Hey Charbox, welcome to one of our meeting rooms. I hope you had a great company tour and you saw our engineers, you see how they work, you saw a little bit behind the scenes, and how we create our hardware and software. But now we like to talk a little bit about something very important to us, our customer and what you actually can do with our products. So here I have just a small selection of customer products. So they use our module and our software and integrate that. And that's really, that's the exciting thing from here. So here very typical IoT gateways, you can mount. We have a lot of medical devices. This is an ultrasound, mobile ultrasound device, other kind of gateways. Or here where we are very strong, this is a HMI for tractors. So you see all the very ruggedized automotive connectors used in agriculture on that. And then you have it in the tractor in very harsh environment. And this is really something our customer want to build, right? That's where they're excited about the software, the HMI about how the device looks, make it exactly custom fit for whatever use case they have. And but there is much, much more to that. And I can explain you that a little bit here. So what our customers are really interested is about their end application, about the app. And it's very typical that many of these devices have one app. It's a UI or sometimes you actually don't even see anything or it's a remote UI. But that's what the end customer sees. That's the corporate ID, all the features, what the device can, you can see that. Also on the hardware, it's exactly the same. So you have hardware, as we saw, they all look different, different shapes. I mean, even in cars and so on. But all the app and the hardware, you need much more. And a lot of things you need behind is a lot of work, but it's not very exciting. It doesn't differentiate you. That's on the hardware side. We had the modules where they encapsulate the complexity of the hardware design and you can do a custom carrier board for your need. But today we talked a little bit about the software. So if you develop a app, that's what you see. That's what you're excited about. That's where you want to spend your time. That's where you see how in your company you want to talk about. But to build that, you need much more. You need a whole stack of stuff. So let's say you have a UI app. You probably need a framework. Let's say like Qt, that's a UI framework. Maybe you have a machine learning. So you have a machine learning framework you need to maintain. You have an OS, right? You want to have an OS. Typically in our cases, many times Linux, but we also support all of them. So you have an OS. In the OS, you need to support all the different interfaces with drivers and other file systems and so on in the OS. You have many, many components. And then additionally, there is bootloaders. You also need to load. And you need to create that. And you need to maintain that. And many of that stuff is depending on the hardware. So what we do, we maintain our hardware for more than 10 years. So typically 10 to 15 years. And sometimes you have to change something on the hardware, especially, for example, in the current situation with very tight supply chain issue, you may have to replace the component. And sometimes it has impact on your software and you have to go to change it. But you're interested in the app. So if there is a driver change, let's say, the ethernet driver needs a small adjustment, you don't want to do that. But you have to. And Toradex really takes care of all of that. Toradex takes care of that. And you can really focus on your application. And what we also allow you, we actually allow you to deploy that. So if you deploy it in the field, we allow you to update the driver in the field. Or maybe there is a known security vulnerability in the OS. And today, you have to be secure. Most of our customers, they have connected devices. You can see most of them have interfaces. They have Wi-Fi. So your connector, you want to be safe. And you have to deliver that. And there's so much going on. Qt has a new version. You want to update. They may have security issues. You need to deliver that. And there's so much more work. But it's not sexy because customers only see that. And also this part here can be quite similar if you're in a car, in a tractor, an industrial robot, a medical device. And that's really what Toradex delivers. Apart from the hardware, where I think Toradex is already very known for, our module will have a similar system where a customer can focus on their customization. And we take care of the base computing. So today, we can look a little bit more in detail what we do here, what we deliver here, and how we enable our customer to do a faster development. And they can focus on that. And we take care of that boring stuff. How deep can it get in the app? How much hardware acceleration can they do, they can do whatever they want? Exactly. So here, you want to have, you have down here, you have the hardware, right? And you want to have full access. If you have a GPU here, a GPU, or nowadays, even on our newest products, you have an NPU, which means neural network processing unit. So you can accelerate machine learning thing. And what we give you here, access to this framework, they have a defined interface. For example, you can use TensorFlow is a very common one. And you want to make sure it takes advantages of all these things, right? They're not just running on the CPU, which is not the ideal unit to run. And we work with the whole