Hello everybody! Today I will tell you how to connect two or more routers to one network, use this trick to boost your Wi-Fi network signal or create one more access point within the existing network. We will consider two ways of doing it – with a cable or Wi-Fi connection. Here we go. If you need to recover deleted data, view or restore removed browsing history. Hetman software products will help you. Follow the link in the description, download the necessary program for free, install it and analyze the disk. The utility will show you the data you can recover, so you will be able to view it or get it back. In our channel and blog you will find solutions to any problem, from installing an operating system or configuring it, to fixing possible bugs and errors or optimizing mobile gadgets. Our specialists will answer any questions you ask in your comments under the videos or articles. Often, people face situations when having one router is not enough. It means that it may be unable to provide the desired Wi-Fi coverage area. Some rooms or premises do not have proper Wi-Fi signal or need more ports to connect other network devices. This situation is well known to people who dealt with the task of building a Wi-Fi network in a large house, apartment or an office consisting of many rooms. If it happens, additional equipment has to be installed to extend the network to the desired coverage. And it's not that difficult, as it may seem. There are several options which we are going to show in this video. The first variant is connecting two or more routers with a network cable. You will have to lay the cable from one router to the other. Doing it is not always convenient, but is the most stable and reliable way to get them connected. If you want a steadily operating network with high speed for a number of devices, the routers should use cable connection. The second variant is connecting the routers without cables by Wi-Fi. In this case, the bridge connection, WDS, is used, or the repeater mode. In fact, they are the same, but these settings are implemented differently in routers by different manufacturers. So here is the starting point. We have the main router connected to the Internet and it broadcasts a Wi-Fi network. We need to install one more router, for example, in another room or on another floor. This second router will kind of boost the Wi-Fi network provided by the main router and help to extend the same network so that it covers more distant premises. The second router can be connected to the main router by cable or Wi-Fi. Let's have a closer look at both connection methods. Most often, routers are connected by Wi-Fi and it seems natural as it spares you the efforts for laying cables. In my case, the main router is TP-Link TL-WR841M. It broadcasts a Wi-Fi network with the name Hetman Software. Please bear in mind that the router we are going to connect to in the bridge mode should be configured already. That is, the Internet connection should be up and running, with the Wi-Fi network being broadcast. There is a special detailed video on how to find your way through the settings. You can watch it by following the link in the description. Before you may want to configure the second router, it is necessary to change the settings of the main router's wireless network so that the channel for this network will be static instead of automatic. For example, if your main router is another TP-Link device, you can change the channel in the settings by visiting the wireless tab. In the field channel, specify a static channel. For example, 1 or 9, whatever. Save the settings. Now that the static channel has been set, you can exit the main router's settings. Let's move on to configure the router that will operate in the WDS node. In my case, the specific model being used is TP-Link Archer C20. Go to the router settings. For starters, you need to change the IP address of the second router. You have to avoid the situation of having two devices with the same IP addresses within one network. For example, if the main router has the IP address 192.16801, and the other router also has the address 192.16801, the two addresses will be in conflict. Go to the tab Network, LAN. In the field IP address, change the last digit. Say, put 2 instead of 1. Or as in my case, change it from 192.1681 to 192.16802. Save the modified settings. Why should you do it this way? You need to know the IP address of the main router which you are going to connect to. If it has the address 192.168.11, then the address for the router which you want to connect by WDS should be changed to 192.168.12. If the main router has the address 192.16801, you should assign the other router the following address 192.16802. It is important to have both routers in one subnetwork. Go to the settings again, but this time the IP address will be different 192.16802. The one you have specified before. Go to the tab Wireless, Basic Settings. In the field Wireless Network Name, you can specify the name of the second wireless network. In the field Channel, make sure you give the same channel that you have specified in the settings of the main router. In my case, the channel is 9. Now check the box next to Enable WDS. And click on Scan. Select the network from the list that your router will get its Internet connection from. Click on the Connect link next to the network you have chosen. Now, the only thing left to do is give the password to the main network in the password field. Type it and click on the Save button. After rebooting, go to the second router settings again. While you are in the main page, the Status tab, look at the Wireless section. It should say Enabled in the line WDS status. It means that the second router has already connected to the main router, and now it is supposed to broadcast Wi-Fi. However, the Internet connection will be available by Wi-Fi only. And if you connect devices to the router, operating into the WDS node, with a cable, they will not be able to go online. To set up this function properly, you should disable DHCP server for the router which has the WDS Bridge configured. That is, for the router which is the secondary one in my case. It is also necessary to have its local IP address in the same subnetwork where the primary or main router belongs to. That is why you should enter the DHCP menu of the secondary router and disable this function. This is the last step in getting two routers connected by Wi-Fi. Find the right location to place the second router there so it falls within the effective range of the main router. Set the desired name for the wireless