Hi students, it's Shayna from espressoenglish.net and the expression I want to teach you today is deep down. If you feel an emotion, deep down, this means you feel it strongly inside your heart, but you don't admit it or let it show to other people. For example, Rachel seemed very happy and successful, but deep down she was miserable. So again, this expression refers to hidden emotions which you feel inside your heart but you don't make it obvious to other people and maybe it's not even obvious to yourself. Thanks for joining me for another Phrase of the Day and I'll see you in the next video.


In the name of Allah the most beneficent and merciful, I welcome you all in the course of leadership, emotional intelligence and decision making. This course would be covering the concept of leadership and afterwards we will be talking about emotional intelligence in association with leadership. Along with that we will be talking about the decision making aspects that how the leaders who are emotionally intelligent are going to decide in different organizational perspectives. This is our first module and in the first module we are going to talk about introduction and basic concepts of leadership theory and practice. When we talk about leadership theory and practice, remember that leaders are from among us. This is a very important concept that leaders are actually those who are among us who have actually experienced the same way of life, the same patterns of life, the same challenges of life which their followers are actually facing. The importance and significance of leadership is our next concept. And in this particular concept we are going to talk about that leaders exist to achieve actually organizational performance. Remember dear students, when we talk about performance in terms of organizational context we are talking about productivity, profitability and satisfaction of the stakeholders. So leaders are responsible to meet these objectives. Leaders are responsible to attain these target requirements. The second aspect is individual effectiveness. That leaders are there to make the things right. Leaders are there to decide upon that which things are in benefit and which things are harmful related to the organizational facility. So the effectiveness is the basic concern which is brought in by the leader. The third main concern is work related attitude and behavior development. That leaders are there to develop the behaviors. Leaders are there to develop the work related attitudes so that the followers can know that how they can overcome the problems associated with organizational facility. How the followers are going to achieve their targets and objectives. How the followers are going to achieve their key performance indicators. So leaders are there basically to motivate the employees, motivate the followers. And through that it is evident that leaders are there to achieve organizational performance. Now we are going to talk about certain leadership challenges. And when we talk about leadership challenges there are two aspects. One are the subjective aspects and other can be the objective aspects. When we think in terms of subjective aspects, subjective assessment, the leaders faces the challenge of developing the right behavior, the behavior which is required by the organization. The leader is there to typically develop the style of the followers, the style which is required by the organization, which is required by the stakeholders, which is there to achieve organizational goals and objectives. And the third subjective assessment in terms of leadership challenges is basically development of the competencies, the proficiencies, the skillset which the followers might be requiring with the due course of time. In addition to that, when we think in terms of objective assessment, obviously objectives will be defined in terms of strategic aspects, financial aspects and operational aspects. So in case of strategic aspects, no doubt we can say that organization is planning to achieve a certain milestone, a milestone in which they are going to achieve certain industry benchmarks and positioning. When we talk about financial aspects, obviously we are concerned with the revenues and the sales, the money terms and when we talk about operational aspects, no doubt leader is there to increase the productivity of the organization, the operational competency. So leadership is basically going to face subjective assessments and objective assessments and the right leader, the authentic leader would be the person who can make the things happen. Now when we talk about leadership concerns, remember one thing that leaders actually influence others, they help achieve others to attain their common goals, to achieve their common goals and the leadership is basically there to develop them, to foster them, to increase and enhance their competencies and proficiencies and at the same time the leaders are facing so many pressures, the pressures coming from the social aspects, the pressures coming from technological aspects, the pressures coming from economic, political and ecological aspects. So the leaders are there to face the pressures, to face the challenges and at the same time they are there to motivate the followers. Now the responsibility of the followers is to upgrade yourself and update yourself so that according to the leaders, they can help and help the organization to achieve the performance requirements. If we conclude the whole discussion in the first module, it is said that leaders are basically there to achieve organizational objectives, they influence others to achieve common goal or the common goal is actually shared, organizations goals and objectives are translated into employees goals and objectives. But at the same time, remember that leaders are facing so many pressures, the pressures coming from social aspects, technological aspects, economic aspects and political and ecological aspects. So the challenges and the pressures are faced by the leader and then he tries not to let the pressures reach his followers, he helps them to make the right decision. So if we conclude the whole discussion, remember that leaders are there to help you, to foster you, to develop you and it is the responsibility of the followers to follow the leader in the right manner so that the goals and objectives of the organization can be achieved. Thank you.


Okay today we're going to be looking at a little bit more at the date command That's what we previously looked at and what you can do is last time we looked at you know type date gives you the date I can do date plus percent capital Y and that gives me the year or H for the hour I can do things like F for date like this one thing I didn't mention if I do D it does the date like this because we talked about doing it with slashes So you can I was looking at the man page a moment ago and saw that option So that is the current date and time But what if you want to know something more what if you want to give it a certain date or time? You can do that so we can do date dash D and then give it a date and it's it amazes me how smart this is I can say one two 2016 and when I do that it gives me the date so I know that January 2nd 2016 was a it was a Saturday And the rest information I kind of know because I put it in there But you could also do let's you can give it time I can say 1 a.m. And there it puts in is 1 a.m. So let's say I wanted to epoch time the UNIX time stamp of January 2nd 2016 at 1 a.m. I can do this and it will output it as that or if I want to well This seems a little weird you would just type that but you can you can figure stuff out on date and time And the epoch thing is is also very useful if you're trying to calculate the time between two dates In certain manners so and I can say you know 12 Like this And it tells me it puts in that time and it's so smart. I can also let's see if I do Monday Jan oh Monday Jan yeah invalid I was gonna say a day of the week but Jan second if I do that invalid There we go. So so I Can type the date different ways, you know, it's it's not perfect. You can't type it just anyway But it's very useful and you can use this for certain things for like I said Getting the epoch time, but let's say you want to know what a certain day of the week was for a certain date Let's say I wanted to know What Christmas was back in 2016 so there you go I can see it's a Sunday and I can do plus a capital a or sorry percent plus Plus percent capital a oh It was a Sunday or lowercase a if I wanted the abbreviated version. Okay. What was Christmas in 2017? It was a Monday 2018. It's gonna be a Tuesday. I'm seeing a pattern here Let's say we celebrate the 4th of July here in America. So I can say July 4th 2016 was a Monday. What about July 4th 2014? 2013 I can see the day of the week Which could be useful if you're trying to check something or if you just want a list of what days of the week if you just said something like If you just said 12 25 it's gonna give you this year this year It's going to be on a Tuesday and that makes it very useful again epoch time I think the two most useful things of this is the epoch time So you can calculate difference in time and the day of the week if you want to know the day of the week like hey Well, what's what's my birthday going to be? in 2028 it's gonna be a Sunday. That's good to know anyway So it was a little bit shorter rushing to play a little bit more with Date and time in the next video showing you some more functionality that you may or may not know that the date command can do because you Would think a command that tells you the date and time Isn't as useful as this but it does some pretty neat things. So I do thank you for watching and As always please is it films by Chris calm? That's Chris the K check out the link in the description And as always I hope that you have a great day


