الحمد لله الحمد لله رب العالمين والصلاة والسلام على سيد المرسليم وعلى آلهي وصحبه يجمعين الله مين يعود بكم من الحمد والهزن وعود بكم من أجزيك الكفر كسر وعود بكم من الجبن والبخور وعود بكم من غلبة الديني وأحر الجان وصلى الله عليه وسلم وحمد وعلى آله وصحبه يجمعين برحمك يا رحم الراحمين الله يجمعنا مع هذه المجموعة المملكة ومجموعة أفضل من الله is the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم وأنه يجمعنا مع هذه المجموعة ومجموعة صلى الله عليه وسلم's life is a miraculous life he is a miracle and there are numerous books written on the miracles of the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم and one of the unique thing about him was his speech how he spoke and if you read a book usually in a book of 100 pages or 200 or 500 pages they are trying to get a point across and they have to write all those pages the scenarios in order to get a point across the unique thing about the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم he would give you a point and he would get an entire book across with just one point وكلام is one of his miracles of the Messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم where he said so little words and yet there was so much meaning in it like what we want to say is sometimes I put the ocean in a drop we know that the drops are part of the ocean but sometimes it's reversed he puts the entire ocean in a drop and one line of poetry which is again these are the people who took the power of the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم there's a beautiful hadith that Imam Muslim starts the chapter of purity the chapter of Tahrar with this hadith it's narrated by Imam Muslim also Imam Nabi who did a compilation of Riyadh-ul-Salliqeen he puts that in that book from amongst the thousands and thousands of hadith that he has selected in this book of about 22,000 hadith and then he did another book which he took about 40 hadith and put in a smaller book which is basically he thought those were the essential but if you get those 40 plus hadith then you are set and he chose this hadith to be part of that compilation as well it's hadith number 23 in 40 the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم said هو الإيمان و الحمد لله تملاق المزان و سبحان الله و الحمد لله تملاقاً أو تملاقه ما بين السمان والأرض والصلات النول والصدقة البرهان والصبر دياء والقرآن القجة لك العليك كل من الناس يخدوا فبعوا نفسهم فمقتقها أو مبقها This is one Hadith. This is one saying of our Messenger. And today we are going to talk about this. What did he say? What did he give us in this one Hadith? He said that purity is half of your faith. Cleanliness is half of your faith. The emphasis that he had for purity and cleanliness because this religion is pure in the Hadith and paradise is also pure. We know that paradise is clean. There is no filth in paradise. People don't even go to the bathroom in paradise. It's pure. And he said nobody would inter-paradise except that they are pure. And then you have to be pure physically first. In this part of it, the majority of our scholars they say this is for the purity, for the tahada that we do for the prayer. That we purify ourselves physically to stand in front of Allah. This is an act of worship. What we'll do is not a prerequisite to the prayer alone. People think oh I just have to make what we'll do because it's a prerequisite for my salah. No, what we'll do is an act of worship for the believers. And you get a reward for your wudu whether you pray or not. Even if we do wudu before we go to sleep and that's not the wudu of Qisha. That's the supper we'll do after Qisha. You make a wudu for going to sleep. And that's how the Awliyat they all slept when going to the bed in a complete set of tahara and purity.  Allah loves those who make tawbah and those who purify themselves which is the same thing. Tawbah is a purification from spiritual sins.  And when you make tawbah you turn toward Allah and when the two connect that connection happens what happens? You get purified. Allah forgives all your sins from whatever you have done. That's why we say In Allah you have the tawabin and you have the mutattahireen It means Allah loves those who are pure spiritually and physically. Allah loves the pure. And then He says after the beginning of this of this حديث و الحمد لله و الحمد لله And saying الحمد لله praise be to Allah It fills up the scale. What is the scale that He's talking about? This is the scale that on the Yomul Kiama Allah puts our rewards and our good deeds and our bad deeds on one side the bad deeds and on the other side the good deeds you can see which one outweighs it. And He says الحمد لله fills up the scale. Subhan Allah When He says They will take form When He says الحمد لله It actually takes its form and you can weigh it on the Yomul Kiama The Mizan The God The Lord of the World He said I want to see the Mizan What is this Mizan That the sins of the human being is on one side and all the rewards of them on the other side What kind of scale is this? And Allah says Go on the desert I'll show you the Mizan I'll show you the scale So He went into the desert And Allah said Look I'm going to unveil one side of this scale And when He looked the one side of this scale came out the entire horizon from the east to the west When the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم was narrating this to his Sahama some of them started to weep And they said O Messenger of Allah How could we fill this scale with our little actions And the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم If you give half a date in charity With sincerity Allah will make it roll over Roll over Mosafiyah 18 There is a roll over minute I think they took it from this Hadith But it rolls over Doubles and doubles and doubles and doubles and doubles He said On the Day of Resurrection It will be the size of a mountain Half a date in charity With sincerity It will be He said الحمد لله Saying الحمد لله With sincerity It fills up the scale Because Praise Allah This is why we were created The only one who is worthy of praise Is Allah This is why He is doing all of this To show us And look at outside Look at yourself Look at the moon Look at the sun Look at the stars Look at the seasons Look what I'm doing And when you see You guys say الحمد لله Because these are great words إمام بخاري رحمة الله عليف And his book Now we have to know When you're writing a Like صحيح البخاري What Hadith do you start with And what Hadith do you end with It's from the mind Of the author He ended his book By this Hadith كليم تاني خفيف تاني على الإسانة ثقيل تاني في الميزاني حبيب تاني على الرحماني سبحقنا الله يبحمده سبحقنا الله العظيم There are two words They are very light on the tongue It's easy to say But they are heavy on the scale The scale that we talked about It's going to be heavy on that scale And they are beloved to الرحمان They are beloved to Allah What are these two words Saying سبحقنا الله يبحمده سبحقنا الله العظيم Just praising and glorifying Allah That's what we were created for To praise Allah To glorify Him He is the only one who is worthy Of praising glorification جل شحنه And then he said سبحقنا الله و الحمد لله That they are saying سبحقنا الله و الحمد لله There are two If you say that What does it do It fills up What's between the heaven And the earth The Hadith of the Prophet He said Everything that you see With the human eyes Everything that you see In comparison to the first heaven It's like a wing Thrown in a vast desert All of this The sun and the moon And the stars And the earth And the planets In comparison to the first sky It's like a wing Thrown in a vast desert It's like a wing Thrown in a vast desert It's like a wing Thrown in a vast desert And all Compared