Narcissists will lose their minds if you do this. That's what we're going to be talking about in this video. Before I begin please give it a thumbs up down below so that it will help the YouTube algorithm to get this message out there to other survivors who need it. If you do what I am about to describe in this video the narcissist will go crazy. They will start behaving in a silly and strange way.  So you need to ensure that you are safe and that you're dealing with a narcissist who has at least some level of standards. A narcissist who is not high on the spectrum not malignant or extremely dangerous. A narcissist who is not actively seeking to wipe you out because if you are dealing with this type of narcissist you should not be watching this video as it may put you at risk of danger or harm. With that being said here are five things that you can do to cause the narcissist to lose their mind. Number one let them know that you know. Let them know that you're on to them but don't tell them just start acting differently towards them. To let them know that you've discovered what is beneath their mask because when they know that you know just how toxic and inadequate they are and how they have a fragile ego and a weak sense of self it's game over for them and it will drive them insane because their fragile ego and weak sense of self is dependent on their ability to manipulate you and to make you believe in things about them that are not true. So when you let them know that you see right through them it's like sunlight to a vampire. It destroys their facade and they can't hide anymore. Two stop reacting to them. They will try to bait you. They will try to hook you.  They will do anything to lure and entrap you but if you resist their attempts and you remain non-reactive it will drive them insane because they need your emotional reactions. They need drama and chaos in order to feel alive. It's very important to them because in their sick twisted minds it reminds them that they are special and important and that they are superior to you which is why it's essential for them to have a target to reject all of their guilt shame and self-hatred onto which is why they will make critical statements to take unfair advantage of your weaknesses or vulnerabilities and they will make personal attacks and it's because they're trying to project everything that is dark and weak about themselves which is difficult for them to accept. The parts of their psyche that they keep hidden and deny. They're suppressed emotions which are hidden deep within their subconscious but when they try to dump all of this onto you and you don't react, resist or oppose them and instead you give them a blank stare where you seem bored or disinterested in what they're doing then they are unable to affect you which means that they won't get their narcissistic supply because you're not giving them your energy or emotion and instead they're left to keep their own source of pressure from where they were attempting to persuade or coerce you into responding to them which is how it should be because their emotional instability is not your responsibility they don't want to own accept or acknowledge these uncomfortable truths about themselves so instead they try to get you to roll around in the mud with them but when you refuse to do that and instead you remain unemotional and non-reactive they're unable to dump their negative energy and emotions onto you so they don't get to feel the release of their pain and distress onto you and then they feel powerless they feel completely inadequate and ineffective and nothing will make the narcissist lose their mind faster than when they realize that they've lost their power over you three bring them back to reality narcissists live in a delusion in an alternate world of their own making so when you speak the truth and you're honest it pulls them out of their fantasy and it brings them back to the reality which is another thing they hate and despise and it's why they create a false narrative where things are whatever they want them to be rather than how they actually are because they know that the truth and reality puts them at a disadvantage it strips them of their power and control over you and it's like sunlight to a vampire because that of a very low consciousness so they're normally asleep in their land of make-believe with their imagining things to be different than they really are which is why you don't even have to say a word just being around them when you're carrying that truth inside of you is enough to shake them up because it threatens to expose them they're comfortable with lying and deceiving people so when they come across a genuine honest person it's strange and unfamiliar to them and it makes them feel very uncomfortable especially when you tell them the truth because most people don't have the strength to say it to them which is why if you do it has the power to make them disappear very quickly because they just can't be around it they feel more comfortable in their alternate reality where they can be delusional if you're finding this video helpful please give it a thumbs up down below very important as it does help our community thank you number four compare them to someone else narcissists are always making comparisons they have a compulsion to compare themselves to other people to determine their relative importance because to them life is a competition that they must win at all costs and they are in a competition with everyone including people in their own family they will be in competition with their own children especially the child that they've appointed as their scapegoat because it validates their false image and their weak sense of self their self-worth is tied to other people with external circumstances it is determined by their physical appearance social status possessions their level of authority and control and their connections with other people which means that it is easily threatened because it's dependent on external circumstances where they must have a competitive advantage the only way a narcissist can feel good about themselves is by comparing themselves to other people and then feeling superior to them because they cannot cope if the shoe is on the other foot and if they are seen as inferior to another person five go no contact stop giving them your attention don't answer their phone calls don't respond to their texts don't even read what they have to say when you do that you will be starving them emotionally and they will lose their minds but if you can't ignore them just don't take anything they do or say seriously because that's really what they want they want to be considered they want to be thought of carefully as though they're worth being thought of but when you take a step back and you see them as they actually are and you realize that they're not bringing anything of value to your life you become indifferent you don't really care anymore you engage with them without serious thought because you know it's just going to go in one year and out the other it's not going to result in a significant implication and instead it's just going to be met with more chaos drama and bullying so you learn to recognize their true value and level of importance based on the amount of value you're likely to get from an interaction with them you recognize that you're dealing with a toddler in an adult's body someone who believes they have more power wealth or intelligence than they actually have because all they have is stories expressions of their feelings and opinions that are intended to demonstrate their good character when really it's just their ego which is why when you go no contact it destroys their illusion of significance because all they really have is tactics which they use to manipulate your perception thank you for watching and if you found this video helpful you can give it a thumbs up down below let me know your thoughts in the comment section and hit that subscribe button and click all notifications to be notified of my future videos if you would like to support the channel you can donate at paypal.me slash Narc Saviva you can book a one-on-one with me on my website it is NarcSaviva.co.uk thank you all for watching and i'll talk to you in another video very soon


