When Imam Hussein A.S. left his hajj going towards the holy city of Karbala or would become the holy city of Karbala, it's as if he left one sacrifice to go towards another. It's as if he left one service in the way of Allah SWT to go towards another instead. And this poem talks from the perspective of Imam Hussein A.S. As he compares his sacrifice that is going to come to the sacrifice that he left behind, knowing that his day has come, the day promised to him by his grandfather the Holy Prophet peace be upon him. He says, now my day has come and I have no one. Is there anyone to come and help me? I am Hussein of the five on the last of the fifth. Today I have lost so much toward Yazid's wrath. From the grief that races in me I am out of breath but know that I can't give up until I embrace death. I look right and left. There is no one left and no more have left to come and help me. I stand as one in Karbala and stand before me 70,000. I stand as one and stand before me 30,000. From the size of their army my daughters are frightened. I am with the truth and yet I am left abandoned as if to be killed lonely. I am destined. I look at the tents. My sister laments crying where are they to come and help me. I stand as a mountain and as lonely as its peak. I call out Zuhair and Borel, wishing they would speak, seeking to support me. My tears like rivers they leak, wishing for warmth I place my cheek against John's cheek. Habib where are you? Wahab has gone too. Why don't you return to come and help me? I wish that the son of today had not risen. By how many things today have I been shaken? Just as the earth shakes when upon it something has fallen, the fall of my brother, it left my back broken. No one understands except these stained stands. I'd give him my own hands to come and help me. My eyes they yearn to see my grandfather Muhammad. I knew one that looked like him, to the swords he was fed, yearning to see my son once again. I look ahead but I can't recognize his body from the blood that he's bled. That is not Ali. Where is his beauty? His wounds they prevent him to come and help me. I look up at the son that perches in the sky. Oh son you've made me so thirsty that even tears I can't cry. Why does the river not rise up and quench us? Why does the river not rise up and quench us? Why I am strangled by the air that itself is dry? All I see is heat as with death I meet. Is there no water to come and help me? I have a pain and I swear that this pain stops time. I have a six months in my arms. I have a six months in my arms. Tell me what was his crime? His eyes so lifeless that in them I can see mine. Oh Allah I have lost too much for one lifetime. My heart into two rips as blood from his lips drips. Where is the grave digger to come and help me? The house of God, health captive here in Karbala. My daughters they run around me, strangled by their fear. When the limbs of this house from its body they tear, they will find the head of Hussain raised upon a spear. The Ka'ba shall fall as its women call. Where are the angels to come and help me? Where are the angels to come and help me? Allahumma salli ala Muhammadin wa alaikum. Peace be upon you. I am so honored to be here today in the holy city of Karbala presenting to you from this holy city. As I mentioned earlier, Insha'Allah will be our intention and our honor to try and bring you the atmosphere that we feel me and my guests here in the holy city of Karbala. As we know all of you are lamenting the tragedy of Marwan-e-Sain all of you are pulling up the black cloths and holding Mujalis in honour of Marwan-e-Sain and Islam wherever you are. Insha'Allah I hope that me and my respected guests we will be able to do an ounce of justice toward this amazing experience that is the holy city of Karbala and bring towards you and quench that thirst of wanting to be here in this holy city Insha'Allah. Over the next ten nights I will be joined by both Sayyed Ali al-Hakeem who will be sharing his view of recitation with us and I will also be joined by my respected guest Sayyed Ali and Nawab who we shall be discussing in Marwan-e-Sain's journey from Medina to Karbala over multiple different aspects. And as we know the day of Ashura itself was a horrible day in terms of the physical manifestation of what happened in Marwan-e-Sain and Islam lost everything. And he at the same time as we know from this amazing story despite the fact that he lost everything on that day despite the fact that so many of his family were killed despite the fact that he himself was killed and he even lost the battle it was him who succeeded. And Insha'Allah today we are going to be examining and asking ourselves about the story of Ashura and its path to success and what we can learn from it. I am going to be joined today by Sayyed Ali Nawab. Thank you so much for joining me today in this holy city of Karbala. So before we begin just tell the viewers and tell us what it feels like to be here in the holy city of Karbala during the 10 days of Muharram. Dear respected viewers and guests of the Imam Hussain TV welcome to the land of Karbala. It is an honor as my respected brother Nouri has said before me it's truly an honorable experience. The atmosphere is indescribable. I mean you won't be able to describe the beauty that you're living in, you're living in part of the paradise or you are in the paradise between the holy shrines of Sayyed al-Shuhadah and Master of Martyrs, Abiy Abdullahi al-Hussain and his loyal and lawful brother Abul-Fadr al-Abbas, alaykum al-salam. Alhamdulillah Allah has granted us once again to be amongst the zuwara and the pilgrims of the grave of Abiy Abdullahi al-Hussain, alaykum al-salam. Tonight as we all saw and noticed and experienced the changing of the banner and the flag of the domes of Imam Hussain and Abul-Fadr al-Abbas, alaykum al-salam to signal the start of the months of mourning and sadness of Ahlul Bayt alaykum al-salam to start of the process of the companions of Ahlul Bayt alaykum al-salam arriving one by one to the land of Karbala and eventually arriving and leading to the day of Ashura. So I pray to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala that first of all he accepts our deeds and deeds during these nights and inshallah that he grants us and our dear viewers to be amongst us inshallah in the future. And inshallah of course in the future they will hopefully be joining us here but for now we'll try our best just to bring the atmosphere of Karbala toward them. Inshallah I'm sure you'll contribute to that as well. So tell us before we open the topic about Ashura being a part of success just some brief anecdotes and some thoughts about the ten days of Muharram and the journey of Imam Hussain al-salam. Well as the best thing to describe the ten days of Muharram of the journey of Imam Hussain al-salam and the whole process of him rising against the tyrants and wanting to bring up or liven up the path of his grandfather Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa