Hey guys it's Julia and welcome back to my channel and for today's video I'm going to be discussing some of my reading plans for the next little bit. So I have a few books here that I'm just hoping to get to in the next little bit and some that I will definitely be getting to so I just kind of wanted to talk about that with you guys. The last TBR I did for the reading rush I actually completed both books not during the reading rush but I still completed them so I'm happy. But I definitely want to try doing little videos like this every now and then just to kind of I don't know share with you guys what I plan on reading soon and then that also gets me excited about the books and I get to share them with you guys and hear your guys' thoughts on them as well. So it's a great time but let's just jump right into the video. The first book that I'm hoping to read super soon which I am going to be is If It Blades by Stephen King. I'm so excited about this one. I was originally gonna not read this right away but I actually got it gifted by my mom so thank you so much. I really appreciate it but she gifted this to me and because I was talking about it and I was really interested in it. Basically this is four short stories, new short stories written by King and I'm just really excited to read this. If you don't know already I am doing a big buddy read with this book so I have a Goodreads group all set up so if you would like to buddy read it with me and some other people definitely join take part. I'll have it all linked down below for you guys with the information but basically starting June 1st we're going to be reading this book and you can either read one short story a week or do it at your own pace kind of thing because there is discussion boards per story so I'm just super excited to do something like that. I've never had a Goodreads group of my own and I've never done a bigger buddy read and I've also never done one for a King book I don't think at least not in a long time so I'm really excited to just read this with you guys and I know a lot of you guys are excited too. I've received some messages and that just makes me really happy because I really thought no one was gonna participate so yeah if you're interested in reading this definitely join us this month reading this. I'm excited. The book I'm currently reading is called My Eyes Are Up Here by Lara Zimmerman so basically I'm reading this book right now and it deals with body positivity and it's a wide contemporary. I'll definitely be talking more about it when I finish it and I'm also going to be talking about it in a vlog that I'm doing but so far it's it's okay but that's what I'm currently reading and along with that I have two physical arcs that I have to read these are both past release date sadly but these are the two two arcs this year that I haven't read that yet that I really want to read so um first off we have Be Not Far For Me by Mindy McGinnis. This one is a wilderness survival story and I really love Mindy McGinnis' work. I have only read Female the Species but I really loved it so I'm hoping to pick up this and then some of her other works that I own. Next up is The Kingdom of Back by Mary Lou. So this one I'm just super excited about and I got it a little while ago and I remember I was so so happy the day I got it and it came with a beautiful ribbon because the polisher sent it so nice and just thank you so much but this book came out in March if you do not know and this is a Mary Lou's book that is centered a lot around music and I it's like I know the topic of the book just deals primarily with music and it's about a brother and sister so I'm just really intrigued to read this I don't really want to know too much about these books before going in but there are definitely two arcs that are on my list for my 2020 arcs that I need to read and then I'm really excited to read to be honest I just have been putting them off a little bit. Next up here I have Now Entering Adamsville by Francesca Zappia. This I've had for a little bit so this book came out oh wow it came out in like October of last year but this is written by the same author who wrote Alive in Her Monsters and Made You Up which are two books that I love. This one I think is quite different though. I will put the final cover up over here just so you know what it looks like but this is the art copy and the tagline actually on the arc says Sturgeon Things meets Buffy the Vampire Slayer in this contemporary novel from the acclaimed author of Alive in Her Monsters and apparently they said something about ghost stories, spooky crime, small town, that's kind of the vibes I'm getting I don't really realize that but I'm it sounds like it's going to be a mix of things. I'm really excited to pick this up though because I really like Francesca Zappia's writing and I think she's her books have been phenomenal the ones I've read so I'm really looking forward to picking this one up. But not least I have Capturing the Devil by Carrie Menescalco. This is the fourth book in the Stalking Jeff the Ripper series. I did not like book one. Book two and three though I adored I love those books so this series I really really like even though I wasn't the biggest fan of the first book the second and the third were incredible and almost watched I reads for me so I'm so excited to get to Capturing the Devil and I've been kind of waiting for that right time like you know when you wait for that right time to read something that's kind of where I'm at but I'm really excited and yeah these are basically kind of historical fiction murder mysteries and they follow um we follow our main character Audrey Rose who's like super feminist, super badass, love her. I'm just really excited to see where the story takes us with the characters and Thomas Cresswell loved him he's great beautiful man so I'm excited to read this. There you guys have it those are the books that I'm planning on reading in the next little bit let me know if you guys have read any of these books if you've enjoyed them or not and let me know what you plan on reading soon or what you're currently reading. I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments down below if you are interested in the if it bleeds buddy read um definitely check out the info down below I would love for you to join us and yeah we'll see how it goes I'm looking forward to it a little nervous but I'm excited but yeah thank you guys so so much for watching I'll see you super soon bye


Me…. That's drunk? JJ Squawkers sounds like it would be a family restaurant chain in suburban Florida, but it's actually an arcade platformer made by Athena, a developer that mostly stuck with home console games like StrikeGunner STG and Superbowling, just to name a couple of their efforts for Super Nintendo. Their most ambitious title was probably Desemon, a Super Famicom game that never left Japan. It's a shoot-em-up with an editor built in so you can practically make your own game, which is pretty dang cool. So Athena proved they were definitely capable of making some interesting stuff. But when it came to arcade games, Athena wasn't very involved outside of a couple Mahjong games and this weird ass game. I know I've talked about this before, but I gotta mention it again, I'm fascinated by arcade platformers, because it's like that's the one genre where home consoles were every bit as good as the arcade, if not better. With all the other choices out there, why would I play a game like JJ Squawkers, especially with this title screen?  No offense to any homebrew creators out there. So why is this worth playing? Well, the game answers that right away with a very simple answer, because this game is really freaking weird. I mean, intensely strange. Right away you get this guy dressed in, what is that, like a koala costume or something? What is he doing? Ah, stop that! And that's what you get throughout this first level in particular, just one bizarre image after another and you just toss an unlimited number of tomatoes at everything. I mean, geez, this bird's wing must be so ripped that even Dusty Baker would have no chance of ruining it. What makes this game really fun is that it's two-player co-op, so another bird can join you and make this game absolute chaos to play. The only real issue here is that your attack itself is kinda wonky. I mean, that's gonna be the case anytime you're dealing with a projectile attack that arcs like this. At least you can point your d-pad or joystick up so you can attack that way as well, but otherwise it can be tough to hit precise targets when you need to. One token gives you two hits and two lives. This first level has you getting attacked by ferrets wearing shoes, weasels wearing bandanas, and this flower thing that looks like it was pulled straight out of a nightmare-inducing 1930s cartoon. All while the background behind you slowly turns from day to night and a nice touch, eventually you defeat this flower thing and it explodes? Hey, it works for me. Then you got slugs, rabbits, and banana peels that, believe it or not, you actually want to slip on because it's how you get to these lower levels so you can find upgrades. That's kinda cool. Also cool is this boss fight because its health is represented in the night background turning back into day. Now that is something I've never seen before, it's really cool. The second level is, uh, not at all like the first level. In fact, it's kinda strangely calm, especially the music.  In fact, this entire game is ridiculously difficult. This level has more of an emphasis on platforming, which can be frustrating because enemies come from everywhere, but thankfully the game is a little more forgiving when it comes to checkpoints and giving out power-ups for your projectile. There's at least five different forms it can take, including increasing in size from tomatoes to pumpkins, to this spread attack, to these gear things that run across the ground, to this screw attack. Haha, get it? Haha. Anyway, you get to these platforms with faces and arms like they were drawn in MS Paint and they get angry and lift you up to the next part of the level. This weird enough for you, folks?  The third level starts and this is where the game gets really hard. Seriously, I can't even tell what I'm supposed to kill and what's just in the background. The fourth level has you fighting the Tristar logo in outer space and then the fifth level is just one long boss gauntlet before you get to the final boss, which is this abomination. Yep, this game has only four levels, topped with a boss run, but holy crap, it makes up for the lack of length by being NES levels of hard. Of course, the inherent issue with this is that these days, you can just press the five key on your keyboard and give yourself as many tokens as you want. But even if you do that, this game will still take forever to be. Without doing that? Uh, yeah. Frickin' luck getting through even the first level. If you're wondering if there's any sort of story that explains all this craziness, you're in luck. The demo helpfully tells us that someone is kidnapped again, something terrible happened to the peaceful village Pistachioville. Villagers disappeared one by one and the others gradually became cold-hearted and violent. It seems as if they were hypnotized under someone's spell. Yeah, the spell of Ingrish. So yeah, JJ Squawkers is like if you took Adventures of Batman and Robin for Sega Genesis and gave it the Perodius treatment. This game is well-made and it's a pretty good playthrough, but my God is it hard. Yeah, it's two-player co-op, which helps somewhat, but like I said, once you get to the third level, everything becomes so frickin' crazy I can't even see straight. JJ Squawkers did not get ported anywhere, so this is yet another arcade game you gotta play any way you can. Alright, I wanna thank you for watching and I hope you have a great best of your day.


