Hello, Creeps. Mystery Playhouse invites you to visit the Mystery Theatre. The play, Corpus Delectae. A half hour. Si, the warden says that's the best he can do. Even for you, Lieutenant Connors. I'll be back. You can call me if you want to leave before then. Jim, for the love of God. Like? Boy, you've got to tell me. You can tell me. There's nothing to tell. You can tell your own brother. Don't you see, this is my business, Jim. I'm not a police detective for nothing. I could help. It's too late. My two days will be all over. They say they give you a shot of something before they take you to the chair. They say you hardly even know what's going on. But you didn't do it. I know you didn't. You're taking a rap for that cheap lion. I'm sorry. You can't talk about her like that. Mike, if you knew her, how sweet she is.  I don't know what happened, but I know you didn't do it. Why don't you tell me, Jim? What can I say to Mother? I've got to tell her something. She's waiting at home now.  Anything, Jim. Promise me you won't tell anybody but Mother and not even her until I'm the one after the day after tomorrow. I promise, Jim, what happened that night? I love Mary more than anything in this world. She loves me. You knew her husband, Martin Stevens, a wealthy Wall Street broker. Well, she told me she'd asked him for a divorce, but he wouldn't give it to her. She was terribly unhappy. Then this night she called, and, well, I'd never heard her sound that way before. Mary, you'll get some of that. All right, I'll be right over. I rushed out in front of the cab. Could imagine what had happened. When I got there, Mary met me at the door. She was trembling. She led me to the living room. Jim, look, Martin, her husband, was lying on the floor. His head was all bloody. There was a heavy candelabra nearby with blood on it. He was dead. I didn't mean to kill him, Jim. We'd quarreled again. And he said such terrible things about you and me. He kept screaming names at me. Then he started to beat me. Mary, Mary, your face, it's all bruised. He kept hitting me. Then I grabbed the candelabra. I told him to stay away, but he kept coming toward me. Jim, I didn't want to do it. Mary, honey, you've only done what everyone has a right to do. It was self-defense. But everyone will say I did it because of us. They'll put me in prison. No, no, I won't let them. We'll run away. That would only make it worse. Yeah, yeah, I guess so. But we'll have to do something. Jim. Yeah? There weren't any body. What do you mean? If there's no corpus delicti, they can't find anybody guilty, can they? That's it. They won't even be sure there's been a murder. Oh, that said, we've got to get rid of Martin's body. We had to get Martin's body out of the house, so we went up to the attic, got a seated chest, carried it downstairs together. And we forced Martin's body into it and knocked the chest. I was in an awful daze, but luckily Mary seemed able to keep ahead. I'll help you get the trunk and the car, Jim. And you drive right out to our summer place in Long Island. There isn't a soul there, I know. All right. Don't turn on any lights there, but put the trunk in a belt. What do we do? I don't know. I can't imagine who might. Maybe they'll go away. It must be my dressmaker. She was supposed to stop by this evening for a fitting. If she knows I'm here. All right. I'll get rid of her.  Right. Yes? Is Mrs. Stevens home, please? She expects me for a fitting. I'm sorry. She isn't home. But Mrs. Stevens told me particularly to come just now at this hour. Well, she went out earlier unexpectedly. She'll call you when to come again. Well, thank you. Good night. Good night. Got rid of her all right, Mary. I said you'd call her. Good, Jim. You better get moving now. No. Mary, I'll go alone. You'd better establish an alibi. What do you mean, darling? Well, why don't you go to a movie and ask the usher or the ticket seller something, anything. But talk with somebody a minute so they'll remember you. But, Jim. Just in case, Mary. I want you to. All right, darling. If you say so. Everything worked like clockwork. Mary went to the movies, and I drove out to their Long Island place. The place was deserted. I drove to the boat house, got the cedar chest into the boat, and then when I was off shore about half a mile, I pushed the cedar chest overboard. Then I returned to the boat house, started to drive back to town. About a halfway home, I was stopped by a motorcycle policeman. Is your car? I, uh, no, uh, it belongs to a friend. And how come we got to call to pick up this car? It's been reported stolen. Mr. Connors. Well, I tell you, I'm a friend of the family, Inspector. There's nothing