So and welcome to a brand new episode of 420grams here on newsclick.in, where a full house today Ranidhi Singh is back in the house, Arjun Pandit is joining us from rainy Mumbai and Veybhav Raganandan is in studios. Firstly Pandit, how is the scene? Man, how is Bombay? I hope things are okay. Surviving? Sir, my room is close to the road and at about 9 a.m. there were cars and bikes on it. Now it's close to about 12 30 p.m. I can see boats and I can see people swimming, breast-style, free-stoke. Anyone who may be Olympic qualification type? We might not see a Michael Fess, we might see a Michael Tambay. Okay, so we're here because yesterday was a big night of football obviously the women's World Cup final was on but we were a little bit sidetracked because India was also playing their first home game of the 2019 calendar year at Ahmedabad against Tajikistan the opening game of the Hero Intercontinental Cup 2019. It wasn't the result we expected. We went into the game fairly confident that at home under a new coach with a new set of players and seemingly some shape the team taking some sort of shape we were expecting a positive result against Tajikistan as it turned out four to India went down four goals in the second half blew a two-goal advantage. Opening comments from you guys starting with you Pandit what do you make of the game? What do you make of Ahmedabad the arena all of that? Yeah bro before we get to the game because game key though of course that'll be the focus of our show I honestly enjoyed this entire stadium here because I for one have always been championing the cause of small stadiums in football where the supporter group is close to the ground and also because you know given the popularity of the game in this country we are not always going to be filling in big stadiums so this always looked like you know a lot of people have come in the atmosphere is there and we guys you know we have that bias because we've grown up watching games at Ambedkar stadium so we know exactly how it feels and which is why I feel this venue should be persisted with because agar apne if you remember with Ambedkar also it was only when India started winning regularly those Nehru Cups that the crowd started going up and you know and then it became like an atmosphere a festival of sorts I remember one of those Nehru Cups had to jump the gate and the finally no ticket came it was easy. I feel the same can be done with this ground you know and the ground looks very good to play on the dimensions of the ground look very good to play on in fact that looks better than what is Ambedkar as well looks a little more international quality and so yeah I just hope the AFF persists with this man because this can really help us in a long way you need that fortress man I'm sorry Bengaluru or Calcutta or Mumbai they are not your fortresses so far what you see this can be made into a fortress I mean I would be delighted if we were to make Ambedkar the fortress again that would be ideal but I guess both didn't okay anyway so stadium apart hopefully there will be more such options and I think so this guy Odit Sheet at Trans stadia has also been at it for a for quite a while with 10-15 years and he's put together it's a privately owned stadium this venue multi-purpose stadium with retractable stands they've used basically technology to make sure that it's you get I guess maximum bang for your buck out of it maximum utilization and yet the playing surface looks pretty tight pretty good pretty well maintained good enough for sort of international games to happen on also the look and feel of the look and feel of the stadium is also quite nice it seems very modern and sort of up there in terms of the kind of on television the lights were looking good yeah like a lot of times you know I feel we falter on television why doesn't half as good as because lights at the stadium don't match up to what your broadcast quality should be this time the lights were playing a part and I remember when I went for Kerala blasters the dressing rooms everything was really good under jacket dressing rooms there's the same venue which has broke a buddy like about 10 yards okay they do broke buddy there as well so what you were saying that retractable stadium you know and get the most out of the money put into it at the max not fit is good it sort of sets up a model for clubs as well because clubs in India don't own their own grounds at the moment we know that there are a couple Bangalore for example Gokulam Chennai they're all trying to get into the act find the land to build a stadium and then maintain their own venue because at least it gives the club some sort of something to hold on to some sort of foundation from which to grow community structure out of so yeah let's hope these guys keep at it getting to the game man what do you make of how India played and and we'll let's start with in fact we had Renady on a little while earlier so let's start with his initial assessment of how the game went and then we'll come out to you for me if you see the game it was not a great game from India we can play better a lot of new guys new coach of yes in Thailand they have done well but yesterday we were hoping that they will do it's a first match we have to give it we have to give time to those young players but we really have to do we got two good goals individual brilliance again from Sunil Sunil said three what a beautiful penalty kick and the throw poke just in just in front of him there were two defenders and he still managed to top up and scored such a beautiful goal but then other than that the other young players they have to pull up their socks they have to play way better than what they did yesterday and I'm sure they are young good talented players it's just that they have to gel well and this is where Venkates assistant Indian assistant coach who have seen all those players for many years I think he has to give the right information so that it helps the the new coach so we have to give time to the players and the coach but they have to do it you know because people memories are very very you know of course they have done well they have been people have been talking about but after yesterday's match again there will be a lot of pressure actually exactly what you said the remedy where you said that they were dominating the ball and they had all the possession even in the first half we can agree that Tajikistan were building a lot of the play and actually had a few chances also so you think in that sort of situation maybe putting someone holding midfielder someone with a slightly more as a shield in front of the defense because that seemed to be a gap between the midfield and the defense where our boys were doing well going up but not really doing much when it came to winning the ball back and I think right from the first half right from the first half I think they were pressing quite high if you see we got the penalty we got the penalty through a counter attack so we could see that you know we were defending we started pressing from from our midfield so even if we win the ball we still have a long way to go so but we have to press the coach like we still give a time but but the players they have to gel as quickly as possible otherwise it will be a problem so so let's see you know in the next match if they can do better and we have seen that the young defender and and Adil Khan their coach were trying but but I think they both need to have a better match so the coach will I'm sure coach have seen what what what those guys can can do and then in the next match they will the new I'm sure the new the defenders like Sandesh Dingan will come in so Arjun basically game of two halves or did you throughout the game did you see Tajikistan like what Andy was saying that Tajikistan had a lot of chances control the ball and well they got the dividends later yeah I kind of agree it's not a game of two halves man I think Tajikistan was dominating us on the ball from the word go you know and as far as possession was concerned as far as all the space that was being given to them they were dragging the game out wide as much as possible so India was of course being opened up a lot more in the game he's right man the the first move that led to the Chhetri goal that was a good move to watch a good combination as we see between Mandar and Chante a lot of that combination going and getting that penalty for India and Chhetri you know that shows you class experience and where he is mentally as a player that you know opening game of the competition three minutes into the opening game three minutes sir three minutes may nerve that chip is around you know going inside though if you see Chhetri's reaction after taking that penalty you say I hope pole been a lakjai top like that it went inside you know so that really set the tone and and coach would have been happy because given that you've used a very young team and I'm feeling this will be the young team going forward the first 15 minutes of the game is when we can really capitalize owing to that you know all that huge things with it which is a lot of pace which is that you know that point to do something you know that eagerness and that hurriedness so that that's in a good thing and the second goal was great man I mean that again shows you the space he's in man Mandar and Chante again combining well along left flank and and surprising because on the right you are saying the most experienced campaigner there and possibly totally deliberately but not as much as the combination was happening on the left and yeah I thought I found this second goal to be a bit fortunate Udanta put the ball in from the right and he was looking very clearly for the run of Chante at the far post which he completely completely mishit that cross hit it like six yards behind Chante here to change direction go back get the ball and then try try and do something else and fortunately enough we had players in the box on in that one situation and he did he they did well enough to manage to get the ball back in and of course Chaitri Bizali was left completely unmarked in the box so on both sides I think on both sides the defenders I think didn't turn up I mean I don't want to be too harsh on young Narendra Gallo who's only 18 playing his first game for the senior national team but there were clear moments when the communication the conversation the positioning the sort of I don't know mental switched onness and all of it was on mark of a team that hasn't played too much together right and that will happen and the not only have they played too much together a lot of them have not played much of international football here huh adil khan is now three games old or four games old narendra gallo first game rahaul bheke two games old mandar out this how this I think one or two games old then your entire midfield amarjit again two three games old this hell two games old so matter we had matter you have double figures in terms of experience as far as caps earned for the india team only udanta and chetri with you only two and gurpreet of course are the guys who have gone on to get you know a sizable number of caps all these guys will take time yeah I actually like the fact that the coach doesn't care about that which means he seems like a guy who's not very happy he's not to bother about the short term gains short term results you know a coach thinking pressure you know he's not bothered about that he is busy trying to see what system works there he's busy trying to see which player can be fit for india because his aim is a long term aim he how we can continue our growth in each your world cup qualifier also will be a part of that on cat he knows we're not doing anything in the world cup qualifiers