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Monaco star Tiemoue Bakayoko drops hint transfer to Chelsea is almost done

Tiemoue Bakayoko has fuelled talk his move to Chelsea is almost done after liking a tweet on social media.

The Monaco midfielder has been linked with a £35million switch to Stamford Bridge all summer, with Antonio Conte keen to bolster his options in the engine room, reports football. london.

Bakayoko has dropped several hints on social media about his possible destination and Blues fans are getting excited.

His latest Instagram story appeared to show him bidding farewell to his Monaco colleagues having checked in at the clubs training complex and even stopped for a picture with manager Leonardo Jardim.

But his latest clue on Twitter may be the most obvious of them all.

Monaco fan @falcaoJr98 tweeted about Bakayokos impending move to Chelsea by comparing him to former midfielder Geoffrey Kondogbia, who he replaced at the Stade Louis II when he moved to Inter Milan.

The tweet referred to his Blues transfer - and eagle-eyed fans noticed he had liked the tweet.

The Monaco supporter followed up their initial tweet by discussing how they were unhappy at the sale of one of Jardims most influential midfielders - with Bakayoko once again liking the tweet.

Its not quite confirmation - but it might be as good as for Chelsea fans desperate for an announcement on the midfielder, with Roma defender Antonio Rudiger, Juventus wing-back Alex Sandro and Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku the other priorities for Conte this summer.

For more infomation >> Monaco star Tiemoue Bakayoko drops hint transfer to Chelsea is almost done - Duration: 2:14.

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BBC 6 Minute English - How much is your spouse worth? - Duration: 6:18.

This is a download from BBC learning English to find out more visit our website.

6 minute English, from BBC learning English.com Alice

Hello and welcome to 6 Minute English.

I'm Alice…

Neil … and I'm Neil.

Hello.

Alice Hello, Neil.

Now tell me, do you usually go dutch when you take someone out to dinner?

Neil Now go dutch means to share the cost of something,

for example a meal in a restaurant.

Well Alice, no, I usually expect my date to pay actually.

Alice I hope you're joking, Neil.

But I wouldn't be surprised!

Personally, I think it's a nice gesture to offer to pay for the meal when you're on a

date.

Neil Yeah.

But it can depend on the situation – some people might be very offended if you offered

to pay for everything!

Alice Well yes, true.

Clearly you're not going to offend those people, Neil, though are you?

And I won't be going to dinner with you any time soon.

Neil Well, I didn't ask so calm down, Alice!

Actually, money matters can cause relationship problems in couples – and that's the subject

of the show.

Here's today's quiz question based on a UK survey.

Ready, Alice?

Alice I am indeed.

Neil What percentage of married couples don't know

exactly what their spouse earns?

Is it: a) 4%?

b) 14%?

Or c) 44% Alice

Well, gosh!

I think b) 14%.

Yes, that sounds about right to me.

Neil Well, we'll find out if you're right or wrong

later on.

Now, it seems important that couples are honest about their finances because it can have an

impact on their future financial options together.

Alice Yes, that's right.

If you're buying a house together and then find out later that your spouse – your husband

or wife – is thousands of pounds in debt, then the chances are you won't be able to

get a mortgage.

To be in debt, by the way, means to owe money to someone.

Neil Good point.

A mortgage is where a bank lends you money to buy a house.

Let's listen now to what Arabella Russell, a relationship therapist, has to say about

this.

INSERT Arabella Russell, relationship therapist

The fact of the matter is it's very difficult – it can be very difficult – to talk about

money.

Often when we talk about money, it's emotions very close to us – there's guilt, there's

shame.

What have we done in the past?

To start those conversations is complicated.

Money can be about how we value ourselves, how we feel valued.

It's not just a simple case of talking about hard cash.

Neil Arabella talks about 'hard cash'.

Now what does that mean?

Alice Well, we say hard cash when we talk about

physical money – the coins and banknotes – as opposed to other types of payment.

