The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, Larry Pezzavento. Hi everyone, this is Basil Chapman, sitting in for Larry Pezzavento. I'm usually the host of the Tiger Technicians Hour at noon and my service here at TFNN is to have the opening call, very comprehensive daily newsletter. And so it's my pleasure to sit in for Larry. He's having some internet problems, as you might have heard yesterday. It was producing a fabulous show, but it just suddenly got messed up by the internet access that he has. I think he's in Hong Kong right now. And for some reason, normally it's good. This particular time, internet problems. So let's go through a couple of things. The Dow futures, those are the e-mini futures up 12.75. You can see the charts that I'm showing here. I have a Chapman Wave automated resistance and support levels. In the two-minute chart, 2817 is good support. 2822 is the resistance. In the five-minute chart right here, you've got a lot. 2818.75, these are not incremental to the futures contract of being 25 cents in terms of the support and resistance levels. So it just gives you the number. At 2817.30, 2817.08 and 2816.50, that's all support. The Dow futures at this particular stage are up 131. So this should be a bounce day. How big the bounce is going to be very important. It was up a little bit more at the e-mini was up at 2823.75. So about four points higher. Earlier on then the 830 News report, the economic report was U.S. January case, Schiller, 20 city, house price index 3.58 percent versus the anticipated 3.8 percent year-to-year. I don't think that that's bad. Just about 22 cents lower, 0.22 percent lower. We'll see how the market takes it. So a couple of things I want you to do today. Larry's all about the futures and the different aspects of the commodity sectors. Let's just do this for the moment. In the commodity area, let's just do it in terms of the not the stocks and the indices. The bonds are down 9.30 seconds at 148.23 seconds. I wonder if I can find this. Let me just see if I haven't got knocked it off here for my own work. Oh, man, I think I did. No, there it is. Good. So in the Chapman wave, just a real simple explanation of the Chapman wave methodology. Try to identify the lowest, most obvious low bar and merely count each successively higher peak. Each peak gets labeled alphabetically all the way from a peak A up to a peak G. It's that that fourth highest peak, peak D, that other things can happen. That's just the simplest way of doing it. All right. So let me just show you one thing. Don't make this too confusing. Within this context, if you look at, I have to find in a different place, but I'll find it. If you look at the patterns, I consider there are only three patterns in the market. It's either straight up and straight down or there's a cup or a U shaped pattern or an arch pattern. And this arch pattern very often takes the form of a lowercase h. The principle simple straight up, straight down, or you go from one left side point down and you come back to it. Or you go from one left side point up and then you come back to it. So it's cups, arches, straight lines. I like to make it as simple as possible. Hey, look at this straight line right there. You had your V shape where your cup formation is actually a cup and handle and then it broke out. So leg C, I'm waiting for the D to be in place above 149.23 seconds. That will start leg D. And then we go to see what happens. Leg C in the weekly chart still very positive, meaning that the bonds are very positive, yields are very negative. Let's go on. Let's look at a gold. At this particular point, gold is down five. It was down a lot more earlier. So 1317 had a fabulous day yesterday. There's that leg D. Now these can go to E and there's an E in the weekly chart right there in the daily chart on the 20th of February at 1349.8. It drops to right down to the 200 period exponential moving average exactly twice it hits it and then rebounds strongly. For those of you who are not used to it, this is the magnitude of the moving average convergence divergence. This is the slowest stochastic. The blue line is the unbalanced volume. This is the weekly daily on the left, weekly on the right. So weekly in the middle on the right is the monthly. Look at the gold chart. When you look at it in the monthly chart, it's making a huge bowl formation. Bowl is not a cup formation. It had the lower case H. There's that first arch. There goes to a second arch to make an H going to an M pattern. If that holds well, which it did, you can start to see a very slow move to the right side. And that's saying looking out. I really mean looking out longer term. Gold should do very, very well. In the shorter term, meaning intermediate term, it's kind of stuck between the 1400 and the 1150 area. I'm talking monthly. These are big, big moves. But it's kind of stuck. And the weekly chart says, hey, wait a minute. This is pretty darn good action. The stochastic has pulled back sharply. It's down at 59%. That's not a good sign. The MACD is acting well. But it's making this little, I call it an M shape formation. There should be a little bit of a move to the right here. And then it should cross negative. So I'm anticipating that gold is still in a consolidation phase in the weekly chart from the high that was made the week of the 22nd of February 1349.8. Let's call it 1350 to the low that was made the week of the 8th of March at 1280. So it's kind of in the middle of the range. And now it's getting to a little, a bit of a point here where it says upside might be a little bit hesitant. Let's see what happens. Certainly a break into the 1330s would be excellent action. So look at the silver contract. This is the continuous contract for the silver down 0.06 at 15.50. It's gone to a C. I think it should try to make a leg D above the 21st of March high 15.65. I think 15. Just about 0.65 will start your leg D. 200 per moving average at 15.60. Look at the card's been resistance. It was support. Then it became resistance and it's still resistance. I think it's going to be resistance a little longer. It's a casting scoop, but only at 69%. The on balance volume says there's no real forceful buying in the volume part of it. And one of the reasons is you see how choppy it's been on the way up. And that's reflected both in the relative strength index and the on balance volume, the blue line. Same thing in the weekly chart. I think it's just stuck. What's really important to me is that the dollar has, and all the pressure has held well is now up 11 cents. We've been long for about a year. April the 4th went along for my subscribers and opening call at 90. And it went to 97.71. Dropped to 95.74. We've taken just a little bit off because I really do like the weekly chart. My belief is that the American economy is still the best economy. And my impression has always been that currencies of the country that's doing very well tend to have good currencies. Maybe I'm wrong, but this is just the kind of a belief that I've had. And I think that that favors the dollar. Countries are buying the dollar because they think it's the best currency. I'll be right back. Basel Chapman, Tiger Technicians. Larry Persevento sitting for Larry Persevento. Trade what to see. I'll be right back after these messages. Futures up. Now up a hundred. The Taz Profile Scanner is the most revolutionary piece of trading software that you will ever try. Wouldn't you like to approach the markets with confidence? As you begin your trading day, it's likely that you'll be faced with lots of decisions. 