the next on d, w will then progress pop calls to everyone who wants to know more about this topic. that concerned about this story is beyond the headline world in progress. the w plus cost these days, i've just been on market a brittany with creativity, drawing and people from all walks of life. these are places when you like, the kids fox interest been product with p. s. and people come to shop and be inspired. today, we're at the present very market in mid range, most of the highest bid specs 1st. we just got the whole name from them people is we've a lucian ais. instead of using the end of arabic, indian and african spouse from east africa with her sandy c o. these shows us

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opened in. those are the ones i do see that the specific ones that bags here in the market more than 500 tons of 10. and i brought it in from different countries every day. but not all of it is sold as much of it is worn out until faded, which makes it unsuitable and to where felt this condemned den and may as well try buys from the market. instead of letting it end up in landfills, he takes it and refines it. also myers is the way to go talk to you before redesigning the addendum has to be washed and dried. a jay then sketches this down on paper before counting the dent him and then patented people assigned

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as the brand specializes in st, where we've junkets put is in transit, but also in making bags and shoes. experts believe to chase and if it's a by product which is contributing to sustainability and reducing waste in the country. this will make me get out of the field with, with this besides clothing with and using the try to call the condition that we had me through. so i am valid on this, we make, i evaluate. and if we buy these go that we have before. so simply develop 1000 my test if you see the 0 v, i please the largest and free of we because of this, the furthest latest dates, if you buy future planned for us to enable fi. so in this to expand them, expand what we do. do more research on my more my $2000.00 cons upside cool stuff.

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we create those could be able to work on site and be able to showcase the product. it sounds like a physics pace for me and not for a new record to have a home. instead of being, if you a code for my kids and my kids could be which creates a science. so to be surrounded by fan to create, to sweet control inspiration from them and motivation as well and inspiring story of on top in here. so now what products do you make arise to my creative process is i used chrissy. i'm interested. yeah. can you show me how to make one? yeah. who sits in the this gets for it. okay. now it's goes to do or just have you . right. and so you just like this so it's so this one's due to time continuous until i'm so impressed. she can do it without even looking. okay, let me try this. so it's good. i have to go to the to look

at those. okay. i that just means i need to practice a lot more. thank you so much for joining me. thank you so much. no, i'm a so rou, a true pioneer. who has been living straight into the world of tired of music at the 1st female violinist to ever play. it's this vibrant east african musical tradition weaves in cultural stories and imposing melodies straight from the lively houses. and people enjoy and a simple violin driven loose and nice and musical traditions, centuries old. yes. it is played by a female violinist $20000.00 times about the musical instruments that have been playing the violin for close to 10 years. only name a susan, the talented violinist,

has boldly embraced the art of playing tide of music, service, east african tradition, which embodies rich cultural tales through melodies and is very common in science. he bought the tire up is one of the earliest forms of music. often times that, that it has both arabic and so he is beginning to rob is also different from other forms of music. as regards its audience out in c, i k has the that since the audience is delighted people friends on to the whole, why not? okay, as on the mac, paintings from the east african coast, zante bar and kind of music is a vibrant genre, blending arabic, indian, and african slave, us, samuel, arabic and local languages. kind of lyrics delve into the teams of not society and culture. this was 1st changed by marrying palm dani, lima, susie's mentor,

and one of her biggest idols. you gotta be very popular. i must say, you've come about that much milestone. but does that if you decide to set to, you'll be satisfied and constable to get to that told you have to begin with that. they'll come, i tell you, when you like, came green tide, just keep working time and too much get tired of tennessee. you'll keep in 2009. mario started the time a group edition by forming an all female ensemble in sante bar, called the tennessee tab orchestra. since then mario and the 15 female musicians on the mid twenties to mid sixties have represented tired of music worldwide, and thus become prey to mottos, finance. i would like to have a music session with,

