In the early west of the United States, nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past come the wandering hoofbeats of the great horse Silver, the moon ranger rides again. A thin wiry man whose explosive temper was a cover-up for what he lacked in strength and courage. He'd owned a small pig farm near the town of Stockton, Texas where he lived with his ten-year-old orphan grandson, Bobbin. He finished loading several small pigs off of his farm wagon, intending to take them to the stockyard in town. Last week got those ordinary critters into the wagon. Gosh, Grampa, I wish you'd raised something else besides pigs. Huh, nothing wrong with pigs, Bobby. Don't cost much to feed. Folks out here, he's funny-baking. But in town the other day, a man asked me if I was kin to the pig man. What? Hey, what? I don't know, but he was a pig man, so it's tough looking. Oh, well, look at this time. Let's get onto the wagon seat to start the town with these critters. Oh, yeah.  Get up there! Come on! Get up there! That morning in town three men stood across bank talking in low voices. Boxy Gill, a top crook with many robberies to his credit, glanced toward the bank, then spoke to Sam and Jay, his partners in crime. The only one I'm bringing the bank now. Soon as he comes out, he'll saunter over and go inside. You two cover the bank workers while I get the cash from the teller. Right. I'll hold you sir. It's right. Right in front of the bank. Good. I have this small batch of the put the cash into. Here goes the last bank customer. Let's go. After robbing the bank, Boxy and his pals covered their trails, then circled to the opposite side of the town. He's the head. He's the head. Well, we had to pull up Boxy. Place I used once before in this territory, Sam. A natural cave in the hills. Not far from here. You think it's safe to hide out the close? Yeah, for a short time. We've covered our tracks well, so there's no danger for Boxy finding that cave. Let's get a move on. Get up there! Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! We're slow moving wagon along the same trail toward town. A short time after the freak first said turned off, he was saying, What is it, son? I was thinking, do we have to sell my pig Herbert? Whatever possessed you to call him Herbert, I'd like to know.  Like Mr. Herbert at the bank. Oh, like Herbert doesn't hear about that. He's still feeling solid. But Herbert isn't like the other pigs. Well, take this, son. Nothing could change it. You'll get a good job raising Herbert by yourself. And I told you you could use the money to buy new clothes and boots. But I changed my mind. I want to keep Herbert. I don't want new clothes or boots, grandpa. Oh, now stop, Sivlin boy. Pigs are raised for sellers. That pig will be sold along with the rest. Whoever heard of somebody getting to like up pigs. Buy Jiminy, I- Hey, it's Foundation! Oh, oh, standing there! Slamper! Look out! The places both the horses ran on, and the pigs were thrown out onto the road. Mike Slamper, are you hurt? Uh, tell you in a minute what I- What I tried to move. Get out of here, you smirking hunk of pork. Get out of here! Set up and threw that stone, all right? Okay, that's right. Recognize I didn't bust any bones. And oh, sure got bruised up a little, though. Yeah, could still get around, all right. Uh, Tarnation, take it. Now we've got to round up the horses, then ride the wagon and find the pigs. Slamper, look. A masked man in an indium, bringing back our team. Oh, those outlaws are trying to steal our horses. Well, now where's my dog gone gone? Over there on the ground, I'll get it. That's very, very big thing of that trouble, Mr. What do you mean seen to have? We have plenty. Now you two armies come along there to it. Mike, Jiminy, if I had my gun, I- He's both of you. You must have a boy, old gun, put down the gun, gun, what are those laws, what are they all to you? Well, if you really mean what you're saying, stranger, I don't savvy that mask. Maybe you'll hear a lone ranger. I have. My dad used to talk about him. Dad was a sheriff before he got killed.  Yes. Are you really the lone ranger? Yes, Bobby, and he's called us. Well, I'll be jiggered. Of course, I tend to have the idea you was all the time. Otherwise, I'd have got that gun from Bobby and I... I'm sure you've caused us plenty of trouble, Mr... I'm Pete Digby. This is Bobby McGrantson.  We were taking ten pigs to town when the horse's spider rattled me out. And we had this accident. Now the pigs are wandered back in the brooch. Don't worry, Pete. I'll help you find them and get started to town. Soon the wagon was away and all but one of the pigs had been found. A short search for the missing animal proved fruitless. And Pete decided to go on without it. I reckon we're lucky to find nine out of the ten pigs, mister. No use wasting more time looking for it. But Grandpa, the one that's missing is Herbert. Herbert? The boy who raised the pig and named it Herbert. He started to collect him to it. Herbert is different from other pigs. Now, Bobby, no use getting upset over pigs. Mr. Thanks a lot for helping us like you did. That's all right, Pete. We're glad we came along. We'll see you again soon. Goodbye, brother. Goodbye, Bobby. Goodbye. He left. He left that. Come on. He went on to town where he disposed of the nine pigs and learned of the bank robbery. It was around noon when he and Bobby returned to the farmhouse and had lunch. Then Pete went into the bedroom to rest. When Bobby was certain his grandfather was sleeping, the boy started on foot for the place where the accident had happened. Two miles from the farm. There he turned from the trail and began searching the hillside for his pig, Herbert. Here, Herbert! Sweet, sweet, sweet! Foxy and his two companions waited for darkness. Foxy was saying, I just thought we didn't get any supply. God, God, we haven't anything to eat. Hey, listen, what's that? Let's go see. Look, a porker. There's our food. Hey, look, I see him. A boy coming this way.  Hey, I'll get him. Come here, you! He ran into the cave. That boy's running up here. He heard the racket.  We'll tie the boy and leave him in the cave where he won't be found for some time. Don't range your adventure. Injust a moment to continue.  Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes! As he approached the cave, Foxy and his two friends stepped from the brush. I'm looking for my pig, Herbert. I heard him squeal a minute ago. Did you see him? Yeah, sure. He went inside that cave. Thanks a lot. I'll get him. Oh, wait a minute. We'll all go in. It's light enough in here to see. There he is. That's Herbert. Never mind that pig, youngster. He'll make good eatin'. But he's mine. I raised him. Horses in here. Three of them. Why are you standin' in this cave, mister? You get that question. Sam, tie the boy. He got away and told anyone about us being here. The sheriff and Foxy had had this way brought, all right? Let me go. I want to go home. Let me go! When you finish tying him, put a gag in his mouth to stop that whimpering. Right. Hey, Foxy. He's headin' for the cave lessons. Grab him. Don't let him get out. Run! We'll catch him later. But don't use your gun. Somebody might hear the shots. Boys tiein' gag now. Good. We'll get that for her. Then leave the boy here and head for New Mexico territory. Meanwhile, the lone ranger and tato had learned of the robbery in town. They managed to find the trail of the crooks in spite of Foxy's efforts to cover it. And by early afternoon, we're riding the hill trail that led to Pete's farm. This same trail we ride this mornin'. From the half old fella, grandson, yes, hello. I hope the rain would hold off until we found the crooks there. But it lasted long enough to eradicate the track left by Foxy and his men. The lone ranger and once more started along the trail. At the scene of the wagon accident, that Pete Digby, who told them Bobby had left the north, saying he was leaving to find his pig, Herbert. The rain had washed away the boy's footprints, and Pete was worried. Bone ranger and tato offered to help Pete search the hills, and they started out together. We'll search until we find him. All right, let's go. Come on, come on. Get out there. After the storm passed, Foxy watched from the cave entrance, while Sam and Jay, carrying larriots, went to find Bobby's pig. On a hundred yards from the cave, Jay spied the pig, grubbing in the wet ground. There he is. I'll show my larriots. I got him. Come on, Sam. Help me tie him up. Joe and Pete rode slowly through the brush. Suddenly, they heard the squealing pig. They're like something real. Must be Bobby Herbert. That squealing came from up the slope. The lone ranger pulled to a stop and pointed. They got an indication that they may have been laying in the mud. And there are the tracks of two men going up the slope from here. Ah. Yes, maybe Cook's near here. Yes, I know. It's not easy. Now we'll follow those footprints. Maybe if I call Bobby. We must be cautious. Let's go. Moving slowly and cautiously, the three men continued up the slope. After going half a distance, the master saw the cave entrance through the brush. The cave must be the Cook's hideout. The footprints go there. And what we do? We do separate. You and Pete go one way, I'll go the other. We'll make our way to the face of the ridge and move toward the cave entrance from each side. Ah, that's good. They must have heard Pete call Bobby's name and know someone's on the slope. Oh, wait, Pete. Instead of going with Todd, I'll have another plan for you. Go back down the slope to the horses and you get there, start calling Bobby again and mount your horse and ride away across the clearing down there so they'll be sure to see you. You mean we're taking a bullet in the back? They think you're leaving without having discovered the cave and not risk the sound of a shot. I hope they'll come outside to make sure you do right away. I'll tell them I get the drop on them. All right, I'll do it. Good. They have heard Pete calling Bobby and waited with ready guns just in via the cave entrance. Finally. Yeah, but he doesn't seem any closer. Hey, look, down there across the clearing. Somebody's riding down the slope. Please, then range out or you'll fool them and go. He didn't see the cave, he's leaving. The shot might cause somebody to investigate it. I didn't think of that. Let's step outside and make sure he keeps... No, no, no, I'll drop my gun. I'll pick up the cook's gun. Then went inside where he found Bobby bound and gagged. He released the boy who ran to meet his grandfather who had joined Toto outside. Grandpa, I found Herbert. But those men, they wouldn't let me go home, Bobby. The bank's money's in the side. We captured the cook from town, Bobby. Yeah, I'll be careful. I didn't know you were so brave. Well, no, I don't care you everything, Bobby. We'll tie the cook to their horses. Then after leaving Herbert at your place, take him to town, Pete. Huh, we'll take Herbert to a cellar. Oh, no, please, Grandpa. Pete, if it hadn't been for Herbert, we wouldn't have found Bobby or captured the cook. Well, I reckon you're right, mister. All right, Bobby. Keep that dog gone, Pete Herbert. Thanks, Grandpa. Let's get started, shall we? So watched from the edge of town, as Pete and Bobby on one horse rode into Stockton, leading the three horses to which the cooks were tied. Oh, who's get down, Bobby? There you are. Steady boy. Somebody bring your sheriff out here. He puts these cooks behind bars. The cash is in the cattle bag. Great day. Pete, you mean to say you capture these tough cooks single-handed? Well, they're hearing things. Why, I can't believe it. Ike Herbert has offered a reward for that capture. Oh, he's the man I named my pig after. What? He's numbers, sir. In that case, Ike won't care what you mean to be.  He's not a pig man. That's right. That reward and buying cattle. And I'll raise pigs on the side. Gosh. Then folks will call you a rancher. Folks will call him a hero, son, for capturing these cooks like he did. Well, I... And exactly take the credit for all of his sheriff, for a certain mask man in India helped me. A mask man in India? I don't... So that's it. I might have known. What are you laughing at, sir? Hey, what's the joke? No joke at all, men. I reckon it's all right to go ahead and pay that reward to Pete Digby. But all I want to say is, he's a mighty lucky armbay to have a friend who's known as Mone Ranger. I don't sell armbay. Part of the Mone Ranger is played by Bracebeard. Your announcer, Fred Boyer.


