Yes, we're here and yes, we're back. It's Bob and it's Ian Joy and we're coming at you. Hot rocking, flame throwing, both coasts. How you doing out there, buddy? Hey, buddy. I'm doing pretty good out here on the west coast. There's a little rain recently, so it's dampening my spirit somewhat from sunbathing in the backyard. However, I'm good and I'm feeling even better to be talking to you. I've seen you doing that. I have a drone that flies over your backyard. Anyway, I want you to know we're all doing the right thing, self-quarantining. I washed my hands right before I talked to you, so you're safe 2400 miles away. Yeah, I smell them. Hey, in the effort that we talked about this last week, positivity and doing the right things and self-quarantining, you brought up a band, Friends Year's, Churches. Yeah. They just released on YouTube, had a remake, a self-quarantining remake of Forever, one of their songs. So tell us about that. Well, I hope you like the song. Did you like it? I loved it. It was great. Yeah, it was pretty cool. It was cool the way they shot it, too, by the way. Amazing. That's exactly what I was going to rely on there is that your confidence in saying that the content from everybody out there has been quite incredible. And I couldn't agree more. I think that people are getting so creative. And my friend Martin, he is the creator of the band, Churches, and also in the band, Churches. And they came up with this idea where they're all in different parts of the country. And of course, they're all based in the US now. This is a Scottish band, but based in the US now and different parts of the country. And they shot video and audio of them all playing their instruments or singing and put the song together. And the video itself is pretty awesome. I think we'll try to maybe put a link next to our video as well if you're watching on YouTube. It was awesome. I just love how creative people are getting, Bob. It's so awesome to see.   He's taken a positive, different approach, too, right? Yeah, Ronnie Dila, the New York City Football Club coach is really using this time and making sure that he, actually his words to me were self-reflecting, which I thought was quite incredible. And a lot of people should take that advice, take this moment to slow down, to think about things, to reflect and try to improve. That's what he said to me. I want to try and get better at something in my life. As a human being, if it's a specific talent or a hobby that I've picked up there, I want to try and improve on something. And I thought that was pretty awesome, Bob. Being able to take this opportunity to slow down, think about things, and improve in some area of your life is so important when you're going through a challenging time like this. So I'm trying to do that myself. I think I'm going to restart the Italian lessons I started about 10 years ago. Yeah. I bought Rosetta Stone and did it for like two weeks. Now would be a good time, right? Now would be a perfect time to do it. I've actually learned another language as well. I mean, I was living in Germany, so I had an opportunity to learn another language. French is the next one for me. Oh, good. I'm my next one is I'm going to learn Scottish. You'll know how much I still am some Scottish. You'll know how much time we learned it. I could never get it that perfect. Anyway, I do want to move on by talking about something in these times of self-quarantine. You find different ways to keep busy. You mentioned that. You've done it by last week issuing me a golf skills challenge. Yeah.  Is that kind of something you get into, like challenging people to do stuff like that? Yes, I do. I'm challenging my kids every single day to a fight or maybe some soccer in the house or throwing a football or a baseball. My son's really into the baseball right now, so he's hitting the ball. I mean, we're challenging each other. We're playing cards. I never thought I would be as good at playing the match the picture card game. Have you seen that one?  So match the farm animals. So if you get a cow over here, you've got to try and find the other cow. When you get a match, you get a point. So yeah, so when the kids went to bed, me and my wife played it for like an hour. All right, so a week ago, we showed you in this golf challenge. And I still can't believe this, but I know you're telling the truth. Two chips. One, first one, you've yanked to the left.  Second one, you nail it into the cup from about 15 feet away, right? That's absolutely incredible. Yeah, well, listen, when I like to challenge people, Bob, I always try to go that extra mile. I was prepared to go for an hour long at this game to try and get it in this cup, this glass. So that's why I put the challenge to you, because I wanted to know how you would do on the challenge. So you say you did it. Have you done the challenge? We're going to edit the video in. You've seen three pieces of video, so I didn't nail it on the second try. I took about 20 swings prior. Why waste the film, if you will, on the camera, the storage space. I did not have success at first. You can clearly see that Ian Joyce chipping game is far ahead of Bob Lorenz's. So I got the video. Actually, I did hit it, and we're going to be seeing that, but there is a payoff at the end, a big reveal. You have not seen it yet. Please take a look at that video and tell me what you think. All right, I got the video. Before I start the video, I push play.  That's Hawthorne. That's right. All right, hold up. Ah! I had a little assist from my catty. So I guess it was a false illusion, then. Is that what you're telling me? Yeah. Well, you know what? When you first saw it, I was like, he's going to notice that I hit that ball a little to the left, and all of a sudden, it drops in the cup. Whoa! I just, I sold it. I sold it.  You're a master, but masters can also be fooled, OK? Meredith Marokovic, she called me out last week when we were talking with one another. She said to me, Ian, please tell me the truth, all right? You did not get that on the second attempt, did you? And I said, Meredith, tune into Bob and Ian next week to find out the answer to that question. OK, so here's the real truth about it, Bob. Yeah.  I didn't get it into my second attempt. It took me 28 times to get it into the glass, 28 times. That wasn't that long. That was actually pretty good, because the glass was on the other side of the room. But here's another illusion that I fooled you into, Bob, because I brought the glass with me, OK? OK.  It's actually a pretty big glass. I think it's a ginormous. Look at the size of that. There was a ping-pong ball in there. I've actually put five of the balls in there, so you can see it. You've got five balls in. This thing's huge. It's like one of those celebrations you see, you know, when you win a jumping ship. Right, right. You're pouring it over the head of the other players. Like, that's one of those glasses. So I knew if I could set it up perfectly, I could fool everybody into believing that it was a regular-sized glass, which I obviously fooled you into. And then I wanted to see if somebody would send me a video of them doing it, because I would be like, if they got this in, it's, I mean, it's a miracle, right, as you tried and learned and failed. It's half succeeded. It is tough though, especially when you're, it's a ping-pong ball too. Those things fly everywhere. Yeah, I mean, listen, just because this glass is a little larger than normal, I was still very impressed with myself that I got it into the glass. But it was, I like to challenge people. And that's where my spirit's coming from.  I like to challenge all my people who are following on social media, at Joy Pauline, Twitter, Instagram, wherever it is. I like to challenge, just give them an opportunity to take their mind away from what's going on right now. So I'm glad I fooled you into it, and I'm glad I managed to make you get creative as well. You sold it very well. I love it. Thanks for showing us the size of that glass. I'm surprised you didn't break your arm trying to lift that thing. My goodness. Hey, I want to ask you, because your challenges don't stop, you have another challenge. I got a new challenge for you, Bob. And this one I got a little creative with. Okay, so I was on social media, and as you mentioned before, people are getting really creative. This one is a bit more of an in-house challenge, okay? Let me ask you this. Who is the most famous baseball player or coach that you have in your cell phone? Number that you could text. Anyone, it could be anyone. The most famous baseball player. Take your time. Think about it. I mean, I could have at the time, I had Yogi Vera, the guys I work with probably. Well, think about it. You work with some pretty famous guys. What about like A-Rod? Do you have A-Rod in your phone book? I do not, no. Okay, well, let's think of someone that you have in your phone book, right? So I've got one of my phone book, famous soccer player, probably would be a guy called Christian Vieri, Italian player, flamboyant. It's got like 3 million followers on Instagram. Like just this guy who's out there. My challenge to you would be to come up with a name. The most famous person that is in your phone from your sport. You have to text them and say, hey, it's Bob, just want to check in and see how you're doing. And see what gets me back. The challenge is to see if they text you back.  Oh, okay. So we're going to have to pick the time and the date, the showdown time. Yeah. Okay, you know, a Tuesday at noon, here we go, boom. Send it out and see who gets back faster. Well, Lil' Birdie told me that we're going to do another show soon. So live on that show, we will post the text. You've got to think about this famous person. You've got to post this text live on that show. And then we'll see who gets the response first. I love it. Keep the challenges coming.  We love these challenges. I've gotten a few from Twitter. Favorite female artist, four of most influential baseball players. If maybe when I was growing up over the course of time, that sort of thing. It's a lot of fun stuff out there. I think those kind of short lists where you don't have to invest a ton of time like, okay, who would that be? It's just, you can pop it out there and it's good stuff. And it really keeps the conversation between people going. I think it would be pretty cool maybe over the next couple of weeks that we could pick out two or three of our people who are following on social media who send us these challenges and that mean you could get to the task. Oh, that's a good idea. I'm going to put this out there. My favorite Scottish football player is Ian Paul Joy. Hands down. That's it. You know I was born in San Diego, right? Don't be fooled by the accent. I knew it was fake. You sold it again. You can tell by the time. This is a California town. You don't get this on the Scottish Island. You know that. No, that is perfect, a perfect you. All right, good to see you again, brother. We'll talk soon. Looking forward to it, buddy.


One of the things we realized during COVID is that we are one of the most tested societies in the whole world. And one of the most interesting things that came out of COVID is that the objectives that we really held ourselves to, what we hope our schools do, were kind of beautiful and lofty statements about attitudes and behaviors that we expect of good citizens. But what we were actually measuring were things that were not necessarily compatible. So what we'd say, we foster a love of learning and lifelong development of metacognitive and creative skills and all those other things. What we ended up doing is using a bunch of multiple-choice tests, and that just doesn't cut it. So one of the key ideas to come out of this is that different types of evaluation need different types of tools.