extraordinary in my using their car. I've done so many times. Well, all I know is that the chauffeur returned here, found the car gone, and reported it stolen. The chauffeur? But I'm sure when Mrs. Stevens returns, she can explain. Very well. Perhaps you can explain those blood stains on the rug in that next room. I don't know. You found fingerprints on the candelabra columns. I'm arresting you on suspicion. We have every reason to believe Martin Stevens has been murdered. You know the rest, Mike. They were Martin fingerprints on the candelabra. I picked it up when I first got there. So you confessed to shield that double-dealing no-good woman. Didn't even defend yourself in court. Now she's letting you take the rap for her. But it wouldn't do any good to drag her into it, Mike. I'd go to the chair in any case. And remember, Mike, I'll deny everything I told you. Remember that? I know. All right, Jim, how could you fall for that corpus to let guy stuff? Jim, don't you know what corpus to let guy means? Don't you know it has nothing to do with the body of the victim? It means body of the evidence. You can't be convicted unless the body of the evidence is against you. And it was all right, even to the dressmaker saying I was the only person there that night. Oh, nobody would believe the truth now. Perhaps they would if we had the truth. What? But I told you the truth. All of it? I'm going to get to the root of all of this, Jim. But why didn't you tell me sooner? Don't you see, you've only left me 48 hours. 48 hours. Sorry, Mrs. Stevens. Jim has told me everything. Now, what are you going to do about it? I don't know what Jim told you. All I know is that I spent the evening at the movies. When I came home, the police were there with Jim. Look, there's only one person who stands to proper from your husband's death, and that's you. I happen to know a little bit about your husband's financial affairs. I know he was positively bankrupt. And I know his one asset was $100,000 insurance policy. My husband left me well-provided for years. And just what was that prove? Prove? Nothing, I guess. By the way, where's that chauffeur of yours, the one who reported the car stolen? He's no longer with me. He gave notice and left. Where did he go? Didn't he leave a forwarding address? No, he didn't. Just disappeared, huh? I see. Well, I'll be going. Oh, just a minute. I've got some letters of Jim's upstairs. I found them while I was going through my things in packing. I'll return them to you. Packing? You're leaving town? Yes, I'm going to my father's in Chicago. Shall I get the letters? Go ahead, 38 hours. Jim, 38 hours. Just a moment, I'll. Could I take the message, please? I said. Monterey, you must be mistaken. You mean Chicago. Oh, no, sir. OK, I'll have her confirmed. Thank you. Monterey, why did she lie? Was that the phone? I thought I heard something. Something about a reservation. I said you'd call back. Oh, I guess it was my reservation to Chicago. Well, Mike, here are the letters. You see, I didn't like to return them to Jim under the circumstances. That shows a great sense of delicacy, Mary. Goodbye, Mike. I daresay we won't be meeting again. I daresay. Still, you can't tell. It's a small world. Hello, Mother. This is Mike, Mother. Listen, I'm flying to Monterey this evening. I haven't time to see you. I must take the early flight. I want to get there ahead of someone else. Yes, it's about Jim. I don't know why I'm going or what I'll find. I'm just playing a hunch because there's nothing else to do. OK, Mother. And Mother, say a little prayer, will you? This is a wild goose chase, anyway. False lead, maybe? Here, are you sure that? Yes, it is so. I have explained to the senior before. The second flight from New York has just arrived. And I tell you, I... All right, thanks. Ah, now I have guessed. The senior is waiting for the lady, no? A lady who is arriving to explain. Oh, no, under the senior is impatient. I see I was young once myself, you know. Look, senior, there comes the lady now. She appears to be going to the taxi cabs. Is that the lady? Yes. Yes, that's the lady. Thank you, my friend. Hey, there, cabbie. Follow that cab ahead. Follow that cab and don't lose it. I'll make it worth your while, driver. 