What's up guys welcome to the weekly recap the gang is back. My name is Liz Jackson My name is Denia the gracious horse So we're back again with juicy stories that happened this week and our first story is the day is Unfortunately, Kate Actress and field director have called it quits after get after being married for five years They got married in 2017 for the Windsor Rose at Lamaras wedding But they have made it public that they are going to separate ways and I feel sad How do you feel also feel very sad?  I mean I was looking at their marriage I'm like one day. Yeah, I mean I was very sad. I was like, okay We didn't expect that because I feel as much as they are public figures They have kept their marriage as private not secret but private. Yeah, so we really don't know what transpired They have children together So, yeah, we wish them the best Wish them the best. I love also love the breakup was mature. Yeah, it was very hey Everyone oh my god, it's not dramatic. They respected each other they have Yeah, I wouldn't want at a break up with someone a lot for a kid. I know You never know That girl does not even shower Manzee plus I also pray the same that if I ever get into the institution of marriage and God forbid it comes to an end. I want it to be mature not just marriage But relationship Okay, so the next story on to the next one There's this girl who has been trending. She's a Tik Toker. Her name is Su O'Chenu. Oh, you know Did you know something I noticed The sound she uses I cooked for my husband and he kissed me on the forehead We're like five hours watch out a five hours Kitcheline was a young boozy and you have to keep a chimba-chimba evil Well, you know, he was scripted. He can't do it. He's sick. I'm a man.  Now, I'm gonna give up on a car for five. So I went there now One care for When you came back home to get your husband now, I'm serve Hey, come on, let me put you in the back. You know a cocoony Kiberi Tiani and me my husband will not allow me to do that Like it is that girl had to talk Director take up or Manel or about it. Okay, Mone. I'm sorry. I'm sorry You want me to do this? You want me to do that? You want me to do that? Why don't you do that because I'm gonna scare you? You can do that because I'm gonna scare you, but I don't want to be scared. I don't want to.  I was shocked. Hey! Don't go with her like that, she will kick you. But I also want to say that my husband is not even able to upgrade his kitchen. He has to have a room for his husband to sleep and to sleep. But we need to get the house prepared for him. Anyway, but Aliimbah is an iPhone. He is not an iPhone. If he has a home, he can upgrade his kitchen. iPhone is not an iPhone. iPhone 2 Mengya Type C is better for him than pick your husband. Pick who? Me and my wife.  Okay, I'll show you the live. It's a form of cooking roasting You can roast it in the kitchen I have a lot of marquises I have a lot of marquises I miss you But you know Sue is the best You're the best I'm going to go for 2 months You're going to be a croc or a dile Pika Pika baby Pika On to the next story I'm going to go for a month So last week our able deputy president has been trending for saying that we have tigers in Kenya, then yesterday I said that we have a man named Tiger, and I said that we have a man named Leopard, and I said that we have a man named Leopard. So of us when we are speaking we think in our mother tongue then we translate. So in Kenya, the Kikuyu nation where I come from, the Leopard and the Tiger are one and the same. Have all the deputy presidents? All the people know that we have Leopard. To understand. Let us understand Manzi. Only the deputy president is confused. What is he doing? He just doesn't want to hear your speech. He wants to know if you are the deputy president. He is confused. I am not going to be in the house I am going to be in the house I am going to be in the house I am going to be in the house Guys, we don't have tigers in Kenya The President of the United States is confused On to the next one My very good friend, Max Thiev CEO of Spotton Vacations I am from a branch in New York And I am so proud of him Max Thiev, levels