Hello, my name is Manuel and I'm here with my colleague Parijat. In this presentation, we want to take a look at serverless workflows and how using service measures can reduce their completion times. Let me start with the obligatory introduction to serverless. The idea of a serverless platform is that developers can solely focus on writing code. When the code is ready for release, it would be stored for the platform to use it. And we also need to specify what triggers our code. This may be a schedule execution, a reaction to arbitrary cloud events, a request from our mobile apps, from our shops or factory site, just anything that could trigger the code. The serverless platform handles those triggers and manages deployments autonomously. Function as a service means that the platform creates container instances equipped with a runtime and an event loop that calls the function for every triggered processes. So the developers would never have to think about servers again. But naturally, developers don't just write one function. There may be plenty of functions involved in an application, large and small, to produce the desired results. Of course, over time it gets more complex, so we would organize the work into a reusable function code. When we put the functions in the order of execution, there might be some branching, conditional invocations, mapping or error handling. A single trigger causes a couple of actions to be invoked, all of which we'd want the platform to manage and run for us.  Like any modeling approach, the serverless workflow captures the process in a common notation, so developers and domain experts can agree on a formal definition. A serverless workflow composes multiple invocations. It specifies the order of executions in a control flow, and it puts all actions of a workflow invocation in a shared context. Depending on the workflow language, invocations may be called actions, steps or tasks. The flow may be represented as a task graph, a flow chart or a state chart. Data maintained in the context of a workflow are called artifacts or just workflow data. The CNCF has given serverless workflows a sandbox project to create a community-driven workflow language that meets our requirements as application developers, and I think the foundation is the perfect environment to create a vendor-neutral specification. If you'd like to know more about the work, stop by the project's booth or visit serverlessworkflow.io. The workflow language is independent from the runtime implementation of the platform. And we asked ourselves, how can our platform achieve fast workflow completion? From a workflow perspective, the platform does two things that are on the critical path. We need to pass control from one action to the next, and we need to pass along the workflow context. This talk is organized as follows. First, I'm going to talk about our decentralized design approach and four ways to deploy on Kubernetes in search for the fastest and most flexible communication. And second, my colleague Parajad is going to discuss how we can group functions to avoid most of the communication and still be able to balance load across resources we allocate on the cluster, followed by design to dynamically control the rebalancing. To run workflows, we could do a central workflow engine that is batches in vocations to function workers. We want our workflows to complete fast, but that way we'll always have a centralized component that is on the communication path of all our workflow executions. And it could easily become a bottleneck that we would need to scale separately. So instead, we're using a decentralized setup. This way we can hand over control directly between instances and we can pipeline workflow in vocations. Workflow control logic is evaluated at each instance. Now let's explore four options to deploy this on Kubernetes. Our first pattern are just plain microservices. We could use Kubernetes deployments and expose them as services. To pass control from one step to another, we can simply use service requests. The event loops here have to be implemented as asynchronous APIs to hand over control and not interlock the services. To benchmark this, we've set up a series of five steps and we've traced the time to hand over control between every step of the flow. The implementation sends a cloud event with one kilobyte of random data. The chart shows a box plot for each of the steps with the time measured between making the service request and receiving it at the next step. The median time for transmission across all steps is only 620 microseconds. Our next option is Knative Serving using Istio as inquires. Every Knative Service deploys with a Q-Proxy. Knative Serving uses a gateway to accept connections. For a running service, the request goes through the gateway and Q-Proxy before it hits hour or one time. The gateway can redirect requests even when there are no deployments, which means Knative can scale the deployment to zero instances and spin up cold ones when there is new demand. This also allows for traffic splitting, for example to migrate load between revisions of a service. But the indirection comes with a cost in latency. We've measured again our series of five steps and the time it takes to hand over one cloud event with one kilobyte of data. The implementation is the same, only now we're using Knative Services that have already running instances and no cold starts. In this case, half of the deliveries take about 2 milliseconds or less. Knative Serving introduces some latency, but we've also moved to a solution that can scale to zero and that can split traffic for revision management. We'll be using a service mesh to do so. Let's take a look at the third option. Knative Eventing has been around for two years and provides composable primitives to enable late binding event sources and event consumers. One of these primitives to define a message passing topology is the sequence. It's a simple pipeline that automates the creation of channels and subscriptions. When we trigger a sequence, each stage makes synchronous calls to the destinations and the result is used for the next invocation. This makes it pretty easy for developers to use. It also provides multiple technology bindings. For example, there's an in-memory implementation, a nuts binding and a Kafka binding available for channels. We've used the in-memory channel implementation that handles the communication in our scenario with a single pod. But message passing almost always uses a store-on-forward pattern and we would expect this to add some latency. So let's take a look at the benchmarks. We've measured a sequence of five stages with plain Kubernetes services. So we're using simple deployments for our runtimes. Again, we're measuring only the time it takes from the event leaving the service until it's arrival at the next service. And again, we're using cloud events with one kilobyte of data. Interestingly, we found that with the in-memory channel, the time between the second last and the last stage in a sequence always has a much higher latency. But since we're looking at the median of all deliveries here, that doesn't make much of a difference. 