بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم والصلاة والسلام وعلى سيدنا محمد وعلى آلهي وصحبه وسلم يا ربنا لك الحمدك ما ينبغي بإمكانك معظيم سلطانك اللهم يمقلب القلوب والأبصار ثبت قلوبنا على دينك بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم today insha'Allah we will be talking about several Suras so we will be starting insha'Allah with Surat al-Duha بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم we know that Sayedna محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم started with the Dawah calling to Allah سبحانه و تعالى three years in secret and then Allah سبحانه و تعالى ordered him to go in public so Quraysh started to oppose Sayedna محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم to belay him and to torture his companions and at one time the revelation stopped and here the non-believers said you see this is a sign that Gabriel is not coming down with any new revelation so his Lord has abandoned him and he is no more loved by his Lord so Allah سبحانه و تعالى revealed this Surat and this Surah with it it starts with a swear Allah سبحانه و تعالى it starts with an oath Allah is swearing by the by time he is swearing by a Dhuha he is swearing by a Lail so what's the importance of this we see that we said that there was an interval in which Gabriel stopped revealing any Qur'an to Sayedna محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم so Allah سبحانه و تعالى Sayedna محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم thought that Allah might not be pleased with him for something that he has done or he was so worried why what happened why the revelations stopped so the theme of this Surah is to consult Sayedna محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم and the object is to remove the anxiety and the distress that Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم had because of the suspension of revelation so the Surah starts with وضحة it's an oath by time و الليل إذا سجأ and Allah سبحانه و تعالى so he is swearing by the forenoon full of light and by the night when it darkens Allah is swearing by time he's swearing about what ما ودعك ربك وما قلع you Lord has neither abandoned you nor he hates you so Allah سبحانه و تعالى says he has not forsaken you nor he is displeased with you as what the مشركين are claiming و للأخيرة خير لك من الأولى so the last indeed the hereafter is better for you than the present سيد محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم used to sleep on a straw mat one day he woke up and it left a mark on his body so his companion said will you allow us to prepare something softer for you softer than this straw mat and سيد محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم would I care about this dunya so ما لي و للدنيا إنما مثل و مثل الدنيا كراك بنظلة تحت ذلي شجرة ثم راح وترتها I am like someone who is moving who is traveling along the way and he got tired he sat down under the shade of a tree he rested then he went on again so he is not caring about the dunya but Allah سبحانه وتعالى said و للأخيرة خير لك من الأولى the hereafter is better for you than the present و لسوف يُعطيك ربك فترضا verly your lord will give you so much that you shall be well pleased so don't pay attention to what they are saying Allah has prepared for you what pleases you in the day after Allah will please say سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم and what pleases سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم the most is his ummah he was always worried about his ummah and Allah سبحانه وتعالى promised him لنسوك في أمتك we will not let you down we will make you pleased we will please you with your ummah so Allah has prepared a lot for سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم he prepared the river of Kauffer with pearls on its banks the mud of this river on its banks is the strongest fragments of musk سبحانه وتعالى so this is just one thing then Allah سبحانه وتعالى is saying سيدنا محمد did he not find you an orphan and gave you shelter so we know his father died while his mother was still pregnant with him and his mom died when he was six he was under the guardianship of his grandfather when his grandfather died it was the age of eight so his uncle Abu Talib continued to take responsibility he continued to protect him to assist him to honor him to restrain people from harming him so all that was you were an orphan but you were sheltered so ووجد كبال لمسهده and he found you looking for the truth and he guided you we know that قرش used to worship idols but سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم never did so he used to go to the cave just to be with Allah سبحانه وتعالى and to contemplate to look for the truth and Allah سبحانه وتعالى has guided him ووجد كبال لمسهده so the word بال لم is looking for the truth ووجد كعائل لمسهده and he found you poor and made you rich so in his childhood he was poor but he was blessed when he was at the house of his uncle when they used to serve the food if anyone starts the food before him the food will not suffice everybody but his uncle noticed that when سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم used to start the food then it will be enough for everybody and there will be leftovers so this was one of his richness that he was blessed another thing he was successful also when he went with for trading for سيدة خديجة رضي الله عنها he got back with so much wealth with so much benefit so wealth is described by سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم he said ليس الغينا عن كثرة العرب ولكن الغينا غينا النفس wealth is not determined by abundance of propositions but wealth is the richness of the soul there are so many poor people but you feel that they are the happiest people on earth because they are close to الله سبحانه وتعالى they know the taste of what it means the taste of being close to الله سبحانه وتعالى so they don't care about this trivial dunya ووجدك عائل المفاغنة فأن مليتي مفالا تقارد therefore do not be harsh on the orphans do not treat orphans with oppression so treat them with kindness treat them with good manners be a counsel to them that they lost they are one of their parents so be good to them make them forget what they lost make them live be able to live happily and do not put down the one who asks and asking can be in two different things so the first one someone might ask for help because of poverty he would ask for anything someone might ask you for knowledge and beware of keeping knowledge to yourself if you know it and sayidna Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم knows that it's not easy to spread knowledge so he says خاطبوا الناس على قدر عقولها talk to people according to their according to their way of understanding وأما بي نعمة ربكة فحدث وشكرا عليهم وشكرا فتاة الله وطعانا for all his bounties شكرا لك شكرا لك شكرا لك شكرا لك for creating lovely scenery around you شكرا for rain شكرا لك for everything and the best way لت container for giving you good health is to pray two rak'as of duha every day duha prayer is a sunnah and it's time starts after 10-15 minutes after sun rises until 10-15 minutes before dhuhr prayer before azan prayer before azan prayer so just two rak'as يجب أن نشكر الله سبحانه وتعالى لأجل المساعدة التي يفعلها ونستطيع نشكر الله سبحانه وتعالى ونستطيع نشكره لذا نقول اللهم لا أحصي تناء وعليك أنت كما أسنيت على نفسك لا أستطيع أن أشكرك كيف يجب أن تجربك يا الله لذا يجب أن يكون الأنجل لديه كاتلوغ إذا كان يجب أن يفعل هذا يجب أن يخبرك كثيرا وكثيرا وكثيرا وكثيرا وكثيرا وكثيرا إذا كان يفعل هذا يجب أن يخبرك كثيرا وكثيرا once they heard a slave of Allah saying يا ربي لك الحمد كما ينبغي لجلال وجه كوعظيم سلطانك that is for you Allah that is suitable to the grace of your face and the greatness of your supreme authority يا ربي لك الحمد كما ينبغي لجلال وجه كوعظيم سلطانك so they asked Allah we don't have this we don't know how much good deeds to write for him and Allah said write it as is and I will reward him for this in the day after يا ربي لك الحمد كما ينبغي لجلال وجهك وعظيم سلطانك one of the highest forms of الله سبحانه وتعالى okay I have I prepared something I don't know if I can share my screen with you okay so I prepared this سورة الدحا what's going on سورة الدحا there is another way of reading سورة الدحا and this is the only سورة in the Qur'an that we can read it in two different ways so the first and the second these are the oath we will start from the ayah after ما ودعك ربك ومقل and I'm going from right to left same way as we write ما ودعك ربك ومقل and then we write the second ayah ولا الأخيرة تخير لك من الأولى ولا سوف يعطيك ربكة ترضى then go down and write the next three ayahs on the second line the second line and on the third line write the third the last three ayahs and the secret is read the column by column so if we read ما ودعك ربك ومقل ألم يجدك يتيما فآوى فأما يتيما فلا تقر so your lord neither abandoned you nor he hates you then did he not find you an orphan and gave you shelter therefore do not be harsh to the orphan if we move to the second column we read ولا الأخيرة تخير لك من الأولى ووجدك ضالا فهدا وأما السائلة فلا تنهر indeed hereafter is better for you than the present he found you looking for the truth and guided you do not put down the one who asks and the one who wants to learn about the the truth the last column ولا سوف يعطيك ربكة فترضى ووجدك عائلا فأغنى فأما بنعمة ربكة فحدث فهما your lord will give you so much that you shall be pleased well pleased and he found you poor and made you rich and proclaim the grace of your lord so if you think of the way كلمة بشكل جيد. سيكون مجموعة. وهذا فقط صورة في القرآن. يمكنك أن تخبرها مثل هذا وفهمها في طريقة جيدة. حسنا. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم. دعنا نذهب. حسنا. الآن نذهب إلى صورة الشرح. ونحن نعلم سيد محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم. عندما كنت صديقين يأخذون ويأخذون صورة الشرح. يأخذون صورة الشرح من صورة الشرح. ونحن نعلم هذه الصورة. الله سبحانه وتعالى يقول ألم نشرح لك صبرك. لن نلومن your heart. لن نلومن your heart. الله يأخذون صورة الشرح من سيد محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم. لا يوجد طريقة للشيطان في هناك. ويأخذون كبير ويقرأون رسالة ومسج ومتساعدونها للأمور. ووضعنا عنك ويزرق. نأخذون صورة من تحديد المسج. من تحديد المسج. الله سبحانه وتعالى عندما ترى أبي يعمل يوم ويوم فقط للتحديد لأنه يحبهم. فقط أعتقد سيد محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم. سيد محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم يحبه كل أمه. وكانه من who would leave his pulpit of light on the day of judgment and go wondering and begging الله سبحانه وتعالى to forgive his ummah and to make sure that his ummah none of his ummah none of the Muslims would stay in jahannam he would take the records and go and argue and argue he will do his best so that he will have his ummah saved. This was a burden for him. ووضعنا عنك ويزرق الذي أنقض ظهرك so this weighed heavy upon you so we removed you we removed from you the heavy burden that was weighing your back ورفعنا عنك ذكرك we have raised high your fame and your name how did Allah سبحانه وتعالى do that first of all in adhan when we say أشهدوا الله إلا الله وأشهدوا أن محمد الرسول الله so Allah سبحانه وتعالى has put his name with the name of سيدنا محمد رسول الله when his name so this is the first step for a person to be a Muslim he would mention the name of سيدنا محمد رسول الله أشهدوا الله إلا الله وأشهدوا أن محمد رسول الله also Allah سبحانه وتعالى has put his name with the name of سيدنا محمد رسول الله on on the arch so when Adam عليه السلام asked Allah سبحانه وتعالى for forgiveness after he ate from the tree he said I ask you to forgive me with the blessings of محمد and Allah asked him how do you know about محمد he said hasn't he been so loved to you and so special to you you wouldn't have written his name with your name on the on the arch ورفعنا لك ذكرك so Allah has raised high the name of سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم he was he was 14 over 1400 40 years back but his name is mentioned today and it will will keep will be mentioned will stay mentioned till the day after till the end of the of the dunya and in it's the day after and the the paradise will not be open unless it opens its doors فإنما مع العصر يسر Verily along with every hardship is relief with difficulty there is ease so this means that Allah سبحانه وتعالى will give you victory إنما مع العصر يسر and verily with difficulty there is relief so this is reaffirming by repeating that Allah will give victory to سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم if you look at the word العصر you find that it starts with ال is equals ذا in English it's a definite article so we are talking about something definite about one thing but if you look at the word يسر it doesn't have ال at the beginning so ease is is not counted it's not just one thing it's all the type of ease إنما مع العصر يسر فإن فرغ تفنصن and سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم says in the hadith for فإن مع العصر يسر that so the عصر which is one will not will not conquer or will not overcome two users which are uncountable فإذا فرغ تفنصن so now this is a message for everyone when you are done with your worldly affairs and its tasks then devout yourself to Allah's worship فنصب stay with Allah and do your prayers remember Allah وإلا ربك فرغ and turn your attention to Allah سبحانه وتعالى so you too take time to be with الله سبحانه وتعالى and the best time to be with Allah is the time before prayer where everyone is sleeping where you have time that will not be nothing will cause you to be away from enjoying this time with Allah سبحانه وتعالى you are alone with Allah سبحانه وتعالى ألا يحب كل حبيب أن يخلو بحبيب doesn't everyone like to be alone with the one who he loves so take the advantage of this time now we move to سورة تين سورة تين talks about the places where revelation started where revelation happened so what are these revelations what team we will be talking about the places here so Allah when we start with the ayah we said that this is an oath so Allah is swearing by the places where revelation was revealed was descended so what team was they too what is the place what is the team and the Allah has to do with places take the place where they are highly produced where they are planted a team is way produced and you can get it in بلاد الشان which is Lebanon, Syria Palestine and Jordan as Zaytoun the best place to give Zaytoun is Jerusalem and Palestine so these are sacred places that Allah سبحانه وتعالى is swearing with now if you see the fruit the food item in this ayah we find that Allah سبحانه وتعالى I heard this once from sheikh khatri someone told me that sheikh khatri said it so Allah started with a team and followed it by Zaytoun so team is better than the Zaytoun how first of all it's sweet it's delicious you can eat it all you don't throw anything of a fig so the fig is better than Zaytoun Zaytoun if you just pick up one olive and eat it it's so you can swallow it so this is the taste tasting and you throw the pit of the Zaytoun of the olives so the team is better than the Zaytoun so Allah سبحانه وتعالى also he is swearing by a team because of its importance earlier when Sayyidina Adam was naked because he ate the from the tree that he used to cover here to cover his parts his private parts will be the leaves of the figs also team is important Zaytoun is important now when it was at the time of Sayyidina Muhammad Sayyidina نوح عليه السلام and they were on the ship so there was the flood Allah sent a bird and he in his he had a piece of Zaytoun leaf just a small piece so that gave the idea for Sayyidina نوح that the flooding is getting and that they are close to to earth now the water is going to recite so team and Zaytoun are important وطوري سينين and by the mount of Sayyidina where Allah سبحانه وتعالى this is the mount which Allah سبحانه وتعالى spoke to Musa عليه السلام so this is a sacred place also و هذا البلد الأمين هذا البلد الأمين and by this city of peace this city of peace is مكة المكرمة where sayyidina محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم was born so مكة was honored because sayyidina محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم was born in it and revelation started in محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم says when he conquered Makkah whoever enters Makkah is safe لقد خلقنا الإنسان في أحسان تقوين verily we created man in the best form and this is the best image he standing upright he is attractive beautiful Allah سبحانه وتعالى given him the intellect تمرددنا هو فلسافلين but he is heedless and he followed his desires and he was astray so his destination will be health fire for those who denied for those who disobeyed for those who belied إلا الذين أمن وعملوا الصالحات فلهم أجروا ان غيروا ممنون except for those who believe and do righteous deeds so they shall have they shall have every word without end أجروا الغيروا ممنون فما يوكذبك بعدوا بالدين then what causes you to deny son of Adam the one who created you will resurrect you why be lying أليس الله بأحكم الحاكمين isn't Allah the best of all judges he doesn't oppress nor do any injustice to anyone when we read this أليس الله بأحكم الحاكمين we answer بلا الله أحكم الحاكمين yes, Allah is the best of all judges if we ask how come الله سبحانه وتعالى gives the best of all judges so they are so rich they are so happy we say that dunya is their paradise so they will enjoy it but they will be punished in the day after الله سبحانه وتعالى you help ولا يحمي he gives chance so if someone wants to repent but he would never neglect anything and that's why الله سبحانه وتعالى isn't the best of all judges then in سورة العلاق we know that this is the beginning of this surah the first that was revealed to sayidina muhammad we know the story that when sayidina muhammad was in ghar hira he got him and he said I'm not a reader then he took him and pressed him so severely until he was breathless so this happened three times and then he said what would I read he said so this is the first that was revealed to sayidina muhammad it's an urge for us to read to learn to keep looking for the truth just to use our mind read in the name of you lord who created صلاق الإنسان من علق created man from a clot created man from a clot of blood then it turned to flesh and then he made him a human being I see someone is tracing their hand but I don't see okay now يقرأ وربك الأكرم read and your lord is the most generous because Allah SWT one of his generosity he honored man with knowledge so we have to spread this knowledge الذي علم بالقلم Allah SWT talked man what he did not know he talked by the pen so the pen has no soul yet it's capable of making people understand what each others write this way we have books we write we write our thoughts so others can read them and benefit from them علم الإنسان ما لم يعلم he talked man Allah talked man what he did not know and that's why we ask Allah SWT اللهم علنا من علمك لدني يا الله teach us of your your divine knowledge give us of your knowledge كلا إن الإنسان ليطغى never really man does transgress so man behave rebelliously when he believes that okay I have man I have money I have people I have children I have everything then he starts to pull a string and that's why Bounties and Mi'am is a test for the man will he thank Allah or will he just go astray and رأى هستغنى because he considers himself self-sufficient and has an abundance of wealth, honor, rank children he crosses boundaries of servitude to Allah SWT but Allah is saying إذن إلى ربك الرجع surely to your Lord is the return this is a threat to man he will hold man accountable to the wealth where did you get it from how did you spend it man will be accountable for his deeds with a good or evil رأيت اللذي ينهى عبدن إذا صلى so have you seen him who prevents a servant when he prays أبو جهل يانقل سيد محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم used to threaten if you pray in front of here in the Kaaba then I will step on your neck and he was a harsh man he prevented he wanted to prevent from praying so رأيت إن كان على الهودة but what happened he promised if you pray then I will do it I will step on your neck so when he saw that he was praying so he went to torture him and he stopped as if he saw something and he was going back back very frightened and scared and when he was asked he said there was a ditch and had he come near me the angels would have torn him رأيت إن كان على الهودة what do you think if this man is on the right path أو أمرة بالتقوة or if he is Allah or just people to be righteous رأيت إن كذب وطولة so you what do you think this person belied and he went away he turned away ألم يعلم بأن الله يرى this is a threat from Allah does he not know that Allah sees him that Allah will compensate for what he is doing will punish him for his bad deeds كلا لأللم ينتهي لنصف عن بالناسية نا إذا لم يرى أو إذا لم يرى then we shall drag him by his forluck ناصية إن كان ذبة خاطئة and lying sinful forehead فليدعو ناديا then let him call up on his council let him call his tribe everyone whom he used to be proud of let him call them سندرو الزبانية we will call out the guards of hellfire the angel of torments كلا لا تطير هوزج الوقتر ابنان محمد don't obey him keep prostrating keep getting nearer to Allah do not obey him he is forbidding you Allah is going to to protect you سيد محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم says do not obey him and for prostrate and draw nearer to Allah سيد محمد says أقرب