Well hello and welcome to Understand Men Now. I'm Jonathan Asley of JonathanAsley.com and I'm so excited to be shooting this short video for you today. Our topic, men are from Mars is crappy dating advice. Okay really quickly before I begin, since this is going to be a little bit of a controversial video, I'm sure you're going to have some comments so please post a comment below. I read all the comments or if you have questions about what I share, please post and I'm going to do my best to read everyone and respond. Okay so let's get into this. The men are from Mars is crappy dating advice. Okay so first off let me just say this is no disrespect to the author John Gray who wrote the book Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus and this is a very, it's a best-seller book. I think it's you know it's been around for over 20 years and it's very acclaimed as helping men and women understand the differences between men and women. And to some degree I believe in the book in a very small percentage. By the way ladies never do this in front of a guy okay. I can do that but never do that in front of a guy. I'll let you figure out why I said that. Okay so let's go back into why I think this book is not a good book for dating advice because it basically centers around the biological differences between men and women, the biological differences between men and women. And certainly there are biological differences. Men have penises and women have vaginas. Men have more testosterone and women have more estrogen. So certainly there are biological differences between men and women. But here's the reality and why this doesn't apply to dating and relationships is because biology makes up a small, let me do this again, a small percentage of our personality. Biology makes up such a small percentage of our personality. And yes I mean you've heard over and over again ladies how men are hunters and men are providers and men are protectors and men need their cave time and you've heard that and it talks about these things in the book. But let's look at let's examine this for a little bit. Men are hunters. Okay well this goes back to the caveman methodology that we hunted for our food.  I don't even like saying the word kill. Please forgive me. But think about that for a moment. Somehow this is being applied to how we approach women, how we approach relationships because our men really hunting a fully committed, I did this, a fully committed relationship leading the partnership. Are they going I want a relationship? I want a relationship? Is that what they're hunting? Because from my perspective that's not what they're hunting. If anything they might be hunting sex. And if you think of if we're going to use this analogy, well we hunted this food, we ate this food and we'd be on to the next, the next and the next. And from a biological standpoint there is some truth to that. We spread our seeds. Okay we spread our seed. So a lot of this dating advice predicated on this hunter methodology is that we want a relationship with you and that's not always the case and the reason why we know this is book after book after book after book has been written about men who are commitment phobic, men who are emotionally unavailable and how you basically shouldn't go after those men. But I'm going to address this in a second those men. But I said a moment ago that biology makes up a small percentage of our personality. And what's really more important is understanding our childhood imprinting, what happens in our childhood, how we were raised by our parents or our surrogate parents, how we were raised and any wounds and traumas that happen in childhood begin to surface as we get older, as we get older and it forms our basically our methodology, our personality. And oftentimes it comes with negative patterns and limiting beliefs, negative patterns and limiting beliefs.  Well this can directly affect how you choose men in relationship and I just want to say men are also the same in this capacity. Because depending on what happened in their childhood, it will affect how they choose a partner or or start at least the beginning phase of choosing a partner. Now let me just say this, from a men are from Mars perspective, the book actually has some value for those 20 year olds because we are driven by biology in our 20s. But as we age, our childhood wounds, our traumas and our adult experiences begin to take over and create our personality. Let me repeat that our childhood wounds and traumas and our life experiences begin to mold our personality. So by the time we're 35 and 40, it can be vastly different than our drive for sex in our 20s. This is why I'm such a huge proponent ladies and guys who are watching this is check out the book the Hoffman process, the Hoffman process. Okay, check out this book. This is really does a deep dive in understanding how our personality is formed, especially our negative patterns and our limiting beliefs based on our childhood experiences and certainly many of us have had even, you know, some have had minimal traumas or wounds growing up, some have had a significant and those who have had significant traumas show up in the dating and mating realm, rather dysfunctional, rather dysfunctional if they're not doing something to heal those negative patterns and limiting beliefs if they're not healing those adult those traumas that happen in childhood, those like and then as we as we age, now here's another thing as we age and we maybe we get married, we go through a divorce and some men the last thing they want to be as a provider protector based on a trauma that happened in adulthood, maybe they had a bad marriage, maybe they had a nasty divorce, maybe they had a domineering wife, maybe they had a submissive wife, all of these things play into the factors of how we choose a mate and this is why dating and relationship advice can't be based on biology alone. I'm gonna repeat that. Dating and relationship advice cannot be based on biology alone. This is why I'm such a huge proponent. I know all of you I talked to you about books, for example, Eight Dates. I talked to you about this book Eight Dates by Dr. John Gottman and his wife Julie Gottman. This is so you understand the mechanics of a healthy happy relationship. Certainly the book Getting the Love You Want by Harvelle Hendricks. Where is that? Getting the Love You Want by Harvelle Hendricks and Healing Hunt. This helps you understand why we choose partners similar to our parents. So the list goes on.  Well, that sounds great if you're dealing with an emotionally healthy person. Let me think about this. Think about this for a second. When you're dealing with a whole emotionally healthy person, some of this rhetoric about masculine and feminine can work out. Some of it because of biology, but it's such a small percentage. But the vast majority of the population is emotionally wounded. Is emotionally wounded. In fact, when I wrote my book, what the heck is self love anyway?  In fact, I'm wearing the t-shirt. The self love club. The self love club. It was because I recognize that dating and relationships triggered the number one emotional health issue facing most everyone. What is it? I'm not good enough. I'm not likable. I'm not lovable. On some level, a core wound exists in most everyone and this is why it's important to build our sovereignty from the inside out. The inside out. If you're not familiar with the book, return to love. Here's the cd. Return to love by Mary Ann Williamson. I highly recommend checking this book out. It is all about shoring up our sovereignty with inside of us so we don't need relationships to feel good about ourselves. Whoa. I don't need a relationship to feel good about myself. This is why this whole conversation, men are from Mars, women are from Venus, sets men and women up apart from one another instead of aligned with one another because ultimately when you love on yourself so much, the gender differences don't mean anything. You step into a relationship from more of a spiritual perspective. It's one of the reasons why I highly recommend the book. If the Buddha dated, if the Buddha dated because it really helps you understand how to begin the dating process from more of a spiritual perspective and when I mean spiritual, I mean self-love perspective from loving on yourself and when you can approach the dating process from that, you don't need to figure out what men are doing or what women are doing. You show up fully present, fully aware and with self-respect and respect for another human being. One of the things sadly missing in the dating process is respect for another human being, actual care for another human being when you're in the dating process because today's data is so myopic. All they care about is their own needs, wants and desires and they're not respectful of the other human being. And by the way, I'm going to say this is equal for men and women. Whoa, I know you're thinking, wait a minute, men are the selfish one. No ladies, I can tell you as a single man out there dating, women can be equally myopic. Myopic means tunnel vision. In other words, when I say selfish, I mean not consciously selfish, unconsciously selfish. Because most women believe that they're nurturers so they show up fully nurturing but oftentimes it's for their own needs. In other words, I need you to love me for me to feel good about myself. And you don't need that when you love on yourself. This is why I'm introducing you to some of the best material out there so you can become a sovereign dator. You can become an empowered dator because understanding the differences between men and women is such a, remember I said never do that in front of a guy, but it's such a small percentage. That's why I say men are from wars is crappy dating advice. It certainly has some value and I have respect for John Gray who wrote it. Have respect for wrote it and it certainly has some value but it's such a small percentage in the dating mating and relating realm.  