Yes, let's start. My name is Big Auliaq. I'm from Olufamix, one of the longers. And we are today here to tell you about our approach to Olufamix. That's the most affordable platform available currently. And because it's most affordable, you can buy it. You can have it. You can build it. And it's going to be open source. We have all these link-up links on our website. See? And that's very much it. Yeah. I'm mostly an embedded guy doing electronics. I'm a bit bored, but in this project I have been doing the right walk of talk. So, you can know that that's a much better approach. Anyway, let's start. So, the software is fully equipped. It's in version 2. And then find the link-up. And the hardware, of course, everyone is interested about how to license that. The answer is we don't know. And we are not giving too much heart with this because it's not finalized yet. We have new versions coming. It's still open all the time. We have to look in what we're going to produce. And the 3D sensor is the hottest thing we have, because nobody else has it. Okay? And we found a new way of making 3D vision from machine 360. And 150 degrees vertical. And we're going to save the demo after our presentation. And this is called for participation. Somebody's been telling that they're mostly hardware-wise. That's true. And we, the software, make this thing. Making a robot, affordable robot. Making a game. Why we did this? We did this because we needed it. We needed it for ourselves. And we actually checked different options. And the prices were from 20K to up to 60K. And they didn't even do the time we wanted. We have a small warehouse. We have about 30 customers. And we didn't find this solution. And we built this one. And I see the picture. It's summer 2016. It's a bad picture. We can find it from the web page. And it was actually remote control toy. It was working, but nobody could actually use it. Because of lagging. Network connection. And we decided we need other way on this project. And I wrote this design principles. It has to be simple. Robots must be capable of taking whatever comes to it. And manufacturing must be very easy. So we can make as many as we like. We probably need 10 or 20 of these. And since the last three documents, we allowed everything we could get from China. And it didn't work. And it has to be able to do tasks we did. And able to map surroundings. Because we don't have time to map things. And the surroundings are changing all the time. And by accident we found out this way. We found out this way that we made the platform that there's an application later. I tried to draw all sorts of different solutions on this system. It was like a tower. And you see those poles. Robotmakers made. We tried to make something like that. And it didn't work. So I decided that we make first the platform. And then we designed what we do with that. And that's actually something that we found out to be a good solution. The platform is the product. The integration is simplification. It has to be very simple. And because everything is integrated, it's very cheap. Very cheap in many countries. And this is from Pikipalia. The definition of algorithm is wrong. It's mostly the same thing I figure out myself. It has to be able to gain information about the environment. Learn. Work without human intervention. And move through the space. And not harm anyone. Now comes the big thing. The breaking news. I'm going to use Ross. But we are going to support it. And we are going to need some help for that. And maybe I'll tell the reason why. Because we know that what others might be doing using Ross. And we know that with Pikipalia they buy a lot of these expensive modules and build the robot using these blocks. And it's quite easy. You can just go and buy these off the subcomponents. Then you can do the robot. But the robot comes here. These extensions are up. And then you have a deal of materials from 5,000 to 10,000 K. And then you need to try to make a product. And you have to. So we use it on top of it. And it's going to be that big ball of 30K of Ross. And then we use it in the background. Then we require you to use that set of less. The game is between all these modules. And you are going to convert all kind of sensor data through USB pass. And then you need this message passing and all kind of stuff. And it's nice when you want to do a product for your life. I think there has to be a better way. And being an enterprise designer, I just think of all of it in a single board. And this great thing is that it gets so much cheaper. And then all of those sensors copies is done on this SDM32 microphone. And, well, it's got a few bucks. And it can process all the data. And it's very low latency. So we have to center data. It's very short. It's very quick. It's great. And it's cheap. And it's very slow to maintain. Then we... I make the first version of this board in about six weeks. And this is our first batch. And then we... This is the second version. This is that actual product produced in China at least. This one. But then we went to the land. This is a simultaneous localization of mapping. And it's a very big question in mobile robotics. And it has been analyzed academically for decades. And it's probably likely because if we want to localize, we need to get the coordinate of the robot. And we cannot use GBS because it doesn't provide doors. And even out of the resolution, very poor environment. But we need to know where we are. But we don't have the map. And to be on the map, we need to know where we are. So we just start building the map and all the errors will appear. So this is a difficult problem. The problem is, there hasn't been much open source involvement in solving this. For example, with Ross, everyone is still using G-Mapping with this demonstration algorithm. We got by... we started this 10 years ago. And it's a great algorithm, but we don't... So we need to learn how to do this. And right now, we're using any special, but it's usable and we are going to develop it further. And that's great because we have all the sensor data. We have problems with our hardware. We can't change our hardware. We are not open to any other hardware. So this is an example that after about... I think it was four months after we started from scratch and I had to go for a 10-minute and about two weeks at that point. And there is no route going on here. So the problem automatically is for my parents' house in this picture. And well, after it has done this automatically, we can move around and go there and decide the best route. And if you try to do that, it will go between and it will wheel route and things like that. And we have another example from yesterday. We went into that journey building and that's the map that you got, but it's all in there. So with this actual machine and people thought this is some kind of lost car. They didn't even realize this is a road but they tried to stop it and move it. And they didn't try to move it but then it's powered. They tried to keep it in position and people are very surprised. Yes. So we are stunned. Did we do something new? Find out we went to South Korea. Overgrown 2007 fare. 2017. In September last year. And we just wanted to know is there anyone doing the same thing and maybe we probably didn't find everything from Google. And what we found out is that nobody else knows how to do the thing. And people were actually lining up on our booth and they were complaining after two days that they hadn't been able to talk to us. And then we found out we have done something unique. So maybe we should keep this out as open source. And that's what we do. Yeah. So our next steps the basic hardware is really good I think. We are going to do one more modification to make it even better but no big change there. And then we tell the company it's really simple. I'm going to talk about it in a few minutes. We are making small batches. We make 30 of these. This is one of the 30 from our project. We are making batches bigger and bigger and we are making small changes. And we are open sourcing all software, every single one software, and as we said all software is unclear, it's clear that we will give all the schematics and everything like that out but we don't decide it about the actual cat parts yet. And we need application development because our great idea is going to be called the platform model. So our platform is the smallest component instead of a sensor. Our component is two platforms and that makes it quite easy to develop your own application. This is the delivery boy application here. It's a demo of the simple possible application, the passive application right now. I repeat this will have a few cameras and I think it will be more usable. To make it affordable we have to take the price down so that it costs about 1,200 Euro to build this. So we are selling it out at 3K right now. We need to have some money to do this rolling. Yeah. And then we are going to do the smaller one, the