network and a password. We have already described this step in detail in our video about configuring Wi-Fi mode for a router, so I will leave the link in the description. How to build a network of several routers with a cable connection? There are two ways to connect several routers into one network with a cable, and they are as follows. The so-called LAN LAN connection. That is, building a network consisting of several routers by connecting their LAN ports with a network cable. And LAN LAN connection. That is, building a network consisting of several routers by connecting the LAN port of the main router with a LAN or Internet port of the secondary router with a network cable. Let's consider each one in detail. In case of a LAN LAN connection, take two routers and decide which one you want to use as the main device. Usually it is the router which receives the Internet connection cable from your Internet service provider. Use a network cable to connect LAN ports of the main router with the additional or secondary router. Let's suppose that we have already configured the Internet connection for the first router, so I will skip this step. If the main router doesn't have any Internet connection yet, fix this problem. Just watch our video about basic settings of a Wi-Fi router. Connect to the first device, and check if it has DHCP server enabled. By default, it is usually enabled. To do it, go to the router settings, find menu DHCP – DHCP settings. If DHCP server is disabled, enable it. Don't forget to save changes. Then connect to the other device and disable DHCP server, because it will receive all addresses from the main router. To do it, go to the router settings, find the menu DHCP – DHCP settings. If DHCP server is enabled, disable it. In the section Network – LAN, change the IP address so that it doesn't coincide with that of the main router. For example, change it to 192.16802, because the main router has 192.16801. Save. After rebooting the secondary router, it should be working in one network with the primary one. Receive the Internet connection from it and operate as an access point. The second method of combining two routers into one network is with a network cable. In case of a LAN-WAM connection, use a network cable to connect the LAN port of the main router with the WAM Internet port of the other secondary router. Connect to the first device and check if it has DHCP server enabled. By default, it is usually enabled. To do it, go to the router settings, find the menu DHCP – DHCP settings. If DHCP server is disabled, enable it. Don't forget to save changes. Then connect to the other device. For the other device, go to the section Network – LAN, and set the connection type as Dynamic IP. Save the changes. In the DHCP section, leave DHCP server enabled. If you are planning to use LAN ports of the secondary router, make sure that their IP addresses don't come in conflict with the corresponding addresses of the primary router. That is, if a primary router operates within the range of <IP_ADDRESS> to <IP_ADDRESS>, it is better to have the secondary router range from <IP_ADDRESS> to <IP_ADDRESS>, but always within the main subnetwork. Save. After that, a separate access point can be launched for each of the routers. If you did everything right, both routers will have an internet connection, operate within one network and be able to access network devices. Those were all methods of connecting several routers to one network, wireless or wired. If you have any questions while you are combining several routers into one network, you are welcome to ask by posting a comment. Hit the Like button below and subscribe to our channel if you find this video useful. Thank you for watching and good luck.


Hi everyone, Shawn with jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing a mosaic choice one box break Random team number two where we're giving away the last eight spots in our five-star dual case break coming up next 30 spots everyone gets a random team the MLB at the end of the break will take all customers names randomize them top eight Win a spot in the break There you go So thanks everybody for getting in here is the full list of customers from Kevin Miakawa down to Faith Benson with last spot mojo and the teams this is just for the box break We'll do a separate dice roll separate randomizer at the end of the break to give away those top eight spots But diamondbacks down to Washington Nationals dice roll randomizer six three nine times Ninth and final time Pete Down to Randy nine times on the teams Ninth and final time from the Mets Down to the Tigers So nine times on the teams nine times on the customers nine times on the dice So we're not going to read through this full list and no trade window since this is a filler break But highlight some of the potential hits we could get There you go So all on the screen Some of the better rookies in here Joe Dell the Angels Matt Medlin Well, so we've got Alec Baldwin Philly Shannon Rex Ryan Mountcastle Orioles faith Benson Christian Pache braves Charles Scrabble Joey Bart Giants Charles Wolfkill Alex Kierloff twins David Baker Jared Kalanick, I think is a mirror is a rookie in this Mariners Charles Wolfkill Jazz Chisholm Marlins Rosario Karoochee It's a pretty good amount Dillon Carlson Cardinals Kevin Miakawa Bobby Dalbeck Red Sox Randy Lou. There you go. So that's enough Let's sort this by team and print Nice Stevie That's good Yeah, only only two spots left guys Two spots left. We can run that after the dual case break and here is that Final list. Thanks everybody for getting in. Good luck on the break and then good luck with the spots randomizer right after this Like I said, this is my first look at mosaic choice just came out today as well always been one of my favorite products choice especially for especially mosaic For basketball and football now, they've got it for baseball Debbie Garcia for the Yankees Charles Scrabble, that's to 64 and Chris Bryant for the cubbies Rory Wagner to 64 Luindias for the Marlins Rosario Karoochee Braylon Marquez for the Cubs Rory Wagner and William Domus for the Rays Sean Matt, you got Rafael Marchand for the Phillies that is Rex and Our two autos Tristan McKenzie for the Cleveland Indians. That's also Rex That is not numbered and Daniel Johnson for the Cleveland Indians and Rex Also not numbered There you go Rex sweeping the autographs. It's not too bad. Especially Tristan McKenzie. That guy is very very good Okay, so that's the pack filler Now pop back over here to the randomizer So we're gonna take the same customer list Kevin back down to Faith Benson And remember it's the top eight get spots dice rule Four and a four eight times guys top eight after eight eighth and final time. There you go. So eight times eight on the randomizer eight on the dice Top eight spot nine down to 30. Thanks for getting in Charles. I'm sorry Hopefully I can do better for you guys on a future randomizer Rosario Chris Charles Rory Rex Rex David Pete Congratulations guys top eight are in Eight times. I don't know why Rex is up there. We're never supposed to give spots to Rex. That's just the way it goes There you go guys. That was the 2021 mosaic choice one box break random team number two from jaskiescasebreaks.com I'm Sean jaskiescasebreaks.com. Thanks for hanging out. We'll see you next time


