don't want to learn though you just want the options trades and just sign up for the newsletter. It's $69.99 for one year and again people that signed up last week for the newsletter are already making bank in this today. So good decision by those people. Good solid week here into the beginning of June and we will see where we go from here. If you're interested in anything with the options of the class email me and Melissa at thestockswish.com. Have a great day.


Good evening to you. I hope you've had a fantastic day. Welcome to entertainment news right here on Y254 TV My name is Phelin. You can find me at Phelin June across all social media pages And if you're joining us for the first time the hashtag is Y254 updates Feel free to tag us at Y254 channel and you know how we do entertainment news is all about training topics It's all about showbiz in Kenya and beyond So before we go on to our first story, let's go ahead and meet our first Parnist right here, Jeanette. Hi So pink and black yeah, all right, so why can't people find you on the social media? I Everywhere hrh Jeanette Michaels kill a mommy Instagram And that brings us to For a bit of engagements outside the country but I'm back Yeah, yeah, it's been real. I miss you so much. Happy new year all yeah Stay tuned find me across all social media platforms at junior Beatura Giovanni and follow us at Y254 All right, and I have them one is as we like to call him the only boy child they're representing today on set Yes My across all social media platforms Join us don't go away Yes And I finish Was honored as the best rapper in Africa by Sound City MVP Awards Which were held over the weekend in Nigeria the og scoped the award Beach in Yashinsky falls the rappers are Cody among others now just hours after winning Kali released a Distrac after a Nigerian rapper Black Bones belittled his win Saying that he was the best rapper in Africa and that Sound City got it wrong now Calligraph what went ahead rather to release the truck called the best rapper in Nigeria Which was aiming at Nigerian rappers and I Kali rather asked them to respect the ogi on his Instagram Kali Rott and a quote the Nigerian rap scene has just got Had just been colonized Kali graph John's is the best rapper there I'm coming to get my seats in my seats in shape rather. All right, so We all know the ogi best rapper in Nigeria Cleopatra is what he said, right? Cleopatra miss you distract what he released. I made this one. I just made he's the best rapper though They picked a bone with humor similar like I deserve your watch. You need me now cover school I cover school. They don't let you want to know a show. I can see you. I can see some good I saw with you on this one. Was he right or was he wrong and if you like what provoked Emma, what happened? He did it right like he deserved the win. Yeah, you know He like got it right.  You can add it a black bones I'm not drawing any like a shed or something. Yeah I They're like throwing shed at og like why Who are you in the first place? Yeah, okay? You know he was writing on the fact that there was somebody from Kenya who's like made it big.  You take things very serious Like this truck a good shot Anyway, I apologize. Nobody was still coming at me son and after this truck We don't know why is that I'm a would you show my sir story? Calligraphic calligraph. I think billa put on your truck. I think it makes sense.  It's all about this Yeah, come up on a grudge. Yeah, no music So it's okay for him me. I think it's okay. Plus me. So I'm a go international And it's so other rappers actually weighed in someone shut up to give okay for it's actually I saw on his page I'll come a semi at E. Oh, and it's area calligraph can handle them, but it's a fika kina a k. Oh, so you know Africa I put then we can join forces Yeah I Doesn't need any help Well, I agree congratulations to calligraph. I think it's float the Kenyan flag high yeah, and he started from scraps That's inspiration enough for the rest of us. Even we're not in the music industry that to get there. You have to work out They're not shortcuts. Yeah, so you black bones or whatever is we don't Also But even during his acceptance speech actually I have to actually give it up for calligraph He was like representing to fight for Kenya. This is the best rapper in Kenya and here the attitude Don't squeeze that what do you like it or not?  