20 pesos, 20. If he leads me where I want to go, it'll be chosen. A chance still, just a slim chance. So Jim, Jim, you didn't do it. If only she leads me to the guy who did, Jim. Driver, what's the matter? How do we get through this crowd? Oh, the senior is working it. Tonight is the end. Only tonight can you see such a pièce as this. But I told you I'd... Dear driver, I'll get out. Just to find that other cab. Moment, senor. I know where the other cab goes. To do where? The driver is Jose. He got the hotel as the end. Good. How soon can you get me there? Oh, maybe hour, maybe two. When pièce is over. Yes, sir, baby. An hour or two, I can't wait. I'll walk. But, senor, such a pièce only comes once a year. The car is all alone in it, is that you? No, thanks. Excuse me. Excuse me, please. Let me through, please. I'm sorry. You, look, which way is the hotel pièce? I mean, Dundestar, El Hotel Del Fiat. What kind of car is that? Excuse me. 10.30, senor. The American lady who came in less than an hour ago. What room did you go to?  He came in here. She must have. Oh, qu'est-ce avec? Here, this is for you. Oh, grazie, senor. Grazie. Look, she is my wife. I think she deceives me.  Ah, bon, of course, senor. Senor. 402. There is a man there. A man there. Now we're getting somewhere. I don't mind using it. There's someone I expect to meet here. The man who really mer... What's the meaning of this, sir? Holy mother. What was the lifetime? Mr. Martin Stevens. Martin? Jim's brother, he's a detective. Detective, I'll look here.  It's almost 11 o'clock. In exactly one hour, my brother Jim is going to die for the murder of a guy I'm looking at this minute. You have no right. I'm doing the talking, Stevens. You can thank your lucky stars I found you in time because they'll help me. The phone. What's phone? Operator. Operator. She's in your...  The governor's mansion, quick. It's a matter of life and death. It isn't in an hour. New York, it's exactly one hour later. It's eight minutes to 11 lingerie time, but... New York time, it's eight minutes to 12. He's going to die in eight minutes. Operator, please hurry. He's going to die.  He's going to die. New York. Albany, New York. Operator, please hurry. Please sit quiet, you two. And if you know how to pray, it better begin. You better pray this call gets through. If it doesn't, you're not going to leave this room alive either of you. Chicago. This is Dallas, Texas. New York, please. Hurry, operator, please hurry. Sorry, all the circuits to New York are busy. There will be a delay of about 20 minutes. 20 minutes, but there isn't 20 minutes. Operator, he's going to die. Just a minute, sir. Chicago, see if you can get me Buffalo. Hello, New York. You thought you could get away with this, but you won't. That's a phony murder. Buffalo, New York. Buffalo, give me Albany, please. Sorry, I have no free circuit to Albany. I'll try Rochester. Please hurry, operator. Hurry, please hurry. Oh, Jim. Chester, New York. Give me Albany quick. Albany, the governor's mansion, and please hurry. I'll ring it, sir, just a moment. Let me speak to the governor. Well, listen very carefully. A man's life depends on it. This is Lieutenant Mike Connors of the New York police force calling from Monterey, Mexico. In less than five minutes, my brother Jim Connors is going to die in the chair at Sing Sing for the murder of a man who was sitting here in this room alive. I'll tell the governor to call the warden at once with a reprieve. Just in time. For heaven's sake, man, investigate later. You can check on me at headquarters in New York. Only stop the execution if only for an hour while you do investigate.  There isn't time for anything now. Wake the governor, don't you understand? An innocent man is going to die. Believe me, believe me. Call Son, ring you at once, sir. Think he believed me. He didn't believe me. You'll find out only it'll be too late. So another execution is going to take place tonight. Right here for murder. No, you don't did or anything like that.  I know now just what you did. You Stevens lie down. You smear yourself in the candle arbor with some of your own blood, so it looks all right, even in the chemical analysis. You marry, send for Jim and dump Stevens' living body in the cedar chest. Then when Jim answers the door, Steven steps out and tosses in some weights. Oh, it's simple, I tell you. It's almost midnight. It's almost time. Almost time. Mike, please, Mike! Then Stevens beats it for Mexico. You collect the insurance and come here to meet him. You remembered everything. You had the dressmaker come to find Jim there and told the chauffeur to take the car, so he'd find it gone. You've... Well, we'll pull the switch soon. Well, you're a few seconds more now. All right. Eight. You killed him, you two. I promised you you'd never... No, Mike! You killed him!  Give me the gun! Brother, this is my life! Oh! And now it's for you, Mrs. Martin. No, please don't kill me, Mike, don't! I'm executing you for murder. No, Mike, no! No! Oh, no! Hello? Hello? Hello? Jim? Jim, I... Just closing time on the mystery playhouse, so good night. Sleep tight.


