The brain is positive, positive. The brain is positive, positive. The brain is positive, positive. The brain is positive, positive. French is my guy. I meant to Google how old French was, because I hate when, like, guys that are close to 40 keep using their young card. Close to 40? He's got to be close to 50. Nah, not French. Come on. Nah. Huh? He's not younger than me. French is 35? So French is 35. He keeps calling 50 a dinosaur. How old is 50? Like, he's 44? French is younger than me. Yeah, if you're in the same decade window with somebody, you can't call them a dinosaur, bro. French is 35? I don't know, I don't know, I don't know. There's no, where are you looking this up at? Google lies. Look up my net worth. How much does Andrew worth? Oh, they had me early. They had me like $7 million. Balling! MTV, we need to talk. Where is money going? That's what they said. An estimated three? Go ahead, Showtie. That's an estimated. You're estimating. Yeah, I didn't care. You know why I didn't care?  Like, you're arguing over a Bugatti. Like, whether it's you, the lease, the how much it costs. Streaming thing, that was it. Like, that's a little closer to the ground for me. You know what I'm saying? Because I hear a lot of artists complain about that. Not just from French, but just in general. They say that about Cole, right? They say like Cole's army of fans will just leave the album playing throughout the night or something like that. Wow. I was shocked to see that they had the top screaming artist of the past decade and Cole was last on the list. I mean, out of everybody that was the highest screaming people, like Cole was like, he screamed like 21 million records. I thought that was, I was like, really? I thought Cole would have been way more than that. I think that he has diehard fans, but he don't have all the fans. Like, I don't think some casual is going to go, let's listen to some Cole. But if you do listen to Cole, that is your motherfucking life story. Yeah, he's definitely got the Cole-like following. I mean, Drake had the most, of course. Everybody listen to Drake. My mom listens to Drake. But look at all the different genres of music Drake delves into.  Yeah, man, man, man, man. Pondem tings on, push play. It's too Irish? Too Irish. Okay. Okay. Me don't want, me don't want no Champagne Papi. Yeah, you sound like Champagne McGregor. Fuck. How do I get, how do I get more, how do I get more Jamaican with it? I don't know. See, I always resort to the Gitchy accent, you know what I'm saying? Like from Charleston, you know what I'm talking about in Charleston. So it's kind of like, nah, ain't no gulley and patois different. Ain't the same. Yeah, that's way different. Yeah, it ain't the same. It's not the same. No, no, no, Jamaican. Jamaican? Jamaican? You sound like Golden Crust, bro. You sound like a Golden Crust commercial, bro.  You don't like Golden Crust. You don't like a beef patty? Hell no.   No.  Yo, shout out to everybody. The ox tail and stewed peas. Everybody in T-neck. Some rice. Everybody in T-neck in Jersey. And a weird Snapple. It's the script in T-neck where you got like... It's not a real Snapple, but it kind of tastes like Snapple tropical fantasy, we call it. Listen, you got the... You ever been to T-neck New Jersey? You've been to T-neck New Jersey, right? I've been to T-neck. I've been to T-ball. Remember where I used to live? Yes. Running all the Jewish people? No. Down the... Mino, no, no, Jews. A couple... Mino, no, no, no, Jews. But they're kind of similar to the Rastafari. Up the street, down the street. The Jews don't shave the side of their heads. What? They got the twisty things kind of like the dreadlocks. They got the twisty things like the dreadlocks. Are you Jamaican? Of course, he's Jamaican. I would have never guessed. Look, he's late every single day. He's got to be Jamaican. He's got 15 jobs. He's got to be Jamaican. His name is Dwayne. Dwayne. What? That's how he said... Because Jamaican's the Indian people, rascals. No, they're not. They're actually some happy people. No, I think we smoke so much marijuana. They're too happy. We need that. You're going in and out of like four-leaf clothing, bro. Like, you're going back and forth between mother-fucking-curry and four-leaf clothing. My name is Donovan McIntyre.  Put it on it. Me want a Guinness and a Red Stripe mix together. Me no playing with y'all. Me no playing. Put a dumpling on my plate. Yo, Jamaican stout might be fire, though. Jamaican. Jamaican stout? More fire. More fire. Guinness and Red Stripe mix might be kind of fire, bro. Jamaican stout. More fire. More barley. But no, there's this strip in T-neck, New Jersey. It's a great Jamaican restaurant called Island Spice. Another great Jamaican restaurant called Reggae Kitchen. Another Jamaican restaurant. And then it's like a golden crust. And golden crust be packed. Packed.   Me don't want to hear it, Charlemagne. Yo. Me don't want to hear it, Charlemagne. Jamaican stout should be funny. Bobo Marley?  We might have to have a recurring Bobo Marley character, bro. I shot the leprechaun. But men don't touch other men's boo-hoo-tee. What? Because they're homophobic in Jamaica. Oh, gotcha. Ta-da! Cross-clutch, basketball. Basketball. Boom-bye-bye. Boom-bye-bye. Listen. Yes.  Oh, did you see the drink? Did you see the drink? Missile term memory is not good. It's not. We were talking about drink. Did you see the drink if you want to rap right off? Missile to Ting. You ain't watched that. There's no way Andrew Schultz watched that whole two hours ago. Missile to Ting with Elliot and B. Really? Me like a B. I thoroughly enjoyed that interview. Me like an Elliot. I thoroughly enjoyed that interview. Elliot and Pailer and Pailer. Elliot looked like the toast before you put it in a toaster. No, he looked like the toast.  And it's that yellow circle right in the middle of the bread? That's what YN looks like. Me getting horny. Don't be saying H's, bro. Me getting horny right now. I'm making no H, bro. You put that H out. What is it? Me getting horny. Put the butter on the toast, Charla. Put the butter on the toast. Keep describing it. Charla. Keep describing the butter on the toast. Is it Milton? Is it Milton? Because you got to be ready to heal, at any point in time. You got to be ready to heal. You got to be ready to heal. Because the sun is hot. The sun is hot. Charla, man. The sun is hot. Bob O'Marley. Listen. I enjoyed the interview, though, man. Me don't want to look at your butthole in pebbles. I do want to. You what? Me don't want to look at your butthole in pebbles. Butthole in what? Pebbles. What do you mean in pebbles? The pebbles for the bones. I don't know what you're saying. No, shut up the B-dot in the Elliott, man. Okay, what's your tink about the interview? I thought it was great journalism. I think that's where Elliot and B-dot shine. Elliott is an OG who's been in the game for four decades. And his background is a journalist for magazines. I think it really plays well when he's sitting down doing interviews. You know what I'm saying? He used to be editing Chief of XXL. to be a, I don't know what exactly his role was at the source magazine, but I just think he's really good at hip hop journalism. You know what I'm saying? And I think B-Dot, when you add B-Dot into the mix, you know, B-Dot is good at interviewing, he's good at having a conversation, but he's also good at just asking the questions that I'd be wanting answers to, you know what I'm saying? So it's nothing like salacious, you know what I'm saying?  Like as far as the artist, like the artist can really just sit down there and kick it. And I think that in this era of, which I'm sure that I've had a lot to do it, in this era of where you think that you, artists got a while out or spaz out or say something crazy, I think that we forget that sometimes this good old fashioned hip hop journalism is dope. And I think for artists like Drake, that was the perfect place to go sit down, you know? And I thought they did a great interview. I only had like- I like those guys. I did watch some clips on it. I watched, I watched- I didn't watch the whole thing. I watched Mad Rapper Rader interviews. But they're great. Four of my favorite interviews of the past three years have been rapper Rader. I like them here. We got to have them back on. When we had that conversation, they were excellent. I really like them. The Jay-Z interview, the Will Smith interview, the interview with DRock, and the Nipsey Hustle interview are four of my favorite interviews of the past three years. If I had to rank a top 10 in the past two years, probably three, maybe four, those four would definitely be in my top 10. You know what I'm saying? And that makes up a healthy bulk of the top 10.  I thought they did a great job. I only had like one follow-up question. Only thing I would want to know is why, why did, why does Drake feel like him and Nicki will never be cool again? Cause he said something to that effect. Like we probably would never be cool again. I would like to know why. Why going with Nicki? Yeah, I don't know. I said I would like to know why he feels like that relationship, like they would never be cool again. Also, you know, I mean, I think they did a good job of having to push a T conversation, but Canadians, you can't make up your own rules when it comes to rap beef, bro. But you know what I'm saying? Like, like, like, cause, cause, cause what, you know, he was kind of saying that Pusha went a little too far. Oh. And B Dot, B Dot said to him like, well, you brought up, I might have been Elliot. One of them there was like, you brought up Pusha's fiancee. If you brought up Pusha's fiancee and all bets off and Drake was like, yeah, I get it. I understand that, you know what I'm saying? But it's just like, I didn't like the fact that he's acting now as if Pusha isn't worth engaging. Like Drake's the bigger artist. But he isn't. He's not. But my point is you can't now act like you're the bigger artist. Oh, he wasn't worth engaging back then either. But you did.  But now they, but what I liked about it is he said, look, I'll take the L. He had no choice. That doesn't mean honest, but I'm glad he's being honest about you. You lost. No, that wasn't L. That's all I care about. Yeah, that wasn't L. If you're saying I took the L. Yeah. And now he tried to like carve out his own thing when he was like, it was like, listen, I didn't get out barred.  Yes, you did, Drake. You did. Did he get out barred? Story of the honest, you got out barred. Absolutely you got out barred. And the Dupi freestyle was dope. But majority of it was shots at Kanye. You didn't really have anything for Pusha. How do you pronounce it? Kanye. Dupi. Dupi. Dupi. Dupi. Dupi. Dupi. Dupi. Dupi. Daman. Daman put the Dupi on the left hand side. Yeah. D- The Dupi on the left hand side. The Dupi on the left hand side. Oi! Hey. Oi. Oi. Oi. Is that a sound? Give us a sound, Twaitin. Give us a good Jamaican sound. Give us a good Jamaican ad-lib. Give us a good Jamaican sound. Where's the Dalar vahan? What? Medea. What's that mean? Oh, OK. Where's the kuchi, me want to dagger it? Lord have mercy. That's the name of the dance, right? What? Oh! You want to dagger? Dagger, dagger, dagger, dagger, dagger. Show some progressiveness in the Jamaican community. Me nobody even progression.