I mean up in here I've been there but there also the focus will be on gameplay on how you handle certain situations the focus will be on the 2023 Asian cup qualifiers I think that is where he really wants to put his plans into and make it happen yeah which is the same not the qualification process for the world cup as well as the the next Asian cup is the same process and essentially the group that we have I think the target has to be to get out of that group as among the top two teams so to make it through to the final round of qualifying which will be from there to make it to the world cup I think currently for India is near impossible but but making it out of this group top two will give us a spot in the 2023 Asian cup and that definitely has to be the target so I'm not I'm also not and I've never been big on this whole results orientedness I also agree and I think we all agree that the process is more important whether it's the men's team or the Indian women's team it's the processes that are more important to and and building that fan base so in that sense I think the coaches have got it right because they're trying to play a style of football that fans enjoy playing for what it's worth losing 4-2 is better than losing 1-0 for what it's worth at least but that said after the first 15-20 minutes like you said where India were pretty good right creating something at least going forward and before the opposition team had the chance to kind of figure out this idea of winning the ball in the middle and then spraying it out to these pacy guys in front after that they shut us down completely and the second half it felt like nobody showed up whether it's I mean I thought Sahel had a great game till not a great game but given that he was a bright spark for me but other than Sahel I feel like nobody turned up yesterday I mean the third goal that went through Gurpreet's legs that there was very little power in the shot there was no no real angle on it it wasn't directed into the corner it was a it was it was just a low shot straight at him that went through his legs I've always like it's as it has it huh yeah full on I always find it like really these this going between the legs thing for a goalkeeper is like I mean I understand that it's always something that you can critique and maybe it is an error but I also find it a little bit harsh yeah because no no it's one thing if you're putting the ball it's one thing when you are it's one thing when you look at the gap between the keeper's legs and then put the ball through there because he's coming out and he's got his legs spread or something this guy is standing on the line wide like and the guy the angle from which the second the third goal the third was a cross from the right slid in finished I think anyway I think it was a third goal huh the angle from where he's hitting the ball the only way he should be able to beat the goalkeeper is at the far post if he's hit a perfect shot right in the corner right like this like the strike you were talking about the Swedish striker hitting from the other side that that should be the only goalkeeper especially when your goalkeeper is experienced international who's played yeah so I mean a howler of a game for most of the guys no yeah bro I kind of agree with you man and again going back to the same part that's all part of the process I think there is the part of the process there's something known as suffering right when you suffer as a team I'm telling you man all these things play a big part you suffer as a team the one good thing was that when you've played a four-man defense in your four-man defense three of them are out of position right because he is trying to find which player fits in where of course Sandesh Karnigal didn't help Anas Karnigal did not help Ranoi Haldar's Nigel did not help right all three were pulled out did not feature in this game because they had some minor niggles or something in the build up right now so you've got Gallot who's a fullback by profession playing center back in his very first game you've got Adil Khan who's still finding his feet midfielder by profession still finding his feet as a stopper back and then you made Mandar Rao this I who honestly speaking we've never really spoken much about his defensive capabilities other than his work rate you can up and down but defensive capabilities my work rate is just one part of it right so you had three guys of that four-man defense who were completely out of position and then you had Mr Rao Beke who to be fair has not made the best of start to his international career after all the who ha and this and that was going on for that one year before the Asian Cup and we were also part of that who ha but it was nice to see the yeah anyway so I guess one talking about the defense my my question to you is we for many years this has been a concern right building from the back composure communication all of these things which are critical to how football team plays we've always not been very good at right and now here is a coach coming in and like I'm not trying to rush him or anything like that he's trying to figure out who his players are and what his combinations are and what works best but he has gone out and said that he wants to play a style of football that is attractive and somehow attractive football seems to be absolutely contradictory to playing solid defensively which in my mind again doesn't fit maybe maybe it's because well I'll tell you about this coach as much as I have seen I said he knows how to handle the media he knows how to get whatever press needs to be said because he understands it's an integral part of you know being a part of the national team and of course trying to implement your plans because the people at the top who are of course you know signing on your checks and then of course making sure everything goes for you when you want it are very particular about the kind of PR that surrounds their team and a part of that PR which was not fulfilled by Stephen Constantine he understands exactly how to do it so we are playing and we're trying these things but if you see five man midfield three in the middle it's pretty evident that he wants to play with a solid defense that is more important sir your five man midfield is playing right up front and that is a major issue for this team going forward the usage of Sunil is something I think we were talking about constantly on our blog also yesterday that's Sunil and we've said this on a previous couple of shows also that Sunil playing up front is a real waste because he likes to get on the ball and you're playing him as a yeah but then how what sort of a system you talked if you like a five man you know and also you put him in also what is the impact of this I agree that you want to pack the center of the pitch but the five man midfield where two of your midfielders are Changte and Udanta who may or may not who may or may not help on the defensive side of things right as opposed to a holy or even for that matter Ashik of what what we saw of Ashik Corunyan in at the Asian Cup their work rate willingness to help out and just just staying switched on I mean there were periods of the game in the second half where you didn't see either wing the the boys were they were not there and also like I got to say Udanta must be pretty disappointed because the one cross he hit right Chitri scuffed it and sent it sent it to Bombay from Ahmedabad and that was actually there was a pretty I mean that part I don't think that would be turn out to be a critical moment in the game no but 3-0 high or 3-1 high-trick in the bag and he would have wrapped the game up and suddenly testimony a testament to how good Holy Charan Naziri was and how very different he was in approach to what you had from a Changte Holy Charan Naziri's work rate can never be questioned by he was up and down up and down always making sure there was no gap on his end right so right Holy Charan Naziri would always be fitting into that system so credit to Stephen Constantine that he found a system that sort of cooperated his best players going forward Udanta JJ Chitri and then of course Ashik came in towards somehow the other Changte is completely the opposite Changte gives you nothing in terms of work rate when compared to Holy Charan Naziri and his defensive capabilities he gives you positions out wide but beyond that he does after that position out wide some flashes of decent stuff though like I mean whatever good stuff did happen happened from the left wing so let's not take all the credit away from from from that part also he had a fullback with him who doesn't play fullback Mander Rao so you know meaning also both of them I think yeah I mean for what is expected that the right would have done a better job considering both of them play for Bangalore but my point is you're looking at the left what they're doing ahead and what they're doing behind and that's what I'm saying sir you have to do two things over there because and the overlap was going on between midfield fullback and combination so I went ahead and so on but defensively I think we were all over the shop yesterday I mean it was really defensively you were all over also because your midfield was not closing down I think that's a that's something like I mean so here's a question to both of you was there sort of a lack of plan at half time and did they come out of the break sort of overconfident that your victory is in the bag now we have to protect this lead and kind of they were shell shocked by the way Uzbekistan came that's point number one Tajikistan sorry the second question is if you look at the impact that the substitutes had on both sides and subs are extremely important in a game when you're playing in a place like Ahmedabad high levels of humidity, it's raining, it's a hot weather, you're tired, you're playing a high intensity game and very soon into the second half we were back on parity so the momentum is with the other side all the more reason why your subs have to come in and make an impact you look at the impact that the Tajik subs had goals assist and you you look at our side where except for that Jerry's clearance of the of the line which would have been a fifth goal which was straight at the goalkeeper that was it was a chance what did he do with the chances is the point and Jerry also was extremely lucky because the Tajik number 20 I don't know his name but he's sort of very half heartedly what Delao's shot he had time he had space if he had waited for Jerry to slide fully he could have chipped the ball in anywhere and finished it but they're also young players getting used to it and in the first half we were really lucky that Tajikistan didn't do anything in the box in front of goal otherwise it could have been five six seven and I say something this is supposedly the easiest team of the three you have dpr koria you have siria siria kohamsa but she doesn't they fight dpr koria sir is a I would say dpr koria is the strongest team in this top four on this in this four yeah and they will be a lot more physical than what Tajikistan was Tajikistan to be honest wasn't that physical on the ball I don't know about that I think later in the game they did start like I mean they were ease I mean well I don't know how physical I'm saying physicality I'm not saying that whether they're covering ground and closing spaces they were doing that and they were always there which is why whenever they would get the ball or whenever they would lose the ball it never seemed like India was breaking on a counter and you can you suddenly take them apart like that right yeah except that one right in the beginning yeah except right at the beginning when Udanta just just on sheer pace and and he got again