and levels I have been in the house for a while For a month In less than a month, I have been in 12 states 12 states? Yes, I have been in the house Actually, I posted on Ketak Trace In New York Times Square Where there are offices That is where the offices are Just so you know Imagine How much is the rent there? Max Thiev, teachers away Congratulations we like when Kenyans win Encourages everybody Congratulations Max, Ketak Trace I posted on New York Times Square And advertised on Spotton Oh, yes, that is where the offices are So I thought, I advertised on There is an office Oh my gosh Show us your way man Congratulations We are so happy for you I will be back in Kenya I will be back Alright guys, on to the next story Celebrity couple Ambari and Kennedy Rapudo Have also been trending So Rapudo organized a birthday For his son I think he was standing 8 years old He organized a luxurious Birthday for Balcony But he was very heart broken Because the boy didn't stand up And according to him he says The mother of his child Denied him the opportunity To celebrate her birthday So it was a trend And in my opinion I feel By the way He is Balcony He is Balcony Because this story Happened a few months ago This lady had talked to Our Able blogger at Gobi I came to explain the situation Between the two of them And you could clearly see She has an issue with She has a post And I feel very explicit She doesn't want to be killed She doesn't want to be killed So she says she is a private person And she wants to feel safe So tell me What do you think of Balcony But I feel like It's true that she is Balcony I took some comments The guys say She is Balcony She is a neutral But also I feel like The woman would have communicated Exactly Exactly I am not comfortable with the venue Could we shift to a more neutral venue I feel she should have also communicated Imagine She is in a place Where she is Where she is I can only imagine She has a feeling She has a feeling She wants to communicate I am not comfortable But we wish them That they can come to a conclusive Decision for the betterment of the child How many are there Last one This girl who has been trending She is a doctor Police This is my first question Who is she Mona Are you sure you are Mona No I feel I feel But I feel the reason Why that video is trending Is because of her That is the first thing That catches your attention She is a baby She is a baby She is very lively She has a lot of work She has a lot of work She has a lot of training She has a lot of training I feel she is a blonde But I think she joined The Police Department Kittambo Actually I can read your comments What did you say I can read your comments To that extent Who are you I have a very good friend I have always wanted to be a chief I am an expert Are you really a good friend When do you try to be a chief No, let's say when they're training. Training is a must. So, Mualimurecho comes early, and then Simon Kabu will offer a vacation to Mombasa, but Mualimurecho had a different opinion. At least, he needs a gym membership more than a trip, because he looks like he's not healthy. What do you think about the story I have with him? Okay, it's true. Maybe I need to lose weight. But let me tell you, you don't judge someone's health by how they look. I'm very sick, and you're very sick. And he can be big like that, but he's healthy. I feel like he's healthy, and I'm healthy. But I'm a vacationer, and I'm a vacationer. I'm sure he'll be here every morning, and I'll be waiting for him. He'll be here every morning. So, I don't like people, but I shame people. I feel like I'm on a vacation, but I don't like people who don't like me. So, he's putting efforts. Yes, he's putting efforts. He was way bigger before. Yes, exactly. Maybe he was a very big person when the process of losing weight. Yeah, so I think that's it. That is it for the weekly recap. Am I having anything else to add? Ah, Nihayotukuasas. Nihayotukuasasas, you guys on Wednesday. Let us know what you think on the comment section. There's a story you want us to cover. Your girlies are here to keep you updated. So, see you on the next weekly recap. Bye.