What's going on Infinite Family? Welcome back to another video. It's your girl Janice. If you are new to the channel, make sure you hit that subscribe button and join the family guys. Today, I am going to be doing the best video ever. I am going to be surprising Isaiah with my new hair.  I cannot stick to one color. I've had black hair for about three years and I keep trying to change it up. It's a little difficult, but anyways, I have an addiction if you can just say that. But guys, today, I am going to be dyeing my hair pink. Well, that's what I'm going to make Isaiah think. But really, I'm going to be wearing this pink wig. Now, right now, Isaiah is like in Orlando. He's messing with his car, doing something with it. But when he comes back, I'm going to surprise him with my new hair and we are going to get his reaction guys. I don't know if he's going to believe that it's my real hair. I told him that I do have a hair appointment today. So we'll see how that goes. But let's go ahead and put this wig on. So this is the wig now. Honestly, when I ordered this wig, I thought it was going to be a lot more like a bright bright pink kind of like kind of like the bottom. But it's actually like a nice mauve kind of bubblegum pink. I'm really feeling this color and I told Isaiah like I would love to dye my hair pink one day. So I don't know. Let's go ahead and try this on. So let me clip my hair back. I already have my hair kind of like in a headband. So I'm just going to have it in a braid. I'm going to clip it here. Hopefully that doesn't show through and make my head look big. I've actually never installed a wig before. So okay. Oh my goodness. Oh my gosh. Hold on. What is going on here? I feel like I've ever watched that show. Oh my God. What was it called? Lazy town?  She would not dance it. She said get on. I'm going to try to make this wig look cute and then I'll get right back to you guys. I got my handy dandy shears here.  Nothing too crazy. I'm about to put on some glasses because I tried them on my glasses and they look so cute. But these bangs are like they're in my eyes. So I'm just going to cut them up to make them look a little bit realistic. So this is the final look. I am so ready to surprise Isaiah. He is almost home. I've been tracking his location. So we're going to go ahead and set up that camera so we can get this video started. Let's call him right now and ask him where he's at. So that's why you're angry. 10 minutes. All right. I'll see you and nobody cuts me off again. All right. I love you. I'll see you soon. Love you too. Did you make lunch? Maybe. Then did you make lunch? Like when would I have found the time to do that while I was doing my hair? All right guys. Let's wait for him to get home. Action time. I just heard his car pull up. So I'm going to hide behind this wall and we are going to get his reaction. Let's get it. Do I see them and I don't see I'm not going over. Are you scared? Jokes over. I see the camera and what are you doing? Why are you hiding it? All right. So you know how I just got my hair done right? You know your girl likes to do some crazy things, right?  Bro, I'll just do it at home. I'm just saying if you shaved your head. I took a guess though. What do you think I did?  Did you shave a side of your head? No, I would never do that. Okay. All right. Not that I got anything wrong. There's nothing wrong with that. You cut it. You that's you cut it. That huge transformation. Did you get braids or something? Like no. I don't understand. You cut it. Yes or no. Did you cut it? I did. Okay. Now did you get braids? No. I just said no.  Then what would you do? All right. You want to see? I'm scared. I'm going to do a little pop out. Ready guys. I'm scared. Should I close my eyes? If you want to. I'm scared. I'm closing my eyes. I'll walk over there, but I'm scared. Dennis, I swear if this is like, you know what I'm not going to say. I'm not going to give you ideas.  I don't understand. Wait a minute. Is this your shoulder? Yeah. You cut it to your shoulder? Cut it to your shoulder? What does that mean? Why? I'm scared. I'm scared. I'm scared. I'm scared. Now give me a countdown. From 10 or 3? You look like one of the Powerpuff Girls. What? The Powerpuff Girl? Yeah. 10 out of 10? Yes. It's because it's like a vibrant color. Vibrant colors. That's why I did it. I do. I say it all the time. I like when you wear like bright colors and stuff like that. So you really like it? Yes. You look hot. Hold on. Let me get a 360. I'm not going to lie. I'm not a fan of bangs. But you're killing it. I'm not going to lie. Say it again, baby. I'm killing it. Yes. What would you rate it out of 10? 10? Okay. Wait a minute. What? Do that again. No lie. Do what you just did. Come over here. Do that again. What you just did? No, no, no. Do the same thing. What you just did. And I saw your baby hairs like flying all over the place. Thank you. It looks good. It really did look good. I really did like it. I put a lot of effort into that. I really did like it, but... Situated myself and my hair.  How am I a catfish?  I got mad hype. I'm like, yo, she dyed her hair like this looks crazy. I would never do that, honestly. Why? What's wrong with this? Just because it's just like really vibrant and you know that I don't like super bright colors, especially not on my hair. I don't see the problem. I see the problem. I don't see the problem. I don't know. That looked hot. Well, thank you. Thank you very much. I look cute. I liked it a little bit, but like, I don't know. I can't like stick to something like that. You should just wear it around though. Maybe I will. Just for you. Do I have wig pieces on my face? Yeah. If you all enjoy it. If you guys did, don't forget to smash that like button. Comment down below team Janice. And with all that being said, we will catch you in the next video.