yeah so that's early stages right once they settled in yeah yeah yeah after that they didn't leave it they didn't leave it I think like again like I think to answer your question about whether the Indian team eased off or they went in over confident in the second half I don't think that's the case at all I just think that in the second half Tajikistan just put the chances away they created a similar number of chances in the first half they had one very clear opportunity in the first half when they're in the Mr. Header it's sort of skid off the surface or something and they had three chances in the first half I mean one very like I mean absolutely that one should have been buried in that could have been two one or one or whatever the score was right now so I don't believe that but I do think that yeah the subs is like a thing because you would have expected that even at two all you would have either try to close down the game or go out and win it outright yeah win it outright but there was nothing neither of those things yeah I don't know man I don't know what you guys think but like trying players out and hoping to develop a system is one thing but going in which with what seems like no plan at all is a completely different thing and I don't think that like the result is so unimportant that you can literally just do whatever you want see now we have seen so many so many people turning up towards the match nobody wants to to see in their in their losing and that's also with the team like Kazakhstan so yes we we know that we it's a new coach and he says it's a very good coach we have to give time but but in football people will not they want to see in their win with so much so with so much support and hype and we have seen the fans and they were not happy but when you're losing at least the Amodabad fans I think that they were supporting brilliant thinking that this India have done well in the recent past in the recent month for years and so now in second match this will be a tough match for India and they have to the players have to take the pressure I think I sort of agree with Renédy here wherein like yes it's true that this is a process and we should not be results oriented but at a time when like people are starting to watch football paying interest in the Indian team and there's crowds coming in they do want to see the team win it does make a difference I mean I don't I don't know if necessarily that's true it's like the same suffering that Pandit was talking about how many years have we been suffering there are new fans then if that means the process is part of it where you will of course of course you will not be losing all your games to get to the Asian as he knows that yeah he's given himself a window in the end of the year and to his luck and which is great for Indian fans and we've got a solid four teams by the way one of those New Zealand guys the Indian born guy would be he's gone off to Bayern playing for Bayern reserves so maybe they were not so fuzzy after all anyway that's a digression what was it gonna ask you so actually so intercontinental cup essentially it's a we're using FIFA windows it's a friendly tournament so completely agree that in when we play friendlies we should not care about the results the results should matter when the consequence of the game matters right like if you're playing the final game then obviously the result makes a difference guaranteed and the US showed this absolutely clearly through the through the women's world cup man that like results do matter and performance matters as much so even though yesterday they were like Tobin Heath was a bit like yeah you were talking about players pulling their socks up but coming back to the point yeah last last little bit where do we go from here how do we get better starting with you man do you think i think this is something again i i'm just bringing up things that just bringing out questions from what steamath said in his post match pressure he said that players need to play a lot more volume of matches has to be much bigger for them to get better do you think some of the young players some of the players who are perhaps hitting their early 20s it's time maybe for some of them to go abroad and get some experience try and look for clubs abroad get a little bit more in terms of game iq steamath is a coach we have we have coach in highest level and we need to play more games as a team more than going individual go abroad i think we should try and play as much games as possible so that we as a team can gel we saw that yesterday other than playing from the back we were we couldn't gel enough we couldn't take enough or we couldn't press high enough at the final third so this will only improve by playing many more matches together and we have seen the sahal a player like sahal amarjit they have done well in last two three games but they have to continue performing or give the same level of the match in every single match which they couldn't do yesterday i am sure they will should they will be able to do to better than yesterday's match so udanta singh why i feel he should go abroad one of the players who needs to go abroad because here you know that a little bit of me how do i put it there and i might be wrong comfort factor so you need to go in a space you need to go in an environment where you are held accountable for all the spiel that you're doing up front so when you go in that high environment and everyone else around you is doing it you as a result pick it up that consistency you know that brutal consistency that is needed to succeed in international why is messi so good because of his brutal consistency bro you give him an inch and he will always find a corner of the goal or the other you know people don't say messi great because and chitri is the best example for any of the young players in the squad i mean he went abroad for two stints both stints he was fairly aware before going that he would not get much playing time if at all he got playing time it would be on the basis of what he did over there not on the basis of his reputation not on the basis of his being india india star at that point or anything like that and he came back from each of those stints at kansas city and at sporting a completely physically changed player mentally changed player i mean his decision making from that level on has just been somewhere else i think that just the physical bit is actually even if that changes that's also in itself see i don't know man like not in terms of like going to the gym and like lifting yeah i know just being able to like judge situations where you may have to get physical where you will get a physical i mean you will challenge your challenge and encountering that and just that decision so so before chitri went abroad training methods and training systems in india were very different right that has changed dramatically as we have said many times with the coming of the isl and all these top level trainers and coaches and all that so the physical training element i think the fitness element today indian players don't lack so much like udanta knows when he's taking on a defender that he probably has the pace to take him on sheer pace right but what he does once he's taken the defender like in that chance that we're talking about he's first he's cut it inside right but his second touch has then taken him back out yeah now i don't know whether that was a bad touch or he just couldn't decide whether he wanted to bang on down and put in a cross or go for goal on his own in the end he did neither in either like even if it was even if it was a deliberate touch it was incorrect like because you already made indecision you've already been in no i mean he saw chitri banging down the middle right so so automatically he's now thinking okay now do i go for goal or do i play chitri in the idea is that chitri is there to draw that man so that udanta has continues to have the free run at goal right that's at least what chitri is trying to do so one of the two players will get free when you reach the box i just feel so i just feel barring the technicalities uh space you're not surrounded by players who are giving you that space and freedom because of your reputation where they don't give a shit about your reputation and as soon as you get the ball one guy is coming at you with a flying elbow over the sliding tackle and if you make one or two bad crosses your 10 members behind you are riling you up and giving it to you bro you need to put yourself in a comfortable situation and if you don't do it now then when will you do it or are you sitting there at the comfort level you know that there is work there when money is coming club is working hard it's good enough for india level isle you're shining but when it comes out internationally so sir then you mean we only see you in patches so thailand game second half we saw him you know after that you saw how good you saw the piercing crosses or the balls and it's the same with the mdabad as well so someone needs to advise this kid and needs to go and needs to go and start trying for clubs abroad i don't know if he's doing it maybe i'm wrong he's already trying it but i'm sorry with all due respect to bangalore fans he needs to move out for the betterment of his game to go to another level in international football we'll wrap this up for now we'll be back with a live blog of course of the india versus dpr korea north korea game on july the 13th hopefully the team will gel a little better together and be able to do better in that game of course we'll be following the intercontinental cup and all the other developments in indian football very closely thanks for watching guys thank you all for your time see you next week


Hey, you did she bear 1,000 here and over on the couch is Monkey you're on Facebook or something We're gonna do a little unboxing here this is Something that one of our viewers had bought and it's not working right so she sent it well she was going to give it to me but If I can fix that I'm gonna send it back to her so So this this came in and it came in very quick.  