on this morning's program. They're up for grabs. I may have two contestants standing by looking to play talk about this morning. Let's go to line one. We are going to Glentys. We should be saying good morning to Sadie Mele. Good morning Sadie. How are you? I'm not so bad. How are you? Oh good. Not too bad now. Says here you're sitting at home relaxing. Yes. Does that sound right to you? That's what I'm at. What else would you be doing on a bank holiday weekend? So what does relaxing involve for Sadie? Oh well, just my daughter came down to me and we're just sitting having a cup of tea. Sounds good. Sounds good to me. That's my kind of morning now. And any plans for the bank holiday weekend? What are you going to get up to for this on Patrick's weekend? Oh not really. I would go to the bands over after I go to the mass and go to the marching bands and we take it from there then whatever. Yeah no plans. Just let's go with the flow. See what happens. Yes. Very good. All right. Okay well listen Sadie I have a pair of wireless earbuds up for grabs this morning. I want to give them to you. Well we might want to give them to our other contestant as well. I want one of you to win them all right. That's what I'm trying to say. Let's see can you do it all right. I have a list of random items here in front of me all right. I have only seen them just now for the first time. I'm going to describe as many of them as I can over the space of one minute. You need to guess what each item is from my description. If you don't know one just say pass and we'll move on all right. That's grand. Okay I'm going to put a minute on the clock. Are you ready Sadie, Mellie relaxing and ready to rock. Okay here we go a minute on the clock. Your time starts now. This is an item of jewellery you'd wear it around your wrist you can get them different varieties of you can put charms on them. A bracelet. Correct. This is something you would have in your cupboard. You'd have different sort of preserves and then like jam marmalade. They're made out of glass. You can have definitely open them. Jar. Correct. This is a jar. This is what you would use to cut things. Cut paper. Cut wrapping paper. Nice. No it's got you put your fingers on it. Correct. Correct. This is an item of food. You would usually have it at breakfast time. They're made from pork. Bacon. No the other one. It goes with bacon. Correct. Correct. This is something you would have in your wardrobe. You would hang shirts, blouses, jackets. They're made of fire. This is water when it's frozen. You'd have it in your freezer. Keep your drink cool. This is something you'd wear around your waist to keep your trousers up. Made of leather. Just on the buzzer. Just in time. All right. God that was hectic, wasn't it? Yeah. That wasn't too bad. Right. Okay. Let's see how many you got. You got one. You got two. You got three, four, five, six. You got seven of them. A great score. You got seven of them. So you're really putting it up to our next contestant. So we're going to Falkara. Sally Mangan. You have it all to do. Hi. How are you? You're there. You're there. God, you give me a fright there for a second. I thought you'd hung up on me. No. So Sally, you're up against Sadie and Glenties this morning. Sadie has scored seven. So you really do have it all to do. Do you think you're up to the challenge? I do. I give it a go. All right. Tell us, what are you up to this morning? I'm just listening to Rewind. Ah. Brilliant score every Saturday here. Now, tell me the truth now, Sally. Did you rehearse that answer, did you? Absolutely not. I believe you, thousands wouldn't. But now, fair play to you. And listen, any plans for the Patrick's Day weekend? Just have a nice day and go and see the parade. Go and see the parade. Yeah. Hopefully the weather's kind to us. Hopefully the weather's kind to us. Yeah. Who do you say? Do you bring it along to the parade? My niece, Sabrina, and her husband, Mo, and my two little grand niece, nephew, Ken and Ivy Bell. They hello to them. Very good. Very good. A real family affair then. That's what it's all about. Brilliant. Brilliant. Okay. Tell me this, before we start, Sally, have you got a radio on in the background there? I do indeed. Will you turn it down a wee bit for me? I'll tell you why, because I'm here and I'm coming back. Okay. Is that better? Ah, much better. I can hear you loud and clear. Okay. Okay. Okay. We want, we want everything. Go for it. Go for it. Yeah. It's sorry. It's Langan instead of Langan. Langan. It's Langan. It's Langan. Okay. You know what? It's my handwriting. I can't even read my own handwriting. So there you go. That's my fault. So apologies. All right. So, Sally, are you ready to rock and roll? I'm going to put a minute on the clock. I have items here in front of me. I'm going to describe as many of them as I can between over the course of one minute. You need to guess from my description what they are. If you don't know one, just say passed. You're not penalized. We'll move on. And seven is the score to beat. Do you think you can do it? Yeah. All right. I'll try. I like your confidence. All right. Let's put a minute on the clock. Sally, your time starts now. This is a condiment that you would have in your kitchen. You would put it on your food. It can be spicy. Salt. No, the other one. Yes, correct. Pepper. This is what a jockey would sit on. You put it on the back of the horse for the jockey to sit on. This is something that if you had a painting, you would need to put the painting inside this before you hang it on your wall. Correct. You would have these in your living room or in your bedroom on your bathroom for storing things on. Hang on the wall. Chester drawers? No. You wouldn't hang a chest of drawers on the wall. They're on the wall. They're made of wood. They hang. You put... Oh, shells. Correct, correct. This is an item of clothing, usually for women. They're made of nylon. They're very, very tight. I don't know how to describe this. They're very... Lagged trousers? No, not trousers. Correct, correct, correct. This is a sweet item you would have. You bring them out when the visitors come in. You keep them in a tin. You can get digestives. Correct, correct. Just on the buzzer. Just on the buzzer. Gee, this is very dramatic this morning. God, these aren't been good to me at all. Right. Let's count up and see how many you got. You got one, two, three, four, five. You got six of them. You're one short, Sally. Unlucky. Unlucky. So close, but so far. Okay, good luck. Listen, thanks for playing this morning. Thank you. And enjoy the parades, okay? Bye-bye. Take care, Sally. Bye-bye. Thank you. Bye-bye. That's Sally Langen in Fulcara this morning. That makes Sadie Mele and Glenties our winner today with a score of seven.  Very good. You're happy with that now, aren't you? Yeah, that's great. Good stuff. Listen, thanks so much for playing this morning. All right. All right, thank you now. Okay, take care. Bye-bye. That's Sadie Mele and Glenties, the winner of our Rewind Wireless Earbuds this morning.