you know, all right, let's do the. 2 2 the own who way to gain international fame has no working on her own interpretation of the classic times out. there many ways to modify tara, well you can mix her up with fusion or tire up with jazz just to make it sound remote in the

sound. i'm also in this kidney challenges i fixed it, especially when facing discouragement and disappointment for people who are close to me. so i was privileged enough to get to my very 1st violin. when i tossed my exams and won a competition in school. this enabled me to get extra time to practice at home. since before i could only do it in school. and they said that before i go on stage for a concept, assess between my violin and then say a prayer to ease any tension. by moving the sun, i'm about to play is close to g t. and i love this song because it's the 1st song islands to play in colorado. the

only one exploring from kids has gutted widespread recognition in the music and innovative approach to bridging, tied up with the violence is an important step in safeguarding cultural legacies and opening doors for more females in music. i know that i've learned to single to about crocheting. it's time for me to explore the rest of the market. the what do you love the most about the present break market? i think that's the one thing that people would need to look forward to. yeah. as sort of to say different positions over here and what must be your favorite parts of the market? yeah. the last time i was yeah, those uh got paintings. the thing i really loved seeing that. um, so i actually want to to go and try to answer anyone who wants to visit prison

break markets, what can they expect in terms of having a full day? yes. family friend. um this was things for kids, kids to do this. um, almost the different types of foods that everyone can and it's, um i think is different last the day off with family spending different things for them to do. thank you so much for joining me. thanks young man. i'm having so much fun catching up with some of the pay trends, right? yes. at the present break markets. now. tell me beautiful ladies. what is the favorite part of the market type to really describe which part. but i think because i'm such a coffee lava, i love because stand at the corner of the shop today to make the best type aquinos . now, how would you describe the experience of spending today? yeah, so anyone would love to visit? i think of a family friend, it says it's also a great place, but they also get paid full goal for and now so it's really. c the universal experience phase one. now you did speak about the coffee. let's go grab one. the

coffee room. it is just mickey strong. hi good. what's your cab akina only and you can make those to go. thank you. so thanks. so very much. just says me marissa says norion's or it's beautiful beaches and exceptional coastal beef. now say fantasy early with her knowledge of the different types of shop is that girl on the island provides the ride see to the palace. these also show the healthy escapes. you will eat today. so yes, you can have your less sugar cake, and each of these big tech you la. hi, keep it's a series of she could be unloading sugar and fathers shape sanisha. these flavors of change philosophy reducing the sugar contained in new pacey particular ease and

deserves only in favor of natural ingredients. so, you know, this is where my passion from from, and especially using to guess, responsiveness, sugarcane. it's in my dna. you know, i was bone, me, i should to get confused. and my father was working in a she was in made sure that he's my story is the most important thing. you know, when i create a recipient this days and the balance in there to do, it is not, you know, to remove the sugar. sometimes when you put too much to get, you don't have the taste of the products. the sugar we have in motion is in times, so you don't need to put all your because each different sugar has a special role to balance the natural taste of a do that. for example, you know,

the funny that it's a base of february to do this. so the hoss to go with and times the vine. yesterday's. i have a very good producer in moisture as he's in the silva and he's places, unbelievable. and the venue that it's the organic really greedy and chip, sandy sources for sun life from across the island help elevate, save us to such a degree that adding extra cigarette is not needed. i love to come here because, you know, it's resourceful to find you know that for sure. products, i can be creative, you know, i can imagine things and you can have, you know, good products naturally produced and hunts, you know, for the, for the, the fix for the was a good supply as i understand, you know, what i'm going to do. so he can, you know, share all his knowledge and we can propose me a that's a ideas. so this is a for

a dies of flavors. it may sound like a novel, catalina recon saved creating disease. so it's low sugar, not so it is a skill that you most did years ago when he became the 1st female pacey shape involved in, out in shape, a novelist or 3 stall, michigan restaurant. and from a 3 year printed chip that page small 2, page 2, making the so this is a crunch. made weighs a sweet though. let's go either sugar coconuts and couple are but i created this dessert when i 1st arrived with lucius because i fell in love with the fire. and you know, especially if taste was a lemon and also res vanita. to simplify out, you know, and natural sleeva, and it's not true. so as you can see here, the pa, pa, is quite fresh. it just mixed up. we some of the some glaze and that too,

