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Hello hello and good evening welcome to sports Friday where we give you all the things that have been happening in the wall of sports Toward the week now. I'm your host Eddie Ogoi And of course I'd like to say it again welcome and very much welcome to sports Friday now join me on set I'm my analyst or other my guests when you're gonna say they could break down each and everything that has been happening in the Wall of Sports 2 out the week now on my far end Nicola Adams David's with joining us today And we'll be helping us to understand more about the FKF elections And even more as we continue with the show and near me we have have some Mohammed Yes, we'll be joining us for the first time But we'll be helping us also because she has a lot to say and I will be hoping that you all have the ears to listen Now to begin with I want to start with the story of the FKF elections Now FKF elections is finally seems to be underway The FKF electoral board has today closed the windows for submission of delegates to vote for the upcoming elections The board will now go through the list and publish a preliminary registry tomorrow on Saturday, February 29th A two-day window for disputes will in regards to voters registration will be then opened if need be Appearance who do not get satisfaction in the board's decision can further seek Resources from the appeal committee on March the second the final list of delegates is set to be published on March 3rd Yes, 3rd of March county elections have been scheduled for March 14th Well, the national polls are set to be held on March the 27th this year now guys I hope you had a good week. What an easy apple. It seems like I just went to throw everything I am very very happy for you guys. I don't even know what you guys went to but Let us start with this fact. Okay. Have some let me start with you Do you think that there is enough information in regards to FKF to the public like their dealings and they do you think there's Enough transparency with their dealings. How do you think so? I don't really think so. You don't know. What would you say so? I think I think a lot of information is being withheld. I think they should be a Platform in which they should Release a lot of information to the public about how the football is Going on what is going on with the football and all that now items I asked this question because precisely because I know you guys have a Facebook page You have a Twitter page. I don't even know if you have a Instagram page, but I don't know you have a website You guys have all these things but people are still not aware about the things that you do and one one would say maybe it's due to their Maybe negligence But others would say that you guys haven't Advertised yourself enough to actually let the public be aware of the things that is happening with the FKF Now I wanted to start with that before I went to the election case because I know that's one of things that I wanted to discuss today But what do you think? Do you guys have a way of actually allowing us in future to know more about the things that you do? Okay, let me just openly say the media team of the FKF has been doing a lot on ground currently I know and we have a there's a Facebook page. There's an Instagram page and there's a What's it called a Twitter page and most of the times also there are just journalists who get I was called this Documents and also spread out because the only thing I'll actually say is air time is not given to sports in this country So most of the time we are out. Maybe probably the time. It's maybe like a 950 something that's when spot news comes up and probably you're sleeping But to be very honest with you guys have the materials going on and it's every day the media team of the FKF Trust me just possible to spread out this news that this is what's happening and this know what's happening So you you you would say it's due to negligence that the information of some people who do not want to get involved in sport Thinking it's maybe biased and that's why they're out of there But funny enough if they come in closer to like okay, what's happening on ground actually the media team is so ready to open up What's happening? No, I think I think a lot of Kenyans are more interested in the National sports rather than the local sports when it comes to People don't people don't know about the sports in Kenya, but you'll find everyone knows about the sports internationally But in Kenya Guys are not really pushing through to see how the national team is working and even subscribe to even like the pages So that you know when you like a page another things The news keep coming to you the notification just keep coming even if it's good or bad you get notifications But guys are not liking guys are not doing this So at the end of the day when you create a Facebook page and it's out there and it's your duty to like it and you're like And it's it's not my fault now Let's talk elections now this elections was supposed to be held last year I believe and due to some one or two things that they have been some delays to eat and it has going to a point It actually go to a point where FIFA was involved a bit I remember there was a time FIFA was involved in it and right now you guys are pleased I would say you're well under it since our now the gates were closed today for the for anyone who wishes to buy and I Wanted to I want you to explain it to us how the process will go through it because one thing I know is first The people are to submit and then the the registry will go through the list And then they will publish the list and then from there the elections will be held Now that much we understand but let's start with the reason why it has taken this long because this is something that has taken quite Too long than expected in fact than schedule itself okay The elections were to take place as you said last year and it did but then of the day it was nullified Yeah, and we're told to we go back to the ballot and it's okay No problems and we did now at the end of the day guys are to resummit and other things which it has been open And guys have done that Last week Saturday we witnessed a Nick Wender Now coming in to via like this is yeah He came in to bad the position of a president again and the other guys also came in it's no problem So normally the election it starts from the sub county to the county level and now to the national level so now The the was called a KPL teams and the NSL teams are now responsible for the national Was it called elections why the sub-county teams? We have other county leagues who are down there who now takes care of Nominating guys now for the count for that sub-county level and the county level Well, I hope all will be well in the elections and this time it won't be nullified and the results will be published for the public to know And for those who do not know much about what fkf does, please do subscribe to their Facebook or Instagram page or rather To know more information about what's happening in the world as well now Let's get to the next story now fkf do have a lot in hand for them as machine major Debbie now is in doubt Due to lack of venue now due to lack of venue the much awaited machine major Debbie between arch rivals FC Lopez and Gorma. Yes later for the next weekend is now in limbo the game Which is designated a high-risk match by the KPL can only be held at more international sports center or the Nhaio national stadium Nhaio national stadium is closed for innovation while More international sports center is certainly not available for FC leopards to use after Kenya sports banned them for playing there in November following damages that were viewed that were done in the venue facilities Attributed in the ingui by the ingui fans, which is pretty much normal So to say now supercup match between the two rivals I was played in Afraa stadium in 2018 But the KPL is only considering having this much after Receiving an official request from the FC Lopez and the venue passing security assess me it now from what I have just gathered is this FC Lopez is pretty much the big reason why the game is This is because So you guys do explain to me what do we do okay First of all, they don't pay the fine there. They've been told they they're supposed to pay a fine of two million So that they can be allowed to play but how do they pay the fine if right now even the fk for I think this is all the Ministry of Sports Tomorrow's pieces we can't continue Looking for who to like just put in the bag the truth is It's a derby these guys are always fighting we know them and I wish the last derby at actually more We were there we witnessed actually it was crazy And fun enough FC Lopez started the whole staff in the stand and now chairs were ripped off and thrown Actually the whole space where FC Lopez fans were staying the chairs were ripped off That of Gomaya was a it okay. So at the end of the day if yes So if at the end of the day the fk decides or the ministry or whoever decides they should pay for that damages They have the right to pay for it. If not, it's up to them. They have to be responsible Bro football is business be responsible for the damages it gets damaged Funny enough the guys who are coming the next generation cannot use those facilities To clear I don't understand that except but here's one thing Okay, this is one of the matches that is highly watched in Kenya And this is one of the matches that is highly anticipated when the league starts So one or another they have to find a way to actually allow people to watch this much because if this match does not go through Then you do have another scrutiny coming along. So what do they do after this? What what what measures can be taken to actually do this? Okay, rather even if so What measures can be taken to actually avoid such circumstances? And we will get back to the money issue. Don't don't think I forgot I think the treasurer the treasurer assured people that the match will be held two weeks from now But it's not confirmed, but he assured people. Yeah, but I think as he said I think they should just pay the damages But when do they get the money from? Okay, see there's gate fees understand I don't know who is who who is away You know, I was I was doing a story on FC Lopez quite a while back And this one thing I actually noticed is the fact that FC Lopez said that they need their matches to be brought back to your initial stadium because playing in other stadiums is really putting them in a mess This is because the last time they said they recorded the highest amount of fee through the gate pass Who is 5,000 shillings now you tell me in a one match if you get 5,000 shillings That is so that's just a lie. It's a lie. It's a lie How imagine let's just use this, sir 200 bob I think it's a person and you're telling me at 5,000 bob Even if he was open for them today at 5,000 They've been playing the matches in machakos, I believe now They were saying that their fans are having a hard time traveling to machakos to go watch the game Especially considering some of the games are being played in the midweek bro I'll actually tell you then if their fans are complaining. They are not diehard fans They are not diehard fans They are not from here to busia just to watch a match They are diehard fans Do you support a Kenyan team? No You do not support any Kenyan team Why do you support a Kenyan team? I don't have I've never been interested because I don't like the politics that is involved in the sports industry in Kenya But there is politics in the way The politics is too much. How do they say they get 5,000 from tickets? How?  