Hey everybody, Councilor Thomas Renner here. I'm joined by Ray and Meredith and we're going to talk about the Halloween celebrations that are coming up in Winooski. Meredith, can you tell us a little more about what we're going to be doing here in Winooski? Yeah, if you've never been, we fill Rotary Park where we're sitting right now with a thousand pumpkins, with lots of people in costume, with activities, music, and we can't wait to bring everyone back out again. It's such an important community event for Winooski. It just happened that way and we are really glad to keep it going. Yeah, I definitely feel like it's one of the things that Winooski is known for, right? Like everybody knows about all of the pumpkins that we have in the Rotary, but I'm sure that's not a super easy process to undergo, so Ray, like what happens to get that all going? Well, I think first and foremost, I want to give some a shout out to Sally Tipson and the folks from Season Greetings volunteer group that carried this for the first 16 years. They really laid the groundwork that we're building on, but yeah, I mean everything from picking pumpkins, carving pumpkins, driving them back and forth to the farm, getting them out here, unloading. It's a huge community process, so it takes tons of volunteers support, and it really is a community event. It's not just staff, it's everybody in the community coming out and lifting a hand, which is great. Awesome, awesome. So it sounds like we need some volunteers. How should residents of Winooski get in touch with us to let us know that they want to help out with the pumpkins this year? We have a website, downtownwinooski.org slash halloween. It couldn't be easier. You go there, there's all of the dates that you need to know. Also signing up for volunteering, emailing me if you have any questions. Like Ray said, we need volunteers on a lot of different dates. We are doing picking the pumpkins from the farms on the 20th and the 21st of October, coming up in a few weeks, and then that weekend starts our community carving days at the senior center, Barlow Street, and that also starts the pickup of pumpkins. This was something that Ray and his team started during the pandemic, and it has been incredibly popular, so we're super glad to keep that going. Essentially, anyone can come to the senior center starting on the 22nd, pick up pumpkins, bring them home, carve them, and then bring them back to the senior center by the 26th, and they'll be displayed here in Rotary Park. That's amazing. Yeah, curbside service. Curbside service. And you know, we've all gotten used to that in the last couple of years, so why not with pumpkins as well? Yeah, exactly. We will be doing the traditional carving as a community indoors and out at the senior center on that Saturday and Sunday. Awesome. Yeah, we're definitely hoping to see more folks back. I think that event with COVID definitely kind of dwindled a bit, you know, large community gatherings are not really happening, obviously, and so I think as we're, I think, in a better place, we've added some outdoor space as well, so I think a lot of safe options for folks to come out and reconnect with that really exciting and cool community event. We've got all the carving tools there, we've got designs ready to go. Perfect. And the best part, in my opinion, is that they're pre-gutted for you. Oh, great.  We'll do that for you. Yeah, nobody wants to do that. Put your artistic touch, so. Perfect. All right. Well, I'll put those dates in my calendar.  And we're also doing a couple other additional things this year. We're adding on a little costume swap for kids on those carving days. Awesome. I know, as a parent, I have a lot of random costumes in my house and I'd love to, you know, swap them with other family. Yeah. It's something that reduces waste in our community, it saves us money, and it's really fun for the kids. Yeah. So, you know, we might have to put some limits on certain kids how much they're taking, but we're welcoming donations for that, you know, for that swap. Awesome. And then you can come and pick up costumes for free. That's great. And all of our events are taking place before Halloween, so the kids will have their costumes to go trick-or-treating. Yeah. And all of the events are free. Like, picking up the pumpkins are free. I mean, we accept donations because we do have to pay for this event, but if you're a community member and you want to get involved in the volunteering or attending the events, everything is free and open to everyone. Great. Great. Awesome. Is there anything else that you think we should share with everybody about the Halloween celebrations? I would just say, I think even if you can't get out to volunteer, come check it out. It's a really cool spectacle and obviously, I'm not fully impartial, but I think it's definitely a really cool event. It's one of the best, I think, spectacles in this park, and it's really fun to just see it lit up, fully decorated, and I think to stand back to and know the community made that happen is always really special. So, yeah, I would say come out regardless of how that is. Volunteering, helping, just checking it out, whatever it is. We'd love to see you. And I would also say, just to give some context for the actual event, we do also need volunteer help on the 29th, which is the big day. That's the big show. That's where we take all of the thousand pumpkins that have been carved and we set them up in the park. It's no easy feat, even if you can only stay for 10 minutes, 20 minutes, half an hour. Any help? The hands are needed. We need dozens and dozens and dozens of people throughout the day to help this make this happen. And we also need help that night. So we are planning on having live music and DJs. We're having a special event this year, which is really exciting, inspired by something that happened last year spontaneously. We're actually hosting a kids club with DJ Craig Mitchell this year from five to seven. We'll also have music before and after. So we're really excited to have people come out, but there won't be pumpkins to look at if we don't have people help. And then also we will be needing help lighting all of the pumpkins. And I will say all of these different volunteer activities, people that try them, they often come back. We have repeat volunteers. So when people might think, I don't know what that sounds like. Maybe it doesn't sound like my cup of tea. Come try it out. Come try it out. Even if you're like, I have to leave in 15 minutes, at least you can try it. And the same goes for crossing guards.  I love this story. They happened upon the carving event. They came, they carved, they asked when they could help again. They came to do crossing guards on one night, and then loved it so much, they came back a second night. And that's just exactly what this is about. If you don't see it in person, you can't really understand what all the fuss is about. The reason why we do this is because it's such a unique event for this community and the region as a whole. This is the event that we see most of the, you know, different people from the region coming to Wenuski as well, because there's nothing else like this. It's really unique. It is really unique. So we're really excited to keep it going year after year, but we need all the help we can get. Absolutely. And there's so many different tasks that people can do that you can really find something that would appeal to you more than another task may. Yeah, absolutely. And if you go to the website, downtown Wenuski.org slash Halloween, you'll find out that we're doing a carving competition again this year. We're doing lots of other things. So there's so many different ways to get involved and to have fun when you're here. Come on down on Saturday. That's the big day. That's our party day. We'll also be letting the pumpkins on Sunday night. They will be out on Halloween day, which is Monday, but we won't be letting them that day, partially because they will have been a little aged at that point. But we know that they'll still be fun to look at. So if you do want to swing by on Monday, you can, but they won't be lit that night. But the big party is definitely Saturday and we can't wait to see everybody. I'm looking forward to carving pumpkins and I'm looking forward to Craig Mitchell performing for the kids club. So that'll be great.


The Big Picture, an official television report of the United States Army, produced for the armed forces and the American people. Now to show you part of The Big Picture, here is Master Sergeant Stuart Quain. On 17 August 1955, Executive Order 10631 was signed by President Eisenhower. It was a rather unusual Executive Order, and states in part, by virtue of the authority vested in me as President of the United States, and as Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the United States, I hereby prescribe the Code of Conduct for members of the Armed Forces of the United States. This Code of Conduct today is found throughout the world, wherever our armed forces are stationed. The code is dramatically presented by a series of six posters. How these posters came into being is the first story on The Big Picture today. On every bulletin board, in every service installation, the service man's Code of Conduct, set into simply and clearly worded articles by order of the President, it serves as both a reminder and a guide. A reminder of how the American underarms has conducted himself in the past when fallen into enemy hands, a guide enabling today's fighting man to live up to the same high principles of devotion to duty, should that misfortune be his own lot. Stressing the importance that Uncle Sam attaches to the Code, your Department of Defense has put into practice an age-old precept. One picture is worth a thousand words. Posters, carrying the meaning of an entire paragraph, are to punch home the Code's all-important six articles. To create these colorful posters, the services of the entire membership of the Society of American Illustrators have been enlisted. The Society includes the country's best-known artists. You've seen their work on the covers of the countless magazines that line our newsstands and find their way into our libraries and our homes. Within these publications, their familiar styles engage our interest and enliven the stories they illustrate. We are privileged to see some of these top flight craftsmen at work. Here is Hardy Gramatki and his artist's colony neighbor, Alex Ross, both of whom entered the poster contest sponsored by the Department of Defense. Steve Dohanos, best known for his Saturday Evening Post covers, is another of the 400 contestants. Tom Lovell, who within a few months will find himself among the lucky six to win a first award. And Harold Von Schmidt, whose own words, sum up the sincerity and dedication with which each of these artists approached his work. I'm interested in a part of the Code which deals with resisting the enemy by all means available. The first thing that came to my mind was someone in our own history, one whom we all know, who's arrested, continued to resist. Nathan Hale, you remember his famous statement? I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country. That's a perfect statement, 21 years old when he died, that this was what he was willing to do. Put him in mind of what someone said, he who dies for his country has lived long enough. The showing of the finished canvases was staged in Washington on the Pentagon's main concourse. There the Department of Defense's announcement was appropriately framed by the figure of a Continental Rifleman, the first service man to know the sacrifices expected of an American prisoner of war. With this turnout of talent, it was no easy task to select the poster which would best illustrate the spirit behind each of the Code Six articles. A committee of judges selected from officials of the Department of Defense and the service arms was hard put to arrive at a choice. Since the goal was to see that one complete set of winning posters should reach every point on the globe where Americans are stationed, the final selection was only a first step in the Defense Department's program. The top award winners must now be handed over to one of the nation's best known lithograph companies, there to be reproduced as finished posters. A big job and fittingly enough the biggest camera in this country is used to make photographic plates of the chosen canvases. Gild Craftsman and the final word in lithographic machinery will now speed an endless flow of colorful placards to their ultimate destination. Every point in the world where an American serves a gigantic project to achieve an all-important goal, wherever they appear they will remind the serviceman that continued devotion to country is expected even should he be disarmed and fall into the hands of his enemy, a confiding man. I serve in the forces which guard my country and our way of life. I am prepared to give my life in their defense. I will never surrender of my own free will. If in command, I will never surrender my men while they still have the means to resist. If I am captured, I will continue to resist by all means available. I will make every effort to escape and aid others to escape. I will accept neither parole nor special favors from the enemy.  