to the second heaven It's like a wing Thrown in a vast desert And on and on and on And then he said From the first heaven To the seventh heaven All of it In comparison to the Arshallah It's like a wing Thrown in a vast desert سبحقنا الله و الحمد لله It fills up What's between the heavens And the earth In significant words Is that When we say سبحقنا الله There's a cosmic shift that happens In the creation of God When somebody says سبحقنا الله الحمد لله A tree is planted for you In paradise in your backyard In paradise by angels Every time you say سبحقنا الله Every time you say الحمد لله For words To remember Allah And a jalees When they are coming I am sitting When the one who remembers me I am sitting with the one Who remembers me Allah is sitting with the one Who remembers him سبحقنا الله How could you go wrong When you remember Allah Because he is with you And you can't go wrong When Allah is with you And then he said أصلاه to God Prayer is light What is light? Light is purity It's sterilized Prayer is light Again we are going to the same thing It's purity You purify yourself Physically By making وضو And all of the soul They said That everything rusts According to the hadith Of the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم كل شيء يصطى Everything rusts And the heart Of the human being Rusts And he said What removes the rust From the heart Is the Qur'an of Allah يَهْحَيكُ يَهْحَيكُ He said Remove the rust From the heart Of the human being So you polish it With the zikr of Allah And then the light of the prayer Comes in Illuminates it The light of the prayer And this is the light On the يوم القيامة How would we be recognized The believer From the light of وضو In our hands In our faces And in our feet And the light of the prayer In all of our bodies And the light of the Qur'an The ground That's on the head Of the حفاة These are the things That we're going to be Recognized by Illuminating People who are standing On the prayer You know one of the We look at the night star If you go camping And we go in the desert You can see the nights Are so amazing And beautiful You know what the angels Look at One of the He said These are the angels They look down And they look at the earth Because it's like The night star When people Are standing In the night prayer They're illuminating Like stars And that's the light That's going to come In the grave That's the light That's going to come On the over of the piano And make us illuminate The light of the prayer The light of the prayer Salah is not a simple thing The reason why He used this word New for Salah Is because prayer Was prescribed In the presence of God On the night Of Islam Everything else Was prescribed On the earth Came down Revolution came down But for prayer The promise of Allah Was taken On the night of Islam We arrived In the divine presence They said five times A day prayer Is mandatory And it's light It's new It will illuminate your heart It will illuminate Every single cell of our body If we pray If we pray But not the prayer That we go all around the world And not on the prayer But anywhere But except with Allah And then he said Was staудаeqatuburhan And sharing it Sta'daqa is a proof Subhan Allah What a beautiful Look at the warning on this Hadith Sa'daqatuburhan Sta'daqa From set truthfulness Sta'daqa shows you Truthfulness of religion You know why Because It's hard to give up When to give up When Money It's attached to people But when we give up When you give up The number one thing Was is CUTAWAKATWP You have trust in Allah ومن مرزاقناهم ينجقون وهم ينجقون من ما الله يعطيهم. Where do we get the one from? We get it from Allah. So when we spend it back, we have completely trust that this is from Allah. Allah gave me, I'll spend it back on the way of Allah and Allah will replace it for me because charity does not diminish well according to the Hadith of the Prophet. And that's the tawakko of people who give salafah. And it's approved because all of those people that you help in your lifetime they will all come on the court of law when God is the judge.  And they will all come and say He gave me ten dollars when I was in need. He gave me a dollar when I was in need. He clothed me. He fed me when I was in need. Ya Allah, I am the proof number 100. I'm proof number 76. All your proofs will stand in the court of law on the Yom El-Qiyamah. All these four people that you have had when you give salafah there will be a proof for you on the Yom El-Qiyamah. And there will be a proof for you in the dunya for your team, for your Imam. And then he said And patience is illumination. Our patience is an interesting thing. There are 99 names of Allah. If you read the 99 names you have to read 98 names in order to get to As-Saboon. The last one Allah has put in Saboon. You have to be patient to get there. But if you are patient Saboon is like the sun. The sun. It's burning.  You illuminate. It's burning. It's hot. It's hot. Yes, being patient is hot.  Because in Allahumma As-Sabireen Allah is with the patient one. Allah is with the patient one. How could they go astray? It's a Quranic promise. In Allahumma As-Sabireen Allah is with the patient one. And patience is at the first satma when it happens. When things happen. You know you can't say I'm patient. You know my father died 2 years ago. Alhamdulillah I'm patient now. Or did you lose it? Stop fighting with God. You know I lost my business a few years ago. I'm okay now Alhamdulillah. I'm patient. Were you patient when you lost your business? When you were struggling? At the first when it happens? That's patient. And then he said Well Quran I'm put you to a pleasure.  And the Quran is an argument either for you or against you. Either for you or against you. You can't read the Quranic act against you. You can't read Surat Al-Qujarad and then go home and backbite. You can't read Surat Al-Qujarad and then go home and be suspicious of other people. Because he says Do not be suspicious. Do not backbite. Do not talk about other people. These are Then the Quran is going to stand. The Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam The Quran will come. Let by Surat Al-Baqara Then Ali Imran All the people of Quran will come like an army And they will stand there and they will testify against us or for us. And it will say You know what? He read the Quran and he behaved like the Quran. What was the characteristic of the Prophet? When they asked say the Aisha They went to say the Aisha and the Sahaba said What was the fault of the characteristic of the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam You know You know his outside You know his inside She said that he was the Quran Walking That's the characteristic of our Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam And he was the Quran Walking That Quran is going to be A Hujj Either against us or for us And then he entered He says كل الناس يقدر فباع نفسه فمقتقها أو مقبقها Everyone Every human being goes out in the morning and they are a vendor of their own soul You know you go to these shows like the playground the fairground and they have all these vendors right? And everybody is trying to sell things He says every human being is a vendor And every morning they go out and they are selling They make This is a chapter called chapter of buying a selling They make a transaction They sell their souls That's what they do And every human being every morning Either they free it or they destroy it And every day that's the story of our lives Either we destroy ourselves or we free ourselves Those who go with this criteria that the Prophet gave us the purity the prayer the صدق This is how the Sahaba live They did most of these stuff before Fajr like