ما يكون العبد من ربه وهو ساجد فأكثير الدعاء the closest that a servant can be to his lord is when he is in the state of prostration in the state of sujud therefore make abundant of supplication make a lot of dua when you are making sujud in سورة القدر الله سبحانه و تعالى is swearing is telling us about the Quran what happens so we all know this is a night a unique night of honor glory we spend it always with Quran we spend it with prayer with remembering الله سبحانه و تعالى so in general Ramadan is month of spiritual training Muslims strive hard in the last days of Ramadan so to me play little qadr and Allah سبحانه و تعالى says إلا أنزلناه في ليلة القدر so this is one of the merits of a night of qadr that the Quran descended down all at once in ليلة القدر so we sent the Quran down in the night of ليلة القدر and say the haisha said say the Muhammad SAW ما أقوله في ليلة القدر what should I say in ليلة القدر I know that this is the night of ليلة القدر he says say oh Allah you are forgiving and you love forgiveness so forgive me so this should be our prayer in ليلة القدر ask Allah for forgiveness و ما أدرى كما ليلة القدر and what do you know of this is destiny so it's the night in which Allah entrusts the decrees of destiny to the angels to be informed this is a qadr ليلة القدر خذر من الفشار the night of a qadr is better than a thousand months so the night of power the night of qadr is better for you to experience and to enjoy more worship in it the deeds more than one thousand months of your personal life so this is one thousand months it equals to 83 years of worship ليلة القدر is more than that it's better than that ليلة القدر there in ليلة القدر descend the angels the angels by their lord's commission in every matter they come down with all that has been determined for the year that's coming so الله سبحانه و تعالى سيد محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم says that the angels are more than that the number of angels on earth at that night is more than the number of people so what happens in ليلة القدر in ليلة القدر of Quran Al-Kareem it was revealed to the lord sky just as one time and then it began to be revealed to sayidina Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم and then it began to be revealed to sayidina Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم which means five eyes five eyes it's a peaceful night that extends till they break the next morning so the angels give the greeting of peace during ليلة القدر to the people in masjid in mosques who are spending it in ibadah who are praying at home so for the people who do ليلة القدر who make the qiyam of ليلة القدر until the fajr and sayidina Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم says وغفر له ما تقدم من دنبي whoever stands in prayer may he hia ليلة القدر with faith and expecting reward from Allah سبحانه وتعالى he will be forgiven for his previous sins سبحان الله ليلة القدر then we will go to سورة البينة we saw that in سورة العلق سورة العلق contains the very first revelation يقرأ سورة القدر shows when it was revealed in we said in ليلة القدر then سورة التين shows where it was revealed مكة and سورة البينة explains here in this Sura why it was necessary to send a messenger along with this holy book so the Sura talks about or shows the response of the people of the book to the Quran what happened we will read about it we will explain this now so there were there were so they الله سبحانه وتعالى says لم يكن الذين كفروا من أهل الكتاب والمشتكين من فكين حتى تأتيهم البينة those who disbelieve from among the people of the scripture and the idolaters they will not change and correct their ways until they are presented with clear evidence حتى تأتيهم البينة until they have a clear evidence so what is so what is البينة البينة is رسولا من الله يتلو صفوفا المطهرة so they will not desist from their unbelief until a clear evidence comes to them which is سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم a messenger from Allah reciting purified pages فيها and these are the pages of the Quran to take them out from darkness into light فيها كتبا مقيمة wherein are upright books which have no mistakes the purified pages contain laws that are fear that are just that are balanced فيها كتبا مقيمة وما تفرق الذين أوتوا الكتابة إلا من بعد ما جاءتهم البينة the people of the book the people of the scripture do not divide into sects until after a clear evidence was presented to them سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم says all sects are going to be in fire except one and they ask him who are there صلى الله عليه وسلم and he says ما أنا عليه وأصحابه what I and my companions are upon so this is the right path وما أميروا إلا ليعبدوا الله مخلصين له الدين حنثاء and the only command they were given was to worship الله سبحانه وتعالى sincerely and purely for him and for him alone their intentions in their worship is only for the sake of Allah avoiding shirk taking another God with Allah and being truly devout to oneness حنثاء so not associating anything to Allah سبحانه وتعالى anyone with him ويقيموا الصلاة Travelling and to perform one's prayer or to establish prayer and look at them They hear that يقيموا الصلاة means, they should be present There should be presence in their prayer they visit and they paybecue in this battle to purify their wealth this who powerful and this is the right religion This is the true لذلك يجب أن تكون خلط. إن الذين كفروا من أهل الكتاب والمشركين في ناري جهنما خالدين فيها أولائكهم شرروا البرية. الذين يعتقدون أنه من المجردين والمشركين will be in Hellfire forever. They are the worst of them. They are the worst of them. They are the worst of them. They are the worst of creatures. The torment will not end. Will not decrease. It will be eternal. Where is the second part. إن الذين آمنوا وعملوا الصالحات as for those who believed and did righteous deeds أولائكهم خيروا البرية. They are indeed the best of all creatures. And remember that. Always remember that. The worst. آمنوا وعملوا الصالحات. So there should be belief. And there should be good actions. Belief without good action is not enough. Good action without belief is not enough. Together. آمنوا وعملوا الصالحات. So these are the best of people. The best of creatures. جزائهم عند ربهم. جناتوا عبد من تجري من تحتها الأمهار وخالدين فيها أبدا. They reward with their Lord. They reward with their Lord on the day of judgment is eternal pardons. Eternal jannahs. Paradise. With rivers flowing underneath them. They will remain there forever. It will be eternal happiness for them. رضي الله عنهم وردو عنهم. Allah is well pleased with them. And they are well pleased with him for the reward that he has prepared for them. ذلك اللي منخشية ربه. That is the reward for him for who fears his Lord. The person who worships Allah سبحانه وتعالى. عزيب يسيز الله سبحانه وتعالى. التستدي رضي الله عن سب. الله معي. الله ناظري. الله شادي. Allah is with me. Allah is looking over me. Allah is watching me. So when someone has the companionship of Allah سبحانه وتعالى all the time, then he will feel so bad to dismay Allah سبحانه وتعالى. In Surah Al-Zilzala, then Allah سبحانه وتعالى says, we shall also find, so in this Surah, we shall also find the earth poking on the day of judgment. So what will happen? إذا زلزلت الأرض زلزالها. وأخرجت الأرض وأثقالها. So when the earth shakes and gets out all the burdens that are buried inside. So it throws all the dead people that are buried inside. So what will happen? Man will cry at that time. He would shout, what's going on? وقال الإنسان مالها. What's happening? So man will say, what's going on? What's the matter? Who are people who are casted out are stunned with what's going on. يوم إذن تحدثوا أخبارها. So that day, the earth will declare its information. Each patch of earth where a person may have been wrong, may have done something wrong it will testify of him. It will bear witness against that scenery. And the same if someone is good then that earth will witness on him. So you're waiting to have this أخبارها. It will speak of what people did upon its surface. And said by Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم asked, do you know what is its information? فإن أخبارها أن تشهد على كل عبد وأما بما عملة على الضقها أن تقول عملة كذا وكذا يوم كذا وكذا فهذه أخبارها. So verily, its information is that it will testify against every male and female بأن ربك أوحالها and it will speak out because Allah commanded it to speak. يوم إذن يصدروا الناس وأشتاتاً ليورا وأعمالهم that day mankind all people will will be will split into two groups they will split into groups to be shown the fruits of their labour فما يعمل مثقالة درعت خيراً يرع whoever does the smallest act of good shall see it وما يعمل مثقالة درعت يرع because the smallest act of evil will also see it سو يرنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم says إتقل مارا ولو بشكل تمر get away from fire fear fire even by giving half a date in charity or even by saying a single good word and remember don't ever say oh this is a small sin it will be okay I will do it no just watch yourself watch who did you disobey لا تنظر إلى صغر المعصية بالنظر إلى من عصيت so sins that are taken lightly these are the sins that will destroy man so this was سورة العاديات I'm sorry we are going a little bit we have just a few more minutes to go so in سورة العاديات we see that the sura starts with what العاديات are the running horses this is what the word العاديات means so the sura starts with والعاديات with a wow then Allah is swearing let's see Allah swears by the horses that run into the battles in his path في سبيل الله they are fighting for the sake of Allah and this when they run they run so they are so speedy so they run and pant so this is which is the ببح is the heavy breathing sound heard from the horse when it runs فالموريات قدح so when they run so fast they're striking sparks of fire from their hooves فالموريات صبحة and scouring to raid a dawn so the raid is carried out in the early morning time why? سيد محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم used to perform his raids in the morning because he would wait did the people become Muslim is there the sound of فجر أذان? if not then he will attack them فأثرنا به نقا so when the horses run the running causes clouds of dust فاوسطنا به جما and penetrating the midst of the disbelieving enemy to the brave fighters on very strong horses so Allah is swearing what? إنه الإنسان اللي ربهي لكنود so this is the subject of what is being spoken about really man is ungrateful to his Lord man is ungrateful for the favors that Allah سبحانه وتعالى has given him the word canoud canoud is the one who counts the committees and forget Allah's favors he always remembers the bad things that's happening and he forgets to thank