Give the people what they want. Give the people what they want. Give the people what they want. Your weekly movement news roundup. It's the 9th of September 2022. You're with Give the People What They Want, brought to you by People's Dispatch, the co-editors Prashant and Zoe. I'm Vijay from Globetrotter. It's the 93rd episode of your favorite weekly news, half an hour update from around the world. Well, update from around the world because today I'm in Ireland, Zoe is in Brazil and Prashant is in India. Can't have a more global news show than this. At least three continents, several time zones just for you. I'm in Ireland and yesterday I was coming across the waters to the Iran Islands and I got a message that the queen is dead. Now, very interesting friends. You know, on Give the People What They Want, we talk about world news and so on. It was curious how people around the world started to refer to the fact that the queen had died. Not the queen of this country or that country, but simply the queen. Of course, in Ireland there was a strange reaction because people immediately had a kind of celebratory tone. Now, bear in mind that a woman in her 90s has just died. Her family has lost her. They are sad.  This is a matter for a family, but also, of course, she is the monarch of a country, the United Kingdom, which includes Scotland, Wales, and to some extent off and on the northern counties of Ireland. But there was a kind of mixed reaction in the world, and I wanted to register this before we got into the rest of our program. I want to register the fact that there was this mixed reaction. Very interesting that on social media sites like Twitter, for instance, you know, Twitter in India, Twitter in Ireland, Twitter on the African continent. Twitter, in fact, in former British colonies seem not to have the tears of sadness that one saw from people in North America, strangely, a former colony of the British North America, British Isles, particularly in England and perhaps in some other parts of the country. Great despair at the loss of the queen. Really male, in fact, ran a story this morning which said that there was a cloud formation above England which resembled the queen. Strange things happening in England. You see, it has to be recognized that Mary Windsor was not just an individual, she was also the head of empire in her early youth, and then eventually the head of what was known as the Commonwealth. I feel that we sometimes forget that in the colonized parts of the world, including in the Caribbean, there is a great sense of resentment and hostility towards what the British had done. In fact, only within the last couple of years, the island of Barbados left the Commonwealth, left the monarchy, the institution of the monarchy. They decided no longer to recognize Queen Elizabeth or anybody sitting in the chair in Buckingham Palace as the monarch, they became a republic. That's the sentiment, in fact, with which the death of Queen Elizabeth II was greeted in many parts of the world. It wasn't an unnatural sentiment given the kind of history of British colonialism. Not just the history of British colonialism, but also how Britain has dealt with its colonies, subsequent to the independence of many of them. Bear in mind, during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, Britain at the start of her reign was in the midst of a terrible, brutal campaign in Kenya and in Malaya to hold those colonies with brutal force. In the middle of her reign, Britain went to war on the island of Malvinas against the government of Argentina to defend a colonial outpost. Toward the end of her reign, Britain has asserted itself with a so-called global posture under the former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, sending an aircraft carrier group known as Queen Elizabeth II, in fact, into the South China Sea. This is a history in her many years. She was the crowned Queen of England in other parts of the world in 1953. In her many years, Queen Elizabeth II of England presided over an attempted hold-on to an empire in great decline. And that's the reason why, I think, and I wanted to say this at the start. That's the reason why, in many parts of the world, there was not the kind of sadness. There was not the journalist looking up at the clouds and seeing the outline of Queen Elizabeth II's head. In fact, there was rage about the empire. People are still raging against the empire in many parts of the world, and that, in a way, I suspect, needs to be registered. Raging against the empire, the French empire as well in places like Haiti, raging against the empire in Mali, where the French troops have been thrown out, raging against the empire in Haiti. Take us to Haiti. Well, Haiti has been involved in a series of mobilizations and popular uprisings really since 2018 when gas prices were increased and people took to the streets en masse to protest this. And it's been involved in a series and a wave of uprisings since then that have been provoked by different things, whether it be the gas price increase, the increase of the basic food basket that's been happening. But in generalized discontent withers that really uphold this ruling class to essentially pillage the country to hand over the riches of the country to outside of it. Haiti is home to many different sweatshops of transnational corporations. The government is essentially, has to be approved by a group called the core group, which is a group of different ambassadors from the United States, from France, from other EU countries that's a representative of the United Nations. Haiti is a country that has had its political and economic system essentially under the boot of imperialism for decades. Haiti is one of the country that has paid the highest price for rebelling against French colonialism, for demanding freedom, for putting an end to slavery, for being one of the first countries in the hemisphere to put an end to slavery and to establish an independent black republic. It has constantly and continuously been paying this price. And so in the recent days, mobilizations have picked up once again. As I said, part of this larger trend that's been happening over the past several years in kind of a revolt against neoliberalism, which manifests in the increase in the basic daily life goods. And this has been aggravated, of course, by, for example, the earthquakes that have taken place in the past couple of years. The assassination of Jovenin Moyes, who had already been viewed with a lot of distrust by the Haitian people because he overstayed his term by an entire year. So there's been a flurry of kind of different factors that have made this crisis even worse. And now on the anniversary essentially of one year of Ariel Henry, who took over control following the assassination of Jovenin Moyes as acting prime minister, acting president. People are once again on the streets and they're demanding that after all of these years of popular mobilization of making clear and concrete demands about how the people want to move forward, how they want to transition to a true democracy that represents the interests of the Haitian people, that once again there's another leader taking advantage of the instability, taking advantage of support from the United Nations, from France and from the United States to essentially run the country how he wishes without listening to the people. And so since the 22nd people have been on the streets. They've been raising these demands of a political nature. They've been raising demands of an economic nature related to the consistent devaluation of their currency, the consistent increase in the cost of these basic goods, as I mentioned, that's been happening over the past several years. And then also what they see as a growth in insecurity in daily life. So for example, the growth of armed gangs and their control over large parts of the country. This has been consistently denounced as a byproduct of this lawlessness that the government of already on Henry has kind of implanted. And so people are once again on the streets. I really recommend people check out the recent interview we published with Haitian journalist, Jean Wothiz. He spoke to Tanya Wadma from our team really about all of these crucial issues and what is their vision for getting out of this crisis.  And these aspirations have been consistently crushed by imperialists. So check out the interview and follow Haiti always. Raging against French colonial legacy in Haiti. Also raging in the Mediterranean. Prashant, when you told me about the story, I looked and saw the numbers of people that are going across and the deaths and so on. Mediterranean COVID is over, but the Mediterranean is back. What's going on now? This is of course a trend that has been going on for many years and we'll come to some of the more dangerous rhetoric around it. But of course the recent instances of a boat comprising migrants from Lebanon and Syria who are over 60 migrants trying to sort of escape conflict zones in a boat which apparently should have carried five to six people. So that is the extent to which this boat was overloaded. There were holes in the boat. They were trying to sort of remove water using buckets and mugs to sort of keep the boat afloat. And this boat was allowed to, these migrants were stranded in this boat for over a week. And despite this no real action from any country in the region, everyone sort of trying to push the blame and the responsibility on to other countries. And it was after over a week, close to 10 days, I believe that they were finally rescued in the past few days led to by a private tanker. And this really shows I think the extent of cruelty which sort of defines a lot of how affairs are conducted in our world these days because you have 60 migrants, many of whom are children. Reports say that at least three children are believed to have died during this point of time at least in one case definitely due to dehydration as well. So people trying to escape conflict zones, stranded in the sea despite this grand wealth that lies in many European countries. There was not even enough humanity so to speak to rescue these people and they were just seen as dispensable human beings caught on the boat. And this kind of I think brings attention