S model and for that we are going to do a developer special where we are not going to make any profit basically. Basically the 999 offer is something that we are not sure that we actually make money at all. Yeah, because we need this to go out for people to find this and start building the ecosystem. The software architecture I know many people here are interested in the software. It's right now done by me with 90% in C with 5,000 lines and we are out of it. We are currently in SCM32 microcontrollers and no any kind of error is left. Well, very few dependencies and that's for a good reason because I only use what I need. This is on our website just an example of the project that we will find on that paper because we are there and then we have the Raspberry Pi inside we are not going to do that we are not going to slam and we won't find any complications that's one of the problems. And then being a prototype we are going to replace them with properly done versions. Let's get back to where we were earlier because this conversation is a little bit unthero because you see the real error of this work that the laser scanner that's hugely expensive part there are some cheaper options but that's often used in robots so we are we need our own sensor and then that's how we imagine our prototype in 3D done with light sensor system and we are going to actually a lot of tasks and we are rotating through the dimensional what makes of playing and it's not good enough because as you can imagine when we have table of this profit then you cannot see you can only see at this 2D level and that's why we need sensor and really time of life that new it's a decade of technology so we take this normal laser scanner which takes one pixel of the volume it measures the distance value instead of a single pixel we have a full sensor with 10,000 pixels so it can produce a problem like this or Iran shape so it produces points out directly and that means from our current 5D 2D example per second we are going to get half a million the distance measurement per second in 3D of this and we are going to bring all of that sensor with this one single vector it was done and this 3D cameras have been available to self for quite some time but they are neither fat or they are really expensive and they are going to pretty much cost down so I'm going to give you a little example hopefully works so let's say the cables are connected on so then the distances are actually all and probably in that image you can see for example I'm freeing right now and when I go further back that it will be much better so you can for example see your own case in that picture and then we can measure how many meters it says that one I just moved there and now the game is going down to one and one what is it, how many meters so yeah, that's kind of technology here and this technology has some drawbacks it suffers from some issues like grey light, if I put my hand here I think that background being just there so we talk probably for a while better on our website because we have some unique ideas how to fix these issues and instead of that we are going to get them out freely to prevent all that fat controlling we don't want to be a part of that so if you want to see a better demo come to us afterwards we will show you so yeah, this is basically our sensor, it's a little big right now but this is being manufactured right now in China we also get them before the Chinese New Year it's a smaller version yeah, I have to fill up here it's like the current sensor would be like 40 times 40 millimeters and it's much smaller this is the very first one we ever made and in the new year we are lining up with the manufacturer's and hoping that we don't get it before the 16th this month and if we get it we are able to produce more robots the first ones but I'm actually didn't feel that we have 10 of these sensors around the machine providing 30 seconds because we can do this sensor for about so we can put 10 of them and we have 300 at that point and it's still cheap and we can see that the image on the back would be placed on that we get full 360 degrees by 120 for 110 to decrease that way see the white paper on the white page yes, let's make all these robots affordable again these are the gross solutions everyone is telling me it's $10,000 make one more to speak whatever you can do it's good and the price I have told you is very cheap now we have to make any money by selling that price but what we want to offer you it's a handout you get the technology but unfortunately we are unable to deliver before June and that is 4 months away right about on the first thing at our web page there's a link where you can make your order and there's also a developer survey if you want to participate you can leave your email and we'll contact you


In this video, I want to talk about Dimwavra's theorem, which gives us an effective tool to calculate complex exponents, that is to say, taking an exponent of a complex number. So we've done things like, you know, calculate x squared, x cubed, x to the fifth, what have you. That's nice and easy for real numbers, but for complex numbers it gets a little bit more complicated, right? As we saw in our previous video, when it comes to complex multiplication, it is a lot simpler to compute the product of two complex numbers when you have that complex number in polar form, right? But there's a conversion cost, right? We usually write our complex numbers in the Cartesian form, so it looks like z equals a plus bi. That's how we like it. That's great for addition and subtraction. It gets a little bit more cumbersome when you multiply and divide, but the polar form is really useful in that situation. R, ooh, that's a hideous R. Try that again. R equals i theta, like so. In which case, multiplication is a cinch because it's really just typical exponential rules in that situation. But again, there's a cost of conversion. When might the cost actually be worth paying to convert? And that definitely is the case when you start doing exponents of these complex numbers. If you want to do something like z cubed in the terms of the FOIL method, that gets very, very cumbersome because you have to take a plus bi times a plus bi times a plus bi, which admittedly, you can use the binomial theorem to try to simplify that calculation, but even still, it gets very cumbersome very quickly. De Moivre's theorem makes it a lot easier to do these things because we just utilize the polar form of the complex numbers. So if you have a complex number z, which has the form R times cosine theta plus i sine theta, which remember here, R would be the modulus of the complex number. Theta is the argument, and this right here is just R e to the i theta, like so. Then it turns out that z to the n, this exponent, here we're going to take z to be an integer. We see the exponent here is z to the n, it's going to equal R to the n, so you just take the exponent, the same exponent of the modulus, you take that power. And then you're going to take cosine of n theta plus i sine n theta. So you're going to take the exponent of the modulus, but then you're just going to multiply the argument by that value. And why is that? Well, when you think of this in terms of the exponential form, the polar form of the complex number, it's very, very simple. So take z to the n. We're going to write z to the n as R e to the i theta to the n, for which then by exponent rules, this is R to the n times e to the i theta to the n. And then using more exponent rules, when you have an exponent to an exponent, you then multiply them together, you get R to the n times e to the i theta times n, which I'm going to write that as e to the i n theta. And then utilizing Euler's identity, what is e to the i n theta? Well, you're going to end up with an R to the n that sits in front, and then you get cosine of n theta plus i sine of n theta. And so then we see exactly why we are going to multiply the arguments by n. It's just a consequence of exponent rules, right? If you don't utilize Euler's identity, this proof gets a lot more complicated, a lot more messy, and you have to do some pretty intense trigonometric identities. For the most part, we've proved a formula in our previous video that we can then derive DeMauro's theorem from it pretty quickly, but that argument we did in the previous video would have been intense with trigonometric identities. But with Euler's identity, it's pretty straightforward. It's just their exponent rules, and so these are natural consequence of those exponent rules. Let's see an example. Let's compute 1 plus i to the 10th power.  