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And welcome all to another exciting edition of the Power Trading Hour with me your humble lovable and squeezibly soft host as always we love to come to you at this time the following takes place between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. well we're off nine points although we did get out 2900 on the S&P cash still off 150 on the Dow let me update that just to make sure sometimes that one doesn't update no it's updated 150 on the Dow that's a negative negatory big what was that CB things wouldn't big daddy big something we'll have to think about it anyway off 150 on the Dow 30 Nasdaq still off 24 Russell's up three and a half and of course there's always that thing where anytime we get a little bit of news thinking the trade deal isn't going to be there and of course you got the kids in the back seat going are we there yet are we there yet are we there it's going to take a while for this thing to get done it's not happening overnight no matter what anybody says I understand the yellow German journalism on the major cable channels has to kind of carry it because that's you know you got 24 hours you got to fill it with something and they had to give up on the occlusion thing so now maybe they can get another jet crash like ML what was that the one over there something else they're going to get something else that they can beat like a dead horse but until then they're going to go round and round and round on this stuff and doesn't make it happen any quicker maybe even keeps it from happening for a little later maybe because all the attention if it probably didn't have any attention probably like these whack jobs that go out and shoot up places they probably wouldn't have as many anyway and I'll get off my soapbox although I like being on it I've actually never seen a box that was one I could stand on that contained soap but maybe maybe someday I will see one anyway we're waiting again for earnings out after the bell so we'll talk about that today really want to look at what the volume is doing and again we went lower we've got significantly better volume for a couple of times lower we've got about 4.6 billion shares as we start the show this is a kind of about where the volume should be my guess is that we're going to see continued selling until we get through some of these bigger IPOs they need to sell shares now to raise cash for shares into next week so you know if you're a dog haven't performed you're probably for sale if you have been running hot lately and they're probably not the first ones that are going to sell they're going to sell the dogs at least right now because they don't have to sitting like the stock market's already down 10 or 15% and then they don't want to sell they don't want to sell their losers they want to hold on to them and sell their winners that's a little different than this but we've got Uber coming up on the 10th we've got a handful of other IPOs I think when I saw it there was maybe 10 or 12 billion dollars of IPOs stacked up I don't know how many of those are actually going to make it to market been trying to keep an eye on it but they're pretty close lipped when things aren't going real great if they're oversubscribed they're yelling and screaming out on the street corner but you know Uber had to be dropped down by 20-25% to get people to say enough people to say okay that they could go out and push for the rest but again it's still a lot of money that money's got to come from somewhere and right now kind of going to come from selling probably maybe half or maybe even more it's going to come from selling stocks that probably you know if you're going to get rid of a dog this is probably a good time to do it and get maybe a faster horse and an IPO maybe it'll move and make your numbers look a little bit better if you're a hedge fund manager yeah just like Brexit yeah it's going to happen when it happens I just don't understand the whole trying to avoid it kind of thing why not just get out in front of it but you know I guess that's why I'm not a politician I just couldn't stand there and do nothing but that's me okay so oh I was going to go back to a few other things that want to look at of course we saw the dollar spike it's up only about nine cents today 9750 it's still you know yesterday and the day before look like you could get the kind of power to go hit a hundred looks to me like the Treasury Department and the government the bankers are all in here trying to keep the dollar from moving too quickly but it certainly looks like now to me that is more than likely in this higher trading range and above 97 now that we might slip all the way to par 100 on the dollar index kind of a psychological thing more than anything else so what else do we have going on looking at the you know we've got some things that were pretty horrible we got some earnings from last night and like I said we'll talk about earnings after the belt tonight we'll do a little history and we'll get into all of that one of my favorite patterns is starting to show show up in earnest we're going to go through as many of those as we can today also but first we got to do a little history that's what it is good buddy I couldn't remember I thought it was big buddy you never know on this day in history in 1972 near after nearly five decades as director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation J. Edgar Hoover dies leaving a powerful government agency without the administrator who've been largely responsible for his existence of shape Hoover came to the forefront of the federal law enforcement during the so-called Red Scare of 19 19 and 20 God we need him back now we got a bunch of filthy reds back just a little bit of tongue-in-cheek there folks but not too much with all good humor there's a bit of truth in it the former librarian set up a card index system listing every radical leader organization publication in the United States and by 1921 headed mass some 450,000 files and yeah you wonder if how all those FBI files ended up in the White House and people and politics that's the problem with the FBI is that sometimes it's used for political means to an end he certainly was one of those folks had a lot of blood on his hands for Martin Luther King to the the Kennedy brothers boy did he have some stuff on them man if you ever read about that I'll turn your hair white and I like 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TFNN.com now and experience all the upgrades TFNN.com educating investors call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> and we're off five points on the S&P cash down 120 on the Dow Nasdaq's now down off about 13 so getting a little bit better we can't allow this market to sell off even if you're only going to make one thin dime you've got to buy the dip get it by the dip as I as I've been talking there's a pattern that I watch for that generally tells the end of a big continuing market hire and that is Joe Denapoli's double repo pattern I his research from using some of the earliest PCs which was actually a CPM machine when I talked to him very enlightening how he did a lot of this stuff but it's are there better things there kind of is the I've got my machine learning models but probably the best way to show it and for people to do it at home is this and that is generally you have something like a three by three displaced moving average which is just three days put off into the future so if we took the last at the close today we took the last three days and averaged them and put them out three days that would give kind of a line that goes out past today you can actually when you see it you can see the three days here as I'm pointing to it and you know kind of the ballistic curve there's nothing magic about moving averages and I I hate to even bring this up sometimes because I really kind of despise moving averages it's just that the shorter moving averages do kind of make a ballistic curve that you can trade against nothing magic about it and certainly if you start doing the longer moving averages you'll see how the longer that they go out kind of the exact same thing as the longer the forecast for the weather it becomes more and more meaningless I guess that's why the short ones at least have a little bit of validity but they when you get into this kind of pattern it does kind of show you that if you continue to get light volume at highs it does make a very good pattern anyway you get your baseline and that is from the three by three displaced moving average or a nine by a nine day moving average something kind of short in fact not a lot of difference point is six and nine day moving average when you actually go back and test it by the way I could use shorter ones but kind of the same thing they're not that different what you are looking for is 10 to 15 days above moving average a little bit below it a handful of days below it above it and then a decidedly significant candle that shows you that you've got a reversal at least short-term reversal the next close underneath that line is the signal that that stock or market is tight as a top out we got that or a little bit today and some of the ones that we're looking at I'm watching this one right now is avnet AVT it's a distributor of electronic