to an issue we often talked about on this show which is how many of these European countries have been treating refugees who seek to escape various crises, various kinds of crises let's be clear. But the common factor to many of these crises is the fact that there was definitely European intervention in many of these countries. We're talking about of course regions in North Africa we're talking about regions in West Asia and a similar issue maybe in Latin America and Central America as well where again the United States policies of the United States have led to conditions that cause this kind of migration in the kind of refugee crisis we're talking about. Now Europe's response has to be largely empower front-ex and other agencies basically and then strike agreements with countries such as Libya or for that matter even Turkey to push back many of these refugees and when they go back when they push back they get into abominable conditions conditions that violate all the human rights and possibilities. And so what Europe has done is basically to be completely close their eyes to the problem and pretend it is a problem entirely of countries in North Africa for instance. And of course you'll hear all the usual rhetoric about how this is all human trafficking these are gangs etc. etc. But the larger picture here is really about something else. The larger picture is many of these European countries have sown chaos in these regions and now say that it's still the responsibility of these countries. Of course this is one aspect of it. The other aspect of it is that while many of these European countries refuse to actually take action to help people there's no shortage of scare mongering about the refugee takeover that is supposedly happening in many of these countries. We know that this is an ideology espoused by prominent figures in the political right in many countries in Europe where they keep warning about how all these foreigners are coming to take over your land and how the original inhabitants of Europe will suddenly be displaced and stripped of all their rights etc. etc. Of course a great vote winning project but actually the numbers really show that compared to the global migrant flows compared to the global refugee flows which are mostly internal migration. The number of refugees coming to Europe is really not that much what you're talking about in the less than 200,000 or whatever but despite these small numbers there is no humane philosophy that any of these countries in Europe have adopted any sense of the word. For instance we saw that recently you're talking about the United Kingdom signing a deal with Rwanda to basically ship back refugees who crossed the English Channel without even giving them a proper chance to appeal for asylum for staying in the United Kingdom. I don't know all these process in Rwanda. There is no possibility or you know surety of the fact that they can get humane treatment during this application process. So I think this instance of dozens of human beings treated as completely dispensable treated as mere numbers is really revelatory of a larger the political failure of humanity in actually addressing some of the crisis of our time. It's a very heavy story. Tunisia just blocked 16,000 people going across very interesting that Tunisia is becoming one of the principal exit points from North Africa taking over from Libya where we've heard horrendous stories previously you're listening to give the people what they want coming to you from people's dispatch Zoe and Prashant and Vijay from Globetrotter moving along we're going to Brazil the tropical Trump Mr. Bolsonaro creating mischief again running for re-election against Mr. Lula. Zoe you're in Sao Paulo what's happening in Brazil? Well September 7th as independent say in Brazil and this date is a day of a lot of mobilization historically and for the past 28 years the Brazilian left has taken to the streets as part of the crisis excluded it's a mobilization that often tries to draw attention to the historic inequities kind of this false independence independence for who all of this questioning of what really independence mean in a country that's where the majorities are so are still so oppressed and have their rights restricted in so many ways. In recent years you know since the election of Bolsonaro he and his supporters have really taken this day to be a mobilization in support of their own project and so this year was no different and it even added the element of being sort of like an electoral campaign rally which is actually illegal according to electoral law and so Bolsonaro called on his supporters to mobilize and mass on this day and so there were huge huge protests or rallies however you know kind of name it in Brasilia which is the capital of the country Rio da Janeiro where Bolsonaro is from and where he spoke and in Sao Paulo I was in Sao Paulo and went to was spent about five hours on the streets with tens of thousands of Bolsonaro supporters and it was it was shocking it was very very interesting and it's funny that we started the program talking about the monarchy because one of the strongest messages that I was seeing was you know not only people you know interesting on independence say you think people are going to talk against colonialism and against their former colonial masters but interestingly enough there were a lot of people wearing the Portuguese monarchy flag and calling for a return some people come for a turn to the monarchy others calling for a turn to the values that were present during the monarchy which is God family and homeland this was an interesting element sort of hard to understand you know on independence day but okay there was a lot of people talking about the threat of communism a lot of signs actually written in English clearly for an international audience that said the Brazilian people are against communism the Brazilian people against communist dictatorship you know some of them okay what is what is this communist men is that you're that you're so afraid of what is what are we talking about here you know some of them mentioned the disaster of Argentina of course not bringing up the fact that the the economic crisis started with Mauricio Macri alone from the IMF people even talked about the crisis in the United States and said that Joe Biden a communist has caused chaos in the United States this was also interesting there was a lot of really interesting messaging that was going out on this day people calling for military intervention calling for the Brazilian armed forces to essentially take down the Supreme Court take down judicial authorities that have dared to go against Bolsonaro and then of course you have your usual hate monitoring rhetoric saying that anyone who supports Lula anyone who supports the Workers' Party is horrible that they're awful communists that they are against the people they're ugly even I mean it was this I'm only really scratching the surface but it was a bit scary and interesting as the word that I'll say interesting well interesting indeed and we're going to go to another place Zoe very interesting we're recently an occupying government the government of Israel has informed people in foreigners that is who fall in love with the Palestinian that they have to register with the Israeli military when I read that I thought this is hilarious it sounds a lot like what in India was called love jihad where in a sense there's an attack on romance coming from the right wing Prashant I know you're not going to talk about this you're going to talk about a report on Shireen Abu Akali but come on if you fall in love you have to register with the military in the Israeli imagination come on I'm a bit skeptical of the word imagination in this context of course so yeah that's a big issue but Zoe was talking about how people think Joe Biden is a communist in that case Israel of course if that was so Israel of course is the land of justice because if you look at their recent report that talks about the killing of Shireen Abu Akali that's the kind of incredulous feeling you get because we know that Shireen Abu Akali a very senior journalist was assassinated a few months ago since then there have been multiple investigations it's one it's a case that has got a lot of attention worldwide what remains unique is the fact that Israel and its allies in the United States the kind of line they have taken about who was responsible for the killing of Shireen Abu Akali and you know I think it's there's a question of you I think the attempt is if you keep repeating a lie you can at least muddy the waters or it's something of that sort because the recent Israeli report talks about you know first of all of course refuses to give refuses to explicitly accept that the gunfire was by an Israeli sniper that the words they use is it's not possible to unequivocally determine the source of gunfire now this is despite the fact that multiple media organizations in Palestine and outside human rights organizations have all given very concrete proof of the fact that it was an Israeli soldier who shot her and then they use his vague terminology which says it's there's high possibility that it was so and then you know for good measure also finally says that another possibility which remains relevant is that she was hit by bullets fired by armed Palestinian gunmen now again this is despite the fact that investigations have proved that there was no gunfight going on at that point of time you know and it's it's it stretches it's it's very difficult to conceptualize in some sense because this is we're not talking about law something but in the past log historical process this was one incident of which video footage is available of which multiple witness reports are available at all of that point to just one conclusion but despite this fact both is despite this fact both Israel and the United States have pretty much stuck to that same line and of course Shireen of Berkeley's family has dismissed this probe Palestinians as a whole have dismissed this probe they are called for international investigation but I think what this sort of encapsulates once again is and you know is the kind of repeat the pattern the repeated sort of nature of how occupation works and you talked about