My first 3D movie experience

Tin-Tin became my first 3D movie experience

Hey there!

Life keeps on giving us new 'firsts' every now and then as long as we are breathing isn't it?

Today it was a first 3D movie for me. I have been watching the 3D versions of Pirates of the Caribbean, Avatar and others pass by me because of paucity of time or outright lethargy. But this time I made it :-)

Colleagues went to watch Tin Tin to celebrate an official milestone. So how was it? Well, the depth was evident and while it was not actually as realistic as I saw during one of the demo's of a Sony Bravia 3D TV but it was really engaging to watch in 3D especially during some sequences that had the special touch of director Steven Spielberg.

If you are looking for a few words on the movie, I would say it is a good (not great) entertainer. The animations and detail that the animation artists have added to the 3D world is commendable. Movies like Avatar claimed to be animation marvels but given the fact that we have such realistic looking animation complete with expressions where even the twitch of a bow counts, created in less time than the acclaimed masterpieces, deserve some commendation for the genius of people who work behind these technologies, managing hundreds of thousands of variables in each scene.

That was a bit of sidetrack. Coming back to the storyline stuff, it is mature enough to beat a common guess so it keeps you entertained unless you are a regular Tin-Tin reader! The climax also hints at another adventure in store that obviously prompts us to wait for a sequel.

To end the story, I will now be looking forward to more of 3D movie experiences and induct others who have not yet been there. If that means I am a victim of technology driven consumerism? It is a Yes!

Have a nice day.
Tin-Tin!

Sony Music's customer support experience

Hi,
I just had an experience of Sony Music's customer support and I would say it was bit slow but consistent, always heading towards the solution, till I finally I got the resolution. Although the issue was small, I am glad to be listened to and have the problem solved.

Interested in what was the issue? Here is a log of my conversation with the support team in reverse chronological order (some details truncated for sake of privacy of the persons involved):

Hi,

I got the defective album replaced today and I was provided with a new package. The whole process took less than half a minute including my total time in the shop! I am finally able to enjoy whole value of my purchase. :-)

I am thankful to Sony Music for hearing up to me and providing the solution. The resolution reflects that Sony Music has a great support team. All the best!

Regards,
Akashdeep

On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 12:00 PM, <north.salesteam@sonymusic.com> wrote:

Dear Sir,

You can get your defective CD replaced from our dealer-store which is
located in Chandigarh. The address is mentioned below:

CHANDIGARH MUSIC CENTER
SCF 43, SECTOR -18 D,
CHANDIGARH

Contact Person : Mr. Ashok Gupta
Contact Number : 0172-5009037 / 0172-2549976

Pls. carry along the defective CD and the invoice.

Regards
Virendra Singh Bhati
08882xxxx2
________________________________________________________________________
_____________________
-----Original Message-----
From: support, customer, Sales
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2011 2:11 PM
To: Rajput, Balwant, Sony Music
Subject: FW: Defective album | Seek replacement

Hi Balwant

Please do the needful the party is in Punjab and keep us in loop.

Regards

Rekha



-----Original Message-----
From: Akashdeep [mailto:akash.akashdeepsingh@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 12, 2011 11:56 AM
To: support, customer, Sales
Subject: RE: Defective album | Seek replacement

Hi,

I am located at Sector xx, SAS Nagar, Mohali, Punjab.

Again, thanks for looking into the issue.

Regards,
Akashdeep

Sent from my Nokia phone
-----Original Message-----
From: customer.support@sonymusic.com
Sent:  12/10/2011 11:43:59 am
Subject:  RE: Defective album | Seek replacement

Hi

Where are you located.

Regards

Sony Music



-----Original Message-----
From: Akashdeep [mailto:xxxxx.xxxxxxxx@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2011 2:28 PM
To: support, customer, Sales
Subject: RE: Defective album | Seek replacement

Hi,

Thanks for the response.

I went to the store in Phase xxx from where I purchsed the album.
Unfortunately, the store has been shut down.

Please guide further. I am willing to pay for return postage to an
address of your preferance.

Regards,
Akashdeep

Sent from my Nokia phone
-----Original Message-----
From: customer.support@sonymusic.com
Sent:  11/10/2011 12:53:55 pm
Subject:  RE: Defective album | Seek replacement

Hi Akashdeep

Sorry for the inconvenience cause to you. You can go to the store from
the place you have purchased along with the invoice and ask for the
replacement of the same.

