The reason we are discussing this topic is because it's kind of in the news of late because some of the higher judiciary officials were mentioning this so What is the integrated criminal justice system unlike what's in the news? It's not something that's coming out of the judiciary something that is coming out of the Ministry of Home Affairs so the Integrated criminal justice system is interlinking several e-governance projects It's interlinking the e-codes project at the judiciary the e-prisons project with the prisons department the e-polis project essentially digital police project, which there have been many but the previous one before ICJS was the CCPNS crime and criminal networks and systems So you have the e-forensics essentially all the forensics laboratories in India are interconnected and You have the e-tribunals e-journal justice. So you're interlinking a lot of these e-government systems To create according to MHA. This is not something that I am saying according to MHA They are using this to create 360 degree profiles of everyone inside the criminal justice system now What would this interlinking of System look like it will look like essentially a series of dashboards. It's you're talking about data and data driven governance this is about Allowing different arms of the criminal justice system to access each other's details via dashboards I'm going to show you some of these dashboards at least From what we know from some of the publicly available Ministry of Home Affairs presentations So as I was saying ICJS essentially is a central repository of every individual in the criminal justice system It's being implemented by the MHA. Essentially the NIC national informatics center is the one developing it But the governance control at some level for all the data is at the MHA there is Oversight by NCRD. I I don't think I should call it oversight but some level of interaction between MHA and NCRD which is part of MHA And you have the judiciary's involvement because of the e-codes projects because it's the judiciary which maintains the e-codes project So that direct involvement it's happening under their direction at some level as well, but it's being implemented at MHA And so the important question is if you're trying to link these Databases right like essentially all of these e-governance projects are databases. So how do you do that? You have to interlink them based on Individuals unique identity that's the only way you can interlink These systems otherwise it's hard to say track someone who's Already a prisoner who is already in the prison but who has committed a past crime or Suddenly the police found out that a past crime which they were investing elsewhere is also linked to this person The only way you can match all of these is if you can uniquely identify this individual Inside the criminal justice system. So I'm not going to say that it's entirely based on agar But the idea essentially is that you have to uniquely identify every individual in your criminal justice system so This is how it looks like. It's a it's a visualization that I took from MHA magazine It's in It's listed in the reference section on the registration page So there's a bunch of documents that if you want to go check back you can find this So the icj system essentially as I was saying is going to interlink e-codes cctns e-prison You have the prosecution which is essentially the department of Ministry of law, I guess And you have the forensic laboratories And you have access for other agencies like the national investigation agency, which is Which can use this data to identify criminals But all of this is based on what is called Pillars, which is basically each of these systems become a pillar like Police becomes a pillar, courts become a pillar, prisons become a pillar inside the criminal justice system What does this allow? It actually allows a pan-india wide search of criminals inside the criminal justice system So search across the pillars data of cctns, e-codes, e-prisons, prosecution, nia Etc. So they're using at some level nlp to try to Text mine some of the court records And trying to generate some analytics here, so it's the MHA which Says every other time that this is going to allow this 360 degree profiling of persons involved in various pillars and facility to tag or exchange the profile And this is interesting because this whole idea of 360 degree profiling at some level It emerges post the initiation of the other project for the state Rest and data hubs or Even part of cctns, right? cctns was okay. I'll get to what cctns is So yeah, so if you're talking about the history of police databases in India India has a vast history of Policing documents, but most of them are not really organized But the idea of using fingerprints in policing goes back to colonial era But what I know to some extent is the modern police crystallization efforts at some level Took place inside various departments within MHA, but at the state police level you have the ap police interconnection of police stations Around 2002, this is the time when e-governance efforts were at a peak level in India All of this was before the national e-governance plan Then the deli police got its own network called the zip network Excuse me so Then you have the cctns project which comes out in 2009 It was part of the national e-governance plan Then the integrated criminal justice system takes over cctns project in 2015 So essentially the integrated criminal justice system is an evolution of cctns And Because also the cctns project was getting delayed and it was the ministry of home affairs which actually proposed to the cabinet committee on economic affairs to Extend the cctns project and to further fund the icjs project around 2015. This is when the cabinet actually approved it So the cctns is essentially the interlinking of all police stations Uh, this this happened in the backdrop of the bombay attacks Okay, but it's the origin of interlinking of police stations is not something new People always knew that uh, there were issues of interpolice department data sharing like ap police won't share information with them and police Even though there could be issues at the border between these two states, right? So the information was always Uh in silos and this kind of positive problem for msa uh, so cctns kind of comes through the national e-governance plan, but it kind of Uh, it kind of gets fast tracked Around the because of the bombay attacks So you see that they're trying to interlink all of the police stations and The it it actually started with the coastal police stations because course were kind of the large At that point of time, uh, there are a bunch of documents around this, uh, within the parliament if one wants to look at this history But so the modern cctns database again, it's it's essentially a network, right? It's a crime and criminal tracking networks and systems so It's it's similar to icjs network how icjs is a network of various databases You would find that cctns is also a network of all police stations So at the base layer, uh, there is a data sharing platform between police stations But on top of that each state police can collect information On their own they can basically do more than what the mhc wants them to do So the cctns at the base layer part of its network You have the missing children database because You know the children when they go missing it's not necessarily that they are in your particular jurisdiction There are interstate gangs which are involved in this So when the missing children database came and it got integrated into cctns But this at some level system is also with the ministry of human and child development The other important system the cctns has is essentially they have this fingerprint recognition system with all the fingerprints which They have collected for forensics The upcoming system that's part of cctns is special recognition system. You have vahan Database which is linked to cctns. You have fast tag. That's also linked to cctns. So any any of the modern Systems identity databases that are coming up. They're linking them to cctns Again going back to icjs now icjs as The post cctns. I think the mhc understood how important for it to interlink databases So which is why they also kind of proposes interlinking of prisons and police departments because cctns is only Interlinking of police if it doesn't look at data. That's already already available with the prisons department or with the journal divisions or ports all of this is on the backdrop of fingerprints databases So this is how the information flow looks like so within the cctns you have FR numbers you have case details At the ports again, you have the case number. You have the FR number