one instance of course of you know how romance is treated but this is another investigation there's another aspect journalists say political activists being murdered and then all the blame being thrown back at them or put by the political prisoners the way they're treated how they're forced to go to multiple hunger strikes to protest against a way protest against a law according to which they get no trial according to which they do not even know what the charges against them are so Israeli occupation is now you know is now basically entrenched in these series of patterns which justify we see which seek to you know make unclear which seek to muddy the waters of what are clearly crimes that are visible to more and more people across the world so I think this report is it's useful for John not just journalists I think it's useful for all people to study to see how how Israel it's actually a very useful report sort of understand how Israel seeks to justify its acts by completely denying responsibility and obfuscating as much as possible. Very important that we keep on this story not only because of course Shireen Abu Akle was a fellow journalist and you know journalists have to look out for each other nobody seems to care about our lives and and and a sense of safety but also because this is a touch point in the struggle of Palestinians to liberate themselves and it's a very important story by the way once again just to underline something Prashant said she's a Palestinian-American a US citizen once again US citizen her life set aside just because she's Palestinian very important story well on Sunday the 4th of September 4th of September is an interesting date because that was the day that Salvador Allende won his election in 1970 4th of September this year the Chilean people went into the polling booths to decide whether they wanted to approve a new constitution coming up in the next few days Tarwa Zuniega Silva and I have a report that will come through Globetrotter about this election we've looked at it carefully people are dismayed that the constitution was not approved in fact opinion polls from as early as April started to suggest that the rejection of the constitution was going to be by a considerable number there was some hope that undecided voters would come in on the side of the constitution didn't happen there's some interesting features and I'm just going to point two out for your consideration the first is that this is actually the first election conducted in Chile since elections began which was mandatory until 2012 from the end of the dictatorship till 2012 they had a mandatory voting if you registered registration was voluntary voting if you registered was mandatory after 2012 till this election everybody was automatically registered but voting was voluntary for this election of all things the most consequential election they decided to change the rules and make voting mandatory which meant 100% of those of eligible age were to vote now important to remember when Gabriel Borich won the second round against Jose Antonio Cast he only had 50% of the electorate come out to vote this time about 86% of the electorate came out to vote the rest had to pay fines 86% that's a lot more people than voted just in December to vote for Mr. Borich the assumption being those who don't vote are going to vote for a new constitution because they are disillusioned with the old one and so on and so forth turns out that may not have been the best analysis why was that not the best analysis well here's the theory a large number of people who came out to vote had a couple of reasons why they might have voted to reject number one many of them were evangelicals and particularly Pentecostal voters who don't vote because they didn't see their politics in the politics of the state but now being forced to vote they had to vote on a constitution which had several social items in it which they didn't agree with on abortion on women's rights and so on so forced the evangelicals to vote they're going to vote against the liberal constitution secondly as soon as the constitutional process was announced the right began to campaign against it the left and center left waited till the constitution was written before they started to campaign giving the right an enormous advantage in the election process so that's the second and I think very important reason the third is those who campaigned on the approved line largely campaigned on social issues didn't take up the economic issues that are gripping the people of Chile and in some senses we talked to Daniel Hardway the mayor of Recoleta and Daniel told us that even in Recoleta where he is the communist mayor the people voted against the constitution despite the fact that he had a massive majority in his last election and that he had an enormous rally the day before the election still the people of Recoleta voted against it he said that the campaign for approved simply didn't connect with the everyday issues that people are dealing with now the economic issues so in some senses in the same way as Sebastian Piniera the previous president was punished for his economic performance in the plebiscite Gabriel Boric was punished in this election and he had to restructure his cabinet it's a very complicated election but by no means is it as straightforward as a dismaying defeat a close analysis of this election shows that there's a lot of features that need to be looked at and so on one of which was that you don't just put a constitution before the people and say well what do you think much more needs to be done you've been listening to give the people what they want brought to you from People's Dispatch your favorite website peoplesdispatch.org that's Prashant and Zoe I'm Vijay from Globetrotter see you next week the 100th show is on the 20th of October bookmark that see you later


Now watch me whip, whip, watch me whip. You will not be watching me whip, nor nay-nay. Ka-pua! Yeah, no, nay-nay, nay-nay. Yeah, you keep on nay-nay-nay! We are here at Underground, and it's actually really crazy to be here. First of all, it's the best spot in Orlando. That's what I hear. That's what I hear at Cornishon. And last time I was here, it was completely submerged underwater. You can see the lines right here where the actual water level went up. Yeah! When I heard that it was underwater, I thought I was like, I'm never going to be able to flat again. But I need to get a good flat video from here, so I'm happy about that. Maybe that'll help the light to dark transitions. Here's the trick challenge of the day. Here's the trick challenge. It's my favorite trick to do when I come here. It's challenging, and sometimes I get it, sometimes I'm on point, sometimes I'm not. But you basically come down this line here. At the very end, you'll see two palm trees right up against a wall. Yeah, there's two palm trees right there. So you're going to, at the very end of that, right as you go through this line, you're going to power loop up between the two palm trees, pitch backwards, and come down into the triangle hole that's behind it. So it's tricky because you're right up against glass as you're coming back. Where's the triangle? Let me see the triangle. Between the two palm trees, pitch back and come down into this triangle here. That seems pretty doable. That seems pretty doable. Where's the glass? The glass is right against this wall here. That's doable. So you're coming right up against the glass? Oh yeah, first time. No problem. First try. That is a big slab. Don't go down there. Don't crash into it. It's fine. Oh my gosh.  So much dirt getting kicked up. It's windy. It's pretty windy. Like at what point are you just like, this is not really doable? This is not viable for me. Interesting. Oh, that does not, oh, hello. That does not give you a lot of time. Those trees are in the way. Yeah, everything's in the way. That's tough. It's tough. That does not give you a lot of time to react. All right, so you can drop down in there too. And that's your which is worse. Spanish moss or palm trees. Okay, okay. This is semi-flyable. What, the wind? Yeah, it's okay. For me it's just hard to be like ultra precise, but I just need to adapt to the wind better. So from down here, it looks easy. But what, when you actually try to hit the, going up the palm trees are in the way. So you got to kind of pitch back and bail out sooner than you might like.  So you don't normally, if I was going to do this like first try, I would pop up super high and get a feel for it, look down and dive in and give myself more time to react. But this forces you to just the whole way through with very little time to react. And yeah, harder than I thought it was going to be. I got this app, Weather Underground. You can set up activities that you like to perform and the conditions. So I have created one called Ripping Balls. Next best Ripping Balls time is Tuesday. Tuesday? Yeah, not now. Look it, look it, this jet, look it. If my hair is moving, guys, my hair is pretty firm. My hair does not usually move and wind. I think it's moving. It's not going to get better either. It's not going to get better. What does your Ripping Balls say? Today, wind speed is 23, 22, 22, 20, 20, 19. I guess it gets a tiny bit better. I mean, I'm definitely going to get some packs up, but... You've got to go change my problem. For me, it's like a lot of my flying salient. And just hang. Well, wait, show us again. And then I'm just zero throttle and then I go... Yeah, all the quesum. No, I got that. Hey, everybody. This right here. This does not make you fly better. I'm not sure if this is going to be the kind of thing that we're all going to laugh about later if he's secretly going to want to murder me. This is just for show. It doesn't make you fly. Why would you need more downforce? Tell me down in the comments, should I? Should I? Or would that be like super rude and disrespectful? He's probably got more, right? I need like a two-faced coin from Batman. You know? Should I do it? Or should I not do it? Should I not do it? Especially in... It's so windy right now. It's so windy. This is going to make you fly worse. I'm really doing him a favor. I should do it. Okay. Let's see if he even notices. If he's going to be like... Where'd my wing go? It's for science. It's like an A-B test. It's a blind test. I'll be like, hey, Bobby, I'll plug you in. You ready to go? It's because of your What's In My Backpack video that I carry all this with me, by the way. Yeah. Like, this one's not as flat as I was hoping, but... Let's talk about it. M3's not going to hold that, though. I've used it before for your exact complication. Yeah? I appreciate it. I already got it going, though. Okay. It's all good. You going up, Bobby? In a second. Let me plug you in, man. I don't have... No, no, no. I don't have my stuff ready. Oh, you got it changed? I'll get it for you. Is it good for me, really? Yeah, for sure, dude. Give me a set. Where do you fly? We were just talking about your unique style and whether it would be prepared for wind. Oh, I see. You're good. Bubby's mic. Again. Bubby's mic. Am I going to blast the pack on the charger too real quick? 