Welcome back folks we got the S&P is negative by ten points right now get a chart of target up there so you see the initial move on target down to two forty two we're down about seven dollars right now on target you had the expected move at about eleven dollars in either direction priced into options so slightly under that move we jump over to lows lows trading higher pulling back a little bit from the lofty highs of one ninety two you're back to one eighty nine jumping over to those numbers. Climbing up to the number earnings beats estimates as home professionals help drive growth is the headline there retailers same store sales drop one point six percent in the quarter but I believe the market was looking for about a decline of two point two percent we'll get down to it yes they were they were looking for a decline of two point two percent so same store sales dropping by just one point six percent some lofty comps that they're dealing with of course here earnings beat four twenty five versus four or one revenue beats by about seven hundred million it's a decimal point when you put it in billions but twenty seven point five seven billion market was looking for twenty six point eight five billion that profit rising to over three billion which correlates to the four twenty five a share net sales climbing to twenty seven point five seven the number they had last year was twenty seven point three they beat on the expectation as well now as we mentioned same store sales dropping by just one point six percent same store sales fell to push two percent but grew by thirty two percent when looking over a two year period. Did you get that one so low same store sales I'm repeating again because two year comps are just bananas because the growth some of these companies have had and that is a scientific term bananas. No it's just remarkable when you look at a two year basis sometimes some of the growth you just don't realize it when you put those numbers in together quarter by quarter by quarter over the last year and a half during COVID. Low same store sales dropped by one point six percent in the quarter same store sales fell two point two percent and maybe that's talking about the year yeah but grew thirty two percent over a two year period. I mean you're talking about lows two years ago folks lows was doing big business all right I don't have the numbers in front of me but they were doing big business and guess what they're doing thirty two percent bigger business larger business than they were two years ago during the same period a year ago. Those put up big numbers including thirty five point one percent growth of same store sales and nearly a sixty nine percent surge in quarterly profits as the retailers really benefited from maybe it was just the ordering online stimulus was in there as well. And they talk about more business from do it yourself customers but it's trying to attract some of the home professionals with the new loyalty program twenty twenty five percent of the total sales have come from contractors electricians plumbers and others versus about forty five percent. At home depot so there's a little breakdown there for you. Let's see so low CEO Marvin Ellison said the company's home professionals business grew by twenty one percent the second quarter home decor sales ten percent. Revenue expected about ninety two billion for the year thirty percent same store sales growth on a two year basis as we talk about they got a nine billion dollar repurchase plan in that so low is trading high rightfully so strong numbers across the board there we take a look at lows on a three year weekly for some context. Excuse me folks. You were down at sixty bucks at the lows of covid the lows for low man that was a buying opportunity in a big way you trade from one twenty down to sixty bucks the world figures out that we're all going to spend money to redo our homes. Lowes takes off to about one eighty we come into twenty twenty one at about one fifty seven. Now just the recent run that lows had since the March lows to two fifteen the high in May. You're right back to a fifty percent retracement coming into these numbers they're going to open at about one ninety on lows as they are trading higher this morning. And the other one we have out this morning is TJ Max they have some strong numbers as well we're trading up about a buck fifty now interesting not as much volatility priced into TJ Max you jump back to target shares right target. Now it's nice is the market has not opened yet so options are have not reprised yet so basically all prices having to do with options are still set on the thinkors from platform that's going to correlate to an eleven dollar move for target as we talked about now lows. You were looking for about a six dollar and sixty eight cent move that would push you to about one ninety on the upside and as you see. Excuse me though that would push you to one eighty nine. Excuse me that's basically right we're trading at just about one eighty nine coming into the expected move to the upside on lows and then as I said TJ Max now they're up. Now the interesting thing here is TJ Max a lot less volatility right two dollars and thirty one cents you're talking about the move on TJ Max and we are up about a buck fifty on their numbers this morning as well. All right jumping around to what else we got going on T-Mobile we talked about this story I believe maybe yesterday or Monday talking about potential breach of maybe as much as one hundred and five million customers looks like it's about seven point eight million the hacker stole. Post paid customers personal data the company was made aware of the attack last week said the statement data from about eight hundred and fifty thousand prepaid customers within forty million records of former and prospective customers also stolen. These companies got to get in control folks because it's never going to stop and all our information just basically is going to be out there before we know it kind of already is. T-Mobile down a little bit this morning markets down as well though so no real dramatic moves on that stock. This one's an interesting one they were talking about in the den yesterday Palantir. So few gold bulls out there and we got plenty of gold bulls out there. It's a good sign when you got public companies stolen fifty million dollars in gold as opposed to maybe putting it into some money market or cash accounts keeping cash on the books. No they're going to keep gold on the books. And as they mentioned also possible that they'd invest in cryptos the data analytics software maker has a growing cash pile thanks to stock sales and now it's investing in growth as well as early stage cuts. It's going to keep the customers just something to keep your eye on folks because we've seen what Elon has done for Bitcoin and the likes doing a billion plus dollars of Tesla money over there. Not sure that's going to happen the same with gold but you could see Palantir getting into the cryptos as well. And if you just start seeing some of these public companies folks going after gold just as a little bit of hedge of economic uncertainty out there that could put a lift in gold. And right now jumping to gold. We got gold in 1789. You take a look at gold. Put it on a three year weekly basis. We're stuck on this downtrend channel. You know not exactly parallel lines here. Not sure that lines up super cleanly. We just traded right back down to the lows we had in March. You're talking about within almost a dollar literally almost a dollar that Sunday night plunge last Sunday. We make it down to that exact retest. We've bounced since then. And you really want to see gold get above whether it's the high we had in July. The high we had back in May above 1900. We're looking at all time highs recently of 2089. Is that an all time high. Yeah that is all time high. We got above those highs that we had back in 2011 before giving it up. But we'll see gold looking for a little bit of a bid here. We'll see as it plays out. But that is some good news for gold bugs when you got public companies spending their cash. Public companies got a lot of cash and even as a hedge it would make sense. And I have some gold folks. My dad's got the gold report. I know I'm biased. But it would make sense as a hedge to not be just keeping all your money in this environment in particular folks when we have inflation very possible. OK doesn't mean it's going to happen but it can't hurt to have a little bit of your cash maybe in there just as a hedge. We have eight nine million jobs we got to make up. We have markets basically sitting at all time highs not so much anymore after yesterday's crush. But something to consider and it wouldn't be gold a lot easier stomach maybe then crypto in terms of a public company putting that on the books doesn't mean you can't pull back. But for what it's worth. Let's jump to this one real quick because this one's an interesting one talking about hedging smart money had the jump on another mid month plunge in the S&P 500. So what it talks about here is traders loading up on protection. It talks about the VIX. It talks about the volatility priced into the VIX. Excuse me and it talks about here. Option traders have kept their guard up in August a month before as they say that they may start paring some of the stimulus with the Federal Reserve. Heading into this week. Anx was particularly acute derivatives tied to the VIX. OK. You had in the futures market a six month contracts on the VIX traded at 7.7 points above the cash index a premium that hadn't a premium that before this year hadn't been seen since 2016. We're going to talk about this a little bit when we get back. Stay tuned folks. We'll be right back. 