let's go come on man what are you waiting for i'm ready let's go come on i'm ready bring it on let's do it let's react to something hey welcome back to our stupid reaction video it's up Corbett i'm brick and you can follow us on instagram instagram juicy content oh yeah patreon follow us to the count ring the bell to go on the notification squad up there oh yeah we're gonna bring that down and uh we were acting to a video versus uh what we always react to videos uh gif maybe uh uh memes uh but yes uh this is called a tour inside anioid kashyap's dvd library uh i think anioid kashyap is a major cinephile uh which obviously isn't surprising at all not a surprise at all yeah but um yeah he uh i think quentin has a massive dvd collection oh yeah anioid i mean um Guillermo dottoro has a monster collection which is really correct you've never seen that um and so i obviously filmmakers are usually big cinephiles so uh it'd be interesting to see like i'm hoping he goes over what's like his favorite film and like which one he's watched the most i i think it'll be me too this is gonna be very intriguing are you ready i'm now ready because i got my ear hole filled three two one go this is driving you crazy that it's not alphabetized that's my wife hi this is andhra kashyap and welcome to my film library and here are the five filmmakers i would very strongly recommend uh this is samuil fuller all his films are here and this is a box set that just came out of these very rare movies and samuil fuller is a filmmaker who's film you know like i'm not a filmmaker who's also made some extremely extremely controversial movies that are blacklisted in hollywood also at the time and he also wrote one book which actually officially got published last year much years after his death there's another filmmaker that i my go-to filmmaker is fritz lang and this is a whole of fritz lang right i'm slowly the ones that are coming out on blu-ray i'm replacing the dvds with the blu-ray so fritz lang and most of him is now available on a blu-ray so this is a lot of movies you should get and fritz lang is god by all means and you see his films and you'll realize lang all the cinema that we see today from a marvel to the big mainstream movies somewhere always go back to fritz lang everything all the Nolan all the fincher everyone goes back to fritz lang really he's the man who defined cinema for us what's he part of how do i now know fritz lang the champion i feel the same way and finally he's also now available all on blu-ray and champion melville is right here and he's all on blu-ray now and there's six films here and the three outside champion melville is the best thriller cheese films that he made and it's a lot of movies i thought i don't know filmmaker that i would very strongly strongly strongly recommend is none it's not really a filmmaker filmmaker but this is something that i believe everybody should watch i need the cameraman to chill out behind martin's procedure being a filmmaker also and these yakuza papers this is literally six films where you understand the whole japanese kairain kind of a history of it and it's very rarely available but this is something that one filmmaker should see this whole style of filmmaking is what influenced all the bone movies all green grass and you see a whole lot of indie filmmakers making thriller it all goes back to him in yakuza papers and he's a he's a filmmaker was that the way he the kinetic energy of that style of making films and and editing and putting it together and following the characters and this whole is all there there's another filmmaker that i would very very strongly recommend and i would recommend his early films which i think people don't know is oh my goodness is a very popular japanese filmmaker kurosawa but you have to see his early films his very very early films how does he know where they are they're double stacked and discovered him and this is available in criteria who is it and there's a whole different kurosawa that you have not seen couldn't get that one it's on the side on the left i can just go on kuei brothers is another the best animation that you see the kind of animation that if you've seen this new netflix show love death in robots so when you see kuei brothers you'll understand everything has a genesis somewhere and kuei brothers did animation with with broomsticks with with paper the cutting the books and giving it to shape and some incredible animation they have done and you have to see and they've made the two feature films also other than 15 20 minute animation lots of amazing work a lot of movies also i collect because to do screenings because these films are very hard to get and most ott platforms are so driven by profit there's some great cinema that is not there so for me it's very important that the film stay in some kind of a physical form and they're there for generations to all because most of these box sets also when they come out they don't stay forever unless they're on criterion some of them have some companies have totally stopped publishing some of the movies like when burning came out all his earlier films people started looking for us and the company put out a tweet saying that we have lost the license to those films because all lesion tang longs film early films people didn't watch them and they didn't buy it and there's no profit in the there so company said these are the last copies floating around please keep if you find it just keep it because then otherwise there's no other way to find this early films and it was very sad tweet from a movie publishing company so there are a lot of movies that are lost so that's why i like to even like if i've seen a film i'll buy it or if i've seen a film at a festival i buy it because that's my indirect way of paying for that i saw for free oh man after my own heart man a lot of films you'll see they just stay in sealed pack and then unless somebody wants to watch them i'll stop counting around i stopped counting at ten twenty thousand the box he stopped counting at twenty thousand is that what he said yeah wow okay he just put my duty collection to shame yeah i i i we have around what five five to six hundred oh stuff says more than that so we have around that even if even if you've got a thousand still we've got around a lot as you've seen before in videos but he stopped counting around twenty thousand movies i i love a couple things about what he's done with getting this together the first thing is we know this experientially with indian film there's some films you know on the one hand you think to yourself well everything's digitized man you don't need the physical library uh no folks how many films have we not been able to watch and review because we can't find it if we didn't have a dvd we wouldn't be able to to watch it and then the other thing he said that just thrills me is he'll see something at a film festival and if he loves it he'll buy the dvd because even though he saw the film at a film festival he saw it for free but because he wants to give money to the filmmakers he'll he'll purchase the dvd and he wants to not only hang on to it but he wants to to remunerate the people who he they didn't get his ticket because he saw it for free at the film festival i think that's i think it's beautiful i wish more people that's the antithesis of piracy you know that's that's just beautiful you can you can tell he loves cinema like he is a true true student of of cinema and he the amount of love he has for like a lot of filmmakers do they just like quintin quintin he's he's he's weird about it he loves film he's got his own he's got his own theater in hollywood where he screens his favorite films on and it's on 35 millimeter and only yeah only only oh yeah no no no and then obviously we we know about scorsese and what he's done working with the motion picture academy with film preservation over the years and afi yeah i honestly don't know how you can it would make me sad to think that a filmmaker isn't a lover of film it would be like finding out someone who's an actor doesn't love acting and didn't want to read all of the different people who've taught it and watch all of the great performances it would be like why are you doing what you do if you don't love this stuff man yeah yeah then yeah that's great but yeah he uh i would love to go through the collection and see what he has though like i just want to talk to him about film um for hours on and man you know how much we could learn from that guy yeah and also he was i think a lot of indians should um listen to him in terms of um he said everything has comes from somewhere everything has a genesis indians don't want to hear that but he he knows and it could be he understands the genesis could be in india i'm not saying it's not not in india but everything comes from somewhere everything was inspired by something right something that came before it uh and that's not a bad thing he understands uh but yeah that was awesome uh yeah that was cool i don't know what to say i don't too i loved it


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On the breakfast this morning, what's in a name? And what seems like waiting till teenage years before naming a child? The Nigerian government finally declares bandits terrorizing Nigeria as terrorists. We look at the significance of this. And then our Friday sports, this coursing with sports analysts, Wallace Courts will be joining the conversation as regards a build-up to the African Cup of Nations. And as always, we look through the newspapers and unwrap the biggest stories making headlines across Nigeria today. Thanks for joining us on the Breakfast on Plus TV Africa on the final show for this week. And of course, final one for, well, first week of 2022, the final one. I am Osaugi Oboa and we hope that you have a very interesting time with us this morning. And I am Messi, hope it's good to be back on your screen this morning. Absolutely. We, of course, start with top trending stories, but much later on the program this morning, we're going to be looking at a late naming ceremony. Imagine naming your child when he's 19.  What exactly is the significance of this? And, you know, what will this really change in any way concerning the fight against insecurity? I also saw reports, I'm not chatting on the Daily Trust, you know, that about 60 persons were killed in the last 24 hours would, of course, go look through that and confirm that story. Of course, while it's got to be joining us to discuss sports this morning, AFKON just a few days away and we are excited. But before that, top trending stories this morning. We're starting from here in Nigeria. The Nigerian government has, of course, approved the setting up of 10, what are they called now? Forest reserves, or wildlife reserves across the country. It was stated by the Minister of State for Environment, Bersa-Sharon-I-Kerzo. They're called 10 national parks, actually. And this is with regards to saving wildlife across Nigeria. It's not a conversation that we have a lot in the country, not very much that we'll talk about wildlife. I hear it in Kenya, mostly, but not in Nigeria. And so, of course, it was stated at the launch of the largest wildlife conservation campaign in Africa, which was led by a group called Wild Aid. The theme for this year is keep them wild, keep us safe. And it basically is to reduce the illegal sale of wildlife and bush meat in particular across Nigeria. The likes of the pangolins that we've spoken about sometime on this platform also, which are going extinct and are still being hunted and sold here in Nigeria. It was also stated that less than 50 lions, which currently exist in the country, less than 50 lions, less than 100 gorillas, less than 500 elephants, less than 2,300 chimpanzees that are left in the wild in Nigeria. There's no cheetahs, there's no giraffes, there's no rhinos, which is not a very, very good picture with regards to wildlife here in Nigeria. And so the government has gone ahead to make these moves and approved 10 national parks to protect this wildlife. And these are going to be situated in some of our forest reserves in Nigeria. Well, it's a brilliant one, if you ask me. But usually with us, you always want to ask how well are we good at maintenance that will be the culture of maintenance. I mean, I think I have, I don't think I have visited and that's due to a production that I had some time ago trying to project the need for us to protect the wildlife and all of that. So one of the parks, the wildlife conservative somewhere in Boki Local Government in Krosiwa State butatong. Well, the question would always be because I was privileged to be in that particular camp and the area. And the question again is the maintenance culture. That's really not, we're not great on that. We need to be on top of our game. So as much as we're saying we want to increase, establish 10 more parks. It sounds very interesting and very brilliant but what's the maintenance culture? How far have we fed? Because visiting that particular location and staying there for a bit didn't really look like anything was really, really happening. It looked like a very deserted area and you could probably see that those who were managing the affairs or calling the shot at the time had done a great job but of course been left to the hands of government to maintain and all of that. It's really, really horrible.  