Right. With one person. More the EV. Kali. Right. Now he's a fan. Congratulations to you, Calligraph. Jones. Thank you so much for flying the Kenya and flag high. Now I'm to another story, you know, a famous Twitter user, BossyBori, has been on the receiving end of many trolls on Twitter for several days now. BossyBori, drugged, rather, a simple boy for not being as good looking, but now Twitter users have turned against her and are dragging her for not being as appealing herself and for also using filters. She went ahead to say that she didn't like her skin color and this got some users feeling sorry for her while others told her off even after apologizing to a simple boy. Now Nairobi women rep Esther Prasari has invited her for a sleepover at her house and said that she needed to be taught how to feel comfortable and confident in her own skill. So, BossyBori, there's a photo. It's the simple boy took. I left the photo with her. I left the photo with her. So that was like shared. I left the photo with her. I left the photo with her. So not even long ago, it didn't even take a simple boy. It just took KOT themselves. Well, they've been trolling her for days. And we do not advocate whatsoever for cyber bullying or anything sort of like on the internet. But BossyBori started it. You know what I mean? My skin is not as good as I thought. What do you mean your skin is not as good as I thought? My skin is not as good. Like black is everything. Like Jessie, what would you like to tell her? Like especially for that remark. Like I know like my skin is not as beautiful as like, you know, like. Like, you know, like she doesn't look good compared to other skin tones. What would you tell her? One thing I always tell people be comfortable in your own skin. Yeah. When you were created, you came out the way you are because of who brought you in this world. Yeah. I think she's African. I think she's... Yeah, so one photo. She has that photo. She has that photo. Yeah, she has that photo. She has that photo. She has that photo. Yeah. So, the real her, I would say. Yeah. And then one more thing. Yeah. Simple boyatane yo sura in the Pako Foundation to say me to me jua, jua something better than vea to me jua busiburi, you know. Like it does not...you don't have to have the best sura in the whole world. You make it and then you take a place flany.  It's the same way in high school. I thought you were the one who laid all that...what happened? What happened? What went wrong? Time hasn't been tied to you. Yeah, you're not right. So, it's just, you just have to be comfortable in your own skin. All right. Like it is true. Just be comfortable in your own skin. You know, ease on these of it to say yes, let anger depression squeeze the between dog of mental issues.  And the most fortunate thing is that there is someone out there who always admires you. Kunam tu man yaa kolek. I wish I'd be you. You know. Heri ningya kuawai wai. Uno jua. Just be comfortable, girl. Nani madem tu na. Check it. Check it. Put in this. Now, Baya is the little half versus Tita. Okay. Okay. That is what we get. Are you right? But gosh. That's it. But honestly, is the ups is in us idea. Right? I know, right? See who's idea is in a change. Chin is the same who's idea. No. You still with her original Surah. I know. Kunaw tu wali kufam baya. Na jua li tes anayo badu. Honestly. Let's be honest. Kunam tu badu. Kijiji na li kumatai. And I'm sure that is not her best look with that. Sure. Here in the future. Here when they are mad at us. He'll smacking our bags. He'll smacking our bags. Right? Last time you were... Gotcha. Adikuna Surah did not go and he Diphote said it. He Diphote said it. She did not go and see women. She imitated him. Yeah. I go to imagine, you know. I lipstick nothing. My problem with her in the fact that she decided to like talk about due to collecting images or doing what. See now Boyan, as she said, Simple Boy has made his name in actually a very different aspect. But Manzeh Fukuya, he is a simple boy. I don't know the names. I don't know the names. I have a story and I know the names. That's it. Hey, hey, hey. I love you. Let's do some piracy action. That is the opinion of the Mungi. Another opinion of Boyan. That's the advice for us. Let's get that question. If you feel so handy, her timeline, her timeline was actually very different. She proved to me that my DM is open. What do Ameslai do call? Ameslai, I am wondering what she was sending those guys. What was she sending those guys? Yeah, the black skin version of Ameslai. Why do this? Yeah. She sent them to Japan. She sent them to the default setting. I don't know the names. I don't know the names. But here's the thing. I know of some guys who would never ever date a light-skinned woman. Not because they hate them. Everybody has their preferences. And they know guys who will never date a dark-skinned woman. So don't feel some type of way because of how you look. She's