From Times Square, in the heart of New York City, it's theCUBE, covering Imagine 2018. Brought to you by Automation Anywhere. Hey, welcome back, everybody. Jeff Frick here with theCUBE. We're in Manhattan at the Automation Anywhere, Imagine 2018. 1,100 people milling around, looking at the ecosystem, looking at all the offers that all the partners have, and we're excited to have one of the strategic advisors from the company.  So Bill, thanks for taking a few minutes. Oh, my pleasure. So how did you get involved with Automation Anywhere? Oh, the way most things happen in life, friends, right, and get involved, and God, and I got to talking to him here, and we got, you know, we see the world much the same way, and see the importance of bots and bringing productivity back to the economy, and, you know, no other way to do it. So, just, you know, it grew. It grew. So it's interesting, right? Because I thought ERP was supposed to have wrung out all the efficiency that, in waste in the system, but clearly that was not the case. I won both CIO of the year and CTO of the year, and I put in an ERP system, and I understand it. It also failed three times going in. It was incredibly painful, but it produced over a billion dollars in cash saving. So, it did. The problem is, is the world changes, and the world changes now at a pace far faster than you can possibly change your ERP system. I mean, ERP systems are built to be changed every, I don't know, 15 to 25 years, and the world in 25 years is going to look very different than the world does today. So, we just have this huge disconnect between how fast we can create and deploy software, and how fast the world is changing to which that software has to relate. Right, and still so many of the process that people actually do in their day job are still spreadsheet-based, you know, my goodness, how much of the world's computational force power is used on Excel, on standalone literary ports and projects. Another question to ask is, how many errors are in those spreadsheets? That's right, right, not enough copy-paste. I mean, I was on a study for the National Academy of Sciences, and we looked at why productivity growth wasn't happening. And one answer, which we just talked about, is legacy software.  When you had to rewrite the software, all productivity growth just slowed to a crawl. The other thing is something that economists call lore, and lore is basically oral tradition, but it's the way the company really works. You have all these processes and all these procedures, but when you get down and you start talking, it's sort of like, what is it, the secret boss show? I mean, you learn the little things that the people down at the bottom know. Well, so far automation has never really penetrated that, and yet that becomes the barrier to almost all change. So what RPA does is RPA actually begins to go after lore. RPA allows companies to begin to understand lore, understand how to optimize it, understand how to record it. I mean, you know, but it's not written down. It's below the level that people bother to document, and yet if you don't change the lore, you're not going to, you're not going to change anything. So this is why this is so exciting, is because for the first time, companies, organizations, people, I mean, we see all this stuff coming out just to help us on our everyday lives, you get to go at the lore. I mean, you know that, well, you don't put that field in, no, you wait 20 seconds after you filled in this field before you go and do that, because it takes that long for that, and you get an error over here. That's how things really work. And this is the kind of technology that can actually address that. And so for that point of view, it's really revolutionary because we've never been able, I mean, oral tradition has never been subject to a whole lot of scientific study. Well, the other thing is just so impressive, and you've been in the business a long time. You know, we're talking about AOL before we turn on the cameras and shipping CDs around. As we get closer and closer to, you know, infinite compute, infinite storage, infinite networking, 5G just around the corner, at a price point that keeps asymptotically getting closer and closer to zero, the opportunity for things like AI and to really apply a lot more horsepower to these problems opens up a whole different opportunity. Two comments to that. One is about 15 years ago, the National Science Foundation funded Monica Lam at Stanford to do a project on the open mobile internet, POMI. And one of their conclusions was that at some point in the future, which may be happening now, we would all have a digital butler. And everybody would have basically a bot. They would be living 24-7, operating on our behalf, doing the things that help make our life better. And that is, you know, really what's going to happen. Now you see AI. And then if you saw there was a report that got a lot of news from the speech given at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, I think, where the guy said, well, productivity is fine. It's just that the AI technology has been able to find a way to be effective or made real. Well, the way it's going to be made real is these bots because you still got your ERP system. Great, I can have AI over here. But if it doesn't talk to the ERP system, how is the order going to get placed? How is the product going to get built? How is it going to get shipped? So something has to go bring these together. So again, you're not going to have an impact from AI unless you have an impact from bots because there are the interface to the real world. Right. Well, the other huge thing that happened, right, was this mobile and the Googles and the Amazons of the world resetting our expectations of the way we should be interacting with our technology.  I mean, Waze is a phenomenal example, right? An autofill on an address. You know, this is the address you typed in. This is the one the USPS says is the official address from your home.  Spell check. The inventive spell check is John Sealy Brown. And he was giving a speech at the University of Michigan 15 years ago. And the graduates weren't pleased. Here was a computer scientist going to come talk to them. And it's at the Michigan stadium and they're throwing beach balls. No one's paying any attention. And the person who introduced them said, and I want to introduce John Sealy Brown, the man who invented spell check. And he had a standing ovation from 100,000 people because that caught their attention. They all knew that that really important. No, you're right.  Well, I mean, smartphone's a 20 years old, but the iPhone is 10 years old, a little 10 and a half now. I mean, it's changed how we live our lives, how we do business, how everything goes. You know, anybody who thinks that the next 10 years is going to be less changed? No, it's only accelerating. There's so many vectors. I mean, a year ago a friend coined the Cambrian extinction, basically a play on words on the Cambrian extinction. And it's cloud, AI, mobile, big data, robotics, internet of things and cybersecurity. And he pointed out that any one of those is being incredibly disruptive. They were all hitting at the same time. Right. The thing that's amazing is that's a two-year-old comment. Blockchain wasn't around. Right. And today, blockchain may be more disruptive than any of those. And yet, how do all of those connect to the legacy systems for some long period of time? It's what's going on in this room. Right, right. Well, because I was going to ask you, because you advise a ton of companies. Yeah.  What's special about this company, what's special about this leadership team that keeps you excited and keeps you involved? It's the people side of this, right? I mean, I have been through more computer-related conferences in my life than I can count. I've never seen as much enthusiasm as there is here. Right? Well, maybe at a Mac conference then, but I mean, it's that same level of enthusiasm. It's passion. How does technology get adopted when you have to go and invest in it? It takes passion. You got to get people who believe, people who are committed, people who want to go and do something with it. And that's what they've been able to do. That's what here has done. And it's been brilliant in bringing that on board. Yeah, you can certainly feel it here in the room. And especially when it's still relatively intimate. Right. People are sharing ideas, you know, they're excited, it's really not kind of a competitive vendor fair, right? It's more of a community that's really trying to help each other out. Well, I mean, they're at that stage yet, when that, it may get a little bit, you know, this, well, no, I'm not going to tell you about my bot. Yes. It's a great bot and it does great things, but no, I'm not going to tell you how it works. Right. So just last parting word, you know, as you see kind of the bot economy, we've seen they had the bot store, I guess they have a hundred bots, they've only had it open for a very short period of time. You can buy, sell, free. I mean, what do you see kind of the next short-term evolution of this? Well, if you base, I mean, I think that bots are probably worth somewhere around a point in productivity growth. Well, a point, not a basis point, but a point point. A point.  A point in global productivity is about a trillion dollars. So then your question for the bot economy is, okay, if the value of the bots is a trillion dollars, what portion of that can the bot economy capture? And that, you know, I mean, 20, 30% is certainly a reasonable number to go look at, but the real world lives over here, all this technology changes over here, and bots are going to be the bridge by which you bring those two things together. So, yes, it should be big and growing all the time. Well, Bill, thanks for taking a minute. I really appreciate the conversation. Great, thank you. All right, he's Bill, I'm Jeff. You're watching theCUBE from Automation Anywhere. Imagine 2018, thanks for watching.


Hello there everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Armo with the Stock Swoosh and I'm reviewing KMX. This was a gap down from Friday. Stock closed here the night before on Thursday at 98.79 open in the morning at 94.40 gap down fell. I expected a little bit more follow-through with this, but it broke late. And considering what the market was doing Friday actually just had a really good sell-off. So I'm looking for this to be lower. And I think this could get down to once it breaks 92, which it didn't in pretty much right out of day fell into the close 92.60 once it breaks. In fact, I think it's gonna gap down on Monday morning. That's what I think this is going to do. I I think this could potentially gap down on Monday morning and whether it flips and rallies on the day or gaps down and continues falling. I won't know until I see where it gaps and if it gaps, but I have a feeling that that's what this is going to do. So I'll be watching this, but this definitely looks lower. It was a nice play in the stocks was trading room and I called it as an option too. So we'll look at the chart and you could have it out. It's funny because you could have got out of this early. You could have taken this and got out of it immediately and you would have been 16 cents off the low for the morning. So I thought about that later and I said gosh, that's really interesting because I mean I know that 80% of the moves that the stocks make happen in the first half an hour an hour of the day and that is what this did here too. So it was like, I mean if you held it you could have added more and you could have taken more and you could have gotten the drop-off, but this really was 16 cents off the low at 943 and and again the market was so strong so strong on on Friday that it you know, I mean when you look at KMX and you look at the market you say KMX did all that it could possibly, possibly, possibly do but I definitely think that's lower Monday. I think it's gonna gap down. I'd be shocked if it doesn't but let's just look here at the spine. Actually, I didn't see exactly how we closed here. We're strong. I mean the market's strong. So you can't argue with it. You can't argue with the boss and that is the market and the market is strong. So nice play of the day here on Friday. Good option call. If you're interested in more information and want to learn how I choose stocks like KMX and know it's gonna fall, which it did, email me and Melissa at thestockswish.com. Have a great day.