I can relate all four subjects into any of your careers that you wanna do. Try me. Netball, perfect. So you wanna do netball. Let's say you don't learn English. How do you communicate to your teammates? Or let's say you can talk to your teammates but you can't communicate properly. How are you gonna drop a play? How are you gonna design a strategy to win the game? Without English, you don't have that. Science, the ball, easy one, okay? Bounces back up and back. What's that called? Gravity, what subject's that? Inscience, physics, it's a tough subject. What about history? Learning the history of the teams that you play against, okay? It's a little bit more modern but then what about practices?  The history of netball development is very useful. So you need to learn how to research that and identify that. And what was the one I haven't gone through yet? Maths, keeping score, statistics, there you go.


This is a 10-inch gun! Are chickens 10 inches? What's the width of a chicken? See, now I don't feel as bad, because I may have failed science, but no one else knows. There's like a crew of 75 people here. They're all dumbfounded. Although it's true that bird strikes aren't a major cause of aviation accidents and fatalities, they do represent a major concern.  See what it is? And that is where the chicken cannon comes in. That is right. I said the chicken cannon. They shot chickens at planes. On purpose, our planes. They took a whole dead, thankfully, right? Chicken, one that you would use for cooking. That's insane. That's crazy. They did this so that birds wouldn't crash through windshields. If you don't think that birds are a problem for aviation, tell that to the Wright Brothers after Wilbur and Orville spent six hours picking feathers out of their teeth and pulling dead seagulls on their spokes. Got a lot of fun buttons here. There's an air supply in case you want some music from the 80s while you're shooting chickens. Oh, bang! That is definitely... You'd think they'd have an A-track, maybe a tape deck that you could put different songs. Nope, just air supply. Then there's the jack release valve. Do not release jack. Don't ever release jack. Not on the chicken cannon, because he will lose his mind. There's two. I can't do that joke. That's too bad.  You do your own joke, right there. There we go, kids. That did not make sense to me. But again, I failed science. I should not be here. Stay in school, kids! Um, here's an important question. We have one. Do we have all of them? Because this is kind of like, remember when the Soviet Union broke up? And we were like, do they have control of all their nukes? Do we have all the chicken cannons? Are these on the black market somewhere? I don't feel safe. Because chickens are way easier to buy than like... Shells? Cannons use shells, right? Guys?


Something strange is happening in our world, and if you're not spiritually asleep, then you can clearly see that the enemy is strategizing. I want to expose one of his angles of attack. The enemy is causing confusion around identity. Let's be real, it's a spiritual attack. But I'm not just talking about the world's confusion around how God created them. I'm talking about saints of God who don't know their identity in Christ. Here are signs a believer doesn't fully understand their identity. They constantly question their salvation, have an unhealthy fear of demonic power. See, trials as a sign that they're abandoned by God. Forget they have the Holy Spirit in them. Think that God doesn't want to be near them. They accept spiritual bondage as a normal part of the Christian walk, and live with their past hanging over their heads.   You are loved with the everlasting love. Seated in heavenly places, imputed with righteousness, filled with Holy Spirit power, and more than a conqueror.