stack. We optimize the whole stack for you. So you take advantage of the right thing. So here, you don't need to vary too much because we take care of that. And we even make sure it's just different module. It uses the right component to do that. So now, a little bit more about the overall solution, right? So really, the big picture. So we deliver all of that under the brand, Horizon. And so we deliver the stack, but we also deliver you the older tooling around. And here, you can see that. So when you develop a product, right, you're focusing on your app. But you need all these components. Toradex has a lot of components here, like Qt. I was talking Qodesys, the OS itself. We provide that as easy to use components. And then you can integrate that. We integrate with Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code. So that's development programs to help you develop your app. So it's very easy to do that. So you can bundle that. And then we have cloud-based services, which allows you to actually deploy all the software, either the app, or the OS, or everything together to your devices. And then here, you have your custom devices. So we provide you a secure and very reliable way, because we are in medical devices, industrial robots, and so on, so it's extremely reliable. And then we also allow you to get data back. So if you have error, if the thing overheats, you can see how it works. So we have actually a way back with remote access, fleet monitoring. We allow you more automation coming back. You can look at that. You can analyze that. And then from that, you can actually improve your program. So if you see, oh, you know, that performance is not something or a thing, it gets too warm, or whatever, you can improve, deploy it, monitor how it works, see how the customer works it, improve it, and that's really a new way. So that's a really agile way to develop your product. And it's very, very different than many of our customer worked so far. So a couple of years ago, what you did is, you know, use hardware from Toradex, use software from Toradex, we had at that time, you put it together, you tested it extremely well, you shipped it, and just hoped it worked. And normally it worked, right? And you didn't want to change anything because anything you changed, you didn't know if it still worked, or you had to put a lot of effort to test again. And nowadays, you can make small adjustments. We also have something like containerization, which puts stuff really like, isolates them a little bit from other ones, so you have lower risk when you deploy something. We give you the feedback, and we also give you a way to deploy it very fast. A long time ago, you had to, oh, I mean, it's still very common today that you have to go out with a USB stick, but if you have 5,000 devices, that's a lot of work to go around and update, you probably want to do that maybe once a year, if even maybe you have a service tech, but with us, you can deploy every quarter, every month, every week, every day, if you want. If you have the thing in place to test that, you can also say, hey, I want to deploy every two weeks, but to my reference customer who is still in development, is low risk, I can do their testing, get the feedback back to see how it works there, and then if I'm confident maybe at the end of the month or end of the quarter, I can bring it out tomorrow. So it's a really new way to develop, to faster develop, so faster time to market, to fix stuff in the field, so you also can go out, you don't need to implement everything, you can deploy and then add features customer want, or maybe you think, oh, this 10 feature, this great that our customer want, and you deploy maybe an MEP version of it, and then you're on the set, hey, they only want to have three, they love these three, right, you should invest much more, and instead of spending the time on the other seven, they may never use or almost never use, so you can get the better product, the customer like more faster, in a very reliable and secure way. You can bring products that have a long life, with updates and with security, right? Exactly, I mean that's an other extreme challenging thing for our customer, you deploy today, you're now connected, and now after two years, there is a really major security issue somewhere in the stack, and if it's in your app, that's still already quite common that people can update that, but if it's anywhere lower in the stack, it's very hard to update the bootloader or OS or a driver, but we can provide that, basically click away, and we can look at that later a little bit, you can deploy it and it goes down, so it really makes the maintenance much easier. We provide you the hardware for 10 to 15 years, but it's normally doesn't mean you can use exactly the software, you launched 15 years ago and you have to go with the time. Are you kind of enabling IoT 2.0, like the next, the new kind of product now, because now people can expect to get security updates at least, and maybe easier get new features. Yeah, I think what we do, we bring the IoT, right, the boss at the beginning, which was very popular for maker and consumer product, and you know, like a light home automation, we bring that really to product, like medical devices, industrial devices, right?  That thing goes down or doesn't work, or you know, it gives you wrong data, that can lead to huge damages, and we really bring the IoT in a secure way, I think for more like this series or you know, high value and critical application. So there is a back-end bandwidth coming from the cloud to bring the new firmware on the device, even on the smaller IoT devices.   