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We would like to welcome Sike Musadrame, Editor-in-Chief of the New York Parrot as well as media extraordinaire and journalist to Abel Denonair. Thank you very much for joining us on this edition of Abel Denonair. Sike, can you explain a little bit more about the New York Parrot and your journalism?  So I'll begin by saluting your leadership in a lot of times for demographic or nothing. So after, okay, so after Osama bin Laden was killed from, well, you know, Obama announced that some years ago. And even before that, so this really began after 9-11 because of the fact that Muslims were getting a bad rap of the way that Muslims and ideology was being treated. Is that why Muslim community report really started?  So how does Muslim media help, or I should say, how does the Muslim community deal with people with disabilities since we're on that topic as well? Can you, and since you're an Imam as well, can you explain some of that? Okay, now let's get to the New York power because I have a camera behind me here. And notice on the bottom of, let's talk about coronavirus for a minute because that's on everybody's mind. I notice on the bottom of your website, you have the coronavirus cases. Is that updated on a weekly, monthly, I mean not monthly, hourly time, or how's that updated? Well, what exactly do you mean that some religious groups are not following the pandemic? Okay, now, in terms of, I'm taking a look here. So what is the difference between Park Chester Times and the New York parrot? Are there any, and the Muslim community report, is there any differences or similarities to each of the papers? Can you, I apologize, can you repeat that again? I'm sorry, yes, I'm sorry. Because I'll give you an example with that. One of my relatives in Israel was telling me that, one of our relatives in Israel was telling me that in the Palestinians, some of the Palestinians are teaching their kids from these countries, Kuwait, and so on, because you turn on the TV, they're teaching their kids how to shoot guns. I mean, you have people dressed in Mickey Mouse costumes, teaching kids how to shoot firearms. I mean, this is absolutely ridiculous, and also we discussed this in one of your forums that you had online, if you remember that. So now I understand, so can you, so now I understand the peaceful transfer of your situation and not going the opposite, because I mean, we have to get that out of people's minds. You and I understand. Thank you, thank you. And nobody is really following, I mean, we can talk about this for a minute. Recently, last month was Martin Luther King's birthday, and also recently was the anniversary of the death of Coretta Scott King. Nobody really follows, people are starting to forget what Martin Luther King stood for, with all these hate groups.  I mean, the thing with George Floyd, it was horrible. We just need to be in a more peaceful transfer, and hopefully this new administration can fix a lot of the things. I mean, it's okay to talk about it, because it's First Amendment, but hopefully this new administration can fix what happened in the last administration.  Do you wanna talk about that being a journalist, and how maybe we can fix it? Publisher, I apologize, go ahead. Yeah, let's talk about that, uh-huh. Mm-hmm, yes. Yeah, two weeks ago we did a show on prejudice, so that's where I wanna take it further. Have you seen both in the past, present, and future? I mean, obviously prejudice will never go away, but you as a media person, do you see any changes within the system?  For our listening audience, what is misogynistic? Mm-hmm, okay. Go ahead. It's the same thing years ago, back in World War II, almost the same thing as Hitler's regime. People, I mean, he was snapping his fingers, and whatever he said people would do. So it's almost the same thing. And, you know, he believed in one race and one people.  To invite Rabbi Copeland, and Rabbi Bob Copeland, I introduce Rabbi Copeland. In the book of Genesis, in the book of Genesis in the Bible, it says from dust to dust in which we came. So yeah, yeah, exactly. Well, I would like to thank you for joining me. This edition of Ableton on Amp, it's been an extreme pleasure to talk to the publisher of the Muslim Community Report, Park Shister Times, as well as the New York Parade. And can you give information if people want to submit articles or anything of that nature? Where do they need to turn? What's the information that you can give? It's all one person, but if people want to get in touch with you, the publisher, where do they email? 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Thank you so much, Dennis. We heard a lot about sustainability, efficiency, and optimization today. And that is also the topic of my talk, and it's something near and dear to my heart. My name is Aparna Subramanian, and I'm Director of Production Engineering at Shopify. When I look at the last 10 years of Kubernetes, it is quite evident that this technology has played a pivotal role in the innovation of our data centers. And when I wear my Shopify hat as an end user, I can also appreciate how much this has been a game changer for end users like us, because it has helped us with keeping up with the crazy speed of having to ship and scale software to production. This is a visual of the expanse of infrastructure that powers Shopify, our e-commerce platform. And over the years, we've massively scaled up our infrastructure. In the recent years, getting the most out of this infrastructure that we have is top of mind for not only myself, but several platform operators like us. And what better place to talk about sustainability than in this beautiful country? It's where the Paris Climate Accord brought the topic of climate change to the forefront of our minds and sparked worldwide cooperation on this topic. We would all agree that focusing our efforts on sustainability is important. But as end users and platform operators, what does building and operating a sustainable platform actually look like? I believe this has to be a shared responsibility. Given many of us use public cloud providers in some shape or form, the sustainability of that platform is the first thing that we'll want to understand. And then we can talk about how to run sustainable workloads on top of it. So today, I would like to invite some special guests onto the stage who can help us understand how this shared responsibility works in practice. And for that, first, please join me in welcoming Adrienne Jain. Thank you so much, Adrienne. Thanks for being here. Thanks for inviting me. Adrienne Jain is the Chief Product Officer of Scaleway. And it's here to help us understand how cloud providers are thinking about this problem. So Adrienne, first, tell us a little bit about Scaleway. Yeah, so Scaleway is a French-based cloud provider. We're a full-stack cloud provider. We offer all the way from dedicated servers to serverless products. We have data centers in France, in Amsterdam, and in Warsaw. And so, yeah, we were very excited about building a whole ecosystem of cloud products in Europe, including based on Kubernetes, of course. Awesome. Thank you so much. And what are some biggest sources of carbon emission in a data center? Well, I guess kind of intuitively, right? The main question for a data center is the managing of the temperature of the servers. And so how do we cool the servers so they don't get to the point where it's too hot for them to operate? I see. And what I understand about data center efficiency is there are two key metrics. One is power usage efficiency, and the other is water usage efficiency. So tell us a little bit about these and how are cloud providers working on improving this effectiveness? Right, so power usage efficiency is a ratio between the total power you're using for your data center and the power that's actually used to power the servers. And so you can't get to a ratio of one, because you at least need to have the lights on. So your data center technicians can be operating the servers. But basically, you're looking to get as close as possible to one, the average in the industry in 158. We have a data center that's at 118, and I'll talk about our technology there. So that's PUE, and then WE is water usage efficiency. So same thing, what's the amount of water that is brought into the data center that's not really used for operating the servers? And so there is no standard for WE, but it's important to look at both metrics, because you could say, OK, I'm going to cool my servers with a lot of water, then your PUE is efficient, but you're still using a lot of water, which is not overall eco-friendly. Yeah, and we understand that cloud providers are doing their part to contribute towards sustainability. What are some things that consumers of cloud can be doing better in order to help with sustainability? So one thing is you can do code sobriety audits. We've looked at this kind of thing. For example, a provider called Frogger.io that does this. And so looking at, is your code too complex, and therefore using too much power? We've also, at Scaleway, we've launched ARM-based instances, and so ARM is a more energy-efficient architecture than the x86. We've integrated it with Kubernetes and launched it this week, and so that's one way to scale in a more sustainable way as well in your cloud usage. Awesome. Thank you so much for sharing these insights, and I hope you enjoy KubeCon. Thank you, Aparna. Thanks, everyone. Thank you. Now let's talk about what cloud consumers can do about sustainability. And for this, I would like to introduce you to a couple of our most active contributors to the CNCF end user SIG, Todd and David. Thank you, Todd. Thank you, David. Thank you for joining me here today. David Marualli is a system architect at one-in-one mail-in media, and Todd, against AM, is a principal engineer at Intuit. One-in-one mail-in media is based in Germany, and they offer an email and communications platform to more than 40 million customers. And Intuit is headquartered in Mountain View, California, and they offer a financial technology platform, serving millions of customers worldwide. First, let's start with David. And David, in our SIG meetings, we've talked extensively about the topic of efficiency, and we've always advocated for starting off with things that are really easy to measure and simple to fix. So tell us a little bit about that, and what are some biggest sources of inefficiencies that you see? Yeah, thanks, right. So many of the potential savings are really easily accessible and easy to optimize. And I just brought a couple of examples that we can look at. We start with a service we run Kubernetes on. It's important to know that every server you run is consuming about 200 watts of idle power. And that leads to two things. First, the fewer servers you run, the less energy you waste in idle power. And the second thing is that even under full load, about a quarter of the energy is wasted for non-computer purposes. So