This 2015 GMC Sierra 2500 Crew Cab Short Box SLT is stock number 12152ZA. We're here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and used heavy duty truck headquarters. This 2015 GMC Sierra 2500 has the 6.6 liter Duramax diesel engine, pumps out 397 horsepower This truck has been fully safety dan inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this truck is 100% ready to go. Onyx Black Clear Coat is the color we shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition and options of the truck before seeing it in person. And if you like the video and want to subscribe to our YouTube channel where we do videos of our new and used inventory each and every day here at Summit Auto, in the upper right hand part of the screen is a subscribe button, click that and then click the bell notifications you'll get updates every time we do videos here at Summit. Comes with the chromed 18 inch alloy rims and it has Goodyear Wrangler Trail Runner AT tires, these are LT26570R18s and they have right around half the tread left on them. Front fender is in excellent condition and seeing any major imperfections on there, does have the LED running lights, the HID headlamps, factory fog lights and front bumper is in excellent shape, does have the front bumper parking sensors, but no major dents or dings on there. The hood is in very nice condition, I didn't see any major dents on that. And the passenger side front fender is in really nice shape as well. Passenger side rim, no major scuffs or scrapes, looks pretty good. And as you go down this side of the truck, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck and of confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make a buying decision on this truck, let your salesman know that you saw the video and that Brett sent you. Back rims in nice shape and the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. Frame and underbody, pretty nice condition, does have that Z71, those Z71 shocks, has all the remaining factory exhaust, underbody looks pretty good, cab corners look pretty good and it comes with the factory chrome step bars. Passenger side box is in really nice shape, coming around to the back, the rear bumper. Pretty nice condition, does have the rear bumper steps, the rear bumper parking sensors, there is a little dent right there, but it's a used truck, that's what happens, doesn't affect the performance, has the full towing package, receiver hitch, four pin and seven pin wiring, the tailgate is in excellent condition as well, didn't see any dents or dings in there, it does come with a trucks port, roll up tonneau cover, that's in pretty nice shape, I didn't see any rips or tears on it, has a drop in bed liner, LED bed lighting that's up there and the bed liner is in nice shape, has the easy lift assist tailgate, coming down the driver side just as clean as that passenger side, no dents or dings on the box, looks really good and this back rim is in excellent shape as well, down the rest is side of the truck, looks pretty good, I didn't see any major dents or dings, does have the telescopic tow mirrors built in directional signals, they telescope out like that and fold in, inside the SLT package gives you the black leather interior, this one has the 40-20-40 split bench seating, no rips or tears on the seats, really nice shape, does have factory all-weather floor mats throughout, auto headlamps, turned dial four-wheel drive, factory brake controller and tilt steering wheel, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, memory driver's seat and Bose sound, you also get that nice wood grain trim on the doors, we'll hop inside, check out the miles, the radio and everything that this has to offer, this truck has to offer on the interior, this one has 72,139 miles, you do get a digital speedometer, instrument cluster is very nice and clean, leather wrapped steering wheel, no rips or tears in that, blue tooth and information center controls on the right, cruise controls on the left, six-speed Allison automatic transmission with the optional tap shift, this one has the GMC and telelink system, AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities as well as the factory navigation system, you do get AM FM and Sirius on there, this is also where your backup camera shows up and you got your different apps right there as well, CD player, climate controls, heated seat buttons, power pedals, stability control, that's for your cargo lamps, that's how you turn on those LED bed lights, downhill assist control and your factory exhaust brake, this one does have a 12-volt power point and then it's kind of hard to see but has a 110-volt, 150-watt plug-in right there, passenger side format and seat are in excellent condition, no rips or tears on that, really nice and clean, the headliner is in nice shape and it's any rips or tears on there, you do get map lights up there, home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems and on-star and SOS capabilities in the rearview mirror, we'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll start it up and take a look under the hood, back seats are just as clean as the front seats, no rips or tears back here, it does 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My name is Athul Patil. I am from Aditya Shah College of Engineering, Pune. First of all, I would like to thank all the IITs involved in organizing these online courses in various subjects and in all the branches of engineering. I would also like to thank my college authorities and especially Guddi Ma'am for timely and valuable guidance. I attended the course on fundamentals of C programming. This course helped me a lot in preparation for placement interviews and also cleared many of my basic concepts. The course was arranged very nicely with timely submission of assignments and also very valuable guidance and interaction with the IIT professors. I faced few problems in the final examination which I informed to the exam in charge and also Guddi Ma'am who promised me to take these problems to the IIT so that they are not repeated again. Once again, I would like to thank all the IITs and hope that many of these courses are arranged and many students take part in these courses so that they help them in their preparation for interviews and also in facing the examinations. Thank you.