What's up everybody? Welcome to XP embuzz. My name is Liz Jackson and today I have yet another amazing guest. David Wanda is in the building. Habari ya kwa Wanda? Thank you so much for making time for us and Wanda. So, CJ Twanzia wapi, story ni mingi. Ni mingi ebutu ambeo umekuwa wapi and then updaters on your health umekuwa aji, sayuna filaji. Ni mingi kwa umekuwa niki geti, kwa question sana kwa wakini follow and stuff. Ni mingi kwa umekuwa zik. Sayat least nga get better, that's why ni may have kuri lizzong. Nili kwa umi mingi nga kwa utu momentumtona ni may zaku lizzong, ama nitaan zako wana kana inpublic just know that mi kwa maali nae liki a kupona. So, I thank God for so far. And the health issue may affect your career? Habности ni tanini mihia Aso ni u大家 kuia m predictions Soros consultant ni tanini mcha Sofitis na ii mcha Sofitis ni kwaatsu Sofitik nini Simituu yums SS würde na henda Se dosi ni hende кumika sinisha So So like possibly for how long when it may take like Holland for how long as the head issue lya a last year April last April More than one year and some months. One year and some months. And during that period, as a creative, as a musician, sometimes you find your peace or your strength okiwa pala studio, lukuna kwa aje? Actually, kuna album nili fanya nikiwa in the middest of all that. You can actually feel my pain in kwa yu album. Most of the songs, like half of the songs nili yandikiya kondisha niyangu and how I really felt about story zote. And to be very honest with you, takangi kuske yu album up to now. Actually, niki yangu a place, one of the songs yu album nmombia like Toa 2, because zina ni kumbushanga very dark past na sida hi tu kukumbuka any of that. So moving on from the illness and we thank you that you're getting better. Umeru di kuage, umeru li zingoma na nimo, talk to us about the whole songwriting, kama niwebo uli yandikiya na idea ya hi yungu mayotili to kiawapi. So it's what you're going to say, leo na trakaku paya na watu apai. My very good brother itwa Mr. Seed. This guy, aja niyan zi from the beginning. Back in 2020 kikuwa na corona, in 2020 ama 2019 sezi kumbukapua. Nimo ali release kava yasongia Seed na itwa Simama. Very beautiful, ali imba vizuri sana ali imba vizuri kuli kumunyewe. So mi mi juna jwa munyewe sezi ni Mabeste. Nika diem munyewe. Mambo. Daki ni wanda wana diem munyewe no kuna nambayake. Oh sorry, ok ni kisama kudiyam ni I reach out to you. Nika reach out to munyewe. Kama ni aje pwasana. A mi na traka, na trakaku fanya song na mama. Jusuna jwa sezi ni Mabeste. So mi siyoni aje ni pitiya manegement because I'll kushafon manegement back then. Siyoni aje ni pitiya manegement na uni Beste. Angunia zatu mumia ni aje mi na diei fewa. Mi na trakaku fanya song na mama. Aka ni ambiya. Lafu mi na jumse kama daingi kitu. Lafu mi na jumse mi ni Beste. So mi na kwangahad kuake. For real mi ni kiti shangasid kitu na kwangahad na imbe. No, if you point blank. 2019-2020 siyoni kumpuka mwa ka. Kana imbe haa chill kuanza. Vile 12 ni imbe haa chill kaka the first week, the second week, the third week aja get back nika jumse a diei story. So mi ni kanya mazana. Nika chana kana yo story evo. So this year, something happened. Ujwa bada unil kwa msi kanda. Sida mi kwa one of those people unil kwa kiri chout sana. Una hende le aje wu kwa aje ni ni. I really thank that guy. I imagine he was sick and laughing. The previous night he was standing in to details. Kwa iso story mo. But he wasn't sick. So he called me and said na aje wu na hende le aje.  So he told me that he was sick.  Nini zima henda nini zima henda. Then he said he was one of those guys who had skis and then came up with a solution. Shaka ama kwa mbe kitu fani. So kwa ni skis and then unil nili maireza kwa ni mbe ya. E bro, is ajo. Sanda kusahidi aji. Utafanya kolabu na nimo. Oh my God. So asirangu kaka kumtrims 2. Niko like so. Ikitu nili kwa mbe ya 3 years ago do nansaku ni mbe ya say. So nika hanzaku teta tena fresh.  So nika hanzaku teta tena fresh. Roka ni skiza gana mbe ya. Bro, usia kiki yo kwa roho. Yo isha pita na isha pita. Isha pita. Kwa fani aivi. Kama uta kwa rei diku fani asong na nimo ota richa. Uti ni sawa ni kwa mbe ya ni sawa. Ima jina taku ni mbe ya pole ume. Biwa pole na kwa ngam sick. Ifo tu na ika isha evo. So now that aka kwa mbe ya it's okay. You can now do the song. Take us through the songwriting process muli yandika na e ii diku aji. Ii kwa po sana because ili kwa ni song nili kwa nisha do. So sida lini pia time ya ni fikiri nika fikiri nika nika get back kwa kwa ni kwa mbe ya aji. Nisa wabasi ya chanda fanya. Nanda fanya song na nimo because I was really thinking of what nanda fanya ni rode back kwa kwa music because nili kwa ni make up for like so many months ya release anything. Na e lewa. Chon li kwa na fikiri ya ni ni nini na eza rode na. Kwa kwa like okay maybe ni God do. Nika say ma okay. And so when I was with me kwa I kwa ok nwa naka ba kwa. Nisa wabzi pickle me kwa Sorry How is it working with Nimo? The video shoot, Nimo say, is it working with Ako Aji? Nimo is the most humble person I meet. I think Niza say maifu. Nimo humble sana, sana, sana. Nimo approachable by the way. Nimo Niza say, patana na eko street na omishena atas mama. She is that kind of a person. Ako na hatkubu asana. I think, una jwa Nimo say nime jwa nana e juzi. So, if you do not say mazizi, say matini, nili onatu kwa yi project nimo nilim jwa since tu kiwa EMB, aki kujangana seed kwa studio. Iu hatali kwa na yu back then when naku kwa mihanzaku wimba, naku kwa mihanzizi story mingi, yu hatali kwa na yu back then diwa kwa na ambakasai. So, nimo is just, nimkul sana. So, tu kitoka kwa yi yu song. Now, umerudi umerudi to music ama the next project na ingojafta. How long, what basically are you working on right now? After now, this song? I'm actually working on a lot. Nimi kwa niki rekod sana, sana, sana, sana, actually. Actually, nimi kwa niki rekod sana because, yu time nimi kwa mihziku, kuna time mihziku, kuna time mihziku, kika effective and creativity. Angus kwa na eza, andika kwa na eza, fanya anything. So, when creativity li rudi, trust me li rudi. Yani li rudi. Nili kwa content to even kila time li kwa na kwa nika. So, nimi rekod sana. So, I think right now I don't really think ma li u gonjutu mi fkshana na wine zani stop. Kama nisha fanya kwanza na nini enda pwa evi and ime enda pwa actually nani ime nian courage kufanya even a lot. So, sida ani kwa ma na stop e nia ya. So, let's talk about the type of music that you do, you do go spell music. Ama ume change, naji opi asipa kukuongel elia trwambi e. Na do go spell, na do go spell. Na do go spell, ya, ya, ya. So, badu ume stick to the road usongi. Nomi ata, ata ni kia, umo jia uko kana kaaji upanda on the road. So, right now, are you an independent artist like kila kitu naji garamia? Yes, yes, yes, yes. Ya ni mini, akuna artist mu independent kuhu enjaka ma mimi. So, for you, a label is anono? For me, kuna watu naa kia, I can't really say no, no, because kuna watu naa fortiliye interview okuna kia, I can't really say no, no, because kuna watu naa fortiliye interview okuna naa kia, kuna watu naa kia, kuna watu wana manage kuhu pelika wasa ni wanyu amesain visuri. So, I can't really say no, no, nika patawasi wanyu tunna ndana, tunna ndana, tunna ndana zawak pamoja, but as of now I think niko sa solo. Let's talk about the modern market. Right now, na patawasi wanyu wanyu create challenges, politic talk, like the way of distributing the songs, i me change kiyasi. Ume adapt kwa yo change unafanya challenges, like take us through your distribution process. So, I can't really say me change kiyasi, but kiyasi, I can't change. Sana, sana, sana Like, the way to look utna fanya music nikiwa ni me say ni wana say different, sana, sana, sana, sana Back then, I don't really think tunna submitizu songs kwa kina Spotify waipi waipi say ni wukondo maatist wana make at least something.  So, yes, yes, yes atasongi anguna ni moikuna challenge na fanya kwa sana exceptionally so well, like, kwa na expect it tanda iwa. And, ya, so ni me adapt. So, say David Duanda, unesa, are we expecting, like, umesema yo albumen yo li make at that time? You, you're not able to like listen to it at the moment. Are you planning on an EP album? Yes Na plan on EPs, na plan on albums, because ni me kwa ni kirekot well, well should I take these songs out and make one kifanya. So, it's just a matter of planning and kwa ni nizu resources and then videos kwa ready, start oka. So, Wanda, on gospel music, is it really hard for a Kenyan gospel artist kwa break out to the international market? I can't really say that. I can't really say that because me ma li nimi fika, I don't really think kwa ta kuota ovochi na kwa nga kwa India nga kwa dream zeni na kwa nga ziu kujawusiku. So, I can't really say zi, zi zi ekia boundaries ni seme. This is the fact that a gospel artist can go amani ni, amani ni. It all depends, it all depends man wu mungue tuana boundaries na kama kuna, kuna kuna asa ni kama kina sinach o me fikisha 100 million views kwa na kula wizuri, spotify kwa tuwa sekula, siye zi ekia msa niya hote boundary. And do you think being a gospel artist wai na limit sometimes into the kind of business that you do? Like for example, wanda wu keza pata dealia pombil, ne zi fanya?  Okay, so also talking about the gospel music to me ona, so many people wali shift from gospel wakanga sekula, but you as David wanda uneza sema ni nini, e me kukip solid to the cause? I think the foundation by the end of the day, between me ona, place ni me piti, mbaka paivi, nifoundation by the end of the day, and I don't, see as this mama ni seme that, what wali shift wakwa na foundation ni ni, maybe ni could try could try greener pastures, but one thing I know, sijumbo na na kwangatuna feeling ah, say, watarudi, like kwangatuna na kuka feeling, I think maybe most of them nima kanao chini and I know they are hearts, na na jua wili wana kwa relationship ya wana God, so na na jua wili story ya prodigol san wacha staki kwenge kwa baibu san na so labda nimi say 2a me moek 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3 wacha nifanya evi, evi, evi, and then but me na jua, like na kwangatuna na kwangatu shuwa kwa heart ah, say watarudi wanda, on to the last question on to kiddo go to, right now how is your relationship with Bahati was he, ali kuchekap this one year nyolukwamsik, like generally how is your relationship? I don't think I have any relationship with Bahati like 2kot 2a provided a kusawa place yukona mumbe hangasana na familiarke 2kosawa see na like atuna relationship ok, wanda tu kimalizia na takau plug yo new song pale director tatu kia pukwa description box 2a me itu taipata wapi, na tu nezaku pata wapi Manu song initua wata onekana featuring the beautiful beautiful nimo inapatikana YouTube yango be there go subscribe and support me na itu devidwanda tv Instagram devidwanda kei Twitter devidwanda FB devidwanda isi pechizote ziko verify so isi koniwe ala fukujo nili liye in box so basically mii watu ama nii nini nimi xs, xs, xs, xs oh si Twitter mii koniwa maa kii na kachap thank you so much for talking to us devidwanda guys that was devidwanda devidwanda the gospel kii hopu melan atingo please make sure you go stream his new jam a lafupia ki release new projects tafadali tafadali just go stream his music my name is Liz Jackson see you on the next one