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Look, wheat came off the bottom very nicely. It's in that leg D. A pretty quick peak A, peak B, peak C, leg D right now. The mag D, the moving average convergence divergence. The histogram, everything's looking good. Stochastic stuck at 91% for a couple of days. I like it's why I have my subscribers in a particular fund that really takes the grains and we belong for over a week or so. And some people were actually lucky yesterday to be able to get it on a little dip pre-market. I like that. So wheat is looking good. It's trading at 474 up four and a half. Corn is also looking okay. It's down three quarters at 379. It's already only in leg B, but a very strong move from the 361. 361 round number low. I should put that in. Well, that's a continuous contract. So it's always going to be sliding round number low. And it's gone all the way to the 380 level. I'd say 20 points is pretty darn good. It's about 8%. And it's slowly in leg B and the weekly chart is not great. It needs a lot of work. It actually needs the 384 to 388 area to be hit in the next two weeks and without testing 372. 375 is the key support now. And the soy, the soybean is trading continuous contract. Not well. It's down three and a half at 903. It went to a peak B. It's arching over. This is going to be the question. There's a big rectangle formation, long rectangle formation in the weekly chart. What is it going to do? It needs, it better hold the eight. It better hold 900 to 897s and then have a really quick move back into the 908 area or higher. And then we'll see what happens. I want you to also show you the LT, which is LT. No, LC. LC is the live cattle continuous contract, April contract sharply low. Now this is a pattern we've seen in the Dow, the S&P, a little bit in the IW, we've seen the IWM a little bit in the Qs. Where it went to a peak, in this case peak E, in live cattle on the continuous contract, the first of March at 130.45. It plunged down to the 125s. Then it ran up again. And I have to call because it made a slightly new recovery high instead of the 130, what did I say, 130.45. It went to 130, oh, double top. I didn't realize. Double top. So this is gray. It went to a double top. And that said, if there is a pullback here, that's a double top V-shaped pattern. And that's very negative, especially if the magnines to cast a go week, which they were. So this says to me live cattle has made a double top in the weekly chart at a peak D. And there's a real good chance that live cattle is going to go from the 127 level where it's at right now. Test the low that was made back on the 12th and 13th in the 126s. My suspicion is that 124s will be the next level that we're going to watch. If you look at KC, which is the coffee. Now these are things I don't normally do. We're looking at stocks trade. That is for my subscribers. Occasionally we'll do something in the commodities commodity area. We once had for a very long time the DBC, which was more oil based. It's the fund that is the commodity fund. And when Crudeau was doing very well, it did very well. So yes, KC. And this says to me now I'm going to go to my automated Chapman wave and notations. This shows you the support and resistance levels. This is an automatic program base that I had someone built for me. And that says that at 469, there's tremendous support in the 10 minute. In the 120 minutes, it's at 461. And the resistance is at 470 to 481 in the daily chart in wheat. So I'm looking at this and I'm saying, okay, that's very good. Let's see what it says in the KC, which is the coffee continuous contract. And it says coffee has a lot of support, automated support in the 38, 93 area. 92.89 is the, this is a memory, it doesn't know about 10 cents and 25 cents interval. This is trading. And 92.89 is the key support in KC daily. 92.85 in the weekly and the monthly doesn't have anything, just a straight down move. That says this is the first opportunity that you've got a support level. Broken through the near term resistance levels, 95.91 is the resistance in the 120 minute chart. Very nice candle. Will coffee make a bigger break? No, not until it starts to trade above 96.80. Once it can get to the 96.80 level, it says it's into this ugly candle of the 20th of March, which had a high of 96.80 and a low of 94.35. So that's going to be very important. A close below 92 would be very negative. And say, yeah, we could base a little bit longer, but it's not a good sign. It's going to move right now. So that's that. I want to also look at, all right, let's look at the, before we go to the first big break, which will be the 930 timeframe, we're looking at, there we go. So let me do the same thing now in the, at ES is the continuous contract of the futures in the E-mini, says that the resistance we saw in the 2854 to 2861 area was perfect because the high was, in fact, 2866, round number high in the futures. So it went just above that. And now that is a very strong resistance. That's on the daily chart, weekly as 2825 is resistance and 2816 is support. The 120 has 2840. And this weekly has a whole series of resistances above 2859 to 2877. And the 2252 is major support in the weekly. Let's do the same thing for the YM, which is the Dow futures. The Dow futures has 25745 as the 10-minute chart resistance. It's at 25721 right now. The daily chart has 2600 key resistance and then 26317. And we're right in between that and really pull back Sharpie. 25481 is the futures support level. 120-minute chart is 25854. It has resistance quite a lot higher. 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The dow is up $189,000 at $25,706,000. Up $192,000. That's very strong. The S&P is at $2817,000 up $19,000. It's a very interesting day because we've got Boeing adding to the dow. Boeing is up $4.5 and $374.70. I said to subscribers this morning I think that Boeing has a relief rally. There's a lot of stuff going on. I don't see Boeing breaking away anything but in the context of what's happened recently it held the 363 level that was hit two weeks ago very nicely. It went to 361 yesterday 361.5 and now it's at 375.20 and I said I think it can go to the 9th moving average of 374 maybe even 382 the 14th moving average and then it might have to take another breather as all the news comes in. So let's just do this. I wanted to go through a couple of things because I want to wait for the starter of the show. Now the question I had it was a question statement about a head and shoulders pattern let me just go through this the traditional way of looking at a head and shoulders is that you get a baseline there's a peak made and then that's called the left shoulder because there's a move up that you call the head and then the pullback shouldn't by much take out the left side low of what we call the neckline and that is at 150.13 the low of February of 2018 but we didn't we smashed right through we went to 143.46 that is way lower so this is not your traditional head and shoulders you can talk about it it has the look of a head and shoulders because it made a left side at 187.52 it made a high of 181.75 182.21 sorry about that let me just do that put that in 175.21 I thought there was some problem there and then it went to 187.53 and then it pulls back very sharply down to the 143 level rallies up and where does it go to it goes to the high peak F slash B high that was made on the 21st of March 182.83 so this is if I had to give it a name it would be the deathly diamond what is the deathly diamond there's a pattern that I always chuckle at because I just never see it work out I've seen in work out maybe once from a particular left side