Have you seen the tower ending I have actually yeah, I'd be happy He's gonna be scared of powerful if you if you really think about it. Yeah, totally Now we got shank songs Christmas tree to start this grand finals guys This is the pro competition sonic fox ninja killer first blood first big old damage in corner carry going to the thunder god And getting bubbled To the corner you go in some access. I'm not done with you either. Oh what a jump out and Totally denying Cyrax mattering at all there Taking away the ability to matter Full conversion there and really tight to get the second hit of that board to in your jungle And there's sonic says you can go ahead and either try to fight me or the water that I'm gonna put in front of me Because that's what he's been dealing with the entire time Lord knows this stage could use a lot of water You can use a lot of cleaning Chip it out Solid start Yeah, you do come on Don't believe it. I don't believe a single word I don't believe it. I'm worried that Raiden's gonna grab that thing in the background and do something unholy with it Which that thing this is the electricity that's gonna power him up. Oh, yeah, no, you're right That bus the amulet the rain god doesn't get a full spark by ninja on the way in too Which may form a possible situation if he gets close enough into it oh portal time Sonic does not use that portal for much Besides the mind game of like the visual mind game on block. Yeah, that's what the feeling turns. Yeah Yes, like a negative and an armor becomes a guess Okay Ninja killer was ready for that He's always seen that one before I think the first one to probably check a car or throw grains Yeah, and checks there again as we mentioned the idea there is button into portal to try to steal a turn Ninja killer is denied it because the strings naturally I think minus four on block So I would think that canceling that would still be a negative. Yeah, don't yeah totally It's just visually you know you got to be look looking out for it and ninja killer was looking out for it And game one goes to him He's got a win a three out of five set and then another three out of five sets So he's a long away away from taking this tournament still It's been a situation like this before not overthinking it right now because he knows that there's such a long road ahead It's just one at a time here and boys up the two wonderful stars. I want to change the stage I'm like great on this. He gets a damage boost There's electricity in the air rain To curve every cow. Okay. Okay. It's just gonna work. Oh Unbelievable this dude saw rain rain with some of the deadliest setups wild oaky Ninja killer was just out of there. No, thank you and maintains the corner after the down to no less I think that only tells me that Sonic may have missed time that because usually you could stop and attempt a wake-up jump Or Ninja didn't delay and just won't go jump Fantastic either way. He's ready. Yep. And as you said he's coming Man, I'm coming and he's coming and Uses one one as such a stagger tool Gives him the gives him the triple-hitting hit confirm in the special cancel. Is he got to be there? No, he was trying to portal out Finally charge Hey, yes And finally a raw 4-3. Oh Frank's working out Then you find the side the block low for once The full charge in But they look like a decent trade to me. Yeah, be them on speed needs to be careful starting some up the sonic Try to teleport will always be there even though we don't see it much from Ninja. Yeah, no, it's true. He's just got great movement. Anyway, and He can still scheme and get the approach just like this. No Well, maybe he was trying to deny breaker actually as now He denied break with this guy What a genius there were still three bars on the side right there for Sonic box If that had been a full regular conversion Sonic Fox breaks. They're out reset situation instead Then you kill the night at all. It wasn't even just one that he did it was back to back. Yeah This jizzens knowing what to do Wow, not to start they don't make oh He's figured it out. That's what I've been saying it out So instead of trying to electrify him on the last stage, he's gonna try to freeze them. I see how it is Just watch the toes when I got the entire She ninja even know the flawless blocks on those strings of rain hmm That 2-1-1-2 that string where he swings that staff around one of the best thing, you know moves that he has your strengths He has multi-hating on the first he confirmable 100% safe massive pushback They're just reacting with the Superman's She's a lot of them it Sonic's holding this corner carry. I lied to your face Winner from Ninja. Oh, they got the falls walk at least But still it's ninja with corner control Trying to speed run this first set Sonic do that load from far ranges where I think that it's wanting the ninja to dash up into that But ninja and all of those kind of micro bait situations has been winning them and that's gonna be a shock Yeah, really hard to convert from that normally without something big range like this So smart from Fox to bring that out was like 460 because because it's rain Yeah, you're saying that's the round it's gonna be close That's the round. I think you're the only major. Yeah, I don't think this is a mage battle It's got an ambulance I didn't hear I didn't hear any other mage and now we're not a not a medium mage or like a low mage You know, there was nothing. There's just him. So they auto gave him high mage How much is he gonna dump in? Okay Enough. Yeah, one bar and one Cyrax for 460 If I rest how much damage rating is gonna do with the answer is gonna be enough And how Sonic use it in the corner as well abusing the gap. Yeah blowing up the gap great knowledge Just the 2-1 of that string corner only becomes a launcher Ninja killer at set point that does not mean he's gonna win the tournament if he wins this He's got to win a whole other three out of five again But this is the start and Sonic's missed on that before but if you see if timed right and the pit advantage to the Cyrax get the overhead And forcing the break off a Sonic now So forced to reset this is the overhead There was already fun with I like the idea there by Fox trying to move away and get a whip punish setup Didn't quite work out No, it's all these straight hits led to anything crazy Cyrax back No water bubbles from Sonic just to stop and it's either Underneath there with the down three now it's time to play No Cyrax available Cyrax here though a little bit of chip little bit of distance grab again. No Cyrax and that's maybe why all it was enough for the kill Why Sonic was going for in those situations testing testing Ninja to be only looking for it in the moments where it's gonna launch really really smart Okay, and you know Sonic wants this over. Oh, yeah, of course And again trying to whip punish with that back to which is so cool because it does have a good forward hitbox to it And it moves rain back slightly. Okay, kind of auto footsies for you It's so active. Yeah, I've seen so much I jump over it and then they just get smack behind them all the time That water so active whole beam man bless the rains down in our world And there you go shot it back to again, but I think about seven of whipped in a row, but it's about the threat He's making Ninja think about it the more that got it up the more that Sonic does it It's gonna give the ninja something to think about checks and balances on pokes we You get separate two rides on that one To put the two for the price of one there is a breaker probably not there. Yeah, it's not a lot of damage, but something to think about No, Syrax 18 on the clock now very close Individual hits didn't believe in the rest Even chip matters here And hitter block their own reversal again because of Syrax that actually would have been a chip-out sequence So Ninja had to commit good blocks on the overheads still safe though and Gapless on those double overheads. Oh, you never know. He's just gonna end I love his use of that one one string not a lot of range using it there either using just the mid or like raw mix The way that they're dancing around with this character. Oh man, that looks fun Yeah, so everyone watching this even even casuals out there rain is a incredibly fun character There's so many specials to do they all look cool. Look at him hitting this dance mid rain gun Yeah, so you guys got a Syrax here? Yes Three bars they have to all in suddenly And Sonic looking to tie stuff at two two here 173 away eats Spent two bars to make Fox spend three bars. I get it.  They're getting crazy car throw here and will be it for the winners to do now Going into the final game of set one If Fox takes this there will only have been one set and the tournament will be over If Ninja killer takes this game, we're going to another three out of five They're going in quick start up with a throw Into Syrax name of the game, baby I'm going to give Ninja kill the same advice that that one dude gave the uh Guy Lord the rings.  No, but sonic fox is ready there for the tech and puts up the wall the button wall Did you see the throw break from rain where he actually did begin off the staff pound? Sure wait You shall sonic every patient right now No huge commitment and pressure almost got sniped for whipping that down three Fall spot yet again so consistent Play this is made up of likely this whole round. It feels like has been fought over here in the corner Ninja killer finds it And with only two bars on sonic fox's side, they're gonna have to hold a lot of this Oh, no jumping in eight seconds remain has the bar and sonic now on tortument point because of it It was in ninja's hands in that round Punished yesterday that is really mine is up close. I'm crazy. There's the button. There's the aggression Yeah, this is the kind of stuff ninja killer needs Oh But we get it back to back And sonic look in the pounce as a true fox would in a situation like this Doesn't get opened up By the mix you shall not pass Suddenly it feels like fox is finding every hit and ninja when he finds the hit isn't converting deep body dancing with the bullet Pressure in the corner by fox if they find another hit could be the tournament engage syrax bandit went flip addition champion It was finals years ago in final combat. They run at that gear And sonic reestablishing some dominance in mortal combat