So our products are from below one watt to about 15 watts. And of course, there's also IoT to go to micro watts and stuff like that, but that's not our one. But what we see a lot is like this kind of gateways, which then have additional devices connected to it, which are much lower power. And our OTA system is set up to also provide a way to provide updates to that. But that's not our focus at the moment, but we are, you know, we choose an architecture, we can do that. Actually, our, the base technology behind the OTA comes from the automotive, it's called Optane, it's extremely secure and reliable. So if you have automotive millions of cars, they're very critically gonna make sure you don't get a recall. So that's there. And also, many of the car electronics are very critical, right, you don't wanna break, you know, your HMI or anything like that because you can lead to accidents. So we come from there, it's very secure, it's much more secure than typically used devices so far, so it's kind of a modern way. It's a little bit more complex to implement, but we take that on. And so for our custom, it looks pretty simple on the surface, but you have advanced feature, like you can keep your keys totally offline. So you don't need to trust Toradex too much, you can get your keys out and store it offline in a secure place. And there are many, many more additional security feature and also reliability feature. So it's not just secure, it's also reliable. So if something goes wrong, you roll back, you can always roll back.  And it's pretty easy to do that. You don't need to do complex architecture, we basically get you that. When you have, for example, the tractor system here, it has a cellular backlink to keep things updated, but they also get the new firmware and that kind of way. Yeah, so for tractor or snow plowing or construction machine, we see two ways. Yeah, one is a cellular link or sometimes they have a Wi-Fi and when they go home in the evening, they park their cars, they park their snow plows, and then they have a Wi-Fi link and they get the data like that. So that's the two most common I'm aware of. And there's zero chance of breaking when it updates, right? Yes, it's really, it's really, everything is done really to avoid that. And what we use, we use a file system called OS3. So the most critical is really the OS. So we use something called OS3, which is similar than Git.  So you can roll back. And this is really to exactly avoid breaking because breaking can get very, very expensive in some of these cases. So you've been talking about Horizon for a couple of years, a little more, or second? Yeah, it's- Keep improving the whole platform? Yes. So we started with Horizon and now we call that Horizon Core. And that was the OS here. So I can, maybe I can show you that here on other slide. So give me a second here. Product, so we have Horizon Core. That's what we started with. And this is really, this is basically the part which runs on the device. So that's the operating system. That's a containerization framework. So we use Docker. So you can containerize your application which also runs here on top and all the frameworks. We provide you out of the box OS. It's Linux, it's based with Yocto.  It's really designed to be used in this kind of application. It comes with all the drivers. It comes with security feature. We have a real-time option and of course the update client which is in here. And that's what we started with. And then we also had, I'll show it here, software integration. So if you use Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code, we have plugins. To, you can put it up. You can install that. You can write your code like you would do on a PC. It can just play or debug and it downloads it automatically to the device down. So we really, we do not just target embedded developers or embedded Linux developer. This system, you can hire here a guy who comes from a Windows world. Maybe he did .NET on Windows. He can work with Horizon. Or you have a Python guy or you can use web, you know, web UI stacks or you have machine learning guys. So you do not need to be a hardcore embedded Linux guy to work with our platform. So that's really tidy. Yeah, you can use web developer. Is something like Flutter or some kind of Android apps and stuff? Yeah, Android apps, not directly, but like Flutter. Like a cross platform. Sync works also, cute, very popular. You have another partner, Crank. And we have other partner on the UI, Stotal Cross. So we work with Sarah partner there on the UI. As you said, web UI's are popular. We see some Flutter and development, exactly. And there's just a lot of activity happening right here and you just take care of this. You don't need to worry. Exactly. The customer, they don't have any problem to spend time here, right?  