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This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. Welcome back folks with the S&Ps. Negative by 12 on the open right now. Dow off about 119 points. We got the Nasdaq. Negative by about 25. Let's jump around to some of the stocks with their numbers. See how they're open in this morning. We got target shares down about 2.3% on their numbers. We talked about lows. Low shares trading up by 3.9%. We referenced TJ Maxx as well. Not quite the same story on the open. Always interesting to see how they trade on the open. TJ Maxx diving lower from 7050 to 6870. That one going to correlate. Kind of waiting for some ticks and some prints on that stuck at 6870 on the open right now. Okay. Jumping back to that article. A couple interesting points. Talking about basically volatility and people buying insurance in the S&P. So you have the VIX spike to 1960, which references was a high of recent high made. And what this gets into as well. Let me let me pull these numbers because it's it's some lofty levels here. So heading into this week. So as we talked about the angst was particularly acute and derivatives tied to the VIX. The VVIX on Friday reached the highest level relative to the VIX. Okay. That's the measurement plied volatility in the VIX since before the COVID-19 pandemic in the futures market. As I said coming into the break, you had the VIX trading at 7.7 points above the cash index. A premium that before this year hadn't been seen since 2016. Keeping all this in mind. We had a little bit of a sell off yesterday as it goes. Now what I find really amusing at the end of this article on Bloomberg here is that you have Michael Purvis. Some advisor out there. The name sounds familiar, but I'm not familiar. Heightened interest for hedging is a sign that sentiment has yet to turn overly exuberant and there are still skeptics that can be converted into buyers. Now I get the argument right saying that we're only at a top when nobody when everybody thinks the market's going up, you know, when everybody's in everybody's talking about it. We've all heard the stories right. Everybody's talking about what you do and everybody's in the market. Everybody's fully invested while we're obviously not there yet if people are buying insurance because they're spending capital that might be used for the market on insurance. It's also just a reflection that there's fear priced into this market maybe rightfully so that we could see a pullback at a time when we have potential inflation. The next story I'm going to jump to folks is talking about food inflation worldwide and it's going to blow your mind. So keep in mind as we go through these. All right. We have inflation. We have eight to nine million jobs we've got to make up in a big way and we have markets sitting at all time highs. Those things don't quite square themselves. They don't. Keep that in mind when somebody tells you that anybody pointing to market participants buying insurance before sell-offs is indicative that we are not at a peak. Doesn't have to be that way folks. OK. Now the food article this one out by Bloomberg a Bloomberg Business Week article great piece out here don't have time to go through it all but I'm just going to cherry pick a couple of facts in here. It really breaks down worldwide. I mean in the U.S. we are the wealthiest nation out there folks very fortunate to be in the United States of America. When you look at some of the families across the world the type of cost that are rising. OK. On that basis it's pretty staggering. Now just tying in the first one changes in global food prices. OK. Oils one of the biggest ones you're talking about almost 50 percent sugars. How about 25 percent cereals on the same way 25 percent dairy a solid 12.2 percent and meat across the board 6.5 percent in a big way. That's going to hit everybody folks. Now you get down to some of the numbers when they're talking about specific countries in here. Let me see if I can get where we were. Excuse me for scrolling here. Come on. Here we go. Yes here we go. This is what I want to get to. So Brazil. OK. Huge player one of the world's largest producers of agricultural commodities and ships crowd to its ports and load grains. Excuse me. And ships crowd its ports ships crowd its ports. OK. I'll get there. You have ships that are shipping all of these products. They crowd the ports to load grains oil seeds coffee and meat much of cargo is bound for China. They talk about here. But how about this one folks. Meanwhile food in Brazil is getting more expensive beef beef prices in July up 43 percent from a year earlier chicken prices up more than 20 percent per capita domestic consumption of beef has fallen to its lowest level since 1996. Now this isn't quite involved in our inflationary discussion when you look at the Fed. All right. We're going to get some Fed minutes out today I think. And that's always in the discussion. We get Jackson Hole going on later this month late August. They're not looking at the prices that Brazilians are paying for beef folks. But this is factoring into what's going on in America to some degree as well. Now as I mentioned this article really gets into the numbers worldwide. They're talking about scant rainfall also sent prices of electricity soaring in that nation rising energy and food prices cost annual inflation to accelerate in almost nine percent in July complicating Brazil's effort over there for the central bank which is raised benchmark interest rates four times in 2021. They can't get a hold of it right now as those prices are really accelerating. Milk and dairy have also become dear. We used to go to the supermarket and buy a box of 12 bottles per milk 12 bottles of milk per a month. Now I'm having tea every day. We rarely buy milk. It's really hitting people across the board and they keep going into it in terms of worldwide where they are. Whether you're talking about Brazil. I think they get into Nigeria in here as well. Staggering prices worldwide and see how that plays out. And we're dealing with some of it in the U.S. for sure as well. All right. Let's jump around to other stories we got. I am going to check back just on some of these equities and see how we're trading because I'm always curious target shares holding on to the lows right there. Lows trading a bit higher. Let's jump on Home Depot and see other trading Home Depot up a little bit maybe with Target on their numbers. Excuse me with Lowe's on their numbers and Walmart shares pretty much unchanged so far this morning down with the market. Let's take a look at some of the fang stocks. Amazon down about a tenth of percent Microsoft shares down about a tenth of a percent as well. Apple said quite a week for itself putting up all time highs. Apple down about a quarter percent right now one forty nine eighty seven. OK. Jumping around what else we got going on. I found this one interesting. So you got Molson. OK. They have teamed up with the one and only Dwayne Johnson the rock. That's not the article I want there. Hold on one second. Where are we. Come on. Don't do this to me. All right. We're going to have to get back to it because I had it up there and I'll find it again. But it's talking about Zoa the energy drink from Molson teaming up with the rock. We'll jump to that back to that one. This was another article I had teed up here to talk about. Just interesting to try to wrap your head around some of these technologies to come at us. Now Waymo is the self driving unit of Google. They've been spun off basically. It came out of Google Labs. They've been doing this for about 10 years. They're supposed to be the industry leader. Now they have already been running a driverless autonomous vehicle program in Phoenix. And I'm getting into some of the numbers here in terms of what year they've been in there for. Because they've been running this thing for years now back to I think it was nineteen ninety seven. Come on. Yeah they separated from Google's research lab in 2016. In 2017 they launched self driving rides with the backup human driver in Phoenix. We're talking about four years ago now folks. This is going to be the point of this. All right. And I often joke with friends. Self driving cars technology in general is accelerating faster than any of us can really wrap our head around because of the way exponential growth works. But I never ever send somebody a text in Siri and auto correct almost takes the word you wrote correctly and changes it to another word that makes no sense in the context of that sentence. And I'll say to my friends we're supposed to have self driving cars. And they haven't even figured out simple speech patterns of automation within your phone yet. 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I'm doing pretty good we got some interesting things going on in the 4x market that's for sure this week. We sure do we got a little bit of selling in this market yesterday we've had a couple accelerations to higher prices towards the end of the sessions though. But I was jumping around to some of these commodity markets getting ready for your interview today man and yeah I saw some interesting action. Can we start it off with the Australian dollar US dollar man because this thing just continues. We've talked about it before and always interesting when I check it out man quite a move we had was that yesterday. I mean it's just a continuation really from where we were back in March but what are you looking at on this chart man. Oh I don't try and catch a falling knife with this one that's all I can say you know I mean. You have it the fact that that whole trade zone now. I mean we've been talking about the Australian dollar being a bear now for the past like couple months and how this is going to just keep on. Is this all to do Teddy pretty much with just how you know Australia is so locked down right now and how that's just going to weigh on that country. Is that basically and I know there's a lot going on right now in the world in the economy. But is that one of the driving forces just that simple over there right now. Well that's one of the definitely one of the biggest for sure variables but then there's also the fact that China is not importing any of their commodities.  