Is startup better than top tier companies? Here's my honest opinion. Number one, some unicorn startups definitely way better than fan companies such as Airbnb, Instacar, and Notion. And many fan product managers want to join this company before they go IPO, such as Instacar. They just went IPO and stock price went through the roof and the original equity price went through the roof. People make so much money out of the pre-IPOs stage. And another friend of mine joined Google when Google only had 200 employees and he made $10 million and he retired at age of 30. Number two, working for startup usually is very exciting. You get to do anything, everything that has all different opportunities for you to grow with the company. But big tech companies like fan companies stay very stable. It's very hard for you to grow into a direct level in a short amount of time. Number three, startups can be very unstable. Sometimes they may run out of funding. Sometimes you might retire at age of 30 and making $10 million. So if you identify the pre-IPO fast-growing startup, it's better to join them than join the fan companies.


If there's one thing the West knows how to do well, it's to try and interfere in everything that concerns Africa. They always have an opinion on how Africans should live, what kind of policies should be formulated, whom African countries should partner with, and how Africans should run their governments because, to them, Africans are not capable of self-governance. Western countries believe that they are better, more superior, and better defenders of humanity than Africa, so that gives them the right to dictate what Africans should believe. For a long time, Africans have been content with allowing the West to dictate what should be done and how it should be done, thanks to those weak-puppet African leaders. However, in recent times, African leaders have started to stand up for what they believe, refusing to dance to the tune of the West. One such African leader who has stood up to the West in recent times is the President of Botswana, President Mogwitzi Massisi. Botswana is a small country in the southern part of Africa with about 2.5 million people. This country may be small, but it ranks consistently as one of the top 10 richest countries in Africa, with a GDP per capita of $20. And the reason for this is that, compared to other African countries, Botswana has been able to set up robust institutions and prudent economic management practices, which have lifted it from the low-income country it was, after its independence, to an upper-middle-income country with the aspiration of becoming a high-income country. So, essentially, Botswana is doing great for an African country. One thing this country is known for is its remarkable wilderness area, which has made it the perfect environment for wildlife such as elephants, leopards, and lions. Essentially, the country is a haven for wildlife, and for a long time, it has done a remarkable job preserving wildlife animals, especially elephants, which have grown to about 130,000. However, as usual, the West has an opinion on Botswana's conservation policy and has expressed it through the Ministry of Environment in Germany. Earlier this year, the Ministry of Environment in Germany, headed by Steffi Lemke of the Green Party, hinted that there should be stricter limits on imports from trophy hunting. For people not familiar with the term, trophy hunting is a kind of hunting whereby parts of the animals are kept and displayed as trophies. So, what the Germans are basically saying is that they want to place a ban on bringing back the tusks of an elephant or the claw of a lion after it has been killed. This means that if passed, the ban would disincentivize trophy hunters in the European Union from going to Botswana. Sounds good, right? However, Botswana President Massisi doesn't think so, and in response, he has threatened to send 20,000 elephants to Germany. Just imagine 20,000 elephants walking majestically through the streets of Germany. That would certainly be a sight to see. Speaking to the German Outlet Build, President Massisi stated that it is very easy for those who made the proposal to sit in Berlin and have an opinion about our affairs in Botswana. We are paying the price for preserving these animals for the world, and even for Lemke's party, he said. He went further to say that Germans should live together with the animals in the way you are trying to tell us to. Now, if you look at it from the perspective of Germany, which coincidentally has the highest number of trophy hunters in Europe, the opposing ban seems to be a good idea. After all, it seems cruel to hunt and kill animals and take part of their bodies as a reward. And for Germany and other parts of Europe, this ban on trophy hunting is supposed to help reduce the extinction of animals. However, the issue is a lot more complicated than humans cruelly killing elephants for sport and taking their body parts as trophies. In 2014, Botswana banned trophy hunting and together with stricter conservation methods, the elephant population grew to about 130,000. However, according to Dog Enki, the director of Nuremberg Zoo in Germany, the ecological carrying capacity of elephants for the country is estimated at 60,000 animals. This means that Botswana has done its job so well that the elephants are now overpopulated, and this has led to a clash between humans and elephants. According to the president, herds of elephants move into human settlements to eat crops, destroy properties, and in some cases, trample residents, leading to their deaths. This has caused the citizens of local communities to live in fear. In order to curb the conflict between humans and elephants as a result of the overpopulation of elephants, the government of Botswana decided to reinstate trophy hunting. But this time it was different as it is regulated by the government. In fact, according to the president, there is an annual hunting quota of about 400 elephants. The aim of this regulation is to both control the population of the elephant and protect the local population. And contrary to what the Germans believe, trophy hunting doesn't actually threaten the survival of species as a whole. According to Dillis Rowe, chair of the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Sustainable