She runs n scale. It's really cool. She did everything herself She's got mountains. I don't want to say too much So, you know to spoil it for you, but you know things like that and it looks really really nice She did an awesome job on it's a good job Nancy. So what we're gonna do is one of boxes I'll show you what's in here and Then we'll do another video a little bit later to see if we can get this taken care of for her if not she said Just throw it away or whatever, but I would never do that. Anyhow, even if I cannot get it fixed. I will I'll just keep it and put it on a shelf because it came from her. So she's a very good a very good friend of monkey and eyes and a Loyal loyal follower, so we'll see here Kind of looks funny like that Let's get a light on here for you and maybe that's a little better. Hope it's not too bright for you guys We're using the new camera. So I got I did a video last night today Saturday I did one last night when I played for you guys, but once again, I'm having some problems with my editing software Supposed to support MP4 which it does but for some reason Sometimes I don't know if it's a card or what. I'm trying a different card on this The one that the the The footage plays back okay, but the audio is running in fast forward. I Don't know how that's happening why it's happening or what but when I do something from Monkey's phone as well does the same thing. So maybe a memory card issue. I'm not sure but on one of my other Editing softwares it doesn't do that, but I don't like it as much I I've only used it like one time So I'll have to get used to just to make that video yesterday of the the camera that we're using now So we'll see here. Let's try to get this out when she's packed it very very well But I would really like to get this fixed for her Something inside here, but I will not read that to you guys Personal so that will go over here This is what she has been having problems with so a little steam locomotive like I said, it's an in-scale and I Think she bought on what she she get on eBay or Amazon Okay, well, I'm sure she'll comment down below. I'm where she got it in But there's a problem with it. So we're gonna I don't know I probably won't I've got so many videos to do tonight I probably won't get a chance to check it out tonight, but There it is right there So hopefully we can get this taken care of for her and get it sent back to her It's very small. What I'll have to do is get by What is magnifying glasses to work? with us underneath So we'll have to see what's going on with it and I'll have to get a hold of her Nancy I'll get a hold of you and you can kind of explain to me what it's doing or not doing But isn't that very cute? Now a few months ago monkey and I were at a antique place and they had a Z Scale which is like half this size. It was really cool Next time we go there if they still got it. I will Do a short video on it So but anyway, this this is the opening You know the unboxing of this So hopefully we can get it fixed for her. If not, I will put it in the garage and we can sit out there You look really cool. So Nancy We're gonna do our best to try to get this straightened out for you and find out what's going on But it's doing what it's not doing Things of that nature. So this is just a quick upload I'll probably just up just straight upload this one But I just want you to know Nancy that we'll try to Try to get this going for you. If not, we're not so we tried now. Here's what's going on with me Okay So I Got my face painted so you'll have to watch and Another video I don't know if it'll be before this one or after this one But my I painted I got my face painted because today we went to a place where we go monkey I need a light on Yeah, we went to a corn maze pumpkin batch And a lot of stuff going on. It's really nice for the kids. We got a couple pumpkins So that'll be another video. We got Bruno a little pumpkin and I got monkey a pumpkin And so we're gonna call them tomorrow, which is Sunday, so But we had a great time so keep an eye out for more videos, so I did a video last night So when I upload it tonight when you're watching it when I say tomorrow That was supposed to be today. So don't get confused on that. Sorry my fault because my Editing software sucks what I have I've got one thing to say about that And that is windows Bring back movie maker. That's the easiest and best. I've never had never had a problem with movie maker Can't get online anymore So but it was great now I still had my more expensive software for editing footage In depth of other things like my paranormal Investigations Investigations and sets like that, but 90% of the time it was for you guys for YouTube and it did just fine It had the transition transitions you could Overdub you could do all that stuff. It was awesome. Bring it back, please But if anybody hasn't I mean I would pay for I'd give 60 70 dollars to buy that if they would come out with it There's nothing else like it though. I mean the original movie maker that would be that would be awesome But uh anybody has that Happens to have that let me know get a hold of me right in comments below I would be glad to pay for it if you have it and you don't use it or whatnot I Would pay you for it But anyway guys so Nancy won't try to get this taken care of for you So hope you guys are having a great weekend Nancy keep up to good work on the trains by the way It's awesome. Remember check her out Nancy Jones. All right, so Like I said awesome awesome video. She's a loyal follower To you know all the people she's subscribed to and we are subscribed to her as well And we follow her every chance we get now we work a lot so we don't get that but it was fun Nancy was fun when Monkey picked me up from work and we just happened to just start On the live feed on Facebook that was really fun So that just happened to work out fine where I just got off work and she had just come in picking me up So that was fun, but remember check her out once again Nancy Jones, and don't forget to check out monkey 1000 She's trying to get her videos up. She's doing a lot better. She's she's a beginner but she's doing very well and she does a lot of crafts and A lot of stuff for around your house and things you can do that are fun and cheap So check her channel out as well. She's awesome She gotta be awesome be with a guy like this So anyway guys, thanks for watching and stay tuned for more videos. We'll talk at you soon That being said she better the myth the man the legend. I'm gone. Bye. Bye guys. Take care now


What's going on everyone Sam here with late in sports cards. We're doing 2022 Bowman Sterling baseball hobby two box break number seven pick your team Got a list of our names on our teams next to me gonna read them off really quick Alex are with the athletics Andrew C. Cubs Brian F. Tigers Brian J Nationals cap you seen M angels diamond backs Jason H with the Orioles G. Lunge's got the Dodgers Jonathan are Phillies Kevin C Mets Pirates Twins Mac S Guardians Mark R. Reds Matthew G. Cardinals Nick D with the Braves Robert F with the Astros Ryan M's got the Mariners Royals Ryan Ryan M. Oh Mariners Royals Ryan M. E. Giants Ryan B. Rocky. Thank you Ryan Sean F. Padres Steven C. Red Sox Steven M. Yankees blue J. Steven G. Brewers Tim L Rays Timothy P with the Rangers Tom J. Has got the White Sox and Marlins. Let's get started.  I'm not stooping to it. I Am a Ravens fan in the NFL. I'm a Hawks fan in the NBA and then I am a Yankees fan for the MLB Yeah, pretty much I Didn't want to be like normal like I would have not been a I would have not been a Yankees fan If my dad wasn't such a big Yankees fan for baseball, I would have picked somebody Because he's on my way to the shop Nice nice phone auto-correct there with the on my way with the exclamation point Good luck here everyone J Dom nice Luis Rodriguez 8 out of 15 on the pink Tech card very nice congrats on that one Dodgers nice Lurad Take that for sure La we've got Henry Mendez that's going to the brew crew on the base auto Then we've got an O'Neil cruise rookie for the pirates and Ellie Daylock cruise for the Reds. Nice pack there Give you a rock bottom right through the tape probably honestly You're gonna see rich come sprinting in here and just RKO me Right out of the breaking chair. Oh, I see main event. Right honestly Got gyro Paul Maris Louis Frias Refractor hit the Qan Steven Qan 139 193 out of 199 guardians We've got an auto Pedro Panada. That's going to the athletics There you go Oakland with the Pedro Panada Isaac Pacheco and Gavin sheets the latent elbow Let me check Tony. No, I don't believe so Kevin C has a twins in this one. You must have a different one before There's a George Valera base guardians Blaze Jordan CJ Abrams. That's 28 at an 75 going to the Padres. We've got a redemption Let me wow I'm just gonna go ahead and do this one for you.   Man. This case is off to a fantastic start And we've still got We still got six autos to find in this too seven autos to find actually Hunter Green rookie cutter Crawford That is Christian Santana 162 out of 199 to the Tigers We've got auto your rebel and helice. That's going to the Padres. There you go. A San Diego slam, Diego Then we've got cow Raleigh rookie and Shane Boz It's going to say cafe. Yeah, then big so the redemptions are pretty much gonna be cappy It's gonna be warming Bernabelle J rods are redemption for most stuff. I think and then I believe wander is gonna be your redemption I only pulled one wander, but it was a duel and it was alive And so did Matt that pulled the same card full live Dory Lorenzo Denzer Guzman We got Francisco Alvarez on the speckle nice 90 out of 99 for the Mets Then we've got auto is Yonatan class a go into the Mariners nice one there as well We will take that for sure Yonatan class a Mariners killing it right now Jake Berger and Jose Ciri I don't do it for our first box here sterling These cases can get kind of wild too these cases like we'll end up with like four or five mags per case sometimes on these You'll see like big Brian Acuña autos There's the triple auto of all three Acuña's Brian Luis Angel and Ronald Juan Soto's got autos in here So it's a pretty pretty loaded Year I would say For sure man We've got Ronzi Contreras. That's going to the pirates cj abram's rookie Hendry Mendez going back to the brew crew. There you go brewers Milwaukee's very loaded in this too. Milwaukee's got like five autos Christian Santana Missal Yerbina and Yeti Cappé Yeah, checklist is goes kind of nuts in this one I love the dual autos and some of the insert autos like you pulled the car Carlos culmen areas to five yesterday out of a personal Contreras another Abrams We've got Reed Detmer's rookie Speckle autos gonna be rookie going to the reds alejo Lopez. That is 21 out of 99 For the reds congrats reds Yeti Cappé and Roberto Campos Jay rod rookie, there you go. We got a gold coming up here. Willman Diaz Jason Dominguez Gold auto averson artega 41 out of 50 on the prospect auto for the Giants. There you go Higante's Nice one there saying Fran O'Neill cruise rookie and an LA daylight cruise on the prospect card Yeah, a lot of big names first our second autos too Clial Watson is in the checklist George Valera um What's his name? James Wood LA daylight cruise a lot of big names Jonathan Clause A lot of those guys from 2022 Bowman HDA Frias Brian Acunha Go into the twins There you go Minnesota Kevin C Nice baby Acunha Really young Acunha dude.  Is he really? Yeah. Look at how young he looks in his picture Nice Brian Acunha hit Isaac Pacheco Gavin sheets and Jackson Kaur Last pack guys. Good luck here. He's got the uh, he came back out there. He does. Yeah, he does So that's um, he's Ronald Acunha junior's brother in the MLB. Okay, which is kind of cool And then they have another brother who's also in this Luis on hell who plays for the Rangers So there's three of them all and practically in the MLB at different levels Matt Manning Rodolfo Castro Alfonso Reeboks go into the cubs to 199 refractor Auto is going to be Dustin Harris go into the Rangers his second auto as well He's in 22 bowman jumbo 22 bowman HDA And then we got Brayston Stott and Brian Daylock Fruse That'll do it for the uh break there guys. Let's do a quick recap Brian Acunha twins Averson Artega gold for the Giants Alejo Lopez to 99 for the um Uh reds that's Henry Mendez brewers Yonatan Classe for the um, thank you for the Mariners Uh, Dustin Harris that is rangers auto Urebel and and helice for the Padres Pedro Paneta going to the ace Henry Mendez brewers and our rookie auto redemption Julio Raj Regas congrats on that Seattle Ryan mo That'll do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the fill next up. We got another break of this


Batman and Robin the punchline that keeps on giving knock knock who's there? I don't know.  You should never work in Hollywood again This is the hero's poster There's also a villain's one But I really want to focus on this and really pay attention to the nipples that take center stage here Not so much Batman's and Robin's at this point, but Batgirls beautiful job.  We've come a long way from just a simple logo, haven't we? I think Batman's running, but I don't know where his other leg is. I don't know who taught Chris O'Donnell how to run I presume they never had arms in their life because what is going on with his no one runs like this Is he throwing a punch?


