Hi, Namaskaram. Amazing, you know, I think the common thread which we're just sitting back and just absorbing everything and I'm so glad in the last speaker so I can take a little more time. But fascinating this common thread of love between everybody, you know, all the speakers, your love what they do so much. You are here because you love something called life. Amazing. But unfortunately I started this fantastic journey of dance by fighting not by loving, you know. I think this little boy was very boisterous, like all boys, fighting for a bat, beating my brother, throwing things on him. You fight, yeah, you fight for attention when you get a little older. Little older then you go to college, you want attention but from different people in college, yeah, and that.  So, you know, all that. You keep fighting and fighting and fighting for everything. Then when you come to a stage where you want to pursue, when you know you love dance and that's what you want to do, everybody, I come from middle class, lower middle class, Chinese, Nepalese, North East Indian family who thinks they're Brahmins, who thinks they're Iyer Brahmins, who think, are you a beef or don't you? They swear at my mother, beef, no, no, beef in this house. Good, you gave up meat, good. Anyway, so like that, so the mentality was also like that, you know, my parents are lovely parents now, I mean, they've evolved. Sorry, ma. Lovely, you know, lovely women, actually, but you know, I think they're looking out for the interest of their son. So, what are you going to do dancing? First of all, dance for a girl, Parathana Timcheecheechee, you'll become Yuna, they said. Okay, all that put together. Then they said, on real terms, she sat me down, she said, don't dance, you're gonna make, like in Tamil, what, kutty chore for the rest of your life, you will not, yeah, you will not make money, nobody look at you, you lose your friends, don't dance, go work in office nine to five and start investing in a house, put your papers together, do all that and do all that and then dance on Saturday Sunday. And then you have energy after that to dance on Saturday Sunday, damn good, after working advertising office as a copywriter from nine o'clock till one in the night and dance, but I managed all that and it was just a crazy, crazy thing to do. But you know what, I think with all this fighting, something started fighting, you know, and you won't believe what, the heart started fighting the head and the head started fighting the heart. I think when that happens, you know, that you get an inner wisdom that is beyond yours. And for me, I think at 28, there's a certain wisdom that allows me, even if I look at a friend doing fantastically well and, you know, well-off and greasy card and beautiful girlfriend, whatever, I'm like, okay, fine, but I'm happy, that inner wisdom comes from that, you know.   And I feel like that and I feel about, I feel that so many people here because we love to do what we do. It may not be a full-time thing like me because it's sort of a struggle, but I think I'm very lucky to be here. Classical dance has changed my world, amazing. Initially, it was only movement. Teacher would put that, thai, thai, thai-yum, like a machine. Then somebody said this boy, he'd answer like a robot. Yeah, Chinese know karate. I know something. Bharatnadi looks like karate. Yeah, correct, correct like that only. So, karate, karate pannaave, venda, venda, purnima student. Yeah, karate. Okay. So, after that, yeah, yeah. Then on the small journey from that karate, it got a little better. I'll say one thing, very nice thing. Somebody said to me, and then 26, after 10 years of dancing, bang, something happened. One day, I just got ready for a normal program, kachiri program, and I danced. I felt something out of this world. I don't know. I could feel somebody who's, I come from a mixed family. My grandma's in Nepal. My grand, my dad's, my mom's a Christian and we're all converted to get, conveniently get seats at a good Christian school. Conveniently. And that's why we became Christians. You know, you got to see it never applied twice. You got in Joseph's Christ. Very good. Okay. So, all that. But you know, I think beyond that, it's about looking at, I feel God. I know it sounds crazy.  But it's, he's beyond everything.  And then you get into mythology, tell fascinating stories of gods, of kings, of journeys. And you get lost. I look open the Ramayana the whole night. It's by me reading it because of the allegories and the metaphors and not just as that. And then at this point in my life, in fact, yes, something very interesting happened here today. I got my iPod. I love my iPod. Love my iPod. And I lost it today. Yeah. So anybody found it please return it to me. Anyway. No, no, no.  I always lose it or it tears. My favorite Kirtat tears or favorite pet will die or I lose that finish. I realized that this metaphor of I'd like to close with this, that Indian mythology or religion is not about it. It's about looking beyond it and looking into it. So it makes us all happy as a community and as people. Losing this iPod today. Favorite iPod, favorite kinetic music. Lord Shiva stands like this. Bold. It means face the world boldly. Face it. But along with that boldness, somebody sits here. It's a serpent. Emerald serpent and a snake and serpent's poisonous. It reminds you of the fickleness of time. Like a speaker had said, I'm here. I go out. I may be hit by a bus. The snake reminds you of time. The damroo beats fast and beats slowly. Time beats for you. And at any moment, the snake might bite you. You may not be any more here, but enjoy and cherish each moment. And Bharath Nathim did that to me. We celebrate like Navarasas. We celebrate every emotion. I've dealt with racism. Small eyes. Bharath Nathim? No, no, no. No. How will you do Bharath Nathim? Small eyes. Anyway. How will you do Bharath Nathim? Small eyes you have. Small eyes. How will you do Bharath Nathim? No, no.  And my friends say, Bharath Nathim, this one's running Bharath Nathim. Anyway. So that is it. Every, I dealt with racism, frustration. The body gives up. The mind gives up. Parents. I'm fighting. Still fighting my demons. Yeah. Fighting a lot of things. Fighting my insecurities still. Yeah. I'm still fighting it. I'm alone at home. I'm alone at home. I'm fighting them. Bharath Nathim has taught me that life is a celebration of good, of bad, of frustration. Of everything put together and human life is about that. I present to you a piece by Kuregarh from my guru, Shivati Priyadaswari Govind. Celebrates Lord Shiva. Brilliant. As visually as an art form. But for me, he goes beyond that. I hope I take you on that journey just now.