That'd be very complicated. Even, like I said, with the binomial theorem, it would still get very complicated because you end up with these 11 terms where you can combine them together. DeMauro's theorem is definitely the way we want to go here. And so we have to first convert our number into complex into the trigonometric form of the complex number. So if we take the number z equals 1 plus i, we have to first find the modulus. This is the square root of 1 squared plus 1 squared, which is the square root of 2. We then have to find the argument, go pirate for a moment, arg. We need to find arc tangent of 1 over 1, so just arc tangent of 1 there. That's going to happen at a 45 degree angle, which quadrant we're in. We're in positive, positive quadrant. So that's the first quadrant. So this is going to give us pi force. We should always use radians when we're talking about complex numbers and their arguments. Therefore, our number z is equal to the square root of 2 times e to the pi i over 4 power. So now we want to calculate, if we're doing 1 plus i to the 10th, we're really just trying to calculate z to the 10th power. And by the previous theorem, we're going to get the square root of 2 to the 10th power. And then we're going to get e times pi, well, 10 pi i over 4 times the angle by 10 in that situation. Now, when you take the square root of 2, notice if you square the square root of 2, that gives you back 2. So this is going to give you 2 to the 5th. And then, of course, 10 and 4 have a common divisor of 2. So you're going to get e to the 5 pi i over 2. So 2 to the 5th is going to be 32. So you take 2 times 2 times 2, you get up to 32. And so then we have to do cosine of 5 pi over 2 plus i sine of 5 pi over 2. And you'll look at that thing there. And so it's like 5 pi over 2, that's actually bigger than 2 pi, right? In fact, 5 pi over 2, 5 pi over 2, that's the same thing as 4 pi over 2 plus just pi over 2, like so, which 5 pi over 2 is the same thing as 2 pi, so I can just ignore that. And so with that consideration in mind, we end up with 32, we have cosine of just pi halves. Cosine of pi halves, that's just going to equal 0. And then sine of pi halves, that's just going to equal 1, like so. So we see the final product turns out to be 32i. And so in this situation, when you have exponents, and your exponent doesn't even have to be relatively big. If you start taking exponents of complex numbers, you're going to do yourself a huge favor by using the polar form. Essentially, you do want to use DeMauro's theorem in a situation like this. Use the polar form of a complex number, and this will help you when you start doing these complex exponents. It's so much more effective this way than perhaps the old-fashioned ways with Cartesian coordinates.


Hey guys, this is Hyder from Xtrades and in this video. This is gonna be more of an educational video, so I'm gonna be going over two advanced rules for success in the markets, right? So first thing 90% of traders fail, right? This is something that a lot of us know and in fact, it might even be higher than 90% but point is a lot of traders fail and and if you want to succeed in the markets, you have to do what you have to do the opposite of what the majority is doing and that's how you should align your thinking as well in the markets and yeah, so if there's a lot of people going to one certain trade thinking one certain stock is very bullish, there's a very high probability that that trade will not work out For example, a lot of stuff is pumped on CNBC, right? and A lot of those picks actually don't end up doing well because what happens is the majority of people that don't watch the market regularly just listen to whatever these people are saying and they buy it without thought, right? And that trade becomes the majority and that's the reason why those trades typically end up failing because everyone's in it So to succeed in trading, my point is you have to go against what the majority are doing and Yeah, so there's two real rules or two main rules that I've noticed that deviate from how How the majority think right when it comes to trading. So the first thing is taking small losses Most traders and most investors in general people who are in the markets hate taking losses. It's Most people cannot cut their losses quickly. They tried when something goes against them they actually end up trying to add more to their position average down and tried to see if there's a way to Basically get back to break even and then try to cut the position lose, right? This is what majority of people do but to be in the 10% or even less than 10% You have to learn how to take losses very quickly and make sure that your losses are very small This is very key if you want to make it in trading Many people try to set stop losses but end up moving them or Some people set mental stop losses and don't end up following through on them, right? this is a very big problem many traders fail this or many traders face this problem and If you can conquer this one thing Then you are ahead of a lot of a lot of traders, right? So taking small losses is extremely important and so the first step is to First step is to implement stop losses, right? This is basic, right? Everyone implements a lot of people implement stop losses, but not everyone follows through, right? So actually following through Is step number one, right? If you can follow through your stop losses consistently You're doing something, right? You're ahead of a lot of traders already, but to take it to the next level Some you have to learn how to take losses before the market takes you out. What does that mean? So before your stop loss gets hit sometimes you have to learn to take Smaller losses then like your stop loss, right? So for example If a stock is at 50 and your stop losses at 48 and the stock looks like it's closing around 49 then you want to stop out immediately even before your stop is hit So learning how to take losses before the market takes you out is also very very important That way you limit your losses even smaller, right? And the reason that you do this so there's this thing I've seen a lot of top traders Where they don't take like these are swing traders, right? So they don't swing red positions into the next day So for example, if you're buying something and at closest below your buy point They get rid of it right away and this is very advanced a lot Not many people do this because they're like why there's no point, right? Just let it let the market see if it actually hits my stop and then get out Because a lot of people are scared that if you get out too early, then it's gonna end up Going higher the next day, right? But the thing is if you can keep your losses smaller and ask Like half the size of what they actually normally are then your small your losses are even smaller And you can always buy back the next day. This is very key. Most people don't realize this You can always buy back and typically typically you're gonna have to buy back higher But the probability of the trade working out if it triggers again is very high So that's rule number one. So This is very tricky to implement because most people don't have the discipline to actually follow through on their stop losses First of all, but if you can follow step one, then level two would be to Try to not swing any red positions and try to take losses before the market takes you out This is very advanced. Not a lot of people do this All right, let's move on to step two pressure winners, right? So the best trades go right away Which does that mean? So a lot of times there's a lot of different setups But sometimes some stocks will take off right away and they'll never look back And those are typically the best trades and this is what and this comes back to this thing, right? So if you're buying a stock and it closes red and there's a very good chance This is not gonna be the top trade of the year, right? The top trades are in the top trades always go right away So typically when you're buying you should see a move all the way up to 51 52 already So yeah, these two rules go hand in hand So if if the stock is closing red or if the stock is red Or if the stock is red on your initial buy, then there's a very good chance It's not the best trade and you should cut it right away and So yeah, second point pressure winners So when the stock is actually working you want to be making sure that you're adding to your position Most people don't want to do this because they don't like the concept of averaging up But typically what works in the market continues to work. Havana is a very good example That stock has been rallying like like crazy amount like I think it's up seven almost 700% up this year but insane insane rally right the best stocks continue to keep going and Havana was a very good example So you typically want to try to add to your winners whenever given the opportunity and this is Pretty hard, right? It's hard mentally like to add to a winner because you're When you have a winner most people are thinking take profits, right? So majority think Take profits Right. This is what 90% of traders think when they have a winner They want to take profits right away lock-in profits And then just get out and then use that money and then put it on to the next trade, right? but What to but again going