I get it. It's frustrating. This is one of the reasons why I turn you on to the best resources. If you want to read a fantastic book, read the book Making Love, How to Make Love All the Time by Barbara DeAngelo. It's a great book for nurturing your relationship and then to go on to I love Esther Perrell's work Mating and Captivity. Mating and Captivity. This is a better understanding of the biology component of relationships but again it's just a small percentage. We have to address the deeper issues and that is the childhood wounds and traumas and life experience because that's what makes up our personality. That's what makes up how we show up in relationship. So the reason why some men are ghosting, the reason why some men are hot and cold, hot and cold is because they're struggling internally to navigate these wounds and traumas they've had in childhood. I had to look at something real quick. Until you understand your own wounds and traumas, how can you lean into being compassionate for another's? Because sadly the dating process is so riddled with judgment, so riddled with judgment, judging another human's being's behavior because it didn't behave, they didn't behave the way you did. It's rather frustrating. In fact, one of the reasons why I wrote my book What the Heck is Self Love Anyway is because I'm a big proponent for a more compassionate, more self-loving way to approach the dating process because techniques don't work. I can give you text this to get your guy back or do and say this, but that's not going to work in the long run. You're definitely going to have to read the book Nonviolent Communication by Marshall Rosenberg to understand healthy communication skills in relationship, healthy communication skills in relationship. And if you're not familiar with the book Attached, understanding attachment style.  It's not related to the man's this way and the woman's this way. The book Attached is all based on the experiences you had in childhood. The Hoffman process, all based on experiences you had in childhood. Harvelle Hendrick's book, Getting the Love You Want, is all based on experiences from childhood.    They're human beings and we are riddled with weirdness. We're riddled with flaws. We're riddled with uniqueness. We're riddled with compassion and we're also riddled with making mistakes. And when we begin to have compassion, when we begin to have love for both ourselves and others, we begin to have compassion for both self and others. That's the way to approach the dating process. I've said a lot. In fact, this is one of my longer videos. I've got so much more to say. I'm sure you have some questions. I'd like to hear your thoughts on this. Certainly again, no disrespect to John Gray, but this is my take on the book from the perspective of looking at the bigger picture. And biology makes up a small percentage of what really happens in relationship and what matters most is the imprinting that they have a person both man and woman has in childhood, the wounds and traumas they've experienced, have they healed their wounds and traumas and certainly adult life experiences as well. And have they healed those traumas as well. Because when you put the mesh it together, when you put the tapestry together, that's what makes up or excuse me, your personality and biology is a very small piece of the puzzle based on gender anyway. And by the way, gender divide sets us up for failure anyway. When we actually approach it, like I said in the book, the Buddha dated from a more conscious spiritual perspective, you're going to have a lot greater results when it comes to dating, mating and relating. Okay. As I said before, I want to hear your thoughts or if you have a question, please post it below. If you'd like to talk to me because you feel like based on what I say, this makes you like I sets me, I feel like I'm set apart from the other dating coaches because I'm not talking rhetoric. If you want to get a personalized touch and you want to talk to me and find out if coaching is right for you, check out the link below. And if you can't afford private coaching, check out my link called Midlife Love Mastery. It's also my VIP group. For 20 bucks a month, you can have direct access to me through a once a month webinar and certainly a private Facebook page. Okay. I'm going to wrap up this video a little bit different than I normally do, but I'm going to wrap up all my videos the same going forward and giving you a big gigantic Jonathan Bear hug. And I'm going to give it to myself and I'm going to ask you to give yourself a hug right now because we all need hugs and love. Wishing you a super duper wonderful day. Thanks so much. Bye bye now.


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Mae'r unig i'w цisgin hwnnw'r fynd i'w cydych chi'n dysgu i unig i'w cofnogaeth ar gyfer elu'r ymgyrchau gweithiau ac efo'r ein sylfyddu lle hefyd. Mae'n gweithio sydd wedi bod y gallu unig i'u ei cael eu gwahog ar gyfer blwyddyn a pob hwnnw i'w cael eu cychwyn o'r unig i'w cyffredigau a efo'r ddechrau ar gyfer y cyffredig cymryd i ymgyrchiau. This is the kind of work that we've been doing over the last five years so it's a very topical hesitate to use the word roadmap, but it's a tube map. This is the overall thing that we've been doing over the last five years so we've been with Moodle for five years now. The large part of that at early doors was around integration so we did a lot of work with integrating with university systems, our student record system, our cost work yw'r system yw'r system yw Talysa Speya. Mae'r apiweb yn ymdegwyd, ychydig yn ymdegwyd ar gyfer y ddweud ar y VLE. A'r Ddweud y VLE, y ddweud y ddweud ar gyfer y ddweud. Mae'r profesi'r ysgolwch yn ymdegwyd ar gyfer y Lleiniriaeth Llywodraeth yn ymdegwyd ar gyfer y Lleiniriaeth, ac mae'n ystod y gallu bod ydym yn ymdegwyd. four or five years with Moodle. Since then we've kind of moved on a little bit towards trying to close the loop really and make the leverage data from the verly and use that data to drive our quality enhancement and quality assurance procedures and to make informed decisions about what we are trying to do in terms of training and indeed development of our Moodle platform. So the last two years we've done a lot of work around leveraging data out of our verly but also we have an institutional student survey which runs try annually and that is surveys of a whole of the university which is about 35,000 students across eight faculties and we leverage out of them about in each iteration usually around 47,000 to 48,000 free text comments that we then analyse. That analysis is done in a thematic way and it's quite a labour intensive process but what that does give us at the higher level is we started to look at what our students were saying about their experience within Moodle at the institution and looking at some of the data that we got out. The top part of the graph is what the students were saying was really good. The lower part of the graph was what students thought needed improvement and you can see that we got some fairly strong themes that started to emerge. The red one in the middle was all around Moodle organisation resources within Moodle. So that's a kind of area that we started to focus upon. We then wanted to dig a little bit deeper and we also were using Tableau so you'll recognise that and this is a screenshot from some of our thematic analysis so we have themes down the side and across the top those are departments within the institution which I've made anonymous to protect the innocent. This allowed us to identify particular areas that were needed development or indeed were exhibiting good areas of practice that we could then investigate further and that was with a number of reasons really. We wanted to identify areas of good practice where we could go and get case studies that we could then exhibit to other academics within the institution but also it allowed us to focus on developments within the VLE as well. Running alongside that thematic analysis we've now got two dashboards. We've got a CMI dashboard which is a continuous monitoring improvement dashboard and a student engagement monitoring dashboard and those take all the data from within the VLE and present it back to each academic on a unit by unit basis so that they can see things like progression, attendance of their students to try and pinpoint when students might be struggling and they