50% of all the event deliveries take 1.45 milliseconds or less or 1.4 milliseconds if we left out the last step. Our last option combines both the Canadian eventing sequence and Canadian services because it gives us the features of both, the coupling and late binding of the eventing sequence and the ability to scale to zero and migrate between revisions of a Canadian service. Let's look at the numbers. Again, we're measuring a sequence of five stages. Only here we're deploying Canadian services. And again, we're measuring the time it takes for one kilobyte cloud event to be passed from one service to the next. 50% of all the event deliveries take 4.59 milliseconds or less or 4.7 milliseconds if we left out the last step. Now, let's compare the four options and let's also take a look what happens when we transfer larger events. The combination of eventing and serving had a median of 4.5 milliseconds for a kilobyte of data. But for 2 megabyte, 50% of the deliveries take almost 90 milliseconds or less. The eventing sequence alone invoking basic services requires 60 milliseconds to pass on 2 megabyte of event data. Canadian serving without eventing channels delivers the event from one instance to the next with a median of 54 milliseconds. And of course, basic services achieve the best figure here with a median overhead of 40 milliseconds to pass on 2 megabyte to the next service. When we look at even larger data sizes, we'll find that the linear trends continue. We can see that the absolute overhead of sequences increases with larger data sizes, which would be due to the store and forward communication pattern when procuring messages. To summarize this part, we can state that every additional interaction adds latency, whether it's a proxy or message broker. Proxying HTTP transactions is faster than using a store and forward pattern, which is especially noticeable with large data. When we want to use communication features like complex routing or message queues, it's always better to separate control from data. And we've also got a feeling now how much latency each of the solution causes. My colleague Parachart will now present how we can avoid transferring data completely by grouping functions while still being able to balance the load across allocated resources. Thank you, Manuel. So till now, we have looked at communication mechanisms that can be used to communicate between functions of a workflow. We looked at how the overheads of these mechanisms increase as we try to transfer more data between the functions. And we also measured that calling the function directly with the data versus a store and forward approach is actually better from a latency perspective. Eventually, we are trying to look for ways to reduce the overall completion time of a workflow. And another factor that affects the completion time of a workflow is how you package the functions of a workflow together, essentially how you group the functions together. In all the previous approaches which Manuel presented, there was an implicit assumption that all the functions were running in different containers or pods and that are not explicitly sharing resources. Now, this choice can affect the workflow completion time, particularly when there is significant data that needs to be transferred between F1 and F2. And in this case, either F1 directly calls a remote instance of F2 with the data or it calls it by reference by first writing the data locally and then sending a reference and then F2 pulls it or it could write to a global data store and then F2 pulls from there. And we have measured the workflow completion time of this approach in an experiment as we increase the size of data that needs to be transferred between the function. And the legend here, the file ref means that we are passing data by reference and then pulling it. And data call means that we're calling the functions directly with the actual payload of the data. Now, what is interesting here in this approach, in this graph rather, is that what happens when you compare this approach with an alternate one where both F1 and F2 are residing within the same container or a pod that is explicitly sharing resources. Now, here F1 either directly sends data to F2 or via reference, but to a local instance of F2. And here you can clearly see that there is a difference between both these approaches and keeping the data local is performing better. Now, this is not very surprising because there's a lot of research that indicates that we should try to put compute and data together to speed up. So what I want to indicate here at a high level is that there are certainly benefits to be gained if we were to simply relax the assumption that all functions need to reside in different containers but instead package multiple functions of a workflow together inside a single container. And potentially we can package all the functions of a workflow inside a single container to speed up the overall workflow execution time. And this strategy can work well as long as the container has enough resources to handle all the incoming workflow requests. But now you're also dealing with a larger unit of deployment which is a workflow with multiple functions that need to be scheduled together and balancing load in this strategy can become tricky. Consider a situation where you have multiple replicas of the workflow available. And now there is a request going through the top container which causes one of the downstream functions F2 to start doing some heavy work. The top container may continue to request more, sorry, continue to accept more requests as the initial part of the workflow may not be aware of congestions happening downstream in the downstream functions, particularly if the workflow structure is more complex than that is shown here. But now that we have admitted this request in this container, our choice of staying local would continue to push the request down locally, potentially degrading the completion time of all the requests going through this container. Now, even though we have admitted a request, we can potentially redirect or rebalance this request internally from the middle of a workflow to a remote instance of F2 if that is not loaded. And that way we can still benefit from additional resources if they are available elsewhere or we can even create resources on the fly. What I'm trying to indicate here is that when we group functions together and then treat that as a deployment unit, one may have to dynamically decide between keeping the requests local versus sending some requests down remotely to other instances or downstream functions in other containers. And this situation can change dynamically depending on the load and this makes the load balancing more tricky. And what happens if you now also have to transfer data between functions while rebalancing a request to a remote container? Here, this request will now have to take the hit of pulling the data first in F2 and then processing it and which may also affect the completion time of this rebalanced request. So we did an experiment to try that out and what we had was that there were already two requests that are concurrently being processed by the top container and now a third request arrives at the same container. Now we make a choice between pushing this request down locally within the same container or calling a remote instance of F2 so that we rebalance this request while pulling this data. And then we measure the completion time of this third request. And what we find interestingly here is that the situation is completely reversed. Even under load and depending on your applications, as the size of the data is increasing to be transferred between the functions, it might still turn out to be better to send this third request remotely and take the hit of pulling the data than to push this request down in the local instance of the container. So overall what I want to say is that co-locating multiple functions of a workflow inside a single container can actually accelerate workflow completion time and we should certainly take advantage of that. But treating workflow as a unit of deployment particularly under load will also require internally rebalancing workflow executions from somewhere in the middle of a workflow which you may not know beforehand where that needs to happen or this situation can also change dynamically. Now the communication mechanism that you as a serverless platform developer choose for communicating between functions should be flexible enough to support these use cases. The mechanism should ideally provide dynamically reconfigurable routing at runtime without having to modify the core logic of your application. It should also provide the possibility of fine-grain observability to monitor the situation and should also support configurable load balancing strategies without your application logic having to do all that. Now fortunately we don't have to do all of this from scratch. Service meshes such as Envoy Proxy already provide most of these functionalities for microservices and we could adapt this to our use case. Essentially a service mesh takes on the communication on behalf of a service and provides a large set of tools to do that effectively such