that makes an easy case for large, well-utilized machines. Another aspect that we can look at is what I call the exaggerated, better-saved, and sorry, mentality which can save us a lot of energy if treated right. It works like this. These boxes represent CPU cores. And these green ones are your baseline consumption and maybe a variable load. So that's your peak consumption. That's what you actually need. But then your developers will certainly add a little bit of margin just to be safe in their reservations. Some administrator might remind you that all of this is running on hyper-threading cores. So these get non-linear, very high load. So please add a margin for that. You're certainly in a growing business. So add a margin for that as well. And then you might be required maybe to run a highly resilient, highly redundant service that's effectively required to run in two data centers. So that's what you end up with all these CPU cores provisioned while the green ones is what you actually need. As all these safety margins multiply, cutting down a little bit on each of them can make huge savings. And you see, we all did that without digging deep into any kind of power optimization strategies for the CPUs or green power sourcing. That goes on top of that. So that's how you end up with large savings in the end. Awesome. Thank you so much. Yeah. Maybe just one more remark. The way to do it, you measure what you already have. Then you write an automation to provision and deprovision the resources that you want to optimize. You understand your requirements, define your optimization strategy, optimization goals, and then fit your automation with that.  Thank you so much, David. And definitely compute is one of the biggest areas of optimization. And that's what we've also found in Shopify. And it's definitely a great starting point. And over to you, Todd. In our SIG meetings, we've talked so much about auto scaling. And you've shared some innovative approaches that Intuit has used for auto scaling. So tell us more about that. Yeah, thanks, Aparna. Yes, I think as a cloud consumer, the most important aspect of sustainability is to use your resources as efficiently as possible. And a big part of that is auto scaling. To do this, we're building an AI-native development platform based on Kubernetes and cloud native software that also uses AI and data analytics within the platform itself. As you see from this slide, we have a large number of requests during our peak season. But this level of load is not constant. We depend on auto scaling to handle our heaviest load, as well as bring down the resources when they're no longer needed. But going back to David's earlier point about the sort of exaggerated, better states and sorry mentality, the same is also true for sizing and scaling of workloads. How do you know when you've done it properly for all your workloads and under all conditions? When faced with this doubt, there can be a tendency by development teams just to throw more resources at the problem. This may give peace of mind, but it can lead to higher costs and greater consumption resources leading to negative impact. This is really not sustainable, especially when there's alternatives available. So while Kubernetes and related projects provide the capacity to automatically and dynamically scale workloads, we found that configuring these systems properly can really be a challenge for application developers. As a primarily data-driven problem, we think AI will have a big impact on both capacity planning and auto scaling going in the future, allowing us to be more efficient with our computing resources. And add into it, that's exactly what we're doing. We're building an intelligent auto scaling recommendation system that reduces the burden on our developers, helps us ensure our workloads have the resources that they need, while at the same time improving the efficiency of our platform. Doing this requires a large engineering effort and may not be easy, but I'd rather invest in innovation and optimization than simply buy more hydrocarbons. Thank you so much, Todd. That was great. And even at Shopify, we have a need to have our own custom auto scalers, because we have these things called as flash sales. And what we find is we are not yet able to rely on upstream auto scalers to do it for us. But we are on the journey to work with Keda and other upstream projects to make sure that we don't have to build and maintain these solutions forever. We would love to use more of these upstream solutions. Before we end, let's talk about some bonus efficiency ideas that we've also discussed in our SIG meetings. Like David said, compute is a great starting point, but there's so much opportunity outside of compute. Let's not forget about storage and databases. We talk about things like how many database replicas are too many, and we often find ourselves in a situation where we actually do have too many. And does each storage bucket have a really robust lifecycle management policy? What does data retention policy look like? And is it strong enough? Yeah, and perhaps does bot traffic or other kind of automated traffic need to have the same latency as end user traffic? And somehow those have different quality of services? And also, how many of these auto scaling sort of anti-patterns can you undo and really trust and develop confidence in your auto scaling solution? Finally, you might consider if fewer bigger clusters are more efficient than smaller clusters in a larger number, maybe. So the optimization opportunities are really everywhere. Begin with the big and obvious things, and then you'll be quickly off on your journey to sustainability. And just like the Paris Climate Accord brought countries together to work, if cloud providers, platform teams, and app teams can closely work together, we can really make cloud sustainability actionable. Yeah, absolutely. Together, we definitely have the option of making the golden path the greenest path. Thank you for your time.


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She's gonna save them. Guys, I think I have a problem. I've been putting myself out there more. Trying to go on dates, trying to talk to girls, but no one comes close to Sasha.  Today, I'm excited because one of the episodes is called the female Titan. Aaron's Titan does something to me already. So now imagine a female Titan. I'm all on deck for that. Female Titan, the 57th They're going back to the basement.  We got all stars. We got Erwin, Hanji, Levi, Aaron, Mikasa, Armin. Oh, they're pros now. Busted Titan-ass. Don't you dare touch my girlfriend. Here we go with the Hershey's kiss-looking motherfucker again. Here we go with the horse again. The horse is in on the plan. I'm telling y'all, this horse is the key to the story. Oh, we're not getting to the basement now. They're gonna stretch this out another 14 episodes, and I'm being kind. Don't tell me he's gonna hit himself again. This is what happened last time. I knew it. See, I know this show now. I know. I'm like a super fan. I am a weeb. We're getting tactical now.  Oh no, they're splitting up. Oh god, nothing ever good happens when people split up on these shows. Oh my god, I thought he was about to transform. I thought the horse was gonna transform into a Titan. My heart is racing right now. I feel like I'm Armin. That's a side character Titan. He got this, bro. My heart is pumping, bro. Oh my god. I am so happy right now. I'm so excited to see where this goes. Why is Sasha so sad? Don't put her alone. Sasha, I swear to god, if you die, I'm dying.  No! I'm at the stroke. Sacrifice your lives for Sasha. That should be the main goal. That should be plan number one. This motherfucker's on a catwalk.  That's what he looks like. Literally, this would be me if I were a Titan. Why are you smiling? No, no, no, it's too quiet. Is that Armin? The music changed! Oh no! Is this the female Titan in the name of the episode? Oh, Yalla fucked. Yalla...  Who are you gonna kill, huh? Who are you fooling, bro? Tell me that's Anne. Don't tell me that. No, it's not. I mean, she's not with them and She's way too important of a character like they've highlighted her throughout the episode. That's Annie. I'm calling it right now. Dude, that's Annie because she had like a relationship with Armin. Armin called her nice and pretty, I think. She's not gonna hurt him. Dude, if she doesn't hurt him, that's Annie. I'm calling it right now. Annie! No way!  It's Anne. Yo, she got thighs though. Oh, Lord Crutchman. You know who that is. Bro, if I knew that was Annie, you know damn well that was Annie. Here he is.  This guy shows up when Annie shows up. I'm just going with that was Annie, okay? That was Annie. It looks just like her. There's no way that's not her. If it's not her, I'm deleting my channel. That's how confident I am that that's Annie. Especially because I know humans are inside of these Titans, like Colossal Titan, the Armor Titan, and now the Female Titan. Like these other Titans that have humans inside of them. Do the regular Titans have humans inside of them? I'm not sure. Wouldn't we know that? Because we're chopping their necks up. We're testing them. Hanji had two of the Titans held captive. Wouldn't they dig deep inside them? So I'm guessing those Titans, the intelligent ones, are way different than the ones that we've been testing, these side character Titans. Reiner is showing up when Annie shows up. This is getting sus. This is getting really sus now, guys.  Reiner! Reiner!  You know. Where's that other dude? The tall guy. Bartholomew. Bro, the tension is next level right now.  It knows that Annie, because she knows she was there in the class when they talked about the Nathan, the back. It's her. It's Annie. We got Titans inside the territory now. Like some of these soldiers are Titans.   Daddy John! He's about to give them the long John. Oh my god. One of the most interesting character arcs I've ever witnessed. The music is back. Some shit's about to happen, man. Hell yeah, baby. Every character in this show is so well thought out. How are they keeping up with her? She's running like a thousand miles per hour. These horses aren't that fast. Are these super horses? All right, Reiner, we get it. She has a nice ass, man. You don't have to be right behind her.   He knows. He knows. He knows. She knows. It's her. I have chills right now.  Kill her, please. Get her out of here.   What does she know? Oh my god.  Just leave Reiner behind. He's the one I least care about. He knows.  He knows. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Thank god we slowed down. Because I must have almost had about six different types of heart attacks. Like stage four heart attack from that last episode. Thank god we slowed down. I forgot a name, but I love her. I love her. She kind of looks like Armin. Reiner, you are girl crazy, bro. Armin's character growth is out of this world. Compare him from the first episode until now. It's insane. Oh, that's Levi's voice. I want to see Eren versus the female Titan. Especially if that is Annie, please. I want to see him throw her. I want to see Levi bust the Titan ass, bro. He's so ready for it. How are they keeping up with her? Oh, they're dead. Kill them, Annie. I'll give you permission to kill them. It's like she's not killing any of them. Because she's one of them. Because she personally knows them. So she's not going to kill any of them. She's not going to kill them. She's going to save them. I just said she wouldn't kill anyone. She used him as a yo-yo. Oh my god.  This show is brutal, man.  The way she was doing that was like bone-chilling, like haunting. I was afraid.  And I'm here for it.  Look at this forest. I want to live there. Sasha. Why isn't Sasha home eating? Why can't y'all just leave her back? All of these characters grew up. Like compare them to the first few episodes until now. It's just crazy. They're going to have a counter-attack for when Annie comes. You notice how I'm calling her Annie? I know it's her. I know it's her. I'm 102% confident that it's her. So I'm just calling her Annie. I'm not calling her a female Titan. The forest is not that small. They're going to be going through that forest for the rest of the season. There he is, the tall guy. Does he care? Do you think John cares if anyone hears him trash talking about someone? Don't you know him by now, Armin?  Yeah, he knows it. Just say it. I know this isn't an anime. I know this is a show.  I love this group right here.  Levi, Erwin, Aaron, and Petra. Oh, God. This is going to be insane. Oh, that's right. Yeah, baby. I was like, I put that together real fast. I'm like, they're in a forest. This is literally their ground right now. He's looking back at these veterans. They don't even know what's going on. Only Levi and Erwin. Levi doesn't even know. Oh, my God. Ah, these are the fuckboy giants. Just kill them. How are the Titans going to mess with them here? It's not like the Titans are going to climb trees unless they can. Who knows? Mikasa doesn't care. Mikasa is going to start spitting at them. Maybe like putting the pans down, shitting all over them.  I'll allow it. Anime nature is just something else. I feel like I'm on a horse right now. Like, I am so excited. The music is getting crazier. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. What's going to happen? The slow down, the music.  Why are you smiling like that? Levi doesn't even know. Oh, he's dead. Kill him. Distract him. Oh, my God. My heart. They don't know what's going on. Levi, come on, big boy. Erwin. Uh-huh. Do it. Uh-huh. Yo, she's psychotic. It's Annie. I knew it. This is the only time she shows emotions. We're doing another episode. I am not waiting till next week or until the next video. No, no, no, no, no, no. We're getting straight to it. Look, I just realized it's literally in the intro. Annie and Eren fighting.  Part three. Bite. Oh, no. What does that mean? Oh, wait. Eren's going to bite. I don't want to see any of these people dying. The Hershey's kiss guy. Petra. The guy that always damages his tongue. Levi ain't dying. Oh, my God. They're sacrificing themselves for Eren. Do you know what this is going to do to Eren?  Oh, I feel so bad for Eren. I don't even feel bad for the guy that got squashed like a bug. I feel bad for Eren. They know. Squad Levi knows. They know what's going on right now.  Oh, wait. No, we can't. He can't even beat Annie when he was wrestling her. No, don't do it. What was he planning on doing there? He could have killed all of them next to him. And the horse, the horse would have been dead. Oh, this is a lesson. Oh, my God.   Guys, my heart is racing right now. I feel like my heart is a horse. It's just racing and racing and racing. I feel so bad for Eren. I love this. This is why he is a captain. Why he's the squad leader. He knows his danger and risks. Is he going to turn himself into the Titan so they could observe him? I love flashbacks. Oh, man. That's not going to happen. I can tell you right now it's not going to happen. I wonder if I try that. What would happen? What? What?  If Levi tells you to turn into a Titan, you do it. Man, I just noticed something. I haven't paused once. I think I paused maybe once or twice so far. And I usually pause like every minute. But this show is so interesting. I forget I'm even recording and I just want to keep watching. Like, it's just so interesting. I don't want to pause it. I want it to keep going. Wow, man. This show is special. What?  I'm going to cry. Man, whoever wrote this show unbelievable.  Yell, Levi. Levi, yell. I want to hear that man voice.  That's what I thought. I need a Hanji in my life. That's it. I thought Sasha was the girl I needed. But I need a Hanji. I love how they just completely forgot about Eren. Now they're just scared by Hanji's craziness. How bad did you want that spoon, Eren? Wow. I'm not even mad that this episode is like a flashback because it's explaining everything. I could get lost in this show. I swear, I forget I'm recording and I'm just so focused.  He needs to have a motive. Oh my God. Nah, Hershey's kiss.  Don't you notice?  Yeah, damn right. I'm not okay. I'm not okay. My heart is in pieces right now. That's why they did a flashback. Why do they believe in each other? They don't just blindly believe in each other. Have faith in us. Oh my God. Why'd he say he's sorry? The music. Oh my God. He's gonna do it. He's gonna do it. Yeah, where are they running to? Levi knows something. Where's Erwin? This is insane. This is why they were going forward. No. Oh man. Oh my Lord, it didn't happen. Levi didn't even know. He just stuck to the plan. He had faith in his leader. He's getting off. Oh God, we're gonna see Levi in action in the next episode. And the next episode is Erwin. I'm shaking right now. I'm shaking. Oh my God. They're gonna find Annie inside. Oh, I'm ready, man. Oh, we know. And I'm not the only one that knows. Armin knows too. Yeah, this show is amazing. It's truly amazing. It's fascinating. The storytelling. The character growth flashbacks. Diving into each character, their motives. Levi, you think Levi would know everything. But that's why he's the captain. He knows to trust in his upper ranks. He knows that's why he's the captain. And he knows if he's going towards something, there has to be a reason. And God damn, there was a reason. Now I'm a little shady on Erwin. Like, the way he was acting, especially when he confronted Erwin in the episode I reacted to before this video came out. I'm like, why did Erwin say that to Erwin? Like, why is Erwin acting so sus? But I don't think he's a tie-in. I don't think Erwin's a tie-in. That's Annie, for sure. I'm 100% sure that's Annie. I'm gonna Google it. No, I'm not. I'm joking. I'm joking, guys. I'm joking. I would not do that. Anyways, I had a blast. Seriously. This show is just mind-blowing. And I love it more and more with every episode. Not even each reaction, but every episode, I love it more and more. And I just can't wait to react to more. But I am drained right now. I can't handle anymore. I need to take a daybreak.  And maybe then I'll be ready. Anyways, guys, I love you so much. Subscribe if you haven't already for Attack on Titan or anime reactions in general. And I will see you all in the next episode.


It feels amazing and it feels even better that I'm on the list again this year and that women in the industry are being recognized. It's a great honor. You know, the industry that I come from, which is the consumer research business, has always been a very women-friendly industry. Everything that we're asking for for women, flexible working and, you know, any kind of support that they need, we've always provided that. So I think if more of more businesses could recognize that not only women men today also have a need to balance work and life and allowed them the opportunity to do that, we'd have more women leaders and more empathetic men leaders in every industry.


فشرف بالاشتغالي بالعلم ولا تبغي به ما عشت يا بابا دلا وياله من شراف عظيمي الحمد لله رب العالمين له الحمد الحسن والثناء الجميل وشدوى الله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له يقول الحق وهو يهدي السبيل وشدوى النسيدنا ونبينا محمد صلى الله عليه وعلى آله وأصحابه والتابعين لهم بإحسان إلى يوم من دين أما بعد Our Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلمه was born as an orphan Our Prophet was born as an orphan His father Abdullah he died And the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم was in the womb of his mother His mother was pregnant And they say that his mother was pregnant 2 months ألمان محاكم نريتن في مستدرك And he authenticated it as well عن قيس ابن مخرمة قيس ابن مخرمة said توفي أبوه وأمه وحبله به That his mother was pregnant when his father passed away His mother was pregnant حافظ ابن كثيرا said والمقصود أن أمه حين حملت به صلى الله عليه وسلم توفي أبوه أبو الله أشعر أنه أصبحت فاضا أبو الله فاضا أبو الله أصبحت وأنه أحمل في بطن أمه And she was pregnant in her womb على المشور ابن القيم said وقتورف في وفاتي أبيه He said There came a discussion and a disagreement amongst the ulama The death of the Prophet's father أبو الله هل توفير ورسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم أحمل Did Abdullah die Whilst His mother was pregnant Or After his mother died After his birth the father died There's a dispute amongst the ulama Some scholars they say No, she was pregnant She was pregnant And the Prophet did not see Allah his own son There's another group of scholars who say No The child was born After that Abdullah died These are the two opinions ابن القيم said على قوليني أصحهما أعلم توفير ورسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم أحمل Two opinions The strongest of the two opinions is that His mother was pregnant When the Prophet's father died So he never saw his son What shows that is That the Prophet's situation was like that The statement in Allah سبحانه وتعالى صورة الضحة ألم يجدك يتيما فأوا Weren't you a person who was an orphan So the Prophet was an orphan And Allah سبحانه وتعالى And sheltered and supported and helped aid him عليه الصلاة والسلام How old was Abdullah himself How old was he when he died The Prophet's father How old was he So how do you know You read it from the say of Allah But I told you guys this last week Didn't I say it I said he was 25 when he got married Are you with me And his year Abdullah had just turned 25 when he got married And she became pregnant And he died and he was still 25 And he said That's the most solidified statement That Abdullah was 25 What did his father leave behind for him The Prophet's father When he died And he died The Prophet's father When he died The thing that the Prophet's father Left for him The Prophet's father Was 52 من 5 كامل وقطعت غنم And a patch of camel A portion of maybe 10 Maximum Sorry goats And sheep وجارية حبشية And he left And he left A slave girl Whose name was باركة And is who we will call أمو أيمن أمو أمو أيمن رضي الله عنها Does anyone know أمو أيمن She married زينا بالحالثة He should marry أمو أيمن What was the mother What was