That was grassroots activists at the Texas State Capitol protesting the governor's new directive to investigate Parents with trans children if they seek out gender affirming care for their trans children. So in other words, if you are loving Accepting an affirming parent you were a child abuser according to Governor Greg Abbott and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxson And I talked about this last week on the program But the investigations have already begun as J. David Goodman of the New York Times reports Texas officials have begun investigating parents of transgender adolescents for possible child abuse According to a lawsuit filed on Tuesday after Governor Greg Abbott directed them last week to handle certain medical treatments as possible crimes Among the first to be investigated was an employee of the state protective services agency who has a 16-year-old transgender child on Tuesday the American Civil Liberties Union of Texas and Lambda legal went to state court in Austin to try to stop the inquiry The employee who was not named in the court filing works on the review of reports of abuse and neglect She was placed on administrative leave last week according to the filing and on Friday was visited by an Investigator from the agency which is also seeking medical records related to her child the family of the child identified in court documents only as Mary Doe has refused to voluntarily turn over records We are terrified for Mary's health and well-being and for our family wrote the employee in a declaration filed with the suit in Which she and her husband are identified as Jane and John Doe quote I feel betrayed by my state and the agency for whom I work She added not providing Mary with the medically necessary health care that she needs is not an option for us And that's really important So gender-affirming care is medically necessary not only does it reduce depression, but it also reduces Suicidality, this is why the American Medical Association and American Academy of Pediatrics all say that gender-affirming care for trans youth Is not only appropriate but necessary because this is what is needed to help them But Texas is saying no no no we know more than the experts and the parents themselves and we will intervene into these families and Unilaterally say if you seek out gender-affirming care for your trans child, which is the right thing to do We're going to treat you as a child abuser and ironically they're treating somebody who works for the state of Texas who actually has experience Investigating instances of abuse and neglect as a child abuser as if this person wouldn't know What is and isn't child abuse, but because they love their 16 year old trans child Well, this family is being treated as criminals by the state of Texas why? For political purposes, it doesn't really matter what their reason is. It's bigoted and this is I don't even know how to describe it But here's how one person did this is what Charles says about this on Twitter He describes this as a witch hunt the Salem witch trials inquisition style attack on trans youth and gender-affirming care And their parents is one of the most shameful examples of far-right politicians exploiting human lives for partisan political Purposes no wonder they want to block people from voting and that's exactly it I made this point on my show last week when we talked about this But we just heard for months the far-right screech about mask mandates in schools and vaccine mandates saying that the state Shouldn't be allowed to tell parents how to parent, but here they are treating loving parents as child abusers because they have a political agenda because they want to Eradicate trans children out of existence by force of the state. It's just it's truly Morally reprehensible and what makes matters worse is the widespread ambivalence that I'm seeing I think that a lot of people expect transphobia from these far-right Legislatures or legislators controlled by far-right politicians and governors, but this is so Removed from anything that we've seen thus far This is literally the state of Texas seeking out parents who love their children who seek out medically necessary gender-affirming care and Trying to get their children taken away from them I mean I understand if you claim that a parent is subjecting their child to child abuse if Gender-affirming care is child abuse the implication is we take that child away from you We remove that child from said abuse of situation. So it's just it's truly Egregious and this is a human rights violation and every single business who claims to care about LGBTQ rights They better be boycotting Texas I mean this is every amount of pressure that we can apply has to be applied because it's it's come to a point where People in Texas who have trans children, they're not safe.  I'm telling the state of Texas. Fuck you What's sad is that people don't have the resources to leave in a lot of instances so they kind of just have to put up with it and do what's best for their kid and Hope for the best hope that the state doesn't investigate them, but they're already doing that. They're seeking out Parents who love their children. It's ridiculous. It's just I don't even know I'm honestly. I'm speechless at this story. I'm taking it back because the details are so gruesome this is happening in the United States in 2022 and People don't really seem interested in this story. I get that there's a lot going on in the world This is something that requires the utmost Care and concern and everyone should be making noise about this if you care about children So, you know, the real child abuse is what Texas is doing to these kids If they remove children from these households Then the damage will be irreparable to these kids. So I don't know what to say. It's just this is Nauseating to see but this is where we're at in the United States of America


We have charged and arrested even Nubican, aged 60 of Hillview Park in Osaka, for the offence of failure to attend before the Committee and National Assembly, Contrary to Section 11A of Amendment Act No. 13 of 2016 of Chapter 12 of the National Assembly Act of the Laws of Samya. It is alleged that Mr. Rwinda was summoned to attend before the Assembly and Committee on Privileges and Absences, and without reasonable cause, failed to attend to the summons issued to him on the date, time and place mentioned in the summons. It is detained in police custody and waiting court appearance. Thank you very much. Yes, we have done like he, you know, asked everybody to go back, asked so that you don't speculate. Well, when did it happen? Yeah, we mentioned that this occurred between December 2021 and 14th June 2022 in Lusat. And you mentioned to say you summoned as a police or by paramedic, because they said you summoned them on a date mentioned in the summons. When did you summon as a police? When to appear to them? When we summoned people? Yes. You want to know when we summoned them? Just know that we have you in our custody, okay? We have read out the chart, you read? So they are saying this is politically motivated. I'm going to be, the arrest is politically motivated. As police, do you have any comment on that? You know, anyone is free to say whatever they feel like saying, but police, we don't operate on political lines. We are independent. And by the end of the day, you'll be given chance to stand before the courts of law. Yes, we are not the judges. We are police officers. Thank you very much. Sorry, let's take a nice to the last one. Why took the police to summon from June 2021? We were up to do great. Why took you long to the post of someone to come to the police? That was June 2021 December. June 2021 to someone to come to the police? Yeah, we may not be in the position to tell you exactly what happened, but you know, you've got cases that you are following up, which occurred even many years ago. There are other cases which occurred yesterday, they were following up. So I can't tell you what exactly transpired, yes. Investigations have got no time limit. Yes. No, so good. Let's go over to the school. Thank you very much. We're all peaceful. Barejo! Barejo! We have to look at ourselves inside, we just stand outside here, we want to give you a brief to express your love. Sorry, sorry, sorry. I will receive a risk cake on this behalf. Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! I'm holding the cake here for our vice-president Honorable Givenuwinda. It's his birthday today, so happy birthday. I was telling the police why you are arresting this man on his birthday. Seriously, there's a developing matter here, Honorable Givenuwinda has been arrested. He has been arrested for the offence of failing to appear before Parliament. The brief of that is that Parliament had summoned Honorable Givenuwinda in December 2021 to appear over his remarks made at the press conference when he criticised a speaker over a decision to expel nine members of Parliament at the time. So as a party, we had made remarks and Honorable Givenuwinda is one that addressed at press briefing. We criticised the action of the speaker, which has since been verified by the courts of law. The actions were illegal, were obnoxious and were out of place. The Parliament was offended with those remarks and they called Honorable Winda, Honorable Winda did not appear according to the statement here, both in December and in June 2022. We are rather surprised by this arrest because the speaker closed this matter. The speaker reprimanded Honorable Givenuwinda in absentia. How it has been brought to be a matter of criminal offence here at the police is what has puzzled all of us. So as we stand here, Honorable Givenuwinda has been arrested and is detained at Poodlands Police Station and we are trying very hard to get him sureties. Our sureties are here where our lawyers are trying to speak to the officers from Central Police that he could be given police bond because this is a bondable offence. What are our remarks? We have noted a pattern to abuse these cake laws. We were here the other day for a similar offence where they are citing a cake and colonial laws to oppress the opposition. This is an act to attempt to silence us. The Judiciary, the Parliament are not immune, they are not immunized from criticism. If we can criticize a president every day and if the president has removed criminal defamation from our books or from our statutory books, what about these people, Judiciary and Parliament? Why do they think that they are so sacred that they cannot be criticized? You know, we are seeing this operation and there was no consideration that this was the man's 60th birthday and the police were swift to say the complaint is from the Speaker of the National Assembly from Parliament and they were just executing their rescues according to them, Honourable Given-Winder, and was found liable for those utterances and that it was a breach of parliamentary privilege. Ambassador Momba, would you confirm with us that the complainant is the Speaker of the National Assembly? The complainant is Parliament. He is a Speaker. He is a Speaker. But meeting. I think it is important, sorry Ambassador, to put things in context. That is the People's Assembly. Madam Speaker and all Presiding Officers are members of Parliament representing us and if it is a People's Assembly, it cannot be like Ambassador said, immune to criticism. If there is a wing of government that is highly political, it is the People's Assembly. It is charged with the responsibility of talking on our behalf and we have a mandate as citizens to follow up what our representatives are doing and be able to check them. At law, there was a matter to do with Fredman Bay and others to which the High Court made a ruling that that Parliament has no power to jail or prosecute citizens. Beyond that, there was a matter to do with Mr. Haka in the HLMA in opposition to which the Speaker then wanted to direct the DPP to prosecute Mr. Haka in the HLMA. According to the Constitution, that office cannot be dictated to or directed by anybody and the DPP then refused to prosecute Mr. Haka in the HLMA because it was out of, you know, it was against the law. So what is happening today is against the law. Mr. Oboluwinda is already vindicated. His opinion over the Speaker and the conduct of that House towards the nine members of Parliament, the Constitutional Court has already made a pronouncement. So the police are operating out of order. This is just basically the continued fear of the UPND who are using the police to intimidate the opposition, particularly the patriotic flag. This is a silly case. It should not even have been entertained. But as it were, when you have patriots, silly things like this happen. Thank you, Honourable. Thank you, guys. Thank you. So we will update you if we manage to get police bond as a party. We are rather surprised that a matter that was sufficiently closed in Parliament. You see the ruling of the Speaker. She reprimanded Honourable given Winda in absentia and closed the matter. How it has become a criminal offence where the Speaker is an official complainant in this matter is totally unacceptable. And we need to express worry about our Parliament, where you've seen what has been happening. Where members of Parliament keep on walking out because of the oppressive manner in which the Presidium has been conducting affairs of Parliament. And I repeat, the judiciary, the executive and Parliament must not be immune to criticism. We are a democracy. They are using laws left under one participatory democracy. And those laws that were left by colonial masters now to abuse them and punish the opposition. But this, I think, will not be count Honourable, given Winda, you know, told me is not intimidated in any way. He's surprised that this matter is here. But he will walk the road. He will walk this path. Because he recognises that it's a matter just of intimidating and oppressing the opposition. So thank you very much. Let's go and take the cake to Honourable Helu Winda. Thank you. The cake is assumed as food.


5 money saving challenges for 2023. You always have two choices when it comes to being productive or achieving success or saving money. You must choose between what is right and what is easy. Most people set New Year's resolution very high and they strictly follow for some times like 3 weeks, 4 weeks, the maximum 3 months. And research shows that more than 80% of the people fail on their New Year's resolutions and why is that? Because people approach goals from a strict standpoint. They go from no exercise to 5 days a week in the gym. From a fatty big meal to 7 days salad in a week. Spending on everything to a no-buy ear. It means we just go from one extreme to another extreme. And then 2 weeks we crack and we just say I guess I wasn't meant to be. Hey guys, life is all about balance. There's nothing wrong with eating fast food.  And there's no problem with spending some money on buying a good meal outside. Having lunch with friends but if you keep dining out that's going to create differential problems. So you have to create a balance to have a better relationship with it. Whether it's spending, eating, sleeping or watching TV. Watching TV is not bad. Even Warren Buffett, he watches TV, eating ice cream. But too much is always bad. You have to develop habits that can change your life in a long run. If your goal was to save more money to be able to invest, then you have to approach it from a healthier, sustainable standpoint. In this video I'm going to provide you with 5 different money challenges that can help you actually to develop a healthier relationship with money. So there are 5 money challenges for this year. And number one, subscription reset. Sometimes we forget how many services we subscribe to. Because we think they're just $10 or $7. We compare that money as a cup of coffee in Starbucks or a decent meal in a cheap restaurant. But if you count these subscriptions for a year and you can see something is added, which is a big amount of money, that you could do something much better. You can unsubscribe to all your subscriptions and add one by one when you need it to. Or replace usually subscriptions with useful ones like unsubscribed Netflix and unsubscribed to a training course which can create your value and teach you something. The amount of money that you can save from unsubscribing, you can invest in a good market return even if the amount is very small. And number two, using more cash. I don't know say that they stop using credit cards and online payments, but for grocery shoppings and other general shoppings, using cash is much better. Because when you use cash, it gives you the feeling that you spend money. And these days there are different ways of spending money. And people have lost the feeling of spending. Like credit cards, debit cards, checks and other online payments. But if you see the currency visually, that you worked for it to achieve it, you worked very hard. And now you're losing it on a product or a service, you'll be more careful not to spend it more. But when we use credit cards and online payments, we do not have a strong feeling of losing the amount of money because it's just a card. So cash is helping to avoid extra spending. And number three, track your expenses. Tracking your expenses is letting you know actually where your money is being spent and how to cut some extra costs. You can do it only for a month. Then you will know where your money goes and you know what to cut out and add more on your savings. And number four, emergency funds. It's always necessary to save a small amount monthly as an emergency fund. When something happens like something emergency, you do not need to spend money from your saving accounts or investing accounts. Emergency funds are easy to stock. Let me tell you how to do it. Every week, instead of buying a lunch and a coffee, put that money into your emergency fund. And think about your lunch or coffee from somewhere else. Cut out the spendings. But your emergency fund is the priority. And that money, I mean a lunch and a coffee, can save you $576 a year. You can easily have that money in a year. And if you put aside like 10% of your income plus this amount of money, you can have enough money to cover all your emergency cases. And number five, start investing in stock market. Invest at least 10% of your income in an average market return, index funds. See what are the good index funds in your country? Like in the US, there is S&P 500. In South Korea, there is Cosby 200 and Watties in your country. Or you can invest in S&P 500 in the US. Consistency is the key to grow wealth and become rich the time you retire. Building a better relationship with your money requires better habits, not extreme New Year's resolutions. For more videos, please subscribe to the channel, hit the like button and if you have any questions please comment below. I will definitely answer you and see you in the next video.