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This video will talk about solving polynomial and rational inequalities. We want to solve these polynomial inequalities. We've looked at absolute value, we've looked at quadratics. The absolute values, we were allowed to do it symbolically. But when we started with quadratic, then we needed to use it either graphically or do some kind of testing because we're going to have boundary points that will give us these intervals of values that could be true or false. So we want to take this problem and it asks us to factor it and I'm going to factor it using synthetic division. We've been talking about that in this chapter so we might as well use it. I'm looking at negative 12 to help me figure out what to try because I know one or negative one doesn't work. So I want to try negative two and I put my negative two there and I put in all my coefficients and I'm ready to go. So I'm going to bring down the one and multiply and then add and then multiply and I add and I multiply and I add and thankfully I get a zero down here so I know that this is one of my zeros. So I can even put it over here on my graph. And then I can take this and I know that it's remember constant x and x squared. So x squared minus x minus six and I want to factor that. And I could take my quadratic formula and my calculator or this is simple enough because it's just an x squared. So I'm going to take x and x and minus three and plus two that will add up to negative one. So this tells me if I set it equal to zero that I have a zero at positive three and a zero at negative two, which means I have two here. So when I factor this polynomial up here it's actually x minus three x plus two quantity squared because one of the second factor was what I divided by. Now we know that we have these two zeros and we need to figure out what happens between those things and we also need to think about that it's going to be in our case brackets. So that will help me out knowing how to write my final answer. So I have over here from negative infinity to negative two and then I have from negative two over to positive three and I also have from positive three to positive infinity and I want to know what happens in all those regions. So I'm coming over here to my calculator and why one is where this polynomial is and I want to look at something smaller than negative two. So over here it's got a negative value and if I look in between the two and I look at like zero I see that it also has a negative value. Here's my negative, there's my zero and then until I get to the next zero it's still a negative value and then if I look at three I need to look beyond three and I see that those are all positive. Now if I look at it says over here to determine the end behaviors this is a positive cubic graph so it should be a down up, starts down and ends up and I want to talk about the multiplicities. We had a multiplicity of two over here at negative two and that is why over here we started negative because that's the way the graph is supposed to be. But then at that two it had to bounce so it stayed negative and this isn't a perfect graph but then it does something to come through this one and then end up positive. So this is just a guess of my graph but I can see now if I'm looking graphically that sure enough below the x-axis is from negative infinity to three and then above it will be from three to positive infinity. We want greater than zero so that means we want this over here so our answer is going to be x is an element of three including two infinity. And if we come over here and look at the actual graph if we graph it we see that sure enough it's below everywhere until we get to that three and then it's above just like we thought not exactly the same graph we graphed but we could see the shape is about right. Alright so now we want to solve this inequality using this table which is basically what we did but we kind of did a combination of both. So we need to get this to be zero on one side and everything else on the other side so bring over my 5x squared and my 2x and then I have my plus eight less than or equal to zero. I was just adding and subtracting across the equal sign so I didn't have to change the inequality and this one we need to figure out where our zeros are and we could do it a couple ways. We could do synthetic division we could try to see if we could factor it some other way or my y2 here is where I have my zeros and I see that I have a zero at negative one and I have another zero at x equal four and remember I need four of them I mean three of them so I need to go and I missed one. Here's the other one over here at two equals zero or x equal two. So all of those were found pretty quickly I found three I didn't have to worry about multiplicities because I found three so that makes my intervals this is my smallest value at negative one so I'm going to go from negative infinity to negative one and it will be including the negative one because of my inequality and I'm going to go then the next smallest one would be two so I'm going to start at that negative one and go over to two and include it and then I will go from two to four those should be all the values I need so a test value is smaller than negative one I'll try negative two and then I'll go look at my table to figure it out instead of plugging and chugging from negative one to two I can see a zero happens in there so I'm going to try zero and between two and four well that would be three and actually I should do from four to infinity I forgot about that one and so I'll try five. So negative two if I go up one more remember I'm in this y2 column and at negative two I have negative 24 so I have a negative and my inequality says less than or equal to zero so yes this one works and when I've put in zero I go over here and I see that I have a positive eight so that gives me something that I don't want between two and four I tried three and that gives me a negative value so I want that one as well and then if I go down a little bit farther to five then I see that I have a positive again which again I don't want so I want to say that I have from negative infinity to negative one because that one worked and then union I have two to four and we really should say that x is an element of these intervals now we want to look at rational inequalities and we want to use a number line again and behavior at the zeroes and the asymptotes and you have to remember about the asymptotes now because remember vertical asymptotes can't be included so I'm going to factor all these things remember factoring the top and then setting it equal to zero will give me my x intercept so x is equal to negative three is a zero and then I have x minus two so x is going to be equal to two and that one's going to be a vertical asymptote so I'm a number line here I have negative three and I have two my inequality says less than or equal to so that means I can include my zero so it might be, in fact I changed my color here it might be this direction but it might be this direction but you never can include vertical asymptote so I have to have a parenthesis there on either side of it because it will never be two it'll get close, never be there so then we need to look and see what the values are again just like we did with the other one and I'm going to come and move over to y three because I happened to have put this one in my calculator my value is a little quicker and I want to choose like negative four if you think about these these are all going to be degree one so everything's going to change sign on either side of these so that helps us out so at negative four I see that I have a positive value and then I want to choose something between negative three and two so I'll try zero and that gives me a negative four so it's a negative value and then I get the error notice you have an error there because that's my vertical asymptote and then if I go below that I'm going to have a positive again so I try three and it gives me a positive value then we look and see we want it to be less than or equal to zero so that's going to be in here and use what we have on our number line of bracket and a parenthesis negative three goes here two goes here and x is an element of that trying again we're going to factor the top and we have x that would be plus four and minus two so my zeros are going to be at negative four and positive two and if I factor the bottom down here I could do again my synthetic division on it to get it down real quick I factor quicker that way one five three and negative nine six times one is going to be six add that I get nine times one is positive nine and there's my zero so I have a zero at one but it's a vertical asymptote so I'm going to be sure I put my parenthesis in there right away this is going to be x squared plus six x plus nine and if I go to my quadratic formula in here just to do something different I'm going to put in my A as one and B as positive six and C as positive nine and I find out that I have one real zero at negative three which means that this is really x plus three quantity squared so I have x equal negative three and it's not going to change here it's not going to change sign because it's an even exponent so where's my negative three it comes in here somewhere it can't be that one either that'll have parenthesis which says we're different colors these are my vertical asymptotes and blue and I'll put my zeros in red so it could be this way but it could be this way at negative four it could be to the left or to the right a positive two and then I just have to check again for my values to see what's happening we come over here and we look at the table second graph so I have my equation in here and it happens to be in y four and I need to make sure that I can see everything there oops, I need to come over here to the x's and come over to y four at negative five I can test negative five and I've got a negative that's a negative here and that satisfies my inequality so I like that one between negative four and negative three we have the error happening in here but we're going to have to go in we will have to go and check on that one in a moment I'll come back to that one between negative three and one we can look at zero and that's a positive so that one we don't want remember at this zero of negative three we didn't change sign so if it's a positive on this side it'll be a positive on this side so that helps us the one it did change so it should be a negative in here and if we check it actually we can't look between one and two again yet but we can look beyond two and it gives us positives and this was an odd exponent it was just a one just a degree one on that zero so it should be a negative it should change signs from positive to negative and then from negative to positive I like that interval too so we have from negative infinity up to negative four including negative four X is an element of union we have one but notice it's a parenthesis because that was an asymptote so parenthesis one comma two mass problem max is the correct solution with the inequality when g of X is greater than zero if we look at this we have a zero here at negative four we have a zero here that looks like maybe negative one half or something to that effect and then we have one again here at positive four and this negative one half would be point five so negative we want it to be greater so we want it to be between negative four and negative one half so it starts at negative four and it should include it so it's not going to be this one this one starts at negative four inclusive and it goes to negative one half so far so good and then we also want this part which starts at four and goes to infinity and it includes that one so we would say D