Thanks & regards

Customer Support

Sony Music Entertainment India Pvt Ltd

______________________________ __

From: Akashdeep Singh [mailto: xxxx.xxxxxxxx@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2011 3:03 PM
To: support, customer, Sales
Subject: Defective album | Seek replacement

Hi,

I bought a Sony Music album "Soulful Sufi" bearing the number "88697
54681 2" on the edge. The package bears a bar code that carries the
number "86975 46812".

When I played the CD labeled Disc 1, the same did not contain the songs
as listed on the leaflet but a movie "Space Buddies" instead of the Sufi
Songs as listed. The Disc 2 is however good.

I demand an immediate replacement of the defective product and await
instructions for obtaining the replacement.

Thanks
--
Akashdeep Singh

So, seems like I will be purchasing a lot more music from Sony Music :-)

See ya!

Puny virus booing the world

Hi,

Been a while since I have posted here. Sometimes it is hard to prioritize your day and the first things to get the beating are the ones we enjoy the most over the ones that stand a greater material obligation. Be it a favorite hobby, a personal goal that is held in back of your mind from a long time or anything that you derive pleasure from. Because one, our mind is too occupied for pleasure and two that our calenders are too crowded for leisure. That rhymes! :-)

I am running out of the words already! or say that running out of amusing words because lately it has mostly been life in general minus some comfort thanks to a puny little virus that has held all the medical streams in its stride since the beginning of the times. Be it Ayurveda, Homeopathy, or any of those hard to spell streams of medicine. Correct guess. it's common cold! I dare the whole medical fraternity to find a vaccine to this inconvenience. Although this little uneasiness is within my threshold of discomfort any day (except the irritable nose from constant wiping :-D). But when you have to live a larger than average day both at home and work, it's effects become all the more pronounced.

Of course this virus deserves a little credit for this post because I would have been busy elsewhere either Tweaking, or reading, was it not for an urge to relax triggered by this little bug.

I have coughed and sneezed quite a few times while typing this. But don't worry, it wont affect you across the net. Take care. Yes, I am taking care too. See I can read minds! =)

Ciao.

A little relief

Hello  after a long time!

I wonder if anyone cares at all but I was occupied with some self assigned tasks and some 'karmic' obligations. Finally as the challenges are over I am back to my old routine which is, not much of a routine though. :-)

Just to let you know what I am up to these days: The Tweaker is awake and causing me to spend on some tools and tackles. Thinking about things to do. Basically DIY stuff. Believe me DIY is cool and it is just an extension of our school-time craft and science projects deal. Keep an eye on my new blog http://MusingsOfATweaker.blogspot.com.

Well... You are also welcome to summon me for any ideas and if you are local, invitations for weekend home-fixes are welcome. :-)

Secondly, work is amazing by offering new challenges every now and then and that keeps you alert and do not let the brain catch any rust. So got to learn some stuff on the fly to deliver some expectations.


Thirdly, getting out of shape :(. Time for subscribing to pump some iron again this year around. That will happen soon.

And finally going to read some English literature, both classic and modern, and maybe Punjabi too (talking of Heer Varis Shah and so forth).

Those were the quick quick quick updates on the Vortexes of life.

See you soon.
Take care :-)

A drive to grand homes

Hi,

Back again. This week brought a visit to my maternal and paternal grand homes. Although the occasion was not an auspicious one but nostalgia took over after a while.

Met many relatives and cousins from the extended family. Caught up with the family 'current affairs' and recounted older times when we were able to live less formally and spend time as if we have got all of it in the world!

Humid weather reminded of how tough the weather is going on people out there who have to stay out in order to make a living or worse have to live in the open at the mercy of weather.

The best part was the 300 KM + drive up and down included. It was a first for me and much thankful that it went pretty well leaving me in good shape for the tomorrow's cricket match sponsored by some colleagues' collective effort. Good way to spend the (week and) weekend and stretch out for the coming week.

Take care!

My bike review published by an online Biking mag!

Hey!

Now this is exciting.

I have been following BikeAdvice.in for quite a while now as my source about the latest and hottest in biking world. They had started Bike Review Contests few months ago.