Hello everyone today. We'll talk about our last data structure in this course, which is the binary search tree and trees in general, which are a really important concept in computing and computer science And you'll see them again in future courses. So when we're talking about a tree We have to start by talking about graphs as in graph theory maybe you've heard about graph theory at least in the context of mathematics and We're talking about graphs.  Okay, so I've got a picture of a graph here or graphic of a graph up here and graphs are Consists of vertices which are kind of the nodes here in this graph and the vertices are connected by edges, right? So graphs and and that's it. It's the intuition graphs show up everywhere in computing You can probably guess that this has a lot to do with networking, right with maps Things like that. And that's in fact where graph and got it's or graph theory got its start Way back in the 1700s Leonard Euler one of the most famous mathematicians He gave us the little e the natural logarithm He lived in a place called Konigsberg and he liked to take walks to kind of clear his head And Konigsberg had seven bridges in it. There's a little island in the center of this river and He posed the question to himself, you know, I wonder Is there a way that I can cross all seven of these bridges Exactly one time so without going across one another And what he realized was, you know, maybe I can formulate this as a mathematical problem And so he sort of abstracted the problem into this problem of graphs Okay, so What the way he thought of it was well, there's actually four land masses here in the north the island in the middle of the south And then there's another kind of island off to the right here And he drew, you know, so he translated these into four nodes and then they were connected by the bridges, right? And He said, well, you know, he said about coming up with this What became the foundation for modern graph theory of reasoning about problems like this And so I ask you the same question he posed himself. Can you find can you get Uh across each connection here With only visiting each connection one time in other words, can you only traverse each edge One time and the answer is no, right? So try that out Um, so this is a graph, right? Now trees come from this idea of graph theory A tree is a special type of graph that is an acyclic connected graph. So what in the world does that mean? Well connected means that you can get to any node From any other node. In other words, there's no there's no little island of nodes down here, right? There's a path between every node Uh, you have you may have to go through multiple nodes, but that's fine It's just that you can get from a to h and b to a you can get to every one of these Nodes from every other node. That's what connected means acyclic means There's a every node is connected or any two nodes are connected by exactly one path. Okay, so C is kind of the nexus of this tree here of this graph um, and all Almost all paths go through c, but there's no like Triangles in here or squares you have to there's only one way to get between any pair of nodes That's what a tree is. Okay, so you're familiar with trees, uh, both outdoors hopefully and in science right here's a tree for, um Animal classification plant and animal classification the taxonomy um File systems are organized according to trees. You have the root of the file system And then it descends into different things. So this is a linux file system or even a mac file system Uh windows the root is c colon backslash, right? But there Trees in a file uh file systems and computers follow trees, right? So trees show up everywhere in computer science including in this class including in data structures So we are going to implement a tree data structure and it's going to be very useful for us um The reason is so first of all trees are going to be a non-linear data structure They're different from say an array based list where everything is kind of packed in Together or even a linked list where everything is, you know, there's previous there's next there's things packed in It's a little bit more like a hash table in a way We're going to implement it differently. But, you know, things just kind of go here and there. They're not always clumped in right next to one another But the idea behind trees the thing that makes them so useful Is the same thing that makes merge sort and quicksort and binary search useful Which is if we divide up the work intelligently We can use divide and conquer algorithms that maybe are better than big o event Okay, so before we get into the code and the data structure and I know a lot of you just want to get into the code We're going to be really well served if we have a good conceptual understanding of trees. Okay, so first things first Uh, let's turn to the tree handout that you have and let's make sure that we understand the terminology that's going to be used Okay, so every tree has a root Uh, let me get my pen up here, right? So every tree has a root Uh, the root of this tree is a right, you know tree a is the root Oh, yeah, look at those awesome mouse drawings mouse letters a is the root of the tree meaning that everyone Comes out everyone is connected to the root in some way right the root is the base of the tree Uh trees also have leaves, okay Actually, we'll define the leaf in a second every Well, not every many nodes in the tree are going to have children Okay, so the children of a are its descendants so, uh C is a descendant b is a descendant and i is a descendant or a child. Excuse me. I should use the word child C, b, and i are child children of the root a Okay, c also has children who are c's children Well, that's j and f right b has three children d, g, and e now i'm not including Grandchildren here when I talk about children um the so A's children are c, b, and i and furthermore a is the parent of c, b, and i Okay, um collectively Though let's say that we're looking at everybody down here Okay, we can say that everybody down here are descendants Of a Everybody down here is a descendant of a Who's the descendants of c? Well the descendants of c are This group here. Okay, so uh descendants all have a common ancestor in this case. It's c um We can also say that c is the ancestor of f j and h Okay, so clearly the metaphor here is the family tree So if you understand the concept of a family tree, you will also understand You know most of the these terms over here, right? Um, who are h's ancestors? Okay, look at this for a minute and think who are h's ancestors? Well h's ancestors is everybody Who is connected to between h and the root of the tree? Okay, so h to f to c to a All right h's ancestors are f c and a right All right, who are the siblings of c? Well, what is a sibling in real life? A sibling is someone are people with common parents, right?  Okay So that's the concepts here Some more tree specific concepts. Let me erase what's on the slide here for a second Okay, so some more tree specific terminology path, okay A path between two nodes is you know the list of edges that connect those nodes So let's say we want a path from h to E Okay, this is a tree. So there's only one path from h to e that path is h to f f to c c to a a to b b to e Okay, that's a path There's going to be only one path for each pair of nodes.  Is the length of the path? From that node To the root. So remember the root is a up here Okay, so what is the depth of? Let's say i Well, the depth of i is the length of this path. So what's the length? It's just a count How many edges are between myself and the root? Well in the case of i its depth is one Okay How about p? What's the depth of p? Well, we got to count the edges between p and the root. So there are one two Three edges between p and the root. So the depth of p Is three What's the depth of the root? Okay, the depth of the root Well, there are no edges between the root and itself. So the depth of the root Is zero Okay So nodes have depth The tree Has a height Okay, the height of the tree Is the maximum depth among all the nodes in the tree So have a look at this tree. What is its height? The height is the maximum depth Well, um, I believe you know just kind of looking very quickly we can see here that the height of this tree Is going to be three, right? That's the maximum depth of any of these nodes So the height of this tree Is three All right So a path know the constant know all these terms that are on this slide. If you have any questions Let me know check out your book all right So let's move into thinking about a data structure First a binary tree So a binary tree is a tree in which each node has at most two children, right? So this guy over here is a binary tree if you go back and look at the previous one This is not a binary tree because some of these nodes a node The b node they have more than two children A binary tree is just a tree where each node has at most two children You can have one child like f And a node can have no children like h By the way, I think I forgot to define this didn't I yes nodes that have no children Are leaf nodes Okay, leaves are going to be very important for us when we go to use this thing in code, all right Binary trees can solve a variety of problems in computer science And the one that we're going to focus on is what's called a binary search tree So a binary search tree is a binary search tree with a very important property Here I've got the abbreviations of states The important property of a binary search tree is that Pick any node in this tree Let's say Georgia The property of a binary search tree is that the value of the node is greater than All of its left descendants And less than all of its right descendants Okay, so Georgia We're sort of let's say that the comparison that we use here is alphabetical order, right We see that Georgia is greater than a k c t d e But it's less than h i Similarly, let's take a look at c t a binary search tree any node it's going to be Greater than its left descendants less than its right descendants Ct is greater than a k, but less than D Okay, take a look at the root node K s is greater than all of these descendants over here But it's less than all of these descendants over here So that's a by that's what makes a binary search tree a binary search tree Now we're going to code one of these things and it's going to be up to us the programmer to make sure Of this property, right? But the cool thing is if we maintain this property, we can do really interesting things First of all these contents are sorted, right? If you kind of look at this just kind of going from left to right It's sorted Which is kind of neat, right? We can use that to our advantage The other thing is when we go to put things in this tree If we think of it like a tree We can divide and conquer this problem just like binary search merge sort quicksort And if the tree is nice and balanced in other words, if it's not, you know, raggedy if everything's kind of flat and Fluffy here and the tree is kind of filled in Our algorithms for inserting for deleting and for searching this tree are going to be log base two event All right, so conceptually this is what we're aiming for we're going to go code it in a second. So Again pause for a minute make sure you really understand conceptually what this tree is Okay, uh binary tree is a tree in which any nodes value is greater than its left descendants Uh and less than its right descendants.  So we are here, right? We have implemented All of these different data structures and data types in adt So we are going to create a binary search tree data structure that We will use to implement the map adt So you created an assignment number seven a hash map using hash tables We're going to create a map that works just the same Has the same Interface but using a binary search tree. Okay So how in the world are we going to implement this thing? Well, we could use a list an array based list We're not going to go there. It could waste a lot of space. It's pretty complex Instead what we're going to use is to think of this tree as comprised of a root node That is connected to Children and these children may have their own sub trees Okay So the key word there is node and what other data structure did we have nodes in that's right? A linked list So we're kind of going back to linked list land where we're going to have nodes But instead of a node dot next We are going to have node dot left that kind of contains a connection to the left subtree And the node dot right Can they contains the reference or the connection to the right subtree? Okay, so we are going to have tree nodes Not three nodes tree nodes and They're going to look like this Okay Every node is going to have some data Maybe more than one piece of data a left child and a right child And then our goal whenever we go to put things in the tree to remove things from the tree to search through the tree Is we're going to take advantage of these links here these left and these right children to kind of go through the tree And do the work we need to do all right So that's the introduction to tree and tree concepts Make sure you're really familiar with all the vocabulary make sure you're really Comfortable in understanding What it means to be a binary search tree now We're going to switch over to the binary search tree worksheet and kind of dig into this concept a little bit more