I love the Holy Spirit and I love being associated with the Holy Spirit. But people often ask me why I focus so much on the person of the Holy Spirit. I can give you several reasons. Firstly, God gave me a clear mandate. Introduce my Holy Spirit to your generation. Now, of course, as an evangelist, I preach the gospel message of salvation as my primary message. But when it comes to the building of believers, this is my area of grace. To teach on truths concerning the Holy Spirit, healing, faith, prayer, spiritual warfare, and similar things. I often focus on the Holy Spirit because that's what I've been directed to do. Secondly, when I was born, my parents prayed a very special prayer over me. They asked that God would make me sensitive to the Holy Spirit. I believe the ministry I serve in today is an answer to the prayer of my parents. But there's another reason why I'm so passionate about teaching and preaching on the Holy Spirit. He's my friend. This Bible verse absolutely changed my life. May the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all. That's 2 Corinthians chapter 13, verse number 14. Think about that, the fellowship of the Holy Spirit. This means that we commune with Him or share a friendship with Him. The Holy Spirit helps us to pray, to worship, to live holy, to understand God's Word. He remains with us despite our many flaws.  And yes, He loves us. If that isn't a good friend, I don't know what is. When I first learned about friendship with the Holy Spirit, I was in a very awkward stage of life. As many feel in their early teens, I felt disconnected from others, lonely, and like I wasn't accepted. Insecure and full of self-doubt, I met the Holy Spirit. He is the friend above all friends. He met me when I needed a friend. That is the source of my passion for Him. Now, why doesn't the Bible say the fellowship of the Father or the fellowship of the Son? Does this mean that the Father and Son don't care about us? Does this mean that we can't be in fellowship with them, too? Of course we can fellowship with them, but through the Holy Spirit. God the Father sits upon a throne in heaven, and the Son sits at His right hand. Speaking of Jesus, the writer of Hebrews says this. Now He is seated in the place of honor beside God's throne. That's Hebrews chapter 12, verse 2. So where is the Holy Spirit? The Holy Spirit is the omnipresence of God. The Holy Spirit is God with us. The Holy Spirit is God's empowering presence within the believer. He is near to you. He dwells in you. Your very body is the host of His divine presence. His body is your body. The Holy Spirit is not often the distance. He faithfully abides. So the Bible teaches us these two things. Number one, the Holy Spirit is a friend. Number two, the Holy Spirit is close. Dare we believe it? The Holy Spirit is a close friend. This means that you can call upon Him to empower you in even the most mundane moments of life. As a friend is there to call upon, so the Holy Spirit has made Himself available to you. When you are driving to work, He is in the car with you. When you are spending time with loved ones, He is in the midst of you. When you are carrying out an errand, He is in the busyness with you. Day or night, in sorrow and in joy, He is present. He doesn't just empower preachers and prophets. He empowers us in all that we do. He wants to empower husbands, wives, mothers, fathers, business people, employees and students. The Holy Spirit is the expert spirit. And His touch improves every action of the believer. And when we fail Him, He stays. Even when we make mistakes, He remains patient. And if you ever feel as though His patience is running out, remember this about your friend, the Holy Spirit. God desires to be in your presence more than you desire to be in His.  I'm David Diga Hernandez and that is your Moment of Truth. For more free content like this, sign up to my emailing list by going to davidhernandezministries.com slash email. By the way, a lot of the content you heard in this video is available in my two books, Carriers of the Glory and Encountering the Holy Spirit in every book of the Bible. You can actually get the first chapter of each one of these books for free by signing up to my emailing list today. Again, just go to davidhernandezministries.com slash email. Thank you for watching Encounter TV. Don't forget to subscribe and click the notification bell. Also, help us spread the gospel of Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit. Make a one-time donation or become a monthly supporter by clicking on the donate link now.


This paper investigates the use of deep convolutional neural networks, CNNs, for the classification of complex wetland classes using multi-spectral rapid eye optical imagery. It compares the performance of seven popular CNN architectures, DenseNet 121, Inception V3, VGG16, VGG19, Seption, ResNet 50, and Inception ResNet V2 against two traditional machine learning algorithms, Random Forest and Support Vector machines. The results show that the full training of Inception ResNet V2 provides the best accuracy of 96.17%. This is significantly higher than the other CNN models tested, which range between 74.89% and 93.57%. Additionally, it is also better than the two traditional machine learning algorithms which achieve accuracies of 74.89% and 76.08%. These findings suggest that Inception ResNet V2 is the most effective CNN model for classifying complex remote sensing scenes such as wetlands. This article was authored by Masood Mahdi Amperi, Baram Salehi, Muhammad Rezee, and others.


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Diga, I have Margarita here, who was in a car accident 40 years ago.  For the longest time, she has not been able to bend over, even bend her knees, probably. What's the case with this?  And tonight, what happened? Isn't this awesome? I'm telling you, I love preaching, I love teaching, but I really love being in the healing ministry and getting to see this. Thank you to Jesus. Show us one more time what Jesus did for you. Look at that. No pain.