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Welcome back everyone! Did you get some of that delicious food out there? Enjoy some sunshine? I made it out of my green room, wandered around, sat at a picnic table and saw all the wonderful happy people out there. Thanks for joining us for this afternoon session of the main stage. We'll go through a range of topics during this main stage afternoon program, but we're gonna start with some conversations that are really timely and very newsworthy. Since the beginning of 2018, there have been a few major US policy announcements that have really significant implications for the impact investing community, both in domestic policy and for international development. So we have a pair of sessions here today that will give you the latest from the folks who are really at the leading edge of all of the conversations around how this new policy will affect anyone working in this community. So I'm so pleased that for our afternoon session today we have Jim Sorenson with us, who is a renowned entrepreneur, business leader, societal innovator. Jim made a significant gift to the University of Utah in 2013 to create the Sorenson Impact Center, and Jim has been a foundational advocate for Opportunity Zone legislation. So he'll talk to you more about his role in that legislation, his commitment to seeing it enacted, and please give a warm welcome to Jim Sorenson. Thank you Lindsay, and it's wonderful to be here at yet another Socap, and it's great to see the growth of this event and to be able to be a part of the excitement and a lot of the themes that come out each year. And of course the theme this year I think is really exciting and it's all about some of the policies that have been passed and are in the process of being implemented that I think will have a dramatic effect on impact investing. Now as an entrepreneur I've made a living in generating, testing, and collaborating on good ideas, and in the area of philanthropy I now spend my days really doing the same type of thing looking for evaluating and hopefully collaborating on successful ventures. And I think the efforts of the last year have proven to be quite fruitful in the area of policy. I think the collaboration between philanthropy, between investors in the investment community, between government and local leaders, and service providers in the nonprofit community will be key in the policies that have been enacted, and particularly the Opportunity Zone legislation. I had the opportunity to be able to work with the architects of the Economic Opportunity Zone legislation, John Latterie and Steve Glickman with EIG, and from the early days saw really a chance to be part of a policy that would bring traditional investors into the impact investing field. And the thing that I liked about the Opportunity Zone legislation was the focus on the distressed communities and the needs that were in those communities for investable opportunities and capital that would be motivated to invest there. I was fortunate to have some relationships in Congress and in the Senate and worked with Senator Hatch and Speaker Ryan in advocating the passage of the Opportunity Zone legislation and was thrilled to see that it was included in the Tax Reform Act at the end of last year. We're now in the process where the initial regs have been released by Treasury just this past week, and it's exciting to see the questions that were around this legislation start to be answered and pleased with kind of the preliminary read of the regulations that they appear to be investor-friendly and enable success of this legislation. I see a real need for a real holistic approach to investing in Opportunity Zones. It's not solely real estate and it's not solely entrepreneurs and business development. It's really going to be a combination that focuses on both of these areas as well as the gaps and the needs in the communities that relate to making these communities truly transform to more vibrant economically dynamic communities. This includes, of course, workforce development. It includes the right kind of housing and the right opportunities and support systems that will attract entrepreneurs and new businesses to be able to locate and thrive in Opportunity Zones. Today with us, I'm pleased to be able to introduce the one of the key architects, the co-founder of EIG, John Latieri, who's now the president of EIG, that can talk a little bit about what's ahead as it relates to the regulatory framework and the promise of Opportunity Zones and also Raj Shah with the Rockefeller Foundation, the president of the Rockefeller Foundation, that can talk about what philanthropy is doing in this very important area to make sure that this legislation achieves the promise that it does for these communities around the country.


Good morning boys and girls. Today, what we are going to work on is understanding how we add and subtract two numbers. Today, specifically, what we're going to work on is we're going to identify which number is bigger and which number is smaller. Because when we do subtraction, we have to know our bigger number and we have to know a smaller number, okay? And when we place them in order, then we can do, what is subtraction? What does that mean? Take away. Take away, that's right. So I can put my bigger number here and my smaller number here and then I can take away. This tells me how many would I take away from six? One. One, okay. Now, how could we do that math? Think about it. Can you do it in your head? Yeah. Could you do it with your fingers? Yeah. Could you do it with some counters? Yeah. Okay. You could do it with a calculator. You could do it with a calculator. Very good. All right. So let's do this subtraction problem. We have our bigger number and we have our smaller number. Our bigger number is? Six. And our smaller number is? One. One. So let's do it with our hands. Six. And we're going to take away, this is our symbol for subtraction, take away, leaves us with? Five. Five, good. Okay. So what I want you to do first is I want you to practice identifying the bigger number and the smaller number, okay? Do you see how on your mat, what word is this? Bigger. Bigger. It's in big letters. What number is, or what word is this? Smaller. Smaller. So we're looking for the smaller number, okay? Now, I want to ask you, how could we tell which one is bigger and which one is smaller? By counting. By counting what? The dots. The dots. Okay. So what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you work with a shoulder partner and you're going to identify the bigger dice and the smaller dice, the bigger number and the smaller number, and you're going to put them on your mat, okay? So we're just going to do that about three times, three times, and then we'll go and we'll start doing our subtraction problems. Can I mess it up? Yeah, well you were talking. Two. One. We got it. I get it. Three. Two. Two. Two. Two. Two. Two. This is the one. How many do you have left? One. Okay. Did anybody have a problem with getting the bigger number in the right, in the wrong spot? Okay, I want to ask you, if I do it, I'm going to show you, okay? I'm going to make a mistake and we're going to practice. If I have three and I try to take away five. If I have three, can I take away five? Oh. So that's why we have to know. We have to make sure that we have our bigger number first. Now can I do the math problem? I have five and I take away three, one, two, three. Now can I do it? Yes. Yes. So when we are doing subtraction, we have to identify which one is our bigger number, then we can take away. Okay? All right. Good job.