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It's a few days to eat a kabeer. One animal that is synonymous with the celebration is the ram. This year, traders are complaining of low patronage and buyers of high prices. Correspondent Ngoziqa O'Hochisi was at the Bagada Ram Market to find out what is happening. In few hours, Muslims all over the world will celebrate Idil Kabeer. Rams are an essential part of the festival and you will see a lot of them in markets around Lagos. But the turnout of buyers are lower than what ram sellers were expecting. The Secretary of the Bagada Ram Market believes it has to do with the prices. Hazan Idris says buyers are unhappy with the high prices which he blames on the economy and the security situation in northern Nigeria. The ram of 30,000 last year is now about almost 50,000 to 60,000. And people are not happy and the initiative of this festival is a festival that people want to show their happiness. But gradually, people are patronizing but compared to last year, the turnout is totally low. Idris isn't wrong. Potential buyers are complaining of high prices. Despite that, these Muslim fitful are ready to celebrate the festival. The ram is too costly. I price two 150. I price the big one 250. Two. The man lam no agree. So I'm going back to my house now. I'm not happy about it. It's too cost. The person pass in boundary, the person go weak. Also, as my hand be, I want to buy it. I am happy because of the mood of the season. But it's disappointing how rams are so highly priced. But I understand because of the insecurity in the country. Those sellers, they claimed that the ones they bought right from the places where they bought them, they are expensive before they get here. So they are to sell what they bought. So it was expensive last year also. But this year, it was quite highly expensive than that of last year. If you look around, you'll discover there's a low turnout of buyers this year compared to the previous years. And this is due to the high cost of rams in the market. Ngoziqa or HSE reporting for Plus TV Africa.


Dear Taito College, allow me to first introduce our resource person, Ms. Anelya Jimomi, who is the founder and managing director of Anelya Beauty. Anelya Jimomi is a celebrated beauty entrepreneur, vocational trainer and makeup artist, hailing from Dimapur, New Zealand. A graduate from Rohampton University, London, Anelya explored her passion for beauty and grooming. She is at the heart of everything at her beauty startup. Anelya Beauty, which runs an online store of beauty products. She helps the Naga Tribals by providing vocational training in beauty so that they can have a sustainable livelihood. Her goal is to create a business which will provide employment in the northeast and create a strong beauty brand. You can also find out more about Anelya on Instagram by following her page, Makeup by Anelya. So, without wasting much time, I call ma'am Anelya on stage. Good morning, Taito College. I am Anelya Jimomi. I am the founder and director at Anelya Beauty and also the extensionist of Makeup by Anelya Academy. I also am a professional brand makeup artist. Next, please. So, how my journey started? So, it started about 11 years ago when I finished, when I graduated from London in my master's from international management and marketing. So, I had a deal with my father. The reason why he sent me to London was because I had to come back and I pay for civil services like any other Naga payment would do because of our so-called quota. So, I came back and then I studied civil services for a year but I decided, you know, like I was wasting my time because that was just not where my mind was. And before my business background, at that time, all my friends were into MNCs. They were already working. So, then I decided since at that time was 11 years ago and 11 years ago still the world was so competitive. So, I decided I want to do something which I am good at because the world is not going to wait for me to learn a new skill. So, I decided I am so good at makeup right now. So, why don't I brush up my skill? So, that's when I decided, okay, I am going to be a makeup artist. So, I did, I was already good at that.  It has been 11 years and it just went like that. So, now when I started, I did see that the makeup brushes was super expensive. So, one brush was about 2500 rupees. So, I was thinking how is everyone else affording the brushes without burning their whole in the pocket. So, after having experienced as a makeup artist in a bright industry and having direct contact with customers, I saw the problem and I wanted to create a bridge in that gap. That's how Analype Beauty was born. Analype Beauty was also known and was earlier known as makeup Analype Brushes. Next slide please. So, we started with makeup Analype Brushes which is now Analype Beauty Private Limited just because like I said there was lack of luxury quality products which was available at the most affordable pricing. Next slide please. So, with time I honestly when I started my brushes, I did not think I would be a Private Limited and I was thinking fairly small at that time. So, when I started it was just my Instagram store. I had a website but it was not working that well but all the products were stolen website. I'm on my Instagram. That's when the lockdown happened and because there was so much