can intervene so that's where we're trying to go with that. Another aspect of it as well is that we have an automated Moodle audit tool which will troll our VLE and it will generate a sort of score around compliance against a number of certain thresholds and that gives us the ability to now develop things that are evidence-based that we can then push towards our academics in terms of training. The first of those is a Moodle good practice checklist which my colleague Paul will talk about in a moment and from that we then started to develop some Moodle templates that we started to roll out across the institution that were developed on the back of some of the analytic work that I handed over so I shall pass over to Paul who will take you through the Moodle checklist. Just reflecting on Chris's introduction there, quite clearly the student voice is extremely powerful as a consideration, as an influencer in terms of looking at the decisions to look at the phase introduction of our templates. It doesn't sit alone though, it also sits alongside other considerations as well, non more so than the automated Moodle audit that Chris described a little earlier on as well as some of the supporting guidance that we offer to some of our academics by way of a good practice checklist. Some of these might appear to be fairly obvious statements, in fact wandering around the room before we began I had a quick look at some of the Moodle posters and there is one in particular right at the back that underpins some of these good practice recommendations that we are going to be talking about. Essentially just as a recap in terms of the types of considerations that we have used in order to think about introducing templates, clearly the power of student voice is at the utmost of our thinking, but it doesn't sit alone, it sits alongside other important considerations. So again, just going back to that thematic analysis for one moment, there are lots of things that we can pick out of it and what we've chosen to do is to pick those things where as a team we have some degree of control and influence in terms of making quick wins and changes that will impact that learning experience. Something as well, I think Chris mentioned, almost 47,000 unsolicited comments made by students. They could have said anything that they want about their student's experience and also about improvements they'd like to see within it and what they've chosen to do in many cases is to illustrate and surface some of their experiences that relate to the use of the learning platform. So for us those messages at a departmental level as well as faculty are quite compelling in things that we need to listen to. Just choosing three of those and we can see them numbered. In fact part of our thematic analysis we had probably about 20 coded areas for best practice as well as improvement, but these are some of the improvement areas. I'm not going to read through them, but they are about how we can look at improving and rounding communication with our students, looking at the timeliness of resource release within the platform itself and also look at the way in which our moodle courses are structured for sign posted learning, which would help, obviously, scaffold the learning experience. So we've taken those and we've also considered other things as well, probably like your own organisations. You have thresholds or content standards that sit at an institutional level and MMU is no stranger to that either. What we have is four broad areas and as we can see just on the slide it sits around reading lists, submission points, also announcements, which are what we use critically for our important communications, and also aspects of content. Some of those support the QA process that might be about external examinal reports, that could be about spec hangbooks, but also they're about critical learning resources as well. And as Chris mentioned we do have a tool, which is a bespoke script, that can do a trawl, to check for adherence, not really wanting to use the word compliance, more adherence to some of those threshold standards. The script itself, as I said, is bespoke, it does an overnight trawl and it produces this red amber green illustration for us. Not wholly scientific but it provides us with sign posting where we can surface some really good practice and at the same time if we can see that there's reds appearing at the unit level, then that's great sign posting for us where we can intervene for directed support or maybe consultation and recommendation of how a particular unit can be improved. Chris also mentioned that we have sort of in our armory as it were and I'm sure you do as well guidance for academics on how they can manage and maintain their unit areas. Some of these are not groundbreaking at all and I won't go through each of those particular areas but some of them are worth highlighting. One first of all mentioning the whole purpose of the Moodle unit or the course itself and expectations of how it will be used, maybe in a flipped learning capacity or a blended learning capacity sitting alongside campus delivery, I think that's really important to underscore that. Equally, just in terms of support mechanisms, how you can contact your tutor out of hours or also even things like navigation and readability, I think Alex mentioned earlier on about DSA and the changes there, so making sure that you don't have strange yellow text with a purple background, you have very obvious things but these are illustrations that we've included within a good practice guide that also sit around the notion of the need for us to seriously consider institutional wide adoption of templates and obviously this is what we've done. We've considered this around these themes here, which is a welcome area, it's also looking at an expression of what should be contained within the unit as critical information and also making sure that assessment is clearly signposted with overview as well as submission points. Equally, we provide very clear recommendations on how each of the courses should be structured and there's a degree of licence there, whether it be thematic, whether it be weak number, we leave that entirely up to our academic team. So I suppose this really moves us on to have a look at how we have gone about implementing in a phased way some of these templates across some of our department and faculty areas and I'm going to hand over to my colleague Steve who's just going to talk us through some of the logistics of that. Thank you very much Paul. Yeah, I'm Stephen Williams, I'm a technology enhancement adviser for health psychology and social care. So I'm just going to go through the implementation of the templates. So we can see on the screen just on the left hand side is the HBSC Moodle template and that's the one within my faculty itself. Now you can see most of these areas are basically just placeholders of text for staff to go into the template and they just add in their unit handbook in the exact same place as every other unit within the programme. Now this just increases consistency for students as well as consistency for staff because you may have five to twenty different staff members on different units and they all know where all the information should be at the same time. So you can see here we introduced it across four separate faculties, three entirely it was implemented whereas one just implemented it in one of their particular schools and that was science and engineering. Now with this it was more of a manual process of every unit we had in the 1415 when it went over to 1516 we manually put the template into all of those units merging the content with the templates and then any new units that came in we again the manual process for that. So we can see as I've said there it's a good base for new staff. If you've got someone that's never used Moodle before they can clearly see where their content should be as well as useful resources for students to actually use and again just improve consistency for students throughout as well as staff. So this is kind of the main area kind of tying in all of our parts the comparison between 1415 and 1516 ISS. Now we can see it bottomed two graphs represent the orange is all of the 47,000 comments in both ISS's and then the blue is where organisation was mentioned. So 1415 we had 17% of students openly completely unprompted saying organisations pretty good but 12% were saying it's not it could be improved whereas in this year's ISS we can see that just over a quarter of students completely unprompted said the organisation is good showing an increase in percentage there as well as a decrease in the amount of students that wanted to see it improved. From here we want to go on to focus groups asking students specifically what they want to see improved in terms of the organisation and just ask specific questions based on that as well as an institutional push for the templates across all of the units. I have mentioned then we would probably use an institutional template to begin with however faculty by faculty did have different needs that would obviously need to be applied for out. That's all we have so I'll let Michael go next I think we're there thank you.


