Colgate dental cream to clean your breath while you clean your teeth and help stop tooth decay and Palm olive shave creams for a smoother more comfortable way to shave bring you our miss brook starring Eve Arden Under the direction of Al Lewis Well, when you're living and working away from home a good friend and confidant comes in mighty handy Our miss brooks who teaches English at Madison High School is Fortunate and having just such a friend and her landlady Last Friday at breakfast miss brooks confided in mrs. Davis about her Thursday date I was out with mr. Boyden last night mrs. Davis. Oh, you don't have to tell me that Connie I could tell when I went in to wake you up this morning. How you were squeezing your pillow so hard Half the feathers popped out No wonder I dreamt that I was captured by Indians We had quite an exciting time though before mr. Boyden took me home What did you do? Well, he said he'd like to go to a movie So I very subtly steered him to the strand where they're showing Valentino Oh, is that the one about Rudolph Valentino the great lover? It isn't about Jake Lamarra It's really a very good movie and I was hoping mr. Boyden would take a slight hint and get into the mood Did the scheme work Connie did it work why halfway through the most torrid love scene two ushers had to ask mr. Boyden to leave Really Connie, what did he do? He giggled so hard. He dropped his popcorn Don't worry Connie. You may find romance sooner than you think that is if you take advantage of the article I read in this morning's paper what article it says that mr. Jacques bouvet of the French public school system is here in America to import teachers to France He arrived at Madison yesterday, and he's interested in any American instructors who can help Streamline French educational methods good for him But why an American teacher should go traipsing off to France to teach is beyond me But mr. Beauvais says that as an incentive the salary would be just double your present one Well, don't stand there pack my bag Double my salary, and I presume they'd pay all traveling expenses Definitely well then all I have to do is to sell myself to mr. Beauvais Where is he staying while he's in town? Mrs. Davis at the Empire Hotel? Hmm does the article say how long a teacher would be expected to stay in France at least one year Connie? Then I'd better forget about it. It isn't just mr. Boyden I'd miss I'd be lonesome for you Mrs. Davis and Harriet and Walter Denton and all the swell kids at school I know Connie then there's your principal mr. Conklin. Well, don't stand there pack my bag Look Connie even though we'd all miss you too, I'd like to remind you of the old saying absence makes the heart grow Fonder if you do go away for a year think of what your reunion will be like Yes, I can picture it now I trip lightly down the gang plank and there on the dock stands mr. Boyden as our eyes meet the scene is charged with romance and when he speaks it takes a long moment before his Passionate words penetrate my consciousness. What passionate words Connie long time. No see miss Brooks What have you done to your car walter looks different this morning prettier that's because you're in it lovely one I purposely picked up early this morning so you could take advantage of the bullet and I have for you bulletin Yes, ma'am. I read an article in the paper that says a high official in the French public school system is in town Looking for teachers and mr. Jack ways buvets That's Jacques bouvet walter. How do you know him miss Brooks? Mrs. Davis introduced me to the article this morning Aren't you excited? He's offering teachers an all-expense trip to gay Paris That's short for France I know he is that's why I've got to get to mr. Conklin's office Why mr. Conklin's office so I can get permission to take a little time off this morning I'd like to see mr. Bouvet before he's mobbed by the other teachers, but miss Brooks You know how old marble head and mr.  I guess now. Let's see what sounds like a truthful tissue of lies You should never have brought this paper to my office Harriet the article about that Frenchman bouvet Rating our schools for teachers has upset me terribly But why daddy because I know school teachers That's why his offer of traveling expenses and more money will have them flocking to his wallet like moths to a flame They'll follow him to France like those dim-witted children who followed the pied piper of Hamlin But daddy mr. Bouvet is not only looking for teachers It says in the last paragraph that he's also offering high school principles double salary and all traveling expenses Paris in the spring The Champs Elysees Virgining blossoms in the wide balloon and hand me that paper, please Where the details in later addition run down to the new stand and fetch me the latest one Harriet But daddy you wouldn't let anything tempt you into leaving Madison. Would you calm yourself my dear? I have no thought of succumbing to the siren song of filthy Luca more over I intend to see to it that there is no exodus from my staff If I catch any member of Madison's faculty making a beeline for the Empire Hotel. I'll see Come in now. You run along pets that paper Harry. All right daddy. Hi, miss Brooks. Hi Harriet. Bye miss Brooke Bye Harriet And what brings you to my office so early miss Brooks an emergency mr. Conklin.  Well, I've just got to get over there, sir You see I let me help you Have someone close to you some relative of whom you're exceedingly fond lies ill in the Empire Hotel You why yes, sir. That's exactly it. You took the words right out of my mouth. Well, don't worry about that I'll shove them back in in a minute Just which one of your relatives is it it's my grandmother, mr. Conklin. She's terribly ill poor dear soul Perhaps she'd feel better if you informed her of a rather startling fact Namely the Empire Hotel is recently erected annex of the Empire Athletic Club and it's strictly for men. So is grandma She's very popular. You see sir. She works at the Empire Hotel She's a she's a telephone operator there and yesterday. She had a terrible accident an accident Yes, sir It seems one of the other girls didn't show up and granny had to stay at the switchboard all during her lunch hour Well, finally the manager brought her a plate of spaghetti Spaghetti well, sir between her being so hungry and the switchboard being so busy granny got all excited and ate up three long-distance cars Tastrophic but miss Brooks I have a suggestion to make Supposing I accompany you to the Empire Hotel. It'll be a nice surprise for your grad But mr.  