her son's name وصابة بنزيد in his mother That's Usama's mother أمو أيمن Is the what She is the mother Of Usama And she died in the caliphate of Uthman She died in the caliphate of Who Uthman ibn Affan رضي الله تعالى عنه رضي الله تعالى عنها Our Prophet's father And I'm going to speak about His birth until the revelation came down on him عليه الصلاة والسلام The Prophet was born في نهاني يومين اثنين ثانية عشرة من ربيع الأول He was born in what month ربيع الأول the 12th He was born daytime The year he was born was عام الفيل The year of the elephant He's Allah عليه وسلم was born And he was born in the valley of في شعبي بني هاشر بمكة He was born in the valley Of the people of Bani Hashir In Makkah حافظ ابن كثير رحمه الله He said The majority of the scholars This was famous So there are other views That say that the Prophet was born then Again The Prophet was born on a Monday It was born daytime And he was born on the 12th Of ربيع الأول There are other views There are other opinions That are out there that say other than that But ابن كثير سر هذا هو المشهور عند الجمهور According to the majority of the scholars This is it Are we all together جمهور العلمات Was the opinion That he was born what He was born ربيع الأول In the month of ربيع الأول What was he born عام الفيل When he was born And that's why The Hadith of Sahih Muslim The Hadith of Abu Qatada The Hadith of Sahih Muslim Narrated from who Abu Qatada That the Prophet was asked about The fasting of Monday سؤيلة عن صول يوم الإثنين He was asked about The fasting of Monday And the Prophet said فيه يولد To I was born this day وفيه يونزي لعليا And the revelation was sent On to me then On Monday I was born And on Monday My revelation started To be sent to me It was on a Monday it was done The Prophet he fasts Some people say We will celebrate the Prophet's birthday We will say Do what the Prophet did شاء الله What did he do He fasted Fast شاء الله Fast On Monday Not on the day he was born But on Monday On what On Monday Do those people fast on Mondays Say our Shaytan has deceived So fast on Monday إن شاء الله If you do that No one is ever going to blame you No one is going to Blame you أحمد the written in his Muslim And Tirmidhi بسلاد حصل عن قيسب المخرمة That قيسب المخرمة Said وولد to أنا ورسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم عام الفيلة Me and the Prophet were born when When will we be born The year of the Elephant Benefits that I extracted from the birth Of the Prophet ﷺ عام الفيلة Or this month of ربيع الأول The Prophet was born ربيع الأول They were thwa'id and benefit In the birth of the Prophet ربيع الأول Why Number one ربيع الأول Is the month That's in the middle of all of these seasons صح In the middle Meaning in terms of Example of temperature and everything And his legislations عليه الصلاة و السلام و الشر روه أعدل الشرائع And the process of his legislation Is the most just Of legislations It's in the middle That's one benefit The second one is spring Is what?  There are some signs That became apparent When the Prophet ﷺ was born When his mother gave birth Something happened The first one is Some light came from his mother That shun The palaces Of Sham Our Prophet when he was born And is this authentic? نعم بسانة للحصر With a sound chain of narration أحمد الاريث في مسلم إبراحبان في صحيح حاكم في مستدرك With a sound chain of narration عرباظ بن سارية Said I heard the Prophet saying إن عند الله مقتون بخاتم النبي I It's written for me نبي اللهي ما It's written for me And it's written for me دعام the final And I'm the Seal of Prophets It's written for me أنهي سروه إن آدم ﷺ لمن جندل في طيلته وسأخبركم بأول ذلك دعوة أبي إبراهيم وبشارة أخي عيسا نبي اللهي موس آدم ﷺ is from dust And I will inform you of the first thing of it I am the دعاء إبراهيم ميت The Prophet said I am the دعاء إبراهيم ميت Meaning what did Abraham say ربلا وابعت فيهم رسولا منهم يتلوا عليهم آياتك ويعلمهم الكتابة والحكمة ويزكيهم إنك أنت العزيز الحكيم So the Prophet made a prayer والله سبحانه وتعالى وقلت عليهم وقلت عليهم وقلت عليهم وقلت عليهم وقلت عليهم وقلت عليهم وقلت عليهم وقلت عليهم وقلت عليهم وقلت عليهم وقلت عليهم This is what This is the prayer that Abraham made The Prophet said I am the manifestation of that prayer Meaning I is an acceptance of this prayer وبيشارة أخي عيسا And I am the glad tidings of what عيس ابن مريم When did عيس ابن مريم say وإذ قال عيس ابن مريم يا بني إسرائيلة عيس ابن مريم said يا بني إسرائيل إني رسول الله إليكم I am a messenger from Allah مصدقا لما بين يدي من التورات And I am one who is affirming وسلتورات ومبشرا برسولي And I am also giving you guys a glad tidings of a prophet يأتي who comes من بعد اسمه أحمد He is going to come and his name is أحمد فلما جاءه When he came بالبيناتي والنبي الله بحمد came with a clear evidence and proved that he was أحمد قالوا يسره هذا السحر المبيل that this man محمد is a clear cut magician So I am the statement where موسى said ومبشرا برسولي يأتي من بعد اسمه أحمد When Jesus said I am giving you guys a glad tidings of a prophet who is going to come and his name is أحمد I am a glad tiding ورؤية أم ورؤية أمي التي رأت حين وضعت لي أنه خرج منها نور أضاءت لها منها قصور الشاني A dream my mother saw that when she gave birth to me that it came out from her light أضاءت لها منها قصور الشان The palaces of shan is shan from it I can narrate a different wording عن خالد من معدان عن أصحاب رسولي لها أنهم قالوا The companions one day said to the prophet أخبرنا عن نتسك Tell us about yourself People generally like say that to you Give us your biography Tell us about yourself So they said to the prophet Tell us about yourself The prophet said دعوة أبي إبراهيم I am the dua أم نبي الله إبراهيم وبشرا عيسة And I am the glad tidings of عيسة ورأة أمي حين حملت My mother saw when she gave birth and no خرج منها نور that light came out from her أضاءت لها بصرا وبصرا من أرض الشان That it shan بصرا And بصرا is a land in shan So this is something الله سبحانه و تعالى gave to the prophet ابنه كثير He brought a benefit from this hadith ابنه كثير رحمه الله He brought a powerful benefit from this hadith in his book البداية و النهاية He said و تخصيص الشام Why did the prophet specifically say That it shan شان Why specifically shan Why specific to shan بضهوري نوري إشارة This is trying to establish and to bring to your إستقراري ديلي و أثموت في بلاد الشام That the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم his religion is going to be rooted and it's going to be grounded in shan و لهذا تقول الشام And because of that shan is going to be في آخر الزمان before the hour strikes شام is going to be ماعقل للإسلام و أهله It's going to be a hub for Islam and its people و بها ينزل عيساب المريم عيساب المريم is going to come down in sham إذا ننزل بالدمشق بالمرارة الشرقية بيضاء He's going to come to the Why Minerate عيساب المريم و لهذا جاء في الصحيحين And because of that It has come in the حالية البخاري المسلم That the prophet said لا تدالوا ضائفة من أمتي ظاهرين على الحق لا يضرهم من خدلهم ولا من خالفهم حتى يأتي أمر الله وهم كناله That is going to remain The word لا is a nephew تزالو is a nephew لا means negation تزالو also means It has معنى النفي A meaning of negation is in it And the قاعدة according to the scholars is what نفيو نفيو is to match نقاعدة نقاعدة Bring the affirmation So here Allah The prophet is saying is what There's going to remain A group of people من أمتي from my umma ظاهرين على الحق who are clear upon ظاهرين with apparent لا يضرهم من خدلهم It will not harm them The one who deceived them ولا من خالفهم And the one who what And the one who opposes them حتى يأتي أمر الله Until Allah's offense comes وهم كناله And they are like this This hadith paid attention now This hadith It categorized the people into three How many? Three Another rewire says لا تزال الطائفة من أمتي منصورين ظاهر There is going to remain A group of my people who are victorious So the first group are victorious أهل النصرة The people who are going to be given victory They are going to be given victory Number one The second one is what مخذلة مخذلة are those who deceived the people of truth How did they deceive them The people of the truth say to them Stand here إن شاء الله تعالى We will defend the truth We will defend the religion And they move out of the way And then the aliens come to them through it مخذلة they deceive them And the third group is what مخالفين Those who oppose them Those who Oppose the people of The people of the victorious people So those are one Those are the one Those are the three You are either one of the two You are either upon Giving victory to the truth Or you are the مخذلة Whenever the people of the truth are coming out You pull the carpet on them Or you are from the third group of people Which is the مخالفين Those who oppose them And it's not with them مخالفين when he said Now we want to know Who are the people who are victorious It's called as different Who are the victorious ones here مخالفين مخالفين He said قال معاد وعاد said هم بشان They are the ones in shan They are what? The people of shan Number one مخالفين also mentioned انه صحيح That this group اهو هم اهل العلمي They are the people of knowledge المان محمد said الم يكونوا اهل الحديث فلا ادني منهم المان محمد said If it's not the people of حديث I don't know who they are So we have different statements right? مخالفين بخالفين We have here مخالفين مخالفين اهل العلم وع result يا مام احمد ورحمه الله اهل اهل الحديث احمد وركر الم يكونوا اهل الحديث If it's not the people of حديث فلا ادني منهم ا не امروا who they are Now we reconciles And all those views He says ويحتمال أن هذه الطائفة مفرقة بين الوعي الممينة. يقول أن هذه المجموعة ليس فقط مجموعة. أنها مختلفة من الناس. كل شيء يأتي معه هو أنهم موضوعين. ولكنهم مختلفون. منهم هو شجع المقاتلون. يأتي الناس بمجموعة أسلام. ومنهم فقهاء. ومنهم حديثون. ومنهم حديثون. ومنهم زوهات. ومنهم أسستتي. ومنهم أمرون بالمعروف وناهون عن المنكري. هؤلاء الذين يقولون بشكل جيد. ومنهم أهلوا أنواعهم أخر من الخير. ويوجدون أشخاص جيدين فيهم. ولا يلزموا. ويجب أن يكونوا مجتمعين. أنهم كل واحدة. لا يجب أن يكونوا متفرقين في أقتار العالم. لا يجب أن يكونوا مجتمعين. يمكنهم أن يكونون شام. يمكنهم أن يكونون في هذا العالم. يمكنهم أن يكونون هناك. فهذا يجب أن يكون مجموعة. وما أمام لا يتكلمون. هو الصواب اللي لا محيد عمو. إنه الآن. ولكن هل يجب أن يدخل لنا أفضل أن هناك بعض العلماء who said these are the people of sham. هل أنت معي؟ وهذا هو ما أبنو كثير. أحاول أن أخبره. ما أخبرت أنه أخبره أنه عندما يأتي من أمه إنه شام. لأن المجموعة ستكون مجموعة في شام. والله سبحانه وتعالى أخبروا الشام. أخبرواهم من المجموعة ومجموعة أنهم يدخلون. أخر أحد يحدث when the prophet was born. The star. A star emerged. A star emerged. In this haqi narrated in Isairah the sound chain of narration على حسالة بلثابت. From who? حسالة بلثابت. That he said والله إبنو سبحانه وتعالى ابنو سبحانه وتعالى I was a boy who was close to puberty. 7 or 8. أعقل كل ما سمعته. Everything I had I would understand it. Meaning I was mature. I knew. I understood. I would إسمعته يهوديا. I heard a Jewish man يسرق بأعلى صوته على أطم بيترمة. Pay attention to this.  