I will give no information nor take part in any action which might be harmful to my comrades. If I am senior, I will take command. If not, I will obey the lawful orders of those appointed over me and will back them up in every way. When questioned, should I become a prisoner of war, I am bound to give only name, rank, service number, and date of birth. I will evade answering further questions to the utmost of my ability. I will make no oral or written statements disloyal to my country and its allies or harmful to their cause. I will never forget that I am an American fighting man, responsible for my actions and dedicated to the principles which made my country free. I will trust in my God and in the United States of America. The Code of Conduct posters stretch around the world from Germany to Japan and back to the United States. And it is in these three countries that our next three big picture stories take place. One story called Operation Red Corpuscle is a story of giving. It concerns an entire company of men stationed in Germany and how they as a unit gave their blood that others might live. Another story takes place in Japan. It is about milk and how this nourishing liquid taken for granted here at home reaches our Army personnel 5,000 miles away in the Far East. The third story starts in the United States and is really unfinished, but the leading characters may soon find themselves serving in the most remote corners of the world. This is the story of the men who are learning to operate your army's newest source of power derived from the atomic reactor. Nernberg, Germany and the first of our next three stories, Operation Red Corpuscle. Nernberg is the home of the United States Fifth Infantry Regiment while they are stationed in Germany. Recently all the men of the fifth heavy mortar company volunteered to donate one pint of blood each to the U.S. Army Blood Bank at Landstuhl, Germany. Meanwhile out on the hospital helicopter landing pad two big whirly birds settled down carrying the blood bank chests from Landstuhl here to this hospital in Nernberg. It's a lot easier than bringing the whole company to the blood bank. The regimental band and they're playing a welcome march as the buses roll onto the hospital ground. Single file the men walk into the hospital where a preliminary physical exam is given to all of them before they can give their pint of blood. Pressure is taken, then a sample is taken to determine the type of blood each donor has and to ensure that his blood will clot correctly. It's only blood, but some fellows just can't stand the sight of it and prepares for the actual process of donating. If the palms are a little sticky at this point that's perfectly understandable. It's really just the idea that is sometimes hard to get used to. Actually the process of blood donating is not painful and your body replaces the lost blood in just a few hours time. So really you're only lending the pint. You get it back so quickly.  It contains one pint of human blood 91% water and yet so precious that it holds the key to survival for many a hospital patient. The bag of blood must be placed in a refrigerated blood chest immediately after being filled or the red corpuscles will start to die. An average man has about six quarts of blood constantly circulating throughout his system. This blood brings food and oxygen to his body cells and fights infection. It's every man's own personal transportation and defense system. That's why it's so important to have blood stored ready for the individual emergencies that happen every day. That's why these men have given their blood that others may live. And after donating, free chow for all to help replace those red blood corpuscles. And really so bad was it As the men of the heavy motor company get ready to return to their regular duties, the chests of fresh whole blood are wheeled out to the waiting helicopters. Much heavier now than when they arrived. Each carries the gift of life to those who will soon need it. A gift donated by a company of men from the fifth infantry regiment in Germany during an incident called Operation Red Corpuscle. In Yokohama, Japan, your army supervises an unusual operation. This is the Blue Seal Dairy run by the International Dairy Supply Company under contract from the Department of the Army. The dairy makes liquid milk and other dairy products from dry solids shipped from the United States. Here a truck of skim milk is unloaded at the dairy plant. Inside, trained Japanese personnel open the sealed containers and empty them into a hopper for mixing with other ingredients. This is the first step in the recombining process to make fluid milk. From the hopper, the dry solids are mixed with anhydrous milk fats and purified water. Though run by the International Dairy Supply Company and operated by Japanese personnel, U.S. Army specialists are always in evidence around the plant. For constant inspection is the key to a high quality product. Precision temperature is 162 degrees Fahrenheit and it must be accurately maintained. Once recombined and pasteurized, the now fluid milk is ready for packaging. This is the PurePak machine. Semi-automatic in operation, it waxes, fills and seals the full container. The filled cartons are placed in cases and kept under refrigeration until shipped. But every day before milk is shipped, samples are taken for testing. A bacteria count is made and the butterfat content checked. The tests ensure that the milk is pure and that it has the same nutritional ingredients as natural whole milk. But the proof of the pudding is still in the eating and the taste test is the final criteria. This man-made product is almost indistinguishable from fresh country milk. Another product of the Blue Seal Dairy is an American favorite, ice cream. Vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, whatever your choice is, it's sure to be produced. Here is ice cream by the bucket as bulk containers are filled by modern continuous supply machines. Popsicles are made. Under the watchful eye of an army veterinarian, the forms are filled with the popsicle mixture and then leveled off. Next, the forms are placed in a brine tank to freeze. At the other end, the forms get steamed off and presto popsicles. Each cheese is another product of the Blue Seal Dairy. Here the cheese already in the vat is cross cut before cooking. Next, the liquid whey is drained out the bottom of the vat. Now the cheese is trenched and allowed to set for about an hour before being placed in the hopper of the packing machine.  To have these things that are commonplace back home, that is the purpose of the Blue Seal Dairy. To make available at the commissary store all those foods that American servicemen and their dependents like so much. To make being so far away a little more like home. But it can never be exactly the same. And should you want sour cream, for instance, you've got to mix your own. Throughout Japan, whether it's in the commissary store, the post exchange snack bar, or in the chow line of a mess hall, the products of the Blue Seal Dairy are much in evidence. Just one more way your army makes life overseas a little closer to the life these men have known at home, upon the face of the earth. It is the shape of things to come. For this is a prototype atomic power reactor at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. It can produce electricity for a good size town for more than a year on a single charge of nuclear fuel. This ability to operate for long periods on a few pounds of fuel will save your army millions of dollars in transportation costs and solve many pressing problems in logistics. But right now the problem is to train men to run the reactor. The University of Virginia was selected for the first inter-service training course. Founded in 1817 by Thomas Jefferson, the university has long been a respected seat of higher learning. Here in this traditional setting, 30 men in Mufti from the Army, Navy, and Air Force have come to learn how an atomic power plant works. These men have been selected for their high IQ and engineering background. The course here is 22 weeks and includes such subjects as mathematics, physics, and mechanical, electrical, and nuclear engineering. Geometry, trigonometry, and calculus were once familiar to all these men. But that may have been some time ago. With the help of the instructor, it all comes back. Nuclear physics and engineering. Right here, in the classroom, is where the theory is taught. This is the why of atomic power. The how will come later when these men start their laboratory work. The campus is beautiful. And though the men may stop and look for a moment, they are all beginning careers in an entirely new and exciting field. And even on a break, the books are opened and the mysteries of the atom discussed. It's a five and a half day week here with 22 hours of classes and many more of supervised study. Much of the classroom time is spent in the laboratory. For here is where all the physics and mathematics theory materializes into the meters and switches that control the atomic power output. The students not only observe, but also learn by doing. For they'll have to be familiar with every operation here when they start to run an atomic power plant on their own. The nuclear fission that takes place in an atomic reactor must be closely monitored and very carefully controlled. It will be up to these men to confine the reaction so that the power level never exceeds certain limits. Fully aware of the responsibilities of their future assignment, the students burn a good deal of the midnight oil preparing themselves. All have at least four more years of obligated military service. But all know that theirs is going to be the kind of experience that will make them valuable men, whatever their future career. Their enthusiasm for the program is evident as they tell us in their own words. The nuclear power program is one of the new fields of endeavor in the armed forces. This opportunity of receiving this training here at the University of Virginia will advance me in the Army in a new career. The training that I am receiving here at the University combined with my past experience in steam and hydro power plants will enable me to be a superintendent of a nuclear power plant. I believe that there will be many similar positions in this field in the future. The men here studying with me, the enlisted personnel and officers, are not only bettering themselves in the service and for the service, but they will increase the efficiency of the Army, Navy, and their force and make it a most modern military organization. We are completing a course here at the University of Virginia in nuclear power. Together with this academic training and with the practical experience that we shall receive, we shall be able to train other people and to operate nuclear electric power and heating plants at remote installations throughout the world. At Fort Belvoir, putting theory learned at the University to work, two of the students select a rod of enriched uranium 235. It is sheathed in stainless steel for protection. These rods are the fuel for the nuclear reactor. Now the students practice charging up the atomic furnace of the prototype reactor. The force of a nuclear reaction is controlled by changing the positions of these rods. The utmost caution must be exercised. In the control room, watchful eyes make sure that all is well. With everything checked and functioning properly, the tension eases. And these men can take pride in the knowledge that they are among the few selected to master the power of the atom and put it to useful purpose.  Now this is Sergeant Stuart Queen inviting you to be with us again next week for another look at your army in action on the big picture. The big picture is an official television report for the armed forces and the American people produced by the Army pictorial center presented by the United States Army in cooperation with this station.