as retrying, load balancing, active health checks between services and all this can be configured at runtime via a centralized control plane. So when, say when service one is trying to call service two, service one simply hands over the request to the local Envoy Proxy that is running as a sidecar. The proxy on behalf of service one load balances this request to one of the replicas of service two while providing facilities such as retrying and active health checks. This load balancing can also be configured dynamically via the control plane to say something like that now 70% of the requests to service two should go to this specific replica instead of a purely round robin manner or we can even have more complex load balancing policies which Envoy already provides. So we feel that service meshes such as Envoy is a nice choice of communication mechanism that can be adapted to our use case where there are multiple functions of a workflow co-located inside a single container or apart. It would provide a dynamically configurable and a unified communication mechanism for both intra container and intercontainer communication. So now when F1 wants to call F2, it would simply hand over the request to the local Envoy Proxy which could be configured to pass down all requests to the local instance of F2 to begin with. And if now there is back pressure exerted by the local instance of F2 say via 503 status responses to multiple health checks, then the control plane could intervene to reconfigure the proxies to now only send say 20% of requests locally and 80% of requests should go to remote instances of F2. And this situation can change again depending on the load conditions and may require further reconfiguration. So this way we can see how we can leverage the service mesh as an enabler for accelerating serverless workflows by providing a unified communication mechanism which lets you benefit from locality while at the same time being dynamically reconfigurable to support rebalancing of requests when needed. And the benchmark experiments that I presented that measured the workflow completion time without load and under load with rebalancing were actually conducted in this kind of a setup with the Envoy Proxy redirecting invocations from F1 to F2 either locally or remotely to other replicas of F2 running in other containers. So overall in this presentation we explored different communication mechanisms for function to function communication in serverless workflows and we measured their overheads. We also measured how co-locating functions of a workflow can accelerate work for completion time. We looked at the load balancing challenges this approach creates and the need for dynamic workflow execution rebalancing. We also presented how a service mesh can act as a unified enabler for this dynamical rebalancing situation while also being leveraged for locality aware communication. And we have already instantiated some of these ideas and concepts in our open source serverless platform that we are developing at Nokia Bell Labs called KNICS Micro Functions which provides workflow support as a first class citizen. We already accelerate workflows by co-locating all the functions of a workflow inside a single container and then load balancing externally between replicas of these complete workflow units. We also provide a K-native and an Istio based implementation where our workflows are packaged as K-native services. And currently within the container hosting the workflow functions we provide a custom local message bus for communicating between functions. But we are moving towards utilizing the Envoy Proxy that comes packaged with Istio to be used for intra-container communication as well and then further utilizing the service mesh in conjunction with a control plane to provide dynamic workflow rebalancing with locality aware communication. So do check us out at knics.io and our GitHub repository which is knics-microfunctions-knics where we are actively developing these ideas and also check out our Slack channel. And you can also find the code for all our benchmark experiments shown in this talk also at our GitHub repository knics-microfunctions-workflow-mesh. So with that we finish this presentation and we thank you for your attention and we are happy to take questions now.


Life is good all this month at Appalachian Wireless. Get the LG G5 for just one penny with sign up or renewal of a two year service agreement. That's almost $100 off the regular price. Better service, bigger savings. That's today's Appalachian Wireless. It's the final night of first round action for the boys 15th region tournament from the East Kentucky Expo Center where two spots remain for the teams to advance to the semifinals. The 58th district champions, Sal Floyd, suited up to take on 57th district runner up McGoffin County. These two teams have met twice this year going one in one. It's up in the air. Who will take the series? Jumping to the second quarter just before the buzzer, JR Tackett kicks it back to Kyle Isaac who sinks the three pointer before heading to the locker room, giving the Raiders a push into the second half. Coming out strong, Raiders look to score inside as BradyCon catches it on the block, draws the foul and finishes for the and one. The Hornets now looking to answer back on offense as Trent Russell goes inside. He gets the ball up, misses, grabs his own rebound, back up, count the basket. Moving to the fourth quarter now, Raiders down by two with just 55 seconds to go. JR Tackett with the ball, he comes off the screen, pulls up and sinks the jump shot. McGoffin County now looking to answer not much time on the clock. Trenton Russell splits the double team and finishes with the floater. Hornets with the lead right now. But again, Trent and Russell showing off his skills. This time he steps through three defenders and hits another floater that the Raiders would not give in and it wouldn't take long for them to answer back as Tackett finds Kyle Isaac in the corner to knock down the big three pointer to go into overtime. Fast forwarding to two minutes left in overtime, the Raiders threatening again on offense and JR Tackett finds Shane Kidd in the same corner and he drains another three point shot to give them a two point lead in overtime. The Raiders survive a nail biter and pull out the win with just 21 seconds left on the clock thanks to two final free throws from JR Tackett. Final score as they keep their region championships, hope is alive, South Floyd in a thriller, 74 to 70 over McGoffin County. In game two tonight, it was a Pike County showdown in the expo center as runner up of the 60th district, Belfrey suited up to take on 59th district champions, Pikeville. Getting right to the action, Pikeville's Wyatt battle, wasting no time finding the rim for the basket, starting off a bit of a trend here for the Pikeville Panthers. Kyle Watkins takes his shot inside the lane, double teamed, he still makes it and he draws the foul. Panthers go on an early 7-0 run on the Pirates. Kade Byers assisting in that lead. He goes up and in for the Panthers as they find their groove, Belfrey still looking to score. Colston Blakeenship goes up, misses, gets his own rebound, tries again and the Pirates are now on the board. Panthers continue their stride though, Wyatt battle once more keeps it himself for the jumper and then to wrap up the first quarter just before the buzzer rang from the right pocket, Kyle Watkins sinks the three pointer and the Panthers hold 11 point lead heading into the second quarter. Now this was the tail of two quarters on the expo tonight, Pikeville losing a bit of their swing of offense and a tough though. Austin Woolham nowhere to go inside, takes it himself from the top of the key but Connor Roberts for Pikeville had an answer from the left wing and it was little mistakes that ate away at both teams. Wyatt battle driving the no look pass finds Belfrey's Austin Woolham and that turnover will turn into a Belfrey basket for Cameron Catron. Panthers continuing to be successful from the beyond the arc once more just before the half, Kyle Watkins knocks one in. Final score from the expo, Pikeville advances to play South Floyd as they defeat Belfrey 72-62.