It is my distinct pleasure to welcome my new friend, Jason Schafer, to Music & More. Jason, thank you so much for being here. Would you please tell us maybe where you're from and how you actually began playing the clarinet? Well, first of all, thanks so much for having me. It's great to be on the show and great to meet you and get to spend a lot of good time with you this week. I originally grew up in Columbia, Maryland on the East Coast, and I went to school, kind of stayed up on the East Coast a bit. I went to school up in Upstate New York at the Eastman School of Music. And then from there, kind of stayed over there, went down to Miami Beach and played in the New World Symphony. And after that, finally made my way out to Colorado, and now I love it so much, I'm definitely not leaving. And in terms of when I first started to play the clarinet, I actually have to say my story is not tremendously exciting because one day in elementary school in third grade, they sent a little piece of paper home with me to my parents, and it just had a bunch of little check boxes for what instrument do you want to play. And I said, oh, clarinet, that sounds good. And I picked it, and I loved it, never put it down ever since. I have to say that it actually makes me think about why public school music programs are so important because without that, I wouldn't be playing. I can't agree more on public school music and music teachers. These school educators, music educators are some of my heroes. They are, I consider them really to be on the front lines of making sure that the future of classical music is strong. So I couldn't agree more, and thank you for giving that shout out to them. Oh, absolutely. You know, the clarinet is one of my favorite instruments. I've told you before, I'm a cellist. However, as I began studying and playing more, I fell in love with the clarinet. And while you just checked a box to say, OK, I'm going to play the clarinet, was there something really that drew you to the sound? What really drew you to the instrument after all those years? Absolutely. Yeah, I mean, as time went on, I definitely fell in love with it more and more and more every passing day. And I think the reason for that is that kind of similarly to the cello actually, the clarinet can do so much. It really isn't in one little box of the possibilities musically. And I feel like the clarinet can be as calm and relaxed and peaceful as, say, the second movement of the Mozart-Clarinet Concerto. And you can make an audience feel that incredible sense of just relaxation and peace. And then on the total flip side, you can take a composer like Mahler, for instance, who will frequently write in his clarinet parts to essentially sound like trumpets. And we can be these crazy, loud, intense, declamatory kind of sounds. So I think the instrument is just, with no changes, the instrument itself is capable of so much, and composers use it for all of those different ways of making music and all those different sounds and personalities. You know, that's a perfect segue actually to my next question, because you will be performing Mozart's clarinet concerto coming up very shortly. And the clarinet, maybe I should say like this, Mozart discovered the clarinet when he was, oh, I don't know, about 20-something years old. And once he discovered it, he began really writing for it. And I find it to be fascinating that the last work that he really completed was this clarinet concerto. And he wrote many other works. Can you talk about how the clarinet maybe evolved during Mozart's time and what drew, what maybe you think drew Mozart to the clarinet? Sure, absolutely. I mean, Mozart actually was really good friends with this clarinetist Anton Stadler. And so I think we really owe Stadler a lot for the clarinet concerto and the clarinet quintet and even the Kegelstadt trio, those big clarinet works that Mozart wrote. And, you know, getting back to your question about why the clarinet, what does he love about the clarinet so much, there's even a letter that Mozart wrote to Stadler where he says, I just am amazed, something along the lines of, I'm just amazed that you can make your instrument sound so much like the human voice. And amazing to hear Mozart himself say something like that. And especially because back in that time, right around Mozart's time of when he was really known for being the amazing composer he is, the clarinet was actually looked completely different and it was still really under development. It was a brand new instrument in the orchestra. Haydn was one of the very first to actually use it. And it looked totally different. I mean, like you have this beautiful modern clarinet now with all these silver keys and kind of a very hard African wood called grenadilla. And back then in Mozart's time, I mean, probably most of these keys wouldn't be there. They were just randomly trying, drilling them in different places. I mean, all these crazy things that they used to do to try to really get the instrument to evolve and become the amazing thing it is now. And so an interesting fact about Mozart's connection with it, speaking of that evolution, is that Stadler was really on the forefront of these instrument developments. And he had a brand new instrument made for him by an instrument maker that was now we kind of referred to as the Bassett clarinet. And that instrument actually has a few more notes at the bottom of the range. It kind of, you know, my instrument goes down to a written low E and his could go down to a low C. And Mozart composed the concerto specifically for that instrument to use that full range of his exciting new development, I guess. And just kind of turned out that that instrument kind of fell out of favor and now we really use the modern clarinet. So when modern clarinetists have to play this, have to play, I should say, it's our most wonderful piece we get to play. When we get to play this amazing piece, we have to kind of make some small modifications to the notes that are actually written in order to fit Mozart's writing into the range of the modern instrument. Well, would you be so kind as to maybe play a little bit of the concerto for us right now? Absolutely. It sounds great. Thank you for being with us. And of course, we're really excited to be featuring you in Mozart's clarinet concerto coming up on April 17th. Well, thank you so much, Elliot. And I'm super excited for that too. And I have to say, I'm a fan of your show, really big fan, and I'm really happy to have been on it. But kind of, I wanted to mention something in the spirit of music and more, I found this Mozart wig and do you think there's just anything that we could do with it for your show? I think we could figure out some way to work it in. Awesome. Beethoven! What can I get you? Nothing for the best. Mozart? Beethoven? Come to my bar? Is this some kind of joke? Herr Mozart, what are you doing here? The Longmont Symphony is performing a concert of my honor called A Portrait of Mozart. Oh, big deal! Last season, the whole season was dedicated to me. How did that go? Well, not so well. Pity, why not? Well, you know, global pandemic. You were mentioning jokes earlier. I was recently reading TMZ and Arnold Schwarzenegger's making a new movie with Liam Neeson and Robert De Niro. And it's about classical keyboard players. And Liam Neeson says, I'll be Mozart and Robert De Niro says, I'll be Beethoven Arnold Schwarzenegger says, I'll be Bach. You know, Herr Mozart, you are very funny. It's a pity that you died.  When I was last in Vienna, I visited your cemetery where your graves are at and when I walked past it, heard some beautiful music emitting from the ground. I asked the undertaker, I said, what is the sound that's coming from the ground? And he said it's Mozart and Beethoven decomposing. It's a pleasure, Herr Beethoven. It's always a pleasure to hear your music. Have a wonderful, happy 251st birthday. Well, goodbye. Farewell.  Here is another example of a repetition in music. If we look at these four bars closely, you will see that the first two bars are identical to the next two bars. In addition to the equal sign, I will also add a repetition sign, and that looks like this. I find that marking all of these repetitions is very helpful for me being able to conduct a score by memory.