back to going against the majority you don't want to be taking profits You won't actually be adding to your positions, right? So when you're adding to your positions, there's a way you have to do it, too So for example, if you buy 100 shares on your initial buy then when you're adding you want to be adding 50 Whatever the next buy setup is and then 25 and then incrementally slow down, right? And typically you're gonna get three waves So three really good rallies and then the third rally is always the one that typically typically gets very extended And it's typically the best time to be selling into strength. So those are the Keys when it comes to pressing your winners, right? So the best trades go right away and when you find those best trades You want to be adding to your positions versus taking profits taking profits It's what the majority does But if you want to set yourself apart you want to go out of your comfort zone and actually add to your positions and average up and When you're adding you want to be making you want to make sure that you're adding smaller and smaller So that way your average average cost isn't getting too messed up, right? But yeah, this is pretty much or these are pretty much the core concepts and these are more advanced Most people know about stop losses. Most people know about Protecting your winners, right? Making sure that you move your stop up things like that But these are more advanced You want to make sure that you're actually averaging up when you get your winners You want to learn that you want to know that the best trades go right away This is also something that not a lot of people know But if you've been in the market for a couple years now, you've noticed this pattern where the best trades always go right away And they usually have some sort of catalyst and big volume and when that happens So there's usually one really big move and then some consolidation Very nice flag pattern and then they go right away, right? They won't look back ever again So those are the trades that you want to be looking for everything else it doesn't matter you want to be cutting for like very small losses and Doing this your win percentage might be very low probably below 50% But when you do catch that winner, it's gonna be very It's gonna be a very big return in terms of risk reward. So So this is this type of system will still result in a positive expectancy But yeah, that's pretty much what I wanted to cover in this video And if anything was confusing, please feel free to let me know and I can clarify But yeah, thank you guys for tuning in


Dear students, in this module I am going to expand on the applications of Bioinformatics for you. As you already know, Bioinformatics has been diversified into several sub-fields such as genomics, proteomics, transcriptomics, metabolomics, systems biology as well as personalized medicine. In these areas, lots of data is currently being produced and it can be a very useful avenue for application of Bioinformatics tools and strategies. So as I just mentioned, the Bioinformatics techniques have enabled us to explore this omics data and to analyze it further. In the following slides, I am going to take a step-by-step approach and look at specific problems within each one of these areas and see how Bioinformatics can be helpful in the endeavor. Starting from small to big, Bioinformatics tools can be applied towards gene prediction, managing the genomic information that is chained out from genomics experiments and then you can move towards structure prediction. Structure can be of an RNA or of a protein. Next, you can look at the interaction between the RNAs and the proteins or even the proteins and proteins or the protein-protein interaction. So once you know which proteins are talking to each other and are interacting, you can have an interaction network. So Bioinformatics techniques, they also enable you to construct these networks. So once you have built these networks by looking at the proteins that are interacting with each other, you can embed these networks into the cells and you can perform modeling and simulation in silico studies on how the cells that contain these networks how they behave and you can predict their behavior as well. All of that can then be looked into from a perspective of cell signaling.  So once you built a cell model, then you can also look at the signaling that is underpinning the cellular function and you can simulate it as well. Once you have developed a cell level simulation, then you can expand it to the tissue level by including several cells within a single simulation and you can look how the tissue evolves or for that matter in case of cancer, how a tumor can evolve. Lastly, the biological networks and these simulations, they can help you to bring up personalized therapeutics into Bioinformatics. You know that these models can integrate the data from various genomic, proteomic, metabolomic as well as the systems biology levels. So you can create models by integrating all of that information and then you can simulate these models to predict what kind of behaviors these models can have. Lastly, once you have these simulations going where you have lots of cells with their protein content, with their genomic content, then you can look at how a disease can be manifested or how a disease can be produced by any abnormality within the genomic or proteomic levels within the cell. In conclusion, Bioinformatics not only organizes and stores the biological omics information data sets but also models it and simulates it towards developing novel drugs and addressing the diseases such as cancer and diabetes.


So in this shower I love to use this way scalp and body scrub. I love that it sets up and it just makes me feel extra clean but today I'm also going to be using it in my hair because I had a hair appointment and I just wanted a clean scalp after oiling my hair. So this is my first time using the Way Find Some Medium Hair Treatment Mask. I really couldn't tell the difference but I've heard good things about this mask so I wanted to give it a try and I just wanted to treat my scalp under my sewing. If you love bi-redo products, especially the Gypsy Water, then you are going to love this. I got this from the Target in the men's section. This is the silver water in Birch. It smells so good.  By Peek Life, it's their youthful skin deep hydration. It has hyaluronic acid so this is going to basically hydrate you internally and I've been so dry lately y'all. I've been having dry lips and everything but I swear to you, I've noticed such huge difference by these Peek Life drinks concoction and no, this is not sponsored. I bought this with my own money. It's supposed to help improve elasticity in your skin, reduce fine lines and wrinkles, youthful, dewy, glowy skin, deep cellular hydration, have beautiful skin. So I've seen so many reviews on this so I wanted to give it a try and I really like it and I really like that it's sugar free. So I just added some little strawberry bites from Starbucks and I wanted to, you know, romanticize the drink and it was actually really good but I really enjoy this drink and yeah, so if you have been having skin problems or if you've just been feeling extra dry lately, I would highly recommend giving this a try. I had to go get my nails done and this was the salon I came across because they were open the latest because I got there pretty late. I do want to get into Russian manicures for 2023 so this is probably going to be my last acrylic set and we went with Chrome. The nail tech actually suggested this color. She was like, you should do Chrome. It's going to be a nice classy color against your skin tone and I was like, okay, let's do it. So yeah, so she's laid my nails for 2023. So we're going to be going in with the slather by Topicals. I love this serum. It just hydrates my body so well, especially on days when I feel extra dry. And then I'm going to be going in with the EOS body lotion. This is the vanilla cashmere. I've been loving Gourmet body lotions especially since I've been using the Butter Drop by Fenty, which is currently not available anymore. Baby, when that was in stock, I definitely stocked up, but it's not available anymore. So I have to resort to something that's going to last long term. So I like to mix it to and I only use the Butter Drop on my upper body and mix it in with the EOS and it just smells so good and it's just so sweet smelling. I love it. So that is it for this video. I was feeling so crummy at the beginning of this video, but I'm so happy that I pampered myself and did self care and I feel so good. I cannot wait to see what 2023 has in store for me. I'm ready to receive all the blessings that God has in store. So I hope that y'all had a great New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. And I love y'all so much and thank you so much for watching and do not forget to like, comment and subscribe. I love y'all. See y'all next video.