components I'm gonna do as many of these as I can maybe I'll run out we'll get to some of the other stuff didn't really know how long I had let's see what else we have out here car part CP RT is another good one now what you really want is a more significant swing that I'm showing in this one and that's why I showed that AVT one first much better looking much better swing but here's another one that this is what I like to see in the Equifax you've got it great you've got 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 days above it you go a handful of days below it you get like three days above it yesterday you get the reversal back underneath it and as long as it stays underneath that you know you've got a good chance if the market turns sour to make some big dough the projection for the double repo is back where it started so on Equifax if this continues and then accelerates we get a little volume maybe Monday Tuesday next week because of course we're still in quote quote fun buying and we're lower which is never a good signal in the market yesterday today if you can't rally I'm gonna say 20 points now in the S&P cash on a day during fun buying the second of the month there is some weakness to it anyway you got your close below it yesterday continuation today and you kind of just let that one show you what happens but generally the way that these things work is they kind of start off slow and then get fairly steep fairly quickly but that would be a nice trade 125 issues where you got your signal yesterday that would take you back to where this thing started which is about 110 not the end of the world but fairly nice trade options are fairly cheap fairly interesting and of course you got the option of hitting the next couple of days where we actually start the sell-off and had major sell-offs in May but generally start about the fifth so we're maybe just a little early and that I got a whole bunch of them last night my scans kind of also tells you something but we're close but we may still have a couple of days and that may be with fun buying over let's see if we got anything else here on these are a handful of ones I wanted to see how they did I want one here here's another good one global telecom and technology DG TT is the symbol on this one so in fact I want to do this I'm going to flip this over for you people who do not have art of timing trade charts maybe you do have something that shows a three by three displaced moving but if you not you can kind of get a nine-day moving average and it's kind of the same thing pretty close actually a little bit smoother so sometimes your entry into these is just a little bit later but this is exactly what you're looking for starting on the 29th of last of actually March you got one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen you get the reversal candle up there that's a huge bearish engulfing of the day before you come back underneath it you stay underneath it for four days you pop back above it you don't get any kind of significant volume as you do this is on the 26th of this month you get four days above it you get kind of a reversal yesterday without a lot of volume and generally this is a pattern that does develop without a lot of push either higher or lower until you close back below this day so there's this is I've seen this work so many times at the end of big runs and stocks that I'm always watching for it even though if it only happens every once a year even once every two years I continue to look at it happens a great deal more in commodities but it does in the stock market not exactly sure why but anyway this one's right at that level today but if you continue to kind of see this curve move lower is interesting but this takes you back at about 41 bucks to about 34 bucks where this actually started back on the 29th of March we'll do a couple more of these we'll go into summer earnings after the bell down five on the SP down 122 on the Dow NASDAQ off 14 Russell just up one and a quarter now crude finally cracked down two bucks the path of least resistance is 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about but I guess people in the coasts that are very trendy like that and inner out burger and stuff like that and we're kind of normal people down here in Clearwater Florida we don't cotton to those high-priced burger places United States Steel which of course the mob was bigger than if you listen to Hyman Ross and the Godfather to Planet Fitness Expedia Ariston Network Skyworks Solutions Fortnet I think Skyworks going to be important today because it's going to tell us about what they're thinking going forward probably one of the better companies to think about what the future of 5g is going to be and what they say in their earnings call tonight Tableau software a symbol on that is data first a solar I looked at that one FSLR and then we'll get back to our double repose our Eddie in action yeah doesn't look good does it back to maybe 58 on this one there's a lot of talk about spending money on green energy projects but I don't think that there's really the kind of appetite for that in the Senate may all the wishful thinkers may be in the house push on it a bit but I don't see where there are a lot of those green incentives are probably going to go through for either electric vehicles or some of the other fly-by-night idea like solar power that we've had you know money into for years still hasn't come up with any solution that's actually economically viable yet I know people don't like it when I say that but I guess you got to be a financial realist if you're gonna be a trader can't be a wishful thinker monster beverage corporation go daddy Viking herbal life nutrition El Poco loco and Makato Libre Beezer Homes CBS anything else out there and not that much and then of course tomorrow morning let's go ahead get down to that on Friday American Tower another company I'm gonna be interested in for telling us about what 5g or 10s for them got to be a lot more smaller antennas we've got some down here that they've been putting up in this area I've talked about it on the Tech Insider half hour with Tom O'Brien a few times we've got some that are just down the street from my house Johnson outdoors CBOE global markets noble energy so I don't think there's anything really that could move the market tomorrow American Tower would be just interesting in that sector probably a little pin action with Qualcomm going on in that too on Monday we get back in the morning with Cisco Bosch and Loam Tyson foods see a lot that moves this Monday morning either so we'll get back to this already in progress am I still there there we go give me call at<PHONE_NUMBER> especially if you have any questions about double repo patterns anyway one that's kind of setting up here that you want to watch for is for solar again we're gonna go do another one but this is the first day underneath after having about 10 to 15 days above it the couple below it couple above it and then the next move net next move down underneath that nine day moving average or three by three is when these things start falling apart this one probably does have fairly decent support at 57 guide wire software good another good indication of one that just really is going to close today underneath that uptrend line again you want a couple days below it couple days back above it and then the next close below it is when you pull the rip cord and you start getting the real destruction there is one else I wanted to look at here because we got a bunch of these that just dipped underneath yesterday he I kind of a similar thing this is hi-co the one I wanted to look at that I thought was the most important in all this bunch was the SMP equal weight ETF RSP you certainly I had a handful of days above and below and now yesterday and the confirming one today suggests that there will be pressure on the SMP for a while the target would be where this thing actually started back up above it and that's back to about 103 50 on the RSP are my charts working no the that's what I was going to say the com thing 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Okay, anyway, we were talking about RIDEX again, not a monster move back up here and given all things I'd probably be a little bit more bullish but I just have seen the markets top out with IPOs sucking so much money out of the market. Fairly quickly and of course being up here on no volume doesn't make me feel real warm and fuzzy as we got here. Let's see what else we have someone wants me to look at IBM. And yeah, you just had your drop for earnings on there.  I don't know this thing kind of gappy. I kind of stay away from those. But I don't think there's a whole lot in IBM for probably a couple of years and that's problematic. They're basically putting all of their eggs in one basket and that is quantum computers and Mr. Shor and his algorithm are all about what IBM is going to be in the future. Shor's algorithm is is what's really going to make machine not machine but make quantum computing work. That's basically what IBM is now put their entire future and bet on. Probably not a bad bet. It's just going to take years to come to fruition. But Shor's algorithm is making a guess. At you make a guess and you know, it's probably not going to be right. But then you can make a much better guess on the next time around, not just randomly make guesses, but a very clever algorithm that shortens the time frame down sometimes millions of times. So it can take a very complex problem and make it almost instantaneous on a quantum computer when those do come out. But I just I'm not feeling it.  