Saint Abu Bakr He went to the graveyard He gave charity He visited a sick person He didn't know all of that Then he came to Fajr And we don't do that in a month People don't do that in a year They don't visit a sick person in a year They know about it But who cares He's sick and I'm not sick He's not close to me These are He has given us Allah in the Prophet He's given us step by step how to enter paradise And if we don't take it we take the manual throw it You know I'm not going to read this Then they start You know It's our fault We destroy ourselves Everyone will go out in the morning Either free themselves Or destroy themselves That's what they do Not at night Because at night You go to sleep And sleep You know It's the little brother of death Right According to the hadith It's like a form of death Because you go unconscious And some people don't wake up from the sleep But when you get up in the morning You have another chance To start your day You have another chance That's why Imam Ghazali says That the three boxes in the hadith There are three boxes That are brought in front Of every human being On the Yom Kiamah And when they open the first box They see It's such a beautiful scent That they say If this scent Goes to the people of paradise Goes to the people of fire They'll forget about The punishment of fire That's how beautiful this scent is Present And the person says What is this? This is your good action What you did The good things you did Good action In the time you're obedient To Allah They open the second box It's such a foul smell That the Prophet said Salallahu alayhi wa sallam If this smell goes to paradise People of paradise Will forget about The enjoyment And blessings of paradise That's how foul it died See what is this This is the box Of your bad action When you are in a city Disobedient to Allah And they open the third box It's empty And the man says What is this box?  Monday 8am Monday 10am Here's your box For every hour of your life The things that you did Is going to be those three boxes Either either good Bad Or just empty That's what it is So we are the merchants We sell And the reward is in that box The result of what we do in the morning Is going to be in one of those three boxes I'll put it down Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Peace be upon you And peace be upon you And peace be upon you And peace be upon you The greatest gift Is the Prophet SAW This is 100 All of this Who we talked about in the past 20 minutes 25 minutes Is 100 Maybe a line would change you How much Has he given us And how much has he taken From what he has given us On the day of القيامة We cannot go to him And say You didn't tell us about that You didn't tell us about this All of the things That you will see on that day When the reality All the actions of us When it takes the form Because right now We say something You know sin Sin has a bad smell Some of them They can even smell sin When somebody comes sin When they can smell The angels They run away from sinners Because they smell so bad But when somebody might laugh You know how could sin smell But that is the reality On the fourth dimension When you cross over to the other side Then you would smell it So I said What did I do with my life But we cannot stand in front of Allah And just mess it And say Well there was nothing in the Quran about this Oh you didn't Everything was there You didn't read it You didn't listen You didn't do it Everything was there 100 God If we do practice 100 23 44 This is the book That's been translated almost in every language It's in every household If it's not There's some things Should be in every house A house should not be without a Shiva You can't tell me A house should not be without a Shiva There's some things Even if you don't read it فهي أتسفق ونجلد بأي شخص يوجد منزل أو شيء فقط يوجد المستحيل الوز these are firsts that should be in every house To memorize it, to practice it The Prophet said, if you practice, read memorize practice 40 Hadith, you'll be with me in Chang'an How easy, easier than that but once you cross over There is no coming back كل من يريدون أن يتعودون إلى المنزل. كل من يريدون. المنزل when they cross over the graves, the people of the graves, they will shout out to the angels. The angels will say, what do you want? Can we go back? That's all they want. Can we go back? No. If Paul says اسخب كهتاية دي بولا اسخب مي مي النيسي بي. Yeah Allah give me guidance while I'm on the earth. Before I'm in the earth. Because in the earth, too late. There's no action. On the earth is action and no himself. Allah is just leaving the account. Ask for forgiveness. It's the thought. Praise Allah. All year driving half an hour to work. How many times in subhan Allah. Just think about it. All of us. When we pray, we should pray longer prayer.  We should pray longer prayer. Maybe five seconds each for each movie. Three seconds for each movie. How much of a difference has it made to us? But how much of a difference would it make to that light that Allah is going to give us? How amazing that light is going to be integrated when we pray along with it by three seconds out on our cruise on our search desk and our standing and our reading. Just along those. It's not that. We'll do. Just spend like 20 seconds extra on them.  As the waters are falling from your face when you wash it all the sins of the face are falling. As the water is falling from your feet sins of the feet fall. And he said if somebody lives by a river and he washes himself five times a day in that pure water of river will he be dirty? So he said O Messenger of Allah How could he be dirty? He said that's how it is with Moodoo. You make Moodoo five times a day Allah removes all the sins in your pure water. It's a beautiful religion. It's a pure religion. It's a clean religion. Well we should be examples but unfortunately you go from Mecca to Medina there's not a bathroom you can go. Single bathroom. You can go and you can take somebody who became Muslim to make Moodoo because of the dirtiness. And this is this is the state of the Muslims. Well we shouldn't I'm not pointing any fingers but the Mecca and Medina represent us because it's only Muslims there. We can't blame it on the qufaw. It's all Muslims whether they're from Indonesia Malaysia Afghanistan Pakistan India America It's Muslims It's us And we can't change Mecca and Medina road the bathrooms until we change ourselves. And it starts at home. It starts here. The purity starts here. The purity of the body the purity of polishing the heart because that's the most important thing and then the illumination that light comes up with the prayer And those are the steps step by step here then Insha'Allah May Allah make it for amongst those people who are pure physically and spiritually and we enter paradise instead of purity we'll be with the Prophet peace be upon him peace be upon him can all of his sal probability and, insha'Allah,زسب بعض and assume nothing squeek without paying any attention and you'll never feel so sorry for those who don't understand And I appreciate the works of the Prophet And I appreciate the attacks in our life and those for whom we can't change That it's all Muslims And I appreciate the process on the side and that there is so much to there and maybe went out and it's a beautiful march And the past Soincast Or English وقال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم أبقى الرحمة بيوماتي أبو باكرا واشادهم في يام بلاحي عمر وصلهم حيان وثمان واقلهم حلين وفاتم سيئة كلسا أهل الجنة وحسن ومساين سيدا شباب أهل الجنة وحمده أصد الله بأصد الرسولي خير القرون خارية أم بلدلية لنهم أم بلدلية لنهم إن الله يعمر بإطلاق الحسان بيتي