No fewer than 19,000 members of the ruling People's Democratic Party in Madagali, local government of Adamawa State have defected to the all-progressive Congress while receiving the defectors led by the former chief of staff to Governor Balak Mengari, the state chairman of APC Ibrahim Bilal expressed confidence in APC's victory. Madagali is the country home base of the incumbent governor but has lost prominent politicians from the PDP to APC as a result of the fallout of the 2019 governorship election that brought him to power. Today is a joyous moment for the APC family in Adamawa State because having Honorable Shubardo Babi Tijani out of the PDP and finally joining the APC in his Madagali world of Madagali local government signifies a very good opportunity for the APC to take over Adamawa State in 2023. We all know the government of Adamawa State is from Madagali and that has not stopped prominent sons and daughters of Madagali from defecting from PDP to join APC. This is a signal that the APC is ready and has started the journey of taking over Adamawa Government House in 2023 from Madagali local government. As you can see we are in Madagali this afternoon to receive a very big fish into our port that is the APC. He is a former chairman, two times chancellor of Madagali local government. He is the former chief of staff to Adamawa State Governor, former Adamawa State Governor Balajev Ngilari during his tenure around 2014 and he is a big player in the local politics as what you can see in Madagali here and this is the local government of the Incuban government. If all these people can gather without giving them any monetary value we just maybe a day or two invitation that is going to join the APC. You can see the crowd, I think the crowd has spoken well and we are confident that the APC will take over. So that's why we are so happy. Coincidentally we started taking the campus from our border with Morno State so Madagali is the last local government from here we go together with Morno State. So we are happy and the crowd has spoken and the voices of the people he said is the voice of God. So we are happy we are taking over. These are my people they welcome me to APC. I've never been to any political party other than the PDP since 1999 but I've realized that no matter how well you feel about it will remain about. You know we invested so much in the PDP but we are not recognized. Therefore we decided to shift our base from the PDP to the APC. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Father's Day 2023 wasn't exactly a happy time for former football player turned Hollywood icon John Amos. Instead of celebrating with his friends and family, John found himself taking to social media to claim that he was suffering from elder abuse at the hands of his very own daughter. The even crazier part about this whole situation is that it was his daughter Shannon who claimed John was being abused in the first place. But before I dig into the background of all this family drama unfolding, first a little bit of background on John and where he's lived. John Amos was born way back when in 1939 in Newark, New Jersey. Raised in East Orange, he graduated from high school in his home state before moving to Long Beach in California and eventually graduating from Colorado State University with a degree in sociology. Come to think of it, that degree might finally come in handy in the near future considering the family dynamics he's dealing with right now. As a young adult, John made a living in a different field entirely. Football. In 1964, John signed as a free agent with the Denver Broncos but he was let go on only his second day after pulling a hamstring. Over the next few years, he played for a number of different teams in a number of professional leagues including for a short period with the Kansas City Chiefs. Rather than become famous for his prowess on the field, John found himself as a surprising TV star. After being cast as Henry Evans Sr. on the 70s CBS sitcom, Mod. That character would eventually be renamed and go on to appear full-time in the hit series Good Times. But John found himself unhappy with how the comedy undercut his desire to provide a positive image of an African-American family making the best out of living in a poor neighborhood. As a result, John was eventually not only fired from the show but in an unusual twist of events for a sitcom, he was killed all. Afterwards, he appeared as the iconic Cunta Quinte in the Milestone series Roots. And it was also right around that time that John bought his first piece of property in his home state of New Jersey. John Amos bought himself a ranch-style estate in the semi-rural area of Tuxbury Township in the state of New Jersey in 1990 for the low price of just $337,000. Originally constructed out of brick and cedar in 1968, this home hasn't seen many updates over the years and still boasts four bedrooms as well as three and a half bathrooms on a 4.19 acre parcel of land with just over 3,200 square feet of space. This property might very well need a complete overhaul. But back when John used to live here, it featured main floor living spaces with multi-pane sash windows as well as wide plank hardwood flooring. Elsewhere on the main floor, you'll discover a joining living and dining rooms that are accompanied by an Eden kitchen that includes some of the most get-up-looking kitchen appliances I've ever seen in a house that's for sale. At least two of the bathrooms in the home sports some original tile work, one of which has been done up in baby blue while the other has been bathed in a lemon yellow. Meanwhile, down on the basement level, there's a sunken family room that boasts chunky wooden beams on the ceiling, a massive room-wide reclaimed brick fireplace, glass sliders with access to the backyard and convenient access to the home's two-car garage. Want to guess how long John lived here for? Well, if you guess near 30 years, then you're right. This became John's home base for the next three decades before he eventually listed the home for sale in 2016 with the condition that it be sold as is. I mean, at least he was offering the property for a steal at only $439,000. Problem was, no one wanted it, not even for that discount. Two years later, John's home slipped into foreclosure and in April 2021, his bank sold the property for even less than he originally paid for in the early 90s, just $288,000. Following this move, it's believed that Amos began splitting his time between Baja California and Memphis, Tennessee. But it's what recently happened in Memphis that has John's name all over the headlines once again. In one of the strangest twists of recent memory, John Amos has found himself in the center of some bizarre family drama involving his kids. This tale first began a few weeks ago when John's daughter Shannon publicly declared that her father was a victim of elder abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation. She didn't go into further details, but would allude to the fact that the perpetrator was believed to have been a trusted caregiver. Shannon then started a GoFundMe page on behalf of her father, insinuating that he was fighting for his life in an ICU, while seeking to raise $500,000 to assist her father catch and prosecute the offenders who did this to him. Only the offender turned out to be Shannon herself. Shortly after his daughter came forward with these claims, John would speak out to refute it all, telling TMZ that while he was hospitalized with heart problems last month in Memphis, the suggestion that he was fighting for his life was greatly exaggerated. The bombshells weren't enough yet because shortly after, John would take to social media to reveal the only person guilty of elder abuse was the one crying wolf in the first place, his daughter, Shannon. John has no idea why Shannon decided to make up the things that she has, let alone why she set up a GoFundMe that's already raised as much as $13,000 with over 300 donations, none of which that he needs. In a video that he filmed with the help of his son Casey, Amos told his fans that he was hospitalized for a matter unrelated to what's going on with his daughter. According to him, the majority of these health issues have been corrected and his son has assembled a proper medical staff to take care of him. Now, his primary concern is his daughter, who he has admitted to having some ongoing issues with and who he believes has been taking advantage of him. John refused to go into specifics in terms of what has happened between himself and Shannon, but he's since told People Magazine that he's doing well and expects the donations made to GoFundMe to be returned to the people who made them as soon as possible. As for Shannon, a representative of hers would also reach out to People Magazine to tell them, Ms. Amos is disheartened at the continuation of false and defamatory statements being made against her by or on behalf of or in connection with news reports based on social media posts by Mr. Kelly Casey Amos. He is exploring all legal remedies available to her. Ms. Amos hopes that this matter will be resolved soon through the proper authorities. So it doesn't really sound like this problem is going to disappear anytime soon. It's possible that John's daughter was just looking for a quick payday, but it's also possible that there's more going on with this family drama than meets the eye. Maybe this is the beginning of the story. In the meantime, that's going to bring this latest edition of House Tour to a close. Thanks so much for watching and before you head out, consider answering the following question.  