15 amps. Wait, these are drip motors. Why do you have drip motors on your quad? I haven't got my own motor yet. Oh, going to go with that 1,300 kV? 1,500 kV 8S? I might. I might. Here. You in or out? In. Thank you. Yeah, you're welcome. I'm honestly very curious how, like, how my quad is going to handle the win. My quad's 860 grams, my friend. Give or take. 860. Give or take. Like, obviously, your setup's not the same in every, like, you know, your battery weight changes. You might have some 3D printed accessories added or removed. That kind of thing. Yeah. Oh, my spoiler's gone. I broke the spoiler. How did that happen? I don't know. That's the first time I've ever broken a spoiler. Oh, you can still fly with that. I can still fly with that. You're going to be fine. I'm scared. On a windy day like this, that spoiler is just going to drag you around. The spoiler is what gives me, like, my powers. It's okay, Dango. Just fly without your feather. It's alright. That is not true. You can do it, but... You can fly without your feather. You can do it, bubby. You think so? I think you can. Alright, I'm going to try it then. I'm going to try it.  Uh, yeah, whatever Julian prints on, so... I mean, that's thick. Yeah. I'm surprised it came off. Me too. Oh, I saw us and freaked out. Saw us and freaked out. Yeah, I didn't want to hit us. The worry of my life. Oh, so windy. You guys see, like... I wish we could convey a wind, like... Like, here, let's take... It's 35 miles an hour. Oh, it's getting in my eyes now too. Oh, my gosh. Nope, didn't make it. Nice, nice. I put on sunglasses because there keeps getting sand blasted in my eyes. How did it get into my eyes again? I have glasses on. Oh, my gosh, my mouth's got sand blasted. It's not good. Here we go. Feel confident? Uh, in what? I mean, do you feel like your missing spoiler is, like, holding you back? Um, it's very windy. It is windy. I mean, that's not helping. I think that you're innate talent. Ah! I think you're innate talent. You know, overshadows your gear. I mean, I feel like... I'm stuck in a tree, so... The wind, dude, I saw... Dude, that knife edge is huge. I should be hitting it like that. But as I go in, the wind is just like... Phew! Phew! Aw, I guess for the drone saver. Have you used this before? Cozy, cozy. That's right. He rebrands him as, you know, drone saver. Good for him. The drone saver. Oh, my gosh. It's dronesaver.com. Cozy FPV. That did not go as planned. See, this is why I wish I had the spoiler, because usually I could grab the spoiler with this thing. Aren't you glad you didn't have the spoiler? I wish I had it, because I could have grabbed it with this thing. Oh! Sunglasses off. Oh, my gosh. Chipped over drone saver. The goggles on. Keep shredding. That was so close to that wall. That was such a great wall ride. Oh, yeah. That was good. Oh. Let's see. There's no wind right now, so... So, there's this... So, this tree there we're talking about right next to the wall. It's a power loop. So, I got the power loop, but I want to see if I can trip up in this. It'd be pretty sweet if I could. I'd be very happy. Oh, heck yeah. Oh, let's go. Let's freaking go. Wind's back. There we go. Eject. There we go. Oh, trees. They've lifted me off the ground to turtle mode. It does, like, help with things like this, where it's stuck in a tree, and I don't necessarily want to grab my arm, because it can pull off electronics. It happened before. I've used a drone saver, and it's ripped off in the ESC. It does help with stuff like grabbing it, like, so I can pick it up with a hook easily. And turtle moating as well, like when I'm upside down, it lifts the battery up off of the ground. So, it makes turtle moating easier, because the props aren't getting caught up in all the groundness. You're not flying behind yourself, are you? I'm going to go get Pia in quad. It's not possible. Something, this is like Powerloop Gaps. I actually did a tutorial video early on Rotorite. Go check it out if you want to learn the Powerloop Gap thingies. That's exactly what this is. It's basically a Powerloop Gap, because you've got to aim for the box, which is an imaginary box, is palm tree, and the top of the ledge. Ah! Oh, that's good. Oh, right, now it's raining too. Is it raining too? A little bit. Oh, and we're under the canopy too. That's nice. And it's ready to feel it. The wind is just pushing it right on us. This is the best. This is a great day to fly, guys. Sean, are you up on one? Yeah, he's on one. I'm also on one. No, I'm on three. Never mind. Never mind. I'm on three. We're good. Right in the dirt, we're not such a crash in. So, if I go down here, can I Powerloop this whole area? Yeah. You totally can, can't you? I can go here. I need to go further. What's that? You can Powerloop from the big tree gap right towards the building. Yeah, maybe you should Powerloop away from the building. It's cooler if you go towards the building, though. Right towards the building. I'm in the sand. See, if I had that 8S quad, I would have been able to pull out. You want a flat 8S quad? No. Taking the spoiler off this one. And then putting it on my freestyle drone. Down, down, down. Where is Joshua? He is walking backwards. Man, it's like I can feel a little sprinkler of rain on me every now and then.  I was on top of the roof and didn't know it. Zero damage. All good. That's how windy it is today. All over my god. Still underpowered. I don't know why. Yeah, you nailed me. I got it two times. Once not so clean, second time clean. That's all that good.


From VOA Learning English, this is the Education Report in Special English. Classes in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math are known as STEM classes. Many professors continue to teach STEM classes the traditional way, by lecturing. But standing in front of the class and lecturing may not be the best way to teach today's students. That is what Kevin Egan says. He is with the University of California, Los Angeles. He also is co-author of a new study. It found that lecturing is still used a great deal in STEM courses taught in the United States. Kevin Egan says lecturing is not bad, but it tends to be less productive when it is the only teaching technique used in the classroom. He says that when teachers add class discussion, encourage questions and provide hands-on activities, students are better engaged in learning. Supporters say placing students at the center of instruction changes the focus from teaching to learning. The study did find a growing use of student-centered methods like class discussions, cooperative learning and student presentations. Female professors are more likely than male professors to use the new methods in undergraduate classes. More than 60% of female faculty in science, technology, engineering and math said they used cooperative learning methods. That was compared to about 40% of male teachers. Lecturing is used the most in STEM courses. Kevin Egan says faculty members need time away from their classes to learn some of these new techniques. The result of older methods may be low completion rates in STEM programs. The Chronicle of Higher Education noted that less than 40% of students who seek a degree in one of these subjects actually graduate with one. For VOA Learning English, I'm Alex Villarreal.


فشرف بل اشتغالي بالعلم ولا تبغي به ما عشت يا بدا بدا وياله من شراف عظيمي إبراهيم النخمي once said he would recite in the night even if it only a little يزيل الرخاشي would say if I fell asleep and then woke up and then went back to sleep without praying in the night may my eyes not sleep this means that he would get remind himself by asking Allah to punish him and deprive him of sleep while not getting up to pray in the middle of the night he said إبراهيم النخمي once said كان يقال it used to be said اقرأوا من الليل read at night ولو حل بشات even if it is for as long as one milk a shot what did he say a shot was goat was a ram ram yeah that's the best one did he say a ram there yeah but I want to see what he says so what did he say إبراهيم النخمي he just said people would recite in the night even if only a little اقرأوا read from the night ولو حل بشات حل بشات even if it is a duration of milking the ram مثلا وعن يزيد الرقاش يزيد الرقاش he said إذا أنا نمتو ثم استيقظتو ثم نمتو فلا نامت عينية if I sleep then I woke up then I sleep then my eyes would never go back to sleep again the max prayer is given preference because it is a time when the heart is more inclined and further away from distractions of different kinds including necessary chores and other like this is the best time the reason why قيام الليل is good at night time is because لأنها أجمع للقلب your heart is gathered it's a time when you've got everything together وأبعد من الشاغلات and you're the furtherest from any distractions والملهياتي and the things that will you get carried away with but تصرف في الحاجات and the things that you need your chores for example there's nothing to do it's night time so you're far from all of that وأصوان من الريائي and you're the most protected from showing off you're the furtherest when it comes from from showing off مع ما جاء الشرع به من إيجاد الخيارات في الليل with the good that the شريعة has mentioned for the night there are other virtuous things that the night has anyways such as praying by night also helps prevent the worshiper from falling into the pitfall of worshipping