We're ahead of today's observance of the Second African Union Caribbean Community AU Caricom Day. The Regional Integration Unit of the Office of St. Lucia's Ambassador to Caricom and the OECS requested that I muse about Africa Caribbean ties. Now I really didn't know where to start as I'd touched down on African soil long before knowing much about the continent. In fact my first visits were to South Africa and Somalia during summer holidays while attending St. Mary's College in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Now back then as a working student on a banana boat I knew nothing much about Nelson Mandela or apartheid. So I felt free visiting sites like Cape Town's Historic Table Mountain and touring public sites around the port of Durban until I was briefly arrested and detained for touching a white lady as she passed by. Now what really happened was that with shore leave, meaning the amount of time you're allowed a show from the boat, about to expire and mean not having a watch, all I had done was ask a lady passing by on a Durban street what's the time miss? Really that's all I did.  He would therefore order however that I remain aboard the ship until it sails. Our next spots were in Kisimayo and Moka in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia. Passed forward to the last century my next landing was in Zimbabwe in the mid-1990s attending a Congress of the International Organization of Journalists. By then I had joined hundreds of thousands worldwide signing dozens of annual petitions and resolutions directed at the United Nations Human Rights Commission, calling for the release of Nelson Mandela and lifting the apartheid regimes ban on the African National Congress. Nelson Mandela would be eventually released and he led the ANC to victory in free and fair elections becoming the first black president of the Republic of South Africa. I was therefore and it was also for me a great moment when in 1998 I attended the Carrickham Summit right here in St. Lucia with Nelson Mandela as a special guest and I actually shook his hand more than once. I had attended that summit here as a member of the Guyana delegation because I was working in Guyana at the time and the delegation was led by President Janet Jagan and it included Foreign Affairs Minister Clement Rohe and Director General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Elizabeth Harper who is still on the job as we speak. It would take 23 years after the Mandela Carrickham Summit in St. Lucia before African and Caribbean leaders met again at that level this time online and that was on September 7, 2021. But the issue that has drawn African and Carrickham Nations closest over the past decade has been the call by 14 Carrickham governments in July 2013 who for reparations from Britain and the European Union member states that benefited from and built empires of slavery and native genocide. Today the African Union and Carrickham are discussing an upcoming reparations summit in Guyana with expectations of others to follow in the Caribbean in Europe and of course in the Americas to eventually unite the various threads and strands of the global reparations movement that has now gone continental across African, American, Caribbean, European and other regions that have people of African descent. Now Carrickham and African Union governments are also expected to support calls for a second decade for people of African descent to be designated from 2025 to 2039 and for reparations for slavery and native genocide to also occupy a more permanent place on the agendas of the upcoming United Nations General Assembly and the next Commonwealth Summit. Earlier this year St. Vincent and the Grenadines Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonzales as President Temporari of the community of Latin American and Caribbean states, CELAC, was able to extract from the European Union expressions of sorrow and regret about slavery much akin to the Buckingham Palace's expressions of royal sorrow by Queen Elizabeth, now the late Queen Elizabeth in the year before she died and through the tongues of her son and grandson Charles and William her immediate heirs in waiting. Prime Minister Gonzales also announced in Brussels that Carrickham will soon seek a ruling from the International Criminal Court on chattel slavery as the greatest crime against humanity as designated by the United Nations itself. Also earlier this year the Brattle Group led by former International Criminal Court Judge Patrick Robinson released findings of a study that 31 that the study found that 31 former slaveholding states including Brazil, France, the Nordic states, Portugal, Spain, the United Kingdom and the USA together the owe as much as 107.8 trillion US dollars in reparations to the Caribbean and the Americas for slavery of which Britain owes Carrickham's 14 nations 24 trillion US dollars which amount has been described by Judge Robinson as an underestimation when compared with the damage that was caused by the slave trade. So Carrickham's call for reparations has been joined by the African Union which regards the Caribbean and other nations of people of African descent as its sixth region. India's current Prime Minister Narendra Modi also hopes to convince Carrickham to extend its call for reparations for native genocide and slavery to also include indentureship to cater for Indians also who were uprooted and shipped to the Caribbean to keep the wheels of fortune turning for the plantation owners after the slavery was officially abolished. So the call for inclusion of indentureship is getting between growing lukewarm support and loud outright opposition particularly in Carrickham member states where Africans and Indians from the two largest new population majorities but there are also those who like Carrickham Reparations Commission chair and vice chancellor of the University of the West Indies Hilary Beckles who believe that Africans Amerindians and East Indians according to him and I quote there was three acts of a single plea and I quote again a trifecta in chains in an imperial domination and that so he receives as part of a process of British and European extraction of wealth through genocide and mass exploitation. Meanwhile with the ministries of external affairs represented on most if not all national reparation committees like in St. Lucia and in light of the continuing globalization of the reparations movement it would also be useful for respective ambassadors of Carrickham and the OACS to the Commonwealth, CELAC, Organization of American States, United Nations etc. to embark on a series of periodic meetings on matters related to reparations, AU Carrickham ties, the call for a second decade for people of African descent and the preparation for an eventual Carrickham reparations summit sooner than later.