But when you when the prisoners say when the individual gets transferred from the police to prisons through court He gets a prisoner ID Also in all of this chain the moment you are part of this criminal justice system They try to collect your fingerprints So this data becomes an important way to identify individuals So the way to uniquely identify individuals is again Not necessarily on other but it's based on fingerprints and because that's what the mhc has been doing for a really long time This information is again intershared with the forensics department. So you have a integrated data sharing of across the criminal justice system Uh, this is the data flow that happened. So this is from a presentation by an n i c official who was presenting it to the mhc It's actually available on the registration page if you're watching it on youtube or from elsewhere You can go to the registration page and check the documents over there. So So not all the information goes to everyone. Okay, so if you look at say fingerprint data It doesn't go to the court, but it it does go to the prisons department It it goes to the forensics department. It doesn't again go to the journal justice. So you have At some level information is being shared on a need to need basis But it's being centralized at the mhc So this is what the icjs dashboard looks like when you have to submit information of an individually submit his personal details his other number pan card email id phone number driver's license his FIR numbers Part of the jurisdiction where they are the courts the forensics level please present details and once you Go into the system. Again, this presentation was made much earlier. I think around 2015 when they probably proposed this project We we don't know and what form it is right now, but this is the idea that they had in mind So when you click an individual you get all of his details from his passport other number email id over the card details again See some of these requirements of data collection is important because if you are indeed a criminal and a prisoner you are Voting rights are taken away, right? So they need to actually supply this information to the election commission so that the election commission suspends this vote right So I am not sure if how that information sharing is happening here But that actually happens the election commission gets a list of all people criminals And they actually remove them from vote or less So when you click on an individual you get all of his details and accordingly on different modes depending upon who which Administrative official you are whether you're from the business department of the courts you get access to different information So when you click on police you get access to witness details the accused the victim the arrest details the bail details Transcit and man criminal history charge shades campaign details So essentially when you're talking about building these 360 degree profiles of individuals, so you're building those via icjs and This is how this information looks like So when you look click at prison you get this prison id the affair number again accused Interestingly, they track visitors. So if you Have visited any criminal in a prison So you will have to currently you'll have to give your other number While they could say it's not being there is it's not mandatory and all but they actually force you to submit So you have co-accused so that you know who are the partners And you ensure that you're not put together I don't know what sort of protocols they use but essentially this information is being tracked. So If you are on bail or parole your details are there Essentially this information then goes to the police tip nearest police department to essentially track the individual because he's on bail or parole Moments to hospitals inter jail movements all of this is essentially which is track part of the prisons project Is now integrated with the icjs project So when you look at the court you get details about the case the summons Case transfer details appeal stage details court disposal status of trials Uh, so you also get what jail details for so for a judge He actually gets to know what the police department is doing what the prisons department is doing So it's it's a nice data for a judge to actually Understand the case better. I guess to understand criminal history of an individual. So at some level I think you're going towards this model where within the u.s. Criminal Justice system you have started seeing your rating Criminals right the potential for a crime to re-happen of an individual at some level You are trying to profile these individuals and We're not sure if they're going to rate them or if this is going to affect a judge's Decision to whether to give him bail or not, but it's it's all being tracked So again the fingerprints to pillars. This is the information that's being shared to all the divisions It's important to understand When you become part of icjs there is a permanent identification number that's being created Okay, and and I'm not saying this is other and I think so the The criminal justice department essentially the mh a in this case is creating an idea for you Which is the idea that they want to use to track every criminal so That's the idea your personal details your provisional crime numbers court cases conviction dates jail number jail admission numbers fingerprints And the way to create the permanent identification number essentially boils down to fingerprints So the moment you become part of any court case whether you're being investigated Your fingerprints will essentially be collected And that's the basis for the permanent identification number So what's the current status of icjs it was proposed in 2015 to the cabinet You have pilots that have been happening in Telangana, Delhi, Odisha, Bihar and Rajasthan from 2018-2019 So these are the fine-owned states that already have this implemented. I think they're scaling it up now Because for this to work you have to have every other states police departments business departments to be interconnected But what's actually live currently is the national search for Already existing criminals at the ncrp through the digital police dot gov dot dint portal. So if you if you are From the police department or any of the departments which are part of icjs What you could do is you could visit the digital police dot gov dot dint and you can start searching for criminals who are part of the criminal justice system, but I see jess is not just Aboard the e-prison sports or cct ns anymore because cct ns itself is being interlinked with missing children's database the drivers registration databases vehicle registration databases Even though you're not a criminal you're becoming part of this criminal justice database because They're linked to cct ns like you may not be a criminal but because you have a driver's license and you have a Vehicle that you have registered with the government and that's being linked to cct ns They can pull this data on you at any point of time. So it's not no more about criminal criminals or people who have committed crime It's essentially anyone who is going to be interacting with any criminal We are visiting them or even if you are an individual who potentially has chalance right like vehicle violations Through wah and all of that gets integrated into the criminal justice system They have plans to link immigration and passport data. We are not yet sure to what extent this has happened Uh, why is this important right like uh, what happened in telangana for example, uh This national search that they have uh to allow people to Search criminals kind of was piloted at some levels in telangana So what they essentially did the telangana police kind of went overboard Uh And started profiling every individual on the street So when when when you become And accused in a crime, uh, the first thing as I was saying they would collect your fingerprints to know if you're an existing criminal Uh, but with access to these systems what the telangana police did is they actually went on the street They asked every individual who looks suspicious to give their, um fingerprints Uh, so I think by 2015 or 2016 mha had this national automated fingerprint recognition system Which is part of ccp and as that went live So you have police department in telangana part of the pilot in 2018 doing all of this right like so in telangana At the moment you enter a police station Your fingerprints are recorded To identify if you have a if you have a criminal history and that happens through the icjs network Then you have The automated facial recognition system that's upcoming part of ccp and as that's the national level But again the pilot for