Hi everybody it's Sam at Mixed Up Craft, thank you for watching my tutorial today. I have got a different shaped card for you today, this is I'm going to call this a panel and no a screen card that's what I thought and basically it comes out like this and then you open it out and you can see this bit in the middle wobbles and it will stand up like a screen. So you have this piece here and I'm going to show you how I connected it so it means it just wobbles about on the front but I think it looks really cool and then on the back I've put some white paper there just so that you can obviously write your message and then you can pop it flat like so into a four by eight and a half envelope which was done on the envelope punch board or you can do it that way in the envelope as well and it will work but you need to make sure that your whatever you're using doesn't go any further than four inches if it does you'll just have to change your measurements for your envelope so yeah I think that's quite fun so a screen card dead easy and quick because I'm using some decoupage today so I'm going to show you all the new bits and pieces that I've got so I've done the matching envelope there as well so it's really really fun so I have had a splurge and brought all of this stuff here there are a few other bits that I'm still waiting to get and this is the new trim craft beach life collection by hell's couple ditch and basically you can see there you've got the dies you've got these puffy bunting stickers embellishments more little sentiments these um little oval frames and then this is a decoupage pack and I don't often do this but you know what it's brilliant it's really fun and it makes quick cards so these are all different scenes in I think it was four of each that you get and I'm going to be doing this one here with the little mice and the ice cream that's really good and then these are the papers I love 12 by 12 paper packs and again and you can see here if it's picking up can you see some of these I've got the glitter on there and the one with the little rubber rings and it's just a really fun with the beautiful weather we're having at the moment in the UK this is just really really fun to use you've got the beach huts buckets and spades more bunting I purchased all of this from amazon I share links you've got the shells and the shellfish just some nice like beach hut um paper there so yeah and that one there's really funny with the little critters and stuff so that is what I've got and like they always do I will share those links over on my blog so today I am bringing in let's just bring this one around here so that's the envelope punch board and like I said it was the where am I um four by eight and a half you need a piece of nine by seven and nine and seven eighths by nine and seven eighths your first score line is three and three eighths of an inch okay so that's what you need there just go into pop that down on the floor okay so you are going to need a piece of 12 by eight and a half inch cardstock scoring along the 12 inch side you're just going to score every two inches so two four six eight and ten okay so that's all you need to do there you can just see all those score lines um that's it for the scoreboard so I'm just going to pop that to one side as well okay so you then need two white panels for your back so you can write your message these measure one and um one and three quarters by um eight and a quarter so two in white and then you need six of the same size as those ones so again one and three quarters by eight and a quarter and these are going to stick in each of these panels these two inch panels that we've just made so you can see like so so first of all I'm just going to burnish so what you want to do is your first score line on the the left hand side here is just fold that one down then the next one up then down up and down so your two outer ones should face down and if I lift it up there you want that shape okay so you will have three mountain folds like and two valley folds okay and that is the cut that's the basis of the card so it is really really easy to do and if you want to burnish it a little bit more you can do I'm just going to run my fingers along that one there so there you have it easy peasy now the quick fun bit is the decoupage now if anybody hasn't done decoupage before you will always have um numbers to tell you what orders you got one two three we've got an extra here and four the extra you can layer up even more or you can just keep it and use it for something else and then the little one here he will go on top again so I'll just quickly show you pop them all out a good quality decoupage will pop out really easily and it won't have any um lumpy bits so um again these are very good so pops that one out this one's got this inner piece that comes away like so and this is what I used when I made those little mini book um I'll share the link for those because they were really popular now what you would do is you would put um foam um double sided foam here and all on this area here and there's a little bit there to come away as well and then you just stick it directly on top again and now that's lifted and it creates that shadow um then you would get the next one so number three so this one here just pops out and that will now go on top again and again I'm going to give this lots of dimension so I'm going to put number three on again to lift it up even more and then this little one is going to go on top you're just basically putting them over the exact image that's underneath and then the happy times is the last piece and that goes there so I know I've done it right because I've used all the pieces that can now all be thrown away and then you just need to stick it all down so I'm going to go ahead now and get that all stuck down with the foam okay so there you have a really nice topper so it's you can see there all the foam in between each layer and you finish off with the little the smaller layers will be the ones that are on the very top um and I just think these are just fun ways to kind of almost I guess cheat a little bit because they're really easy to do and it's all done for you in terms of die cutting and you've got something that looks like you've spent absolutely hours doing so that's now already and that is going to go in the middle of the card like so and now we just need to decorate it so we've already burnished it and put it in shape so now we just need to grab all of our front pieces obviously if you've got a pattern and the direction and all that kind of stuff make sure it's the right way um now this one I shouldn't have jumbled it all up because they do they do uh line up together so I'm going to just work out oh there we go so I've got one two and so on and I'm going to stick these all in you will have a nice little even border um around all of the sides there and I'm going to get them all stuck down okay so that's now all stuck down and you can just see the lovely shimmer on the top of that and I just think even like that it just looks really really fun so now I'm going to do my little piece to attach it so again just grab your scoreboard and this piece here so I've got it matching my main um card base so that nice baby blue color and then basically what you want to do is just along so this is a piece of three and a half by one um once you know how I do this in a minute you can have this any size you want all you want to do is whatever is the length that you're doing you want to find the halfway point so in this instance it's one and three quarters and then from that I find that one um half an inch is