So I mean when that when you couple that with the fact that you're locking down. So even though China even if China wanted to start buying stuff in the lockdown they're not going to even be able to ship it out produce. It's a huge problem. It's a mess you know. Yeah. So and then you have New Zealand which. Yeah. They've gone into lockdown. So now it's interesting you want to start with this zone. So my my whole thing of all the currencies and I've been saying this now you got everyone can look back on the past couple of Wednesdays for sure. Australian dollar is pretty much a bear versus all currencies right now. Just it is. You know. So and especially like with the dollar and like for instance like the pound Australian Australian dollar to that's accelerating to new highs today. As we speak you know. So that just tells you how much. Wow. Yeah. Right. I mean and now that's what now this is where like the margins are expensive in FX like there's a lot of opportunities with these cross rates with the Australian dollar. But like for instance like I have a pound Australian dollar position on the margins are much higher on that because the pound is a much higher margin contract to begin. OK. And when you throw this volatility people got to be careful. If they start looking at this out these trends and opportunities like pick your spots and get ready for a long trade because you don't want to put it be putting money up at risk like this on some sort of just like a day quick little little swing trade. You know that's very important. Yeah. You know. So but yeah a couple with the New Zealand dollar now being under pressure. I mean yesterday the dollar really had an accelerated rally that I think was coupled by the fact that you had currencies like the Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar that fell out of bed no matter what they were actually dragging the market. You know because you know we have the divergence because if you if you look at certain other markets they're not having that sign of strength. You know like for instance the euro is banging new lows. OK. The Australian dollar is banging new lows. Now the New Zealand dollar is kind of neutral but it's riding new lows right now. OK. But if you look at the Japanese yen that the U.S. dollar yen they're coming off a higher move low. So there's a member we've been talking about divergence. So we have a U.S. dollar yen bull going on that that's already in place. You know and that's a whole different dynamic with as far as why that's a bull there versus we're Australia. This is a fundamental thing right off the bat. Yeah. Anyone that's looking at technicals I'm sorry. Everything is oversold that market. So you can throw every indicator stochastic RSI and whatever you can act. Yeah. It's a free fall. Sure. It's a free fall. You know. So now you have to wait and see how things start to pan out. If you're not in those trends I would say use caution stay away. There's plenty of opportunity elsewhere. You know there's other markets swinging. Sure. Sure. It's kind of like if an equity goes bananas through the roof right from 20 to 200. It might be a great equity but how do you exactly buy that on anything technical. That's just kind of where my head goes kind of a similar attitude. Absolutely. Absolutely. So but but yeah but the interesting thing too is when you look at the dollar rally right now that the 30 years coming off a lower move low high. So if they continue like we have big numbers coming out tomorrow you know once again the unemployment number is really big. Are we going to have a lower claims again. I don't know. I don't know. That's going to be you know no matter what a big deal you know so I mean the economic numbers seem to be holding the interest rates in place we're not getting a rally you know so and I think that if they start to fall apart that's going to definitely give more strength to the dollar once again you know and especially with gold being kind of neutral right now you know it's coming off some lows but long term I'm sure it's very bullish but right now intermediate term with gold it's gold it's very shaky you know. Yeah. No definitely I mean we're back to basically the same price that we were at 13 months back in July of 2020. Yeah. Now I'd be careful with the US dollar Canada right now that's a that's a very very tricky trade. I think that you really need to wait for a breakout. I think that the end of the upside correction is that the upside correction is over and it's more neutral to lower that's my personal point of view but still I'm looking for a confirmed breakout to the downside with newer move lows to really lock that mindset because right now with dollar strength going on the way it is we could see a pop in that you know and test those highs again you know what I don't see even if we even if we run up to there I don't see a long-term trend of strength for the US dollar with the Canada you know I see it mostly with the Aussie especially with the right now you know the New Zealand a little iffy you know so and I would be careful with the pound right now the pound is coming off of you know the US dollar pound is coming off a higher move low but it's a very neutral trade because the pound is strong versus most currencies so there's a lot of that's where this divergence comes into you when you have that kind of thing that especially the big currencies they can only trend so much one way or another against each other because of the relationship to these other currencies that I know it's that makes any sense it should. Oh it does listen I love I know there's so many relationships which is what makes it so cool I think man right in terms of it's not just about earnings and revenue in terms of you have the and that's I mean that's I had not looked at what was it the the pound Aussie dollar the one that you just had me I mean that's just been it you know quite an acceleration. Do you know why I like that trade because I'm bearish the Aussie versus pretty much every currency I picked the pound because the pound is bullish versus most strong currencies even the dollar periodic right now so it's very neutral as far as being what's your underlying currency against it there's a lot of things that can happen with the US dollar the pound not so much you know cool so you put those two trends together negative Aussie very neutral pound but pound strong versus all the other currencies that Aussie is weak against that gives you a really good odd situation with that kind of a trade you know but the margins are higher because you're talking about any pound cross rate is more expensive. And where you looking on the upside on that pound Aussie dollar I mean that thing was all the way up to above two at the depths of COVID where just out of curiosity you're looking at maybe to move to the it's been quite a run already from one seventy five to one ninety this year but where would you put your kind of upper boundary looking for on that right now I would say for your pound Aussie dollar that you should be looking at somewhere around a dollar ninety one half something like that ninety to a dollar ninety two like I think that this is I don't see it shooting up there in the next week or so but I can see it trending and swing trading that way up for the next week and a half or so and we didn't get the crude but how are you include you still a bullman I'm a bull I'm a bull and by the way short-term selling signal in Ethereum she correct down to about twenty five hundred and then get a balance back up I like it a little crypto as well Teddy man thanks so much talk to you next 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Section 1 of Songs of Innocence and of Experience. This is a LibriVox recording. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Recording by phone. Songs of Innocence and of Experience by William Bleak. Section 1. Songs of Innocence. Introduction. Piping down the valley's wild, piping songs of pleasant glee. On a cloud I saw a child, and he, laughing, said to me, Pipe a song about a lamb, so I piped with merry cheer. Piper piped at song again, so I piped. He wept to hear. Drop thy pipe, thy happy pipe, sing thy songs of happy cheer. So I sung the same again, while he wept with joy to hear. Piper sit thee down and write in a book that all may read. So he vanished from my sight, and I plucked a hollow reed. And I made a rural pen, and I stained the water clear. And I wrote my happy songs, every child may joy to hear. The shepherd. How sweet is the shepherd's sweet look! From the morn to the evening he strays.  For he hears the lamb's innocent call, And he hears the hue's tender reply. He is watchful while they are in peace, For they know when their shepherd is nigh, the echoing green. The sun does arise, and make happy the skies, The merry bells ring to welcome the spring. The skyler can thrush, the birds of the bush, Sing louder around to the bell's cheerful sound, While our sports shall be seen on the echoing green. Old John with his white hair does laugh away care, Sitting under the oak among the old folk. They laugh at our play, and soon they all say, Such, such were the joys when we all, girls and boys, In our youth time were seen on the echoing green. Till the little ones weary no more can be merry. The sun does descend, and our sports have an end, Round the laps of their mothers, many sisters and brothers, Like birds in their nest are ready for rest, And sport no more seam on the darkening green. The lamb. Little lamb, who made thee? Does thou know, who made thee? Gave thee life, and bid thee feed, By the stream and o'er the mead. Gave thee clothing of the light, Softest clothing, wooly, bright. Gave thee such a tender voice, Making all the veils rejoice. Little lamb, who made thee? Does thou know, who made thee? Little lamb, I'll tell thee. Little lamb, I'll tell thee. He is called by thy name, for he calls himself a lamb. He is meek, and he is mild. He became a little child. I a child, and thou a lamb. We are called by his name. Little lamb, God bless thee. Little lamb, God bless thee.   White as an angel is the English child, But I am black, as if bereaved of light. My mother taught me underneath a tree, And sitting down before the heat of day, She took me on her lap, and kissed me, And pointing to the east began to say, Look, on the rising sun, there God does live, And gives his light, and gives his heat away, And flowers and trees and beasts and men Receive comfort in mourning, joy in the noon day.  For when our souls have learned the heat to bear, The cloud will vanish, we shall hear his voice, Saying, come out from the grove, my love and care, And round my golden tent light lambs rejoice. Thus did my mother say and kissed me, And thus I say to little English boy, When I from black and he from white cloud free, And round the tent of God like lambs rejoice, I'll shade him from the heat till he can bear To lean in joy upon our father's knee, And then I'll stand and stroke his silver hair And be like him, and he will then love me, The blossom. Merry, merry sparrow, and their leaves so green, A happy blossom sees you, swift as arrow, Seek your cradle narrow near my bosom. Pretty, pretty robin, and their leaves so green, A happy blossom hears you sobbing, sobbing, Pretty, pretty robin near my bosom, the chimney sweeper. When my mother died, I was very young, And my father sold me while yet my tongue Could scarcely cry, weep, weep, weep, weep, So your chimneys I sweep and insert I sleep.  