From around the globe, it's theCUBE with digital coverage of IBM Think 2021. Brought to you by IBM. Welcome everyone, as theCUBE continues our IBM Think series. It's a pleasure to have you with us here on theCUBE. I'm John Walls, and we're joined today by Brian Lovies, who is the director of offering management for customer and employee care applications at IBM in the data and AI division. So Brian, thanks for joining us from Ottawa, Canada. Good to see you today. Yeah, great to be here, John. Looking forward to the session today. Which by the way, I've learned Ottawa the home of the world's largest ice skating rink. I doubt we get into that today, but it is interesting food for thought. So Brian, first off, let's just talk about the AI landscape right now. I know IBM obviously very heavily invested in that, just in terms of how you see this currently, in terms of enterprise adoption, what people are doing with it, and just how you would talk about the state of the industry right now. You know, it's a really interesting one, right? I think if you look at it, different companies, different industries, frankly, are at different stages of their AI journey, right? I think for me personally, what was really interesting was, and we're all going through the pandemic right now, but last year with COVID-19 in the March timeframe, it was really interesting to see the impact, frankly, in the space that I played predominantly in around customer care, right? When the pandemic hit, immediately call centers, contact centers got flooded with calls, right? And so it created a lot of problems for organizations, but what was interesting to me is, it accelerated a lot of adoption of AI to organizations that typically lag in technology, right? So if you think about public sector, right, that was one area that got hit very, very hard with questions and those types of things and trying to communicate out information. So it was really interesting to see those organizations, frankly, accelerate really, really quickly, right? And if you actually talk to those organizations now, I think one of the most interesting things to me and thinking about it and talking to them now is like, hey, we can do this, right? AI is really not that complicated. It can be simplified. We can take advantage of it and all of those types of things, right? So I think for me, I kind of see different industries at sort of different levels, but I think with COVID in particularly, and frankly, not just COVID, but even digital transformation alongside COVID is really driving a lot of AI in an accelerated manner. The other thing I'll kind of talk to a little bit here is, I still think we're very much in the early innings of this, right? There's a tremendous opportunity innovated in the space. And I think we all know that, data is continually being created every single day as more people become even more digitalized, there's more and more data being created. Like it's, how do you start to harness that data more effectively, right? In your business every day. And frankly, I think we're just scratching the surface on it. And I think tremendous amount of opportunity as we move forward. Yeah, he really raised an interesting point, which I hadn't thought about in terms of, we think about disruptors, we think about technology being a disruptor, right? But in this case, we're really largely environment, you know, that was driving this disruption, right? Forcing people to make these adoption moves and transitions maybe a little quicker than they expected. Well, so because of that, because maybe somebody had to speed up their timetable for deployments and what have you, what kind of challenges have they run into then? Where, because as you describe it, it's not been the more organic kind of decision making that might be made, sometimes situation dictated it. So what have you seen in terms of challenges, you know, barriers or just a little more complexity, perhaps for some people who are just not getting into the space because of the environment you were talking about? I think a lot of this is like, you know, people don't know where to get started, right? A lot of the time or how AI can be applied. So a lot of this is going to be about education in terms of what it can and cannot do. And then it all depends on the use cases you're talking about, right? So if I think about, you know, building out machine learning models and those types of things, right?  How do I organize that data? You know, how do I get the skill sets needed to ultimately, you know, take advantage of all of that data to actually then apply to where I need it in my business, right? So a lot of this is, you know, people need to understand, you know, those concepts or those pieces to ultimately be successful with AI. And, you know, what IBM is doing right here and I'll kind of, this will be a key theme through this conversation today is, you know, how do you sort of lower the time to value to get there across, you know, that spectrum, but also, you know, frankly, the skills required along the way as well. But a lot of it is like people don't know what they don't know at the end of the day. Well, let me ask you about your AI play then. A lot of people involved in this space, as you well know, you know, the competition's pretty fierce and pretty widespread. There's a deep bench here. In terms of IBM now, what do you see as kind of your market differentiator then? You know, what do you think sets you apart in terms of what you're offering in terms of AI deployments and solutions? No, that's a great question. I think it's a multifaceted answer, frankly. The first thing I'll kind of talk through a little bit, right, is really around our platform and our framework, right? We kind of refer to it as our AI ladder. But it's really an integrated, you know, sort of cohesive platform for companies around the journey to AI, right? So kind of what I was mentioning a little bit earlier, right? You think about, you know, AI is really about supplying the right data into AI and then being able to infuse it to where you needed to go, right? So to do that, you need a lot of the underlying information architecture to do that, right? So you need the ability to collect the data. You need the ability to organize the data. You need the ability to build out these models, right? Or analyze the data, right? And then of course you need to be able to infuse that AI wherever you need it to be, right? And so we have a really nice integrated platform that frankly can be deployed on any cloud, right? So we get the flexibility of that deployment model with that integrated platform. And if you think about it, we also have built, right, you know, sort of these industry leading AI applications that sit on top of that platform and that underlying infrastructure, right? So Watson Assistant, right? Our conversational AI, which we'll talk probably a little bit more in this conversation, right? Watson Discovery focused on, you know, intelligent document processing, right? AI search type applications. We've got these sort of market leading applications that sit on top, but there's also other things, right? Like we have a very, very strong research arm, right? That continues to invest and funnel innovations into our product platform and into our product portfolio, right? I think many people are aware of product debater. We took on some of the top debaters in the world, right? But research ultimately is very much tied, right? And even, you know, some of the teams that I work with on the ground, right? We've got them tied directly into the squad that build these products, right? So we have this really big, strong research arm that continues to bring innovation around AI and around other aspects into that product portfolio. But it's not just, right? I'm sorry, go ahead, please. Go ahead, sorry.  No, I was just gonna say that the other two things I'll say, like, you know, I'm saying this, right? We've got a lot of sort of proof points in around it, right? So, right, if you talk about the scale, right? The number of customers, the number of case studies, the number of references across the board, right? In around AI and IBM, it is significant, right? And not only that, but we've got a lot of sort of, I'll say industry and third party industry recognition, right? So think about it, most people are aware of sort of Gartner Magic Quadrants, right? And we're the leader almost across the board, right? Or a leader and across the board, right? So, you know, Cloud AI Developer Service, Insight Engines, Machine Learning, go down the line. So, you know, if you don't trust me, there's certainly a lot of, you know, third party validation around that as well, if that makes sense. Yeah, it sure does.  