Allah for the good things that he has إن الإنسان اللي ربهي لكنود وإنه على الناس كلا شهيد and Allah so witnesses that man is ungrateful or man himself sometimes feels that what am I doing so وإنه على ذلك لشهيد وإنه لحب الخير لشجيد and indeed man is extreme in his love of pleasures of wealth and of all good stuff he spends time loving and collecting wealth and money but أفلا يعلم إذا باتر ما في القبول does he not know what is in the graves is resurrected أفلا يعلم إذا باتر ما في القبول the bird dead are being brought out وحص لما في القبول and what is in their heart is completely exposed all their actions are made apparent إن ربهم بهم يوم إذن لخبير on that day they were all acquainted with them إنهم جميعا وخبروا وهم سوف يتكلمون when the most deserving reward or the most deserving punishment سورة القارع سورة القارع سورة القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع مل القارع وما هم بسكارة ولكن عطاب الله شديد This is Surat Al-Hajj On the day of judgment you will see that every nursing mother will be distracted from the child she was nursing And every pregnant woman will abort her pregnancy The people will appear intoxicated while they are not But the punishment of Allah is severe يوم يكون الناس كالفراش المكثوث وتكون الجبال كالعيني المنفوش And the mountains will be like wolf raided They will fade, the mountains will fade anyway and they will be thrown apart فأما من طقولة موازينة now الله سبحانه وتعالى is talking about the two groups Those who are winners فأما من طقولة موازينة Then as for him who's good deeds balance will be heavy with the good deeds So his good deeds are more than his bad deeds And he will have present life in paradise وما من طقولة موازينة But as for him who's good deeds balance will be light So his bad deeds are more فأمه هواوية So his forehead will be هواوية هواوية is to fall into the depth To fall from high to depth is called هواوية So they will be thrown into hellfire وما أدراك مهيه and what is that نارن حامية It's a fire in blazing fire A blazing fire, extremely heated fire سيد محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم says the lightest person will have a man And the lightest of the torment will be for a man who will have two sandals that will close his brain to boy So this is the bad torment that will be for the people of hellfire And one day the hellfire complained to its lord and said oh lord some devour or demolish other parts of me So الله سبحانه وتعالى permitted it to take to breath One breath in the winter and one breath in the summer And thus the most severe cold that we experience in the winter is from the hellfire's cold And the most severe heat that we experience in summer is from its heat الله مأجرنا من النار هو الله protect us يا أرحم الراحمين يا رب العالمين We ask you for forgiveness and we ask you to be pleased with us وصلى الله عليه وسيدينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه وسلم And sorry we took so long a long time today جزاكم الله خير for listening إن شاء الله we will be meeting next time Next week will be our last session إن شاء الله we will finish the till the end of the jaza إن شاء الله السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته


In this video, we provide the solution to question number three for the practice exam number one for math 1060 And we're asked to find the distance between the points 2 comma 5 and 4 comma negative 1 So we just want to apply the distance formula which is derived from the Pythagorean equation The distance between these is going to be the square root. Well, let's just write the formula first of all It's going to be the square root of x1 minus x2 squared plus Y1 minus y2 squared all inside of the square root and be aware the square root does not cancel out with these squares Otherwise that would be the distance formula we use Using the specific numbers here. We're going to get 2 minus 4 squared plus 5 minus a negative 1 square. That's a double negative. So it's actually going to be a positive You're going to get 5 plus 1 And then of course we have 2 minus 4 All inside the square root 2 minus 4 is going to give us a negative 2 squared 5 plus 1 is a 6 So we get 6 squared Don't be too worried about the negative sign there because when you square negative it's going to become positive anyways So you're going to get 4 plus 36 all inside of the square root This adds together to be the square root of 40 if you search among the answers You don't see the square root of 40 Probably what happens is they're going to expect you to simplify the square root there 40 Of course factors as 4 times 10 for being a perfect square So this is the square root of 4 times the square root of 10 the square root of 4 is 2 So we get the distance is 2 times the square root of 10 So we see that the correct answer is choice D


And off we go. Thanks for joining us. Welcome to today's CNCF live webinar. Let's talk about innovation and open source container developing developer tooling. I'm Libby Schultz and I'll be moderating today's webinar. I'm gonna read our code of conduct and then hand over to Phil Estes, principal at Amazon Web Services. A few ha... Before we get started, during the webinar, you're not able to talk as an attendee, but you can pop all your questions and comments into the chat box when we'll get to them as soon as we can. This is an official webinar of the CNCF and as such is subject to the CNCF code of conduct. Please do not add anything to the chat or questions that would be in violation of that code of conduct. Basically, please be respectful of all your fellow participants and presenters. Please also note that the recording and slides will be posted later today to the CNCF online programs page at community.cncf.io under online programs. They're also available via your registration link you use to join us today and will be on our online programs YouTube playlist. With that, I will hand things over to Phil. All right, thanks so much, Libby. Sorry for the delay in getting started. As usual, there's always technology fund. And so my colleague here at AWS, Chris Short, is driving the slides because my system refused to play well with the Bevy tool. So, and I kind of hope to show some demos of Finch. I don't know if we'll figure that out when we get there, but for now we'll dive in and thanks again for hanging on while we got things started. So yeah, today I first, I think we'll start with some background so it makes sense why we're still talking and innovating around container developer tooling, command line clients, how you actually build and run and talk to registries when you're working with containers. So why don't you hop to that next slide, Chris? So it's been exactly 10 years since the Docker command line was famously demoed by Solomon Hikes at, I believe it was PyCon in April of 2013, and it's forever immortalized on the internet with his misspelled hello world, which had the crowd laughing along with him. But, you know, we've come a long way in 10 years. Next slide. And, you know, for the most part, I assume if you're building containers, yes, there has been some amazing work by Microsoft to have Windows containers. But, you know, when we started this journey, you know, people were building for a Linux platform. And so the concepts that make up containers, again, if we ignore Windows for a minute, are all about Linux technologies like namespaces and C-groups. And these were pieces of the Linux kernel. And I just saw Chris disappear, which means our slides have disappeared. So hopefully he'll come back in a minute. Uh-oh, here he is. Apologies. No problem at all. So I assume we get those slides back in a second. Yeah, so if we go to the next slide, you know, we've been building containers for Linux, and it's not just that these kernel features are critical to, you know, even the concept of what a container is, this process that's isolated in very specific ways. But there's other technologies we've added to that around security like SE Linux or App Armor, Setcom profiles, how images are even constructed, this idea of layers and these file system constructs of copy or unwrite file systems and the Linux capability system. These are all very integrated into our concept of what containers are. And so we're used to building and operating containers in the context of Linux. Next slide.  Is it Linux or is it a Windows machine? It's many times dependent on your employer and, you know, the machine that they have is a common build that developers get in your company or a preference that you have for, you know, having a MacBook like many people do these days. Next slide. If you try and look for data, it's pretty tricky. So I, you know, distilled a lot of my rabbit trailing down to some averages. Mac OS and Windows, you know, again, you can quibble about specific percentages, but potentially up to 80% of developers aren't using Linux at work. And so when we marry these two things we've discussed, you know, what's that system that I'm, that my keyboard is attached to that I work with every day and where am I trying to run containers that I'm building and testing in my local environment, mostly targeting Linux? There's a mismatch there. Next slide. So, you know, now we're struck with this problem. I want to work with Linux containers, but I'm not on Linux. And a very easy solution that many people, including myself, used for years was, well, I can, you know, just have Linux in a VM somewhere. I can use it in the cloud. I can run, you know, software like parallels on my MacBook or on my Windows system, or I can use VMware. And yes, I mean, this is definitely a possibility. Now I'm running, you know, whatever that container software is, the Docker engine or container D or Creo on a Linux system. And I interact with it by having this VM. And, you know, maybe there's some complexity around now. I have to SSH in or I have to share file systems across this boundary and it becomes a little less easy to do my work. Next slide. And of course, you know, once we've added this solution, so to speak, we've brought new problems to ourselves because we now don't only have our laptop or our workstation and all the management that's either required by my employer or the fact that I'm just trying to keep it up to date. But now I have another OS image that has its own CVEs and flow of updates. And I have to, you know, if I get my system replaced, you know, I either have to preserve my VM image or configure it back the way I wanted it. And then I've already mentioned there's the whole issue around VM boundaries. You know, I have an IDE on my Windows or Mac system but I wanna share those files I'm editing into the VM so I can build it, you know, in my Docker file into a container and then