I was like, oh my god They're gonna kill her and I'm gonna be so pissed at the killer obviously towards the end They kind of retconned a lot of the film what we'll get to that But it Led to a more an emotional arc for Wade Wilson I love that giving cable comes in here is time traveling you can kind of assume where that's gonna go down the road But I loved what they did with the character, especially how he says no, this is no love story.  I feel like there is really no story for this film There really is no villain either. I'll even go as far to say that it they portray cables the film The cable is not the villain. He's doing the right thing It's it's not like the Thanos type of thing where he has his own ideology. No, he is doing the right thing There is no villain the only villain They really have is time and having to do certain amount of things before a certain thing happens And that's really the only villain part and that's why really the story overall doesn't work for me It feels like a lot of sequences at times, which isn't a problem, but They marketed this in the trailer X-Force and I said I said in a prediction video In that X-Force team is either gonna die right falling from the plane or they are gonna die in some hilarious ways on the ground And I was right.  They don't even show the trailer. Who is the vanisher?  What a great moment. I remember when that scene happens and he gets electrocuted I was like is that is that Brad Pitt that no that could not have been Brad Pitt Oh my god It is Brad Pitt great sequence in there It was a great cuz I know there was rumors that he was gonna be cable Maybe this is their way of getting men here Hey, you want to be in Deadpool 2 for a second day play the vanisher You don't even know the show anything. You just gotta have a shocked reaction. I great and when I say shocked reaction I do mean shocked reaction if we're talking about cameos in style. Let's talk about it I mean Brad Pitt's in here the original the X-Men first-class characters in here And that was great when Walt when Deadpool's like, you know Can't they give us some budget for the money and right behind him? You see I think it was Quicksilver Cyclops Xavier and I might have been wrong I think there was one other character in there, but it went so fast But they just closed the door behind him. It was it was so funny It was it was like a blink and miss it type of situation and loved seeing that the second time around leaving those far to say I loved the end credit scene now. We didn't get any Logan. We didn't get Hugh Jackman You know, they made some jokes. They did we did get somewhat of a cameo with him And I think this is the best end credit scene I mean, I mean, this is the one thing that I think a lot of people want to hear about is what is the end credit scene There's two so it starts off and obviously cable does use his last thing to save Wade at the end of the film because Wade Sacrifices himself for this little kid Who the kids brilliant by the way, I love the kid He was great and hunt for the water people and he was great in here, too And of course we also get juggernaut in here, which is great, but we'll get back to that in a second I want to talk about this end credit scene the end credit scene is you know we see Wade and Negasonic Teenage Warhead make fixes the time machine for him and When it went I was like, okay, maybe it ends and I was like, okay, maybe we're just going to and nope it starts up again and Holy shit goes back saves Vanessa makes my heart happy goes back says Peter. Just Peter He's like walk away Peter walk away. Just just walk away He doesn't even save everyone else.  Dead just just dead just dies on the ground and Deadpool walks in. He's like, oh, hey, hey, Wolvie great It goes one step further We see Ryan Reynolds reading the script for Green Lantern and he goes. This is my big break boom dead I Loved it. I loved it. I was laughing so hard It literally bumped my rating up for how much I loved that sequence in a second time. It was even better I Love that sequence and I heard there was actually a sequence They actually filmed with him killing baby Hitler that they had to get rid of because it was so gruesome to be honest I want to see this I know it sounds a little fucked up But I do want to see it because I hope it's a deleted scene it has to be it sounds so Wild and gruesome, but they actually filmed it. So I want to see this at the little too gruesome But I got to see it. Yeah, that's the end credit scene. It was it's the best end credit scene I've ever seen a film nothing will ever top it but going back. I do want to talk about juggernaut being this film I know there's some people had some theories that he was gonna be in here But Colossus this is the reason I actually appreciate Colossus more in this film his action sequence with juggernaut really worked and I mean even though the CGI was totally off on juggernaut You can totally tell it was very off-putting especially coming off like a singing Avengers Infinity War and see how good Thanos look Juggernaut does not look good at all, but the way they're fighting is great You know Colossus goes all brutal and stuff and dope hinder at the end Hey, there's this like facility guy who works at Essex corporation who's holding these kids and like brutalizing them and it's so funny because They're letting him live and Deadpool kind of references the whole Colossus thing brush your teeth a hero takes only a couple minutes to be hero and Don't pinder just comes through a taxi and it hits the x6 guy It's it's such great stuff Cable has great action sequences here Domino's a huge standout with all her lucky things and how it's all a domino effect When she's fighting people and things just fall and hit and kill it's great. I love Deadpool 2 I loved spoiling it. These are everything I've been holding in for a couple weeks now and now that you guys have seen it I'm glad I got to spoil it and talk with you guys this so comment down below guys Tell me what your guys thoughts are what is your favorite moment of Deadpool 2 and what you're like best spoiler thing was What was the big surprise for you? 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I hope you enjoyed your top 3 art 6s and the bungees fighting off a background right now that is Malfi's flow, they are right here from the 2-5-4 Somswona to Anakawalai, to Alight TV, Moulin International Na na na na na, they are very lucky I didn't know it was a parallel move Alright, shout out guys for tuning in The show is Rock to Alive right here on White 5-4 TV The hashtag is Rock to a 2-5-4 Keep talking to us Fillin June, that's on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram and a 2-5-4 channel At Rock to a 2-5-4 Go like all pages Maze Like the Twitter, like the Facebook Rock to a 2-5-4 And of course we have Hueskills, that's on Facebook, Twitter and on Instagram Hueskills 1 Now, before we even continue We still have Abdul in studio But before we continue, I'm going to shout out a few people who are right here And they have very important questions that I need to ask Abdul Now we have Shelton Holyweb who is saying Play me Holyweb music Huesilengue Holyweb music Yes Holyweb music Sawa Tundalai Alight, and then we have Ian Musa Muryuki He is saying Certainly loving the show from South B Shout out to South B Yeah, yeah, yeah, shout out to you guys I love him, he is saying Any Breaking Benjamin will make my evening Breaking Benjamin, yeah I'm actually not sure Alright, we have Davies, Kiroko and Asama Too Good and Really Yeah, that's what we're all about