Okay, so I'm just outside of Channel 9 Studios, and I just finished my interview I'm gonna say that that was intense interview. I Hope that I came across well. Hello everyone. Welcome to another video It's been about a week since I've uploaded a video if you've clicked on this video just to see this Interview that I did I want you to just go down into the comments section. There's some links there You can go and watch it on my Facebook I'll leave the Google Drive link there. They haven't uploaded it to YouTube yet, which is a bit of a shame I cannot upload any Content to my channel that could be perceived as copyright Even if it's fair use at the moment because I've got a strike on my channel I want to tell you a little bit about this interview how it come about and What my thoughts on are on it if you if you want to go watch it first That's fine. Come back to this video, please and leave your comments about the interview I'd really like to hear your feedback This is the green room here Channel 9 green room is getting ready to go in so the today show is a really large Australian morning show and I want to tell you how This interview came about because I was in England for two months. I'm back at my home base now I've got a little office here in Indonesia, so I spent two months in England campaigning and I worked every single day. I Really put myself on the line there and I started to become mentally exhausted and I needed to Come back and retreat back here in Indonesia to recollect my thoughts. I've been you know burning the candle at both ends So I come back here I literally slept for three days straight when I woke up for my three-day rest I had been contacted by the today show and they said we We've seen a few articles about you veganism has been in the Australian media quite a bit and we want you on the show They said they could televise me live from Indonesia and I said well Maybe the dynamic would be better if I come there. So they were in Sydney. So they luckily it was really Close flights about five hours from here to Sydney and they flew me straight from here to Sydney So it's just worked out really You know almost too well I had about a week to prepare really was about four or five days to prepare for this interview and I decided to stay off social media for that time and I decided to really focus on this interview and What I was going to say how I was going to say it and I kind of had an idea about what they were going to run past me I mean, it's usually the same things. I really wanted this to be an effective dialogue So, yeah, I spent I spent a few days just Staying calm and you know Picturing how it would turn out and just going over how I would say things I personally feel like it was one of the better TV interviews that I've done. I Said some pretty heavy things. I said some pretty heavy things now They were looking for a retraction of my statements where I compared dairy farmers to Nazis. I didn't do that I actually Refused to retract my statements about dairy farmers being likened to Nazis I just I thought through the animals eyes. They they are they're not the good people. So Even though I don't think they're inherently bad people. I just I think I wanted to speak for the animals there and God, let's see how this one goes a very controversial interview, I think Because through the cow's eyes The Holocaust that they are experiencing, you know through the pigs eyes the Holocaust they're experiencing is no different to the Holocaust Any humans have experienced it's the only difference is species really So I decided not to retract any of those statements as you know radical as they may seem I decided instead to explain why This is a Holocaust. So please leave your feedback on the interview now The ladies interviewing me were quite gobsmacked. I was you know sitting about a meter away from them And at times they just looked quite stunned The the two ladies who interviewed me said wow, we've definitely given me a lot to think about so so after the interview She goes like one of the ladies actually said to me oh wow You really gave me something to think about there like you know, she looked really like they didn't really have an answer It's almost like this was their first You know run in with kind of a logical You know educated vegan activist and she said to me, you know, I'm trying to reduce Joey I'm trying to reduce and I said, you know like people in positions like yours. We need to just go vegan I mean, there's a lot of celebrities going vegan now Reducing is really it really isn't good enough to reduce reduce when we know like the impact on the environment and You know we're going completely against our values as compassionate humans to commit this abuse to animals Anyways, two people on set came up to me Like one was a lighting guy that that that that did the lighting So if you're watching how you going bro and he shook my hand he goes great work great work Thanks for speaking up another guy was a host of the following show After the morning show and his name was David and he's been vegan for three years and he said thanks so much for all your work You know, I speak about this all the time at on on set and you know at his workplace So it was just interesting to know that there was Support there and there's vegans everywhere wherever you go. So it's just really cool. Yeah, so Really really happy with this interview There's a lot of powerful things that I feel like they come across really well I think about a quarter of a million people watch that show every morning There might have been more because it was such a controversial topic and then they've got uh, they're online Following as well Which will all have seen This message a very strong animal rights message, you know, not skimping on the truth not holding out on any transparency and really looking for logical consistency from the public and just You know pleading my case for the animals And I'm just a genuine honest person and you know, if you meet me in real life You'll see that I'm just as passionate in real life about this as I am on screen And I think really we all need to step up or not a notch and you know, just start saying it how it is Don't be afraid of the backlash. There's always going to be backlash when you're speaking true Just say it how it is the animals need us now. This is very very urgent So I'm looking forward to more media to come in Australia. It seems like they're catching up with the whole media thing uk has been bringing Veganism out into the forefront. They've really ran it through the ringer. Haven't they? So Australia is going to do the same I feel as well I really think this is going to be perpetuated by the mainstream media even more so in Australia as the time goes by I want to talk about the the strike that I've got on my channel too I don't want to really say too much about it until it's over But there was a strike on my channel and I'm just trying to get that resolved now I used some footage. It was fair use. That's why I cannot do a response video to my interview I can't really even put any clips of the interview in I could just leave the links down below for you to go check it out for yourselves And tell me what you think and please share it, you know, please share I really do think this is one for the non-vegans to see as well Thank you so much for all your support It was a much needed break for me like that week off and I just used it to sort of reflect and You know educate myself on Certain things I watched a bit of Gary Rofsky for inspiration. I I also just Made sure I was I was sharp for this Interview I made sure I was I was looking presentable And had a clear well-slept You know just feeling rational and just feeling emotionally stable before I got there on to on to tv And I think that's what I'll do more of in the future too if I have any more media I think I'll really, you know focus myself. I mean, we're not perfect as advocates I mean, I'm not perfect a perfect advocate I'll just try my best and it's never going to be 100 perfect. You're always going to reflecting Oh, I could have said this I could have said that As long as we are saying something and as long as we speak from our heart You know, you're going to get better as you progress Just don't listen to the criticism and the backlash just speak from your heart for the animals Like if it was you in the animals position and that's one of the best Things that I took from Gary Rofsky was like always speak for the animals Like you would want to be spoken for if it was you and their position I'm just preparing for this interview I'm watching Dominion And it's absolutely horrific. It's making me so angry I'm just hoping that I can channel that anger in a productive way And speak for the animals Like I'd want to be spoken for because this is just horrible. It never gets easier watching this stuff So anyway, that's where I'm at. I'm back at home base now in Indonesia I'll be I've got a few big things coming up too to do with tv again And I'm going to take every tv media opportunity I can get Uh, it's really that's where you know when it comes to tv You're reaching a non-vegan audience If there's any non-vegans watching this right now, like look you can look into anything I say And if you want to try to like, you know, disprove anything, that's fine You I think I I just want you to Think about these things. I want you to look into them yourself If you don't think that pigs a gas chamber, check it out.  This isn't vegan propaganda This is all open for you to find out for yourself the information is there. What happens in the dairy industry There's a standard practice when talking about just look inside your heart and say oh like am I acting consistently with my own values Do I have a certain code of ethics towards animals that I'm breaching every time I eat them? So Anyways guys, thank you so much for your support Check out the videos leave them linked below and I'll see you on the next video. Peace So two people actually come up and said thanks for all the work that you do. So it was really really cool All in all, I think it will be A very controversial interview that might be received positively by a lot of people But also there's going to be a lot of opposition