And there's a long precedent for that. Of course, the NSA built that giant facility to save everything. For years when I put it up a year and a half ago, two years, something like that. I mean, this thing's a monster up there in Wyoming or somewhere out in the middle of nowhere. And one of the reasons why Western Digital and Seagate still had some good years in the last couple of years because that one place bought every hard drive damn near that they could make. Now, of course, they're busy filling those things up. But after the Second World War, same thing, even if they couldn't break it, they kept it and then they would break it later.  You can look up the vanilla. It's a banana papers. For that, is that right? I think it is. Or is that the nuclear explosion south of South Africa? I'll have to remember. Utah, thank you in 2014. Well, I think it didn't get finished until 2016. I think they actually they had that up there. Anyway, I'm pretty sure that the history of the CIA and the NSA has been to save literally everything because you'd never know when you go back and find those things and you can break them almost instantly, how many traders and spies you will find in your midst in those papers. And yeah, OK, to what else do we have? Take a look at some other stuff out here. GLD want to take a quick look at it. Yeah, it just looked like some market gas from the Fed speech yesterday. GLD still above 120, which doesn't really change anything over the last couple of days other than it's kind of hanging around in this territory. Adobe is one of the stocks that I think has given the first one of the first signals. It went up on a DBE, right, a DBE. OK, went up on no volume for a while. I mean, the last day of volume was a gap down on earnings and they still pushed it up. They guided down and everybody on the street said it's still going to the moon. I always wonder about people that when the people of the company tell you that it's not just going to be bad, but it's going to be horrible. And they keep on saying that they're oh, they're just saying bagging. They're just telling us that so that we won't put the earnings estimates up and they put them up anyway. I don't they just kind of acting asking for a train wreck? I think that's kind of what's happening in Adobe. They're probably not that bad, but certainly looks like it could get back in that two hundred and sixty dollar range with a issue here. Now, again, we're back at the point where this is going to be the first real day in a while that we're going to close under a nine day or three by three day moving average and then you probably get a couple of days below it. Couple of days above it, maybe a spike back to maybe two eighty five or something in the first couple of days the next week that also shows a giant reversal. I mean, you had many signs here in Adobe. The first one was this doji on the 29th of April and then the huge bearing and bearish and golfing that we had yesterday on this. Now, there wasn't a lot of volume and that's why I'm saying at the very beginning of these patterns in this double repo that signal a lot of tops in the market that you don't get it right off the bat. These things do pop back above briefly with no energy. Then the next big the next close underneath it. That's when you want to pull the trigger. So you have to wait. And that's a good pattern because it makes you wait. And if you get in early, then you get stopped out and then you kind of feeling bad and your mind isn't right. This one kind of makes you wait for it. And sometimes you have to pay up a little bit more. But a lot of times it's well worth it. And just watching how many of these stocks do it, I think it's going to be important. By sect F I X S F I X. It's fixed. Is that what this is? Yeah, stitch fix. A recent IPO, it hadn't been out here that long. Let's see if I can get exactly when is a range of apparel shoes, accessories through its website. Mobile app offers denim dresses, bosses, shirts, shoes, jewelry and handbags for men and women. This used to be known as the rack habit, changed its name to Stitch Fix in 2011. Yeah, they haven't been around that long. Headquarters in San Francisco. Yeah, I don't know if there's a whole lot to say about this. 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We're off about 12 points on the S&P cash, like I said. I think they're going to do the best they can to make a good retreat, not just all yell, throw their arms up and run, get shot in the back. They're going to try to hang this up as long as they can. Again, those IPOs coming through probably the big one through the 10th. So I think we're going to continue to see kind of weakness based on selling to get cash up for some of those. And again, if you can't rally on the second day of the month, you're in big trouble because that is the best that fund money can do. Crude oil cracking probably has a lot to with it. Energy is about 30 percent correlated to the market. So always a big deal. And a lot of stocks looking like they're rolling, like I said, like Adobe earlier, a question about Yeti holdings, which is a company that makes coolers, very expensive coolers. You know, I kind of wonder if they're made with diamonds or gold and silver, anything because they are massively expensive. But apparently they're very good, but they're a lot of knockoffs. They're probably 90 percent as good for 25 percent of the price, maybe around there. And what always disturbs me is that these kind of companies like GoPro, where you get a camera, I've got one for $30 that works as good as a $200 GoPro. Maybe 90 percent is good, right? But is it worth five times more, especially for something you might destroy? I mean, this isn't something you're going to be keeping in a phone box. So I'm always worried about companies that can actually get moved out fairly quickly. Again, thanks for the email from Pete about Yeti. Take a look at that one. Looks like a major failure. And of course, if you what you want to be looking for is the lock up period. And what was the lock update? 423. Surprise, surprise, surprise. Don't look high.


Welkom back. Welkom back. We are here, as we promised you, with the talk of the day, the discussion of the day. My name is once again Sankaraka Esu and I'm here to discuss the marriage thing. Watu wa nga wapakwa lewa, watu wa nga wapakwa, watu wa nga taka tukurimen single like the statistics now say that people get as old as 50 years, they are still single. That is what statistics say. We are here with the two phenomenal, two great people here to discuss this. We have Ouna Halai, that is the Yulem Super and we are here also with Muchi Muchi. They are not new into these platforms, but they will introduce themselves. Mugi Sema, everything about you, what you do, how your social media handles and then your view in life in general, not just on this subject, your view in life in general. We are going to start with the lady. Well, a very delightful morning to all of you. My name is Ouna Roslene Halai. I'm a student at Karatina University. I'm finally a student pursuing a bachelor's degree in criminology, criminal justice and public safety. Yes. Social media handles? Social media handles Ouna Roslene Halai on Facebook, Benz Legal on Twitter. And also I must say that I'm still hopeful and trusting the Lord that before the year ends, I'll be graduating, I'll be even powers to read more books. You know, potentially employer marks might be watching somewhere. True. Okay. Muchi Muchi. Yes, Muchi Muchi, the name on the idea to do manama. Not officially, but officially we're in the process. You are going to change it. Somebody did so last week. You remember, Zak Kinutia, the CIS sports. Oh, yeah? Yeah, he was called, he was a leader at the University of Nairobi some time back. I think he was the leader then David somebody then Babu Goten. Now he was called Zakareya Kinutia. Now he did away with Zakareya thing, now he's Zak Kinutia. In the idea, the certificates and everything. Are you in the same process? In the same process. What is your official name? Official name? I don't know. Oh, you don't know? I don't know. Tell us other things you want to say. You feel safe that we can look. Muchi Samul Muchi. Business man, entrepreneur, producer, director. Son of the most, Kamakawa. But of course the ladies man, Kamakawa, Kamadawa. Now some of you are maisha. Manzeo kumoka nilaz manasita fadali. I'll see you.  Because nima iskia. How could you touch so many things about God? I believe in God. My strength is the most. I am nothing without him. And I acknowledge that every single day I wake up. How I live. Ma pastakada wa taleta beefki dogo. I want to make those churches who say kumoka nilazima bile wu mesama. The surpassed house said that we don't want to put people in this church. Very true. If we don't want to put people in this church, kumoka nilazima wu moka sa bile wu mesama. Last ma, kuna atuana, they fall in love with poverty. Na ifa iku wa hiva man. We were not born to be put in this earth. We were born to be kingdom seekers and kingdom fulfillers. Now on the topic of the day before we leave you, when are you getting married?  