The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, Larry Pezzavento. Okay, looking good. Billy Ray feeling good, Lewis. Our guest today will be Rich Anderson of Anderson Capital Management. We're going to talk about the stock market, the grains, a few other things, history stuff that you might like. Our guest tomorrow will be the hold on one second, folks. The cash register is ringing. I don't know what's going on, but hold on. Well, don't worry about it. It only rang once, so it must not mean very much. Anyway, what we're going to be doing here is we're going to be looking at some patterns here. What I've done so far this morning is I've posted two patterns from the middle of the night. One was the E-mini Dow Jones, and the other, of course, was the NASDAQ. The S&P did exactly the same thing, but the reason why I want to show you this is because of the fact that we have these ABCD patterns lined up, and that's what you look for when you're trying to find, you know, these trends, short-term trends, against these really long-term trends like what we've had in the market. So this is what it's all about, folks, so I hope we're going to share a bunch of patterns here, and the reason why is these are the same patterns that I'm going to be talking about on September 20th. Same ones I do every day, boys and girls. They don't go to do any different. It's just going to be a whole lot of fun. I hope we will make a couple of shekels and have some fun doing it. What I'm going to do now is I want to expand the Dow Jones chart, and then I have to show you what we were looking at this morning because it's a very, very important day here today. Let's get this up here. Here's where we are. Okay, there we go. Get this up here. Now, this is really important from a technical standpoint, folks, for two different reasons. First of all, here is the first ABCD that I posted this morning. That's the one that happened in the middle of the night. Then you can see we came all the way down, and then we rallied up in a beautiful ABCD that's a perfect Gartley at the 78% level. Remember, folks, this is a four-minute chart, so you're going to see a lot of action. But look at this big pattern right here from your ABCD. Do you know why this is important, folks, and why the beepers went off at that level? And the reason for that is that's where you made a beautiful ABCD. And what else did you do? You took out yesterday's low by two ticks. And look what happened. Bada bing, bada boom. We went all the way up and made new highs of the day. We rallied 300 points after hitting that. So why was that important? Here's what we're going to be talking about that I think you're going to enjoy. First of all, what we're going to do is I'm going to show you the first part of this. This is what we're watching here with the S&P. It's the same with the S&P as it was with the Dow Jones and also the NASDAQ. The standard deviation and mean were exactly the same thing. But today, when we made a new low, look where we were. We were hovering against that one standard deviation. That's where the option players have to make their stand, folks. I mean, they got creamed yesterday. Look at this move. 1,300 Dow points or 180 handles in the S&P. That's the seventh largest down move we've had in the history. So that's why we're getting this little bit of a bounce. When we go below this, when we go below this and we will, well, I think we will. Let's just take the wild guess. What we'll be watching here is a possibility that something really, really super dramatic is going to happen. And since we're talking about super dramatic, I have to share this with you because we talked about it yesterday. But we should share it again because what we see is repetition on all these things. And we want to be able to learn from this repetition and hopefully profit from it. This was the action yesterday. As you can see here, we have this big move here. Look where it was, folks. Exactly 61% of the high from right here. This is the December contract. And there it is, right out the 78% of this high right here, which as we know was, raise your hand, Johnny. If you think you can guess what it is, Johnny is holding up a little piece of paper with three numbers on it. Oh, three, eight, two. Got to have a little fun with this, folks, otherwise it's not going to mean very much, is it? Okay, let's move on here to a couple things else that we need to carry about. And that is Larry Williams, you know, on the thing that we sent out, asking you to take a look at it. One of the things that Larry had is for one of his best trade setups for the 12th of, guess what? September, which was yesterday. Now, you can see here, he used a $2,000, $2,200 stop loss. It didn't go more than $50 above the 61% retracement. He wants to hold it for two days, so he would have been covering today probably some time today, or if it made a new low on the day. That's what he's looking for. That has a high probability of working. All he does is he doesn't care about eight or nine or 10 days past that level. Now, with this big of a drop that we've had, and I think it qualifies as a big drop, we should be able to get some follow-through because we're already, we're still trading below the 78% retracement of that down move, folks. That in itself should be enough to scare the bhajibis out of you if you're long. And if you're picking a bottom and it works for you, may God bless. And you know, you certainly could have done that because the ABCD on the Dow Jones made that right as it's making new lows on the day right at one standard deviation.  You know, that's the main thing is, you've got to realize that. But the problem is, is if we close lower today, now stop and think for just a minute.  We are down almost 1,400 points in the Dow Jones industrial average in a period of about 28 hours, okay? Now, so far we've rallied back from that just a little under 300. You know, the 382 on that is up about, well, 500 points. So we rallied up to about the 26% level. This is what they refer to in technical analysis as a dead cat bounce. Nothing against the species of the kitties or anything like that. That's just what the technical names are the things that they give them. So that's why we're watching that very, very closely. Now, historically speaking, let's get this up here. I have brought this, someone else was kind enough to send this out. I send this to you to give you an idea of what some people are looking at and what they're talking about that send me things. And that's why I wanted to show you this one right here. This shows you here that the Dow Jones has four days back-to-back losses since 1896. Hello, operator, 1896. I remember I was nine years old. This tells you there's something is not right, folks. We've been saying that for weeks and weeks and weeks. And if we get this up here, I'm going to remind you again because this is a very, very important chart and we should not forget it because it's not about how much money you make.  And here's what you're looking at here. This happens to be the worst January to August period since, you can see that right there, folks. And it goes back a whole lot farther than that in 1976. So they just did 46 years, but it goes back a lot farther than that of being very, very negative. Now, is that going to continue on through the rest of the year? 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Okay, folks, Rich Anderson will be our guest at the half hour, but I did get a call from Paula Douglas yesterday and one of Mark's friends. I knew who he was, and I had worked with him a little bit many, many years ago, but he called Paula and he hadn't traded. He's probably eight or nine years, maybe 10 years younger than me, and he was a bond trader in the bond pit, so his frame of reference is about two and a half to three minutes max, and he was asking Paula, was anybody using the old bond system that Mark worked on, and she said, yeah, Larry uses it, and she said, oh, I remember him. Yeah, so he gives me a call, and so I set this up for him this morning real early, and I said, look, I need your time of reference to move out to about a half an hour instead of two or three minutes. Can you do that? He said, yeah, I can trade one or two lots and do it. How long has it been since you've been trading? He said, I tried trading off the board, probably 15 years ago, but he said I had so many businesses going, I just did those, and now I've sold some of those off, and so I really do miss trading, and I want to start again. So we started this morning, and we missed this first one right here. This was this first A, B, C, D. That's where the high of the day came in right here, and then we had the big move down, and this is where we had our first trade right here. There was a three drive to a bottom pattern, as you can see. It is flat out perfect.  There's your A, B, C, D. It measures exactly to this spot here, 3104, and it had well over $1,000 in it, and look at this first move here. He got very excited when he took 20 pips out of it right here, and then the market backed off, and then we made another move up here right up to this second A, B, C, D, and that's had 26 pips in it. So he's a convert. For how long? I don't know. Probably till the first losing day, and then he'll be moving to a simulated moving average system or whatever it does, because these patterns don't work all the time, folks. They work part of the time, and that's the key is, you've got to remember which ones work and which ones don't. That's the main thing. It's very, very important to realize that they have nothing to do with predicting the market. They have to do with risk control, because when they work, they work great, and when they don't work, that's your risk control. You stand out, ba-da-bing, ba-da-boom, and then you move on to the next trade. That's all you have to do. There's really not much more important thing than that. It certainly isn't. But we have this, hold on one second. Someone's asking me a question here, and let me get this up here, and we'll be able to see it here quickly. All right, the question is, how do you decide where to start with your A, B, with your A point? A point is always the lowest part. Let's just use crude oil as an example, because we just had what we think is a pretty significant top here in crude oil, using the same strategy that we did with the, let's get it up here, just a little above $90. You can see here, we were looking at this level right here. Now, what happened at this particular spot right here was the market went up and made a slight three-drive pattern. There's drive one, drive two, drive three, and then it's broken quite a bit about 70 pips or $700. Your risk on that would have probably been 40 pips, so now you'd be in a break-even trade. But the most important thing, and this is one of the things that I got the gentleman from Chicago, well, he actually lives outside of Chicago now, but he lives up in Lake Geneva. Anyway, look at this. You have this beautiful one, two, three-drive to a bottom pattern, folks. That's just absolutely perfect. That's just like what the bonds did. I showed him. I said, this is the crude oil day before yesterday, and the bonds are doing the same thing today. And he says to me, well, how do they do that? I said, I don't know. I said, all I know is it works. You know, and so I showed him. I said, look, just measure A, B, C, D, and then A, B, C, D, and there it was, bada-bing, bada-boom.   