I'm ready to become Muslim. I'm ready to become Muslim. Thank you. So this is the, you're going to say this word after me, which is, that Tarania said, there is no God except one. There is no God except one. This is Allah and Muhammad is the final messenger. Honestly, we're going to say it in Arabic. Okay, get close to me. Maybe you can hear me well. So everyone is ready. Allah is here. What's your name again? Brian. So what can you call you? What is my name in Arabic? Brian, I don't know, but it's, there is very close one, which is the prophet Abraham. Okay, perfect. He's our father. Okay, give me your right hand. So you're ready to say the word to become Muslim? Yes.  I'm Shagai Mazar. I bear witness that there is no God except Allah. And I bear witness that Muhammad is the final messenger of Allah. Perfect. Let's do it two more times. Okay. Now all of us, inshallah. I bear witness that there is no God except Allah. Explain to me what you just said. There is no other God but God, which is one. And Allah is God. Finish. And the prophet Muhammad is the last messenger of God. That's what you said, and that's what you believe in your heart. Yes. Welcome to Islam. Thank you. Welcome to Islam. Islam is beautiful. Yes. It's beautiful. We were here for you. Okay. Definitely. You're going to have, in Friday here, you're going to have 500 people. If they heard your story, they would be all crying and laughing. Okay. So please, we want you to help us also. Okay. So just come to the masjid. Yes. I'm not saying learn everything in one day. You look perfect. You look clean. You look good. This is just come. We'll make du'a for you. We'll make prayer for you. We'll help you. My birthday's on. Good. We have a lot of beautiful youth in here. We'll have a lot of friends. Okay. We're the people who go out and play basketball and play football and have dinner at the restaurant. The only thing we don't do is haram thing. Okay. God forbid, we don't drink wine. Yes. We don't eat pork. Okay. We don't do pork. Yeah. We don't eat any pork. We stop right away eating pork. Okay. We don't drink wine. Okay. Don't smoke. Don't smoke. Okay. Be nice to your family. Be nice to the humanity. Okay. Islam. Okay. You don't have to look perfect. You don't have to change anything. Your hair is perfect. Your clothes is perfect. Mashallah. So you will see many, many good things. Okay. And trust God. Trust God. Know that God is your connector to the God 24 hours. Okay. God doesn't sleep because nothing can hide from God. You cannot go inside the room and say, he's not going to see me. He will see you. Yes. Yeah. So we'll see you anywhere he sees us anywhere. But he's great. Okay. And you will have good life in here. And there is better life after you die. Okay. You believe you're going to die, right? Yes.  No. No. We're all going to die. Yes.  Better life is after death. Yes. Jannah. Yes. Paradise. Paradise. Yeah. Paradise. Yeah. And we don't say that just because we haven't answered from the Qur'an. And in person, it's like we never saw it. It's like I'm seeing it. Okay. It's there hundred percent. Okay. Okay. Okay. So you guys, I don't eat dairy. Well, I was in meat. I don't eat dairy though. Do you guys eat dairy? We do eat dairy. Okay. What's the milk and eggs? Oh, if you don't want to eat it, that's fine. But it's not forbidden. Okay. If you have some. Yeah. But there is nothing wrong with it. That's good thing. That's something. We eat, alhamdulillah. Got you. Okay. So any other questions you have? No, I don't. I don't have any questions. So for now and after any questions, bring it here. Okay. Sorry.


Hey everyone, Dylan Schumacher, Citadel Defense, and today we're going to talk about going to training. I am going to one shepherd training institute, one shepherd, I don't know what it's called, one shepherd. I'm going to one shepherd and I'm going to be there for about a week for their semester of training. If you're not familiar with one shepherd, it's basically like an infantry training school for anybody who wants to go and they run semesters in like seven-day rotations and you're welcome to show up and train and so this is kind of all the gear that I will be bringing. So I was doing a last check on all my gear to make sure I got everything and I thought I should make maybe a little loadout video here. I'll try to keep this short and see how long it goes but I wanted to double check everything that I'm bringing. I already have some notes of stuff that I'm missing and I thought I would just go through and share with you what I'm bringing. Now I've never been to one shepherd before so take this with a grain of salt. This is just I'm building this list based off of their pack list and then some other stuff that I thought would be good to throw in there. So here we go. So I realize you can't see everything on the table but I will try to pull stuff into frame appropriately as we move through. So first up I gotta have a rifle so I am going to bring this rifle. Now they have their own rules about bringing your own rifle or not so I'm not even sure if I'm going to use this at the very least I will take off the optic I have up here and just throw that on one of their rifles if I can but this is just my green 20 inch AR with a three time magnifier optic up top and that seemed like a good idea if I'm going to be out in the field doing stuff so that's why I chose that. We'll see this one has a white light on it because you need to have white light on your gun but that's the rifle I'm hoping to bring and I'm hoping to use with their Miles system basically to shoot blanks to each other on the computer system registers whether or not you hit hoping to have this converted and use it if I can I just have to use one of their rifles then at the very least hopefully I can throw the optic on and I think they let you zero so that's my plan for the Pew Pews. Next up uniform stuff so basically you know you have to have two uniforms one in woodland camo and one in just kind of olive drab green so I have that I have a rigorous belt for other uniform doesn't matter which then I have all of my olive drab green I have two sets of uniforms packed up in here along with a green boonie hat again two sets of uniforms in woodland I don't have my boonie hat in here right now it's on my list of things I need to add in here but I do have a woodland boonie hat as well olive drab t-shirts and socks I don't have specific olive drab underwear but I'll just put some normal underwear in there continuing along with uniform stuff so I have a woodland parka this is a Rothko jacket it's not like the m65 you know army jacket if you're familiar with that but it's a you know keep some rain off you these are good I'll probably do a review on this at some point but I got one in the woodland and I also have one in olive drab I also have the poncho so I have a woodland poncho and then an olive drab poncho okay so to support the rifle I built a webbing deal with this one I went more with the British style loadout so you can wear a pistol I've been there before I decided I'm not going to wear a pistol this time around maybe I will do that next time around but basically they allow you to carry a pistol in condition to a real live pistol with real live bullets in case you're faced with wilderness animals so I'm not going to do that this time around but maybe next time I go I will incorporate that so with that in mind I built a belt system I just have a three liter pack three liter water on the back here on the front I have some paste counter beads I have one double AR mag and then I have four utility pouches along the back of it I put a dump pouch on here in case I end up needing that otherwise hopefully that will stay rolled up and then two more double AR pouches so I have a total of six AR mags on this belt I didn't put them all on this side because I thought