Let me know about the biggest blowout you've had with one of your folks or guardians in the comments below. Otherwise, like, subscribe and turn on your notifications to never miss an episode. My name's Kara. If you'd like to check out the family and home life of another celebrity from yesteryear, then stay tuned because I'm about to take you inside the property profile of Aretha Franklin. I'll see you next time. Bye! Aretha Franklin didn't only capture audience's attention with her amazing voice and timeless music, her talents extended to her eye for properties as we can see in her real estate portfolio. The late Queen of Soul owns a few magnificent estates over her lifetime, each with their own character. Aretha's residences were more than mere investments. They were the embodiment of her passion for creating spaces that inspire and uplift. Her properties served as havens of creativity in providing a getaway from the world. Beyond the glittering stages and recording studios, Aretha's real estate endeavors allowed her to shape her surroundings and she also chose to continue calling her native Detroit, Michigan home, no matter where her career took her. At the end of 2022, one of Aretha's homes popped back on the market for around $1 million, which was dubbed her rose estate, and in 2019, one of her other former homes was listed. This one located in the Bloomfield Hills area. Aretha Franklin was a singer, songwriter, actress, civil rights activist, and more, who passed away at age 76 in 2018. She grew up singing gospel music in a Detroit church where her father was pastor and signed her first recording contract at age 18. Despite this, Aretha didn't even reach her mega success until she switched to Atlantic records in the late 60s. At the end of the 1960s, she was known as the Queen of Soul and is one of the best-selling music artists of all time, having sold over 75 million records. Aretha's career will outlive her for decades and centuries to come, so it shouldn't be a surprise that the singer left behind a substantial estate when she passed. It's assumed she was worth anywhere between $18 to $80 million, but unfortunately, she died without will, giving her estate in question. In 2019, one of Aretha's longtime homes came up on the market for $800,000, and then after being taken off the market, it returned with a respectable price increase to $1.2 million. Located in the suburb of Bloomfield Hills, the estate was just outside of Aretha's native Detroit, Michigan, about a 30-minute drive from downtown. The many mansion is situated in the hills of Lone Pine Gated Community, and Bloomfield Hills is quite the upscale neighborhood. Aretha's colonial-style home boasted 4,148 square feet of space with five beds and seven baths throughout. The music legend bought the property in 1997, and when the home first popped up on the market, it had been lived in for quite a long while, according to agents. When it came back up for sale at the higher price, it offered a new look and was fixed up with a tasteful remodel. The circular driveway leads you to the home's courtyard entrance, and the lot overlooks the community pool, two beautiful ponds, which we can see in aerial views. Inside, there's an elegant two-story entry hall with marble floors and a crystal chandelier, which opens up to the two-level great room. Here, there was a granite fireplace, floor-to-ceiling windows, a web bar, and, at the time, Aretha's red grand piano, which would later be auctioned off. While the home was upgraded and modernized, it maintained a classic feel, along with much of the original features from when Aretha lived there. Queen of Soul also loved to cook, and while the gourmet kitchen was fresh and polished with white cabinets, black granite counters, and an oversized island, they were able to keep Aretha's original appliances. There was also a breakfast snook and a sub-zero fridge was added, according to listing materials. Even the stylist, who staged this home, said whoever is so lucky to get this space will be cooking in the Queen of Soul's kitchen. The formal dining room had a stunning custom chandelier overhead that Aretha owned and loved, which used to be in one of her other residences. It was brought here, add more of her style. Also on this level of the home, there was a cozy library with wood accents and the stately master retreat. Aretha's master bedroom featured the original floors and attached marble bath, as well as a private deck and two spacious walk-in closets. Another special detail is the floral shower surround in the master bath that was custom made for Aretha. It's the same shower that this Queen used to sing in. There's an upper level of the estate that has a bridge, as well as two large bedrooms with en suites downstairs. There's a finished walk-out lower floor with plenty of space to entertain. This level of the home boasts a family room with fireplace, kitchenette, second master guest suite with attached bath and sauna, another guest room, and an office. Aretha's former property backs onto the community amenities, which include a pool, tennis court, clubhouse, stunning ponds, and even a walking trail. The home itself has elevated decks as well to soak up the views. Next, we can take a look at Aretha Franklin's other former home. This property was sprawling and impressive, but unfortunately it was in a state of disrepair at the time of sale, so it went for the low price of 300K. It was purchased by a real estate developer, Anthony O'Cellum, who decided to work on renovating the place, rent it out for an event, and then sell it. At least, that's what his plan was. A year later in 2019, the house popped back on the market, this time for $600,000. Dubbed the Queen of Souls rose estate, it was in rough shape the first time it was sold, and the Tudor mansion needed new heating and electrical systems, as well as roof repairs. A circular driveway leads to the front of the mansion, which sits on a private road with 24-hour security across from Detroit's Palmer Woods Historic District. Aretha purchased the five-bedroom four-bath house with and attached to re-car garage back in 1994. A singer lived here when she recorded her Grammy-nominated album, A Rose Is Still A Rose. The first buyer, Cellum, said he planned extensive kitchen and master bath renovations, but it was unclear how much work had actually been carried out on the home. Built in 1927, Aretha's other former estate was located on the lavish Detroit golf club, backing up onto the seventh hole. Cellum, at the time of purchase, said that he was an Aretha fan, and when she passed, it hit him hard, especially since his late mother used to sing to the singer all the time. The house had been vacant for some time, and he estimated renovations would cost around $350,000. He said, I can see this is an opportunity to not only revitalize an iconic property in the city I love, but knowing how proud my mom would be if she were still here makes this even more amazing. While we don't know the full list of renovations that ended up being done, we can hope that they preserved some of Aretha's touches in the mansion. Her former Detroit golf club estate spanned 6,200 square feet inside and was full of potential. While it was in disrepair, the home still kept many of its daily features, like wooden mantles, interior French doors, LED glass windows, and a slate roof. There are some really nice features of the property that were classic, like the beams and the archways inside, as well as the soaring ceilings. The centerpiece and main attraction though of Aretha's former home seems to be the great room with 30 foot arch ceilings, which spans 32 by 17 feet and boasts a rose-colored crystal chandelier. In fact, Aretha's love for roses shows in this entire mansion from the wallpaper to the fixtures and even the carpet where we see this large imprinted rose in the carpet of the great room. There's an outdated kitchen, but it still had plenty of space should it be upgraded and also a beautiful sunroom, which listing materials called the Solaria. This space had stone arched walls and overlooked both the terrace and golf course outside. The first level of Aretha's home is complete with a formal dining room, family room, library, and breakfast nook attached to the kitchen. The central staircase leads up to a private master retreat on the north side of the mansion that features a bedroom, sprawling master bath, dressing room, and elsewhere there's two separate bedrooms that share a bathroom. At the time this home was listed, you could still see the Queen of Souls unique style throughout and a couple of her artifacts were present. These include her quilted pink bed in the master bedroom and a lot of that rose wallpaper. There's even a bathroom with roses painted all over. On the south side of the mansion, two more sprawling bedrooms connect with a bathroom that had multicolored tiles covering the entire space from the walls to the floor, while another bathroom boasted a red tub and fireplace. Most recently, this home was seen back on the market in December 2022, first being listed at $1.2 million and then dropping the price to $975,000. Since we've looked at a couple of the legendary Aretha Franklin's one-time homes in Detroit, that'll bring today's house tour to a close, but before we go, answer this question for me. Would you use to see as dedicated to your roots as Aretha did with her hometown of Detroit? Let me know in the comments below. If you choose to move somewhere completely different. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and follow me on Instagram to check out.