So I hope this helps. But when you start out, you've got to start at the highest level. The highest level on this chart is the A point, and, of course, D is where you want to enter. The second question that someone asked me from yesterday that I didn't get a chance to answer is, do you ever hesitate going into point D? Yes, I do. There are two things that I've written about in the book, and I'll illustrate what you see, but the two things are, one, if there is a big gap down there, I mean a humongous gap, I mean something that makes your eyes pop out of your head, little gap doesn't make any difference, but a big gap, you've got to pay very close attention. A big gap is like $500, $600, okay? But the second thing is, is if you had a real super wide-ranging bar coming down into that, you've got to wait till that bar completes.  That doesn't give you any extra stuff to really do anything really exciting about, okay? So those are the two things when you're dealing with the ABCD patterns that make it work so extremely well. So let's remind ourselves of that. Okay, now, Rich will be our guest here in about seven minutes, but I've got a couple other things that I wanted to go over with you relatively important from a longer-term standpoint. I'm not going to go over that Goldman Sachs trade. If you want a copy of what that Goldman Sachs thing with the 135 pattern, all you have to do is drop me a note and I will be happy to send out the sequence of that Goldman Sachs trade. I didn't do that trade. I mean, it had a lot of money in it, but I didn't, well, I was happy to be in the futures, but I didn't do the Goldman Sachs trade. Someone asked me to take a look at it and that's all I did to show you that it had a perfect 135 pattern and that's all it's really about. Remember, folks, we have Paula Douglas on here and she does a great job with the folks that she works with, but one of my favorite, by the way, today's Paula's birthday, 39, I think, for the second time, this is what Mark used to say, when you really believe that trading is simply a probability game, concepts of right or wrong, win or lose, no longer have the same significance. Okay?  And so don't pay any attention to what's going on. Leave your alert on. If the alert goes off and tells you that something big is happening, go for it. If that doesn't happen, then move on and do something else because it doesn't make any difference. It really doesn't, folks. You shouldn't watch the machine. That's probably the number one thing, especially now because you have all your equities here. 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Oh, that's right. You had the two days of summer, July 4th and 5th. But you've been pretty hot there in Minneapolis, haven't you? I know it's gonna be 81 today. Last week I had a couple days in the 90s. It's been warm, although the forecast is for some rains to come in. That would help the late beans finish maybe touch the corn a little bit. There's a lot of cross-corns going on right now. The report was very exciting on Monday. But you've got Russia and Turkey talking about what the corridor is for Ukraine grain. They've explored about half of what they normally do. The CPI and where expectations are for inflation. The New York Fed took a survey this month, and the survey said a year from now expectation is 6% inflation versus 6.2 last week. And of course, it takes 2% over inflation to slow down things. And so 2% over 6 of inflation. Nobody can envision that could possibly happen. Although look at the interest rates in Brazil and anything is possible. Lots of cross-corns there are. Richard, you shared an E-mini chart up here of the S&P E-mini with that big red bar. You want to tell the folks what you're looking at here and what your thoughts are going on. Well, obviously there was a big down day yesterday and frankly, I think that that will be another way down that we'll retest the lows we saw back a couple months ago. I wouldn't be at all surprised to see this market get down in that 3,300 area as people come to the realization that on a macro basis the debate has been about demand-destruction versus demand-reduction. But so many things are locked in like original, like rent. Owner-equivalent rent, OER is what the Fed calls it. That's a slow-moving number. The Fed, the rail strike that's going to start on Friday if they don't come to some kind of agreement and that's about the worst time in the world to happen if you're in the beginning of grain harvest. When the most amount of grain moves, it's not to mention a lot of the birds and hog farmers in the east are buying hand to mouth looking to get a better basis as harvest starts and then all of a sudden you can't move. You can't get your grain in there because of rail. That could be some real problem. There's a lot of cross-currents in the grains but in the S&Ps there, I certainly think we're going to have another equal swing to that first swing down and that will put us down below the lows. I'm favoring 3300, but you've got to trade with the trend and pick your time frame. That's the secret. And then manage your risk intelligently.  So you have to manage your risk in an intelligent way. That's the whole secret and that's knowing what time frame you feel comfortable in. You know, the other thing that people do that's absolutely crazy. If you're trading more than 10 times a day folks, send their money to Rich and I so we can enjoy it. I would give it to a church rather than you or me. You know my betting history at the track. It's been a good year though for me for that. Anyway, do you remember when Mark used to come out and visit us here when Mark was living here and he would be here in the office and talk to us about the two major reasons that these people lose money is one, they put their stops too close so they don't use stops at all and what they're doing he said they're watching every tick go up and down and he said those are the two things you're bringing money into the equation you might as well put cobwebs in your head. Right, you have to place your stop at price levels that make sense and you know all the retracement and stuff like that don't do you any good if you don't have your stops in the correct spot and that's now variable risk based on I've got X amount of dollars I'm taking so I might take less contract if my risk is going to be bigger but you've got to put your stops where you're giving your chance to succeed people think they're risk takers but they're actually risk avoiders and they keep putting their stops too close and then they never make any money when they're right and they always lose money when they're wrong and that technically fundamentally you can be wrong but if you're technically right and fundamentally wrong and fundamentally right you're losing money and that's why you've got to be a technician and structure your risk intelligently that's the whole secret to the game. Okay now we're going to bring up a chart here of the November soybeans and I wanted to ask a little bit question about the Brazilian crop you know I don't follow the fundamentals like you do Rich because you supply that information to me but what is the percentage of world production now coming out of Brazil I remember the last time I checked it was like 30% that was quite a few years ago so what is it now? You know one of the major mistakes that was made in the Nixon administration is embargoing soybeans to Japan and Japan then proceeded to send like 40,000 people a year down to Brazil to develop the soybean industry in Brazil and you know they're massive competitors now South America produces more beans than we do and they're frankly look how well our grain markets are doing right now because we really have a short crop considering the price of the dollar but the strength of the dollar this is amazing that prices have held up as well in the beginning of the harvest but you've got the rail thing and then of course in Europe they're only allowing natural gas for heating electricity so that means there'll be no fertilizer basically for Europeans next year and that hopefully will help us out too so prices are going to be good you just let the markets come to levels you feel good about as Bryce Gilmore used to say you want to look at the charts and what's pleasing to the eye Bryce and I when we were out in Pismo Beach we got into working on something we call and it had to do with not only the retracement which you in expansions that you go through all the time with your client but also the time retracement you know when they're patterned perfect in both time and price I mean you've got high probability of a winner nothing is working 100% of the time but you have a very high probability of a winner well that's absolutely for sure it was fun working with Bryce boy he was really a man's man folks I mean he was they didn't make anybody like him anymore he's still alive he's the math genius he certainly was I have to agree with I remember the very first time that I met him he just blew the socks right off of me and I walked barefoot for two weeks just trying to figure out what had happened so I went to the small beach and stayed with me for two and a half months the first time I met him and then from then on he was out there two or three months every year for six years so and 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U.S. stock market and the U.S. stock market symbol VGZ okay folks we're talking with rich Anderson happens to be a farmer owns his own property and the question we have from one of our listeners out in Des Moines Iowa is how much Chinese are buying the farmland in the United States that was one of the lead articles on Bloomberg this morning I don't know I've been busy since 7 o'clock this morning playing pickleball you know I will pass some laws where they limited severely limited corporations and frankly you know prices have gone up you know there's these farmers have cash and you know they're willing to pay cash so locally I haven't heard about that there's some private equity guys in South Dakota for instance there's one in Brookings and more there are several but there's one in Brookings I'm thinking up and they'll try and buy any land they can too you know and then you've got Glenn Taylor owns the Timberwolves well he recently sold it but he has 73 companies up here I mean he's been buying land in Iowa for the last 25 years it's been a heck of an investment and