alayhi and his father Amir al-Mu'mineen he himself said in one of his famous sermons to the people of Madina if I'm not mistaken it says the whole reason for me rising up and confronting this tyrant and what he has done or his action has resulted into the changing the whole message of the Holy Prophet the whole of Islam, the whole of the slogans and the Sha'a'ir everything that calls towards Islam has been changed as a result of this family so the whole reason for me to call back people towards the path of Ahlul Bayt so the whole process, the whole reason or what we can summarize that the events that led to the day of Ashura was all because that the Imam wanted to reform the message that was at the time known to be the message of Islam but it was the corrupt version of Islam as Bayli Umayyad installed it amongst the Muslims so Imam Hussein rose and as a result of that it didn't please the Umayyads and they aggravated and they pushed Imam Hussein and his family until they arrived to the land of Karbala So when we talk about Ashura being a path to success as I said before if a story were to read about the tragedy of Karbala on a surface level you look at what happened on that day Imam Hussein lost everything family, friends it was an absolute horrible experience he even went through a lot of suffering himself and at the end lost his life so when someone comes forward and says you know this is a story of success, this is a story of victory as per Allah of course today we can see the fact that millions of people are coming and paying their respects to Imam Hussein that there is some sort of success there but in its simplest sense why, how can we call such a story a story of success or a story of victory? First of all, let's take a step backwards and take a small historical look on the backgrounds of the event when someone comes and says why do we have to remember historical events? because this is an event that happened more than 1,400 and so years ago or more than 1,300 and so years ago so why do we have to go back and remember this is history we are living in 2018 let's learn from our experiences now we don't need to go back and look at how people live their life or what happened in history and I come and say no history forms part of the identity of a nation a nation without an identity is a dead nation and what makes that identity part of the identity is the historical events the historical figures the footsteps or the fingerprints and the landmark inventions or the sermons or the speeches or the changes that they made into those nations so going back being as Muslims and being as followers of the Holy Quran and Ahlul Bayt A.S. we always cross reference and we take our references from the Holy Quran and Ahlul Bayt if we go back to the Holy Quran Allah SWT in Surah Ibrahim chapter number 5 verse number 5 sorry says Allah is reminding the Holy Prophet Ya Rasulallah remind your nation remind the Muslims of who? of a previous prophet and we sent Moses with our signs and our commands and oh Prophet Musa bring out your people from the depths of the darkness into light these are all references that Rasulullah was directing people to a past historical event where they a continuation of that verse where they who remind them who is the Prophet reminding the Prophet is reminding the Muslims reminding them of what? where they here Allah SWT in the Holy Quran says oh Prophet of Allah and teach them to remember the days of Allah what are the days of Allah? every day is a day of Allah but Allah SWT in the Holy Quran has highlighted some major events that has left a footmark into the history of mankind has had its effects and no one can deny these and Allah SWT says Ya Rasulallah and that process of reminding them the days of Allah and in that reminding there are signs for such as family patient and constant grateful and appreciative people here Allah SWT saying remind them of a previous Prophet Allah SWT the Creator who created everything and perfected the creation is telling to his beloved messenger Ya Rasulallah remind them of a previous Prophet and how he dealt with his nation and how his nation received his message bring out, drag your people out of the darkness of ignorance into the light so here Allah SWT saying my presence amongst you is that I my duty my responsibility is to give you from the depths of the darkness and guide you towards the light here between brackets Allah SWT says in description of inna al-Husayn al-Masbah al-Huda al-Safina al-Najat Hussain is a lantern of guidance and arc of salvation Allah SWT uses that parable to describe the position of Imam Hussain and we are living the days and nights of Imam Hussain al-Salam so what are the days of Allah as I said every day is a day of Allah because Allah created day created night but there are specific days there are specific events that Allah SWT once previous prophets and specifically Rasulullah to remind the ummah for example the days that new development take place in the course of evolution there is a specific event that differentiates the course of Allah's creations for example the six days that Allah created the heavens, the earth this is one day or a period of geological terrestrial changes these are days of Allah why? because there are these are specific events that leave exactly there are for example rise and falls of nations when a nation rises that affects the nation and that leaves marks because it significantly changes how people live and the fall of that same nation Allah SWT says Ya Rasulullah remind them of the people of Musa al-Salam because people of Musa at one time they were the very lowest where Firaour was depriving them of their rights and then once they obeyed Rasulullah at that time which was Prophet Musa, Allah raised so the rise and fall of nations is again a day of Allah SWT the intermediary stages of their resurrection day that is a very important event as well this is one of the day of Allah life hereafter Day of Resurrection is one of day of Allah SWT and again days of torment where Allah SWT brings down his adab upon some people for example the destruction of people of Aad and Thamud that is again a day of history for people to remember the companion the elephant these are events if we go back and look these are events that has important marks in the history very crucial for our time today and we learn what happened in the Ashab al-Feel how they try to attack the house of Allah SWT and Allah protected that means that anyone that wants the protection of Allah SWT has to be in the path of Allah SWT for example the birthday of the holy prophet the birth and the migration of the holy prophet the battle of Badr which is a significant day for the Muslims and the rest of Ahlul Bayt and specifically the day of Ashura because the day of Ashura was the manifestation of all the signs that were in which were for example I call it the Hussaini Conquest al-Fathah al-Hussaini or the Hussaini