Yum maharage ni ni nini nitu yapplayin this generation in this time. So mi kuwangu, mi rei ni kiyanzas turizangu, kumpraniya mbei chi zia apua la. Una una kama e zini. Na samanga in this life never say never. Yum, nezakonakiburi fula ri ni amu atei sita yo wa, alafu kisho, e napata nanada love of my life. Uko naisu plans bai bia?  Are you seeing Rose married some day maybe? Ya ya rumiko muhasa waza amado What? Rumiko muhasa waza waza I don't know when but I will have a fun So, hajolea kweza jibu wa. Aja jibu wewa. But she's coming to what I want. Yeah, piya, ano hoopaku oney, something like that. Ano hoopaku oney, because at finally, at least you should serve... If it was now the traditional, non-mohan trajectory, you could have had somebody maybe, you've started talking about Nandana kut orphana ma Kosoma Nanda Nandana Nyunkwa purchased We want to live everything for good. We want to be as free as possible. Now from both of you, it is clear that marriage is not in your diary right now, from both of you. And it is the case for the majority of youth in Kenya. Seventy-four percent of youth in the university now on our Gopa story and marriage, on our Gopa, like our Fikiri and both males, especially males, both janaimene, and especially males are not talking about it, our fatherly ladies are about sixty-four percent. So, why do you think youths fear marriage while it's an institution that was instituted by God and people get children and everything out of the marriage? To begin with, when you visualize the society that we are living in, about fifty percent of the marriages are leading to divorce. And that's why most of the people sit down and question the institution of marriage. You find that when most of the people who are ready in marriage are not enjoying it, then you ask yourself then why should you get in there when there's nothing to be happy about in it. So people just get what they want. That's why you find there are more single mothers and people who are doing parenting as a soul, as a person. Can we get personal with you? Why do youth, what reservations do you have about marriage? You ask, Rose. My fears about marriage, first of all, is to fall out in love with the person I'm married to. There's that possibility. There's a possibility because, casually, I've been loving people, but then I change. I'm loving them. I'm loving them as time goes by and I no longer love them. So it's you who has been causing this problem? So for a partner, I will not want it to get to that extent where I have unloved them or I no longer love them. And then you have kids with them, you have kids with him, you are legally married in church, and then you have unloved them. We will see how to sort this problem. That's why you think this problem is rampant. Why don't people want to get married? I won't put it on one reason. I will say that there are reasons for this. There are people who know themselves and they know what marriage works on principles. And they want to understand what the principles are required and how they can fulfill those principles. Kuna wale, when you are on a commitment, kuna wale wa mauna biliwa zaziwa wa mika wa taki wa maisha. So there is a lot of reasoning behind why the youth in general fear marriage. But I feel the most important should be wherever kujijua as a man. So kujijua na wale, what is required of you in this life and this society and then would you put in the aspect of marriage wale, can I fulfill what this woman wants, what this family requires of me and what is such a tu niye kituwekitu onside of kule ni kwa tabi ambaya. Ya ni kwa channel one news up on it. It's normal. I think in that process we can come back to us. He's talking about mtu labda ajiile wii. Tulabda bado ajiile wii. What do I need in life? So yondi na fanya, ago pe ku olewa. Don't you think kulewa wii uji amata ampia directions aside in life? Ampia direction ambaya. Sa sa iwi ni onataka to fa tahi direction, especially you ladies. One thing is when two people are together in the union of marriage and have signed that legal contracts have been united and they have united your life. Still these people are different and complete persons. So as a person for you to become the other person's best news or the other person's best person you need to have known yourself so that there's no baggage of me in marriage. No, I'm trying to learn myself. And I realize that I'm not the best person for you or you're not the best person for me. That's why there's an urge to prepare yourself. Yes, my friend at 23 got married. What are the experiences? Do they have good news to bring home? At the moment, it's still her first year in marriage. Everything is still very blissful. Everything is blissful. Do you admire that life now? No, I don't. Her life? I don't. But she's bringing back good news. She's bringing back good news. There's another person who's bringing bad news. I don't have one. So it's becoming complicated. Muchi, now you can finish for us your story about why you think people fear marriage. Reasons me more bro, ju. Ni kipige usabu. Ni konabuwezu palimta ani. Kichuwa ke foka zia ke nambawa ni jatoka ziko zi streets. So na yende kwa love liya jatoka kwa zi streets. Ana mi pango kupata day 1, 2, 3. And then there's a aspect piya kupendwa. So na yende kwa moku kupendwa. Nama day moku kunjwa moku kupendwa tukoku kumareji tukuskoku kumareji. So if you're getting the love na ujao lewa konini asa u go through the whole process ya ko lewa. I think this is why God doesn't want people to get into intimate relationship before marriage. Sababuwe wanao nge vitu wakumarewa nao nge and you're still not married so you're staying for very long. I agree with that point of view. It makes a lot of sense but baduk ya nga liya the life you're living right now. How many people do you know alkuwa vajinsa kenda ko lewa? Ata wanyu wako married api wako wano. Na vajinit iskwizi ni tricky especially kwa wanao me. How many people do you think are vajins by the time they get to me to graduate? Especially men? Do you think they are men? Men are very very few. How do you know? Laikirani gesuak na pidiya ebu pidiya gesuak na vajin men at the time they graduate from the university. We juajem to university.  Na wano moengi wuji chawacha ni me fana ni me fana na at the end of the day aji end up kufana ni niti. Una nipata. But baduk piya kuna aspectia wuna nga liya. Una juu na mbyongo usani ni kiyo chajami. The music we sing, the content we produce everything that we do is a reflection of who we are. And the content that is there right now ni chape kitu, tufani kitu, there is so much on that that jari boku get the data of when you are mefana na ni wei ni wei ni bero. Muchi before we get off you would you encourage people to get married? Kuna di juu? When they become of right age.  Kwa sebabu the moment you identify the person who is meant for you na ukawilinku akumodit their wrongs and their rights na kusham jua nuna jua isafari kutua take pamaoja ikweniku baikweniku zuri. So the moment you identify that and you are willing to take that journey that's I believe that's one of the best journeys you can pursue in life kwa sebabu. I know of people like my grandfathers, my uncles, my aunts who have been happily married for years na as much as kuna challenges 1, 2, 3 wama survive through the storm na ako sayi bado me shkan hamkona over 50 years over 60 years of marriage but bado tu miata mi mone home like I like kwe to my mum and dad kwa that's close at the end of my dad passed like a few months ago yes in peace manze. But chasa ye kuh achana ilifana ni yone aspect inginia marriage juu because they are both Christians so kuna certain principles in marriage kama uta fulfil juu marriage na kama na submission na kama na responsibilities for both genders so to spoiler what these responsibilities are before the marriage begin kwa ija ni etu itza eda mojoto tachaka ama munginata kwa na side kende over the board muna tata fulfil the responsibilities that zina faku fulfil yua so the moment you understand yourself and you know what you want in this life nopatem sa na je lewa na na jwa kenyanata ka you merge and decide to work together you agree that marriage is a beautiful thing if it's done, if it's working we want to get the view of hala and I do think people should get married when they get the right age and all that people should get married one person who believes in love as a beautiful concept and love is the foundation of marriage so I would encourage people to get marriage people to love each other people to grow together and before they get into marriage to avoid people breaking up in the first year of marriage or the marriage not ending up working well I think people should first understand themselves they should go through a journey of self realisation which is very vital loving yourself understanding who God says you are establishing a relationship with God before you invite the other party now to be able to give them the best now we are on the same page we agree that marriage is good marriage is beautiful but now there is a problem people fear it and I got some from my research I got some reasons why people fear