You need a financial advisor with the freedom to focus on your specific needs. Whatever your goals, Reid Potter can create a game plan tailored to you. Call Reid at 432-0777 at Pikeville, Kentucky to learn more. The 11th annual Appalachian Seed Swap will be held Saturday, April 1st at Pike Central High School. Admission is free and everyone is welcome to buy, sell, trade and swap seeds. The Seed Swap, I think on paper it's the 11th annual Seed Swap here. It's called Appalachian Seed Swap and it started over our kitchen table. I think 12, 15 years ago we started talking about this. There was a big flood that hit Harlow's Creek and just destroyed everything on there and we thought we had lost what was called the Harlow's Creek. We called it the Harlow's Creek White Pumpkin Day. It actually was called the Farmer Brown White Cushaw, not pumpkin, White Cushaw. And we thought we were going to lose that. We thought, you know, everybody here saves seeds in their families. You know, people got tomato seeds, they've got family Cushaw seeds, they've got everything, old corn seeds. But the problem we thought was, you know, we're so prone to flooding and any other kind of natural disaster could get in here and we could lose those forever. In addition to the seed vendors, several authors such as Bill Best and Sarah Hall will be in attendance. Sarah Hall will also be teaching a class on planting by the signs. We'll start at nine in the morning. We'll have what we call the Cushaw Cutting because that's how we opened it up because, again, we started it based on the Farmer Brown White Cushaw. So we'll cut at least one Cushaw, maybe a candy roaster, maybe something else. And as soon as we do that, people will start to grab seeds fresh out of that and make them home-dry them and gives them to be a part of the seed swap and then they can start trading and working around. And there'll be the Power Farmers Market will be there. There'll be probably 70 vendors that are there to trade, trade, buy and sell seeds. We have a lot of people that come every year. But if you're someone just wanting to get into raising heirloom seeds, it's a really good place. And there'll be several classes. We haven't had them all scheduled yet, but we'll have four or five classes in some of the classrooms. It'll be at Pike County Central High School. The swap will be held from nine a.m. to one p.m. For more information, go to UK Pike County Cooperative Extension Service on Facebook. Reporting for Mountain Top News, I'm Brianna Robinson.


I'm Luciana Camargas. I am with the Brazilian delegation and I work for the GSMA. I've been working with ITU for 20 years now and I started in 99 as a recently graduated at the government and then I left the government to work in the industry. The network is about getting people to share experiences and to help each other and I think that's one of the main benefits, that's why they should get involved. When you first join here at the ITU you see so many meetings, you see so many different groups running in parallel and all this chairman and all the protocols that are running the ITU. It's very daunting when you're first here. And I think the fact that we share information and we help each other and we help find roles for each other in different industries. It doesn't matter which industry you're from, which if your government, if your industry delegates, it's about supporting each other and not really advocating for your own causes. When I first started I was recently graduated as an engineer and I got a job at the Brazilian regulator because basically they wanted someone to prepare for ITU meetings and they wanted an engineer who could speak English. I was given my first job. The job interview took two minutes. I worked for the Brazilian government for seven years. I can't tell you how many times they ask if I was the secretary. Lots of people refused to talk to me, they wanted to talk to a man, they wanted to talk to my boss and I don't know if things have changed but I think it's really important for us to make sure that it does. It's really important for the girls and for the women who work in this industry to make their voice heard so they don't have to go through that every time. In the area I worked for the Brazilian government there was, because of the way it was structured I was always myself in the delegation. It was the joint task groups, there were small groups and I was the sole Brazilian delegation. I can't count how many times I had lunch by myself in the cafeteria, had to find where things were in Geneva by myself, I didn't know any delegates and that went on for a few years. I would really have benefited for something, for a network that could support me. So I did a presentation on the network of women in a meeting in Africa last year in Zimbabwe and it was very positive, they felt it was really important. Lots of women approached me after the meeting wanting to join. Even if they're not here in the ITU, their countries don't have the money to send them to the ITU, how we can support them maybe with a virtual support, virtual meetings, we use Skype, that sort of thing. And in CITEL, in the Americas we also have a mentoring program going on that is mirrored on the network of women program. It was instated by the chairman of the group in CITEL and it is about supporting those countries who have started to participate, delegates who have started to participate and don't have a bigger delegation to support them. So we have two running programs going on in developing countries and I find them very positive exactly because they would like to participate more but the financial situation sometimes doesn't let them do so.


December 2020 I run two kilometers and I'm just doing an easy 7k run today so last couple of weeks have been pretty good I've been able to do 25k per week which is of course not much in the big picture but coming back from an injury for me it's really nice to be able to get through those two weeks of 25k and this week I'm aiming for 30k so just slowly building back up again it hasn't been snowing much it's pretty mild even though it's pretty horrible still and so I've been able to run without too much problems I'm definitely not a fan of winter but well I don't know what to say after that but I'm just not a fan but I still got to do the training you know I nothing's gonna stop me from from doing my training so let's take a look at my training plan for the next year and see you how I plan to build back up again after injury and what kind of goals I have for the new year alright so we're in the office and we're in Excel and we're gonna have a look at my training plan for 2021 it's gonna be an exciting year I don't want to bore you with all the details of course so if you want to look at the details you could at any time just pause the video and look at the details but I will show you the general gist of it and my general plan for the year so I'm gonna bring it all the way down to the bottom here we're just gonna look at this last line here first in 2022 I want to run 100 to 120 build up to 120 k per week with quality there's a little bit of Norwegian in here that's why it sort of looks weird sometimes but I want some seriously high quality training in 2022 in order to do that I've got to follow this plan this will bring me safely to 2022 okay and I say safely because 2020 was a difficult year for me I build up to 100 k per week good training in 2019 then I had to take a break for health reasons and then I started up in 2020 again and I got injured twice okay and I'm still struggling with the latest injury so this year of training this 2021 year is going to be all about gradually building up and not taking any chances I want it to be super conservative as long as I know that I'll arrive at 2022 and be able to train like I just said I'm happy so hopefully this will do the trick let's talk about it a little bit so there's the month there on the left there's the calendar week there's the date of the Monday macro cycle meso cycle this is kilometers per week this is frequency how many runs per week this is the distance of the long run in kilometers the main focus of the phase the key workouts of the phase of each week racing or races and some comments we'll get to that first macro cycle is just rehab just just getting back to a decent situation you know with without pain and stuff so first meso cycle then was just all easy running nothing hard nothing fast just gradually building right you can see here it's very gradual goes up to 25 stays there for another week goes up to 30 then goes back down to 25 again up to 30 again etc so it's up down up stay the same for a while go down again go further and it's sort of this gradual build rather than just rather than having like a steady line just constantly growing it's it's more of like reaching a plateau stabilizing recovering a little bit going back up or going further same with the long runs they're just gradually building in in length and for me all of this is like not much training compared to what I've been used to in the past but I'm just having to take it back to basics and go from scratch unfortunately due to the injury but that's okay because while I'm doing this I'm doing also this which is four to six hours a week of cross training we're talking biking swimming aqua jogging elliptical skiing anything that can get my cardio going and that can give me fitness benefits without costing too much in terms of the structural system in terms of my legs it's easy on the legs so I'm doing that so I'm getting used to a lot of training I'm getting fit even though I'm not running as much as in the past I'm actually training per hour in terms of hours I'm training as much or even more than I've than I've ever done actually and I will in 2021 I'm also doing a lot of supplemental training like strength training mobility self-massage all kind of little things rehab stuff now that I'm injured just I'm doing all the little things I'm doing all the good things and hopefully that will sort of take me through the year arrive at 2022 with a solid foundation just feeling just with strong body that can handle a lot of training I'm patient and I need to be patient in order to achieve this after a big rehab well after the easy phase I'm micro dosing quality and what I mean by that is that I don't want to just suddenly say like okay I'm ready for workouts now let's do you know five times a thousand meters at whatever pace so I'm starting out with like a ridiculously small ridiculously small workouts like one kilometer at marathon pace one m and one long run that's the that's all I'm doing for that week in addition to to the long to the easy runs so basically just slowly slowly slowly building to more so this week that's this week here where we built up to 40k per week I'm doing a 30k long 13k long run and I'm doing two times one kilometer at marathon pace okay so okay two that's more than one and then etc it'll build from there in terms of volume and and pace and then I'll just do a just for fun just to change it up a little bit I'll do a little bit of a build up before a 10k race that may or may not happen a few decent workouts there and just actually getting in a sort of a build up but I'm not focusing on racing this year I'm focusing on on just getting strong for 2022 um by the way if you're interested in coaching I can build a plan like this for you and I mean I spent 10 hours probably on this plan it looks pretty simple but what takes time is to actually all the consideration that goes into considering you know okay so this week goes up to 40 that means my body has more load to handle so we'll take it down to just doing a long run this week and we won't do the marathon pace and then next week of 40 the body has adjusted a little bit we can add back in the marathon pace etc so that's what takes time