There are a couple of other processes that also enable the transfer of energy from the sun and another one is the latent heat of evaporation. Now I guess we can think about this one as being part of the process that drives the water cycle, we sometimes call it the hydrologic cycle, and what happens is energy from the sun evaporates water from the surface, so from lakes and dams and rivers and ponds but of course from the ocean and the energy that it takes to evaporate that water allows this massive transfer of energy to the earth and that's called the latent heat of evaporation. And so that's another mechanism for getting energy into the earth system and as I said it drives the hydrologic cycle so most of you are probably familiar with this, you have the evaporation, then condensation to form the clouds and ultimately precipitation so what happens is there's a sink of energy to cause the evaporation which is stored as potential energy in the clouds and then when it rains we release that energy again so once it's in the earth system it tends to be a bit more of a closed system in these cycles not entirely but more typically.


Hello, and welcome to this presentation of the STM32MP1 series Hardware Debug Port Module. The Hardware Debug Port provides a handy way to visualize critical internal signals like core interrupt or power states on system pins. The Hardware Debug Port also provides a software output to allow simple code instrumentation. It is designed for debugging tricky issues which are hard to find using classic debugging techniques, debugger and trace. The eight Hardware Debug Port outputs can be multiplexed with trace port in order to reuse the same debug connector, for example, Miktor 38 pins. Each of the eight outputs can be set to either provide one of the 15 hardware internal signals, for example, processor core interrupts, system power modes, Ethernet state, or graphic core debug signals, or a bit value set in a register. Eight software programmable signals can be used to easily add an external tool trigger point in the user software using a single right command which is not linked to the hardware board pinout nor multiplexing choices. Even if not provided to the pin, the selected output signals can also be read in software to allow quasi-static debugging in pure software, for example, check interrupt state in a deadlock situation. All outputs can be permanently disabled by OTP programming in the BSEC block. The Hardware Debug Port is mostly a static multiplexer between input signals or registers and output pins. Note that the internal signals may toggle at a higher rate than the pads can support. Then their observability may be compromised. This is a limitation that should be taken into account when using the Hardware Debug Port.


sometimes even we as parents we sometimes become the agents that trigger depression in our children. We set a very high standard for them, a standard that even God himself never set it for them. We push them beyond the limit that God gave them until the child breaks down, the child gets depressed. We make it appear to the children, that unless they get the same job that the father had, unless they earned the same money that the father was earning, unless they drove the vehicle that the father is driving, we make it appear like there's no life. But life is not in those things, life is in Christ.


Hey, John Crestani here. I'm here in Malibu where some of the world's most famous celebrities, movie stars, billionaires, and some of the world's royalty from around the world live. And this is where I bought my house. This is where I have a couple acres of property. I'm going to take you on a tour of the lands. And I decided to make a video on how to become successful. I've made tens of millions of dollars in my time. I'm a multimillionaire. I've been very fortunate on a scale and a level that is fairly uncommon. I'm also an internet teacher. I've taught tens of thousands of students. I've put lessons online about how to become successful. Upon teaching tens of thousands of students, I've learned a few things about why some students are very successful and some aren't. By the way, that's my truck right there, Tacoma. The vast majority of people who learn from my lessons about success are not successful. And I decided to make this video series, which I encourage you to watch, subscribe, and make sure you hit the notifications to be informed of the new videos every day about the foundational elements to becoming successful in life. And it all starts right here. Start not with my glasses, with the mindset. I'm dividing this video series into a number of different parts. Oh, by the way, there's a bunny right there. This is one thing I love about the property. The first part is going to be about saving time because to become successful, you'll need to have time to actually spend to becoming successful. And if you're like anybody else in this world, your time is already accounted for each day. So here we are. Here's our little creek powered by that solar panel right there. Just a little pond in this part. We built a little play set for my kids. Now, you'll notice that a lot of the foundation, you know, is exposed and there's nothing left on this. And that's because about a year and a half ago in October of 2018, a fire came through and burned down my house. We just bought a nice house out here and three months after fire came through and ravaged everything. I thought I'd reached a point of success in my life where I was going to be able to chill, be happy, live in nature in a really nice area for planting some pumpkins there. We have mint, tomatoes, we have some other fruits and vegetables over here. Up there are the horse stables. I'll take you over there in a second. But I don't know if it was a sign from my creator or a sign from somewhere else that said to me basically, you're not done yet. You have more to do. And one thing that brings me