FNN, The Tiger, Financial News Network. Update. Good morning, everyone. Friday, the 26th of August, and we are listening at this moment. You've got federal chairman. This is going to be very important. The Fed is about to speak. Powell's about to speak, and we'll see what he says about rates, etc., etc., etc. You've got a little bit of action right at this particular moment. I don't even know if you started speaking yet, but this is the 10 a.m. Tiger Financial News Network market update. A little spike from 4,200 straight down to the 4,186 level where we were maybe 10, 15 minutes ago. Let's see what happens. Key parameters will be about a 4,172 level of support and 4,210. A break above that would be quite good if you can hold. Let's get through the markets. We're looking at this particular point, and my suspicion is we've already had a big rally from Wednesday mornings low. My suspicion is that we will get some kind of negative action, just a digestive phase. Wait a minute. Is that because, oh, look at that. There is so much action going on. We can barely get the charts to move. There we go. 1,053,332,244. S&P is now down 13 at 4,185. The QQQ and the X100 is trading down $1.70, 318,73. The IWM, the Russell 2000, is trading down 163,193. Gold, and now I'm a little behind in gold, but gold at this particular point is down 13, and the dollar, finally enough, is also down 66 ticks at 107.76. That double top, and I've been telling subscribers we've got to watch this closely, the technicals are still very strong in the dollar, but that double top, I always respect potential double tops. The dollar index went within two ticks of the 109.29 of the 19th of July. I suspect we're going to get some kind of a pullback. Yeah, we're anticipating that. The yields are doing. The TLT is down 53 cents at 112.22, so the yields are still moving higher. Looking at crude oil, crude oil is down 78 at 91.76. So we'll be back in a moment. I suspect we've got a digestive day coming up, and we'll see what happens. The day is young. I'll be back with a target of conditions. I'll check out both people. Thank you. See you later.


Okay, so hopefully you can hear me and hopefully you can see everything but we'll just try this out So projectile motion Let's look at projectile motion in projectile motion. The key thing is We define projectile motion to be An object moving only under the influence of gravity. So let's just let's just start Okay, so suppose I take a ball and I shoot it Horizontally while it's in its path right here. What force are acting on it? Don't say it. Don't say the force from the cannon that shot it. No, it's not It's not acting on it anymore. The only force acting on it is gravity, which is straight down. I'll write that as MG Can you see that? Okay? That's a little small. Well, we'll just try it out. Okay so From that we can write down Newton's second law or the momentum principle, however you want to call it. I'll write that as F that Equals ma and so in two dimensions. I can write f net x equals ma x F net y equals ma y so The only force is in the y direction. There's no force in the x-direction. So this equation says f net in the x-direction Zero, so that's zero. So a x equals zero So in the x-direction, I have the following equation can completely describe the motion of The particle in the x-direction x final equals x initial plus v x Assuming time starts at zero Okay, because there's no acceleration. This is just the definition of average velocity is change in position or change in time or written in a different way So that's that Then nothing else to say in the x-direction in the y-direction. I have the net force is going to be in negative MG Where G is positive 9.8 Newton's per kilogram So I can solve this for a y equals negative G sets acceleration in the y-direction So now I have a constant acceleration. I can use the kinematic equations I'm just gonna write down one of them. You can go back and look at kinematic equations But this is the important so in the y-direction. I have y final equals y initial plus v y initial times T minus one half G T squared just your plain kinematic equation free fall the key is this motion is independent of this motion except for The time it takes so it's just like a ball moving at a constant speed up there and a ball falling straight down down to there And the only thing they have in common is the time the time it takes for this constant horizontal motion is equal to The time it takes of all the falls straight down So that's simple case This is always gonna be true. Okay, the only thing that you need to worry about is And then so what would you do what it depends on what you're trying to do Suppose you're trying to solve for how far it goes horizontal. That's a common case Well, here if I shoot this ball horizontally, I can call the floor down here Y equals zero meters So in that case the final y would be zero Initial y would be let's call it H What's the initial y velocity if it's shot that way? It's not moving at all in the y direction. So the initial y velocity is zero. So that term is gone I'm just left with this one minus one half g t squared now I can solve for the time and see this is the trick the y direction I can use to solve for the time and then use that same time in the x direction. So here if I Let's say I subtract h from both sides and I get negative h equals negative one half g t squared and Then I can divide both sides by negative g over two and I get T squared equals two h over g T equals the square root of two h Okay, and then I can if I want to find out how far it went and if I know the initial velocity in this case The initial velocity is all in the x direction So I can solve for let's say it starts at x equals zero x final It's just going to be vx, which is the launch velocity times t, which is this Okay. Now one more quick case. What if I change this? So that I launch it at an angle with some velocity v zero at an angle theta above the horizon So what's going to change? Well, what's going to change is now my initial x velocity is not v not Am I initial y velocity not zero? So I can write vx initial. It's going to be The zero the x the y So there you have a right triangle So using your normal trig rules vx is going to be v zero cosine theta V y zero which is just the initial velocity. It's going to be v zero sine theta And then over here I could do if I want to find out how far it went Now this would not be zero my initial y velocity is that value So this would change and it'd be a little bit more difficult to solve In fact, if you try to do your normal algebraic rules you'll fail You need to use the quadratic equation You can't remember what that is look it up But you can still find the time and plug it into here and not all not every single can project on motion problems It's going to be the same way, but the key thing is Projectile motion you can treat the x and the y motion separately Except they have the same time In the x direction the acceleration zero in the y direction the accelerations negative g So I went kind of fast because I don't want to make a an hour recording and you can pause it and you can replay it So let me know if this helps


Hi, how's everybody doing today? I'm your host, Rich. Here we have a RichTV Live with two very special guests, the Executive Chairman and Founder, Vince Seracci of Minehub and the CEO, Arnaud Star-Busman. How are you gentlemen doing today? Very good. Thanks for having us today, Rich. My pleasure. Thanks for having us. Hey, my pleasure, gentlemen. Thank you for joining us. So my first question is, Minehub is an enterprise platform that digitizes and streamlines manual and paper-based processes connecting the entire metals and mining supply chain. Can you tell us a little bit more about the company? Yeah, sure, Rich. So Minehub was founded in 2018 in Vancouver. It was formed around an idea of how emerging blockchain technology could help drive digitalization of the archaic processes in mining and metal supply chain. So the company didn't do this alone. So 2018 was really about forming a syndicate of companies around the minehub to help design, develop, validate products. That's some large companies like Weed and Precious, Gold Corp, ING Bank, and take it from an IDE to concepts. And also in 2018, we realized the initial funding for the project. 2019 was about developing the first release, which we did with IBM USA. And we started engagement with key future partners like BHB. 2020 was really around road testing the platform, testing the value proposition, refining it, learning, improving the UX, and then from there, taking to commercial release at the end of 2020. Some of the work that we've done there, that's part of it was in the press, the work that we've done with BHB, Vale and Bawu. 2021, so this year has really been around hardening the core platform, starting onboarding our initial customers and then building out commercial teams, especially in Asia. Minehub's already present globally, not just Vancouver, we've got, I'm based in Europe, but we have teams in London, in the Netherlands, and we have boots on the ground in key complex markets like China and Japan. Wow, you guys seem to be really busy. I didn't realize you guys were so global already. How does Minehub's technology benefit businesses across the trade ecosystem? In various ways, and there's quite a lot of players probably for people who don't do commodities, supply chain transactions on a daily basis, but it's a bit of an explanation of what problems we're solving. So if you look at these supply chains from mining supply chains, taking a piece of iron ore into a finished product in your house, for instance, these supply chains, they consist of a whole series of high value transactions between sellers and buyers, supported by a variety of servers and logistics providers. Think inspectors, banks, shipping agents, carriers, insurance companies, ports, et cetera. Transaction values range between one to $30 million US dollars. Now, there was some analysis done, and if you look at moving a container from Africa to the Netherlands, which should at first seem straightforward, it actually involves like 20 parties, 100 people, and 200 interactions between those people. And what they do, they usually send each other paper, emails, messages, et cetera, with information regarding the shipment, usually the same information in different formats, and they're chasing each other to get updates on status and location and things like that. It's very manual, labor-intensive, lots of reconciliations, lots of errors. It causes delays that affect customer service, but they also consume working capital, sometimes up to 30% of the time of the transaction is wasted for a container sitting idle waiting for paper. And this is just one step of the journey, one shipment. The supply chains are long, with lots of steps. It's