It's a building which is high. A Jew man he screamed on the top of his tongue. He said and this is in يثرب. مدينة. يسر يابع عشر يهود. Oh Jews. حتى إلى اجتماعوا إلي. The Jews all came together. قالوا له يساتهم ويلك مالك. They said to him Destruction be to you. What is it that you bring us here for right now? قال. He said to them طالع الليلة نجم أحمده الذي ولد به. The star of Ahmed came out today. Today the star Today the star of Ahmed has arose. It's been seen. إبراهيشان mentions this in his Seerah and I said to you guys بيساندين حسنين. The Senate is sound. Also another sign that happened when the Prophet ﷺ was born. The third the next one is وقع رافع رأسه إلى السماع. He came out نبي الله محمد while his head was facing towards the إبراهيبان. إبراهيبان is written in صعيح and it is in Seerah with a chain that is disconnected. Disconnected. أم الرسولي the Prophet's mother she said what she spoke ثم وضعته I gave birth to him فما وقع كما يقع السبيان He didn't fall like children fall. How did the children fall? How did they come out first? Head out first. Children's heads come out first, right? Or the legs which one comes out first? The heads come out first. The Prophet ﷺ was not like that. He wasn't like that. He came out with his head up when he came out. His head wasn't facing down. But as we said this one that is mentioned in Seerah is disconnected. And there are many other signs that people have mentioned that the Prophet ﷺ had are not authentic. We're now going to move on to speaking about the Prophet ﷺ circumcision. Our Prophet ﷺ as it's authentically transmitted that his grandfather عبد المطلب عبد المطلب who is the Prophet ﷺ's grandfather he circumcised him يوم السابق هي على عادة العرب على seventh day according to the Arab tradition عرب they had a tradition when the child is born for seven days they circumcise the child ابن عبد البر mentioned in his استعاب on the authority of the Abbas عبد الله تعالى عنهما that he said ابن المطلب خاتن النبي ﷺ يوم السابق وجعل له مأدبة the Prophet ﷺ عبد المطلب his grandfather عبد المطلب he circumcised him on what? on the seventh day and he made for him a banquet he made food he cooked food for him he cooked what? and that opinion ابن عبد البر has taken كمان وديل ابن عديب and ابن عبد البر and others have taken that opinion many others have taken that opinion ﷺ as for the Hadith that people narrate that they mention that ابن عيم narrated in his دلائل النبوة which is a weak chain of narration that Anas ibn Malikil said that the Prophet ﷺ has said من كرامتي from my كرامة means what's the best translation for the word كرامة would it be nice yeah yeah something that's not natural that has happened to me على ربي meaning the generosity on my Lord like Allah has been generous to me so he gave me something he didn't give anyone else that's what it means it's supernatural على ربي I was born مخطونا I was born circumcised وَلَمْ يَرَا أَحَدُمْ سَوْئَتِ and no one ever saw my private part this is weak this is not authentic the Prophet ﷺ was circumcised by his granddad عبد المطلب on the seventh day عبد المطلب when the Prophet ﷺ was born he was very very happy his mother Amina when she gave birth she sent a message to عبد المطلب telling him the birth of his grandson and عبد المطلب became very happy and he gave like hiding و لذلك عبد المطلب when he was praising the Prophet he said the following لما ولدت أشرقت الأرض وضاءت بنور الأفق فنحن في ذلك الضياء و في النور والسوب للغشاد نختارك he said about the Prophet أنت يونبي الله محمد لما ولدت أشرقت when you were born it lit the earth lit with the light that came from your mother فنحن في ذلك الضياء that light that came from your mother still using that light to be guided to the path that pleases Allah سبحانه و تعالى the Prophet as we said he was circumcised on the seventh day and he was also given a name the name he was given was محمد there's a story behind how he was given that name محمد عليه الصلاة والسلام the story is that ألمان بيهد he mentions in his نبوة as it said before عبد المطلب what did he do he mentioned the Arab tradition the seventh day he circumcised him he also he did أقلكة for him بكبشن a big ram and he also made a big banquet for the people and he called him محمد this name is unordinary محمد is not a name the Arabs knew at that time so the people of Quraysh were kind of amazed why he would call him محمد and why he would name him that name they were what they were amazed with that so they asked عبد المطلب لما رغبت بيه عن أسماء إهلي بيتي why have you turned away from the name of his people why did you turn away from it فأجابه he responded عبد المطلب responded by saying أردت أن يحمده الله تعالى في السماء I intended for Allah to praise him in the gathering of the people of the السماء وخلقه في الأرضي and I also wanted the people to praise him on this earth that was one story that بيهاته بيزنز دلائل مبوه some said there was another reason to it another story which is that عبد المطلب he was travelling and he travelled to شان and he travelled with three of his closest friends and they went there for a business training they went there to trade فبينما هم في الشان ويوستي وإنشان التقو براهب they met a monk they met a monk فسأله he asked him من أين أنتون where are you guys from قالوا نحن من مكة they said we are from Makah فقال لهم يساتن إن بلادكم your lands سيخرج منها نبي a prophet is going to come out from فسألوا ومسلموا النبي so they asked him what is the name of this prophet then they said the monk said to them his name is going to be Muhammad and Muhammad was not a name well known to the Arabs before that so each of the four عبد المطلب and his three friends each and every one of them they said that if Allah gives us a child we are going to call him Muhammad everybody said that عبد المطلب was old so he couldn't have children so the child came through who it came through his son the child came through his own son عبد الله and the child and he had that in his mind so he named him so he named him Muhammad as for the three their names is عيد عيد he called his son Muhammad the next one is أحيحة ابن جلّاح he called his son Muhammad as well and the third one was حمراني بن ربيع he also called his child Muhammad all three of them and the one Allah swt turned out to be the prophet was who نبي الله Muhammad and as you know he صلى الله عليه وسلم his name as حساني بلو ثابت when he was praising the prophet وشق له من اسمه ليجل له فدو العرش نحمود وهذا محمد ذهب الله سبحانه وتعالى he بلوط نبي الله محمد from his name meaning he became what his name is نبي الله محمد is a praised one he is praised by Allah and he is praised by the by the angels that he is praised by in the gathering of Allah سبحانه وتعالى رضاع النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم the prophet aslam is nursing and the breastfeeding that the prophet aslam was given the first person who breastfed the prophet aslam who nursed him was his mother آمينة آمينة بن توهبين was the first person who breastfed the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم and she breastfed him for three days according to one view another view says no seven and another view says nine there are those opinions that the prophet aslam was breastfed either three seven or nine ثم أرضعت ثويبه then after that ثويبه took over the breastfeeding of the prophet aslam who took over ثويبه who is thweiبه who knows thweiبه another view who knows thweiبه has anyone heard of thweiبه أبراهبه أبراهبه you never met her she was a slave girl أبو لهاب she was a slave girl أبو لهاب but where was she when did she do for the prophet when did she do for the prophet she breastfed the prophet aslam so when the mother of the prophet aslam breastfed for nine or whatever opinion or seven or even three who took over ثويبه took over who was remember a woman breastfeed because she's got a child at breastfeed so who was the child that she was breastfeeding his name is called مصروح مصروح and the prophet are brothers from رضاع they're brothers from breastfeeding good she breastfed him for days this is all before حليمة السعادية came ثويبه before she breastfed the prophet aslam she breastfed somebody before she breastfed I like anybody who's answering إن شاء الله don't just shout out the answer that's the مصروح who was the same time as the prophet حمزة نعم حمزة was breastfed by ثويبه before she breastfed who before she breastfed the prophet aslam so what's حمزة on the prophet what's it the إخوان من الرضاع the brothers from breastfeeding as well is his uncle and it's also his brother from breastfeeding who did she also breastfeed after the prophet before the prophet was حمزة who did she breastfeed after the prophet هيه after the prophet محمد أبو سلمة she breastfed after the prophet أبو سلمة أسأسد المخزومي أبو سلمة whose name is عبد الله يبن الأسد المخزومي is from the مخزومي tribe so what are the prophets صلى الله عليه وسلم and أبو سلمة إتبع وردت إتبع the إخوان من الرضاع the brothers from what something happened one day the process of breastfeeding was حديث بخاري كالاكتن she came to the prophet she came to the prophet she said to the prophet إنه محدث we were being informed we've been told we have been told that you want to get married ومحريبة she came to the prophet and she said that we have been informed we've been told that you're looking to get married and what we've been told is that you want to get married too you want to get to your beloved daughter ابسلمة the prophet saidis your mother in law the daughter of the son oforf and how ab voilà she said the prophet said لا وَأَنَ عَلَمْتَكُدْ رَبِيبَتِ وَتِعِجْرِى ما حلت رسلاي if the daughter أفضل تقول ذلك one more time if I'm very slow so you have to say it very slow for me if the daughter here not breastfeeding you're close what's your name? Ahmed no it's close you're very close if it's not if if it's daughter get rid of the word breastfeeding here you're right if she just wasn't my niece in the sense where ربيبة means the woman you're married her daughter who grew up in your hands and you took care of her you're not enough to marry but marry a woman and she has a daughter she's got a daughter this daughter becomes like my daughter I never can marry her because I had a relationship with her so the prophet said the daughter of Um Salama if it wasn't if we dismiss the fact that she is ربيبة في حجري she's like my daughter if we get rid of that if we dismiss that which is a fact while I can't marry her then there's another factor again which is أخي من الربع the second problem that we can't get rid of is that she is the daughter of what? who's referring to أبو سلامة عبدالله so there's two reasons why this statement that you're saying that it's incorrect is that I can't marry this girl for two reasons the first reason is her mother is my wife and she's my daughter are you with me and the second one is her father is my brother from breastfeeding I can't marry his daughter it's a haram صح and this issue of breastfeeding is very dangerous many people don't take it are you with me if a woman breast feeds a boy of somebody else are you there and she breast feeds her own son her own daughter and they grow up and they raise you both is there an amount to that breastfeeding or is there not we're going to leave that for next week's discussion next week we're going to talk about the issue of ربع breastfeeding and the and the rule is regarding it we'll leave it for next week we'll pause there for now anything I have said that was wrong or incorrect is from me اللهم اللهم اللهم سبحانك اللهم من الحمدك أشهد أن لا إله إلا الله استغفروا كما توهلي