point it has a rising trend line it has a declining trend line then from the top it has a declining trend line and from the bottom it has a rising trend line and it makes a diamond formation and the rule of thumb is that if it starts to break down and it goes below a certain point that is terrible action because it's going to not only take out the low on the left side it is going to make a one to one to the downside I've hardly ever seen that actually work and on the other side I have seen it work on the other side breaking down it actually goes and retests the all time high or at least the major high on the left side so I'm going to just I'm dealing that because I keep getting the same question about you're not going to talk about the head and shoulders I've spoken about I explained it I showed it I showed the pattern as it is formally in Wikipedia this is just not the pattern it can eventually look like the pattern in the end but it's not the pattern that one trains because we've already broken under the neckline and if there was a sloping neckline that sloping neckline would take you way below 143 take you to the left side low that I'm targeting as absolutely critical over the next year that has to hold 135.80 so now InvestCo Trust trading right now up $1.63 really nice action now this is the thing that I am looking at within the context of this pattern if it starts to fail it gets the pattern that I was talking about before you remember the H pattern the lowercase H because that becomes a right in Chapman way parlance it becomes a right shoulder failure pattern it just says right shoulder doesn't say that it has to be a left side right side hidden shoulder it just says that right shoulder could fail and it becomes the H pattern arching over hasn't even come close to it yet but the MACD is very weak sarcastic is trying to rally your 50% but it's also very weak and that says to me that the hi-hat was made just four days ago in the QQQ which I didn't type in here 182.83 on the 21st there we go 182. did I say 23 3 21 I'll have to go and check it just one second I'll read it one second I forgot it so here we go try it again 183 was it 183 182.83 that's I think we can have a tough time breaking that at this particular point let's see the day is young so within that context the QQQ having a very nice session now let's just go back I want to see the E-mini so the E-mini was pulling back earlier on and now it's gone to a leg A, B, C it's in leg D the 2-minute chart and it is broken through resistance points this is very nice kind of thing you want to trade good alright so that is the 2-minute chart we're looking at now I want to go to a couple of things that I was asked about and I'll go to here the semiconductor index the SMH is trading right now at 107.15 let me just check something here I needed to look at it if you don't mind SMH 107.15 a really strong balance up 1.78 up 1.7% and that's one of the big percentage moves of any of the key indexes this says to me it's probably a failure pattern 110.60 higher than 21st of March I wouldn't be surprised if that's going to be it's going to be hard to take that out now I've spoken about this before I think I'll show it again I think it's worth it this particular chart right here and I heard I heard word from different people one person in particular who's actually been to the fabrication companies over the last couple of weeks everyone's talking about a slowdown Samsung's talking about a slowdown in the chip industry look at this this is the semi-shipment breakdown it has the global leading manufacturing index growth that's the blue line pulling back look how sharply the SMH is the shipping semiconductor shipments growth is it's at a multi-year low at this particular point and here is the SMH close to a multi-year high I don't know if that discrepancy is telling us yet that there's going to be an incredible burst of activity in the semiconductor area of buying in the next six months it doesn't usually work that way we'll see whether the semis have just gotten out of line here and we'll be coming back to the median point at some some some stage even if it's just back to 99 the 200 period exponential moving average they've just gotten away from themselves that's my thinking right now but we'll see because the technicals in the data are not strong the price is actually quite good but look at the weekly this is a very strong weekly chart I don't understand what's being said I don't know how it resolves itself in the end so Vousalchapacity, Ferrari, Persevento that gals up 214 recipes up 24 I'll be right back after these important messages if you're in the CD market and looking for a secure investment the Tiger First 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new high leg C in the weekly chart hey this is a stock it was a 62.40 March of in 2018, when the SMHs make the all-time high, they plummeted down to the 29 area, straining right now at 40. So it's had a really good rally from the low. I'm looking at this is going to be a tell because Applied Materials is one of the really big semiconductor companies. LRCX is the other LAM research. Also having a bit of a bounce here, it's up three at 182. We've got Intel. Now Intel is something very different. I believe that their product alignment is slightly different. That's the reason why they did so well for so long when the others were faltering. Let's see. Intel has gone from 57 back in June down to the 42s. It's actually had a much better rebound than many of the others. I think it's actually partially responsible for the SMHs move. I think it's a big weighting there. This is good action. It's up 90 cents at 53.68. That was a PG. I'm not sure it's going to break to a new high this week, because it will be really important. 54.99 was a high of the 21st. So that's one area. The other area we need to be looking at right now is, I had a question about oil and gas. If you look at the OIH, which is the Vectors Oil Services, that's had a bit of a bounce. If you look at it on a daily basis, look at this. It's just been in a trading band since somewhere around January, yeah, since January. It's been stuck between just under 16 and just on 18. It's just been in this range, and until it can get into the 18.40 area and hold there for about two, three days, I think it's stuck, and until it breaks down and goes underneath 15.80, it's just in this range. If you look at the OIS, I believe that's now, have I updated that? That's the oil state. No, I didn't want to do that. If you look at NG, which is natural gas, this is a continuous contract. It too has just been stuck in a range. And that's very interesting that you've got oil and natural gas. Very often they go in opposite directions. Oil and gas trading at 2.76 is a continuous contract. It's kind of stuck between 2.70 and 2.85 at least at this particular time. So we were watching that closely. I just wanted to get back to gold to see where it is right now. Now it's down to 7. It seems to me that gold is being used as a vehicle as part of the fear factor. If you look at the XLF, the XLF is up to that 30 cents and 25.52, kind of the MACD, pullback very sharp. The stochastic went down to the 14.7 area. I think it needs a little time. I think XLF needs a little more time in terms of resolving what's going on. I do think and I have a webinar coming up a week from tomorrow, Wednesday the third for subscribers. You can become a subscriber, go to the front page of TFNN and you'll see what I'm looking at. I'm going to be doing an analysis in time, et cetera, looking at when the XLF can finally break to the upside because