And this year, that's what the customer sees. So the customer doesn't want to see any of that, right? So if you are on a device or maybe you saw some digital signage and you see the OS behind, normally something went terrible wrong. So you really, you only want to see that this is easy to justify and that's people excited about that. They really, really know you have to do that and you have to maintain it. And it's not just you do it once and you know it runs now, so you ship it. You have to maintain it over the years, over the security. You don't want to deal with it and that's really the value. And that's fair people. That's one of the reason people buy TORX. So your customers over there have been having feature requests over the couple years and maybe there's a roadmap of things they'd like you to do even more in here? Yes, yes. So one thing especially with TORX is you have direct sales. So we are directly contacted for our customer. We talk with them every day. You saw on the tour some FYE, our sales team and they come every day with ideas, we've seen customer needs, we've problems, right? It's like, hey, customer has to do that and that's really where we support that. And includes the whole stack. So we help you with that. We help you with the hardware, right? They have input on the hardware but we help you with the tooling like I showed but the tooling also includes even production manufacturing. So you see our tester but our customer they also when they build something like that they have to bring their own software here. They have to provisioning and they have to get the key and the certificates. We provide tooling to help that and we talk to the customer, know how they do it, look at their processes and that gives us input to improve that. So if you talk a little bit about roadmap here so one highly requested feature was offline update. Even when we talk about online a lot of people kind of in the transition phase so they say, yeah, I still wanna have a USB update and that's something we will release in the next weeks and the closing on our US update it's still highly secure. So it's still signed images. The still stuff is validated. If something goes wrong, it rolls back. If you ever get online it's gonna be integrated with the rest of the system. So you get a very premium USB or SD card update, right? You could do let's say the thing is really so remote that he doesn't have cellular. He can still have a USB stick, you know, connect it there and that works. And you really have all the latest security updates? Yeah, so we have production updates every quarter. We have development updates every month and we have daily things every night. So if you wanna, there's a new patch coming we integrated, you wanna test it very early. You can use the nightly, a C and then the monthly is very, you know, really, you know, we say it's ready for development and then on the quarterly, we do very highly tested that. If there is something super urgent, of course, we can, you know, we can be faster. But for a typical, what you see from our customer that quarterly cadence every three months, a well tested, you know, OS stack and then they can integrate their software that that is. And the customers can patch stuff in here that they feel like? So there's everything open source. So they can adjust that, patch it, you know, optimize it, whatever they want. But you can also just use it out of the box. Really, it's the idea is use it out of the box. You really have only to focus on that. But sometimes people, you know, they have knowledge on that. They did that maybe in the past. They wanna have some very optimization, maybe super fast boot or they really wanna squeeze out every, you know, megabytes on the flash or the RAM. So they can go in here, optimize that. They may also have additional hardware. They like to bring that too. So this is fully open source. So you can take it, help us contribute to us, modify it, optimize it, it's full open and we are welcome everybody who wants to contribute there.


I'm going to stop. Good morning friends. Good afternoon. Good morning. Good morning. You know it's honestly a lot of work. And it's a lot of I think it's not easy. I think it's a lot of work. I think it's a lot of work. I think it's a lot of work. I'm going to stop. Thank you very much for being here today. We will continue questions from the audience in just a minute. Thank you very much. How are you all doing? Michael. Good afternoon. Good afternoon. How are you? Thanks Michael for coming on. Thanks Michael. Good afternoon. Good afternoon. Good afternoon. How are you? Good afternoon. How are you? Thanks for coming on today. Thank you very much. Hello beautiful! Thanks for coming on. Great to be working this evening. It was so happy that the attention on the internet is on the top earth. It was so nice of this. If we remove it, then there will be nothing left in their language. Without abuse, their language is empty. Without abuse, their language is empty. Such empty words, empty intentions, only abuse does not work in the country. The youth of the 21st century, whose whole life is spent in the 21st century, those thinking of the 20th century, are not ready to stand with these leaders. Friends, in a safe country, we can talk about development. Today we are talking about safety, we are talking about the respect of the martyrs, we are talking about the nationality, then the sister and all the great people are growing up. Brothers and sisters, after the Pulwama Atanki attack, when our enemies attack the Atankis at home, the sister does not like it. She starts asking questions at the feet of our brave men. Can such people protect the country? Can such people protect the country? Friends, here in West Bengal, this time the sister crossed all the borders. The TMC's goons are trying to stop people from voting.  