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Thank you. I am grateful to be here today. I came here from New York and I Wanted to to use an opportunity here to encourage all of you to To understand that nothing is impossible. I I got involved in the communication industry simply by by an accident That in fact I am a misfit I don't know how many of you realize that if you're an entrepreneur that you have your own ideas that sometimes You get things way before anyone else does that you may not belong in a large organization because you have to create your Own companies you need to actually find a way for your voice to be heard as a kid growing up What I discovered Was that my passion to communicate enabled me to help change the world? But I didn't know what I was doing as I was doing it But I allowed my curiosity for communications to take me through things For example when I was nine years old, and I know but any of you have ever been lonely ever felt really by yourself But that was me and it was my uncle who took me to his office on Long Island Who demonstrated which today would be an old technology known as amateur radio or ham radio? But my uncle brings me to his office He shows me his shows me around and he had this object on his desk That he flipped a switch and these tubes that the radio lit up literally there were radio tubes inside And he spoke a very cryptic language because he was dialing around and he was finding I heard noise He heard voices and he simply put out this call. He said CQ CQ This is K2 QQ. I'm calling CQ says it for about a minute Let's go with a microphone and for the next hour I was mesmerized and my uncle was talking to people all over the world Saying his name is Fred. He's in Farmingdale, New York and giving a signal report of how strong the people were and As I'm doing that I'm listening to my uncle speak and I realize that my uncle has the cure for loneliness And all I had to do was take that radio out of his office put in my bedroom And before I wake up in the morning as I wake up in the morning before school and after school I could have friends but the catch Was that I had to actually teach myself Morse code College level physics and the rules and regulations to be an amateur radio operator So it I didn't actually get my license when I was nine It took till I was 12 and a half to get my license to communicate But I've ever since I've had that license.  I grew up on the radio I grew up connecting people and it was obvious for me that to be able to connect a telephone to a radio was a good thing People would reach out to me from across the States I grew up in a time when long distance actually cost something so that if you're calling from from Finland to New York It wasn't pennies it was dollars and so as a courtesy on as amateur radio operators do somebody would call in and I would patch the radio together 20 years after being a ham operator. I found myself online on the internet I downloaded some software in February of 1995 called internet phone In fact the iPhone wasn't born in 2007 from Apple. It came out of Israel in 1995 the internet phone was the first product that successfully allowed us to connect and communicate around the world But the weird part was you didn't you did not need a radio? You needed a computer need a connectivity and 20% of the people who are online were using their ham radio call sign as their identifier So it was a very awkward way to communicate But six months into this project I started a mailing list and someone asked is it possible to interconnect a telephone in a computer being a ham operator with My phone patch it worked a month later in October 1995 I launched a project on the internet called free world dial-up. It was free It connected the world and it ran on dial-up and to this very day It was the first thing that one of the first communication projects that everyone viral on the internet by November 1995 We had hundreds of people and ultimately thousands of people offering free phone service around the world that brought six months later 300 phone companies to the Washington trying to stop everything happy to say that we created I created a trader organization that allowed it to actually Flourish that we were able to say no to people trying to disrupt us And that's what I learned that you can dream and you can do things That if you don't know you can't do something anything becomes possible for you to do it and that the future It truly is unwritten that it's not that you're qualified to be an entrepreneur.  