I do believe that you will need the financials. You will need a Goldman Sachs, which is out 3 at 191 right now, not looking too great. You'll need a Goldman in the 220 area. You'll need the XLF, which is trading at 25.52 right now, at least above 26.50. I would have to say above 27.20 to get to the next phase, the buying phase where people start to focus less on the politics of what's going on, but in the market action so that you can get the IAI, the broker index, the broker dealer index trading like the XLF very poorly, I shares broker dealer trading, IAA trading at 58.47, up 75. I want to see it up in the 63s. Once it gets there, it means that people are now flocking into the market. This has been the most agent, mega bull market. I wouldn't say ever. I don't know about ever, but certainly in decades and decades, and you know why. It's because it represents something that the media doesn't like to talk about and that is that the market is doing very well. People's portfolios should be doing very well. Maybe things are not quite as bad as being made out every single hour of the day. That's really the issue. So I'm looking at this and I'm saying those are the factors that for me would say that the general public is coming deep into the market. If you look at something like, what is that AMTD, AMTG Ameritrade, TD Ameritrade, that's not good action. Two weeks ago, it's up in the 57s. Now it's in the 49s. This is just not good action. I want to see people coming into the market. I want to see Ameritrade, TD Ameritrade trading up much higher. I want to see the fact that people are now looking at the stock market as not just something you quite to put money into every month, but something that's a viable commodity, something that you can actually use, feel and trade and do things with. And that's going to be very important. That would be a phase that I'm looking at what I call a Coder phase. And I think that that is coming up. It's going to take a little while for everything to get together. I hope it does take a little longer because I wanted to have legs when it starts to move to the upside. All right. So if you're looking at the IYC and this looks, this is kind of Amazon-ish, that's the IYC's US Consumer Services ETF. Now the highlight was made at 205.69 on the 31st of March. Had a pullback to the 200 area, 201. And now we're trading at 203.36 up $1.15. It is good. And the weekly chart is still very good. So how this resolves to the downside is going to be very important because the daily and weekly charts are one thing. But that monthly chart technically needs a lot of work to break out and to go to the 213.17 high of October. But going from 213 down to 168, what's that, 30, that's 45 points. So it's a 20, almost a 20-something percent pullback in this particular index. The IYC, US Consumer Services ETF. And of course, if you look at Amazon, where is Amazon today? Amazon having a nice bounce up 24 at 1798. The MACD's strong stochastic is very good at 85 percent. The weekly is improving. I like this. And it says to me that these tech stocks are benefiting from statements that the Fed had made, et cetera. Let's see what Johnson and Johnson is doing. Johnson and Johnson. Oh, very nice, up $1.54 today, 138.14. All the very well over 50 percent retracement from. It went from the high back in December of 148.92. It made a, I don't know how markets make this. Look, January of 2018, Johnson and Johnson, J&J goes to 148.32. Has a little bit of a tumble. It goes down to 118. From 118, it spirals back to what? 148.99 in December, 67 cents away from that all-time high. And then it drops so sharply. I'll talk about it when we get back. That was up to 27. I'm certain you are or strive to be one of the best of the best at everything you do in life. It's the most common trait that we tigers and tigers share. 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For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of tfn.com. Hi folks, we're back. Basil Chapman's saying for Larry Pazavento and the Johnson and Johnson up 159 to 138.20 so it made that V-shape 69 cents to something above the previous high from January of 2018 a year later. And then it has less than a year later and then it goes boom sharply down to the trend line support. This is gonna be very important and it's got a Chapman wave down channel right here. This is the resistance from the Chapman wave inside track resistance. If Johnson Johnson at 138.20 can get above this candle right here 21st of 138.78 that'll be very positive. And then this becomes a V-shape pattern or a cup formation says it could retest the 140 round number high. I always love those round numbers that was made just three weeks ago. All right, let's make this real short because we're about to wrap up. I'll be back again tomorrow to do Larry's show. My show at noon, I'll be doing that live. Got to zip downtown and come back. I'll be back in what is it? Two hours time, yep, two hours time. Watch this closely. The VIX index. The VIX index has pulled back a little bit. It is down $1.25 at 15.08. If by one o'clock this afternoon when I'm finishing my show Eastern Time, the VIX is below 15 and the Dow is holding at 227 right now is above 240. That's going to be very good. And that's going to say there's a chance that we follow through this rally into early tomorrow. And then we've got to be careful. I think there's a turnaround. So for those subscribers asked me the question, do we stick with the plan? Absolutely, stay with the plan. We've done the one thing. We're waiting for the other. If the other doesn't quite get to the level that we want, tomorrow we'll deal with it separately and probably in a separate way. The third thing when I was speaking about the option, I didn't think we could get that option so pretty. 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Hey everybody, this is Christian Buckley, doing another MVP Buzz Chat. I'm talking today with Lewis. Hello. Hi, Christian. Thanks so much for having me. So, Lewis, for folks that don't know you, who are you, where are you, and what do you do? Yeah. I'm Lewis Babert. I am a recent, or as of recently, a Microsoft Business Applications MVP. I'm also a Power Platform consultant and working at a Microsoft partner in the UK. That's very cool. So, when you talk about Business Applications MVP, what does that mean? What's your focus in the business app space? So, I'm mainly around the Power Platform space, slightly less Dynamics 365, but I do dabble in that a little bit in the customer engagement side. So, mainly the low-code space, Power Apps, Power Automate, Data Analytics, and Power BI, all of that fun stuff. It could be confusing for folks because there are people who are in the Power Platform space, that you just mentioned, that are more on the Dynamics 365 side of things. There are the Business Applications, there are Data Platform MVPs, and of course, once you're an MVP and you're in a space like I'm in M365 Apps and Services, and there's a lot of us that are focused on the Power Platform as well. And so, the focus of those areas where you come in might be different from what you eventually go and do for folks that are wondering and seeing like kind of the different areas that people come in through. So, what are you doing? What's your day job like? So, I mainly focus on, I'm primarily on delivery. So, I do slightly less of the architecture kind of side of like designing solutions. I'm more the actual developer when it comes to delivering solutions for our customers. So, I primarily work with Power Apps and Power Automate delivering canvas apps, model-driven app