that would get a little heavy we'll see how that works out in real life but webbing kit and system pretty basic I just have these four big pouches on there because I figure I'll stuff one of them will be in my iFAC I'll stuff some other miscellaneous gear items that I get issued in them right now I have my compass in one of them so that'll be important then static compass so that's basically my webgear loadout okay moving on to my pack so I just have an alice pack because I bought this I don't know how many years ago now but a long time ago so this is an alice pack large this is not the medium this is the large and this is what I'm planning on running for my ruck while I'm at one shepherd so if you're not familiar with the alice pack there's a ton of videos on that also you've probably been living under a rock for the last 60 years but the alice pack in the alice pack right now I have just a one and a half liter bladder up top and that radio pouch that I fed out there and then attached to the bottom I have a self inflating sleeping mat not sure how that'll work or not work I've tried it out just for like five minutes just to see and it seems moderately comfortable could suck I have no idea we'll find out in the pack I'm going to end up having I have two waterproof bags the gi kind of waterproof bags to put all my various stuff so I'll have the two water bottles because you have to have two at least two liters of water on the pack so I have that here plus I have the bladder so I'll have a little bit more inside where my canteens I have a canteen cup the lid for my canteen cup because you need that sometimes sleeping bag this is just a recon three sleeping bag it's supposedly good down to 23 degrees Fahrenheit I also have a military sleep systems bivvy bag this is the Gore-Tex military surplus bivvy bag and you can sleep inside that honestly I have a hard time seeing how many both of these items in Missouri in the first week of June I'm from Minnesota I just don't think it's gonna be a problem but if it gets cold I will be toasting one I also have this other emergency bivvy I'm probably not gonna use this or need this but I bought this first before I bought the military systems one so I'll hold onto this and just keep it in my bin in case for whatever reason I need an extra bivvy or someone forgets theirs or whatever continuing in that sleeping system deal I have a bunch of mosquito netting not really sure how much I'm going to use this or need this or whatever not because I don't think there'll be bugs I'm sure there'll be a lot of bugs but I have a spray treatment for my uniforms that I will use before I go to make sure that they're bug proof and everything so knowing that I don't know how often I'm going to use this mosquito netting but in case I need it I have it tarp same thing not 100% sure how often we're going to use this or need this but if I want to put a tarp cover over me whenever when it's raining or under me to keep water out I have that option I have a bunch of camouflage paracord because that's important to have all the time in here I have my heater cooking kit thing so this is all a big waterproof bag this is the full belt stove from dragon fire dragon fuel if you're not familiar with that or fire dragon something like that basically this is the british cook system it has alcohol fuel cells that you put in here in light and then you can set this uh like so and set the cup on top and then heat up whatever you want to heat up I lighter here I've lighter my kit and I also have a ferro ferro rod whatever it's called that you strike and hit the sparks so I have plenty of ways to make fire and cook stuff again not sure how much that'll actually be used but I have the option extra fuel cells if I need them this is my torches bag I don't have any my toiletries in it right now because they're in my house and I use them but this is real quick you know toothbrush deodorant moleskin band-aids you know all my basic toiletries stuff so I got a big thing of army green tape because sometimes you need to tape stuff and that's just important I'm also going to add some athletic tape in here for taping up my feet if I get a blister or something like that or a sprain or whatever but I got a wool black athletic tape that's going to go in here as well knee pads these are condor knee pads they're kind of the only army green ones I could find I'm probably going to bring my black Hawk ones as well those are black so they're not technically in uniform but these things might end up sucking I've only worn a little bit as you can see they're kind of scratched up but they weren't the most comfortable so I might see what else I can do in the knee pad department I have a little headlamp here with different lenses but right now there's just the red lens in there because that's the one that you probably need the most so this is my headlamp I also have a little kind of key light that is a red light as well I'll end up attaching this either to my gear somewhere or I'll attach it to my pack so I'm going to need to look in my pack or something I can just use a little little light if I need it face paint for when I want to get all camo and look cool of toward for the FX simulation at the end my daughter got into these so they're kind of mauled right now she thought they were chapstick so we'll see how that turns out and we'll see what have left that's actually usable when I get there again not that I don't think I don't think I'm needed at all but I do have a water filter in here it's the Sawyer water filter if you're familiar with that at all I'm going to bring it down I'm never going to need it something else I just made a note for I'm going to need some notebooks and pens I'm going to carry the right and the right notebook in my shoulder pocket and they'll have a larger like English composition notebook that I have for taking notes in the official teaching sessions and stuff like that I have an e-tool because it's on the list I'm supposed to bring one bring that as well don't know how much digging will actually happen or not happen but I have an e-tool bungee cords because you gotta have those so I got some camouflage bungee cords last but not least I have some kind of other semi-line PPE stuff so I have a pair of green shooting gloves I have another pair of green shooting gloves in my webbing but this is kind of my backup I have a night watch cap in case again I get cold tout I'm going to need that but hey I also pack some green long underwear and I have a green fleece that'll go in there as well again just in case things get a little chilly I have this green schmog not sure how much I'm going to want it or need it or use it but I'm going to pack it because hey you never know I also have this reversible it's woodland camo on one side more of a olive drap green on the other side kind of sniper veil netting thing which I probably will use this and kind of wear this around my neck stuff and down on my shirt I can always hang it up to screen something or whatever but I do plan on bringing this and utilizing that for additional camouflages as needed so that is it that's all my stuff just some things that I did note that I'm going to need that are going to go in here eventually are some baby wipes some ziploc bags like some large gallon size bags because you can never have enough of those some snips I do have a pair of snips around here somewhere thought they were in here apparently they're not that's why we do this right you have double check your gear so I get a pair of green or a pair of snips as well that's it that's all I got for my gear that I'm bringing to one shepherd if you haven't looked into it or you don't know what it is I would highly recommend you check it out Brent 0031 or 0331 however you say that has some excellent videos on one shepherd which I would highly recommend you check out if you're at all interested and maybe I'll see you there sometime until then do break beads and endure