Hey guys, it's Nate, AKA The Foot Accountant. Welcome back to the channel. Another footies Friday has passed us, but EA definitely made it interesting yesterday by canceling some of their own content that we were expecting to see. I wanna talk about why we won't see a Holland or a Vardy Footies SBC after that was canceled per EA's Twitter. I'll talk about why I think that happened and why I think it's not actually gonna be released at all. Also talk about the dynamic duo that finally came yesterday and objectives with Moinier and Vincel and also the El Shirawi SBC, which was in a tremendous W of an SBC release yesterday alongside of that 90 plus times five, which was released as expected, which was kind of fun, right? We packed some fun cards from it. We actually did pack a Neymar and got so many messy trolls, man. So many little Tarot Martinez when we thought that it was messy. So also preview packs, again, going crazy, making this market go nuts in terms of not a lot of supply right away and then on that third hour, and I'll talk about this a little bit later today, how this 88 plus star rare mega pack at the third hour after content crashed the market further. So it was a ton of crazy market movements. Gold rears at one point were like 4,000 to 5,000 coins because of that 90 plus times five pack. It was kind of an eventful day, even though it wasn't the most hyped day of FIFA, it was definitely an eventful day. But for you guys that are wondering where in the world was our Holland, where in the world was our Vardy SBC, this is what happened. So literally four minutes before the content drop yesterday, EA FIFA Direct tweets this out. The release of Foody's Traits Upgrade Winner SBC has been canceled due to an unexpected issue.  And again, this doesn't say postponed. This doesn't say we will see it in a later date. It'll be released. This says canceled. I don't know what happened here. Our best guess is honestly that EA physically couldn't do the trade upgrades, which doesn't make a lot of sense because they promised that they would. They said it was possible in the basically little info graphic. They said the winner of this vote would get a finesse trait and a flare trait and outside the foot. I don't know if like coding inside of the game prevented this. I don't know what happened with this vote. But no Holland, no Vardy is gonna be coming out. The biggest W on this tweet is the fact that they got ratioed by Nick RRTFM. That was the biggest W about this tweet right here. But we were shocked when we saw this yesterday because everybody was waiting to see is Holland gonna win, is Vardy gonna win? And how are those players gonna feel in game with the potential weak foot skill move upgrades and the traits with the high rated stat boost that they would get on top of their team in the season card. So I was bummed out yesterday when that content did not drop. But nonetheless, we still got some decent content yesterday. Again, this El Shirawi SBC, the combination of this and that 85, sorry, the 90 plus times five, the 90 plus times five, and this right here required so many rare golds and lower rated cards. EA went with some of their quote unquote new, I guess way of doing SBC. So this El Shirawi card right now, according to Footbin, will only set you back about 73,000 coins, but gold rare cards were four to 5,000 coins earlier today, which made this SBC and the 85, I keep saying 85 times 10, man. I'm just ingrained to saying the 85 times 10. But this SBC and the 90 plus upgrade times five made those very expensive. As you can see, 11 rare gold players right now is 32,000 coins. Rares are like 2,000 coins, 2,900 a piece on the market. And that is up, right? You were actually 5K right after the content drop with even the preview packs coming out and supplying the market a little bit. People were going out and doing this 90 plus times five of course, trying to pack some of the biggest Tots cards that are of course in the game. But this SBC in my opinion is still a dub. It only costs 118,000 coins to do. If you have rare gold cards in your club, you can craft an 85 rated squad with like one or two Tots cards for very, very cheap. This was a fun SBC to kind of just go after today. I saw a lot of people packing just some very average stuff but we did pack a Neymar. We packed 11 Dosski on stream today. We packed a lot of high rated fodder and some decent cards too, right? So it was a fun SBC to go out there and try out. So the 85, I keep saying 85 man, 90 plus times five. That was a really good SBC, right? Gigi's the E on that one. Hopefully that comes out later next week. Again, just like the 88 plus times five from two weeks ago, that is locked towards footies batch two. So you cannot save that pack for this next Friday where we have new items and packs that is locked for the Tots cards and the stuff that is in footies batch two. So again, just to kind of point that out, I did that SBC right away and I have some duplicates actually on a sign because of it. But this was the other SBC and it's El Shirawi, right? 95 rated. The dynamic image here is a bit weird. Again, it's like a red jersey on a pink card background. The flow just doesn't really work well with that EA. I think we could have chosen a better dynamic image. But this SBC, even though it's four squads, literally only sets you back about 70,000 coins. You can basically, if you have some cards in your club or if you wait, if you played squad battles this week, if you play a week and then your awards next week, you're gonna be able to do this with literally just the stuff, the random stuff that you get back from those reward packs. And it's a very, very nice super sub item with finesse shot trait on this El Shirawi whose flashback item was so desirable and so OP earlier on this year in February when he was released. So that was the W parts of the content that were released yesterday. I think the 90 plus times five being fun and this El Shirawi being great priced, even though we didn't have the Holland or the Vardy, still made content pretty bearable, I guess you could say, on Friday.  These two guys, Vitzel and Moinir, were talked about all week long. People were saying, hey, there's leagues, Vitzel and Moinir are gonna be released. And this Vitzel card looks really, really nasty. Four star, four star, CDM, he looks like an incredible card. I think a lot of people, maybe not a lot of people, but a decent amount of people, I think will end up doing this objective. The only problem that I have with this is, I wish it would have been released earlier in the week. So people who wanted to use these guys as a part of their Bundesliga Weekend League plus had the chance to do so before it was the middle of the Weekend League and then they had to stop their Weekend League to go play this Foot Friendly, which was having issues. Even a lot of people couldn't even find the Foot Friendly Bundesliga Basics inside of the game. It was like having issues on PC and Xbox, I believe, showing up. I just wish that this content would have come earlier in the week last week. It would have made much more sense to me. So that was kind of like, okay, content, the cards are nice, but just the timing of it is definitely not the best in my opinion right there. So that was our content yesterday on Friday. Now, I want to talk about market as well because I definitely made some trades. We definitely made some coins. I still have to retrial us in how much it's you in the market right now. I snagged this in some of the panic for 495K. He is currently, I'm just gonna re-list that up at 577. I'm gonna try to sell that overnight. But there was some flips that you could definitely do because panic selling and some supply on the