You're not supposed to kill even if it's a snake.  You're not supposed to take out anything. That area is a no-go. Another issue we should be looking at which we're not very strong at is implementation and ensuring that people are obeying all of this because these areas are very close to communities where you have farming as a major one for all of them and so people would always go into these bushes and then want to kill hunters and what have you. So implementation is also a great one. We need to strengthen that. We need to ensure that we're big on implementation and also big on maintenance so we can actually achieve the goal at the end of the day. So it goes beyond just saying we want to have national 10 national parks but how far have we fed with the ones that we have? Well, in a proper national park I don't think anybody will be farming. If you look at the ones outside Nigeria there's a sugar national park, there's a couple of them in other African countries that people actually go for tourism and tourism is one of the things that I also was going to would mention as the value of having these national parks and keeping the animals alive and keeping these endangered species alive. We could also use this as a tourism spot in Nigeria which we haven't really paid attention to. You haven't seen it nice. They of course are a ministry for information and cultural tourism basically has played almost zero efforts not almost zero. There's anything less than zero with regard to tourism in Nigeria. That's exactly where I would rate them. And so that's one of the gains and the positives of things like this. Even if I also believe that some of these statements are really just made because there's a group that came to visit the president they had to find something nice to say to them and very likely would not be actually implemented because one of the things that you mentioned is not just about saying it, it's about being able to actually maintain a national park. Simply giving space for lions to run around and look for antelopes to eat. It's really about maintaining. Lions looking for antelopes? It's honestly because I know that those ones outside the other African countries they're really not just a wild space that you've kept there for them to live in. You actually have to maintain it. I'm not saying that you have to sweep the whole national park every morning but there have to be people who truly understand wildlife and conservationists who are skilled in that regard that will be able to ensure that the national park is running and running successfully. We should look at how other things that have been left in the hands of the Nigerian government have fared in the last couple of decades and we can already tell the likelihood of this one. Look at trains. We only started running trains again a couple of years ago. People are already complaining about the mismanagement of the railway service. I would feel bad for any elephant that finds himself in that park. But like I said once again, you're not necessarily going to be sweeping the place every morning and looking for food for them. It's a national park. I really don't know. You remember a time where the picture of a lion actually surfaced from a particular state? From a zoo? What state was it again? I don't remember what it was. It's pretty much the same picture. The lion really looked malnourished. I mean really, really lean. And I felt so sorry for the lion because usually... I know that state wrong zoo is not even national. It's not federal. So I mean this is just mentioning to say that that lion is really hungry. Just imagine you just taking a stroll to the zoo and by chance you just have the hem of your gammas close by. It's a lot of work. It's not just word of mouth. It's a lot of work to get those things set up. When people go to other African countries and they want to take a drive through the wild and they have those vehicles that take them, I've never been in any of those things, but they have those vehicles that drive them through the park. You can see the lions, you can see the zebras, you can see the antelopes and all of that. You can even watch them hunt or watch them feed and all of that. It's fun. It's tourism and people pay thousands and thousands and show those countries make millions of dollars every year from just tourism and all of that. But in Nigeria, we have a lot of work that needs to be done. When we had the conversation about pangolins being hunted in Nigeria, Nigeria is a trafficking route for an endangered species. Pangolins in their thousands are killed every year in Nigeria and exported to Asia. That is something that we need to fix and it's not just by saying it. It actually needs to be fixed. People need to know that there's a penalty for hunting these things. They need to find a way to catch them. The same way the NDLE is chasing drugs. That's the same effort we put into protecting wildlife in Nigeria. If you're trying to be serious, it's sad that we don't have... I mentioned that we don't have any rhinoceros. We don't have any gorillas. We don't have any... No, they're gorillas. They're gorillas in... Like on the wild day, there's no gorillas. No, because if you take a look, like I mentioned, that particular community is a local government in Corsiva State, in Buki. That's a conservation and in that particular... what they really have really are the gorillas. So it's a conservation where you have the gorillas there. So you have all of these species. Okay, well those... I think what this report is talking about is in the wild, not in protected areas. So yes, you have these conserved areas where you have the gorillas and of course they look very... There's also a documentary done by Tayo, I know, that showed I think what was called the Hainan Men. So it's on YouTube. It's a very beautiful documentary that shows places in Nigeria where they have these animals, very wild animals, but they're under some control, under some spells, so they don't bite, I don't know what it is. But it's a very, very beautiful documentary. I think everyone should check out just to see that there's... There's still a lot that should be done. Especially when we're talking about diversification of our economy. I mean, we should begin to look at that aspect as a means of generating revenue. Like you talked about, it would really be great that people would just want to take a stroll, travel to Nigeria just to have a feel and when they're coming there's something to look out for. Because most times you find that people come in and then you ask yourself, what are the spots that you can visit? And some of the spots that you already have, we've not really been taken care of and so we need to do better with maintenance and ensuring implementation and enforcement. Take a look at the zoos across Nigeria. Go to a zoo in your state and take a look at what it is like and see how the animals are faring. So you can have a picture or have an idea of what it might be like if we actually do some of these things and some people would also argue that in Nigeria's conversation right now that is not one of the top 100 things that we should even be talking about. There's a lot more that the country needs but I think there's space to also have those conversations and to also invest in some of all those things in the country. Also talking Nigeria, we have been rated 8 out of 162 countries suffering from mass killings and the sad part is that this same body predicts that it will continue in 2022. We've been rated 8 and only below Pakistan, India, Yemen, Afghanistan, DR Congo, Guinea and Ethiopia. It's not a very good look. It was done by a group called the Early Warning Project powered by the Simon-Scotcher Center for the Prevention of Genocides. Nigeria currently ranks 8 and luckily one of the things that we're going to be talking about this morning is the naming of the naming ceremony that was done a few days ago by the Nigerian government. Naming bandits officially calling them terrorists. So hopefully that might be the answer and I'll guess this morning who's the security expert will be able to shed more light on it to let us know if naming them terrorists will maybe be the answer to the problems concerning mass killings in Nigeria moving forward. But you know, yesterday so a lot of questions would actually probably be raised and some people want to say what is the yardstick, what criteria, how did they arrive at that rate and as it were, being that we're 8. I mean you look at countries that are below us so you have the likes of Chad, you have the likes of Somalia, you have the likes of Iran, Iraq and some of these countries are war-torn zones and then you're asking yourself how come Nigeria is on top of it. But if you also want to look at the reality also with us, what we're faced with apart from the fact that you have killings emanating from bandits, that of Boko Haram, Iswab and what have you, you also want to talk about court-related killings, armed robbery and all sorts of retro killings as it were so if you look at the different classification of killings, it probably might just make sense but as usual with the Nigerian government it would definitely rather than look at this report and find a way of how to you know ensure that we threaten and you know go against the odds that we already have we would rather want to begin to say oh it's a baseless you know argument and some elements who are not really interested with the you know administration of President Mohammed the Buhari and really out here you know to topple the government and they don't like his face and they don't like everything around you know like Mohammed and all of that so it would just be that kind of argument so usually if you have all of this report you do your own you know verification and your own survey and you know find out what the actual thing is but and also find a way to work against the odds but I don't know let's see how all of that pans out but I know that they're killings but whether or not you know in that ranking like I mentioned earlier on one would like to know what are the yardsticks that we used to measure you know all of this which is important you know but also to mention I understand you name Syria and a couple other places Pakistan I believe these are actually war torn you know Syria a few of them I mean Syria's had its own struggles you know a few years ago but I don't think I've heard anything about killings in Syria or bombings or anything like that in the last you know one year but you can also see you take out the fact that you know there's still some other crimes and criminality that's going on but it's different from mass killings you know it's very very different from hearing