Brothers and sisters, this TMC's goons are trying to stop people from voting. They are attacking the Bajba's workers, they are not allowing the leaders of Bajba to protest. But in West Bengal's villages, the people are reaching the center. And they are saying with all their heart, the people's heart is making a sound. In the eyes of the people, there is only one dream. In the face of the people, there is only one thought. And that is, Exupe Jhaap Kamal Jhaap. Exupe Jhaap Kamal Jhaap. Exupe Jhaap Exupe Jhaap Budh Budh Se, TMC's father. Budh Budh Se, Budh Budh Se, the the the the the the the the the the the the the the You can never forgive the faith. And sister, you have done the faith. You have done the faith. Today's anger in West Bengal is due to your faith. And the value of this faith will keep this young man alive. Sister, your land is destroyed. And if you see sister, on the 23rd you will get the result. You will play Kamal on all sides. Then your fate will also leave you and run away. Even today, sister, your 40th fate is in my hands. Even today, sister, your 50th fate is in my hands. Because you have done the faith. Now listen to what sister is saying. Listen to what sister is saying. Now sister is saying that she has left her land. And sister has said that she now wants to feed me the mud and stones of West Bengal. What a fortune! Sister will feed me the mud and stones of West Bengal. Brother and sister, what is the meaning of the mud and stones of West Bengal? The mud on which Ram Krishna was born, the mud on which Swami Vivekananda was born, Chaitanya Mahaprabhu was born, Jagdishchandra Bose was born, Netaji Subhad Babu was born, Mahaprushan Mukherjee was born. Such such great men, ungrateful great men, ungrateful revolutionaries, whose face is on the mud of West Bengal. The mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which West Bengal. Brother and sister, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, the mud on which Mahaprabhu's feet, In today's Rasgulla, there will be stones here as well. I am grateful for this as well, because you will send so many Rasgullas and the 500 stones that will come in them, the stones that your goons take to break the heads of the innocent people here, the stones that you will send to me, the 50,000 people of this Bengal will also be saved from the heads of the innocent people. Send me the stones for sure. And send me as many stones as you can, so that at least the stones of the people of this Bengal will break the heads of the innocent people. Friends, these Mahapurushas have created the centre of the social and political sphere of the West Bengal. Now with the blessings of them, your Modi will bring back the old pride of Bengal. Friends, in the politics of India, seeing so much pride and so much sacrifice and sacrifice, even I feel like saying it out loud today. Yes, say it out loud. Sister, what will happen to you? Friends, I want to tell you something serious. And I want to tell you in front of the people of the whole country. Friends, in the politics of India, up to today, there have been four types of pride or say it out loud. Four types of political culture has been seen. The first is the name of the country. The second is the name of the country. The third is the name of the country. And the fourth is the name of the country. The name of the country means that only the name of the country whether it is in politics or not, should be considered as the king or the king and be proud of it. This is the name of the country. In today's country, I don't need to tell anyone the name of the people of the country. The second is the name of the country. That is to say, those who have gone to Nakhari, the foreign thought should try to spit on India. They should insult India. And the activities that the people of Bengal have done is the name of the country. The name of the country is the name of the country. Brothers and sisters, the third is the name of the country. The name of the country means that the people of Bengal should be proud of their power. And the people should try to make their own slaves. And today, in Bengal, the first was the name of the country. Later, the name of the country was the name of the country. After that, the name of the country was the name of the country. Today, in the jungle of Dam and Damanpanthi, Bengal is trapped. To save it, the fourth is the fourth is the political culture. The name of the country is Vikaspanthi. This means Vikaspanthi. Vikas, the development of the country, the development of the people, the development according to the people's dreams and the development of the country. There is one party, the party of the people of India. For which the country is bigger than the heart. For which the development of the country, the development of the people of the country is on the top. Friends, today, in Bengal, the people of Satta, the people of Trinamul, their thoughts are completely Dam and Damanpanthi. If we talk about Dam, then if we want to make someone's home, then we need permission from the people of TMC. If we want to sell the land, then we have to make someone's home. If we want to make someone's office, then we need the permission of the signicate. Admission from permission. Dam and Dam, Dam and Dam, Dam and Dam. In such a situation, let's leave the new situation, which is a lie, and the peace of the other factories here, they have also started fighting. Friends, the situation of Daman here is that the people of Virodi, are fighting on the pad. Sister wants the police administration to work as a private security and a private political agency. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. People work hard. The people of Ram Naumi always leave in fear. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. This is sister Daman Chakrai, who has to think a hundred times before celebrating the Kali Pooja. Thank you very much.