To you and thank you for joining us on WAI 254, my name is Patricia Muriuki, and tonight we talk about gender roles and society. Our society has a set of ideas about how we expect man and women to dress, behave and present themselves. Gender roles in society means how we expect them to act, speak, dress, groom and conduct ourselves best upon our assigned sex. картfa siga ou je ukulama kwa jagam How do we create in shared responsibility without probably overstepping? How do we bring in the men to feel that probably they can help us in certain responsibilities that we have to do as women? And also really try to address the big elephant, the society. Because most of the times in every conversation we try to hear people say the society things the society says. And tonight we really address the society as far as gender roles are concerned. And to help us talk about this we have Emma Monguta who is the founder of Amanda Foundation. We also have Gideon Makumi who is a youth mentor and human resource manager at Bethel Network. Talk to us across our social media platforms. That is at Y254 channel you can also reach me at Patricia Murioki. Thank you very much for finding the time to be here with us. I can see Gideon it's been a minute since I last had you on the show. I can see that you're doing well. And the first question I would like us to address is we've talked about roles and duties are changing. We've seen that certain things that men were, our time as responsibilities that men were supposed to do, women cannot even do them. So what is your feel about these as society changes and we still have gender roles? Let us start by me getting your opinion. How do you really feel about this? Thank you Patricia. You're welcome. I think first and foremost gender roles it's a socialization process. It is something that we pick, habits that we pick and we can as well drop. What is happening and what I feel about it is that nowadays unlike before where our parents were very very keen on socializing us as we grew things have really changed. We are picking things from the social media, we are picking things from television. It's no longer the responsibility of parents to show their children how they are supposed to grow. So we are learning by ourselves. So what that does especially to men, I think when we look at the society and they stand to be corrected, the boy child is a big problem. That's why now when it comes as this boy grows with very little empowerment of any, we are growing seeing a boy who doesn't even know what they are supposed to do. Who doesn't even know who being a man is. It has resulted to a weaker man and a very empowered woman in our society. So there is a big problem and I think it begins at childhood and it manifests in adulthood. We have a weaker set of men, a generation that has very weak men and very empowered women. There is no problem with having empowered women but then not at the cost of having weak boys. So even as we put in efforts to empower the girl child, let's also empower the boy child. Because if you get so empowered, for example Patricia, and the guy who marry is not equally empowered, right there there will be a problem which will result to gender roles that are not correct. So let's empower both for those gender roles to be done properly and for men to take their rightful position and women to take their rightful position. Okay, Emma, what is your thought about what the same question that Gideon was responding to. We have all these things changing and now you can't really say that the woman is expecting to just be at home and be a maker and be a wife and a mother and all that. What is your thought about everything that is happening currently? Okay, so thank you for having me here again. You're welcome. So my thought about this is society is changing. We are not in a century where men used to go and hunt, women were gatherers and used to stay at home. So a lot has changed, women go to work, subjects that were considered for the male generation, now adult careers are now being undertaken by women. So what I feel is society needs to change and these roles have really evolved and it's high time that we teach the young boys growing up that just because you are a man or just because you are a female in line with the gender does not mean you cannot fit in both sides. It's high time we learnt that gender roles are not specific to a certain gender. I mean with times changing we need to do better. Okay. So some of the things that people really expect, we have certain things that when I sit down here as Patricia and I'm thinking about getting married, there are certain things I already have in my mind and this is, I can say society has put them in my mind that my husband is supposed to do this and all that. Gid, at what point probably did you sit down with your partner and have the gender role conversation? At what point did you ask each other, so who does what? Are we going to live with what we've had people talk about? Do we get to create something that gets to work for us? What point did you have that conversation and what was really the content of the conversation that stands out from what society expects of us? Okay. What I believe is that marriages, we don't have like set standards of how a marriage should work. We don't have like guidelines of you're supposed to do ABCD. I believe so much in a marriage that is customised to fit your needs as a two partners. Because if we come in with the societal expectations, then you're going to have it wrong. Because everyone, this is what your social expects. This is what your mother, your uncles, everyone who come telling you as a man, this is how you're supposed to behave. As a woman, this is how you're supposed to treat your man. Before me I believe in a situation where we agree, these are your strengths, these are my strengths, these are your weaknesses, these are my weaknesses. How do we bring in this together and get that thing which we in our own rights is perfect? Perfection should not be defined from outside. Perfection should not be defined from what the society thinks is right. Perfection is between the two of us. This works for us. It doesn't necessarily have to work for another couple. This would work for in our context. It doesn't have to work in another context. Why? Because all of us we have different personalities, we have different goals, we have different set of visions. I mean it's something that is unique to the two of you. So you decide what you want to have and how you want to have it. Forget about what the society thinks and if you are to satisfy the society. For how long do you manage to do it? I don't think you even manage a minute. So live by your own set standards and what makes you happy is what really counts. Not what makes your neighbor or even your parents. And I'm sorry to the parents who are watching, not even your parents. I really like what you've said and I like what you've said that this perfection that you try to look for, don't look for it outside. Sit down with your partner. I hope that you get to understand you don't need to bring in people outside as even if it's your mum or your dad or whatever. You don't have to bring outsiders in your relationships or in your marriage. Get advice but certain things have limits. Emma, what do you think is the best time probably for women watching us tonight or who are going to watch this interview later? When is the best time for them to have the gender roles conversation and what are they supposed to address? And also talk about how do they do it the right way? Not feeling like oh you have to do this and all that. And balancing also that you don't have expectation because Kapo A do these together that you expect you and your spouse or partner are going to do the same thing. The right time for a couple to have the gender role conversation is when they decide that they want to get to the next step. So when the relationship has gone some mile then that is the time to have that conversation.  I think it's important to have that conversation. And also the second question you asked was how? You don't look at Kapo A and want whatever works for Kapo A to work for you. How do you have that conversation without bringing in things that are working for others and probably they may not work for you? Look at the two of you, look at the situation the two of you are in. Look at your schedules, look at how best you will customize both your schedule and what works for the two of you. We cannot, we live in a place or when you're with someone it is so hard to not have expectations. You even have expectations from your own parents, from your own employers and all that. What expectations did you have in your spouse? Let us talk about those expectations. So are we now trying to see are they normal? What can we do to make sure that probably we are having, because you see down index. I was looking as I was doing research on this topic, someone was like I expected my partner to be the one who takes out the trash. I expected him to be the one who takes the car to the garage and all that. So what expectations did you have? Let me put it as an African man. Well unfortunately in the African context and from time immemorial there are those things that remember the uncles you talked about. There are those things you are told that as a man you are not supposed to do this. I will not get to the specifics of my case. However there are things that I had in mind which now after you get into marriage you realize they are not real, they are not realistic. As a man I think it is not, it doesn't make you weaker to pick a plate from the table to the kitchen. You go wash your hands there.  