Let's talk about conversational right now. Some people think it's a little narrow, but yet there appears to be a pretty broad opportunity at the same time. So let's talk about that conversational AI element to what you're talking about at IBM and how that is coming into play and perhaps is a pretty big growth sector in this space. Yeah, I think, and again, I talked about Scratch and the surface early innings, you'll see that theme a lot too. And I think this is another area around that, right? So listen, let's talk about the broader side. Let's first talk about where conversational is typically applied, right? So you see it in customer service. That's the obvious place. We've seen the most appointments in. But if you think about, it's not just really around customer service, right? There's use cases around sales and marketing. If you think about, you know, lead qualification for example, right? How can, you know, I'm on a website, how can I get information about a product or service? How can I automate some of that information collection, answering questions? How can I schedule a console? All those things can be automated using, right? Conversational AI. But organizations don't want these sort of point solutions across the customer journey, what they're ultimately looking for is a single assistant to kind of, you know, front, right? That particular customer. So what if I do come on from a leadfall perspective, but really I'm not here for leadfall, I'm actually a customer and I want to get a question answered, right? You don't want to have these awkward starts and stops with organizations, right? So on the customer side, where we see the conversation like AI going is really kind of covering that whole gambit in terms of that customer journey, right? And it's not just the customer journey, but you also want to be across channels, right? So you can imagine, right? Not just, you know, the website and the chat on the website, but also, right, across your messaging channels, right? Across your phone, right? And not just that, but you also want to be able to have a really nice experience around, hey, maybe I'm on a phone call with some automation, but I need to be able to hand them off to a digital play, right? Maybe that's easier to sign up for a particular offer or do some authentication or whatever might be, right? So to sort of be able to sort of switch between the channels is really, really going to become more important in this sort of seamless experience as you kind of go through it, right? So that's fine by customers, yeah. Yeah, you've talked about customers a little bit and you mentioned case studies, but can we get, I hope we can get into some specifics if you can give us some examples about people, companies with whom you've worked and some success that you've had in that respect. And I think maybe the usual suspects come to mind, I think about finance, I think about healthcare, but you said anybody with customer call issues, service centers, that kind of thing would certainly come into play, but can you give us an idea or some examples of deployments and how this is actually working today? Oh, absolutely, right? So I think you're kind of mentioning, you can come by sort of industries that are relevant, right? So the ones that I think are most relevant that we've seen are the ones with the biggest sort of consumer sort of side, right? So clearly in financial services, banks, insurance are clearly obvious ones, telecommunications, retail healthcare, these are all sort of big industries with a lot of sort of customers coming in, right? And so you'll see different use cases in those industries as well, right? So the obvious one, we've got a really good client, Oil Bank of Scotland, they've now changed their name to Nat West out in Scotland. So they started out with customer service, right? So dealing with personal banking questions through their website. What's interesting, and you'll see this while a lot of these use cases is they will start small, right, with a single use case that they'll start to expand from there. So for example, Nat West, right? They're starting with personal banking, but they're now expanding to other areas of the business across that customer journey, right? So that's a great example of where we've seen it. Cardinal health, right? Because we're not dealing with customers in terms of external customers, but dealing with internal customers, right? From an IT help desk standpoint. So it's not always external customers. Oftentimes, frankly, it can be employees, right? So they are using it right through an IVR system, right? So through over the phone, right? So I can call instead of getting that 1-800 number, I'm gonna get a nice natural language experience over the phone to help employees with common problems that they have with their health desk. So, and they started really, really small, right? They started with, you know, simple things like password resets, but that represented a tremendous amount of volume that ultimately hit their cost centers. So the United West is a great example. CIBC, another bank in Canada, Toronto is a great example. And the nice thing about what CIBC is doing, and we have four big banks here in Canada, what CIBC can do is really focusing a lot on the transactional side. So making it really easy to do interact transfers or send money or those types of things or check your balance or whatever it might be. So putting a nice, simple interface on some of those common transactional things that you would do with a bank as well. You know, before I let you go, I'd like to hit just a buzz where we hear a lot of these days, natural language processing, NLP, all right? So NLP, define that in terms of how you see it and how is it being applied today? Why does NLP matter? And what kind of difference is it making? Wow, that's a loaded, not net to language processing, it is a loaded term in a buzzword, I completely agree. I mean, it's, listen, at the 50,000 foot level natural language processing is really about understanding language, right? So what do I mean by that? So let's use the simple conversational example we just talked about. If somebody's asking about, you know, I'd like to reset my password, right? You have to be able to understand, well, what is the intent behind what that user is trying to do, right? They're trying to, you know, reset a password, right? So being able to understand that inquiry that that user has that's coming in and being able to understand what the intent is behind it, right? That's sort of one key, you know, aspect of natural language processing, right? What is the intent or the topic around that paragraph or whatever it might be? The other sort of key thing around natural language processing, the importance is extracting certain things that you need to know. And again, using the conversational eyesight just for a minute to give a simple example.  I know what the intent is, I want to reset a password, but right, I don't know which password I'm trying to reset, right? And so this is where sort of, you have to be able to extract objects. We call them entities a lot of the time in sort of the ice bake or lingo. But you got to be able to extract those elements. So, you know, I want to reset my ATM password, great, right? So I know what they're trying to do, but I also need to extract that it's the ATM password that I'm trying to do. So that's one sort of key angle of natural language processing. And there's a lot of different AI techniques to be able to do those types of things. I'll also tell you though, there's a lot around the content side of the fence as well, right? So you can imagine having a contract, right? There were thousands of these contracts and some of your terms may change. How do you know out of those thousands of contracts where the problems are or where I need to start looking, right? So another sort of key area of natural language processing is looking at the content itself, right? Can I look at these contracts and automatically understand that this is an indemnity clause, right? Or this is an obligation, right? Or those types of things, right? And being able to sort of pick those things out so that I can help deal with those sort of contract processing things. So that's sort of a second dimension. The third dimension I'll kind of give around this is really around, you can think about extracting things like sentiment, right? So we talked about, you know, extracting objects and nouns and those types of things. But maybe I want to know in an analytics use case with customers, you know, what is the sentiment and, you know, analyzing social media posts or whatever it might be, what's the sentiment that people have around my product or service? So natural language process, you can think about it at the real high level is really about how do I understand language? But there's a variety of sort of ways to do that if that makes sense. Yeah, no, sure. And I think there are a lot of people out there saying, yeah, the sooner we can identify exasperation, the better off we're going to be, right? And handling the problem. So, but it's hard work, but it's to make our lives easier. And congratulations for your fine work in that space. And thanks for joining us here on theCUBE. We appreciate the time today, Brian. Thank you very much. You bet, Brian Levy's talking to us from IBM, talking about conversational AI and what it can do for you. I'm John Walls. Thanks for joining us here on theCUBE.


My name is Juan Leiva. I'm the head of mobile solutions and today I'm going to talk about all the improvements and things we have been able to address for doing the last iteration during the last spring. So the most important features that we were able to complete during the last spring are the global and foreign search. As you can see in the screen search, it looks quite similar to what is done in the web version, although we try to improve the user experience and the user interface a bit. So we are using a more simplistic approach in a way that we try to keep a consistent view of the results. We also support infinite scrolling. We are not using pagination. For the filters we try to make it optional that I'm not using a lot of space in the screen as well. And we are quite happy with the result. So those functionalities, as I said, they are not complete yet. There are still some a few things that needs to be integrated and also the LMS code is not yet integrated either because we were waiting for having everything finalized from the app side. Next one please. So Matomo Analytics, this is a very nice one because for our premium and BMA clients we are going to be able to support analytics, not using only Google Analytics. Matomo is a tool that is privacy driven. And it works pretty well for being an open source. Sorry for saying that. It is quite poised and the good thing is that we managed to do an integration that supports segments so you can easily compare site versus app traffic. So you can have a filtering and also you can compare the traffic generated by the site versus the app. So this is quite nice in a way that is going to really allow site admins to just check how to compare really the app usage versus the site usage. That is something that we are usually asked for. And the next one. This is another one that we have done because sometimes the app is able to connect to a lot of more sites, most of the more sites in the world. There are a lot of times where sites are not probably configured, they have problems with the certificate for example, or they have connection problems or there are a lot of types of problems or issues that could happen. So what we try is to support our users by providing improved connection errors in a way that they can usually they can screenshot and serve with their site admin or with us to support them in case they are not able to use the mobile app for the site. So yeah, we were also with the UX team for this to make it clear about this component. It was already used in other areas of the mobile application but we will use it for this scheme as well. Next one, please. Yeah, this is something that was already in LMS. I think it was included in 4.1 maybe, but we were not supporting yet this kind of warning in the app. So yeah, it is for consistency. It is already supported. Next one, please. Yeah, this one is not getting degraded but fully tested. But this again is for consistency to support displaying the groups of users involved in a course that was displayed in the user profile for a course in LMS, but it wasn't displayed in the app. And no, it's there and consistent with LMS. Next one, please. Also for some of our BMA clients, they were requesting to be able to add their own legal disclaimer apart from the privacy policy or accessibility statements. So we are adding more options in the app to allow this. Next one. We are also supporting phone awesome six icons now and we made it in a way that is going to be able to just display the icons, even if someone in the HTML code put an icon and they want to use it for post content. We support it as well. Next one. Yeah, this is the quiz timer, allowing the users, the students, sorry, to hide the quiz timer is something that was included also in LMS 4.1 or 4.2. I don't exactly remember the lesson, sorry, but we wanted to support it also for the mobile application. And we work also with the UX team to have it to work in a consistent but in a very nice way in the app.