but these are just you know this is just an outline the actual details of my plan like from day to day are in a different place in a calendar sort of plan and I offer coaching and the link is in the description and if you do that you'll get a cycle plan like this and you'll also get an interactive calendar plan where all the details are and where we can comment back and forth and stuff and if you book it by the end of January we'll get 20% off the first three months of coaching by the way so check that out so just to understand the the letters here this is jack daniels type pacing so m is marathon pace l is long run t is a threshold s is strides down here we got i that's interval rp that's race pace etc so just building up slowly getting used to to to some higher intensities and getting ready for this race but again it's not a priority my priority is inconsistency just getting consistent throughout the year building up building up building up then yeah i'll depend maybe i'll do a half marathon in this period here i'll just stay at like 60 k per week 20 k long run and then after that july august september down here um i'll go from 70 to 80 k per week build up some volume again 20 25 k long runs maybe i'll do a triathlon that's why it says try triathlon would be fun to try i've been swimming a little bit and before the lockdown and um biking a lot october november december 90 to 100 k 25 k long run and um so no marathon this year but just just getting in decent steady consistent training that's my goal for this year so that's really the plan i could probably talk a lot more that's like a super super short little recap but i don't want to bore you with too many details so check out my coaching link in the description let me know in the comments what you think about my plan but also let me know what you think about my editing at the beginning of this video where i was uh trying out to be a little fancy with my filming and stuff i i think i want to try and upgrade my my game here on youtube a little bit so that's an attempt at that so let me know in the comments if you if you liked it and if you want more of that all right so that's it thanks for watching um have an awesome day


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Welcome to the national stadium, Eastfield as we prepare for Monday night football. And this is going to be a big one. It really is going to be a massive one. As Portland United and Timothy Gardens, they square off in the battle of former champions here. Pretty cool conditions as we prepare for battle between these two teams. But before we go into the thick of things here, let's hear from the coaching staff of the squads. Coach Williams, last season, Portmore ended really strong. Linkup champions, you started the season really well as well. What do you think that has done for the morale of the team and the program generally moving forward? As I said, we started the season off the momentum that we had finishing the season last year. In terms of the morale, as I said, we won the Linkup. So definitely the guys are high in terms of their thinking and their belief in the system and the program that we have there. And you lost a couple of players, of course, during the summer. But you brought in players as well, one of those being Martin Davis. What has his impact been on the team so far? He has contributed to about four goals, which is something that we struggle with in the early part of the season. And definitely his addition to the team is very valuable. I know you're facing Tivoli today. They've also had a really good start to the season. It's always a big game versus Tivoli. What do you think that they will bring to the table today? I watch them one or two times. They have a very quality team, a hard-running team. And definitely we're looking to match them in these departments and also to outplay them in terms of possession tonight. And of course, you were a former coach of Tivoli Garnes as well. Do you have a personal vendetta against them that you want to get the victory today? Tivoli is very dear to my heart. That's my first job at this level. And most of the players there are players that I brought in. So definitely it's a friendly rivalry tonight. Coach Waits, your last really tight game last time out against MontPleasant. They are the champions. They are playing really well. But I assume that you're still feeling really good about the season so far. Definitely. As you know, this team has done nothing last season. And where they are now, it's more than a dream come true. And you know, of course, the recovery time would have been much shorter than usual. The first midweek fixture of the season so far. What has the recovery been like physically and mentally? The recovery is a process where players who have played get a little more rest and, you know, do a lot of endurance in small patches and as for the others, keep active. But, you know, the key thing, this is a unit that has been working together and we expect great things, you know, down the road. I know I'm speaking about your players. Justin Dunn has been getting a lot of praise rightfully so. But I think your midfield has really improved. Tivoli's midfield has improved this season. A key cog in that being Howard Morris. What do you make of his new role and how he's performing this season? What Dunn has been doing, it's no surprise. Based on what I've seen when I went to Tivoli and make the adjustment to make him become the point man. He has been working us seriously and he's one that is coachable. Morris, another talented youngster who I think you could call him an underachiever. But where is that now? There's a lot of room for improvement. As we take a look at the head-to-head here, just as the case with the previous matchup between Humberline and Waterhouse the last two times these two met, nilol score lines. And you can see the results before another drawn encounter in Portland United coming out. The better team with 3-1 and 1-0 results. But these are former champions in their own right. These are teams with loads of ambition, especially this season. Jerome Wade said that his Tivoli Gardens team they pretty much went nowhere last season and they're going into the season with high expectations. For Portland United they go into every season with high expectations. They won the knockout crown last year. And they'll be looking to make a mark this season. Welcome to our coverage of the rare nephew to make a Premier League and the Monday night football in particular here at the National Stadium Eastfield. My name is Donald Adubba, I'm with Léger Williams and really looking forward to this contest between these two teams. We'll now pause for the playing of the National Anthem. Léger, I'd like to know your thoughts on this matchup between Portland and Tivoli Gardens. What are you anticipating? I'm anticipating a really good game. I think both of these teams have improved significantly. I think already this season from their exploits last season for Portland I think it would be a little bit harder to believe seeing that they were the all island knockout cup champions and for Tivoli it would be much easier to believe because of the fact that they were so poor last season as said by their coach Jerome Wade. But I do think that both of these teams have shifted away from their philosophies of last season, really entered a new age and they're going to be led on the pitch of course by referee Stefan Doir who's going to be assisted by Rolando Bennett Keownid Denton with the fourth official being Alexi Perry. But as I was saying I think both of these teams have shifted their philosophies away to a much more attacking one going to support more lining up with a 4-3-3. They have lost players, yes, but I think they've replaced them ably and with Tivoli they may have switched to a threat to back formation, but trust me it was with an attacking change in mind. And we have seen two nilard results from these two teams in their last two games last season and I'm expecting goals in this one, I'm expecting excitement and I'm expecting a lot of, you know, strong competition as we have grown to see between these two teams over the years. Well put me united, they are in the huddle for the final time before kickoff with a word of prayer. This is their starting lineup and Tyrone Williams is between the sticks and back four of Emilia Rousseau, Rudolph Austin, Stephen Young and Javon Thompson in the middle of the park is Seaman Knight, Akeem Mullings and Gio Hedley and up top Alex Marshall, Javon walks through the middle with a couple of goals O2 Marshall, Martin Dave is their number 10 with a goal to his name so far. And that's about as potent a front three as you can get in the Jamaica Premier League, Tivoli's defence will do really well to repel them. Nicholas Clark between the sticks for Tiberty Gardens they have a back three of Barrington Price Odine Pinnacle and Richard Brown in the middle of the park, Kino Simpson on the left and Alton Lewis on the right, Kevin Garnett and Morris in the middle of the park and Ray their number 30 on the left, up front Fuller their number 25 on the right through the middle, the in form number nine Justin Dunn with six goals. And although Port Morris front threes is enlisted with star-studied names, I think this Tivoli front threes just as dangerous and they've proven that week after week time after time so far this season. Just about ready for this one, Port Maynited in their traditional white and blue strips they'll be kicking off here and Tivoli Gardens in orange and black. Port Maynite will be kicking towards the Blue Mountain range Tivoli Gardens of course will be aiming towards the Caribbean Sea. Siobhan Thompson will play along that right channel for Alex Marshall who does well on the byline then it just ran out of play didn't it? Go kick to Tivoli Gardens. Closely hired by Odine Pinnacle and I think judging by the way Pinnacle has been used so far this season I think that's going to be a common theme for that man to think about Coach Philip Williams, head coach of Port Maynited delivered glory to Ferdinita Park last season, champions of the Ling Cup the Knuckle competition. Pinnacle has been usually asked to pick up key players for this man's team Jerome Waite of course now in charge of Tivoli Gardens played a very physical game against Mount Pleasant went down by a goal to nil Mount Pleasant though is a different train now there are six from six in the league this season Simpson, Garnet, Garnet sends it long too long actually. But that's what Tivoli tried to do overload to isolate they call it overload in one side of the pitch to then free up another and Janile Ray was free but unable to be found. Davis kept his footing Rousseau looking for the cross back post, Marshall gets it inside lovely stuff from Alex Marshall trying to thread that one through Tivoli Gardens defense stubborn but they come again Marshall and now Davis sent out Waite to Rousseau committing the infringement there well he goes the other way that's a bit surprising here it is a bit surprising free kick awarded to Portman United now they aim to capitalize Rousseau inside Pennycook with the head our way another whistle on the play and it's going to be a free kick to Tivoli Gardens a bit too forceful in the box by trusty old Rudolph first in still holding possession then letting it out to Kino Simpson, Simpson slips this one through and couldn't quite get on the end of that one it was Nikolai Fuller it was Howard Morrison that occasion in fact Alton Lewis picking up the ball centrally that has also become a theme of this Tivoli Gardens team there there he is running on the end of it or trying to get there head of Rudolph Austin over at the situation early in the box are there wide full box wing backs even picking up very central spaces of course that can discombobulate the marking