And so he was quiet, and that very night, As Tom was asleep, he had such a sight, That thousands of sweepers, Dick, Joe, Ned, and Jack, Were all of them locked up in coffins of black, And by came an angel who had a bright key, And he opened the coffins and set them all free, Then down a green plain, leaping, laughing, They run and wash in a river, and shine in the sun. Then naked and white, all their bags left behind, They rise upon clouds and sport in the wind. And the angel told Tom, if he'd be a good boy, He'd have God for his father, and never want joy. And so Tom awoke, and we rose in the dark, And got with our bags and our brushes to work. Though the morning was cold, Tom was happy and warm. So if all do their duty, they need not fear harm. End of section 1 Section 2 of Songs of Innocence and of Experience by William Blake. This liberalx recording is in the public domain. The Little Boy Lost Father, Father, where are you going? Oh, do not walk so fast. Speak, Father, speak to your little boy. Or else I shall be lost. The night was dark, no father was there, The child was wet with dew, The mire was deep, and the child did weep, And away the vapor flew. The Little Boy Found The little boy, lost in a lonely fenn, Led by the wandering light, began to cry, But God, ever nigh, appeared like his father in white.  Laughing Song When the green woods laugh with the voice of joy, And the dimpling stream runs laughing by, When the air does laugh with our merry wit, And the green hill laughs with the noise of it, When the meadows laugh with lively green, And the grasshopper laughs in the merry scene, When Mary and Susan and Emily, With their sweet round mouths sing, Ha ha he! When the painted birds laugh in the shade, Where our table with cherries and nuts is spread, Come live and be merry and join with me, To sing the sweet chorus of Ha ha he! A Cradle Song Sweet dreams form a shade, Or my lovely infant's head. Sweet dreams of pleasant streams, By happy, silent, moony beams.  Sweet sleep, angel mild, Hover or my happy child. Sweet smiles in the night, Hover over my delight. Sweet smiles, mother's smiles, All the live long night beguiles. Sweet moans, dove-like sighs, Chase not slumber from thy eyes. Sweet moans, sweeter smiles, All the dove-like moans beguiles. Sleep, sleep, happy child, All creation slept and smiled. Sleep, sleep, happy sleep, While over thee thy mother weep. Sweet babe, in thy face, Holy image I can trace. Sweet babe, once like thee, Thy maker lay and wept for me. Wept for me, for thee, for all, When he was an infant small, Though his image ever see, Heaven the face that smiles on thee. Smiles on thee, on me, on all, Who became an infant small. Infant smiles are his own smiles, Heaven and earth to peace beguiles, The divine image. To mercy, pity, peace and love All pray in their distress, And to these virtues of delight Return their thankfulness. For mercy, pity, peace and love Is God our Father dear, And mercy, pity, peace and love Is man his child and care.  Then every man of every climb That prays in his distress, Prays to the human form divine, Love, mercy, pity, peace And almost love the human form In heathen, Turk or Jew, Where mercy, love and pity dwell, There God is dwelling to, Holy Thursday. Twas on a holy Thursday Their innocent faces clean, The children walking two and two In red and blue and green. Grey-headed beetles walked before With wands as white as snow Till into the high dome of poles They, like Tamswaters, flow.  Seated in companies they sit With radians all their own. The hum of multitudes was there But multitudes of lambs, Thousands of little boys and girls Raising their innocent hands. Now, like a mighty wind, They raise to heaven the voice of song, Or like harmonious thunderings The seats of heaven among. Beneath them sit the aged men Wise guardians of the poor. Then cherish Pity, Lest you drive an angel from your door. End of Section 2 Section 3 of Songs of Innocence And of Experience by William Blake This Libervox recording is in the public domain. Night. The sun descending in the west The evening star does shine. The birds are silent in their nest And I must seek for mine. The moon, like a flower In heaven's high bower With silent delight Sits and smiles on the night. Farewell, green fields and happy groves Where flocks have took delight Where lambs have nibbled Silent moves the feet of angels bright. Unseen they pour blessing And joy without ceasing On each bud and blossom And each sleeping bosom. They look in every thoughtless nest Where birds are covered warm. They visit caves of every beast To keep them all from harm.  When wolves and tigers howl for prey They pitying stand and weep Seeking to drive their thirst away And keep them from the sheep. But if they rush dreadful The angels most heedful Receive each mild spirit New worlds to inherit. And there the lion's ruddy eyes Flow with tears of gold And pitying the tender cries And walking round the fold Saying wroth by his meekness And by his health sickness Is driven away from our immortal day. And now beside thee Bleeting lamb I can lie down and sleep Or think on him who bore thy name And raise after thee and weep. For washed in life's river My bright mane forever Shall shine like the gold As I guard or the fold. Spring sound the flute Now it's mute Birds the light day and night Nightingale in the dill Lark in sky Merrily, merrily To welcome in the year.  Nurses song When voices of children Are heard on the green And laughing is heard on the hill My heart is at rest Within my breast And everything else is still. Then come home my children The sun is gone down The light arrives. Come, come, leave off play And let us away Till the morning appears in the skies. No, no, let us play For it is yet day And we cannot go to sleep. Besides in the sky The little birds fly And the hills are all covered with sheep.  The little ones leaped And shouted and laughed And all the hills echoed. Infant joy I have no name I am but two days old. What shall I call thee? I happy am Joy is my name Sweet joy befall thee. Pretty joy, sweet joy But two days old Sweet joy I call thee. Thou dost smile I sing the while Sweet joy befall thee. A dream Once a dream did weave a shade Or my angel-guarded bed That an emet lost its way Where on the grass Me thought I lay Troubled, wildered And forlorn Dark, benighted, travel-worn Over many a tangled spray All heart broke I heard her say Oh my children Do they cry? Do they hear their father sigh? Now they look abroad to see Now return and weep for me. Pitying I dropped a tear But I saw a glow warm near Who replied What wailing white Calls the watchman of the night I am set to light the ground While the beetle goes his round Follow now the beetle's hum Little wanderer hide thee home On another's sorrow. Can I see another's woe And not be in sorrow too? Can I see another's grief And not seek for kind relief? Can I see a falling tear And not feel my sorrow's chair? Can a father see his child weep Nor be with sorrow failed?  No, no, never can it be. Never, never can it be. And can he who smiles on all Hear the wren with sorrow's small Hear the small birds grieve and care Hear the woes that infants bear And not sit beside the nest Pouring pity in their breast And not sit the cradle near Weeping tear on infant's tear And not sit both night and day Wiping all our tears away. Oh no, never can it be. Never, never can it be.  Think not thou canst sigh a sigh And thy maker is not by. Think not thou canst weep a tear And thy maker is not near.  End of section 3 Section 4 Of Songs of Innocence And of Experience by William Blake This Liberfox recording is in public domain. Songs of Experience, Introduction Hear the voice of the bard Who present, past, and future sees Whose ears have heard the holy word That walked among the ancient trees Calling the lapsid soul And weeping in the evening dew That might control the starry pole And fallen, fallen light renew O earth, O earth, return Arise from out to the dewy grass Light is worn and the mourn Rises from the slumberous moss Turn away no more Why wilt thou turn away The starry floor, the watery shore Is given thee till the break of day Earth's answer Earth raised up her hand From the darkness dread and drear Her light flamed, stony, drenned And her locks covered with greatest spare Prisoned on watery shore Starry jealousy does keep my den Cold and hoar Keeping oar I hear the father Of the ancient men Selfish father of men Cruel, jealous, selfish fear Can the light chained in night Divergence of youth and mourning bear Does spring hide its joy When buds and blossoms grow Does the sower so by night In darkness plow Break this heavy chain That does freeze my bones around Selfish, vain, eternal vain That free love with bondage bound The clawed and the pebble Love seeketh not itself to please Nor for itself hath any care But for another gives its ease And builds a heaven in hell's despair So sung a little clawed of clay Trodden with the cuddle's feet But a pebble of the brook Warbled out these meter's meat Love seeketh only self to please To bind another to its delight Joys in another's loss of ease And builds a hell in heaven's despite Thursday Is this a holy thing to see In a rich and fruitful land Babes reduced to misery Fend with cold and usurious hand Is that trembling cry a song Can it be a song of joy And so many children poor It is a land of poverty And their sun does never shine And their fields are bleak and bare And their ways are filled with thorns It is eternal winter there For wherever the sun does shine And wherever the rain does fall Babe can never hunger there Nor poverty the mind appall The little girl lost In futurity I prophesy That the earth from sleep Grave the sentence deep Shall arise and seek For her maker meek And the desert wild Become a garden mild In the southern climb Where the summer's prime Never fades away Lovely Leica lay Seven summers old Lovely Leica told She had wandered long Hearing wild bird song Sweet sleep come to me Underneath this tree Do father mother weep Where can Leica sleep Lost in desert wild Is your little child How can Leica sleep If her mother weep If her heart does ache Then let Leica wake If my mother sleep Leica shall not weep Frowning, frowning night Or this desert bright Let thy moon arise While I close my eyes Sleeping Leica lay While the beasts of prey Come from caverns deep Viewed the made asleep The kingly lion stood And the virgin viewed Then he gambled round Or'd hallowed ground Leopards, tigers play Round her as she lay While the