I would say the same And we do hope that machi mijida will be played me more than anyone because I am a trooper My fn and I would really like to see that game be played And I'm really looking forward to more stories and we'll be updating you as we get more information in regards to that match Now moving on to the next story a little bit of Premier League and international story Now the Premier League has revealed plans to launch its official Hall of Fame With first two players to be inducted next month the Hall of Fame will be recognized and uh will be recognized and celebrated At the exceptional skills and talent of those who have graced the Premier League since inception in 1992 Now how many of you were born in 1992? Question One of the main conditions They have said for this candidate must have retired and only Players in the Premier League career players Premier League career is considered The first two inductees will be announced on a special event on March 19th alongside the shortlist of additional nominees Which fans will be able to vote or for future inclusion? Now this is the first time the Premier League is doing the same Personally, I was actually surprised. I actually used to believe that there is a Hall of Fame In the Premier League so for them to actually come out and tell us that Indo-Maracosa I was surprised but let's start with you guys.   Yes As a Chelsea fan, as a true Chelsea fan, one who'd work from here to London to watch a match As a Chelsea fan, which player from the players that have all played in the Premier League from Chelsea Would you actually feel needs to be in this list? um I would actually just if were to vote and the name was there Cloud McClelley, he was my all-time player then if if I was to speak on on behalf of Chelsea fans I think there is no better player that has played in Chelsea than Dibia Dragba As a Liverpool fan, I will go for Steven Gerrard. Steven Gerrard now I ask these questions because they are they are very very many people who are not born in 1992 and don't know Do not know much about their history or the history of the clubs that they support Now as an Arsenal fan, there are a lot of players that have played in Arsenal and if I was to choose one Well, of course top of my head would obviously go to Thierry Henry But still there are a lot of players in your team that have played or rather in my team that have played that would be would make that list And one of them would be Patrick Vieira. I would also go for Waco and Geras Jr. I mean, there are so many I think Let us talk about these people now these are people who have played in now the condition is only your Premier League career is considered Now this works very well for Drogba because actually it's only in Chelsea that he ever did anything important There's also Thierry Henry Thierry Henry won the Champions League when he was in Barcelona. So you see that I think how about Alan Alan Sheer Yeah, Alan Sheer is one of them But when you look at it like when for instance you look at Steven Gerrard Gerrard won five five Premier League five Champions League, but never won a Premier League But his career you don't you don't you don't have to look at the medal You're supposed to look at the goals his contribution to that When you say that he does remind me something that Miquela said this week When people were saying Alba Mayang, uh, he's a great striker, but he's not a great because he has not won any And he told them People are already considering Hurricane are great in England. Yet. Hurricane has not won any safe away at the moment But you know England love their own they market their own But you cannot this this disrupt the fact that Hurricane is a great Hurricane are some things that most strikers have not done in a very long time.  I think it is a running Anyway, uh, this was a very very interesting topic And uh, I was discussing it with some people that I know and one thing that appeared to me is most people Do not even know the greats of their teams and and uh today even in the studio before we started this show There were two guys arguing like a Don't tell me Now still on international stories We do have the champion's league that actually happened this week and it was very very interesting A lot of upsetting results to most people who do tend to bet I'm sorry for that. I couldn't do much about that Let's discuss your greatest Okay, which was the greatest disappointment for the week? Was it Juventus losing or was it a Madrid losing? Mine was just uh, to be very honest with you. It was the game between Napoli And Barcelona. Napoli and Barcelona. That was that was your you I was actually just Vian for Barcelona to just treat them and these guys played Oh my god, this is very interesting. So yours was the Napoli and then the Barcelona Now me I was a shock about the Napoli and Barcelona because in real sense, uh But Barcelona never has a great time when they go to it. They always have a bad time in Italy. I don't know why especially when it's a similar It's always a bad result, but I was surprised if I was to speak total honesty. I was surprised with the man city And I read one because man city were defending like almost throughout and they actually managed to win Which is not easy But if you see the if you see the game between man city and Madrid, Madrid is actually not on form this season But then again, even if Madrid was on form Madrid has a bad record with the English teams Arsenal won in that ground live up of one in that ground So it's really not a good day for Madrid. I mean, it's it's a normal day for Madrid in fact to see But I think Madrid has not been able to replace Ronaldo. That's their problem so So we do have the basketball match, which was very interesting by the way Uh, I was surprised by the results myself Because I had I had hoped because messy messy was on form before This was yeah from and we all know when this is in good form I will Barcelona performs its best, but what what what was the biggest letdown of the game throughout?  So it was very difficult for Barcelona to play and you see messy He can't play alone He needs these guys also to help him giving the passes I believe one of the biggest problems messes with him right now It's the fact that he does not have his supporting that he is used to throughout like The players that he's used to playing with are not around and now he's forced to play with new players And he's forced to adapt in their ways just as much as they adapted in his ways But after what was your biggest disappointment? Okay, I think uh, I was not disappointed because Because Barcelona got an away goal and they are going back home. So I think I think back I got this I think they got this because they're going home and Napoli will not be able to beat them at home. I think so stranger things have happened They managed to hold Yes That is okay But you just know when it comes to bian and Chelsea if you've been following like the german league You would see that bian has just been losing goes out Lavandowski is on point like he's on he's on form So I was actually expected like five nil. So for a three Not concealing the first half was an achievement for And Chelsea I don't know how small guys play how small boys play or just trying to like yeah Groom the kids for next season. First things first. Let's let's take away the small small boys small small small That's what we have to remove it totally completely and this is because I remember the what I was asking I used to say that we have kids we have kids and people used to say But they are playing But there's one thing I actually saw about the game I think you guys wasted some chances that you could have made the most of when you're playing a team like Barcelona our bian muneco teams like dude like to dominate the ball One thing you need to understand is the small chances that you get you need to make them make use of it I remember one game or rather let me not go there On Juventus and Leo That one was a that one was a shocker seeing that Juventus had their full squad in fact, I don't think there was any important player that was away They were all there all the important players were around. Yeah, and what happened. Did you guys even watch that game? I'll be very rare on a studio I did the first half and the way Ronaldo was playing I just knew it wasn't his day and it looked like it seems Juventus have decided to put the games on Ronaldo and Dibala. You can't just have all your games on these two guys So once he said like what the coach of Ozequaleon said he said what I just did was do not foul anybody in the box For Ronaldo to score and that was it and the defenders heard about and decided to play Ronaldo out They didn't get a penalty. So no penalty no goals. Okay, but they still have the second leg Okay, okay, okay, we can go with that. Ronaldo didn't get a penalty now The Champions League is not yet decided as the return leagues are set to take a course in I think one week One week and they do get a one week break and then they do resume from there, but the Europa League I'm sorry, bro. The draws are out The draws are out of the Europa League and Arsenal is not there. It's quite interesting because Three English Premier League teams went in and only two came out Arsenal did make the most of the chances that they had and they lost to Olympia because two won being eliminated on goal aggregates. Now We do have a draw behind me. Now Manchester United will be meeting LSK LSK And in which far foot will be playing against Basel Sevilla will be playing against Roma, Istanbul, BC We'll be playing against Copenhagen while international is that is Inter Milan will be playing against Katafe Wolfberg will be playing against Shakhtar Donetsk and Rangers will be against Leverkusen Wolves will be welcoming Olympiacos To England to see if they can do better than Arsenal which I do hope they will But you guys watch the games, I believe and I know I know one of the games that you really watched was Arsenal since you haven't stopped telling me about Arsenal Okay, first of all, I certainly make the most of the chances and They they got what was coming I think I should have made some some some different substitutions earlier, but he didn't and for that we paid the price, but all in all I think I said played a good game and Now they can only concentrate on the Premier League and the FA Cup Because if they do win the FA Cup or do get the finals then they get the chance to go to the Europa League again And if they do win the Premier League, then they get a chance to go to the Champions League That's a Premier League You can see the schematics I'm trying to draw here You can see the schematics I'm trying to draw here, but the top four is not far It's not far away out of reach It's still within reach for them. I do hope they will make the most of that but But you just say I'm just listening to you You can't get there. No, but when I look at it, we have 11 games to play 11 games that means 33 points We do have 11 games to play in 11 games We do have 33 points the