for the clubs of being seen by others and other acts of insincerity that's why when you're praying at night don't read loud and don't read too low you have a modern recitation the Prophet ﷺ one day he came by أبو بكر praying and the Messenger ﷺ أبو بكر's recitation was extremely low so the Prophet asked him أبو بكر why is it that your voice is low and he said لقد أسمعتو من ناديت the one who I'm calling I've allowed him to hear me من الله is everything الله had me then the Prophet ﷺ said now raise your voice a bit and then he saw أمر reciting very loud so in the morning the Prophet ﷺ said to أمر why are you reading that loud and then أمر رضي الله عنه he said أقذ الوسنان the one who is lazy who is sleeping at night and snoring I want to wake him up وأطلو الشيطان and I'm getting rid of him and this is a reflection of both of their character and how they were then the Messenger ﷺ said to أمر lower your voice so in between the two you have a bit of recitation but it's not too loud that's when the person that's how the person should read at night so you're not showing off there's no shouting so everybody can hear you it's low and you're not reading it too low where it becomes that no one knows what you're saying now it is also a time of much virtue and reward because it's stated in both the Qur'an and the Sunnah so this time at the night time there's a lot of hate connected to it there's a lot of good in the night now indeed the Prophet ﷺ's journey to the Masjid al-Aqsa and his assent occurred during the night did they say Prophet ﷺ as in most of years نعم so the Prophet ﷺ's journey was on when was he ascended up when was the Prophet ﷺ ascended up at night time he was ascended up why not daytime virtue of the night that's what Allah سبحانه وتعالى He says سبحانه وتعالى night time so Allah refer to it that is what night another example of virtues of the night is that your Lord descends every night when half of the night has passed and says so here what you realize is that the ascending so Allah سبحانه وتعالى descending is done at night time not at daytime Allah سبحانه وتعالى he comes down at night time and not daytime the reason is because the virtue of the night again the night has fadahim virtues and Allah says هل من داعن فأستجيب لهم is there any caller who is calling on to me I can give him what he wants نعم أموهاري نريد that the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم said there is an hour in the night in which Allah Almighty answers implications meaning he is sure to answer implications so in the night there is an hour يستجاب فيها دعاء the person's dua is accepted كل ليلة in every night every night there is an hour within the night that if a person supplicates to Allah what are they going to achieve is the goodness of the dua that is very powerful because every single one of us has a need والله who we do I remember I asked two couples that were married how long have you guys been married for I think they told me 34 35 something they gave me a time but it was 30 something and I said to them have you guys ever made dua in the last third of the night they've been trying to have kids they've just never had kids so I asked them this question and they said to me no I said have you guys been to a medical place like you know a medical yeah we've been in America we went China, we went here we went there, we traveled we've been trying, there is nothing we didn't try but it's just never and it's shocking it's a very common thing by many Muslims so I said ask them about the last third of the night within that time there is a time when the dua is what accepted so the one who's looking to have children the one who wants to get married and is looking for a pious wife the wife that's looking for a pious brother the one who's looking for a good job a halal job the one who is looking for a good place to reside with his family the one who's married who's having hard times in his marriage everyone the one who has illnesses and wants to take those illnesses away from him every single one has the opportunity to supplicate at this time and the dua is accepted now نعم now if it wasn't for those who have wild meaning night portion they've got night prayer that they come with who are standing وذلك يزالون جميعا وانت another one who at daytime they are what? They are fasting daytime. And the earth will have been turned into dust. The earth is made out of dust. But I mean the earth would have, Allah would have opened the earth for you guys. The earthquake would have happened from beneath your feet. شكرا جزيلاً for the fact that Awashaba is rewarded even for reciting a little in Bynai, who said that the Messenger of Allah, Successor Muhammad Ali, whoever stands in prayer by night and recites 10 verses, will not be written among the heedless. وفقاً لك هذا الحديث أنه ، فقال الله عليه وسلم ، وقال ، anyone who stands reciting 10 verses لما يُكتب من الغافيين ، now the person is not from the heedless. So if you read 10 verses at night, you are not written as a heedless person. And he who stands in prayer reciting 100 verses will be written among the devoted worshipers. And if you read 100 verses at night, you are from the Qaliateen. The Qaliateen are who the devoted slaves of Allah. A station Allah سبحانه وتعالى gave to Maryamah. ومريامة بنة عمران التي أحسنت فرجها. فنفخنا فيه من روحنا وصدقت بكلمات ربها وكتبه وكانت من القالateen. Maryam was from the Qaliateen. 100 verses only. You'll be from the devoted slaves of Allah سبحانه وتعالى. And he who stands in prayer reciting 1000 verses will be written among those of enormous or multified reward. And anyone who reads 1000 verses in night prayer will be written for those slaves whose righteous deeds is multiplied. Increased in amount and you're above a devoted slave. Now, Shaykh Nasser authenticated this. Someone could recite 100 very short verses. No problem. No problem. The verses will be marked. The verses. أثعالا بي منشن that Ibn al-A'bar, may Allah be pleased with him, said Whoever prays two rak'a's in the night has indeed spent the night standing for Allah and prostrating to Him. Pay attention. Before what did I say? Just pray two rak'a right? By Allah. By praying only two. منصلا بالليلي رك'ا تيني. And he will pray two rak'a night. فقد بات لله ساجد الوقائم. And this individual, he has actually devoted his whole night in sujood and qiyam. Just two rak'a. You don't need to do a lot. Just to pray two rak'a and he says though you spend the whole night قيام and sujood. نعم. فصل في الأمر بالتعهد القرآن والتحذير من تعرضه للنسيان. ثبت عن أبي موسى الأشعري رضي الله عنه عن النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم. قال تعاهد هذا القرآن فول الذي نفس محمد بيده. لهو أشد تفلتم من الإبل في عقلها. رواه البخاري ومسلم. وعن ابن عمر رضي الله تعالى عنهما. أن رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم قال إنما مثل صاحب القرآن كمثل صاحب الإبل المعاقلة. إن عاهد عليها أمسكها وإن أطلقها ذهبت. رواه البخاري ومسلم. وعن أن سبن مالك رضي الله عنه قال قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم عرضت علي أجور أمة حتى القذاة يخرجها الرجل من المسجد. وعرضت علي ذنوب أمة فلم أراداً باً أعظم من سهرة من القرآن أو آية أوتية رجل ثم نسيها. رواه ابو داود واترمذي وتكلم فيه. وعن سعد بن عبادة عن النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم قال من قراء القرآن ثم نسيه لقي الله عز وجل يوم القيام. رواه ابو داود واترمذي. قراء القرآن يتعديد معظم قرآن ويصره من الغرفة. هناك النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم يتحدث عن طريقية أن يتعديد من قرآن ويبقى ومساعدة نسوء نعم المسلمة أكثر من وسلم يتطلقب في رأس القرآن كما تبقى سولة محمد في رأسه اجل ، يجب أن يحصل أكثر من من سلسلة من سلسلة المقلومات المسلمة تعاهدوا هذا القرآن أكثر من سلسلة القرآن فالقرآن يجب أن تتبعه في رأسك كذلك لما أكبره من الله أنه محمده هو رأسه في رأسه وهو أشجده تفلوتن فالقرآن هو أسرع منك من الإبلي في عقولها فالقرآن في رأسه إذا كان رأسك في رأسه قليلا أو أسرع في رأسه قليلا فالقرآن يجب أن تتبعه إذا يقوم بها حقاً منك فهي بإجراء يجب أن تتبعه في رأسه يجب أن تكون حولك وإذا تتبعه في رأسه وإن يكون محمده فقط في رأسه سيحدث لك إبن عمرا بإمكانك هذا هو now example that the message is giving the one who's keeping the Quran is like a person who's keeping a when he died he could summon the setup they used to see if a person can be trusted with something because if I give you something and I know you can keep this you're never going to lose it they used to see that if they teach you a surah and you keep that surah you don't forget it and you make sure you keep it with you it was a sign that you're a person who will keep what you're given because if you give it to that person he will hold it and not let it go and he will keep it tied the Quran is the same even more greater if so if you forsake that and you've left the Quran and you're not memorizing it and you've lost it then they wouldn't trust anything with that person that's how the Salaf رحمه الله they were when it came to the Quran and some of the scholars they talk about is it harder to memorize the Quran from scratch or is it harder to keep it is it harder to start learning the Quran now from not from zero or is it much harder to keep it and not lose it and the fact that they would ask themselves this question shows you how it's easy to forget it and when you do forget it sometimes it can become a forget so bad that you it's like you've never never never memorized it again now لذلك there was a story ibn kallikhan mentions in his kitab وفاية العيان a man who saw a woman he loved he loved this woman and they said he was a half of the kitab الله he memorized the Quran he was a half of powerful in his memorization متقن solidified the Quran he was known for that but he saw a woman he loved she was very he was very attracted to her and when he married when he came for her hand in marriage she said to him we can get married no problem with the condition that you leave the religion which you're upon so he considered her proposal she said i'm from a family where they won't accept me to get married to a person who is of another faith so if you're truly interested in me you would have to have the same faith the same belief so he left Islam and he married this woman and when he married him he stayed with her for a while so his friends met him again this man was known for his memorization of the Quran and his how he solidified the Quran so