lion old Bowed his mane of gold And her bosom lick And upon her neck From his eyes of flame Ruby tears there came While the lioness Loosed her slender dress And naked they conveyed To caves the sleeping maid The little girl found Olden night in woe Leica's parents go over valleys deep While the deserts weep Tired and woe be gone Horse with making moan Arm in arm seven days They traced to desert ways Seven nights they sleep Among shadows deep And dream they see their child Starved in desert wild Pale through pathless ways The fancied image strays Famished, weeping, weak With hollow, piteous shriek Rising from unrest A trembling woman pressed With feet of weary woe She could no further go In his arms he bore Her armed with sorrow sore Till before their way A couching lion lay Turning back was vain Soon his heavy mane Bored him to the ground Then he stalked around Telling to his prey But their fears allay When he licks their hands And silent by them stands They look upon his eyes Filled with deep surprise And wondering, behold A spirit armed in gold On his head a crown On his shoulders down Float his golden hair Gone was all their care Follow me, he said Weep not for the maid In my palace deep Leica lies asleep Then they follow it Where the vision led And saw their sleeping child Among tigers wild To this day they dwell In a lonely dell Nor fear the wolfish howl Nor the lion's growl The chimney-sweeper A little black thing Among the snow, crying Weep, weep, in notes of woe Where are thy father and mother, say They're both gone up to the church to pray Because I was happy upon the heath And smiled among the winter's snow They clothed me in the clothes of death And taught me the sing the notes of woe And because I am happy and dance and sing They think they have done me no injury And are gone to praise God and his priest and king Who made up a heaven of our misery End of section four Section five of Songs of Innocence End of Experience by William Blake When the voices of children are heard on the green And whisperings are in the dale The days of my youth rise fresh in my mind My face turns green and pale Then come home, my children The sun is gone down And the do's of night arise Your spring has come The sun is gone down And the do's of night arise Your spring and your day are wasted in play And your winter and night in disguise The sick rose O rose, thou art sick The invisible worm that flies in the night In the howling storm Has found out thy bed of crimson joy And his dark secret love Does thy life destroy the fly Little fly, by summer's play My thoughtless hand has brushed away I'm not I a fly like thee Or art not thou a man like me For I dance and drink and sing Till some blind hand shall brush my wing If thought is life and strength and breath And a want of thought is death Then am I a happy fly If I live or if I die The angel I dreamt a dream, what can it mean And that I was a maiden queen Guarded by an angel mild Whittless woe was near beguiled And I wept both night and day And he wiped my tears away And I wept both day and night And hid from him my heart's the light So he took his wings and fled Then the morn blushed rosy red I dried my tears and armed my fears With ten thousand shields and spears Soon my angel came again I was armed he came in vain For the time of youth was fled And gray hairs were on my head The tiger Tiger, tiger, burning bright In the forests of the night What immortal hand or eye Could frame thy fearful symmetry In what distant deeps or skies Burned the fire of thine eyes On what wings dare he aspire What the hand dare sees the fire And what shoulder and what art Could twist the sinews of thy heart And when thy heart began to beat What dread hand and what dread feet What the hammer, what the chain In what furnace was thy brain What the anvil, what dread grot Dare its deadly terrors clasp When the stars threw down their spears And watered heaven with their tears Did he smile his work to see That he who made the lamb made thee Tiger, tiger, burning bright In the forests of the night What immortal hand or eye Dare frame thy fearful symmetry My pretty rose-tree A flower was offered to me Such a flower as may never bore But I said, I have a pretty rose-tree And I passed a sweet flower o'er Then I went to my pretty rose-tree To tend her by day and by night But my rose turned away with jealousy And her thorns were my only delight Ah, sunflower! Ah, sunflower, weary of time Who countest the steps of the sun Seeking after that sweet golden climb Where the traveller's journey is done Where the youth pined away with desire And the pale virgin shrouded in snow Arise from their graves and aspire Where my sunflower wishes to go The humble sheep a-threatening horn While the lily-white shall in love the light Nor a thorn nor a threat stain her beauty bright The garden of love I went to the garden of love And saw what I never had seen A chapel was built in the midst Where I used to play on the green And the gates of this chapel were shut And thou shalt not writ over the door So I turned to the garden of love That so many sweet flowers bore And I saw it was filled with graves And tombstones where flowers should be And priests in black gowns were walking their rounds And binding with briars my joys and desires The little vagabond Dear mother, dear mother, the church is cold But the ill-house is healthy and pleasant and warm Besides, I can tell where I am used well Such usage in heaven will never do well But if at the church they would give us some ill And a pleasant fire our souls to regale We'd sing and we'd pray all the live long day Nor ever once wish from the church to stray Then the person might preach and drink and sing And we'd be as happy as birds in the spring And modest dame lurch, who is always at church Would not have bandy children nor fasting nor birch And God, like a father rejoicing to see His children as pleasant and happy as he Would have no more quarrel with the devil or the barrel But kiss him and give him both drink and apparel London I wander through each chartered street Near where the chartered Thames does flow A mark in every face I meet Marks of weakness, marks of woe In every cry of every man In every infant's cry of fear In every voice, in every ban The mind-forged manacles I hear How the chimney-sweepers cry Every blackening church appalls And a hapless soldier sigh Runs in blood down palace walls But most through midnight streets I hear How the youthful harlots curse Blasts the newborn infant's tear And blights with plagues to marriage hers The human abstract Titi would be no more If we did not make somebody poor And mercy no more could be If all were as happy as we And mutual fear brings peace Till the selfish loves increase Then cruelty knits a snare And spreads his bait with care He sits down with holy fears And waters the ground with tears Then humility takes its root Underneath his foot Soon spreads the dismal shade Of mystery over his head And the caterpillar and fly Feed on the mystery And it bears the fruit of deceit Ruddy and sweet to eat And to raven his nest has made In its thickest shade The gods of the earth and sea Sought through nature to find this tree But their search was all in vain There grows one in the human brain Infant sorrow My mother groaned My father wept into the dangerous world I leapt Helpless, naked, piping loud Like a fiend hid in a cloud Struggling in my father's hands Striving against my swaddling bands Bound and weary I sought best To sulk upon my mother's breast A poison tree I was angry with my friend I told my wrath, my wrath did end I was angry with my foe I told it not, my wrath did grow And I watered it in fears Night and morning with my tears And I sunned it with smiles And with soft deceitful wiles And it grew both day and night Till it bore an apple bright And my foe beheld it shine And he knew that it was mine And into my garden stole When the night had veiled the pole In the morning, glad I see My foe outstretched beneath the tree Section 7 A Songs of Innocence and of Experience by William Blake This Liberfox According is in a public domain Recording by phone A little boy lost Not loves another as itself Nor venerates another so Nor is it possible to thought A greater than itself to know And father, how can I love you Or any of my brothers more I love you like the little bird That picks up crumbs around the door The priest sat by and heard the child In trembling zeal he seized his hair He led him by his little coat And all admired his priestly care And standing on the altar high Lo, what a fiend is here, said he One who says reason up for judge Of our most holy mystery The weeping child could not be heard The weeping parents wept in vain They stripped him to his little shirt And bound him in an iron chain And burned him in a holy place Where many had been burned before The weeping parents wept in vain Are such things done on Albion's shore? A little girl lost Children of the future age Reading this indignant page Know that in a former time Love, sweet love, was thought a crime In the age of gold Free from winter's cold Youth and maiden bright To the holy light Naked in the sunny beams delight Once a youthful pair Failed with softest care Met in garden bright Where the holy light Had just removed the curtains of the night There in rising day On the grass they played Parents were afar Strangers came not near And the maiden soon forgot her fear Tired with kisses sweet They agreed to meet When the silence sleep Waves our heavens deep And to weary tired wanderers weep To her father white Came the maiden bright But his loving look Like the holy book All her tender limbs With terror shook Ona, pale and weak To thy father speak Of the trembling fear Of the dismal care That shakes the blossoms Of my hoary hair A divine image Cruelty has a human heart And jealousy a human face Terror the human form divine And secrecy the human dress The human dress is forged iron The human form a fiery forge The human face a furnace sealed The human heart its hungry gorge A cradle song Sleep sleep beauty bright Dreaming in the joys of night Sleep sleep in thy sleep Little sorrows sit and weep Sweet babe in thy face Soft desires I can trace Secret joys and secret smiles Little pretty infant wiles As thy softest limbs I feel Smiles as of the morning steel Or thy cheek and or thy breast Or thy little heart doth rest Of the cunning wiles that creep In thy little heart asleep Thy little heart doth wake Then the dreadful light shall break The schoolboy I