plenty to attach to whatever it is that you've got so in from that middle point you're then going to come so in this case I'm going to go right and do a quarter of an inch score so it's going to be now at two inches and then again that middle point and then do a quarter of an inch to the left hand side so it's one and a half and you just create that half inch um piece in the middle here then do a quarter of an inch further so now two and a quarter and on this side here you're doing one and a quarter okay so whatever it is that whatever length you're using find the middle point and then just do a quarter of an inch score line either side of that so you're creating that half inch and then you want to do another quarter of an inch on each side so that when now fold the two fold the half inch piece so the very center the middle piece and then fold the other score line out so you're creating that and again with that and because you've done two quarter inch ones they fit flush and flat underneath the half inch piece okay so if you do one inch um middle piece then you would do two half inch pieces on each side so then when it folds in it all goes flat so now what you can do with this if you want is trim it down but basically this is going to go over like so so that that stays together on this corner here and basically it now means that when you're using a corner of any of your cards by doing this little kind of mechanism you can have a sentiment front on like so you don't have to do two score lines and have a flat panel like some cards do you can just have it directly on the front so i'm going to trim it down a little bit so probably now i've got about half inch on each side like so and then i'm going to put glue on that front half inch like so and then you want to lie down whatever it is that you've got so i'm going to have it about there like so so i'm going to pop this in the middle no you want to stick this down first actually so popping that in the middle make sure it's nice and straight like so okay then pop glue on these pieces here like so and then you can do it flat if you want but you just want to make sure that you get this lined up so i'm going to hold it up and just kind of look down on it here but you just want to make sure that these pieces are together and it sits over there in fact light down flat and it should just go in let's do it that way just push it down and then i can lift it up yeah it's fine so as long as you line it up in the center there just move that a little bit like so i lift this now up you can see how it's attached inside there okay so you've got your just push it down obviously in your fingers you just want to make sure that that piece each of the side pieces is hanging over this one piece is on this side and one piece is on that side and then the rest is stuck and you can see now how that moves so now you can fold in these pieces like so just make sure they don't clip and then the whole thing go flat and that will go in your envelope so that looks really presentable when you bring it out and then the person will see it and then they can pull these pieces out and you will have your card so it's a really simple one i mean the papers are so cool so i don't know whether to do another sentiment or something this is going to be a birthday card but that's how it looks but it's just got really really sorry my battery just went i just had to plug in my camera so there you have it just a really fun you can obviously have that wherever you want you can have more here but i just love these papers and i just want them to be seen and it's about ice cream and being at the beach and fun things like that so that's a really cool birthday card so i've got that one and the other one which will stand up like so you can see them how they both look and like i said they can either fold in that way and have them flat but i think that looks quite nice i think that looks really quite cool when it comes out of the envelope and then this one here i always turn them over oh i haven't put my panels and then you will need to stick your two panels on the pack as well like so i'll do that off camera because it's just the same but always turn your cards over when you put them in their envelopes just because you don't catch any of your lovely embellishments and stuff on the front and that one just slides inside the envelope seal that shut and we've got some really nice cards so there you have it so really quick really easy um i can dress them up a bit more if i need to but i just really like to kind of demonstrate the different folds and um yeah i hope you enjoy it so that's the 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Hey, this is Brett and this 2013 Dodge Challenger RT Classic is stock number 12993Z. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used sports car and Dodge Challenger headquarters. This 2013 Dodge Challenger RT Classic has the 5.7 liter V8 Hemi engine. This car has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this car is 100% ready to go. We're going to go all the way around in this video inside, start it up, and take a look under the hood. Billet Silver is the color and we shoot all of our videos in 4K. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, and cleanliness of the vehicle before seeing it in person. 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Welcome back to Hashtag Interpreneurship to the right here on why in the morning at Y254 channel is where you can find us across all our social media platform at Michelle Ashira is where you can find me so in this particular session we are talking about matters of finding e-learning solutions especially during right now where by schools of close down due to the global pandemic COVID-19 and what means to do I have David Waweru who is a business development director co-founder of software people which has come come up with a product known as my school software that aims to boost the e-learning in the country thank you very much David for creating time to be with us thank you Michelle how was your morning how did you find us your way to Y254 thank you Michelle I think I'm excited to be here to share our journey and to share to talk more about our innovation and to talk more about what we are doing to enhance our access to education in a very innovative way where we are championing e-learning thank you we are glad to have you and just before we even get into the my school software uh which is the major major the main reason why we are here I would like to find out a little bit of a background of who David Waweru before he became a software developer okay uh thank you uh Michelle um um David Waweru is um is an innovative uh uh Kenyan who um who um get very excited about providing uh solutions or solving problems that um uh the society come across on a daily basis uh more particularly I'm very passionate about um education and uh I think that is how we found ourselves uh uh asking ourselves um how we can we can plug in and provide a solution uh during this uh challenging times where it's estimated that uh 1.6 billion children across the world are home and are not able to access uh school because of the COVID-19 uh challenge uh our company software people is a two-year-old company okay two-year-old I don't know whether you still call us a startup but we are two-year-old we've primarily given solution to financial institution uh but we found ourselves ask we found uh ourselves are asking ourselves uh what can we do uh during this time when when uh when a solution is required to to to to sort of sort of uh navigate around the the the the prevailing uh