a decent return and I haven't heard much about the Chinese buying but you know they they've got to move their money someplace too and you know they don't want to have it necessarily in our government bonds especially if we're going to continue to raise interest rates because they raise interest rates the bonds prices go down you know so they're trying to diversify and then we've got this little issue with Taiwan and you know I mean the Biden administration is talking about some more economic sanctions there's lots of crosscurrents going on right now so you know pick a time frame that's a little shorter stay overnight isn't necessarily good for your health if you want a good sleep and sleep what is that Rich hey listen buddy I really you know I miss hanging out with you when you used to come out and visit us I mean it was really a lot of fun and I haven't seen you for over a year well it's been two years now since COVID so I know yeah tell Lisa I said hello again again soon and if you get information on the Chinese property you know please drop us a line let me know okay I will I'll look into it you bet folks Rich Anderson Mr. Volatility the reason why I call him that he is the least volatile of any of the people that Mark ever worked with he used to actually be absolutely amazed at how calm Rich was when he did his trading of course he did a lot of options trading and he still does but he was so risk averse that was really really great I don't know if you folks know this but I met Rich back in 1974 I was running a squawk box at Payne Weber he was one of the brokers in Minneapolis and I have started talking about Fibonacci in 1974 a 73-74 I don't know where it was and so he called me up and said how do I learn more about this stuff and I said well there are not many books about it but here's something you might want to look at anyway and we became friends and it was lasted all these years and he's certainly been a lot of fun to work with for sure so it's been really great okay now let's get back to one of the markets that I posted here before Rich went on let's get it back up here again so we can see it without anybody talking about it because this is a beautiful pattern that we want to look at and this is in the crude oil because we were talking about this early in the day uh oh the cash registers ringing hold on just a minute here there we go get it up here you're going to see here there's the three drive you see a perfect A, B, C, D just absolutely perfect the time between A, B and C, D perfect that's just great it's broken a buck had a little 3, 8, 2 retracement right here your risk is really quantified now you don't have to risk anything at all and that's why you're going to be September 20th if you can and it will be recorded so if you can't listen to it live you'll be able to get you'll be able to get all the information you need now there's something else that you probably ought to take into consideration is you're going to give you all of the possible information that you could possibly get as far as trying to get this stuff to work for you that's the that's the whole key you know to look and I just noticed here that my beepers going off to the market and it was weakening again here with the two hours to go closing below those lows that we made early this morning folks were a hundred points away in the Dow Jones should we break below those and close below those boy look out for Thursday Friday and God help us coming in on Monday because if you remember I warned you about this several weeks ago on that day coming in on a Monday and about a big bout of boom that was it don't forget we had two great people who told us about that that was Stan Harley and none other than Mr. Norm Winsky himself actually what I did was I told Norman what to say so that he would get it right now that's a balloon look he did it all himself as he always does anyway those are a few of the things that we want to keep in mind here it's not how much money you make folks it's how much money you don't lose and be really careful if you're long some of these stocks folks because they're not looking very good this was the dead cat bounce that meow you heard was not a mountain lion it wasn't a saber two tower tiger it was a little tiny kitten it wanted milk so this be really really careful here it's super super time to really watch what you do and remember we had Jeff huge on Jeff will be our guest the following week he happens to be vacationing today this week and so he'll hopefully be here next week like he said he was bringing up his chart that he warned us about all many many weeks ago at least six weeks ago when we were up in here do you remember that we left that gap up there we talked about that saying oh not good not good and then we got the news yesterday why and so now we're heading down we're going to take these lows out like they like like melted butter folks we're here you know we're way down here I mean we're almost there I mean you know we're so this is this is not good you know so let's keep well we're way above that we're still up in this area here but this looks like we're heading down to 3300 is like what rich said my personal opinion is I belong with Stan Harley's crew and that is we're probably going to see 2300 or possibly lower there's no fear folks there's no fear yet over on Wall Street yet yeah there's a few bears out there but there's nobody that is really what we call really really super super bearish that I can see anyway I've told the people that did the selling yesterday hang on don't even look at the machine for you know at least for a couple months and I think you're going to be well preserved this will be well rewarded not preserved okay well we're only 40 points away from the low of the day now folks this is not a good time with two hours to go so we're going to find out what's going to 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right here and we're supposed to rally the rest of the day folks but if we don't and if we don't look out because it's going to be down the rest of the day and we're going to take out this low and go a whole lot lower so remind ourselves of that because that these things only work part of the time but when they work they work great but they're the amount that they do and I don't know what's going on there but I'll have to worry about that a little later not to worry too much about it so we'll see what's going on right there anyway let's uh sorry about that folks that happens to be one of my one of my compadres that forgets that I do the radio show because he listens to me all the time anyway so he doesn't listen to the radio show so anyway let's keep an eye on this what you want to be doing today is to take the high of the day down to that low that we just made okay now the 382 on this comes in at 3122 we're 50 points away now if we can get above that and if we can get above that that 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Hello everybody, thank you very much for joining this session. My name is Leonon Navey and I'm a senior software engineer at Cancelco Group. The company provides open source consultancy services. But I'm here today to speak about my hobby. And my hobby is related to making open source hardware out on boards for Raspberry Pi. Therefore, I would like to share with you my experience. I'm living in Europe, in Bulgaria. This is far, far away. I even didn't realize how far away is this by the time when I applied for a speaker at the embedded Linux conference and the Open IoT Summit. The agenda for today includes a little bit of information about open source hardware. And after that, overview about the Raspberry Pi Het, which is a standard of the Raspberry Pi Foundation for making out on boards for Raspberry Pi. We'll go into details, how you can make your own open source hardware out on boards. Peahat, which is a simplified version of the standard. And after that, I'll share some of the practical experience that I have in designing open source hardware. Keep in mind that I'm a software engineer. I only recently bought a soldering chiron. So you know, the combination between software engineer and a soldering chiron can make a lot of dangerous prototypes. So beware each of my words and double check them. I'm just sharing my experience and the keyword for this talk is definitely hobby. Finally, we'll speak a little bit about the software support for Raspberry Pi and how after you have an out on board, how to adjust the software for it. So how many of you are familiar with open source hardware as a concept? Could you please raise your hand? Okay, that's perfect. Open source hardware is not that different from the open source software. The idea is that it's a concept for providing the design of the physical objects so other people can study them, reproduce them, modify them, distribute them, even sell them. Definitely open source hardware is not for everyone, but especially for hobby projects, it's great to have experience with it. Just like in open source software, there are a number of licenses for open source hardware. This is just a small portion of the open source hardware licenses. I think that these are some of the most popular. As you can see, some of the open source software licenses can be also used for open source hardware. So why Raspberry Pi? The answer is that this is probably the most popular single board computer on the market. It's very low cost, a lot of people have it, students love it, hobbyists love it, we the software developers love it as well. There is a decent software support and a huge community. But the disadvantage is that it is not open source hardware. Is there anyone in the room who does not have a Raspberry Pi? Anyone? Perfect.  