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Greetings comrades, thank you for watching our stuff and for being around. This is a brief channel update to let you know what we've been doing for these first few months that we've been around, what our plans are for the next few months and then tell you about some ideas we have that we'd like your input on. As you know, we're currently finishing off our first series on Marxist ideas about human development, freedom, alienation and communism. We hope to have that one done very soon. We started with Marxist ideas, rather than those of, say, important later Marxists and other socialists, for three reasons. First, Marxist ideas are absolutely vital to understanding and changing the world we live in. Second, these ideas are sometimes debated, but outside of academia at least are not well understood. This is especially the case for Marxist ideas about human development and freedom. Thirdly, there's no really good, short and accessible introductory stuff on these aspects of Marxist thought on YouTube, at least not that we could find. There's some commentary, lots of longer videos and there are good Marxist discussions on a number of different things and topics, but there are very few really good introductory videos that explain his basic ideas from the ground up. The exceptions to this are some of the people who explain his political economy were doing some really good work. But Marx worked and wrote on many other ideas about human life, society and history as well, so that's what we'll be looking into in our first two series or so. For the next few months, we plan to do three things. First, we're planning one or two response videos to some popular misconceptions about Marx that are out there on YouTube. Second, we're planning a couple of live streams with our friends. And thirdly, we have one or two ideas for specials we'd like to do, but we want to keep those a secret for now. After that, we're going to start a new series looking at Marxist views on the theory of praxis, history and social change, including his views on the transition to communism. But after that again, we have a bunch of ideas for things we could do and we'd like to hear what you think about them. What do you find interesting? What do you think it's important to know more about? And so on. Here are our ideas. Our first idea is a series on different strands of Marxism, things like Orthodox Second International Marxism, Leninism, Stalinism, Trotskism, Maoism, Council Communism, Autonomism and so on. These would be a kind of bird's-eye view episodes, each particular strand of Marxism getting one or two episodes each. Our second idea is a broader series that covers various strands of socialism, including different strands of Marxism, but also things like syndicalism, anarchism and so on as well. Our third idea is discussions of particular ideas and debates within the socialist tradition, things like party organization, 21st century socialism, democratic confederalism, prefigurative politics, different union structures, the Green New Deal and so on. Our fourth idea is a series on important Marxist thinkers, ones that were historically important and influential, ones that are particularly important and influential today, and also on somewhat neglected thinkers that we think deserve more attention and that we feel we should know and talk more about. Our fifth idea is a series of interviews with various academics on research tied to different kinds of socialism. This would likely be people you don't know of or don't know much about, but who are working on things like ideology critique, theories of exploitation, prefigurative politics, the history of socialist ideas and socialist revolutions and so on. We can do more than one of those, and we probably will, but what do you think? Do any of these ideas sound particularly good to you? Which would you find most interesting? Which do you think it would be most important to have out on YouTube? Are there any other things you'd like to see us do? Let us know in the comments.


Banser this weekend after a good opening win over Shrewsbury, what are your thoughts going into that game? Just more the same, really. We had a really good start last week. It was a tough game, but it's always nice to get off to a good start and get three points on the board as fast as you can and we managed to do that. It wasn't an unbelievable performance, we know that, we know we can get better, we know we're going to get better and hopefully now a first home game of the season hopefully with the fans behind us hopefully. You'll see a more complete performance. I'm not saying last week was a bad performance, we were dug in deep and we showed great character. As I said in last week's interview, there's a lot of winners in that team and I think that showed last week, but we know we're going to have to be better as the season goes on if we're going to achieve what we want to achieve and ultimately that's promotion. When you have 11 new signings appearing in one day, I'm guessing that's something you've never seen before. How hard can that be to step up that intensity level to a league match after playing in pre-season? It's obviously difficult with so many new faces coming in, people coming in at different stages of pre-season. Some lads were signing before pre-season even started and some lads are coming in middle of pre-season. One or two coming in a week before the Shrewsbury game, so it's never easy but us as footballers can't have excuses going into any football match if you have excuses, that's where you get found out. So I think we just went out there knowing as footballers we had a job to do and we had to win a game of football and I think as the weeks go on we'll look more like a team. The lads will get to know each other more, but hopefully now going into Saturday we know it's going to be a difficult test. Barons are a good team, they've had a great win as well last week so we know what we've got to do but we're a good team ourselves so it's got to make another good game. Two very different occasions obviously at Shrewsbury, a season opener away from home, probably 18, 19, maybe even 20,000 people here on Saturday. For you something new, you must be able to fall to that here on home soil for the first time?  So it's not going to be anything different to me, it's just going to do my job like I always do. What I want to do now is hopefully, obviously I'll have myself up for the game, hopefully to get the lads up for the game as much as we can. We've got to get around each other and see the importance of such a big game even though it's only early on in the season but every game is as important as the next one. But I feel like this is going to be important to sit down and make a first home game of the season and hopefully we can make this place a fortress as the season goes on.  It's quite strange, it's only the second game of the season but a lot of people are talking about this one being a real acid test for both teams. When the gaffer said to me that he was going to make me Vice-Captain, it's obviously something that filled me with a lot of pride and honour to have such a role in such a big club. But as you said, it's just something that I'm just going to take in my stride. It's not going to change how I play, it's not going to change how I approach things, I'm not going to feel like I need to do anything differently just because I'm Vice-Captain. In my eyes, there should be 11 leaders out in that pitch and that's also the lads that are not playing, the lads are on the bench and luckily that don't make the squad. We've got to have 20-25 leaders trope this season, everyone's going to be needed at some point. I'm one of those lucky ones now that it's just in the team. I don't take my place for granted. I know that I've got to bang at it every week to keep my place in the team just because I'm Vice-Captain doesn't automatically give me a spot in the team. I know I've got to perform to the best of my ability, but as I said, being Vice-Captain is something that I've just taken my stride. As I've grown up all along, throughout the years, I've always felt like I was a leader. Probably not the most vocal, I'm not going to scream and shout at everybody, but I feel like I'll lead by example on the pitch and I look for people to look at me thinking, Anthony's doing his job for me with him, that's the way I like to lead. What will Barnsley bring on Saturday? They opened up with a big win 4-0 against Oxford. Is the preparation any different for Barnsley? Is there any, obviously, your look at their threats will be slightly different, I'm guessing towards Rosberg? Of course, they've had a massive win last week. They think they had the biggest opening day win in our league, so it's obviously something to be cautious about. Obviously, when you play against different teams, you always do different bits of homework on them, what's their strengths, what's the areas where we can exploit and maybe pick out their weaknesses in the team. On the flipside of that, we've got to concentrate on ourselves as well. I can't just start to be about what Barnsley's going to do, what they're going to do, so they're going to do that. We've got to concentrate on ourselves. Listen, we've got a good team ourselves, as I said. We've got a lot of talented players in our team, so I think if we focus on ourselves, and obviously we've got to be cautious of them as well, listen, it's not going to be 90 minutes where Bradford's sitting on top or it's not going to be 90 minutes where Barnsley's going to be on top, it's going to be a two-way thing. So I think if we just concentrate on ourselves and if we can play to our best of ability, I'm sure we can have a good result.