that 40 people died you know every other weekend you know in a village by bandits, by terrorists, by a book or a ram, by kidnappers and what not it's a little different you know for countries that have completely war on Ethiopia yes you know it's above us you know on the ranking mostly because of the Tigrayan rebels and the crimes that they've been having with the government you know and a couple other countries I'm not sure much about Guinea or even India but you know every now and then you would hear that there are things tribal wars or you know fight with a group against the government that is going on and Nigeria's situation is pretty much pretty much the same you know but ours is a conversation on terrorism you know and simple just killing of Nigerians recklessly for absolutely no reason those are the countries that you mentioned Syria and the likes have been reasonably calm it rags up every now and then you might hear that a bomb exploded yeah so it just I mean it just really caused our wiping out villages so it really caused for you know it really caused you know because over time there's also this argument about reportage I mean some people would want to say that as much as you know there's the level of reportage and the way these killings have been brought out if you look at it in it's real sense mostly sometimes it's not it so you could probably have a report of saying 20 persons were killed and if you look at it maybe less or even more than that but I'm just trying to say that however you want to look at this or you look at it these countries that I have actually mentioned whether or not you are currently you know faced with war issues or not but these are countries where you would always whenever you talk about killings and mass killings you would always think about them to be you know be topping the chart so it is really the countries that I actually mentioned I'm saying that whether or not you're experiencing war at the time I mean naturally or generally whenever you think about these the first thing that will come to mind would be the fact that if there's such ranking that there will probably just be a little bit above Nigeria that's what I'm saying I don't understand with that I'm saying that whether or not they're experiencing war you get my point whether or not they're experiencing you say that yes of course we don't have any you know serious case of mass killing and what have you in terms of war and I'm saying that of course whether or not right now they might just be experiencing killings and what have you but naturally or you know before now whenever you mention these countries you want to see them as you know there's a lot of killings going there not that Nigeria will be topping the chart at this point and they'll be below so it is just strange that we didn't used to be in this position but now we're topping the chart below these countries I don't know you don't get my point but it's fine it's okay that you know when we have conversations on countries Nigeria should never be grouped among some of these countries so that's what I'm saying I'm saying the part at this time we used to be below the skies every now and then you might hear a bomb blast going off in some country but I don't also equate that to I mean a random bomb blast that goes off twice a year I wouldn't equate that to mass killings no people there would always be casualties I mean you can't even take that even the fact that we're going to be using Tocano jets right now there will be civilian casualties so we don't misunderstand ourselves that's exactly what the story is 162 countries and Nigeria has been ranked 8 moving away from that let's come still in the country but now to a very famous popular pastor but not because of his miracles but because of every quarter it seems like there's a new scandal maybe twice a year maybe three times a year pastor Biodoon Fatou Igbo has been once again called out but this time it's being called out a very very toxic, abusive relationship with some of his staff the last time that we heard his name was because of course of him being called out for sexual assault and for some of all of that by the wife of a very popular Nigerian singer Timidakolo was it Timidakolo? yes I was going to say but now he's being called out by a member of the church and the staff of the church they're part of the choir who has called him out for abandoning the staff for not paying staff for months all the allegations that were put out yesterday for not paying salaries for months and months and months and still expecting the staff to continue to work and continue to put in their services to the church even got to a point where she's a legend that they were kicked out of the residence that they were given and this continued until she eventually died because she couldn't afford hospital bills when she fell ill this stories came out yesterday and of course it was also mentioned allegedly that Pastor Beaudu had made attempts and made attempts at this person who eventually has passed what attempts are you talking about? you know the attempts I have no idea I mean he had tried to sexually? relationship attempts could he be the person who was kicked out? yes so what the story looks like is that when she rejected his advances then he became or she became his enemy number one and then he started to treat her very wrong but it's still left for the church not the church now to respond and clarify on some of these issues and some of these allegations and it's not a great way to start 2022 it seems like he has one or two every year so maybe it might just be more for 2022 I mean we just started today just as a 7 so let's see how all of these things unfold but yesterday was really a long read for me and the bottom point is this first of all it's very eminent that he's going to come through and of course put out a lot of defense and like the church member that put out that statement and she said as much as I don't have evidence to establish all of this but the truth would always come through and she felt very pain if you read the write up you could feel the pain because usually with writing you could feel the thoughts of the writer and I felt so much pain anguish as much as I was just trying not to drop any comment on that page because my mind I'm like what is this again it just boils down to the fact that a lot of people would say we don't believe in any religion I mean just recently you had whiskey saying I don't believe in religion and if you want to talk I keep saying that the tenets whether it's Christianity whether it's the Muslim religion you find out that the tenets are not different we talk about love at the end of the day but those who believe the Bible and who read the Bible agree with me that the Bible says that wherever Jesus when he was doing good he fed the poor, he gave them food when they were hungry he sat down and saw them and he thought that they were very hungry and he gave them food and he said that should make food for them he healed the sick so everywhere Jesus was going he was doing good and so it just shows you that everything that we should do whatever religion that does not respect human being and does not love and care for human being I don't know what that religion stands for because every religion no matter what religion it is it talks about love and it's really really sad to see that most times we don't care about the people that lay the egg the hen that lays the golden egg but we care about the work done so it happens in a lot of churches for real you have people who don't really care about the people who are working but they care about the work being done and so nobody cares when you don't show up in church but they care about the fact that you're not in church and then the beginning thing that you become the vessel you become a child of the demon or the devil the devil is using you you're not in church have you eaten are you hungry because this is some of the basic things so those who are claiming that they love Jesus and they are following Jesus and they are preachers of Jesus should begin to look at the life of Jesus for real the things that he did they were not rocket science they were just real things when he lived on earth so it was really really sad I had a lot of people giving some testimonies in the comment section saying that she was such an amazing and fantastic singer and if that report is anything to go by it's really really sad but however we're also waiting to hear the response and of course to get to complete clarity on exactly what happened in the last few years or months before this person eventually passed it was a music music group I believe that was being funded by the church but according to them they weren't actually getting any funding from the church they weren't getting any support from the church the church allegedly I had mentioned that they had invested about 100 million according to what she put out she was asking that they pay back the 100 million and then of course the person in question now stated that there was none of such investments they had to pay their own flight tickets for concerts they had to feed themselves they had to pay for their own hotels and what not while they worked in the church musical group we of course we'll follow the story and we'll be of course ready to give you updates whenever they land but for now those are top trending stories welcome to 2022 we will take a short break when we come back let's go through the papers this morning and see what major stories have made headlines good morning and welcome once again


His Excellency, Mr. Chairman, good morning, ladies and gentlemen, Vietnam would like to share the view of the other delegation on the important role of ITU and the need to promote our mandatory relation cooperation in addressing new challenges for the sustainable development of ICT. With respect to our decision direction in the next four years, I wish to bring to your attention a number of the issues and challenges that policy markers and regulators are facing to foster ICT sustainable development. First, the ICT capacity of people in rural areas is still a challenge for us in our effort to bridge digital divide. We are working hard to ensure digital divide would not result in broadband divide and to foster the accessibility and relevant content for rural area. In addition to the effort of each member, I wish to urge the ITU and international donors to provide more support to capacity building programs. Second, we have recently seen the introduction of the new service as an OTT on our broadband network. This is certainly an opportunity for users, but from a regulator perspective, there are issues to take into account to ensure sustainable development of the market. This new development together with the other key issues such as green ICT and information security would require the ITU and our members to collaborate more proactively. Third, the demand for affordable broadband services will be on top of our priority and broadband universal service are becoming our obligation. Vietnam is willing to work with other members in this effort. And since the wallet broadband has been essential, we are already to join regional and global cooperation in spectrum regulation would make new services more affordable and sustainable. In this regard, Vietnam has nominated a candidate for the member of the Radio Regulation Board. We do believe that with knowledge and experience in this field, Vietnam's candidate could effectively contribute to AIB in its important and challenging mission. Vietnam hopes that they will support our candidate in the election at the forthcoming PP in Busan. Ladies and gentlemen, I wish to take this opportunity to express our sincere thanks to the ITU Secretary for their hard work and closer collaboration with the members. I would also like to thank the government of the United Arab Emirates for helping hosting this meeting and for their hospitable ability extended to our delegation during the WTDC meeting. Thank you for your kind attention. Thank you.