marriage and on the top of the list is economics people are crying people are crying people are crying people are crying people are crying to bring up a family and all that I want your suggestion on how we can solve this don't you think who atum tu mene pia na fanya kazi yama wola yama wola yama wola aspektu ya nina niju mika mabuiz niza kwa nada iwa ifa kukatu kejani atia kifika nia me oshavi yama nia me fanya nina kusde ya kuna presyama kwa kejani kule wa toi yonda shugulia kusende hasul na badu pimi ya zaman niza kwa nada iwa nambishi ya zuma na woman monya na jijua na kuna goals na kuna visions na kuna bituna takaku wachivi na life so say the economics na come through in the aspect of me kama nada iwa ifa kejani pimi ni kwa willing kufani everything that is there to be record nia, mi kumua kakejani nisi kujekumule tia lawa maya ati yo, liwa kuna rent liwa kuna nini nisi nile moa kakejani pimi ni bebe mziga willing liwa moa kwebe na moment before we say in that marriage contract we decide what kind of life do you want to live 20 kusimisha 1, 2, 3 are we living that life right now? so what do we do to move from this life to that life? what role will you play what role will I play? nia iskua tini mi misina do ya kulea familiar nadi pata we have decided to do this bebe mziga willing liwa moa kube kube ros shida ni kwenyo ni nini watu wana wana kwa pakuawa because you will be like a burden and you know you are a multiplying burden you are not just a burden on your own you are a burden when you want to pay money so how to pay on kwa burden how do you think this can be solved? okay let me start here from my view I don't think the issue is the issue has become economy because people have entered into accidental marriages most of the people have not gotten ready to get into marriage they have slided into marriage they have found themselves in an institution that is not even legally bind because come we stay has been very rampant in the society that you are living in for moving with your boyfriend you act married get children not all marriages start with will you marry me zingina zina wana babama ni ambi ni rudi panyan blila you see that way it will come has not prepared and is not probably economic has no financial security or economic at least stable bringing up such a marriage issues of burdening the other person become a burden because they don't have a job now comes in so the only way to solve that is when people will get ready for this thing before getting in let's avoid the accidental marriages let's avoid just sliding into things because of accidental marriages may be members of the family because zingina wana parents zingina wana rudi kwa baba umtoto wende kwa baba umtoto bablabda ni student who doesn't have anything so the best way is to avoid doing vituzadals before you are married sexual relations are preserved for so if you are not married you are abstained is that practical muchi it is if you are a principal person in the sense of you understand there is self discipline and there is control and you are able to exercise that but just say are you encouraging people to use contraceptives the original name of contraceptives are family planning what family are you planning are you going to have a family I am planning a family I am planning a kwa kula kitu be prepared kwa kula raw kuna wuzazi na come through naio kuna magunju na come through naio to every action there is a reaction so to kia mwa kuteku this line of kuna kula kitu kuna follow kwa kula kwa family planning kwa kuna kwa contraceptives and doing everything that is required kia mimi maisha ita ni pata na mstuku ati kifanika it's in one of those rare cases kia iliband but for most for the majority of the data that is there people who use family planning and contraceptives their rate of kupata magunju na kupata maimba is lower than for people who are doing it consistently on a raw basis so to go back on your question is it practical kuhishi on abstinence ni tumimu kupu glorify na kupresi ni ninawa life kama kila si kwa subu kia muka ni gengetun nga maza wasupu na nini na nini during the day ni wasupu uta kuna saka ni kitu uta kuna taftabil uta so kia mwa ni this kind of nadani we react to this life kablaku live villi na faku ishi juna ju kia muka na una konsium kenye tui me kuja uta kua tu kenyume jipatia kia mkua mue ksiku ya nuna control kenye na feed kwa tumbo kwa kichua kwa kila kitu ni mi na muna ni nina ingia uta za control kenye una takap control na ninawa da kwa piliatia jini na nana hogo kona naka isi Kwa wangaya n river kwa muka ni piliata na kuja kwa kwa piliata naka hini ngingo na kia maha n거ki komiliata is bad experience from former marriages. Like you look, people who have broken up, you remember the machakos thing that happened to me? Oh, yeah, yeah. You remember those things? So what went on? Ni kama wa kia commited to marriage, then left them to attack the treaty. But all you saw, you were Jirani being beaten. I really condemn gender-based violence and domestic violence. They should not be there. But there are people who fear marriage because they saw somebody being mistreated. So they end up misti tawalewa kama hindwa life. Oh, some people are even experiencing them from their own parents. Me, the parents fight. So you say, kama hivindi ondawa iko, then mimi siyoni ni kia lewa. Now, nambu wu sayi diem to kama wu you start with euros. Mitu kama wu yu mwenya na se ma, mimi fituni meona kwa weniwa na oana, mimi ita kwa hivi. Onaza, sayi diem mitu kama wu yu haji. Kwanza kabisa, this thing, for example, let's talk of parents. You have witnessed the marriage of your parents, your dad and your mom not moving on smoothly. It is not something that is ideal for you. You have developed what you call childhood emotional bridges which have made you so transactional and goal-oriented because probably your parents were so tough on you and so strict on you. And therefore you are someone who is more project and goal-oriented than someone who can raise and become a relationship person. For example, most of the youth view relationships as projects. They want it to be a goal. Once achieved, they want to move to the next. That has made them not to stay together in marriage for too long. For example, when I get married at 23 and I'm supposed to stay for 80 years, that is 57 years in marriage and I'm a transactional person because I have not dealt with myself before getting into marriage.  This will make me, by the time the 2nd or the 3rd year ends or the 7th year, I want now this project to come to an end and move on to the next thing. Nashanga kwenia ishi. Because I'm one person ishisha, I want to go to the next thing. So marriage is too long for me to survive. 57 years are too much for me to survive. That is another, in fact it was the third. To the third point, people fear committed, long-term commitment. But let's get to Muchi first. I can combine both your commitments in the aspect of marriage. We come to Mepandana. We acknowledge that we are changing human beings each and every single day we wake up. So let's move on. Kila siku msi ana mka, ana mka either greater than he was or more lesser than he was yesterday depending on who he is or who she is. So work will allow you to fold your way. Kama msi ana change kila siku. Kuna siku ana change, aachekua ulemsi mojini lipa tanana naya 5 years ago, 10 years ago, 15 years ago. So the real question is, am I willing to bear with this person as a change? Nami apu sanen kuna beef na marriage. The church na Christianity mekani marriage till death do us part. Yes, that is devout. But if I go, marriage ni na faku ani tupenda nia dimo jitu acho? Acho, okay. Ju, let me explain where I'm coming from. I believe marriage is a source of peace, source of growth, source of happiness for us. We are being combined to be one person. So for us to be one person, last ma kukua na aspectia communication nia. I want to do everything about me and I want to do everything about you. Nde yo, tuki kuja kusimama mahali as one, akuna kitu tasuki akutokanze ikusitu ekuni husu. Nami akuna kitu tasuki ekuni husu, because we've come together as one people. Bacha sa tumikuja pamoja. Mimi ni me change. Kuna say we live in a world where we are the first generation who consume information this first. Ukiangalia in previous society, gaziati marua pigiwa drum, mara moshi, like, information will come to take time before you begin to say it. Say we are consuming a lot to a point of, adi, see when you as Kenyans, ningu musana kujuwasi ni nani.   Like, there's so many things that influence who you are, desi ni kusimama na kitu moja kusema. I am this, nami mi nimesma mi ahi, unaparatumichi kuwa a little bit of something from all over the place. Nuki look back on our culture, desi ni, like, the African people, marriage was the concept of the man was the head, nangiyamu kwa nama bibimbao, anezwa kulisha oote, anezwa patiya chakula oote na oto toa ke. Patiya ni ma bibibili anada, anada ii. You want to be a kukudanja, the next kukudanja. Una nipata. Bacha sa sayi marriage bili me kami, one man, one woman.  