What's going on guys? Welcome back to another video. So as you guys can probably hear by her voice, she is still fighting this nasty cough which is basically the reason why the title is the way that the title is. Basically Janice in New Jersey when we went to go travel and you know visit everyone in my family, when we went for you know different events and stuff like that.  So I ended up getting bronchitis and it got so bad to the point where I actually had to go to the hospital and they gave me an asthma pump and yeah. So that's where we're at right now unfortunately we had to cancel the trip to Costa Rica that I had planned for Isaiah's birthday and my heart is like completely broken because I've had this plan for such a long time and like this was something I was actually looking forward to doing and it's sad because we're not going anymore but Isaiah wanted me to feel better so I don't know. When did you surprise me with the trip to Costa Rica? I think it was maybe like two, three months ago. I could be wrong, maybe longer. It's been a long time. Yeah I don't know but she surprised me with the trip to Costa Rica a couple months ago and it was for my birthday but she ended up getting sick obviously like a couple days before my birthday.  It was like really bad guys. Like she said we had to go to the hospital and all that she was having a cough attack. She couldn't breathe it was honestly just really really bad. It got me nervous and I'm not the type to like panic in situations. I feel like I'm really good at keeping my cool in bad situations but I wasn't freaking out or anything like that but it was like alright I think I gotta take it to the hospital because like she's wheezing and it was just all bad at the hotel. On our way back home we drove and like sitting puts a lot of pressure on my lungs. So like I was constantly coughing and I like couldn't breathe the whole drive home and it was like 18 hours. It was crazy but we did it in one shot. I'm so happy to be back home like I just want to rest up. I haven't been talking. It's my first time talking. I'm like probably a couple days. Yeah you want me to continue the rest so you can catch your brother over here like dying out. So yeah guys it was bad because on the trip down here we had to stop in like South Carolina or like Georgia something like that because she was having another cough attack and she couldn't breathe.  It was honestly very very crazy kind of scary not going to lie but I think we got it under control now but the overall bad news is the trip to Costa Rica is canceled but it's not a vacation if we go there and she's like this you know what I mean that's not a vacation. You don't go on vacation to cough and wheeze and not breathe.  So is there anything else you want to say. Hopefully we can go to Costa Rica soon I still want to go pray for me. Yeah that's literally all I have to say I have a doctor's appointment today hopefully they give me some steroids for my lungs and if you guys are wondering like I make sure that I was not contagious my bronchitis is not contagious it's really just my lungs. And in fact anybody out there none of our friends or anything I make sure that definitely checked if I had COVID prior and all that I don't have COVID. So yeah it's just like if she was that I have to kind of deal with my lungs and I'm just ready to feel better. Guys it was it was such a trip honestly like it was only 10 days but it felt like it was like a month. Like I feel like the past like week or so week and a half was just so bad man like she got sick the days were short over there the weather was terrible like it makes me so grateful to be in Florida it makes me miss my home so much more and I'm so happy to be back how about you definitely am hopefully we can have some videos out soon this is like the longest we've ever gone without this one time I feel like it starts talking about she starts like wheezing out and all that you all right you want water that's another thing guys I got some coconut water it's like hydrating and all that and she likes it a lot so I'm trying to keep her hydrated as possible as overall it was a it was just bad over there and we're so happy to be back and couldn't be more grateful for it but as far as the video content yeah we haven't posted a video on like six days I think that's the longest we ever went without posting on our channel but we are back just know that we're gonna be taking it a little slow so if you don't see a video like you know two days or three days we're trying to get her good again before we can start you know pulling out the bangers again and I think that's really it is there anything else you want to say you got a cough so all right guys I think we're gonna end up the video right here we want to give you an update as to where we've been and yeah guys so pray for Janice hashtag down below get better and that's it right leave a thumbs up as well so she gets better you know the more likes the more her immune system goes up that's what I've been told so what I mean is that guys we'll see you in the next video love you all