difference between Chelsea and Arsenal why picking on Chelsea because Chelsea is the current The difference between Chelsea and Arsenal is what? 20 not 20 It's 10 not 10 You tell us then you tell nine points now. That's a whole three two games That's three games For Chelsea that's not impossible It's very much possible If you would have told me leave a poll later I would have been like okay, but for Chelsea it's very much possible. I only need six points away from 33 points I mean seriously 33.6 points But I think you know it's very much possible now when I look at Manchester United, Manchester United Four or five points ahead of Mm-hmm. Yeah Manchester United is one point Arsenal have 37 points Chelsea have 41 Manchester United have 41 40 40 Chelsea have 41 So that's three points 41 That's four points Here we have the table now Liverpool let's not talk about that Chelsea have 44 points, okay Arsenal have 37 points That's the difference of what? 3 You still have 7 points, right? Wow, you still have to claim the top 10 No listen to me This is what 7 points between Chelsea and Arsenal 7 points is not a miracle That's two games Not the current Arsenal team Now, let's continue with this one Now we are disregarding two teams Now that's where Sheffield and Tottenham are Sheffield are on fire And Manchester United Now Manchester United do have a chance also They have a realistic chance because they have 41 points to it You know for anything is Leicester has really tried When we get into the Premier League Let's get back to the Champions League We were discussing about Arsenal defeated and being Existed from the Europa League Now Arsenal were not the only team that played the Europa Manchester United also played the Europa League And they did very well In fact they did quite so well than I actually expected For the first time I actually saw a different Manchester United I did watch the replay I didn't watch the game and I didn't watch it entirely But it was still interesting Now Manchester United played a very very very interesting Ok And Ok my producer is talking to me Now You guys what was the biggest surprise in the Manchester United game yesterday? I was actually liking When they brought in this guy The new striker Igalo Igalo Igalo has been Ok according to The coach of Manchester United That is Ole Gunnar Socio He said the reason why he has been racing Igalo for quite a while Is he had to give him time to integrate with his squad Before he actually put him out there Because Manchester is a very big team Once he put him there and he cannot handle the pressure He cannot handle the pressure And that will be up to him again So avoid your process And take time before working But eventually gave him the chance And he proved the fans that He wasn't a waste of a buy He actually proved the point He got a goal But this club Is a small club so Manchester United were lucky They were lucky They should respect football Five nil it's just too much Three nil is ok They should tell that to Bayern They should tell that to Bayern Bayern is about to kill you Bayern will be in the half Ok one thing don't forget She is speaking like a Liverpool fan And of course with that Liverpool did lose as well You guys are saying on the same boat Only on different boats They are going to Munich They are going to Anfield That's what the same boat You are playing at home You are going to win that game I am just happy that the attention Has been taken away from us Moving on to the Premier League Moving on to the Premier League We do have games that I had to play this weekend And most of them are really really interesting But if I could have the table please One of the games that I am really looking forward to Is Manchester United versus Everton Now I have a lot of Manchester fans That I actually do believe in They strongly believe That we will defeat Everton Now we have the weekend fiction Today we have a game Norwich versus Leicester Which is really interesting I was thinking Because I was looking at Norwich And I am seeing that they are playing on a Friday And I remember that there was another game Norwich played on a Friday And I remember that was with Liverpool Now that I am back Norwich versus Leicester And then we do have Brighton versus Crystal Palace Chelsea will be welcoming Bournemouth At the Stamford Bridge And Newcastle will be taking on Burnley Weston Actually Chelsea will be away Move from Chelsea We move away from Chelsea Okay we have moved Weston will be playing Southampton And then Watford will be playing against Liverpool Now on Sunday the 20th we do have a game against Everton will be welcoming Manchester United at Liverpool You do know what I have done there Do you understand what I have done there Okay As far as we are playing against Wolves Now this is a very favourable result to any team That is on the top 10 These two games in particular Let's talk about the spas versus Wolves games These are two teams that are on the top 10 And they are two teams that are vying for the top 4 spot So you guys tell me your predictions first Let's start with the predictions To those guys who are Okay and then there are two matches by the way There are two matches that have been confirmed That is the Aston Villa versus Sheffield United And Manchester City versus Arsenal Which was supposed to be the game Of the week Now most people are actually happy They are very very very happy And they actually believed Arsenal is going to lose But Arsenal will lose to Manchester City It's obvious Now with the current Manchester City I do believe Arsenal has a chance to win But let's just continue Let's just continue the conversation We have a team, we have Spas versus Wolves These are two teams that are in the top 10 And they are contending for the top 4 spot Let's talk about that one So we can go to the Everton in the Manchester City I think Wolves will win Wolves will win Spas are really having a very hard time right now Ken is out, Sonny is out Mourinho is like Just to me I take her side on this Wolves is winning that game It actually makes me wonder Any team that actually ever employed Mourinho What were they thinking now We have here to head Manchester City versus Everton Now these games have played a total of 180 matches 90 at Old Trafford 90 at Goodison Park And 3FA 177 Premier League matches Total goal scored between these two teams Is 522 Manchester City United have scored 280 Everton has scored 242 Now the draws Wow 44 draws Manchester United of course have won 82 and Everton have won 54 draws This is very interesting But it actually made me remember When Moise was Everton coach And Ferguson was Manchester United Manchester United never won Against Everton at Goodison Park The truth is I just feel Everton played the way they played Last weekend Against Arsenal Trust me they will win that game They will win that game Even me I think there is a high chance There is a very very high chance Manchester United will lose this game But Let's forget last year Manchester United lost 4-0 4-0 against Everton The same fixture I think Everton got this It's just between a husband and a wife So here is how I see it Here is how I see it If Everton does win against Manchester United And then spars and rules draw What does it say about Arsenal Tafakarilaba Now As we continue Of course My producer is talking to me And he is a Manchester fan And he is actually trying his best To shut me down And I will give him way Well We will be showing the FA Cup On the 3rd and 4th of March So for those who watch the FA Cup Please stay tuned to Y254 We will be showing the match again From Arsenal you of course is goodbye And we will be bringing you more sports In regards to what happens between today and next Friday Now joining me on set has been Joe And I am your host Eddie Ogoi And from Arsenal you of course I hope to see you next Friday Thank you


So in the manosphere for men, we have an author called Dr. Robert Glover, maybe you've heard of him He's a marriage and family therapist for I think like 30 years now. He's a PhD too, so he's a PhD in it, not just the masters He has a famous book for men that's really awesome and super well-respected. It's sold with millions of copies It's called No More Mr. Nice Guy, and maybe you've heard the saying nice guy's finished last You probably see experience this in your own life, some nice guy in the friend zone And he has like real estate in the friend zone.  All the girls are friends of them, and he's women hate him basically Anyway, nice guys do finish last.  Nice girls finish first, and I posted this That's so it would be associated with motherhood first, obviously This is a great meme that came from Lori Alexander. She's a blogger, the transform wife. Great lady I've followed her on Twitter a lot. I've talked to her a lot through email. Super great. I love her But she made this image, this meme, this was about two years ago And went super viral, went just, you know, bananas everywhere, drove the feminist nuts And it's a meme where it says men prefer debt-free virgins without tattoos This is a true statement, and that's why I think it enraged so many people. She spoke an unspoken truth And she's a, she's very Christian and all that, like some other speaker's here I love this image, and it's very, it's a great association with nice girls finish first That's the truth. If you want to win as a woman, as a young woman, who's watching this on video or whatever You're 21 years old. You don't need to be strong and independent. These are masculine traits Men are not attracted to strong, independent women. We already have that in truckloads.  Broken families The motherhood first That's my presentation Motherhood first, America first, Canada first, Britain first Build families, get wiped up, get knocked up. Thank you


Hi everyone, my name's Sam Jordan, I'm part of the Union Corp project team. From next Monday, the 10th of July, works are going to start on the very exciting Union Corp project. These changes will be gradual and over the balance of the next three to four weeks. We're going to talk you through some of these today and progressively over July. So important changes that we'll start from next week, there will be some isolated works that happen in the Art Centre as well as the beginning of a fence line that will run along Sullivan's Creek. University Avenue will remain open and you'll be able to access either side of Union Corp. The concessions building, which is where an Eastern Passa have been, will close and there will be no access to that building, as well as Manning Clark, which has closed now and there will be no access to that building as well. Some water main works that started last week will continue over on Kingsley Place and some stormwater works near Lometo and Chifley will also start next week. Chifley will obviously still be open and will be open throughout the project. The other big change that's going to happen as of next week is the pop-up village is going to open. That's for the shops and services as well as the Eastern Passa, her and Melville Hall. These changes will be gradual but eventually the full site around the Union Corp project will be established probably by early, early August. So we look forward to giving you updates over the next couple of weeks and would ask you to just pay attention to these changes as they happen. Thanks very much.