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I don't want to delete it forever. Girl, cry again. Hey y'all, welcome back to my channel. Today's video, as you can see from the title, is gonna be me explaining what the happened to my YouTube channel for what, three days. So yeah, if you're new here, hey, my name's Akira Jenae. Don't forget to subscribe or join the family before you leave. So jump right into this. I don't want it to be long. I may or may not have time stamps. I'm gonna try to keep this in order. So it may be time stamps, it may not be, but as you guys know, I posted a video on January 25th. So January 25th, everything that I'm looking at on my phone, I will have on the screen. So January 25th, I posted a video. The vlog was my New Year's Eve date night, vision board, DIY nails, et cetera. And I literally made the thumbnail. I put it obviously on the board. I'm on the screen somewhere, but I have made a thumbnail for this video at 104 p.m. on January 25th. So I usually post my videos. I don't really have a certain day I post. I have a certain time I like to post. So I do like to post at three o'clock every single time I post. If it's not three o'clock, then maybe it'll be like four o'clock if the video is like saving pretty late or whatever. But posted it at three, maybe three 30-ish. And this particular day, January 25th, I had to go to work. Prince, stop sniffing the door. I had to go to work. I gotta be there by six 30. So Prince, please son, stop. I had to be there by six 30. So I was like, all right, I'm gonna post this video at three, three 30. Then I'm gonna take me a little nap, wake up at five 30, you know, go to work, everything good. No, we don't. Literally, I woke up my alarm. Alexa went off at like five 30. I screenshot at this at five 34. I get on my YouTube channel because normally when I post at three o'clock or whatever, within the first hour, I will normally, almost every time, definitely, will have more than two to three, two to three comments. So what made me go to my channel is I'm looking on my notification bar like, girl, where the comments? Like, where's notification game? Where's this person? Where's this person? Like, I know the OGs that always comment, you know, first or within like the top five people. So I'm like, where is someone's soul? They not on here. So I go to my channel, get on my channel. And the first thing that I see on my channel, child, is a curing day. But I see blue. So it's gonna be on the screen. The blue that I see says Ripple ENG. So my name was on there, but when I like refreshed the feed, it had went to Ripple, I think it was like Ripple ENG or something. Yeah, Ripple ENG. This was at five 34. They were on a live. Some stuff, you'll see it on the screen. I don't even know what the heck this stuff is, but they were on live. At this point when I screenshotted this, it was 1.6K of you guys on there watching, gorgeous, whoever watching, I don't know. And it had, I only had one video. So they had set all my videos on private. I thought everything was gone. I thought my videos was gone, my channel gone, everything, but everything was set to private. So at this point, I was still able to get into my YouTube channel. There's not many videos about being hacked on YouTube, so that's why I did wanna do this video. The few videos that I found, I will post on the screen, but they literally were talking about their Google account was hacked. My Google account was compromised, Google said, but my YouTube channel was hacked first. And everyone else that I found, it was their Google account. They were not able to sign into their Gmail. This whole process, I was continuously able to sign into my Gmail account. That's how I was contacting YouTube and Google. So from the videos I watched, I try not to freak out too much. I found out that I had to do this hijacked thing on YouTube. One thing that I found out to do from some of the videos is tweet Twitter support. I'll put the correct name right here or whatever, but you're supposed to tweet them, and then they'll send you the link. The link is literally already on Google website or YouTube website or whatever, but if you need the link quick, I literally tweeted them. Let me see, let me go to my Twitter real quick. I tweeted them, and within two minutes, they literally tweeted me back. I said, my YouTube account with 25,000 subscribers has been hacked. I need help to recover it. Please help. I added YouTube, Google, Team YouTube, Team YouTube, at YouTube, YouTube creators. So Team YouTube is the person who will get back to you. They got back to me at 10, 15. They said, sorry to hear about this, we've sent you a DM, look out for that. So the DM, they literally just sent me the form that I had already filled out. I didn't know that's what they were gonna send me. So literally you can just type in, I typed in what to do when your YouTube account get hacked, and then I found the form that way, but I will post the YouTube DM conversation or whatever. So yeah, I had already filled that out, but the thing is, a tip I wanna give you guys right now, anybody who has a YouTube channel, even if you have one subscriber right now, make sure you screenshot right down this information, save this information somewhere. What took me so long to fill out the form was because I didn't have anything. Like I feel so bad for the people who, like I was still able to access my Gmail and like my Google AdSense. Some people who Gmail get compromised, they can't really access this as fast. So all the things that I have to type in on that form, you can literally go to the form right now, like to see what it is, but you have to have your payments ID account. Did not have that run down anywhere. You have to have your payment ID profile, like a whole bunch of numbers. You gotta have your IP address location. Like it was just a whole lots of stuff and what else? I had to have my publisher ID. It took me so long to find this publisher ID. So you have to have that.  Screenshot it, screenshot every number, every ID, keep on file because you're never enough. That was my problem. I didn't have anything on file and I was like, thank God I was still able to log into everything because if not, I would have been asked out for real. So that's that. I was still able to see a few videos on my page. You guys started to realize it after maybe like 30 minutes to an hour I got some comments on my last video and it was like, why is there only one video on this account? I think you're Hactakira. Somebody was like, DM or I got an Instagram. Y'all start calling, y'all start DMing me. Like I appreciate everything you guys done for me and I tried to respond back to almost, I tried to respond back to as many jobs as I could. It's a lot of y'all. So that's why I just did Instagram story but thank you guys so much. So after you guys were steady telling me and stuff like that, I think I might have posted a boomerang or like a story update either later that night or the next day. So yeah, everything was just in Ripple and ENG. I was still able to log into my Gmail, this whole process. So that was not as compromised as my YouTube channel. On my YouTube channel though, they posted, they were doing that live and they also I think tried to like post a video or something. I'm not quite sure. So after they posted that print smooth, what was it? Okay, so the live video, I got a community guideline strike and it was from the live and the policy is because it was harmful or dangerous content.  Obviously they're really quick to do that. So I made sure to screenshot that and after that happened, I think I screenshot it. Why does he do this every time I try to record? My God. Okay, I screenshot it that January 25th at 7.30 p.m. So my account on January 26th at 3.27 p.m. says hi Ripple ENG, since they changed my name. We have reviewed your content and found several repeated violations of our community guidelines. Please, because of this, we have removed your channel from YouTube. That right there in itself, because of this, we removed your channel from YouTube. Girl, I thought everything was over. I just knew everything was over at that point. So furthermore, you can read it. It's just saying we know this probably is upsetting news but it's our job to make YouTube a safe place for all, if you think this is not right, you can appeal.  So in my paragraph to appeal it, I said, hello, my account has been suspended due to actions that was not done by me. Someone has hacked my YouTube channel which is named Acura Genay and changed my name to Ripple ENG. And also did a live stream. I have screenshots of this and I need help with getting my page back up 25,000 subscribers. This breaks my heart completely because I love YouTube and creating content for my subscribers. Can you please in all caps to help me get my channel back up and running? I forgot to mention, once I woke up at 5.30 on January 25th and seeing Ripple ENG in my heart started beating 1,000 beats per second. I got hot, I got like woozy girl. This is serious, this is real serious. And I started crying.   And you know, yo, man or girl, whatever, they can tell me something wrong, which is he was like, what's wrong? Couldn't even hold a minute and just start crying. My YouTube channel! Girl, oh my God. So yeah, I sent that, it was submitted. Every time you submit something to them, it's gonna say thanks for contacting our Google accounts team. We'll review your report and we will contact you only if we have additional information to share. That right there shattered my heart also. And I think I also got an email back from Google after I sent that, because I sent this to Google. And my Google account wasn't really the one that was like hacked, it was compromised, yes, but it wasn't hacked.  Girl cried again. So getting into how all of this happened, I'll just be putting different things on the screen or whatever, but the whole process took me three days to get my account back. January 28th, my account was recovered. They sent me the email. January 28th at 9.30 p.m. It says, hi Akira, thank you for your continued patience during this process. We just wanted to let you know that our team has finished recovering your channel. In addition to looking into your account, our specialties may perform the following actions. We have deleted the hijacker, added videos, the suspension on the channel has been resolved and the channel is now back active. And that's when I went back and turned all my videos from private back to public and you know, so forth. So how this happened, I will show the emails that were definitely pretty much sketchy. That I can see that now. I think I was just so blindsided by the fact that I am moving. So that's being announced to you guys first here. I am moving and so it's like, I need it. I'm basically breaking my lease. So it's like, I basically just need a lot of money right now. You know, so it's like, they were offering me, I think anywhere from like 500 to like 1,000, 1,500, 5,000 depending on your subscriber count they said. So some of these other videos I watched, the same thing happened to them but it was kind of like in a gaming form. So I guess they channeled to me as a new editing software. So looked up the software, I thought it was completely legit because the softwares and stuff are legit.   I wrote out a prayer in my notes and literally I just prayed to him to like basically get all of that like out of me, like out of my mind and stuff like don't, I don't want to be blindsided by the fact of just trying to hurry up and get a quick book, trying to hear up and get quick dollars if that makes sense to you guys. I don't know, I kind of wrote it down and then kind of just talked to God about it and I just feel like I'm definitely more aware. I'm not going to try to get a quick book and really read into the lives of things. Looking back now it's like Doug here at how the heck did you not tell that was a scam but you know, we all live and we learn stuff like this happened so we can tell you guys what to look out for or not to do this and that. So there's still emailing me not necessarily the same email thread but it's like different companies and stuff like that and how I know it's fake, I screenshot this right now and post this. The email, every single email, it was three different companies so every single email ends with dot the letter C and the letter Z. It's either CZ or it's a melon if I can find it I'll post it on the screen. So basically how this happened, I needed to download Windows, I should have never done this but I have a Mac book and for me to get this software which is really a actual software, for me to actually get the software I would need to download Windows. So I downloaded Windows, they sent me a few documents basically they sent me over like a demo of what somebody did which they probably stole from someone's video and cropped it out and stuff because I couldn't even see her name in it but usually they'll send like a YouTube link which there are so many red flags when you think of back right now like I don't know don't get on my A but usually companies will send me a link of actual YouTube videos from a YouTuber doing something for their company so I can just go to their YouTube channel and like see everything whatever but literally it was just a clip so should have known it was stolen then but literally I downloaded Windows, I had to do like a voiceover like a 30 to 45 second voiceover did that they didn't really respond