actually making guys nowadays consider taking people for swimming dates. For this reason. We have makeup for life. Do you know you have makeup in your... She's not a makeup maker. We have waterproof makeup. She's one of the fans of dates. Let's go for swimming. I'm not sure if she's a woman or not. She's a woman. I don't know if she's a woman or not. I don't know if she's a woman or not. I don't know if she's a woman or not. I don't know if she's a woman or not. I don't know if she's a woman or not. You know what, Amalisa? We're gonna go right to the junior. What are your thoughts? We should like to troll simple boys. The main reason was that. No one can troll simple boys. And that is not even the real you. The real you but the simple boy. Like you wouldn't even be speaking right now. That's why she's being trolled. Now, confidence is very important. Girls out there. However, whatever you look. Please love yourself.  And girls who always have issues. It's something I've noticed from way back. Anyone, irrespective of whether it's a male or a female. Anyone who has personal issues with their esteem. They're always out to drag others down. So that you feel better about yourself. Exactly. That's the same case with a girl. She might troll simple boys for all we care. But guys are rooting for this guy. Ever since he came out to the limelight and got shot. This girl, we don't know you. But now, the fact that you own that. That you're struggling. You don't like the way you look. One thing I can say. We love you the way you are. Someone who's struggling with issues. I think. We forgive. I think as Kenyans also we learn to forgive each other. Yeah. It's never that serious. And we have issues that we admit. So we forgive her. We just forget. Yeah, we forget. But also, we need to tell her. We love you the way you are. That will boost her esteem. Right. I feel like everyone is made in the image and likeness of God. Yeah. So, if I feel like it's June Akage or compare yourself maybe with June Lapa. Yeah. Everyone has a beauty mark. Yeah. Yeah. All right. So just be comfortable. In your own skin. Just because your light skin doesn't mean your prettier. Just because your dark skin doesn't mean your prettier. Just appreciate yourself. That's what we get from this story. All right. Now, the hashtag is White 5 4 Updates. You're going to be part of the conversation. Don't forget to tag. I'm feeling June. And of course, at White 5 4 channel as well. Now, let's move on to another very controversial story. Now, controversial South African prophet Perseka M. of Alleluia Ministries International, who became popular after he allegedly talked to God on phone is back at it again.  And guess what? He allegedly managed to overpower the devil and killed him. Now, taking to his Facebook page, the prophet said that he has even saved a lot of people who are about to be thrown in hellfire by Satan. All right. So, Jeanette, Shetani and Koufa. Shetani is there. I know, right? I know, right? I can imagine when you are fighting an angel, Gabriel, I don't believe what the guy says. But he wants to talk to God on phone. Hello. We can talk to God. He wants to talk to God like me. That was back then. I was taken to God. He was in a situation. He was in a locust. I came through the kitchen. I said, are you seeing enough? I said, I am in the hell.  Shetani and I died. So, I don't want to talk about it. So, I am going to go to Geneva. Shetani and Koufa, I don't want to go to Geneva. Well, I can tell you, he thought of a psycho. This is the second scenario. Right? What do you say he is a psycho? Let me tell you, he is a prophet and he has a following. Because he is the man of God. Exactly. He is more of a cult. Now, there is no way you, we in the flesh, and you are fighting a spirit. Things are born out of the spiritual realm before they come into physical. So, there is no way you reverse from physical to spiritual and do not do that. God, what do you say he is a psycho? He is a psycho. He is a psycho. He is a psycho. Maybe a psycho can translate here. Maybe it's a dream. Nothing like a dream. I think there is no much more proof needed to pull out there. All these things happening, Lokas Jews are talking about Marazmedas Jews. Lokas to Wachia. We are talking about Marazmedas Jews. We are talking about Marazmedas Jews. We are not going to talk about Lokas right now. Let's say if you are a star, you are talking about a person who killed the devil, Mwangis. I saw the video of you talking to God.  