Would you change a diaper Gideon? A diaper maybe not. But not because I am a man. It's more because of maybe how I feel or maybe what it will imply. But it will help feed the baby. It could help, I don't mind. But I think most of the things we come into marriages with and I have not stayed in marriage for long to relatively talk about it. But I think from experience and being that even at campus I did gender and development studies I think there are those things which are defined to be manly which in reality they are not. And I am sorry to the fellow men who are watching but some of the most of these things are oppressive to the women. And I think it comes a time when you realize that this is your helper. And what does a helper do? They help you do what you are already doing or what you are supposed to do. Whereas there are those expected roles for a man, the God-given roles for a man which we call LPP which is leadership, providing and protecting. Again it doesn't mean that you can't wash the dishes. And I know my wife is watching and maybe I have not washed dishes for a long time. But it doesn't make me weak if I did that. It doesn't make her stronger than I am. And today she says, today I am the one taking care of the shopping. Today, how about this month if I pay rent? I mean it doesn't make me weak and make her stronger just because there are those adjustments that we have made. So there are things that I can do which she cannot. Then she can do which I cannot. But I don't think they are custom stones. It's flexibility and goes back to that. I think we need to give our expectations very clearly from the word go and she said at the point when you are dating because you don't want to come and get surprised when you are in marriage and you are learning this is not the guy I knew. This is not the lady that I knew. Align those expectations early enough so that you don't get disappointed. Before we get to talk about shared responsibility something that Gideon touched on Emma, do you feel like we have so much exaggerated expectations on women especially now looking at a space whereby women are breaking glass ceilings. Women are also going to work. They will come home tired and all that but we still expect them to come home and do the dishes. Some will even feel like no, you have a house manager but as a woman do 1, 2, 3, 4. Are we putting so much expectation on our women? Yes, my answer to that is yes. It's time we be realistic about what women can do and customise it to the now. So a woman wakes up in the morning she's expected to probably dress the babies do a few household chores here and there still dress up and leave the house in time to be at work. We forgot to prepare the husband because he has to. He has to iron his clothes and brush his shoes prepare breakfast for both of them and still get to work and get to perform. I feel it's too much pressure that's the highest standard to hold a woman and normally when a marriage fails or something goes wrong they normally say the woman failed. So I feel it's too much pressure on the woman because both of you come home tired but then the man expects because you are the woman you have to serve me. Exactly. And I was working. So Gideon, do you feel or not do justice if I don't ask do you also feel like we have a lot of expectations for men? Are we pushing them to a certain corner where you're supposed to do this as a man or is it a way women can also try to create a balance and help the boy child in creating this perfect relationship and this perfect marriage as far as gender roles are concerned? The truth of the matter is that there is pressure from both ends and for men especially and I mentioned one of the expectations is that they're supposed to provide and there is a common cliché that in a house as a man if I have five hundred book and my wife has five thousand that house there is only five hundred shillings. Why? Yes. Why because I'm a man I'm the one who is supposed to provide. I think most of us men are running into depression because sometimes even your wife is earning more than you do say your boyfriend your girlfriend is earning even more than you do and she will still expect you to she will still ask you for money for say to do my hair I didn't money to buy a suit did you see the new dress in town have you seen the new kimono those things will still come up okay yet this guy might be even in a fix so I think especially in that financial bit of it men expected to do so much that is one area that needs to be corrected I think it doesn't hurt if we agree to help one another because sometimes even a husband will get sick what are you supposed to do as a wife would you just stay there and wait for them to get well there now I mean it's very absurd that it's taken that it's just the responsibility of a man to provide and I'm not saying men should abscond that responsibility in fact I feel very bad if I didn't provide okay I wish I remembered but we don't have to abscond the responsibility but at the same time the ladies can still help okay so that now brings us to the point where we get to talk about shared responsibility how do we get to our house has me and partner and sit down and try to see how now can we do these things because at the end of the day it's the two of you and for that relationship and for that marriage to work it takes the two of you so Emma how can now people couples in relationships and in marriages be able to really understand what shared responsibility is without having to take advantage of the other spouse that's a very good question and as he has already pointed out the men feel like the ladies should chip in and he has a very valid point what happens then God forbid when your husband is incapacitated and they are not going to work so shared responsibility here should be two way if a man expects you to chip in the bills as a man he should also try and help out in the house and remember when a couple has children those children learn by what they see so then we train what are we showing those children growing up what are we trying to model to them and then science says that when two parents are happy and when the father also helps actively bringing up children and helping in the house the mother is less stressed and they bring up very healthy and happy children and then I think it's time that we accepted that times have changed and that women are working now and women are taking up more responsibility according to there's a study that was carried and people asked what do you think when it comes to marriage what is the percentage of what women give vis-a-vis what men give and it was shocking women give 85% 15% into the marriage and that should set us thinking and see what is it that we are doing wrong and what is it that we could do better for a better society now having touched on all that the expectations how to have conversations about shared responsibility in a very healthy manner without oppressing the other partner how now do we change the mindset because as we were starting I talked about society and I even have conversations with myself and I say I wish that society was a person that I could go and ask questions rather than just sit here and talk about society and there's really no one to address when you talk about this so now how do we change the mindset of people especially probably our men and make them understand that times are changing how do we now start to sit down together and try to understand that when we have a good unit then we have to help each other we have to support each other and I was telling Emma as we were starting that sometimes you find a man who probably helps the wife do the dishes will not come and talk about it openly and say I help out unless he is sure his friends do that because he is scared that society will start being like hey buddha, buna una fanyanga iso vitu so Gidon how can we break this mindset about what that people have I think it has to start from where we lost it and that point is when we empowered the women more than we empowered the boys because with the rise of feminism there's radical feminism where they believe what a woman can do what a woman can do better and it's at that point that I ask if that can happen if as a man I can say for example how about you just take care of everything else I mean some of these things they are not realistic we have our strength as men we have you have your strength as women let's get to a place where we understand that this is my place this is your place and we begin telling men whatever weakness if you are not even able to do a particular thing we also begin telling this young man this boy that I don't need to see a man as my enemy as we grow up just because she is doing better than I am it's okay for her to excel in life I can learn from her because we lost it when we started telling the women that go out there and excel, beat the men I don't think that's the conversation you're supposed to have it is supposed to be what can we do all of us as you empower this guy, empower this boy so that they are going in and we are complimenting each other as opposed to making it look like it's competition making it look like it's sort of an enmity between these two genders and let's also make men understand as much as that's not how we've been socialized I have feelings it's okay to even express those feelings I have fears it's okay to express those fears because why why men, why the percentage the greatest percentage of people suffering from depression in our men it's because we want to keep it inside of us because we look weak so I think if we can pick that conversation from where we lost direction and bring it back to course I think it would be better right from primary let's show this man this young boy they are going to become a man this is what the society expects but this is how the reality looks like on ground let's tell the girl the same then as they grow they are able to know that it is okay to be the way I am we can have that candid conversation with my partner that this is how we will make ours work it is not how the society said it should work final comments I am giving each one of you 30 seconds to patinshut about these to people who are watching us at home what is it that you would really like what is it that you would like to tell them that we will make everything that we have talked about today stand out so my patinshut is this to recognize that when we are we need to recognize when we are part of the problem and you spoke of the glass ceiling it exists because we put it there and if we want to be part of the solution what are no longer enough and as my friend here said that we need to fix what the problem is feminism and I don't know how it's modeled the problem starts with family so I would like to read a quote for you I would like really like the world of humanity is possessed by two wings and the male and the female so as these two wings are not equivalent in strength the bud will not fly so instead of teaching our boys to be strong and brave and to be some type of way because they are male and teaching our women to look pretty and stuff we can teach them to be better humans and to tap into their hearts to be sensitive emotional intelligent and because it makes him more of a man okay so let us wide up there because time is not on our side what I would say is that as Gedeon has said as we continue to empower the girls in the society let us also not forget the boys and also learn to create a very good and very well balanced so that we have to create a revolution for both the female and the male males that have very much empowered and know what decision it is that they have to make thank you very much for being with us my name is Patricia Morioki drive yourselves a very good night