it has already began in telangana and what you've witnessed in telangana is that Post biometrics, which they were doing it as early as 2015 2016 because the system went live in those days Uh, but the facial recognition system kind of went live in 2018 So you have every police with a mobile Tab who could identify anyone on those streets But the problem is not that icjs is limited to criminal justice criminals or people who are part of the criminal justice network It's interlinked to everything because in telangana What you're witnessing is the police department not only has access to icjs because All of this is at a base layer right like policing is a state subject Each state can essentially do whatever they want. Each state police can go Uh collect more details. So the telangana police essentially Uh got access to everyone's their details Because telangana has this new facial recognition based digital ID system And that kind of actually came out because the police wanted access to data of every individual in the state so These 360 degree databases like if you're talking about the upcoming facial recognition system While they're all saying that it will be limited to criminals But what we're witnessing is that increasingly The police the mha the ncrp is actually asking every other department to start sharing information So if you already have a driver's license You're part of their network because your photo details that are collected by the ministry of road transport Is already available for the mha chain I'm not bringing in aadhaar anywhere here. We don't have to go into that conspiracy theory that it's all aadhaar data But it's identity data right like any form of identity details It's biometrics at some level which are at the heart of this whether it's your photo professional recognition with your fingerprints It's being collected all of this is being happening without a law This directly violates the supreme court judgment on the right to privacy And the supreme court judgment on aadhaar where the judgment essentially says that there is no possibility of building 360 Degree databases in the country right like Extensively the idea of 360 degree databases were discussed during a judgment and the duty should ignore that But anything and everything that was discussed heavily in terms of these 360 degree databases That most people feared might happen is actually happening and it's all live And essentially icjs at the end of the day is yet another 360 degree profile database And you're going to see more of this that are going to happen not necessarily from an economic welfare point of view This is actually from the surveillance point of view for the mha chain


Hi everyone, Tasha with Start of School Crochet. Welcome to the live. I'm doing this pre-recorded just to let you know because I feel a little more comfortable recording the videos and then putting them up there. Also I can use them for other posts so it'll be easier for me and I hope it's okay with you guys. But I'm going to be here listening and watching with you so if you have any questions just leave them in the comments below and I'll do my best to answer. Today's live we're going to talk about bobbins because I've received a lot of questions about bobbins. So the bobbins, these are bobbins. So when you make a bobbin you wrap your color around, you put enough yarn on there for however many color changes you think you might need for the pattern. But what I'm going to do in today's video is go over how to determine how many bobbins you might need as you're working through the pattern. Because C2C can be a little bit funny when it comes to that and sometimes you might think well I need this many but you don't want to unravel all your yarn and make it so you have too many bobbins and then you know you're kind of like I want to say thank you to everybody. I'm having a sale this week. It's a small business sale pre-Black Friday, pre-Cyber Monday, pre-Spawn Business Saturday. I'm kind of doing it all in one and then on the actual Black Friday I'll be having a 50% off.  So I hope you guys take advantage of that and thanks everybody for being lifetime members. I really appreciate it and I'm really excited because soon I'm trying to get these patterns out by Friday but I have a whole Christmas vintage car bundle and I'm so excited about it. It's really great. I'm doing micro C2C for the jingle all the way vintage VW bus pattern. I love it. I kind of modified the micro C2C stitch a little bit because I looked at some of the micro C2Cs out there and I tested them and I kind of did them and I was like I don't like this. I don't like it. It's not easy and it was hard to find the stitch to go into. Hard to count it. So often like what I do with a lot of stitches is I'll modify them to modernize them or make it a lot easier for to work into. So I modified it and I'll put this pattern the micro C2C. I'll do a blog post about a tutorial for it. Haven't quite done that yet. I'm just like so much to do. Okay so let's get talking about bobbins and then I'll get on to micro C2C and show you guys how to do a little micro C2C. So I'm shooting both the videos in vertical and horizontal so you'll have both. It'll be easy for you to view it on your phone and or on the computer. Okay let's get to it and if you have any questions please let me know. Yeah just leave all your questions down below and I'll be happy to answer them. Let's get to the video. Alright let's talk about bobbins. So this is the Jingle All the Way blanket. It's a vintage BW bus blanket and it comes in three different patterns. Three different styles of patterns. They're all written so I had to do three separate files and create three separate written patterns for the solid red and then the vintage pink and then there's a beautiful plaid like what you see here. So I'm working this up in micro C2C which is new to me. This is my first micro C2C pattern and I really love it and I'm super excited. So right now you can see I'm right about here and I'm working my way up. I'm going to crochet more of this tonight. In today's video I'm going to talk about bobbins and what they are and how to make them. I'm going to show you how to make the right amount of bobbins for your project and where to use them and where you can just use scraps of yarn or create bobbins that have more yarn in them or less yarn. So when you make a bobbin sometimes what I do with a project is I will make a bobbin that has a whole bunch of one color on it. I keep bobbins in mind when I design my patterns except for the little speckles. For the little speckles and the little speckles you can use scrap yarn. So you don't really have to make bobbins for that. You can just grab a little bit of yarn from your stash and just use that to create little Christmas lights. But for bigger sections like the background you'll see when you're working the background it's probably best to create two pretty large bobbins or use two different skeins of yarn and clip the yarn to your project. I clip the yarn to my project if I'm using lots of yarn for the background pieces. So I'll just use the whole skein and I'll clip it like that. So when I flip it, clip it and flip it, it makes it a lot easier and then I don't have to create a bobbin for the backgrounds because that just makes life a whole lot easier. But for portions of the pattern like this where you're getting color changes, quite often you're definitely going to want to make bobbins. So I'm going to go over my recommended bobbins for this pattern. As you can see I've created a very small, I'm using micro C2C so my bobbin sizes are going to be a lot smaller for this pattern. So I made this little tiny bobbin. Right now I'm on this, I just did those, I'm doing those two black squares. I've done one black square already right there and I just have one more so that's not going to be a lot of yarn. So after that I'm going to cut this and I'll probably pick it back up and use it over here for this section. So as I'm working along, going diagonally through the pattern like this, this is one section you can kind of tell how many bobbins you need by the blocks of color. So I kind of, when I look at this pattern I'm going oh where are my blocks of color, where do they split and how many changes am I going to need. So obviously this cream color you're going to be working it up and then it's going to start splitting right here. You don't really want to carry your yarn for more than three squares in C2C because otherwise it looks funny and it starts to just, it starts to look funny when you do it more than three squares for some reason. Three is the magic number.  