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Do you want to grow your network on LinkedIn? So having a large number of connections on LinkedIn is really important, helps you increase the opportunity of developing leads, acquiring quality suppliers for your business, or perhaps improving your career. I'm Jonathan Pollinger, social media trainer, and I'm going to take you through five tips of how to improve your network on LinkedIn. Let's get into it. So the first way I'm going to show you on how you can improve your networking on LinkedIn is via the recommendations feature. So this can help you in a couple of ways. First of all, if you've got recommendations displayed on your profile, this makes you more attractive to those people looking to network with you because it shows that you're authentic, it shows you that you're an expert in your field, and therefore they're more likely to reach out and connect with you. Similarly, if you've sent an invitation out to connect with somebody, they can refer back to your profile and check out your recommendations. Also though, it's a good opportunity to actually network and develop your relationship with your existing connections because this feature only works for your first connections. So a couple of benefits. So let's see how we actually do this in practice. So the first way is to use the recommendations panel, which you can see on my profile here. Just scroll to the top so you can see that's my profile. And then we scroll to the bottom to the recommendations section or panel here where they are displayed, as you can see. And then we click the plus symbol and we've got a couple of options here. We can either ask for a recommendation or give a recommendation. So first of all, let's ask for a recommendation. I'm going to put in Karim's name here, just going to select him there, click on continue. Then I'm going to define our relationships. I'm asking for a recommendation. So I'm going to put down that Karim was a client of mine, put down my social media training role. And then normally I would personalize the message, for example, referencing the work that I've done with Karim. But in this case, to save time, I'm just going to leave that. And then once that's done, I would click send. He would get a message via LinkedIn messaging, would write the recommendation. I would approve that. And then that would be displayed here in this area.  So this is really the flip side of asking for a recommendation. So once again, I'm going to put in Karim's name there, click on continue, define our relationship. So this time I'm giving Karim a recommendation. So I'm going to say I was a client of Karim going to select his position. So going to put down co founder of boost social agency there, I would write my recommendation there in some detail. I have to be massively long, but maybe a couple of paragraphs there, and then click send. And as I mentioned before, he'd get that via LinkedIn messaging, Karim can approve, and then it will be displayed on his profile. So that is basically it. But before I go, I just want to show you another way of doing this is exactly the same process, but you might prefer this. So what you can actually do is find the person that either you want to ask for a recommendation from or give a recommendation and go through the process that way. So I'm just going to go to Karim's profile here. Then I'm going to click on more, and you'll see that the options are in the middle here. So we've got request a recommendation and recommend and just to click this to show you that it's exactly the same process as before. And it's just an alternative way of asking and indeed requesting a recommendation. So that's how to improve your networking on LinkedIn using recommendations. So the second method I'm going to show you on how to improve your networking on LinkedIn is by using the open to work feature. So at first view, this might seem that this is a feature designed for people who are looking for a new job, but it can actually show people that you are also open to networking. And there's a nice bonus in that you get extra visibility on your profile to the wider network on LinkedIn. So let's see how you do that. So first of all, you can do it by the open to button here. So if we click on that button and then select finding a new job, we get a panel that pops up here. And I can put in one or more job titles here. So I'm just going to put in social media marketing specialist could add additional titles there if I wanted to, then whether you wish to work on site in the office, hybrid working or remote going to leave that as a list, then you can put in one or more locations, whether you want to start work immediately or whether you're looking for work on a sort of ad hoc basis. I'm going to go for that. Similarly, I'm going to check the contract and temporary buttons here and uncheck the full time option. And then the key here is to select all LinkedIn members. So this means it's not just recruiters that this extra visibility is going to go to, but it's going to go across LinkedIn. And then we're going to save that. And I will show you a couple of things that will happen. So first of all, you get the open to work flash or badge here that you can see on my profile picture. And secondly, you get a panel here that shows that you are open to work. But the extra visibility comes that if people are interested in these roles, LinkedIn will flag that up to them on LinkedIn. The second way of doing this, which works exactly the same way as clicking the open to button is that you can actually complete this open to work profile directly. So it's just an additional way of doing it there. So that's how you can once again improve your networking on LinkedIn. But this time by using the open to work feature. So I'm going to take you through a third way of improving your networking on LinkedIn by using the search feature or specifically the advanced search feature. Now the good news with the search feature is that it's very easily accessible because the search bar as we can see here is ever present here no matter what section you are on LinkedIn. So I happen to be on the homepage here, but we can still see the search bar there. So a good starting point with networking is to network with people that are your likely prospects people that are potential clients. So in my case, that's going to be small business people. So let's use that as an example. So just going to click within the search bar here. And then I'm going to put the phrase small business here. But what I'm going to do is actually put that in quote marks because that will ensure then that LinkedIn searches for this as a phrase. So it just makes sure that people would say just the word business on their profile without the phrase small business are excluded. So we're looking specifically for small business people. So that's why I put it in quote marks there. So then what you do is you hit the return key. And you'll see that I will get loads and loads of results of all different types of content here. So we've got posts, people, jobs, products, and more posts. But what I'm particularly interested in is people. So I can either click the button here or the option here. So let's just click on that option. And we've scrolled down to people. If I want to just got a handful of results here. So let's just check these out. So we've got small business reference there, small business Academy, small business owner, perfect kind of like client for me, small business Britain there. And if I want all results here, I can have the full list. So this is going to be quite an extensive list. In fact, you can see that there's 1.7 near enough million results here. So what I want to do is narrow this down. So I'm Cardiff based. So I'm going to now go to location. You can see that there's a number of different filters that we can use here. If I click on all filters, that'll just show you a few more there. But what I really need for now is location. So I'm going to click on location. I'm going to put in Cardiff here and just make sure the right one comes up. So we've got Cardiff Wales UK. Then I'm going to hit show results and that will now narrow it down to 973 results. So I've got local based, mainly, as you can see, small business owners here, which is absolutely ideal for the type of people that I want to network with. So that's how you use the advanced search feature to improve your networking on LinkedIn. So we're now going to look at how you can improve your networking on LinkedIn by using LinkedIn's live events. So this could be a video live event or an audio live event. Now we've seen how to use the search feature to find out people that you might be interested in networking with. So what we're going to do now is use the same search feature to find audio or live video events that you might be interested in attending. So good starting point is to put in a topic or subject you're interested in. So I'm just going to put in social media, which needed us to say is a topic I'm interested in. I'm going to put this in quote marks because it's a phrase that I want to search for here. I don't just want to search for the word social or media. Then I'm going to hit the return key and we'll get a variety of results, including a post from myself here, other types of content, search results on the left hand side. But what I'm interested in this time is events. So if I click on the events button there, you'll see that there are 891 events. So plenty of events for me to potentially attend. And if I want to see more of these, I can just click next and browse through those. But one of the events there caught my interest because I am a fan of Luann and Andy here. So let's check out their event. So just going to click on that and go to the event page. We can see details of the event here. Essentially, they're looking at trends for 2024. And at the moment you can see that my direct