My name is Miral Cobb. I'm the creator of iLuminate. In my work, there is something I use in both dance moves and in programming light suits. And that is loops. Loops are repeating an action over and over. When you repeat something multiple times, like my actions to keep the hula hoop spinning, I'm performing a loop of that action. This is a loop. This is a loop. And this is a loop. Today, we're going to have a dance party. We'll act out loops with a new dance, the iteration. We're going to learn about loops using a dance. You will learn a couple of easy steps and then repeat them over and over to complete the dance. Here are the steps we need to learn. Clap your hands.  Put your hands on your waist. Lift your left hand up. Lift your right hand up. Pretty simple, right? Head, waist, head, waist. Clap, clap, clap.  Clap, clap, clap. That's a loop. We need to do it two more. Ready? Clap, clap. You will discover that you can shorten the directions by putting some dance steps in loops. Are you ready? We're going to do a belly laugh. Ready? We actually do use loops in our dancing. The dancers are wearing computers and they're all on the same network. And so I might loop the lights through the same dancers over and over again. So in the loop, I might have an iteration. I'll say you want to go loop through these six dancers over and over again. And then within the loop, you want to increase the speed so that you're both looping through the same dancers. But you're also increasing the speed of the lights so that it kind of plays a visual trick on the audience. And that's all created through loops. Loops are important in computer science because they make our work shorter and easier.


Well good morning from Motel 6. Last night I slept in one again Not to be inauthentic or anything, but I'm here to network. I'm here to my friends. I'm here to build this channel Into something where I can sustain myself financially So I need to be on top of my game. I got to have energy I need a good night's rest. I need air conditioning. I need a shower so It's about I don't know 1040 edited another video Happy about that. I'm gonna create like a week Buffer so the videos that you're watching are a week ago in reality. That's how it works. It's just a little bit easier and so Once that that is accomplished, I should have a regular schedule. There should be no more hiccups should be a disclaimer and So today we're heading back to VidCon and I'm assuming there's gonna be several people I meet up with and stuff like that So the purpose of being in each other's videos is to build each other's channel up and Also to like make friends and stuff like that. So if anybody seems interesting Head on over. I'll put all the links in the description for their channels and Stuff like that. I'm very excited for today. There is a travel vlogging networking events Later in the day So that means I get to meet up with other people who have very very similar interests and If you are a you're watching me for the travel part of it There's a really good chance that I will meet someone else who you might be already watching so I'm definitely looking forward to that so Let's let's begin over there We're back and unlike yesterday I'm feeling up with a peanut butter and jelly. Well, no jelly peanut butter sandwich Unless I had one to start with yesterday. It's been such a blur here Past couple days. It's just like so Such high energy People running around chasing people so much noise so many people talking so many people content creating So many people networking.  It's really insane. So I have no idea who I'm gonna walk up to and talk to but I can guarantee you I will continue yesterday's strategy And these lovely ladies and gentlemen because audio is always an issue and we're talking about different audio things and Referred him to dramatic fanatic because he shoots exclusively on gopro and he just gifted me a freaking Microphone for a GoPro Thank you so much. Yeah, we'll see you on the East Coast. Yeah, we'll play around with some microphones and stuff Oh, by the way, I'm on the like creator floor. It's about to get noisy You know what? This is probably copyright music. So I can't show it anyways, but I'll cut the audio right now out the bus we get all these lovely creators and creative people We got Romina up there Yeah, we're going let's go check it out. Oh man This is why I came here to meet cool people like these guys We'll give everybody a proper hello and Our party just got twice as big right now.   So we've got a cool content. They're making and at red Romina.  I don't have a fancy bus. So I just take planes and boats and cars It's On YouTube basically, I'm Tony and I travel basically it's just sells itself. Yeah, so from around Asia Australia and now moving to New Zealand All right, my name is Jose Jose is gonna be famous. I like to make travel vlogs and also a little like kind of music My name's Adam my chance I don't know I do filmmaking and Video content for video creators helping them like product views what they may need to get and then just helping them through encouraging words So I want you guys to meet these two guys We met yesterday did great energy great Beards So nice and these these guys right here the type of people that I came to meet so tell everybody what your channels Oh, what you guys do?  We are a daily vlog channel that focused on coffee plants and minimalism We like to venture and we live in the Midwest We visit a lot of coffee shops and different things and we just have a good time Yes, I've been sharing what we know about film If you aren't already because why would you be watching this video if you're not subscribed, but if you aren't subscribed subscribe Man, there we go. Yeah, and sometimes we do block traffic I think By the way The security came because you're building Star Wars Landers I thought we were taking pictures of it more like a fam I got like a 10 to 20 millimeter fam. Do you even know what that is? My name is Kyler? I do this channel where it's kind of like documenting my life I've been a filmmaker. I've been creating for the majority of my life, but I wanted to put that all of it I know Something that I can look back on later and be like I did all that money to lecture not I make daily blogs and I used to be a gamer so if you guys saw me there I was also on American Idol so if you guys want to go check me out it's youtube.com slash the Electronite always plug Yeah, so guys, we've been cruising on VidCon meeting people and right here. Yeah, it's the man fun for Louis This is somebody who I once I found you a few years ago. Yeah at VidCon Maybe number four or five or whatever. Yeah, I've been watching this stuff ever since we the adventure has been amazing And I've been watching being like I want to travel full-time. I want to daily blog full-time And here I am. Yeah, and now your adventure is amazing this guy this guy We still need to plan a trip together and make sure we can get like a good week What you doing straight after VidCon, I'm open I have no time. We're cruising up to Lake Tahoe in the adventure bus Maybe you could come with us Tim Cody We've got 11 people coming in the bus. Is it awesome time to collaborate? I'll tell you what I have room in my bus So if anybody wants to ride with me come with us The only thing is it's gonna be a bit. We've got a cabin booked in Lake Tahoe with two nights But I'm sure there'll be some floor space or something I got a lot of things to show you in the bus as well I got some cool things to get out. I got an extra trip on the roof. It's cool. It's fun. Yeah, I get we got to hug it out That was insane I've been watching this videos for a long long time and I can tell you he is Just as nice in person as he is in the videos. I can't believe he invited me to a road trip with him and his crew Which I am totally totally gonna do that's gonna be an amazing experience super fun travels and You know, it's gonna be great to You know, it's network and share all my hard work with people after so long, you know, so it's This is why I'm here to network with like-minded people and it's really cool that people who are ahead of me In the game are just so generous and so open to Collaboration so that's awesome Holy crap, we're back outside We're gonna go towards the food trucks to meet up with Jeremy. He's gonna do a little interview on me and the bus So that'll be fun I'm not really sure what to expect, but I think we're gonna talk about the business side of what I'm doing Which is investing my life savings everything for success and I I'm hoping Well guys, I got to say VidCon has been absolutely amazing today and finally eating something I think I had anything except that peanut or sandwich this morning actually Me and Jeremy Just did a cool little collab He was asking me a more kind of like financial Background of what I'm doing and what I was planning and stuff like that. So that can be seen on your channel Yep, my channel is what Jeremy and I talked about entrepreneurship and you know, following your passion. So Oh, yeah, come on in. Yeah Yeah, come on in everybody come on in. Yeah, thanks Yeah, yeah, come on in I guess I guess we're doing like a little buster come on in All right, let's go Looks like I'm playing the free liver today, we're gonna drop us and people off And then we're gonna circle back and drop off anybody else You're welcome The subscribe button All right, have a good day at school guys No, we gotta say goodbye to the crew it's been fun All right, and I don't even know who everyone is so say your channel My channel's ham to tell you I make travel content come check it out. Cool.