solutions, which sort of touches on the Dynamics 365 side a little bit. I occasionally do sort of step into the Power BI side. I don't really that often come across Power Virtual Agents or Power Pages yet. But so, I'm mainly sort of focused on the canvas app, model-driven app, Power Automate and Power BI sort of areas. You know, one of the things, there's so many great stories of people that came even from non-technical backgrounds that kind of discovered Power Platform and are building careers out of it. It's a really rapidly growing community area, of course. And there's a lot of great folks that were former MVPs that are now inside of Microsoft that are helping drive like that. Like Heather Cook, for example, that runs in engineering, does all the evangelism around community for Power Platform is a former MVP and longtime friend. Damn it, yeah. I know that as a brand new MVP, one of the things that you'll hear from a lot of people, I'm sure you're already hearing in the last week from people wondering like, what was your path? How did you become an MVP? What else can I do? What are the best practices? So what are kind of your answers for that? Yes. So I suppose I'll sort of, you know, start at the beginning of my journey. See, it hasn't been that long yet. So I sort of stumbled upon this space a little bit by accident. It wasn't really me going and finding it. It was more someone kind of asked me to take a look at something and here we are. So I was doing over COVID. I used to be a performance swimmer for my local performance swimming club. And I stepped out of that just before COVID hit. And so the swimmers across our club, they basically went into doing like online zoom-based fitness sessions with our coaches. But I was sort of still around at the club. I was doing some volunteering before COVID hit on poolside. But you know, once COVID hit, that was completely gone. And I wasn't going to be the coach that was there leading an online fitness session because I wasn't, you know, qualified in that area. But I did manage to get in touch with some of our club committee and our treasurer, who I started helping with a little bit of administration and just day-to-day club running sort of tasks. But I think one of the first things that I noticed quite quickly was that we didn't have any sort of like, you know, one platform for email, for collaboration, for just storing files, anything. We were all using like personal email addresses. You know, there was nothing in place. So I basically, you know, did a bit of research and went and found Microsoft 365 and basically said, hey, have we got a little bit of spare money for this? And can I give it a go and implement it? And, you know, it took like a couple of weeks of me going, oh yeah, by the way, we still need to look at this. But then eventually they were like, okay, yeah, go for it. And then I think I had like everyone's mailboxes, migrated, you know, teams deployed and all of that kind of stuff within like a couple of days. And then we just built on from that. But then at the same sort of time, I was in sort of sixth form in the UK or in I think other places in the world just called high school. So the US, I know they called it high school. And they, you know, in sixth form, you take our school took a very holistic approach to learning. So you weren't just there to, you know, go to your different classes and lessons and learn the subject. You'd also get stuff like, you'd hear about volunteering opportunities and all sorts of kind of extra stuff like that. And, you know, you get the kind of stuff like I could help out with a coffee bar at lunch or you could do some litter picking and all sorts of stuff. But I was like, well, hey, I've got these extra skills that I've gained through doing some stuff over COVID. And whilst, you know, my school cohort was completely written off because we were like that one at the end of our program. And they basically said, well, we'll give you predicted grades and you don't need to do anything else. So I didn't do, I had nothing to do over that period. So I was like, well, hey, I used this time to look at some stuff with Microsoft 365. And I know you're on Microsoft school. So is there anything I can help with there? And they basically said, well, over COVID, we obviously some students have fallen behind and that kind of stuff. And we're now, you know, covering this tutoring initiative that's sort of funded by the government where for those students who have fallen behind, we're providing extra support to them. But we have no way to, you know, log all of that data, book in sessions make safeguarding reports if there's an incident and keep track of progress and all of that kind of stuff. And they were like, but we've seen this button in Microsoft 365 that says power apps. And we have this SQL server over here. So we've got some data on these students because they're all part of our existing trust anyway. We basically want you to try and build something that will let us, you know, solve our problems here. And I was like, okay, well, this is like, you know, a big step forward than what I figured out so far. But I said, hey, look, I'll look at it and see what I can do. And this was alongside my high school sixth form studies that I was, you know, doing it as normal. Yeah, it was just like your, well, it's like doing a side project while having a full-time job. Yeah, literally, exactly like that, 100%. So I went away and, you know, my first month or so, I was like, hey, they want to, you know, keep all this data in SQL, which I haven't ever seen. They haven't given me access to. Somehow I need to try and figure that out. It looks like I have to pay for licenses for that. And that's not even free. So I'm real stuck on how to actually get started at the moment. And then eventually I just thought, okay, I'm watching these YouTube videos. People are, you know, creating these SharePoint lists and tying them to Canvas apps and just starting to build something. I was like, you know what, let's give it a go. Let's not worry about, you know, what they've said to start with. Let's just actually figure something out first and then I can go back to them and be like, well, hey, we could do it like this instead because your volume of data isn't actually that huge. So this is an option. And they didn't want to pay for licenses, of course, because, you know, in education, there's just not the funding for that. But then my journey sort of basically worked on from there. I continued to develop my skills in Power Platform and I ended up building, well, they did actually pay for licenses in the entire way. So I did actually end up building a data-verse solution for them with a model-driven app user interface and some Power Automate in the back end. We did some Power BI reporting as well. And that was my first sort of solution with them. And then I got in touch with another team that was part of our trust and they were the data and digital services team. And I was almost kind of like an employee alongside my studies. But I basically became part of that team and we built something like 10 solutions on Power Platform across our multi-academic trust. So it was awesome. And I kind of knew someone from my swim club who was one of the directors at the Microsoft Partner I work for now and basically just ended up working at a Microsoft Partner straight out of school. And that's where my journey sort of continued from. I mean, I did also have, just before I went into that position, I had one of my solutions from my school featured on Microsoft's less code, more Power. And so that was really cool doing