connections, I am directly connected to both of them, are attending along with one other person. But after I've clicked attend, you'll see that I'll be able to see everybody that is attending. So let's just do that. So I'm going to click attend, that confirms my attendance. And you can now see that there are 39 attendees in total, including the presenters. So I'm going to click on that. And now I've got a list of people who are interested in the same topic or subject as me that I can potentially connect with. I've even got a connect button here, or obviously I can visit their profile and find out more about them. So pretty useful that you can do that. So let's just go back here and point out something else that's also handy from a networking point of view. And that is this networking tab here. So if I click that, it's essentially breaking things up a little bit and showing me my direct connections, got the ability to message them there. And also it's giving me a breakdown of what industries the attendees are from, and once again, a full list of all the attendees. So pretty handy there. On top of that, if I do actually want to get involved with conversations and network with people's comments and so on, I can do that in this area here. Plenty of time to go to 25th of January. So there's probably going to be a bit of a discussion around here. And definitely there will be on the day. And after that, and of course, more people are going to be joining in all the time as well. So a really cool way to be able to network with your peers and like-minded people. So let's just do one final step to confirm my attendance so that I don't forget it. There's a handy add to calendar feature here. So I'm on Google, so I'm going to click on that there. Got details of the event that will take me back to the event page when it's live at 11 o'clock on the 25th. So I'm just going to save that into my calendar. So that's there now. Let's go back to linked in. And this is the event page once again. And there you go. That is how you can use the live events, both video and audio events, on linked in to improve your network. So the final tip I'm going to give you on improving your linked in networking is around sending an invitation to connect using linked in mobile. So we're currently looking at linked in mobile on my Android smartphone. And the potential issue here is selecting the connect button that we can see here rather than sending a message because it works in a different way from desktop. So on desktop, when you select the connect button, you have the opportunity to send a note with your invitation to connect. However, on mobile you don't. So if I was to select this button, the connection request goes off straight away instantly through to the person you wish to connect with without giving you the opportunity to send a message. So the way to get around this if you want to send a message and generally, it's a good idea to do so because you personalize your invitation is to go to the three dots here and then drop down on the menu to personalize invites. And then you'll see you get the opportunity to write in your message there. You get the same number of characters. You can see the character count is decreasing as I have typed there. And then when you're ready, you can click the connect message and off it goes. So that's how to personalize your invite when you're connecting with somebody on LinkedIn mobile. So you should be in a position now to have a good quality and large network on LinkedIn and reap all the benefits as a result of that. For more tips on LinkedIn, please like and subscribe. See you next time.


In one of the most adored new games that also confuses the heck out of me, Undertale has swept everyone up in a big bubble of happy. Undertale is an RPG where you control a human who falls underground into a world of monsters. You have to find your way out or you'll be trapped forever! What makes this game so different and adored is the fact that you don't have to kill any of the monsters at all. You can defeat them all using a very unique non-violent battle system that lets you dance, tell secrets, flirt, and many other options of making friends. That's not usually a choice that any other RPG game usually gives you. And I think that's a big reason why a lot of people have taken to this game so quickly. It's a breath of fresh air to be able to make an alternate choice from just being able to kill everything. Of course, if you're in it to murder your foes, then you will be provided options to slay all of the monsters. Their fate is entirely in your hands. While the graphics of this game are mainly the 8-bit flat colored, it is stylized in such a way that there's always something to look at. The colors are still really bright and fun and each new place is designed in a unique way. The characters, while still black and white, are each so unique that they all stand out from each other. So during the battle scenes where you're fighting or not fighting, each monster battle will feel fresh and different from the last so it doesn't feel too repetitive. Sans and Papyrus are the skeleton brother duo that hangs out with you throughout the duration of the game, and they are said to be the most loved characters in the game.  Tario is another character that you're going to get to know and love. He becomes a motherly companion that helps guide you on your journey and keeps you safe from those human-hating monsters outside. Undertale started off as a Kickstarter game, and it actually went about 1,000% over its projected goal. It was released for Greenlight on Steam in early 2015, and came to its final release September 15th of 2015. You can get Undertale for only $10 on Steam, and from what I've heard, this game is totally worth it because it's an incredible game. Everyone is saying. I'm still completely confused by this game, and as to why everyone seems to say it's so amazing from what I've seen, it doesn't seem that great, but maybe I just haven't seen enough. So maybe I just need to get it and play it for myself, and this way I can form my own opinion. If you have played this game, please let me know down below in a comment what your favorite part was, or who your favorite character is. And if you enjoyed this video, please leave a like, it is much appreciated, and come visit me on my game channel, Brits Games. I'll hopefully be playing this game sometime soonish, maybe. Who knows? If you have any recommendations of a game that you would like me to review on here in the coming weeks, then please leave me a comment down below. There's a lot of games out there, but I just don't know what you guys want to see. But as always, thank you all so much for watching, and I will see you next time. Impulse is produced by the Freedom Network. Ever wanted to earn revenue from your videos? Freedom offers a great partnership program which includes access to hundreds of thousands of audio tracks, sponsorships with great partners, and most importantly, a no lock-in contract. You can leave at any time, for any reason. We accept everyone, both big and small. For more information, click here or visit the link in the video description.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we discuss the following question that says ABC is an equilateral triangle of size 3 centimeters. What is the locus first of points distant 2 centimeters from A? What is the locus of points distant 1 centimeters from DC? What is the compound or intercepting locus? Before we move on to the solution let's discuss some basic locus theorem according to which we have the locus of or say of the given distance other theorem according to which we have the locus of a point or say of all points at a given distance a given line at the given distance Let's proceed with the solution map. We have given BC which was one of measure 3 centimeters We are supposed to find the locus of a point here and the given distance as the circle with A as the center and radius 2 centimeters for the first part of meters from the side BC at a given distance from a given line is a pair of 10 to 1 centimeters from the side BC we draw upon the side BC and on the either side of the side BC at a distance of 1 centimeters so we have drawn the lines parallel to the side BC that is L1 is parallel to BC and the line L2 is also parallel to BC and these lines are drawn at a distance of 1 centimeters from the side BC the locus of the 1 centimeters BC as BC next we are supposed to find the compound and intersecting locus now as you can see the line L1 intersects the circle this should help you understand the solution of this question


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I have an activity for him. He, on his own, decided to create a nonprofit organization. He named it the Linehart Initiative. I know that he grew up in Senegal. He grew up in West Africa. And I asked him about it. So we started this conversation about this Senegalese wrestling. And I asked him one time, almost in passing, oh, I wonder if they would like Jiu-Jitsu there in Senegal. So the idea was, if we could help these guys create a professional venue, then they could start to become part of a global market. It was an overwhelming response to what we were doing to the introduction of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. There were a couple of main people, like a master tube, for instance, who had big hands in hyping up our visit to Senegal. Really, he brought everybody in. Everyone was extremely passionate, very humble, and everyone was there really willing to learn, which is a big surprise to me. But those senior guys, they got it. They understood. Professional mixed martial arts is potentially a breakout opportunity for a country that has a physical fitness culture. I think we'd like to keep it as two jar heads with a project, but we're looking at every possible option to go back, make another trip in whatever way we might do it.