We're all about good music Just good music and real music And talking about real issues and good stuff that affect the youth Now we have Hesbon Mangiti and Asama Ndani Kamakawa LD is the place to live Shout out to Eldoran We'll be coming to Eldoran You guys are not even reading The show is rock tour So that tells you something We're gonna have to tour and LD is gonna be Definitely one of the places we'll be visiting Now I have more More Okay, more Asama locked out of Muraka Massive Mad Love We have so much love for you too Thank you so much for staying tuned We appreciate each and every one of you Shout out to all of you As soon as There's a video, there's a YouTube link We're gonna have to open that and check it out later Iman Jens He's always tuned We appreciate you We appreciate you We appreciate you We appreciate you We appreciate you Let's hear What's that? Is it Ramadan Or Ramadan You get the point You get the point No, there are people who actually write Ramadan and there are people who write Ramadan. Yes, so Abdul will be telling us that. And then I have someone who says, What is your name? My name is Funga. It's a show kitchen. It's a show kitchen. Alright, we have Konkar Asala. He is saying one love show is called Fire. He is saying fire. Motofire Pasi, that one. Motofire Pasi Salah. Motofire Pasi Moto, you know. That one. Thank you so much for watching now. Sun Spare. Okay, it's not Sun. It's actually Sun. My bad. I say Sun Spare. Why is it Sun? Because it's a name, I'm not sure. Sun Spare. I'm an Spare. Spare. I said no, my son. I'm sorry to you bro. Thank you so much for tuning in. I'm a producer. My goods to Babu. I say my fire. Motofire. Thank you so much. I'm also a producer. Now John Matthews. He sang tuning in from Nyeri. Love the show. Please play for me. And it's Slayer. Slayer. Slayer. Slayer. Sour. His name is John Matthews. You've got you. Don't worry. You're going to be playing that metal. I realize so many people love metal. So, Abdul. We have so many questions now. I still have many guys to shout out. Don't worry. I'm not going to forget you. If you're on the timeline, don't worry. I'm also going to show you some love. Now Abdul, start with Ramadan. Is it Ramadan? Is it Ramadan? Yeah, tell us. What's the difference? There is no difference. It's a matter of transliteration. Now, transliteration refers to taking text from a totally different writing system into the English alphabet. For instance, when you're writing in Arabic, there is this letter called Val, which does not exist in English. It's Val. Now, transliterating it into English, it becomes DH than Ramadan. Now, I'm going to say something that's a little bit unfamiliar to many people. Right. For those who speak Spanish or understand Spanish, they will know that the letter D in Spanish is never D. You don't say D. It's V. So, for instance, I'll give you one word like the word right. R-I-G-H-T in English, right? In Spanish, it's written as Verdad. Verdad. But now to pronounce it, you don't say Verdad. You say Verda. Verda. Like Madrid. They don't say Madrid. They say Madrid. Madrid. It's like my name. Philly in Djinn, yeah? In Kenya, we say Djinn, but in French, it's Jean. Yeah, you guys, Jean. And the starting was just like trying to take Shakespeare in English and put it into standard English. First guys who were Shakespeare. Or Greek and... Yeah. Yeah, that makes sense. So, again, but they all mean the same thing. Now, I have another question for my manager who's asking, can you ask Abdul? Is he bad for a Muslim to listen to secular music?    And then I've crossed my finger. You're like... Again, I have to be very honest here. When I started the show, I mentioned so many very... Yeah, and you have a show that is Al-Nashid. Al-Nashid. Yeah, and you play music, yeah? I tend to delve so much into Islamic music because of... It has, yeah. Yeah, there is that. Now, secular music, I'll take some references from the Quran where Satan says to the Almighty Allah, he says, give me all the time in the world and I'll go and deceive people on earth. And then he says, one of the tools I'm going to use is instruments. I'm going to use my voice to mislead people on earth. Very true. Yeah. And it's even in the Bible, right? Yeah. And in the Bible, people say that Lucifer was the best musician in the world. Yeah, he was. Yeah, but now, once again, there is this reaction on my face. There is this reaction on my face. Yeah. So, that's basically... It's not allowed because it says in the Quran, in Arabic, it says, وَلَا تَتَّبِعُوا حُدُوا تَنْسِ الشَيْطَانِ And which means, do not follow the steps of Satan. And one of the steps of Satan is listening to music and all the temptations that he first flies. Yes, on that note, actually, apparently, as engaging in the history now, apparently now, Muslims are embracing music more, currently by the... DJ Khalil! Actually, the message is you'll find that the singing of some Muslims was singing, the Quran, which is really cool. And then now, coming out to my side, rock music. We have some serious rock bands, which are Muslim. We have some serious metal bands, which are Muslim. So, it sounds like... Now, what's the approach? And... Okay, when I started producing on the sheet, before I stepped aside from being the producer of the show and being the presenter... Oh, and I just took a T-shirt. Yeah. In East Africa, the reigning king of the Wasafi crew. He's Muslim. They are my plan now. We have Alikiba as well. He's Muslim. So, 90 years. There is being a Muslim and there is practicing Islam. Now, these are two different things. You can be a Kenyan and you can also be... Non-patrotic. Non-patrotic Kenyan. Oh, you can be a Kenyan who doesn't even live in Kenya. First of all, those Kenyans who doesn't know, those who say Nafumiliya come from Kenya. Exactly.   Yeah. In the same case, you can find Muslims who are just... We call them Waislamuyina. Those who are just Muslims because they do not practice Islam. Waislamuyina. And then, exactly. And then there are those Muslims who are really staunch. Yeah. Long beards. Not like mine. Longer than mine. Yeah. They wear the kamis or the kanzu and they perform everything in Islam. So, we cannot say that just because DJ Khaled is a Muslim and he DJs secular music, it's allowed for Muslims to do that.  All right. Now, so, Abdul, I understand. You want to join me? You want to join me? You want to join me? You want to join me? Yeah, which one of you wants to join me? We'll do that. But now I'm still doing the show. No. You want to join me? Yeah, it's time. I think I want to be in that part. He's playing music. He's playing music so that you don't even understand. Philip, you're on his behalf. Yeah, I'm on his behalf. So, here's the thing. Before we go, today we're talking about mothers. And I want to know your perspective on that because we still have our Muslim sisters and mothers. What do you take? How does religion, or you just as a Muslim, how do you view your women? Because you have very many speculations. How is it right now, like how women viewed? And what do you take on Mother's Day? Well, Mother's Day is a very important day because it acknowledges the importance of mothers and it appreciates them. Right. And there is nothing more important and better than appreciating someone for the efforts that they have made, whether it's a mother or not. But now that it appreciates mothers, let's get to the Islamic perspective of women in Islam and how mothers are viewed. Now, there is this hadith of one Sahaba, our own companion of Prophet Muhammad, who came to the Prophet and asked him, he asked him, who should I give respect and honour to after Allah and the Prophet of the Almighty Allah, who is Prophet Muhammad, and he said, your mother. That was the response. I talked about that. You mentioned that. Yeah, I mentioned it. Yes. You have done some very good research and I understand that you've done some very good research. Yeah, yeah. The hadith goes on and this guy asks again, who should I give my respect and honour to after the Almighty Allah and Prophet Muhammad is born?  