for the fast conversation of the day. Being a Monday, we start off with career, a topic that relates to you, a topic that will help you. We're talking today about securing global opportunities. How do you get a job abroad? How do you go for further studies abroad? And how is this helpful to you for this particular conversation? We have been joined by the director and CEO of One Team Career Coaches. He goes by the name Innocent Kip Kimboy, who's also an executive coach and career advisor. Most welcome. Congratulations. My name, as you've said, is Innocent Kip Kimboy Palluget. I am the director and CEO of One Team Career Coaches. So One Team Career Coaches actually is a career coaching company that assists people from way back because career coaching actually starts with...  So career coaching is not something that you started today and you hand it. It's something that's continuous throughout life because you realize, like in our nature of work, we coach people who have finished universities. I coach people who have finished PhDs, masters, and so forth. And I also coach people who are in primary school and secondary school. So coaching never ends. So I'm approached all by whole people throughout. It doesn't matter your level because learning and education is something that is continuous throughout life. So coaching starts from way back when a child is born to it never ends, to infinity. Because at the end of the day, someone approaches you and tells you, what do I do about this? How do I go about this? Or is it possible I change this career or this course from this one to this one? Is it possible to shape up or to change especially on matters to do with education, for example, which is our main component. Education in Kenya is different from education in, in the outside countries. Even in Tanzania, even in Uganda, it's different. So what does it tell you about education in Kenya? Education in Kenya is one of the best. Actually, when it comes to securing global opportunities. And many people don't know. The only problem that we experience is that many European countries don't recognize African education. So the only thing they'll want is just to, is just to see whether you have the comprehension or the knowledge about it. That's why when you go to abroad, skills sells best or sells better than education. Because at the end of the day, they'll ask you, are you able to do this thing? And then you'll say, I'm Hebo or you'll say, if you say you're Hebo, they'll give you a practical session. They'll tell you, do it, do it. So unlike Kenya whereby papers sell, when you go to abroad, skills, it's skill based, skills sells. That is why when you see even the government now, they are pushing for the CBC and the technical colleges. The RVTTIs, the ones that you'll be able to learn practically. And I always even tell my majority of my clients, even the guys who are in university and colleges now, as much as you read the paper based education, ensure you also look for someone or a mentor who will be able to assist you get the practical path. Let's say if you go to school on a Monday to Friday, you're in university. Let's say you are studying tech or engineering or any course. Make sure on a Saturday you have a friend, a mentor, who will come and show you the practicals. Who will work with you? Let's say if you're doing engineering or you're doing a course on electrical, you will be able to work with this guy and you'll be able to show you the practical part of doing these things. So career starts from when someone is born to infinity. Okay. Yes. From your experience, how is it, how easy is it handling someone who's in primary, high school, as compared to someone who's already in the job markets and looking into, they're really not really decided on their career. They're not sure where they are, you know. First of all, actually you've touched on something that has been of a concern to me because like now our company, it deals with assisting people. I moved from Kenya to abroad either on matters job or on matters education, which I always say it's more of education because education gives us a bigger platform. Like for example, there cannot be one million jobs abroad at the moment as fast as now. But we are able to take one million students because there are so many universities around the world. Do you see that? And majority of these countries, they sell education. Like when you go to the UK, when you go to America, they have developed some of the best universities. And the reason why they've developed these universities is so that they sell education. Like we sell coffee and tea and Hannah for rain exchange, they do sell education. So many of them or many of these countries, they'll tell you, yes, we have opportunities, but first you must buy what we're selling and what are they selling? It's education. So we always encourage more people to use the education platform to penetrate the market. That's when I say the market, I mean those countries. And then put your roots down, from there you will be able to do all anything else that you want.  So unlike in Kenya, whereby you only study and then you wait to graduate and then start looking for a job, when you are in these countries, you will be able to immediately work and study. How does this happen? For example, in these countries, they give you like two days in a week to go to school. And they are trying, the online revolution is so fast. So they are trying to take the entire system of education to become even online based. And it's the same thing with the nature of work. When you go to abroad, you will realize that many people are no longer going to the office because you have been asked, this is your task for the day. Whatever you do it from is none of their business. You just deliver. So you will find that there are so many people, even now in Kenya, there are so many people who are working online and even they're working from home. So that is the nature of how things are changing. So the advantages of studying abroad, two days in a week, you go to school. The remaining five days, you are looking for money. You are working. Although they have limits for students, the hours, for example, in Australia, you have to work around 48 hours per fortnight. That's in two weeks. The same thing in UK. They have limitations for hours so that you don't forget actually what brought you here. But at the end of the day, you will realize that people find ways to work because at the end of the day, you will work the physical one. Someone else has another online job. And when you're working online, nobody will be able to track you or trace you whether you worked at night or not. So you'll find someone who goes to work during the day. At night, they're doing something else online. So those are some of the advantages of taking people to abroad. So the question has been this. Should I take my child to the States, or to Canada, or to Australia, when they finish from four? Or should I wait until they finish university? This is the first question. The second question that is always quite challenging is should I resign from my work? I am working and I'm a teacher, high school teacher, primary school teacher. Whatever job you are doing, military guys, we have so many people who call me and they ask me, if I get an opportunity there and relocate to Canada, should I resign? It's always challenging to make those decisions. Because at the end of the day, it depends, you must call yourself to a meeting first of all and ask yourself, should I do this? Before you call me, for my side, I'll give you the advantages and the disadvantages. I'll tell you the difference between here and here. And I'll tell you that this is what you will earn when you're in this side and this is what you earn here. And then there are things you will lose. For example, when you're in abroad, you lose social life. That is very normal. You don't have your friends. You don't have your friends. And then the culture shock. Of course, when you go and you realize, like I've been in the UK and when you go there, you'll realize that there are so many races of people, Indians, Nigerians, all over the world, Pakistanis, all people of all matter of races are there. But one thing you'll notice is that, for example, in Britain, the Brits themselves, they're almost 60 million.   