challenge and and that's how we we we came about uh this uh solution okay you before you got into uh self-employment we can call this as such you went to employment and you quit your job is that uh to be a co-founder of software people what gap did you see in the in the learning sector that made you just dive into this uh problem solving uh business that you go into thank you michelle uh I think like um my background is the financial um the services uh specifically I mean I've been in the banking sector for the past 16 years and last year uh my friend and my friend and I um decided to not just do uh what you are doing as a side hassle but uh I mean make it um a full time uh engagement and and I left uh employment to uh be at software people almost on a full time basis all right interesting from a financial background and one would wonder what sort of a background does one need to become a software developer um I think what you are doing as software people uh David particularly uh we're just providing business leadership to a technical team of very talented young developers who have helped us come up with this solution uh I think what you need to be to do to become a developer is a mind mindset of a problem solver yeah all right so the main reason why we are here today it's the product from software people whereby we have my school software which is offering solution during this kov-19 times whereby our our students are back at home till next year and the question would be how does my school software operate okay the the application is video conferencing application and I think like I mentioned what drove us into innovating around this space besides our passion for for education and putting our children on the knowledge path uh you realize that uh a lot of children at home during this situation and even before them access to education in in this country and in this continent also it's it's a big challenge and I think we notice there's a huge demand for for for private education in this country uh this huge demand despite uh education in this country uh being uh a bit uh not a bit but fairly uh kustri it is estimated that to put a child in a private school for a period of one year to cost about 65 000 that is not cheap and uh I think for us to to to to promote penetration of private private education I think there's need for us to think deeply for us to imagine a bit in a stretch manner in terms of how can how can education be made uh cheaper and and cheaper and accessible for for for that matter and and I think that is how we thought uh why not use technology because this country is known to have better uh uh smartphone penetration than any other country in this continent why not use that to make uh to make people and to make our peoples our children access education through a smartphone through a laptop uh and I think uh that is why we are here I think we innovate around around around that background absolutely and speaking about affordability let's look at uh because you've given us a crook like the approximate amount when you put our kids in a private schools and let's look at the software software people under my school software how much are parents uh approximately supposed to pay uh for the license fee and uh how much is it uh okay uh I think we've tried to make uh the the solution very accessible to school uh I think the point of sale is the school not directly to the parent who are we are saying depending on the size of the school uh we can pay a modest of between 5000 and 10,000 a month and have the school access the solution for a month okay and uh what are some of designs uh when it comes to the the lessons or uh the teachings so is it just measured on probably uh primary secondary even tertiary or is it just across uh I think our application is specifically designed for teaching but we've uh and notice uh Michelle that the application is very versatile because other than it being used by primary school secondary school tertiary institution uh there are number of corporate institution which have used it to do their video conferencing you know a lot of people are working from home during this time we've also found a number of circles who have used it to do their 2020 AGM because as you notice people are social distancing and people avoiding gathering so the application is is quite versatile other than using it uh to deliver uh learning okay it can also be used to to to manage corporate corporate events and corporate meetings wow interesting that's very interesting very versatile let's look at the limitation are there limited amounts of classes that are that a student takes is it limited and also in terms of the numbers of the users is it a limited application um the virtue the virtual classroom it's it's a very robust solution in the sense that it has capability to host unlimited number of classes number of streams where for instance a primary school where it has a class one or the way to class eight uh they can on board uh they can on board on board other students at at the same time irrespective of irrespective of how many streams they have and irrespective of how many learners they have on on on each of the streams yeah because uh we are able to uh we are able to provide a server a resource that is capable of managing uh managing that volume and managing a bandwidth depending on on on demand for for that matter okay when you look at the normal times when we used to attend classes we have teachers in the easy access we can just raise our hand and ask our question what is the level of interaction on this particular application how is it how is it uh interacting between the teacher and the students um the the solution is a video conferencing um meaning the the the teacher is able to to interact with the learner on a real time basis uh when we say uh it's a video conferencing application that the the teacher can see the learner and the learner can see the you know virtually can see the the teacher and it's it's very interactive in the sense that um the teacher is able to allow uh a particular learner access to a whiteboard where the learner can make notes and the rest of the the rest of the class can see the notes um the teacher can share presentation the teacher is also able to upload the video upload the upload the presentation it's it's it's a very robust and versatile uh solution that make learning very exciting and as you know learners are fascinated by the children are fascinated by technology and and they're liking the flexibility for that matter okay speaking about flexibility uh we also know that e-learning comes with a lot of distractions for the pupils and especially when you're back at home and you can be distracted you can easily be distracted it's quite different form just being monitored by a class teacher even a lecturer so if you put it that way what are some of solution to kaba this level of distraction and also there's always never assurance of 100 attendance so what are some of the solution to kaba is uh i think um i i i i i think during the development uh uh face we've uh tried to make the platform uh platform strong and robust in terms of uh it's the it it can handle it can handle creative creative stabilization uh such that uh the learners are not restricted to the conventional or traditional and chalk ya but uh the the the the learning is very very it's very it's very interactive it's it's creative in terms of the teacher is able to upload ...we upload and upload videos and different teaching... ...methology and, styles that suit a particular age of Lana Alright, so on our screen we have the e-learning college Is this