Apparently, fought Satan. I don't want to... You don't want to fight him. Kill him. I don't want to sound spiritual in a way, but I feel these are the end days as she said, because when somebody is trying to tell you that I went to hell, fought the devil, saved people who are about to be thrown to hell. People were supposed to go to hell. People have been condemned because of what they did. How and how did you come out and say I have the powers to... Did you forgive them? What qualified you to save them?  If you look at it from... I don't know what to do. It's very unfortunate. Let people who actually believe him and I'm not saying he's wrong, but it's very wrong. Very wrong. It's wrong. You don't want to do me. What can I do? It is wrong. Last Thursday, the way people are joking with the church, there is no longer respect. How is an ordained man of God trying to tell us, okay, where is the root to hell? First of all, it's true. It's true. It's true. If you just think it's logical, it's true. It's true. It's true. How do you talk to God over the phone? How do you talk to God over the phone? It's true. We need God more. If at all, it's a far-fetched problem, don't check it. Just stop with the books. Hey, you're God. Guys, just stop joking with God. It's too much, by the way. It's too much. How do you guys make up this story? Talk to us. Watch for updates. We're going to move on to the next story. What kind of a coin? Now has his own city located in the West African country of Senegal. He wants it to be like the fictional city of Wakanda in the movie Black Panther and will use his digital currency called a coin. A coin just finalized and just finalized the agreement for a city in Senegal looking forward to hosting you there in future. All right, so, now forever, yes? What kind of a... Wakanda is finally coming to life. Yes. So, Aikon has his own city. So, what he's going to do, he's going to have his own population. I'm not going to say that. Let's say it's a feeling. You only thread in my currency. My dreams are valid. Now, but it's a constant. What do you guys make of that? You know, because before that he had a venture where he had Aikon Lighting Africa who is providing solar system and electricity for African countries and he did something even the government Aikon was able to do in a very long time. He was able to make a lot of money and he was just like Lighting Africa. So, that's what he's been doing and he did that in his country and in other countries but now he has his own city. Imagine your city if you're doing that for the rest of the country and now your own city. Who do you want to live there in Aikon city? I feel like Aikon is very important to me. And I'm trying to progress so I feel like he has done a good thing and I wish him all the best. Wakanda forever. Yes. Now? I don't know how he's going to get people to live there. Would you like to audition? No, I wouldn't like to audition but one thing I know for sure Aikon has a say in his country. There's something about Senegalese artists making it out there and coming back to invest in their country. That is something that Kenyan politicians should do. I think he's the first one. I think the second name is money or something. He built hospitals, schools and gave each and every family $700,000. That's a lot of money. I think $70,000 to just do things for themselves. He took the kids to school. So I'm very proud personally of Aikon. He has like four wives. He already has four wives. It's okay. If this will reach him I appreciate him. I'm proud of what he's doing for Aikon and for Senegal. Big up, I pray to God, all goes well. Amen to that. There's Aikon city now. It's a good thing. I like the fact that he's trying to do something good. I really hope it's going to materialize. Because, okay, Konza city has been signed. We have seen the government. We have seen cities being signed and we have seen things being signed and never coming to life. It's not just because it's Kenya but we've seen people trying to the fact that you're going to make a city. One, the government has to be there to provide you the police force. So you can imagine the frustration is going to face if he doesn't agree with any government policy his city is going to fail. That's the only thing to make his city run because he can't provide his own security. He can't. Because if he wants to go to the police, he'll start to be anti-government and stuff. So he should be careful on that line because otherwise, venture into politics. He really wants to stay safe on those lines. Venture politics. We have seen cities being signed and never coming to life. Yes. We have seen cities being signed and never coming to life. We have seen the protected community. We have just checked it in. I think before I come to Afrika, there's a little bit of what it takes to get