Okay, so when we're looking here, this question asks, what are the products of the following acid-base reaction draw the mechanism, okay? So it's actually a multi-stead question, but in order to draw that mechanism, you really should decide which one's the stronger of the two acids, although the nitrogen doesn't have any lone pair electrons on it, so you know it can't be the base, okay? So either way, you know, this thing over here is going to be the base, the acid, okay? But the best thing to do, either way, no matter what you know, is to look at your pKa table, and it'll tell you which one's going to be the acid and which one's going to be the base. How would you know which one's going to be the acid? It's going to have the what pKa? The lower pKa, right? Okay, so if you don't know that, make sure you know that before a couple weeks from now, okay? So you've got to look at the pKa table, it will be given to you, okay? So what's the pKa of protonated ammonia? Does anybody see that on me? Yeah. Yeah, I like to put plus 10 just to remind myself, because pKa can go back and forth from plus to minus, okay? And what about an ester? So this is not a protonated ester or anything, it's just a regular ester, right? Is that an ester? Protonated ester, right? Seeing any other ester on there? Yeah, it's the 25 one. Alpha hydrogen. Why? Because the alpha hydrogen is the most acidic hydrogen on the ester. You guys know that, right? Okay. So anyways, which one is the stronger ester? The one on the right or the lower? The right. Right? Because it's low, okay? So this is going to be the base, okay? And these carboxylic acid derivatives, if you've got an electron donating group, right, the base is going to be, it's usually going to be this carbonyl oxygen, okay? Especially, I guess, if you have an electron donating group, I should say. So in other words, you better not be writing a mechanism from this oxygen. So, now we don't know what the equilibrium arrows are yet. We're going to put those in later. But we do know the product, so go ahead and write the product. Okay, so now what is this thing here? What did we say it's be gay was? Sticks. Negative sticks. And what is this thing here? Ammonia. Right?  Third state. Right. Use my table please. 35, okay? So, which is the acid on this side? The left or the right? The right. So this is the acid, right? So this must be the, okay? Acid or base? Tell me. Acid is left, right? So the base must be here, right? Okay, so out of the acids, which one is the stronger of the two acids? The one on the right or the product acid or the reactant acid? Product acid. Product acid is the strong acid. So this must be the weaker of the acids, right? Which one's the stronger base? The one on the right, right? Because the bigger the number is, the stronger it is. So already you should be able to predict which way the arrows are going, right? To the... A strong acid. Yeah, because a strong acid is what? Relatively something to this. The weak acid. Relatively unstable, right? That's why reactions occur, okay? So now we can figure out, well, what's the K and Q, right? I mean, this is just qualitative, right? We can actually figure it out and then definitely say what this is, and that's what we're going to do. So the K and Q, I give you an equation of how to do that, right? What is that? The Ka of the reactant acid divided by K of the product acid. So do we know those numbers? K of the reactant acid. 10, well, it's always 10 to the negative pK, okay? So in this case, it's 10 to the negative... What? Tell me how it goes. 10 to the negative 6. To the negative negative 6, right? Which is going to be the positive 6. So the K and Q of this, if we're predicting this, right? The K and Q should be what? Less than, greater than, equal to... What should it be? We're predicting this. Less than and what? 1, okay? You have to look at the paper already to see that. You can even know this. So less than 1, what is the K and Q in here? So 1 times 10 to the negative 16. Is that less than 1? Does that go with our prediction that the strong acid goes to the weak acid or the strong things go to the weak things? Right, because those are more unstable. So this, no units, by the way, tells you that this is what you're looking for. So the last thing is, again, we've already said this, which side does the reaction favor, equilibrium favor, and it's the reactants. Any questions before we kill this one?


Hello friends, I am Sanjay Gupta. In this video, I am going to demonstrate you how you can calculate factorial of a number using pointer. Before starting, you can note my information, you can follow or subscribe my YouTube channel through the URL youtube.com slash sanjaygupta underscore text You can download my programming app Techimace, which is available on Google Play. Now I am going to implement a code in front of you, which will demonstrate you how you can calculate factorial of a number using pointer. So I am defining main function. Inside main function, I am declaring a variable n, which will receive a number from user, then a pointer p, then f, which is initialized with one, and then variable i. Now, first I am using printf statement, which will display the message enter a number on console. The entered number will be received by scanf, and that number will be stored inside n variable. Now for calculation purpose, I have declared a variable f, which is initialized with one. But now I am assigning address of f into p. So for calculation purpose, instead of f, I will be using p pointer, because p is containing address of f. And whenever I will be modifying values through p, then that effect will be made upon f variable automatically. So for that purpose, I am using a loop, which will repeat n times. And inside this loop, I am going to apply the statement that is asterisk p equals to asterisk p into i. And I can include this asterisk p into parenthesis. So this way you can see, without pointer, we have to write f equals to f into i. So if I am not using pointer, then I have to write f equals to f into i. Now instead of f, I am using asterisk p. So p is containing address of f. So if I am modifying value of, sorry, if I want to modify value of f through pointer, then I can write asterisk p equals to asterisk p into i. So asterisk p will be providing value of f, then it will be multiplied with i, and then the result will be stored again asterisk into asterisk p. So p is pointing to f, so the updated value will be automatically stored inside f variable. Now after completion of this calculation, I can print the calculated factorial on console using this printf statement and with the help of f. So here you can see at the time of calculation, I have not used f directly, but I have used a pointer p which is pointing to the address of f. So pointer has modified the value of f. That's why I am able to print the calculated result with the help of f variable. Now I am using return 0. Now I am going to execute this code. I am entering 5 as a number. You can see the result factorial equals to 120. So the output is correct. So program is working properly. This way I have calculated factorial with the help of pointer. I have not directly used the variable which is responsible for printing the factorial result, but instead of that variable, I have used its pointer. So whenever pointer points to a location through its address, then through that pointer we can receive that value which is available into a variable and we can also modify value of that variable with the help of pointer. So through p, I have managed both the requirements. I have accessed value of f through p and I have modified value of f through p pointer. So that's why this output is displayed on console correctly. I hope you have understood how we can use a pointer for any calculation instead of variables. If you want to watch more programming related videos, you can follow or subscribe my YouTube channel through the URL youtube.com. You can download my programming app TechMS which is available on Google Play. Thank you for watching this video.