Hey guys, it's Nate, AKA the Foot Accountant. Welcome back to the channel. The content inside of FIFA 22 Black Friday right now is insane. It is crazy the amount of content that we have had with SBCs in the past day and it's not gonna stop. It is gonna continue to roll through on this promo. We have new cards coming into packs today with a mini-release of the summer signings cards. I wanna talk about that. That's coming actually early. 2 p.m. UK today. We're gonna see more cards in packs. So just like Thursday, sorry, just like Friday it's gonna start really early today. Maybe lightning rounds. Well, actually probably lightning rounds today but maybe the first preview packs of Black Friday. More flash SBCs are coming today. Potentially a flashback Keolini SBC and we still don't know where that Black Friday party bag pack is that has been added to the code. So we'll talk about that today as well as look at what everybody is doing and what the market is doing right now with this insane SBC content, right?  Like the amount of upgrade packs that are out right now in this game is ridiculous. Of course we have the league upgrades, the 81 plus doubles which everybody is doing the 81 plus double league one. This actually costs more than a team of the week upgrade pack because of the cards that you can pack from this SBC. I wanna talk about that today and just, I mean the 81 plus triple upgrade, right? 83 plus player pick. A 75 plus player pick that I'm hearing is actually kind of cracked, right? A base icon upgrade repeatable. A foot hero upgrade repeatable. The content right now is just at an all time high. Like literally it's never been this high. This is the craziest Black Friday ever, right? We knew this was coming but it still is insane when you actually see it in the game. So this is affecting the market a lot as well. We had a lot more lightning rounds yesterday which is making some cards on the market drop in price today into Sunday and we're gonna have more lightning rounds and we haven't had any preview packs yet and Sunday has been a preview pack day. If you remember back a couple weeks ago when they dropped that first icon SBC they dropped 50K preview packs the day before. So really curious to see if EA does drop preview packs today we will talk about that in this video as well. Because yes there's been a lot of promo packs as you can see here. Even right now they're running a lightning round with the 81 to 89 packs but they're not selling out. So I'm really curious to see if there are going to be preview packs today on a Sunday. I'm really really curious about that and that would really impact the market once again. But again what is everybody doing this game right now? Why is this content so crazy? Well it's this league one upgrade SBC that has got everybody, everybody so hyped right now in this game because of all the potential special cards that you can pack from this SBC again, if you have not seen this of course a lot of people are packing paqueta, a card violent you hate to see those guys in these packs right? But there's these potential right for the Marquinhos the Neymar, the Mbappe with all the special cards. Atal is even thrown in there as well. I've seen so many people pack Atal. You know it's crazy to see how much demand there are for these upgrade packs because of all the special cards that are out. This has got everybody hyped at the moment. I mean don't sleep on the Premier League upgrade because the Premier League upgrades got a lot of good cards in it as well. But this is the one that as the kids all hyped as we say and you can tell that it's got everybody hyped because league one rares are like 2,000 coins plus per card. It's actually crazy. The people are willing to pay 20,000 coins. Sorry, 20,000 coins per SBC but like 2,000 coins per card. I mean take a look at 2,300 coins and all you see are these you know the cards that people are packing from this SBC right? It's literally 2,000 coins per player to do this SBC that people are paying at the moment. It's crazy right?  That is what has the kids all hyped as they say. Now I wanna talk about just that specific upgrade pack for a second because a lot of people are packing cards like this. A lot of people are packing Campembe's and with again being an 83 rated card with the amount of supply from the packs that we have seen on this market this Campembe is really starting to drop 14,000 coins. He was 20K yesterday on Saturday at a peak I do believe. The supply and just people packing this card untradable is really starting to drop this guy's price on the market. Same thing with Don Ruma actually. I think Don Ruma right now is like 44,000 coins. He was down at 42K just a bit ago but he was 50,000 coins yesterday, right? Yesterday was 50,000 coins. This market went on a wild ride from late Friday night when all that supply was coming in and a lot of people stole off cards and they were finishing their Friday games. Then everybody bought stuff Saturday morning with all the coins that were on the market. We talked about that on Twitter. I made a little Twitter thread yesterday and talked about that and kind of put that out there. So go check that out if you have not. That link would be down below in the description but that's kind of like the market seems honestly pretty stagnant, right? Not a ton of prices have moved crazy amounts on this game. If we take a look at like the promo team after yesterday, Saturday's rises from the early morning into the day like you look at Ben Yetter, he was 780. He rose back up to about 900K, 850, back to 900 and right now he's still around 880,000 coins. If you take a look at the rest of the team there haven't been a lot of movements. Renato Sanchez of course had a nice jump up in price yesterday because of his link to the SPC that was released in Gelson Martins which I believe his SPC is a bit overpriced in my opinion but Renato still is around that 700,000 coin range. I think that these cards are gonna drop today. I really do think that on Sundays with these promos I think you're gonna see literally the whole team of cards drop in price a little bit today. Now I know like Carlson, Kramerich all these guys with 30K are technically fodder because they're required for the Gelson Martins and the Benzema SPC but I think that you're gonna see these prices drop a little bit today because the supply is gonna start catching up with these cards and especially if people are fearing a preview pack more flash SPCs and lightning rounds are 100% coming today. So if people are gonna fear a preview pack I just think it's almost inevitable that some of these cards are gonna drop today on Sunday on this game. Now we talked about Sunday content. I wanna go over this for just a little bit and then we'll get back to the market. Again in the actual website that EA released about Black Friday flash SPCs we're gonna be released on Friday as they were Black Friday, November 26th and Sunday November 28th with a variety of rewards you won't want to miss them. So today again on Sunday and I would imagine that this starts at 2PM UK we are gonna be seeing flash SPCs continue in this game. Now why do I say 2PM UK? Well again if you take a look here on the actual news tab on the front page of FIFA here it says the signature signings mini release starts today at 2PM UTC which is 2PM UK which is I believe 9AM Eastern if you're in the USA so kinda do the math on whatever time zone that is gonna be for you. It's basically four hours before the normal content drop time. So I don't know how many players it's gonna be released today as a part of this mini release somewhere between three to four to five players is what I would imagine and then all those cards will be in packs until Tuesday. So those cards are only gonna be in packs for two days which is probably gonna make them decently rare more rare than the signature signings team one squad. So that'll be something to kinda keep an eye on and to remember as we go forward. But those cards are gonna be getting released today as well and there's been rumors about a flashback Kealini that's been an SPC that's been talked about and potentially like leaked and stuff like that and so we'll look out for maybe an SPC along those lines for another flashback. I believe last year on Black Friday we had flashback Aguero and then flashback Alessandroini. So it wouldn't be anything crazy to see another flashback SPC today on Sunday. But for the mini release there's a couple cards that we have not seen yet that were big leaks as a part of this promo from last week. Marcus Llorente is one of the most highly anticipated cards that would be dropping into the game today with this cracked looking card which supposedly should have these exact same stats. So keep an eye out for that today as well as a Rubin Diaz. I think those are two of the names that we have not seen yet that were like leaks to be a part of the signature signings promo and we have not seen these cards just yet in this game. So keep an eye out for that again, two PM UK today. Two PM UK is when we will see that stuff probably lightning round starting at two PM UK as well. That's what they did on Friday. I would imagine they would do that again today on Sunday as well. And speaking of SPCs, let's go back talking about the SPCs in the market. I mean, literally 17 brand new SPCs yesterday on this game. That's not including any flash SPCs. They didn't release any 17 brand new SPCs. EA wants you to be turning in and spending coins on SPCs right now at this time. And that's why they've put all these insane cards and packs and they're putting more into packs today. They want you to drain all those new coins that people in FIFA just got from opening lightning rounds and opening packs with FIFA points. They have coins, they have cards in their club and EA wants you to have opportunities to turn them in and turn them in for SPCs. And all these SPCs are, they're honestly crazy, right? I'm gonna go through here and talk about a few of these. Gelsen Martins, I'll talk about this one first. 38% of votes, 62% down vote. I just think, I mean, this card does look really, really good and he has a lot of hype because he links to, of course, that Renato that is out right now, the Ben Yetter. He's a green link to both of those cards. And he's been a player that so many people have wanted to get an SPC in the past two years but he just doesn't have the hype, right? If they would have boosted his shooting to 80 and his passing to 80 as well, if they could have just given him a slightly bigger boost and made his price like cut in half, then I think so many more people would be interested in this card. 145,000 coins, which if you take out the inflated price of a summer signings player at 30K, it's around like 120,000 coins to do. I mean, even at that price, this Gelson-Martin's card on the market might be around there.  