dignity Imam Hussain showed people how to be dignified on the day of Ashura exactly and the fact that Imam Hussain on the day of Ashura showed people the real meaning of values and their rights so hence a historical background and the importance of remembering the day of Ashura and why the Shia the Muslims and non-Muslims some people hearing us today they might be saying okay I know this is something to do with the Muslim calendar or the Shia they've lost one of their loyal imams or their loyal figures and they sit down and remember him but when you say non-Muslims I say non-Muslims because this Imam Hussain in his revolution did not revolt only to save and protect the Shia the followers of Amir al-Mu'mineen or only the Muslims the followers of the Holy Quran and those who say No Abiyab Allah al-Hussain and before him the Holy Prophet brought the message and their message was a worldwide message for the whole of humanity for the whole of mankind and he wanted to save mankind from the depths of the darkness into the light has a very beautiful saying on the day of Ashura when he speaks to the army of Amir al-Mu'mineen he tells them if you're not Muslims if you don't practice Islam and you don't believe that there's a hereafter and that there is a day that Allah is going to judge you then be free in this world at least be free men and women in this lifetime act like a noble free man a free man is noble has characteristics of a free man so this is a summary of the historical background come to Karbala why we celebrate or mourn the events of Ashura you talk about Imam Hussein saying in his last few days if you don't believe in religion or their judgment at least be free in this world and as I asked you in the beginning we speak a lot about the success of Imam Hussein and what he meant to rise up for when he says he was up for freedom can you tell us what do we mean by Imam Hussein's perception of freedom in our modern day context freedom for us for example can be the freedom in the way we live in the world to sin, freedom to do what we want but at the same time that isn't necessarily freedom because there's still a slave of something so when Imam Hussein says he wants you to be free and we understand that this doesn't mean to be Muslim or to be Shi'a it means to be free what does he really mean when he says I want you to be free and from your question we sit down and remember historical events the whole reason that we sit down and remember the revolution of Aby Abdullah Al Hussein is to remind ourselves and cause a revolution within us so that we go back sometimes we see ourselves being deviated we go off track so Imam Hussein from the day of Ashura until today and until inshallah in the return of Sahaba Al-Asr and Zaman his cause and his remembrance is a cause that people come back it's a call for people to come back to the right path so when I speak about that Aby Abdullah Al Hussein instructed or called called people on the day of Ashura to be free men and women what do I mean by free and as you said being free or being slave means you are slave of something we speak about living in a land of freedom where we live but unfortunately we aren't really free they have the freedom to drink they have the freedom to do adultery and they have the freedom to cheat people as well but that's not necessary I don't see that as the freedom that Imam Hussein was speaking about at that time Imam Hussein highlighted this inshallah during the next coming nights we will speak about the characteristics of Imam Hussein and the characteristics of the enemies of Imam Hussein and what made Imam Hussein revolt against such characters because such characters they carried for example Imam Hussein says when describing Yazid when he was asked if he would pay allegiance to Yazid after the demise and passing away of Muawiyah Imam Hussein said Imam Hussein someone like me Hussein from a pure lineage the lineage of prophets and messengers we read Ziyarat Warrith we say Imam Hussein is the inheritor of these great individuals who left their mark in the history of mankind who doesn't know Prophet Adam who hasn't read about Prophet Noah and the process and the sacrifice that Prophet Noah went through so Imam Hussein coming back from this lineage why doesn't he pay allegiance to Yazid Imam Hussein is reminding us all mankind all free men and women of 2018 and furthermore I did not pay allegiance to Yazid because he carried these characteristics what are these characteristics which cause Yazid to be a slave and cause Imam Hussein to say be free meaning that Yazid wasn't free Yazid was a captive Yazid was a slave to these characteristics these were Yazid Sha'rib al-Khumour Yazid is someone who drinks Yazid qatilun nafsil muhtaramah people used to ask for their rights people used to be deprived of their freedom and they used to come and ask for their freedom Yazid without any reason used to kill them and destroy them qatilun nafsil muhtaramah Yazid used to waste time waste time valuable time which he has appointed himself to be the leader of the Muslims he has to allocate his time to see the Muslims what they need with the problems so he used to use that time from the day and from the night until the morning practicing sins basically and everyone knows and sins today and being slave of the dunya being slave of the desires and the emotions Yazid used to practice all of those listening to music until the morning being drunk dancing as a noble free man regardless of you being Muslim or non-Muslim you just meet any free man in the road and he said would you spend your days drunk until the morning whilst you would be able to go and use it in educating yourself and benefiting yourself and the society and this is not a normal person this is someone who used to call himself I am the leader of the Muslims they used to call him I think insha'Allah over the next 9-10 days insha'Allah we will really examine how it benefits us in this day and age of course at the same time we are here ultimately to remember the tragedy of al-Mustayn and to we purpose tragedy in the last 7 or 8 minutes can you please just give us a glimpse into the story of Ashura insha'Allah and how they used to receive the day of Ashura we remember the saying of Imam Rufa when he used to see the crescent of the moon citing the moon of the crescent of Muharram they narrate that Imam Rufa A.S. used to say the day of Imam Hussain A.S. has caused our eyes to be injured to shed tears and to shed blood the day of Imam Hussain A.S. has caused our eyes to be injured to shed tears and to shed blood and it humiliated our beloved which was Imam Hussain A.S. here we go back to Imam Zaman and we pay allegiance every day to Imam Al-Mahdi A.S. and we say we read this portion of Ziyarah where Imam says O Imam, O Grandfather if I was not present on the day of Ashura to come and stand and protect you protect your body protect your family today O Imam amongst the thousands and the millions of the Zubar