Ladies and gentlemen, the Railroad Hour! And here comes our star-studded show train! Tonight, the Association of American Railroads presents the Fritz Chrysler Victor Jacoby Operetta, Apple Blossoms, starring Gordon MacRae and his two guests, Dorothy Kirsten and Francis X. Bushman. Our choir is under the direction of Norman Luboff, and the music is prepared and conducted by Carmen Dragon.  And now, here is our star, Gordon MacRae! Ladies and gentlemen, well, sir, tonight, the lovely Metropolitan Operers of Frano and Dorothy Kirsten and Francis X. Bushman join me in the romantic operetta, Apple Blossoms. As the curtain rises, you are the invited guests at a wedding just about to take place on a large, long island estate. Your wedding? Do you expect me to look happy when you're forcing me to marry someone I don't love? But this is a wonderful match! Two charming young people, your steel mills, Philip's coal mines, what could be more ideal? It's a real love match. But, Uncle George... I have your bouquet downstairs made of Apple Blossoms, just as you have. Well, I wonder if you wanted Apple Blossoms. I never know, but you wanted them and you've got them. Oh, I don't really care whether I carry Apple Blossoms or not now. I wanted Apple Blossoms when I thought I was going to marry Dickie. He told me they were supposed to be very lucky. Yeah, they are. You're lucky to get Phil instead of Dickie. I'll get down and see if the car is ready and you come right down. We've got to hurry! Hurry! Julie, have you ever been in love? Hundreds of times! How do you know? How can you be sure? Oh, Miss Nancy, it would never do to be late for your wedding. No, it would never do to be late for my wedding.  You signed me to a lifetime sentence. How does it feel to be a married man? Well, it's a little early to tell, isn't it? But as far as I'm concerned, it isn't going to make too much difference. Just what do you mean by that? Well, you see, Uncle George, it's like this.  Why should he try when he can't forget with a son? Ask any man for the truth and he will say, Looks at me with a smile. I know it's girls that make life worth the while. He will be very happy. Oh, now, Uncle, you think you can be happy when you're married to one girl and in love with another? Well, I think I'll go in the other room, see what all those charming young people are up to myself. Certainly was a lovely wedding. I suppose we should join the others too. After all, it's our wedding party and we ought to try to enjoy it. Nancy, why did you marry me? Uncle George said it was my duty. I know he gave me a lot of reasons. Why did you marry me? Well, most of the same reasons. Except Uncle George had an extra gimmick where I was concerned. He's my guardian. He threatened to have me disinherited. Isn't it awful to be rich? Poor people can marry the people they're in love with. Were you in love with someone too? Well, frankly, yes. A boy named Dickie Stewart. We were engaged. Were you in love too? Very charming young widow named Ann Merton. Didn't you marry her? Uncle George says she wasn't eligible. Didn't have any steel mills. Dickie Stewart didn't have any coal mines. I know what you mean. Is he attractive? Oh, very. How about her? Beauty. Real beauty. Well, I certainly wouldn't want to come between you. Oh, no, no, no. I don't want to come between you and Stewart either. Of course, it won't make any difference to me if you want to go on seeing her. It won't? No. Well, I'll say that's dog on broad-minded of you. You go ahead and see him if you want to.  You're perfectly free to do as you please. Well, thanks. And so are you. Shall we join them? What you do see every time you watch a freight train go by. For railroad transportation is an essential part of all defense industry. Yes, freight cars are just as necessary as the raw materials they gather from the far corners of the country and carry to our defense plants. Locomotives are necessary to move tanks and planes from factory to depot, training camp and embarkation point. For America cannot produce or use more of anything than can be hauled. That means if our needed for our national defense, railroad carrying capacity must increase right along with it. Since the end of World War II, the railroads have spent a billion dollars a year on their own preparedness program. They have bought hundreds of thousands of new freight cars and locomotives. Tracks, terminals, signals and shops have been modernized or expanded by this billion dollar a year program. The railroads have increased their efficiency and build up their strength all along the line. And they are continuing to do so. For example, the railroads now have on order more than 154,000 new freight cars enough to keep the car builders at full capacity for the next 15 months. The railroads vast improvement and expansion program is an essential part of America's rearmament effort. For there is no way in which the nation's transportation capacity can be expanded so quickly and with such economy of manpower and materials as by adding to the locomotives and freight car fleet of the railroads. Yes, the railroads are truly defense plants on wheels and in order that they may serve our rearmament and commerce most effectively it is vital that they have access to the materials they need and a chance to earn adequate revenues for the service they perform. And now here is the second act of Apple Blossoms starring Gordon MacRae and his guest star Miss Dorothy Kirsten. Thank goodness you're here. Have you forgotten about the masquerade ball we're giving tonight? People will be arriving any minute. Well, I don't have anything but to put on a mask. I'd say that's quite a dress you're wearing. Thank you. Were you with her all afternoon? Yes, I was with her all afternoon. Is she coming tonight? Mm-hmm. She'll be here. How about him? Yes, he's coming. I'll have to be quite a party. Are you two ready yet? Oh, hello, Uncle George. Hey, your guests are beginning to arrive. We're coming. Well, Nancy, my conscience has been bothering me. I don't want to make you too young people unhappy. I'm going to rage for you to get a divorce, Nancy. A divorce? Yes. Then you can marry Dickie and Phil can marry Anne. Well, we don't want to rush in anything like a divorce. No, no, no. That would take a lot of thought, Uncle George. I don't approve of divorce. Well, it may be the best thing in this instance. Come on now. We'd better join the get. Very well.  Well, that's what you gave me to understand a few weeks ago. Well, I was a child then. You mean Dickie's becoming like a brother to you? Good heavens, no. I haven't used that one since I was in boarding school. Boarding school? What went on in that boarding school? Well, whenever a boy came to visit us, we had to pretend he was our brother. How many brothers we had in boarding school? Did you go on and play? You kissed her? Uncle George, something terrible's happened. What? I've fallen in love with my husband. Where? In love with me. Huh? He's in love with that hideously attractive widow that he's following around there. See? Through that glass. There he is. Now, with all those young men in masks, I can't tell one to the other. Oh, Uncle George, remember when you gave the masquerade ball a few years ago? I went as a Spanish senorita and Phil was a toreadore. We danced together all that evening. I just saw him take off his mask and be mistaken about that and to stay married to Phil. I will tell him. It's the only fair and honest thing to do. Now good luck, my dear. There's something I've got to tell you. I can't go on any longer like this. I thought I was in love with you, but I'm not. I'm in love with my husband. This is goodbye, Dickie. And I do hope I haven't hurt you too much. Nancy. Well, now, Dickie, I think you've been given your walking papers. So walk. I'm not Dickie. I'm Phil. Well, now what do you know about that, Nancy? Nancy thought I was Dickie. And she told me she wanted to break it off with me, that she was in love with her husband. Uncle George, she's in love with her husband. She's in love with me. She spoke. Here's Nancy now.  Darling. Oh, Phil. Was it you I just spoke to? Why didn't you say so? You never gave me a chance. And I was very glad you didn't. And I heard you say you were in love with your husband. Because by a very strange coincidence, I haven't been madly in love with my wife. Oh, Phil. Well, if you two will excuse me, and I'm sure that you will, I'll go see how Dickie and Anne are making out. Because just between you and me in the lamp post, they've been dancing together all evening. Phil. Oh, Phil. The Apple Blossoms turned out to be lucky after all, didn't they? Lucky? Lucky for both of us. Apple Blossoms with book and lyrics by William Lee Barron. And music by Fritz Kreisler and Victor Jacobi was adapted for radio by Gene Holloway. The railroad hour is brought to you each week at this time by the American Railroads. Today, as America's rearmament program gains momentum, the need for railroad transportation increases. To meet that demand, the railroads are energetically working to improve and expand every part of their operation. Again this year, just as they have for the past five years, the railroads are spending another billion dollars of their own money toward the end that there will be no limit or delay in the movement of the men and material required for our national defense. Now here again is lovely Dorothy Kirsten. Dorothy, thanks for a wonderful performance in Apple Blossoms. You know, there's no one we'd rather have around here in the springtime as a matter of fact, any time. Thank you, Gordon. But you know, I did this show with you last spring too and I've been wondering whether those apple trees don't ever bear fruit. Oh, sure.  So they all wear Macintoshes. Oh, spies, tell me that next week on the railroad hour you're doing the fortune teller with Nadine Connors, your guest.  Dorothy, you've got me there. You're right about the fortune teller and we hope all our friends will be listening. And the only other thing that I can say is that you were delicious tonight. Well, dear friends, it looks as though we're ready to pull out and so until next week, this is Gordon Macrae saying goodbye. Apple Blossoms was presented by special arrangement with Tams Whitmark Music Library. Gordon Macrae can currently be seen starring in Warner Brothers' West Point Story. Our choir is under the direction of Norman Luboff and our music is prepared and conducted by Carmen Dragon. I'm Marvin Miller saying goodbye until next week for the American Railroads. Now stay tuned for your Monday Night of Music on NBC.