Okay, we're back. We're live here on a given Wednesday at noon with we calling it now Coronaville. What's next? Because we want to look forward in this program rather than back. We want to connect the dots going forward, not necessarily back. Okay, and around the screen Cynthia Sinclair, Stephanie Dalton, and Winston Welch. Welcome to the show you guys. Hello. So let's talk about you know what is happening now and what strikes you about about the disease and my first question is what you know what have we learned over the past few days? What are the revelations that make you feel worse about the disease? Are you more scared? Are there things that are more threatening? Who wants to go for Stephanie? You like to go first. I'm terrified by what I've seen on the videos visiting the wards, the COVID-19 wards in the hospitals around the nation. They even gone to rural hospitals, not just New York City. And then the interviews with the nurses and the medical people. This is something we don't want to get. We do not want to get this. You're probably referring to at least in part the doctor in New York who committed suicide because it was too stressful. And I think we're going to see more of that. It's very stressful. The media shows us how stressful it is. Cynthia, what about you? What has been more threatening these days about the disease? Well all the people that are calling into the poison control centers. They're trying to ingest some kind of disinfectant. If you can even find it on the shelves anywhere. But you can't be doing things like that. And Trump keeps telling people to do things like that. And I don't know if he realizes what an impact his words have. And if he does- Well, but it's not just Trump, Cynthia. We got a lot of misinformation and disinformation. I was telling you guys before the show began. I got this really horrible video this morning, a link that somebody sent me, demeaning Dr. Fauci. And so you have this information on all sides of this thing. People spreading conspiratorial rumors. People telling you about drugs that have no basis in science. And you know it's very scary. What do you do? And there's no easy handle on it as to the medicine or as to the steps to take. So Winston, let me turn it around for you. What are the good things that we've seen in the past few days? Where are we now? Is there anything out there that encourages you that progress is being made with respect to dealing with this virus, responding to this virus? I mean, there's the old adage where you focus on grows, which is true. But it doesn't mean that the other stuff isn't out there one way or another. So just because training doesn't mean that's not good for the plants. I've been heartened just by having a little bit more information out there overall as actual information. So the more we know, I think that can calm us down a little bit that says, okay, you're probably not going to get this by opening your mail. You know, these little snippets that come here and there in between. Is that true? Is that true? I'm not sure that's true. So many handled your mail who had the virus and he shed viral particles, virions is the name. On the mail, it's going to be on that envelope, that paper for several hours at the least. I think what they're going to find is that it's easier to get in some ways and harder and others. And there's other things out there where it said, why is this, why is it so virulent in some places and not in others? And they found 30 different strains of this virus already. Some are shedding 270 times as many viral particles. So some people may get a very weak version of this disease. Others might get a stronger version. I think more information that's true and correct, that's science based is going to help us a lot. I'm also appartent by all of this. There's an example, Winston. Well, like that, the study that shows that this is mutated into 30 strains or that the number of cases that are reported in places where we have proper reporting have come down like here in Hawaii. We're at one or two new cases a year. I'm sorry. Remember, wasn't there a study released out of California and completely debunked this week? It was a study that was threatening about the number of cases and it was debunked. It was not true. It was not faithful to medical or statistical or survey principles. It was very scary, but it wasn't true. Like science means you can replicate the data and that it's verifiable in another way. Mark Twain said there's liars, big liars and statisticians. You've got to sit through, you've got to figure out what's real, but I'm heartened by a lot of people, ordinary good people doing good things. Food banks being set up, alternative systems, people checking on their neighbors, corporations and cities stepping up in ways that are showing our true humanity and finding our goodness inside. We have a lot of examples of other things. It doesn't make the news so readily, but for every case where you find something that's terrible and awful, there's a lot of good stuff out there happening too and you don't have to look that hard to find it. So Stephanie, is Winston looking at this through rose-colored glasses because actually what's happening is the White House and the administration and Trump, they're confusing people and a lot of people, even people toward the base are losing confidence in the ability of the government to come up with one collaborative voice and do stuff, any stuff. We had a discussion the other day with, yesterday with our correspondent in Brussels and we talked about an article that was written for the Irish Times by an Irish political writer and the notion of the article was in the past, countries around the world have loved America, they've feared America, they've held America in awe, now they pity America because it's obvious to everyone who reads or everyone who thinks around the world that we are worthy of pity having a federal administration that does not know which end is up.  Not always, you caught me on a good day and I think little rose-colored glasses help these times. One day at a time, you know. Stephanie, what do you think? Well, I certainly value the rose-colored glasses that Winston wears. It's always good to have that among the multiple perspectives but the fact of the matter is that Fox is doing its part along with those other shows that proliferate in the conservative cycles. We're disparaging, they're disparaging all of the scientific findings and all of the value of the work. It's kind of the sort of thing, well, you're not a doctor, well then just because you didn't want to go to med school, you know, they have no clear, and Jay, you didn't, what would you have to go to law school for? You know that really? Well, what do you know any more about this than I do? It's kind of like this anti-intellectualism, I mean the Mao program, okay? So anybody that's gotten the education or expertise is of no use to anybody. Well, I think this is settling in, don't you? People are starting to realize that in large numbers, including overseas and they have the clarity of distance, you know, and when they say they pity us, it really hurts me to say that, you know, this was according to all that I know until recently, the greatest country in the world and now we have people who pity us because we simply can't get our act together in times of crisis. Cynthia, where are you on this? Are you in the rose-colored glasses department or they're not so rose-colored glasses department? I do have one good little snippet of something that came from Dr. Fauci this morning. A new Remdesivir study that has come through and shows very much promise. Remdesivir, if you don't know, was an antiviral drug that was created for the Ebola virus. So at any rate, I've got the numbers and everything for the mortality rate. With Remdesivir, it was 8% and with the placebo, it was 11%. So it's not a big gap, but it's enough. And then for the duration of the illness, the Remdesivir folks were at it for 11 days and the placebo people had it for 15 days. So it's looking like maybe it might shorten the virus. You know, it's one of many. I mean, I'm sure Winston, you've heard of a lot of drugs and sort of third-party stories of drugs that are under consideration. And I'm not talking about Lysol here. I'm talking about real drugs. I'm talking about drugs that, for example, the Japanese are researching, the Europeans are researching. And by the way, it's not clear to me that there's American collaboration in each case. I think some of these drugs are being, you know, researched in their country or in other countries other than the US. In any event, we keep hearing stories about variances. There's Avagan in Japan. There's a number of vaccines. I saw yesterday that there's a number of vaccines under consideration right now and that they're beginning trials in May or June. That's pretty quick on some of those vaccines. Gee whiz. I mean, this could make you optimistic. I'm not sure if it's, you know, it's ripe yet. But just thinking about the possibilities could make you, what have you heard about this? How do you feel about this? Well, I mean, these pharmaceutical companies are all kind of connected. So whether or not it's happening in Japan is probably owned by an American company that's based in Switzerland. So, you know, I think that it's actually by Fujifilm. By Fujifilm, yeah. And assets were maybe a potential. You know, we got to, again, science has to come in here of something that's replicable, but we'll take what we can get. And there will be different results depending on where it is. But we're a very resilient species. We're resilient peoples in this country.  I've been tested, honestly, this year, but there are hundreds of millions of wonderful people in this country that are putting their thinking caps on. They're opening up their hearts. And we will get through this together. You know, but you raise an interesting point Winston. It's the notion of false confidence. If we do something too early, you know, if we say, oh, this drug works, if we do a shortcut trial, for example, it's why the FDA traditionally has been so concerned about, you know, full tilt trials. If we do it too quick, and people get sick and die, not because of the disease or the efficacy of the drug, but because the drug kills them, then you're going to have a loss of public confidence in the whole bloody system. This is a great concern. Of course, if there's a lack of efficacy, that would be bad too. But if people die as a result of the drug itself, they're not going to take the next drug. They're not going to have any confidence in the system. This is very detrimental to public confidence and thus to our democracy. So, you know, it's very important the government does does the right thing. I'm not sure that right now I have a lot of, if the government said Remdesvir is great, try it. If Trump got up in the Rose Garden and said, try it, we'd love it. I wouldn't take it. Sorry. Not unless I had no other options at all. In vaccines, there are a number of them in the market. I mean, in trials, not on the market. No, no, not on the market. Well, you know, it's got to be right. It can't, you know, we've already had our confidence tested. Well, and that's it, Jay. I think we're getting this rolled out in little tiny bits. You hear, we were extended our quarantine until the end of May in Hawaii. And you hear this, you know, Dr. Birx or Dr. Fauci or the CDC said, you know, we're pretty going to much be social distancing for the foreseeable future, at least till the end of the year. Colorado schools, they called off school till the end of the calendar year. So it's dripping and dropping because you can't tell people all of a sudden, hey, you're not going to be able to see your friends and happy bridge parties for a year. They don't want to hear that. And it's too much information. But as it comes out and we get used to it and we find alternative ways of being together like this. Yeah, I want to go back to that confidence thing. Okay. Up till now, and I didn't major in American history, but I did minor in American history in college. And, you know, I thought Rosie the Riveter was a moment in history. And I think of Rosie the Riveter, you know, putting off B124 bombers every few hours on the assembly line somewhere in Michigan, Michigan, remember Michigan. So, you know, the problem is if we can do a B124 in a matter of hours, how come we can't do a fringing mask? A mask. It's not complicated. There are no, you can quote me on this, there are no electronics in a mask. It's easy. And yet we have people in the sewing circles making masks. We can't seem to do that. Nor can we do testing.  