scheme of opposing defenses freeing up space for attacking players high boot by Rousseau but only the throw given Don was asking the question Lewis with the throw Morris, Simpson Fuller applying the pressure but the ball evades him Comfortably in the end there from Tivoli looking for Martin Davis on that left wing just in the quick to be closed down on that occasion he mullings in the midfield Rousseau with the throw and trying to get it back to regards with numbers behind the ball Rousseau Davis manhandled there picking up a free kick but here Alton Lewis saying well done don't fall to Richard Brown and he went and did exactly that didn't give Martin Davis any time to settle well not giving him any time to settle is one thing pushing me over something completely different Rousseau to send this one in here's the delivery it's a good one headed away Fuller picks it up done nice touch inside Garnett keeps his balance and his wits about him Alton Lewis looking to play that one forward and does Morris deep lots of supporters here back in Tivoli Gardens and many coaches in the stands among them billowing instructions yeah as per usual two really good fan bases unsure today I guess you'll be able to agree with me that Tivoli Gardens with the obviously bigger fan base yeah probably one of the biggest on the island Kino Simpson on it now Jenny Ray was trying to play that one inside Lewis has it Simpson Garnett floats it out wide Fuller pulls it back Tivoli what a save what an incredible save Tyrone Williams with a stop out of this world how is Tivoli Gardens not ahead there I wish I had the answers Donald he denied Justin Dunn at point blank range Fuller did excellently so too did Simpson but you know who did the best Tyrone Williams what a save Wow an impeccable stop from the Portman United custodian and wasn't he pumped in the aftermath of it save of the Rainneville Jamaica Premier League so far yes he might have more work to do here Alton Lewis standing over this free kick five to aim for inside the box for Alton Lewis made that six now as Fuller takes a short trip inside Lewis's ball inside headed away Dunn gives chase Garnett applying the pressure there Simpson I believe it was over on the far side well swept up by Brown no nonsense defender is Brown they are trying to keep a lid on things and in particular the front three of Portman United potential alone maybe the best front three in the country right up there I think Mount Pleasant would have a little bit to say about that wouldn't they of course they would and they would make a very very strong case of champions lovely ball inside to Headley headley striding forward as company it's Martin Davis excellent work by Penny Cook recovering well maybe the first touch by Davis could have been a bit better could work by Headley initially and it just wasn't the control just wasn't as secure as you'd have expected it by Davis just didn't have enough time on the ball yeah good work by Penny Cook came in like a freight train really this game has really sparked into life Emilia Rousseau with a corner kick here's the ball inside and it's headed away Rousseau will try again searching Marshall Austin trying to play it back out wide lost possession Morris with it now looking for runners finding Janille Ray force a little bit further wide Janille Ray trying to utilize his skill and trying to buy a foul as well yeah Headley did really well recovering there they are attacking midfielder Price fall committed there by Price Kevin Deere former Portman United striker looking on he's one of the assistant coaches at Portmore wonderful striker in his day Kevin Deere they'll try again bustling through Marshall throws down immediately forced to go back Siegel Knight with the ball out wide oh he has some space to operate in now the dink looking for the acrobatic over at kick well someone has been inspired this week to go for the spectacular I was the Portmore United defender Steven Young not for the first time I've seen him attempt that you know he's going to get a yellow card for his troubles however first yellow card of the game so far you agree with the yellow card being shown I mean in reality it is a high boot but he was trying to shoot but I guess in some cases intention doesn't matter but I wouldn't give a yellow card if which is the question that he asked but then again I'm not a referee so there is that just a reminder to download the Sportsmax app today from the Google Play or the App Store so much in store for you want to make that link Walsh has won it utilizing his strength going through Siobhan Walsh was trying to launch a shot but he still has it somehow he tries again and in the end it's held on at the second attempt by Nicholas Clark he was just determined to get the shot off himself wasn't he the bench applauds him for the work put in the last time these two teams met ended nilol but there's a lot of expectation for goals in this one already there have been chances lovely stuff well overcooked a little bit there by Ray I was going to have a warm time to get around Udall first in there what a wonderful career he's had so far I don't think we have really replaced him in that position for the reggae boys set up in that holding midfield area we've had struggles to fill that spot since his departure with Austin Marshall Tripped Tivoli still with the best chance of the game so far excellent save by Tyrone Williams to the night just in done would be his seventh goal of the season Young finding Walsh Walsh again utilizing his strength well but couldn't find the pass Knight with the interruption legally so according to referee Stefan Dua nicely done, Simpson moving away plays it out wide and the attempt in the end a little disappointing Fuller the attempted first time curler there Tivoli back on it here is Lewis Alton Lewis was looking for movement and oh my goodness me what went through the head of Javon Thompson there and Tyrone Williams had to pull off an unexpected and spectacular save yeah that one almost had me jumping out of my seat not sure I've seen that one before that was almost a brilliant finish and what a save if a striker was in that position that's exactly how he should have finished it what a save a moment of madness just now corner kick coming in Morris Lewis now Lewis's ball inside and the header is wide of the mark and Morris there there was a collision of heads both players will get some attention now yeah young feeling it as well but the crowd still recovering from the moment of madness a minute before that play I cannot believe what took place there there was space and there was precision from Javon Thompson you almost couldn't have placed it any better this is incredible just look at this wow was what Tyrone Williams said that would have been one of the all time great own goals really young had a panic attack somewhere in the box wow everyone was shocked everyone was shaken he must be the most relieved man on the island we've seen some spectacular goals this week and I would have thought that one down as well as a spectacular attempt and probably the best own goal I would have ever seen well here he is on the other side trying to get the ball across and Lewis Headley I think his hand may have been stepped on yeah doesn't need attention from off the bench he's a tough boy Walsh well Richard Brown has his hands full tonight yeah I don't think there's many strikers who can give him a battle like this physically like Javon Walsh can Davis trying to find Headley well Penicook was so cool under that pressure Simpson does well Fuller trying to find either Morris or Simpson who had gone on the overlapping run it was done over on the far side in fact Penicook Garnet Don picks it up and taking a quick attempt was always on the pressure just in done yeah but that speaks to his confidence immediately looking up and seeking a shot Price that one was left to go through Kino Simpson now finding Nikolai Fuller challenge coming in strong from Thompson much better from him chance here for Tiffany Gardens couldn't quite control was a big opportunity there for Penicook would come roaring in ball kept in play Russo gets it back and Pomeranite will calm things down Knight Thompson taking their time Pomeranite not a whole lot of progress being made yet yeah I think too slow from them there was trying to switch it from flank to flank but because of the slowness of the attack it wasn't necessarily moving to the way how it's intended to not opening up enough space for them to attack Garnet to Simpson Simpson as full of a company Lewis now Lewis wasting that one and of apology up from Alton Lewis Pomeranite just edging the possession here at 51% head away by Pomeranite Davis has a lot of work to do yeah not the crispest crispest of touches from my team Davis Penicook now appealed for a handled ball referee do a pretty much motionless Han was in the way from his body I think that was a signal from the referee this is Walsh trying to get by price getting some help now from Simpson Walsh going after that one does well to be price and the clearance by Penicook was necessary Simpson on it Garnet and now Morris Lewis through the middle wasting position there from Tivoli Davis was looking for movement trying to go himself and earned the free kick for his team Russell Walsh covered Knight Headley wasn't on the same page with Marshall Dunn has it again Kino Simpson or Dean Penicook Tivoli certainly team that looks more dangerous when they probe Lewis Garnet ball giving up Lewis who returns the favor and Williams constantly barking instructions to his teammates being picked up constantly Roger Williams from Veer might have some competition for most vocal goalkeeper especially since the crown was vacated by Wanamal Knight Prince Daniel Smith also has a shout out though we didn't seem earlier this afternoon four home line although his replacement was pretty vocal as well Marshall picking up the free kick referee wasn't ready they'll have to do it over Portman United last half Austin Ray does well ball played inside that's some wonderful defending there certainly making up for the earlier era Jamon Thompson he did excellently there so too did Janil Ray could cross in that would have surely been a tapping baller excellent work tracking his man yeah maybe it was just a glitch in the system for Jamon Thompson yeah no he made his intrusive third to win wow well we're going to go to Janil who is in the stands right now out of that crunch in challenge on Alex Marshall here in the stands with Mr Plummer again talk to me about this match oh God it look like so God with it God with it look evil but me I tell you with a chance to get me I say boy no man let me check say Portmore you'd have a better side no sir I'll be an old man running back dog so me I say look like Tivoli can run run let me know when we talk about chance I want to go Portmore almost you in the lead yes because me I tell you I'll be an old man look at most of the men's court probably more I'll save the keep off it I'll save it I'll save it I hear you and your friends in the stands talking about the referees what's going on right there oh my God refereeing is poor we miss men like Mr Plummer and fear and foremost you know the referees nobody is like I wonder if they might take pay or something or something man they're not they're not fear with the game you understand especially the sidemen they come like them now watch the game all right well we have to watch the game handle ball here Price is going to go into the referees book shown the yellow card I think a lot of people are asking for a red card on that occasion was it deliberate well that remains to be seen it certainly look like it from my point of view and he was the last man there's nothing he could have done with that one could there's nothing he could have done about that one could argue his hand shouldn't be