been estimated that this way of working and this paper-based nature really loses around five to 10% of the value of the trade of goods, manual basis due to the friction of paper and document-based processes. We take a $1.8 trillion industry like mining and metal supply chains, that's a $150 billion pain point, just that, right? And that's one of the pain points we're solving. So we take the friction from supply chain activities by going digital and providing a shared collaborative space where information is updated and shared in real time. No more multiple versions of the truth that need to be reconciled, no more guesswork, where goods are and chasing people. Everybody's on the same page all the time. That helps us to streamline operations for our customers and users. It cuts out a lot of the stress. It takes away wasted effort on reconciliation. It reduces time lines for transactions and reduces errors. So everybody benefits really in these transactions. Very good. Sounds like you guys have been putting a lot of time and effort into coming up with some solutions to everyday problems. Why did Minehub decide to enter the public markets now? That decision was based on multiple fronts and it's an exciting time with tech stocks and the digitizing of everything right now. That the speed and the velocity of this movement was driven by COVID, obviously, as people were forced to work from home and processes that required personal interactions needed to be completed remotely. As Arnud just described, this industry in particular, very manual, paper-based, people-based processes. So capturing this new era of digitizing everything, which is exciting in the markets right now. And we're also in a phase of our growth cycle where we're poised to make significant strides. And we think public markets will find that exciting and shareholders will be rewarded in this public environment for this next phase of our growth cycle. And then, when you're public, it's greater access to capital. We just did a very large, significant financing to go public, so we are definitely cashed up. But now, for additional opportunities to expand our business and potentially, if we identify a creative M&A opportunities, it's good to be public. So those are the reasons that we chose to be public now. Very good. And we were very happy that you're public because our community loves identifying undervalued, under-appreciated, under-exposed companies that have an opportunity to explode. And that's why we love doing these interviews to get to know the people behind the deals. Now, Minehub is already working with the largest mining companies in the world, as well as massive financial institutions and tech companies. Can you tell us more about those collaborations? Yeah, and this is an important point because when the idea or the concept of starting Minehub came up and solving these problems in the industry or really just kind of moving, I come from the resource space and the mining and metals industry. And that industry's always been a big laggard with respect to adopting technology. Probably one of the worst ones in the world. And when this concept came up of introducing this technology, and it was back in the day when blockchain kind of started becoming a household word because of cryptos and other industries were starting to adopt it. We wanted to make sure we were building something that industry wanted, not something we were guessing at, what we think they need. And so Minehub was started with really putting together a consortium of industry players, like the corner points of industry. And that started with Gold Corp and Wheaton Precious Metals and ING Bank, the corner points of these supply chains. And really that acted as a focus group. They, along with IBM when we announced and signed a strategic development agreement with IBM and we all sat around a table and it was an intellectual kind of dump of how each of these corner points of industry saw a platform like this helping their business, making it more efficient as something that they would want to use. And that's how this concept started three years ago. And then that progressed and that morphed into additional groups like them. And our new invention, there's public announcements out there with the DHVs of the world and the ballets of the world. And they continued that process with us as we pivoted into different markets and started addressing additional opportunities for the company. They kind of, if you will, continued to collude with us and identify, I guess, not only niche opportunities within each of these organizations, pain points that we could solve for them, but stuff that would also relate to and be used by the greater industry itself. And those collaborations continued and we got to where we are today, where we've got a commercial version of the platform launched. But I think the more exciting part of that too is that those collaborations are just going to continue. And they're going to continue from a number of perspectives where you'll also see us doing joint venture type projects with a lot of leaders within industry around specific applications that will be put on the platform. So it'll continue to kind of enhance and increase the opportunities within the platform itself as we continue to work with industry. That sounds incredible. There's some big names you're mentioning there, like IBM and BHP. Can you tell us a little bit more about your ESG carbon tracking solution and how it will benefit the industry? Sure, I'll take the one. So I don't think it's surprising that ESG compliance and basically accounting and reporting on emissions, they're big themes for corporates now. And especially in supply chains, especially in mining and metals. And it's expensive for companies to comply with this. And let me give you two examples. So the first one is, for instance, in Europe, car companies that sell EVs, they need to prove the ESG footprint of the full upstream supply chain of the battery that's in the EV, in the electric vehicle. So they need to make sure there's no child labor or slavery involved in mining the cobalt, but also account for the emissions that we put in the atmosphere during the mining, the shipping and the production processes. How are they going to prove this? They need to have access to all the parties that have been involved in getting it from the mine into that battery in the car in the dealer showroom. That's a lot of information they need to gather from lots of parts that they don't even know. Another example is carbon emissions accounting. More and more companies, they really need to account and report on not just their own carbon emissions, but also those of their customers and suppliers as they're involved in processing or shipping the materials they buy and sell. So for instance, if a mining company sells iron ore to steel mill, that mining company needs to account and report on how many emissions their customer, the mill produced while processing the specific amount of iron ore that they bought from the mining company. And also how many emissions the vessel produced while carrying the iron ore from the load port to this port. These are so-called scope three emissions. Now, if you think about it, some of these companies have tens of thousands of customers and suppliers accounting for all that is a massive undertaking, pretty much impossible. And then keeping track of improvements or changes that suppliers or customers make, changing the intensity, et cetera. It's just a conundrum of data that needs to be captured every day and analyzed and reported on. So we're building a solution for both of those challenges. We are naming companies to help them prove, get independent certification, but also verify compliance with ESG requirements that those supply chains up and downstream. But we also help companies to automate the capture, the accounting, the auditing and the reporting of the scope-free emissions based as an early course of business. And that's, we do that transaction level. So it's a massive headache, a big per se is more really to address that. And this is not just solving complex problems for our users that are expensive. It's also directly contributes to our kids and grandkids future by promoting sustainable supply chains and carbon neutrality. What in other industries and sectors can Minehub's core technology be used in? And what space does the company plan to target next? So the problems and the pain points that we're solving, they are commodity-agnostic. So our platform is commodity and product-agnostic. We've got a very clear focus on mining and metal supply chains because it's an extremely important and critical, increasingly critical part of the global industry and our climate change ambitions that all the countries have. But we can use Minehub directly without any change for any other bulk-shipped commodities or container-ship products. In theory, we can enter any market, but like most companies, we've got limited resources and we need to focus and prioritize them, right? So a logical next step for us are those products that our users or customers are already involved in. So for mining companies, this means looking at their upstream supply chain, it's equipment that's being shipped to them, spare parts, tires, explosives, chemicals, fuel, et cetera. But also for some of the traders that we work with that are active in other quantities like coffee or petroleum products. We basically will go, we'll keep our focus on mining and metals, but we will go now where our customers or users want us to go or when we come across a really incredible opportunity that we jump straight in. Fantastic. What are some of your major milestones for the company this year? And what has been one of your most significant accomplishments for the company since it was founded in 2018? So for us this year, really, I mean, we've executed documentation with several large industry participants for a startup company to basically engage with some of the biggest parties in one of the most conservative industries on the planet. I think it's a major achievement and we're very proud of that, right? So it means that we've got something that is of value, that it means that it's something that can skill into a future digital infrastructure. We, cybersecurity is for most attention for us. So we invested instantly in achieving industry leading cybersecurity compliance evidence by sort of two type, type one assessment that we had we'll follow that with the type two assessment later in the year. We've run some live transactions including in trade finance and of course the listing on the TSX is a key milestone. But if I look back over those years but for what were really defining moments it's being able to work with those large companies and small companies to build this commercial platform. And the really defining moment was when we