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so it's like i said, it's also that has a duty to come back and to share, you know, my experience and my knowledge. i don't want to keep this for myself. i think this is very important. you know, i just want to, to share with m c t to, in a big tackle away in february 2023. the maurice's team. he later came 15th in the sort of the world pace. because now lucius, you know, is on the stage, the young generation must continue to develop, you know, the low sugar try. and it's good for you has to the know animation is the key that unlocks the door to the bone. just imagine, mason, we, every frame and silica transports us to a world where the impossible becomes reality. and we dreams take flights. let's we place a whole foster our very own disney and director from johannesburg. with the

animation industry growing in south africa, many estimates as likely single foster are being recognized globally for the time. it's like being paid for hubby. you know what, i mean the, when i was growing up, i didn't see myself on the screen and they used to run home to us, drill a movie. so we decided along with my partner to start something that looked like us sounds like of the dispute has been running east to do for a number of years now. but he's mission has always been to increase the visibility of african stories through animation. now this is the way to go and animate to is

a direct to of the 1st african series on disney plus sci fi animation and found a jeep offering a futuristic view of the continent. there was a 135. i think direct has invited to page across africa, the 3 requirement, 10 minutes, hopeful future that must have hopeful future and for future with. so a satisfied and i was one of the ones i've got selected. the, you know, the wealth of stories they meaning to in africa. it's of the so much that we haven't tapped into. and if we don't do it, it's going to be done for us. it's already starting to happen. the, from a fine arts, find his degree edwards university, to a post graduate diploma animation. let's the whole thing sheets to funds for a mazda is that go black and becoming the 1st african estimate to ever selected.

despite this prestigious j. d. t. to remain his passion back inside africa, he co funded the moodle and imation academy and your hand is bit between 219 so i went to the parents to learn from the best the best school in the world. and even in the interview, to get it to the and i said, i want to come to, to learn what you guys do to come back and do it. and that's essentially what i did . there's a proof of graphics. when did mean that when a man does a library buttons, though, there's so much that i've learned that i can just keep to myself it's that's useless. it's important for me because if it's important for the young people that are coming up, it means they can see the same future that i see the, the way that i have thoughts and the way that i have. and that's because i'm part of the older generation,

i still start on paper. so i still start with something that looks like this. so i do my reps on paper because the computer has and do and the detriment does not include here, especially when a go with the muckle or pen does have to do it again. and i know what i'm going to fix once i scan them and then i put them on the machine. i went to fits, i wanted to do information. i've been thinking about carry a didn't thing about money. i wanted to do renovation, but they said there's no animation. that's why i'm on. so i did find lots of do not regret that decision that place open my mind. so innovation, i'm self taught so even to get into mobile and it was with a self taught things and like could be always good enough. when i taught myself in the mission, i was in so a tone with like as remember, they used to get to memory sticks of that. and it was like one gig a month. i would watch animation and try to copy it and think it was good enough and then when i played back, so it was a lot of trial and error. i took the long time to learning animation. and when i

started working on look for an incident that one, instead of doing the youtube things to see how to actually make, you know, like a timing and spacing, all those rules that exist, that, that wasn't that way of the she's pulled the dilemma nation as long as i get my money, i have a house, he's hi, please let us know. don't like you do. i know you and disney enough for some reason, but you know, through his own studio and he's role at the end. amazing program at some of the home digital, pasting the single foster healing the future for animation made in have frequent the what i do now is a problem. this i'm keeping too little, this is what he's always wanted to make his drawings move. and i think he chose, well the, that's about all the time we have for you here in a free max. we hope you enjoyed it. some more information please do you hit us up

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