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Dear Prime Minister, dear Deputy Prime Minister, Minister, ladies and gentlemen, a warm welcome on behalf of the World Economic Forum. My name is Philipp Rösler. I am here managing director and responsible for the regions. I am very happy to welcome you all here today because we have the most interesting topic for today. It's about ASEAN. And as you can see, I look not really European. I was born in Vietnam, but I grew up in Germany, so in Europe. That means I know, I understand both ASEAN as well as the European Union. And that's the reason why I am so happy to have such a distinguished panel today because if we are talking about ASEAN, we will talk about a single market starting with December 2015. We are talking about 600 million people, 600 million customers. We are talking about jobs, inclusive growth. But much more important, and that is what I learned from Europe and its challenges, you need more than numbers and figures if you talk about such a beautiful project like ASEAN. ASEAN is not only bringing countries together. It's much more than having only a single market. It's a vision. It's not only a project and for this kind of vision to motivate people to work together on this vision, you need passion. Passion in the business community as well as passion on a political level. So I'm very happy to have such a podium because then we can now discuss ASEAN, ASEAN's future, what will happen in 2015 and 2016 and in the follow-up and what about passion of the politicians to motivate 600 million people to make ASEAN reality, to put the vision the fathers and grandfathers have had into reality. So that's the reason why we are here and why we as World Economic Forum so happy to have you all here and again welcome on behalf of the Forum and it's now my pleasure to head over to today's moderator. Philip, thank you very much indeed. Philip Ross, ladies and gentlemen, managing director of the World Economic Forum. Thank you for making this possible. Ladies and gentlemen, ASEAN for us in Asia is a reality, is an important and defining element of what happens in our daily lives and our daily activities. 2015 is going to be a pivotal year for ASEAN. The chairmanship of Malaysia is expected to be a dynamic and fruitful one taking us to December where the ASEAN Economic Community will finally be established. We have with us a distinguished panel of political leaders and we will begin our panel today talking about the policy aspects and the national considerations of some of the major ASEAN countries here today and we'll get a five-minute conversation and speech from each of our leaders here today to outline what their priorities are and what their thoughts are about what ASEAN is doing, where ASEAN is going and what 2015 will deliver for the nations and the people within. With us we have today the Prime Minister of Cambodia, Hun Sen, the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Vietnam, Pan Bin Min. We also have from Thailand the Deputy Prime Minister, Priyaton Devakula. And for a Malaysian perspective here, unfortunately the Prime Minister of Malaysia who was to represent the country and present his vision for Malaysia's chairmanship had to leave us today at the last minute because of the unfortunate demise of the King of Saudi Arabia. So we have a very able replacement for the Prime Minister. That's his Minister in Charge of Economic Priorities has joined us today. Abdul Wahid Omar will outline the thoughts of the Malaysian chair. We'll begin though with the Prime Minister of Cambodia. Please, sir, your thoughts on ASEAN in 2015. And I would ask if you could, keep to five minutes. I'll try and keep you to time. Thank you. Thank you. Excellencies, Chairman, Moderator. We're privileged and pleased to be invited to deliver remarks on the benefits of ASEAN integration in a new global economic context at this World Economic Forum which has become a very influential platform for the discussion of regional and global issues aimed at ensuring sustainable and inclusive development. Excellencies, Madam Ladies and Gentlemen, in the midst of deep-reaching political, social and economic change in Asia, ASEAN has experienced rapid progress achieving a robust economic growth over the past decades. This in itself is a significant contribution to the improvement of living standards of the more than 600 million people living in 10 ASEAN member countries. The planted establishment of the ASEAN agronomic community, AAC, by the end of 2015 with the view to realizing the potential of the free flows of goods, capital and skilled labor, we provide great opportunities for ASEAN to transform itself into the factories of the world as well as a large competitive regional market. Given its centrality, ASEAN will reap many benefits from the steady rise of the Chinese economy, the recovery and gradual opening of the Indian economy and the new growth momentum of the Japanese and Korean economies. All of these will offer numerous business and investment opportunities on top of ASEAN existing traditional markets such as the US and EU. In this context, we expect that the promotion of cooperation with external partners through free trade agreements such as ASEAN Plus One, ASEAN Plus Three, the regional economic comprehensive partnership and the trans-Pacific partnership will enable ASEAN to reap the benefit from newly emerging opportunities. Notwithstanding the aforementioned opportunities, ASEAN must continue to strive to address its challenges. These include maintaining macroeconomic abilities, managing difficulties resulting from social economic structural changes, domestic inequalities and development gaps between members of the state, strengthening competitiveness and improving productivity in order to avoid the middle income trap and maintaining peace, stability and security in the region. All these are prerequisites if ASEAN is to reap the full benefit of wider regional integration dust. ASEAN needs to continue its effort to facilitate integration in all sectors, especially by enhancing physical and institutional infrastructures, connectivity, promoting the elimination of the trade barriers, both tariff and non-tariff, defining and implementing policies to improve productivity and competitiveness of the economies focusing on the agriculture's industry sectors to support ASEAN growth. It must also strive to reduce domestic inequalities and to narrow development gaps in the region while promoting human resource and skill development. For Cambodia, regional integration is a historic opportunity for the development of a modern and prosperous nation. Cambodia is an open country with a dynamic economy and a demographic dividend. Cambodia has achieved sustained economic growth over the last two decades with rapid poverty reduction and has the strong potential to become a robust middle-income economy. In 2015, Cambodia will implement its industrial development policies with the objectives of transforming its industrial base from labor-intensive industry to skill-intensive industry by 2025 through attracting investment to higher-value edit and more competitive industry. To this end, the Royal Government of Cambodia will continue promoting investment in infrastructures strengthening connectivity of the transportation and logistics system and improving regulatory framework and trade facilitation. It will also amend the law on investment in incentive scheme, provide skilled training and develop the necessary social protection service. Thank you for your attention. Thank you. Prime Minister, thank you so much. Let's move directly on to the view from Thailand. Deputy Prime Minister. Well, Excellency Hoon Sen has talked about the ASEAN in general and the benefit of ASEAN to all members in general. I can now be more specific. And that is the AEC, the Asian Economic Community by the end of this year. I would say that by the end of the year, a single market of over 600 million people will be realized. Some of the audience may not believe it, but believe me, we will have a single market by the end of this year, simply because we have gradually integrated the ASEAN on the trade and investment side for the past two decades. The tariff reduction has been gradually implemented for more than 20 years and by the year 2010, we have reduced our tariff by 99%. What is remained to be done is the harmonization of rules, harmonization of non-tariff bearer things. We have to get rid of non-tariff bearer things. But this doesn't prevent us to stop. We will keep on doing it and by the end of this year, we have full-fledged AEC. More important thing is on the cross-border investment. You may not realize that the cross-border investment between industrialized countries in ASEAN and the newly emerging economies in ASEAN has been for more than 10 years. And this is very important because in ASEAN, in the industrialized countries, we have a lot of entrepreneurs, private entrepreneurs, and they do have private capital. While our friends in the emerging economies are in shortage of private capital, and private capital is a key to any industrialization. So by having the investors from industrialized countries in ASEAN invest in the cross-border in the newly emerging economies, we are helping our friends in the newly emerging economies to industrialize their country faster. And this is very important. And this thing is going on, especially after the AEC, after the fully integration of AEC by the end of this year, there will be more cross-border movement between countries in ASEAN. Now, the next step is, where do we go from now? The cross-border investment will create a production basis of products in Asia, a product in ASEAN, and product in ASEAN will be traded not only between intra-regional trade, it will be traded, it will be exported to the world, too. So the next step what we should do is that ASEAN should get together and sign the FTA with major partners of the world. It should be FTA between ASEAN as a group and each major trading partner. It shouldn't be bilateral FTA between single-member country and major country. That would really defeat the purpose of ASEAN. By having FTA in the name of ASEAN with a major partner, we have bargaining power. We will have a more equitable FTA. I will leave it to you at that. Deputy Prime Minister, thank you so much. On to Vietnam, the view from that. Deputy Prime Minister. Yes, since his foundation in 1967 with the establishment of the APTA and also now the ASEAN community by the end of this year, ASEAN has been trying to extend the relations of ASEAN with its external countries. And now with the greater integration, I think there are many benefits for the ASEAN