back to me and this was the day of the 25th so when they didn't respond back to me I'm like y'all been blowing me up and they are not responding back to me so I'm like another red flag I should have freaking knew but I didn't so it got downloaded, I downloaded I kept trying to download the files and the files would not download it was saying like error or it was just saying like a whole bunch of different things and right there again another red flag of like 50 I should have freaking known then but whatever you know we live and we learn that's why I'm here so it didn't work and then I was like okay I give up and this is after I had posted my YouTube video in like three or 330 on January 25th sorry if I'm out of line or whatever out of the timeline but after I downloaded I was like okay whatever I'm just gonna give it a rest and try to come back and figure out how to download this stuff again so when I woke up at 5.30 I was gonna try to hop on and see if anything like downloaded anything while I was sleeping and then that's when I got on there seeing the ripple engine and stuff like that so this had happened because I downloaded Windows on my Mac not necessarily me just downloading Windows mess me up it's because I tried to download their files through different things in Windows itself so it's like Windows is what they need to really take over your stuff like they can get into they basically got into my computer so with that being said me trying to click the links and download it that's giving them access but they needed Windows to do this it would not happen on Mac with these scammers or whatever so that's how it happened a few people were commenting and saying different things or whatever and they were all wrong one girl was like she wrote like a long paragraph and saying basically it was because my password was too weak it had nothing to do with my password my password has I think my password has 9 or 10 letters in it with numbers and symbols so I'm like I know it's not my password like that it just didn't make sense and I understand you guys didn't know the whole situation and you were just trying to help me and you know give some insight and stuff and I do appreciate that but it was just I didn't want the wrong things thrown out there so it was not because my password was weak literally when I made the password it said very strong like I have a lot of things into my password and I always been like that I always was wanting to put symbols and numbers and passwords so and capitalize you know just all kind of crazy stuff so that wasn't it one girl this was the craziest of all one girl said it was because I don't post consistently like the most I went without posting is maybe like a month youtubers do need breaks you know it's common everyone need a break from a job it's just like you're nine to five you're when you take PTO or you just call in for a sick day like you just need that day so it's like I took a PTO for like a week maybe two weeks whatever the case may be it's nothing different it's just it's YouTube you know so she was just like it's because I wasn't posting constantly and yeah I have to send that around in a group chat because I'm like what if you're watching this I'm sorry but that was just so funny because I understand what I feel like I understand where that can I don't know maybe seem like it because obviously if you're not using your YouTube channel I guess people think that like I don't know I guess if people if I'm not constantly posting I guess people think like I'm just not even looking at YouTube at all if I'm not posting I'm still recording every single week almost every you know other day or whatever the case may be like I'm constantly checking my comments checking my views like I'm constantly logged into my YouTube channel analytics everything but I'm just not posting but I'm still behind the scenes working and checking in on things so it's just like that's not the case and somebody a few other people send some more stuff but literally how I got hacked was I literally responded back to fake email scammers and I downloaded windows on my MacBook don't recommend and I clicked on their links trying to open them which were basically fake and they kind of took over that way I feel like that's kind of why my Google account wasn't compromised I don't know I don't know I don't really know but that's the story I hope you guys learn something from this I hope I explained enough showed enough just be very cautious of what you reply back to I know some emails like right now is just some emails still kind of feel sketchy to me but they're real normally I've just been doing hair reviews so I'm going to stick to what I know baby I just recently started doing clothing hauls I did clothing hauls but like now I'm about to get more into it I've been sponsored by She-In She-In twice now they actually emailed me again for some more stuff but I definitely got to do their videos this week Zaffle like I've been sponsored by clothing brands now so it's like I know how hair review people talk like from China they always call me dear honey like stuff like that like I know the way they email so just be careful I hope this helped my account was recovered in three days trust YouTube trust the process I feel like this literally is a shorter process because of what's that girl name after this I'm done talking because I think I've been talking for 21 minutes her name was Megan R-I-E-N-K-S I don't want to butcher her last name but her YouTube channel was stolen I think in like 2020 and literally it took her like months to get her like channel back and it's just insane so YouTube had told her that they were going to like call her into like the office and stuff and trying to figure out better ways to do this situation so if she actually did get in you know get into the office and stuff and help out with that I feel like Megan is the one who kind of shed light on all of this so thank you Megan thank you everybody else who created videos because y'all did help me y'all gave me a peace of mind all the videos that I like put in here if I can remember to link them I will link them but I will put a screenshot of the videos that I watched on the screen and you can just go to their page but thank them I think they were all guys yeah they were all guys it was like three videos because every other video was in like Arabic or something so thank them so much it did give me a peace of mind it slightly comped me down like I was at a hundred and then it kind of brought me down to about 80 just the 80 you know and yeah it took me three days to get my channel back thank you guys so much for the love and support as I already told you guys I am moving again I will talk more about that in my vlog that will be coming after this video and after a hair video so yeah stay tuned for a lot of moving vlogs I already have everything planned it's lit thank you so much again for supporting me and always being there for me love does not go unnoticed at all so until my next video I will see you lovelies then bye guys


Let's now look at the generalized form of gravitational potential energy. Previously you would have seen gravitational potential energy as e equal to mg change in h. This equation is valid for approximately constant g, or in other words, when I'll change in height or h as much smaller than r the distance between two masses as seen in Newton's law of universal gravitation. And this is the form of gravitational potential energy that we use when we're close to the surface of the earth. If we think about moving through a gravitational field with varying gravitational field strength, speeding from the earth to the sun for example, we know that the acceleration due to gravity, g, will be different at every point and will increase rapidly as we approach the sun. If we try to apply the potential energy equation we've shown here, there is no obvious gravitational field strength we should use. For this we need the more generalized form of potential energy. This equation is e equal to big g multiplied by both of the masses times the inverse of the initial distance minus the inverse of the final distance between the masses. So what can we deduce from the general potential energy equation? Well we can see the energy is linearly dependent on the product of the masses. Finally as objects move further away from each other, in the case where the final distance is greater than the initial distance, the potential energy is increased. This makes intuitive sense when we consider the kinetic energy of the system. As two masses move further apart from one another, the gravitational force pulling them together will decelerate that movement, reducing the kinetic energy and correspondingly increasing the potential energy to conserve total energy of the system. Consider a conceptual flyby of an asteroid around the star. The asteroid speeds up, turns around and slows down as a result of forces applied by the gravitational field. At every point the gravitational field is applying a force and the asteroid is moving. This means work is being done. Remember the formula for work is equal to the applied force multiplied by the distance travelled in the direction of that force. So as the asteroid speeds up it's the field itself doing work on the asteroid. As the asteroid slows down the work done on the asteroid is negative, which means the asteroid is actually doing work back on the field. Actually calculating the work done with this formula can be really hard when the motion follows a wild path and the vector field is pointing all over the place. Luckily we can use the change in the potential energy instead. That's something we'll look at in the next video.


Hello, I'm Anthony from REN in France. Today I'm going to talk to you about one of the first annotation steps that you perform after sequencing a new organism. So it's in this section, genome annotation, and then this tutorial, masking repeats with repeat mask. So this step is repeat masking. So usually when you sequence and assemble a new genome, you get a faster file containing the new sequences corresponding to the genome sequence.  