Moja kichoka na moja badoa na penda utas idea na. Chasa, are you willing, so liyanguni, are you willing kwa mzigu in that marriage desi niya? Umseki lasi kwa na kama nani tuwsi, analala na wasi wengine, anipati ye shima, anipendi, in the name of kwa sababu marriage lii se matili death doers part. Do you believe in love? I believe in love, but... Ya, somebody can love somebody. Only Christ will love us eternally. Mtu mungi na na kumpe te love you till I die. Like, yu akuna mungu dani ake. Bro, what is your take about this new concept which is bringing up at you get married till one of us gets tired? I don't think it's an ideal thing, but it is the realest. It is what it is. Because when I'm most needy in a relationship and I'm the one who loves you more and probably you have and loved me after a while, then there's no need for me to keep in there when there's no peace, there's no love. All those foundations of the marriage and along are there. But don't you think it is selfish to only think about your feelings? You don't feel that. You don't take into account the feelings of the other person.  Let's take the case for... I really need to use the case for Alfred Muto and that other lady. Humans of violence. The lady looked like she wanted to be out of that marriage but the governor looked like he really wanted to stay. Even I feel na kusadia. To an extent that you saw that lady at his birthday party yesterday when he was turning 51, the lady was there. In fact, lady Nialim Lechakek and Fanya Izozote. So that friendship remained because this man feels like we... I still love you. You don't need to go. And then you've decided that because I'm a choka, I can't move out. Why don't you take into consideration the feelings of this other man? I'm taking it into consideration because Nimej Yuliza kwa ni ni ni kutiasi. Mi skupendi, skufil, na filubra de mungine. Maisha angwe kwa kwa kwa umu mungine. So kwa ni ni ni nendeleishi a life at in duty. Mekano we had a good happy marriage at when we overcame the storm. Na the storm ime last more than the marriage itself. I make sense kwa angwe ya marriage is peace, marriage is love, marriage is happiness. Kama yoko kwa yo marriage ne maisha. Buddha, tembea, where tembea? Life ni kubua. Kwa ni ni tujpati oppression habila life is heavy. And that's why it's important to love someone who you are compatible with. Someone who will understand you day in, day out and will seek to learn you each day so that kitu about you is kujika mboing there event of marriage. Uno na. Kama mku in a relationship amain marriage mume fika the seventh year na realize hey, there's something about this man or there's something about this woman that I don't like. You should at least get married or marry someone who is ready to seek to learn you day in, day out.  Before we get to kwa yosu, to add on that if we stick together and we are having problems in our marriage, remember the children who are there. Demana sisi kama wa toi nungumu sana kukonsida marriage as the first thing in our lives. Kwa ni ni tunanga liya vile aso engino ame kwa kiiishi. So kama tuna picture, e maisha aso ame kwa kiiishi ndi ame isi na ningo je in marriage, why the hell should I do it? Kura ni pata. So kuna aspect here protect your children while ever, marriage is for love. As much as the tough times may come, yes may come to machine doku zi handle. So how do we approach that? We peacefully agree here we'll do this in a convenient legal way whatabaki na mani, sisi tu tabaki na mani na maisha ita ndi liya. So say aspect itungo je adi today bro, tuna lahani wa tuni maisha. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Okay. Point number four is freedom. It's like people want to be free. They say that in pengula maisha that ring is like a lifetime handkerf that is making you you can see you have one. I know that one is just anonymous. anonymous. But people want to be free like if you're married especially ladies if you're married to somebody then that person will be controlling your life the whole. In fact even men will be controlling your life the whole of your life and this is why people feel married. They want to be going out when they want coming back when they want. Eat what they want at any time they want to do what they want. You only see them poil bro chana na marriage marriage you have that line of thinking because marriage is based on principles and philosophies na principally marriage me and you are coming together to be one. So come on me you're not coming together to be free. Yeah.  Come on I'm not willing for that aspect that you're not free at any kujibile na taka nifalibili na taka. That's what majority of ladies who are back on the research including yours.  Yes I want to do one two three but we are together in this. Beb wunana tifanya the story. The elephant in the room mochi is that this is why if you are married. So how can you advise them what can you tell them? Bro sayo last matu wunana jupiri inakaya. So when you want to pop up because of that reason wacharenana. Wacharenana. So bro maybe na sayema he who finds a good who finds a wife has found a good thing. Yes. So ni ulemoni anapata sayo last mu upata ulemoni ame pata bibi ame pata kitumzuri. Bro sayo opinion on this on this freedom thing. First freedom to me is something that is very fundamental. Yes. Because I have learned that marriage is confining in a way because there are no more individualizations and this is the reason as to why people in marriage have ended up not loving the entire thing.  You not for that idea so you end up feeling I end up feeling confined because there is no freedom this other person wants me to do this and this is what I want to do. So that's what people fear most. You have your friends your partner does not like those friends so you are not free to to catch up with those friends you have now to leave them because of your partner So what I would advise freedom is in you I want to take you if you are a party girl after a party girl you want me to do it I want you to do it you want me to do it I want you to do it Rose we are still on you say partings our time is really much spent say partings on those who still fear marriage because of these four reasons we have noted down would you tell them to just still keep off as much you would say Maybe I would not advise people to keep off to keep off marriage because of any reason because of any reason I would not advise anyone to keep off marriage I would advise people to just work on being vocal about the things they want around their parts I would advise people to be much freer with each other to talk about any stupid thing any stupid decision to table everything that way they get to understand each other and when they understand each other it becomes a smooth line for them Mucha this is your camera my parting shot my parting shot so dayakajen dayakaje sasa nadai kwa simple na impactful this is your life allow in this life kuna principles that is your marriage pekiyake in everything that you do kuna principles so ni kwa allow am I willing to take the necessary cost to partake kama ni kuli vas a single man kula kuli vas a single man inakama na gara makada but the most important thing ni your peace your happiness and your growth so marriage apart from nge ni kama nlazima kijana sio lasmo usieko operation and society at you it's a good thing kumunyana parta but sio lazima na kwa hayoma chachi I go by the name El Muchi Muchi make sure many follow me follow on twitter Instagram social media zote at El Muchi Muchi shukram marriage was an institution that was instituted by God himself so Muchi should not deceive you to keep off keep off marriage it's beautiful it's a beautiful things we have all agreed that it is a beautiful thing so if you can do it and you know we learned the other time that love is a principle it's not a feeling so it should not be like fixed by feeling that when I feel in love when I feel out of love what the principle that I'm going to get married whether in love or not whether in season or not stay there so it's been good having you this is white 54 keep on the conversation is going on on our social media platform at white 54 till we meet on Wednesday and I think tomorrow there are also programs that are still going on now but for why in the morning let's meet tomorrow Wednesday and every other weekday my name is Tilsankaraka Esu salute