Steve, I think it's a foregone conclusion for a while, but became official tonight. You guys punched the playoff spot. Was there a reaction in the locker room? And how does it feel to just kind of get that part of it done? Yeah, I mean, it's great. I think we have our eyes on bigger things. But it's nice first step to clinch a berth. And for this group, facing all we face to be in this position, and this 10 games left is very positive. Michael Grady, yes, network. Coach, how big was the play at that second unit? And especially that stretch, I think it was third heading to the fourth. Toronto got some momentum, a race to 10 point deficit. But you stuck with those guys and they made plays. Yeah, they were great. Tyler, Mike James was great. We played with a little more pace and made it, I think, more difficult for them. Defensively, they do such a good job scrambling and making it hard for you. The more static you are, I think that really fuels their defense. So we were able to spread them out, make plays, made some shots, made them guard in space. And we were scrappy defensively. So I'm really proud of that second unit for sure. Given Toronto's style of play, what did you guys have to figure out as the game went along to get some sustained success? Like I said, I think they scramble incredibly well.  They make you play at a pace just north of where you normally play at. So I think it took us time to get used to that. I think also, the more we were able to spread them out and play with a little pace, like I said, make them guard in space, we were able to create bigger openings, bigger gaps, longer rotations, which made it more difficult for them. Alex Schiffer, the athletic. Hey, Steve, it seems like they were really capitalizing on the offensive rebounding in the first half. Would you make your guys' issues there? Yeah, we talked about it half time. We said if it wasn't, I think it was 15-2 on the offensive glass at half time, without that discrepancy, we would have been up 15 points. So I think we held into four second chance points in the second half. So it was a much improved effort, and we went by 15 or so. So 13. So that was the difference. We kept them off the glass, and our defense was solid in the fourth quarter holding the 20 points. And obviously, like we said, the second unit and the starters at the end of the game really picked them apart. Brian Lewis, New York Post.  But I mean, what have you seen from Mike James that you could trust him in these kind of moments when, basically, he's only been around a few days and for you to be using him down the stretch? Well, he's an athletic and skilled player. As long as he plays simple and makes good basketball plays like he has with us in his first few games, he can play a role for us. He has a burst of pace. He can get in the paint, play draw and kick. He also obviously showed that he can score the ball. We know that from his history. But if he can be that guard that ups the pace, that penetrates, draws the defense, and makes the extra pass, that's a huge value right for our team. So really, I think, great performance from him tonight. And those are some of the tools that he can bring to the table for us. Matt Brooks, Nets Daily. Hey, Steve, just curious about your thoughts on Blake and just his transformation as a whole, really just from where he was in Los Angeles and Detroit and from what he's doing for you guys now. Yeah, I mean, Blake's been great. Just like his IQ, his toughness, his physicality, his willingness to give up his body and be physical. I think it's a different role from him from being the guy that's asked to carry and produce. He's a complementary player now. And he's accepted that with joy and pride. And it has been unbelievable with leading, I think, the league for 36 in charges. And just been a guy that's been happy to facilitate for his teammates' score when he needs to and just play a role. And it's such a pivotal role to have guys that give us versatility, he's making threes. He can post up smaller guys. It can be physical in the paint. So he's been great. And just his maturity and his IQ have been a big help for our team. Christian Winfield, New York Daily News. Hey, Coach, congratulations on the win. I mean, you speak a lot over the course of the season about building that connectivity and that cohesion. Is it fair to say that that was on display today in a game where 30 assists on 40 in the May baskets, you don't have Kyrie performing at a high level, but everybody else steps in. And it seems to be a byproduct of drive, kick, swing, swing, find the open man against a defense like this? Yeah, we haven't had a lot of time. We have a player that's been with us a week playing down the stretch. So that's just the type of season it's been. But tonight was a night where I think the connectivity showed in that Toronto really put us under the rest. They play so hard and they fly around and make it difficult for you. When things aren't going your way, you can start to splinter. And our guys stuck with it, faced some adversity throughout the game, didn't play their best basketball and stretches, but never wavered. They stayed together and they had the resolve to come back. And I think that's a product of the connectivity. So that, you know, well, we don't have the utmost connectivity because we haven't had a lot of time together. We have that connectivity in spirit and that's been helping us. I think a great deal. Last question, Steve Lichtenstein, WFN. Hi, Steve. Your philosophy of letting guys play through foul trouble or it's Joe Early with three, Jeff Lake with five. Is that something that was a personal philosophy or something that your analytics showed you? A little bit of both, I think analytics for sure, drive some of that.  So, you know, we trust the guys a little bit. We also know it's a long game. We got a lot of rotations. So it's not the end of the world if a guy gets his fourth too soon or whatever it may be. So, well, what's not ideal? I think we're willing to roll the dice a little bit and I think analytics definitely means in that direction as well.