It just depends upon how you want it to happen I'm very fortunate that over the years that my passion to communicate enabled me to do all sorts of other exciting things These days I focus on the intersection of messaging artificial intelligence Chatbots and I worry about where the future is going but I also am positive about it I have a positive slant that in the future things could be better not worse That imagine artificial intelligence that brings love into your life I'd like to show you a one-minute video if I it's queued up in the back called GPS If you could go to the video, please No, no, no, no, no, let the nice man clean your window Give him the 50 Yeah, okay in 100 meters turn left in 50 meters turn left Call your mother Mom the GPS is telling me what to do How's dad stop the car take off your shoes and socks tomorrow take the day off work I can't I can't take the day off work. I'm just too busy reached your destination See he found his destination So that's an example that was built that was that filmed in 2010 that was an idea that was before Conversational interfaces became popular But the idea that we could add artificial intelligence to our lives in a meaningful way and actually help connect things I mean look the more The more virtual we become I think we have a much stronger need ever to be face-to-face with people There's something about the power of a hug and this interactive Interaction that cannot be replaced with any other technology other than people the ability for us to connect on a meaningful Levels is going to be restricted only by how we're able to create communication systems that connect to us and for all the fancy Messaging services that are out there today. What I find absolutely crazy is how hard it is to communicate with people because these days Am I gonna be on telegram? Am I a messenger on my whatsapp? Is it gonna be SMS? Is it gonna be email? It's gonna be Facebook. You just don't know we have too many methods to communicate two different ways to actually do things But you know unfortunately for us for least as far as I can tell email is a cockroach the internet It does not die people in trying to get rid of it for 40 years It seems to persist it seems to continue in our lives So for all the other communication systems out there don't give up on email will not give up on itself When I look at our ability to make things happen though I do think I do take things personally I do believe that it's our responsibility to stand up and do what we feel is right and it's your responsibility To stand up for your dreams when I was discovering voice over IP I was working in Wall Street and I shared with friends the idea is to have web-based email But someone said that was a stupid idea so I didn't pursue it I had an idea that I should do broke that I should do a mortgage brokering on the internet Another friend said that was a stupid idea. I shouldn't do that and what I realized that I had to find new friends That that I had to find people that didn't put me down Even if I wasn't being understood that I had to encourage myself to actually find a chance to be in to be an innovative and so I am But it takes a lot of strength and a lot of courage But sometimes it's ignorance that is bliss because if you're not bound by what you can't do anything and everything is possible That when you're sitting here thinking about the dreams that you have or how to pursue it Don't let anyone get in the way of your dreams including yourself You need to understand that you need that there's a strength you have inside of you that gives you an idea What to do every day you may choose to go in one path But when you wake up and you find your center and you realize how how short life really is and how many years Do you want to spend doing someone else's dream want to spend that time pursuing your own? I've recently had some life experiences that really allow me to appreciate the moment and appreciate every breath and every Every chance to do things that that I'm passionate about so I I do travel around the world I do photograph the Milky Way because there are times when I'm looking up at space And I realize how small we are compared to the rest of the galactic universe is out there But I could find the time and just relax and to look up at the stars and try to Understand maybe there's something else that's happening around us Sometimes I get inspired. I know about you though the best ideas for startups. I ever get wasn't a shower I never quite figured out in America. Why is it that if I get these ideas for startups in the shower? I go to work. They're no showers. Like why do I have to go to work to work? Why can't I actually go there to dream? But one maybe one day we'll figure that out. Maybe there are other cultures where you can shower work, and it's cool But for me, it's the inspiration comes from working with people that get it They'll allow you to be a misfit allow yourself not to fit into anything else, but to be yourself Personally, I like the number dictatorships Those are companies that I run based on my rules because when you're an entrepreneur you get to set the culture that works for you And so it's one of the biggest benefits too is to be able to be disruptive to allow yourself to find that path That allows you to figure out what you want to be if any of this is is interesting to you Feel free to disrupt me. You could find me on Twitter at HF pulver I'm also on Instagram and if any of you need any any advice, don't call me But my number is plus one five one six three one two three two two seven you could find me on telegram You could find me on SMS I'm happy to help. I'm trying to encourage as many people around the world today To stand up and find their dreams and to understand the future is in your power It's it's only that we look to you to bring the next generation of innovation into this world Thank you very much