Use and Live-Lighhood Specialist Group, it can actually aid in conservation efforts by giving value to wildlife and therefore increasing the tolerance of local people to put up with dangerous wild animals on their doorsteps. Now, besides the fact that it helps to control the population of the elephants, it is also a way for Botswana citizens to earn money. To tackle the country's overpopulation of the animals, Botswana has already offered 8,000 elephants to Angola and another 500 to Mozambique. But trophy hunting, even according to experts on the matter, seems to be a good way of settling the human and elephant conflict. So, placing a ban on trophy hunting would not just affect the lives of the citizens of Botswana, it would also affect those who have made a living out of it. This is why the President of Botswana is unhappy about Germany's plan to ban trophy hunting and threaten to send 20,000 of these elephants to Germany. But would he really do that? The fact is, the President would probably not send those 20,000 elephants to Germany or 10,000 to London because first transporting that huge number will certainly be expensive for both countries. Secondly, unlike Botswana, which has the ideal environment and atmosphere for these creatures, neither Germany nor London have this environment. As expert Dog Enke stated, the problem is so big and complex that President Massisi is upset, for good reasons, about the Western simplification of possible solutions which would also be completely counterproductive. Enke further added that he understands Botswana's dilemma as the country is trying to both protect its wildlife and its communities, which are affected by the overpopulation. The fact is, banning the import of trophies would make zero contribution to species protection, but only protect the so-called moral well-being of Europeans. Besides, isn't it kind of hypocritical of Germany and Europe to ban trophy hunting, which would affect the lives and livelihood of another country when they are very much involved in hunting several species of animals in their forests? As Enke pointed out, trophy hunting has become a highly efficient tool for international and particularly southern African species conservation. Hopefully, Germany listens to what Botswana is saying or else it should be prepared to live with 20,000 elephants. What are your thoughts? Let us know in the comments section below. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video.


Welcome to Oman Pavilion at Expo Dubai 2020. This is the Oman Pavilion and the theme is the frankincense tree and I'll show you a bit more of it. The exterior of the building, as you can see, there's some wood fins and these are 100% sustainable and they're from Italy. They create like a protective type of shadow just like how the tree is protecting life. That's it. And there's a whole bunch of them all the way around the pavilion. Yes, and they're all around the pavilion to symbolize exactly that of protecting the life and how Oman is also preserving and protecting the frankincense tree and how it's also protected us all these years and into civilization as well. We have at least 10 frankincense trees come along. As you can see, these are the frankincense trees and they were rescued in 2013. They're 30 years old. Stop. We have to go around because we can go over. That means it's full inside. Let me know when you resume. One second, one second, one second. Over here we have the frankincense sanitizer. All the guests are allowed and able to use a frankincense sanitizer before they enter the pavilion. As we get closer to the entrance, we have a screen that shows the location of the Oman and the population and also our majesty. Welcome. On the walls we have an image, a symbolism of the bark. It symbolizes the bark of the tree. It's created by fiber. It's not real.  As you come closer to the mother tree, it welcomes you with beauty and emotions because this is a tree that goes at least 7,000 years back and it's located in Salala, the far. And it has been there through different types of cultures from ancient Egyptian time to early Christianity and also in ancient Chinese time. And all these periods they use the frankincense for different means from mummification rituals to prayer and to medicine. Can you explain a bit more what's special about the frankincense tree? Okay, that was me giving you how it's connected. Connecting minds because it's connected through... With the three examples that I gave of the three cultures, this is to show you how it's connecting minds. The frankincense grows on the bark of the tree. As you can see, it has a gooey type of texture. The frankincense is a raisin and it grows only on the bark and a bit of the stems. The tree is also very medicinal. It has health benefits. It's good for the immune system, for skin and for hair and for nails. What's happened with this boat right there? Okay, they just brought this one in. Wait, wait. Let me just get proper information for that. How is it? Nothing, nothing, nothing. It's just decor. Okay, no problem. Let's continue. The designs are probably up. Yeah, what I was going to tell you is we could talk about the image but not this. This was brought in for National Day. Okay. Okay. So, on the image there? On this image, you see it says experience in nation. You have at least a theme and the style of what Oman represents. We don't only just have the desert. We also have mountains and we have greenery spaces. And this is what combines everything together as a nation. Okay. As we go to the first floor. Yeah. As we go to the first floor, we're going to be approaching the sustainability floor. And in this floor, we are going to experience the different projects that are taking place that encourage sustainability and are eco-friendly to the environment. So, these projections on the walls are made by Omani designers? Yeah. Would you like me to mention that? Yeah. As you're coming up the stairs, everything that you see has been created by Omani, the Omani youth including the images that you see on the wall with the projector. Right. Before we go in, there are a couple of projects. You want me to talk about all of them? Some of them. That you want. A few. The one you want. Yeah. Welcome to Zone B and this is the forest of sustainability. And in here, we are going to be welcomed