A Float with Henry Morgan A float with Henry Morgan is written for radio by Warren Barry and a George Edwards production A Spanish ship captures the English merchantman, the Elizabeth Ann, upon which is sailing Antoinette Delacy, a French kinswoman of the English governor of Jamaica, Sir Thomas Motford. The governor of Spanish Cuba, Don Pietro Pizzaro, to whom Antoinette is taken, discovers that Sir Thomas Motford has never seen her. And so his daughter Delores Pizzaro begs to be allowed to go to Jamaica, escalating as Antoinette Delacy, to enable her to trap the English buccaneer Henry Morgan, and to recover a fabulous necklace which Morgan has taken. In Port Royal, Morgan befriends a young man named Jeffrey Hunter, and offers him a birth upon his ship, the Flying Gull. Unexpectedly receiving an order to sail, Morgan sends Hunter to the Dolphin Tavern to round up the crew. Hunter has trouble with a seamen called Deats, and is forced to knock him out. Kitty, the serving wench, is attracted to Hunter, but he spurns her and takes Deats back to the Flying Gull. All of your crew who could stand on their feet should be aboard, but not Captain Morgan. And there's one who cannot that you're carrying, is it? He'll be all right.  You come too. So it's Deats, is it? You warn me, Captain Henry, I might have trouble with Deats. Aye, Hunter, what happened? He seemed reluctant to obey your order and return to the ship.  Did he now? I thought somehow he would. Just hold a minute now, Captain. Why did you send me to round up the crew? None of them know me. No one was to know that I had your authority. Are you blind, lad? I wanted to see if you're the sort of man who could command the respect of other men. I admit I was interested to learn whether Deats had bring back your corpse or if you'd bring back Deats. I knew you both would not walk back aboard the ship of your own free will. So it was a test of courage, eh? It was to test you, man. Yes, you'll do, Hunter. You'll be my man from now on. Well, thank you, Captain Henry, but I know not of sailing. Well, then, what do you know? No questions to be asked. Remember, Captain Morgan? Well, learn in time, if you want to tell me. As for seamanship, you learn that, too. You're not frightened of Deats, are you? If I was, do you think I'd still be sailing under you, Captain Morgan?  He would have hated you in any case because you knocked him out, but he'll loathe you for being placed above him in authority. He goes back before the mast where he belongs. You're placing great reliance in me, aren't you, Captain? Sailing the seas as I've been all my life, you know where you can place your trust. I suppose there were plenty to witness you knocking down the arts tonight. Quite a few. Amongst them was Kitty. What do you know of her, Captain?  When we sail into Port Royal, keep away from Kitty and the Dolphin Tavern. The rest of your crew don't follow their advice. Why should I?  That you come from a good home. You've never met a girl like Kitty before, and Kitty being Kitty would soon know that. Well, I don't understand you, Captain. Look, you man, there's not a sailor who's gone into the Dolphin Tavern and has not fallen under the charms of Kitty, the Buccaneers' bell. That's all she is, the Buccaneers' bell. I care not for the men who have fallen for her charms. I want to know the girl herself. She's all violent passion, hate, and love. Indirectly, she's been the cause of a dozen men's deaths. She has the beauty of fire that blinds men's reason. If she loves, she loves for the moment. When she hates, she hates for all time. Her name's known throughout the Caribbean Sea. Men fear her and get long for her.  You still really haven't told me very much about her. Where's she from? What is she doing in Jamaica? Well, she comes from Ireland. I understand she was sent out here from England on some charge. Now we've talked long enough. Full tides in half an hour. We must be under sail by then. Now take away this carrion and come back to me. Up on deck, the watch peers up through the vines of rigging past the tall slender masts and yard arms over which swarmed a minute of figures, struggling to set and position acres of white canvas. Up into the sky, he gazes, which is already lightening with a chilled gray which precedes dawn. The stars have lost their luster, becoming misty and pale. Gently, he snips the air. Experience, born at sea, tells him that a change is coming. The keen eyes discern in the lightening sky clouds scouting across the dimming stars like frightened fours. Surely it's going to blow and blow cold. Gently, the wind blows with the coldness of dawn. Small waves whip up into foam on their crests and faintly, the rigging whistles while men draw their coats tighter around them and think of their woollen sweaters lying in their lockers. Yellow, streaked with wind clouds, becomes the sky in the east. And slowly, the islands of Jamaica and Cuba merge from the darkness to take their daylight shape. And on the foreshore of the Cuban coast, secluded and quiet and not far from Havana, a small party stands on the shingle of the beach. Their clothes wrap tightly around them in a futile effort to keep out the biting wind. The sea, gray, cold, and white kept throws itself on the beach. Daylight spills over from the east, revealing a sloop standing offshore, swaying like a drunken man in the troughs of the ocean. A long boat pulled up on the beach, shudders under the impact and slabs back the waters that swirl around it. The rocks on the shore are wet, cold, grim, and cruel. And the faces of those on the beach seem white and expressionless in this light, which is Tweek's night and day. Who's getting light, Father? She. Are you sure, Delores? There is nothing we have overlooked. Once you leave the shelter of Cuba, you're at on your own. If the girl Antoinette told the truth, there is nothing else for me to learn. Wherein cannot land fair, I will arrive. My story must be accepted that I am Antoinette Delessie, that I am the sole survivor of the Elizabethan. Sir Thomas Mottford will take me in, give me shelter. I will meet Morgan. I will know what has happened to my estate necklace. I will learn Morgan's plan. How will I know if you are in trouble and want aid?  