a webcast with Donna Sarkov. So that was awesome. And then now I basically, I sort of started my blog at the beginning of last year or maybe December of the year before. I think it was actually Boxing Day of the Christmas Day of the year before. So I've been going just a little over the year. So that's sort of where my community work started. And then I just sort of started engaging more and more with the community. Last year I spoke at Microsoft Ignite, which was awesome. You know, I'm this year I'm doing 365 blog posts across 365 days, which is great. I'm on month 17. I just wrapped up doing the exact same thing. I'm going for September. Oh, really? Yeah. Oh, that's awesome. I definitely need to go check that out. As you know, how hard that is to do that. Oh, yeah, absolutely. Do you know Tracy Vanderskiff out of South Africa, fellow MVP? It rings a bell, yeah. So Tracy did that. So she has that mark. I'm going for 731 so I can beat Tracy. But but yeah, I mean, it's so it's a yeah, we should have a separate conversation around that. And yeah, and and it takes a lot of prep and obviously, you know, ongoing. But that's very cool. You know, I was just thinking, though, how it's a couple of thoughts like one, no one talks about the fast track from swimming to power platform. Why is no one talking about that? You know, yeah, yeah, absolutely. We need more swimmers in tech.  Yeah, exactly. It's a bit of an unheard story, I suppose, a little bit. You know, there was definitely that huge bit in the middle of my school that helped out so so much. But there's something to be said about about taking. I mean, there's a difference when you're learning something is kind of on the side in this extracurricular. When you're able to fold it into your day job or in your case, you know, into your schoolwork and doing something on the side where you're actually living through it. I mean, that's one of the problems when I always advise companies that are looking at trialing technologies like don't do a throw away or a fake project to test. Like you have to pilot with something that's real. That has, you know, you have a desired outcomes that you there's meaning behind going and investigating that solution. But you learn so much better when you apply it. Like I started my first company, a real company with co-founders was started during graduate school. So again, it started as projects. It started as theoretical. And then we said, hey, this is actually an idea for a business. And we went and started down that path. And again, you when you when you are put in kind of everything into that, which is part of that that work practice. And you think about it differently than you do if it's throw away or not a real pilot. Yeah, I mean, it was so great that obviously I've gained so many skills through doing that and gained a career out of it. And they have been left with like 10 solutions that, yeah, they didn't need to hire like a really expensive developer for. So I think it's a bit of a win-win there.  But I still believe that even now, with my knowledge, now those solutions are still really quite good for what they need. And yeah, they're very basic level, but, you know, to match their requirements, they're not bad. Well, that's that's part of being a consultant as well, is going back. And if you're still advising them, if you're doing any work still on the solutions that you developed, but as the technology changes, as their requirements mature, there might be other opportunities for you to go back in as a consultant and help them. Yeah. And and then another common consulting thing, which you'll experience a lot of and is that, you know, they don't provide the upkeep that's necessary. And so it gets messier. And then they then need to hire you back in to clean up, you know, their lack of governance and management of those solutions. So there's lots of opportunities. Yeah, 100 percent.  You know, they might just say, OK, here, have everything. And then they find, oh, well, we actually want to do this properly now. And it looks like a bit of a mess. Yeah. Well, very cool. So so from a community standpoint, like, what are you doing out in the community?  I mean, doing a session, hanging out with Donna Sarkar.  That's all very cool. Yeah. But what's kind of your what are your community activities? What are you doing out there right now? Yeah. So, I mean, obviously, that webcast with Donna was was fantastic to kick things off. And I'm really grateful to her for that. And so that that was awesome. And then obviously, I've started my blog as well. I mean, I'm running a user group in my local area for Power Platform and Dynamics 365, which is quite cool. We have sessions with MVP speaking with community contributors speaking with all sorts. And these are people that aren't just like completely technical. They're people that are in like the finance industry and work closely on Power BI sort of stuff. And so not everyone's like from a technical background, which is quite cool. So we do have like quite a good range of sessions. I'm also co-chairing NHS in power this year with someone else in the community and someone from Microsoft. And it's basically sort of an initiative and a community piece to empower the public NHS workforce, which is the National Health Service in the UK, and give them something else, you know, that they can look at alongside their sort of frontline then their work. And we're also sort of planning to do stuff. We're planning to do stuff like daily or weekly lunch and learns, all sorts of stuff, you know, hacks, all sorts of stuff that can give them that little extra bit and also allow the wider community to pitch in volunteer for different events, you know, they can suggest solutions that they might want to offer to the internal community of the NHS on Power Platform and all sorts of stuff. So that's a really cool thing that I've been lucky enough to be invited to do this year. I'm trying to think of some other.  I know we're it's the annual review process and go through it. I've heard. It's yeah, the because you've got to add everything in online form and don't leave it to the end recommendation because everybody's on there. It slows down the system. It's painful, like get it done as early as possible. Yeah, I think I'm just going to try and keep my activities like up to date as I go on. That's the best way to do it. Yeah, I mean, I've done a couple of other things as well. Like I've done a couple of webcasts. And virtual roundtables, you know, different things like that in the community, which is quite cool as well. So yeah, quite varied stuff. I'm probably missing out quite, quite a lot. I know that my activities is going across like four or five pages. So I'm definitely missing probably quite a lot. But yeah, that's yeah, a little bit of an overview. Well, that's I mean, if you're attempting to do the 365 and 365, then yeah, to pace yourself. I mean, you're doing a lot that is right there. But well, Lewis, I really appreciate the time you took to to get to know you and learn about some of your activities for folks that want to reach out and connect with you. What are the best ways to find you and reach out to you? Yeah, absolutely. You can have been best way is to head over to my blog locoedluis.com. I've got my links for LinkedIn, Twitter, all sorts like that on there. My tagline is locoedluis. So you'll find me on Twitter like that as well. I mean, Google search for that. You can probably see that's easy. Yep. That's absolutely. Tagline locoedluis. Well, Lewis is great connecting and we'll talk to you soon. Awesome. Thank you so much, Christian.