You might be the only one. And some people will ask you, what about racism? Is it there? Racism is there, but if you are keen to it, it never approaches you. If you are keen to it, for example, I remember I could go to a counter and I'm waiting to be served and we are many. And then you realize it's like nobody's seeing you. But although ultimately you'll be served, but you feel like, oh, how come is it that someone else came late, but they have been served? That's to do with that. The children now, the other question, the children now who are finishing from four. Yes, we have solutions. We have diploma courses, we have certificate courses. We have diploma courses. We have degree courses all the way to masters.  Why? It's because they'll be able to walk and study.  You'll have to pay for their food. You'll have to pay for their clothing. You'll have to pay like literally everything. But isn't it even more expensive for them to pick up bread? When you take them abroad, for example, colleges in Canada or Australia, we have community colleges, which are very cheap. You know, the problem we're experiencing in Kenya is lack of knowledge because there are community colleges that with as low as even 200,000 Kenyan shillings, you're able to secure an admission there. The only problem is that if you want an admission now in a community college, let's say in Canada or in Australia, you'll have to wait. You'll have to, this year, you'll have to look for an intake probably next year, a year ahead so that you get that admission. The normal colleges, the ones that they have a diploma and a degree, let's just say a normal university, you will realize that they have certificate, they have diploma, they have degree all the way to PhD. And people don't know that a child is able to start from a diploma and then to an advanced diploma or even a certificate. So we have made people believe that the only way you can go abroad is when you're going for a master's or when you're going for a PhD. They call it to further studies. And that is what has been believed for so many years in such a way that we are no longer aware that we have diploma courses for international students. So now we are teaching people, we are now killing that perception and we are telling parents that your child, the one that has just finished from four, whatever the grades, whatever the grades they score, they are able to go and even start from a diploma to an advanced diploma to a degree all the way up.  Yes. So now, my next question would be, what are some of the requirements for students to go abroad? Because I know that there's this test that is usually required, IELTS test. Is it one of the requirements for every university abroad? Let's say the US, the UK. First of all, actually you've gone to a very, very, very important question because one is we have an IELTS academy. At one team, career coaches, we have an IELTS academy, a caregiving and a support work academy where we assist these people, get the knowledge and sit for the exam. So IELTS actually is prepared by the British Council. It is prepared, offered, examined, everything by the British Council. It is the most recognized English test language in the whole world. So that means it's the number one English test language. So many countries, let's say not even many because America, the moment America, UK, Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, it means the whole world. So the whole world now requires an English test before you talk on anything. So when someone comes, the first thing, apart from having a passport, is having, is putting them into our academy. They start with the English, English test. The moment you have that English test and your academic papers and a passport, now you're good to go. So of late, recently in Australia, they brought in new rules which I want to share with our people. They have put Kenya now on level three. So those people want to go to Australia and people from Rift Valley, you know Rift Valley virtually now, every family has two, three kids in Australia. So now Kenya is in level three in terms of visa processing. Level three means level one first. Level one is an American who wants to go to Canada or an American who wants to go to Australia. The only thing you need is a ticket. When you go to the airport with your ticket, you are by my British citizen, I want to go to Australia. Oh, you go. You're good to go. Level two, it means the last to ask you, where are you going? What are you going to do?  That is where we have been. Now Kenya is now on level three. Level three, now it means there are two sets of rules. The ones for the host, let's say I'm going to university. The university will ask me for a bank statement, for an highlight, for whatever they ask me, I provide. And then now when you go to the embassy, the embassy now will ask again, give us the highlights and give us the bank statement. So it means two levels of barriers. It doesn't mean like it's not possible, but it means two level of barriers. For example, when a university asks you for papers, they don't come to a certain, this is Tiambogo University. Are you sure you went to this school? They don't. The moment whatever you give them is where they'll believe. But now, when the embassy asks for those papers, they are able now to even make a phone call to that university and ask them, did you study or was this person ever there? So it means now it's becoming strict. And the more it becomes strict, if we go to level four and end up in level five, for example, Nigeria now, they are in level five. In short, there's no Nigerian who can go to Australia. And how does a country end up here? How did they end up there? How did we even end up in level three? Yeah, because you said you were in two. Yeah, we are now in level three. We dropped, okay. We dropped to level three, we were fake documents. We are using everything fake, from fake papers. People are going to River Road here. They just say, I finished a degree in more university and then they take it and they want to go to masters and someone has never even been to school. They're done a degree, oh my goodness. And then bank statements, they've been using also fake bank statements. So someone just goes to a cyber, they pull out something. So they noticed like, we are now almost, of course Kenyans, we are now almost like Nigerians when it comes to shortcuts and they like shortcuts, even in highlights. I remember there are clients who call me and they ask me like, is that way? You know, is that shortcut for these eyelets thing? You know, I just get the result. I don't know, you know, my friend.  You know, we are used to bribing so much to a point whereby when we go to abroad, you think that when you are arrested by the police, you can, you can, I remember I was once arrested on my car, there's one bulb, you know, one light was not working properly. And then I was arrested and then I was told, you know what, first of all, where is your license? I gave them, then they were asking me, how comes your, your car is like this and this. So I thought like, I'll talk my way out, you know, negotiate like the Kenyan that I am. I was told come out of this car and they called a breakdown and the car was taken. I was told you will have to follow up for the car, the police station. That's where you are, so very well. So majority of our people, they don't know. What are the rules? That is why even some of our people are killed in Saudi Arabia and other countries. It's because we go with the Kenyan mentality when we are going everywhere and we believe like everywhere is like Kenya.  You get, you find out that you don't even know the language. But I know English. I thought I knew English until I went to Britain. The English I'm talking is no English. You were there, or you were English, the original. I used to say, yeah, yeah, yeah. Thank you, thank you. Sorry, thank you. No, no, no, they're talking and I can't get anything. So that's how, so how are you? Where are you going? They have a way of, they have their own slang. But now when it's in writing, it's normal. But now with the way they talk, I... They speak to me in a culture. I speak in a language that I don't understand. I don't speak Kenyan because I speak English.  