We are behind this great country of ours is behind on testing. Not only that, but we lie about it. So, does this give you confidence, Stephanie? I'm absolutely, you know, I'm just in pieces about the whole thing. First of all, it's all about they're not wanting to know anything. So they don't want to know the number. So that's the testing. That's the testing impediment. Never wanted to know about it. Don't want to know how bad it's going to be because of nothing but bad news. And then they don't want to disrupt the economy by using that particular act because they don't want to get anybody in a mess and cut back on their productivity and income or even for a minute. So there's that problem. Well, that's the biggest problem of all, Stephanie. And I want to turn to Cynthia on that problem. Okay, we have to start the economy. Do we actually, I think the idea came from Trump himself. And then we have this ying and the yang thing back and forth upside down about and the most recent statement is, I am not going to extend my guidelines for the end of the shutdown. In other words, we're in reopening now. I'm not giving you any guidelines for the end of the reopening. It's a free for all, just like it is in buying and selling PPE. It's a free for all you guys do what you want. I'm not limiting you. And so this is a, well, is it of concern that we now have a situation where the president who has been on both sides of this issue, you never know when a given day what he's going to say is now saying, I am not going to limit you from reopening. Go for it, boys. I think it's terrifying that he's doing that. But by the same token, all these states that we're going to open up, none of them met that 14 day downward trajectory that was part of those guidelines. So all these red states that we're going to open anyway would have been in trouble and would have been going against what the federal government was required. So in order to remove that is why he said he's not going to. Right. I agree with you. So Winston, you know, here we are in the reopening and there's great concern about the reopening creating a second wave. What are your thoughts about that? Are you concerned about that? Do you have a solution for it? I don't have a solution for anything. Just stay calm, be nice, be kind, share aloha, and not the virus. When you go out, you can really only control your own actions at this point, and you can have some influence on other people. You know, when you are out, wear your mask. That's a basic thing. Wash your hands. These are, this is not rocket science. You mean we shouldn't stop doing that? No, we should have never not been doing it. Do you think the people in Michigan will continue to do it? You know what, the people in Michigan are going to be the people in Michigan, and we just got to do what we can do for ourselves. It's up to some individual responsibility here. Good leadership will float to the top, and we can compare states right now. We can compare our countries right now. What was different about state A versus state B, city A versus city B? We have different models right now, and so that's going to help us as we go into phase 2, 3, 4. I don't even know if we're going to talk about waves over time. This thing's going to be around until the end of days, so we're going to learn to live with this virus. Eventually it will weaken or we'll get vaccinated or something, but for right now, we just got to say, okay, we're here, we're with it. How are we going to best deal with it and continue on with as normal lives as possible? Yeah, absolutely, and every state can look at it in its own way, but I'd like to add a point, though. In state A, let's call that a red state. In state A, they're not too concerned about hand-washing and social distancing and all that, and they think everybody ought to reopen. I mean, it goes further than the barber, the tattoo parlor and all that, and everybody ought to reopen. Let's get this economy going, okay? And they have called it a second wave or a resumption of the first wave or a continuation toward the apex, whatever, okay? But you can get on an airplane in state A, and you can go to state B, which has been very good. And state B is not a red state. State B has taken the discipline. State B has flattened the curve. And my concern, Winston, is that if state A goes wildfire, second wave or otherwise, then state B is going to catch it. We live in a country with a constitution, requires free commerce among the states. Doesn't that affect the whole country? Well, we've got to shut down here right now, Jay. If you're coming into Hawaii, the hundred people who are actually coming here for vacation every day, effectively interstate commerce, while there's ships becoming and bringing stuff, our main imports or export of tourism is it's shut down.   Eventually is the right word. There was an MSNBC last night, there was some official from the Flight Attendance Union. And she was saying in this country with very few exceptions, I think there was only one exception, JetBlue. Sorry. There was only one exception, JetBlue. You can get on a plane without a mask, you can fly the flight without a mask, and furthermore, the stewardesses, the flight attendants are not required to wear masks. By the end of the travel change, end of the week, everyone will wear a mask on every flight every time. I think that's a good prediction, Winston. But you know, Stephanie, you were talking before about second wave and all that, and in the second wave in 1819, can you talk about that? I mean, is the second wave different in some way than the first wave? Yeah. Yeah. You know what? It's not two waves. There were three waves. Okay. And I've been reading these articles out of the CDC and in the scholarly reference here. Get this. In 1920s, the estimate of the deaths was in the vicinity of 21.5 million people died. Okay. And another, and lately, there's a higher estimate of the reworking of the data. And of course, there was much missing data than we're talking a long time ago, that now the figure is ranging between 24 to 39 million people dead in three waves of that epidemic and a pandemic. And the third one didn't hit the U.S. as much as it hit other places. Well, but that was then. That was then. That was 100 years ago. And what did people know about social distancing then, Stephanie? Well, we only have the scientific method now. I'll answer the question for you. They did know about social distancing. And they tried to do that then and they had masks then. That's all they had. But we also have the scientific method really worked up good. And that's what the world's waiting for is our capacity to do that work at that level that gets us what we need to not have 40 million people dead by the time this is over. And we're talking about only a couple of years. And so, I mean, that is a far cry from what we've got now. We're at 1 million and we've gotten there really fast. And I don't want to be the gym stay girl, but hey, this is just startling that it was that high. It was that. Cynthia, I want to talk about the effect of a second wave. So if you start right now today, you have a lack of confidence in the government. I mean, I think most people do and more and more people are developing that lack of confidence every day. And you're not sure about the science and whether the science is actually going to get to us. And it's going to work for billions of people because it's got to work around the world, not just in Oahu. It can work everywhere. So the question I put to you is, how are people going to feel about reopening the economy if we try now and then have a second wave or an increase later? They're going to have a reaction to that. They're going to say, gee, didn't we just do this and it didn't work? And now I'm more, what are they going to say? Well, there's a lot of people right now that are saying this will happen. So don't open because it's just going to be everywhere. And once it does happen, hopefully, right, the people that aren't being careful that are falling that are falling for all this misinformation, that I hate to say it mainly red states that want to follow Trump's sort of kool-aid logic, I don't know if they will ever change their mind. I don't know if they'll ever come around to the science of this. Whereas the other people, we already know that it's not a good idea. So all we can do is hope that these other people, when they see the numbers provided we get the numbers because the lack of testing. Well, what I'm talking about though is the economy. Right now we have a, you know, in my heart, and I think in all of our hearts, we're looking forward to reopening. We're looking forward to go to the barbershop and walk around and do business. I don't need a barbershop. I want to put that clear right now. I have a little thing that I can lend it to you. So, but the point is, you know, in my heart, in all of our hearts, we want to go back to an ordinary, you know, commercial life and get the things that we need to feel, you know, that we're in charge of our lives. And we're limited to that. And I think we all want to go back to that. And the question is, you know, do we go back to that? How much control do we put on this? We're all happy because, you know, we haven't been sick. But how much control do we put on it to avoid? So Winston, I mean, I'm the Grinch and you're more optimistic about it. Are people going to lose confidence the second time so that they are so afraid that the economy never really opens up? Now, we'll, we will open up. We'll figure out how to do it and we'll figure out how to do it well. We're going to look at states like Hawaii, which will open up properly and correctly. And then there'll be some slip up where they let someone on the plane and they said, oh, well, we didn't test them or whatever. So, and they'll tamper down right away on that outbreak when it happens. It's going to happen. But then we'll learn something from it and we'll say, okay, you're not coming on Hawaii on a plane here until you get tested three days beforehand, then the day beforehand, and then one day after three days after, or whatever it is, we'll learn from that. And that will spread to factories. It'll spread to farms. It'll spread to the red states too, because those people by and large still immunize their kids against everything, mostly, you know, so it will spread. We'll get best practices. We do, we got to remain optimistic because the alternative is not good. It may be motivating, but we need to find what's working and promote that so that we have every advantage on our side. Yeah, so it's a, it's a balance, of course, and we have to use what we know. And, you know, we really do have to have food and we can't see the food chain, you know, dissolve the way it is in some places in the country. But at the same time, we have to have our health. It doesn't work. You can't enjoy life if you don't have life, so to speak.  This is the big moral ethical question of our time. And it goes for all the red states and the blue states. What do you pay attention to first? Can you walk in true gum at the same time? And in what measures? And this is the last, this is your summary of the show. So be careful what you say. Well, I fear that people are going to be very, very angry as this thing starts to explode. And I think they're going to be angry and then they're going to be dying angry because there's nothing wrong with our government. There's nothing wrong with our expertise, our science. It's the people that are making the decisions in the government that are not allowing us to assume the role that we ordinarily would have taken, which was leading the world forward in this and unlocking all of our resources and talents and capacities on January 1 with a president or, you know, people making decisions that knew what they were doing. I am telling you, I am terrorized by those numbers. And I actually didn't know it was that high. But why is that not going to happen again? As soon as everybody goes out, what's going to happen to them? So unless we locked in, anyway, I don't know what the actual remedy is, but somebody needs to take a hold of this. Okay, wait, let me ask Winston. Winston, what is the remedy? Give us one minute of your solution to the balance and the priorities going forward. It's not going to get inside of a minute, but basically, you know, do what you can do. Control the controllables, whatever those are. That's what you can do. You can control your controllables. There's a lot that you can't control. It's just brought into more focus now than it used to be three months ago. But you still had a lot of uncontrollables three months ago. We just didn't talk about them as much. So control what you can control. Look out for each other. Share a lo-ha, especially with yourself, and then go out from there. Okay, Cynthia, I don't feel as fair unless you have a closing on this too. Go ahead. You know, and I know this is crazy because it comes from a very, very famous kids show, Frozen. I am frozen too. There's this saying that she has to live by. Take a deep breath, and then do the next thing. You do the next right thing. So take a big breath. Don't go, oh, I forgot about the first part. Don't get overwhelmed. Deep breath, then do the next right thing. That's perfect, Cynthia. That's perfect. And that's one of the reasons we renamed the show. Coronaville, what's next? Thank you, Cynthia. Thank you, Winston. Thank you, Stephanie. Great discussion. Will I see you next week? Yes, man. Thank you so much. Aloha.