market. I bought some Davies at 120K. I bought some Wabasaka in the low 100s. But some of those profits for me were cut short because of the supply that happened yesterday. So what actually happened yesterday on Friday is EA Sports dropped lightning rounds. Yes, you heard me correctly. They dropped preview pack lightning rounds of 100K packs for the first hour, 125K packs for the second hour. And the third hour, like we just looked at inside of the single player draft section here, they dropped the 88 plus Star Rare Mega Preview Pack, which this pack, as we know, it supplies the market a ton. So what you actually had here, and I'm gonna show you the perfect example of what happened with a lot of cards today on the market, was you had not a lot of supply. You had a little bit of panic selling and you had a little bit of supply from the 100K pack lightning round happened yesterday. So this is Goretzka went from 450,000 coins down to like 370. He was 370 at his lowest. We were kinda watching this card. He rebounded all the way back to about 420,430,000 coins. And then the second and third lightning rounds hit, and especially that third one, with this 88 plus Star Rare Mega Preview Pack, which has five packs that you can do if you make profit. You can buy up to four more after your first one. And this is supplying the market like mad and Goretzka is now 347,000 coins. So it's crazy, right? Normally on Fridays, we see cards kinda hit their lows with panic selling in that first, maybe 20 to 30 minutes. And then they kind of rebound back up into the evening. But what we actually saw was a little bit of panic, then a rebound, and then a bigger drop after that because of that supply. Same thing happened with Alfonso Davies. He went from 160K down to 120, under 120 is where I was buying him, went back up to 140, and then crashed down to 110,000 coins. He's now kind of starting to rebound back up again overnight tonight. But just very, very interesting how, again, I feel like we're talking about this every single week at one point, this sort of thing happens. Preview packs control this market. EA Sports can drop a preview pack whenever they want and supply cards and make people lose coins in an instant, right? And again, that's something we have to keep in mind and be ready for when we head into FIFA 22. But if you saw some prices going down, that is absolutely, that's kind of the situation of what happened today on the market or on Friday, kind of into today on Saturday.  I'm actually gonna go back to this card for a second because Footbin is showing 347 with multiple cards there and he is instantly back to 370. So the thing with these cards too is when they have supply like this, you also sometimes see them get rare. Now if I can find a Goretzka at maybe like 340K on an undercut, I'm absolutely gonna do that because I can see this rarity for this card. One just got bought at 370. So I'm definitely keeping it high on some of these Tots cards that went down a lot because they could still bounce back. They could still bounce back into the morning a little bit on Saturday. I wouldn't expect big bounces back. Like I'm pretty sure Rashford was just 300,000 coins. Oh my goodness, this Goretzka's getting bought up, man. Wow, so this is a situation that I got, I had kind of to watch this right now because Footbin shows his price at 350 and he's actually 375. But you know, even like Mr. Sancho, right? Sancho is a card that like everybody's gonna want to use in the weekend league. He is 360 according to Footbin, 359 right there. He's got a few cards at 370. So we're just kind of looking for rarity, right? We're looking for rarity, finding some undercuts as these cards kind of gets sold off with their supply. They could still bounce back up a little bit. So again, you want to be really careful though because a lot of these Bundesliga cards specifically, looks like the same thing is kind of happening here at the young. Footbin hasn't met 230, he's actually 240, 245. But you really want to be careful with the Bundesliga. You really, really do. Because a lot of those Bundesliga cards, they got supplied. Like we saw last week with the Prem, they're gonna get destroyed in price. Sancho, especially since they were supplied even more yesterday, the Goretzka card, the Levin Dothge, the Alfonso Davies, they're really gonna get hit in price over the next basically two days because of the weekend league sell-off and because of people selling their Bundesliga cards that they were using in the weekend league when those weekend league plus objectives when they hit that mark. So that's one thing I really, really watch out for is that selling and that kind of stuff on the market even on the high tier part of the market. Like cards like Mbappe, who was 1.3 million coins, who's rebounded back up, he was 1.3 million coins like all morning, but now he's back down to 1.2. I would not be surprised that this dips back under 1.2, like 1.15 range maybe on the weekend league sell-off depending on how good the content is in the next few days. So just watch this weekend league sell-off. Again, it will be starting today. I don't think it'd be crazy, crazy this morning, but Saturdays have been the day where you start to see a lot of these sell-off specifically when it comes to some of these cards that are in weekend league plus like the Bundesliga for this week. You'll see a lot of these cards really start to drop off. So Levin Dossky was like 200,000 coins earlier yesterday. I think now he's like 170 after a little bit of that supply and that panic. So again, the sell-off is definitely gonna start today as people who try to get ahead of the game will start to sell some of their cards that they are using in the weekend league. So just be careful for that. And again, whatever content we have today too we'll kind of play into that. If we have a good icon SBC that is released today because Saturday is at least last week and I think I see this going forward today. Saturdays are the new icon SBC day. This is 92 plus icon moments player pick expires today on Saturday. I would expect to see some sort of new one re-released inside of this game today on Saturday. Also the draft token upgrade is going away. Now since they did re-up the 85 times 10 I think a lot of people are really hoping that they would re-up the draft token upgrade pack as well which I think is very possible especially considering that the draft objectives are still available under the milestone tab for at least like, what is it? Draft days is out for, I mean the rest of the season which is 34 days as you can see up here when the timer goes back to the days. So I still think they'll re-release that draft token. If not, if you don't wanna risk it you can definitely go ahead and do a couple of those. Gold non-rids are still very cheap. So that would be an opportunity to maybe get some gold non-rids, get some of those draft tokens just in case you think they're gonna be going away and stock up on those real quick. But again yesterday was kind of a crazy day because it seemed like a slow day for the market and then EA dropped those supply, the preview packs kind of just, I'll say it man out of nowhere, out of nowhere. I think it was nine PM UK. They just kind of dropped those out of nowhere and that surprised a lot of people and that surprised me. It really surprised me to have that 88 plus kind of sitting there overnight and I was not expecting to see that content from EA release when it was. So we'll see what happens there on Saturday in terms of the market, in terms of the sell off. I do think you'll see a lot of the Bundesliga stuff start to drop. Now we talked about the icon SBC, hopefully some