and the lovers of Ahlul Bayt wherever they are they can stand towards the Qiblah put their right hand on their chest and say O Imam tonight the first night of Muharram I pay allegiance to you say my heart my ears, my hearing and wabasari my sight I put it for your service if I was doing anything wrong for the sake of Imam Hussain and for the sake of the beginning of Muharram I will seek repentance and I will come back to the path of Imam Hussain O Imam the first night of Muharram I pay allegiance to you say my heart my heart my hearing and wabasari my sight I put it for your service if I was doing anything wrong for the sake of Imam Hussain and for the sake of Imam Hussain and for the sake of Imam Hussain and for the sake of Imam Hussain and for the sake of Imam Hussain O Grandfather Hussain I shall lament you day and night and I will not cry for you for the sake of your mother Hussain Hussain I shall whip blood for the sake of your mother Hussain Hussra this is who This is who? This is Imam al-Mahdi. This is someone who wasn't present in Karbala. He says, oh grandfather, I wasn't present in Karbala, but I heard what happened to you.  But let's go back to the day of Ashura. And let's remember what Sayyida Zaynab, alaihi salam, saw in front of her. Sayyida Zaynab says, ya Hussein, yaumun ala sadr al-Mustafa, oh brother Hussein. She pointed towards the death of Abiyah Abdullah, the body of Abiyah Abdullah. She was standing here in the tell of Zaynab here. And she looks at Hussein, or a body lying there on the plains of Karbala. She says, a anta aqi, is this the body of my brother Hussein? Anta bin Walidi, I can't believe it. This is Hussein. Yaumun ala sadr al-Mustafa, one day he was on the chest of my grandfather, the Holy Prophet. Wa yaumun ala wajithara. And today, oh brother, I see you on the plains of Karbala. Yaumun ala sadr al-Mustafa, one day he was on the chest of my grandfather, the Holy Prophet. Anta aqi, anta bin Walidi, I can't believe it. I see you on the plains of Karbala, oh brother Hussein.  I say, oh Imam, we the lovers, we the muhabbeen. We have come here tonight between your shrine and the shrine of Abel Fath. And the viewers sitting at home, and I know how much it hurts for you to see that the millions and the thousands of Zubar are here in Karbala. Visiting the shrine of Imam Hussein and how you belong to be here. I say, oh Imam, we love you. And we have affections for you the same way, ladies. And I'm carrying these love and affections for you.    And then she had a voice from the body of Abbi Abdullah. O brother Zaynab, come back to the camp, go back to the tents.  And then she had a voice from the body of Abbi Abdullah.  Sallallahu alaika ya Abba Abdullah. Sallallahu alaika ya Hussain. Sallallahu alaika wa ala akhik. Abbal fadlil abbas. Peace be upon you. Peace be upon you. As I mentioned, opening the show has been an honor to be sitting here and narrating to you all both the yamma sphere, the holy city of Karbala, and the lamentations and the story of Maamasin, ala salam. And insha'Allah after this show break, I'll be joined by Sayed Ali Hakim, who will be reciting some of the names for us and also some remembrance of the story of Maamasin. And Ashera, insha'Allah. And Asha'Allah. Peace be upon you.


So, always the Italian and today still has a key, yeah. So, recall that a, what's the question now, for every system parameter, the tight closure, so system parameter is tightly closed, okay. And so, so first remark that if it's a fractional, so it's, namely, so the fractionality localizes. So this is proved by Nakamura and also by Hoxton-Hunek. So, so you, so how about a frigate, a regular localized, so this is open, I believe, still. And back to, so there is notion of strongly a frigate, that's localized. So, second thing is that if a is a fractional, sorry, f is a fractional, and a is a fractional, and Gorenstein, so it's a frigate. It's, so let me prove this, so idea of the proof, so this proof, so it suffices for every, and probably I start going, I, but we can take parameter idea. So, since a is Gorenstein, this is Gorenstein too, and we have here, so W dual come back to the original one by Gorenstein property, and then so there is some easy lemma. So if I is tightly closed, then for, any idea, so is, so of course, this is parameter idea, by assumption, tightly closed, and so this is column of this, yeah, so this is tightly closed too. Okay, and then we come to the new section, that closure of modules, and FPR. So, of course, we have Frobenius map, and in this case, we write, so E here, so this is a module, the operation is obtained by Frobenius map, and okay, so for a module M, we put FE of M, M tensor. The easy way to recognize is, so if M is finitely generated, we have presentation of N in this way, and this map is described by some M by N matrix, and then tensor in E, we have the same, and only thing is, so this is changing to the power, choose power of each element, and for sub module, so this is a functor, and this is a functor, was like the exact functor of the category of M modules. Yeah, so if M is finitely generated, ah, so this is for general, so this is explanation in the case of finitely generated. So if we take a sub module, sub module, so we have induced by inclusion, but not necessary injective anymore, and so we note q equal the image of this map, this is okay for you, yes. So note that if, so i is an ideal in i, so the definition, bracket q is the same, as before. Okay, and yes, so the tight closure, so N tight closure in M is defined as x is in closure of N in M, if I don't leave for some note for every q, c, x to the q, ah, sorry, one more thing. So N, x, for x here, so the image of yeah, x here is x to the q, so xq is the image, c, okay, equal, so x tends to one, cx to the q is included in q, and note that, so it is easy to show. So we can, yes, consider the factor module and zero is the same as tight closure and tight closure of N in M, module of N. So in some sense it is suffices, suffices to consider the case equal to zero. So if M is not finite regenerative, so we take, so the regenerative union of zero colon M prime, where M prime runs every sub-module of M, which is finite regenerative, and yes, okay. So the most important, there are two very important modules in this dimension is D, one is HD, HD, so this local homology, another is the injective envelope, injective envelope. So perhaps everyone is familiar with injective envelope, so is there somebody not familiar with injective envelope? Okay, so, yeah, okay, everybody knows injective envelope very well, okay, let's go on. So, okay, so then the next M dimension D, so A is weakly irregular, the tight closure of zero is zero. Second A is a rational tight closure of zero, local homology is zero. In this case, so of course, this is not a finite regenerative module, but since this is a natural union of a factor module parameter ideal, so the local homology A is common, computed by FSC, the parameter