You can kind of split it off right there but right about this row, which would be row 18, you're going to want to split it off. So you're going to make another bobbin and just start working one bobbin for this bottom section that goes all the way over and then this bobbin will be up for all of this section up here. For the bus itself you can see that the light silver or the silver color here, there's a block of color here and then there's one, two, three, one and it's split off by one, two, one, two, three, one, two, one, two, three. So I said it, so there's only three squares there. You can carry your silver yarn throughout that section. This would probably be a different section, one, two, three, then you can carry it one yarn, pick it up, one, two and then you're picking it back up, carrying it to you but when it gets to be one, two, three there's only three squares right there. So you probably need one little bobbin for this section right here and then when you come up to this section here you'll carry, carry, carry, carry, carry, carry and then it'll carry along the entire one. So you can do one bobbin for that. This section here you can probably pick up the same bobbin you created for this when you cut it and use it for this because it's not connected to those rows. So the black here on the tire, you're definitely going to want to carry two bobbins for this one because in the center here it starts one, two, three, one, two, three, four, one, two, right here there's a lot of squares in between these two colors. So as you're working diagonally you're probably going to want a bobbin for this section here and a bobbin for this section there. The windows would be the same so for the windows you'll definitely want one bobbin at least for these sections here because you're going to be working one, two, three and then the bobbin is going to work, work, work. You can carry it through so you'll have one bobbin so you'll be carrying one, two, three, carry it one, one, two, three. So you'll be able to carry one bobbin through this entire section and then when you get here let's see if we can pick it back up. You'll have to cut it right here and then pick it back up over here because that's one, two, well let's see right here and then going back this way. Now you might be able to use one bobbin for the windows entirely so I would make that one pretty large and then like I was saying before with these the yellow you can do scraps. With the green you'll be able to use one bobbin to carry through the entire thing so make one large bobbin for the green or you can just use a skein and clip it to your thing. For the plaid colors, same thing in mind you don't want to carry your colors more than three so the plaid was probably going to be a little bit more difficult to crochet and you'll probably need more bobbins for the plaid. For the plaid pattern I would go ahead and make three or four bobbins in each of these colors and you'll have extras probably left over at the end of it but then you can at least where you'll pick up and where you where you end off you'll be able to do that easier if you make at least three bobbins for each color of that and so I would make larger bobbins for this section and three larger bobbins of each of those colors and so to make a bobbin I'm not sure if any if you're familiar with it or not I'm going to grab this green yarn I have from the other blanket. All you do is you grab your clips I bought these off of Amazon and I'll put the link in the description below and you just wrap your yarn around it as many times as you possibly can. When I'm doing a blanket I really make really really really large bobbins and what you do when you're finished is I take the unused yarn that's on the bobbins and I put it into a jar so these are the bobbin the leftover scraps from the bobbins that I used for the mystery crochet along blanket and what I'm going to do is later on I'm going to go through and probably make a scrappy pattern of some kind with all of these leftover balls that I have from the bobbins which I think is great and I saw somebody do this on I can't remember where but they put all of theirs into a ball jar and I just thought that was really cute so I did it myself. If you have any questions about bobbins let me know and I'll do my best to help and I move on and do a little micro C2C tutorial so the pattern I saw for micro C2C was a little different than one I'm doing here so what I'm doing here for my increases on micro C2C is I'm chaining three and it's going to leave a two chain I'm going to work into the third chain and do a single crochet and then I'm flipping it and I'm working into the chain two that I created from before just like we do regular C2C and then I'm chaining two between and doing a single crochet so this works up a lot faster if you want to do something small and something a little more fast I wanted I was I was thinking to myself oh my gosh I don't think I'm going to be able to do another blanket so I'm going to do mine in micro C2C I just have other projects I really need to get out this in the next month I have the granny square bag I've got a lot of things going to testers that I need to kind of have time to do that and also I want to crochet some things for my grandson and I have a festival coming December 10th for my grandson school where I'm doing a bunch of plushies and oh my gosh I did some plushies you guys and I love them I made one up myself a B pattern which I really excited to put out too because it's really easy and it's my emigrumi patterns I've got the strawberry emigrumi you see where my brain is going here I have so much to do so I didn't think it would be wise for me to take on another blanket right now even though I'm really great at doing the crafts and I love doing the graphs and I can't wait to do the actual crochet on the graphs I just want to wait till January it'll still be cold so okay so here I'm coming up on my color change for the micro and it's the same as with other color changes I've just going to pull up from the back I'm going to carry my yarn and what I've been doing is I've been changing colors like that and then pulling it tight doing two chains in between and then a single crochet and it's really neat because it just creates a tiny tiny little project but I'm going to use it for a wall hanging and I think it'll turn out really good so that's it that's my for me the way I started it was I chained three to single crochet into the first chain and then just worked C to C like normal but it turns out just a little bit different it has a really kind of a nice stitch to it I really like it and the holes they're not there it's a solid it kind of looks like a star stitch to me and I'm it's going to be a really cool wall hanging I used my crochet calculator to determine how big it will be based on my stitch sizes for four four inches and it's going to be around two and a half feet by three feet so that's exciting too okay well if you have any questions leave them in the comments below let me know and I'll do my best to answer them in the comments thank you guys for being here and I hope you guys have a great night if you want to do I'll try to get the micro C to C post up soon and if you have any questions about bobbins about micro C to C about the sale about anything just leave them below and I'll be happy to answer them thanks for being here everybody if you have any questions about bobbins micro C to C or the jingle all the way pattern just leave them in the comments below and I'll be happy to answer them for you and I'm so glad you're here thanks for watching the live and I'll see you soon I'm going to try to pop in live again on Friday I've been doing Wednesdays and Fridays so if you have any questions let me know and then I'll try to answer them in Fridays live well prerecorded live oh anxiety always makes me just yeah