love to rise in a summer morn When the birds sing on every tree The distant huntsman wins his horn And a skiner sings with me Oh, what sweet company But to go to school in a summer morn Oh, it drives all the joy away Under a cruel eye outworn The little ones spend the day In sighing and dismay Ah, then at times I drooping sit And spend many an anxious hour Nor in my book can I take delight Nor sit in learnings bower Worn through with the dreary shower How can the bird that is born for joy Sit in a cage and sing? How can a child when fears annoy But droop his tender wing And forget his youthful spring? Oh, father and mother If buds are nipped and blossoms blown away And if the tender plants are stripped Of their joy in the springing day Or sorrow and cares dismay How shall the summer arise in joy Or the summer fruits appear? Or how shall we gather what griefs destroy Or bless the mellowing year When the blasts of winter appear To Tirzal? What error is born of mortal birth Must be consumed with the earth To rise from generation free To do with thee? The sexes sprung from shame and pride Blowed in the morn in evening died But mercy changed death into sleep The sexes rose to work and weep Thou, mother of my mortal part With cruelty didst mould by heart And with false self-deceiving tears It's blind my nostrils, eyes and ears It's closed my tongue in senseless clay And me to mortal life betray The death of Jesus set me free Then what of I to do with thee? The voice of the ancient bard Youth of delight come hither And see the opening mourn Image of truth newborn Doubt is fled and clouds of reason Dark disputes and artful teasing Fully is an endless maze Tangled roots perplex her ways How many have fallen there They stumble all night over bones of the dead And feel they know not what but care And wish to lead others when they should be led End of section 7, recording by phone End of Songs of Innocence and of Experience by William Blake


So thank you, everybody, for being here in this late afternoon. I'm going to explain to you today our text guide technology and how we use it for the Asia Minor GNSS Network Donation Project. So as everybody knows, in Turkey, this February, there was this devastating earthquake. It was the strongest since 1939 with a magnitude of 7.8, more than 50,000 casualties, and 1.5 million people are homeless now. And we, as a GNSS company, we thought, how can we contribute to them? How can we help them? Especially because the damaged area was more than 350,000 square kilometers. And it's getting more and more dangerous. Yesterday and the day before, we had earthquakes in Afghanistan. Also a couple of weeks ago in Morocco. So how we, as a GNSS community, can help those people in those areas. As you can see here, this is the tectonic plates in Asia Minor. And why this is such a dangerous tectonic area. So we have in the south the African plate and the Arabian plate. They are pushing to the north. And in the north, we have the big heavy-uration plate, which is not moving at all. So those two plates are squeezing in the Anatolian block and pushing it to the west. Like this, we have several very dangerous faults. We have the Dead Sea Fault in the south. In the middle, we have the East Anatolian Fault, where the last earthquake happened. And we have the North Anatolian Fault. And this fault is actually the most dangerous, because it's going right through Istanbul. And there is just a recent study that next time, when there is a big earthquake in Istanbul, more than 40% of the city will be flat. And here on the right side, you see on those faults, all the big earthquakes are distributed. So how can we help? We developed with Texplor Geontech, our TexGuy software. With this software, we can measure together with our TexTant systems on the ground in millimeter accuracy and precision X, Y, and C. And we thought about, how can we help them with this technology? So this technology is made to support governments, emergency management, and disaster response teams. We have, as you see on the ground, our TexTant. We can connect it with up to four antennas. All four antennas will give millimeter accuracy and precision to the box. And the box needs only power supply and internet connection. With this internet connection, it can do the processing of the data. So we reach with low-cost receiver and antennae higher accuracy comparable to IGS stations. Those data will be sent automatically in our TexGuy monitoring cloud. And all the clients have access to it. They get the data on their phone or on their laptop. But how really is it working? So in our box, our software, everything is done automatic and autonomous. So all the data is collected autonomously. We don't need any technicians, no people, no scientists, and automatic PPP data processing. This is unique. So we are the first company who achieved this one. The clients will get daily process data with millimeter accuracy and precision. And we can connect to our cloud as many TexTants as you want. So it doesn't matter. Everything will be done. Everything will be in a database with one time scale. And you can have as many points as you need. We validated our millimeter accuracy with the GFZ. We tested our, so we are from Potsdam. And the GFZ is two kilometers away from our office. And they have an IGS station on their roof. We tested our TexTant 23 days on the roof and compared afterwards the data with our data. And we matched it. So we have the same accuracy and precision as this IGS station, but with low cost receiver and antenna. So here you see the TexGuide CNSS network world map. We already installed in France and Bordeaux. Another system is in the Netherlands and Brita. One is in Germany on the roof of the GFZ. And one we have on the Hoewarte in Vienna. On the right side, you see the Asia Minor. You see the tectonic faults. And here we already installed one system in Adana in Turkey. But still our idea is to track with our TexTant network the movement of the tectonic plates in millimeter accuracy and precision. This has not been done before, especially in such a cross-border, especially not cross-bordered. So this is the first cross-border CNSS network in six countries in Asia Minor. We are in close contact to every government. And everyone decided to share his data, but also get the data from the others. So we will do this year installations in Syria, in Lebanon, in Jordan, in Saudi Arabia, and in Egypt. And we can also combine this with seismic data. And who knows, when there will be a next earthquake and we have set up our network, we might see patterns which might be very valuable. Here you see our first donation in Adana. So we presented it. In February, there was the earthquake. And two months later, we've been in Adana. And Adana is very close to the earthquakes. And we donated it. And they instantly installed it. And this was the first step. Here you see the correlation between the movement and magnitude. So after we installed it in April, our system plots automatically the data. And we can compare it with low magnitude earthquakes. Here you see there's no major happening over five. But this is already valuable data. But to maybe talk about earthquake prediction, we need on each plate a textant even more. And we have to see if there is a pattern before. Compare this with our x, y, and z millimeter accuracy position and seismic data. We use the center point mapping. So in Adana, we already installed our system now over six months. So we take the most accurate point in one month. We plot it for each month. So you see April, May, June, July, August, and September. And with this one, you can track the movement of the plate with one point. This is already very helpful. But still, when we have set up our whole system, we will have the most valuable data in this area. And maybe we can see also patterns. So how it looks like. All the people contributing with us and partnering with us will get an automatic, will get a password connected to the email. And they will have access to our text guy cloud. So there's no people in between. We set the system up. We need internet. And everything will be done automatically. There's no people doing any processing. You get every day your x, y, and c in millimeter accuracy and precision. This is how our database looks like in the cloud. You get x, y, and c. And you can automatically see the graph. This looks like this. And you get this for x, y, and c. And when you have several antennas, you have one data set with one time. And you can compare them easily. So what's the workflow again? So we have the automatic data processing. Data acquisition is automatically. Processing is automatically. And the analyzers will be automatically by our software. The clients get a daily millimeter location data uploaded automatically to the cloud server text guy. And everyone who contributes gets access to the results. So the donation is already set up. So we decided to donate eight textons in total. Two will go into Turkey. So we have one in the Anatolian plate and one in the Again plate. In Syria, we will have one in the Arabian plate. In Lebanon, we will have two, one on the Arabian plate and one on the African plate. In Egypt, we will have one. In Alexandria, in Jordan, we will have one in the Arabian plate. And in Saudi Arabia, we will have also one in the Arabian plate. When we have set up this system, we are very confident that we can see the movement of the plates. And unfortunately, we have to wait for another big happening. But when we have this, we might see patterns weeks before, which are very valuable when we talk about the big goal of earthquake prediction. So our project schedule is like this. In February, the earthquake happened. In March, we presented our donation project. Turkey instantly installed it in Adana. Now we're setting up the network this year in Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia between November and December. And in December, we will have completed our HNSS stations. But we don't plan to stop here. So there are many other areas in the world. And also, the more Texans we have in this area, the higher is the accuracy, the more data, the more valuable. And especially, we focus at the moment on Istanbul, because when there is a major happening, it would be, first of all, very interesting data, very valuable. So thank you for your attention. We are in the hall 5.2A when you have any questions afterwards. And we would be happy if you join the words. Maybe people want to join us. Thank you.