ideal. So in this sense, so this part is the same as saying that every parameter ideal is tightly closed. Ah, my resume is not available yet, yeah. But anyway, I want to skip this. So I'd like to say one thing, so for E, yeah, so we consider the circle of this, so it is well known that this is clean file, and this element plays very important role, so in this, so I hope the resume will be ready soon, but sorry, it's regular in this sense. So not to zero is equivalent to say this element is, this is a very trivial fact, still very important, and yeah, so this is the same to say for every C, yes, x is some, it's not zero. Okay, so we come to the definition of purine. Ah, so sorry, yes. Ah, yeah, sorry, sure. Thank you, thank you. Okay, and then define a pure, so we defined as pure, and yeah, this is, this notion is the older than tight closure and the oldest of, so, and this is another way, yeah. So this is another way, yeah, yeah. We need some condition, maybe we need some condition. At least, so A is finite, finite model, so this appeared already, so, lectures of, yeah, you, and so, yeah, this is at least okay, so if we assume it's finite, and so to repeat K is a perfect field, yeah. So I prefer the notation, yes, and yes, this is, yeah, also used by Kevin, and then x1 to xd, one over q, of course, this is, and perfect, of course, as since we can take the same case here, so, we come to the feta square criterion, so assume that B, so B is a regular, then A is F pure, if and only if I bracket P column, I not include it, maximal ideal, bracket P. I wrote something in my resume, but not a complete proof, and so it is, the easiest case is hypersurface, then, so, of course, Ip, I means this is, of course, generated by Fp, and this is F, so generated by Fp minus one, so, and A is F pure, if and only if Fp minus one is not in bracket and qp, it's me complete proof, is not in bracket and qp, it's me compute one example, twice the cube, and this is the expression, so we can allow B equal 3, 2, and yes, and of course, when is A, so, of course, F equal x cube plus, and so if P, it is very easy to see that, so this breaks down for P equal 2 or 3, and so if P equal 3n plus one, then so P minus one equal 3n, we take expansion of, so up to 3n, we are okay, so we distribute this to, yeah, so expanding the monomials, so here this, so this expansion, contains x2n plus and, yeah, 2n, sorry, so we can put n here and n here, and still this is not contained in bracket P, so this means that, so if P is 3n plus one, then the A is F pure, so instead if P is 3n plus two, so again, we distribute, so this, yeah, we distribute x cube plus y plus z, yz, because in this case, 3n plus one, so the most, so we take at most n, so and we have still 2n plus one, and then it is very easy to, so this expansion as somewhere, either y or power z is bigger than P, okay, so this gets in the bracket P and then A is not F pure, so it is proved by electric for that light cube, so F is a homogeneous cube, yeah, isolated singularity, in this case it is proved this A is F pure for infinite many P, also not F pure for infinite many P, and this is the most important is number theory, this is related to, for this, okay, so the guy who showed, yes, so this elliptic curves is super regular for infinite many P, and no, no, yeah, ordinary, and super singular for infinite many P, for the, okay, yes, yes, so this is proved by, kiss, yeah, a kiss, sorry, yes, it was good to check, yeah, thank you, so this part is, so it, the same thing becomes in higher dimension, and so this is settled up to dimension three, so in some sense we, we have two world, world of character P, world of character zero, so in some sense we can come to here, model of P direction, so I will explain that tomorrow, and so for F pure, so usually, so if we have good things here, and this direction is, so usually okay, and so you can support that, if you support, if this is character zero, then we have something like that in character P, and in this case so, but we would assume that, that property in character zero is called love canonical, so if F pure for sufficiently, or yeah, maybe in future for single P, then we have log canonical, for single P, so I say, if we are fortunate, perhaps not yet, but if sufficiently many pay P, so it is okay, but we would like to say the converse, so something good, given something good, then we want to ask, so if this is so F pure for infinitely many P, and I think that part was okay in dimension three, but at least from dimension four it is widely open, okay, so, and sorry, so in some sense working on, so not this problem that about, so relationship between relation F pure, rational singular, rational F regular, so we just erased, but so F regular and F pure are both characterized by injective envelope, so we have this implication here, if the ring is F regular, then it is F pure, so of course if tight closure is zero, then of course it should be injective, probably it should be injective, and so in the relation between these two, in some sense I'm working since 1980, so there was a meeting in Japan in 1981, and that time, so Hockster informed me that that's criteria, that's criteria, but still we didn't know, also for greater rings, so R is a rational singularity, we have negative invariant, and F pure, non-positive invariant, so from this we would like to suppose rational singularity imply F pure, but actually that's not the case, so let me, so example, so T inverse T to the P, C and T, so this is a two dimensional greater ring, normal greater ring, and so if of course this is generated by, so it's obvious to see that this times this is X, Y, minus T to the A plus B, and so what you'll see, one more thing, sorry, some mistakes, anyway, so this is YZ minus, so you can have this by easy computation, because so if you know that X minus one X equal, yeah, one, so by this relation you can find the relation, okay, so the important thing is this R of T, R, X, Y, Y, Z, Z, Y, Z, G, X, now this is famous standard least learning, in this case delta is just three points, and so it is for any, yes, some idea generated by square free monomials, and so this is called standard least learning, so in this case, yeah, since there is no square free, it's very easy to show that injectively, yeah, so this is a direct sum out, so this means that standardized learnings are FPR, and so when this R is FPR, so actually, so I, yeah, I'm out of time, so what to, yes, so if, yeah, this is FPR, this is always F rational, always F rational, for every F rational, FPR is utmost one and F regular, so you can find plenty of ABC which does not satisfy, so there are so many rational things which are not FPR, and one more thing is that if we divide R by, so singular element T, where it is, so this is FPR, but there are many ABC, choice of ABC, which does not give FPR, so that means FPR doesn't deform, so sorry for, to be late, ah, yes, yes, yes, yes, F regular, yeah, of course, yes.