What type of ads you need to run for YouTube? Hey, you've come to the right video. If you wanna know what type of ads to run on the second largest search engine in the world, you are at the right video and we're gonna be starting right now. Look, you know you need to run ads on YouTube. It is the second largest search engine in the world. It's where everybody is.  In this video, I'm gonna show you all things YouTube and how to run YouTube ads and show you the type of ads that are available to you so you can make the best decision on running these ads. If you're new to this channel, my name is JR Fisher and I've been selling products, digital and physical online since 2009. I have my branded products on thousands of websites including Walmart. So what I try to do is share with you some of the things I've learned along the way so you can skip over some of the mistakes and you can start, run and grow your online business. Now, don't forget, put comments below. If you've tried to run some ads on YouTube, put your comments below. What type of results did you give? If you haven't run ads yet and you have questions about YouTube ads, please put those comments below so that we can help you out. At the end of this video, I'm gonna give you access to a $97 course for absolutely zero. All you'll have to do is click a link and you can get access to that course. So let's get started with the types of YouTube ads there are available to you. Okay, before we get started, don't forget, hit that subscribe button down there, join the Fisher family. Don't forget, ring the bell, right? That way you'll get notifications. YouTube can tell you every single time I do a new video. Now let's get going. Okay, the first type of ad I wanna talk about is skippable in stream ads, okay? This type of ad will appear before, during and after videos. There's an option to skip after five seconds but the viewer does have to watch for five seconds. If you watch for at least 30 seconds or interact or click, then the advertiser is actually gonna be charged. So here's an example of what that looks like right here. These are the most common types of ads and they come with a companion banner which you'll find right here on the side. Also available for all forms of advertising goals. So no matter what your goal is for advertising, you can use this type of format. These ads actually will appear on desktop, mobile devices, TV, game consoles, everything that YouTube shows up on, these ads will appear. The next type of ad is called non-skippable in stream ads. Often you'll see one of these ads that tells you your video will play after the ad has finished. Now normally it's about a 15 second video and every advertiser is charged no matter what happens. So as soon as that video starts, they're gonna be charged for that ad. These ads also will appear before, during and after the main video but they're only gonna show up on desktop and mobile devices. The standard for these ads is gonna be 15 to 20 seconds in duration only. Number three is discovery ads. This type of ad shows up when somebody is searching on YouTube and the advertiser's gonna be charged as soon as somebody clicks on one of these ads no matter what they're gonna be charged. Number four is bumper ads. Now these ads are six seconds or less. These are non-skippable video ads and they must be watched before the person can actually watch the video that they wanna see. These also appear on desktop and mobile devices. They play in video players up to five seconds long. Number five is sponsored cards. Now sponsored cards are displayed content that may be relevant to the video that the person is watching, such as products featured in the video, which would be a really good one too. These are gonna appear on desktop and mobile devices and the card sizes can actually vary in length and in size. Viewers will see a teaser card just for a few seconds. They can also click the icon in the top right corner of the video to browse the cards. Number six is out stream ads. These are optimized for mobile and tablet. Now you're charged on Viewable CPM, which is a cost per 1,000 views. If they watch it for two seconds, you are charged. These are best used for branding and getting your name and your company known out there to your audience. Now you should use both horizontal and vertical ads in this format. Vertical will perform much better on mobile, so if you didn't have the vertical ones, your ads won't do as well. Now these are best for leads or website traffic and these are the only ones you can use in the skippable in-stream ad format, so you'll wanna keep that in mind when you're doing your ads. Now if you're doing product or brand consideration, there are three different options that you can see on the screen here right now. This is an example right here of the brand awareness and reach in the boxes that you would check if you wanted to do that type of ad. As soon as you click the type of ad and you click video, it will show you what formats you can use. So you can see I clicked here and what's available to me is the skippable in-stream, the retarget, the non-skippable in-stream and the out-stream and of course the ad sequence. Now the bumper, non-skippable and out-stream are all available through this type of campaign goal. Okay, I wanna take you inside my account here because I know it can be really confusing for you to look at all those different screenshots and all but I wanted to give those to you so you would get I guess a base knowledge of it but I wanna show you how it actually works in Google ads because in Google ads, every time you click, things change. And it's kinda weird because if you've been used to doing any other ad platform they're all pretty much the same but every time you click here, things change. So let me show you what I'm talking about. I'm gonna click new campaign right here and I just wanna show you right here. Okay, so in this first box that pops up here you're gonna have several different choices. The first one is sales, leads, website traffic, product brand and consideration. You got brand awareness, you got ad promotion, you got creative campaign without a goal guidance. So what do you do? Well, the first thing you gotta do is kinda figure out what options it gives you. If I click sales here, this is what it's gonna give me. It's gonna give me search, display, shopping, video or smart. Now, we're talking primarily about videos so that's what we're gonna click on here. And when I click on videos, it's gonna ask me what I wanna do, drive conversions, okay? And that's to the video, okay? So that's the first option here, sales. The next one is leads. I'm gonna go back over here to video again, click it. Once again, drive conversions, okay? Then I'm gonna click on website traffic. I'm gonna click video right here and it's gonna say the same thing. Now, obviously these are all conversions so we gotta go another step further. Okay, so if I do brand awareness and I do video right here, I get three different options, okay? That I didn't have on those others. If you notice here when I did website traffic and I click video, all I have was continue. But when I went to brand awareness and I click video, then I got three options, shopping, ad sequence or influence consideration. So let's look at the other ones. Brand awareness, I click video and look at this. Now I've got skippable in-stream, bumper, non-skippable in-stream, out-stream and ad sequence. So it gives me a whole lot more choices there. If I create a campaign without a goal guidance and I click video, it's gonna give me all of these choices here, custom video campaign, non-skippable in-stream, out-stream, drive conversions, ad sequence or shopping. So I just wanted to show you when you get into the platform itself, you're gonna have a lot of different options but you're not gonna see them until you actually click on one of these, okay? And then click on video, then you'll see your options like this one here had none. We didn't have any options until we got to brand consideration and click video, then it gave us all these options. So just so you understand where all these screenshots are coming from, it's because every time you click in Google ads, you're gonna get different options. And I know this seems a little confusing in the beginning, but you're gonna get it, you just gotta stick with it. And don't forget if you have a problem, just put something in the comments of this video and I'll be happy to help you out with it. So there are tons of formats of ads and no one can really tell you what's gonna be best for your business. You should really try all these different formats and see what works best for your company. Now, I stick to certain ones and styles that work for the types of products and the type of audience I have, but your audience could be entirely different. So unless you try some of these things, you won't know. Nobody's gonna be able to walk up to you and say, hey, this is exactly what your company needs to do. You can't do that without testing. So unfortunately, you're gonna have to spend a little bit of money to test these out, but it'll be well worth it in the long run. Now, have you tried to run ads before? Will you put off by the complexity of them? If so, put your comments below. 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Gunmen kidnap more than 300 schoolgirls in increasingly lawless northwest Nigeria. Gunmen seized more than 300 girls in a nighttime raid on a school in northwest Nigeria on Friday and are believed to be holding some of them in a forest, police said. It was the second such kidnapping in little over a week in a region increasingly targeted by militants and criminal gangs. There was no immediate claim of responsibility. Police in Zemfara state said they had begun search and rescue operations with the army to find the armed bandits who took the 317 girls from the Government Girls Science Secondary School in the town of Janjibi. There's information that they were moved to a neighboring forest, and we are tracing and exercising caution and care, Zemfara Police Commissioner Abiyotu Yarrow told a news conference. He did not say whether those possibly moved to the forest included all of them. Zemfara's information commissioner, Suleiman Tanaanka, told Reuters the assailants stormed in firing sporadically during the 1am raid. Information available to me said they came with vehicles and moved the students, they also moved some on foot, he said. School kidnappings were first carried out by jihadist groups Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa province but the tactic has now been adopted by other militants in the northwest whose agenda is unclear. They have become endemic around the increasingly lawless north, to the anguish of families and frustration of Nigeria's government and armed forces. Fridays was the third such incident since December. The rise in abductions is fueled in part by sizeable government payoffs in exchange for child hostages, catalyzing a broader breakdown of security in the north, officials have said, speaking on condition of anonymity. The government denies making such payouts. Rage and Frustration Janjabi town ceded with anger over the abduction, said a government official who was part of the delegation to the community. Among men hurled rocks at journalists driving through the town, injuring a cameraman, the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity. The situation at Janjabi community is tense as people mobilized to block security operatives, journalists and government officials from getting access to the main town, he said. Parents also had no faith in authorities to return their kidnapped girls, said Mohammed Usman Janjabi, the father of one abductee, by phone. �We are going to rescue our children, since the government isn't ready to give them protection,� he said. �All of us that have had our children abducted have agreed to follow them into to the forest. We will not listen to anyone now until we rescue our children,� Janjabi said, before ending the call. Military Shakeup President Muhammad Ubaari replaced his long-standing military chiefs earlier this month amid the worsening violence. Last week, unidentified gunmen kidnapped 42 people including 27 students, and killed one pupil, in an overnight attack on a boarding school in the north-central state of Niger. The hostages are yet to be released. In December, dozens of gunmen abducted 344 schoolboys from the town of Kankara in northwest Katzana state. They were freed after six days but the government denied a ransom had been paid. Islamic State's West Africa branch in 2018 kidnapped more than 100 schoolgirls from the town of Dapche in northeast Nigeria, all but one of whom, the only Christian, were released. A ransom was paid, according to the United Nations. Perhaps the most notorious kidnapping in recent years was when Boko Haram militants abducted 276 schoolgirls from the town of Chibok in Borno state in April 2014. The incident drew widespread global attention, with then U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama among the prominent figures calling for their return. Many have been found or rescued by the army, or freed years later after negotiations between the government and Boko Haram finally resulted in a hefty ransom, according to sources. But 100 are still missing, either remaining with Boko Haram or dead, security officials say. Aikmesit Epion, head of research at Lagos-based risk consultancy SBM Intelligence, said many northern governors were keen to pay to avoid protracted hostage situations attracting international outrage, which in turn gave an incentive for more abductions. When you have these mass abductions now and you see victims are released relatively quickly, unlike Chibok, the one thing that has changed is money, Epion said.