did the first blockchain-based iron ore trade between BHP and China Baowu in 2020 respectively the largest mining company and the largest steel producer on the planet in the midst of COVID, in the midst of the pandemic and that was a really defining moment for us for the team and for the company. Congratulations on all your success thus far. The Minehub team brings an array of experience to the company. Can you tell us a little bit more about your leadership team and why these key members were chosen? Absolutely. I mean, I'm very proud of the team that we've assembled around us. So the mission we're on is really not simple otherwise it would have been done before barrier to entry is high. It's not just financial we spent a significant amount of money getting here but it requires a combination of special skills and experience in technology, industry, finance, law, product management, execution, digital transformation and then we need extensive industry networks, contacts to be able to access these large companies and players at the right level having bring a certain credibility and trust to their engagement being able to operate and collaborate in many different cultures whether it's corporate cultures, large ones, small ones but of course countries like China and Japan absolutely critical markets that work very differently from what we're used to and our team combines all that skills and experience and we need it to execute. So if I look at the management team aside from myself and Vince, you're on today our CEO, CEO Mathias he's got extensive experience in digital transformation, execution, Hugh Harford Thompson he's a born entrepreneur having co-founded the first publicly traded enterprise blockchain company in Canada, BTL group, Mariana she has extensive experience in UX and product management Echo has been most of her career in various metals in mainland China, based in Shanghai she brings her domestic network and a market experience to the table and so forth and if I look at a board, I'll just call out a few we have got David Garofalo CEO for Goldcore for a long time which merged with Newmont last year and our two years ago we have Haike, coming from Anglo-American she was in the leadership team of the company there looking after digital transformation as well as India and China so we've got a lot of maturity and experience in our team management team but we also got fantastic team members to execute on that with us. Sounds like you have a great team that you put together what should investors look out for from Minehub in the coming months? We are working, we're firing it all soon especially since the financing and we've got a lot of work on so I expect some of that to come out in the press work we're doing with large customers and they're still on the reps. Similarly, we are launching applications over the next three months and we'll announce it when they are launched and when they get taken into use with feedback from the initial use we have a quite a strong list of partnerships key partnerships that we have developed over the years and that we will sign with and we'll give some visibility on that. And finally, there's it's conferences and now there's continuous events in the industry digital transformation, digitalization of mining and mass supply chains is a very hot topic and we will be attending and speaking in a variety of these. Wow.  How can those investors get in touch with you or the company if they have any questions or they're interested in potentially investing? Yeah, so I think our website is pretty accessible everywhere at mineup.com we have a investors page that gives good information and a movie we made about what we're doing got good reviews also from industry we've got an investor deck there we've got a book a demo button to get a demo or get more information we've got a LinkedIn channel but you can also email us well, of course. Fantastic. Well, thank you so much for your time today gentlemen. I must remind everyone that is watching that Rich TV Live is strictly for information and education purposes. Please do your due diligence, do your research before you invest in anything we talk about or discuss here in Rich TV Live. In saying that, I do believe this is a company that is undervalued, underappreciated, underexposed put it on your watch list, put it on your radar and thank you for watching everybody today. And I must also thank the executive chairman and founder Vince Srirachi for joining us today and the CEO, Arnold Starr-Bussman. Thank you for joining us today gentlemen. Thanks for having us Rich. Thank you Rich. Always a pleasure. Told you guys if you're not winning, you're not watching, we bring you the winners and we bring them to you first. Thank you for watching everybody and have a nice day.


So now let's add the secure firmware update services. So this is the main detail about this. We will need to modify kubemix to have these new services and we will use kubed and modify the application. To add the firmware update capability in our application we will need to modify it to have the capability to download a new firmware. This new firmware will be delivered encrypted and signed or sent encrypted and signed from the PC. And then we will use four different PSI API. The first one, PSI firmware update write, allow to write a new firmware in the downloading slot. Then we've got the PSI firmware installed. That means we have received this new application and we want to trigger an installation. Then we need to trigger a reboot because remember it will be the second stage bootloader, STU write that will detect first this new application. And then we'll decrypt it, check the integrity and authenticity and we'll install it. And then we have the last API which is named PSI Firmware Update Accept. This API should be called by the new application installed at its first execution. It's been okay. I'm running well. Everything is okay for this new application. If the new install application doesn't call this API and there is a reset, we will roll back to the previous version of the application. It's a way to ensure that this new application is running well. So it's up to you to have fine criteria to check if your application is running properly and to accept this. Once you have accepted this version, you can't roll back to the previous one. So let's check together the secure firmware update algorithm. On the PC, we've got the timestamp event version 2. We will use trusted package creator and also an OM key, that means new keys that will be used to encrypt but also to sign the binary. Once we've got a version encrypted and signed, we will send it to the user modem to our application version 1. This one will call the PSI API PSI Firmware Update Write. And the version 2 of our application encrypted and signed will be write in the downloaded area. Then our application will request the installation and finally request the reboot. So what happened during this reboot? The STROT, the second stage bootloader, will detect a new firmware in the downloaded area. It will check integrity and authenticity of this one. And if it's okay, it will exchange swap the content of the downloading area with the active area. That way, when we execute this new version, we can check if the accept is called and if the accept is called, we finish the installation. If the accept is not called and a reset occurs, it will roll back to the previous version. This swap mechanism is done sector by sector and is, I will say, resistant to any power loss or reset during this mechanism. It's inspired for MCU boot and you can find some documentation on the web about it. Though after the reboot, we've got in the execution slot or non-secure area the timestamp event version 2 and we still have the version 1 in the secure part downloading. Then we need to accept. On exception, the version 1 will be deleted. So let's come back to Qubemix, add the requested secure services and add the source of modification needed. So let's come back to Qubemix. Still in the secure manager API, so it was in the middleware and software. Here, regarding the services, we already have done the cryptography previously. We're just in and now how we had the firmware update. So just click on this one. Another thing we need to do is to add the CRC IP activation, which is used by the one modem protocol that we will use to transmit the new version. So I can close this category and go in the computing. In the computing select CRC, just put it in the non-secure context on activated. This is all what we need to do with Qubemix. So generate the code. I will close and now I will come back to my Qubemix ID. So here I need just to refresh my project. So again, click on the project, non-secure, right click and refresh. I will need to drag and drop some new source files from the material I deliver to you. So if you go still in the workshop on zone material, in a timestamp even detection, project page files here. From the include files, I would like you to take the update underscore firmware.h on ymodem.h. And I will drag and drop them in the include folder. I copy the files. And this is done. You can check it. ymodem update and in a similar way we go back in the source folder. And here you will take update firmware.c on ymodem.c on drag and drop them inside a source file. Source folder, sorry. I copy it and now I have to modify slightly my code. So as you can see, we just need to add the include update firmware on the check update request in the while one loop. So if I come back to my main.c and I will just copy past this code updatefirmware.h, just this include. And then I will just add a check update request in the while one loop. Okay. Then I can save. I can then compile it. And again, after the compilation, you can see that a possible script is code with a TPC success. And I would like to give you some detail about this possible script, what is done there. So I would like to give you some detail about this possible script. You will use a trusted package creator, which is a tool that is delivered in the same package at STM32Q program. As input, it will take your binary of your application and one key to generate the signatures. One to check the, which allow to check the integrity and the authenticity of your firmware. And one encryption key, which allow you to ensure about the confidentiality of this firmware. And then you will generate two files, one in a bin format on an X format. This binary is encrypted. And there is also the metadata with a signature which allow a secure boot to check integrity and authenticity of this firmware on the decrypted. The second format is generated and ensure that if you want to flash it, it will flash this binary in the downloading slot. While this binary has been, I would say, generated to be executed in the execution slot. Where does key come from? The crypto scheme that is