Raspberry Pi has a long history and at the beginning of this talk, I would like to share with you some milestones which are important for this talk. So the Raspberry Pi Foundation was established in 2009. But the first Raspberry Pi models appeared in 2012 on the market. The first version was announced in 2011, but the manufacturing was a little bit slowed down. In 2014, something very important related to this talk happened. The Raspberry Pi model B-plus appeared. This model brings a lot of significant changes, especially for out-of-boards. That's why this is a milestone important for our talk right now. Last year, Raspberry Pi Foundation announced the zero. This is a small version of Raspberry Pi that costs just five US dollars, but it's like a unicorn. It's very hard to get one. Do you have a Raspberry Pi zero? Okay, well done. So Raspberry Pi, as you probably all of you know, comes in different flavors. This here is the very first version that appeared in 2012. After that, we have model B-plus, the second version of Raspberry Pi, the third version, as well as the compute stick, which is kind of an attempt of the Raspberry Pi Foundation to go for more industrial markets. And the Raspberry Pi zero that we have already discussed. After 2012, in the past five years, a lot of individuals or companies were making out-of-boards. And basically if you want to do Internet of Things with Raspberry Pi, you need an out-of-board. It could be a sensor, it could be a whole kit that you just attach on top of your Raspberry Pi, various shapes, various form factors, and various software support. It could be a little messy if you want to combine all of these things in a single device. So Raspberry Pi Foundation decided to bring some order. And in 2014, they announced the model B-plus of Raspberry Pi. It's still the first version, it's still the same system on the chip. But there are some significant changes. From the perspective of a user, probably the most important changes are the new USBs and the change of locations of the connectors such as the HDMI, some connectors were removed and so on. But actually the most important and significant change, in my opinion, is that model B-plus has 40-pin header instead of the 26 pins that were existing on the first Raspberry Pi model. So now let's have a look at the previous slide, but this time I have highlighted the boards that have 40-pin header. So these are the boards with 40-pin header starting from model B-plus, the second version of Raspberry Pi, the third version, and the zero. It also has 40-pin header. Let's have a closer look at these 40 pins. So the first 26 pins are exactly the same as the pins of the first version of Raspberry Pi. So if you have an add-on board that is already compatible with the first version of Raspberry Pi, you can just attach it to the new models and it will work out of the box, no problem. But what we have here are 40 new pins. The majority of these pins are 14 new pins. The majority of these pins are general-purpose input-output pins. There are a few grounds, and most importantly for this particular talk is the secondary I2C bus, which is located on pin 27 and 28. Following the announcement of the Raspberry Pi 1 model B-plus, Raspberry Pi Foundation made another announcement for something called Raspberry Pi hats. There is a very nice blog article published at raspberrypi.org that explains the standard and how you can make your own Raspberry Pi. This happened in 2014. So let me clarify something. Hat and Raspberry Pi hat are totally different things. So this is the Raspberry Pi sense hat, one of the first hats, and hats stands for hardware attached on top. Basically this is an add-on board that you place on top of your Raspberry Pi. And in this presentation, I'll try to explain to you how you can create hardware attached on top for your Raspberry Pi and this way to create Internet of Things. Are you familiar with the Raspberry Pi hat requirements and the standard? Have you done any hats? Anyone? Am I the only one? Okay, good.  Okay? You didn't seem very enthusiastic right now, but I hope that by the end of the talk, it will be different. I beg your pardon? I'm a software engineer. So the first thing from the requirements is the form factor and the dimensions. They're set to 65 by 56 millimeters and the form factor of the hat should leave space for the monitor and the camera that you can attach to your Raspberry Pi. We have already discussed in details the 40 pin header and one of the requirements is that your add-on board that is called a hat should be compatible with these 40 pins. Last but not least and actually very important, there is an EEPROM with a device tree fragment that should be placed on your hat. The details are available here. This is an article from the Raspberry Pi Foundation. By the way, my slides have been already uploaded at the website of this conference as well as in SlideShare. So I'll share the links at the end of the presentation. So does it mean that you can do a board that does not follow this standard? Yes, of course, you can. No problem to do it. You can still do any kind of add-on boards for Raspberry Pi. It doesn't matter if it follows these requirements or not.  Later on, a UK company called Pimeroni came with another standard which is not official, but it's simpler. It's called P-HAT. The form factor is suitable for Raspberry Pi 0, which means it's just 30 millimeters height. It has four mounting holes and there is four pin true hole header just like for the hat. The difference is that the EEPROM is not mandatory. As a software engineer, I really enjoy having this EEPROM with the device tree fragment, but this is obviously not the case for all people. I'll explain in details the EEPROM in the next slides. So following the release of the standard, the first add-on board was the SenseHAT. You probably have seen it. This is a photo of Raspberry Pi with the SenseHAT attached on top of it. This is an official product of the Raspberry Pi Foundation. It includes a bunch of sensors, including sensors for temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, accelerometer, and so on. There are also RGB LEDs, 8 rolls, 8 columns. And there is a five-button joystick over here. In general, the idea was that the Raspberry Pi Foundation announced this as part of an initiative for students in the UK to develop software written in Python. And the best software solutions with the Raspberry Pi SenseHAT have been sent to space thanks to a British astronaut. After that, this product was on sale through distributors of Raspberry Pi, such as Element 14 and Farnell. So that's how I got one, and I started prototyping with it. By that time, I was just a software engineer, wanted to make some hobby Internet of Things, and I was searching for off-the-shelf hardware that just works. But obviously, the SenseHAT was not the perfect solution for my ideas. So I started wondering, how can I make something different? How can I make my own hardware? Is it that difficult to do it? One of the problems that I had with the SenseHAT was that I was using the temperature sensors, but since the Raspberry Pi was making some big computations, the CPU load was very high, and at the end of the day, the data coming from the temperature sensor was not accurate because of the heating made by the CPU. So the SenseHAT is not the only add-on board for Raspberry Pi. There are hundreds of boards. Nowadays, everyone is making a board. So before making your own board, it's good to check if someone has already done it. And the easiest way that I found out for checking Raspberry Pi boards is this really nice website called Raspberry Pi Pinout, where you can find information about the 40-pin header of the new Raspberry Pis, as well as a list of a lot of devices that have been already created. This is a community website, volunteers are maintaining it, so if you want, you can add more boards. And eventually, if you got inspired, if you create your add-on boards for Internet of Things for Raspberry Pi, you should go here and list your board as well. So now I would like to share with you the basic steps for making your first Raspberry Pi head. By the way, I forgot to ask you at the beginning of the presentation, how many of you are software engineers? Okay. And how many of you are hardware engineers? Okay, a few of them. Okay. So the hardware engineers could help me right now with these slides. The software engineers, hopefully, you'll get inspired. So first you need an idea. It's better to have a simple idea for the beginning. The best example is a blinking LED. It's easy to do it and you can do it fast. You need a soldering equipment, obviously. I'm using a hobby soldering equipment from a company called Olimax. They have a headquarter in my hometown, Povdiv, Bulgaria, so this was the easiest option. I went there, bought my first soldering iron from them and it's quite decent for the small stuff that I do. So in order to start making your head, I recommend you to get a proto-head from Adafruit. It basically already has the EEPROM. Actually, you can buy it with or without the EEPROM. It's up to you. But it has the size, the form factor for a Raspberry Pi head, so it's an easy beginning. You also need additional hardware resources. If you're making a blinking LED head, you just need the LED and a few resistors. So it's an easy choice. So once you have soldered everything, it's time to flush the device tree fragment on the EEPROM. Are you familiar with device trees? OK. So the device tree is a data structure that contains the hardware description and it could be read from the software side. The idea is that the device tree has a DTS file which contains a tree of nodes and properties. Each property can contain name value pairs and different nodes can either have sub nodes or other properties. The idea is that with the device tree, you can use the same kernel that once it's compiled, you can use it with a wider variety of devices using the same system on a chip. It's very convenient. If you have similar devices with different peripherals. And in our particular case, the atom board that we are creating is a peripheral device. So on the EEPROM, we're going to flush a device tree fragment. And during booting, the device tree fragment information will be read. And after that, you'll see how you can read it from the software side. So this is some kind of a bridge between the hardware and the software. According to the Raspberry Pi Foundation, the recommended EEPROM is this one, cat24c32. But if you are unable to find it, don't worry. You just can find another one that has similar specifications. If it's easier for you to use another one or to get another one, just go for it. No problems. So the flashing of the EEPROM happens in few easy steps. And you can even do it on your Raspberry Pi. Actually, that's what I'm doing. So Raspberry Pi Foundation has a GitHub account over here. And there is a GitHub repository called Hats. You should go there, check out the source code, and build a tool called EEPROM UTOs. After the build procedure is super simple, you just have to type make, and you have it. After that, you have to create simple text description of your atom board. In this text file, you should describe which pins of the Raspberry Pi header are you using. There is an example. An example text file called eepromsettings.txt. You can just copy it, adjust it, depending on the capabilities of your atom board. And then to generate an EEP file, using a tool called eepmake. Finally, you should flush the binary file generated on the previous step to your EEPROM. And for that, there is another bar script that you can run. The easiest way to do this for hobbies is just to use your Raspberry Pi. So Raspberry Pi has two I squared C buses. And if you want to flush something, you should use pins 3 and 5. This is the primary I squared C bus. And I created for my own needs a very simple atom board just for flushing the EEPROMs. Since I'm doing a true-hole mounting of the EEPROMs, this was a really easy option. From the left side, I have a setup for flushing the EEPROM. And when I'm done, I'm just putting the EEPROM on the