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Welcome. This is the Jenkins governance meeting. It's June the 26 2023. Thanks for being here. Topics I've got on the list include news. Action items. Upgrade from Jira eight to Jira nine. GitHub sponsors this one we may need to just defer. As a topic because I should have raised it as a question in the list before bringing it here. Budget and expenses just a summary and then a summary that I created of various community activity. Are there any other topics you'd like to be sure we add to the agenda. I have another topic regarding LFX tooling but we can do that at the end of you don't mind. Oh, okay, you bet. So, at the end because I forgot to add it to the agenda. Oh, there's I don't feel any shame in us adding things to the agenda wherever wherever makes sense great so okay LFX tooling any other topics we need to add to the agenda. Okay, well then, and if we do have topics that arrive we certainly can step forward with them. That's great. So in terms of items on the news. Today's two days from now Jenkins 2.401.2 will release. Thanks very much to Chris Stern as the release lead. And thanks to Kevin Martins for creating the upgrade guide and the change log. The CDF technical oversight committee elections are in progress right now. There are four seats on the committee with six candidates up for as possible candidates. I have already received an email invitation from opavote.com. And if you didn't, by all means you're welcome to reach out to me I can help with investigation as needed. The line for voting is to be. Say that again Oleg. The line for voting is to be. Oh, okay, thank you. Great. Thanks very much. In terms of action items we've got first easy CLA to be documented by Oleg and Alex has proposed documentation. And so for that. Yes, thanks very much and I, I have reviewed it and made my comments on it if others would like to view review it they are welcome to do so. I will review from me from me. I will try to do it tonight. Great. Thank you. Just requested review because otherwise, well, I will find it. That's okay I can, I can happily put you on as a requested review. Great. Alex was there anything you wanted to note as part of your, your work there on documenting it. So basically, I mean the easy CLA process is pretty much straightforward. Given you just click on the box comment file the CLA, whether it's an ICLA or CCLA click the submit button that's basically it you don't need to print anything out any longer or I don't know I think the old process was with GPG armoring and submitting that to the board. It's a more long gun that is handled by the Linux Foundation. The documentation I put in place just links to the documentation from the Linux Foundation, because they maintain their own documentation with screenshots, guiding you through the CLA process. They don't think we need to read invent the wheel there. Great. Thank you. Thanks very much. Any other items on easy CLA. Yeah, thank you Alex very much. So open action for me still no progress on the working groups transition, or retiring the Chinese Jenkins site further than it's already retired. It has already been removed from the header. So there isn't a Chinese selection here any longer however, the site is still available I believe it's at ZH. So, so we haven't taken the site down, but we also haven't received any new bug reports for the outdated install documentation that's that's visible there so I think already this first step has been a positive. And then I've still got the action, an active, an action item to archive the governance meeting notes. No progress there sorry, this one the retrospective on signing I've started detailing the timeline. And others are welcome to contribute. I've realized the timelines are actually two different timelines one for MSI and war, and one for PGP signing for RPM and Deb. And they have different they had different sets of problems and potentially different solutions, but I'm going to capture them in this single single document. Any questions or concerns there on those action items. Okay, then next upgrade from JIRA eight to JIRA nine Alex had noted that JIRA eight will be end of life later this year, and that we're using JIRA eight for issues that Jenkins that IO so I submitted a ticket to the Linux foundation, asking to schedule an upgrade, and they have proposed step one of the upgrade will happen on July six with an up to two hour outage for the database upgrade. Because the week of that week of the first full week of July is a good choice because in the US at least a number of people will take time off for the Independence Day holiday. So my thought was and they've, they'll do it Pacific time Pacific time afternoon. I think it's 2pm Pacific. So, after, well after working end of working day in Europe. Any questions or concerns about the JIRA eight to JIRA nine upgrade so this is step one a database upgrade. Then they'll takes later steps to perform other upgrades. Okay. Then next was, I've got a topic and maybe we should just let this one be discussed first, either in the developer list or elsewhere but what I saw was an article on new stack that talks about. Now allowing organizational donations to project to open source projects. And I wondered, is this something we should consider investigating further for Jenkins and finding a way to allow organizational donations from GitHub to be deposited into the Linux foundation LFX account where we track our funds. It's not that easy to do. Okay. So, we can definitely configure GitHub sponsors, and most likely it is something we should do, but GitHub sponsors. We're working on the UBS. I forgot the name of the service, but yeah there is an account we need to create. And this account would need to be created on behalf of the LFX charities. This is an organization. Oh, it's stripe account. So basically you have sponsors. He uses striped as a button. And then somebody, most likely the Linux foundation would need to somehow transfer the money from the stripe account to the Linux foundation. So that just I'm not sure it's really simple from the standpoint of the US law because a lot of charities is wrong profit and the Linux foundation is for profit. So most likely there is something else that would be needed. Okay, so, well, so I think you go ahead, Alex. I add a few thoughts to that. GitHub supports the concept of fiscal hosts for finance stuff. So you don't really need an personal bank account to transfer the money to. As far as I am aware the Linux foundation on the CNC F uses open collective as fiscal host to. I don't know if they use GitHub sponsors, but at least they have a fiscal house at open collective. It would be use similar to for the Jenkins project. But open collective is not the top sponsors. No, I mean, a GitHub transfers the money to the open collective account. For example, if we enable Jenkins for GitHub sponsors, the money would then go via GitHub sponsors to the open collective account of the Linux foundation, as fiscal host. So the money doesn't go to anyone's personal bank account. Yeah, it could be done. Well, basically, the tricky part for us is whatever we can figure it strike or open collective to get them on our account on a lot of facts. And the other problem as we learn is to actually use this money, because the process so far has been quite complicated every time we tried it. The question is whether we actually want to pull integration or whether you probably stuff on with the open collective account strike