demand for my brushes because of my social media platform that I had and because of the celebrity endorsements. So, what I did was I connected with makeup academies with celebrities. I gave them free peer gifts and luckily because of the connection that I had coming from different schools and colleges in India and abroad because of that contact I was able to connect more with the influencers and with the celebrities. That's how I got my free publicity. When I said free publicity, I did not pay money but it was about the collaboration. So, that's how I decided why not I take makeup and other brushes to the next level. That's how we came from makeup and other beauty in 2017. So, another beauty, we are woman led and we aim to be India's first woman led not only woman led but also women run brand. Currently we have a team of about nine who takes care of the logistics, marketing, sales, management, product development and we also have, next please. So, we have about 14 SQUs right now. We are only dealing with our tools. I don't want to bore you with this but this is just a brief summary of our products. Our products are sold at 8X the price that we procured. So, these are the celebrity endorsements that we have and I think when you come up with some product, it's really, really important because I see that people don't spend much on marketing and if start feeling stingy, you invest so much in your products or in your services but you forget to keep a budget aside for marketing. So, I think marketing is really, really important too if you want to grow a business. Makeup by Nala Academy was born very recently. That was 2022. Just two years ago. The reason why I started Makeup by Nala Academy was because I decided to move back to Nagaland and I wanted to bring my expertise into the state where the students or the makeup enthusiasts does not have to lead the state. So, I want, that's why we started Makeup by Nala Academy 2022 in June and we have this one branch right now that's in Dimapro. Our goal is to go to Kohima because I understand there are a lot of people who cannot travel much, though we do have our students from different districts but there's some who cannot travel. For example, if they're pregnant or mothers or household, you know, the housewives, which is the reason why we want to expand the different districts, the ones who cannot reach to us. The reason for expansion is just not for the business expansion but also to create skill development in the state and to generate income so that the women are self-sufficient. When I say women, yes, we are a women-centric company but we also want to help men as well because men also do apply makeup but yes, that's a less number but even the men are welcome to our Academy but yes, they are welcome to Academy but at Nala Beauty for our trainees and for our interns, we give preference to only females. Okay, next, that's our, we are located at Viva Complex, Nala Beauty, that's our store, if you would like to visit, the office and that is our Academy right now in third mile. So the vision for growth for our company, I'll just share a little bit what's our vision, what we plan to do. I think for every company or for every business, whether it's a small business or big business, it's very important to have a roadmap and to have, you know, where you want to see yourself in the next one year, two years, five years. So this is our next, there's a typo there, it's not two years, it's actually five years, there's a typo there but this year we plan to come up with that with 20 SKUs, I'm so sorry, there's a typo there, with 20 SKUs and in the next five years, our goal is to come up with 500, 200 SKUs and so currently we have trained about 170 makeup artists, Vanessa makeup artist, it is professional makeup artist and also for personal self-grooming courses. We do have opportunities for you like my young students if you want to join ours and I'm so sorry about this, all of the women here, females, we have, you can own with us if you're not working with us directly, we have our INA program where you can join us, where you can refer and you can own 10, you can own 20% from every sale and you can also come and join with us and learn from us. We would love to have you here. Contact us at Analibiris in the contact, if you want you can take a picture here and thank you very much for this portal. I'm so happy to be here, to be able to share my experience with you all and to inspire, to motivate because Analibiris is one about community building. Thank you very much. We also have another very powerful resource person in our midst and she is none other than Dr. Lika Kiketo Yepto, who is the founder of Lease House of Aesthetics. Now Dr. Lika holds an MBBS from Waidihi Medical College by law with specialized training and aesthetic medicine backed by international exposure, including an international fellowship in advanced aesthetics medicine training in Seoul, South Korea, and a diploma in aesthetic medicine from the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine. She is a member of both the Indian Society of Aesthetic Medicine and the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine. She started Lease Beauty Clinic with a vision to empower everyone to look and feel their best. The clinic offers modern state of the art facilities, helping you live a life as beautiful inside as it