Hey everyone, come back to another counter side video. So today we are going to be discussing the ups and the bans for PvP ranked. So let's start this video. But before that, if you want an updated counter side videos, please hit the subscribe button down below. Okay, so we're here at ranked for the first day of rank. So it's actually going to be six days, two hours left. And let's check out this week's bans and ups. So for your banned units or heroes or what it counters. So you have here Gaiun. So Gaiun has been further banned for the second consecutive week. So she's not banned three. She was previously I think at banned one or two, I forgot. But she actually is banned. And definitely she can't be used for this week. Because again, her deployment cost would be up to six. So three for her own and ban three. So again, this is actually going to be useless if you bring her and she would definitely be a waste of deployment cost. Next would be Evelyn Keller, which is actually was very obvious because what I've seen in PVP was almost every matchup that I had had Evelyn Keller. So she's the top healer for last week. And now she's now at ban two, which is actually impractical if you bring her at five deployment cost. Next would be Xiaolin. Xiaolin again is actually at ban one. I'm actually on the fence with her. I'm not really a fan of five casting except for probably Titan because Titan is I think at six or five, I forgot. But more or less if your sniper is at five, it's actually very, it's not really practical in the way. That's not the right word, but it's it isn't going to be optimal. Yeah, that's the word for you to bring a five cost sniper. But if you really want to bring Xiaolin, she can actually be, I think it'll be viable in this week's PVP. So more or less, again, please feel free to bring her with five deployment cost. And also Nonahara, she foo you at ban one. She's again banned for this week from last week at four, of course. And what we have here is Hayami Sanai from Ups with two casting. Now she's at four. So again, pretty much highly used last week in PVP. Again, I think I would have to agree with with some. But I think the one that I don't agree here is going to be Nonahara, she foo you. The rest I think would be would would would be spot on. But again, for Nonahara, I think she should have been out of this list already. But again, most of our favorites are not here. Namely, Kyle Wong, Namely, Elizabeth Pendragon, and actually the other one would be Young Harim. So three of them are free of bans for this week. And they are going to be used, I'm sure, in PVP this week. I'll show you later my team in which I used actually all three of them in the current team that I have. I think so if I can remember, but we'll go to that later in terms of banned ships. So you have here a ban one on Glypnir. So attack HP skill haste minus 20. And for Lake Superior, which actually I'm carrying is also a attack HP skill haste minus 20. In my opinion, I think Lake Superior is still worth it to bring with with all of all of the skills that Lake Superior has. I think for me, in PVP, I will still bring Lake Superior rather than Glypnir. If you have other other what they call this other ships that you have that you can use. It's a good idea that now you use them. But again, if you have these two, and if you have if you have if you don't have any more backups in terms of ships, I'm afraid you'll have to stick with them or go with the lower levels of ships like our units for ships. So for the ups units, so we have a new batch of ups units. So we have Mia. So Mia is actually at three now from four. And actually, you have here Reaper, which has two. I think Reaper is at was at three and stronghold now at two, which previously is at three. Let's go through each of them in terms of their package or in terms of their skills and in terms of their kit. Let's check that out. And also the ships, I would go with if if I have if for example, this is my this is going to be my ship list. I can actually go with stellar or probably coffin temporarily. If I don't want to go with Lake Superior, if you guys have them, Kimizumi is actually the one one that hasn't has had a high utilization. And if you have Kimizumi, I'm sure you're going to continue using Kimizumi. Again, if you have some of them, some of the higher tier, the the SR tier ships like Abraham, I've seen high use as well. More or less, you have the option to use this aside from Lake Superior and Glipnir as well. The three units that have been up for this week you have there. Let's talk about stronghold first because stronghold is actually a very, very good defender can compete with the best. And now that the stronghold times two is at two deployment cost, I'm sure that you guys will have will have what they call this will have a big tanky two cost defense in your team. And more or less, they are actually annoying because the attack also all around so air and ground as well. If you can take a look at their stats. So again, basic skills passive skill is point shooting pistol basic attack moving forward forces the inflicted enemy to forces the inflicted enemy to attack him for three seconds. So again, the pass another passive skill will be worse at attain your ally body bunk herb decrease damage taken by 10% and damage resistance is increased as you level him up. Then Pat another passive skill is can't die like this acceptlessly inspiring his comrades increase increasing all units damage reduction by 5% for six seconds upon death, which is actually very good buff duration is increased as you level up the skill. Next would be let's look for Mia. So Mia Mia, where are you Mia? Mia Mia. Where's Mia Mia. Oh, here she is. Okay. I'm sorry, I couldn't find her because I don't have her yet. So Mia is a sniper. So she's now down to three, which is actually very viable. Let's take a look at her stats skills. So basic attack fires a sniper rifle at the foremost target. So passive skill would be celebrate successfully accomplishing a mission during the show. After every fifth basic attack her attacks increased by 25% for 10 seconds, which is actually good. Special skill is delivers three consecutive knockback attacks if enemies are present within seven meters, which is actually very good as well. And for her ultimate skill, which is raid party, you have fires a gun three times that that takes a long time to charge, but shoots increasingly powerful bullets inflicting knockback and AOE damage. So again, very good in terms of knockback for special and her ultimate skill, which I think she will she will show some use especially for those who have leveled her up. Next would be I think Reaper. So Reaper is going to be here. So for Reaper, Reaper is actually unique because more or less Reaper can drive by and go back. So let's talk about Reaper's basic skills. So fires missile at the deployment spot inflicting AOE. Next is passive skill, LBU 16 missile performs remote controlled bombardment attacks its deployment spot and leaves the field upon reaching the other end. So again, it's just a bombing run and comes back for another deployment. Successful discrep restores one deployment resource, which is actually good because again his deployment cost would further be down. So if you can see his Reaper is at three, now he's at two with the ups. And if successfully returned, he is going to reduce or give back to you one deployment cost, which eventually would only cost Reaper to play is only one deployment cost. Okay. And updates its OS and passive skill, sorry updates its OS improves its precision attack capability inflicts 20% or more damage on snipers, which is actually very good. We're looking for sniper killers because again, I'm sure Shaolin would be back and a lot of snipers are back actually in the meta and more or less again, let's go back to the passive skill. If you make Reaper your leader, more or less he would only be at one cost. So you can actually spam Reaper because of this. So so three. So for the ups, it's going to be two. Then for the leader, it's only going to be one. So again, Reaper is a good spam skill or spam unit and you can take advantage of Reaper if you have leveled up Reaper already. Okay. So those are the three ups. And let me show you guys my team in terms of PVP for ranked. So I actually played ranked already today. And if you can see my team here. So this is what I got. So I still have I'm I'm not using band units. And I'm still I still want to more or less play with this team. I've inserted here Kyle, Elizabeth and Yang Harim. So Yang Harim actually replaces Evelyn Keller. And Kyle Wong, I think replaces Lin Xi'en. And who's the other one? I forgot the other one, which, which Elizabeth Pendragon replaced, but more or less, this is actually my team. I've tested this out and actually I'm very happy with this team. I've leveled up Titan recently and and more or less for Sylvia, she's going to live be level, what they call this level 100 soon. For Elizabeth, I actually just decided to six star her today because again, she's being used in PVP. I had to hold up her what they call this her leveling up and her skills are not even at five yet for both one and four. So again, through the whole week, I'll try to level up her skills. And more or less, this is my PVP team. Okay, so here we are looking for an opponent. So again, Esther Rosa is actually good at five. But again, if she she's swarmed and if she's knocked back or if she's stunned, and she becomes actually vulnerable to a lot of a lot of heroes, let's deploy here at the back. So we have here Kyle on the other side. So I'm not sure if this is the same team that I had a problem earlier. I hope not. So let's have young her rim. Again, I'd like to spam smaller units with what he means smaller units is smaller deployment cost units. So that I would have a chance to more or less, you know, have a I like to spam units because again, especially if they're tough and if they are, they can be used as you know, they usually delay, you know, delay the opponents and that is what I like until I set things up. So let's wait for let's drop Elizabeth here to take care of her. So more or less, this is a slow and steady advance towards victory. So again, that is it. Okay guys, so that is it for my video. So thank you guys for staying up to this end. 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As the market kind of slows down, I don't think it's gonna be slow all year again. I don't think the bear market is here again, but I think that at least in the short term, maybe for a week, the action's gonna slow down and when the action slows down, you get in your head. The stock's really weird, they're not trading normally. Maybe I should change the strategy.  There's gonna be days where it's slow. There's gonna be days where you don't wanna talk to your girl, there's gonna be days where she doesn't stop talking to you, but as someone that's living in this world, you have to understand that trade your stocks, trade the size, trade the opportunity based on what you see in front of you, not based on what you feel. Don't get me wrong, I wanna make $450,000 every single week, every single day, but if I came in with that mindset today, I would've probably lost $100,000 because the opportunities were not there.