I feel like on the market, Gelson-Martin's would be probably because he's so hyped around like 120,000 coins, but it's just because the five star skills, they didn't upgrade his weak foot and this guy has just pace and links. I feel like this was a bit of an underwhelming SPC compared to what most people were hoping that it would be but you still saw a lot of right mids and right wings take a hit yesterday. D. Maria went from 240,000 coins down to 185, he bounced back to a little bit above 200,000 coins there. I think like even gold Messi took a dip in price and he rebounded back. I believe like right now he's 450. I'm pretty sure Messi was like 420. So went from 470 down to 436 and then back up to the 450 range where he is now. I think Usman Dambele dropped off a little bit. It basically was just a substitution right mid that a lot of people wanted to try out because it was released in the game and it was hyped. But man, there's some actually, there's some SPCs right in here that I want to point out that are actually pretty good value. Foot of Hero upgrade, repeatable at 100,000 coins. In my opinion, you're kind of staying away from that one. The base icon upgrade is repeatable and it's only 311K. It's out for four more days. This one is very interesting to me because it's definitely a lot cheaper than the icons or SPCs that were released last week. They were like 500,000 coins and this one's repeatable. So people are going to be doing this one and it's not the worst value ever. It's not great, but it's not the worst. And then the other one I want to point out is the 75 plus player pick. I'm hearing that's pretty OP and these low tier upgrades as well. Specifically the league one upgrade, 5,000 coins because basically non-rares, if you look on the market we looked at the league one rares, right? League one rares are expensive. The league one rare cards are expensive. But if you look at gold commons from like any league they're like 500 coins a piece. So you can go in here and snipe some of these. It's basically 5K per SPC. You can do like four to five of the lower tier upgrade, the league one upgrade or the primary league upgrade. You can do like four or five of those for the same price that you can do one of the 81 plus double. So I think in my opinion what I'm going to be doing today is you need eight rares for this 81 plus double upgrade. And if you do five league one upgrades for about the same cost as this SPC is then you're going to get five league one rares already. Still have a chance at packing one of the special cards because there's still one rare that is given from this league one upgrade.  And then go and put them into the league one upgrade or the primary league upgrade, the lower tier one and then rinse those into the higher tier one maybe buy a few rares here or there when I need to finish one off. So it's a bit of a grind I would say and it's more work but I feel like you're opening a lot more packs for what your coin value is. Like it's 20K, 23K a pop when you do these and it's only five K a pop when you're doing these. So I might do a little, I might sauce up a few league one upgrades for a stream today because that would be very interesting. And you know, of course I'm still trying to buy guys like Marquinhos, Campembe, Don Aruma, Hakimi for my team. So if I could pack some of those players or one or two of them even from an SBC, that'd be very nice. So that's just my opinion on if you're opening some of those upgrade packs right now, that's what I would do. But today market-wise is gonna be an interesting day because usually on Sunday with the squad battery rewards, you know, people are still getting coins from rewards and going out and kind of upgrading the team. How much is Neymar right now at the moment? Yeah, he's down at like 1.29, 1.3 impacts this best up team of the week, number two that is out. Neymar is still in the game. Marquinhos in form is in the game right now. I believe he is like 220K. He's actually up a little bit. I think he was under 220 at his absolute lowest. But these guys did definitely get some supply on the market yesterday and they're gonna get supplied more today. And I think especially with today on Sunday, you're gonna see people expect or at least think that preview packs are gonna be coming in today. I think today, since we didn't get them on Friday, today would be the highest percentage chance of a preview pack. So you might see a little bit of sell off on some of these signature signings today, pre-6 PM. I mean, you saw it yesterday, right? De Bruyne was like 800 mids or 800 highs and he did drop off a little bit in price. Right now he's about 815, 820, pretty rare card. But just watch out for the market today because there's a lot of flash SBCs that are gonna be coming out starting at 2PM UK. And especially if there's any preview packs released at whatever time that those would be released, that would make a lot of the market panic. So I'm not saying that those are going to be coming today. I'm just saying there's a potential for that to be coming today. And if you're looking to pick up some non-rares or some rares on the market today, it's gonna be a great time with those squad battle rewards because I do believe there are some objectives that people would be playing right now that would require squad battles games. So there's a decent people like Baku, right? If you did Baku, people have been playing squad battle. So there's gonna be a decent amount of rewards that are released today on this game. So I would keep an eye out for that. I need to do the daily login challenge number two. That is for sure. But I think the number one thing that I'm a little bit worried about today would be just your golds again, your gold cards that are in packs, especially like those PSG guys that are, I know they're in such high demand. Like Hakimi, like the Kempembe, like those types of cards, but the supply has been overwhelming this weekend. I honestly think these guys might have a rise this morning. We might see like a Sunday morning rise on some of these meta gold cards. But once we get to 2PM, especially if there's any panic for a preview pack or people are expecting that, as people continue to smash the league one upgrade packs. And as the supply on this market really just keeps to come onto this game because so many people are opening packs and there's gonna be flash SBCs which are gonna supply packs today. And there's just been so much supply over this weekend with constant packs in the store that are being ripped. I mean, take a look at all these Phryllyn Mendys that are getting listed up, right? A couple of these are second owner-tradable like they're investments that somebody is selling and lost some coins on. But you see a lot of first owner-tradable ones that are in here. Actually, this Mendy being down is kind of crazy because I'm pretty sure Mendy was like 48K yesterday because of all the Benzema hype and the Benzema links. Mendy was 48,000 coins. He dipped down to 39 and right now he's about 38. And it looks like some of these, whenever you see like second owner-tradable, that to me, that's a panic sell. It's somebody who's bought the card and they're listing it up. So I might snag one or two of these Phryllyn Mendys for a little bit of a hopeful market rise this morning on Sunday. If I would go anywhere on the market, I would try to look for some of these gold cards that rose yesterday just to show you this fluctuation on some of these cards. Let me show you Campembe because a lot of these dudes rose from Friday night into Saturday, right? Campembe was very high. He went down with a supply, got really low late night, which is kind of right now when I'm recording and then boosted up into Saturday, went down even lower to 15,000 coins and right now he's at 14K. This might be 18,000 coins. Like this Campembe might be 18K, might have a slight rise into today on Sunday. So that would be a part of the market that I'll be interested in, I guess, right now at the moment. I would look into that. Me personally, I did not trade like at all yesterday. I was not on the game, but I did just now snag this Del Piero on bid for like 730. Wow, 758, that's a pretty big undercut. I think I can get a sale for this Del P right around 790. So I'm gonna list that up here for the next hour and I think I'm gonna be able to get a sell on that for sure, at least overnight because Del Piero is a car that sells a lot. He's a very popular icon. Icons are a great place to be trading at the moment. Their prices are fluctuating a lot and people have a lot of coins to buy them and to try them out, especially some of your French icons. So keep an eye on those today as well. And especially keep an eye on some of these ones to watches. Right, we had some big movements yesterday with Upa Meccano, ones to watch where Byron actually got their fifth win, but this Upa was like 220 or 230. He went all the way down to like 190 where people sold the card right after they achieved the fifth win and now he's bounced back up. So I know Manchester City play today. I think there's a couple teams that are playing that have ones to watch cards that are like on the line of upgrades, right? Yeah, Manchester City is playing today. I think Sevilla is playing Real Madrid. That's a pretty big game for ones to watches as well. I don't know if there's another game involving any other OTWs today. Actually, does PSG play? Yeah, PSG plays early today, like Messi and Hakimi and Wijnaldum and Ramos. Those are all cards today that have OTWs that are basically on the brink of an upgrade. So with their wins to watch upgrade, their fifth win with the club coming in very close here. So keep an eye out for those today. And today is gonna be a very interesting day on the market. And again, it's all gonna start, did I just sell this Dell P? Did I just sell this Dell P? That was literally instant. Okay, I guess I will take my money on Dell P. I was like 15K profit, I will take that. That was very fast. I did not expect that after I saw 750 listed up. So anyways, that's some nice profit right there on a video, we move. I'm very curious to watch this market today on Sunday though. Again, just a reminder, it's gonna start early and a lot of people are gonna be grinding those SBCs again today, like even myself, I'm willing to put some coins into upgrade packs just to try to get some fodder in the club. I gotta finish the Benzema SBC. I'm gonna do that for my team. And I would love, I'm still looking to buy Marquinhos Campembe on Don Aruma for my team, but since I'm not playing this weekend's weekend league, I'm probably gonna wait until later on. Once, maybe today on Sunday, if we see some big price drops, especially on like Campembe Gold, if I don't pack them or like Don Aruma, if I see, which I almost expect, some more drops on these cards today with all the supply again, that has just been hammering on the game with all these packs, they've been hammering the packs. So I think there is gonna be some, that supply is gonna overtake the demand very, very soon, you're gonna see these prices probably dip off a little bit more, especially on the gold card. So I'm gonna be watching out for that today.  A lot of fluctuations. Again, if there's a bunch of panic selling before 6 p.m. UK, if there are no preview packs, like we saw on Friday, especially for these signature signings cards, watch out for a bounce right after that. Like if Ben Yetter goes down 100K, De Bruyne goes down like 100K, same thing with Renato, people will buy those cards right back if there are no preview packs, right? Preview packs are kind of what people wait for and if there's not there, then they'll go and buy stuff up. So watch the market today, it's gonna be very, very interesting. I'm excited to see what kind of content EA released. It's gonna be a busy day with all the flash SBCs, upgrade packs, and stuff that's gonna be out in the game already. So we will be streaming, check that link down below, twitch.tv slash the photo account and we'll be streaming today on Sunday and doing some upgrade packs and working the market per usual. But that's the video for today, boys. Let me know down in the comments if you are spamming upgrade packs as well and what the best pack pool that you have gotten is. I know a lot of people have packed Retall. He seems to be the most popular special card coming out of those league one upgrades. So let me know down in the comments what you got on that. If you enjoyed the video, smash the thumbs up on it and of course, subscribe if you're new. It's been Nate Foot-A-Count, I'll catch you guys later, peace.