That's called tandem repeats. Or you can have a bit longer sequences that are repeated in different positions of the genomes. So it's for the short interspace nuclear elements or the long interspace nuclear elements. And they can come from specific things like transposons or viral sequences. So why do we want to mask them? So first, this repeated sequence can be interesting on their own if they are coming from a specific transposons or viral sequences. But they also can have effects on the expression of genes. So you might be interested in knowing where they are on the genomes. The problem with these repeated elements is that often when you have a new genome, you want to annotate it to find the gene locations because you're often highly interested in genes. But the presence of all these repeated elements can be a problem for the annotation software that will try to detect the gene position. So often the first step when you get a new sequence is to detect all these repeated elements, to mark them. We will see how later. And then the annotation tools will take this information into account to try to predict more accurately the gene position later. So there are two different ways of masking repeats in a genome. The first one is soft masking. In this case, the result of this analysis will be your fast death file with repeated elements printed in return in a lower case instead of uppercase. And the other one is hard masking. And in this case, all the repeated elements found by the software in the genome will be replaced by the letter N, which means you will lose some sequence information from the sequence. So there are multiple software tools to perform this repeat masking step. Today, we are going to test the red and the repeat masker. But there are other ones like Repet. And these tools sometimes use a specific databases to detect repeated elements that have already been detected in other genomes. So the most known repeated elements database are DFAM and RepBase. And RepBase is a non-free database, which means you often have to pay to use it. So today, we're going to use DFAM. And to perform the tutorial, we're going to use a genome that was assembled following another tutorial of the GTN, which is the Fly assembly tutorial that you can click here. So let's start our tutorial. The first thing is to get our data into an history. So just copy this URLs. I've created a new history on usegalaxy.eu. This tutorial should work on all their usegalaxy servers. But we have tested it here. I'm going to rename it k. And then I'm going to upload data here. OK, so now it's uploaded. And you have three files. The first one is the genome sequence, the faster format that was assembled by a fly. So you see all the letters are uppercase. And you have more than 1,000 different contigs. The two of the thighs are repeat libraries. We will use it a bit later in the tutorial. So the first tool we are going to use is called red. So it's just a parade in the tools search box, like this. And you select it. And this tool is a very simple tool. It just takes as input the faster sequence of the genome you want to mask. And you just click on Run tool. So this is a tool which uses machine learning techniques. So it doesn't use any repeat library at all or any databases. But it will just look at the sequence. And based on the training data that was obtained from analyzing a lot of published genomes, the red tool will be able to detect chunks of sequence in your genome that looks like repeated elements. So it will run for a bit now. OK, red is finished. Now you have two output data sets in your history. The first one, if you look at it, contains the genome sequence. But as you can see, parts of it have been written in lower case, which correspond to repeated element as detected by red. So you can see there are a big proportion of the genomes that is repeated. And the other output file is a bed file showing you all the positions of all the repeated elements that were detected by red. So you see on which chromosome, at which position exactly. This is interesting, but you might want to have some statistics on this result. So you can get it from the icon here. In the tool standard output, this is what is written by the tool when it processes your input data. And at the end here, you see the basic statistic, which means, oh, sorry, yes, that it analyzed the genome that is 48 megabases. It found a total of 14 megabases of repeated elements, which represent around 30% of the genome sequence. So this is quite a usual number for this kind of genome, which is a fungal genome in our case. So if you look back at the FASTA file, you see that it's in lower case, which means it's a soft masking operation that was done by red by default. But you can, of course, as explained in a tutorial, convert it to hard masking FASTA file by using the FASTA bed tool from bed tools here. So here you just select the bed output file from red, which is the data set number 10, and the FASTA file from that you used at the beginning, which is genome row. And here, we don't want to soft mask. We want to hard mask, which is the default. And you click on red tools. And then you wait a little. OK, so now while it still is waiting in the red queue, we're going to run another tool for repeat masking, which is quite used in the literature. It's named repeatMasker. So it's installed on usegalaxy.eu here. You just select it. And you select the row genome sequence from the beginning here. And here, we're going to try to perform repeat masking based on a repeat database, which is named DFAM. And we are going to select specific species from DFAM. So all the repeated elements known by DFAM are associated to specific organisms. So when you run repeatMasker, you have to select which organism is the closest to the one you're trying to mask. So in our case, we're going to use Homo sapiens, which is quite far from a fungal species. But this is just to show you what it will give you for reasons. And what we want at the end is a way. We want to select the GFF output. And we want to perform soft masking instead of hard masking. That's what we usually do. Hard masking is really not that helpful because you lose a lot of information from the sequence when you perform hard masking. So that's not really useful usually. So you just run this tool. So at the end of the repeatMasker tool, you get five different output files. The first one is the masked sequence, which looks exactly as the red masking output. You get the output log here, which gives you a tabular list of all the repeats that were found in the genomes. And you get the statistics. That's the most important part for our tutorial. And here, you can see that repeatMasker is able to classify the repeated elements that were found in the different categories here. And for each one, you have the percentage of the sequence. And you can see that in total, this repeatMasker run using the human training data found only 2.41% of the genomes to be repeated. So this is much slower than the 30% of the red tool. But it makes sense because we used human data from DFAM to find repeats in our genome. So it's important to do the right repeat masking library. And as there is not a specific library for the organism that we are studying, we won't be able to use DFAM directly to have good results using repeatMasker, but we can use some pre-generated repeat library designed specifically for this organism. So if you remember, at the beginning, we uploaded two different FASTA files, the micro library RM2 FASTA and EDTA FASTA. These files are just FASTA sequences containing some repeated elements that were found on the genomes by different tools. The first one, RM2 stands for repeatModeler. And EDTA is another software that can be used to produce this kind of libraries. So they work these two repeatModeler and EDTA just by looking at the FASTA file and detecting which sequence are repeated in a genome in various locations. So let's see how it will perform if we use these specific libraries instead of DFAM. So we run a repeatMasker once again using, as usual, the row sequence from the beginning. But here, instead of selecting DFAM, we select a custom library of repeats. And we will use RM2. You can do the same for EDTA later, if you want. And then I click on the GFF output. And that's it. I run it. OK, now when it's finished, you can have a look at the sequence now with Mask using this new library. And you can see that there are much larger parts of the genomes that are in lower case now. And if you look at the statistics here, you can see that repeatMasker was able to find 34% of the genomes to be repeated in various categories that are displayed here. So it's much more similar to what Red gave. And it's supposed to be much more accurate since the library that was used was trained specifically for this genome. You can do the same thing for EDTA. And you will get very similar result, which will give you 32% of the genome. Now what if you want to analyze your own genome and you don't have a repeat library that was generated for you? And you know it's not very well known by the DFAM library. In this case, you can do exactly what was done to generate this RM2 FASTA file here. You can use the repeatModeler tool here. Yes, that's it. Space in the name. So this tool is quite simple. It just takes as input the FASTA sequence that you just assembled.  But the only problem with this tool is that it takes several hours to run. So for now it's running, but look at it. Now it's magical. It's already finished. If you look at this data set, consensus sequences, you'll see exactly all the sequences that were detected by repeatModeler that correspond to repeated sequence from your genome. So this is this file that you can use in repeatMasker like this one here. And this file, you can save it and use it to assemble any new assembly of that same genome. It should give quite similar results. And if you have very close species to the one you're studying, you can also probably use it too. Or you can prefer to generate a very specific library by analyzing the whole genome with repeatModeler. OK, so that's it. We've seen how to perform repeatMasking. The usual way is to use a gear for a non-model organism to just run repeatModeler after assembly, get a new library, and then run repeatMasker to get a cleanly masked genome. Once you have it, it's ready for the next step, which is the genome annotation to find genes on the genomes. And for this, you can use very different tools like Maker, Breaker, Fan Annotate, and so on. That's it. Thanks for listening.


Welcome back. My name is Brian Sangkwa and you're still hanging out with us right here on Why the Morning First Things First in Afrika social media. We posted a question right then to Mo Lisa. Let me just get it right before we get into it. An interesting question by the way and I'm also lucky to hear your feedback on it as well. To Mo Kulisa, you can imagine your own perceptions. You can imagine your own appearance. You can imagine your own character. But I want to talk to mum. To mum, to daddy, to Shoshu, to Kanani. Continue, tell us. What are some of the interesting names? Now brother Brian, I'm a good person. I'm a good person anyways. But that is the question, to Mo Kulisa Parle, Katuka Social Media, Zeta on Facebook, Insta and on Twitter as well. I believe it's Twitter and Facebook. That's why we've posted a question. And we'd like to interact with you and tell us what you think. Amayu de kamamu, we are talking about by the way on that hashtag Why the Morning. This segment is MCM at Y254 channel and we are back with a TV trio. You guys are busy. I'm like, what are you guys, are you sending emails? To Mo Kulisa Brian. Yeah, yeah. And you guys are trying to kick me out. Let me tell you. Let me tell you mine. Let me tell you uncle Sakon. There's this word that is commonly misused in this year Nairobi, in this year town. Ni babes. I don't know why anyone is babes. You said it babes. I know. Okay. Like I said, let me just strike it once. Okay. Immediately I forget your name. Hapu kwa po, babes. Hapu. To what I don't retake twice at a start struggling trip. No, what is it now? Just babes. Ike nasana, sweet heart. Sweet heart. But thanks. Very true. Very true. But I think it applies mostly like mnajitana nangama demsana. As compared to like, would you really call a dude babes that first? If I can call a fellow female bro. Bora niskute babes. I think for ladies to let it is easy. It's warm. Yeah. All right. Yeah, but for guys. But now with this kind of attitude situation. For example, you call who? Maybe you meet Nikum Tuma. Yeah. Nikum Tuma because I'm a pop-up. Yeah. Nikum Tuma bro, I'm sure she will feel some type of way. Oh, honestly with this LGBTQ thing going on rampant. You feel some type of way. Una zaitam tu babes aske long randa. So. Atua fadali niku bro hei. Niku bro. Niku bro. On ukulele. Yeah, because it's not that way. Unless maybe you're used to that person. Ita kwa rai. But if ita kama zwana ku tana babes for ladies because it's been there since forever. Then it's okay. But for someone else maybe ita ka a little bit off right now. About calling the guy babes. Like a stranger, like Tumu mkwa friend. To say my like your first day at work. So you're trying to know people. And there's this person. There's always at least that one person who is always friendly. Yeah. That everyone don't know naza ku mita babes. flew at dud it for dud it for a dud I feel like it sticks dey can take it really fast but for achila they'll been like ay you're coming too fast mua 뭐야 uminen aciya uti in Nairo Eyu kakigay relationship mi very easy ama niwata we supposed to su kandu karebu 2 nay problema ka uge ah i ko Uchiji na krebu I feel like it's welcoming as in a letter yo vibe But in a jpwe, like you said, we are living in a so uptight world Like anything can offend someone and you are mentally disturbed True Napi kuna hi perceptioni a jna kama braio kevo I don't know, there's just a certain character in me kwa koel I don't know if you want to share it with kevo, braio, jemo Ya, Steve ola zima yo ko Val, are you triggered? I'm a poet too, I'll tell you a story I'm like who?  