Uh, what's up, Yak. I told you that story about my dad, haven't I? When he was doing the voice work and Nolblanc was in this habenery. Oh, I thought it was something else. Look, I touched it. Hey, welcome back to MyCheapHit. Dude, hits, I'm goi.... I'm Rick. Yeah you told me but I don't know if you said it here. Oh my dad was doing voice work. He did that in the 1980s. He was a voice actor and Mel Blank is the voice of every Looney Tunes character. He was. Still is. His son took over. His son is doing the voices but the voices of all the Looney Tunes characters are Mel Blank. Well not anymore. I don't care 27 other guys starting to do it. It's Mel Blank. But my dad was doing voice work and Mel Blank was part of the production when he was sitting in the sound booth and they kept redoing a takeover and over again for my dad. My dad wasn't getting it exactly the way I guess they wanted to do it.  That's awesome. Today we're doing a pretentious movie review. You heard about these? No. Yeah. We've been asked to do these for a long time. Pretentious movie reviews. It's Kangana Gill who I know that name. Is Time Pass. Right. Right. Yeah. And then another stand-up guy who I think we've seen some of the stand-up. They review films that I think are supposed to be like either bad films or just really awful films. What they do it. It's supposed to be like a funny version of their review. It's like a sketch almost. Got it. Obviously the film is it's called Most Exercise Ever. Prim. A Gone Review. That's the film. Obviously I said I was like do we need to see the film? You'll never ever watch this film. Okay. That's the purpose of this video. It's supposed to be like a bad video but there's that show they've been doing it forever. But those are the reviews and points out the really big mistakes and everything. Yeah. No it's not like it's not supposed to be like a film that everybody's seen. It's like a notoriously just bad film. Okay. People have been asking us to do these for a long long time. All right. So here we go. We've got the Prudentials Movie Reviews. This week's movie is Priyam Mughal is the most sexual movie of all time. There's a fine line between A-grade movies and C-grade movies. It's called B-grade movies. For example, guess what this song is about? Tell us if this song means anything else to you. Anything at all. Everything has two meanings. The other meaning is all is sex. It's not like one meaning is Pakoda and the second meaning is Katoishi. So it's like one meaning is Pakoda and the second meaning is Katoishi. There's probably something we should address. But this kind of movie doesn't so much ease out the script. Why did you kiss me? I liked it. I did it. There's nothing like this that you can do.  Somya Duraj. With amazing enunciation. I don't think this is working out. What do you think? This is exactly what you're talking about. Ferdinand Crying. What do you think about marriage? Marriage? This is what we learned from Stephen Hawking. Ferdin Khan has a perfect voice for talking movies. Like, what are you talking about? So why don't you take half of it? No problem. Everyone's name comes with a use case. For example, Name, dream, work, dream. Good name, good name. Your name is Suraj. What's the use case? My name is Suraj. I'm called Sapna. It's said that the day and night of Suraj is seen. It's not the time of the evening. Like Suraj, I'll always be in my memory. Suraj will never be in Kiran's life. Suraj will never be in his life. Suraj will always be in his life. I like that one. Suraj will never be in his life. He talks only in military metaphors. It's amazing. Basically, the movie is a social commentary about our nationality. But before we get to that, we must give you some context. Just met that name. She looks very beautiful in that movie. Suraj. Say, Ishk. By the way, ladies, if you feel like your smile is lacking slightly, just say Ishk. Ishk. Very Ishk. Then she asks, Can you please describe to me your first sensual experience with a girl By the way, they just met this morning. They just met this morning. And then he says, I know, man. They just met this morning. The first thing that we do is to cut our country's lead. I like how they say, cut like it's a cut. And then this happens. She reached here. Once upon a time, there was a fight between our country. We didn't let her go. And then she kicked us in the butt. She even asked questions, answered questions and then she didn't hit us. But there is a way to make that dirty also. It's very painful. Where is it painful? Yeah!  It's time for some more. And the mood is right. It's raining outside. There is a fire place. And then she comes and she does this. Muraj, give me a scene. A scene. Beautiful. Then finally they begin the most natural part of the movie. And then you think they did it. But no. But then you can't wait.  I didn't fill the milk in your mango. Now it's not time for us to be alone.  I was also taking care of you, Suraj. I am happy that you are successful. Yeah, sure you were. Okay, wow, totally. Our country girls. You should go home. She is like, you want her? He is like, I want her. Like, I want her. She is like, you want her? I just want to exercise. She said, I love you. I love you, Suraj. I love you, girls. I will be listening. Please, please. Take this. They also find that it was a random homophobic statement. Like, where is this maybe slightly effeminate guy who helps her out in a situation. My name is Jay Meraj. And this is how she reacts. This scene was added just for that one joke. The student was like, sir, what kind of gay joke is this? That's how we heard this guy named Jay Meraj.  So he would be like, what kind of gay joke is this? No, it's not. It's a joke. It's a joke that we would like to see a gay boy. Did not. Did he really? That's a great concept. Great concept. I don't think I could do it. It would be so difficult to sit through such a bad film. But it's such a great concept. Well, I actually could if I knew going into it. This is going to be awful. And it's just going to be fodder for comedic wonders. That I could. The room? I was going to say, no. The room. The greatest worst film of all time. Wait a minute, wait a minute. That's what James Franco made his thing out of. The room is the film that that was made out of. Yes, I have seen both the original film and James Franco's film, which is called The Room. Yes, I have seen that. We talked about this. So good. He liked it. I did not like it. You're not supposed to like it. There we go. No, here's what I don't like. I don't like that the original film got an attraction to the point where it actually was made into a film about that film. That's not the original film's fault. Yeah, anyway. But yeah, great concept. That film looks awful. Yeah, but that's great concept. I would love to see more of these. Very good concept for watching terrible films and then making it funny. So we don't actually have to watch the film to get the joke. Yes. Did he actually win the Filmfare Award? That's a bad look, Filmfare. That is brutal. I gotta say, the takeaway for me is give me that beautiful pain. Give me that beautiful pain. Wow. Greatest line ever. Let us know what other pretentious reviews we should react to down below. I'll see you in the next one. Bye. I'll see you in the next one.