sort of icon player pick today. Hopefully it's good value. Fodder is cheap, man. Fodder is cheap. The stuff that is expensive are rare golds. Like literally the stuff that is the most overpriced right now on this market are the rare gold cards. They're like still 3,000 coins a pop. They were 4K to 5K earlier today in the heat of the moment after the content dropped. So I do think these will maybe simmer down a little bit in price, depending on the content of this drop today. But you look at some of these SBCs on the higher tier end, take a look at some of these icon SBCs and how much their prices have dropped. Ronaldinho is 2.3 million coins to do as the higher tier fodder on this market just continues to go down, making it cheaper to do this SBC. I mean, check it, look at this. 3.3 million, like a week ago. And now he's down to 2.4 mil to craft from scratch. So a lot of this high tier fodder just drops lower and lower as these Tots cards just get supplied and supplied. And the stuff that is the most expensive is the cheap stuff which is crazy to kind of think about. But today again on Saturday, I do expect another player SBC. I believe on Fridays and Saturdays, both the last like four weeks, we have had player SBC. So I don't know who it will be. Maybe they'll go with a March footies favorite. Maybe they'll stick with another February item, which if we're going in February, I guess you could think of like future stars was in February as a promo. I believe there was one more big promo in February right after team and season. Yeah, future stars was right at the beginning of February and then actually what if, the what if promo started at the very end of February. So that's just kind of something to keep your eye out for depending on what kind of card could be coming today, whether it's objectives, which I think they would rather do an SBC item first. I would expect more of a player SBC today, some sort of icon player pick, the re-release draft token. And that just might be it for our content today on Saturday, but it'll be very interesting regardless. We'll have new preview packs and all that sort of stuff. And the bonus they could sell off, I think it's going to be pretty heavy, of course, as we have talked about. So the crafting grind continues. If you're trying to craft again, the 85 times 10 being out and that 90 plus times five was a very nice pack to do. If you're trying to craft and get very high rated cards to do a card like Ronaldinho to do an icon or maybe even just to do like Debye or Debala or any of those SBCs that are out right now, it is very easy to craft these packs and to get high rated players to do SBCs. So that is a fun thing that you can do, of course, as we head into this final week of batch two and we all look forward to the time where we see batch number three impacts, we see summer stars in packs, we see PTG cards in packs. And I think it's going to be a really, really fun time on this game next week. So hopefully the content is just as grindable then as it is now. Again, since this was re-released, you'll have opportunities to stack up those 85 plus upgrades times 10. And with whatever player picks that we get on Sunday, we'll be able to maybe craft some of that stuff later on this week in the game. But again, yesterday was again, just characterized by this weird, this is just weird in the fact that it was right before content and it's just so vague and just so short and it's like, okay, just like that, boom. The content you thought you were getting is now done. So that was crazy. Again, I just can't, I can't get over how crazy it was to see this tweet and literally right before the content be like expecting Holland, expecting Vardy and then all of a sudden, boom, it finishes out of thin air and then SBC is gone. So again, crazy day on the market, of course with that selling, I think you're gonna see prices kind of go down more even today with that supply. We talked about the preview packs, we talked about the content, the objectives and all that good stuff. 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Mae'r tŵr yn ddweud llyfr o'r llyfr. Mae'n ddweud â'r llyfr yn y llyfr, mae'n ddweud ymlaen yn hynny'n ddweud, mae'n ddweud ymlaen yn hynny, ddweud ei bod yn ei ddweud eich ddweud. Wrth gael, Fel Andrew yma ymddynt i'n gydag y tŵr, hefyd y gallwn yn ei gweithio'n ddweud mae'n ddweud yn y ddweud ac mae'n cymdeilio'n cyfnod ymweld i'r gweithio. Ond, mae hyn yn gallu gydag eu symud I spent a lot of time handing over my last job to the people who I feel very sorry for taking it on and so this is not as complete as it might be. What I want to talk to you about today is something that's very interesting to me for lots of reasons and two particular takes on it. My interest for the last few years, although probably not for the next one or two, has been in concurrency and parallelism. Particularly, how we write good software to do that is known to be a particularly difficult and error prone area of software development. It's one that we've had lots of people creating good ideas for making it easier, some of which have really taken off, many of which haven't. Often people choose to use the more error prone ways of writing concurrent and parallel systems rather than the easier ways. One good example of this is this little chip, some of you will recognise as a transmitter. This was created in the 80s, I think, by Inmos, led by Tony Hall, who's a very well-known computer scientist. The programming language that came with this is called OCCAM, and it was deliberately written to be a really safe, easy to understand, nice to use programming language for concurrency. After that, it seemed that a lot of the lessons of OCCAM were rather sadly lost. There's good news on the horizon, because since the 1970s people have done a lot of other things, but then come back to look at the work that was done in the 1970s. There's a lot of new and interesting pieces of hardware that are looking at multi-core and many-core ways of doing processing, where this sort of technology from the 1970s might be, and the maths that went behind it, might be really interesting and really applicable. A couple of years ago, this board came out, this is a development board by a company called Adaptiva, which some of you may know about. What's interesting about this is it has two chips on it. One is a dual-core ARM chip, which is what you'd expect, I guess. The other is a co-processor, and that's the silver chip on the board there, on the left. That co-processor has 16 cores, and it has some interesting features. It's a little bit like the idea of the transmitter before it, where you would put lots of these cores together in a big grid, and they would all be able to talk to each other, but they would be running their own software independently. That's sort of, but not quite, what the epiphany chip does. That whole board is called a parallella, the co-processor is called an epiphany, and I will probably mix them up in a very confusing way, so shout at me if I do. Why is this important? Well, one reason is that processors have really come to the end of what the manufacturers can do to make them much, much faster. This data set is looking at, over time, how clock frequency is increased, and it's reached a plateau. If you want your code to go faster now, you've either got to write your software in a different way, or you've got to have lots of machines to run your software in, or you've got to have lots of cores within your machines, or maybe use something like your GPU board, but basically you've got to find other ways of making your software faster other than just hoping that another chip manufacturer will bring out