Yes. I speak Kenyan anyway. So what we assure our people is that knowledge is power. And as one team, career coaches, we are here to assist you. We are here to guide you. We are here to show you the way in terms of career parts from high school to university, all the way to you going abroad. So it's always a process. That is why I always tell people, like, don't wait until when you're ready. You can never be ready. You can never have enough money. The game is not about the money on their numbers. It's about the willingness. That's why I always say, wherever there is a will, there is always a way. So you just come. You tell us, like, start from somewhere. Get a passport. Don't say, where will I get the money? The moment you start, God also joins you because he sees the desire and the willingness from this person. So get the passport. Go, I always tell people, we don't give passports. You go to Uduma. You'll be able to get a passport there. The moment you have a passport now, call us or come to one team. The moment even you have applied, call us or come to visit our offices. I'll tell you where we are located. And then when you visit our offices, we'll be able now to tell you, like, as you wait for the passport, these are the opportunities. Or start from here. Get the highlights. Because the highlights now, the English test is almost like a driving license. Speaking of the highlights, yeah. Before we move away from it, what is usually tested there? You know, is it the normal English that we speak? You know, the one that we usually get A at because I understand people fail in the test sometimes, but Kenyans are good with English. So, how is it like? Kenyans are good with English until you've come, you encounter the English people themselves. Because I, let's say, test around four things. Just the normal things. That is listening, speaking, reading, and talking. So, let's say in listening, you can be given a recording. And then, let's say, the person says, good morning, how was your night, for example. And then you are just told, repeat. Repeat that. But now the accent is the British accent. So, you'll be able to go on morning. So, sometimes, someone, Kenyan, especially those my friends from Rift Valley, my brothers. Yeah, but anyway, anyway, it's an English test. It's intended to just test your ability to read, write, and listen. So, it's never like, it's a big deal. That's why we just coach you for around three weeks and you're good to go. Some people, some sharp people, someone who is sharp, for example, you say, we coach them for a week or two weeks and then we just book the exam with the British Council.  And then there is no failing in English. There is bounce. You start from five point zero. It starts from average, it's five point zero. But that one is a fail. You need at least five point five. Six point five now is the normal, almost the main band used by many universities to get the placements for schools. Seven point zero now is for serious courses, nursing or medical courses. Seven point five, eight, and above now, is someone who is really, really exiled. So, every course has a requirement, has a different band of requirement for highlights. So, when you're studying the highlights or when you put you to our academy, you will be able to be in the academy and we have already shown you the course or the course that you need and you already know what band you need to score specifically for that course. So, everybody that wants to do nursing, mental health or any medical or pharmacy or any other course related to the medical world, you have to score at least seven point five. And in that seven point five, make sure you score seven point zero in whole day, the test, that's listening, speaking, talking, and writing. At least seven point zero don't score something less than that in each one of them. So, that is what we tell our people. That's why we are there. That's why we coach people. Because at the end of the day, you have to know like, I need this score for the English test for a specific course. Course that you want to enter. And then, how long does it take? How long does it take valid for? It takes three weeks and the certificate is valid for two years. So, they believe in those two years, you will have managed to go to abroad. So, on that note, when we talk about the cost, the cost is very, very important because in abroad, in schools abroad, you will notice that every course has a different price. For example, if you want to study business, we have the cheapest courses. For example, let's say diploma. Let's say diploma or advanced diploma in Canada and Australia, UK. All these countries, they have almost the same amount. When you check schools, a diploma in Canada, a diploma in the US, a diploma in Australia, you will notice that the school fees is almost all over the same. So, there is no country that we can say it's cheaper than the other. So, let's say a diploma. What's the cost of a diploma? Every diploma course has a different price. For example, the cheapest, let's say business courses, a diploma in, or hospitality, diploma in hospitality and all that. The one for cooking and all the cookery and all that, things related with hospitality. You will find that you can get a school as cheap as around 300 or below. That is what we call the 60% deposit. You need to pay 60% deposit for you to get that admission. So, when you pay the 60% deposit, let's say now for a course in hospitality or business, let's say you'll pay around 290 to 300,000 for the course. That's the first thing. The moment you've paid that, the school will give you what we call an offer letter. An offer letter is what gives you all the requirements needed for the course, that's what we call an offer letter. So, you meet those requirements. You pay everything you need, school fees, they'll say an highlight, they'll say these and that. When you meet that, they give you a letter called, they send you a letter called a COS. A COS is what you'll use to get the visa, to launch the visa at the embassy. Do you see that? So, what we are telling our people is that there are so many cheap diploma, certificate, higher diploma, that's what we call advanced diplomas that are very much affordable for the children, especially those ones that just finished from four. Instead of you going to, I don't know, polytechnic or what, you better invest in that child, let them go abroad, they'll work and study. So, on degree courses now on masters, what we assure our people, actually the difference between us and any other, and any other organization in this field is that we sell the most affordable schools. We ensure that we get you the cheapest. If it's a diploma, we get you the cheapest. If it's a degree, don't pay around one million, I don't know, I've had people going for 1.5, I don't know, 1.8 to go to Australia and all that. For us on a degree and on a masters, we can assure you the highest you'll pay is around 700, 750, that's the deposit. And then when you had all these other things, visa fee, medicals, health insurance and all the rest, you will realize that it will go maybe now to one million. So it means with one million, you are able to do it, to relocate from Kenya to Australia, from Kenya to the UK, from Kenya to Canada, from Kenya to the US, New Zealand, wherever you want, because we already have partnerships with all those schools in the outside world. All right, interesting. So now we have talks majorly on schooling because you have mentioned that once you get an opportunity to school there, then job opportunities open up for you. So now, still on schooling, how do you get a scholarship? Is it something that? Scholarships are available. In fact, at the moment, we are having something better because when you wait for a scholarship, scholarships they'll want to sponsor the brilliant people in a particular field. You cannot tell them I need a scholarship to do a diploma or a certificate in hospitality, then you cannot get. It's always for masters, for brilliant people, for research courses and so on. So masters at many times, we can assist you, yes, but it's always better when you even apply it for yourself. So majority of the people that we deal with are those self sponsored students who want to go and pay for themselves. So at the moment, we are having a contract with a company, a US based company. Actually it's good news because this company offers education loan, not scholarship. Let's say if you have an offer later for specific schools, they have specific schools around the world, not all schools, specific schools around the world. So this is what happens. When you come, we apply for a school and we get the offer later. You give them that offer later and then they'll pay for you the entire school fees or whatever the amount is needed for school fees. But now you must pay them back but on a long term basis.  