there. He called me legend and he's a legend. We cannot, he or she can't argue, we cannot even argue about that. I'm happy for him the fact that he's an African guy when you make it in the western countries and then he's coming back to Africa It's a good thing. I just hope it works for him. It has so many challenges. Especially the fact that he's even going to change the currency. I just pray because whenever a black guy wins, it's a win for us all. It's the fact that these people think that we cannot make it. It's not about being racist or anything, but at some point we are the dark continent. So it's a good thing. I just hope he makes it. You hope he makes it. And maybe sometime in the future, we'll have a United States of Africa. Okay, yeah. Alright, so let's go to another story. Monkeys, come down. Now, police at Jinja Central Police Station in Uganda are investigating the theft of that television set barely a month after it was given to them. The 40-inch plasma screen that was given to them by statins last month was on Monday plucked off the wall at the reception that is usually mined by at least three officers who are oppressed in shifts. The bizarre case has left residents wondering how a television said that it has tightly rather been far-selled on the wall across a police reception can be stolen. Alright, so... Ninja! Am I a ninja? Choose the two. Are you born a ninja? Ugandan's keep winning. I cannot even. Jesse, I'm going to start with you on bizarre. Unabour police station. Wait. While the air storage here is 40-inch, I don't know if you can understand what I'm saying. Before to pick up a police station at 40-inch, check in your mac and attention. It's bigger than that. Thank you. It's funny. Uganda... You guys never stop stopping. I'm just going to say that my wife and I are talking to her. She's got a big, big mouth. Then, we're going to the police station. 40-inch. Oh my God. You guys, I'm going to the center. I want to have access to my book. I want to have access to my book. But you guys are in the bookstore. But check in. I want to make headlines. If you're 40-inch, check in. I want to have news. You guys, you need to get a life, by the way. You need to have a power. You have your game. Maybe it's just because of their currency. 40-inch. 40-inch. If you got that money, it took a lot of money to buy your book. They don't know how to buy a book. They don't know how to buy a book. No, I will buy it. I love that I'm crushed. They are the police. So, let's not crush it. I'm not surprised. I'm not really surprised. It's Uganda, you know. And the funny part is, just before that figure, it was donated by StarTimes. It was here before. He will let you pay for your donation. He will take it. He will take it. He will take it. He will take it. He will take it. He will take it. He will take it. He will take it. He will take it. He will take it. When you get time to come, after 20 minutes, you know what it is. He will take it. I've seen Kenyan stories that we have seen people going to the police station, breaking into the Amari, stealing guns, people coming to the police station. But there was one guy, I think sometime ago, he went to the police station to report something. And there was one guy, guess what he did? He carries the OB and goes to another police station to report. I went to the police station to report something. And I saw that there was one guy, I thought he was the OB. That's how he does it. Like you know, there is content. Who is watching TV? TV? Who is watching TV? Who is watching TV? Now, because of him, we are going to take very short comments. Do you know who is watching TV? A police station. Kenyan is running a bug guy. That's an inside job? Kenyan, what is his story then? What is his story then? I don't know, I don't know. What is his life like? I don't know, I don't know. He is an inside job and the fact that he was donated, the fact that he was donated and no money was dished out to buy that particular TV. So I think prioritize also a bit messed up as you go dance. Like she said, you need to up your, not even game, up your level of thinking. You have to be in the kitchen, you have to be in the kitchen. But I have to be in the prison. The sentence is, you have to sleep for five years. And the judge usually does that to teach you a lesson. Next time, think.  But at first you have to be in the prison, you have to get back to your man. Then the judge will say, why you just .. Exactly. That's enough. You have to be in the prison, you have to be in the prison.  