As Lagos State inaugurates electric buses for public transport, what does it mean for commuters and the state? These are some of the questions we shall be looking at on the breakfast this morning. And on Technofile being a Technofile Tuesday on the breakfast, we shall be taking a look at the economic promises of a vibrant software industry in Nigeria, especially as we seek to diversify from oil. We'll also be taking a look at off the press as we take a look at the headlines on the national dailies, some of the national dailies in the country. Good morning and welcome to the breakfast on Plasti B Africa. I am Maureen Menongwe-Zigwe. My co-host is not yet here, so that should be one of the traffic reports I'll be giving you. He's caught up in traffic somewhere on his way from home to the office. He shall be joining us any moment from now. Welcome to the program. It is Technofile Tuesday of the program of the breakfast. Well, we've told you the headlines and some of the things we shall be taking a look at today. And we'll be taking a look at Nigeria's place in the future of renewable energy technology. What is Nigeria's place in that? These electric buses being introduced by the Lagos State government is one way to go because climate change has become a thing and we are worried about Mother Earth. So anything that would promote green energy is welcome. So we'll be taking a look at this thoroughly as we consider the import of these electric buses that the Lagos State government has introduced to public transportation. Well, moving on, let's take a look at top trending issues. NDLEA busts Adamawa factory supplying a listed drug to Cameroon and Niger. Well, the operatives of the NDLEA busted the factory in Adamawa and the operatives had raided the factory producing Akusura, a psychoactive substance. The operation took place in Mubi area of Adamawa state and the drug is made from herbs and laced with tobacco and cannabis. NDLEA operatives also seized 126 parcels of the loud strain of cannabis at the Tincan port in Lagos. So drug abuse is a big issue in the country. We must all join hands to read the nation of these illicit drugs which are not doing anybody any good. Well, the consignment there when 66 kg was concealed in a used Toyota Corolla car imported from Toronto, Canada. There you have officials of the NDLEA inspecting the consignments. They seized illegal drugs. There was a time when Tramador was a thing and have we won the battle over Tramador? I don't know. The NDLEA and the better position to give us the answers to that. I learned that recently someone was caught with drugs that were concealed inside the head of fishes.  No one is innocent and nothing is innocent until you have thoroughly scrutinized it to be sure that this parcel, matter of fact don't even bother, just say no. If you're traveling from one part of the world to another and someone says take this parcel for me and give to a relative in another part of the world, just say I'm sorry, my hands are full, I have no space to carry anything, I wish I could help you. Because you never can tell who will be putting you in trouble. That harmless piece of fish or parcel of gari or parcel of akbu because some of our people take akbu from here to the US or to London which is not bad on its own, but how innocent are these parcels, how clean are these parcels, our questions you should be asking yourself as you are contacted to help someone carry any of them from Nigeria to any part of the world, you need to save yourself. Moving on to another top trending issue, TCN to reconnect three electricity distribution companies to the national grid. That's the transmission company of Nigeria which they were disconnected for non-compliance with market rules earlier but the companies are now going to distribute to the national grid. The companies are Kano Disco, Kaduna Electric and Apple Electric. Customers in their franchise areas were left in total darkness for days. Companies were reconnected by midnight and that's on May 1st, midnight of May 1st following the intervention of the Minister of Power, Abubaka Aliyu. They agreed to restore power supply to the Discos because of the collateral damage to customers. Defaulting companies have 60 days to honor their obligations. So there you have it, TCN to reconnect three electricity distribution companies to the national grid. We all need power problem solved, don't we? Without that, there's just no way we can move forward as a nation. You're still watching The Breakfast on Plus TV Africa and it's time for us to take a break. We'll be right back. Stay with us.


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I don't think they've gone back to it Since there's the final printout right there. I Think this is the final four boxes of that case. We popped open to the right break three four times three twelve Yeah, all right. Good luck DJ Hayden and Zach Stacy to 499 NFC West These only vet commons that don't ship in this all those rookie cards will we'll try to pick out the bigger rookie names like Tyler Eiffard AFC North Greg with the Tyler Eiffard Spencer Ware Rookie autograph for the Seahawks NFC West Scott the NFC West These refractors are not they are numbered 169 out of 199 Zach Stacy was out of 499 got Robert Allford rookie Silver And an Earl Wolf 470 out of 499 all the wolf to 499 NFC East Jake on Kaepernick Silver These are expired But that's Marcus Latimore Was not I want to say. Oh, he was dragged by the Niners. That's what it was This is an expired redemption. Obviously. That's what you run into as you know with older products, but We'll still send it to you. Maybe you can convince Panini to to hook you up with Something else in return So I'll be the NFC West for Scott. All right, let's keep rolling box two Kind of want to get a Bronco sport Her brown another redemption That's gonna be Alec Ogletree. I think is a ram Is a ram another one for the NFC West again same disclaimer just like your other one Scott Rg3 Silver Antonio Brown and Theoretic to 499 rookie autograph for the NFC North Matthew Shira Giovanni Bernard Marcus Hunt and Josh Boyce to 199 rookie autograph of the AFC East Daniel and rookie Jersey autograph that Gavin Escobar for the Dallas Cowboys NFC East Jake There it is 267 out of 499 All right, another two boxes go about another Oh 10 15 minutes left in this one and then we'll jump to the next break the hoops blaster break and then we'll do a Quick little hangar box break and then I think we're gonna call it we are gonna call it after that Jason will be live early Earlier tomorrow not super early, but I guess to depending on when we get our shipment of of Revolution basketball in Jason will go live around Maybe 10 a.m. If we have those cases by then maybe a little bit later if we don't So he might go on a little bit earlier just to kick things off For the big new Revolution basketball break tomorrow release a tomorrow Oliver. What's going on? How are you? That should be a lot of fun We'll have probably a lot of other things to do tomorrow Yeah, a little little late in the game for you today Oliver How's your day going? We've got a couple things going on after this, but yeah for the breaks that we are booked for the night plenty of revolution tomorrow though It's okay Hopefully playing a revolution If you hopefully have more than what we have on the case Bryce Butler remember Bryce Butler and Tavares King to 499 Broncos AFC West Nic Coba to 499 I Haven't seen like basically Deandre Hopkins is kind of what I'm here's Andre Johnson Let's get Deandre Hopkins. No, that's Alan Bonner 135 out of 199 rookie autograph for the AFC South Roy To 199 and we've got a Juvenile Bernard rookie silver. That's not too bad and Earl Wolf all the wolf Another one for the NFC East Jake AFC North Greg with the Giovanni Bernard Another expired redemption. It's Quentin Patton who I think was a Niner a Niner and sorry Scott three expired redemptions for the NFC West Brutal everyone else is just a point too because Could be not for one of their divisions as well. So sorry about that man This this is the risk we run with the with the older product Appreciate you getting in though out of Brady here. I guess we're saving all Brady's He's pretty good Daniel for the AFC East pretty darn good. That's Keenan Allen. Okay All right, there's Keenan Allen for the AFC West Nic Coba Usually in football it's harder Like Sports like baseball and football So much variance that could happen that can affect a game one way or the other the idea of like building a narrative and and and a Sequence of events following that narrative is often It doesn't happen like