networking and all kinds of other complexities of having essentially two systems. So all this boils down to I potentially inhibit, you know, just having a streamlined workflow because of the difference of what's on my host versus what's inside this VM with, you know, commands or scripts or tools that I like to use and it just creates complexity there. Next slide. So, you know, Docker recognized this early on and initially created a project called Docker Machine that was pretty popular that tried to hide some of the complexities of running this VM on your behalf. That then was developed into a more complete project called Docker Desktop that has continued on to today into an actual licensed product from Docker that they continue to develop and add extensions to. And again, for anyone in the sort of Docker ecosystem, this is a welcome addition to how to operate with containers no matter what operating system I use day to day. Next slide. And again, there's tons of benefits there because now, again, I'm back to this perception that it's just seamless. I just run commands and I don't worry about where there's a VM and who's managing what's inside the VM and how the pass-through magic happens. And also it gives them a chance to bundle relevant related tooling. So, Kube CTL and a local Kubernetes cluster and Docker Compose and all the other pieces that may be valuable to your workflow are there within this collection of projects that manage this on your behalf. Next slide. So that's great. You know, again, if the Docker ecosystem is where you work and operate, meanwhile, across the last seven, eight, nine years additional ideas around how we assemble container runtimes, what they look like, what they contain. I'm a maintainer of the CNCF Container D project. So obviously I spend a lot of my time focused on the Container D ecosystem. There's Podman and Creo coming out of Red Hat and a suite of tools that go along with that. And then, you know, I threw in even sort of the HPC community and work they've done to develop container runtimes, which again, are have a lot of the similar capabilities of building a container, you know, running a container, pushing it to a registry. But these are, you know, all potentially incompatible with specifically the Docker desktop product or ecosystem around it. Next slide. So, you know, again, as I said, as a maintainer of Container D, that's where I spend most of my time. It's now a graduated project with a mature user base. And there's a lot of sub projects around it. It's not just the one runtime. There's custom file system support. There's an image encryption project. There are people who now, you know, want to integrate Container D with pieces and software platforms built around Rust. And so there's Rust crates to tie into Container D either as a runtime or via the GRPC API. There's C group projects. And then one that I really want to highlight that's going to play into our discussion today is Nerd CTL was created just a couple of years ago to provide something that Container D didn't have when we created it. And that is a compatible set of command line flags and sub commands that match the Docker command line interface. Now, additionally, it's important at this point to mention BuildKit because Container D also wasn't created with the idea of encapsulating the whole concept of assembling a container, again, the traditional way of being using a Docker file, running it through Docker build, and getting a container that you can push to a registry. And so BuildKit is that project that came out of Docker. As its own open source project has expanded its capabilities, it can build or run C, it can build on Container D. And so together, having BuildKit plus Nerd CTL provides two missing pieces in the Container D ecosystem around having that compatibility with, for example, the Docker command line. Next slide. So we're kind of back to where we started in that. Well, that's great. Container D is a Linux project. BuildKit is a Linux project. But what's the solution when I'm back on my Mac or potentially on Windows? And I still want to use these projects to build and run containers in my local development environment. So I've already mentioned Nerd CTL provides that Docker-compatible command line. It also has compose support. So all the commands around Docker compose that you would expect are there. And then Lima is this missing piece that was created by one of our Container D maintainers, Akihiro Sudak created Lima, which is now also contributed into the CNCF as a sandbox project. He uses QMU for virtualization. And he wrote it specifically. Again, his own use case was I have Container D. I want to put it inside of VM. And on my Mac, just get this simple pass through, both for file sharing and handling the commands of the flags, all passing through to Nerd CTL and Container D and BuildKit inside the VM. Now, you can use Lima for a lot of other use cases. But again, his personal use case was around this idea of similar to Docker machine or Docker desktop providing the same pass through experience. So it feels natural to run Nerd CTL or Container D commands on your host and have all the management of the VM and the pass through handled on your behalf. The cool thing is that because Container D, as I mentioned, has other sub projects, Lima plus Nerd CTL plus Container D has allowed that specific set of components to expose other experimental features that are part of Container D, the engine, the runtime. So Lazy Loading Snapshotters is a big area of investment and innovation as well as some of the other projects like image encryption that I mentioned. You also get out of the box, if you use Lima plus Nerd CTL and Container D, you get rootless unprivileged mode. And if anyone has worked with rootless unprivileged Container Runtimes, it can get a bit complex to set that up yourself. You have to have some other scripts that handle the rootless networking and other pieces. And so Lima packages this for you by default and gives it to you out of the box. And so there's two other popular projects that have built on the same stack. One is CoLima, you can easily find it on GitHub. And then Rancher Desktop, initially created by Rancher who are now under the SUSE platform, SUSE acquired Rancher a few years ago. Both CoLima and Rancher Desktop have built development platforms on Lima using Container D and Nerd CTL, as I mentioned. Next slide. So that brings me to another open source project that was just founded and launched last November. And so we have a team here at AWS who contribute to Container D because we use Container D heavily in our cloud services at AWS. And looking for solutions for the same, same problem we started talking about right from the beginning. Thousands of developers using MacBooks, they want to develop and test in that sort of tight local development loop. And so looking at our contributions to Container D and the work that was happening around Nerd CTL and Lima. And as I mentioned, having build kit there as well, we decided that that same stack would be a great kind of building block on which we could build our own tooling for this compatible command line for developers to be able to build, run, test, push and pull images to registries on their own systems. And so we also wanted it to be easy to get. So having releases through Homebrew and also Apple signed installer releases means it's something that we can distribute very easily. You can install it with almost a single click and supporting both the Mac Silicon, so ARM64 based and Intel based Macs. And then, you know, again, we started small. We wanted to get it out there to get feedback, but we would love and are looking at this year adding an extension framework similar to ones you find in Docker desktop or Podman desktop, allowing, you know, for example, partners to have image scanning extensions or extensions that maybe work with cloud services or cloud authentication frameworks. And then the other important piece is that, you know, we started focused on sort of fixing our own problem, which was Mac OS centric, but we are planning and would love community help to also look at adding Windows and Linux support. So that's kind of the core of what we launched late last year. We continued to develop it in the open. It's an open source project with a team here at AWS working on it full time. And we're even looking and hoping for external contributors who even want to become maintainers of the project. Next slide. So yeah, at this point, I was gonna show off some commands now. If you've used Docker at all, maybe you'd say, well, it's not all that exciting because you're just typing the same commands but putting Finch where you would put Docker. So, you know, Finch images to see the list of images, run a container with a command, pull a new image from a registry like pulling the MySQL latest container image from Docker Hub. So, you know, the magic is not that you get the Docker commands. It's again, the lack of any management you have to do of the VM and the lack of any work you have to do to handle passing through your home directory or extra directories you want mounted inside the VM and the networking and sharing the ports back to your host system. Yeah, Chris, so I'm trying to think, I had a little compose file that I was gonna show, but again, you know, maybe we'll just continue. And then if people have questions and want to see anything specific, you can hop into your terminal and we can try some things out. But for now, we can go on to the next slide. So, as I mentioned, Finch is not a replacement for any of these projects. We created it because we were already working upstream in container D as we started to think about assembling a tool like this. We made some contributions to Lima. We've been actively working in Nerd CTL. And again, you know, build kit is not part of the container D project, but it's a very key project that is important to the build subsystem of not just Finch, but many other projects, including the Docker engine now uses build kit. And we also work in the OCI specs on features that are important to future capabilities like attaching signatures and S-bombs to your container images. And so when we think about collaborating with others on Finch, it's not just our Finch repo that we care about. It's all these other projects that we want to collaborate with because they're the building blocks of not just Finch, but many other technologies and software projects that are out there. I mentioned this, but I want to reiterate that Finch is not an AWS project. It's not an AWS product. It's a community open source project that we started, but we want to work on it in public