Hello, YouTube family and welcome to today's video. This is going to be the review of the Tarte Double Duty Beauty Face Tape Foundation. I am in the color Fair Light Neutral so you guys know that before we start. I absolutely am excited to show you guys this. We're going to get right into it. I'm just going to talk as we go. I'm going to put my hair behind my ears and as I'm talking I want you to remember that if you're new to my channel, please subscribe by clicking the red button below. Don't forget to hit the bell next to it so that you can be notified of any video that I might be putting up and don't forget to, if you do like this video and you do like reviews of foundations, don't forget to give me a thumbs up. I really appreciate that. First thing to do is prime your face. I've already got the ELF mineral infused primer on. Just push that into your skin and then smooth it over a little bit with your hands. Paying attention to the parts where you really have a lot of pores and I'm going to just put a little bit more on the pore area so you guys can see how I do it. I don't like running my hands over anything like that. It doesn't matter what foundation I'm using, I always use primer. The next thing is this new Eco Tools sponge which I'm absolutely loving. It's got the cut end here, a little bit of an end there and then just a little bit of a flat surface right here where it comes together. I'm going to take my Wet n Wild primer water. This is the coconut one. I'm going to spray the end of my brush and we're going to get into this. So we're going to start with one pump on the back of my hand and one pump has been doing my face just fine. Normally you guys, if you've ever seen my other videos, I do color correcting. But so you guys can see how well this covers or how well it doesn't. We are not going to do the color correcting today. So just going to go in and go in with my Beauty Blender and just bounce this into my skin. You guys, I've worn this already for approximately a week, maybe eight days total. I love this foundation. This one claims to have 12 hour wear, hydrating wear. It claims to be medium to full coverage. And I would say that that is a very accurate description about it being medium to full. I think that it is definitely that. I think that it all by itself. It does just a great job of how it covers and how well it does. But I know from past experience that it's not going to completely take care of my blemishes on this first pack on this first pass of it. So as you can see, you guys, if it's coming across on camera, I have a little bit of breakout right here and here. And then on my sides right here, you can tell that I still have my age box showing showing through. I usually don't bother too much with those. But for the purposes of today's video, I'm going to show you how well it does. If you put just a little bit more on this pump right here, will be for my neck and my decolletage spray my sponge again. And I'm going to just run this all the way down my neck. I have to put foundation on my decolletage because of years and years of sun damage, and it just looks ridiculous if I don't. So I'm always one that usually does that, plus all the discoloration that I have down here from my neck to my chin there definitely would not make it look seamless. So I just go all the way down. It's easier for me that way than having to worry about having a line of demarcation. This foundation, I absolutely did feel like the claims of it being 12 hours were very accurate. I felt like the hydrating claims were very accurate as well. The other thing now I'm going in with my second layer just in this area where I feel like I don't have enough coverage. And that is one thing, you guys, it is very buildable. I'm not going to put a full pump on here. I'm just going to try and stay in the areas where I feel like I need a little bit extra. So it's very buildable and wears just beautifully. It goes on beautifully. I have really liked it very much. It gives a satin finish. I would say it's not a do we finish by any means, not an illuminating finish by any means, but it doesn't make you feel like you're dried out either. So that's one thing that I'm really excited about with it. I have not bought since NARS came out in the summer with their I think it's their all day radiant or something like that. I haven't bought a high end foundation at all. So for me to purchase a high end foundation, it's going to have to be pretty good. So that is the second pass. Let me get really close to you guys again, and it did really well on hiding those a little bit better this time. There is this blemish right here that I'm not going to be able to hide very well unless I do a little bit extra concealing on it. But on both sides, I feel like the really dark age spots that I have or the scarring that I have really did really well. So I just think it's really pretty. I'm going to go ahead and put on the rest of my makeup and I will be right back with you guys. OK, guys, so I have the rest of my makeup on now. Let me come in a little bit closer so that you can see everything just looks so good with this makeup. I love this makeup. It is one that I don't feel like is super duper expensive compared to a lot of them. It's not cheap. It's not, you know, like drugstore price, but I do feel like I really, really like it. Now, you guys know that I love my drugstore foundation. I haven't tried any so far this month besides the Catrice. I do love this new Catrice foundation. But besides that, I haven't tried anything else that I have just been loving. It just feels so good on the skin and it's going to wear so good through the rest of the day. And I know that when I do these videos, you guys want me to do like the end of the day showing you what it is. Unfortunately, sometimes it just doesn't work out for me because of my health issues. So to come back in here and set everything up and get filming again, it really can be a difficult thing. But I will try to get better at doing that if I'm able to. But my thoughts on it from wearing it quite a long time. Medium to full coverage foundation. Yes. Long wearing, 12 hours. Yes. Hydrating. Yes. I feel like it just hit all those markers and how it just looks on aging skin. I feel like it looks really pretty that way, too. So I'm just excited that they finally came out with a good one. Personally, I have not ever had a foundation from Tarte that I would that I liked as much as this one. So this is a good one, you guys. If you've been thinking about picking up and trying it, hopefully it'll work for you guys. But remember, I got dry aging skin that has big pores. You saw my hyperpigmentation, you saw my scarring, all that good stuff. So I feel like it's a good foundation for me. It's a good fit for me. So that's everything for today's video. If you did enjoy me reviewing the foundation, please give me a thumbs up. I would really appreciate that. At the very end of the video, I am going to put on the end screen something that you can click on. That is my flawless foundation routine. We didn't really go into how I do my foundation. We kind of just went into how the makeup was today. So if you're interested, you can go ahead and take a look at that. You guys all have a great week or weekend and I will see you all in my very next video. Take care of yourselves. Bye-bye.


So it's moving the dial over to call function over here and you can also show that you have a step tracker inside the step tracker okay okay this way day wake active okay sorry day wake and the activity checking and then the activity tracking when you put it over there then it's going to show you out of hundred percent how it's how much you've been stepping today so hello so we here it's smart movement hi so who are you hi I'm CEO of smart movement what is a smart movement smart movement to the decade in the movement with the Bluetooth technology and some new fishing technology for what company so so you take a Swiss movement but you make it better yeah and you what kind of function come inside yeah we take a Swiss movement in it and we use our electrical part to control control the hands and we also make some one for technology for our customers so let's check out some of the movement that you have over here so hi so who are you hi I'm don't show I'm a part of operation department and you have what is this here's our all moment yeah here's our new moment the co7 so this is a co7 there's a there's what there's a watch face and what is inside can you explain it have a smart moment and the speech moment cooperated and you have three small hands and like and there's vibration function and you have a version over here with the OLED display this already here here except as a while reaching function it also have all AVD screen and you can see some data from the OLED screen and others will show you the watch hands so what is the battery life for these smartwatch how long a moment have about six to 24 months so let's see right here this is one of the designs example you have many different designs right this is what you call this kind of design this is the co7 moment co7 so it has a lot of functions and you have different like this and here's our clients T watch it is our co1 moment so your smart movement is in there so it all these watches right here are like classical style but you add Bluetooth and smart functionality inside and so which kind of customer do you want to have who's your customer some traditional watch company for example T watch 10 bar and farmer like this or some famous brand overseas so any any switch watch company maybe can contact you yes and then they can buy the movement from you yes and it's combine Rhonda Swiss movement right yes so it's a Swiss movement together with the smart movement your your company movement right yes all right and you have different design right here yeah this is C004 and what's special about C004 yeah the second hand can indicate the incoming call message and also indicates the date and the weekdays and the activity progress yeah over a day and you also have a special one right here this is C002 and it has UV function with one single UV function at UV function and it just has single hand and there's a UV so it can track if you're using too much sun sunlight yeah give you warning or something like that yeah yeah maybe I can show you all right like this okay with LEDs yeah so you can have up to when the hand is stopped it will show you the UV so cool yeah so around here you have this is your company right here so can we do a tour here is our operation apartment operation department right here so they connect with the different factories and stuff make things happen and these guys this guy is our UI department so doing some special UI for the app Android and iOS Android iOS yeah right here so this is how the app can look like can you show your app you have the application right here so Android and iOS yeah sorry sorry enjoy it and I like I see the both okay so those are all the functions in a smartwatch so this what is this this is the kind of stuff and then you have you can do alarms and you can check your steps yeah and all this commander and a reminder all right let's go around to your hardware guys and here is our programmers for the apps so this is for the Android or iOS app programming also Android and iOS Android iOS let's go around here it's also our programmer all right so the software is a big deal I mean if you have the right ideas if the customer have the right ideas they can do many different things right yes our moment can be customized from our clients all right let's look over here what did these guys doing so this is a he's messing around with a bunch of movements CO6 and what is this PCB it's our say all straight PCB so that's the PCB right here yeah all the functionality can be in this small area right here yeah let's look over here what this guy's doing what is he doing here's our model designer here you design the different model of our moment nice so this is industrial design or this is inside them the module this is inside the movement how this stuff looks in there and over here cool and some secret designs around here she's working on a secret future so what's CPU you have is it arm you have Epson right yeah yeah you or arm Cortex and zero and your class or M3 or M4 M3 or M4 yeah yeah and this can do all this kind of functionality on the PCB going around here let's check these guys hi anyhow hello and right here there's some movements a bunch of what is he doing it's our form well programming firmware so the watch in our watch what is the firmware what how does it work and it can show our the hand to move and it can show the LED to light on or when the call is coming it's collected display the functions through the Bluetooth so this is a secret secret technology you have this and this can update OTA you can update the watch over the air all right that's cool what is testing well when we like Google or when our moment has produced and the hair will test the functions of the moment if it's past video to our clients all right and it's already a large quantity since when is your company shipping this movement so it's all the you already ship for one year or how long did you ship the different movement maybe the later half year in half a year yeah late in this yes doing stuff okay and doing some lots of different stuff around here cool so what will happen in future we company maybe we can be the standard of the standard for the future of smartwatch yeah it's our vision yeah all right so more and more company should contact you and you can make custom solution for them like custom ideas custom solutions we can we can provide the different solutions for different customers and they view be you can you can do everything for them yes right you can just do everything for them and what the price for a smartwatch like this it can start like around 120 130 140 dollars right yeah minimum price and then it can go up depend on the design depend on what the different customers want to do maybe they want to add some gold and add a whole bunch of crazy things