in basketball When you only have like five guys playing against five other dudes, you know five on five in any basketball game like Yeah, you can start to write some narratives, you know, it's just so difficult But for Tom Brady people are just like oh Tom Brady goes to the ghost of the Buccaneers Plays with Ariens. They're gonna win a Super Bowl people people punch so many Super Bowl tickets there and it happened Yes all card ship that's what it says and the item description great Did I say it didn't Sorry Don't listen to me The item description is correct. Whatever it says there Tom Brady is just like insisting on revealing himself here another Tom Brady for the AFC East Patriots edition God rookie silver Robert Woods Bill's edition AFC East He'll have a new quarterback to here in LA with Stafford We got Jack Doyle for the blue horseshoes rookie autograph. It's pretty solid Roy with the AFC South 162 out of 499 and we got a jersey and autograph Mike Gillisley AFC East Daniel gosh another redemption Clay Matthews though eight out of ten Nice NFC North Matthew Shearer with the NFC North We got Blitty Ray Wilson Rookie autograph for the AFC South Roy and the Titans and the AFC South So nothing too crazy here boys and girls, but I appreciate everyone giving this a shot It's always it's always fun to go back in time See what we can pull The last redemption is gonna be Barcavious mingo who I think is a brown Yeah, six overall pick for the Browns. That'll be AFC North Greg Greg as I told Scott a little bit earlier might be able to give to media Reach out to them and see if they can do anything for you for this expired redemption All right, and there you go. That was four box division break number three from Jasper's case breaks calm 2013 Panini select football. Thanks for watching more football in the store. I'm Joe and I'll break that with you next time. Bye. Bye


I was like I don't think we're gonna make that We're not doing half bad here though Hello, and welcome back here to the channel Ami for rabbit and if you've noticed we are staring at drifters Playground drift playground here in beam and G drive. We'll be taking our first drifts here in beam and G drive We do have a mod drift car here in the game So make sure you guys follow me at all in social media. I'll just find the description box below Let's get sideways So we are here in beam and G drive something that I've been wanting to do for a very long time and we are here To get our first drifts out of the way I do not have a handbrake because for some reason my fan attack thinks my handbrake is my clutch pedal So we are on full 900 degrees of rotation And we're just gonna head into the track that I drifted in a set of course. So when I first started Because we don't have handbrake so this is gonna be all clutch kicks. Oh Okay, so a lot of people telling me I need to get on beam and G drive and we are here Just a little wall tap Cracking a tail light. I love the damage models in this game and wanting to get on here for a very long time Well have it struggling a little bit with this car, but uh We're getting our first drifts out there Lock up the brakes Yep, definitely lock up the brakes who may switch to a street version of this car Gonna be a little bit Lighter on the throttle No, don't lose it So definitely a very difficult game to drift in and get used to for sure But we're getting it here a little bit Too much Whoo.  I stalled it. Okay, let's go with the street build Okay, we're in the grass Hopefully didn't break the car All right, we're good clutch cake Too much clutch cake So definitely a very complicated game to get used to but definitely a lot of fun the damage models and everything in this Game are incredible Okay, I think I may have some damage already, so let's uh, oh No, I don't want to I don't want to respawn there. Let's just reroll the reload the level here and See if we can't start off with a clean car that's not damaged and isn't gonna cause any Steering issues. All right, there we go fresh car second attempt graphics look incredible This car is definitely a fun car. I've seen it on other channels. You got that slapsticker in the window as well, so Clutch kick Run that wall got to be very finesse With the throttle and everything here Gonna peak that boost get that wheel spin again Looped it. It's very very different the way the camera pivots and everything is pretty cool I like the way that works But not having a handbrake is definitely Make me drive very different And I probably could link turns a lot better with the handbrake, but we're trying it without it Oh, but we haven't wrecked the car yet We have it. I want to go grab the handbrake. Oh, there's a tip. There's a tail tap throwing our Wheel a little bit wonky in the back as well as a donor exhaust tip into our bumper This game is very very Different Could take a little bit of getting used to we're gonna try a little faint clutch kick too much Apparently we are tweaking our front bumper a little bit of low life going on right there You guys have any great drift mods that one's good. That's good. That's good section right there Any good drift mods or anything like that? Oh Let me know down in the Comments a place where I can get them on my hooked on the bumper. I think I am I think we hooked our bumper So it's a refresh that car Probably could have left that other car in the parking or down there. No handbrake. I keep forgetting One cool thing is you can just leave cars and Get new cars now one thing I'm noticing when I'm changing cars around I am getting a big FPS drop And it's dropping on the 30 FPS and the wheel kind of starts tripping out if there's a fix for that. Let me know Whoo I Want to get at least one smooth lap here Maybe get a nice wall tap got to be very feathery on the throttle. I'm noticing Yo gotta be a little bit easier on throttle not full floor full blown full throttle all the time I Wish my handbrake worked If you guys know on fanatech why the handbrake won't work it says it's basically my clutch pedal Maybe it's just a game something I can do to adjust that Other than putting oh And there's a a crinkle of the front bumper all and we got our headlight dragon Just a jelts tap and now we got a headlight dragging from pumper creased in So for a first drift out here and beam and G Definitely something to get used to not an easy game to drift in by any means Luckily are on the track that I kind of know First track I drifted in a set of courses so first track. I'm drifting here in beam and G All we're getting it now. Oh We just ripped half our bumper off and I think that did our driver's door No, we actually did that driver's door. That's all we did We do have a headlight that's just flopping around We go for a whole tap. Oh Walrus. Oh Rip chasers let's switch up tracks and see what else we can get into oof Rip to that car. Let's go To where I think everybody goes industrial spot Let's go over to the drift course and Of course, we're going to see if we can not smash our car right away, but we probably will Probably choose the same street car definitely liked how that handled from the rip so let's get loaded in here and Load in that vehicle the street build All right God do the Big doughnuts in the big parking lot No Off the fence, we wouldn't want to wreck the car right off the rip that would be it'll be terrible. I Was like, I don't think we're gonna make that we're not doing half bad here though as I say that we loop it Don't hit the fence. We try head back down and make our way back up Having a lot of fun with this and this is just one of many episodes coming out to you guys here on beam and G Well, we got a little flow going now Bangin red line No, oh Think it was just a bumper though. Yeah, we just we just peeled off the bumper like a banana I'm gonna take Gonna cut our losses on that one and try and Fit our way in there That's a hard hit that was definitely more than just a tap So beam and G drive. Oh, hey, there's a wall there. Oh We killed the car too definitely Gonna take some getting used to but like I said if you guys have Some good mods or anything. Let me know down in the comments. Where to get them from You see to get rid of the bumper in our mirror Keep stalling the car surprises car still running though and somewhat Controlable I say that. Oh, no. No, we're missing something bad. We have no full control of this car So they've got all do it here for this episode here on beam and G drive if you guys like you You want to keep seeing more? Let me know down in the comment section down below And as always I think I've come back and watching I'm evil rabbit. See you guys on the track