Toba, content, framework, and metamodel. So if you don't know what I mean, it's a diagram that looks a bit like this. There are lots of other supporting diagrams that go behind it, but this is the most complex version of it. What does it show? It shows the thing in your enterprise that you need to architect, and the relationships between them that you need to be interested in. The major changes that have gone in in version 9.2 have already shown you the version of this for business architecture. So we've put in additions to support the new material in business architecture. We've rationalized the IT architecture, and we've made some changes to the box at the top. So let's start with the box at the top. It did have a very odd name called architecture principles, requirements, and roadmap. We've simply now called it general entities and highlighted the fact that these are effectively characteristics of everything else in the metamodel. We've moved the location entity into this category, because location shouldn't be something that just sits in the business architecture with one or two random links to a few things. It is a characteristic of every part of the enterprise. The location is a significant factor. So we've taken the location entity out. We've put location into general entities. And for any of those of you who have got a photographic memory and can remember back from the TOGAP 9.1 metamodel, the location entity was colored, which meant that we saw it as an optional extension. By moving it into the general entities category, we're effectively saying that entity isn't optional. It's no longer an extension. It's something that you really do need to take very seriously. Going back to business architecture. Right, business architecture. I've shown you this picture before. What have we done? We've put in these three new entities. Why have we put these three entities in? It is to make our business architecture closer to business architecture in ArchiMate and closer to business architecture in organizations like the Object Management Group. In doing this work, we have worked very closely with the business architecture guild. So what we're doing is aligned with what's called BizBock. So that is significant. We're continuing to work on that, but those three things have been a significant influence on the changes that we've made to the business architecture area in the TOGAP content framework and metamodel. So you see, we've now put in lots of changes to relationships, for example, linking course of action to goal, value stream to goal, business capability to function, value stream to business capability, actors to value streams. So there's been a lot of thought going into the mapping of the work that we've done in phases A and B on business architecture. Finally, down in the world of IT architecture, we've done some rationalization. First of all, we've changed platform service to technology service. Not a major change, but it reflects the fact that the technology architecture is a lot more than just the provision of APIs. So it's renamed technology service. More significantly, we've actually rationalized the relationships. So now there are relationships at the top level, conceptual level, at the logical level, and the physical level. And we've actually shown that technology service exists for a purpose. In the TOGAP 9.1 metamodel, if you look very closely, there doesn't appear to be any relationship that means that we needed platform service. So that's a bit of an error that's got fixed. But it is altogether tidier, neater, and more consistent.


Hello, if you're wondering which one is best terracotta or plastic, this video is for you. The type of container we use will largely depend on our lifestyle, how we take care of our plants, as well as personal preference. But if you're wondering which one is best for you, here are some pros and cons for plastic pots and terracotta pots. So here are some advantages for plastic pots. First of all, plastic tends to be very light, which is very helpful in a number of ways. For example, if we tend to move our plants a lot, plastic is very light and it's not going to be so heavy for us to carry them. For me, this is very handy when I am watering my plants. I tend to water my healthy plants all together, so I go around my house, check for the plants that need watering, and carry them to a specific spot. So given that the plastic containers are very light, it is very easy for me to just carry my plants and put them wherever I need them to be. Another great thing about plastic being very light is that it can help you check if your plant needs water. Since the container is very light, you can check if the soil feels light. And this is a very good sign that the soil is dry and ready to be watered. If you don't water your plants so often and tend to underwater your plants, plastic can be very helpful. Unlike terracotta, plastic is not porous, so the only way the water gets out is through the drainage holes and by evaporation from the top. And therefore, the water and moisture for your plants is contained in the plastic pots for a little bit longer than if they were in a terracotta pot. This is especially helpful with plants that thrive in high levels of humidity or plants that need the potting mix to stay moist at all times. Another very good advantage of plastic pots is that they come in a great variety. As you can see, plastic pots come in many sizes, colors and shapes. You can even find plastic pots that are completely transparent and this is very good for when we need to see their roots, how they're developing and for projects with leka and plants. So in that sense, plastic tends to be very helpful. Durability is also a great feature that comes with plastic pots. So as you can see, I always save the nursery pots that I get in the plant shop and I know that I can keep using them with other plants. This is because they are very durable, they are very hard to break and that's very useful. As opposed to terracotta, which is very easy to break. The last advantage that I see in plastic containers is that they're very affordable. Compared to terracotta or other materials, plastic is very cheap. So in this sense, you can get many pots for your plants at a great variety but you don't break your bank. Although plastic comes with many advantages, it also has disadvantages. And the first one is a very big one. As you may know, plastic containers take years and years to decompose. So once we're done with them, they're going to continue to pollute our planet for generations and generations. According to my research, newer plastic pots can be partially recycled. So if you go for a plastic pot, I would recommend that you look at the bottom and look for information about the recyclability of the material. And make sure you clean your pot before you take it to the recycling center. Now, if you're someone that tends to overwater your plants, plastic may not be the best material for you. As I said before, plastic containers retain lots of moisture and they retain it for a longer period of time. So if you tend to water your plants very often and sometimes you overwater your plants, plastic containers will not be helpful for preventing overwatering. In that case, I would recommend that you go for a terracotta pot, which is more porous. Also something to consider if you have plants that like the potting mix to dry out in between waterings. In that case, plastic may not be so helpful to them, as it really contains lots of moisture for longer periods of time, and this can cause root rot for your succulents or for your cacti. Ok, now let's talk about terracotta. The first advantage of terracotta is that it is a biodegradable source. So once we're done with our container, we can rest assured that it will break back down to its original components. And this is way better for our planet. Another advantage is that terracotta is very porous. This is great for our plants at least because of two reasons. The first one is that if you tend to overwater your plants, the terracotta will absorb the excess moisture in the soil. And in that sense, the potting mix will be moist but not wet, which is great to prevent overwatering. The second reason is that because terracotta is so porous, oxygen can travel through the material very easily, which is great for the roots of our plants. Remember, if you use terracotta pots for your plants, you will have to check the soil more often. This is because it will tend to dry out faster, so you may have to water your plants more often, especially if you have plants that like the potting mix to be moist at all times. Another advantage for terracotta pots is that they are heavier. This can be taken as an advantage if you have a heavy plant or a plant that tends to grow as a vine. So even if your plant is growing downwards and is heavy, the terracotta will be able to support it. This would not be the case with plastic because as we said, plastic is a very light material. So if you have plants that tend to be more heavy or grow downwards, terracotta can be a very good option for you. And another advantage for terracotta is that it is really beautiful. I love using terracotta pots for my plants because it gives our house a more rustic and organic look. Some disadvantages for terracotta include, first of all, that it is a heavy material. I know that I said that this is an advantage, but it can also be a disadvantage, especially if you tend to move your plants a lot. For example, in my case, I moved my plants to water them. And the plants that I have in terracotta pots are way heavier to carry than the ones that I have in plastic. So that makes it a little bit more tiring for me to care for these plants. The heavy weight of the pot is also not