Hi and welcome to the session. I am Deepika here. Let's discuss the question. Choose the correct answer. Let a be a square matrix of order 3 by 3 then determinant of k a is equal to a k into determinant of a b k square into determinant of a c k cube into determinant of a b 3 k into determinant of a. Let us write the solution. We know that if each element of a row or column of a determinant is multiplied by a constant k then its value gets multiplied by k. Since our given determinant is of order 3 by 3 so there are 3 rows or columns. So we have taken k as a common factor from each row or column therefore k a is equal to k cube into determinant of a because we know that for a square matrix a of order n determinant of k a is equal to k raise to power n into determinant of a. Hence the answer for the above question is c. I hope the question is clear to you. Bye and have a good day.


Okay. First. A lot of news this week. Yeah. All right. We've got from Sony's presence and Fremos, the Sony's presence LTE add on board.  It's not just LTE, although you do get a SIM card by the way so you can quickly going with your NB IoT cell phone data projects, but it's also got like headphone out.  I don't remember the exact list. Check the product page for all the details, but it's basically a breakout. Plus it's got this cool Sony LTE module on the back. It's the silver thing in the middle. It's so small. It's got a built-in antenna which is kind of handy.  Oh, can you go back on? And then you can see the micro SD and micro USB port at the top left and then headphone speaker on the bottom left. And then in the mid-right next to the coin is the SIM slot. So and it comes with a SIM. I think it's a universal SIM from TwoPhone. You will have to of course pay for usage, but a lot of NB IoT SIMs are pretty cheap because you're not using SMS messaging. So check it out. You don't get a couple of megabytes maybe and then sign up to activate the TwoPhone SIM. Next up. Next up, this is coming soon. This is the Lixi Chroma. So we're still getting, we're just gonna contact them because there's a little bit of a confusion about whether you get one or two boards per pack. I believe you get two boards per pack. So one board has two digits. It's basically a NeoPixel array of two seven by five characters and they've got a library you can use to display text and like little animations and stuff. One thing I will note, the library does not work with anything other than the ESP32, A266 or 10C3. I do wanna verify with them that because it seems like it's based on fast LED. That's just something to watch out for. So if you wanna pick one of these up and you're using like a SAMD21 or an Arduino Uno, it's not gonna work at this time. So well, hopefully they can get that fixed but this is coming soon. It is a really nice way of adding chainable digits for fast messaging with one pin because it's all WS2812 based. Okay, next up, technically two products but we're gonna do them kind of at the same time. Yeah, okay, so this is the Payonora from Diodes Delight, Timon who's been working on this project for a while and I'm so excited to see it came out. This is for use with the compute module from Raspberry Pi which is unfortunately a little tough to get but maybe you already have them. And also there are some coming into the market. So this is a board that kind of turns the compute module four into an Arduino Uno. So the compute module plugs in into those like HeroC-ish connectors, I think they're HeroC and it gives you, so hold here, yeah, stop here. On the right you see a micro SD slot and I think there's a button on GPIO pin 26. The pins are lined out for the analog pins. It looks like there's an MCP 3008 analog input to SPI converter.  Because of the layout there's no SPI pins so just be aware that if you are using a shield or something you wanna use an Arduino shield with SPI just make sure it is expecting the SPI pins not on the two by three header but on like the Arduino Uno side of the header. On the bottom, sorry on the top left there is a STEMI QT slash quick connector so you can quickly add I squared C devices from SparkFun or Adafruit or others. There is a switch for whether you wanna use USB host or device I think that's a good GPIO pin on the compute module, a USB C connector for that. Do note if it's USB host obviously it's not PD so I think it'll just provide five volts flat. There is another USB connection for USB device a NeoPixel on pin 12 and HDMI connection and then also a boot buttons if you want to load firmware onto the internal MMC. And I think the micro SD slot I'm assuming can be also loaded with firmware. And then on the bottom, thank you for being so patient. I know there's so many things. On the bottom, the light version doesn't have anything so you see the bottom there's like nothing there. We stuck both. We stuck both. And if we have the picture of the bottom of the pro there's a camera connector, there's an M2.5 adapter so you can have like a SATA type thing, whatever like M2.5 something to get like disk drives and things. And also there's a separate switchable power supply as well though I don't have the details memorized on that power supply so do look it up. Basically you get the camera port and the M2.5 which you can read about how to integrate M2.5 devices because it's similar to the Compute Module IO board and then you also have those SMT nuts to mechanically attach various M2.5 cards. All right, next up. So much. I know, I know, but I wanted to give it a good time. Okay, this is the shoot. I can't remember the name. I think it's the Pi port or the Pi Zero port. Why don't you look here? Sorry, this was, there was a lot of devices. This is the, sorry, the zero dock. The zero dock. So this is a cool product that I saw and it has a little spot on the left for your Pi Zero and we just bolted one on. It comes with the little solderless breadboard does not come with the Pi Zero but once you've bolted everything in there's all these like fun slots to can like store things in and then you can wire up circuitry as well. So I'll show this on the overhead. It's a little confusing, I think. So is these. Yeah, it's plastic pieces and it comes with a breadboard. Yeah. Okay, so it's got header here. You know, the Pi Zero is mounted. You can still access the micro USB and the HDMI port and the SD port and the camera port. So it's kind of above the plastic. And then this is just like, hi, I want to like store my like adapters and like whatever bits and cards. I kind of like the card holders actually because that's really handy because I'm often swapping out.  I'll just note it doesn't come with all these fun accessories or buttons and LEDs or the Pi Zero. It's just the plastic piece and the breadboard, but still very handy. Okay, and then next up, this is kind of a star of the show almost because we have a lot more coming and it's beautiful and it's from a friend of ours and it's I think one of the first like artisanal LED products. This is one of many by the way. And if y'all are in the maker world, you might remember Mark DeVinc. I worked with Mark at Make Magazine and Mark now has his own USA made artisanal LED line. Yeah, so these are molded onto, I think either a three millimeter or 1.8 millimeter LED. This is the first of many. It comes as a five pack. So they're hand molded and it kind of got this kind of like cool crystal look, which could easily be used for like science or magic or like, like ethereal elf projects. Like it's actually like this crystal shape is kind of like multi useful from Devin. And this is part of a whole collection. So we just got these in today. Different fields. So we got, yes, we only got to photo one before we ran out of time. So I thought I'd just show it on the overhead. It's a little tough for the overhead to focus in on it, but the whole thing does glow quite nicely. It is a little brighter in the front, but the whole thing has like a neat crystalline look. It's only single color. Here I'm just holding it with a coin cell battery.  