Cortez will be coming every so often to a quiet spot on the Jamaican shore. He will bring you back reported to how I am faring. And should I be discovered, you have the real Antoinette Delessie safe in Cuba. And Sir Thomas Mottford will willingly exchange me for her. Look, Father, Cortez is waiting with other members of the crew in the long boat for me. It is growing light. I should be on my way. Say goodbye to me here. I will see you when I return. I will not belong. Goodbye, Father. Goodbye, Delores. Take good care of yourself. I will remember that you are doing this for the sake of Spain. Goodbye. The early morning air loudly carries the grating of the boat as it is pushed over the gravel and then slap, slap it away. Delores looks at the receding shore as the bond between her and safety stretches to breaking point. This is goodbye. From now on, it is Antoinette Delessie. Antoinette Delessie. On shore, Pizarro sees a small boat reach the ship, watches the ship weigh anchor, and then strains his eyes until it disappears to merge into the nothing which daylight has made in the horizon. The bond between Delores and safety has snapped. The sun climbs up from his bed. Disperses the cold and glares fitfully through the flying clouds. The curve of the ocean hides two ships, which pass far apart. The day drags on, and the flying gull tax and re-tax looking for a ship which has already been lost. No, I'm afraid it's no good looking any longer for the hunter. We're almost back to Port Royal and not a sign of the Elizabethan we've seen. What's the explanation, Captain? Well, only one of two things could have happened to her. She's been delayed by adverse weather, or else the Spanish got her. And if the Spanish ever haven't helped Antoinette Delessie, the governor's kind of woman, set the course for Port Royal. Aye, Captain. So your first official assignment has by admirable ends in failure, Captain Morgan. Aye, Hunter. So it would seem if the Spanish have got her, there's no need for us to continue our search any longer. And if the Spanish have got the Elizabethan, what will happen to those who bought her? Well, the Spanish positions have slave markets just the same as Jamaica has. See fairings rather grim and heartless, isn't it? Well, by the way, Captain, yes, there's been sending messages all day. He wants to see you. Ah, I'll see that treacherous scum when it suits me. Let him stew a while in his own guilty conscience. All folks, sign it just now, will there? What's that? Where? See? There, over there. Ah, it's gone. Lost in the truck of the wave. Yes, look, there it is again. Yes. Turn about, Helmsman. We'll pick them up. All right. Slowly the flying gull obeys the hand of the helmsman. The sails flap, then adjust themselves to the new direction. And the distance between her and the small craft gradually lessens. Men crowd the rail calling, and above them has heard the voice of Morgan. Hunter, stand by to pick up any arguments. It only appears to one person in the boat. Well, I believe it's a woman.  Vice and David, you're right. Stand by to throw a rope. Gracefully and with dignity, the flying gull draws alongside the cockle shell. A rope is thrown and caught. A rope ladder let down over the side. And down it climbs Hunter. Thank heavens, Mr. I am so pleased to see you. I have had a frightful time. Here, let me carry you. I'll have you aboard in no time. Swiftly picking her up, Hunter climbs back up the ladder amidst the cheers and cheers of the crew. Morgan is on deck to give her welcome. Madam, I give you welcome to the flying gull. Monsieur, you are English. I am safe. Take me at once to Port Royale. My kinsman, Sir Thomas Mottford, will give you welcome. You're kinsman? Yes. My name is Antoinette Delessie. Morgan looks at Delores with surprise, and a murmur runs through the crew. But from the back of the crowd of men, two angry black eyes watch the rescue and now look with interest on this dark, beautiful woman. But Diatz, the renegade Spaniard, although crazy for kitty, still can look with interest on beautiful women.  Who is she? Antoinette Delessie, the governor's kinswoman. Antoinette Delessie. Then I have seen Antoinette Delessie's on the place before. I don't forget beautiful women. Is Delores' plan already doomed? Has Diatz remembered her true identity? You want more of this in the next episode of A Flute with Henry Morgan.


This paper examines the effects of climate change and natural disasters on the spread of zoonotic diseases among displaced populations in rural Sin province, Pakistan. The authors argue that displacement can be seen as a process that influences the risk of zoonotic diseases, which is rooted in existing structural and chronic inequalities. Livestock support should be integrated into humanitarian policies and responses to help displaced populations cope with their changing environments and reduce their vulnerabilities to zoonotic diseases. This article was authored by Dorian H. Bram, Rafiq Chandio, Freya L. Jeffcott, and others.