Thank you very much, Mr. Minister. I want to congratulate Thierry Montréal on the 10th anniversary of the World Policy Conference and say wholeheartedly what a privilege it is to be on a panel of this distinction. The political trends in the United States and the West have a direct impact on the Middle East. The upsurge of nationalist, populist, protectionist, anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim sentiments. And the weakening of the political center are the thread that connects Brexit, the Trump election, the rise of right-wing anti-EU parties and attitudes in the Netherlands and Sweden and Germany and Austria, Poland and Hungary. And the U.S. Trump's America first doctrine is, and I cannot emphasize this enough, a dramatic departure from the bipartisan consensus that Republicans and Democrats have had since the end of World War II. A consensus that helped build an international order based on international institutions like the IMF, the World Bank, NATO, OECD, the World Trade Organization, and a whole body of free trade agreements both bilateral and multilateral. What we are seeing is a marked departure with neo-isolationism, a suspicion of alliances and multilateral agreements. The withdrawal from the long-negotiated 11-country trans-specific partnership, which was to be our answer to countering Chinese influence in Asia done unilaterally after three years of negotiation, the threat to withdraw from NAFTA and the Iran nuclear agreement, the effective withdrawal from the Paris Climate Change Agreement are examples of this new attitude. There's a direct opposition to nation-building in the Middle East, whether it's Iraq or Afghanistan, and the President only reluctantly agreed to a modest increase in U.S. troop levels in Afghanistan. With respect to the Middle East, it seems to me there are very positive news in a number of areas, mostly interestingly in the countries with monarchies. Saudi Arabia's 2030 vision by King Salomon recognizes the need to diversify an oil-based economy, to empower women, and to encourage for the first time more private and foreign investment. The same is true in the United Arab Emirates, which are booming. Under King Hussein, Jordan is staying above water, which is saying something when you consider a country of 10 million has had to accept 700,000 refugees with few natural resources. Morocco is doing fairly well under a reformist King Hussein. An ISIS has been defeated on the battlefield in Iraq and Syria, although it remains a persistent problem for terrorism. These are very positive developments and shouldn't be neglected. At the same time, they tend to be overwhelmed by three negative trends. The first is the rise of non-state forces of disintegration, many, although not all, radical, threatening traditional unitary states. The Kurds in Iraq, for example, with their referendum of independence, clearly overplayed their hand and the central government in Iraq quashed their movement. But it was an example of this effort at disintegration, of taking unitary states and dividing them. The Syrian Civil War, while Assad is now likely to prevail, it is hard to imagine a unitary state emerging after this conflict, in any time in the near future. Hezbollah in Lebanon has created a mini-state within a state, and the Taliban in Afghanistan remains a very dangerous threat to the unity of that country. And this, by the way, is the longest-standing U.S. war in American history. Longer than the Civil War, longer than World War II, longer than World War I, longer than the Korean War, longer than the Vietnam War. Ten years now, inconclusive still. In Egypt, after defeating the Muslim Brotherhood, a traditional lynchpin and largest country in the region is facing radical insurgent forces in northern Sinai, with sporadic violence that has decimated its economy, which is heavily dependent upon tourism. President Sisi has cracked down not only on the Muslim Brotherhood and on other radicals as he should, but unfortunately on moderate secular forces, a peaceful opposition and the press. A second negative force is the rise of political Islam. And Iran is the progenitor of that, marrying Islam to a radical terrorist agenda. I was unfortunately there at the creation, as President Carter's Chief Domestic Advisor lived through the whole revolution and the hostage crisis. Their nuclear ambitions are tied to medium-range missile development, their support for Hezbollah in Lebanon with 100,000 increasingly sophisticated missiles facing Israel, their deep engagement of their revolutionary guard and al-Quds forces in Syria, and their plan to have a permanent military base in that country. Their support for Hamas and Gaza is another example. Turkey is unfortunately also an example of a rise of political Islam. Mr. Erdogan is moving sharply in an anti-Western direction, increasingly autocratic, cracking down on the press and the opposition, and remarkably for two allied countries over decades. We now have today, this moment, a dual visa ban. You cannot get a visa for either country going to the other. That's how things have deteriorated. Even Morocco, which is an island and source of stability, an Islamic party won election and is part of the government, although one of the close supervision of the king. The third negative force, at least from my standpoint, is the resurgence of Russian influence at the expense of the United States, in a region in which they were expelled by President Sadat in 1973 as he turned to America. This resurgence is seen in a number of ways. In Syria, Russia picked, it appears, the right horse and Assad and is riding him to some kind of victory. And they did so when he was literally on his knees. And in return, they're securing a permanent naval base in Syria. They've sold missiles to Turkey, an unbelievable development for a country that is a NATO ally. The notion of introducing Soviet or Russian missiles into a country which is a NATO partner is almost unimaginable, but it's happening. And even with respect to Saudi Arabia, Russia is warming relations with them with arms sales, although they have been our traditional Arab partner. Now US policy under Trump has two priorities in this region. The first is the defeat of ISIS with modest help to pro-US forces in Syria and support of anti-radical forces in Yemen and Niger and in Nigeria as well. The second priority of the Trump administration in this region is to limit in every way possible, short of war, Iranian power. The President's recent decision to decertify the Iran nuclear deal, the JCPOA, while it does not mean immediate withdrawal, certainly sets the stage for that. Because he has laid out the following conditions, that in order to stay in the JCPOA, there has to be a permanent ban on Iran's nuclear development, a long-term ban on their missile development, and other conditions which will be very difficult if not impossible to meet by January 12th. And that date is important because that's the date on which the six-month rolling waiver of secondary sanctions will expire. And if those conditions aren't met and it's hard to see how they will be, then he would have great difficulty in waving the sanctions. And if he reimposes the secondary sanctions, which were a key part of the JCPOA, then in effect we will have withdrawn. And not only that, we will have engaged in a major trade war, Mr. Minister, with the EU, because those secondary sanctions will be targeted to any company that does business with Iran. In effect, we're saying either choose the US market or choose the Iranian market. And that's a choice that will be very difficult. The EU is already developing its blocking legislation to protect EU companies. And this will be a conflagration on the trade front. And let's remember that the only reason that Iran came to the bargaining table to begin with was not our unilateral sanctions. It's only when we got the European Union to join us in banking sanctions in terms of depriving the EU of 16% of their oil sources. That's why they came. So here we would be dividing ourselves from our allies in dealing with Iran, but that is the prospect that is likely. The Trump policy places the Middle East peace process between Israel and the Palestinians at best on a second order of priority, despite having his son-in-law's involvement. One son-in-law who he recently criticized, by the way. It is very difficult to see for someone who believes as I do in the two-state solution any likelihood of that being prodded forward in this administration, because the administration and the President has aligned himself with very conservative elements in a generally liberal American Jewish community and with a very conservative, indeed Itamar can correct me, perhaps the most right-wing government we've had in Israeli history, which is highly pro-settler. So the conditions on either side, the Palestinians agree to some acceptance of Israel as a Jewish state and giving up at least in significant part their quote-unquote right of return. And the Israeli side, it's very difficult to see and I can assure you that the President does not want to break any political China to resolve that impasse. Likewise, there'll be very little effort to break the Qatar-Saudi priorities. So we are left with a mixed picture. There are positive elements in the region. Those, in my opinion, are overwhelmed by many of the negatives that I've mentioned. But the traditional role of the U.S. as a fulcrum, as a lever is potentially going to leave an empty vacuum in which negative forces will enter. Thank you.