used here is elliptic curves. For the signatures, it was ACGSA P256 and for the encryption, SAUS P256. The key has been provisioned at the same time than the secure manager. If you have a look in all the logs of the installation of the secure manager, you can find the details about them on how you can change or regenerate this key to personalizes. Because for sure, for your product, you will need to use your key for the encryption, but also for the signature generation and signature check. So let's flash this application with now all these firmware update capabilities. So I right click on the project, debug CC++ application. And if I check my data, we can see now we've got a new menu somehow. Or we invite us to press one to trigger a firmware update. So if I launch my application, sorry, here, if I press one, my firmware is now waiting for a new version of the application. So let's create a second version of this application where we will just change the printf. So if I come back to QBID, I'm stopping the debugging. And here, I just changed version one by version two. So let's compile it. And again, the possible script will be executed. So I will have those firmware sign and encrypt generated. And it was this one that I will send a Y-modem protocol. TPG success. Now if I come back to my error term, I will go in the menu file, transfer Y-modem send. So if I go in my hands-on folder, my timestamp event detection application, I've got a binary folder. And here, I've got the two files I told you before. So the encrypted and signed version dot bin on the dot X. With a Y-modem, we will use a bin format. So please select timestamp event detection non-secure and encrypted sign dot bin. I open it. So downloading is ongoing. And once the transfer is done, you can see an installation have been triggered. Let's check together exactly what happened inside our application. So we've got here the version one installed. And here are the different traces that you have observed. First, when we have finished or when we receive a different packet, we will use a PSA firmware write. The timestamp event version 2 will be write here in the downloading area, still encrypted with the signatures. Then we will request a firmware installation. That means we have finished to download this version. And you can see that the downloading slot changed from image and define to image candidate. This is just a status of this slot. The next step, we will trigger a reboot. What happened during the reboot? Remember, at startup, STU wrote check the downloading slot. You will find a new version. You will decrypt this version and check the signatures. If this one is correct, then you will swap the active on the downloading slot. I mean the content of the slot. When this is done, installation is nearly finished. The last step, I would say would be the firmware accept. You remember this one? But just about the validation is not needed here. Why? It's because you remember we have downloaded the version one with the debugger. That means without the metadata. So there is no possibility for this application to check integrity and authenticity of the version one. So this is considered as there is no image at all. So here we keep the version two as installed. And because we have nothing to roll back. So what we will do is to create a version three. And we will downloading also with Wi-Modem protocol. So with the metadata I mean encrypted and signed. And that way we will have in the execution slot and in the downloading slot, completion with signatures. And in such configuration, the firmware accept will be needed. So let's do this now. So if I come back, I will create a version three and we'll compile it. Possible is done. I come back to my Wi-Modem. And in the version two, I will trigger a new firmware installation. File, Transfer, Wi-Modem, Send. Here I still need to go to my project. And my hands-on timestamp event detection binary. And I will select the bin format. And this time I will install the version three. And in such a context, this time we will need to have the firmware accept to be cool. And this is already implemented. So you can see that just after the reboot in the active slot, we've got some pending install. That means our application is ready to be installed, but it's not completely done because the accept have not been called. And in the downloading slot, we also have an image pending install. That means an image with its metadata. So if the accept was not cool, then you will go back to the previous one. But here, between this line and this line in the code, I called the PSA API accept. So if I come back in my presentation, you can see the PSA firmware accept is just called at this step. On doing this, we finish the installation of the version three. If you want to have further details, I will say about those PSA API on information. So you can check the implementation in updatefgmware.c. But the different slots, I will say value possible, are defined also in the wiki. So it's the first time that I refer to the wiki. It's really where you can find a lot of documentation about STM32 H5 security, secure manager, and such kind of things. I will deal with this also in another part, but please remember this. If you want to check the implementation in the updatefgmware.c, you will see that the PSA API here are quite simple. Nothing really complicated. Just accept, as you can see. It was not on this line, but the next one. When I reboot, if I found that in the active slot, there is something that pending install, I automatically accept. So it's really straightforward here. So everything is in place. Our application, timestamp even detection, has encryption of data, have firmware update capability. But remember, we are still in true zone closed. So that means that each boot, we don't really check the signature of our application. Because we still want to have the capability to download a new firmware with an AD and such kind of things. So it's just, I would say, a hook to allow a developer to use a secure manager without any constraint about the signature and such kind of things. But as everything is in place now, we can go and close the device. And on the device is closed. That means you can connect, I would say, without authentication to the target. And at each boot, the signature of your firmware can be checked. That means the integrity and the authenticity of this one will be guaranteed. So for the moment, we are in true zone closed. That means the GTAG is still open on this part. And we will move to this product state, which is closed to an equivalent to AGP level 1, if you remember this. We've got still possibility to reopen the debugging link. We'll deal with this in another part. But now the integrity and the authenticity will be checked at each boot. So let's load now Q programmer to modify this option byte. So the first thing to ensure first is to change the mode. Here you should be in hot plug mode. Because you remember we can't connect under reset. At the reset, the MCU will boot in secure mode. And you are not allowed to connect in a secure mode. Only the non-secure part is open. So we will be in a hot plug. I connect. I got some error that I read here. This is mainly due to the fact that on these tabs, it tried to read the address 8 million, which is a secure location on the flash. So we can't read it. But I managed to connect. Now I will change the option byte. And in the option byte, we've got the product state. And the product state for the moment is A6. Trust zone closed. Debug partially open, only non-secure. Let's move to close. That means the debug is disabled. But regression is still possible. Don't move to lock state. Lock state is a final state. You can't reopen at all your device and you can't do a full regression of it. So for us, we will select 72. Close state. And then I will apply. Don't be afraid by the error pop-up you will have now. Because by default, as you can see, Kube programmer tried to reconnect. And when you reconnect, he will face for sure issue because we have closed the device. So first we have lost the connection. Then he tried to reload option byte that has failed. Then his style is still some other errors. And finally, he failed to reconnect. Because we have no capability without debug authentication to reconnect to the device. But if I check still with my turret term, as you can see, I press reset. My application is working fine. And you notice also the download slot image undefined. That means on the installation I've been complete. The previous version I've been removed from the downloading slot. If I press the blue button, I still have my event detection with encryption. So now your application is ready to go on the field. In the meaning that we have closed the device. So you can't reopen it except if you have got specific keys or certificate. You've got firmware update capabilities, the encryption of your data, which is secret somehow. So we have finished our application. Conclusion to this part. We have seen that PSA API is somehow quite simple to integrate and to understand. Simple to integrate, since our ecosystem which integrate everything for you. And you have seen that secure boot with secure firmware update are now really accessible. All the complexity is handled by the secure manager for you. About our 12 security function, you can see the additional one we are able to achieve now. Conclusion of the secure manager. This is a full certified solution for you. PSA and CZip Level 3. And it's completely integrated in the STM32 ecosystem to made the developer journey quite simple. You have PSA API which allows to access some secure services and you have the capability to pre-provision your secure storage. That means inject your secret in a secure way during the installation on production line. The secure update is fully managed and once it's made you just need to take care about how to download a new files. Secure manager features to go further or to give you more details. We also provide on this device two certificates signed by ST which allow an IoT authentication. There is two cloud packages, one for AWS, one for Azure, which demonstrate how you can use all these features. That means we've got these packages with the secure manager and all the user applications to register on IoT. Regarding the secure modules, it's a dedicated isolated secure application either to extend your application or it could be a third party. For this you need a specific development kit which name is SMDK and you need to sign a license for this. All the updates is managed individually by STUROT. I think you have seen this just before. Regarding the resources, again I point out on these wiki portals which is quite quite quite exhaustive in terms of information about the secure manager principle but also on all the STM32H5 security features. Thanks for your attention.