A good earthseer on TV or anything. My parents will all tulk on us Sir, b Elizabeth tea house and alleine mode. There is no news in the class, there is no news in the TV The national television I can't believe it The headline I don't think it's because of the TV It's because someone had guts to steal at a police station I think it's the irony of it How do you steal from a police station? From a car round Right now, guys, we all know this Ganga Ton music is first rising and their artists are taking their place in the music industry while giving established artists a run for their money Now, borrowing from Ganga are genre popularized by a music legend such as Joe Akali and Nonini Bach in the day Ganga Ton has however been criticized by a section of Twitter users who are accusing the genre of promoting sex, drug abuse and rape Aside from the three, the new kids also lack content according to Twitter users Now, KOT gave their unfiltered thoughts on the music genre through the hashtag Ganga Ton as Sailor's manager Malim Reto however accused the government of letting the youths down by not adequately supporting their talent Alright Jaycee Tanya Jaycee I think Ganga Ton doesn't have any content Hey Wait, I'm being honest She doesn't have any content Lakinie addressed to the wrong, I think audience This is it If you guys check it out Ganga Ton fans, I was in high school I was in between 12 years to 17 years Teenagers And what is being done there Ganga Ton is a feature How do you know that?  You know what I'm saying? When you hear the words, you know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? I think what they should do because on the other side still it is Kenya, employment I say it's not after a job I say it's talent It's the level Maybe it's the class You know where you can get proper English to address the right group What they should do is that those managers who are managing them the content they want to release to the people It's okay, even in English You know what I'm saying? It's okay for you Kenyans It's okay for you Kenyans It's in English They are saying all those words But when it comes to Kenya, you cannot support KE So I think this is what they should do If you care everyone You know what I think Most people don't have a problem with their tune It's their name It's not even the content The video You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Change, come on Let's let them do their job But when you dance You can't do it You can't do it It will sell It will still sell It does not matter But you know what? You can't sing along You can't change your music You can't do it You can't do it You guys can sing I see it I saw it I saw it I can't do it You just try and create a proper video You know what I'm saying? But it's good If you've checked it out Since it started in 2017 It will come with improvements It's okay Deno is a pro Ganga Let's hear it from your perspective Let's go and see a Ganga There's something called Audience The audience you target Who are on Twitter Who are ideally called The big wigs When you want They can get on people to sing for you Surely You won't blame you Whoever sings for you Whoever Americans make you happy Please listen to them These guys are trying to make it In an industry that actually does not even accept them In the first place If you look at it These kids These groups are coming up Single artists who are playing They are targeting a specific audience So if you're not in that specific audience Don't stay calm What you want to consume What you want to consume The main problem is that They don't have a problem with their music At the time when I was young You find even small kids And now singing to this tune There's something There's something called G-E-P-G and such When it comes to PG Parental guidance You know the problem is If you live in a neighborhood Everybody plays loud music You love this song Apparently so much I'm sorry to say But I've seen this in young mothers A very popular song You have a small toddler 2-3 years old Next to you What do you think this kid Is going to pick up Don't do that The problem is If you want to watch that And if you really want to consume That content go to the club Put it on your phone Wait for the kid to sleep Watch it on YouTube But don't watch it when the kid is there That is where the watershed is Watch it Watch it on YouTube Watch it Watch it Watch it Watch it The program is now The rating of the program That's where Ezekiel Moutua comes into play And people are bashing this guy Left-right center However I don't have a problem with These new kids on the block Making their money anyway Because an employment is In Kenya So if you don't want to make money You have to check Yes I agree with her And it's not about even the video For me, it's about How