what happened was when he came for her she said my daughter she's messing up everything she's digging into people's bags and taking their stuff she's the Darren of the class yeah she's the Darren of the class yeah she's the Darren of the class they're going to be persecutes for that صحيح قول لدي you have to persecute you have to call my daughter Darren this recording she's going to watch it when she's 30 and you're what 60 these are 8 right roughly the same so they met him حافظ بكتاب الله this man memorized the book of Allah so they said how is the Quran how are you with the Quran and he said I forgot it all except one verse what verse the only verse that I remember is that the day of judgment Allah says ربما يود لدينا that the ones who are disbelievers will wish the day of judgment that they were Muslims the ones who are kuffar will wish the day of judgment if they were believers that's the only verse I remember he said the verse that was left and it was kept in his heart and Allah did not take from him was what and I that was against him he said that's the only verse that I can remember from the Quran everything else was taken from him now if he takes care of it frequently he's able to keep it but if he neglect it then it will be from him أنا سبنو ماليك said that the message of Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم them said the wages of my nation meaning the rewards for their good deeds were shown to me even that which was as small as a piece of wood that a person throws out of the machine in order to keep it clean likewise their sins were shown to me and I did not see a sin greater than that of a person who forgets a verse or a chapter bestowed upon him meaning that Allah was him to memorize it and then go and was then forgotten by him due to his negligence I would have worked and ultimately worried to this indeed and ultimately commented on it all this hadith he mentions that the Prophet said عورظة علي أجور أمتي my umma's reward was all presented in front of me حتى القذات يخرجها الرجل من المسجد even the qadat qadat means the عود عود means not the عود that we switch عود just means twigs and the dirt and the things that he takes from the misjid he throws outside every even that little could I would have shown that my umma do okay وعورظة علي ذروب أمتي and I was even shown a sin this sins that my umma will come with and the Prophet said لم أرى ذبن أعظم I did not see a sin greater than من صورة من القرآن a surah from the Quran or a verse from the Quran that was given to a person and he forgot it now this hadith is without a shadow of a doubt it's weak ألمام محمد منه إسماعيل ابنه إبراهي مبنه بردزبة البخاري الجعفي ألمام بخاري he weakened his hadith ألمام البخاري and ألمام ترميدي دل as well because ترميدي has a book where he asks ألمام البخاري a question right it's called سؤالات ترميدي للإمام البخاري it's a question that ترميدي put to بخاري where he asks him questions and he documented those questions and this hadith is from those hadith which he asked and ترمي درحم الله when he put him to it بخاري you said غريب الله نعرفه إلا من هذا الواجه this hadith is strange we already know it from this نعم because to say that for example فلم أرى ذببن I never saw a sin greater than forgetting the Quran where is the shirk where are the greater sins than this سعر محمد رالي said that the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم himself memorizes the Quran and then forgets it will meet Allah on the Day of Judgment mutilated or maimed أبو دول and I don't remember it this hadith the same this hadith is also فيه another there's weakness towards it as well which is anyone who anyone who reads the Quran and he forgets it he will meet Allah سبحانه وتعالى on the Day of Judgment أجدم what is it it's connected mutilated or maimed أجدم but on the part missing and this hadith some scholars we can get some authenticated and even though I'm inclined to the weakness of the narration but how do you reconcile between the view of those who say that this hadith is talking about somebody who forgot the Quran is it a big sin to forget the Quran based on this hadith now it's a sin but the ones who said that it's a sin they said that the sin is referring to when the person leaves of the implementation because the word the word نسيان forgetting what does it mean in Arabic is to leave something because Allah says in the Quran وكذلك اليوم تنسى وكذلك اليوم تنسى does Allah forget so here Allah says anyone who turns away from the Quran I will give them a very hard life in this world also in the hereafter and that person will be resurrected blind on the Day of Judgment and that person will say to Allah why am I resurrected blind and then Allah سبحانه وتعالى He will say to them I forget you I will forget you in the Hellfire the way you forgot about this meeting about the Quran and the religion you forgot so does Allah forget is that good can Allah say that because Allah is saying وكذلك اليوم تنسى and today you'll be forgotten that's what some translation would say forgotten in the Arabic language the word نسيان means language wise it means ترك to leave something صح it means to leave of something because when you forget something what do you say I'll give an example instead of why do you come you'll say I forgot what do you mean I forgot I left of coming to you due to my mind being away that's what the person is trying to say right that's what it means so some of the scholars they said that this حديث means تنسى he forgets it it means he leaves of the Quran deliberately and he walks away from it and he turns away from it that's what's referred to it and that's the view taken by سفينة ثوريو ابن عبدالبر and others ابن عبدالبر رحم الله he has a كتاب which is a شرح and he explains it there in the eighth volume then the author رحم الله he says في من نام عن ورده عن عم ربن الخطاب رضي الله عنه قال قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم من نام عن حزبه من الليل أو عن شيء منه فقرأه ما بين صلاة الفجر وصلاة الضهر كتب له كأن ما قرأه من الليل رواه مسلم وعن سليمان ابن يسار قال قال أهو سيد نمت البار حتى عن ورد حتى أصبحت فلما وكان وردي صورة البقرة فرأيت في المنام فرأيت في المنام كأن بقرة تنطحني أم تنطحني رواه أبو داود وروابن أبيض وروابن بالدنيا عن بعض حفاظ القرآن أنه نام ليلة عن حزبي فرأى منام كان قال يقول عجبت من جسب عجبت من جسم ومن صحت ومن فتن نام إلى الفجر والموت لا تؤمن والموت لا تؤمن خطفاته في ضر من ليل إذا يسري عجبت من جسم ومن صحت ومن فتن نام إلى الفجر والموت لا تؤمن خطفاته في ضر من ليل إذا يسري عجبت من جسب ومن فتن يسري ومن فتن يسري هذا الآن يقول شخص يخطف ومن فتن يصر ومن فتن ومن فتن يصر ومن فتن يقول أنه يقول undermount You never sleep without peacepаемся he8s creates the portion of the Quran by night for a plot of it and he recites it between the dawn and head the prayers We have his recitation we've called it for him as though he had recited it during the night narrated by muslim decisions How Allah wants good fast الله ستقولى prayers يريدو الله أن ي� Ella Wrap أن تميلSw إيلا عظمMus يريدو Allah الله wants to accept our repentance. الله wants to forgive us. الله wants to make matters easy for us. من نام عم حزمي من الليل. A person sleeps from his night. He sleeps. He gets carried away due to tiredness. Hard work that he put in that day. Something he gets carried away so he sleeps. Or he prays some of it and the rest he can't. He normally says himself to do something but he gets carried away. فقرأه ما بين صلاة الفجل و صلاة الضهر. And then the person goes and reads it between what? فجل الضهر. He brings it to the daytime. كتب له كأنه بقرأه من الليل. The reward he's going to get though is like he read it last night.  They missed it at night but they won't just say I missed it. ايه قدر الله ما شاء الله فعاله. It just wasn't meant to be. That doesn't exist in their mind. This is debt to them. I'm going to pay it back. I'm not going to let it go by and I'll bring it back. And that's what they will do. They will bring it. They will bring it back now. And now the author now is going to mention some stories or some of the self who got carried away with sleep and what they saw in their dream happened to them. They saw things in their dream. They missed their قيام. They saw things in their dream. Now the author is going to mention those stories to us. سليمان إبن يسار رأس أبو أسيد. May Allah please with him what said. I slept yesterday without reciting my portion of the Qur'an until the day break came. And so when I woke up I said to Allah we belong and to him is our return. سليمان إبن يسار رأس أبو أسيد. His name is Malik from Al-Rabi'a. He participated in the battle of Badr. He says I slept at night from the portion that I used to read at night time. I missed my قيام الليل. I missed it. حتى أصبحت until the morning broke. فلب ما أصبحت when the Fajr came. أسترجعته. He said And that's what you say when you lose a what? A loved one. This is what the righteous people say when they lose a loved one. He is seeing it as though a calamity befell him. صح. وكانه وردي صورة البقرة. That night I was meant to pray on all of the صورة البقرة. That was the portion I was designated for me. فرائي. The portion I had intended to recite to the صورة البقرة. And that night I dreamt that a cow was butting me. If not we don't want to read to this lady. He says كان بقرة. It was like a cow was coming to me. And it was head butting me with his horns. أبور. تانطحني. This is what I saw in my dream. The whole night that's what was happening to me. Because it was trying to tell them to wake up and pray. I was meant to read صورة البقرة. And I saw a Bakra in my dream. That came to me. And I was waking me up. If you read the Kitab. المنامات با ابن أبي الدنيا. And you read the Kitab. المنامات با ابن أبي الدنيا. Both of them were stories there. Even in this Kitab. تهجد وقيام الليل. أن تهجد وقيام الليل. ابن أبي الدنيا تاع كتوريز يجلب ذلك. نعم. يبارث. هناك أكثر منهم نعم أحد حفاظ القرآن رأيه أحد من خلال حزبه وهناك في حياته أجيب من جسمه من صحاته أنا أماز with a body ومجموعة ومجموعة فتاة فتاة جميلة جميلة نامة إلى الفجر فتاة جميلة فتاة جميلة هل أنت there? والموت لا تؤمنوخ وموت ليس خطفاة خطفاة لذلك ليس خطفاة من ذلك في غولة من ليلة إلى يسرين عندما يأخذ هل أنت ستبقى للمان؟ نعم نحن فتاة فتاة نحن now got ثلاثة ثلاثة أصبحت ثلاثة فقط عددت للمان ومعنى في الملق و now going to go into the issue of the chapter 6 7 8 9 how much we have we got 4 more to go إن شاء الله I'm feeling a bit sick right now so we'll stop there إن شاء الله تعالى we'll take a break and then it will be the class Hajj in 45 minutes إن شاء الله so you guys can go eat and then the Hajj class will be on if I said anything wrong or incorrect it's from me إن شاء الله and his messenger are free from it سبحانك اللهم أحمدك أشهد أن لا إله إلا الله أستغفرك وأتوب إليه