Over the next five minutes, I want to tell you how the convergence of stem cell biology, material science, advanced manufacturing, and medicine will make organ repair and replacement commonplace. My lab studies heart disease, the leading cause of death worldwide. During a heart attack, the heart becomes starved for blood, ultimately leading to organ failure. The challenge is that the heart cannot regenerate following injury or disease. You are born with roughly 3 billion heart muscle cells, or cardiomyocytes, and this number remains relatively constant throughout life. Cardiomyocytes cannot divide to increase cell number, so once lost, they're gone forever. Transplantation is the only cure for end-stage heart failure, and is remarkably successful, with patients living 10 or more years. However, the number of donated hearts is critically limited, with less than 5,000 transplants performed per year worldwide. So the need is tremendous. There are millions of people that need a new lung, liver, kidney, or other organ. Human-induced pluripotent stem cells, or IPS cells for short, have emerged as a powerful technology that can turn an adult skin cell into a new heart muscle cell. This has all the advantages of embryonic stem cells, but without the ethical concerns. So we can now generate new human heart muscle cells at large scales. Researchers have injected these stem cells into damaged hearts. However, they have not achieved large-scale regeneration. This strongly suggests that injecting stem cells alone is not enough, and that we need to provide these cells with an instructive environment to guide regeneration. We need a scaffold. Researchers have taken adult hearts and dissolved away the cells, leaving behind a complex 3D scaffold of collagen and other protein fibers. They've seated heart muscle cells on these scaffolds and shown the ability to reform heart muscle. But is the adult heart really the appropriate environment to guide regeneration? Instead, my lab is looking to developmental biology for answers and inspiration. Human heart muscle only forms during embryonic development. By understanding driving principles of heart formation, we can engineer biomimetic scaffolds to guide heart repair. But even the embryonic heart is incredibly complex. This is where 3D printing provides a transformative capability. 3D printers build objects layer by layer, with most depositing molten plastic through a tiny heated extruder controlled by a robotic system in all three dimensions. It is a machine that can make almost anything. Surgeons now practice complex surgeries using 3D printed plastic models from CT and MRI imaging data, increasing success rates. 3D printers can now build medical devices such as custom plastic skull plates, custom matched to the patient's unique anatomy. But how do we extend this to 3D printing living tissue?  Most of us could start to reassemble the gears. But what if those gears were soft and flexible? How would you hold everything in position during that assembly process? This is the challenge of 3D printing soft materials and building them into complex structures such as blood vessels. In my lab, we have developed a new technology to 3D print soft tissues inside a temporary support gel. When the needle of the 3D printer moves through the support gel, it generates enough force to move easily, but anything extruded stays exactly in place. When finished, we simply melt away the support bath at body temperature. We call this fresh printing. By combining fresh printing with developmental biology, we can now engineer biomimetic scaffolds for heart repair. First by imaging the embryonic heart in 3D, second by building a 3D computer model from that data, and third by 3D printing a biomimetic scaffold that matches the composition and mechanics of native heart. In the lab, we can now build beating human heart tissue. To do this, we combine stem cell-derived heart muscle cells, support cells, and blood vessel cells together with a protein-based bioink that supports tissue formation. We are working to rapidly increase complexity towards building a 3D organ. Translating a 3D printed organ into the clinic is going to take decades, but it will happen. And while I have described the process for the heart, it's one we believe can be expanded to lung, liver, and other areas of critical need. This is why we are making our hardware and software freely available to accelerate innovation by our lab and others. Now, there are challenges to achieving this vision. High-risk, high-reward research requires large-scale funding and support, and both public and private investment that translate these technologies into new industries. But together, we have the opportunity to move 3D bioprinted organs from the realm of science fiction and into clinical reality. Thank you.