This time around, I also decided to participate in the contest. So took some photos with my cellphone camera and sat down on a journey through time to see what I went through with this bike right from purchase decision till date. I was barely able to make my submission on the last day of closing the submissions for contest.

Today, it was a surprise to find my submission published online, about 10 days after the submission was made. Also glad to find so many readers relate to the review and provide positive feedback as well.

Here is link to the publication on BikeAdvice.in:

"Honda CB Unicorn Dazzler Review by Akashdeep"

If you happen to go through it, which I would insist you do, please do not forget to leave a comment and provide feedback!

So? I will call it more than a day!

Take care and good night

Know your consumer rights

Although I am enjoying a very good relationship with my bike, but a little glitch in the pass-switch has been bothering me since last few months. Actually since second month of my purchase in June last year. Problem was that once pressed, the switch won't retract to its original 'off' state which is a bit inconvenient during night driving.

So what? I bought a product and it should work as designed. Since the thing is in its warranty period, I notified service guys not once but on each time I was at the service center but to no avail. The typical Indian "Chalta Hai" (Let-it-be) attitude is so prevalent that it has rubbed off even on one of the best in the world - Honda.

To my luck, some guys came from the Honda HQ-Gurgaon and I was invited for an inspection, probably because mine was one of the first bikes in the batch and they were up to some field reviews. I informed them this issue and they assured that switch is faulty and shall be replaced during my next service visit. Issued a job card and provided me with the Job card number to quote in future.

Leave alone the next service, the problem was still there after a few reminders, two services and almost an year into purchase! Each time they gave me an Component-is-on-order excuse. I was furious more because of repeated failure of the dealership to comply and less because of the minor inconvenience caused because of the fault.

I felt that it was very legitimate to escalate the issue to Honda HQ. So here is something I wrote to them (abridged for brevity):

Hi,

I purchased a CB Honda Unicorn Dazzler from on .

During the first service I notified the following faults in the vehicle:

1. Pass switch not retracting when pressed
2. Rust build up in the tank shroud fastening screws
3. Rust build up in muffler guard (Black)

These three defects were acknowledged and I was assured of a solution. None was provided. I repeated my complaints in subsequent visits but to no avail.

My vehicle was also inspected by the special staff from Gurgaon who visited the Dealership during Sept 2010. They also recognized the complaints and provided directions to replace all the faulty parts via Job Card Number 21297 Dated 23/09/2010 and assured that the faulty parts will be replaced during my subsequent visit for service.

In my next visit for service on 13/10/2010, I was told that the above components are on order and will be available soon. I am hearing this excuse till date and no parts are still available.

.
.
.

Due to prolonged unavailability of components, false commitments, and procedures causing risk of injury on part of service department, I feel cheated and deceived by the dealership by promising excellent service during sales process but delivering none of what promised.

I wish that Honda takes corrective action to resolve my issues at the soonest and makes sure the dealership treats my vehicle as per promises and recommendations.

Thanks.

PS:Copy retained for personal record

And it worked magically. Within two days I had a call from the dealership and they seemed to know my issue and my problem like the back of their hands! An appointment was scheduled and the day I went there I was greeted by head of service department got VIP treatment. No queues,  No paperwork. They managed everything.

At the scheduled time of pick-up, I was told that the switch assembly containing the Pass-Switch was shipped exclusively for my complaint and that they had instructions to reply as soon as the problem was solved. The new switch works perfectly and I am glad it was fixed.

Happy Mid New Year

Heya!

Well it occurred to me that a few months ago we all were celebrating a new year and we all had announced our resolutions for the year. What were your goals? Read a book each month? Learn a new cuisine? Diet? Be regular to Gym? Read professional stuff? Do some social work? or Join a recreational club?

And pretty much like every year, the resolutions disappeared into thin year even before the moon had completed its first revolution around the planet for the year. Pretty unfortunate that this vicious circle repeats itself as consistently as the years tick by!

Now, half year into the year, I have this guy poking me from inside that I am the same person I started the year with. Telling me that you failed to stick to those basic rules yet again. And he never spares an opportunity for that sarcasm. I hope someone else also relates to this?

Well there are a few months more and I think it is still fair to retrospect and reinforce the same commitments we made to ourselves during the dawn of this year. Why only now, six months into the year and why not sooner? Talking of sooner, why not everyday?