Iwantu saya, thank you to the president for now realizing that what we advised when they brought this issue of monthly fuel price reviews has come to pass. I personally was sitting here where I'm sitting when I told this government that there is no way an economy can tick. There is no way the country can plan if you are going to change prices of fuel every month. In economics, there is what they call edging, price edging in certain goods and services, particularly the fuel in the economy. You can only run an economy if at least your fuel prices are predictable for at least a quarter of the year. But where you are changing price of fuel like you are changing price of matches at a market, the economy will not thrive, the economy will not grow, there will be a lot of distortion. And this is what we advised the government. Now look at the damage that has been occasioned by this monthly fuel reviews. For me and on behalf of the people of Zambia, there is no way government can detach itself completely from the fuel procurement issues. We are devised against closing in Deni and turn it into a storage facility. The reason is very simple. When we were buying coming out crude to process at Deni, we were buying the supplies on contract. And these contract prices would take sometimes you buy crude for about three months. It is very easy for you to fix the price for three months or indeed four months. Because if the price changes today or at the month end, it will not affect the crude that was already bought in the previous month or in the previous year on contract for maybe about six months. You can easily have stability in the price of petroleum products. So I imagine this government seriously now that they have come to their senses that they should go back to the Indian that we knew, the Deni that Dr. Kaunda created for the purpose of efficiency and also control in the price of petroleum products. Now that your excellence you've seen that what we were telling you that monthly reviews of fuel would damage the economy, I am extremely happy that you used even a word to say you want an ingenuity in resolving this problem. Thank you that you have now accepted and my advice to you is that please don't be annoyed or president. Learn to listen from others because when we are advising, it's not for an individual, it's not for me as Shishimakambuid. When I said these things I was ridiculed. I was insulted by praise singers that you don't know what you are doing. We didn't know what we were talking about, that we were lost citizens who did not understand the economy. But today the president has to be the first one to say that this issue must be revisited. I will repeat, please go back to Indian as a refinery. In any case it is long overdue that we should actually turn in Deni not only into a refinery that is going to separate Komingo feed but we should turn it into a refinery that is going to refine the actual crude, not the Komingo crude that we were buying. But in the meantime while plans would be underway to upgrade in Deni or indeed even come up with another refinery that is going to process the actual crude oil. We should go back to Indiani being separating refinery because this issue of leaving the procurement of fuel in private hands without the involvement of government becomes extremely difficult to maintain the price. And I am convinced beyond reasonable doubts that the damage that has been done by this monthly review of prices can be over count. And you know we must learn a lesson from this or thing. I have always told you that Honorable Kapala is my elder brother. We grew up together in Zaoni and Yaroa venue in Wanshe. Learn to listen and appreciate others. Honorable Kapala vehemently defended the monthly review of fuel prices. Under no more circumstances it should have resigned. In countries where morality is the order of the day when you make such a big mistake that affects your economy in the negative, the best you can do is to resign on moral grounds. But in this country people don't want to stand upright with the things that they do. I am glad that the president has now realized that what we are doing is wrong. And we must quickly and I am saying quickly find a lasting solution to avoid monthly review of petroleum prices because you see it is very difficult. When I was working for the mines we used to plan. Our budgets were for one year and we used to project the increase in fuel prices maybe after a period of six months. But where you are having price change of commodities like petroleum products on a monthly basis there is no company on earth that can plan on a monthly basis. It is practically impossible. So let us go back to the drawing board and make sure that in Deni is brought back to life as a refinery not a storage facility. Bane benko sirias. We tangi shefin tufienu at the expense of the people. I have said and I want to say it again. Political office is very temporal. Very temporal. You will be out of these offices. You will be asked about these decisions that you are making. Some of you will end up in prison. Stop it. Coming to the issue of KCM. I am reliably informed. JCHX who are the main contractors at KCM have sent their employees on first leave because the mind KCM has not been paying the suppliers and contractors. This is very funny. A few days ago government, the union and everybody were celebrating the coming back of the danta. How can a mind that has now got an investor fell to be paying the abuse resulting in 1000 employees being thrown on the streets. I have never made a comment on the issue of KCM being given back to the danta. But today I want to tell you that the issue of KCM being given to the danta is a scandal and smells corruption. There is nothing good. You gave them the mind. It has been over a month now. And yet they are still not paying the suppliers and contractors resulting in one of the main contractors pulling out and sending employees on first leave. Are you not ashamed of yourselves? You even got to inform parliament. I am glad to say that the issues at KCM have now been resolved. Which issues have been resolved? In any case, the danta has got a lot of financial challenges. Throughout the world they have got financial challenges. What makes you believe that they will meet their financial obligations in Zambia? How can they even tell you that we are going to invest 1.3 billion in 5 years? What is 1.3 billion divided by 5 years? How can you accept an investor who let us down to be given even flowery conditions like allowing them to pledge that they will invest 1.3 billion within 5 years? Within 5 years, this deal is wrapped in corruption. And those who have benefited from this deal, we know you and we have seen how your lifestyle is changing. Please stop it. I have told you Zambians that this government is practicing what is known as white collar high corporate corruption. That is very difficult to see by ordinary people unless some of us who are experienced in knowing what is right and what is wrong. The UPNWI in opposition, Konamed KCM, is excellence the president himself said if you were in government the danta could have gone long time ago. What has happened to your excellence today that the danta becomes a darling? You can even see Zambians when the president just won election a few months he went to a mining endeavor in South Africa. Where they went and announced that they will be engaging the danta with the possibility of withdrawing court cases and see how the issue can be resolved including maybe discussing to have the mind back. There was a back crash and the president came and said they are telling us that we are giving the mind to the danta. We are not giving this mind back to the danta or we are saying we remove court cases. Today the same president has been going to the public and telling them that we have resolved the KCM by giving the mind to the danta. We are not giving the mind back to the danta. We are not giving the mind back to the danta. We are not giving the mind back to the danta. Every time you are making a decision have a recourse to the suffering Zambians. People of Chingola have suffered at the hands of KCM. B. Funchanga honorbochilundika. For standing with the people and say you don't support the coming back of the danta. That's leadership. My brother. That's leadership. At the time that everybody, some of the ministers were working for KCM. KCM. And we are condemning KCM. Today they've turned 360 degrees and seeing the the danta coming back soon. Either the minister of mines was a supplier to the mining industry and was also condemning. How can you tell us that the danta of a PF is not the danta of today? The danta did not only misbehave under PF. They started misbehaving from the MMD days. They promised heaven on earth and they never delivered anything. KCM PF they promised heaven on earth, they never fulfilled anything. What makes you think that they are going to fulfill what you have agreed with them? They are failing even to inject money up to now for operations. The smelter is not working, TLP is in taxes and yet you people in government because of your vested interest want to see the KCM the danta deal. Let me tell you the KCM the danta deal is a song without a rhythm. Is a song without a rhythm and very soon you regret this decision that you've made. You will regret and I want to appeal to the union but never union tend to ego consistent. You were the same union unions who rose and say we don't want the danta. You were having protest in Chingola protest in Chilabongwe again as the danta but what has become good about the danta again you were the same union calling for the danta to come back and when a decision was made you were all over the news that as unions you are happy but you are not happy. You are not happy. You are not happy. But you are not happy with the integrity. You as unions you are the ones who are supposed to be on the forefront and say please find another investor. This is the danta we don't want. Actually we don't want profit. Normally never union in Okampo come play now. It will not be two years from now. You the same union you start crying about this decision of the danta because you did not play your cards well. Don't be used. Don't be used. Let me come to the issue of the conduct of the deputy speaker in parliament. My dear brother Honourable Moses Moyo you are going to send that house into chaos.   Just think about Honourable Mundovile losing his temper. I know Honourable Mundovile very well. We both come from Emporokoso. He rarely loses his temper. You pushed him too much for him to have reacted the way he reacted. And that should send a warning to you. And by the way are you aware that parliament now is watched by all Zambians outside the borders of Zambia? When you are making these decisions, when you are making rulings, bear in mind that you are being watched not only by the members of parliament but by citizens of Zambia and the people throughout the world. We have observed with concern the speaker has been very biased, extremely biased. Let me remind this speaker that Chapter 7 of the Standing Orders 2021 on the duties of a presiding officer, subsection 3 and 4 states as follows. One, a presiding officer shall maintain order and decorum of the house. Two, the presiding officer in discharging his duties of a presiding officer must act or shall act fairly and impartially. What we have seen from our dear brother, Honourable Moses Moyo is disappointing to say the least. My dear brother pull up your socks. Look at that lady who has never been in parliament before. This is just a second term. You were in parliament before you left and you've come back we expect better results and better performance from you. We expect you to perform better than the current speaker and better than the deputy speaker number one but your behaviour leaves much to be desired in terms of being fair. Please that house must allow all members of parliament across the divide to wear their views and it's not the duty of the presiding officer to be helping ministers to answer questions. No, what the ministers meant to say was this, it's not the duty of if the minister doesn't answer the question correctly, presidents has been sent, has been sent where the speakers send the ministers out of the house and say, can you go out of the house and come up with the correct answer? But this idea of the speaker saying, no, what the minister meant to say is minister you should have, you are destroying parliament. A referee cannot kick or dribble the ball.  My advice to you, my brother, cousin is that please be fair. Otherwise we shall call for your resignation. We shall call for your resignation, we'll ask members of parliament to write a petition and every time you come to preside members of parliament from the opposition and independence will be walking out of parliament. We'll see who you are going to preside over. Don't abuse the sergeant at arms. The way you were shouting, hey sergeant at arms, sergeant at arms, take him out. There was a bit of resistance from the sergeant at arms. You again shouted at him, sergeant at arms. That is parliament. That's the National Assembly of Zambia. Please change for the better. That's not how I was in parliament for three times and I've got experience. I've never seen a presiding officer who has conducted himself the way you are conducting yourself, my dear brother, with due respect and without malice. I'm just giving you this advice and it's up to you to take it or leave it.