You're not you're not creating anything.  It's you against the rest of the world So guess what I decided a very long time ago to be with the smart money. That's the money that moves the market That's the money that controls the world It's called institutional money and they are not buying here. That is the answer to the question So until I see institutional money scooping up the market and buying in and coming back in which by the way They're selling they've been selling they've been selling actually since the end of January and early February and they continue to sell in March So because they don't positions and sold they're not gonna turn it right around and go back in long I can tell you that right now Right now. We're lower. When will we turn around? I don't know and that's not your job to predict if you're active trader You can make money and then to the downside Sure But if you have a retirement account or something like that You might be very upset here because you gave back some of the profits from the rally from their early highs in January But you could get out of you if you want to get out But you don't have to get out if you're not gonna retire in the next, you know Two to five years you don't have to get out the markets holding the trend the markets gonna turn around But I don't know when and it doesn't matter to me The fact is that institutional money is the way you make money in the market Whatever you do because you're not one of it and you can't move the market no matter what you do and neither can I So luckily Technicals is the only thing that you have that you can use to make money Because when you see institutions coming in and moving the price whether up or down in gaps Not in support of resistance in gaps When you see them in the gaps the good ones which not every gap is a good one the good ones That's when you know what to do That's when you know and that's when you can do it and that's what you have to follow And that's how I was one individual you can make money in the market It is a simple concept that makes a lot of sense that you have to do with that money Because they make decisions based on things that have nothing to do with you and nothing to do with anything of things You don't know and we'll never know they buy and sell research reports to one another the big banks And they charge each other three four hundred thousand dollars and you're not gonna go buy them and you'll never get them And even if you could buy one you wouldn't be able to buy five and They're making decisions on things that we don't know about and we don't even care we see the gap So institution ABC may have decided earlier in 2018 that they were up a certain percentage in the fun and they decided they were gonna sell some and They decided then they were gonna sell more with the uncertainty in the market and with tariffs or with this or with that It doesn't matter who knows it doesn't matter and the great thing is you don't need to worry about that stuff and You'll never know any ways But when they sell and they create a gap when they sell actually or when they buy they create a gap, too That's when you know that you can do something with it or with those people And then you just make money you play the momentum with those people and you get in you get out and Then you watch and you wait and you see And you do with them And that's what you do and that's how you can make money You're never going to make money going with day traders who by the way a lot of them went long and swing traders really went long in the market Why do you think the market fell off a planet today? Because so many people went along the market that are traders on Thursday. It was a bad trade You might have even had some funds that went along the market on Thursday thinking it was going to hold because we doubled down in here drop flipped rallying Gapped up sold off held rallyed again Gapped up had a big day in here that everyone in the world was talking about look at the volume I mean, I can't make this up if I tried how great a call this was to call the market short last week It was an unfrickin believable call. I mean only I would make that call Look at the volume one two four two four four seven ninety Look at that And then we'll look what happened today Look at that And actually look at that the volumes Oh, no, it was more today So there you see 185 124 yeah, so there you see it. So anyways What happens is that you get the people And then they get up in the morning and some of the people are down But not everybody in the morning and then the people go And then the people Get worried And then the people that went along here start to sell and then some of the people don't and some of them don't Some of them don't some of them are worried and some are scared and then the panic comes in and what are they gonna do And all of a sudden they're down and they're down even more and now what should we do and And there you have it but not every and this is what makes the selling You had a little bit of institutional selling here today because you did But you didn't have a lot This is a this is a lot of traders in here today Just a bad trade going along in here, but you did have some institutions But the institutions got out here and then You had some more selling right in here This was the bad selling. I didn't have a problem with this and then we picked ourselves up really good And then this was not good, but you're still in short the market here In fact, it could have been long Could have been long wasn't a problem if you were long was fine you get out here Anyways, this is all terrific stuff. I mean, it's it's really exciting very exciting It's an exciting time to trade why because there's so much money for the taking if you know what to do even people that Just skated by in 2018 as traders meaning they were breaking even made a little bit They're gonna lose because if you don't know what you're doing this year, you were gonna lose your shirt But that means if you do you're gonna make more the field is so wide open and I'm gonna take advantage of every second of it anyways, good talk tonight everybody great talk tonight And again, if you want to sign up for the class email me And if you want to trial the room email me and we'll see what we get tomorrow All right, everybody. Have a good night


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Thank you so cap and all the organizers for inviting me. It's a big honor to have the whole world here But don't forget that we always have the whole world in Sweden And I will actually during 50 minutes perform two songs for you guys problem and girls. Sorry. I'm not using that term anymore specifically connected to Mamo and what actually We together could do to create sustainable future and sustainability something I always always be fighting for my Heritage and origins are from Iran. You can see it through my nose, which is a beautiful nose Persian nose We say came here as a political refugee in late 80s and thanks to two mother and one mother and father who really struggle I'm here today and this with social entrepreneurship and social capital and Intersectionalism is something I really believe in the first track I'm gonna do right now for you ladies and gentlemen is a track where I want to interact with you people and Interaction is a to z. That's the most important thing So I thought that you personally will give me four subjects and I'm gonna try to freestyle on that. Are you with me? This feels so amazing here right now.  This is a graveyard right now. What's happening? Okay, perfect So give me four subjects now This is entrepreneurship when you take the Swedish and English vocabulary and you do something terrific with it That's for three weeks your practical things. Give me four subjects, please immediately now. Yes Sustainability I didn't think you will say that actually that's I thought you will say something else sustainability one more But money money money must be funny and enrichment. Okay cool What did you say? So did you say Bahrain a rain? Okay? Yeah, because Bahrain we need to speak about Bahrain. That's a very important issue What pain all right. Are you are you with me now? Everybody say yeah, okay. I don't say yeah Are you learning Swedish now? Perfect? Rain sustainable game. I don't think that said I'm Hussein did that but if I come through I will get the flip flash You know shit's wack when we don't listen to each other treating each other like sisters and brothers I know that sustainability is about diversity, but without equality that won't exist So blessed to all people fighting like Schindler's list and I come through and I never use my fist I believe in intersectionalism interculturalism Transculturalism and no ass kissing you need to give me the moment so I could do my for and I'm truly a social entrepreneur Now, you know, it's hardcore if you don't use and show me some encore It's all about listening to each other and practical things needs to be done. That's why I'm running I don't want to be run. Now. Listen if we want to speak about rain and all these type