is outside. Ma'am, the stage is yours. Good morning, everyone. I would like to wish everyone a happy Women's Day. First of all, I would like to thank God for giving me this opportunity to be here. I want to tell a few things, a few points on my brain, Lease. So the word Lease from my local dialect, Sumi, it means a girl. So the name of my clinic means a girl in my language. Also, I have been trained in many parts of Asia. So when I say Lee, they think I'm a Chinese or a Korean person. So I'm well accepted outside and inside, so I chose the name Lease. To talk about how I started my career, I was a medical officer. I was a government employee before I started my journey. I resigned from the government of Naglin. And I set for entrance exam. So I got my BGC in surgery. I went to do surgery. I stayed there for a week, but I felt like it was not my calling. But before I quit as a surgeon, I thought of another plan. So before we quit in life, we should be smart enough to have another backup plan. I came back home. I thought I'll be a pediatrician. But in the process, I developed a lot of acne on my face. And that was the point where I fell very down. When we have a lot of acne or a lot of scars on our face, they say the inner beauty reflects the outer beauty. But when you have a lot of scars or marks, you don't have the confidence. So it started as an emotion in my career. So many people think that beauty is only for people who are from a better society with people with a lot of money. But since I started my career as an emotion, I do feel for people from all walks of life. The treatment in my center, I tried to make it from the best. And even the people who cannot have the spending capacity, I tried to curate some procedures which can be captured by all. Also, the logo. I wish I had the presentation to show my logo, but I did not bring it. It's a diamond. I chose the logo diamond because humans are precious like diamonds. Like diamonds, you know, you polish the diamond and it becomes more precious. Like that, my beauty in my center, humans are all a masterpiece of God, but we need to keep polishing in time, you know. So that is how my brand is all about. Now, the two principles that I followed in life, that is from the Bible verse, Proverbs 16 verse 3. It says, commit thy word to the Lord and thy thoughts shall be established. So before starting, I pray to God because many a times when we even share with our close friends, some ideas are taken by them or by the close ones. But if you commit to the Lord, He will establish you. So I would like to encourage everyone here.  And also, from Luke 6 verse 38, it says, Give and you will receive. We do business to earn profit, but it's not all about earning profit, but also giving back to the society. So I made a commitment, so I try to remind myself each time that no matter how much God bless me, I should always learn to give. In that way, it will multiply. When we don't give, I think it will be divided rather than multiplying. So that's one thing that I want to share. And also, hard work and dedication. Starting your own business is very challenging. When I was a government officer, I get paid monthly. No matter if I don't go to work or if I go to work, if I overwork, the salary is constrained. So every month I get salary. But when I started my own business, if I don't work, there's no money. But if I work, sometimes I even get... The monthly salary that I was getting from the government can be made even in a day. But starting your own business... Because many a times people think business is the last option. If you give exam, if you fail in everything, it will start a business. But it's not about that. Business itself is a profession. So I would like to encourage everyone, if you're starting a business, you should work more hard and dedicate yourself more. Also, choosing quality over quantity. Be it in life, friend circles or anything in life. You should learn to choose quality over quantity. Even at my centre, at least. I don't have many machines. But I chose a very good quality machine. So I think I was the first to launch in a notice. And yeah, I was the first to launch in a notice. After me, Gohate has launched. The machine is from Israel. So when I chose this quality, even if it's one, it's making a good result. So rather than having a lot of things and not giving any results, it's better to choose the quality ones. Be it people or be it things or be it anything in life. Last, but the most difficult one is we should be thankful. I am very thankful for the people who did not believe in me. For the people who criticised me. For the people who gave me a lot of negativity in life and made this for them that I am here today. Of course, God have helped me, my family, friends and all the well wishes. But what made me to do extra in life is by the people who looked down on me. So today I thank them. So if anyone, people, if anyone of you are feeling bad because he or she has done something to you, one day you will be always thankful for them. The teacher always tells that when it's too dark, you see the stars. But when it's too dark, you see the brightest stars in life. Now as a student, you must be struggling. I must be struggling as a starting entrepreneur. But don't worry, the brighter days are there for all of us. And I wish you all the best. May God bless you all. Thank you.