Okay, so we're going to determine the bond polarity between nitrogen and oxygen. So these elements on this, are these values on this table of electronegativity values are in units of divides, okay? So what you need to do is first figure out, well, what is the overall electronegativity of each of these two elements, okay? So nitrogen, all we have to do is look at the table and remember this table has to be given to you, it's not something you're going to memorize, okay? So nitrogen up here is what, can you guys see that? 3.0, okay, and it's 3.0 divides another capital D for you guys. And oxygen is what? 3.5 divides, okay? So if I want to determine the bond polarity and which direction the polarity arrow is described, what I do is just subtract one from the other. So here I got 3.0, 3.5, so the overall difference, right, is going to be 0.5. So we say the bond polarity, 3.5 divides minus 3.0 divides. So that equals 0.5 divides. Not a very polar bond will describe how polar you have to be to be a polar bond. So when we look at this, right, oxygen, since it has a higher number, is more electronegative, okay? So that means it attracts the electrons more. So this isn't a completely shared set of electrons in this bond. Does everybody understand what I'm talking about? So it's not a completely nonpolar bond. So we have to figure out, well, which way is, which atom has the more kind of concentration of electron density? And hopefully you see it's oxygen, right? So we can describe this in a couple of ways. Okay, I'm going to show you two right now. One is to go through the partial charges, and we call them delta charges. So this is delta minus and delta plus. Okay, so that's a way to describe the bond polarity. So this side of the bond is more negative than this side of the bond. Is everybody okay with thinking like that? Or you can draw a dipole arrow, okay, which is an arrow that points towards the more electronegative atom and that the butt of the arrow has a plus sign, okay? So the plus indicates which one is more positively charged and the head of the arrow indicates which one's more negatively charged. Is everybody okay with that? So if we wanted to, we could describe this type of covalent bond as a polar or a nonpolar. This case, since there's a difference in electronegativity, and in fact what you'll find, as you guys don't know this yet, but we're going to see it on the next slide, if your difference in electronegativity is more than .4, you say you've got a polar bond, .4 device, okay? So this one's .5 device, so this is a polar covalent bond, we would say. So remember electronegativity increases as you go up the periodic table and increases as you go to the right to the left of the periodic table. Is everybody okay with that? Okay, I'll see you guys upstairs.


Distance about 400 meters offset from us that second compound is the one that the snipers are saying they were shooting Okay, we went on as a basically a security patrol Basically when we got out there though we looked for a good position to set up in and as we were moving to find a position That we wanted to set up in we end up getting hit by an improvised explosive device Following hitting the improvised suppose device we end up dismounting do normal sweeps for for possible secondaries The vehicles were moved forward a little bit of where the actual IED was we started taking small arms fire and Sniper fire from our east and southeast sides We end up having another patrol come down south from us they started sweeping from the south to the southeast side of us Clearing all the other compounds as we were holding the cordon off on the IED Once you do finally got out there is already past dark We had to switch to our to our thermals and not using the night vision goggles and everything just to make sure that we were Still maintain that good security on our vehicles in the cordon as they As you do got in everything they end up checking out the IED spot Find out it was only a partial blast and that it was a end up being an 80 pound explosive And maybe only 15 pounds that end up exploding They end up detonating what was left of it and at that point we We linked up with the quick reaction force and up making a way back to camp other night


I'm really glad to be back and this morning I want to share with my experience in my trip. Usually I already did for our leaders and my purpose as a pastor to visit South Korea and Cameroon because I am pastor of young congregation and I train young leaders and I strongly believe that young people are limitless and they can reach so high and accomplish much. As a pastor I care responsibility to bring in their lives people who are on top and first in the world and I search for such places and I push them and try to bring a lot of wisdom and encouragement and right example and that was my purpose to visit Korea and Africa because we are looking to the grace from God to combine together these two great moments in the kingdom of God which today God Himself by the Holy Spirit provided in His kingdom and I believe and I prophesy in the hearts, in the destiny and the life of our leaders and in each of you in your destiny in your life the things which lays in my heart you will accept it and you will pursue it and you will have it for the kingdom of God. Hallelujah. Shortly concerning Korea it is small country but right now it's really great country. After Japan occupation this country met another challenge where North and South because of communism because of Russia it was war after Japan occupation they were really really poor and when trouble another came they became even poorer and just few decades ago back this small country it's so advanced technologically from my point if you they stand much higher as US really sorry but that's what I saw I believe militarily American much stronger that's without doubt but when you visit this country when you see this high tall building so different in design so expensive white streets, roads beautiful everything is shining new cars it's really really in in the top of the world this country was just few decades ago American missionaries visit with the gospel of Jesus Christ and with God's help they don't have strong army but with God's help they can they could rebuild their country but maybe not rebuild but build new with so great creativity many places just just shocking places what concerning church it's it's do you know as a shuttle as a how I can say the shuttle is going to the space shuttle space shuttle yeah and when that's where that's shuttle reach the space over there there is different sizes different numbers there is there is such a such a things as a ton or kilogram on pound loses the meaning of one mile or one inch this is this is not sizes many churches specifically church where I was that's biggest church in the world in the short period of time in the life of one man they accomplish so much in one service they contain 32,000 people whole church right now active active members is 830,000 active members who in the cell groups every Sunday they have seven services just just in the in that's place where I was and many churches were big churches were translations how you say satellite when through the internet through the TV service broadcast yeah but that's place that's area where I was I think maybe five, six church buildings that's big church buildings 10, 12 stories and it's hard to say about these buildings because in Seoul when you see building you do not see much we just walking through the trees just big streets shops shops and we enter we enter one building shop building and they they said that the mall that's a lot of malls there it's two stories but when we enter over there six stories down a so white elevators lift at the same elevator and leave yeah yeah escalator it's really hard to say what in these under of these 10 stories church building up what is going what is going down there but church church building century contains 12,000 people and the seven service seven services a day and the in different different centuries in these buildings all together people comes 32,000 in one service services loans one hour and a half in 15 minutes 30,000 32,000 people pack the buildings in 15 minutes they left left the service another another 32,000 so so organized it's really hard to everything comprehend to catch everything you just read it on the board what's going on and every corner every place there is ushers so organized wisdom of Solomon over there it's it's amazing it's it's absolute absolutely amazing that's why I go there because I believe in youth in our church and I believe we we can go beyond even what because every generation worthy to make step higher and go far hallelujah we was over there was church growth conference 46 yeah 26 in number and pastor young gitcho he is 78 or 79 years old right now but he is active right now he is on a pension and a senior pastor right now it's another another brother man his life he has a lot of accomplishment accomplishment in in poly politician area and different area but in the tree of morning this pastor he he awakes every day in tree in the morning traveling to church once one hour and in the four in the morning he spent three three hours every day in prayer and church is growing today totally they they believe because they because so many people they dismissed many church separated separate many congregations and they believe that through this ministry around 1.5 million people came to Christ during just one man of a pastoring of the church pastor young gitcho and through whole branches in Korea in Korea they have thousands missionaries in the world they build hospitals around the world they performed thousands surgeries for on the heart heart surgeries for for people for poor people around the world they build hospital in North Korea they do a lot they have education center they have Bible Bible University it's really hard I brought the information and I believe are you leaders Vladimir Ilya marking and it's available available for you to check maybe some some some day Vladimir put on a screen few things but that's the information information. Secondly when I when when I met over there I met over there many pastors around the world because on that's conference was two thousands about maybe 70 hundred visitors from from different countries from around the world it's was from Africa Asia China Japan Europe Canada and the South America American people were there and this pastor which you Vladimir just show him on a screen he preached there and he shared with his experience when in the very beginning he discovered he discovered for him for himself sell ministry of young gitcho. My my purpose visit Africa Africa is much different is much different in what specific specific is country where I was Cameron is poor country. Which of people who works from from fifty dollars per month to fifty three hundred dollars a month that's the good salary really good salary.  