account and actually keep some cash there. For example, when you talk about the established to do so that can wait for a few months until the money are in goes. Okay, but if you talk about, we'll say, in terms of this depends and definitely can wait for several months. I think that we cannot go with a new institution. Oleg, I think you're one of the concerns you're voicing is the difficulty of getting funds out of the Linux found LFX crown funding and I agree that's difficult. I was worried more about getting funds into the Jenkins project. I think it's difficult to every time we do something specific like the summer of court. It requires so much funding that for small donations just makes no sense. So let's say several hours of work and the transfer and 50 bucks from the open collective account. I don't think that I would like to know. So this attention to have a kind of stable cash flow going through the system is one story. It's not what I would just stage this money as a standalone treasury and use it when funding. Alex did, did, did you were your were your comments understood and is there more that you wanted to note on it. I'm not sure that I'm understanding in detail yet. Yeah, I think I get Alex concern. Maybe. I don't know if there's an actual demand to use GitHub sponsor from our side. I haven't seen anyone requesting that we should enable that yet so I'm not sure if there's a demand. But on the other hand, I don't really track our crowdfunding profile within the Linux foundation so I don't know if anyone regularly add in dates there. Yeah, we have a few regular contributors. And we also have episodic one time contributions for the quite big ones. So, right now, the effects crowdfunding kind of works. I mean, we definitely receive more money there than we spend. Maybe this big expense report from our. But yeah, they think is that, again, we don't know how many people are ready to go to the Linux foundation service register the credit card on. Well, it helps us to be quite excited. And yeah, my good thing is that if you had this concept, the fall for us and we have made the option that was the sponsors file, it would help us to get some money. So I think what I'm hearing is based on based on no observed demand and I agree that I don't see any observed demand. And challenges associated with it we table it we know no further plans for now. Can can can reconsider in the future. Alex does that that work for you if we were to detect that someone needs wants to sponsor us through GitHub sponsors. Today we could point them to LFX crowdfunding and say hey pay it there. Yeah, I think we're already doing that. If I remember, if I remember correctly the sponsors file and GitHub points to crowdfunding, at least for Jenkins core. At some point we agreed that we don't want to put it in dot GitHub, because historically we have many years who have set up their own funding channels. So, and when we were setting up sponsors from the top, basically didn't work as override. So maybe now they picked it, but initially we just put up just a few repercussions. Okay, that makes sense. Great. All right, then. Is my order that terrible. I'm having to hearing you like a little bit. So they will try to find another headphones. But I think the topic is, is settled then anything else on that topic before we go to the next. Okay. So, and I think it may have been Bruno's actually microphone that was injecting some noise so I've muted Bruno. Great. All right, so next topic then was budget and expenses and this is just as far as I can tell we're up to date. The crowdfunding site shows our current budget balance. And so $8,763 US with my expense for the code signing certificate correctly shown, and the expense for the reimbursement to Vodek full on a that was took us a very long time to get done everything it seems to be correct there. Any questions on budget and expenses. And then was LFX tooling so Alex, this was a topic you had noted. Yeah, great to have all like here. You piloted the Jenkins project with an LFX security a couple of years ago. And I onboarded myself onto the project control center a couple of weeks ago to investigate into easy CLA and how everything works there. And I saw that the Jenkins project doesn't really use LFX security but uses it for the infrastructure organization. And I was wondering if there were any thoughts or concerns, why the we never on boarded that until the main Jenkins CI organization, given that as heavy use in other. Yeah, go ahead. So there was actually a pilot project between us sneak and the Linux Foundation. It was done as a part of LFX security to the zero. And unfortunately this pilot project couldn't go further because we were waiting for the Linux Foundation. So the story for us was that at that point I'm not sure about now the LFX security couldn't configure basic exceptions for false positives in any meaningful way. And there wasn't no facilities for organization management at all. So we used sneak directly it was possible but LFX security was basically reducing API to the subset that made it virtually impossible to use LFX security for Jenkins, without having 10s and hundreds of thousands of false positives. We spent some time talking to LFX team about that. And basically we gave up, because the LFX team was unable to provide us with a response what we actually do to resolve these issues. At that point, there was no even configuration through the repository available. And even now I believe that there is no global configuration through the GitHub. So, if we decide to enable it organization wise, it's going to be a pain for the maintainers. So someone is still probably wants to evaluate it. We enabled it for a few repositories so basically together with Olivier for a few intro projects where that are much more contained that Jenkins plugins. But Jenkins plugins due to the original packaging, which is classic Java packaging. It needs a bunch of patches to work as one would expect. Thanks for sharing your insights with me. Yeah, I was just a bit surprised, given Jenkins is the only project within the CD foundation, which is hasn't enabled it yet. So, but yeah, the background story makes sense to me. Yeah, so we could quite easily enable it for Jenkins core, but not for the plugins. At the moment, we could revisit that but why why couldn't it be enabled for plugins or like. Sorry. Why couldn't it be enabled for plugins, because every plugin declares an dependency on Jenkins core and other plugins and basically affects security as sneak by default. They basically take the dependencies as something that is bundled into HPI, which is not wrong. So basically, if you support the old Corvation, you get a lot of red plugs for all recent Jenkins security releases for releases of buggy dependencies, even if they're not physically bundled into the HPI file. How I see that makes sense. Again, it's a small matter of programming for classic stick, but LFX team when they were implementing LFX security one dot X, they basically did a design for that use case and we were dead in the water. And for LFX to to this way we started pilot because we wanted to adopt it. But at that point with an explanation team wasn't able to do it on that. So, and for communications, I still have emails somewhere but definitely we pulled from the project and it was approximately two or three months before I left for this. So, like, did I capture correctly here that if we were using sneak directly we could implement the the the awareness of the the special