So even though it's molded on top of an LED, you can't see, like it's really hard to see that there was something in the middle. It looks just like a fully solidly molded LED diffuser. And I like this shape. And there's a couple of other shapes coming, but to start, we've got this, this nifty yellow stalagmite. I don't know what you would call these. Yeah, stalactite stalagmite. Yeah, just a crystal element. And more to come. So you get a pack of five with each order. Yay. All right. Next. The stars show besides you, lady, and our customers, our community, all the folks here at Adafruit, the staff, and anybody watching is, do, do, do, do, do, do, do. This is the ESP32 S3 Feather. So this is actually very similar to the S2 Feather that recently came out. So I'm going to go through all of the details here. So the ESP32 S3 is a new chipset from Espressif. It's kind of the latest one. And like the S2, it has native USB, which means it actually worked with CircuitPython. It can act as a disk drive. We've got teeny USB library. They use teeny USB for support. It can act like a keyboard or a mouse. It's got a built-in ROM bootloader, which is really handy. So you'll need a USB serial converter or any special chips. It works with the ESP tool. And it kind of brings the power of the ESP32 to the ESP32. It's like the power of ESP32 plus the USB of ESP32 S2 equals ESP32 S3 because it's got dual core again, which people missed. It's got 524K of SRAM compared to like the 384K that was on the S2. So it's got like 200-ish more K of RAM, which is great. Just built in so you can buffer a lot more faster. And it's got BLE back in it. So it's got Wi-Fi and BLE. And the module itself is like almost completely pin compatible with the S2. It's like a tiny bit different, but we designed our feather layout to work with either. And so this one just has different silkscreen to indicate the S3. But otherwise it's a lot like our S2 feather. Right now there is not a version of the module with PSRAM, so we're just kicking it off with a version that has eight mega flash, no PSRAM. But it does have that extra, like it has the 500K of SRAM built in. And so we found that CircuitPython actually worked quite well with it. You can't buffer like huge files, but you can do a lot of basic Wi-Fi stuff. And the inclusion of BLE is super great. And then the dual core is awesome too. Arduino support just got merged in to I think the pre-release, and I think the release is coming soon. So it's quite new as of this video, but a lot of people are gonna be using it. So I'm assuming it's gonna get better and better. There's Arduino support, like I said, CircuitPython support. It's like alpha, but you can use it. And you want a more powerful ESP32. I think this is what's gonna really replace the classic ESP32 because it's got everything, pretty much everything the original does with the native USB as well. And the processing's have improved. So it's actually cheaper to buy this chipset than the original ESP32. Other stuff on the board, actually can go to this one real quick. I'll just pop through it. You've got a reset button that can get into the bootloader. There's a built-in LiPoly charging as you'd expect for a feather. There's a boot button that can be used to force it to the bootloader. You can also use it as a GPIO input, I'm pretty sure. There's an LC709203 LiPoly monitor. So instead of using a resistor divider, we actually have an I-squared C chip that can monitor the battery for you and tell you the percentage and voltage of the battery. And there's a STEMIQT port in the middle with a separate 3.3 volts load dropout regulator. So you can go into really low power mode with this board and it can go down to like, I think, 50 to 70 microamps. And then the I-squared C port, you can turn that off as well. So sometimes I-squared C devices don't go into low power mode. So this gives you like an extra switch. There's also a little NeoPixel as well. We've also got, there is a ROM bootloader. We also have a Tini USB, a separate secondary bootloader that shows up as a disk drive for people who like the Tini UF2 bootloader. Okay. Can I ask a product? Woo! No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.


So I left California and moved to Florida. After 14 transformational years in Los Angeles where we built careers, bought a house, got married and had three kids, my wife Lindsey and I decided to pack up and relocate. And we're not alone. California's approach to the pandemic made life here harder than ever before. I've reported extensively on California's policies from the expensive and unreliable energy grid to the aggressive taxation and regulation from the draconian lockdowns that permanently damaged small businesses and kept children out of school for longer than anywhere else, to the failure of city leaders to cope with the nation's worst homelessness and mental health crises. Yeah, I've seen it all firsthand, but my reasons for moving aren't primarily political, they're personal. And California, I still love you. Sometimes I really don't, but yeah, I do. 14 years ago, my future wife's Honda Accord hustled us 2,400 miles in three days so that she could make it for a job interview in Los Angeles. We left behind friends, family and Florida, trading the swamps of the sunshine state for the glamour of Hollywood. We memorialized the moment with blurry digital photos snapped from the car window. We soaked in the famous SoCal weather, so consistently pleasant that the outdoors anywhere else just never quite lives up to it.  My kids are all California natives and life there on balance was good to them. They trounced through mountain streams in the Sierras, hid inside Centenary and Redwoods, splashed at the edge of the vast cold Pacific, played and learned alongside other kids from around the world, learned how to count Mandarin, greet in Spanish and express their gratitude in Korean. Then things started to change, both for us and in the world. Beijing tries to show its in control of the epidemic consuming this country. The coronavirus officially hitting the US. The coronavirus now classified as a public health emergency. The coronavirus forcing millions more Americans into virtual lockdown, over 75 million people in New York, California. I've never seen so much open road on I-10 as I did this Sunday morning in March, 2020. Stay at home, 15 days to flatten the curve. As the dynamism of LA ground to a halt, the smog cleared, the birds chirped and we would see and hear our surroundings in a way we never had before. It made us look at California differently. The upsides and downsides each coming into sharper focus.  