But another another thing what brings so low society it is sin and life of idol worshipping. Why why we watch why we watch why we look when we go to Africa to see because another side really powerful of the gospel over there is the power of the Holy Spirit delivering people from the power of demons and healing. And the healing and the and people amazing receive breakthrough many many businessmen companies comes there. And the two of these extreme we believe because it's will of God to combine together. Korea is extreme today where people come to Christ and the in service in service hour and half it's not much you can accomplish. You cannot pray separately for people I was in Korea is on a cell group in their homes and I saw how they have they doing. But it's such a short period time of service. I met few people who comes with their sicknesses and with their trouble trouble even if they're severe depression and in such a big amount of people. Many of them cannot be cared separately. And I believe if Korea will have right now what they have had on the beginning when science and wonders through the through the ministry. You know when when were manifestation of deliverance supernatural things. I believe Koreans church today could accomplish much much much more because on the opposite of church what I saw and my friends from Spokane we were together there. We saw in Korea in Seoul big city there is special booth booth is for for for witchcraft for how you say people who do for for tellers and young girls young guys boys. Maybe not the teenagers paid the money stay in line in the evening time and they're looking for supernatural what what that's for fortune teller that tell tell them about their destiny. And what I saw is doesn't matter is so civilized country so advanced technology but hunger within teenagers people so big and technology cannot give answer on the hard desire and the hard issues. And as a church Korean church need to see these things more clearly and to come from for for fullness of the gospel when prophecy word of knowledge word of wisdom deliverance from demons and healings manifestation of supernatural. What what's going on right now in Africa in Africa got to raise many profits so accurately so so accurately can prophesy. Let's I tell you young young prophet and my my advice to watch him see him on the YouTube shepherd if we follow many of them but this one is young and he when he prophesy he can he can ask the person can I visit can I visit your home right now in spirit. That's person from different country he was never was there and he in spirit can easily say her her or his first name. Second name the street and say I am followed to your house. That's the one street the name another one I turn left and to right and enter your house door is such a color on the left such such a bedroom. Some how many kids there and I go there I I see over there TV screen that's all style behind the TV there is letter what is written in the first paragraph and I want to ask you what is written in the second one. It is absolutely true and person just confirm it's true it's true it's true whole colors whole numbers address and everything. It's it's God's manifestation what is written is in Bible about fullness of gospel. That's that's the that's the abundance of grace in Africa in poor country when God to rescue people from demonic influence to rescue them from poverty and bring salvation problem in Africa where I was there. Christian people of God flock in such a big number in services where play where is no place for unbelievers on a Friday evening people line up and stay in live line through whole night. That's on the morning of Saturday to registry to be on a service in Sunday. No toilets where is to sleep they stay and I walk there among them is a white man to two men that just just guard me and I walk walk in the Friday Friday evening. And I saw how people are hungry and mostly of them are looking for healing for deliverance because demons ruin people's lives and to endure such a big pressure. Thousands and thousands of people and believers usually do not come in such a services because it's strange for unbelievers and I believe African church. It has to solve this problem because people are coming in this short is such a churches from Europe from Canada from from different countries because in their churches home churches there is no fullness of gospel. There is no healing. There is no deliverance. Just short message is what they were right now just talk short prayer and God's grace cannot be being at work. That's that's my my my goal. Our goal as a as a pastor. We watched today and we found a few ministries and that's not even few is many. There were these two direction combined together where is gospel is preached for unbelievers and people convert church grows not because from the from the different churches people come but totally unbeliever receives salvation. Jesus Christ and church rapidly grow and secondly every service there is manifestation of the Holy Spirit deliverance from demons. Bricks the family curses healings and supernatural. That's a love for unbelievers to see clearly power of God and their hearts are open to receive Jesus Christ. He still is their time and that's is a pastor when I come we in details speak I try to transfer and and invest this wisdom beside all I we have our vision but but we want to enrich our vision. And strongly believe 32 minutes I have I have my sermon and but it's will take a little bit maybe a few minutes longer we have we have communion today. My sermon for today was was best of the grace in the I will shortly say to you my my thought. I want to shortly say talk about three ways of life way of sin way of law and way of grace and and in the end best of the grace from from the parable or maybe its story in Luke 15 about father and two sons. One of them demanded his possession and left the house. That's the way of sin. On the beginning sin always promise a lot and in the beginning sin perform good things temporary things. But Bible said but but Bible says that that's sin is that's sin is that's sin of death is sin. What who and what produce death it is sin and wage for sin is death and we have to know ahead what way of sin is regardless of of the color because color of the sin is different from some substance. And we have to be really wise people and careful. Sin doesn't matter. Sin somebody or you do in secret before your computer in the company of the people because sin is is culture of today's day.  Remember sin is sin. Anyway reward for sin is death. And that's happened with the prodigal son when he left his house a bunch of money a lot a lot of property and he was as a hero on top a lot of girls may many freedom but freedom is not what you want to do but freedom what need to do. There is freedom because if freedom does bring you death sickness and the structure this is this is not the freedom this is slavery. We have to be really wise to distinguish between what we want to do and what we have to do. There is freedom and in that case a prodigal son with a lot of money he gained a lot of influence influence and many people around him and Bible said with the prostitutes. He he he he he spread he he used his his money but in the end usually way of sin when money reduce such a people who were hero and known they they turn in the in the criminals and they do a lot of robbery killing stealing destruction and bring a lot of harm. And cause a lot a lot a lot of bad things and people becomes angry on such a people and try to pursue them way of sin bring this unity this honest way of sin always in the end. Pull you down and and push you in the end to do things which in the beginning you even couldn't imagine that you can be so low and do such a things again your personal will and logic that's the way of sin. And that's happened in the in the life of prodigal son. Maybe it was left behind many divorces kids without father broken families many many many girls were so angry on him and tried to catch him and and avenge him but he escaped many many cases but in the end he ended in somewhere on the field. With the swine and tried to have food together with swine and it was forbidden for him. In same time news and his his action his duty were known for let's just imagine for the house of father and old or older son. Let's just imagine for a second because I want to lead you in the area of grace. Older son were presented as a life of law. Let's just imagine shortly for ourselves in one moment older son was in spirit and traveling his spirit is in Africa really common and as you know from Hollywood films it's real stuff. Traveling in spirit he found his brother and he was as a law presented a law he was really glad to see that his brother came really low down. And he is a representative of justice of the law he wanted that justice will be done to the sinner that is what law demands and in his imagination he just tried to build consequences of the life of the sinner. His brother and when he discovered that he came to his senses and he remembered the house of the father and he saw that slaves and servants in the house of father have enough food but he is dying. He is dying from hunger and he decide to come back to the father's house and absorbing such a decision older son as representative of justice he start to build his plan how to bring the sinner to the justice. And let's imagine another step that's in spirit as a representative of law from Zion where his law was given but there is was nothing but on death's mountain he doesn't found his father. His father was another mountain of Calvary but let's just fantasize and when older son met his father and say hey your son came to senses and he is planning to back but he brought so big problem.  Prepare the policemen and hold justice when just your son will approach your house that he could not escape but be arrested but father in our spirit say my son don't worry I will care for it. And story is going far. Prodigal son is turning back from the way of sin there is three ways of life way of sin way of law and there is best way is way of grace we about discover it right now. When when Prodigal son turning back all the son was rejoicing in his plan everything was built and arranged how he will be cut and pay last penny. He will be judged and he will he will answer for every his sin and he was waiting because his father promise don't worry son I will care for it. But in case of police and many many things which need to to to bring justice for the sin for the sin all the son just absorbing behavior of the father and see different things. He see that father try to feed one of the how you call fat calf he preparing the dancing team he preparing music he preparing the beautiful beautiful robe he is working on that jewelry jewelry that's king's royal royal royal ring. And as a representative of law he was shocked and it was how you can say surprise what's going on he as a representative of law he could not understand what grace mean. Brother and sisters I want to say this truth because sin is destructive but law do not permit enjoy grace of God. And when sin when that's when that's Prodigal son was not far of the home all this son was absolutely absolutely confused what's going on. Sin sinner is coming he has to pay for all his bad things but my my father house is not ready and something arranged totally different and and when Prodigal son was so close so close. I believe that the angels in heaven father in heaven Jesus Christ in heaven they they discovered that decision of the Prodigal son is right but not completely right. If it is good decision turn to his house but is not right decision in the house of God in the house of the father except except me as a slave I am not worthy to be a son anymore. If you allow me in your home just be as a servant as a slave I am worthy. I I I just fantasy that's angels in heaven father Holy Spirit Jesus were so worried is it he can break that's point because father his father prepared feast for him best of all the grace in the house of the father. You can be as oldest brother as a slave and never enjoy fullness of the grace and and I believe that angels in heaven were so worried and try to encourage hey don't stop and the point of slavery in the house break that's point because it's prepared for you.  If you will enjoy it your future unimagined unimaginable but if you will stay in your decision that in the house of God I have a limitation give me just just permission in your house to be as a servant but it was not the will of the father. I believe that's angels were worried we will push you we will be with you break this that's point of shame of undeserving break it because it's not for your portion portion go far and in the in the moment and in the moment of of meeting. Prodigal son could not handle it and he fell to the feet of the father but but father. See he is his failure he rose him and pick him up and so and so you was you was that but right now you alive you were lost but right now you are found I prepare for you grace best of the grace. With my poor English it's hard to express my heart but what I want to say we preach for for each of you that you believe there is grace of Jesus for your life. Don't limit your finances in the in the church of of young it's more like 50 thousands million millionaires in church I want to prophesy in your life. This few years from now you will be not not same few few years from now you will turn back and you will see your finances different your your you are married you have a beautiful life handsome husband few years for from now your health you will just laugh on your sicknesses you have grace break this that's point of shame and deserving enter the grace unlimited grace unlimited grace which is in Jesus Christ. There is three ways of life way of sin escape it as soon as possible. Despair all colors escape the the way of law all the sun whole life serving serving in the house of father and accomplish nothing choose the way from Calvary.