with a public roadmap, with external contributors. And it's been exciting to have some early contributions, but we would love to have more. I've already mentioned that adding OS support for Windows and Linux is high on our priority list. And then having this extension framework because obviously a lot of, just like with Docker desktop or Podman desktop, one of the values is being able to add other capabilities without having to change the underlying project itself. So for example, allowing Aqua security or any or Datadog to have an extension to plug in some of their capabilities, they don't want to add that directly into Container D or the Finch project. They want to be able to have an extension that works for Finch or for Podman or for Docker. And so that's another key feature that we think will unlock a lot of extensibility for Finch. The GitHub project is here, should be simple to find. We also have a Finch channel on CNCF Slack where we've had some good community discussion with others, but it's still very early days and would love others to drop in there and give us feedback. I think we have, is the next slide just sort of a wrap up with some links? Yeah, okay. So there's a few more links here that Chris put together on, again, getting to the Finch organization. We have a blog post that explains more that Chris and I participated in writing about why we created it. That's easy to find. And then again, a lot of this is based around our existing work in Container D, not just myself, but we have a container runtime team here at AWS that works upstream in Container D and some of the sub-projects. And I'm easy to find online as well if there are future questions or you're interested to reach out on any of these topics. So I will stop there. Chris is available if we wanna look at anything from a demo perspective, but also happy to answer any questions that anyone would have. Okay, now's the time to pop a question into the chat and let us know. Otherwise, I'll know that I've perfectly explained everything. Yeah, so break question, Gerardo, hopefully I got your name correctly. So there are, well, I think one of the ways to start this answer is to recognize that people have favorite IDEs or there's the classic VI versus Emacs, which maybe is less of an exciting war as it used to be when we have fancy VS code and cloud-based IDEs these days. So we don't see Finch as necessarily, you should pick Finch because item bullet points one, two, or three. There are people for whom the Docker ecosystem is perfectly fitted for what they want to accomplish. For us specifically, AWS has, I'm sure many know, a fairly massive customer base who pay to run their workloads on AWS and many of those workloads today now running containers. And if they're running it on Fargate or EKS, it's probably running in container D as the container runtime. And so Finch gives us that ability for those companies who also have a significant developer base who all have laptops and are building their applications and containers, Finch gives them a way to use the same technology that AWS is using when they run their workloads in production. And it also potentially for some of those customers, they would like to make sure that if they have a problem talking to ECR public, AWS's public container registry or their ECR private registries, they know that if AWS are experts in Finch because we collaborate with others in the project, then we can help them, we can debug their issue. If they're using Docker or Podman, they have to go seek out help from those communities. And so that's kind of our natural bet to have a tool that's built using a lot of the same components, but it's one that we have expertise in and it uses the same container runtime that we use in production and have expertise in. And so debugging complex problems and giving developers a similar stack so that hopefully if there's some quarter case issue, they can even see it locally as well as seeing it maybe in one of our production services. So that's a bit low-witted answer, but I think people choose the tools that make sense for their environment. When people ask about Podman, for example, I know most of that team because many of them worked in the upstream Docker and other container communities for the same eight or nine years that I have, they've created a set of tools that make a lot of sense because they're very well integrated with RHEL and Fedora and OpenShift. And so that also can work for people who aren't in those communities, but maybe there's a more natural affinity in those communities because again, there's a similarity. OpenShift is using Creo, which is the same core libraries that Podman uses as well. So that's kind of this, I think my answer around affinity for the communities you're in. You also mentioned, so no Docker loops or binaries will be used. Yes, that's correct in the sense that when you install Finch, you're getting a Lima VM with container D installed inside on top of a lightweight Fedora Linux OS image with BuildKit. The only reason I'm being very precise is that Docker, if you install Docker, you also get BuildKit and container D and RunC. So we're sharing common components, but there's no actual Docker engine binaries or any components from Docker involved in that sense. So I hope that covered. I'm happy to follow up covered kind of your multi-part questions. Okay. Anyone else? There's one more shot for a question. All right. Well, Phil and Chris, have you popped into the chat maybe any of your handles or Slack channels so that if anyone has any questions, they can follow up with you. Oh, there we go. Richard. Yeah. So as I mentioned, I think earlier in the presentation, Finch supports both Apple Silicon and Intel. The cool thing about QMU and some of the features in the Linux kernel is that you can target, so again, you're building Linux containers on your MacBook that is either Apple Silicon or Intel, but you can actually target either platform on Linux. So you can target Linux slash RM 64 or Linux slash AMD 64 by using the dash dash platform flag in Finch, which is the same flag again that you would use with Docker or any of the other tools I mentioned. So it supports both architectures and a cool added benefit of the QMU static support in the kernel is that you can essentially cross build to either architecture. So if you have an RM 64 Mac, but your company targets Intel-based CPUs in your production cloud scenarios, then you can build Intel-based 64-bit images and test them out. You can run them locally, but obviously then they would run naturally in a Linux Intel environment in the cloud. Yeah, thanks, Chris. Chris put some links there. We also have the Finch channel in CNTF Slack. So that's a great place to catch up with us 20 minutes from now or two days from now, you're like, oh, I would love to get an answer about this. We'll be happy to connect with you there as well. There you go. All right, unless anyone has any other questions, we will wrap things up. All right, thanks so much, Libby. And thanks to those that joined. And again, happy to take other questions in the future. This was great. Thank you so much, Phil and Chris for joining us. Thank you everyone for joining our webinar. It will be online shortly this afternoon and join us again for more online programs and we'll see you next time. Thanks everybody. Thanks.


Hey everybody, Matt here for Leighton Sports Cards, ripping two boxes for Peter M. We have one box of 2022 Top Strip-O-Threads Baseball and one box of 2022 Panini One Football. All right, here we go. Last break of the day. Of course, we'll be live at five doing group breaks on the main channel. Kyle will be over on the Leighton 2 channel, ripping personals. Y'all would like to start jumping in line for that. Now's the time. Jump in line now. You'll be in front of the line. Let's see a huge hit here for you, Peter. Close out the day. Strong. It's Tom Siever to 99, Byron Buxton to 299. This is Manny Ramirez, Robin Yell and Eloy Jimenez and one-of-one. Triple patches, Julio Arias, Mexico, Home Road and Home Jersey's there. Triple patches, Nica Arias, Patch Auto to 10, Tyler Glass now, Ken Griffey Jr. 199, Buster Posey to 99, Yachty, Garrett Cole and Ernie Banks. And this is Triple Relic, Triple Auto, 3 of 27, Ozzie Smith, Nolan Aronato and Paul Goldschmidt. There you go, Peter. Congrats. What a good box, man. Yeah. One-of-one triple patch in the last one. Triple Relic, Triple Auto in this mini box. It's a Jumbo Jersey, 9 of 9 Chris Sale. Here we go with Panini One. Cool legend hit here. This is Quad Patch Auto, 21 of 25, Jason Taylor. Nice Jason Taylor, 21 of 25. Single color on all but that bottom right, two color. There you go. Good stuff, Peter. That'll do it for your break. Appreciate it. We'll get these right out to you.


I'm going to speak for both John Chambers and myself. Both of us firmly believe that we do not want to compete with our partners. And an important set of partners are going to be served by the partners. So we stand up, big clouds, to say, no. That being said, we have to learn. This is now I'm talking for you as the owner. What we have to do is learn. So as you probably all know, we own Mosey Green, which does PC backup. And we want to take a guess on how many petabytes we have. We manage Mosey. We just went over 75 petabytes. 75 petabytes. So we are managing. That's a much bigger scale than Amazon's management, for instance, just the store. So well, the reason we did that, by the way, we make no money there, the reason we did that is to learn how to manage petabytes at scale in a cloud environment. The lessons that we're passing to are served by the partners, the blueprints. We'll have cloud. We will also provide an application developers cloud to make them for free on the developer and our sets of technology. But it's terms of getting into what you're talking about, the cloud business to make a profit and compete with our service providers. We will not do that. That is not our plan. And I know, speaking of John, that is not his plan. But you learn a lot by doing. And that's why we do Mosey. That's why we're going to do the application cloud. When you get petabytes and petabytes, we have well over 1,000 customers that have petabytes. That's just the thing. We get our first 1,000 customers. We have well over 1,000 customers that have petabytes. And you know how much your friends should think humans can manage that? Or you better, you know, you've got to trust the automation. And that's really where we're going. So these two worlds, so part of what he's saying is true. But it's going to be a different world in the future. And we have to react to that world, not the current.