by baby frankincense lookalike trees and their flat screens with projectors at the bottom. And each screen is showing you the projects that are taking place in Omani that are all sustainable and eco-friendly to the country and to the nation. So, how much renewable energy is happening? I see wind power. Is there solar power? There must be, right? A lot of solar power. Yeah. But this is the only information we have is that it's a wind power plant. So, 50MW. Okay. And here we have ecological utopia. It's called Al Effran city. And these architects are trying to create a sustainable city for the location by building environmental sustainable urban city. And one of my favorites is the palm date plantation project where they're using drones to plant palm trees. Wow. The drones just drop these dates from the air. Yeah. And then they pollinate. Wow. Then they let the bees do the work. Okay. Okay. Do you want to cover one more? Yeah. Let's go around a little bit. Yeah. Or you want to do all? Yeah. Let's do... Maybe we'll just do three more. And the last one is the country. Okay. Beauty of the country. Okay. This next project is from a waste landfills to feeding stations for eagles in Alamrat in Oman. So they're trying to preserve the eagles and the birds of Oman as they're getting instinct... extinct. The eagles are amazing in the nature and a very big pride for the country, right? For the... For the Middle East, yeah. Yeah. Okay. Over here we have... We get to show you the Arabian leopard which are also very few. And Oman has a sustainable wildlife. It's a conservation. And you have foxes and leopards and all types of animals that are being kept safe. And over here we have a fish farming. It's the fish farm where they're trying to use recycled fish waste. And in that way they help the cat. Whatever is remaining from the waste, the cat is able to eat that. Yeah. It's also... The whole pavilion is architected by Omani architects? Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So the conceptual design was designed by two young female Omanis, okay? They just designed the conceptual design and then there was another company that created the components, the materials. But each and every piece that you see was designed and created by Omanis. And the last one here is images of the beautiful country and the four seasons that it has. This is all across the Sultanate of Oman. It gets pretty hot in the summer, but in the winter it's very nice to... Cool. Yeah. It's chilly at night. And normally during summer in Moscow and other areas it's hot, but in Salala it's very green and there's like rainfall so it gets really cold. So as we're approaching the next zone over here we have the beautiful National Orchestra. It's just starting. Okay, so this will take a few minutes. And they'll be playing on this screen right here. Yes, so the song that they're playing was inspired by the Frankincense and was only created, should I say that again? Yeah. The orchestra is playing, was inspired and created for the expo and for the Oman Pavilion and it's inspired by the Frankincense. And as you can see they're wearing the traditional attire and representing Oman in full. And the ceiling gives you a sense of the bark of a tree. And we call this the Colosseum. As an introduction at the Royal Opera House. Yeah, because that's where they normally play number one and we have the actual Royal Opera House and he's talking about how they're inspired by the Frankincense tree. This song is inspired by the Frankincense tree. All right. Yeah. Let's get going. Let's get to it in just a minute when they start playing. And around here we see... Let me just wait for them to reduce. Okay, yeah it's gonna start. So this is a traditional instrument. Yes. This is a traditional guitar. As we all know... Can you hear me? Our late majesty was a huge fan of classical music and a private orchestra. He had his own orchestra. So this is why we wanted to highlight one of the beautiful aspects of Oman which is the orchestra as well. And as you can see. They play music from all over the world. Or they play a lot of traditional Omani music also. I don't know, they play traditional Omani music. But his late majesty used to enjoy travelling with them when it was necessary. Okay, so... And opera is amazing to be in. It's beautiful. The Royal Opera House is very beautiful. It's stunning. It's one of the greatest works of Oman. And we obviously had the first Royal Opera House in the whole of the GCC. Seatings hopefully for... Yeah. Alright, let's have a look here. Now we are approaching Zone C which is the Frankincense Hall. The Crystal Hall. And the ceiling as you can see has images. I mean it has shapes of the Frankincense. Not entirely but it symbolizes the Frankincense. And each screen shows you more projects that have won awards. That are also sustainable and eco-friendly. For example, this one is about a rare earth element that Dr. Fatima has created. For beauty and for all other types of products. That's crucial if this can be developed in a massive way that could help the environment a lot. Alright, let's go around. I'll go straight to that one. Over here we get an idea. And we get to show everyone how the Frankincense is used. Not just for burning purposes, not for spiritual purposes. But it can be used in art as well. And they use it as a varnish for the canvas. And also for perfumed experiences. Okay, let's go around. Okay, so we are approaching Zone D which is the route to the trade tunnel. And this area is very special to the country. Because it's in the World Heritage List under UNESCO. And this is where the first trading began of the Frankincense. It's over thousands of years that these have been used. This is exactly where they started trading. And they've preserved it all these years. And this is Zone D and this is about logistics. And their plan on, I mean Oman is known for having the fastest logistics hub. So this is a shuttle that is trying to be created where it's a moving shuttle that can deliver and transport people. It's a slow moving shuttle. And also they're creating delivery trucks, self-driving trucks, that are sustainable and safe for delivery as well. And there might be some partnerships with all kinds of companies in the world, right? It could be Tesla potentially or... And this is also by a governmental