In the same vein as for the first few amendments, the Fourth demands respect for the rights of sovereign citizens. It recognizes that the government can act against individual citizens on behalf of the public, but sets limiting conditions on the exercise of authority that is granted. Where these next few amendments would limit what can be done under government authority, there is also a consistent and continuing effort by government officers to void the effect of these amendments. Government officers seem in collusion to deny any provision that would hold them personally accountable. They seek protection for damages arising from any exercise where they feel the action is appropriate for those who are set into public authority. In the Fourth amendment, the right of the sovereign citizen is recognized as to persons, papers, houses, and property. While there are recognized interferences on behalf of the public, they are to be accomplished under authority of a warrant from a judicial officer. The simple meaning of this is that any, and that is any at all, invasion of a home or seizure of a person or what they own is an exception action, not a general exercise of any officer's authority. It is necessarily a special case interference with a sovereign citizen's rights. Of course, this is necessary for governance, even as every arrest of a citizen involves a potential battery allaying on of hands to perfect the arrest. So does every official action of seizure require a special purpose that justifies the action. Under this amendment, the basis for such an action is a warrant issued for a specific act from a judge of proper jurisdiction. It also requires an oath or affirmation upon which that action can be taken, and an officer who acts as an officer of the court in serving the warrant. What government has done to defeat this right is to protect government officers from responsibility to the citizens who may have been harmed by their exception actions. The usual cop-out is to claim that it is some evasion or seizure required as a duty of the office. That is a specious argument. Abusing a sovereign citizen or denying protection is not authorized and cannot be authorized under our constitutional agreement. A citizen does not have the right to do these things and cannot delegate that right to the government through agreement. Providing an oath or affirmation to search or seize is not some duty that is required of an officer. The officer who provides the oath or affirmation is personally accountable for the reasonableness of the facts and presentations upon which the warrant issues. Likewise, the judge is personally liable for acts done under his warrant and is not to issue a warrant unless there is reason to believe that the oath or affirmation is a reasonable basis for the action it is taken. The judge needs to exercise due care that his or her authority to issue such a document is not abused by those who initiate or act on the warrant. The one who serves the warrant and acts upon it is to be personally accountable for any actions that are beyond the specific terms of the warrant. Due care is a requirement. If the effort to serve the warrant goes beyond the limits of the warrant or improperly harms a citizen, that citizen has a basis for seeking redress against all three and they can be held accountable for any unreasonableness or failure to use due caution in their exceptional action against a citizen. Also, there is personal liability in these officers for unnecessary or unreasonable damages incurred in serving the warrant. The harmed citizen has every right to treat unreasonable damage suffered as a result of a conspiracy among those involved. Article 5 has been mistakenly addressed as establishing a set of citizen rights, establishing citizen rights is not a valid constitutional purpose. The purpose is ordaining and establishing a government. Further, a citizen has no ability to create new rights for his or her neighbors and accordingly, citizens cannot delegate this as a power to the government they create by their agreement. These rights already exist for any sovereign citizen and this government established under the provisions of the constituting agreement is required to recognize the same. Its officers are limited in their actions. They are not permitted to abuse a sovereign citizen in violation of any of these citizen rights. The right to be free of capital or infamous crime without a grand jury action establishes a public duty to engage citizen review before even an official accusation of crime. It is a right to be free of exceptional government process in these cases unless a panel of citizens has examined the evidence and find that an indictment or presentment is appropriate. The inclusion of a presentment is of great consequence, even if not commonly supported. It is the power of the grand jury as a representative body of sovereign citizens to address other matters. Their findings may also address ancillary matters as in finding that federal officers engaged in unreasonable acts in creating or serving a warrant or might have manufactured or withheld or destroyed evidence. The grand jury is a representative body of sovereign citizens and does not answer to other public authority. Their findings on other matters can be issued to the court directly and can accuse other persons, both civilian and officers, of any criminal wrongdoing. Presentments are to be a matter for judicial notice and action. The second provision banning double jeopardy is a procedural limitation. The citizen who has faced federal criminal action and has been exonerated cannot simply be reaccused and retried. This is not so much a right as a ban on past abusive people by sovereign government actions. Earlier American history had given the effect to abusive practices such as pressing to force people to respond to sovereign government inquiry or accusations. Those who refused to answer were subject to torture or even death should they remain silent. This was wholly inappropriate when people are in the sovereign. People did not have a right to compel answer from their neighbors and could not delegate such authority to those who governed as their representatives or agents. As compelling testimony was a recognized abuse, this provision of the Fifth Amendment made it clear to all that this behavior would not be authorized. The due process provision is repetitious of language in the original document. Also coming out from a federal background, the sovereign right of a citizen to real and personal property ownership was intensified. The sovereign citizen had no rights to seize his neighbor's property and could not delegate the same to those who govern us as representatives or agents of the people. Still, government had needs and the agreement was under this provision that the government would take what it needed so long as it gave a just return for the taking. The Fifth Amendment does not grant citizen rights. It is a continuation of the process of ordaining and establishing a government and agreement among those who are governed. The right against self-incrimination has been directly abused by federal employees who would refuse to publish their actions as public officers. The private refusal is, of course, to be supported, but the consequence of private matters overriding public duty leaves the office holder clearly unfit for any continuation in public service. While the raising of the amendment is supported, the requirement of representing the public when in public office cannot be denied. There is no proper legal action in serving the public office that might also be criminal. Public officers should not be allowed to continue in office if their private matters are such as to interfere with their fulfilling of public duties. The Sixth Amendment does not create citizen rights, but rather establishes conditional rights for a citizen who is accused of crimes. It is a very special case interaction where the federal government acts in opposition to the accused sovereign citizen. This amendment establishes procedural requirements for the government if it is to prosecute the accused. Under English common law, the sovereign government had unchallenged authority to recognize and prosecute criminal citizen actions. The American experiment held the sovereign citizen authority above that of government. For prosecution in the United States, authority required recognition of the rights of the people to take action against one another for criminal offenses. It requires delegation of some of that potential, but not all to the government created through constitutional agreement among the people. Chief among these is the recognition of the involvement of a jury of other sovereign citizens. The government is denied ability to act against the sovereign citizen in this special case without the direct and representative involvement of a jury of other sovereign citizens. The government operating under this constitutional agreement is never authorized to proceed against a sovereign citizen in the name of the people without a specific involvement of a representative group of sovereign citizens to approve that individual proceeding. Agreement among members of the jury provides the final authorization for government officers to proceed on the specific action before the court. A secondary matter is the ability to compel others to witness. Another conditional right granted to a sovereign who is accused of a crime. The citizen cannot be isolated in his or her effort that defense. Likewise, the citizen can get such professional aid and support as might neutralize the expertise of those who prosecute. The constitutionally authorized government is compelled to support the citizen even as it attempts prosecution under the watchful eye of a citizen jury. In application, the courts have addressed the same rights to compel testimony and provide representation to the prosecution even though the state does not have equal rights. Fairness in procedural matters has been an element of the common law from before there was a United States. These articles do not establish citizen rights that would be beyond the constitutional purpose for ordaining and establishing a government. It does recognize and give minimum application to some citizen rights and it does establish conditional rights for those who must endure public prosecution or whose property is needed for the public for its larger corporate operations. Still, the basic citizen rights belong to we the people.