Welcome to our year-end review and what a year it's been we thought we'd get together and show you a little rundown or a highlight reel of how this year is gone and all the changes and growth that we've seen we're excited to drop this episode with you today yeah so welcome did you know Benji that we had over a hundred and fifty thousand views this year on the channel that's a lot of views I also saw that we had over 1500 hours of viewed content like that's a lot of hours people are spending days on our channel which is flattering yeah and how many episodes did we have I think we're right around 75 episodes for the year 75 episodes like Ted Lasso's got nothing on us yeah and we made over 300 new friends this year we got 300 new subscribers so welcome yeah welcome to the channel thanks for showing up so we wanted to share some of the highlights and recaps for this season we had five new nerds disclose some of their nerdiest secrets this year with door disclosures let's take a look hi my name is Andy Anderson hi I'm Gary Egens I dressed up as the flash and paraded throughout the national sales meeting hi my name is Dennis Christiansky and I've been in the industry my entire life hi I'm Jeff Moss and I'm a door hardware nerd hi I'm Ryan Ritchie and I am the institutional locksmith for the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology we had 12 new code corners with Katie diving deeper into those code books I'm adding access control to several openings when do I need to make the lock fail safe that's a great question does ADA require power operators that's a great question and of course we had a lot of fun with all our new guests on 12 new episodes of unhinged the best kind of doors are the doors you have to explain if a firefighter first responder tried to break through this then honestly they probably need to be let go they've better been the Kool-Aid man actually this is where the Kool-Aid man comes from oh my gosh oh my goodness Valentine's Day is coming up and the share a little love with all the door hardware nerd wow I've never seen that before yeah well my initial thought is hey I made it through all three pictures without seeing something I did so we got that going I mean is there really even a door everybody do a shot this is coffee I feel like the Kool-Aid man reference comes up so many times and that was all I could think about although this would be a really we you don't really need to be the Kool-Aid man for the situation but yeah anyone could fall it's a mess those stairs is it down or up is this out of home alone no you would think this speaking of death traps yep so this is a computer store I'm pretty sure you've seen this before I have not actually haven't seen this before okay I have not I love the wood frame on this this is fantastic okay well this first one is kind of a two-fer are you sharing and you guys not see it I'm sorry I stopped at the toilet plunger is there a button on the chassis I saw a stat one time it said that more people are killed annually by donkeys than plane crashes very secure I didn't even know what to say about this we learned more about some special applications so our cam closer works quite a bit differently than a rack and pinion closer there are actually two pistons inside the closer there are two springs and then there's a cam so how do you tell if an opening is fire-rated when come to the exit device on the side here there are labels this one is the you all fire label and we even had a nacho showdown a nacho competition I feel like there's a nacho pun in there where it's not nacho business well not your regular competition yeah we call cheese that is not yours nacho yeah we should save the best for last so Andrew go ahead burn and because I liked it I'll go next we started some new shows we have our director of cyber and information security on with us now what a lot of people don't know is that Richard and I have a teams chat that we send each other different cyber means and LinkedIn posts that we find our funny dealing with cyber security so we thought we'd pull this episode together and share a little bit of like what we're laughing at so you can laugh with us and learn a little bit as we go I mean that's part of why we do this channels to better our education and knowledge in security and as a whole by name again like you said Richard Wilford I am the information security officer for the America's division at Ossob boy my responsibility is to protect us from all of those things that you just said are all of those cyber threat actors out there trying to get on to our network and stop what we're trying to do and that's securing people and making sure that our door hardware is the best in the industry so that's kind of what I'm here to do oh my goodness mm-hmm yeah everything about this is what keeps me employed I love this cookie monster in the background okay from the bottom of our hearts thank you so much for being a fan of the show thank you for showing up and being a part of the community happy holidays and we look forward to another wonderful year of the door hardware nerds from our nerdy family to yours happy holidays and thanks for spending the year with us wishing you all a happy nerd year


Hello everyone, welcome to the channel. So today in this video, I'll be sharing you one of the important interview questions by taking the real-time example of my project. So explain about the factory design pattern. So how to answer this. So basically, factory design pattern is one of the most used design patterns in Java as most of you know, this type of, this is a creation design pattern actually. So which provides the best, one of the best ways of creating an object. So in factory design pattern, what we actually do is we hide the logic of creating the object to the client. And by using a common interface, we create the objects. So this is a basic definition you can say. So now let me take an example, real-time example and explain. So basically in my project, there were customers. So I have taken employer's name. So for in the customer class, there used to be one field called mode of contact. How you want, how the customer wanted to get contacted through email or mobile number. So that will be contained in this like email or mobile phone number. So based on the mode of contact, the process would happen. So now let me quickly create, I already created, let me quickly create one interface. Let me name more point of communication. Communication. Okay. So in this we will be having one method, public void process, which takes employee class reference. Okay. So now we need two classes which implement this communication. So if we take class, one is mobile, sorry, one is email communication. Okay. So in the, okay, implement communication. Okay, we need to override the method. Now, let us take add an implement method. Just I'll be adding one sys out here. The actual logic used to go here like how do we send an email to the employee. So let me add one sys out by saying employee, get name, communicate via email. What is the email? The email employee dot get email. Okay. This is done. Save this. I will create one more class mobile communication. Okay. Mobile communication. Okay. I'll directly add here interface communication. Okay. So in this method, I'll add one more sys out. So most basically this would be the sys out copy and paste communicated via mobile employee dot get mobile number. Sorry. What is the phone number? Okay. Save this. So these are the two classes which implement communication interface and based on the employee mode of communication or the objects will get created. Now, let us create a factory class. Let us name the communication factory finish. So inside this, we can have our logic like one method probably what it is written in communication get process. It will take a string as an input communication. Let us name it like that. So here goes our actual logic. If equals signal mode of communication, then I'll be passing. I'll be retaining new email. What happened? What was the class email communication only right? Yeah, got it. Else if if it is mobile, mobile dot equals ignore, then I'll be returning new mobile communication. Yeah. So the sorry, and the default condition should be there. So return none. So now let us test this design factory design pattern. So if you can if you can see, so I've already created a employee list. So I have created five employees. One is Angel Priya. A mode of communication is email and email ID is Angel Priya thread fav dot com. Second employee is Thakur mode of communication is mobile. Email ID is Thakur at the red show lay and mobile number is seven four some random number I have given third is papa ki pari mode of communication is mobile and papa ki pari at insta.com employee four is gubber thing whose mode of communication is mobile and 50,000 is the mobile number just randomly I gave some number employee five is Ramu kaka who needs to be communicated to email and 90s Ramu kaka at garden.com. So now we got an employee list. Now what we can do I'm using forage here. Okay, I need to catch this processor. So communication processor. So I'll firstly getting the processor but how I'll be getting I'll be creating the object of factory class communication factory factory equals new communication factory. So using this factory reference dot get process employee dot get mode of contact. So now based on the mode of contact I'll be getting the processor now using this processor dot process I'll process the employee so not let us see. So basically what should print Angel Priya communicated via email and this email ID Thakur got communicated via mobile mobile number. Similarly Papa ki pari and gubber Singh Ramu kaka. So now let me run this application. So yeah as you can see Angel Priya got communicated via mobile and sorry via email the email ID is this Thakur got communicated via mobile mobile number got printed gubber communicated via mobile mobile number got printed Papa ki pari got communicated via email Ramu kaka got communicated by email. So the same thing we can do using for each as well. Yeah. I know most of us might have commented by this time for each directly I can use this line factory dot get processor the employee dot get mode employee dot dot get dot sorry process of employee. So in one line we can finish this off. So let me read this out using Java 8 for each. Yeah. Yeah. Just this is all to print one empty line. So let us see whether we are getting the same input. Yeah. The same thing happened. So this is the simple example that we can give to demonstrate factory design pattern. So most of us like I took my real time experience real time scenario where we have used this. So if you don't have any what I can say readily available answer you can take this example and you can demonstrate it just fake it saying that we have a requirement based on which a customer has to be communicated via mobile number or email ID. So based on the mode of contact we have there is a scenario based on the mode of contact the employee needs to be contacted. So in that scenario we have we have used the factory design pattern and you can demonstrate this example. So most of my interviews I do this. So thought it would be definitely helpful for many. So this is the real time scenario and that's it for this video. So one request if you want to contribute something you can always if you're told you're buying something on Amazon you can open any of our videos and you know people already know that we have using Amazon affiliation. So you can open the link below any video and if you're told you're buying something you can search here directly and you will like basically we may get some what I like some commission on this. So if you haven't subscribed in our channel I would request you to please do subscribe our channel. 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Hi friends, welcome back to my channel and a special welcome if you're new here. My name is Jen. I'm a certified weight loss and nutrition coach and I'm on WW personal point. Happy, happy Monday. It's Monday, so it's meal prep day. I have three really, really good recipes for you. Healthy, low point, full of protein, just really, really good recipes. So if you're excited, give this video a thumbs up. Make sure you're subscribed and your bell notification is turned on because I do a meal prep every single Monday. I will link my website down in the description box where you will find all of today's recipes as well as all of my other recipes, nutrition coaching where I offer personalized to you macros and calories as well as one-on-one coaching if you would like to chat with me directly. Links, discounts to my favorite things and my Facebook group, come on over join us there is all down in that description box. So we have some cooking to do, some really good recipes, let's jump in. For my breakfast this week, I'm really excited for this recipe. I am making ham and cheese chaffles. Now it has been a long time since I've made some chaffles. So I am excited to have these all week. I'm going to pair these with some fruit. So let me show you what's in our recipe. First you're going to need some eggs, any type of flour you could use, almond flour, coconut flour. I'm just going to use all-purpose flour. You'll need this cute little dash waffle maker. These are adorable. I've had mine for a very long time. I just bought it off of Amazon so I'll make sure it's linked down below for you. Some salt and pepper, baking powder, light shredded cheese, and of course some ham. So to put our chaffles together, the first thing we're going to do is crack two eggs into a medium-sized bowl. Give that a light whisk just to kind of mix those eggs together. Now we're going to add in one quarter cup of flour, one half of a teaspoon of baking soda, or baking powder, I'm sorry, baking powder, three quarters of a cup of light shredded cheese, and three quarters of a cup of diced ham. And then once again, whisk that all together with a fork or a whisk until fully mixed. So here is what our mixture looks like. It's nice and thick. We just wanted to make sure that the baking powder and the flour got dispersed so that these will fluff up really nicely. So I have my little dash waffle maker all warmed up. It only takes a couple minutes to warm up. I'm going to spray the bottom and the top with some non-stick cooking spray. And then we're going to add in our chaffle mixture. Now our goal is five chaffles, but again, it really doesn't matter how many you get because you'll just figure the points according to how many chaffles you end up with. One thing to be mindful with these little dash maker waffle makers is to not overfill them because everything will just spill out the side. So I'm just adding enough to cover basically the bottom pan of the waffle maker.  