A long prairie man is been arrested in connection with the death of a woman. Police say they received a report of an argument on the 400 block of Todd Street South around 8 o'clock Thursday evening and then another report of a deceased woman at the scene. Witnesses told police that 35-year-old Jose Raul Herrera Torres had been seen with the woman by neighbors near the residence around 5 30 p.m. A short time later the two were heard arguing. Police said that victim's roommate found her body and then called 911. Evidence at the scene led investigators to believe that the woman was the victim of a homicide. Herrera Torres was thought to have been heading to California or Mexico, but police found him around 10 30 this morning. Police say the victim is in her mid-60s and her relationship to Herrera Torres is unclear. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


the greatest markets in the world.  So you'll have days of the market goes up three, four times in the fifth day, it'll go down 200. I promise you it's not a reverse of the time. Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of the AccessToTrader.com nightly wrap-up show, hope everybody is doing well. It was a little bit of an erratic week for me as far as recording the videos. My son was in the middle of his high school. He's entering as a freshman, so he's playing on the Summer League varsity slash JV team. So it's been a crazy schedule. So he's finally done with that schedule. So going back to recording the video will be on a nightly basis. Obviously Thursday night's my usual night off, but since I've only recorded, I think once or twice this weekend this week, kind of good to be back with you guys. So let's talk about the market. Most important thing is kind of the continuation that we talked about a couple of days ago. The big, big number that we talked about on the Qs in absolute nauseam if you've been watching this broadcast was at 296.75 area. We got above and again, just to make it very, very clean to especially the new chartists in the crowd who are joining us. Again, the 50 day moving average represents, it's not as, obviously it's not as strong as the 200. The 200 is the mega, right? That's the mother's arms. She's gonna hug you. That's your warm sweater. Your favorite pair of slippers. But the 50 day moving average is the area of the market that general strength or weakness lies. So you can see here, as soon as we broke the 50 day moving average, it started a pretty, pretty ugly, pretty much six, seventh month decline. Obviously a big deal. And as soon as we reclaimed the 50 day moving average two days ago, that was what we talked about risk on, right? This is where if you are starting a book or started a book that 296.75 was a very, very big area. We talked about a couple of nights ago. It reclaimed every level. Now we have a beeline coming to this 313 level. A lot of stocks broke out. Amazon, it's a whole list, right? Anything that resembles the QQQ is part of the QQQ or even outside adjacent to the QQQ of technology. Everything is absolutely rally.  The market's day two after we reclaimed the 50 day moving average. We sold off for seven months. No, no, absolutely not. Is the market gonna go straight up? Of course not. It's the same way during this bear cycle we had majority of the moves back to the downside. But yeah, we had some upward bias as well. But the key common denominator was we continued to stay below the 50 day moving average. So no, of course we're not over boy. There's some certain stocks that might have had really big runs in the last few days, right? So Amazon broke out at 16, it's at 25. Yeah, that one's a little overextended. When you look for example, a name like a NVIDIA, right? That broke out about this whole channel. Yeah, NVIDIA sure went from 155 to 181. Yeah, of course those stocks are overextended. But when you look at the predominant force of the market, majority of stocks are just slowly but surely coming out of supply. So yeah, you might have certain stocks that had really, really big runs that need a rest. Yeah, of course, they're not gonna chase them, right? You're not gonna, if Amazon broke out at 116, 117, why would you be buying the stock at 125? Yeah, of course you need a healthy pullback. So I think the index part of this conversation is going to be a little bit of a relevant. For example, Snapchat came out with earnings, not good, right? Not pretty earnings, you got a 25% haircut after the close. It looks like they're not giving forward guidance and the moral of the story is they're taking down pretty much everything, anything internet related. So they're taking down Google. I mean, everything's pretty much getting taken down. Google still hasn't readjusted from, oh here's Google anyway, here's Google, taking down Google, taking down Metta, AKA Facebook, right? Everything in between, right? A lot of these stocks are getting hit, but the most important part is again, this is what you have to focus on, not the day to day. The most important thing you have to focus on is how long can we build, right? The longer we build and continue to build above the 296.75 area, the higher probability we're gonna continue to go higher, even though you'll have some days. And again, any day of the week, even the greatest markets in the world, you can't go up every single day. So you'll have days when the market goes up three, four times in the fifth day, it'll go down 200. I promise you it's not a reversal. That's not the top, it's just the market is tired, right? And again, if you're concentrating on names, again, like we've been saying for years, don't concentrate on the names like Amazon, 125. It broke out 10 points ago, two days ago, right? NVIDIA 160, it went to 80, right? Went to 82, forget about those names. They need a little bit of a pullback. Obviously, they have earnings as well. Concentrate on names, again, they're just coming out the bottom. Again, like we say this all the time, and I use this analogy many, many times, I would rather be wrong and jump out of the first floor than jump out of the 10th floor. So again, Amazon, great, but this pivot was here. It's not up here. And the higher it goes from way from the pivot, the higher probability it could pull in. You want names that are coming off the bottom, right? Like a Shopify, right? Like a Shopify coming off the bottom. Like an AI coming off the bottom. Names like Dash haven't confirmed yet, but they're coming off the bottom. So at least if you're wrong, right? A stock like TTD that I really like tomorrow if it shakes off some after hours weakness, right? It's coming out of the bottom. It's coming out of the 50-day moving average. So it's gotten rejected back-to-back days in the same area. So if you know for tomorrow, it gets rejected again at the same area. Why would you sit there down two, three, four, five dollars in the trade, just get out of the position? So that's where kind of where we are right now. Where, you know, yes, some of the names are going to be stretched out, but that's a good thing. They were sold off for six, seven months. They rallied. They showed their conviction. They showed the technical analysis work. They showed that stocks trade from supply to supply and demand to demand. That's the whole point of everything that we do. And the most important part is those stocks right now, leave them alone, right? We want the ones off the bottom. Like look at a chart like CRM, right? Look at CRM. CRM is attempting to come out of this channel here. Even Microsoft, look at Microsoft, right? Microsoft has been rejected back to back, three days in a row, well, actually four times off the same channel. If this thing's, you know, if all these stocks wipe out the Snapchat earnings and they start reclaiming this level, you know, maybe Microsoft has a run ahead of next week's earnings as well.  Again, if they can shake off the Snapchat weakness for today, I mean, look at the chart. This thing can start confirming supply. Who knows? Maybe this thing has a run ahead of next week's earnings as well. So again, don't confuse, and we said this in the last video, don't confuse weakness in the morning for that's it. It's a top. You know, look, the whole social media thing is out of its mind. It's out of control. When the market first lost the 50 day moving average, right? The first time it lost the 50 day moving average and it was building a base below the 50 day moving average, people are screaming buy the dip, buy the dip, the stocks are oversold. My response was, how can they be, how can they be oversold? We're rallying for seven years, we're down for three days. How could it be oversold? Yada, yada, yada, seven months later, the Q's lost a ton of its value. And that's the same thing on the upside now, right? We were down for seven months in a row. How can we possibly be oversold? Again, certain stocks could be over, excuse me, overbought. Certain stocks can be overbought, but how can the rest of the market be oversold? If you can find chart after chart after chart, just stocks are just trying to reclaim the upper channel. So that's kind of where we are. Just remember, just a quick cheat sheet, bulls need to get the benefit of the doubt above the 50 day moving average and bears need to get the benefit of the doubt below the 50 day moving average. So again, as long as we continue to close and build above 296.75, where this whole rally started from three days ago, yes, you're gonna have days that the NASDAQ is gonna be down 100, 150, but as long as they keep on basing and building above this 296.75, the higher probability it's gonna test this new supply zone all the way up to 318. That's kind of the reality. The same thing that happened on the downsides, it's happening to the upside right now. Just the most important part is, stay away from overextended stocks. They have these monster moves over the last three days. Concentrate on tight channels. Because again, skin knee, right? If you skin your knee, put a bandaid, right? Like Chris Rocks said in one of his routines. Put some tussin' on it, right? Put some robe of tussin' on it.  