The following is a presentation of TFNN, the Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Hazel Chapman. Call now, toll-free at 1-877-927-6648. Hi guys, welcome back. We're looking for this trading day of August. Last trading day of August, or last day of the month, but it's also the last trading day of August, so we're going to be looking at those candles at the end of the day. So far, this monthly candle has got an inverted Chapman wave Roman candle. It needs to trade at least for two days. That doesn't have to be a full week, but I'd say two days about $32,460 anytime in September to say, aha, now I can go back to the high that was made in $34,281, but there are a lot of ifs there. So let's forget about the monthly chart at the moment. Let's look at the weekly chart. The weekly chart says at this particular point, down 32 points at $31,757, you are right on the Chapman wave inside track, the, I'm just trying to explain it if you're listening and you're not looking. There's a down channel. The down channel has a little inside track parallel mini channel, and then the upper channel has like a mini channel. This is if you're looking at a glass tube, and the glass tube basically is showing you the width of the glass, right? What has gotten to the upper side and then it broke out to the above and has come back down and it's now testing key supporters, the pink line of the Chapman wave inside track declining channel, little mini channel of the big channel. And that just says if it starts to trade into the under $31,500, that changes the weekly chart because at this particular point we have to wait for Friday, but right now into a week, it's flipped from positive the nine-period moving average being positive green to pink. And that just says it hasn't widened. That to me is the biggest thing. How wide is the distance between that aperture, between the slower moving average and the faster moving average? So just make it as simple as possible to close under $31,500 on the weekly chart. It says, wow, now there's a tremendous amount of work to do in September, and remember September can sometimes be very ugly, going into even October, which is historically being just a major turnaround month from lows. If there's a big smash to the downside, doesn't have to be. We didn't have that for the last couple of years. We haven't had that in October, just like back in October of 2000, 1987, or any of the other major October lows. So within that content, not only that, there's a little doji candle at the high in the weekly chart. So I don't want to be too sanguine here. We are for the shorter-term traders for my newsletter, the opening call. We've been short since the 22nd of August.  It's taken away from the long positions that we've got, but we are long from way down. That would be, let's see, that was, I think, July, the last diamonds that we bought was July the 15th. Yeah, it is. July the 15th, way down, yonder in New Orleans. There it is, the day after the low. We actually were long, but we stopped out, went right back in the day after we were long, the day of the low. So I don't want to get out of that position. At least at this point, I don't think we're going back down to that low. Look, the stochastic is at 7%. It's just trying an attempt to cross positive now. So this is exactly, look, there's a left-side, right-side price-time match, but what I chose was this particular candle, the candle of the 10th, to go from the left side with a horizontal move that was a low of the 26th of July, 31,705. We've gone a tad below that to 31,647, trying to rally. I'm just thinking that this is where there should be at least an interim near-term balance.  What do you do? Or do you say, I'm going to add to my short positions. I don't want to do anything yet. We just very little trading at this particular point. We do have a new position we put on yesterday. We've actually got the add-on position that we wanted much lower down because we were buying a little bit of a gap up. I said, I don't like that, but I'm going to ameliorate any negativity by having a new add-on position much lower down. If we get it, it has to work and it has to work really quickly because I don't want to be in two, even though it's just a total of one two positions and have a sharp pullback and everything is taken out. That would be one of our bigger losses. I don't like 10% at all. Three, four, sometimes it's a five, but it's rare that I actually put us in a position like that. And yes, because I have tight stops, it means we've missed some really big moves to the upside. We've also got some really big moves to the upside. We make more than make up, much, much more than make up. So this is really important. By today, that level of 3105 on the 26th of July, I don't want that taken out today or certainly not yesterday's low of 310647. I'm not going to take too much time on all the others because it's the same story of the S&P. You don't want to take out the low of yesterday, but that one has started to see the stochastic at 7%. At least attempt with on balance volume to try to turn up at that mag D is still very weak and the 9 went the day of the 1000 point drop. It went negative 9 period under the 14. I don't want to get when this is negative. You can see it right here in the 10-minute chart. Look, I typed in earlier on because I love this bar symmetry. The bar symmetry is just an incredible technique. It does take a little skill, but it also sometimes works perfectly with a left side number of bars equaling the right to get back to what it was. Let me just expand this to show you what I had here. 4,018 by 1020. Let's just see. That's what I typed in there and that was when we were somewhere around here and I drew in the chat wave inside wedge target resistance line and that said that by 1020 this high was 4,018.25 in the E-mini 10-minute chart and I said by 1020, but it went to 4,017.0. It was listed by $1.25 at 9.50 and then retested just passing it again at 10 o'clock and then it slumped. Now look what's happened to 10-minute chart. There's an asset. The bar is not completed, but you're going from green to pink if this continues for the 10-minute bar and that says oops, be careful because there could be another pullback and then you've got to be careful because this low at 9.40 a.m. Eastern time of 39.86.25 will get tested. If that's taken out, watch out because that low, the day's low so far of 39.81.00 that at least that's the last law I'm talking about. 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Dogey Candle at 9.10 this morning on the E-mini one-minute chart. You did a retest at about 9.23, and look the vertical line. This is the cast strong, the tacticals were. Look how weak they were and that retest so plummeted down to 39.85. And then where did it run to? It ran to a peak A, peak B, peak C, peak D, and then it turned down arrow and it's pulled back sharply. And what is it doing? It's retesting the left side low. That's what we were talking about. Just a moment ago. So the 10-minute chart, peak D at about midnight last night, retest with the technicals a little bit weaker and then it dropped sharply from the 40-18 level down to 39.79-ish. And then it runs peak A, peak B, peak C, peak D, pulls back sharply. That's the open of the market. It suddenly pulls back as a big spike to the upside. Retest at 4.80 level. Remember, it got to 40-17 and then it pulls back and now it's going underneath that left side low. This is a really important moment because how the market loves to go from a cup formation to an arch formation. Right here, I didn't draw it in because it happened while I wasn't doing any trading or anything. But look, the big rectangle made essentially that large lopsided cup formation, a gravy ball formation to that double top at about 1 o'clock a.m. Eastern time. And then it arched over. So look at this. It just constantly, I mean, that's why I always called it the wave form. I called initially the seven wave. This is the seven wave form. And then I learned you can go actually to eight. You can go to seven higher peaks. Never eight because it's like musical instrument. A, B, C, D, E, F, G. There's never an H. And look at this arch, cup, arch. And now it's trying to say, you know, I don't have to go all the way back down. I'm going to try my best to hold you so I can make another cup. And that's just, it's like, it's just like the ocean flowing in and out, looking at the tide. Tide right now on the daddy charts are all cell modes. The weekly charts got to a bisignal. That could get negated at some time because look at the QQQ training at 302.75. An inside bar so far from the law of yesterday of 384.01. But look, it never held above the chambering inside track repellent zone to turn into a propellent zone. And it's been, it's being repelled from this level over and over since it tried to get there on the week of the fifth of August. And then it held at the line. It went above the line, went above the inside track, upper line. And then it did that again three weeks ago. And then it closed under it last week. It closed under that and it closed under the 9 and 14 removing averages. And here we are. And it's just barely gone S. That's negative. So I'm looking at this and thinking there could be. And this is going to be absolutely imperative chart wise for me. Another cup formation. But this formation says it doesn't go much lower before it tries to have a rally to at least attempt to move above the channel, which would take you about 318. You're at 318. I don't know what's going to do it to this particular point, but you do have a couple of weeks and maybe buying at the