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Yes, welcome back to YL The One. And I have a very interesting brother in studio with me. It goes by the name Daniel. I've been introducing you to him, eight of you. But remember, we are on social media at White Fair Four, channel on Twitter, White Fair Four, underscore channel on Instagram, and White Fair Four on Facebook. We are living in a very interesting age right here. We have the coronavirus. We have social distancing. We have isolation. We have quarantine. And we have a lot of information floating in the air. And amidst all these things, kids are suffering. Kids are not able to go to school. Kids are not able to get the education that we were lucky to get when we were kids. That's why we have guys from the AIDU app who are finding solutions to this problem. And they have a representative by the name Daniel, an interesting guy. Can I have a second? Thank you. All right, your camera is number four. Just introduce yourself briefly so that people can get to know you. My name is Daniel Korya. A regular guy went to high school, a neurobaptist. Went and did my bachelor's in engineering, aeronautical engineering. And then I made a switch to masters in computer security. Yeah, now I'm back here. Now you're back here solving problems. So there's a beautiful invention called the AIDU. Smart AIDU. All right. Oh, the intonation is different because this is Nairobi. Smart AIDU. All right. So this invention makes it possible for kids to study from home as long as they have connectivity to the internet or they have internet connection. Yes. All right. Before we get into this, this app itself, what actually inspired you to get into solving problems for the kids? So it was problems that I went through myself. So when I was studying, sometimes I would miss lessons. And we had the facility to be able to catch up on those lessons where they would record the lessons and they would upload the notes and the PowerPoint files. They were uploaded onto a portal where you could access them. And I was thinking, what if we do this for our kids back home? We can be able to build a portal for them. And it wouldn't be just restricted to the kids of one school. But it would be open to everybody. And it would be able to complement whatever they are learning in school. That's where the inspiration came from. All right. Yeah. Sorry for that little light hitch right there. All right. So in the process, you came up with this idea. And we have the smart edu app. All right. So in a nutshell, how does this work? So the app has about, we are looking at multiple delivery channels. So we have video. This is a teacher teaching, using visual aids, using audio aids, which is songs for small kids. They have songs that are being sung to their visual aids to teach them what they are learning. It's a bit more interactive than just a teacher on a chalkboard talking through the lesson. All right. So you have different kinds of media. The videos, you can get notes as well. Yeah. You can get the notes as well. And then there is an assessment. They're called formative assessments, which just checks the understanding of the student on what has been taught. And then at the end of that, we are looking to provoke their creativity. We have a smart task. Which is something that they go and do themselves. It's not graded. It's just to help them get a better understanding of what they were learning. All right. So after every topic, you can test yourself. Yeah. All right. Who marks the test after you test yourself? So we are trying to reduce the number of people working on grading. So it's graded automatically. The answers are there as soon as you submit and get your answers instantly. Real time. Real time. You mean if you get your results? You don't have to wait a week to get your results? No. What are the results that go? All right. How do I get to do I need an account as a student? Do I need to log in? Is it open to everyone? How does it work? So to be able to track learner progress, you always need to have an account. Because if you don't have an account, then that means you don't know who are. There are no stats. There are no statistics for you. So you have to register. You have to activate your account. And then you can log in. You enroll on your course. Come on, it's grade four, or it's class eight. Especially we've done a lot of work on class eight. You enroll into that class, and you start learning. All right, so I'm Mr. Barry right here. I have two kids. One is in class three. Not real. This is hypothetical. One is in class three. Another one is in class six. What do I do? Do I open email accounts for them? Or do I use my email account for it? So as long as you can be able to log in, because it keeps the classes separately. So you can have just one email account, and then enroll both of them on that same email account. And then it will have their own classes that are studying, and they're doing it separately. And it keeps statistics for them. And it will come up as Mr. Barry or the name of the teacher. And as a parent, after I register my kids to the app, can I be part of the assessment process? We actually encourage it, because then you can see whether this is working. And you can see what feedback to give us. Because this is a continual process. It's not our one-off where we just build it, and then everybody goes home. This is a continual process where we need to be working with the teachers, with the parents, to be able to make sure that the kids are learning. All right. So when we had the idea of automatic ticketing in the city here, people claimed that there are jobs at risk. Somebody's coming for their jobs. Should teachers be worried about this? No, they should not. Because I tell people, this is not a replacement for schools. You still need schools. You still need that teacher interacting with the kids. But for the current situation, for now, the parent will be the teacher. But it's meant to complement the education system. It's not meant to replace the schools. It's not meant to replace the teachers, because we still need them creating the content, creating the questions, the smart tests, creating the smart mocks, predicting the KCPE. We still need the teachers. All right. So when it comes to, thank you very much for that, by the way, when it comes to matters of creativity and identifying what the child loves, what the child is good at. This has been a problem when it comes to the education system that we currently have and that we are currently using. What is the edge for this app when it comes to creativity and identifying what the kids are good at? So we have a, I don't know, can you? Oh, yes. You can ask for what you want to be projected on skin we'll have it for you. There is a module we have called Creative Intelligence. And it's Creative Intelligence 2050. And this is just us trying to picture and trying to provoke this in kids of what will Kenya, what will the world in general look like when it gets to 2050? Oh, yeah, this is the signing page. This is the signing page. I can use my email address to admit as many kids as I have. Yeah, as many kids as you have, from grade one to class eight, it's all there. You can have access to it. You put your email address, you put your password, and you're in. All right, I love that. I love that the whole world is also in the scope right there. It's all there. It's a brother's thing, so this is the signing page. But back to the 2050 idea. So we're trying to look at what will the world look like when it gets to 2050. Because we have a ballooning population. I think right now we're up to about 47 million people. And population always brings other challenges. So we have the traffic in Nairobi. It's crazy. Except for the current situation right now where you can drive a Corvettableto in Nairobi. The traffic to 5 a.m. and 7 p.m. obviously. We have traffic problems. We have housing crisis. We have all these challenges. So we have to solve these problems. We have to look at what the world will look like when it gets to 2050. Will it be flying cars to avoid traffic? Will we have floating houses? Or what will the houses look like to be able to accommodate the huge population? So we have to be able to provoke this creativity in the kids to be able to think and to start problem solving as well. Because these are challenges, these are problems. And they need to be solved. We can't wait for other people outside to come. All right, I get you. I was once told that before you get into that, my state of actually trying to visualize your future, trying to come up with ideas, innovate for a better future. You need to understand history. Why is it that it is how it is right now? So is it also something that you're incorporating? Looking into the history of... Yes, just before we visualize 2050, we have to know how 1980 was, how 1950 was. Yeah, so we are looking at showing what the current situation is. We're not looking so far back because we have to start from somewhere. If you go too far back, then you're pulling progress backwards. So we are looking at the current situation. So what's the current situation right now? We have computers, that's the digital that we have right now. What will the future digital look like? But we have to show them what is there right now. So the equivalent of maybe flying cars, we have drones that can carry people. So we are looking at building that and showing them how to go about it. So we are going from what's there currently, and then provoking them to think, what will it look like in the future? And what can you make it look like in the future? Yes, exactly. All right, I love that. So this app was launched