they wrap around the wording Because the wording is easy Have you seen the videos on social media Small kids singing and you're like Where? We check in to it and dance When you see a girl dancing She will say, it's a boy Check it out It's a boy He's less than 2 years But I'm telling you And he knows what he's doing He even turned around In the matter With what you are public transport Hey, if you see a girl She will say back to back Back to back If you look at her In her face And she will say Where is the black sun? Where is Rebecca? Where is Rebecca? You should send her such videos That you rip them off And you wrap the words To the target audience Because if they see you You will be in Christmas But you are not In real-sense I'm not No, no, no, when I'm going to fight over content, we're just going to talk about getting it and whether it's really leave us dead or whatever. Sour, janex, because of time. I feel like it's a nice genre, but the wording is too much. We're not going to be able to get it, but we're going to be able to get it, but the content is too much. We're going to be able to get it, but we're going to be able to get it. So, like in target audience, we're going to be able to get it. Because of time, because of time, because of time, let's do this.  What do you think of JC? He's been doing this for over 50 years. That's my thing. Now, what do you think of Dara?  What I think of Dara is when they have an income way, a way of income. You have 10 seconds. So, what I think of Dara is when they have a way of making their own money. I've got my name there, it's Bo Minakross. All social media platforms, what watches the Ganga Town, what's the Bambika, what's the audience on Doca. Alright, JC, do you agree? Do you agree? Play K.E. Ganga Town for life. Water to support our say wa jikuz. And do your thing. If you want to bring food to your table, just keep on doing it. Provided it's legal, do it. I'm JC Mugore, Facebook. JC Mugore, Instagram and Mugore, Russia. Twitter, have a good night, guys. Alright. Junael, Italian queen. Oh, yes. Now, change your wording. That's all I can say, change your wording. And we listen to it. However, the tune is okay. Wording and video, please. Find me on social media across all social media platforms. My name is Junael Biatura Giovanni, the Italian queen. Good having you around. See you next week. Alright, Jeanette. I wonder if Italians had a monarch that would come for you, but that is for another day. So, Jeanette. Find me at HRH, Jeanette Michaels, Kila Mahali on social media. And I talk to her. Yeah, use camera one. Hi, everyone at home. Thanks for watching Y254 channel, Entertainment Taldi. Right. Yeah. Now, before I mention some more people, I'm going to go right over on Facebook. Whereupal. So, JC. And I say, I'm locked in from, okay, not the boyfriend. I'm just saying. Let me call you right. Tim Zoom up. Why? Whereupal. Shout out to you. So, he's locked in from Nyeri. Shout out to you Nyeri. I have Ben Bees. Alright. Shout out to you Ben. I have watching live from Mukuraini. That is Nati Brown. I'll be shout out to you. Kibbet. Son, little son. And so, I'm watching you from Naivasha. Shout out to you Naivasha. And shout out to you Kibbet. And then I have Gikonya Mshiri. And I say, present. Okay. Present. Or to come. Come charia. Come nene. And listening to, listening, listening the show in. Shout out to Gikonya. Alright. Now, Pila Kelly. I'll be shout out to you. And Masha Masha Naivasha. I'll be shout out to you. Stevo right here. I'll be shout out to you as well. Well, just shout out to you. Oh, in mind gems. He's all the students. I'll be shout out to you as well. Now, before we go. I'll be shout out to everybody who was watching the show. And now, for getting our technical crew. Everybody who made the show. First of all, starting with Timor. Thank you so much for being there. Thank you to the director. And then I have Max. I'll be shout out to you. Max. That is Charles. Hi Charles. What's up? Yvonne. Hi. Yvonne. Always holding us down. I love you. Who else is there? Faith. I'll be shout out to you. I have Asunta. Asunta is right here in the studio. Hey, I'll be shout out to you. And everybody else. King Kingsley is still in the studio. Shout out to you, King as well. And everybody else who made the show. Of course. And yeah. Filling gin across our social media pages. My hashtag is wait for updates. Keep talking to us. And we're going to see you again next week. With an even better shout out to how Fliuim Boko and MCK that could make it. But they're going to be here next week. At the only location. But for now is goodbye. We'll see you again next week. Bye. Bye.