Like our closet, bookshelves and habits, thoughts also seem to drive themselves into a more random and disordered state if left unattended. What we should do is keep on reviewing our self ordained goals and missions so that we stay on the same track. More frequently, the better. We need to keep adding fuel to the enthusiasm and zest with which we make promises to ourselves and keep that fire burning all the time.

For now, I think it is the time to pull the socks up and press the reset button on our older self and start anew, we still have enough time to pick up on the lost goals and also make a point to paste that list in our heads-up display so that we do not waver from our little self-made promises.

Join me and lets celebrate the rest of the year. All the best and Happy Mid New Year! :-)

-Take care

The day today...

...was good. Got late in errands. Going to bed now. Take care :-)

PS: Was trying to write the shortest blog post ;-)

First shower with Rosemary

A shower with Rosemary

Hey there!

As I turned home from office today, it was evident that weather was going to turn weeping eyes to smiles. Clouds, thunder and a hint of eminent shower. As soon as I reached midway, it started to rain and gusts of wind so strong that they reduced vision by lifting up dust in the air.

For the first time in life I felt the joy of hard earned privilege of enjoying this season, the small droplets of rain from the middle of a blizzard instead of running for cover as I used to do a few months ago. I also empathized with those who still have to run around or wait for the shower to be over because I was so much one of them for so many years. While now, I was enjoying the weather, concealed from all the undesirable effects of the elements.

Rewound a few months and I saw myself covering up, packing up, rain-coating up or just giving in to the weather and try to enjoy being drenched. Now, I saw myself so blessed to enjoy the weather from my small comfortable, temporary haven. Thankful that in that moment of comfort I could spare a thought about myself when my destiny was counting down to bless me with this object of comfort. Saw myself wishing to deserve these amenities and put the efforts in to this effect.

Destiny has a reward plan-for all. Strangely, we do not yet know about how to think in her shoes. The best is to assume that all reward is proportional to earnest effort and perseverance.

I am also thankful that I could wish for the same comfort to those who are putting in their best foot in whatever duties the invisible powers have ordained for them. Some of them I can so much relate to as a person I was a few months back. Some of them whom I just wished a nice day just a few moments ago. Some who by virtue of their innocence, discipline and honesty, deserve much more comfort and luxury than they enjoy. Maybe it is their part of count-down to the rewards.

Good night.

Do It Yourself : Desert Cooler - 8

Click Rebuilding Desert Cooler  for all related posts

Dear reader, Thanks for reading this series so far. Your feedback is deeply appreciated.

All the mechanical stuff is now in place. All we need is to wire it up. I am not that good at electrical stuff and was apprehensive that will my wiring work. I had saved the sticker from fan motor that provided the wiring diagram and after consulting some forums, proceeded to wire the thing up.

My brother had arranged a new front grill because previous grill was of no use owing to corrosion. This one is plastic so I feel it will last longer:

The switches are supposed to be fixed on the yellow panel.

The stuff that is supposed to fit there.

The panel came off by applying some pressure. That was the only way because it did not had any screws anywhere:

Panel came out by applying pressure

 Now next challenge was to make groves for switch and a hole for the rotary speed selector switch:

Speed selector switch. The hole should be large enough to let the threaded part through.

 Like everything else begins, this one also began from markings and measurements:

Step 1: Measure

Step 2: Mark

Next need was to go through that sheet and make a rectangular hole for the switch. I decided to erode the inner portion using a drill. It was supposed to be slow and patience requiring task. And it was:

Drill holes in the sheet to make way for some other tools

Not so accurate but good enough

The drill holes were supposed to be close enough. But when drill is placed too close, bit skidded off on its own path hence the haphazard holes that you can see above. A bench drill would have been a better tool.

The gaps in the holes were easy to snap using a wire cutter. The internal piece then came off leaving an irregular hole where there should be a rectangle to host the pump switch.

The star of the show. Newly purchased wire cutter. You have been seeing its actions in other posts as well.

I had to (painstakingly slowly) use a wooden file to make the way for the switch

Filing, filing, filing...

Taking shape...good!