Gavin Newsom blames climate change but his policies matter too. The forests weren't properly managed and the increasingly solar and wind dependent grid is fragile and Newsom personally hastened the closure of California's last nuclear plant. When Germany closed all of theirs, emissions went up and so did prices. My oldest son was still in preschool last year so he was spared much of the frustration and social isolation of remote learning that so many experienced but it was disturbing to watch California keep its schools closed long after other countries and states were demonstrating that safe in-person schooling was possible. The governor's own kids attended private school in person while most public school campuses stayed empty. The powerful teachers unions used their positions to extract hundreds of millions of additional dollars during the shutdown and LA's union issued a list of demands that included a wealth tax, Medicare for all and a ban on all new charter schools. Schools back now with mandatory weekly testing, social distancing, mandatory masking for even the fully vaccinated and vaccine mandates for all eligible kids. And the situation on the streets, already bad before COVID only got worse as LA Mayor Eric Garcetti's underperforming 1.2 billion dollar plan to build homeless housing completely stalled and the city faced a violent crime and homicide spike. I voted for and still support sentencing reform believe no person should be jailed for drugs and think we need a social safety net of some kind for those who can't take care of themselves. But a city also needs the rule of law and safe public spaces to function and many of California's big cities are failing on those fronts. The city's cultural and culinary life nearly died as we shelter in place. It's coming back in its own socially distanced mask and mandatory vaccine verified way but for many small businesses there will be no second life. Shutting down outdoor dining without any grounding in science evidence or logic is one judge ruling against the forced closures put it ended the California dream for many restaurateurs. And yet California's political class seems more secure than ever. LA's mayor has failed upward towards a US ambassador ship. The governor survived recall easily and the Democratic Supermajority is rushing to make future recalls an impossibility. And when one party rules those who've captured that party can make the rules. Teachers unions, firefighter unions, prison guard unions, state service employee unions public sector unions feed public money and power to themselves so they can continually increase that power and influence allowing them to feed more money and power to themselves. What about my power and your power to make our own choices about our own lives? But as my moving date drew closer a new feeling washed over me a blissful detachment from California politics. When your voice goes unheard it's sometimes better to head for the exit. But again my move isn't purely political. If it were I might be in New Hampshire right now surrounded by more of the like-minded. Most of life isn't about politics thankfully. See people I love are in Florida and they're getting older as am I. And it's a new world with new rules where you can more easily live and work from where you want. And I still love you California. I made my career my home and my family here. I'll miss California. Despite politics this is still a spectacularly beautiful diverse and strange land where the waves meet the mountains where people follow their dreams or lose their minds or both. So I made it back to this humid peninsula jutting into the Gulf of Mexico. It's familiar but not quite the same as before. I'm sure I'll have more to say about you soon Florida with your terrifying reptiles and your COVID contrarianism and your lightning rod governor who plays by different rules for good and for ill. The saying has been as goes California goes the nation. Is that still true or is it Texas now? Or is the importance of geography simply diminished in the networked age? Is Florida the future? I don't really know. But it is my future and my home.


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We have been given this combination of blocks and we need to find the equivalent thermal conductivity. Now before I work out this problem, why don't you pause the video and give this one a try first? All right, hopefully you gave this a shot. Now, how do we go about this? Well, we can look at the combination. What do we see when we look at it? So we see that these two blocks, the blue and the yellow block, they are in series with each other and the combination of the blue and the yellow block is in parallel with the green block. So in order to find the equivalent thermal conductivity, what we really need to find is the equivalent thermal conductivity of this combination, which is, well firstly, we can find the equivalent conductivity of the blocks in series and then we can use, then we can find the equivalent conductivity of that combination with the green block that is in parallel. So how did we figure out the equivalent conductivity when the blocks are in series and parallel? Let's write that down. For series, it is R effective. This is the equivalent thermal resistance R1 plus R2 and for parallel, the equivalent thermal resistance would be 1 by R effective. This is 1 by R1 plus 1 by R2. And thermal resistance, how did we write thermal resistance in terms of length, thermal conductivity K and area? Let's write that on the corner. So this is R that is equal to L length of the block or whatever the rod divided by thermal conductivity K into the area A. So first let's try and find the equivalent thermal resistance of the blocks in series. So R effective, R effective really is, we can write this as L divided by K effective. That is the equivalent thermal conductivity into area which is A by 3. The area is A by 3 over here, right? And L is not just single, so we have L plus L, this becomes 2L really. This is equal to R1. So R1 is L divided by 3K into A by 3 plus R2 which is L divided by 2K into A by 3. Now one thing that we notice, A by 3 just gets cancelled, right? We can also cancel this, the length L. So what remains, what remains is 2 divided by K effective. This is equal to, this is equal to 1 divided by 3K plus 1 divided by 2K. This is cancelled. Now we can try and work this out. So what we can do is, we can write this as 2 divided by K effective. This is, we can take the LCM that is 6K and on top will be 2 plus 3. So this will be 5 divided by 6K. So K effective really comes out to be equal to 12K divided by 5. This is the equivalent thermal conductivity of these two blocks in series. Now that we know what's the equivalent thermal conductivity of the combination, we can replace them with a single block and that can look somewhat like this. So now we have one block and these two are in parallel. Now we can use this relation to find the equivalent thermal conductivity. So let's do that. Let us find some space here. Okay, now we have this combination. So for this, we have 1 divided by R, this is the thermal resistance relation 1 plus R1 plus 1 plus R2. R effective or just equivalent thermal resistance is L divided by KA. So this will be 1 divided by L divided by K effective into area effective. So what really is effective area? Well that would be the addition of A plus 3 and 2A plus 3. So A plus 3 plus 2A plus 3 really just comes out to be equal to A. So we can write this as A. This is equal to 1 divided by L divided by, so let's take the pink block 12 by 5 K into A by 3 plus 1 by L. This is K by 2 into 2A by 3. So some things get cancelled. Let's make life simpler. So we can cancel L all the way through. We can cancel this area all the way through. Now this is a little tricky because you can see there's like a denominator, often denominator. So what this, we can just take this up and we can write it in a simplified manner which will be, this will be K effective, K effective. This goes right to the top. This is equal to 12 by 5 K into 1 by 3. You have this factor of 3 right. Plus K by 2 into 2 by 3. So 2 over here gets cancelled and this comes out to be equal to 12 K divided by 15 plus K divided by 3. So over here LCM is 15 and this will be 12 K plus 5 K. So this comes out to be 17 K by 15. So the equivalent thermal conductivity of the combination is 17 K by 15.