You can see that the light is on and when it is cooked all the way through, the light will turn off. All right, our light is off. Oh, wow, these look amazing. Now they pop out really, really easy out of the little dash waffle maker once they're cooked through. And what I'm going to do is just set them on a plate and set them aside to cool. So let's go ahead and start chaffle number two. Okay, back with four chaffles. Now a little pro tip for you, if you put a little less mixture in your little waffle maker over there, you wouldn't have this extra around the edges and I think you would be able to get five chaffles. So what I'm going to do is I will put the points and calories here on the screen for four and then I will put the points here on the screen for five. That way you know the difference between four chaffles or five chaffles, but these look really good. I think I'm actually going to have one of these for lunch today or maybe like a snack. This is such a low carb, high protein breakfast option. Again, pair this with some fruit and you have a perfect well-rounded breakfast. These little chaffles freeze really, really well and you can keep these in your refrigerator up to one week. So generally what I will do is when I'm ready to have them for breakfast, I'll either pop them in my air fryer oven or microwave to warm them up, just depending on if you want them crispy again or not, but such a great breakfast option. For my lunch this week, we are going simple. I have been loving lettuce wraps. I actually shared a copycat Jimmy John's lettuce wrap into what I eat in a day that I'm literally obsessed with. I'll link that video down below if you haven't seen it because that one is so good. So that inspired me to try more of an Italian, like the Subway Italian BMT style of lettuce wrap for lunches. Super, super simple. So let me show you what's in our recipe. So first you're going to need some hard salami. I'm using turkey pepperoni just to save points and calories. I'm also using a light cheese. This is the light Havarti from Trader Joe's. It is so good. You'll need some lettuce. My favorite is iceberg. I know it doesn't have a lot of nutritional value, but for lettuce wraps, it seems to work the best. So I have iceberg and then some light mayo. Now, one more thing you can add to these Italian wraps is some pepper, pepperoncinis. I swore I had some and I don't. I am going to pick some up and add them in to my lunches this week because I think that will just really finish this off. So keep that in mind. I will include the pepperoncinis on my website with today's recipe. So the first thing I'm going to do is get my lettuce prepped. What I like to do is just go ahead and prep the entire head of lettuce for lettuce wraps. So for these lunch Italian lettuce wraps, we also have a recipe this week that calls for a lettuce wrap. So what I do is generally clean up the head of lettuce, wash all of the lettuce leaves, and then I store them in a Ziploc bag. That way the lettuce leaves are ready to go to assemble any wraps. I always go ahead and pop out the core of my lettuce. That just makes getting the lettuce leaves off much easier. And if you do want to store your head of lettuce complete like this, make sure you take the core out. It'll last a lot longer. So I go ahead and just pull all of the larger leaves off. And then I will either chop up the remaining lettuce or I will go ahead and just discard it if I'm really down to the center where the lettuce just isn't as good. So I'm going to go ahead and remove all of the big lettuce leaves, wash those up, and we'll put those in a Ziploc bag. I always put a paper towel in the bottom to soak up any liquid and in the top. That way as they cool in the refrigerator and as they sit, most of the extra liquid will be absorbed by the paper towels. And these lettuce wraps should last a week to two weeks depending on how they're stored and your refrigerator. So for the lettuce wrapped Italian sandwiches, I'm not actually going to assemble one right now because I don't want the mayonnaise to kind of soak into the lettuce. But I'm going to show you exactly what I'm going to be doing to assemble the lettuce wrap. Now keep in mind that depending on the cheese you use, the turkey pepperoni, the salami, whether or not you use a light mayo, your points may vary. So I'm going to walk you through what I'm doing for my wraps and I'll give you the points for my wraps. That way if you want to duplicate my brand of pepperoni, salami, and cheese, you'll know exactly how many points it is. Otherwise, all you have to do is simply change the brand and the amount in your app. So of course I have my lettuce here and then I went ahead and used again the Boar's Head turkey pepperoni. 16 slices of pepperoni is a serving and it is 70 calories. So I ended up going with 12 slices of the turkey pepperoni. That's a decent amount and that will definitely fill the lettuce wrap and give that really good Italian vibe. And then I also used the Boar's Head unkeered hard salami. Now 12 slices of the salami is 110 calories. So what I did because this is a little bit fattier meat, higher calorie, higher point meat, what I ended up doing was six slices of the salami. This pepperoni is really going to give it all those Italian feels and then this will just add a little bit of extra protein and more of that dried smoked flavor. And then the light Havarti cheese from Trader Joe's is 70 calories per slice. So I ended up going with one full slice. I did rip it in half. I may even rip it into quarters just so that I can make sure I spread the cheese evenly over all of the lettuce. And then lastly, I'm going to use some light mayo. I may use one tablespoon. I may use two tablespoons. I'm betting with the lettuce wrap, I'll end up only using one tablespoon. Otherwise we would have quite a big mayonnaise to meat and cheese ratio. And then last, we can incorporate some pepperoncinis. They would be zero additional points. So that's my plan for assembling. This is all my feeling. I mean, this is a lot of meat. It's a good amount of cheese, a lot of protein. And it's really going to make a fresh, crisp sandwich dupe that is much lower in carbs, calories, and points. For a snack this week, I am making protein bites. It's been a while since I've made these. I found this recipe and it sounds incredible.  So super, super simple to make. I'll show you a different, I'll show you a substitution that you can make. But these are a great, healthy fat, carbohydrate rich, but healthy carbohydrates, protein packed snack. You could use this as breakfast. This is also great for on the go. So let me show you what's in our recipe. First you're going to need some protein powder. Now the recipe calls for vanilla protein, but whenever it calls for vanilla, I always, always substitute with the devotion angel food cake because this is just vanilla on steroids. It is so, so good. It has such great flavor. Devotion is excellent for baking, but it's also excellent for protein shakes and protein smoothies. It has no sugar added, one gram of MCT, which is a healthy fat, gluten free and six enzyme. It also has 20 grams of protein. The flavor is really good. It doesn't have any weird aftertaste. So you'll see me substituting the angel food cake a lot for vanilla. I also love their brownie batter and their mocha. I'll link devotion down below for you guys with a discount. If you're going to use protein powder to bake or an oatmeal or these types of things, definitely get your hands on devotion. You're also going to need some rolled oats, some flax seed meal, peanut butter. Now, here's a substitution. You can either use actual creamy peanut butter. That's what I'm going to do because I need the protein and the healthy fats. Or if you want to save some points, you could use a powdered peanut butter, make it up with some water or sugar-free syrup or whatever you use to make up your PB2 or your powdered peanut butter and use that in place of actual peanut butter.  I, again, am just using regular peanut butter. You'll need some honey, chocolate chips of your choice. I'm going with Lily's white chocolate chips because I'm hoping that if I use these, my husband will eat these as well. He does not eat chocolate. And honestly, he doesn't really eat white chocolate, but I don't know if he'll notice it as much in these little balls. So I'm going with Lily's white chocolate. And then lastly, you'll need some chia seeds. It is very simple to make our protein bites. Everything goes into one bowl. So I have three quarters of a cup of peanut butter. Now the recipe says to use a drippy peanut butter. And you can see that this one from Trader Joe's isn't as thick and clumpy as a lot of other brands of peanut butter. And I also would recommend steering clear of peanut butters like GIF and Skippy and the ones that have a lot of added sugar and oils because that's really just going to up the points and calories. This is literally just peanuts and salt. So keep that in mind as well. We're going to do one quarter cup of our ground flaxseed, one half of a cup of rolled oats, one third of a cup of protein powder which ironically was exactly one scoop. So that makes it very, very easy to track. One tablespoon of honey, two tablespoons of chia seeds, and three tablespoons of Lily's chocolate chips whether you're using chocolate or white chocolate. And then with a spoon just mix that together really well. You can also add in a little bit of water if you need a little bit more moisture to mix everything together. It should be kind of this peanut butter-like consistency so that we can roll it into balls. Here's what my mixture looks like. I ended up not having to add any water so that whole drippy, really creamy peanut butter is the trick. And then we're going to roll these out into protein balls. Again, it doesn't matter how many protein balls you end up getting. We'll go ahead and calculate points based on the number that we get. I'm thinking this is about the right size which looks like about a tablespoon size. So I'm just going to roll those out, put them here on a plate, and then we'll know exactly how to calculate our points and calories. So here are the protein bites. These look so incredibly delicious. I ended up getting 19 total. I will put the points and calories here on the screen for 19. Now remember, if you get more, it'll be less points. If you get less, it'll potentially be less points. So it just depends on how many you end up rolling out. You can, the best way to store these would be to put these in a sealed container and store them in your refrigerator. So I will go ahead and package these up, show you how I'm storing them. And they should last up to two weeks in your refrigerator. And also you can freeze these, which makes it really nice to have a healthy snack on hand. Seriously excited for these. So I went ahead and put my little protein bites in one of my glass containers. I love these. These are so pretty. They have wood lids. I got these off of Amazon. I'll link these as well for you guys. But the glass containers, I feel like just keeps food lasting fresher longer. I don't know why, especially, especially veggies and fruit. So this is how I am planning on storing my little protein balls. And I will go ahead and just pop these into my refrigerator. Thank you for joining me on another weekly WW Meal Prep. I hope you are as excited about these three recipes as I am. Don't forget they are all on my website, which is linked in the description box, along with nutrition coaching, links and discounts to my favorite things and my Facebook group. We'd love to have you over there. Don't forget to give this video a huge thumbs up and subscribe if you're not. Ring your bell so you never miss a single video. Happy Monday, friends, and I'll see you all in my next one. Bye.


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