Don't jump out of the 10th floor. That's why, again, leave the stocks alone that had the big runs. And let's get to Tesla, right? Tesla had a phenomenal run today, okay? Absolutely phenomenal run. Took out every possible level, literally every single level today. Literally every level today. And this is the highest close in this whole formation. Here's the most ironic part about Tesla, right? It's still macro underneath this whole supply. So you could tell how much room it has to go. And we saw violence. Violence as far as a stairway to heaven today. Literally a staircase to heaven. It took out opening range highs that's 767, 770 error and just kept on going and going and going. And this is one of those names that, look, a lot of these names are down after hours off the snap of the snap earnings. This thing is down like three bucks, right? I wouldn't even be shocked by the time you finish with this broadcast. I wouldn't be shocked that Tesla is running after hours. And if you look at Tesla's chart, you know, if this thing starts building this level here, you know, you have the next supply zone at around 832, right? 832, and if it starts building 832, then you see 860s, 870s, 890s. So this is a play for tomorrow. No matter how much weakness you think you're going to see tomorrow morning, even if there is weakness. When you get a parabolic cult name, staircase to heaven, whether it's an Apple, Amazon, whatever it is, especially Tesla, you know at some point tomorrow it's going to be green. So the play on Tesla tomorrow is either a buy the dip into the rising 60 minute support. As of right now, if this was tomorrow, then we'd be talking about this 802 level, but this is going to adjust, right? We're either going to look to buy Tesla into rising support, right to green or confirming today's channel.  Okay, it literally is a gift, because you know at some point it's going to go red to green in a day. Again, how it could run up a dollar red to green or it could run up $30 red to green. But the point is when you have that type of stock, we've been doing these plays for many, many years. When you have that type of really aggressive buying, especially on a cult name, there is a high probability it's going to see green at least once for the next day. So that's it, that's it, man. You know, again, we can see indexes pull in tomorrow. The bulls had a great, great three, four-day run. The market is not overbought. It just could be a little stretched out, but we're not overbought. Again, look at the, just all you got to do is look at the charts. Look, for us to be overbought, we would have to be somewhere up here, right? This is still below this whole channel here. You see how much room we still have to the upper channel? How can we be overbought if we're only rallying for three days and we sold off for six, seven months, right? It just doesn't make sense. So again, going to the tomorrow, stay away from the Amazons, the videos, the stocks that had monster, monster runs, right? Start looking at names that are coming out of the channels, like a TTD, you know, like an Uber, right? Tight channels, tight channels, if you're wrong, you're wrong for pennies, you're not wrong for dollars. And that's the most important part. If there's any type of reversal tomorrow, the fact that they're going to take out the stocks with gravity first makes all the sense in the world. Again, which one would you rather loo? Do again, jump out of the 10th floor or jump out of the first floor. Guys, have a great night, everybody. Stay blessed. Again, let's see how far the Bulls can handle this. Maybe we get a rally to finish off the year, maybe into Labor Day and maybe into the final straw or the final deadline or the final heat of 2022. Again, is it possible that the indexes go red tomorrow? Indexes were red today. Did anybody really feel anything, right? Nasdaq was just out of its mind. Individual stocks did very, very well. But the point is, again, it's not a stock market. It's a market of individual stocks. Guys, have a great night. Stay blessed. I'll see you all tomorrow.


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Okay, thanks very much Kate and good afternoon everyone, it's lovely to be with you and I understand I have about 10 minutes to take you through a bit of a tour of consent issues that we have had to organise over the last 10 or so years when it comes to getting consent for video and audio recorded interviews that we conduct as part of our research. But first of all I'd just like to take you through a couple of websites but before I do that I'll just tell you briefly about this sort of work that I do and then I want to give you a quick tour of a couple of websites so you can have a look at the sorts of video and audio recordings that we provide to the public. And then I want to take you through our consent and copyright forms which I hope will sort of give you a little more background about the sorts of, the types of consent that we get from our participants. So the sort of work, some of the work that I've been doing over the last 10 or 15 years is gathering research through qualitative in-depth interviews with participants around their personal experiences of long-term conditions. And this is part of a worldwide consortium of researchers. So I'm just to recap, I'm talking about the sort of research work that we've done over the last 10 or 15 years where we interview people about their personal experiences of long-term conditions and these are rigorous systematic qualitative research studies which and they're the same as any qualitative research study that you would do. The difference is that we use these data and analyse the data that we gather to then make publicly available topic summaries which would be, if you're a qualitative researcher would be based along the lines of themes, thematic analysis. And these topic summaries are illustrated with video clips from the video recorded interviews but if people don't consent to video clips they do consent to audio or even just written transcripts. So I wanted to give you a very quick tour through a couple of our website. So the first one that I'd like to show is the Health Talk Australia site. What I'd like to show you is, yes this is the Health Talk Australia site. So on this site you can see that it has a number of modules. I'm not sure that I've actually got control over that. Just scrolling down to show people, we've done a number of different research projects. If you click on the aging, just back up a bit, there's the aging module on the right hand side. If we click on that you will see down the left hand side of that screen there are a number of, under overview there are a number of different topic summaries and if you click on one of those then so if we click on say the business of living and in there there's a whole lot of different, so you could click on say interests and activities and that should bring up. Going down a little, there's a series of video clips that you can click on that are drawn from the research that's been conducted into these different conditions. If we just scroll back up so that you'll see these two clips that you could click on have been anonymised. These people didn't want the video to be shown but they're happy for the audio to be played. So we still make these people's stories available but we do it at the level in which they are comfortable. If I could now show you the healthtalk.org, the UK website, I just wanted to show you that because they have done over 100 modules and it has a similar setup whereby you can find a particular condition, it might be anything from arthritis to cancers, all sorts of different conditions and you can again on the left-hand panel find a topic summary relating to that particular condition which is based on the thematic research that we've done. Then you can click through there and you can find video and audio recorded clips. So in the interest of time I'd love to be able to take you for more of a tour but I know that we're up against time here so what I'd like to do now is go back to showing you the consent and copyright forms. The consent form and you should be able to open this and have a look at this yourself because I've made these available. Please note they're copyrighted. The consent form is a standard consent form as you would have for any ethics approved study and it outlines the usual ethics related issues around giving consent that the participants can also tick a box to indicate if they give consent for video or audio recorded sections of the interview. So the consent form just as you will see it's very standard that people consent to understanding the purpose of the study. They've read the participant information statement. They've had any questions answered. They can withdraw from the study at any time. The personal information is collected over the course of the project and stored securely that they can tick a box to show they're happy to be identified or they don't want to be identified and they want their identity to be anonymous but they wish to have the transcript of the interview identified under a pseudonym which they can then write in and that they consent to audio, video and or reviewing transcripts. So that's just the standard consent form. With the copyright form, this is the more important one I guess, the more relevant one for our listeners today. So this is a copyright transfer form and I'll just take you very quickly through this. So it's about future use of my interview and I intend that my interview will be available to the Health Talk Australia website that the study investigators have approved it for use in teaching, broadcasting, research, the making of audio, visual resources and other publications with this particular form. It's also available for on the Centre of Research and Excellence in Severe Asthma website and that it will be the material may be shared with academics, broadcasters, developers of training courses, website developers. You can see that it's quite comprehensive. They can also remove or retract their copyright. They can, if I decide that I no longer want my interview to be used, it will be removed. But I'd like to stress that this very, very rarely happens. In the thousands of interviews that have been done using this method around the world, there would only be a handful of people who change their minds later on and we will wherever possible. We can definitely remove it from the website. But if transcript data has been used in publications, of course, we can't remove that. The final thing I would like to say is that people do give consent for video and audio recordings. They willingly do that and they usually say it's because they hope that it might help other people who are in a similar situation to their own. And once we show people how the websites work, for those of them who are a little unsure, they will, most of the time, they will then consent to having their interview video recorded. A small percentage don't consent, but then they do consent to the audio and the transcription.


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