at a school in Kitangela, Ideal School. Ideal School Kitangela. Yeah. What is the relation between Ideal School in Kitangela and the smart Edwa? So I approached the director of the school and he was very open to the idea. He incorporated the staff and got people working on it. That's where we started off from. All right. So the first step, you needed at least a school setting? Yeah, we needed a school setting because they have the infrastructure. Like I told you, this is meant to be a compliment to the schools. We are now creating, as a problem solver, I'm not creating the material. I'm using the material that is already there that is in the schools and now putting it from the format that they have it in the classes into a digital format. All right. So you have teachers at the back end of this app, this website. Yes. All right. So teachers are not being obfuscated anytime soon. All right. I like that. So we have two curriculums working as we speak. There's one between nursery and class four. Yeah, we have no class for grade four. Grade four now. All right, all right. I know that. All right. You have the primary one up to grade four and then it goes on back to the 844 system from class five going six, seven. Yeah, up to eight. All right. I love this so much. So you have graphic guys as well. I can see the graphics are beautiful right there. It's a big team working. It's a big team working. Estimate. Roughly about 30 people. Yeah. All right. On the lower side it's about 30 people because you have people working from outside sending information in. So the school is like the hub of information. Wonderful. This idea about innovation and our problems being solved by tech companies from Silicon Valley, is it something that we should take our minds to? These things can be done in kind. We can do them. I think we have companies doing it. I think they call it savannah silicon or savannah something. I don't know. Well, we're looking to make Kenya the hub of technology and ICT in Africa. And hopefully to the world because we have the capability. We have very creative people. This the graphics that you just pointed out is from a Kenyan guy, one of my childhood friends. We have the capability. We have the resources because we have so many young people with nothing to do. And records also show that we have come up with amazing ideas as Kenyans. We have in PESA and people are coming from the UK because I was having a chat with one of my friends back when I was in uni. And he was telling me about mobile money. And I told him, this came from Kenya and he was amazed. I was like, yeah, this was developed by a young guy in Kenya. And it's now been people are coming to Kenya to learn about it. See, this means it's now that we are not able to do it. This was way, way before smart phones. Way before. And even now, I was watching a TED talk. And they were talking about the ability to problem solve specifically in Kenya. And they were showing the M-Farm. They were showing the M-PESA. They were showing the ability for schools to communicate directly with parents through different methods through USSD or wherever exists. And you're saying, we have the ability. As African as Kenya, we have the ability. We have the talent. We have the manpower. So what's left is just for people to apply themselves because nothing good comes easier. People need to apply themselves. They need to apply themselves. All right. So problem solving is a keyword in this age that we are going to be moving into. All right. So problem solvers have a very huge space to exist. Yes. All right. So in a few words, what can you describe as a problem solve? As a problem solve. A problem solve is you identify because it starts with looking at what's there, identify. So I would go for how cars were created. People wanted to move faster.  So the identification of the problem, people want to move faster. And then look at what exists. And then you need to have a paradigm shift and say, no, we can't have faster horses. You can't have horses on steroids. What next? So what do you do? You build a machine that can move faster. And it doesn't rely on energy, like horse energy, to be able to drag it. OK. Burning calories. It doesn't rely on calories. Yeah. It doesn't rely on calories. OK. So identify the problem. What next after identify the problem? Now you look at the current solution. The current solution.   Even if it seems crazy at the moment. All right. Thank you very much for that. How can people get to access smart aid work? So it's currently, you can register on the link. It's online.smartadoo.co.ka. Online.smartadoo.co.ka. All right. How old is online.smartadoo.co.ka? So people can know. We're just over a month old. We started working on this in just April, beginning of April. And we've had a team. That's why we've been able to release in such a short period of time. Yeah. All right. And there's a free test. Yeah. So we're doing like a trial run. Well, up till the end of this week, people can access it for free. And then after this week, end of this week, then you'll be paying five shillings a day. Five shillings a day. Five shillings a day. All right. So you're trying to make it pocket-friendly as well? Pocket-friendly as much as possible. Because we have to make sure we're not leaving anybody. Because they say the weakest link, you're only as strong as the weakest link. And if we leave people behind because of money issues, that becomes a challenge. So we're trying to make it as cost-effective as possible. All right. Because the vision is a better society. The vision is a better 2050. Better 2050, creative. Where Kenya is leading. Where we're leading the world. Integrativity and innovation. Yes. Thank you very much, Saffa Kavinthru. We appreciate you. How can they get to contact guys from Smart EduUp just in case they want to leave? Oh. So we have our helpline. It's 0710-275-662. Yeah. That's our helpline, yeah. All right. Thank you very much, sir. We appreciate you. Keep doing what you're doing. And be blessed for sure. We really needed this. This was timely. Yeah, it was. All right. Thank you very much. We have come to the end of our first interview. And the Smart EduUp is the future of education. It's a complementary service. That's what you said. It's not replacing schools. But it's helping with the learning process right there. Check online. Smartedu.co.ke. Online.smartedu.co.ke. And stay home. Stay safe. Make sure your kids are safe. And stay home and learning and the process. Don't just feed their parents. Feed their minds as well. We'll be back with tomorrow. Why in the morning don't go nowhere.


boys ghosts of mad in our live they are here best content drop of the year possibly let me know what cards you got your eyes on what cards i should try what cards you want me to try what cards you want my opinion on i'll tell you everything i'll show you the cards i gotta hope you guys are having great holidays we are ready for christmas super excited about it i have a toddler so dude i can't wait i can't wait to spend so much even so many gifts so he only cares about the empty box that's pretty much i was going to go and prepared for it but can't wait hope you guys are really gearing up for christmas and their holidays and everything with your family but we're still gearing up with madden so let me show you the cards i added from ghosts of madden right now boys i want to start with quarterback obviously you see no change in my quarterback my homes is not an option he doesn't have hot route master now you can get my homes and add apprentices but i feel like that just messes up your ap i've been kind of rocking the same ap all over boys uh so for me i don't really want to mess with that i still think elway is just unreal release gets rid of the ball so fast that generic one or slinger one that he has i mean i have no problem with elway let's go gets the same abilities for six ap so he would be worth trying now i know i had let's go was the one of the first quarter best i tried other than erin rogers early in the year but i still think elway is the most perfect quarterback man the way he has released his abilities he's he's not super mobile but he's got that 80 speed he's able to get up out of there sometimes i don't think there's a reason to change quarterbacks now if you were going to try one i would say bletzo is your guy to try but i'm not even going to mess with it i don't think then we got marshawn lynch this is the running back i picked up it was either him or it was the marco murray i did love marcus allen but i grabbed marshawn lynch he has that zero ap bruiser way more of a trucking stiff arm back i think that's kind of what the game is it's not really a juke and everybody can kind of juke and