there in the first place it was by his side that was not by his side well Price couldn't believe the call free kick taken Rousseau driving that one and that was white of the mark we know about his left foot and the power that it can manufacture usually has better direction though Emily Rousseau he hasn't been at his sharpest so far today with his strikes set pieces haven't been delivered with the same thrust as they usually are yep he was hold and pulled there on a couple of occasions just in done finally got the call his way frustrating evening so far Morris Lewis looking for Ray defenders with good strikes and we've seen strikers with good defending what a pass that was through by Alton Lewis Ray trying to fizz that one inside didn't see a lot in that one to the guns they do get the free kick apparently yep Lewis delivered put out by Austin Ray turning Austin picks it up forward lovely play by Portman Knight the ball plays through the flag stays down force a little wider than he wanted Davis's ball inside and that will go out for a throw into Tip of the Gardens extremely dangerous again Martin Davis looking to get in on the action no one there to tap home his cross which had Brown receiving a yellow card I think it's for his attempted challenge and Alex Marshall before it went to Janay Ray needing some assistance just a minute of stoppage a minute of stoppage is to be played here at the end of the 45 at least one minute for Janille Ray there is potential there skillful player obviously a warrior can be a handful Ray applying pressure on Austin Lewis Garnett trying to switch the play goes through Nicolai Fuller on his right foot shoots magnificent save again by Tyrone with Williams has been spectacular what a save that was some classic Jerome Wade football I said it overload to isolate Nicolai Fuller Nicolai Fuller definitely was isolated shot was down the center of the goal but it had to be saved and Tyrone Williams my word quality coming in clearance made that is the end of the first half what a half it has been chances created by both teams but really just one man to speak about and that is the Portman United custodian Tyrone Williams maybe a one man show at the back but he has kept Phillip Williams' side in it eventful really eventful but after 45 minutes can you believe it not a goal not one goal and it is 0-0 at the interval between and Tiber the Gardens looking ahead to some European football on the home of champions that is against Celtic Tuesday 12.45pm, 1.45pm in the Eastern Caribbean on Sports Max 2 of course we are talking about the UEFA Champions League also on Sports Max 2 on Tuesday it is a big one Paris Saint-Jean against Newcastle, 3 o'clock Jamaican time 4 in the Eastern Caribbean again it is on Sports Max 2 also Wednesday Gadda Tassara against Manchester United 12.45pm, 1.45pm you can watch that on Sports Max 2 as well as on the Sports Max app watch every game of the Champions League also Wednesday at 3 o'clock Jamaican time 4 in CT Real Madrid up against Napoli on Sports Max 2 welcome back to the National State of the Eastfield somehow this matches go less Portman United and Tiber the Gardens I'm wondering if Ligé Williams can explain why because there have been some efforts some stunning saves especially from Tyrone Williams the Portman United custodian well yeah he explained it perfectly then why it's still go less Tyrone Williams has been immense wondrous Williams I've heard that one before but yeah Tyrone in this instance and he has been great they save was brilliant as well Nikolai Fuller fear strike he was down the middle of the goal but it needed saving when goalkeepers are really confident he really like it he's clearly very confident in his abilities and judging by how Tiber they have been playing I think he's going to need a little bit more of that there have been some really world class saves from Tyrone Williams just about as spectacular as a few goals Portman United making a substitution at halftime Clayton Peck taking the place of Lamar Walker Martin Davis the number tens man the number tens at any rate it's a good thing he's coming off so I won't have that mistake anymore it's an interesting change though Clayton Peck has been operating off the left a lot so far this season yep actually replaced Emilia Rousseau with Clayton Peck at the left back position as a goal to his name as well we haven't quite made the change have they Portman United Peck is still waiting to come on and the second half is now underway that's an odd one beginning the second half with ten players Portman United because Martin Davis isn't actually on the field and because of the ten players because of the ten players of Portman United their goalkeepers picked up an injury without moving much moving much in the second half Lamar Walker now coming on the pitch to Martin Davis now coming on the pitch to finish the substitution so Peck comes on for Martin Davis finally that was a strange one but well clearance made by Williams Tricky coming up for to the gardens here and they have sent four players close to the edge of the box made that five now full as delivery inside headed away Austin is down for a bit back up on his feet now done Tiberty Gardens switching the play now Fuller couldn't get by his marker there Marshall wasted Simpson striding forward for Tiberty Gardens he's ready for the fight Morris pounded all the time by Mullings and now Garnett saw something that wasn't quite there it was Lewis looking to dig that one over Marshall does well evading one challenge play called back what's going to happen here I think it was Richard Brown who had a coming together with Marshall remember that he's on a yellow card referee thought about it for a long time there wasn't a whole lot in that I don't think seems as if either Shevaan Walsh or Rudolph Austin will be teen up a shot from this distance well who would it be will it be Austin will it be Walsh Walsh already has a couple of goals to his name this season Austin looking for his first we know he can do it from this range but it's Walsh right in the wall Austin with a floater young couldn't do a lot with it and that was dangerous wasn't it it was Thompson flying in over Fuller both players down Thompson is alright Fuller is fine giving a possession to Tiberty Gardens lovely but he was held back by Pinnacle could go into the referee's book Mullings couldn't get away here Pinnacle again in the right area with the header away another whistle on the play poor United with another free kick what exactly what took place there which ended with Austin now lining up for another free kick Seiko Knight goes into the referee's book Austin the one man wall was in the way that was Ray and he's trying to counter and what's happening here yellow card short to pick challenges flying in cards being flashed all around now Janiel Ray needing some attention here just seemed as if he slipped to me maybe he was caught from behind there's in some pain Ray Nathan Thomas getting ready to come on for Tiberty Gardens I think they're taking off brown before his situation gets too critical that is the play maybe Simpson will go back into a back three two Lewis to deliver this free kick here it comes dangerous inside the box he goes down just in done when initially I figured he was favored to get there ball over the top the flag is up against Walsh frantic bit of play there from both teams both number nine swore they were in I think it's bangtan price going into the referees book it's actually Janiel Ray here for the late challenge on Alex Marshall he's probably one of the most fouled players in the league Marshall most people who challenge him are usually a step behind well we haven't been able to appreciate the flow of the second half because there hasn't been any Ray settles for the throw ball played through well challenge coming in Morris keeping it alive then eventually losing it price done just in done lost it and now Young goes the other way has Nathan Thomas on him and Thomas went in there Russo here is done with the turn sent it over it was slightly behind Fuller one there and Morris tried to play in done but done was crowded out now it goes the other way through Marshall Mullings couldn't gather Thomas utilizing his strength well Nathan Thomas Howard Morris with space to work with sends it out wide to Nikolai Fuller Fuller Fuller sends it across corner kick to Tivoli Gardens that ball roll looked eerily similar Fuller having his defender reaching for nothing at all as Tivoli prepared two more subs here the Anthony's coming on Anthony Nelson and Anthony Thompson garnet coming off as well here's the corner kick at the near post headed away Marshall picks it up for Portman United Headley Fuller first touch disappointing and he slipped as well must be said Tivoli all over Portmore does confirm the change Nelson coming on for garnet Tivoli Thompson with a throw Fuller Flag stays down Marshall again not on the same page with Headley well Simpson goes into the referee's book I'm not 100% sure about that one I think it's because he came and after the referee's whistle was blown for that barge it looks works on the replay I think we've seen eight of the cards in the game so far five of those in the 20 minutes we've played in the second half so I think that pretty much sums up what we've been seeing since the interval Price with the run breaks free to Morris and Nelson couldn't do a lot with the pass that actually went slightly behind him Headley was trying to force that one wide Nathan Thomas now Justin Dunn does well to move by one challenge Thompson throwing the Tivoli Gardens right near the corner flag is this going to be a third consecutive goalist draw between these two Marshall well Walsh picks it up sends it out wide it's an attempt that's well over the top from Peck it was looking for his second goal you can tell by the back of Alex Marshall's shirt the war he has been in Thompson Penny Cook oh that's a dangerous back pass the clock was alert Rousseau ball over the top for Walsh Headley Marshall difficult proposition to get by Price oh they've lost it in a dangerous area couldn't quite capitalize put more again losing it again it's been a fear in the second half to say the least really feels like backyard settings here Simpson getting out of trouble well Lewis sends it over to the right-hand side Dunn is giving chase and tries to go into another gear didn't have the real estate to do so ran out of room just in Dunn getting some attention needed what a physical encounter this has been any chance for a goal in this one you think well at half time I was extremely optimistic not too sure right now a goalie is going to come it does seem as if it's going to come from Tivoli well Tyrone Williams put me in the custodian has done really well to keep out Tivoli Gardens all of his saves though in the first half neither he nor Nicholas Clark the Tivoli Gardens custodian they haven't been asked a lot of questions in the second half Thompson possession lost right here coming forward and Alex Marshall couldn't quite get here comes out as far as Peck with an ambitious effort from distance Price was in the way and again touched out why Justin Dunn on it has Nelson in front of him finds him Lewis good work by Stephen Young was anticipating the touch felt it went down to Thompson lovely turn that was from Nelson Simpson Nicolai Fuller Thomas Lewis with a shot from distance well wide of the mark I think even if it was on target he would have done really well to beat Tyrone Williams he's shown already today that you do need to do really well to beat him Simpson did really well sends it long looking for Nelson was closely marked by Young here is Rousseau left footed effort is wide of the mark didn't close him down solve the opportunity did Emilia Rousseau wasn't on target Port Maria created much in this game Tivoli I think I've defended