the platform that we will be talking about? No we need to go back to... Ok, my director takes me back. So let's look at some of the challenges that we have because not every student or even a pupil can access the internet or even the laptop or even a smartphone. Sofa, what are the measures that you, as a company of software people, are taking measures to actually look into this particular problem? I think we recognize that there are going to be challenges in terms of rollout and I think this is a challenge that requires all the stakeholders to think deep about. I think the issue of access to gadgets, it's a challenge, the issue of access to data bundles, I think we start and work with what we have. I think that's the idea, that's the spirit, we start and work with what we have. That being the challenge, we are not forgetting that this country has among the best smartphone penetration in Africa. And as far as internet connectivity is concerned, this country is also privileged to have fibre optic cable connectivity that is better than anywhere else in the East Africa region. And recently we've heard the launch of the 4G balloons that are taking internet way deep into the villages. You're going to jump onto that opportunity. We are going to leverage. The idea here is to leverage and to make a student or a people in the village have similar ease in accessing education as they account for in the city of Nairobi or any other urban setup in this country. What do you see the future of e-learning and especially back here from home in Kenya? We still have rural areas whereby internet connection is on a timeframe from 6am to probably 9pm. These are street times and all that because of connection issues. What do you look in your inlook, what's the future of e-learning in Kenya? I think there is a huge demand and we are not just looking at e-learning. We are looking at e-learning in terms of what can it do and e-learning has the potential to cut the cost of accessing education. It has the potential to propagate all, enhance access across. It has the potential to give learners or people access to education. In a more safer and secure environment. Having that in mind, I think Michelle goes without saying that e-learning is actually the way to go in the new normal. Absolutely. Especially right now whereby a lot of businesses have actually gone online. So it's the only way I guess. On to the parents who are still skeptical about their children just going to learn via virtual interaction with their teacher. They are still conservative and they believe in just the physical way when it comes to learning. What would be your advice to those particular parents who are still skeptical about jumping into the shape of e-learning? I think the fear of the unknown is real. Human beings are known to stick to the known way of doing things. They are formed habit. We are living in a very different times especially now that we are faced with a pandemic that has cost us to adopt new lifestyles, new ways of doing things. We must ask ourselves how then do we keep our learners engaged in terms of accessing a teacher service and interacting with the teacher for that matter. And e-learning has the answers. So we are looking at my school software was just a byproduct of the software people company. What are some of the products that we should look out for in terms of any new launched product that should be giving unto us? I can mention software people is a two-year-old company and before we came up with the virtual learning platform, which is the fairly, I will call it our newest kid in the block. Which is actually doing very well. Yeah, it's doing very well. It's our newest product and before that we primarily be doing integration solutions for financial institutions. We've done mobile banking applications. We've done internet banking applications. We've done agency banking solutions for local banks. And we also do core banking applications for circles, for microfinances. So that has been our area of specialization. All right. Allow me to take you back or still on my school software. When it comes to assignments and exams, how fast do they get marked? And how long do the students have to wait just in place that? Okay. I think what makes our application unique to some of the solutions that are in the market, is that besides doing the conferencing and the teaching module of the application, the solution has the capacity, which is still under trial. The solution has the capacity for students to do assessment or test or exams as you'd call them. And they are able to upload their work on the platform. And marking or review is done almost immediately. And the results are veiled back almost on a real-time basis. Do you say when you go back to the new normal, there will be a time where the schools will incorporate the e-learning and actually now the traditional way of learning that you're used to as a country? That is very possible. That's very possible, Michelle, where we can have a hybrid of the conventional, traditional shock and board teaching and e-learning. Why that is possible is because students need to do the homework, correct? Students need to do the homework, students need to do remedial classes, or whatever you'd call them. It's very possible to have a hybrid of conventional and e-learning. And when we speak about remedial classes, when it comes to e-learning, it's way quite easier because it's easy to just go back, referencing everything quite easy. It's quite easy and why it's easy is because the teaching resource can be shared. And teaching resource, that is one thing, that is, you know, posting a challenge to, if you draw a comparison between our private school and public school, the private schools have much more resource than the counterpart on the public school. So the capacity to share this resource across, it's enhanced by e-learning. And then at the same time, e-learning cuts commuter time. We know in this country and especially in Naban setup, sometimes you have to put young children in school buses as early as 5.30. Quite flexible. So e-learning deliver learning to the comfort of there. The comfort of their homes. Let's look at the future of my school software and are there new features that you'll be incorporating in this particular software? I think during the pilot phase, we've taken a lot of feedback from the user. And these are some of the dynamics in solution provision or in software development. We say that a software or a solution does not have to be static. Our application is very scalable in terms of what customizations we can do to suit different teaching environment. Because you understand that the requirement for a private school will be different from the requirement of a university for that matter. So my school or the batcho classroom like we like to call it is very scalable in terms of can evolve to accommodate different requirement by different learners. So for school institutions that are watching this or even parents back at home and they would like to reach out to you and get further information on this virtual classroom. How can they get to you? I think we can reach us on our website. You can come to our website www.softwarepeople.co.ke Ladies and gentlemen, that was David Waweru, business development director and co-founder of my school software. He likes to call it the virtual classroom. That's all we had for you on this particular conversation matters, pertaining the building transformation of e-learning. At Misha Lashireza, you can find me across my social media platform. We'll be right back with another interview. Don't now touch that dial.