Yeah.  And all this companion is not satisfied. So he asks for the fourth time this question and now the answer comes, your father. So the mother has been mentioned three times and the father has been mentioned only one time. Well, we know fathers are really important, but just carry on with the mother perspective. Yeah. In the Quran, it says that heaven is beneath the feet of your mother. Yeah. Right beneath the feet of your mother, which means that you're supposed to respect your mom and be very obedient towards them. And also one more thing to emphasise on the importance of mothers. Now this is to do with both parents, which says all children are supposed to obey their parents even if they're old, even if they become old and sickly and disgusting, do not say to them, and then there is this Arabic exclamation and how many people have come across it? They're, do not say that to them as well. It has been specifically mentioned. Don't say that to your mom. Parents. Oh, your parents. We remember all these levels which we've described mothers at. So it's very important to appreciate your mother and not only in this mother's day celebration but also across your entire existence. Yeah, throughout the year. You don't just respect them once. You have to respect them throughout 365 days of it. I want to do something very funny here. There's this joke which always goes like when the child is so smart, performing well in scientist's motherhood. It's the dance. That is my sign. That's my sign. And then when you perform it, when you start performing badly, they'll say mama. Let's do something very important here. There is no father tongue. Yeah. There is no fatherland. It's always mother tongue. Mother tongue. And mother tongue. Imagine, even the nature, like the nature itself, they call it mother nature. Mother nature. No one says father nature is a fit. We are doing this for the next. Yeah, so moms are very important. And thank you so much for your time and for coming. Thank you very much. We'll be school here. We'll be in school. We must see this class. Yeah. Don't stop. Yeah, I like it. And all of us here, we are present because of their moms. They gave us life, that labor pain, like it takes a lot. The least you can do is at least respect your mom and celebrate her. Yeah. Yes. Yes.  You know. Even daughters for our father's art. Yes. You get to learn that. But mothers are very, very important to this society. So I think we're going to go back to music and then we're going to come back with more show. We have band profile. We have events that are happening. We have Freshman. So maybe just one or two music.  As we break. I didn't say. I didn't say. Right. Yes. I think it's not fair. It's an African team. Yeah. I love your profiling bands that are from the year from maybe Kenya and Africa at large. And today we go all the way to Tunisia. Tunisia. Yes. So today's band, they have, they go by the name of Mirath. Mirath. Mirath. And Mirath basically just means legacy. Yes. Today I found it. Yeah. Mirath means legacy. Which language? Tunisian. Okay. So Mirath means legacy. Now. It's Arabic. Yeah. It's Arabic. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. Because we chose it because it's mostly oriented. Yes. Arabic oriented. Arabic oriented. Arabic oriented. All right. So let me just tell you one or two things about them so that we can release Abdul to go and, you know, after today.


Welcome to Toffee TV, it is the Everton News Daily, Carlo Ancelotti has held his press conference ahead of tomorrow's game against Arsenal and Gouldersen Park.  I don't think that's terrible news, I think when Hammers Rodríguez is fully fit and flying he's brilliant but just the way we've been playing recently maybe wouldn't fit his style but a game like Wednesday I think and Sheffield and I to come up there two games that we've really got to go for and I think those games would suit him a lot more so tomorrow as well not having Alan of course the manager didn't give a date on him but he said he'd be out over Christmas which is you know if it was just Christmas then it'd be fine but I think we're all expecting it to be a lot more but not having him as well and you added if you add Hammers Rodríguez to the mixed air might go against what we've been doing recently and I think if we get another clean sheet in this game I think we've got goals in us and I think the fewer changes the better for this game I think come on only a few days after the Leicester game so he's missing yes disappointing but if he's back Wednesday and that's really good news the manager did say Fabian Delph would be missing as well obviously no return of Gabam and yeah Sheamus Coleman said is available though which is interesting will he start with you go right back straight back in at right back and would maybe Mason Hogan go in midfield a position where he's seen and play this time last year obviously away at Manchester United and a couple of other games so is that an option would that be something maybe the manager would consider or is he gonna go and keep that back for again maybe saving Sheamus Coleman to start against Manchester United one of the issues with Sheamus Coleman was he was rushed back a team too quickly so would the manager make a decision on keeping that back for for this game but after waiting see it's gonna be interesting to see what the team news is tomorrow he also mentioned the goalkeeper situation he said that Jordan Pickford will start for this game he said that you know this is something he started when he was at Real Madrid rotating the goalkeepers he said it's not a strange thing for him he's done it as I said when he was at Real Madrid so it's good I think it's something that keeps Jordan Pickford on his toes gives all some games as well and we you know we're up against maybe more of physical side also might come into the team but Jordan Pickford have been playing really well and if there had if there has been any lingering doubt about them I think certainly as a goalkeeper they've been dismissed in the few weeks maybe you know there are other things obviously that are coming to play but also did well on on Wednesday night against Leicester but Jordan Pickford will come in for this game but if it's pushing Jordan Pickford it's making him work harder for that number one spot then that's fantastic if it's making a seed there he hasn't just got a clear run and is going to be the number one all the time then that's good and I think that's that I think as I said we've seen that in the last few weeks and he will start in this game tomorrow so good news for him and it's good news for the manager that he's got two good goalkeepers to pick from good news for all of us ever and I've can announce sorry that they've got a new Colombian sponsor rush bet dot co it's a multi-year sponsorship deal with the betting company from from Colombia is the first time ever and I've had a South American sponsor and obviously this comes off the back with the deal to sign Hamas Rodriguez yet he mean it as well and Everton will