really well against him staying really close Thomas he's looked good since coming on Thomas yeah I think so too Penny Cook the delivery inside looking for Fuller Thompson does enough corner kick to Tivoli Gardens he has to move it back of course Fuller well Tivoli Gardens with a the change here Diego Mackenzie coming on for Howard Morris here's the corner kick delivered well but too close to Tyrone Williams here Marshall's ball inside no issues there for Nicholas Clark Thompson now Anthony Thompson throwing to Tivoli Simpson's ball inside was an opportunity for Fuller couldn't get a proper connection on it seems as if Steven Young wasn't the only one who was inspired Portmore reading a couple of changes well Walsh has it takes it first time there was a bit of a deflection but the save puts his team almost in more trouble and here's an event and Nicholas Clark recovered to get back in time first bit of hard work that he had to put in here Mullings with the effort and Clark was right smack in the middle of the goal after putting his team in a bit of trouble before now here's Tivoli giving up possession but they regain it Lewis late challenge coming in from Mullings and he will go into the referee's book now yeah late play continues as Tivoli gardens with your possession on the left Lewis lovely touch out wide now to Dunn Dunn colliding with Javon Thompson he wanted the foul there's Trevon Thorpe who has come on for Gio Hadley and Deshaun Plunkett has also come on coming on for Javon Thompson there here's an opportunity for Portland United almost Tivoli gardens give up possession too easily it goes through almost went by Walsh as well there's a confirmation of the change with Plunkett coming on for Thompson here's the ball inside headed away by Barrington Price Tivoli gardens they have to be careful here as they play out of the back now they are searching for runners Rousseau has lost it Tivoli gardens looking to capitalize here on his left Nelson inside Dunn trying to turn couldn't here's a shot that goes well wider the mark coming in from and Kina Simpson there yeah that was almost perfect rolling on to him Kina Simpson has to take a look at the sports max at that moment and was there any doubt that it was going to be this loved to play inside and look at that save that was insane to say that the nine just didn't done no one on the ground believed that Tharon Williams could have made that save but he did and he has kept Portland United in it Marshall winning a free kick for Portland United Rousseau is across there I don't expect him to go directly towards goal six players inside the box for Portland United a goal at this time could very well be the winner Rousseau's ball inside headed away by Price here comes Tivoli gardens on the break full off over on it yeah Marshall sends it out wide he's run deciding to go all the way back see good night they went nowhere fast on that occasion fuller moving on quickly throwing Tivoli once more last season it was too nilal draws between both these teams unless we see something special within these next five minutes and stop each time we might be headed there again Price picking it up striding forward getting by one challenge from Young now getting Nelson involved Nelson was fouled by Key Mullings opportunity beckons forward to the gardens now Justin Dunn behind it here's the deliver from Dunn headed out by Austin Dunn's ball inside once more not clear properly comes out as far as Simpson sends it out wide imagine to hold on and a lot of pressure there couldn't reach it in the end Diego Mackenzie now they go the other way Alex Marshall there's some Thomas covering him well Dunn Marsh well washed a little bit over eager according to the referee we're so we'll send this long I wonder how much time will be added on for stoppages Marshall spotting the run first touch should have been better though now Pope Mary Knight is coming into their own in the final stages of this one the ironic cheers from the Timberlake Gardens faithful oh he gets it Marshall has time to place this one and does but another critical slip this time from the youngster Thorpe Austin no nonsense Justin Dunn fuller Thompson Simpson Simpson lining up an effort and that's easily swallowed up by Tyrone Williams now Walsh his reaction to the call going against him and getting booked for said reaction it's been a frustrating night for the big number nine from Portman United Chance for Timberlake Gardens now what can they do with it against some stubborn defending here but Timberlake Gardens pressing well they can't win it back off Marshall can they Walsh trying to run on to it but Penny Cook is there and sends this behind for a corner kick this could be a big opportunity for Portmore dying embers of the game now expecting four minutes of stoppage time corner kick coming in at the back post and again wasted price has it will anyone pip it I reckon that there's probably one more big chance remaining price called for the infringement Marshall Plunkett oh dear Marshall was fouled by Nathan Thomas according to referee Dua that ends well for Alex Marshall Plunkett's ball inside Kino Simpson was pretty fortunate there that didn't hit his hand clock landed hard on his elbow there his arm was outstretched that could have gone anywhere came off his chest though Penny Cook goes long nobody there in orange Lewis with a throw the attacking third now the referee has seen enough of this one and for the third consecutive time these two teams share the spoils and it's a goalless affair once more between Portmore United and the Timothy Gardens pretty much continuing where they left off last season and Tyrone Williams has been sensational tonight done from point blank range was denied by Williams they embraced at the end here knowing how special that was Alex Marshall in some pain after putting his body on the line on so many occasions and being cut down on so many occasions the coaches the respective coaches speak about it at the end but at the end of the day they share the spoils Portmore United and Timothy Gardens Nillow as we take a look at the full match highlights between these two teams Timothy Gardens with a lot of the attacking in the first half but look at this just in done firing that one goal somehow Tyrone Williams making the save there turning the crowd at the national enemies field what a save that was then Hedley coming forward getting Martin Davis involved couldn't quite get that one under his belly he had an off night tonight with Davis and Lewis sending that one inside that was insane from Thompson at the back post Jovon Thompson almost scoring a spectacular own goal and Tyrone Williams came to the rescue of his team yet again Nill his ball inside Thompson well he had a role to play in this game brilliant truly with a wonderful challenge but he was pretty much hot and cold this effort from Fuller denied brilliantly once again by Tyrone Williams man of the match performance from the Portmore United custodian and he was absolutely pumped Nicholas Clarke got himself in some trouble here and a shot from distance Clarke recovering well to make the save a key mullings was a lot of action in that second half turned out to be a really physical affair as we take a look at the full-time statistics Portmore United with four shots just to untarget Tivity Gardens with six shots in total three untarget 29 fouls committed in this game five year accords of peace five two as far as the cornickeys were concerned in favor of Tivity Gardens who had the majority of the possession as well 52% and I'm here with Tyrone Williams today's man of the match Portmore goalkeeper you made some crazy saves today talk us through your favorite one I think it may be a bit in the third one because I kind of didn't see it it was last minute and when I got a little glimpse and he hit it I just put myself in the right position and tipped it over and you know even your teammates were trying to score on you I'm sure your reflexes were tested on that one as well yeah you know you got to be prepared for anything anything could happen so I'm going to be in the right spot at the right time and I got lucky and thank you and Portmore already a good defensive team last season but you've come in now and seemingly you've improved even their goalkeeping situation what do you think that the team can achieve this season well we're taking it step by step but I think we could achieve the championship and that's what we're going for as we said day by day we're working hard and training and putting in the work to do that alright thank you very much best of luck for the rest of the season have a nice day yeah man thank you now we're going on to coach Phillip Williams of Portmore United coach Phillip Williams of Portmore United coach Phillip Williams here coach it was a really tight game the second half was a slug really what do you make of the game especially the second half we made some tactical change and got some foothold in the game it was a game that was lacking of goals but in terms of entertainment it was their commitment was also there from both teams it was good entertainment and you made some changes especially at half time walk us through those changes we saw we were lacking on the left hand side so we put on a young star in pick and he gave us what we wanted in terms of directness and squares yeah and your team eventually started to equal some opportunities as well as the four and do you see yourself more as a team that can adjust to the opposition as the game was and we saw that last season as well well this is the premier league it is important that we have to assess each other opponent definitely and make adjustments and that is what we did and you know moving on moving forward you got the couple last season I know you're hungry for a league title this year definitely but as you see there's a lot of youngsters there with their first time playing at this level so it's going to take some amount of work some amount of luck some amount of consistency and quality and we just have to put all of that together all right thanks coach I think you can achieve it's a best of luck all right thanks watch going to now to Jerome weight of Tivoli Gardens coach it was a really tight game but your boys definitely had chances to get a goal today well first and foremost congrats to both teams it was really an entertaining game but you still have to give credit to the former goalkeeper he just reminded me some years ago when we called him to the under 20 national team and due to his agent he didn't turn up what he did today would have made a difference between winning and losing but you know all being well congrats to the Tivoli team you have to say congrats to your team because not only did you attack well you also defended really well that we saw here today I know moving forward I always say moving forward with this team because it's a project that you're developing what do you think that a big positive from this game that you can take moving forward the high level concentration the defensive organization and the offense creating opportunities I think the midfield still need to click a little bit more all right thank you very much coach as we take a look at the matches from match week 7 very united 4-1 over Lyme Hall Dumbledore in 2-1 over Mullines United 2-1 Mount Pleasant over Montague Bay United today Humbland with a 1-0 victory over Warthouse and of course Gouldis between Portman United and the Tivoli Guard so this is a points table Mount Pleasant out in front by 7 points they are on 18 points a perfect from 6 Portman United Humberline all on 11 points in 2nd, 3rd and 4th and Tivoli Guard and Warthouse completing the top 6 with 10 points a piece so an eventful Monday night here at the National Stadium Eastfield and in the end they share the spoils Portman United and Tivoli Guard and it has been an absolute pleasure bringing this to you from Parkland on behalf of my fellow commentator Ligea Williams Jeunet Robinson who is in the stands my director Daniel Allen and producer Ramon Stewart I'm Donald Oliver it's good night and goodbye from the National Stadium East Complex