of climate changes We need to do it now so we can't see the changes making the new generations being slaves Into this whole types of consumption that we do. That's why you know that the thing I'm saying is so true Interaction is passion. That's why we need to be affirmative. I'm not selective. I'm actually objective I'm trying to see all your people as my knowledge acknowledge that we don't need to go to Malmo University or college To get our thoughts done. We could get it from the streets and that's good number one I want you everybody to clap like this right now because everybody you know when I freestyle is so how I Learned this from my own type of view. I don't know if it's so true true. We're speaking about money Social capital I need some money because that's so funny. I need to have matters in my hand like Al Bundy Which is the old-school type of character? I've got a character I'm not a selector but money is made if we could get our entrepreneurship done And then we make all people run like a marathon runner having fun from falafel shops to interaction design and when I rap It's so divine bless one. Oh Thank you Martin All right Pause I thought of doing a song. You know, I'm a rapper I'm a I'm a tea entrepreneur and I do a lot of lectures and a lot of other things I'm a MacGyver. I say in Persian version of MacGyver and the next track actually is a track that is Dedicated to all the clandestinos we have in Sweden. Malmo is my home Malmo is the city that gave me the international connections We have the best educated taxi drivers in Europe Can you imagine and there are truly those are cross over when it comes to interaction and These stories that I always see on the daily life base is story that's been helping me throughout my Social activism or social entrepreneurship. You could call it whatever and this track I wrote specifically Is speaking about the stories that we never listened to the stories of all these people fleeing here During from different circumstances circumstances kind of likes dictatorships and stuff This is a mixture of adabic and Swedish and I always say this is the new sound of Sweden and the new sound of Malmo and joy I'm gonna rap the Swedish I will translate later on All right So I'm gonna take you from actually Middle East to Sweden right now And the guy who's singing is one of Iraq's greatest singers called Jaffa Khaf.  It's a self-claw here Förelamme olja are they enter self-fall at Iran? Drömmen for uterity trestle momo for kitchen in you Fikflip or grunda sama grunda mama told me to sheller and the police and jure's inna Stendi kurra yöma fick me a glömma a drömma Sanlodan are a sanghavan minute for balsam a yömda. Inga glevai kvetti flik. Bavi dömda Time you don't understand what I'm saying, but it's good things I'm saying I'm gonna kill all people right now. I'm a suicide of other not a TV Come out for a minute and now they were out after mom, we could not stop the whole family was gathered Just a little snuff, take one at a time on flight destination Sweden, then I was three years old Hand in hand together, between mountains when we walk on the fly Are we all between mountains when we walk from what once was mine Left everything with once a big on the fly Chile, thousands of hours on foot, no food, mom swam and the other two People smuggled and became afraid in the north, illegal hands, no, they saved people from death We were forced to drive cars and get on the road with freedom And when I drove through the border with Turkey, dad thought I knew nothing I knew it, life in the border control, the heart beat The last obstacle in the last hour in the police, look at our pass for the falsely said That we came through, but that was close to Istanbul, we could be dismissed The world ahead should have taken the flight and not be followed by a seven-hour flight No material things we had, the world ahead said to Sweden, the new country Between mountains when we walk hand in hand together Between mountains when we walk on the fly, are we all Between mountains when we walk Between mountains when we walk hand in hand together Between mountains when we walk on the fly, are we all Between mountains when we walk hand in hand together Between mountains when we walk on the fly, are we all Between mountains when we walk from what once was mine The song is dedicated to certain right-wing populist parties trying to speak like we're the disease while all you people know with multiculturalism and interculturalism everything will increase. Thank you so much. Thank you. Last track. I still have four minutes I saw there. I'm on Swedish time not Iranian time because then it will be 50 minutes late but that's not the case. This track was actually written due because a lot of the discussions nowadays regarding immigration and migration is not the objective way of speaking about the situation in Malmo. We even had some medias coming from all around the world speaking about Malmo like a country or a city where Sharia laws are taken over. That's not the truth actually. This is not the truth. We have a university which is wonderful when it comes to interacting with the people. We have so great institutions. We have great NGOs. We have a great civil society. We're trying to make a change but it changes not up to us to do. We need to do it internationally. And this last song is actually a song dedicated for all the people that have been fighting the oppressive regimes in the Arab world and in Iran. This track is called Free Iran and actually it has over one million views right now and right now I can't go back to Iran. But for me, music is all about change and music is all about interaction and I also speak in my situation that is very important and I hope that we could connect together later on and discuss how we could through business make a change as well. So Free Iran is the track and I hope you will enjoy it. It's in English dedicated to all the youths fighting for democracy. Hope you will like it. Last song. All right. I want you to put your P sign up like this. Everybody. Yes. The land I'll be lost on just as we need it shackles were locked up asking for free Iran. So let them be free, free, free, free listen now yo yo people are trying parents are crying youngsters are brothers and sisters are dying as hard as it seems the martyrs indeed risk in the life she has led our rest in peace fighting for peace and freedom of speech that is what they need won't accept no retreat who you may be don't leave it to be spread our mission not democracy put your hands up like this now come on that's the freedom from Iran to Sweden to count it all votes that's bullshit of course don't let it go we won't take it no more the land that we lost on just as we need it shackles were locked up asking for free free now though free now though look the reactions massacred masses vividly hidden the core off of fractions my people are brave they won't be afraid the system shall fade if we hear what they say from the streets to the rooftops they scream every day like cross time they're great they won't patiently wait like our ashes arrow it's all coming out 30 years out but the future is now put your hands up freedom we don't want to let pen and shall school they counted all walls they bullshit of course don't let it go put your hands up like this come on the land that we lost son just as we need it shackles were locked up asking for free free Iran free Iran free Middle East free North Africa just as we need it shackles were locked up asking for free free so let it be free so let it be free so let it be free put your hands up all my friends all around the world we're together no matter what right and I love what we interact and trying to do change together now listen everybody Iran everybody just as we need it shackles were locked up asking for free Iran so let it be free so let it be free put your peace signs up again like this yo the land that we lost son just as we need it shackles were locked up asking for free Iran so let it be free so let it be free the message will be you won't be free the land that we lost son the land that we lost son just as we need it we need a free Iran asking for free Iran we need a free Iran Iran Iran asking for free Iran thank you so much for listening to the song thank you it means so much for us truly before I leave I just wanted to say I'm so honored of you guys here inviting me here and that we could meet each other and speak no matter gender no matter where we come from you know in Iran they got so many social entrepreneurs but they don't get any founds but if you look at how the Twitter action and interaction was during the adab and Persian spring you know that they're the true fighters using the new communication as a tool and even music could be a tool for a change and that's for me social entrepreneurship this is my colleague Martin we will be here during the day to speak with you guys I hope we could interact and collaborate so come and take our details my home page is www.behindmedia.com you can find me on Twitter and on Facebook thank you so much so care for inviting me