fulfillment is teaching what I've learned about success and making money to others. And it's not intuitive. It's not something that's taught in schools. It's not something that's taught by the parents in families that don't have enough. So there used to be some stables up here. This is where we'll be keeping some of our horses and by the way, some of these properties are separated. That's because this year and a half we started buying adjacent properties that burned down and just started expanding basically our footprint so we could have a full working ranch. I grew up in the city. So one thing I've always desired was to live out in nature and to have horses, chickens, animals. But also I wanted to always be close to the city for reasons which I'll go over in this video series because it's important, especially in a city like Los Angeles where you have the world's wealth concentrated. It's one of those trying to keep snakes out. Gotta latch this thing. It's one of the things that can help with success. So as I said, the first part is about saving time. We all need time. There's some more horse stables right here. Also you can see we have a lot of fruit orchards, the avocado tree, lime tree, an orange tree somewhere around here, some grapes. The second part is going to be about setting goals. Knowing what goals you need, what your goals are, is pretty important. But how you set goals will determine if you reach them. If you don't set goals properly and you don't understand the power of goals, you won't reach them. I've been able to reach my goals and I'll explain how that process works. Once again a lot of it stems from here, the mindset. Now I'm not smarter than anybody else. I don't know technical things. I don't know. I'm just not smarter than anybody else. I wasn't given any special circumstances which allowed me to succeed. And success. I've seen people all over the place have success. It's something that can be duplicated. I intend to teach you how to be successful. Many of my students have tried many ways to be successful. And even after taking my program, my educational program, they aren't successful and they've tried many more ways to be successful. And I've taken deep study and deep interest into why some people become successful and some people don't. By the way that's the horse arena. As you can see it's partially burnt down. But that's where the horses kind of run around. We don't have horses. We had only had the house for three months before it burned. So we were going to get horses though. And there's some additional horse stables up there. As you can see. And right now we're walking on a horse trail that we built that goes down to the creek. It's called Malibu Creek. The third part is going to be about saving money. So we're saving time. We're setting goals and then we're saving money. And the reason I set saving money after goal setting. This is where you're really going to have to make some hard decisions. You're going to have to make a lot of hard decisions when you're saving money in terms of adjusting your lifestyle. And setting goals when you set the goals correctly it will help motivate you to go through with the changes that will need to be made to save money. Saving money is going to provide the fuel, the raw power to help you be successful in life. Some of you may not have a laptop. Some of you may not have any money saved up. And money once again is fuel to create your freedom. It's fuel to create additional income if you know how to use it. So basically it's a prerequisite. But you need to be motivated to save money because it's not easy. And then the fourth unit of this will be about making money. But making money is actually the least important thing. Because making money comes naturally if you do the first three things right. It's still important. But from what I've seen and for those of you that have followed me for quite a while. I know I have a number of subscribers. Sorry the trail's a little overgrown. As you see the the weeds have been growing quite a lot lately. It's the summer. So making money I've talked a lot about on this channel. But I'm going to go over some new things in this unit that relate more to mindset. They relate more to strategy. Because I've talked about a lot of tactics. But the fact of the matter is is that 99% of people who watch my videos I've measured it. Don't do anything. Never even are motivated to do a single thing after watching my videos. Even after given specific actionable advice on how to make money online. Which is the way I made money by the way. So that's what we'll be going through in this video series. And I invite you to go through it with me and enjoy. And use this as a chance to re refresh yourself.  And to create success for yourself. Rather than to go through an endless loop of failures. That will always keep repeating itself. If you keep the wrong mindset. Now this is one of the parts of well this is the horse trail.  But it winds down to the creek over there. This is one of my favorite spots to enjoy the sunset. As you can see everything's brown right now. It's the summer. Everything's dry in Malibu. But it's gorgeous. And I love the color of the mountains. And I love the color of the sunsetting and the rolling hills that you can see beyond. And out here what's amazing is that only being 20 minutes from the largest city in the entire United States we also have the ability to see shooting stars up in the sky every single night. Coyotes, deer, mountain lions, skunks, everything is on my property. And it's really amazing. So I invite you to join the journey. Make sure you subscribe and make sure you enable notifications to indulge in this fun educational lesson in the fun educational series that I'll be putting out. Enjoy. Looking forward to have you as part of the journey. And comment below if you're going to be joining me in this fun series. Have a good one. John Crestani here. Love you all. Bye.