Braio kevo No, that's your perspective But I'll just be very cautious I'm about to run away Yeah, like Brian I don't know if Brian's up Interestingly, I know some of you, Brian In my life Even at school Yeah, it's cool We kenya wukitemi mahali, wujum mahali Usami tu, Brian There's someone to attainu atum, kuna ma kevo Come on, so yeah I'll be very cautious If it's Brian or Kevo I have a question I don't know what to say Maybe I'll ask you Is it possible to have trauma Because there are so many people This is a name that is so common Nowadays Kitambo When I was in Kujuhi I took it down to Rika Uta kutawengia na itwa Either John or Macaron Like that's the name That was turning back then Majera is a Bible mostly So you say Una kutama Kevo, Brian Is it maybe perhaps that there are so many That's why Kipigwa karakter development Kevumbili wusha write out One two Brian's is a wrap All Brian's in the world But statistically Siwara fanyangatu sampling You don't have to date all the Brian's But when you are up in Nairobi Kusama Brian or Willie You have him heartbreak Nginia pala And then it becomes a Brian thing I know It's not their fault I think it also reminds me Wale wa sayo mkwa beast na stepmothers So ona sayo mkwa stepmothers Oten wa baya Ni kama it's like Related to stepmothers Sayo mkwa like experience moja Ina tumi kaga kusamara Is witu mingi Which at some point it's very true At some point Like it's maybe half There could be very toxic stepmothers Namu sayo manya sayi kwa beast na moja And I would say Ahu nani ambikusu stepmothers Ona kwa mkwa saba Baya Sayi think nani nisha na ginapia And I would say Mkwa na itwa Brian Tum saya Tum bosa na itwa Brian Oh my goodness It's a wrap It's a wrap Thank you Let me look for another one Because yeah Trauma pia Like you're saying Imagine Maybe the previous Guardia Namu the previous partner Awa kwa na itwa Ivo Nani kwa so na Nasisistik To a point atakari Bwange moa So uta kutum Next time I can I'm on next time I'm on next time I'm in a relationship And I'm taking back To the past So I feel like you're right You have a point So say Just love a Kevin near you He might be going through something Exactly He just need love Exactly And then another thing is There's one of the friends I was saying Matihajaya namu 20 to Brian Ako 50 years and above At the hotel He was young Good point I was like What's the joy And then I took to Google Who is Brian Or some of the older brats There's a lot of old men From states Who are old What they do to Brian Like what? In Kenya doing In Kenya I don't know I don't know I've never had a politician Called Brian Have you guys heard of one? Brian Unless maybe They don't use that name No They want to know They want to know They share They try to use The second And then second last The middle and last name And last name We need to do An investigation Because We need to Well We need to do The names We need to do We need to do We need to do We need to do We need to do Name I don't think There's much in a name Yeah For me Because my second name Is also very common So I'm sure Kuna mtumalia We need to do We need to do We need to do I try to be As balanced as possible Okay So name Is not that heavy For me Interested And then We think About People that take So much seriousness When it comes to like Professionality Okay We eat And then we introduce And say When you kevo Mama mama mama mama Wawa wawa wawa wawa We need maybe Like a John Wawa Yeah After this Miss you off the gig Because of that Of that name Because maybe I don't know Maybe the people That have that name Even in families as well Even when it comes to Naming kids There's those aunties That say E msimpa tiyo jina Because Mtumanyal kwa na Jina before Zile vitua li kwa na Fanya Mama ila hisi Yoi om tu With naming It makes sense Because You want to name You child left Mtumanyal kwa Drank ads And then Guka kwa sewage Because Culturally Beliefs inonga You'll take After that person You know So you want to be careful Who you name You child after So that Yoi kwa dispensia Because you are Kivu Because you are Brian You want to take Kivu in a professional Saltel I've never heard of it Yeah Even may have Not quite heard of it And I think We are facing out that That stigma Like Naming stigma Yeah We are facing it out In the sense that Jamani So tiki isha tu Apaji mi kitajam tu Yoi yoi Yoi jina Yoi jina Yoi yoi So yeah Apart from The second name Of these traditional names I feel like we are facing Of the first name Jukitambu tuli kuatunaitwa Jina ya first name Apili After one particular person But now We are facing Kida Jaden Ah Jaden Konza Jaden Jaden mi kwa kumun badawe Kuna kuna tu ma jina You need Kaili Kairu Kaili Kuna Israel We look for the cool name now I squeeze it I have ma jina I say wow Yeah I think it's the new generation When we are facing out Your name I'm yet to hear Like Stefani say I'm yet to hear Kama nanaitwa Beyoncé I'm yet to hear I'm not her that kid Like We are moving away from the myths that you must have at your particular lecture. In this name after the particular present. And it's interesting, you are something to say. You have diverted. You are telling us about the names of ladies. We are still getting there. Apana, Apana, Apana, Apana. I'm still there. So some of the names that I think come on into a kamam, Apana too. Kamam is it a name, uma nik name? It's a pet name. Ya, kona otu. Atikamami, Kadadi, I think, come on into it. And you're 20 years and above, you need to retire from that job. You need to leave. I didn't think that. Kwanzo lashkwa, patu kichwa.  Hey guys, mene ito kamami. But then you don't know the gentry. Okay, maybe there is, well. I feel like you're not killed by it. Okay, mene naskia ni perhaps, wne ngape naku ito evo lakini yuma attend. Meme? Ah, mene mene ito tu sako. But then speaking of that, speaking of that, there's a way. That's kind of true. But we know these things.  But then somehow sort of, I've tried to shy away from my first name. I swear to God. I've tried to. But friends are good. Yeah, I've tried to because, to be honest, professionally, even from a former colleague we used to work with who's still on radio. He doesn't use his first name, although his name is Brian Mushinama Lomba. Like he uses Mushinama Lomba. Same, like when I also went to radio, I stuck to Uncle Sako. I don't know. I just prefer to use the last name, Sako. Yes. So I don't know. I don't know. I don't know why there's just some sort of certain character touch to a name Brian. Because for me now, from my understanding, I feel that people don't take, if you introduce yourself as Brian, as a CEO. I don't know, now we're serious. Really? Probably. At the CEO Brian. I don't know. Maybe it's my mindset. I apologize to any CEOs, Brian. I know there are so many, but to me now, this is my own opinion in my head. I feel like, I feel like from the title CEO, it deletes some two CVs. Wow. Wow, okay. That is coming from a Brian, guys. That is so me now. After the brand, another brand I know, Anendapiyona Jinazaki, Zegina Mbiliza Mushinama. Like a Machanana Brian. Okay. So we need to take Brian seriously, guys. Yes, please. It's getting serious. It's getting serious. I know. Kudilu da fast name. It's not good. But there's a time I had a conversation with Mike Mondo, and we were having this exact conversation. I got a name, but then you have to own up your name, because your mom gave birth to you that time, those who are the most fancy names, and you can't deny the name, or else have a meeting with her and tell her, these are the reasons why I don't want to have this name. And then you can go change the birth certificate and everything. And I was like, what? Your processiyote, imagine going to birth certificate, writing down again, trying to correct. It's just too much. It's crazy. Yeah. But me I would tell you just to take your name, own it. Ventually, sama, let the people who know you know you for the sakwa in you, but still having the Brian there. Oh my goodness. Let's get back to look on my sama kama. I think some of the common names that a lot of guys dismiss. It's not personal though. Ni kama karo, wa wa wa wa. Wato ane itwa karo, ono sumbo anga sama. Personally, I have an auntie, ane itwa karo, and I'm very stubborn. Yendo ane li doatu ko strike, yendo ane buli watu, yendo ane yendo ane. Ono ju those aunties, yendo ane sama, kama siya jesema, then haita happen. Wrong number. Yeah. There's just something attached to it. The names are usually especially for Brian and Kivu. We don't know most associated around relationships. I don't know. So I don't know. Karo pikiwa associated around relationships. Exactly. Ono sumbo anga sama. Oh. Okay. I didn't know. Who else? Ono sumbo anga. Sama. I'll tell you what it was. I'll tell you what it was. X1. Brian. Saka wa. 10, 10, 10. 10, 10, 20. Ono sumbo anga sama. Another one that I think is very shocking. Yuto anche itwa. I don't think. Fungu arohom. But unspior o gonga stable. Man. But anu wajana jwani. They are very sweet. Sweet personality. Afei ayu kukweo list? Piafei, very stable. Now, you still have this deskia at Fountain Gateway School. I'll connect you afei. Tuhu kuatru na api. Gana vituzi ninaza jinga. Pencila siji nini. Siji raba. Ame gaserika. Afei, you ana sumbo ana sumbo. Like kakoring to me. You ana sumbo. Gana kumakia na chete. Afei ayu kukweo. Prafei. They need a chance to respond to this. But. Is it true? Now, let's talk of relationships in stuff you had mentioned it. What do you guys think of... What is it always attached to? Like people when they to a brayo na kevo. It's obviously ota kupigia character development. One lady says they want a man who is told that can answer mako financially stable. Nini nini. What is it? Kevo, hayu ko financially stable. Mabrayo, hayu ko financially stable. Amako na mental health issues. Amako na emotional issues. I'm just trying. I'm just trying to. Because I'm imagining. Those are the things. Ya na wajanga ma demo ata kiyoto na ito eo jina. Val. Take it from there. Thank you for throwing it. But I was taking it away. So in my process of putting I really feel like this is someone who's been traumatized by one particular Kevin or a Kevin who's best friends with Brian. I mean honestly it's just one particular thing. That's a circle. What na se ma ono me? Who want na ono sigua character development. And then from then on they disturb women for the rest of their lives. But I think it's also true with us. Much traumatized. Either I attach it to you. The way you look dark men are like this. Short men are like this. Brands are like this. Well there's no truth in it. Let's just be honest. How many millions of brands are there in the world. Ya na wajanga. There are many good ones. There are many good ones. Potential. I agree. I agree as well on that particular matter. I think many stories of people saying brand brand brand of Kevin Kevin. So you make what you attached. The same way people will say that this common bias around tribes and how people act. Like low men will do this. Kikuyu men will do this. Or low ladies will do this. Kikuyu ladies will do this. Because we want a few. So you imagine. Every low man you date will be like that. And people usually take that very seriously. Ya. You're dating a... Is it low? Is it like you don't... It's the same with...  