Here we have a toddler's building block and as you can see it has four studs on it Which means we could take these single studs and add one two three or four on top or If we use one of these two bricks we have two left over so far so obvious But there is an interesting analogy here to how atoms bond together to make molecules. So let's Lay down some rules for this. Our aim is to build a wall It needs to be two blocks high with no gaps around the edges and the sides need to be straight no Uncovered studs on one side or overhanging bricks on the top So if I stick to these blue bricks together there are six remaining Slots and these can be filled With six white studs and this is a representation of a very simple molecule Ethane each blue block has four slots just like the carbon atom which can bond to four other atoms and The single studs are like hydrogen which only bond to one other atom and easily fill up the spare slots that are left over If we overlap the blue blocks by two studs Then we only have four slots left over for the white studs just like with Ethene there's a double bond between the two carbon atoms that take up two of carbon's other slots Think a little further with this because we can build methane acetone ethanol Acetic acid or methyl ethanoate this pink three block could represent nitrogen so we could build ammonia acetone nitrile glycine and even more if you put the blocks together somewhat randomly providing You obey all those rules. You have two layers of bricks and square sands You'll have a molecular structure if you have any gaps You know you need to put something there like a hydrogen atom or something else that's appropriate That's fair enough, but not really anything particularly special Any system where you limit the number of connections between building blocks and then lay down a couple of rules Will reproduce molecular structures? We have molecular modeling kits designed to do the exact same thing and even simple card games have been built to do just this The posh term for this will be that there is an isomorphism between these bricks and molecular modeling kits and Roughly with sub microscopic molecules the limits on connectivity remain to a rough approximation Unchanged the interesting connection to chemistry with these bricks However, is that it resembles a wave representing molecular structures Invented and published by August Kekelay back in the 1860s Kekelay is mostly famous for working out the structure of benzene in 1865 his story if you believe what he said about it years later goes that he was daydreaming and Imagined a snake eating its own tail or the Oroboros symbol and then he decided that benzene must have a ring-like structure Because that's the only structure that satisfies everything we know about it and but it does it's quite an insight Made all the more amazing by what we had to go on at the time So a brief bit of history. What was chemistry like back in 1865? Well, no periodic table. Mendelio's modern version was another four years away We were fairly sure there were atoms at least philosophically, but the structure we know about today would be at least 50 years away and Certainly no fancy instruments like magnetic resonance or mass spectrometry or even infrared spectroscopy And definitely no x-ray crystallography most chemistry was very wet and With minimal health and safety procedures backing it up to prove anything chemists of the day would have to react materials together and Carefully check the amounts used or any changes in weight or volume to try and figure out How much of each element had reacted in which proportion? Once you had that information and all those proportions you just had to well Guess it what the molecular structure must have been that's the world that Kekele was in and before we came up with the structure of Benzene that made him famous He came up with a way of representing the proportions or equivalences between elements when they reacted He would represent hydrogen as a single circle and then molecules that were equivalent to two Hydrogens as two overlapping circles Then three and then the carbon atom which would be represented by four overlapping circles These would then be drawn as long elongated Sausages actually according to Oswald Walker writing and J. K. Med back in the 1970s They were originally called roll formulas as in bread rolls and the German for bead or bulge was accidentally misread as versed and Translated into English as sausage these formulas are a pretty elegant way of representing the proportions The elements must exist in in order to form stable organic molecules Exactly like this brick method here You can't really go wrong. You have to fill up every slot or it won't be right It's really easy to see If you've gone wrong But Kekele's method didn't take off. It was never popular He kept at it though only using the structural representations We recognize today a handful of times in his whole career But what did stick around was his terminology elements react in certain equivalents and Kekele was key popularizer of the term We know today as valence or valency Carbon has an equivalence to four hydrogen atoms. It has a valence of four So why was Kekele's sausage formula unpopular? Well in addition to being a complete painter right out and giving us no real indication of the actual geometric structure of a molecule and only the idea of a rough connectivity between the atoms These have a few structural limitations We can do ammonia just fine We can then substitute one hydrogen for carbon to make a primary amine or substitute another for a secondary amine and Then we're a little stuck if we want to tertiary amine Do we stick it sideways? Can we cram an extra carbon in there in some other way? Either way, it's ugly and a little ambiguous when it comes to whether the valence has been satisfied But we can with building blocks because we have another dimension to branch off into In fact as far as I can tell this handles branching structures really well this extra dimension really helps here Whereas on a page gets very crowded very quickly So ultimately the sausage formula just is not that good at what it really needs to do If you want to teach valency great the usual way of representing chemical structures doesn't build that in You need to learn valency first and then read that into the structures if you get it wrong It's not immediately obvious unless you've gone through first-year undergraduate chemistry already But this method whether with sausages or building blocks or bulging rolls Forces you to engage with valency without knowing about it in advance There's a strong connection or isomorphism when it comes to connectivity but not to arrangement in space Whereas the conventional method of drawing lines and connecting letters and dots maps on to actual structure in most cases at least and using wedges and dashes we can expand on it to show a bit of 3d information or spatial awareness But this is not really remotely possible in Kekele's sausage formula Both methods of drawing molecules struggle to properly convey benzene however Even Kekele had no choice but to abandon his own method in favor of the molecule drawing conventions that were developing at the time But benzene isn't this hexagon of alternating single and double bonds each bond is supposed to be Identical so Kekele later in the 1870s proposed that they alternate rapidly because there's nothing particularly special about this Configuration you can swap them around no problem Modern organic chemistry keeps that with a concept called resonance Which became more formalized a few decades after Kekele's benzene structure was proposed Ultimately resonance throws its hands up and just straight up admits that our representations are flawed There are an approximation and the rigidity proposed by Kekele sausage structures and even by our modern chemical shorthand Doesn't really exist. So resonance allows us to move bonds around Be a little more flexible with what valence means and making multiple representations of the same molecule That remain completely valid within the rules even though we know that this isn't literally true when it comes to the actual Molecules themselves, but it's still a model that can make useful predictions about chemical reactivity So that's really the point here What method is best for the job? What makes the best predictions? If we just want to know about valences and how many equivalences of atoms will react Then the sausage formula can help us But if you want to know about structures and get a feel for what the molecules actually look like Well, I think Kekele's awkward attempt at drawing benzene with it Quite clearly says we should stick with the usual method


So, this is not about productivity or anything else. And I won't take any credit for this project, I just found it somewhere. It's pretty interesting. It's called GAUS. It's by Andrew Cardwell. And it visualizes the history of your project. So, it's pretty simple to use. You just run the program. There might be some problems when you install it. There are some dependencies, but you can forget it out. That's no problem. It's on GitHub. You can find it. And I'm going to try to run it on the Git repository. Let me move the screen. So, there are a lot of configuration options. And basically, you just run the command, and this will open up a window. It reads in the history. And so, and as you see, it starts from the beginning. You can configure that, too. And you can configure the speed, because this seems to be a large repository. And basically, there are a lot of configuration options for colors and stuff. And there are new versions. I don't have the recent on my computer. But you could also, like, scroll into certain position, like, over here. And, yeah, there's a lot of action. I won't let that run to the end, because that takes time, but just, well, you can find a lot of videos online for a lot of repositories. And that's so you can imagine it's going to look like this when you run the whole repository. And yeah, that's maybe something you want to do for relaxing at work. If you can't fix a bug or something, yeah, just another thing. Thanks.