nature of plug in dependencies inside the Jenkins HPI files, but because of LFX securities, limited subset of sneak, we can't do it with elephant we couldn't do it then with LFX security. And this is important, you know, because I don't know what is the stage of LFX security now. Maybe they addressed some of the things. I mean, the whole LFX system has been in disarray due to some events. Well, they lost the product manager, then they lost the CTO pushing the LFX tools, then they basically had layoffs in the team, etc. So, I'm not sure what's the state of the LFX security right now, but ultimately we're still interested in adopting it. So there is an LFX tooling working group inside the CDF that has started their meetings. Tracy Reagan I believe is leading that. I've been in, I've been invited and I missed the most recent meeting. But intent plan to attend. Alex if you're interested I'd be happy to invite you along as well, particularly since you've got some interest in it. Yeah, I'm adding up to Alex concerns. I think the LFX security is more than just security nowadays given you can filter for blacklisted birds and go with dependency licenses is feel it feels like merging multiple tools into one that's like no longer really focus on just the security aspect. And like Alex said, they just added one single tool for scanning. So basically, it's now not blue jeans but something with a similar name plus sneak under the hood. But yeah, you're right that the scope were good expanded. But yeah. So what we have isn't really LFX security default because Jenkins uses custom packaging. So normally, if you do something like that you need to teach tools to handle the problem. But yeah, that's always a problem. Hey, Alex, anything else on the topic. No, that's it. Thanks for the explanation. All right, and oh like thanks. Thanks for the background. Thank you very much. Next topics I had we're on community activity and here my summaries may be weak so anyone should feel free to chime in on other summaries. My primary bandwidth reduction project is high on my list we met with JFrog last week and had a discussion with them they really want us to switch so that our the mirrors were maintaining of other repositories like repo one and the J get repository should stop because they're seeing a very high bandwidth use. However, that will require changes to our parent palms and that will require some changes to our use models and so we're worrying about how do we do that in a way that doesn't break things unnecessarily. So it's there's there's an awful lot to happen here in order to try to comply with JFrogs request. The next piece is that in UX sig meeting. Last week, it was agreed that the security team is going to heighten their reviews of changes to core for JavaScript and jelly for the next two months. So that we can assure that we don't to reduce the risk of having to do a security release to fix Jenkins with a due to a change in JavaScript or jelly. With the current activity in JavaScript and jelly it feels like it's a healthy thing. Thanks to Basel thanks to vatic felonie for that discussion and bringing it any questions on either of those two topics. No question just a little feedback. I requested three reviews from the security team earlier the same. That was three minor PRs. Nonetheless, all three PS got the green light within hours. So good. This is a positive sign that Alex concept is working out without slowing down and the time to merge of PRs. Very good. Thank you. The next topic then was prototype JS so in in our efforts to remove ancient code. Thanks to Tim Jacome and to Basel Crow prototype JS has been removed as a, the use of prototype JS has been removed from Jenkins 2.406 I believe and later. Optional flag has been added or an experimental flag has been added which will allow users to disable prototype completely. The epic is in progress. There's a lot to a lot of work to do to remove prototype from plugins before it can be removed from Jenkins core. This the tracking sheet shows the progress. Thanks Basel very much for maintaining the tracking sheet. Anything Basel that you want to note on prototype JS removal. No. Okay, thank you. Thanks very much for your your efforts and for Tim's efforts on it. Another upgrade is HTML unit two to HTML unit three, where we've now completed the upgrades for Jenkins core for test harnesses for the plugin palm and for the plugin bill of materials.  Basel I know you've been involved in this one anything that needs to be highlighted here. A lot of these pull requests to learn compiling it so they can't. You know I think that we should be making sure that they compile especially for the long tail of plugins with fewer than. I don't know 25,000 installations there's a lot of these that are orange, meaning that they cannot be merged since they don't compile. So be would be great to see some more work done to make these pull requests past the CI build so that the maintainers can then just click the merge button without having to do any additional work to get them to compile. Got it. Okay, so the color code here. This orange is PR file but not build passing and then it gets promoted to yellow when the build is passing. Yeah. So, below the 25,000 installation mark is a large amount of orange. Right. Technically it doesn't block integration unless it's bundled with the PCP or another framework like that. Yeah, although it's a liability in the sense that some future work will likely require a parent palm update. And that parent palm update will cascade into having to fix this problem if it isn't fixed now. Right. Yeah, that for me is the biggest, the biggest headache there is if someone doesn't do this, but then later requires a parent palm upgrade. If they're stuck they'll have to do the the html unit three transition in addition to everything else that they that might have been on their list so some urgent security fix or whatever could be blocked. Simply because they we we didn't get this piece of debt. They didn't get this piece of debt resolve first. I don't think that. Well, you have to mention the spirit fix that way updating the parent palm would be mandatory. So for me it's rather a minor risk. Okay. Anyway, thanks for submitting all this PRs. And then in terms of the color code. Oh right the the blueish color is hey we're just not worried about it and it we're not worried about it because for instance, four years out of date and well under 2000 installs those kind of things. Okay. Yeah, that's, that's great. Anything else on html unit three. Then next item was Google summer of code and it's progressing. We've got four student for contributor projects. Thanks to john mark, Chris Stern, Alyssa Tong and Bruna velocity. There are organization admins thanks to the four mentor teams. Each mentor team has at least two mentors involved most of them have three. And progress is going forward the next the midterm presentations will be July 6 2023. Oops, it would help if I put the right July 6 2023. Any questions on Google summer of code. Okay, then the last item I had on the list was early end of life for Cento seven. It's been announced. It's been declared it's now appearing in warnings it will appear to LTS users beginning with Wednesdays 2.401.2. So if they're running that old operating system we're trying trying in multiple ways to inform them that they need to get off that thing. Any questions or concerns there. All right, any other topics for discussion today.


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