So it's just a common... Perception. Perceptions are common. Complaints around evil and then it's automatically in a badge you've been placed. Brand. Once you've been placed. Brand. Ya. No goes on. Ya mamu rata tu. Omaekwa red flag. Ya. Let me ask you guys before we switch to an interesting one. Do you feel like uta feel seriously treated with a doctor into a brand? I'm a doctor kevon. I'm like, what kind of doctor kevon do you have? Ya. I feel like by the time you got a doctor you'll not introduce yourself as kevon. Ya. Kevin. Let's not introduce ourselves as kevon. No, they usually go by their last name. Ya. Ya. There's a way to... I saw my akutasha... Tell me when you get a doctor sakwa. I'm done. So sorry, Bas. Also, if I may, it's sad that immediately when you have akutajes or different ethnic groups, they came and stereotyped for all of them. All of them. Uyu, uyu. Like one man. Ya. Menye mania first kumsari yama shakura. Because it's very rampant. Menye kikilab tu mwagam tu kiyamaji kwanini. Sii, kikilab tu kwanini. Jerikan. Ya. Like kwa karimu kurezarek sama kikikika atijutumeka bachime ni. Ya. Break me by. Give us chance. Thanks. Back to you studio. Back to me in studio. But still is that not valid.  Kusimasa tu kevon ni kafupi, ni kabuizu kengile una tikepilol le nyangapul kona sama kijana umfupim nono round. Ibo. Would you find yourself dating someone who is less tall than you? Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. Ya. We started to think, hey, where are you from heaven. Where do you want all those things? You can't even buy a whole of those things. Fresh! Jesus could be born like this. In standard. Other than to evaluate. Too much. I feel for a while, this is what I do with love, because I enjoy that. We need to work together for life. kwa maha kwa na maku, kwa maha sura, muna sa mga sura, imati bura nyuwanle tinaunga. Pesi na tiga niza sura? Yes, mih跳, maha sura zikwa offside sana atizumutim ya kutu nga niza, toto important. Good point. One plus one is not 12. Good point. Has to be right. Yeah, true, kwa zina lisike dem flana kwa maha na takam tu, kwa ya, since iya nimi upe sana, anata akam tu chocolate. Namigilun kwa na samasim tiyanim daksa na lazima apatem tuma upe. Na usipo pato labda desi niya kwa goda mese mautawile kwa msu denisi. Jese mums, laiki rangio su denisi, jese mums su denisi niya. Apose san desi na kwa mese ma pese neza tenge neza we upe. Kamo lisa niwa mwa usi, you can be bright. You just wear bright clothes then. Yes, you look bright. You moisturize. Na je paka loshan mzuri. Loshan expensive. Pesa in neza tenge neza isu vitu sa asa. You remember Damond when he was started? Exactly. You sing that one way? Right now. Before, he could not look at him twice. You don't joke with the power of money. The power of money. You can do it. Kufu kama tu wijaw, kwa kwa na pese wita kwa maoga. Basashi, basashi. Tu song na mele. But I usually just wonder, like the society we live in today, like it makes us so much, it makes us standards, it makes us, it makes us set the bar so high to a point, you know, as you reach your bar, you feel like a wako, you are failures. As in, when I say, before, you could go, it was so tall, it was so light-skinned, it was so looking, in a certain version you need to attack. So to say ma'am, to an expire, you can use sport for 10 years at a time. In short, at a giver. Do you guys feel like it's killing a lot of dreams? It is. It is. I mean, if you have the talent, come on, if it's a platform that they're giving, and you have the talent, but you're not light-skinned, So why should they not give you that? It's just an imagination that they have that their audience want to take out their preferences light skin. But if people, let's say it's a gig, music, I'm a MC but people want to be entertained, they don't really come to see. Even if you're dark, you're still good.  It doesn't matter. As long as you have the talent, you have the skills, then equal opportunity should be given to all. Ya. Ya. I mean it could be for example, I don't know how to explain this to you. This is not being biased. This is not being biased, sorry. So this particular person has expressed their desire to be a TV presenter or TV host. And there are things, Stephanie and Sakwa, that have brought you here. It's your eloquence.  It's the way you carry yourself, the air that you have. This particular person, tp say ma pesa, neza tenge, neza sura. Siliyo. But this is ni nene, miss. Like a hard miss. And I'm not trying to be mean or anything. Ni vile mwanyere ni, let's say na kwa na uwa stefana sama na tkakwa kama stef. But they're not taking steps to understand what stef does to be stef. Ya, na jani. Ya. You walk to be. Yes. As in you have to be having some kind of composure. You have to be, you know, when you speak usiyoge tu. Ya. Like kwa nge na introduction, kuna vichiza katikati na conclusion. Ya. Like there's a choreography in that style. Yes. This person now is like they don't understand. So na tumei fujo na takatu kukwa tukama stef without looking at what exactly stef does to be the stef that she is on TV. So sometimes you might feel like it's an opportunity being taken away from you. But in reality, you're not seeing the work that is being put into it. You think it's just sitting, nendo na pakwa make up. And then you come in. Kujawonke. Kazini kwa ambiwa wind up. I'm a five minutes. No. It's almost like a dance. It's a dance with you as the viewer. It's a dance with the people on set. It's not just sitting and doing. And doing. So sometimes it's not someone taking it away from you. It's just that you don't understand what it takes. What it entails. Ya. It's not easy. I mean it's not, they say it's not what it looks like. Get beneath and find out. What you see on top, there's something beneath. Get at the bottom. So I agree with you, Stef. No, that was wrong. How are you saying? I have the opinion on this. Somebody who just wants to be like Stef, where you're like, don't believe me. I have many to me. Example, I am feeling myself. I wouldn't want to be like La Rika Bisa because once they hear that guy gets, but anyway he's on a big platform. But if you look at the comments, what he might do, 2C247, atahaji semakitu, and the post truck is making up but the hate is too much. And you wonder why. Ya, like he'll say, nini, alifanya nini. Ya. Haji ako, ama haji akun. But people just coming their own. But maybe you'll contact them. Date now come date. So, that's what I know. Uko kwa social media. Ya, I think people don't just take time to understand what someone is coming from or what someone is doing. So, they just shuka into in the case of Larima Do, but what Val was saying is also equally very true. If you want to be someone you don't just qualify because you want it, but you need to understand what it takes and go through that process. It's a whole process and then be there because it takes talent, it takes hard work, it takes skills and that's what is mostly important and you know. Ya. So, in short, I do agree sakwa. Ya. I was someone who told me that I'm a demofupi. But it reminded me of something. Kuna kuna kuna ile mime kuna sema atiki wana demofupi. Tame kwa agila zima uta bidi pigi ma goti nama tige chinimskiza. Wow. You come down to her level. Wow. Yes, exactly. Coming down to her level. But I'm like why is height so important even when it comes to choosing a partner anyway? Is it a must that you are told that can enhance or is it that you are told that you are a make-up model or a supermodel? Ya. That's how it even really matters. Tum na penda na. Sila zima kwa perfect. Ya. Am I to a Shalene? Am I to a Beyonce and they will pay the Jujina in a classy. But you know there is a classy name but there is a trashy personality, right? True. Ya. Somebody could be good-looking Ya. I had somebody say that. It's very true. Ya. Somebody is good-looking, they talk good but they are always just like no, thank you. Terrible. Let's talk tomorrow. Ya. For height I think it just goes with the height. Tall dark handsome or tall dark landscape and I don't know where this never showed. Ya. It's actually a bias by the way. Can't you think of it? But I think that depends on the person who met the other qualities and then you can compromise on the height because I think even for for most ladies they usually go for height if you are short. Even the short ones want tall ones. That is a problem. So that's a problem. I don't know how it is for men. Do men really want tall ladies? I don't think so but they also don't want short. I'm not sure. Sakuwa this will be a question that I'm throwing to you. Ya. Before Val answers to it. Do men like short ladies want tall? A good question. I don't know why I should not answer. But I feel like it depends on the person who met the other. You know? Other than in Fupi I don't know who is round I don't know they say love is blind. As soon as I fall in love to him in Fupi I don't know who is round I don't know who is the major who is round so Ya. I think it depends but I don't think they want to come to extremely short. Alright. What about you? I don't know they want to come to extremely short. The way I have understood in society I don't know why there is such a violence. I don't know why there is such a violence. Violence. Violence. But I know this especially dudes apparently short dudes are very angry all the time but if you even ladies as well on Asimanga Fupi or emotions kuna producer Flanian Amos he was around why a lot but then he got promoted and went elsewhere so kuna time to put the shoot 2 years to 50 and then we were doing something brief I love Aksima short and sweet just like me I was like so same as to kwen like same as I like that it's not like what people think kuna comments behind you if you're able to read directly as well yeah so we have Mato Akikuyu Anasama watching Nikiwa Akikuyu thank you for tuning in Kajo set into 2 with some love hearts there thank you for the love Sparta Goon Anasama Val Nakupenda Boore Val did you Roger that yeah some love for you yeah some loving there kuna I'm gonna need to hey Anasama Akiya ten ten atitu kumanda Mano Nini hey sit ko job bro na kuna lavender kutuna Sema good morning saying hi to Val again Valuna love for you good morning Sema nice topic Val mostly Nickname tells it all Achanana Rillem Gotya Stefani Sana welcome to you as well Stefani Prince Shibley Anasama good morning watching Nikiwa kilgil ebu tuwambie bro tuwambie nijina gani mmhmm we'd like to hear that Eman James hey this guy is like a fan of each and every station Anasama being hated is nothing I once appeared on the list of noisemakers while I was absent in school just because of that name yeah I'm like how serious is it you know one more time I once I say being hated is nothing I once appeared on the list of noisemakers while I was absent in school wow just because of wow you can't miss a Brian we were we were can't be less maqwa I love being hated because of you I once appeared on the list nijina gani stop the violence stop the violence but as well let's end it up you guys can say your social as you exit faster faster we start with Stef alright thank you for tuning it's been certain awesome time having you around my name is Stefani Ayeta you can also get me on my socials on that same name Stefani Ayeta Ayeta across all social platforms I wish you a lovely day ahead and the rest of your viewing wow niliwa mahali many kumbuka rada na Valo Marangi so that is still me Val who likes colors color me Val I hope to see you nimanza youtube channel so please follow me I have interesting stories oh yes alright I'm happy for both of you Stefani should join I also joined that at Brian's second one at Y254 channel Keshia to Kutano entrepreneurship Tuesday as well as health Tuesday and learn in Mandaman please stay safe don't uskulati ya guys for free see you tomorrow enjoy