a better chip for you and you won't have to do anything. So that's one issue that's very current at the moment, but the other is that the dominant cost of computing is an interesting one to look at, and hardware gets cheaper and cheaper and cheaper, and the cost of hardware is not a particularly dominant cost anymore. The cost of labour obviously is always going to be a dominant cost, and you'll always need humans to write code and make hardware and do different things, and that's not something you can do a great deal about, except possibly persuade people to work for cheaper wages, but maybe that's not something that we as technologists would favour. Another dominant cost for a lot of people is electricity and utilities. So if you run one of these big data centres or a big supercomputer, the cost of your utilities is a very big deal to you, and anything you can do to bring down the cost of those utilities is going to be something that's a great benefit to you. So another interesting feature of the epiphany chip is that it runs on very, very low power. So it's obviously nice for people who are interested in embedded, but it's also a very nice thing for people who are interested in computing generally to think about, particularly if you're doing work that requires some sort of parallelism or concurrency. Possibly the epiphany is one of a new style of chip where both parallelism is important, but also power costs are important. So packing code into that small space, I mentioned the less than two watts figure there. What I didn't mention, and I should have done before pressing next, was the amount of RAM on that co-process. So one of the things that's interesting from a software point of view about the epiphany is that it has a very, very small amount of memory per core, and also it has no sense of memory protection. So whereas with the transistor chip you would have a whole grid of transputers, they would all be able to talk to each other in grid formats, so north to south-east to west connections. But they had their own memory, and they couldn't corrupt the memory of another chip. That's not the case with the epiphany. So the epiphany has a flat memory map, so any core can use or look at the memory of any other core. There may be different costs to those look-ups and so forth, but it can be done. And also there's a bit of general purpose memory there that all the cores can access. So that's a very different memory model. It's a memory model that allows the programmer to impose whatever programming discipline they like. So if you're like me and you think, ah, CSP, it's the best thing in the world, yay. You can write your code in that style, but if you prefer some other style, you prefer bulk synchronous processing or whatever it is, you can impose that style too. And there are people who've written really nice, really nice libraries to do that sort of thing already. So that's really neat, but it poses all these challenges. How do we get a reasonable amount of code and reasonable amount of algorithms into that small space? It's one. And the designers at Adoptiva had some neat ideas about this. And one was that they do not have a fixed-width instruction set. So normally you say, well, you know, this chip has a 32-bit instruction set. The epiphany has 32-bit instructions, but it also has 16-bit instructions. And the compiler is relatively smart in that if it can fit your instruction into 16 bits, it does. Which is really nice and makes it a lot more difficult to simulate. But hey, so that's neat. There are other little bits of tricks and neat things in the epiphany to look at too. So one is that loading numbers into registers. So we've got 32-bit instructions. The registers I think are 64-bit, or certainly you can load 64-bit instructions into them. But of course the registers are, so there's a flat memory map. The registers are not registers in the sense that they're some special bit of hardware somewhere or other. The registers are just part of the memory or the RAM that each little epiphany core has available. So you can load a 64-bit value into the register. And if it happens that you're doing that, then the way the compiler generates this is rather neat. It has two sets of instructions. So this instruction here is a move immediate. So it says that the number that we want to move into the register is encoded in the instruction that's given to the CPU. That's the 32-bit instruction, which is what this 32 says. And that will load this particular one, I think, loads 16-bits into a register. And then we want to load the other 16-bits into the same register so we can use this move t in. And that moves the higher 16-bits in. So there are some really interesting and unusual artefacts to the epiphany ISA and to the way that it's built that makes it a really intriguing architecture to look at. So those are the things that make it tricky. But I want to say a few things about the simulator in general. So there is, if you use the epiphany, and you want to write software for it, you will use the epiphany SDK, which I think was written mostly by Jeremy Bennett's group. Is that right, Andrew? Yeah, it's company. And that comes with a simulator for the epiphany. And that simulator is part of GDB. So that simulator, if you look at the source code for it, unless you're really familiar with GDB and you're familiar with the GNU tool train, it's quite a tricky piece of source code to read and understand if you're interested in these things. And simulators for hardware are often written in C. They're often written in low-level languages, I guess, because people write software for hardware in low-level languages. And they're often large pieces of code, and in my view, quite tricky to understand. In my view, C is tricky to understand, no matter what you're writing with it, to be fair. So this is something where a software person would say, hmm, maybe there's kind of an easier way to write these sorts of simulators. And a recent piece of work that's been done by a group in Cornell has looked at exactly this. And their view was, well, simulators for instruction set architectures and for CPUs are very much like interpreters for programming languages. So if you use a programming language like Python or Ruby or PHP or JavaScript in your browser or scheme, that code is not compiled. It's run instruction by instruction by an interpreter that's sitting underneath looking at each bit of code as it comes past. And that's exactly the sort of thing that the CPU does. It fetches a bunch of instructions from somewhere in memory. It runs them in some way, does something with its memory and its registers and so on, and then it moves on to the next bit. So these two things are sort of very similar. So the pigeon people in Cornell thought about this and looked at, and thought about ways to use the technology that works in the underlies interpreters to create a simulator. And one of the issues with that is that anybody who uses interpreted languages thinks that they have a reputation for being a little bit slow.  So what this piece of work does is it takes some of the very modern technology that goes into making interpreters fast, which is jitting. So jitting is just in time compilation. And the idea of that is if your code is running in a loop, then the first few times around the loop you might run that code in the normal way and it's going to be a bit slow because you're in an interpreted language and you're doing all this extra work at runtime. But if you know that that code is going to run again and again and again, you might as well compile it down to native and run it natively. So you're actually doing a little bit of compilation on the fly. So the outcome of this pigeon work is to create a framework with which you can write simulators for any instruction set architecture easily and simply in something that looks a little bit like Python but is subtly different and then compile that to a simulator that contains a jit. So you don't write the jit because writing a jit is a difficult thing and to get it really good in terms of its performance is particularly tricky.  