This video is for you. Today I'm going to show you step by step how to repot your cactus safely so you don't get pricked. In order to know if our cactus needs repotting, I usually do two things. First, I check the size of the cactus. So as you can see this cacti look really big for their pots. This is a pretty good first sign that they need repotting. The second thing that I do is to look at the roots. So in order to look at them I'm just gonna put my protective gloves just so I protect my fingertips. So let's take it out and actually look at the roots. So as you can see for this one the roots are actually coming out of the pot. This is a pretty good sign that our cactus needs repotting. So let's get to see what we need. So the first thing that we will need to repot our cactus as you saw is our protective gloves. So make sure that you get some gloves that have some protection on your palm and the fingertips. This can be some rubber or something that is really thick so you can prevent being pricked. Then we will need our potting mix and this one you can actually get at the store a succulent and cacti potting mix or you can make your own. I'm actually using the one that I make at home. So this one actually has some sand and pearlite and of course it has some coconut water and warm castings. And I really like it because as you can see it's really soft and fluffy. So it's really good for my succulents. Of course you can get very creative with your potting mix as long as you put ingredients that are gonna raise the drainage and make it more soft and fluffy so you can protect the roots of your cacti. So for example we have some pumice here. This we can add to our potting mix and it will increase the drainage. And we have some sand here so this is actually the sand that I use for this potting mix and it will increase the drainage as well. On top of that we're gonna be using some small stones. So this one's I actually got in Tomb which is basically a home depot kind of here in Germany. And you can use these stones in many ways. I'm gonna show you how I use them for my cacti. And of course we're gonna have to have our new pots ready. So for the pots I would say two things. First make sure that your pot has some drainage holes at the bottom. This will prevent you from over watering your cacti. And second is the size of your pot. So I would recommend that you move your cactus to a pot that is one to two sizes bigger than the previous pot. This way your plant won't be too shocked in the new environment. And it will also help you to prevent over watering your cactus. Because if you move your cactus to a very big pot the roots are not going to be able to absorb all the water when you water it. And then it will be too much water for your plant. Now the first thing that we're going to do is to take our cactus out of the pot. So I'm just gonna try to pull it very carefully over here. Oh yeah so that was easy. And as you can see the roots are actually going around the potting mix here. Which is a very good sign that this cactus really needs a bigger pot. So what we're going to do is very gently try to remove the soil from these roots. And if the soil is good you can always add it to your mix. As you can see I'm almost massaging the soil out. Now one thing that I learned with summer rainbows is that if the roots get actually damaged it's okay all we need to do is that once we repot our cactus in the new pot we can wait a little bit before we water. So not watering right away but actually waiting two or three days. So we make sure that the roots are healed and they can actually take the water in so we don't overwater our cactus. So now I'm just gonna put the cactus I think is ready just over here. So you can wait for us while we prepare our new pot. So here we have our new pot. The first thing that I'm going to do is add these stones over here. I usually like to put some stones at the bottom of our pot. And this is to add an extra layer of drainage. So for this pot I think I'm going to add maybe one to two centimeters. Of course it depends on the size of your pot but you just want to make sure that you have some layer so you can have some drainage at the bottom. And now we will continue to add our potting mix just a little bit so our cacti can stand on the potting mix and not on the rocks. And we will add our cacti now very carefully right in the middle. So you can hold every one hand and then put some potting mix in the bottom. Then I like to add some rocks to the top of my mix just as a top dresser. And this will help us in two ways. First, it's a very nice decoration. It looks really beautiful. I really love how the rocks look with the terracotta pot and then the green of the cactus. But also it is really great when preventing our cacti from standing in wet soil or wet potting mix. Now with the second one I'm going to add another top dressing that I really like to use. So I'm just going to report it in one second and I'll be back. And now we will add our top dressing. So for this one I'm going to use this sand here. This is a size set sand that you can use in an aquarium. So you can get it in Amazon or in a pet store. And all we're going to do is add some sand. I'm going to mix it a little bit first. So I'm going to add some sand to my bowl here first. And I decided that I'm going to add some pumice to this one. It's almost sand because it's also very fine. So we're going to add some of this to our mix and we can mix now. It looks really pretty guys. And we're going to put it on our other cactus here. Whether we can hold our cactus still, especially with a cactus like this one that is very spiky, is with these guys right here. So they're really easy to use and I think they're very useful in these cases. So all we have to do is hold the cactus either by the spike or a little bit by the cactus itself. And then we can continue to add some of our pudding mix or our top dressing in this case. We can also use this tool to give the last touch. For example with our top dressing, just making sure that it's on the edge of our cactus. It's just more delicate. You know, I really like to experiment with different top dressings for my cacti. And this is because, I don't know, I really like to see different colors, different textures. And then I put them together and they really complement each other. So if you have any top dressing that you would like to use with your succulents or cacti, make sure to comment below so we can all learn together and I would love to see your combinations. And as always, I will see you in the next video. Okay, ciao!


Iqiti State Governor Kairi Faimi says the current security challenges facing the country could be overcome if every Nigerian develops a positive mindset towards achieving a peaceful Nigeria. Governor Faimi said this while speaking at a national security and peace symposium in Ibadan over the weekend. Worried over the rising rates of insecurity in the country, governors across the southern region of Nigeria had last Tuesday met to deliberate on the possible ways out of the lingering security crisis. Some of the consensus reached were the ban on open grazing in southern Nigeria, and a call for the convocation of a national dialogue, while they also repeated their commitment to Nigeria's unity. If we are committed about transforming Nigeria for the better and understanding our challenges for what they are in honest, dictated and determined fashion, we will pull behind all the triggers of violence in the land, this crime and criminality, we must also be taught on the causes of the crime. That's what you achieve as a person. You can never be insulated from the failure of your environment. I see a golden opportunity to achieve a new Nigeria. The golden opportunity is we will not have an incumbent president at the polls in 2023. I want everybody to concentrate. I need to find a way to provide solutions to our problems. The question we are asking is how do we get our communities to participate in solving these problems. And my summary of it is that we cannot be relying on Abu Dhabi for solving the problems.


Presiden Muhammadan Bohari is presiding over the 44th virtual meeting of the Federal Executive Council at the first latest conference room at the Presidential Villa Aboja. Among those physically attending the meeting are Vice President Yemi Osibajo, Secretary to the Government of the Federation Bosmosafa and Chief of Staff to the President Professor Ibrahim Gambari. All those include the Ministers of Information and Culture Lai Mohamed, Finance Zainab Ahmed and Justice Abubakar Malami as well as those of the industry trade and investment Nii Adebayo and Power Mamansali. The head of service of the Federation Dr. Folasha Day Yemi Esso and other ministers are participating in the weekly cabinet meeting from their various offices in Aboja. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.