beginning of the month. I was asked about Baba yesterday or at least it was mentioned. Baba was for call positions. First it was put positions then it was called. Yeah, this is the Alibaba group holding Chinese Amazon. It's trying to form this base. And it says at 98.59 up 4.71. It's a good attempt. I still think this is a rectangle formation. I don't think it's going to 106 just yet. I think it's going to have to do another test of the 92 level. So in a short term trade, yes. And the FX, I'll just do this other Chinese is that this is almost the same pattern as Baba Alibaba. This is trading at 3062 up $1.02 up 3.4% today. It's almost the same thing. I think it's going to stall under 31.50 and it's a 30.63. And then if it does that, it needs to hold 29.50. If it closes under 29.50 at any point in the next week, that is not good action. But it is more in the sideways trying to build some kind of support. Now let's go on to go to gold. See, gold is already a leg deep to the downside. The stochastics at 15% but starting to weaken. The on balance volume is very weak. The magnitude is not very weak, but it's weakish. The nine is way up below the 14. So this just tells me that gold is still in this trading range and have a look at the weekly chart with this huge move to a peak E with the test of the peak D that was made. The letters move around a little bit because it's a continuous contract and the price I give you is the current price. The patterns, the lettering, everything's the same. The chart formations, everything that I've drawn, it's just that it gets smoothed out because it's a continuous contract. So the high was 21.42.5. The week of the 7th of August 2020 became all the way down to the 1700s. Skyrocketed back to that single weekly chart candle that had a high of 21.07.9. It's called a 21.08 and a low of 1990. That's a big move in one week and then it closed down and that was it. And then it came back down to retest this whole series of low. The fact that it's making a little arch formation here says that there isn't real strength yet in gold. And if gold in any time in September, especially if it's in the first week and a half of September closes under 1696, you've got no support until you get to the low that was made back in March of 2020. You remember March of 2020, we're still long. The diamonds from March of 2020, we've kept the core position. Let's just go back to, yeah, it was a 210.99 of the diamonds on the 3rd of April. So we're looking at the gold low of 15.55. That'll change within 10 or 12 points because it gets smoothed out, but that was the price. And that means it, once you start to trade on a weekly basis, I'm not talking about intraday, but on a weekly basis, if you close below 16.80, this becomes really vulnerable. But this is exactly where you start to try to find some support in gold. Look at silver. Silver, this is the weekly chart of silver. It's making lower lows, lower lows and lower highs. What is that? The theme is then you're in a sell mode and you, it's just sell, right? At this particular point, this is a Trufty and I don't like it when the MACD rallies up with the price. And then the price turns around and makes it lower low. And the stochastic, you have to watch this closely because at 28%, it could even go a little bit lower here. And that'll drag the price down. So look at this. This is laying B to the downside of silver at 17.99. How about high grade copper? High grade copper? How about high grade copper? High grade copper is trading at is down sharply from that peak E top. 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Make this red, so parallel to the right side and it says by September, the week of the 16th of September, if this low, and I have to go to the original low from the, this is the flagpole pullback, the low of 83.20, now that could change because it gets smoothed out this September, so maybe all of a sudden next week, maybe it's already changed from the Friday, I'm not sure when it changes, but it gets smoothed out, but whatever the low is on the week of March the 18th in the crude oil, continuous contract, I've got it at 83.20, it should be within fractions of that, if by the 16th of September, it starts on a weekly basis to trade, I would say under 83, I'm going to make it 82, I've got to get a little leeway because it's been testing it so often, but under 82, or even touch 82, that would say to me, now I've got to change color, I've already changed color, right, make it pink, yep there it is, right there, that's going to say to me that crude oil has made a very serious high in the monthly chart at a peak E, and that the 81.45, 14 period exponential moving average in the monthly chart is going to be absolutely imperative to monitor because if it starts to close under that, it means that for, I don't know why at this particular point we should be looking at it in this way, but it would say that for some reason the oil production has been increased, whatever it is, it's immediately rating the exacerbation of the move up and now it's starting to look at weakness and going into the winter season that would be really unusual, but I'm not trying to mix up fundamentals with tech fields, I'm saying purely on a technical basis, the close certainly closed under 83 on any day is one thing, if it's a weekly close below 83, I have to consider that every single buyer from March the 18th of 2022 is in a losing position and that means that you can start to see a whole new range between maybe 86 to 90 in that range at the upper level for the whole of September and then you'd be looking at lower lows, but that just doesn't make sense for September, that should be where the crude oil starts to see some strength just based on the buying that could be from the winter starting, although in Europe they start winter and putting on heat is much later than us, I think, so okay that's crude oil, let's go to natural gas, natural gas trading down after that PE, but not down very much, holding quite nice at 8.96 and in that context I had a question I don't really want to get to it right now, so we'll get to that in a little while, but I will do, RTH was the big question, did you finish the count on the RTH, no you remember I stopped at the 200 feet moving average, haven't looked at it for a little while Van Neck Retail ETF, 20% is Amazon, we'll look at Amazon in a moment, so that is not an E obviously, now I can say there's not an E, that was a sell signal at peak D, then I went to a new buy mode, a buy signal to buy mode and there's a brand new peak A, peak B, remember uppercase on the way up, C, and you got your D, there's your D, so peak D in the daily chart of the RTH Van Neck Retail ETF, it's pulled back from the 180s, 183ish, 182, 183, 266 right now, leg B, this is still not bad in the weekly chart, monthly chart means a little bit of work, but the weekly chart is still holding pretty much okay, so 20% is Amazon, so let's look at Amazon right now, remember I said a couple of days ago I said if you're looking at Amazon you already want to buy it, I would wait, I would wait, but if you want to just get a feel for it, just kind of nibble on it right now, but nothing more than just like giving you just your toe in the water, and that was, I think it might even have been before the thousand points decline, so that was maybe in the 135 area, yeah we had 128, 7 points lower, a couple of percentages, but I still say wait for it, I haven't got a signal yet to say this is where you want to start your real starter position, the only one was just like your positive side feel, and it's saying that it's going with the market, it's down 32 cents, 182.41, the Dow's down 16, and Amazon is not part of the engine is, and Apple is, so it's not, but it's as important as anything else certainly, so I'm looking at this and saying I'm getting real close, because it doesn't have to fool the whole gap, but I'm getting real close to saying start your engines on Amazon, but I need a little more proof that that's not too early, and remember that would be a starter position meaning that you will still add to it either a higher or lower whatever it is, but it's where I feel comfortable saying that the percentage risk that you're taking on seems to me way better than anything up until this very moment, that's really what I'm looking at, haven't got there yet, still just a nibble seven points higher, all right, the monthly chart is not bad, it's got the H pattern, it looks like it's starting out, trying to make an arch, second arch for the lowercase, H goes to the lowercase M, the weekly chart is really what we will, that's the middle chart right here, and the nine is still over the 14 period moving average, the technical is already not too bad, that's Amazon, so RTH has 20% Amazon, I hope it still is, I wrote that a long time ago, XRT though does not have that, it is equal weighted, there's to be retail ETF, now why have I not updated that, I haven't updated it because I didn't get a chance to, so let's do that right now, so the XRT, and this to me is actually imperative for everything that we're looking at right now, I have to focus on the retail sector because there are some stocks in the retail sector that I've just been, clobbered is the only word that I can use, I mean is there an English from the English or is it American, clobbered, whatever it is, clobbered is the word, and there's some stocks that actually have held pretty well, so this is peak C, this is peak D, this peak E just above the 200 period exponential moving average, should we even have to care that there was a moving average there, no, not when you were weighed down, now you're getting closer and closer, and then what happens, it turns into a cell signal and a cell mode in the daily chart of the XRT, this is not as good, a monthly chart and certainly not a good weekly chart, trough F goes to peak A, then a peak B, and then it pulls back, and this is the real one, the equal weighted ETF, the XRT, and that's another reason why listening to what's going on in the retail area has kept me a little bit cautious and kept us holding the Dow, the DOG, the short position on the Dow, so as well as the long position, because the long position, one long position from 2020, another one from 2023, 2023, so this is what we're looking at, now the big picture what I am looking at is that together with Amazon, if you're looking at like stocks, I get asked about Macy's a lot, I don't see anything in Macy's, peak D at the 200 period, how important is the 200 period moving average especially at a peak D, well look at that, around about the 15th of August, bam, it hits it in the 21st, it's in the 17th right now, I'd say that's pretty important, no, I still say be cautious, be very selective, we're trying to be as selective as possible, I'll be back, Dow's down, question. 