And then all your writing is the instructions that say, if I see a bit of binary that's all zeros, that means jump or that means do whatever. So what I want to do is, and I'm kind of most of the way through it now, is to write a simulator for the epiphany that does this. So the guys who wrote pigeon already have one for some of the ARM chips. They've already got one for Spark. But the epiphany is particularly interesting to look at because of all those things that I said before about the mixed-width instructions, the tricks that it does to compact the code and so forth. So this is small. So when I say small, I'm thinking sort of less than a thousand lines of code. So far there's less than a thousand lines of code to implement all the instructions in the epiphany ISA apart from a couple of the multi-core ones which I haven't done yet. So in my view, that's quite a win. That's much better than the sort of enormous hairy sort of C simulators that we've had in the past. So I don't want to show you tons and tons of code in this talk because I thought you'd probably be, that may not be welcome, shall we say. But I wanted to show you just a little bit of code so that you can see the style in which a simulator like this is written. So the idea behind the pigeon framework is to make it as easy as possible to do this. And in particular, the thought that the authors had was that you could almost take the reference manual for the instruction set architecture and copy bits of it out and make it sort of proper Python syntax and then that would do for your simulator. So that's the idea here.  So there are two different sorts of jump instructions in the Epiphany ISA. One is one just jumps and the other saves the current program counter in a link register before it jumps. There are two different versions of each of those because there's a 32-bit version and there's a 16-bit version as well. So what you're seeing in this yellow bit of code is my copying and pasting from the Epiphany Reference Manual. So this is what the Epiphany Reference Manual says these four instructions should be doing. So the JALR instruction saves the link register so in the link register we've got the program counter plus two so that's the next instruction along with the program counter plus four and then we've got these little bits of code which just do the actual saving. What's the time? Good. Okay. Does everyone think that looks relatively straightforward? Or am I completely crazy? Awesome. So benchmarking. I feel like it's my mission in life at the moment to talk to people about benchmarking. It seems to be something that comes up again and again and again. I've heard people say about the Epiphany. You have 16 cores on your Epiphany chip. Your Epiphany chip runs at the same clock frequency as the arm chip that sits right next to it on the parallela. Therefore, your algorithm will run 16 times faster on the Epiphany but it runs on the parallela. Okay. I'm glad you're already upset about this. Okay. So obviously that's not the case. If you want to look at the speed up of your code you want to look at the speed up of the whole thing from start to finish and if you're going to push some of that out to a code processor whether it's the Epiphany or a GPU or something else you've got the time taken to transfer that data across and back. You've got time that's going to be taken by all the Epiphany calls talking to each other by writing to each other's memory spaces or whatever it is they do in your particular algorithm. So because the Epiphany has a very small amount of memory available it's probably actually going to be slightly worse than that if you've got an algorithm that needs a lot of data to process. So you're probably not going to get 16 times faster. You're probably going to get something much slower which may be fine for your particular use case but all these things count and all these things matter and one of the sort of interesting things for me is that because in the job I've just left I teach this sort of stuff every year and one of the things we do with our students is we give them code that's just serial code it's sort of straightforward code that runs on a CPU and then we get them to improve the speed of it by using a GPU or using a cluster and some MPI programming and very often what happens is the students start by writing a naive translation of that serial algorithm and split up all its loops into one iteration per machine or whatever it is and they end up with a slower piece of software than they started with because it's actually not that simple to petition these things properly. So according to Armdell's law you'll get at best something just under 16 times but almost certainly a bit less. But the main message I want to give you about benchmarking is don't believe them. Even mine, don't believe them. They're never right and there's some fascinating software on how badly they're never right and why. Sorry, software, publications. So this is a fantastic paper if this is a really readable paper even if you don't read academic papers read this one, it's really nice it's really easy to get on with and this is showing the effects of two really simple things on benchmarks that you would not have thought would affect the benchmark. So one of them is bytes added to environment variables. So this is basically saying if I log in as me I have my environment variables which might be however big you log in as you you're going to have yours which might be a different size and if we both run the same benchmark we will get different results so this is changing the number of bytes in the environment and running the same benchmark and getting as you can see from those two outliers vastly different results. This one here is link order so you may not be able to read this at the back so this is the default link order which is whatever whoever wrote this benchmark put in the make file. This is alphabetical unless this is a bunch of random ones. So changing the linking order of your object files changes drastically your benchmark results. So these are good reasons not to believe benchmarks. There's also been some great literature on GPU programming so when GPUs first came out people said you will get a billion times speed up if you use a GPU. Well they didn't quite but it turns out that 10 times speed up is a really good speed up for GPUs. So don't believe anything at all and if you're running your own benchmarks think hard about how you make them solid and reproducible. It's really not an easy problem to resolve. So things like always using the same linking order always using the same environment are great but also things like disabling all the clever tricks that your OS plays. So one thing Linux now does is it will put your stack at a random point in memory and this is to prevent people doing stack smashing and it prevents the security issues. That's lovely if you want to prevent security issues it's really not lovely if you want to take a benchmark on your very fragile data and if you think well this probably doesn't affect the epiphany it kind of does if you're because you're starting with your code on the ARM CPU sending it out to the epiphany. So all these things affect almost any benchmark. So thank you very much.