Phew... took 10-15 min of filing to fix the edges to make way for the switch

Fitting the fan speed switch was pretty easy. Just a 11 mm hole and done. There were going to be quite a few wires and taping them together with an electrical insulation tape was not the most maintainable option. The tape gets hard over time and is difficult to remove. So I decided to fit a connector block for the wiring connections:

These are the connectors readily available at  electrical stores. No tapes and no loose connections!

Connector blocks come with holes and just fastening a couple of screws was enough. Of course had to drill holes first through the panel for screws to pass:

Connector fastened to the panel using screws from the front

Screws holding connector block are visible on the front (Right).

I was not convinced when I saw flimsy wires connected to the rotary switch promising me to bear the load of cooler fan. In normal conditions it is okay. But a year and two down the line it is going to be not so safe deal. Something had to be done about it. Again should be maintainable solution.

Thin wires connected to the switch with tiny soldering joints. I don't buy that!

While I was washing my car next day an idea that struck me had me rush to the nearest motor workshop. I hunted for some used wire from a broken electrical assembly and some wire connectors.

Used wires from a burnt tail light of xyz car. Who cares? Got it for free!

This is a wire connector. Got 4 of these for Rs 10 :-) (Click to enlarge)

The advantage of these connectors is that they are easy to connect to the wires and in my case, the cooler switch had color coded wires. So color coded connector wires allowed me to connect it to the switch without loosing the wiring scheme's pattern.

The wires are pretty thick and now I am convinced that they will not burn out from use or current drawn by cooler fan motor.

Also eliminated the solder joints from the switch. Now wire connectors are connected to the connector block. And connector end of the wires mates with the fan speed control switch. The other end of connector block will receive the wires from Fan Motor. Connections will be tight and no need of using tape insulation.

Connectors to Fan Switch, Connector block for receiving Fan wires.

The red and black wires lead to the water pumps. Switch will make r break the circuit (On / Off)

Taking the panel to assembly location.

In the image above, Red, Blue, and White are speeds of the cooler fan and Black is common. That means, to run the cooler at speed Red, I connect one wire to Red and Black receives the other from the wall outlet. Other two wires remain idle while Red is being used. 

The speed switch just switches between Red, Blue and White while Black is hard-wired to Neutral end of the wall outlet.

There is another Earth wire (green) in the wall outlet. It is to be connected to metal body of the appliance. The purpose of this wire is to protect the handler of the appliance from any short circuits. Click here to read how Earthing mechanism works.

Another connector for earth wire

Have to sand off the paint to expose metal for connecting the ground wire

All the connections are almost completed and I was apprehensive if all will work. So before assembly, I decided to test the electrical wiring. Set up and ad-hoc wiring to test the connections using fan at various speeds to see if it works. I was expecting fireworks now!!

Ready to test

All wired up

Ready, steady, Test!

Test Run: Succeeded!

That was first time cooler showed any signs of life. I did not cry though. He he :-)

Then came the remaining components, the Pumps, Filter for water, water supply hoses from Pumps to water distributors etc etc. All was fitted together with no effort at all. Hoses went perfectly in place and pump wiring was already waiting to receive electrical connections. Water filter was also a perfect fit.

Almost there

View from the top. Pumps and filter are visible. Hoses and electrical wires are also visible

Another view. Still on the floor.

About to be fired up. Waiting for water to be filled in the reservoir

View from the pumps towards the top. Click to enlarge.

Up and running!!

Water sprinkles naturally from the holes in drop pipes. Two holes can be seen at the tip of each finger. Click to enlarge.

 

A view from the inside of room. No splashes of water and no vibrations. Cooler fan is running at the moment

Finally, the cooler is online! Three weeks of work and about Rs 2500 later we have a brand new Desert cooler in place.

This series of posts had become talk of the day with my colleagues and some friends. Dear all, the wait is over now. So are your jokes on the project deadline which was extended from one weekend to almost three. happens! :-P

As of now, it cools pretty well and we no longer need to use air conditioners. The living room and adjacent bedrooms are cooled to a comfortable level by this machine. So much so that we have to sometimes avoid the airflow. Hopefully, the cost will be covered in 2-3 months of electrical expenses due to reduced use of Air Conditioner. Market price of similar cooler is more than Rs 8000. So it has been quite a deal and fun too.

A good metric could be to use a thermometer and measure the difference between outside and inside temperature with cooler running. Another point is to see if any faults crop up in due course of use.