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Don't you just love to go to church on Sunday, Doc Morton? Dr. Prescott's sermons make you feel so good inside. Well, Adeline, they make you feel pretty good when you get outside, too. Pretty long talker, Prescott. Oh, you. I enjoy it every minute of it. I never saw so many pretty new fall hats. Awfully sweet of you to invite me to go. Well, I knew you'd want to hear Marjorie's first solo. She sang beautifully, Dr. Morton. Yeah. A little Marjorie in the choir. Family's growing up, Adeline. Before we know it, the baby will be going to Sunday school. The poor little foundling. I don't think anybody's ever going to claim her. When are you going to adopt us, Dr. Morton? Well, the state law seems to think I should be married first. Well, it's none of my business, but I agree the baby ought to have a mother. Maybe true. Some other couple could come along and adopt her unless you get married. Of course, it's none of my business. But who could I marry, Adeline? Well, there's an old Southern expression, sometimes you're so close to the forest you can't see the tree.  Goodbye. I see the tree all right. She nearly had me on a limb. Sonning the baby? Yes, Mr. Gillesleve. Thought I'd bring out the yard for a while. Good idea. And how are you, little baby? You like it out here? Uh-huh. Well, I guess she does. You care to watch her for a while, Mr. Gillesleve? I ought to start dinner. Dinner? Oh, go right ahead, Betty. Thank you, sir.  The sun's moving around. Let's move around with it. That's it. Hold on to your hat, baby. Here we go, right out the driveway. Oh, there's a car coming in here. Uh, Bullard. Always using my driveway to turn around. Why doesn't he use his own? Oh, hello, Gillesleve. Hope you don't mind my using your driveway. Oh, no. Anytime. That's what it's for, neighbor. Nice car you're driving, Mr. Bullard. Well, it'll do until I get my 49 model, late 48. Oh, yes. I'm waiting for a 49 model, too. I've been waiting since 1936. That's a nice buggy you're pushing, Gillesleve. Buggy? Oh, yes. There's a baby inside. Yes, I know. I've been noticing her. I'm very interested in babies. You are? Hello there, little Miss Baby. Remember me? I'm Mr. Rumson Bullard from across the street. Oh, brother. We shook hands the other day, remember? Tickle, tickle, tickle. He doesn't seem very responsive today. Well, maybe it's your gloves, Mr. Bullard. She might be frightened by the yellow suede. Oh. Ah, you're lucky to have a lovely child like this, Gillesleve. Mrs. Bullard and I have often discussed adopting a little girl to grow up with Craig. That might help. Little Craig. And this baby has aroused my interest. She has? Have you started adoption proceedings yet, Gillesleve? Well, no, Mr. Bullard. To adopt her, I'd have to get married, and that seems a little drastic. Yes, yes. I can understand why you wouldn't want to assume additional obligations, a water commissioner's salary being what it is. It isn't that, Mr. Bullard. Whereas with my income, I could easily support a little tax exemption. Yes, indeed. She'd be welcome in the Bullard home. I'll look here, Bullard. Well, ta-ta, little ta. I'll be seeing you. Good day, Gillesleve. Worry what he meant by that. Baby, how'd you like to have a stuffed shirt like that for a father? Those are my sentiments exactly. I'd better watch that guy. I may put a gate on that driveway, too. To get to sleep. I wonder if I ate too much of Bertie's roast beef. Oh, it isn't that. It's what old Moneybag's Bullard was saying. Wonder what he meant by all those sly comments. Have you started adoption proceeding yet? Yes, indeed. She'd be welcome in the Bullard home. I'll be seeing you. Bullard had it coming. He's a neighbor and a friend. Well, a neighbor, anyway. Hey, there's Bullard now. Going into the courthouse. Courthouse? I'd better follow him. There he goes down the hall. I'll stay a little ways behind him. He turned left. I'll bet that's where you go to take out adoption papers. Peek around the corner. Yield asleep? Yield asleep, are you following me? Just on my way to my office. Yield asleep, what are you up to? Well, what are you up to? What are you doing down here? I'm seeing a certain official about a certain matter and it's certainly none of your business. It certainly is. I'm going to see my lawyer. I've got to talk to you. Now let's re-examine the facts of the case, Mr. Garfinkel. Judge, get off the phone. Excuse me. Yieldy, I'm conversing with a client, Farmer Garfinkel. I'm a client, too. Then sit down on the chair. Now then, Mr. Garfinkel, you allege that hunters trespassed on your property and shot eight tame geese. Geese at a time like this, John. Which we shall hereafter refer to as the corpus delectar. Judge, if you don't hang up, there's going to be a corpus hooker. Pardon me, Mr. Garfinkel. There's a big commotion in the office. I'll call you back. I hope you're satisfied now that you've interrupted me on my biggest case this week, Yieldy. What's on your alleged mind? Judge, you've got to help me adopt the baby. Well, Yieldy, I doubt if I'm your solution. What do you mean? To adopt the baby, you have to get married. And I don't accept your proposal. Judge, let's not be ridiculous. I have every reason to believe that somebody is trying to adopt the baby before I do. Who, Yieldy? Rumson Bullard. Rumson Bullard? Just yesterday, he said he admired her. And this morning, I caught him sneaking into the courthouse. Judge, you've got to help me. Yieldy, I regret to say that if Rumson Bullard is taking steps, there's not much that I can do about it. Judge! And if you're not going to marry and adopt the infant, Bullard's home might not be a bad place for her. Uh-huh. Cultural and social advantages? Opportunities to marry well? Money? She'd never want for anything, Yieldy. Now I can see it. Hooker, you're on Bullard's side, too.  What? You turned against your friend and fellow jolly boy.  Now, Yieldy, you know I'm the best friend you and that baby have. Horse feathers, Hooker, horse feathers. You can save that stuff for Garfinkle and his eight dead geese. Well, maybe Bullard should adopt the baby.  Oh, watch it! Turn, coat! Fat head? Goose lawyer? Goodbye! What's happened today, do you? You see that big house across the street? There's a big man in there and he wants you. I couldn't bear to see this little girl grow up across the street. It would break my heart. But, as Hooker said, she'd never want for anything. Might be for the best. Oh, little girl. The only way I can prevent it is to get married. But the prevention seems worse than the cure. It's not funny. Hello, Leroy. Why do you want two dollars and a quarter, Leroy? For a down payment on a dog. A dog?  I want to pet him and play with him. Leroy, there are dogs running across our lawn every five minutes. You can pet them. Oh, gosh. They're just nuts. I want a pedigree dog. Pedigree dog? Now, where did you get such an idea? Well, gosh, it's my allowance, honk. I'll put the two and a quarter with what I have. Hey, honk, why don't you buy it? Leroy, pedigree dogs cost a lot of money. You can tell it is my Christmas present. For two years. Leroy, you know you'll want a dozen things between now and Christmas. You don't want me to have it. Now, my boy, I didn't say that. Sit down. Let's talk this thing over. Your old uncle isn't made of money, you know? All right, honk.  A pedigree dog? Well, better go up and see if you'll settle for a pedigree looking mutt. Who could that be? It's nearly supper time. Craig Bullard. Where's Leroy? He's upstairs, Craig. He doesn't feel so good. What's that? So that's where Leroy got the idea. Leroy doesn't have a pedigree dog. Well, he may have one someday. I've been thinking of buying him a bird dog just like that. He's a... Well, Terrier? Oh, yes, getting a little dark out there. Whoo! It sounds more expensive than I thought. It's a little late, Craig. Go on home. I'm closing the door. I don't like him, either. No, Birdie. I was just suggesting to Craig that he go home. Oh. Birdie, what would you think about letting some wealthy family like the Bullards adopt the baby? That's the Bullard! Now, Birdie, I know it comes as a shock to you, but there are a lot of things in favor of it. There'll always be things the water peddler and commissioner can't buy. Well, money ain't everything, Mr. Gillsleeve. Look how well you raise Miss Marjorie and Leroy. You know what you give them children that money can't buy? Well... You give them part of your heart. No, Birdie, you're just prejudiced.  Well, but in the long run, the baby may be better off with Mr. Bullard. Mr. Gillsleeve, you can't give this baby to that man.  Well... Mr. Gillsleeve, that baby was left in your car and it's your responsibility. The only way I can keep her is to get married. Married? Well, if that's the only way I'll take it, throw caution to the wind. I may have to, but that... Now you talk, Mr. Gillsleeve. No sacrifice is too great when it comes to saving the baby. I may save the baby, Bill. Who'll save me? Oh, my... 20 brand-new Ford sedans. Think of it. 721 prizes, including 20 powerful streamlined new Ford sedans, will be won in Par-K series of big contests. Why, those Fords alone are practically priceless today. And the grand prize winner gets $1,000 to go with the luxurious car he wins. Just listen to these prizes. Next week for five weeks, Par-K is awarding four beautiful new Ford sedans, 40 General Electric Table radios, 20 Cori coffee makers, 20 Toastmaster automatic pop-up toasters, 60 new $10 bills. Now, to enter, just help the great Gillsleeve get a name for the pretty little baby girl he found some weeks ago. Write your suggested name for the baby on a contest entry blank. They're available at your food dealers with complete rules. 