company called Asiad. It's very famous for its beautiful work that it's done. As we're approaching the next zone, which is logistics still, and this also shows you how Asiad has boomed the connectivity towards the world of trading and how they have high-tech means of information to share underwater. Because in Oman you have important ports. Exactly, we have the port because we're on the coast. So this makes it easy for transportation, for logistics, for trade in all the parts of the Gulf and also outside. And it's also one of the fastest logistics. Here comes the Danish boat. Oh, that's Danish. Nice, I had no idea. And it shows, it also gives you an idea of how we have dolphins. We have 20 different species of whales and dolphins in Oman. It's also important to keep the dolphins and not fish them. And to have what's called rules for the fishermen that they don't use the nets to capture them and stuff. They don't. They really preserve the dolphins and the whales a lot because it also attracts tourism in all kinds of ways. As you can see, it has access to two billion consumers. All right. Thank you. Laura, the phone in the crystal side is recording. The phone here is out. Which one? Here. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, now, what did you say? Maybe we can cut it. Let's start from here. Okay, all right. As we are approaching now, which is the last floor, zone E is the future of Oman and also the future of Frankincense. On the walls, we have images of the country from all parts of the country, and these were taken just for expo. So we get an idea of how the country looks from the mosques to the animals, to the sunsets, to the trees, and how cold it gets in the mountains. Sometimes we experience some snow. How often do you get the snow? Just during periods of January. Yeah, just at the tip of the mountains, when it's very cold. It's a very big pavilion, actually, right? Is it? Yeah, it's several floors. Just two floors. It's big. It's bigger inside than it looks outside. Exactly. That's the beauty of the design, actually. They designed it in the sense that when you enter, all you have to do is you keep going around and you exit at the last floor. So welcome to the future of Oman. As you enter the space, you're welcomed by screens and images of each and everyone that participated in creating this beautiful pavilion. We have the two designers, the tech team, the engineers, multimedia developers. So that's one of the young designers that designed the conceptual design. This pavilion is a multi-year project, right? It takes a lot of dedication, a lot of work from a lot of people. Yes, it did. And obviously with how COVID came through, it was stopped for a bit, but they completed it. And you're welcomed by this robotic farm that will be here for the next six months. And we're going to be planting seeds of the frankincense in order to see how long it will take to grow without the light outside, without sunlight, but with the UV lights. And there's water coming from underneath. There's tubes that are connected from the bottom and they will pump the water up. And this is a way to also experiment on how, if there's a future in Mars, how they can take the robotic farm into the spaceship for the astronauts to experience and also to be able to plant it in Mars. As we know that frankincense is very beneficial to the health. It's good for the immune system. It destroys bacteria, pathogens, fungi, viruses. And the space that you are in is also a space to give the visitors a sense of relaxation. These are images of the tree from the seeds. This is the seeds. And all the way to the stems, the branches and the leaves. And until the last result, which is the raisin, it's a gooey texture type. And that is the outcome. So the whole pavilion is dedicated to the frankincense tree. Just the first and last. As you can see the ground and the last. The first floor is all about sustainability and the projects. So this is just to create a green space. It's not real. So we try to give the visitors an experience as they're leaving to have a scent of the frankincense and all the different types of the frankincense. And here we have pure frankincense where the visitors come and stand around this hub and smell the frankincense with the sound in the background. And it's meant to help them relax. And on the ceiling we have frankincense crystallized and the middle vacuum to recycle the scent. Over here we have holograms. These are 3D that show you how the frankincense looks and the tree and the element that we use to burn it. And the object that we use to burn it. So you can cut that. So each of these have a smell basically. So that one has lemon, frankincense with lemon. And this is frankincense with roses. Do you want me to cover that? Or we already did that. So over here we have frankincense with diffused lemon and it has a very light but a type of punch to it because of the lemon. So the visitors are able to experience the smell of it. And the last but not least is frankincense with rose. So the visitors can stand and feel a vibration under their feet with the sound in the background and it helps them relax. And just before they leave the pavilion they're relaxed and ready to go to the next pavilion. It's one of the most important things is to manage to not have stress. Relax and enjoy life slowly. Yes, it helps you to relax and enjoy and also leave with a lovely scent and a lovely smell. And towards the end of the pavilion we have these images that you are able to have an idea basically all the information that you were seeing from the ground floor all the way to the last floor in detail. It talks about all the projects and everything about the pavilion. So now we have a shop. Do you want to go to the shop? Do you want to take the stairs? So we're going down to the boutique and to the restaurant. Yes, they are. So Oman has a vision of going to Mars? They do. They have a vision to go to Mars to launch in Mars and try to plant the tree since it grows in really difficult climate. They're hoping that this will also help and we could have a future there one day. Fingers crossed. I'm guessing maybe the youth and Oman also dreams to be astronauts? Yes, they're very encouraged and the youth right now is very much encouraged by doing so much change especially after COVID came through. Everyone