Hello, so recall that we started discussing Dirichlet's theorem on the convergence of the Fourier series for a monotone function and this concerns point-wise convergence. So what's the hypothesis? The function is piecewise continuous monotone that means that I can break the interval minus pi pi into finitely many pieces of non-overlapping intervals such that on each interval the function is monotone and at these points of overlap of two adjacent intervals. Two adjacent intervals have just one point in common and on that particular point the function has jump discontinuities and at points of continuity the Fourier series will converge to f of x and at points of discontinuity it will converge to the arithmetic mean of the right hand limit and the left hand limit at that particular point. The theorem is clearly stated in the slide as theorem 101 and I'm just recalling to you what we have discussed last time that is theorem 1.1. We have to prove this theorem and we started preparing for the proof of theorem 1.1 and we proved a couple of partial results and we used a result of Bonnet. Bonnet's mean value theorem for integrals this was discovered by Ossian Bonnet to simplify Dirichlet's theorem. You see the theorem of Bonnet in the displayed slide. We are going to prove Bonnet's theorem today. We proved this auxiliary result theorem 103 integral 0 to infinity sin omega t by t dt is signum omega times pi by 2 and if you take a monotone function then for any s bigger than 0 integral 0 to s f of u sin omega u by u du limit as omega tends to infinity is pi by 2 f of 0 plus. This also we established last time. Now let us straight away get on to the proof of Bonnet's mean value theorem. To prove Bonnet's mean value theorem we need a result called Abel's summation by parts and that is theorem 1.4 that you see in the displayed slide. What is the Abel's summation by parts? Summation j from 1 to n a j times b j minus b j minus 1 equal to minus summation j from 1 to n a j minus a j minus 1 b j minus 1 plus a n b n with understanding that a naught and b naught are both 0. So, if you look at this formula you see a striking resemblance to the rule for integration by parts and the proof of course is quite clear a simple rearrangement will give you this identity. After all both sides are finite sums and you can use this summation by parts formula in many results in analysis particularly in delicate tests for convergence such as the tests of Abel and Dirichlet you can consult Rudin's principles of mathematical analysis for other applications ok. So, now let us get to the proof of Bonnet's mean value theorem. Assume that f is monotone decreasing. Remember that monotone functions are Riemann integrable and you have taken a function g and g is assumed to be continuous and f g is Riemann integrable and the idea is to approximate the integral of f g by its Riemann sums and these Riemann sums are finite sums. How do these finite sums look like? For example, you see the display in the slide they look like these and one should apply the Abel's summation by parts formula to these things and we will continue from there and the Riemann sums will involve a choice of a point c j in each of the partitioning intervals. The points of the partition are t 1, t 2, t n, t naught is the left end point. How do I choose these c j's? They will be described in the next display and these Riemann sums we have and to this we are going to apply the Abel's summation by parts formula ok. So, g is assumed to be continuous and so, but the usual mean value theorem integral of g u d u from t j minus 1 to t j is t j minus t j minus 1 the length of the interval times the function evaluated at the intermediate point. Now this is pretty easy this follows immediately from the Lagrange's mean value theorem. So, now this is the choice of c j for cooking up our Riemann sums that you see here alright. So, what do we get? The Riemann sum is summation j from 1 to n f of c j times integral t j minus 1 t j g u d u that is exactly this particular part g of c j t j minus t j minus 1 has been replaced by this ok. So, this integral from t j minus 1 to t j can be written as a difference. Now you can see that we are ready to apply Abel's formula for integration by parts. In Abel's formula for integration by parts summation by parts summation is basically a special case of an integration after all. There is a minus sign that we pick up summation j from 1 to n f of c j minus f of c j minus 1 integral a to t j minus 1 g u d u plus the last term that you see and that is in blue and the one term that has been in red.  Now we deal with the term in red which is j equals minus summation j from 1 to n f of c j minus f of c j minus 1 integral a to t j minus 1 g u d u. Let us first introduce a new function phi of x which is minus integral a to x g u d u which is obviously a continuous function and it will have a supremum and an infimum capital M and little m and so this object is going to be sandwiched between capital M and little m. Multiply both sides by f of c j minus f of c j minus 1. Remember that we are assuming that f is monotone so the inequality is going to be preserved. I am going to get m times f of c n minus f of c 1 less than or equal to j less than or equal to capital M times f of c n minus f of c 1.    Now, we come to the proof of Dirichlet's theorem recall that the nth partial sum for the Fourier series is S n f x that is the notation that we have used and that is integral from minus pi to pi d n t f of x minus t d t that is a convolution or the function with the Dirichlet kernel and in view of the fact that the functions and d n are both 2 pi periodic we can write this integral as integral from x minus pi to x plus pi d n t f of x minus t d t. Again writing out the expression for the Dirichlet kernel write out the expression for the Dirichlet kernel there is going to be a nice term a cos n t term and there is going to be a bad term sin n t times cot t by 2 term. The cos term is an innocent term by Riemann Lebesgue Lemma that goes to 0 as n tends to infinity the term that we need to worry about is the cot t by 2 term and that is a displayed here is 1 upon 2 pi integral from x minus pi to x plus pi sin n t cot t by 2 f of x minus t d t. Now add and subtract a 2 by t because cot t by 2 behaves like 2 by t. So, add and subtract a 2 by t. So, cot t by 2 minus 2 upon t plus 2 upon t cot t by 2 minus 2 by t that is continuous assign its value at 0 appropriately it becomes continuous.  So, we just have to deal with sin n t upon t that is the only term that we need to deal with. So, what we need to deal with is that as n tends to infinity the limit of s n f x is the same as the limit of this expression 1 upon pi integral x minus pi to x plus pi sin n t by t f of x minus t d t. So, far we have simplified our life. Now we need to look at the intervals on which the function is monotone and remember that I break the interval minus pi pi into finitely many intervals which are non overlapping to adjacent intervals have only the end one end point in common. So, these intervals are I 1 I 2 I 3 dot dot dot I k. So, minus pi to pi is I 1 union I 2 union the data I k and the I 1 I 2 I k are non overlapping intervals and f restricted to each I j is continuous and monotone. And of course, these intervals have to be translated by x the integration is not from minus pi to pi the integration from x minus pi to x plus pi. So, we have to look at x plus I 1 x plus I 2 etcetera that is the interval that we need to be looking at. So, if x is not in I j if x is not in I j then I have to look at x minus I j will have intervals x minus c and x minus d and x is not in this closed interval. So, both these numbers x minus c and x minus d will be non zero and they will have the same sign. And so, in this integral over x minus I j let us make the substitution n t equal to u. Basically this interval is c to d. So, this integral goes from x minus d to x minus c. So, I am going to put n t equal to u and I put n t equal to u what am I going to get the limits of integration are going to change to n times x minus d n times x minus c f of x minus t is f of x minus u by n and I am going to get a plus or minus 1 upon pi that depends on the sign of this x minus c and x both of them have the same sign and this sign is plus is going to be plus if that sign is minus is going to be minus. Now, I am going to allow the n to go to infinity I am going to allow the n to go to infinity and then I will realize that this particular interval goes off to infinity both n times x minus d and n times x minus c both go to plus infinity or both go to minus infinity and so this integral collapses to 0 as n goes to infinity. So, this is an easy case. Now, let us consider the case where x belongs to one of those intervals I j that means that x minus b and x minus a are of opposite signs and let us also assume that x lies the interior of a b. So, both are non-zero and then we split the integral on x minus i j into a sum of two integrals x minus b to 0 and 0 to x minus a and so we have to tackle these integrals separately. Again, I am going to make the same substitution n t equal to u here this will be an integral from minus infinity to 0 and other will become an integral from 0 to infinity. So, as usual I will get if x minus a or x minus b is 0 then one of these integrals will collapse that will happen when x lies in the end point of i j and to deal with the limit as n tends to infinity we use the lemma that we proved that when f is monotone remember limit as omega tends to 0 integral 0 to s f of u sin omega u upon u equal to pi by 2 times f of 0 plus use this result and you deal with these integrals and we will get the value pi by 2 times f of x minus plus f of x plus if x happens to be one of the end points. So, if x is not an end point then f is continuous and these two values will be equal and you will simply get 2 times f of x. So, and there is a 1 upon pi outside and that will cancel out and you have done the job. So, as I explained if x is one of the end points then it will line 2 adjacent integrals there will be a contribution coming from both of them and that is how you get this arithmetic mean in the limit n tends to infinity s n f x and that is the expression that is there in the statement of the Dirichlet's theorem. So, the proof of Dirichlet's theorem is thereby completed with all the auxiliary propositions thrown in. It was a technical result using many different ideas such as Abel's summation by parts formula the mean value theorem of Aussie and Bonnet and so on so forth, but it is well worth going through this because a large number of situations that you encounter they fall in this category. For example, you can take a function which is piecewise continuous say represented by line segments or parabolas or whatever and you can write down the Fourier expansions and we will get various useful formulas that are of importance in classical analysis. So, I think with this we have completed this chapter on odds and ends those parts of classical Fourier analysis that got left out in chapters 1, 2, 3 they have now been incorporated in chapter 9 because these are for lesser importance and we had other important things that had to be done in the middle. So, with this I will close this chapter and we will proceed to the next chapter which is again returning back to Fourier transforms and we will develop more technology in the next chapter and we will return back to chapter 4 and also some parts of chapter 1. So, we shall take a relook at classical analysis from a modern perspective. Thank you very much.