Neil And why do we find it so difficult to talk

about cash, Alice?

Alice Well, because we get emotional about it!

Arabella talks about feelings of guilt and shame.

And for many of us, money isn't simply money – it can be about how we value ourselves

or feel valued.

Neil Right – so if I were to buy you a cheap

engagement ring you would feel undervalued.

Alice Nice example, Neil!

You can't be a cheapskate when it comes to engagement rings!

So how much would you spend on our engagement ring, Neil?

Neil Well… um…

I didn't know we were getting married!

But if I was buying an engagement ring for you Alice, I think definitely I would spend

about… you know around... in the region of … mmm pounds…

Alice Sorry, Neil, I didn't quite catch that.

Alright!

Neil Are you calling me a cheapskate?

Alice I certainly am, Neil.

Cheapskate means someone who doesn't like spending money, by the way.

Moving on – let's hear more from Arabella about how people have different attitudes

towards money.

INSERT Arabella Russell, relationship therapist

Accept the fact that in your relationship you might do money differently – there might

be a spender there might be a saver.

It's very tempting if your partner does things differently to say they're wrong.

They might do it differently because they see money differently.

Do it differently but have a budget.

Of course be honest about each other but recognise that you might just have a different view

of money.

Neil Now that sounds like excellent advice to me!

I'm a saver, and I'm not ashamed to say it.

Why waste money on an expensive engagement ring?

Engagements don't always last.

You might drop the ring down the kitchen sink or…

Alice How romantic, Neil!

Neil … it could be stolen or you might meet someone

else.

Alice Indeed.

Now I know I shouldn't say you're wrong… but you're wrong!

You have to invest in a relationship if you want it to work.

Neil Calm down.

I see money differently to you.

I'm a saver and you're a spender, and that's all there is to it.

And a budget means the money you have available for something and a plan for how to use it.

Alice Well, we'll have to agree to differ.

And that means accept that we have different opinions on this one!

Can we have the answer to today's quiz question then, please?

Neil Yes, we can.

I asked: What percentage of married couples don't know exactly what their spouse earns?

Is it: a) 4%?

b) 14%?

Or c) 44% Alice

And I said b) 14%.

Neil And you are absolutely and completely… wrong!

The correct answer is 44%.

Now that's according to new research conducted by the UK credit report service, Noddle, who

also found that an astonishing 1.9 million married couples actively try to keep their

finances secret from their partners!

Alice Gosh, what a lot of people!

Can we have today's words again then, Neil, please?

Neil Yes, we can.

Here they are: go dutch

spouse to be in debt

mortgage hard cash

cheapskate budget

agree to differ Alice

Well, that brings us to the end of today's 6 Minute English.

We hope you thought today's programme was good value.

Please join us again soon.

See you then.

Both Bye.

For more infomation >> BBC 6 Minute English - How much is your spouse worth? - Duration: 6:18.

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Which AWS certification is best for a Java Developer? - Duration: 2:06.

- [Stuart] I'm a Java developer

and I want to enhance my skills using AWS

and they're asking what certification

should they start on and how long will it take?

So, my guess is we're gonna be talking about

the AWS developer certification.

Andrew, what are your thoughts on that?

How long for the AWS developer cert?

- [Andrew] Yeah, well, if you're starting

with no prior knowledge of AWS,

it's well worth, excuse me,

getting a bit of experience with the actual fundamentals

or foundations of the Services

because the developer exam

is not out to test your knowledge

of all of the detail of AWS products,

it's out to sort of show that you have some knowledge

of how to use them together.

So, having a good understanding

of just those foundations is a good place to start.

You could invest a week or two

in just running through

some of the foundations courses that we have,

compute and storage,

and getting a high-level view of some of the services

that AWS provides.