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And careful, a lot of hot air comes up through there, Mr. Gillesleeve. I know that, Pee-Vee. Pee-Vee, I just made a big decision. I am going to get married. Yep, a lot of hot air comes up through there. I mean it this time, Pee-Vee. Oh, I'm sure you do. Who is the lucky woman? Well, that's what I'd like to talk to you about. You've decided to marry without knowing who? That's living pretty dangerously, Mr. Gillesleeve. I have a pretty good idea, Pee-Vee, but I'd appreciate your opinion. Mr. Gillesleeve, I'm no Dorothy Dick. No, but you've been married a long time. You know what adds up to a happy married life. Well, I wouldn't say that. But I might be able to point out some of the bear traps. Trap or no trap, Pee-Vee, it's the best thing to do. For me, the baby, and Miss Fairchild. Miss Fairchild, you think? Yeah. What do you think of that line, Fairchild, Pee-Vee? She appears to be a fine, upstanding woman. Oh, that she is. Now that I have a baby in the house, I have to have a wife. Are you sure you're not putting the cart before the horse, Mr. Gillesleeve? Pee-Vee, I have reason to believe that if I don't adopt the baby right away, somebody else will. Well, I don't blame you for wanting to adopt the baby. You don't? Why, George Pee-Vee, I'll call Alarine right now and make a date and propose tonight. And Pee-Vee, thanks for your advice. I didn't give that hothead any advice. Mr. Gillesleeve. I wonder if you would mind using the telephone booth across the street. Huh? What's the matter, Pee-Vee? Is yours out of order? No, but you're a good customer, Mr. Gillesleeve. I'd hate to have you come in here years later, look at that booth and hold it against me. Oh, my goodness. I'm going to call from here, Pee-Vee. And you can suffer the consequences same as me.  Thank you, Marjorie.  And you've shaved so nice and close. Yeah, yeah. But aren't you a little pale, Unky? Pale? Oh, that's talcampotter, I think. Leroy, this is no rally. Well, you look great anyway, Unky. I don't know who you're calling on tonight, Unky, but whoever she is, she's the best. No, I don't suppose she will. Here, wait till I straighten your tie. Huh? There. Now, stand back. I want to take one last look at you. You better take one last look, too, Leroy. Why? I want you to remember me the way I am.  I better go in. Those policemen cruising around the block are getting in my way. I better go in. Those policemen cruising around the block are getting suspicious. Better ring the bell, I guess. What if Adeline doesn't accept me? No, you're grabbing its straws gellously. You've got to go through with it for the baby's sake. Rock Morton. Hello, Adeline. Won't you come into my parlour, said the spider to the fly? Adeline, what do you mean by that? Well, nothing silly. Are you sure? My, you're touchy this evening. Well, had a hard day. You must have. I'm sorry, Adeline. Sit down. Thank you. This afternoon on the phone you sounded so eager and so romantic. Yes, I guess I did.  Whistle? Oh, no, no, no. What are you thinking about? I wonder if you'd hand me one of those mints. My mouth seems a little dry. Adeline? Yes? You and I have known each other a long time. Nearly a year. That's long enough for people to make up their minds about each other. So, Adeline, I came over tonight to ask you... Yes, Rock Morton. ...to ask you to hand me another mint. My mouth's dry again. Oh, thank you, Adeline. As I was saying, I seem to like you and you seem to like me. So tonight, Adeline, I'd like to ask you to... Yes, Rock Morton? Ask me another mint. Why don't you take the whole box? Thank you. Adeline, you're good-natured, nice-looking, always attractive when I come over in the evening. I've always admired you too, Rock Morton.  You're attractive and sturdy. Well, Adeline, now that we've talked it over, I'd... Well, I'd like to ask you... There aren't any more mints. There aren't? Then I'd better go home.  Huh?  Huh? I accept. You do, baby? 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It's full, the leaves are turning brown, pumpkin spice is finally back in Starbucks, and that shelf has nothing on it. Yeah, it's kind of a problem. So I don't know why it's there, but more exciting than any of that in three days from now, Kimberley and I are getting on a long aluminium tube that at any second during the 10 hour flight across the ocean could crash and plummet into the sea and we'd be lost forever and this channel would be dead except for the fact that I have planned a few videos so that'll be kind of sad to watch in retrospect knowing that I died, but where are we going Kimberley? That's the exciting part. Japan. Japan! That was very depressing to listen to. We are so excited for Japan! It does not show. This isn't the only thing by the way, I know I titled this I'm leaving the country, so at this point you feel like you've got your answer and you've just out of the video, but we're actually coming back from that country back to this country to then turn around and leave this country again to go to a completely different country that hasn't been said in this video, but first before we get to that country, let's talk about Japan. I wanted to announce it because I feel like, you know, we're going for two weeks and I usually make like multiple videos a week, so I don't want anyone to be like what's going on? But I have planned for it for once in my life, I have shot videos in advance. So you're gonna have content uploading like normal while I'm away and the exciting part is it's all gamer reviews.  Some of them really sucked, some of them were really good, so I decided I would make that. But on top of that, another reason why I wanted to announce who we're going was because it gives you guys time to let us know what we should do while we're in the country if you have any suggestions, not only like recreational activities we can do as far as eating ramen and sushi in different places, but also what videos you want to see both of us make because now we are both established youtubers, we can make content in Japanese land. That's not offensive, is it? It sounded like it was, but that's just your tone. Much respect, I'm not gonna loganpaw this whole thing. It's very exciting, um, especially for us, and I can't remember if I hit record on the camera. It's good, it's good, keep going. What was I about to say? Oh no, it's exciting for us because we've never had a vacation before. This is literally our first vacation. It's like our honeymoon. So we've been saving up for this Japan trip. Separately to that though, I've been saving up to go home because some of y'all might notice that I didn't use to say y'all. I have sort of a weird accent at this point that's been smushed-smashed with like five years of North America. I am from Australia. Is that like a surprise to anyone at this point? I don't know, maybe. Did you know? Did I tell you? This is the first time. Oh! I'm very confused. So I've been saving up to go home and bring her home with me because you haven't met my family yet, and I wanted to go home for Christmas. So yeah, we're going to Japan in October now and then Australia in December. So it seems like, you know, we're not broke, but we've been saving up for both of these. And our friends, Tyler and Rachel, who I did a second channel with Tyler for a while, RIP, that channel, we're still friends and they invited us to go and we were like, yeah, we'd like to go with people that can actually somewhat speak the language of the place we're going to and kind of know the way around because I've been there a few times before and actually just sounds fun to hang out again because I haven't seen you on eight months since our channel died. So we're going to go with them. And just kind of worked out this way. Oh, speaking of us being YouTubers now, you do have a channel that's been going well. You made two videos and they got more views than some of mine get. So that's cool. No, it's really awesome. Thank you guys. You say it. Thank you for the support. That's what I was going to say. Yeah, I said it weird, but I meant it. Just made another one, which is going up the same time as this. So you can watch that and you can let Kim know what you want her to make in Japan as well. And on top of that, obviously with channels, you'll see some stuff, but if you want like more constant updates and then like little stories and little quick vlog things, follow us on our other socials. I have an Instagram and a Twitter.  You need to make an Instagram. I'm just not a social media person. That's fine, but you're a YouTuber now.  But it feels bad. Yeah, it does. I'd appreciate it if you followed us on social medias, especially me on Twitter. That would be great. And the announcements don't stop. You can see why I needed to make an update video. I'm already over it. I already hate this video. Retropluzer, it's a convention in Arlington, Texas, which is in the DFW area. If you want to meet me and hang out for the 19th and the 20th of this month, so like right as we get back from Japan, we'll be there. Both of us will be there. I'll have a panel where I'm talking and stuff. It's not just us going. It's other guests too. If you like controversial people, a couple of controversial people are going, but also Team Four Star, who are lovely people. They make the Dragon Ball Z bridge stuff and I'm really excited to meet them. I felt like I had so many things to say. I had so many like important announcements to make. They were crucial to my channel. And if I didn't do these, people would be confused. And in reality, I've realized that I'm just going away for a couple of weeks and I plan videos to upload like nothing was happening. Yeah, this was more of a Twitter announcement than a video. Hey, I appreciate you guys watching. It meant a lot to me if this even ended up getting uploaded.  I love you. Let us know your thoughts and feelings. I'm done.


My name is Hospital Foreman, I'm a painter Isaac Mala Rodriguez and my most memorable moment during Pacific Partnership 2012 was in Cambodia. I had the good fortune of going out on a community service project to one of the schools where we painted a part of the school and afterwards we got to socialize with the local community and a lot of the kids and that was very awesome because we got to interact and show a really good face for the United States military and for Pacific Partnership.