Well, miss Brooks is the jig up or isn't the jig up Charleston What a toothpaste What a toothpaste What a toothpaste What a toothpaste What a toothpaste What a toothpaste Colgate dental cream cleaned your breath while it cleaned your teeth and the Colgate way stops tooth decayed best Yes, the Colgate way is the most thoroughly proved and accepted home method of oral hygiene known today Over two years research showed brushing teeth right after eating with Colgate dental cream Help stop more decay for more people than ever before reported in dentiferous history The Colgate way stop tooth decay best no other dentifers a morniated or not offers such conclusive proof And you should know that Colgate's while not mentioned by name was the only toothpaste used in the research on tooth decay Recently reported in Reader's Digest so always follow the Colgate way to clean your breath while you clean your teeth and stop tooth decay best And the Colgate way stops tooth decay best Well, I didn't dare leave school during the morning session But at lunchtime I joined mr. Boynton in the cafeteria and told him all about Monsieur Bouvet when he heard that I was contemplating a trip abroad Mr. Boynton was grief-stricken and with ill-concealed panic. He finally managed to say Year in France, I do your world of good Yes, I guess it would but mr. Boynton a year is a long time I sort of expected you to say you'd miss me. Oh that goes without saying I I often think of how much we've meant to each other and well you might not believe this mr. Brooks But in the four or five years, we've known each other for years seven months three weeks in two days Yes Well in all that time, I I've never once that is Well, I yes, mr. Boynton. You never once what? You're the only girl I've ever taken to the zoo No idea what a feeling of security that gives me It may not seem like a very romantic locale Many's the time as we stood outside those cages. I got some pretty bold thoughts.  Boynton, and if I do go abroad, I'll miss you more than just a little That goes both ways But this is silver lining in every clouds, you know remember absence makes the heart grow fonder And when you returned I'd be the first one to meet you at the boat Yes, ma'am. I'd be right there on that dock as you trip down the gangplank and what would you say mr. Boynton say? Well, I don't know offhand, but it wouldn't be anything teary or sentimental No, I'd probably just take your hand and get off some witty remark or other Like what? Well like long time no see. Oh That is a wham-doodle of a crack Perhaps we'd better drop the subject mr. Boynton after all my going to France is purely conjectural Monsieur bouvet may not even pay any attention to the message I left for him message Yes, since women are barred from the Empire Hotel I phoned and left my name and address at the desk mr. Bouvet was out So I just left word that if he wanted the good English teacher for overseas duty He could interview me at my place this evening. Well, everything happens for the best I suppose and still this bouvet has a lot of nerve to expect American teachers to go traipsing off to France to teach He's offering all travel expenses in double salary. I wonder if he'd be interested in a biology teacher You know, it might be quite a rewarding experience at that to teach abroad for a while Pardon me mr. Boynton, but I've got an important message for miss Brooks. Well go go right ahead waller Harry it just took a call for you in the principal's office miss Brooks. Oh, who was it? Mrs. Davis She called to say that mr. Bouvet phoned and he said he'd be over at your house at eight o'clock tonight. Oh, that's wonderful Walter Wait in the late edition of the paper It says that he's only accepting teachers who have a first-hand knowledge of France and its people and who speak the language fluently Fluently, but I haven't spoken any French since high school and I majored in Spanish at college. I Forgot most of the French I ever learned also. I guess we're in the same boat miss Brooks Well start paddling mr. Boynton. We're up the same creek, too It's almost eight o'clock missus Davis. Monsieur bouvet should be here any minute, but Connie You said yourself you don't know enough about French to read a perfume bottle How do you expect a landed job teaching over there? If I get the job missus Davis, I'll have time to take a refresher course before I commence teaching now Don't worry about me. I'll I'll get by this interview somehow if it's what you want Connie I can only wish you luck. I'll go make some tea now if you need me for anything. Just call. All right, Mrs. Davis Oh, that's him coming Bonsoir. I am a jaca bouvet. Oh, yes.  Thank you You I presume a la belle box.  