community. But to reap the benefits of the ASEAN community, we believe that we must focus on several issues. First, ASEAN must ensure the integration within ASEAN effective. And that is the ASEAN community by itself. Number two, each country must fight the integration as a driving force for the domestic reform because each country has different level of development, different economic policy, so there is need to have the... to have the accelerations of the economic reform in each country. Number three, because members of ASEAN countries have a different level of development, level of integration, so we must need to help assist the countries, the members of lower development and lower of integration to catch up with the integrations of the whole ASEAN community. Number four, it must enhance mutual trust in ASEAN to solve the common problems, many common problems in ASEAN, pollution, environmental degradation, such as such. Number five, it must make full use of the existing mechanism, ASEAN mechanism. Another mechanism in sub-region, for example, the Great Mekong region, ASEAN APEC. Finally, we must ensure the centrality of ASEAN in any mechanism. So those are the issues I think are very important. Could I just ask you one question, the centrality of ASEAN in those mechanisms, because you expand on what that means. Centrality of ASEAN meaning that ASEAN can play a central role in all mechanisms. In ASEAN now, there is a mechanism of ASEAN itself, mechanism between ASEAN and its dialogue partners, for example, EAS, East Asia Summit, with the participation of China, United States, Russia and others. But ASEAN must play a central role in this mechanism. That is the centrality. Deputy Prime Minister, thank you. Finally, to Malaysia, chair of ASEAN for 2015, with an ambitious and determined program for that chairmanship. If you would not only explain what Malaysia's priorities are, but perhaps address some of the issues brought up by our other panelists and talk about the challenges posed by trying to unite the priorities of all the member nations. Thank you, Timo. First of all, allow me to convey the apology of our Prime Minister for not being able to be here this afternoon. He's certainly been looking forward to this, but unfortunately had to fly to Riyadh to attend the funeral of King Abdullah. Now, allow me perhaps to cover my remarks in three parts. I think firstly, in terms of the two main priorities for ASEAN, I think firstly is to look at the formal establishment of the ASEAN community. Here our efforts would include to complete as much as possible the remaining action lines of the three ASEAN committee blueprints. As you know, ASEAN is not just about the economic community, but also about the political security community, as well as the social-cultural community. And the other priority would be to look at the post-2015 ASEAN. Second is on the issue of the ASEAN economic community. I guess there are a lot of efforts to move towards a coherent community here, and in respect of Malaysia, perhaps there are three in particular that would like to accelerate. One would be in terms of promoting further the concept of the ASEAN banking and integration framework. Now, this has been put in place by the central banks in ASEAN, but it has yet to be formalized. We're happy that in the last few days of 2014, Malaysia and Indonesia managed to sign the Heads of Agreement that will facilitate the greater presence of banks from Malaysia into Indonesia, and likewise from Indonesia into Malaysia. And it is our hope that the rest of the countries in ASEAN can start to sign this agreement. To me, this is very important to facilitate greater trade and investment between within ASEAN countries. The presence of banks across these ASEAN cities will certainly elevate the level of activities within ASEAN. Secondly is to expand the concept of mutual recognition across the various aspects, not just confined to trade of goods and services, but also in respect of skilled labour in respect of recognizing the various professions that we have, whether it's actually legal or I can't see a profession. And even to the extent of recognizing the visa issued by one country to be recognized by another. So I think this is something that can be embraced further. We take the point raised by the Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand that we need to do a lot more in terms of harmonization of the various rules, including the non-trade barriers. But in some cases where we can't come up with complete harmonization, certainly the concept of mutual recognition can be expanded further. A third aspect of the economic community is perhaps something that can be thrown out in the open. And this is to explore the possibility of coming up with common ASEAN time zone. Now the ten countries in ASEAN has got three different time zones. Myanmar is actually GMT plus six and a half hours. Then we have the Indochina countries that will have GMT plus seven. Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and Philippines are at the GMT plus eight. And then we have Indonesia which has got the three time zones, GMT plus seven, eight and nine. I think it would be great if somehow we can explore the possibility of having one common time zone and if possible align it to China time zone. So China is a huge country cutting across many time zones, but they do have one time. So I think it would be a great possibility to be explored. The third part I would like to cover, Timor would be to look at beyond economic prosperity. Now this is something which is very important and which we in Malaysia have learned. The agenda must certainly go beyond economic prosperity. Whatever growth in the economy that we are achieving, it must translate into the well-being of the people, the prosperity of the people. The Prime Minister has clearly mentioned that when it comes to pursuing the ASEAN agenda 2015 and beyond, it would be to look at more people centred ASEAN. To make sure that whatever economic prosperity that we achieve would be translated into higher household income for the people of ASEAN, great access to financing, great access to healthcare and a more sustainable environment and more inclusive society. Thank you. Thank you very much indeed. We have a few minutes left, so what I'd like to do, propose at this point, is if each of you would maybe comment on what you've heard and whether the development here and the process that Malaysia has outlined for 2015 is viable. Please. Well a lot of things can be done and should be done to move ASEAN forward. The weak part of ASEAN is the implementation. The ASEAN secretary office is a bit weak, I would say that, you know, with limited budget and limited staff. Also, if you're going to move forward ASEAN, not only for economic benefit, but also for social benefit, the very key thing is that we have to beef up ASEAN secretary office and we have to select a more forceful, you know, more efficient, what do we say, you know, with the one who have cloud to run the ASEAN secretary office.   Otherwise it won't be successful. Mr. President, would you like to make a final comment? I would like to add a little bit that it delayed 2015, the end of one stage and step to another stage. That does not mean ASEAN has been completed, but it's to end one stage and step to another why many works has to be continued to be done. And I'm optimistic that we can do it with the effort internally and within ASEAN as a whole. This is what I see is difficult, but can be avoided and we have to do it. It is necessary that we have to do it later. Thank you. Deputy Prime Minister. Yes, one of the issues people are talking about is about the ASEAN identity. What we have the common ASEAN identity, many issues can be raised here. People's to people exchange quality, the same quality of education, for example. And the proposal from Malaysia about one common time zone could be also the identity of ASEAN. So there are many other things. When we reach to the ASEAN community, but at the same time we have to find the common ASEAN identity. Thank you. Well, I would like to echo the viewpoint of Deputy Prime Minister from Thailand in terms of the need to strengthen the ASEAN Secretary. I think there's a lot more things that we could do if the Secretary can be announced further to enhance its effectiveness, if you like. Now, if you look at the various initiatives that we have aligned three months ago in Nepal, the trade ministers have reinforced their commitment to fulfill as much as possible those initiatives. Now, I know that in this room today there are many skeptics to say that we'll never get there. But my view is that, look, we are not likely to get 100% compliance with all these initiatives. But if we can get to even 90% as a start by December, we would have come a long way. So I think let's move forward with a lot of confidence. And coming from the private sector before, if we were to take the pragmatic approach to more, I think ASEAN will go a long way. Let's ask you one question. Please promise again. I would like to add a little bit more in relation to the time zone. The idea is not new. But the leaders of ASEAN, my generation, it's Leon Minmi with the Sultan of Brunei. At the time Cambodia was chairman of ASEAN by the year 2012. I still remember that there was also discussion about the common time zone in order to guarantee that once the stock exchange closed in Hong Kong, in Singapore, but the stock exchange in Singapore, in Vietnam, in Laos, and in Thailand will not be lost because of the different of the time zone. That's one of the issues we have been thinking. And I think ASEAN can find the common identities in relation to the time zone. But what I would like to stress, it cannot become the common identity is on point that ASEAN have been a dry hand wheel, left hand hand wheel. That's the point that we cannot find the common point, this law. But because in some countries, like the former French colonization, choose the left hand dry wheel, and the former colonization of the right hand dry wheel. So it's very fine to find the common identities on the traffic zone. Thank you. We have run out of time now. But what we've done here today with this panel, ladies and gentlemen, is just provide a platform for some policy thoughts and some interesting policy thoughts. There's not been much debate here because I wanted to get a sense of how the land lies as we go in to the Malaysian year. The next part of our conversation will take on a little bit a number of those issues and examine them much more closely in a debate format. But for the moment, I'd like you to join me in thanking our politicians here on the panel today. Honsen, Prime Minister of Cambodia. Pugiaton de Vakula, Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand at the Far End, Pham Ban Bin Min of Vietnam, and of course, Abdul Wahid Omar of Malaysia, who will stay with us for part two of our conversation, ladies and gentlemen. But thank you for the moment. I would ask you please to remain because the...