And then just delving into, you know,

use cases for how you might stand out

or develop apps in AWS and around AWS,

and a lot of that's coming back to how we use,

you know, elasticity,

how we loosely couple applications

and use as much or remove as much session state as we can

and so a lot of those topics

are covered in our developer track for AWS.

If you look on the Cloud Academy website

we actually have a new track going live

in a matter of days.

So, what I'd recommend is that you wait

a couple of days if you can

and complete our developer certification

for AWS learning path.

For more infomation >> Which AWS certification is best for a Java Developer? - Duration: 2:06.

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My channel is a bit dead tbh😂 - Duration: 2:02.

So, hello everyone, welcome, I think most of are english so I better just talk english, b ut I am not gonna do it

I saw a lot of people who are subscribing to my channel and watch and like my videos

But that's probably because you are all english and do not understand a single word😂

because my channel actually stopped

What I wanted to say: Thank you for subsrcibing, liking and watching my videos...

But if you really want to see videos of me....

Dutch channel: Yoursweety

JustBeCreative is my english DIY channel, go check em out :D

anyway, if you subscribe to me, videos? probably not, and if you would, they are probably some tests

If you REALLY need to see some videos on this channel, tell me something in the comments :3

(weird sounds outside) What are those people doing!?

If you have some interest on stuff I sell on Fiverr: Links down below :D

Links down below of both of the youtube channels :3

I hope to see you all back there :D

Have a great day aaaaand Bye Bye!!

For more infomation >> My channel is a bit dead tbh😂 - Duration: 2:02.

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Easily see if someone is spying on your phone - Duration: 3:03.

For more infomation >> Easily see if someone is spying on your phone - Duration: 3:03.

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How a smartphone app is improving the livelihoods of farmers in Zimbabwe - Duration: 2:51.

80% of all smartphones in the rural areas will have the Kurima Mari application,

because as it stands, I think the application is very good.

But the missing link now is rolling it out

and communicating the value proposition to the farmers and other stakeholders.

The Kurima Mari application has got the videos installed already,

so they can easily download them.

And for those who do not have smartphones:

we encourage them to share with their friends.

Once they got the application, it's easy.

These officers also help in disseminating some of this information to the farmers.

So we promote that farmer also grow their crops with a nutrition agenda in mind.

We help finance their projects,

and after financing their projects, we also help linking them to the market.

In an essence, I can say: Kurima Mari has been streamlined to cover what the farmers want.

The EXTRA project is in essence about Extension and Training of Rural Smallholder Farmers.

The whole objective is to enhance their livelihoods, food security and income.

The project has various components

which include e-extensions or digital-based extensions

seeking to capacitate the farmer with information concerning farming,

farming as a business, markets and so forth.

At the end of the day, the relationship is about:

How can we enhance the government extension officers

to reach out to the farmers through a diversity of extension methods,

but also importantly, in the most updated or most efficient way,

using technology, new good agricultural practices,

which because of resource constraints they might not necessarily have.

So that people can actually see it as a tool

which can help them make money and get access to production information

independent of the government extension officer.

We are only at pilot level,

but surely in 5 years, we should have gained that traction.

For more infomation >> How a smartphone app is improving the livelihoods of farmers in Zimbabwe - Duration: 2:51.

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Highlights | Is The Artworld A Mature Industry? - Duration: 1:16.

Like any business, retail generally is undergoing

such upheaval with Amazon coming in, shops closing.

People have been able to use technology to communicate much more quickly

so there's a lot more access to contemporary art but at the same time there's been this lack of a filter

so there's so much more available to so many more people.

But the question becomes should things be a little more regulated?

Should there be more control? So how much open is good? How much regulation can be introduced?

So, look, the starting point is clearly that we have evolved from a fairly small tradition-bound

person to person quite insular world into a big, commercially charged, professional industry.

Everybody who lives around the artworld has experienced this change;

it happened rather suddenly in historical terms.

And we can agree or disagree about whether it's a good thing or a bad thing

but no-one can doubt that we're in the midst of some huge transformations.