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Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we will discuss the following question and the question says solve 1 upon 5 minus x minus 1 upon 5 plus x is equal to 0.21. Let's start the solution now. We have given this quadratic equation and we have to solve it. So the given quadratic equation is 1 upon 5 minus x minus 1 upon 5 plus x is equal to 0.21. First we will take the LCM on the left hand side. So by taking LCM on left hand side we get the numerator becomes 5 plus x the whole minus 5 minus x the whole. This whole divided by denominator is 5 minus x the whole into 5 plus x the whole. This is equal to 4 upon 21. This implies we will now open the brackets so the numerator becomes 5 plus x minus 5 plus x whole divided by the denominator becomes 25 minus x square is equal to where upon 21 5 and minus 5 get cancelled in the numerator. So this implies upon 25 minus x square is equal to 4 upon 21. We will now do cross multiplication. So on cross multiplication we get 21 into 2x into 25 minus x square the whole. This implies left hand side becomes 32x is equal to 4 into 25 which is 100 minus 4x square. We will now transpose 100 and minus 4x square on the left hand side. So this implies 4x square plus 32x minus 100 is equal to 0. Now we will divide both the sides by 2 so dividing by 2 we get plus 21x minus 50 is equal to 0. So in this way we have obtained this quadratic equation. Now we will split the middle term so this implies 2x square minus 4x plus 25x minus 50 is equal to 0. We have split the middle term that is 21x into minus 4x and 25x. This implies taking 2x common between the first 2 terms we get 2x into x minus 2 the whole. Now taking 25 common between the last 2 terms we get plus 25 into x minus 2 the whole is equal to 0. This implies the whole into x minus 2 the whole is equal to 0. So we have factorized the given quadratic equation into 2 factors. This implies 2x plus 25 is equal to 0 or x minus 2 is equal to 0. This implies from the first equation we get x is equal to minus 25 by 2 or from the second equation we get x is equal to 2. So these are the two possible solutions to the given quadratic equation. We will now check if these two values of x satisfy the quadratic equation. For this first we will substitute x is equal to 2 in the given quadratic equation. So the left hand side becomes 1 upon 5 minus 2 minus 1 upon 5 plus 2. This is equal to 1 upon 3 minus 1 upon 7. Taking the LCM this is equal to the numerator becomes 7 minus 3 divided by the denominator is 21. This is equal to 4 upon 21 which is the right hand side of the quadratic equation. So x is equal to 2 satisfies the given quadratic equation. We will now check for x is equal to minus 25 by 2. So we will substitute x is equal to minus 25 by 2 in the quadratic equation. So the left hand side becomes 1 upon 5 plus 25 by 2 minus 1 upon 5 minus 25 by 2. Taking the LCM this is equal to 2 upon 10 plus 25 minus 2 upon 10 minus 25. This is equal to 2 upon 35 plus 2 upon 15. Taking the LCM this is equal to 6 plus 13 whole divided by 105 which is equal to 20 upon 105 which is equal to 4 upon 21 which is the right hand side of the quadratic equation. So x is equal to minus 25 by 2 also satisfies the given quadratic equation. So we can say that x is equal to minus 25 by 2 and x is equal to 2 is the final answer of the given quadratic equation. With this we end our session. Hope you enjoyed the session.


Hello friends, welcome to SSUnitech. My name is Suseel Singh and this is continuation of SQL Server interview questions and answers. So today I am going to discuss how we can calculate the current value, previous value and next value without using any predefined function which is all level in SQL Server by which we can directly calculate the values for next and previous. Let's move to another slide where we will discuss what I want to say. So this is our slide and you can see we have an input table and it contains only two columns, first is customer ID and second is customer name. By using this table we want our output and output we want four columns, first is customer ID and second is customer name which is available in our input table. And we want to calculate two additional columns, first is for previous name and second is for next name. In previous name we can see for customer monies we don't have any previous value for this customer. So we have to display and a value is not available. And let's move to Deepak. In case of Deepak we can see previous customer is available which is monies. So we want to display monies in our previous name column. For monies we have Deepak is our next value. So we have to display the Deepak in next name column. So this is our input and this is our output table. So by using this input we want to calculate this output. Before going to SQL Server Management Studio let's move to Excel where we will discuss the logic how we can calculate the previous and next name values. So this is our Excel and you can see this is our input table and we want to this output. So we have to apply self join in this input table. So let's move to copy and I want to paste here. And again I want to paste here. And we want to apply left join by which we want to all the columns which is available in our input table we want to display in our output. So we have to apply left join between these two tables. So this is our table one and this is our table two. Here we need to apply the join on the behalf of ID. So let's increase ID by one. So we want to add one on this table two ID. So here I want to add one and then we can scroll. So values will be automatically generated. So here we can see now I want to apply a join between these two tables. We want to calculate the all the values which is available in our left table. And we want to calculate the values when this ID which is newly generated ID which is an ID we can say this column is newly generated ID. So this is our NID. We want to apply a join on the behalf of T1.ID and T2.NID. In the case of monies we don't have any values. So it will return null for the ID one. When we move to our second customer which is Deepak. So in case of Deepak Deepak's ID is two. So we can see NID two is available over there. So it will pick the customer name. So customer name is monies. So monies will be displayed here. So this is monies and let's move to another customer which is Vipul. So Vipul's customer ID is three. So three is also available in NID and customer name is Deepak. So Deepak will be displayed. So this is our Deepak. So as so on we can face the values from there. So this column is our previous value. So finally we have calculated the value for previous name. Now move to next name. So here we can see we have calculated the value for NID and we have added one on the ID. So when we are going to calculate the value for next name we have to subtract by one. So one minus one. This value should be zero and we can scroll and we can see value has been calculated automatically. We need to add one more column where we will calculate the value for next name. So this column should be reflect for next name. When we are going to put left join between T1 and T2 on the behalf of ID. So for the monies ID is one and when we move to NID in T2 table then we can see it reflect for Deepak. So next name value should be Deepak will be reflect over here. So this value would be Deepak. And when we move to our second customer which is Deepak then we can see its ID is two. When we move to T2 table then we can see ID2 is also available over there and the value is Vipul. So Vipul will be copied. So as we can see we have calculated the value for the same and we can use the same logic by which we can get the previous and next value. So now let's move to SQL Server Management Studio where we will write the query by which we can calculate the output. So this is our SQL Server and I am using 204 version of SQL Server. This is our script to create any table. Table has been created successfully and I am going to insert the record as I have displayed in our slide. Six rows affected so value has been inserted successfully in our table. We can select and we can get the input table as we have displayed in our slide. So this is our slide. We have six rows and we have the same metadata as I have displayed in slide. As I have displayed we have to put left join in same table then we have to write left join and then we have to use this table and I am going to put alias name which is for first I am going to use for previous and this is our current and on the behalf of id. So this is our current dot id should be equals to previous table dot id and when we are going to calculate the previous value then we have to add one in our previous id as I have displayed in excel. So here we can see when we are going to calculate for an id when we are dealing with previous name then an id has been calculated when we add on this id by one. So here we have added and now I am going to execute this query. So here we can see we have get the data. So we want to get all the information which is available in our left table which is current value table and we need to calculate the value for right table only for name. So previous dot name and now I am going to execute this query. So there is one null record and then we can see this is our previous value and Deepak is our previous value we pull it previous so all the data is reflected as we want. So we have to use is null for replace this null value and we have to specify a name and this is our previous name or we can say this is our pname. So previous name has been calculated successfully. Now I am going to put one more left join on this result set with the same table and it will calculate the value for next. This is our alias name and we are going to apply the condition current dot id is equals to next dot id should be minus one as I have displayed as I have explained in excel. When we subtract minus one in our id then we can calculate the n id so it has been successfully reflected and now I am going to copy this code and paste it here and now I don't want to get the name from previous. This time I want to get the name from next and this is our next. Now I am going to execute this query. Once we execute this query our output is same as we want in our slide. So this is our slide. So this metadata and this metadata both are same. So I hope you have understood how we can calculate the values by using SQL Server query. So thank you so much for watching this video. If you like this video please subscribe our channel for many more videos.


بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم الحمد لله رب العالمين والصلاة والسلام على أشرف المرسلين سيدنا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه إجمعين رمضان is the month of the Ummah of Rasulullah the month of Quran رسول صلى الله عليه وسلم himself used to read the whole Quran to Jibril عليه السلام every Ramadan so we're following this so now we're trying to recite the whole Quran in this Masjid every Ramadan and we ask Allah to accept our Quran insha Allah and also we honor the people of Quran during the month of Quran the month of Ramadan every 27th night we honor the new student who memorized the whole Quran or they are at least close to memorize insha Allah so we have four students this year here they memorize the whole Quran Masha Allah الحمد لله two girls and Ahmed boy and another Ahmed man Masha Allah so I'm gonna give them the microphone to introduce themselves but I'm just gonna say a few words about them so brother Ahmed his Masha Allah has three kids engineering he started here in this class with me a few years back when I started have the program he said can I join like as an adult I said sure بسم الله honestly he started from the scratch he was making a mistake even in reading then every time he mixes he fixes he ended up did Quran two times he did the first time said I want to do it again I want to make sure and he was saying a juice to me Masha Allah every week until if you need Quran the whole entire Quran Masha Allah so today we are giving them honor certificate insha Allah and to introduce him to you insha Allah so make dua for him and also to encourage more brothers insha Allah to memorize Quran so I know you're working you're a family so same thing he's working as a family so he made it insha Allah and also we had Safa she just memorized last month she went through the whole Quran Masha Allah from the memory Masha Allah Safa and she's doing it for the second time insha Allah make dua for her and Fatima Masha Allah she's Zaytuna students and her Ahmed is her brother also they finished this year the middle of this year they finished the entire Quran Ahmed is doing it in second time he's Masha Allah almost to finish second time and you see him every month and you see him every night here leading Taraweeh Masha Allah already I didn't expect him to this year but Masha Allah insha Allah he did every night he's doing Turk at next year he will do more insha Allah Omar Masha Allah he memorized the entire Quran a few years back right Omar you already know him and he's Masha Allah now excellent in recitation he's an international Karim Masha Allah and he recites very good and we ask Allah insha Allah we wish him to be more insha Allah so I'll give them microphone to say a few words السلام عليكم جزاك الله خيرا قرام رفل انتو ذاك شرها حمد الله yeah it was a blessing from Allah الحمد الله to be able to memorize the Quran and I appreciate all the help you did to make me move from scratch الحمد الله yeah sorry yeah السلام عليكم it was great الحمد الله yeah I wish that same for everyone insha Allah to start and try it السلام عليكم everyone الحمد الله I've been a fighter Omar since I was nine but I'm now sixteen I think I really realized how much of a role model as a teacher like in the Quran حدر أمر إستمي when in COVID we had to go online and the first day I remember when we came back to the Quran class I couldn't stop smiling because it was a big hole in my my academics in my life so I was very glad to be back الحمد الله and I think that's when I truly realized how grateful and blessed I am to have had this to still be in this Quran class الحمد الله السلام عليكم my name is Fatima I'm eighteen years old I started memorizing the Quran when I was three with حمد الله it's been a lifelong journey and I pray that it will continue to inspire me and that I will continue to learn from it so please keep me in your duaz please keep me and my family in your duaz that we all continue to learn and be inspired by and teach from the Quran السلام عليكم my name is Ahmad and I'm fourteen years old I started with Qayyama at around four and a half years old it's been a long but actually it's been a very good journey I hope to continue with him as long as I can so I'm just very blessed to have him as a teacher السلام عليكم I started with Qayyama when I was around eight years old I never forget the story I started with Qayyama every Saturday at 8am and my dad would go and he asked me one morning he was like it was early and I was in my warm bed and he was like do you want to come and I was like you know what like what do I have to lose and ever since that class it was just amazing I kept learning every single class and then I transitioned to have with him and then الحمد الله I finished and he gave me this amazing opportunity and I wanted to thank the community as well like everyone has been so kind and it's pretty tough to lead with so many people behind you but الحمد الله with the community it's been so nice and all the kind of words really go a long way السلام عليكم السلام عليكم الحمد الله تكبير قرآن nothing is better than quran تركت فيكم ما انتمسكتم به لن تضلوا كتاب الله وسلم so this is the hadith from رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم he said I left two things in you if you hold fast to them you will never go astray then the book of Allah and my son now اعطرة اهلبيتي in the other hadith so الحمد لله in this community here in MCC we have you know the program for memorization insha'Allah please you can come and see me or you see the office insha'Allah if you're interested to learn you already have kids or you're adult insha'Allah we have to keep the quran going in here this is the pillar of this community people of quran people of dhikr people of sadaqa there are people giving sadaqa there are people now in Ka'ba in Mecca making du'afur as there are people who are doing atikaf in here at least maybe 10 people or something those are pillars we're getting blessed because of those people believe me so same thing with quran insha'Allah it's the best thing to see it's the best thing to celebrate when someone memorizes quran there is many many hadith we heard about quran how important if your kid memorizes quran better than you know whatever we're working in this life to gain so you might work the whole life you get nice house but quran he said Allah will give the parent of the child who memorizes quran the crown he said the small decoration in that crown is better than the holy dunya and whenever it is so we need to insha'Allah to support quran to support people of quran sometimes we have kids they want to do the quran but they cannot pay tuition I'm sorry I'm just sitting the board of member they didn't tell me to say anything I'm just telling you I always say we don't want to teach only rich people I know the people are paying monthly sometimes the poor people they can't pay monthly so find out if you can help some students to memorize quran you can pay some of their tuition you will get reward definitely okay so then we're teaching poor people and teaching everyone insha'Allah indeed so I don't want to forget brother qasim here I called him the family of quran masha'Allah brother qasim his wife his two children they all come into the class in here qasim memorizing very slowly because he wants not only to memorize when the meaning masha'Allah is when the tajweed if you ask him in the role of tajweed he will answer you say take care masha'Allah he's been doing this many years going slowly he's half of the quran Alhamdulillah memorized very well not only that he's helping me here for free teaching other people if I am not in here he comes jazak allahu khair please everyone say jazak allahu khair he deserves that insha'Allah may Allah protect you and protect his kids and one of his kids he memorized quran during the virus corona when that came in he finished online Hamza Taha and Hamza and Hamza and his mom also they are half way insha'Allah memorized in quran jazak allahu khair now I would like to present some certificate insha'Allah to half kumir insha'Allah brother qasim half kumir insha'Allah so I will give the first one to Safa Castantino Bismillah Safa I want to take a picture you can stand insha'Allah Fatima I will take a picture Bismillah Ahmed Ghanim I will take a picture and Ahmed I will take a picture in volumes Bismillah this is for your kids so we are not giving you anything this is fun this is for you Omar so I didn't give you anything this is for Mu'aiz and where is your brother by the way Mu'aiz and his brother they are more than half Quran very good memorization Alhamdulillah please make du'a for them I'm sorry give this to your brother Jazakumullaha khair Imssisi may Allah reward you I know you are behind this Jazakumullaha khair بارك الله فيكم may Allah make us the people of quran