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here today I bring you something which was basically a massive request over on Twitter Now if you guys follow me on there you would know if not why not it's linked within the video description go ahead and follow Me people basically not long ago. I got my car wrapped I posted many pictures on Twitter and you guys demanded a video on it now the car on screen now is what it used to look like the color it used to be but it isn't this anymore and I've since did many other things to the car Wrapping being the main thing though. So this video is for those who requested it I hope you enjoy it if so leaving a like really does help me out The car was wrapped by a uk west midlands firm called a rap art I actually followed these guys for a while over on Twitter and Instagram Seen some of the amazing work they've done in the past. I decided to just go through it I decided to hit them up and to be honest. I'm super happy I did I couldn't have asked for a better service the dudes were awesome They were honest caring and knew the trade and I had my car booked in within a few weeks and the job was a good And so a massive shout out to rap art and the job on my car I am truly in love with it If you are local and want the best service in car wrapping window tinting hydro dipping and much more Go check out these guys website linked within the video description If you're just a fan of cars and cars being wrapped for sure go follow them on Twitter and Instagram You will not be disappointed again links can be found within the video description On the screen now you can see part of the work of my car being done being wrapped You can see the color is a gray but the exact wrap color is a 3m satin matte gray And it looks just epic. So are you guys ready for the finished product? There we go Look at my Baby with a capital B Now I apologize if it's wind. I mean it is a bit windy. So I apologize if you can't hear me You can see the car looking nice and sexy The difference is unbelievable.  I mean we don't get that much sun here in the UK So I don't know if you can see the kind of like it's got like it's matte It's a satin matte gray, but it's got like a layer of glitter in it. You can kind of see glimmers But the thing about this this wrap it properly finds the lines in the car Like you couldn't really see that line in the car before The one from one side to the other, but it just looks amazing Seriously does and I'm in super in love with it. I really am Just moved my keys jingling But yeah Now besides the wrap and again massive shout out to wrap up for doing such an amazing job Um What else have I done new to the car? Okay, so you can see the halo lights here I've put them on one on either side they go Basically any color I want and also where my intercooler is that all lights up on any fair two Which I'll show you guys unscrew now because it looks better in the dark obviously So you guys can see that and you can see it can be any color. I want it to be Which is great Obviously What else have I done? I've also added seals which will light up in the dark as well. You'll see them See them there I mean, you can't really see them here In daylight but again in dark You'll see them and they look incredible But other than that people there's not much else I've done. I mean, it's been remapped You know, it's a stage four plus remap now Um, I am going to start On the engine bay, which I'll show you now. I've kind of Just started I've painted a few things here and there. Let me just open it up And as you can see I've got a complete new built Inlet manifold and start to Color things in blue here in there match it all up But I'm going to get everything hydro dupes. You'll see in here that black It's all going to be hydro dupes for that. I'll probably be in my next video, but you'll We'll see you that soon But yes people, what do you think? Don't I think it just looks so mean so stuffy I think it looks brutal. I love it. I mean see why is my favorite color car, but the problem is I was getting it washed about five times a week because it's got so so dirty I mean I prefer this color, but I do love white as well But either way I can take this wrap off any time I wanted to if I wanted to that is but I don't want to But yeah, I just love it. I mean absolutely love with it Looking beautiful. I don't know if you can see the glimmer of the rims as well They've got like they're black with a look a pear less than blue in them. They've got like glitter in them It's probably hard to see them. They can see it there And in the sun, they're just beautiful. The next thing I've got to do as well is I've got to get new brake calipers I don't like the red ones. They don't match. It's gray and blue. I think it's got to be Gray and blue. So yeah, I get blue brake calipers somewhere down the line But I've spent so much money on the car. It's unbelievable But yes, let's go for a little driving There we go. Let's open a bit of windows and get there and wheeze You ready videos me driving here and there spam that like one my gearbox Well, what what it was I got my car service to demotead guys, but yes, you've enjoyed the video. Thanks as always


So how long does it take to manifest? Well, there is no timeline and I do believe that it's different for everyone and every situation. I believe we can certainly sway time. It really comes down to a simple question and that is how convinced are you that you already have your desire or that it's going to come into your life?  Are you 50-50? Or in every 100 thoughts, are you only thinking one time that you have your desire? How often are you thinking that it's taking too long and questioning why it's not here yet?