other side. This is a small breadboard, so it's really easy to move it around just to verify that the EEPROM has been successfully written. Sorry, could you please repeat? Yeah, that's also possible. If you have a separate flasher for EEPROMs, yes, that's also an option. Or if you have to manufacture a lot of the Raspberry Pi atom boards, it's better to use an EEPROM for surface mounting technology. That would be faster, of course. The wiring is a little bit different. I've got a couple of resistors here. So what I'm doing, I'm just flushing it. And after that, moving it to the other side of this prototype board that I created with my bare hands just for flushing. But initially, there are so many ways to flush it. Yeah, so after booting the board with your EEPROM, this is what is going to happen. You have a device called proc.device3.hatt. And in this directory, you have a bunch of files that you can see over here. These files are read from the device3 fragment that is in the EEPROM. So if you have correctly created the device3 fragment and flushed it to the EEPROM, this is going to be the result. This is a small project that I'm having for open source hardware infrared small hat. This is the P-HAT standard. But I put an EEPROM because I just like to have the information about the hardware from the software side. So this is going to be the end result. So now I would like to move on to kind of a deep dive from the perspective of software engineering to hardware stuff. I explain to you how you can do your first prototype with soldering and a protohat for other fruit. But now let's talk about making something more professional and making a PCB. Have you used any of these tools, Kicad, EGO, or something else? How many of you are using Kicad? And how many of you are using EGO? OK. So as I said, I'm a software engineer, so I had a pretty much zero experience with any of these suits. And actually, these are not the only one. It's full of very professional and more expensive design automation suits. But keep in mind that, as I said, at the beginning of the talk, the keyword here is hobby. So for hobbies, the two most popular options are Kicad and EGO. And Kicad is a free and open source software that runs on Linux. And since I'm a Linux user and since I did not had any previous experience with any of this software, the choice for me was pretty easy. I went to Kicad. Furthermore, a company in my hometown, Olimax, that is making open source hardware design, is using Kicad. And they were kind enough to make a few community presentations, to introduce our local community to Kicad. And that's how I got inspired. EGO, on the other hand, is a more professional tool. It's free for small two-layers PCB, but they recently switched their licensing model to a subscription model. So it's a little bit more complicated from business side of things with EGO. For if you are a hobbyist and if you don't have experience, just like me, use Kicad. Otherwise, it's picking up the design automation suit. It's a little bit like a religion. So if you have your favorite tool, just go for it, of course. As I said, I'm using Kicad. Therefore, I would like to share with you a little bit of information on what are the advantages of Kicad. As I said, it's a free and open-source software tool. It's available under the GPL version 3 license. It's cross-platform, which means that you can use it on your favorite Gnullinux distribution, but you can also use it with Microsoft Windows or macOS. It had a pretty decent integrated 3D viewer. And furthermore, out-routing. Because the routing is a little bit tricky, especially for beginners like me. Kicad has been developed very actively in the past couple of years, primarily by contributions from certain developers. And as I said, it is now used by Olimax for designing their new open-source hardware boards. I saw an eight-layer board that I designed with Kicad. So this is a good sign that Kicad is ready, even for industry use. If you are designing a head template, and after all, this is the focus of the talk, you should get a, I recommend you to get a template. If you don't like templates, you can do it on your own, of course, but using a template will save you some time, at least for the edge cutches and the placement of the EEPROM. I found a few templates that are available for both Kicad and EGO. If you are using a different type of a software, probably there is a template for it as well. But here are some of the templates that I have found, a couple of them for Kicad and one for EGO. So these are my products, my hobby products. The first one is a general purpose flexible head with a bunch of stuff. As a software engineer, I wanted to be able to easily plug in different sensors over the I squared C. There is a relay, there is an infrared, there is an option to add a modular display to one of these simple displays that you can get from almost everywhere, their cheap displays, RGB led and a buzzer. Both of these are on boards, are entirely open source, they're published in GitHub and my friends helped me a lot with the first head. So the second one, I decided to do a better version, improved version for infrared. I did it last month as part of preparation to this talk and it's the P-Head form factor, very similar again, again designed with Kicad and again, entirely open source hardware available at GitHub. This is how Kicad looks, these are all the layers, are almost all the layers are enabled here and this is your work environment. As a software engineer, I would say that using software like this is a little bit like, you should learn the hotkeys and all the menu options so it could take you some time to get started but it's not as hard as I initially thought, so give it a try. A few recommendations, as you can guess, I was a beginner with the open source hardware and with the hardware design, so I made a few mistakes over the time. So I would like to share with you some recommendations just to make sure that you save time and we will not repeat my mistakes. First of all, you should pick up your PCB manufacturer and each PCB manufacturer has different requirements for tray spaces, drills, and so on. So make sure that while you're designing your hardware, you are complying with the minimal requirements of your PCB manufacturer. Keep in mind the complexity of the assembly of the board because sometimes if you don't place well the components, it could take you a lot of time to solder the prototypes and the manufacturing could be difficult. Also, you should consider the location of the components that you place on your head in terms of the components that already exist on the Raspberry Pi. I have to confess that the first versions of my very first board had a potential meter just above the HDMI display and I had also a button. So sometimes when I was pressing the button, the potential meter was making a contact with the HDMI and my Raspberry Pi was rebooting, really bad experience. So the solution was pretty simple. I just moved the potential meter away from the HDMI but just keep in mind that in this particular case you are designing an atom board so you should know the Raspberry Pi below the atom board. So once you have the design, you should go to prototyping. And there are at least three options or I have to write three options for making the PCB design. I know that some people are manufacturing PCB at home. Yes, it's possible. I've seen this in YouTube, but this is quite of a challenge. So I decided to use some professional help here and one of the options is actually made in the United States, OSH Park. The first thing over there is from OSH Park. They provide an awesome service. This is the first board that I had. OSH Park is providing service exactly for people like me. At that time I had zero experience so it was very difficult to understand what exactly I need but OSH Park have a very user-friendly interface where you just upload the Gerber files, very reasonable pricing, it's fantastic quality and in a few weeks you'll get your first prototypes delivered in your mailbox. Alternatives are of course China, it's always, in China we can always find cheaper things, bigger quantity and the third alternative is to do something local. As I said, I'm living in Europe so local for me means probably a different thing for local for you but yes, it appears that there are a lot of companies making PCB design and nowadays I switched to local Bulgarian companies so I'm living in this city called Poblif and I'm proud to say that my boards are fully designed and assembled in Poblif. Is there a question up there? Sorry, I wasn't able to hear you well. Yeah, that's true, that's true, that's by design. The head up, sorry, just to repeat the question, it's actually an observation that most of these heads go on top of the CPU so that could lead to heating problems and yes, that's true, you have to keep it in mind. Depending on the application that you would like to run on your Raspberry Pi, you can add a heatsink just to reduce a little bit the heating of the CPU. So I would like to share with you a little bit of information about software. Since the majority of you are software developers I believe it's easy for you to handle this part. It appears that Python is the most popular programming language for Raspberry Pi. Since I was doing Raspberry Pi open source hardware and software boards, I sent a few of the prototypes that I had to community members around Raspberry Pi and one of the first feedback was that at that time I had some basic software written in sieges to show how my add-on board works and the feedback was, well, we need something in Python, you need to do it in Python. So if you're making an add-on board for Raspberry Pi consider writing at least the examples in Python. There is a great library called WiringPi, it's very easy to use from C and C++ and there are a lot of bindings of WiringPi for the most popular programming languages like Java or Node.js and JavaScript, PHP, Perl or even modern languages such as Go and Trist. Of course, there is a bunch of other open source tools that you can use depending on the components that you have on top of your Raspberry Pi. And one more thing, keep in mind to share the hardware and the software under open source licenses. This is great for the community and Raspberry Pi is pretty much about community projects. Thank you very much. These are some of the useful links that I've used while I was working on these slides and we still have 15 minutes for questions. Any questions? Anyone? Okay, so the question is, have I tried both Ego and Kickat? And the answer is no, I have tried only Kickat just because it was hard enough to learn one of them. Probably in future I might try Ego but since I'm having Ubuntu on my laptop and I prefer something that's for sure runs on Linux and Linux distributions, furthermore, I was encouraged by the presentations of this company that I mentioned, Olimax because they were sharing tips and tricks how to use Kickat. So it was easier for me to get started with Kickat. Okay, so the question is, is anyone capable of comparing this? I'm sorry that I cannot provide an answer since I don't have experience with Ego but maybe someone else in the room can provide information? Olimax just designed a all-in-or-asic for the laptop with the Linux version of Kickat. So that's kind of an example of what you can do is that you can do a fold for the EAR memory of the Ego. And that's why they changed their licensing model to subscription. But I would like to add that, yeah it's very true that Ego has, the free version of Ego has these restrictions about the board size and the number of layers. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that they allow up to four layers for the free version, right? Yeah, I think it's four layer boards and the size, I don't remember the exact restrictions for the size, but the Raspberry Pi heads are good to go with the free version of Ego. It's like four by two, yeah. It's more than enough for, yeah. Yeah, so if someone has experience with Ego, definitely the free version will be good enough to make these type of boards. I just repeat that the information is that all the boards that Adafruit makes are designed with Ego. Any other questions, any other topics to discuss? Yes? Yes, so since we know each other with Drew, he knows that I did a small crowdfunding campaign in Indiegogo. The thing with hardware is that when you design, when you have a hobby to make open source software at home, you basically create a GitHub account, put your software there and you have users out of the box because other developers and users will come to GitHub, grab the source code and use it. It's a little bit different when you have a physical product because even if you have the design, you still need someone to manufacture it for you and in most of the cases, you cannot manufacture a single board. You have to manufacture at least a few of them. So yeah, I did a Indiegogo campaign. A few people contributed to the campaign. I think I had like 50 people and it was great because this is an open source project since the beginning and a lot of people are contributing back experience, sharing what they did with the project, sharing ideas, what could be improved and furthermore, they can even fork the project in GitHub, make their modifications of the Kick-At and produce their own boards based on this design. Any other questions? And those two bus pins? So the question is about the Raspberry Pi pinout. Just to go back a little bit, the faster. Okay. Well, you have, okay. So the question is about the pins available on Raspberry Pi if I can summarize it, right? So you have power, you have ground, you have a lot of general purpose input outputs. There is a PWM. It's on, it's over here. You have the first I2C bus on pins three and five. You have SPI as well. Well, if you want, you can use them as general purpose input output, but some of them have additional features, for example, for SPI or I2C. So it's up to you to decide. It's on the website, but I cannot provide you a direct link at the moment. I'm sorry that. I tried to do it a little bit. Well, I recommend you to go to this website, Raspberry Pi pinout. Exactly, thank you for the help. Yeah, so they have a very good information about the existing add-on boards as well as for the pinout. Thank you for the help. Yeah. Yes, this is very important. For some features like the infrared that I'm using, I'm using a Lyric software. This is a very popular open source too, but I have to make sure that it's properly configured with the proper device tree overlay, hold it in order to use the pins that I have configured in Lyric and within the device tree. Okay, thank you. Thank you. So any other questions? We still have time for at least one question. Oh, I have so many ideas. So the question is, do I have a new idea? Yes, I have so many ideas, but the thing is that this is a site project. It's an entirely hobby thing, so I have to do well balance between my work and the stuff that I do during the weekends. But yeah, there are a lot of ideas. Furthermore, since the previous projects are open source hardware, a lot of people are commenting and providing suggestions. So yes, it's even for such a small project, like the one that I did, people are starting to provide a very good feedback and this is the magic of open source hardware and open source software. Okay, anyone else? Any suggestions, recommendations or questions? Okay, the question is, which distro have I used for the prototypes that I do? Initially, I use Raspbian, because Raspbian is the most popular distribution for Raspberry Pi, it's provided by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, so it's an easy start. But in general, since as part of my professional work, I have experience with the Yocto project and open embedded, I prefer to build my own distribution using the meta Raspberry Pi layer, which is very well maintained, they have releases following the releases of the Yocto project. So I recommend you to go for your own custom distribution if you are creating a very specific internet of things with Raspberry Pi. Okay, thank you very much for joining.


Reasons will change your whole life. This is why when I talk, you guys wonder, like, dude, is he on crack? Why is he so fired up? You know I'm fired up? Because I'm fighting for my family. I got three kids. I got a six-year-old and a nine-year-old and an 11-year-old at home, okay? I want to fight for them. I grew up with five brothers and sisters and I broke home. Mom left when I was two. They didn't care. I'm going to be a great parent to my kids. My kids are going to watch Dad fight and they're going to watch me fight for my wife. I'm not going to have all those problems. I'm going to be the example. I'm going to set the standard. I have reasons. I have moral reasons. I have reasons inside of myself. There were times I didn't like myself. I'm going to prove myself now. I want to fight for me, fight for my family and write this down. Don't sell your will to win. Do not sell. Don't sell it. Listen to me. A lot of people sell it, okay? And listen to me. They don't have this passion anymore. They don't care.  People are like, oh, our goal is to pick up a little market share in each year. No, my goal is to take the market. You want to get a market share? What are you talking about? You want to share? I don't do good sharing, okay? I don't like sharing, okay? Like some of you, that's your problem.   That's why when I hear people say, well, compared to what the market share is and X-Lines you've standard, you know, right where we need to be.  Good job. I want you to be so great when you leave today that you're not even, nobody's number two to you. They're number one in their own category. They don't even put you in the same category as other people.    They don't have theirs.  They're slowing down because you're watching me.  You're literally self-sabotaging your own company. You are. You will become a billionaire, not a millionaire, not the m-word. You'll become the b-word, okay?  And what else would you want to give your life to? Helping people, having a great state, being in a great attitude, challenging yourself like men and women should do, putting pressure on you. It's good for you. Listen, this is living. And I see people who aren't in sales and they've sold their souls. They've sold their lives to a salary. And their salaries get outlived by inflation. And they never retire and they've sold their family a false dream that one day we're going to be able to go on vacation. One day, get in sales, you're going one in three months. It's the most important thing to you in your life right now. Write it down. Most important, guys, this isn't participation. This is your life. Whether you write something down in that piece of paper or not, it doesn't affect my life. It affects your life. Write down right now. If you lost one thing in your life, one thing, what would change everything forever? If you lost your children, you would never be the same man again. Ever, ever. So what's the reason? Why would you stay crazy? Why would you not stop? It's because of your why. And no one else can make your why but you.  People don't have business problems and personal problems.  I will teach you that whenever you want, you can have. Period.  It's real life. This is how this thing works. This is why physically we get fit. Mentally, we become stronger. Instead of mentally breaking, we break records.  Why? Because of the food we eat. Nobody's exercising. Nobody's taking care of themselves. And they wonder why they crack on problems. Okay? We're made to suffer, dude. A thousand years ago, we were freaking out in battles, killing people. You guys are made to be killers, not made to be soft. Now we don't kill people. We dominate a business. And as we become adults, our new sport is business. Our new sport is our family. Okay? And I take it very seriously. And I don't want to lose to anybody. But that's what a reader does. And then he sets the standard for everybody else in the company, men and women. You want to get close to God? You want to have your wife or husband admire you?  You want to look in the mirror and be proud of you? You want to be physically fit and lead your team? Well, today is the day.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports car tripping two boxes of 2022 Panini select UFC H2 for Landon G. So good luck Landon. See what we got in here for you buddy. Let's pull like a nice green. Freak out if we pulled that. Absolutely freak out if we pulled that. I like that right there. Toppia Toppia Toppia Jesus Disco and how about a rose namahunus on the red disco nice one there 20 out of 99. There you go Landon. Nice hit. Yana kundiskaya on the disco and Frankie Edgar algemann sterling and we've got Jan chownen on the octagon side 19 out of 49 blue disco nice one there and silver over to shara a nice one there as well. All right that'll do for box one Landon. Good luck on box two but I think he is. Yes Camille I believe Brock Lesnar is in this product. Yeah yeah I'm pretty sure I see his cards. He's in like literally you can get him in WWE in football and in UFC wild. Uh man inferior rookie and we've got Vivian aruzio on the red disco 39 out of 99. Yeah three prison products. He's literally in three prison products. It's wild. Absolutely wild. Manda Nunez rookie Simon silver. Marston Tibera. Nice one there. Is Ryman? Yes. No. I don't know if she's in this. I think she's in WWE though. She's in one of them. Yeah. Alex Perez disco and Brandon Moreno disco. Nice one there. Last pack for your landon. Good luck buddy. Patty pinblit rookie. There you go and Amanda Nunez on the octagon side disco. There you go Landon. That'll do it for your break there Landon. Congrats on all the hits buddy. We'll get them right out to you. Thanks again.