feature in a national TV campaign for the company as well which is great great news getting on getting us out there more and I'm sure Hamas Rodriguez will start in that I've heard and maybe any mean it is it as well well me maybe maybe not I'm not sure after a lot not sure with the betting rules yet he mean it don't forget got done for being part of a sponsorship deal with a betting company so I don't know ever launched a pitch or put a picture out today launching the deal and yet he mean it and Hamas Rodriguez way in in the pitching now I don't know whether that was just a mistake by the club or it might be something to do with betting rules I don't I don't know we'll have to wait and see on that one obviously it's massively frowned upon in this country so we'll have to see also today there was an announcement about the stadium Colin Chong and doing a blog basically confirming that Everton are looking to get planning permission sorted back in the January early February that's when it seems that the planning permission will the next time the plan permission people will meet and discuss it and they hope to be on site in the first half of 2021 obviously things have been complicated with covid situation that's pushed back you know all the meetings for Liverpool City Council and they're not going to effect as ever and obviously Everton had to redo the planning permission as well which is delayed things so they hoping that in the January early part of February and I know a lot of people like you know sicker they all this talk they just want to see something actually happen but you know it is difficult certainly in covid it's just delayed everything and actually jumping through the hoops for the to get the planning permission to appease historic England and all these kind of people's been really difficult so have ever not opened for that in the early part of 2021 so there you go that's all your news for today make sure to check out the match preview the start of 11 show as well as more shows available on patreon as well if you're if you're thinking of joining us over there the link is in the description and check out tomorrow's videos after the match as well hopefully they'll all be positive give this video a like subscribe if you haven't already I'll see you later


Yeah, time now to update you on the regional four day championship here in the West Indies. The seventh and final round seems to be heading in the direction of producing wins in each match as they two ended a short while ago across the various venues. Taita Chasez and current leaders, Leone Island's Hurricanes, have control over the Leone Island's Volcano's two Taita Contenders there in their clash at Queen's Park Oval in Trinidad and Tobago now starting the day on 6th without loss in reply to the Leone Island's 300 in their first innings. The Volcano's were dismissed for 179 with Daniel Durham grabbing 6 for 34. Johan Jeremiah top scored with 41 the Hurricanes then ended the day on 111 for 2 butting a second time with first innings Centura and Mikhail Lui so far top scoring with 33. Kavim Hanj and Shamar Springer both have won for 23 as the Hurricanes lead by 232 runs. They are very much in control of that match and the way things are going at the moment they may well be the ones lifting the trophy at the end of this week. For the Taita Chasez team, Guyana Harpy Eagles are slightly behind in their match against combined campuses and colleges after a massive first innings slump to be dismissed for 223 in reply to CCC's 200. This is at the Sir Francois Memorial Ground in Centre-Gostin. Raymond Perez led with 62 but it was 8 for 51 from Ospinna Avinash Mahbring Singh that rocked the Harpy Eagles who started the day on 114 for 1 now batting a second time combined campuses and colleges were 165 for 7 at Stompsville the day and Makati top scoring with 56 against 2 for 29 from Kevin Sinclair. Now they lead by 142 runs the combined campuses and colleges. I guess you would say that the Guyana Harpy Eagles at this stage in control of that match with the upper hand. Let's update you now on the other two matches. Barbados Pride, yes still in Taita Contention but they will rely heavily on Skipper Crick Brathwaite to produce a big score if they are to turn around their position against the West Indies Academy at Coolidge Cricket Ground in Antigua and Barbuda. Brathwaite is not out on 49 as the Pride ended the day on 109 for 3 in their second innings and overall lead of 19 runs early in the day West Indies Academy where it is missed for 243 in their first innings replying to Barbados first innings 153 Akim Agist top scored with 76 against Akim Jordan 4-4-7-6 and finally at Sabina Park no Taita Contenders here. Jamaica's Corpians are in a spot of bother what's new they are taking on the Trinidad and Tobago Red Force the Red Force resuming on 308 for 7 in their first innings posted 432 Terence Hines added 79 to Joshua the Silver Century while Jevore Royal was the best of the Scorpions bowlers with 3 for 113 at Stumps the Scorpions were 159 for 9 and in danger of following on they still trail by all of 200 and 73 runs look at that Kurt McKenzie with 57 finally getting by the half century mark this campaign Jevore Royal 33 Brian Charles as so far taken 6 4 75 doesn't seem to matter who is voting against the Scorpions this season but we're talking about the Taita Contenders and Lance and Mariah the Leeward Islands Hurricanes are in a very good position to go on and win and we suspect that if they do that against the win on islands volcanoes then they will be lifting the title. Wow. Yeah a bit of a struggle here for the volcanoes who had played so well for long periods in the championship but stuttering here in this all important seventh and final round but I'm good to see some overall strong performances throughout the tournament with a good performance to see Joshua Bishop who bowls left arm spin for the West Indies Academy. I think he's the leading wicket taker in the tournament at the moment got a couple of wickets again today and some strong performances coming from from winwards at the West Indies Academy players and but I agree with you though the Leeward's Hurricanes have been steady throughout and putting in a strong effort here at the back end of the season to see if they can win the title. Yeah and if they go on to win I would say is a well-deserved win for the Leeward's Lance you pointed out a couple of the single performances and that has been my overall take away from this entire regional 40 competition. We've spoken for quite some time and I brought this point up yesterday but I feel like it's necessary that I mention it again we've always spoken about consistency we're getting that from a couple of the players and it's a good sign as we continue to move forward because as one set of West Indies players go we want to make sure that we have some good contenders for those spots so I think that's my take away from this regional 40. Yeah you know Lance asked the question some time ago of Nikhil Uttam Shandani about the Leeward's and the winwards whether they could go on and win the title and look at where we are now. Yeah. Both of them very much in the hunt Barbados stuttering although they started with an opportunity to win. Jameba. Guy and the Harpy eagles are in there as well because they will likely go on well they may go on to win that game against the combined campuses and colleges. What a finish to the regional 40 season yeah let's see how it all unfolds over the next two days. Let's take a break interactive to close the show after this.