it was either the marco murray for juke box or marshawn lynch for bruiser i'm trying out bruiser let me know who you guys got it running back then we grabbed her more probably the number one card if i if you said what's the must-have card from ghost man herman more dude he's six foot four with the legends theme to me is 96 speed i would say the fastest player in the game dude and he gets shortened for one which is the the main man beating ability in the game this year and then he has medium out for zero i don't know what medium out does but if you were to tell me you get it for free then it plays so you get two abilities for one ap you get a six foot four 96 b y receiver the best card the best card in promo without a doubt man the reason why i say the best card in promo will get to one on defense i think is also just as good but when if you have to choose between the offensive and the defensive card always pick the offensive one you control how he's involved in the game you could spend two million coins on a defensive card that never gets a sack never gets the ball thrown to him never gets the ability to impact the game but if you spend that money on an offensive card you control how he gets the football so you have more control over the offensive players that's why i always value them higher than defense that's what i got if you guys have been living on the rock these are my abilities uh jill thomas has threat detector and edge protector so i won't get beat by those edge threats and i'll be able to see who's blitzing on third and fourth down we got the free abilities on fanica puller elite nasty streak on kelsey both free then we have secure protector the best pass protecting on my right tackle which is actually a center just saturday which i don't really care about out of position they get down they get busy if they had that ability then we have zacher it's with one ap short in i know you guys want to say get to some hill i do have to some hill he's on the bench but i do like that a little bit more height and tighten those that's the one position i try to add to a little bit more uh so i like that height i don't know if i want to full go with uh take some hill but he is on the bench just in case zacher zacher it gets hit gets injured he's red on the fourth down i got a short end to bring off the bench anybody with zero ap abilities should at least be on your bench they're playing for free they're free to the sally cap let go get him for real then i have ma i have calvin johnson i have ma so i have debo debo samuel for short out elite if you guys have not noticed the last week since the last patch short out elite will fry man press for a touchdown it will light up and boom you're out of there that's a great zero ap ability um waddle also gets it calvin johnson and randy moss or calvin johnson and randy moss you know but at the same time i still have steve smith on the bench too with that free short and elite so that's my offense is what i'm rocking added william perry for the return man on special teams but that's it i mean i would say the only must have card on offense is herman more the other ones are kind of novelty defense okay you see that bad man is strong safety you see him i mean i want to know what your first man and you ever played man i man o eight was the first man and i really got really compact i played man before that but man o eight i took it to the comp level chromardi was an absolute goon in man o eight he was the only corner that could spec catch uh neck and neck with deon for the best corner in the history of man i think i can give it to deon just because of all the years of mutt but chromardi if we're talking regs best db without a doubt we'll take a look at him he gets discounted man to man abilities he has 96 speed six foot two he has the height has the speed 99 man coverage in a man meta i'm definitely running man i'm putting him as safety because i'm either on a run overstorm brave some type of zero blitz where my safety is in man covers rather than my corners and the abilities i don't pick artists i'm a firm believer pick artists everywhere on the field everybody that can have it will have it 100% the only people that don't have pick artists on my field are my detackling one of my dns my other dn laurence taylor has it for free so then we do it at one step one shade uh that's two ap and then we got medium knockout so if a corner route does get open on them he'll be able to knock it out a slant he'll be able to knock it out stuff like that eggs he'll get the lid up and knock the ball out now pick artists is free here but if i put it free here then one shit or i always call one step but inside shade is four so either way i'm saving two ap on this combo this is probably for me the best man coverage combo you could have maybe deep deep knockout but for deep knockout that's three so that would be a lot a lot of ap so five ap on him is what i got best corner in the game best db in the game right now the other must-have card from this promo so like i said if i was going two must-have cards it'd be chromarty and it'd be hermin more we did grab warren sap the best detackle all year he catches every single pick sheds every single time i actually put inside stuff on him i'm just messing with abilities i'm not going to tell you it's great if you're running into inside stuff and you're running the ball all you have to do is double team inside stuff and it will no longer instant shed even if they don't actually double team him on the play just double team him they won't instant shed it's an easy counter to the ability so that's why it's not a super comp ability unless you're running two of them then it's a little bit op honestly so but warren sap has been a dog all year definitely want to give him a run in detackle then the last card i got must-have not must-have but probably the third best card julius peppers julius peppers i mean this guy i mean i don't even have to say anything almost 300 pounds six foot seven 95 speed 98 zone and 94 man i got are we this is like an absolute stud now remember madden 15 i used to use a julius peppers on the packers when he was a linebacker and put him in middle linebacker little three four even action for madden 15 some of you guys know if you know you know but 98 jump six foot this is like a absolute golden ticket card now it does get pick artists from zero and i actually slapped on his other one ap ability deep zone knockout means i'm going to play man covers but i'll be able to put him in a deep blue and he'll knock out any shriek or anything like that so for me this card is is is just insane i think he'll be on the field pretty much somewhere all year like he can play linebacker pretty much all year so this card insane i don't have ted hendrix i don't not use ted hendrix people ask me because he doesn't get zero ap pick artist it costs too much he hurts your sally cat but around the horn will go calvin same abilities as julius peppers pick artists and deep knockout so that guy's put him in zone then i got night train night train has one step ahead and pick artists for four total ap i would love medium knockout on him but it's going to cost me two ap so that means i have to drop one of my other ap's i'd have to i've also thought about dropping every other ability just having three one shades with pick artists you know go get trade on digs for three i'm i'm still tossing things around but the one thing i'm locked in is commodity with those three abilities and another in size shades somewhere playing man covers it so that's pretty much where i'm at one of you sap laurence taylor and javon curse you guys know i also have an eagle steam team so if you're an eagles player like the fridge or javon curse you're definitely going to play that way i can kill two birds with one stone my linebackers are steve atwooder and jeremy chen zero ap pick artists you guys know i'm a huge huge shawntaylor fan just unusable he costs ap for pick artists slot patrick peterson tylaw both zero ap pick artists that's i mean you're you're getting a theme here boys you're getting a theme if you have zero ap pick artists you're on the team that's how i feel i also have ray shan jenkin somewhere when i want to run three three and have three linebackers on the field i definitely have ray shan jenkins somewhere there he is zero ap along with steve so this is where you can hide players on your kick returners like that you don't have spots for just hide him here you can somehow i had deon i didn't know i had deon on the team still but he's out there he doesn't play but he definitely does kick return so those are the cards i added from ghost of ghost of madden past or ghost of ghost of madden dope cards for real talked about