Teaching multiple tenses, should you do it and if so which ones? Teaching multiple tenses might sound frightening as teaching a single tense can sometimes be a challenge on its own. However, while it might seem difficult the first time you try it, it isn't as daunting as you would think. When teaching more than one tense at a time there are two main factors to consider, which tenses to teach together and what language level you are teaching. Simple rules to consider when teaching tenses. The general rule is that basic tenses are for lower level students and harder ones are for intermediates and above. Despite this, many higher level students still need a quick review on basic tenses as their knowledge can sometimes be flawed. For higher level students reviewing basic tenses is a very easy task whereas for lower levels anything can be challenging when it is new. For this reason, we can agree that in general we don't teach basic grammar to higher level students and we never teach higher level grammar to lower level students. Henceforth, the given examples follow this rationale as well. Here are some examples in increasing difficulty. Present simple and present continuous. The classic duo. These tenses are regularly taught together for beginners, which can sometimes be problematic since in some languages there is only one present tense, so the students will keep distinguishing them from each other right from the beginning until they can use them proficiently. During the first lessons it might be a little difficult for them, but in the long run it should always pay off. In contrast, when students are immersed in only one of them, even for a short while, it can be harder to comprehend the differences between the two. Of course, teaching both tenses simultaneously takes more time than only one of them, but still less time than teaching them one after another. Past simple and present perfect. The must-do-oh. With this combination, past simple should be pre-taught a little as it is the easier to grasp and differentiating between the two can be difficult for many students at first. Even mid-level students can have problems here, so pre-teaching the past simple gives them a great advantage. After they have grasped it, they can move on to the present perfect, ensuring that the past simple is still represented otherwise the students may become confused. For lower levels it can be harder as they tend to resort to translation, and often if they translate present perfect they get past simple in their native language. Future tense forms. The multiple choice option. Will, going to, present simple and present continuous for future. Well this one takes more steps. First, will and going should go together only after they have mastered them individually. Then you can move on to include the present tenses as well, and since they have learned their formula before, it should be easy for them to adapt. Present simple used in the future is almost never a problem, however, realizing the slight difference between going to and present progressive often is. This problem can occur at any time so it might need to be checked regularly. Doing exercises where all these tenses are used can be very good practice for the students. Perfect continuous tenses. The odd couple. Three tenses which are neither liked nor used that often. Of course, these are not taught for lower levels but somehow students are still afraid of these tenses before learning them. Maybe because they are both perfect and continuous or maybe because they have no idea what they can be used for. However, after learning the present perfect progressive they usually realize that it isn't a monster and can get pretty confident with them. After reaching that point it can be a good help when teaching the past or the future, but only after. Just remember, that it isn't a good idea to teach these all at once, but they do offer a very useful comparison and parallel to each other. Other tense options. Above are just the most common options, but of course there are many other possibilities that is feature continuous and future perfect or perfect simple and perfect continuous. The choices often vary from teacher to teacher, depending largely on their own level of experience and confidence with English grammar. In my personal opinion it is not only useful, but also necessary sometimes to teach multiple tenses for the main reason that it often makes the teacher's job easier and learning outcomes for the students can be significantly improved. Are you ready to teach English grammar broad? Speak with an ITTT advisor today to put together your personal plan for teaching English abroad. Send us an email or call us toll free at 1-800-490-0531 to speak with an ITTT advisor today.


Hello. I'm Sergeant Major of the Army, Dan Daly. And I'm Holly Daly. From our family to yours, thank you for your service and happy holidays. We appreciate your dedication, commitment, and everything you do for our great nation. This holiday season, there are more than 180,000 soldiers serving in support of named operations around the globe. Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers. Army families are exceptionally strong and resilient, but we know that separations are never easy, especially this time of year. As we embark on the holiday season, please take advantage of the festivities and fellowship. Cherish these moments with friends and loved ones. Remember those deployed in harm's way and wish them a speedy return home. Thank you for what you do every single day in service to our great nation. Happy holidays to each and every one of you. Solder for life, Army strong.


Older adults face many challenges as they age, including loss of independence and manual dexterity. To address these issues, it is important to develop new treatment strategies that consider the priorities of aging. A case study was conducted to demonstrate an adaptable prosthetic treatment protocol that can be used for older adults. This protocol provides individual satisfaction while also helping to predict future functional and maintenance needs. This article was authored by Luca Ortenzi, Tommaso Vittali, Rafael Mira, and others.


Gwydden o'ch cael ei wneud iawn i'r nesaf i'w ymddangos i gyfailion am y maen nhw. Mae gen i'n canonid â'r真f — chi'n meddwl i'r ffókerr ar waaid bwysig ac i'n meddwl gyda meddwl, a mae'n meddwl efallai'n meddwl yw'n meddwl erbyn i gwybod nhw. Allan o'r tarp yn myneddol yma yn ein meddwl i'r masymaethau. Thank you. Ross, we had over 100 responses through our evaluations and staff really, really enjoyed the session. I'm just going to share with you full comments that staff made so that we're going to do more work around their scaffolding to include dual coding, deliver lessons in shorter chunks to maximise that memory potential, use your techniques around retrieval and how to store important information in the long-term memory, and staff really liked your memory techniques and understanding them and then how to implement their lessons into the future. Ross, it doesn't end there. Thank you ever so much again for a brilliant session. We're now going to use that as a springboard for our next training session, so we've basically now got your seven strategies for modelling that is going to feed into our next session. Our staff are going to be live modelling and we're actively going to be using your training to make a bigger impact on our staff and we're going to follow that up even more through learning walks, so we've already got the buy-in from our staff because of you and the brilliant session that you put on. So, on behalf of all of us, thank you ever so much.