useful if you'd like to check if your plant needs water by lifting the pot up. This is because the pot is very heavy by itself, so you won't be able to check if the soil is lighter because it's missing water. Of course, there are other ways to check your soil, but if you like this specific method, terracotta would not be useful. If you are an underwaterer, the prosody of terracotta may not be so helpful. As I said before, the terracotta absorbs water from the potting mix. So if you water your plants not so often, they may become more thirsty in a terracotta pot. And if you consider your watering schedule plus the porosity of the terracotta, and you combine these two with a plant that needs lots of moisture, this is not gonna be a good combination because the soil will tend to go dry faster. And your moisture-loving plant will not be happy. But of course, if you prefer terracotta because it's more sustainable, we'll just have to make sure that we're checking the soil so we're not under-watering our plants. The third disadvantage of terracotta is that these pots tend to be relatively more expensive. So if you have many, many plants and you want to put them all in terracotta pots, this can cost a large amount of money. So in conclusion, the material of your pot will largely depend on what's important to you, the type of plants that you have, and how you care for them. If you want your indoor gardening to be more sustainable and environmentally conscious, I would say terracotta is the best choice. However, if this is too expensive for the amount of plants that you have, and of course we don't want to break the bank, what I would recommend is a mix of terracotta and recyclable plastic pots. Another tip that I can give you to pick the material that would be best for you is to check the requirements for your plant. If you have a plant such as this one that needs lots of moisture for long periods of time, maybe you can try plastic. But if you want to try terracotta for them, it is okay. All you have to do is to keep checking the soil to make sure that it is moist and doesn't dry out completely. Also, check the way you water. If you are an over-waterer, terracotta is going to be very helpful. Whereas if you are an under-waterer, plastic will help you retain more moisture in the potting mix. And as we learn with our plants, we can see which materials we prefer, depending on where we are in our plant journey. And I would love to hear about you, which materials you prefer and why. Make sure to comment below so we can all learn together. And as always, I will see you in the next one. Okay, ciao!


The latest push to restore voting rights for release felons has faltered. Minnesota law bans felons from voting until they have completed parole or probation. But there has been an effort at the Capitol to restore those rights after felons are released from prison. The House Public Safety Committee narrowly voted to put that legislation on hold ahead of a key deadline for legislation to be considered this session. That action likely means the effort is stalled for another year. Those in favor of the measures say restoring voting rights is right back into society once they are released from prison. Opponents expressed concern about people who are convicted of serious crimes like murder. The legislation garnered a handful of GOP co-authors this year. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


Prime Minister, are those kind of numbers at laxation, that's side-ministered? Yes, we had the Parliums from the Charlie-Yacan-Disney stuff. What does it mean for the party, Prime Minister? When you win the bi-election. Is this summit going to give more than lip service to the idea of doing away with agricultural substance? I hope to be able to make some progress, I haven't expected at all any miracles. There's always a caution against any expectation in that regard. But I hope we will make some progress, I know that a number of us are looking for something. Don't have something tangible, quite, yeah? Well, the night is young. Good night.


Imagine the country you live in being hit by a less and less fertile soil making crop growing increasingly difficult. Trans-Turban conditions prevail in the Indian capital and now there are fears of early desertification on the region. Their certification and erosion are both concerns. Soil is the habitat upon which zillions of lives thrive. Because of that thriving life, everything grows. We eat food, other animals grow, everything happens because soil is rich. Once there is no restlessness in soil, then you have forsaken the planet in many ways. We talk of carbon, we talk of emissions, we talk of pollution at various levels. Before all that we need to address the most important concern because there is a misunderstanding in the world. There is a campaign to project civic issues as environmental issues. Right now if plastic bags are floating around in New York City, this is not an ecological issue, this is a civic issue. If our rivers are polluted, this can be fixed. In one or two years, if you set up the necessary purification plants and enforce the law, these are civic issues which can be fixed with a little bit of law enforcement and awareness. But the real issue is soil. The United Nations Agency is with enough scientific data. But they are clearly saying that we have soil, agricultural soil for another 80 to 100 crops on the planet. This is 45 to 60 years is what we have agricultural soil. We are calling this as soil extinction. You have heard of dinosaurs going extinct, you have heard of lotus going extinct, but this is soil extinction is what we are looking at. The real problem is soil extinction because in the last 30 years, 80 percent of the biomass insects have disappeared from the planet, 80 percent.  So in 45 years time or 50 years time, there will be serious food crisis on the planet. It's inevitable. When food crisis comes, well, whoever has the biggest guns will come and take the food. And the chaos and the suffering that we will create for populations around the world is unimaginable.   So this is not to paint a dark picture. This is a reality which has happened many times in our history and once again it is being predicted by top scientists in the world. So what are we going to do? Why is soil going away? Where is it going away? See, what is sand becomes soil if you add organic content to it. What is soil becomes sand if you take away all the organic content. If you go into rainforest, the organic content in the soil will be over 70 percent. In normal agricultural soil, the minimum organic content that has to be there to call soil soil is 3 to 6 percent. 3 percent is the most minimum. But today, for example in India, 62 percent of India's soil, the organic content is 0.5 percent or below that. So literally we are on the verge of desertification. This is across the world. This is not in one country. In United States, the way the land has been used in terms of herbicides, weedicides, pesticides, well we need to understand nearly 82 to 86 percent of biodiversity is within the first 12 inches of top soil. When we flower with machines like tractors flower to a depth of 9 to 12 inches and leave it open. This means we are destroying the biodiversity completely. What biodiversity means is it's the humus in the soil. The word human comes from the word humus. That means this is actually living soil. So it's very, very important that soil becomes the focus because if you put one third to 40 percent of the land, especially in the tropical world under tree shade, your climate change could be easily reversed. Land is getting hot simply because it is plowed or it is paved. Land has to go under vegetation, whatever kind, natural grasses, bushes, trees, whatever, because all these are serving the ecological activity. And we must also understand soil is a very significant carbon sink. And soil is the largest water soak on the planet and soil is the basis of all life. This 36 to 39 inches of top soil on average around the planet is the basis of 87 percent of life on this planet. To keep the biodiversity alive is the most important thing that we need to do right now. Unless we start now, this will not happen. As a part of this, we are unfolding a movement called Conscious Planet to bring maximum number of people. Right now it looks like climate change, ecology, all these are playgrounds for the rich and elite. Now this must change. Individual human beings should become conscious about the danger that we are facing. Ecological issues must become election issues and political parties must give significance to ecological issues in their manifestos. Governments must be elected for their concern for ecological issues. This needs to happen. So we are seeing how to bring about a policy recommendation for 192 countries. The rally is starting on 21st of March, which is the equinox day in London. And from London it's a single lone motorcycle riding through 24 countries, 30,000 kilometers, reaching the Cauvery Basin where we are on ground working in a river basin which is 83,000 square kilometers and 5.2 million farmers work here. The very body that we carry is soil. Without soil being rich and well, this body and every other life cannot be well. So in terms of ecology, in terms of climate change, the most important thing is that we need to have a conscious approach as to how we manage our soil, how we rejuvenate our soil, how we revitalize our soil. This conscious approach and creating a conscious planet is what is most important. Without involving large mass of people, this will not become a reality because we are democratic nations. Unless people say this is what they want, that is not going to happen. So let's create a conscious planet. Let us make it happen.