quarterback i told you man if you guys only get two cards i would go herman more i would rank them herman more antonio chromardi julius peppers i would put peppers over chromardi if you don't run man covers like if you're a zone guy you want to run some cover for maybe some match peppers is top notch without a doubt i would almost even put peppers over herman more if you're a heavy zone player but i would goes back to i like the offensive players more than defensive players so those are my cards let's see how they do i know you guys i've been put i put out a video on how to do the juke put out the video on how to get the custom jerseys i've been rocking different jerseys to try to keep madden fresh something to get some excited a boot up right there what jersey combination cannot put together so if you guys are wondering why not the eagles i'm just just trying to mix it up keep it fresh but these are ghost of man we're closing on 40 000 subscribers before you watch this gameplay make sure you subscribe to the channel boys and we stream every night on twitch you guys know that link by now michigan fan what ability do you think runs the game i mean i agree that abilities kind of run the game but like you need a lot of stick to play it if someone has stick in this game you could tell a big difference and most of the top players have user they know how to use or something like that you know jersey check jersey check no this was the guy i was down 20 nothing to wasn't it and then i he came back and i had to clutch want the hard flat to get out there man that's the outside guy that's stick okay little bad free form i actually took a chance and went all zone i thought it was pretty good but the yellow the yellow really didn't like play as well as i thought he would party game man oh come on man we can't run him over we get hit stick with march on march on i can't lie this bruiser is a little uh this bruiser is a little i don't see it lighting up i don't see nothing crazy with it what do we think boys how do we feel about i mean he's getting in he's trucking people but i would like to see it light up like i'm doing something crazy what i think about youtube getting sunday ticket i mean any i bought sunday ticket so i will always buy it if i'm because only because i'm in philly and or i'm in ohio and they guard them there still kind of guard we go that's where i like to see chin be out there just for them plays man oh my god here we go good good good bro i'm really about it you know the way he's playing i'm really about to put my one steps on the on the stick guy it's just that commitment to that god will route is just everything the commitment to throwing that god will route and out of verticals is literally you have to do it you have to spam that my tight end of the bottle just match thank you like dude you gotta just be praying for a stop you only put cover four down here on the two yard line let's go that's why threat detector is so tough i knew that was man coverage just because when he audible he audible to the man so everybody was blitzing he audible to mic zero so i knew that wasn't his own i knew it was just man coverage i knew he started dropping people off in his own threat detector is the most op ability in the game op ability in the game oh come on sep he knocked out oh are you kidding me oh my always go get him thank you man get out of there two time law oh match beater let's go come on man why don't i use Ted Ted Hendrix where with where do you guys play Ted Hendrix i don't know i might he does he get you gotta pay for his pick artist he doesn't get cheap pick artist so like i don't want to i'm a big pick artist guy man guys put the pick artist he most in the chat i am like i am 100 all pick artists in my life everybody i mean dude why is this not getting knocked out like what is what is actually going on right here come on Calvin the beautiful night train inside shade on that guy gg's dude let's go yep such a difference god man uh Calvin oh my god come on Calvin am i dumb oh i always put the whole zone out christmas morning yeah i'm live 10 30 to open presents man are you guys gonna be ready to open presents on 10 30 bro i think i lost like two of the last three Super Bowls i need my coins this game's over i mean why don't we have two people on this guy that's why you have peppers in Calvin yo peppers dog yo peppers oh man i might need to get Ted out here too somewhere i might need Ted out here somewhere nice double me bro that's what i need double me that's what i need in my life i really thought double me would like negate the uh i'm still glowing though so i mean it's not that bad big deal right oh my god do that right at him oh that would be caught that one man dude just i mean dude i sort of got i'm like not allowed to run sea routes i'm really not i'm really not allowed to run sea routes i'm really not dude like marshawn bro i need more out of you right there pause bro if you're not glitch blitz and defense sucks does that make sense you gotta have some sort of glitch blitz this guy has given me no threat of a blitz at all i don't think i've blocked my running bag id to anybody or anything i'm just just out here putting routes out here and dotin you have to have some type of blitz threat that you have it doesn't matter even if it's some little bull you have to have some all right see i'm good on this side i'm not gonna be by nothing i'm cool right now i'm cool i'm cool actually i'm cool oh yeah that's all all all all man coverage op man coverage op whoo there we go man coverage might be op man coverage might be op nitrene lane he don't do that without pick artists i'm telling you right now he might swat it he might but he does not do that without pick without pick artists ggs super bowl champion of the world boys champion of the world


Coming now bae Okay, you ready for me three two one Hey, what's going on guys welcome to the crowd box. I've been joined here with read or so Yes today we are playing We're doing a dungeon with our baby Michelle shell or something rather Michelle miss catcher Yep My heart gladdens to see you for your help is greatly needed. This will be a difficult mission Welcome almighty wizard If you seek the keeper of the fang But wait Next you must show cunning as well as might and solve their riddles We need to defeat all the princes So we need to go around and defeat them all so yeah follow me fan Noise noise. Yeah, it's noise. I got a live in gold She leaves the group so sad. Let me leave the group as well Oh, she loves us Did she did she said it Love you guys too. Oh, she can't choose which one's better. Obviously it's me But um Yeah, okay Okay, let me just check.  That's pretty good.   I look at the base. He's playing local to him. I'm having all of them Chagrin he's trying to fly Oh, maybe maybe maybe Maybe the boss won't die.  He's really helpful if you're solo Like I highly recommend him if you're solo mlg heal It'd be awkward if you both fizzle That'd be sad. Oh, you didn't fizzle that stuff. I was expecting you to Yeah, my stress revealed I got so much from that cracker. Oh, yeah, we need to do this fire ice and storm Red blue This one over here needs to be purple You just right take some You hear a lock break. That's good Show your eyes and grieve with your heart Come to the shadows and prepare to depart. Yeah Why don't you cheat at buying membership? I don't know I think in the End run of those a bit cheaper.  I'll kill the Minions for sure Probably not the boss. I doubt I'll kill the boss. He was six something health Yeah, I'll kill the boss I'll get half health The finisher for the finisher It's fun as I You don't you we need to go beta Where the second where the signal? Where the signal need to go beta? Is it this one? Yeah I know all these things off by heart. That's it clear. I've done quite a bit a lot If you didn't guess We need one more prince and then we can do the keeper of a fun Yeah, that's weird We need to do the snake the moon Snake moon That's not the moon the moon is here snake moon bird sun bird Sun yeah, you hear a lot break gg gg the final now. Yo Finish him off right here right now What do you think Okay, that's good Anyway, we will go talk to shellick the wise Shouldn't we We've done the first dungeon. We've got one more to go Last during the great sleep We learned the power of balance and vowed never to upset it again The fang You may Um, so anyway, sorry about skipping the text of it. I I sort of I did I did most of the text. Okay, you get the general idea of what's happening Anyway, thank you for watching If you did, please subscribe or maybe leave a like if you want to Thank you for watching. We'll see you next time


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