So this is good news because at many times we have parents who don't have many students and parents who don't have the ability to raise, let's say one million for a master's or one million for a degree or even the 350 or 300 for a diploma. So for those people now who don't have that amount, you can opt for this. Although it might look long to pay but it's better than staying just here and doing nothing.  I calculated in dollars, it's around 19,000 per month. So you'll be able to pay 19,000 every month until you finish the amount of feed that they paid for you. Oh, okay. All right. Now, as we come to a close of this conversation, how do you make a choice on which university you want to go to in the country exactly? If, do I look at opportunities for, I want to do medicine. How do I decide between Canada, US, Australia, the countries that you've really mentioned, UK? First of all, the first world is almost all the same. When we talk about the first world, that's Canada, America, UK. The first world is almost all the same in terms of pay, in terms of life, in terms of education. You cannot tell me like Canadian universities are best than the American or the Australian. They are all the best. So what we do is this. You identify the course and then we advise you on that course. For example, there are people who want the most affordable course. Majority of Kenyans, they tell you, give me a course that's the most affordable. Let me go there first. And then I'll be able to decide. Because courses, you can change courses when you're in the university. So you use the most affordable course first to go. So that you can now negotiate what you want exactly. Now you're part, I want to do this and that or I want to change into, want to and on accounting or so on and so forth. So we give you the most affordable one. It assists you to go first there. And then from there, you will be able to to make that decision of whether you want it or not. But at first you are, you're ready there. But now what we do in one team, career coaches, is we always go ahead with you. Like before I tell you, like I'll take you to Canada, I must make sure that I've been there. For example, to Australia, I must make sure that in this school, I know what are the opportunities surrounding us at a particular school. So that when you just go there, you will be able to start working immediately. Because I'll have given you my contacts within, agencies and job opportunities within the surrounding of that particular place. So that is the difference between us and the rest. We'll be able to guide you beyond just the airport and help you settle down and we'll become your friends all throughout the journey of your career. Okay, all right, interesting. Yes. And are there like fields that offer more global opportunities than others? Yeah, yeah, they are. In fact, for example, in Australia, you get permanent residency based on what field you are in. For example, in the UK, you get a permanent residency when you finish five years. Just finish five years there. In school. No, whatever, just finish five years. The moment you are done with five years, you are given a permanent residency. But the moment you are done with seven years, you are given what we call a British citizenship. So every country has a different way of naturalizing its citizens. Others, it's naturalization. Like Kenya now, if you stay in Kenya and Britain is almost the same thing. You naturalize into a country based on time, based on a specific number of years. In Australia, you don't naturalize. You are given a permanent residency based on your career. So when your career is creative, for example, teaching is very creative by the way. It's like Kenyan teachers in the 90s. You know, my mother actually was a teacher. So I used to be so much respected of someone from Totoa Mualim. In abroad now, teachers are at that point where our teachers were in the 90s. We live alone now that they keep abusing Sijimo Mawamats and all that. At those times, back where teachers are very, are very, very serious, taken serious. Okay. Any course in the field of medicine, it doesn't matter whether it's public health, whether it's whatever the course is, whatever the course in the field of medicine, you will be able to get a permanent residency as fast as possible in Canada and in Australia because they give you the residency based on, on your field of study. So many people go and then they'll be able to align themselves into this particular field so that they get the permanent residency as fast as possible. Finally, for those that want to study abroad but don't want to really work abroad or live abroad, want to come back to Kenya, does it give them an upper hand in the competitive job market in the country? It used to, but nowadays it's a bit tricky, but it's in an interview. When you are going for an interview and someone lets say they went to Cambridge University. At that point, there's an upper hand because there's a person who is exposed. So when one was studied abroad and they're with you here and didn't want to, let's say, whatever university you went to in Kenya and then I went to a university in the UK, definitely at that point, first of all, it's advantageous to me because I'm exposed and I know what it takes to lead the world, what it takes to know the world and to be able to deliver in that particular field. So it's still advantageous as of now. All right. Thank you very much, innocent. I will give you the machinist to say where people can get you. And maybe a final word for those that have not really thought about studying abroad and the advantages of it. This is your camera. Thank you so much for this opportunity. I want to say thank you to Y254 for giving us this chance to teach and talk to our people. My last word is that put God first because whatever there is God, there is always a way, He provides and He makes a way. And then, as I always keep saying, where there is a will, there is a way. Find a way to start. Start from getting a passport. The moment you have a passport, don't wait until you have money. Don't say I don't have money. Don't victimize yourself. Make sure you start from somewhere and then talk to us. Tell us in the process of getting a passport, what do I do? We'll be able to guide you. So our offices at the moment are located in Eldoret, Safina Plaza. That is first floor, room F2. That is where one team career coaches is located. And we are opening up soon an office in Nairobi whereby we'll be able to assist people get the highlights, the caregiving courses. And of course the entire visa processing and everything related to study abroad. So my phone number is 0719-565-618. 0719-565-618. So you can call me. We can have a conversation. We can find a way. Don't sit down. Don't say it's not possible. Everything is possible because wherever there is a will, there is always a way. Thank you so much. Wow. What a way to close it. Thank you. Once again, anything. Whether it's a will, there is a way. Now you know how to secure a global opportunity and the benefits that come with it. That's what I've been talking about. This has been a talk on career. We're going to take a short break and then Valentine is coming back with youth and politics. Stick with us.


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