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The old ground The old ground I've got my best shots on filter there mate. Show me Tano. I did a little bit with, I did that. Good job mate. Last bit touch time. Yeah, we're part of the walk that's going on today in the course of the MNB. On behalf of Steamed Arby and Marcus Stewart, it's obviously the first leg of a three-day walk across the north-west, or across the north, sorry, to sort of raise funds for the MND Foundation. So what Steamed Arby did for this club as a player, how he represented it, it's important that we represent his sort of personality and character in the best way possible and obviously Marcus Stewart as well. We both played with him, so it's a fantastic cause for fantastic people. What he's going through now is quite inspiring if you think about what he's to endure, but certainly knowing before that and what he did, how he represented himself, the club, his family, and it was a quote on a picture that was up there on my first day that I saw and I absolutely loved it. We've changed the sort of changing room around a little bit, but that's the one thing that's stayed there constantly, it's stayed there, I think it's important, I think it will stay there forever because it should inspire every single individual that sees it and reads it. These guys who are fit athletes, you know, at the top of their game, and we also knew the lane genres, you passed away a couple of years ago from the same disease and it comes out of the blue, it hits people at random, it's little known about it as in the cause of it and the treatment of it, so hopefully today and the next few days and we'll just kick start a massive fundraising event too and bring necessary funds to help people like Marcus and Steven. Thank you. Yeah, we're here to support the Derby Marcus Stewart Rimmer Foundation for the MMD charity. As you can see, the support is incredible, trying to raise awareness to find a cure for this horrible disease. He's loved and supported by everybody from when he played and beyond that, so it's great that everybody's pulling together in the right direction to support his cause. It can affect anybody, whether you're a super fit or not, or you're an athlete or not, there's nobody safe from this disease, so it's so important that we find a cure as soon as possible. It's basically Mike and I were at Redwood events. We've been doing this since 2007, ranging these kind of events for all different kinds of charities, and we've raised nearly over a million pounds. Today is so special to us because we've brought the football and rugby community together and as you can see so far, it's going really, really well. People are upbeat and it's just amazing, it's just amazing what people are doing. And I'm so humbled and do you know what I mean? And people are so selfless for what they're doing and what they're offering. It's just phenomenal, phenomenal. So Mike and I knew it was something going to be like that, but to actually see it, it was just, well, it just brings shutters to you. It's mind blowing, mind blowing. People getting out of bed at whatever time to get to Valley Parade for that time and see the people for Steve and Dabby, for Marcus Stewart and also we've got Rob there and Steven, do you know what I mean? Which means a lot to the MMD community. And that's what today, this weekend's all about, raising that extra awareness. We want to do what Kevin Sinfield did in the rugby world to the football world, to come together and let's get some kind of, I don't know, whatever it takes to get this awful disease, the cure for it best we can, you know what I mean? And I think that this morning, the turnout and this full weekend, it just shows it for me, shows it, unbelievable. We're putting our legs and feet through the paces out there and we're taking part in the brilliant, brilliant cause that is the Dabby Rimmer MMD Foundation, obviously part of the MMD community to raise funds and awareness in regards to a disease that is so crippling and to see that today with Steven and Marcus and obviously Rob Burrow as well with his wife, it's inspiring and hopefully events like this that go all the way through until Sunday can raise that awareness and hopefully find a cure. Yeah, you just epitomise these like you've just said, everything that you want, not just in a footballer but in a person. You know that resilience, that spirit and the brilliant that the community has come together, the football community especially has come together to support him and Marcus and Steven in everything that they're doing, not just the walks but all the support and it's great just to be part of it and being asked to support in that way. Yeah, do you know it's amazed me actually how many people from the footballing community have turned out today. We've seen so many familiar faces and we've seen some big names as well at the Valley Parade right the way through to Toulon Road here and I know that more are joining as the walk goes on and the next stops the John Smiths so there'll be more people joining for that and I think it just reminds everybody that we all have our frustrations and moans and groans about football but seeing Steven and the fact that he's got on his hands, it really brings everything into perspective and I think that's why so many people resonate with it because as you say Sam, he's such a big part in what was so good at Bradford City for such a large period of time and he was a true warrior on the field and I think now people are repaying him for what he did in a Bradford City shirt. I stress illness and that's probably not documented enough and his awareness and obviously vital funds to one find a cure and obviously to help out the vulnerable people that need equipment and stuff. Well obviously Steven played at Bradford and played at Bradford with him on that right hand side he was right back, I was right wing and we had a great partnership on the field but also off it it was personal you know and you can see with the amount of lads that have turned up for him today the type of team spirit and team that we had when we played at Bradford and you know if we can do anything to help Steven we would we'd walk to the end of the world for him if we could so this is just the beginning and we hope that there's snowballs and we try and raise as much money and awareness as we can. Probably both character you know one of my best mates in football I've already said that you know I was with him for six years so we had some great times together, some tough times as well which you know you do in the battle of pitch but more importantly he was a great friend off the pitch and I can't speak highly enough for him the courage and the bravery that he's going through and you know we're just doing a small part to try and raise as much as we can like so. Sat next room in Jester in Bradford, Sat next room in Jester in Poulton so many good memories in the changing room things that people don't see because he was just such a good teammate so loyal, such a loyal friend so yeah there's so many but it would probably be Chelsea away obviously Chelsea away was a special moment I think in the club history and yeah the journey back Steven sung a lot of songs on the coach and I think a lot of players remembered that today I've got plenty to be honest but it'd have to be Chelsea because obviously you're seeing the videos after the way he parties there's like nothing else you know he's the ultimate pro in and around the training ground but you know when he wants to lay his head down he can have a good time and yeah so we had some great times you know like so we put the working on the pitch and then off the pitch we can have some good times and that's what we did then Steven not just saying it because we're doing this for this cause but Steven you ask anyone around you know he's the kindest person you'll ever meet who'd do anything for you a real selfless individual and the same with Marcus I haven't known Marcus long but they're the exact same they're the real heroes you know we're walking we're supporting but they're the ones putting themselves out there and putting their private life out there in the public domain to help other people and look we'll raise a lot of awareness with this walk and that's fantastic but ultimately we want to find a cure and the last 15 months the MND community's been fighting to get the data from the Miracles trial and that's what we really want to happen from this we're waiting to hear from consortium members the MNDA and doctors to know the results of the Miracle trial so we're really hoping that after this we get some form of feedback from them All right here we go These are these hybis jacket All right Of course it's a little cute filter Certainly fans and our success in that era every single game, every training session never mind every game we're very good by it and a great lad as well and yeah got so much time for him and you know it's great to be here today to support his foundation you know he's typical of Steve and you know when he was diagnosed with it straight away he was thinking of other people with his terrible illness and he's done everything he can to raise awareness and money and yeah it's an amazing turnout today he's just up and looking around you know he's joined the Wiggins Ground today myself and Steve Parking and some of the other staff from Wrexham as well and you know it's nice to be able to play our part Events like this one this weekend take a lot of effort and a lot of sacrifice from a number of people I'd like to give a couple of special mentions Firstly I'd like to mention the core team of walkers and the support team who took part in the whole three days Like I said, events like this take a lot of time and sacrifice and the core team and the support team have been incredible completing 178 miles over the last three days with maybe a few extra miles added onto that total for those that can't read maps and got lost The team has been made up of people who have been personally affected by MND and people who want to support the fight and make a difference and that's special I'm sure the last three days have been tough both physically and emotionally and I'm sure you're looking forward to a good night's sleep I agree that what you've achieved this weekend as a team is incredible and you should all be very proud You've helped raise awareness and funds which will help make a real difference to MND so we'd like to say a massive thank you to everyone involved This one takes a lot of organising and a lot of people have helped to make this event possible but I'd like to give a special mention to two men, Mike Wilson and Steve Wood patient since 2019 This weekend takes so much planning and organising Mike, Woody, on behalf of the Foundation and the MND community I'd like to say thank you both for everything you do and the MND community are lucky to have you both fighting our corner and MND is in a much better place thanks to you both Lastly, I'd like to thank everyone who's here today and everyone who's taken part in the walk of the last three days and generously donated We can't thank you all enough for your support Your support is what helps us make a real impact on MND So thank you to everyone and let's keep making a difference together Thank you