was able to think of what they would like to do and how to change the situation of planet Earth and how to better it. You have a passport? Yes. He'll come back. You want to do it now? Oh, nice. That's what it looks like. So as the visitors are leaving? Are every people welcome to Oman to travel? Yes, they are. Oman is open to everyone. So a visa on arrival? No, for certain countries there's a visa on arrival but for others you have to go through your embassy or you can get it online as well. So here we have the shop. Actually, I didn't mention this invest. So we don't only allow guests to just come and visit the pavilion but we also give people a chance to invest in the country if they have any opportunities that they would like to study in the country. There's all sorts of information for everyone. People can also study in Oman. You can also study in Oman. From any country? From any country. In English? In English or in Arabic there's universities for both. So this is the investment office so we can encourage more business partners and relationships. And here we have the shop where we get to showcase our tradition and culture and this is the Omani, one of the Omani attires. Okay. And here we are welcomed by all sorts of fragrances and frankincense. I will show you a bit of the frankincense. This is how it looks. This very nice smell here. From the perfumes that are around. And each and every product that is in here has been made by an Omani. So it's all local made and all the benefits are going back to the locals as well. So we have chocolate that is made from Omani and perfume and mist. It would be a typical or recommended Omani perfume that people should definitely think about. There's so much. There is so much but there's a famous brand that everyone knows about and it's called Amouage. And I'm sure everyone is familiar with it. Where is it? Oh here. Okay. So everyone that knows of Omani knows of this perfume or might know of the perfume but not know that it's from Omani. So this is a must-have. It smells really good. They have unisex products and female and also male products and they all have like the frankincense and also the incense infused in it. And we have different oils as well that have frankincense as well and others that don't have. And here you have different examples of the jewelry that is worn in Omani by Omani's and this is all locally made. In Arabic? I don't know. In Arabic as well. Okay sorry. The hedge cross we have in Hina as well. Where's the Hina? Over there. Okay. In Hila, in Hina. All right. So we also have the Hina here which Omani is really famous for its Hina and we have Hina. If you're familiar with Hina are you familiar with Hina? It's drawn on the palm of your hand or the surface of your hand and it's like a decorative, you know. And it stays for a few days? It stays for a few days and as you wash it off as you wash it off it comes off. All right. Yeah. And we also have handcrafted products behind you. This is jewelry and this is called a hunter which the male wear around their waist. Not everybody wears it, right? No, no, just on special occasions. All right. Traditional. Yeah, traditional wear. And this is what we use to burn the frankincense. So you get a coal.  And people can grab a bag that says I love Omani. Okay. And go around the expo. Yes. All right. And this is the way out? This is your way out and before you leave there's a tourism hub and anyone that is trying to travel gets any sort of information about Oman. Yeah, about Oman or if they want to get any visas or any type of information about the country you're able to come here. How are you? How are you? Okay. So this is Oman Air with 50 destinations. It's a lot. Yeah. Coming direct flights from Europe. From Europe? Yes. Europe we have a microphone. Maybe you can grab the microphone. Be careful. Don't take it off. So it doesn't damage your scarf. Yeah. Okay. Maybe you can put it right here. It's fine? Yeah. And this is in the pocket. This one? Yeah. All right. Do you want to introduce yourself? Okay. Okay. Can I hear you some? Can you hear me now? Yeah. Okay. One second. Do you want to take it off? Okay. I can take it off. No. Thank you. That's better. We are operating to 51-52 destinations at the moment. Some of the destinations are not resumed yet after the pandemic. But yes, we do have flights to Europe, Far East, Indian subcontinent and some destinations in GCC and Middle East. Is Oman kind of like a hub for people to travel from Europe and then further away a little bit, like what Dubai does and Doha, or is it the end destination is to come to Oman, most of the flights. Most of the flights, like we do have a flight to London, Munich, Zürich, Paris, Milan. These are the destinations we have. We are in Europe. And if someone wants to come to Dubai, yes, our hub is in Moscow. The flight will be transit flights through Damascus. So it's just like a couple of hours stop over in Damascus. And our most of the operation for Europe is with the Dreamliners, which is one of the very good product in the aviation industry. Very comfortable. Very smooth flights. And we have a complete flat, but 180 degrees in a business class. And we have won several awards for the business class and economy class. All right. And also maybe it's a very popular for Omanis to go around the world. So take the flight everywhere. Exactly. Yes. And especially in the summer, when they want to get maybe some little bit cooler temperatures and they might want to go to Scandinavia or something. Scandinavian countries, yes. Omania doesn't have a flight to Scandinavian countries or the Atlantic Pacific. We haven't started yet. But yes, we do have a co-chair partners with like a QR and Turkish airline and some other European airlines. We do have a partnership with them. So it's just like, you know, means if someone wants to go to, let's say, Moscow to some Scandinavian countries, they can go to Moscow to Zurich or Germany with Omania, like a Frankfurt. And then they can take a, then they can take a Lufthansa from there. Like as I said, you know, we do have a co-chair partners with Omania. And are there affordable economy deals? People can book. Omania normally fares are very, very competitive. And yes, means the fares are always good. Means you will see Omania is always in line with the competition.