Why the narcissist will always hate you, the better you perform in life, the more the narcissist will hate you, especially when you reach a point when most people would give up, it will only make them hate you even more, but there is actually a fine line between love and hate, their emotions of love and hatred can be closely linked, so you may find that they have a love-hate relationship with you, and this has been scientifically proven, because the same brain circuitry is involved in both extreme emotions, some of the nervous circuits in the brain responsible for hate are the same as those that are used during the feeling of romantic love, so they're actually your biggest fan, but they can't bear to admit it to themselves, which is why they're so obsessed with you, and it's why they can't stop hating you, because they can't stand that you are better than them in every possible way, so they try to make you feel bad all day every day, but many of you may not catch onto it, you may not realise why the narcissist is hating you, in some situations it may even be a person who hasn't even met you, but they've already engaged in passive aggressive behaviour towards you, so they've made it obvious that they don't like you, because they're already aware that you are a good person, you're an empath, so they know that you are luck for flaws in yourself, they know that you will assume there must be something wrong with you, because that's what empaths do, they try to be better by seeing things from the other person's perspective, because they're experiencing cognitive dissonance, so they want to make sense of this hate which is not wanted or needed, and when you do that, you may assume that you deserve to be hated, and you may give up on your dreams, or the hate may motivate you, it may drive you to become better, but when someone is hating on you, you need to recognise that something is wrong with them, it's not you, they're just projecting their flaws onto you, because they're too afraid to admit that they have flaws, which is why they will accuse you, they will lay the blame on you, they will claim that you have done something wrong, and they will hold you responsible for everything, because they're too insecure to see you succeed in life, so they will do everything in their power to bring you down, to help them to move away from the pain of feeling insecure, and this could be a relationship partner, a family member or friend, it could even be a boss or co-worker, and in fact, it will typically be the people closest to you who show the most hate to you, because they can't stand to see you succeed or chase your dreams, because we're influenced most by the people closest to you, so the last thing they want to see is you succeeding where they have failed, it will affect them far more than if they were to see that from a complete stranger, if they saw someone else do it, they wouldn't even care, they wouldn't give it any attention, but because it's you, it will eat away at them, and you will find that you become isolated from them, although people might expect that it would bring you closer to them, but it won't because they're very insecure, and you have succeeded where they failed, which is reflecting something back to them, it's shining a spotlight on their insecurities and deficiencies, and feeling insecure or deficient in something isn't always a bad thing, it can motivate you to work hard towards something, or if it's something you can't change it could be something you choose to accept, but narcissists don't want to work on themselves, or they feel that it's not only something they can't change, but it's also something they can't accept about themselves, so instead they choose to hit on you, they're like zombies, they're unaware of their own thoughts and actions, they don't even know why they're doing it, because they lack self-awareness, but it's because they fail to do something meaningful with their lives, they have nothing to feel proud of, they have nothing special that they've accomplished, and yet they see you moving on and doing something with your life, so they try to bring you down in an attempt to move away from the pain of not doing anything with their lives, because they see that you're happier and more successful than them, they have very low self-esteem, so they get jealous of other people very easily, and if you're around them long enough, they may eventually bring you down with them, to where you're questioning yourself and you're becoming insecure, and you start to look at life in the way that they do, because these defeatist pessimistic types of people can only bring you down, they can't complement or boost your confidence in yourself, because they're not confident in themselves, they're very insecure, they feel inferior to you, so the last thing they want is for you to feel good about yourself, because that's just going to make them feel worse, but they're still making a conscious and deliberate choice, they may feel inferior to you, and that may be something they can't control, but they choose to hate, that is a conscious and deliberate choice, because there is an alternative, they do have another option, and that would be to use your success as motivation to fulfill their own dreams, but instead they choose to hate, and they hate because they want to beat you, or they want what you have, they're your biggest fan but they will never tell you that, they will never admit it, they will play their role as though something is wrong with you, but deep down they know the truth, you're a better person than them and they know it, they can't stand it, which is why they will continue to hate until the day they die, instead of choosing to do something meaningful with their lives. 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The consonia is one of the oldest large creatures on earth that became up to 140 centimetres. It is simply a beautiful fossil. It was one of the first discovered idiocrans and they hold the key between a microscopic world of bacteria and the world of large animals. The real nature of these idiocrans is the holy grail of paleontology. For 75 years people have tried to figure out what these creatures actually were and there were huge diversity of opinions. There could lichen, there could have been giant single-celled creatures or there could have been animals in our earliest ancestors and because they tell us something about our own origin it is very important simply to know finally what they were. So Ilya discovered these organically preserved idiocrans and had the totally crazy idea to look for molecules in them to find out what they finally actually are. The problem with getting those fossils that they are located quite high in the cliff of the white sea in the middle of nowhere surrounded by bears and clouds of mosquitoes. So to get them we had to go down from the top of the cliff on the ropes and then try to dig out huge blocks of sandstone until we actually found organically preserved idiocrobial fossils. Looking at molecules in these ancient organisms is a game changer. Paleontologists exclusively look at the structure at the morphology of organisms or fossils. Looking for molecules inside these organisms is entirely new and gives us completely different and complementary information. ANU has one of the most sensitive machines for analyzing biomarkers. We brought samples of the idiocrobial to the ANU. There's a good chance if I've done that anywhere else in the world that just wouldn't work but here we were able to get the signal. Well when Ilya showed me the results I just couldn't believe it. I also immediately saw the significance. It was completely clear. The results are black and white. There's nothing to interpret. These creatures infect police cholesterol which is the hallmark of animals and it tells us this creature in fact was our earliest ancestor.


Hello and welcome to the Sports Update on the Breakfast. My name is Mikhail Tsinibu. The Italian authorities will impose stadium bans on 171 Juventus fans found to have chanted racist abuse at Inter Milan striker Romelu Lukaku during a Coppa Italia semifinal earlier this month. Police said on Monday, April 24, Lukaku was subjected to abuse during the first leg at Juventus before, during and after the penalty he scored to Inter. A 1-1 draw, the players' representatives said. The police did not specify the length of the bans that the fans would face for the offense. They were identified using video footage from the stadium. Inter fans also taunted their Juventus rivals during the game, with chance referring to the 1985 Heissel Stadium disaster. The police findings will be passed on to football authorities for possible further action. Lukaku will play in the return leg on Wednesday after his one-match ban was overturned by the president of the Italian Football Federation as a measure to fight racism. Lukaku was sent off after receiving a second yellow card for his goal celebration during which he held his finger up to his mouth to silence Juventus fans. While Tottenham Hotspur have sacked Inter coach Christian Stalini, the Premier League club said on Monday, April 24, after they suffered a 6-1 humiliation at Newcastle United that put the London side's top four hopes in jeopardy. Assistant coach Ryan Mason will take over as head coach duties with immediate effect, the statement said. Stalini had replaced fellow Italian Antonio Conte last month with Spurs still in fourth place. The defeat at St James' Park leaves them six points behind Newcastle and Manchester United having played more games. Mason 31 will take over for the remainder of the season while the club continues to look for a permanent manager alongside their search for director of football following Fabio Paratici's resignation this month. It marks the second time Mason has taken over as interim coach having taken the reins when the club parted ways with Jose Mourinho in April 2021. Stalini was a member of Conte's managerial staff and the 48-year-old Italian had stepped in to lead the team when Conte missed a number of games due to goal-bladder surgery. In Conte's absence, Stalini guided Spurs to wins over Manchester City, Western United and Chelsea. However, he was unable to recreate that success after replacing Conte with Spurs winning only one game against Brighton and Hove Albion, while Burnman snatched a last Gasp 3-2 away victory earlier this month. And that's all for sports update on the breakfast. Again, my name is McLeod, watch out for more sports stories throughout our sports news hours throughout the day. All right, thank you so much, Michael, for that beautiful sports news and that's the much you can take on the breakfast today. Thank you so much for your time. Do join us tomorrow again at 7am. I am Maureen Menno-Muizigwe and I didn't do this alone. Yamgul has been with me. Hello, Yamgul. Have a wonderful day and tomorrow remember Wednesday we're still going to have Wednesday frenzy. I hope that you're going to be a part of that show. Bye for now.