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So now we'll be looking at lower lows, lower highs, lower lows, and then slightly lower lows, slightly lower highs, slightly lower lows. And all of a sudden it gets to a point, and I do this because this is the quarry, the quarter of the semicircle.  What if I can take it from the top and do the same semicircle? So here it is. It's not even, it's not a bull in Japan. It's nothing. It's just the arch formation on the decline. And it tells you, look, here's the V-shaped pattern right here. And this is what I did. This is what we were doing in my all day webinar. And I mean, I'd love to do this again, but I don't know how many people are even interested in just an intraday trading session. You know, Larry does it all the time. He does a fantastic job. Tom's had one. This is, it's something very special. All you're doing is you say you're implying now that people already understand a little bit of your technique. You want to refine the technique, but you want to show them how you do it in practice. And look what's happened. I'm bound as one. Yeah, that exact it is low. Well, it's one bar off. One bar off. The Magdies recovered a little bit. The stochastic's gone from underneath 20% to over 20%. It's now at 66%. The nine is just about to cross over into the 14 to go positive. Don't ever think, I've done this a thousand times. Don't think that you can anticipate that this is going to be an L all the way through to the end of the bar of one minute. One minute has how many seconds left it has? Consider one minute, three seconds, two seconds, one second. Is it about a change? Yes, there it is. There it is. So now I can say, good, I've got the L. Before I've tried to trade it thinking I've got the low and it didn't cross positive. And what did I do? I saw the L disappear and it stayed pink. But now you've got a leg B to the upside. Isn't it a great technique? Look at that. I can't even explain it. I'm just using tools and I'm using them over and over the same way. So you see this arch formation. It's an exact, it isn't a parallel arch. It's using the same stats that are within the makeup of this particular identification of an arch formation. And it says, great. Now it's hit the 200 period moving edge. First time it's done that until it got reversed from tagging at once at 10.30 this morning. All right. So we'll follow this and look what happened with you from that peak E top. When I said that 10.20 should hit 4,000, 18 and 25. It went to 4,070.00 and turned around at peak E and it plummeted down. And now you've got your left side, right side, price tie match. It's about three minutes early from the 39.81 low. The low right here is 39.880. Oh, wait a minute. No, it can't be. It's 80. Then this must have been wrong. Oh, this was 79. 79.25. I wrote that incorrectly. 79.25. 79.25. Now, you know, they talk about hammering out a base. And that's not that kind of base. That is a base of support. And you can see in this top formation, how it's trying to hammer out the base, but it keeps making A minuses. In other words, these A's don't pass muster. They make lower lows so they keep failing. But this time we've got a peak A and a peak B. That means if this low of 39.080.00 and the E-mini doesn't get taken out, let me just do this because people ask me all the time, maybe I'll do that for the rest of the week. I'll put in something like a three times long. We'll do the S-O-X-S. Maybe that's the semiconductors or we could do the S-Q-Q-Q. No, no, no. I want the U-Q-Q-Q. Is this such a thing? Oh, it's T-Q-Q-Q. Of course, we traded it. Have fantastic gains.  Some of us just pop into the end and say, let's do this and I'll just pick it out and let's just see what happens here. Look, there's the low at 15.49 on the 30th that was yesterday. So it goes like this. It goes, I remember this one, took us out of our long position in the 25s. It took us out with a two-point gain on the final thing, but all the rest of the gains were incredible, big double-digit gains. Anyway, so that's the story there. So this goes A, B, and then it stalls, but under it, it has an A and a B. And then it goes, C, D, E, F. Very quick, C, D, E, F. Whatever that happens, be careful because you're about to have a reversal and it could be a sharp reversal. It doesn't tell you it's going to go to sell signal to sell mode. Just say, be careful. Well, lo and behold, it comes all the way down. Now, what does it stop at? It stops at the 200-period moving average. So maybe we'll do that. You'll have a little fun this at 28-time. Most people can train something that's at 28, and now it's going to peak A, peak B. And so, yeah, I think I'll do that. I'll make a note, maybe. Well, send me an email, dazzlechapman at tfnn.com, and we'll do something just intraday like this and show you how we can use all these different techniques. So now let's go back to our source. So Macy's looks terrible. Costco makes a peak E, almost a doji-type candle at the most recent. Now, a peak E in the monthly major candle, peak E in the weekly, and now a peak E in the shorter term, daily candle. And what does it do from the 560 areas at 522? Still looking very weak, but the 200-period moving average of 506. Well, that's a lot of points from here. That's going to be key, but on the very shorter term, you've got two things. One is you've got this left side low of the 26th of July of 508.76, and then you've got 506.57 on the 200-period moving average. So I'm not going to do it now, but we'll work out something to see whether or not Costco and Walmart, these are the heavies, Walmart trading at 132 made a roadway peak F-top on the around about the 15th, 16th of August in the 142 area, now trading at 132. Not a big deal, but holding the 50-period moving average, and it did make a peak D in the weekly chart. And that says, all right, now you can take a bit of a breather, and that's what it's doing. Not a cell signal or anything yet in the weekly chart, and a peak D monthly at 160.90 in that rectangle formation. Know the rule of thumb. A long rectangle formation that finally makes a D and then pulls back and takes that halfway of the rectangle support. It says, watch out, not only would you go to the low of the base of the rectangle, you'll probably take it out before bouncing back. That's exactly what it's done. Now there's now a 44 and the SP is up 12. Good. There's some things we need to discuss as soon as I return. There's your TQQQ trading in legs C to the upside. Are you grinding in the market, but seeing little to no return, or are you a successful trader simply looking to make your job a little easier? Learn to take the path of least resistance with David White's powerful trading newsletter. 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So we have a listener to TFNN who's mentioned NVIDIA for months, saying, watch what happens when it tanks. Well, it's a ready tank. Yes, it's been split. But at this particular point, the high that was made, just under 350, that was at 346.47 back in November of 2021, there's a sell mode in the monthly chart. So the question came up, what about those island reversals from the top? Can you discuss them? Maybe tomorrow I'll discuss them more, but it's just a technique. So I have NVIDIA potentially hitting. That's why I'm a little nervous with the semiconductor still very weak. I can't get any real big strong buy signals in the market. The low that was made on the 13th of July of 144.65, that should be hit at this rate by the 5th of September. That would be my left side, right side price time at NVIDIA. So that's the same thing with advanced micro devices. They're not in the sweet spot anymore. They are tanking in November of 2021. 164 for advanced micro devices, drops down to the 70s, bounces up to 84 right now. These things are not acting well at all. So we'll talk about that. But most importantly, what I'm going to say is that today is the day that there's been an incredible amount of selling just later in the day. I would even put it between 10 minutes to three and 10 past three. If the Dow, which is now down 14, and of course the Dow has a lot of stocks that fund managers do put in their portfolios as core positions, I'm just going to suggest that the Dow is able to get to a plus 75 by 10 minutes to three, 10 past three, and the VIX index, which is trading at 25.58, can actually drop under 25. That'll be a good close, but not if it's over 26.30 in the VIX.


Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Raheem I start in the name of Allah the All-Merciful, the Ever-Merciful and the Everlasting Curse on the Satan and his followers Allah's blessings on peace be upon Muhammad the Prophet and upon his pure family Our respected viewers I start this episode with one of the saints of the Master of Martyrs Imam al-Hussein alaihi salam when he says A person would not forget two types of faces in his entire life the one who helped him in the time of need and the one who left him alone in difficult times Our respected viewers, peace be upon you and welcome to Who Is Imam al-Hussein a series of episodes in which we talk about the different stages of Imam al-Hussein's life starting from his miraculous birthday talking and mentioning some of the events and stories happened to him during his holy life and mentioning some of the prophetic quotes said in his right by his grandfather, the Messenger of God and then ending up with his unmatchable and parallel martyrdom My name is Hassan Hadi and I'm honored to be hosting this program Our dear viewers, in the previous episode we spoke about Imam Hassan's martyrdom and the obstacles were put in set in order to abolish his will of visiting and being buried next to his grandfather the Prophet of Islam However in today's episode we will talk about what happened after the martyrdom of Imam Hassan alaihi salam and the events that took place right after the martyrdom of the Imam Our respected viewers, as soon as Imam Hassan was martyred Imam al-Hussein alaihi salam began receiving letters of support and allegiance from the Shi'a stronghold of Kufa, Iraq He ordered them to be patient and wait observing the situation while Mu'awiya, Allah's curses be upon him, remained alive Don't move from your positions, the Imam wrote while Mu'awiya is still alive If he dies, while I remain alive I will let you know what to do At this time however Mu'awiya stepped up his harassment and persecution of Shi'a in Kufa and elsewhere including the murder of Hijab bin Adi, may Allah be pleased with him and his companions in Damascus This reprehensible act served to erode some support for Mu'awiya as well as increased support for Imam al-Hussein alaihi salam Eventually, when the two finally met Mu'awiya said to him, namely Imam al-Hussein alaihi salam O Abu Abdullah When we kill the Shi'a of your father we wash, shroud, bury and pray over them However, the Imam replied On the contrary, with great severity by the Lord of the Ka'ba If we kill your followers we will neither wash nor inshroud nor bury nor pray over them This is because there are no burial rites for the enemy of the Shi'a as they are not even Muslim life let alone death Our dear viewers, throughout this time Mu'awiya bin Abi Sufyan continued his campaign of persecution and murder against the loyalist of the householder Prophet Muhammad, Allah's blessings and peace be upon him To ensure that power never returned to them he appointed Yazid his son as his successor during his lifetime Having heard rumors of dissent the impudent Mu'awiya wrote to our master Imam al-Hussein alaihi salam News of your activities have reached me If true, then I will never expect such things from you and would it be more appropriate if it were false? Adhere to your commitments for Allah the Almighty and do not force me to confront with you If you refuse to accept me and my rule then I will strive for your condemnation Fear Allah the Almighty and do not let the nation of your grandfather be divided and be drowned into sedition Our respective viewers What man there asked the Imam to fear Allah The Imam who himself was appointed by Allah the Almighty apart from whom all other objects of allegiance are false Only a mind consumed with such delusional vanity as Mu'awiya bin Abi Sufyan could write such a despicable massive Mu'awiya who broke every commitment who rebelled openly against two Imams who murdered with impunity including the killing of our beloved master Imam Al-Hussein alayhi salam This same Mu'awiya urges our master Al-Hussein bin Ali to fear Allah truly using such words before Allah's Imam is begging for divine retribution and chastisement All master of martyrs peace be upon you when you were born and when you were martyred and when you will be resurrected Our respective viewers we have come to the end of today's episode Let's pray that Allah the Almighty hasten the reappearance of the master of our time to interpret the message of the grandfather Imam Al-Hussein when he says I only desire to spread good values and to prevent evil Our dear viewers this is what we have for you in today's episode until we meet again Thank you very much indeed peace be upon you


What's good y'all should bull rocks back here again with another video. So we're gonna check out MMA when talking trash goes wrong Episode one. We're gonna check this out. I think this is gonna be good. You guys were rocking with my little press conference Reactions or we're gonna check this out, man.  So yeah, we're gonna check this out. Appreciate all of the sport and let's get right into it In my mind, I'm a future world champion and this is one of many main events for me I got a couple people in mind I'm gonna I'm gonna wait until after August 25th and then I'm gonna get on the mic and I'm gonna talk some shit and Call some people out. Thank you man.    Oh Unfortunately still doesn't even know what's going on. He just tried to take just not anything against James make you is still out of it My next I'm gonna walk in here Friday night and hit out a clinic, but I'm just too good. I'm just too good He's not my level. I'm not step above. I'm not Nick's killer.  I'm here Saturday night or Friday night when I walk back in there I'm gonna let it all go every shot. His head's gonna move.   I can't see she tried to go for the handshake twice You gotta go for the handshakes man. Show some respect. What do I do from here?  It's pretty easy to train. I brought in some high-level wrestlers high-level jiu-jitsu girls And I own the ground I beat him on the feet. I beat him on the ground. I just got to be relaxed I could be patient. I gotta let him expose himself. I Got this fight if I just gotta be straight be smart I'm on I'm gonna own them from start to finish It's all he knows. Oh And where he's at in his explosiveness.  I'm an outclass and I'm putting them away. Whitaker wasn't able to do it They had a close fight. No one has been able to really hurt this guy. I'm gonna break him He overexposes himself and I'm a counter-state show of respect though if you believe in something if you know something is gonna happen if you Achieve things. Oh, no, that's how you overcome things. That's how you put yourself out there. You believe it. Oh No, oh My god, oh Man, yo Yo, we gotta check out part two man If y'all if y'all want me to check out part two episode two I definitely will write up the likes on this video if you want me to continue this series because I'm interested in this I want to see how these play out I'm pretty sure there's gonna be some kind of McGregor clips at some point So definitely you want me to check out more of these of this series hit that like button Smash the like button. Let me know. Hey, check out episode two. Check out episode two I definitely will for you guys, but I appreciate all of us for road to 60k appreciate y'all kicking in with me. I see y'all on the next one. Peace