To build your own desert cooler, feel free to follow the posts with label: Rebuilding Desert Cooler. Or look-up the blog archive section from 1st of May 2011 onwards. If you want to receive all future content from this blog in you inbox then just click here


Finally, thanks for reading these intensely uninteresting and long instructional posts and thanks for pondering upon the geeky calculations in some of my posts.

Should anyone need any help on such activities I am ready to join the fun!


Operation Desert Cooler hereby concludes with exit code 0 :-)

Good night!

Do It Yourself : Desert Cooler - 7

Click Rebuilding Desert Cooler  for all related posts

Last time we were trying to figure out how to supply water to those PVC conduit pipes we were to use for  supplying water to the sides.

Naturally they were supposed to be holes. Big enough to let the hoses form the pump through. There was also a nice accessory available at the shops. A small plastic bend that is used in coolers. That worked to make a better connection for the hoses:

Made 12 mm holes in each side. That was the size of hoses that accompanied the pumps

This is the plumbing unit mentioned above. Cut it to obtain two sockets from each.

The holes were large enough to let these small plastic sockets through.

They were then fixed in place with some quick setting M-Seal:

Quick setting M-Seal sets in 15-20 min flat. Saving time.

By now, a set of 4 pipes was ready to go into their respective locations in the cooler.

All the needed pipes with all work done.

I wanted someway to place them so that they are maintainable. There is a chance that I will have to clean some sediment or open a clogged hole sometime or when setting it up for the next season next year. Also, it was not a good idea if anything had to be broken to get them out. So I used wire-ties to fix the pipes in respective places:

A 100 of these for Rs 15.00. Used around a dozen and rest are for future maintenance :-)

They fit really neat and no hassles of twisting wires, or screws etc

Some adjustments to make way for the hoses

Then came the hoses. Another distributor for second pump was added by making, yes, more holes :-). Each distributor had three outputs from one pump so I made two input holes in each of the longer side and one in the half side so that each longer side gets exactly two thirds of the pump's water and the half side get the remaining one third. So water for one and half side per pump will be distributed fairly on all sides.

Step 1: Make holes

Step 2: Fix

Step 3 : Attach hoses

So far we have the Shavings, Water supply system in the frame and it looks really nice with all that fixed. Nice to see all that work taking shape:

Only drip pipes attached

Supply hoses and drip pipes attached to two distributors

View from the underside. Water pumps will be at the viewer's plane. Fan towards the right.

Now we were left with one last challenge with the water supply. The clogging due to falling Shavings sue to continuous wet and dry cycles and also due to air flowing through them, there is a chance that some lose Shavings will fall into the water reservoir and end up in the water supply circuit.

A simple water filter was needed. Steel wire mesh seemed to be a good candidate for making the same. It is the same steel wire mesh as used in Indian homes for making the wire-mesh doors. Readily available. This item was also on my original shopping list.

A simple idea was to make the filter with as much surface area as possible to allow enough flow even when pretty clogged.A cuboid sort of design sounded good enough and a plan was made based on measurements, cuts and bends to be made. The dimensions were so chosen so that the pumps are at equal distance from the walls of the filter and from each other (approx3 inches):

The plan

Marked the mesh with a permanent marker. As the wire mesh is still new, all the markings were pretty visible to me at least. Camera cannot capture them as much. The wire mesh is pretty tough to deal with and making sharp bends was achieved by wedging wire between a wooden plank and floor and then lifting along the edge of the plank:

First few bends

More bending

I order to hold the filter in is shape, a wire was borrowed from the mesh itself to make ties:

Extract a wire from the mesh

Cut into small pieces

Bend into U shapes

Pass a tie through layers of mesh where they meet

Tie up tight

Done!

 Tying up at various places on need basis achieves a rigid and shapely cuboid for the filter

One corner bent and tied up

A complete room for the pumps to keep the Shavings out

Another view

 Warning: The wire mesh is quite edgy when cut and it is springy also when you try to bend it. I accidentally left the hold of it on once instance and it springed back and struck on my hand. Bruised me.

That was the only bloodshed during this project :-)

Shavings, water supply and water filter is there. Now for the electrical and wiring. Only one step behind cool breeze of home-made cooler :-)

Lets see that as well in a later post.

Good night for now!