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usu haisha pastimia na kwa nikotak hati yama yama kwa hia rama kanyan nta m situa nama nunimia naka nganya kwa na teks from the book of first Timothy, chapter number five and verse number eight, which I'll read in a hearing, first letter of Timothy, chapter five and verse number eight, the one of God says, but if any provide not for his own and especially for those of his own house, he hath denied the faith and he's worse than an infindal. I read one more time. But if any provide not for his own and especially for those of his own house, he hath denied the faith and he's worse than an infindal. Let's pray. Grace us, Father in heaven, thank you for this precious moment. As we speak through this text Lord, I pray that it may be an inspiration moment for us as you seek you this morning in prayer. I pray the Lord you will touch our thoughts and our hearts that we will be in line with you and bless us through this word. We pray in Jesus name. Amen. We are talking about providing for the family, providing for the family. You know this is a very important text of course, Paul is addressing and talking to Chimo, that Chimo may be able to go and guide the church. But then of course literally Paul is talking about providing food for the family, providing you know materially for the family, economically for the family, being there for your family that they have the resources, the basic needs and you know the resources that they require for them to live a comfortable life in this world. But I want to take this a little deeper and talk about spiritual provision. I know we we know many of us we we know how to provide for our families. Of course I know there are a few people who even the physical needs for their family they have neglected. Now the Bible is very clear but that is God will have a nisu with you if you do not provide for your family. So wake up wake up from your home and walk out and go and do something for your family.  Don't sit at home and start begging.  Please wake up because you have your hands you can be doing something as wait for what you've been looking for. So let non-handily sit at home because they have not been employing, they are emin, they are no employment. No, rise up go and do something. Just go do something. Do something. Do something so long as it's something that does not contradict your faith go and do something. Go and do something. Yes nesendakum jengu. Yes, yes, atakamukuna degree nesendakum jengu. Instead of you borrowing and asking and begging you can do something.  It's good for you but don't just sit at home. Just sit at home. There are many things you can do. And so we are talking about God is advising us here through Paul that especially as men we can't give any genuine, reasonable excuse to sit only at home because we have not been called for an interview or we have not been given an appointment later. We can do something with our hands as a word but let me talk about spiritual provision, spiritual food. I find it in the Bible that those who have come into the light of the gospel are the fathers, the spiritual fathers. You could be a woman, you could be a lady, you could be a gentleman or whatever. Those of us who have already come to Christ, we have come to the light of the gospel. We are then in this context the providers. The spiritual food is provided and served by those who have received it. You don't give out what you don't have. And so he has invited you and you have come to him. You know him that then you become a provider of the gospel. So the people in your family, the people in your community are your family members. And so if you're not providing for them, if you're not reaching out to them to provide for them the want of God, you see Christ says man shall not live on bread alone but from everyone that comes from the mother of God. Here's why he says, you know he spoke to the disciples and told them I have food which you know not of. He is speaking about the want of God. He himself says I am the bread of life. You see and he says whoever eats me shall not hang again. You know we are talking about the spiritual food and it is you who is already in the family of God who is spiritually supplied to become the provider, the supplier of this gospel. So the Bible says here but if anyone provide not, so if you preach not, if you evangelize not, if you don't share the gospel with your friends, if you don't touch people with God's love, if you don't share them that Christ is their savior, if you don't share them that is coming soon to take them home, if any provide not for his own, his own family members, his own friends, his own community, if you do not provide and especially for those of his own house, he has denied the faith. Do you have family members, your immediate family members who are not of your faith? Do you have family members or external family members who have not accepted Christ?  Jesus family is not in church, does that bother you? No, God has brought you this light that you may become the light in your big family. God has provided for you the knowledge of true God that you may provide for your big family the knowledge of true God. If you're not doing this, you're denying your faith. And so this is very important today as we get the moment of prayer. God is inviting us to know that this word which is given to us is not for us. It's for us, yes, but to share. It is for us to share, share with your friends. I've been asking you every day when I come here that if this particular moment blesses you, please share this link with your friends. But I'm not sure whether you have shared. Maybe you're saying, ah pastor, it's okay, they'll get in the way I got it. The Bible says here if you're not providing for people, you are denying your faith. You are denying the faith. As I'm just asking you today, share. You see, if you cannot preach like poor, you can't tell the neighbors around you of the love of Jesus. You can do good things to them. You can just click a button on your phone, just click that button, just click and share with your friend. You are providing for them. You see, yesterday, yesterday one of the viewers got this message for the first time and he called me and said, pastor, I didn't know that there's a season for four days of prayer. A friend shared with me this video. I said, you're the one who is fair in the video speaking to us. It came to me at the right time. Can you imagine that? And thank you for whoever shared that. That this person just says it came to him at the right time. He needed to hear that message. Thank you for those who are sharing. And I'm here to encourage you today to share and share and share with as many as you can. Even that person that you think is not interested, just share with them. You'll be surprised that is what you are waiting for. Just share. Not just these videos and these messages, but share your life with people.  Share them of how you care for them. Share them of how God cares for them. So as we pray today, are there people that you have deprived, they are starving because they're not providing for them the spiritual food. You have a moment to talk to the Lord and ask He gone to forgive you and give you more insight, understanding and clarity of what this exactly means. That you can partner with heaven, reaching out to many who are perishing without hope that they may have this hope. Just push it to them. Just push it to them. Just push it to them. Leave the thing with them. God shall work in the hearts and we shall hear testimonies of what God has done just because you're providing for them. Invite them to church. Just inviting them. Come along with me. Come along with me. We're having, especially here in our church, we're still running the store and we've got prayer. Just invite a friend. Share the link that the pastor is preaching here every day. Share with them. That is how we provide for the people that we love, for the people that we care about. Just provide for them. So as we pray, do you have somebody you're thinking about today that you need to provide spiritually? Do you may not be a pastor like myself? You may not know how to do Bible studies with them but for sure you can write a message for them to them and tell them God loves you. I'm thinking about you. I'm praying for you sister. I'm praying for your brother. I know you're going through difficult times but God cares for you. God knows you. Is there anything we can pray for? Just encourage somebody, provide for them. You never know maybe they needed you for such a time like these. Don't ignore. Don't ignore. Don't ignore. Don't take lightly. People are afflicted. People are troubled. People are stressed. People hopeless. They are looking for somebody who can give them hope and that person is you. Yes, you. Just share with them. Tell them that God cares for them. Pray for them. And so if you have not chosen the seven people you've been asking you to choose please have a list of seven people that you shall be providing for them every single day in the season of 40 days of prayer. So come with me as we pray. Gracious Father in Heaven, thank you for this precious moment when we are at your feet. You have reminded us Lord that being your disciples is a responsibility that we need to reach out to people within our families, within our neighborhood, within our societies, within our workplaces, with the heavenly food that we are the ones to provide for them because you're saying whoever does not provide for his people is worse than unbeliever. And so my father we are praying today that you may help us to see the opportunities that we have to share your gospel. The many opportunities we have today in this life, in this age, the technology that has come away to enable us to share so easily providing for people who are hopeless in darkness. Lord encourages us to know just by a click of a button it can change somebody's life. That will not be selfish, but will not be ashamed, but will aggressively share this gospel aggressively share this gospel of soon coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. By simple messages like this one, by simple Bible verses sharing every day, there are many ways that we can encourage people and lead them to you. God remind us one more time in our prayer life that we are the spiritual fathers of those around us, that we will have hearts to desire to rise every early in the morning to share the good news that we have from you. Bless us my father. Revivers God we pray and make us disciple makers that not us only but many that we will have influenced shall all be prepared for the second coming. Mind us we don't have all to be pastors we just need to be your disciples that is enough to disciple other people.  Feel us with your spirit revive us my father pray in Jesus name amen amen. Thank you my dear viewer God bless you remember God expect you to provide for your family both materially and spiritually. God expect you to provide for your friends for your neighbors for all that you know and you care for even the ones who think that they don't mind even those that you think they don't care even those that you think they are not your friends they are not interested just share with them and you shall be amazed at how God is going to transform the life. Choo tomorrow may God bless you.