Bouvet now if you'll follow me into the living room Now shall we sit over here on the sofa? Oh, well now Tell me if you will something about your background. Do you I acquainted with Paris Paris? I always think of it as my second home. Oh, you've been there. I've never really left there mentally Oh The boulevards the cafes if you are so much of a Parisian at heart I would wager that most of all you miss the boy the balloon. I cry when I think of it That woman made me the best hats I ever owned But the City Park Well, that's what I like about Paris a park and have the same name as a milliner Could I get you something mr. Bouvet tea you'll be ready very soon or would you rather have coffee or nothing now? Thanks, I just like to get how you say a Acquainted, but why should I struggle so with the English you have the French no I have a little yes Dig my little set photograph. He la la la table c'est votre père. Oh, we we Et l'autre photographie c'est votre mari oui oui. Oh, je suis très content Oui, oui part. Don't name what? What oh what mrs. Davis, this is monsieur bouvet I'll put the tea sur the table Now if you excuse a moi, I'd like to speak with miss Brooks privately for one moment Come here Connie. All right, mrs. Davis excuse a mark to monsieur bouvet certainly What is it mrs. Davis? It's evident that I remember more of my high school French than you do you made a terrible mistake What did I do when mr. Bouvet pointed to that picture mr. Conklin? He asked you if he was your father and you said yes Oh, no, then when he pointed to mr. Boynton's picture and asked if he was your husband. You said yes again Mr. Boynton my husband What am I laughing at You've got to go back and tell mr. Bouvet the truth what and let him let him know I don't understand French I'm sorry mrs. Davis, but I've got to bluff this thing through until I land that job Yes, you wish Connie, but I'm going into my room and lie down this operation is too nerve-wracking I'll let you know how I come out mrs. Davis. Oh You're looking at my photographs monsieur. Oui madame, but perhaps I should talk the English It will help me in my interviews with other Americans nespa. Oh pa pa Your husband is very charming, but one thing I do not understand why you call yourself miss books when he signs this picture Monsieur Boynton Well here in America we girls who teach school are allowed to use our maiden names But I do hope you'll have the opportunity to meet mr. Boynton. He's a charming person So devoted so thoughtful and so affectionate So come in It's not locked entree Good evening, mr. Brooks mr. Boynton. I hope you don't mind my oh you have company Mr. Boynton allow me to congratulate you. You have a very charming wife. I have where Isn't he a scream What a sense of humor darling your husband is funny Funniest thing since murders in the room or Give me your hat dear. I'll explain later mr. Boynton. Just smile all right After my own art mr.   Oh Our romantic but permit me to make the introduction. I am mr. Jacques a bouvet Monsieur bouvet, but of course The sweet trade joyeuse bonsoir mon ami Like that I pucker and he kisses him Monsieur bouvet. I've always wanted to teach biology in gay perry. You alone can make my fondest dream come true Well, uh, frankly, I have several biology teachers already contracted Somehow perry seems to lend itself to biology And vice versa But of course if I accept your wife, it would be a shame to separate you especially if you are Really so madly in love with her in love with her I lose my life and my wife. Come on Miss Brooks, we pucker up again mon cherie Why pierre boynton? There will be time for that later Marshall plan or no Marshall plan this guy has got to go What is it you want to tell us monsieur? Well, um, I have come to the conclusion that married couples are best for my purpose Single teachers might get lonesome after a short while and then poof back to america. They come leaving me clutching a valise Clutching a valise holding the bag Don't have to worry about that with us. We'll stay the full time Oh, but of course it is only fair to tell you I have interviewed other couples some married 10 11 years and with big families The priority will go of course to those who are married the longest time Oh, we've been married a very long time. How long real long real real long The door was open.  Yes. Come on in walter monsieur bouvet.  We're discussing business with monsieur bouvet Oh, you're monsieur bouvet Oh, we oh bun swore monsieur Come and tally voo say swore Translation. Goodbye, mr. Bouvet.  Just stop by oh, oh you have company miss Brooks.   Oh, it's it's just a colloquialism, sir Dad here is a great little kidder Court monsieur bouvet to the door monsieur bouvet. Oh, I should have known bull swam on me. Just be treasured Fucking I've got to get myself a tuxedo Thank you bouvet. I'll come right to the point at first. I refuse to be tempted But as one of the nation's more efficient high school principles I feel I owe it to your country to volunteer my services until your educational system is once again flourishing That is a most kind. Of course, I'll be frank with you, sir I'm also interested in the fact that you're offering double salary. Oh, oh that Oh, I'm afraid monsieur the american press has made a slight uh, how do you say, uh, miscoting What did they misquoting will you see we are offering double your present salary, but it is not in dollars It is in france in france. That's much less than we're receiving now Oh, we'll do think of the experience. No, if you will all want to sign up I will get the paper just a moment. Monsieur bouvet. I'd like to hold a little caucus with papa and pierre and sunny Gather around friends. What'll we tell him miss Brooks? Well, I think we ought to say something like this Yes, that that sounds just right to me in between us. We ought to know enough french to give him the whole thing in his native time Let's see the first word is fish a and the next is Then comes camp fine. Monsieur bouvet Fiche le camp comment translation hit the road Brooks returns in just a moment now the case of the close scrape featuring charles neilsen department store buyer Here's what mr. 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Well after monsieur bouvet left mr. Conklin and walter said good night And that left just mr. Boyden than me. Well, I guess we won't be going to paris this year But maybe we'll get another chance. You know miss brooks. I've often dreamt of being in gay paris with you You have mr. Boyden. Oh, yes indeed if we were there I'd take you to the most romantic spot on the continent la maison des animale What is that mr. Boyden? That's one of the biggest zoos in the world Mr. Boyden take a letter dear Lafayette, not only are we not there, but we ain't coming It's best for burning at the tune in next week to another our miss brooks show Brought to you by palm olive shave cream for a smoother more comfortable way to shave And cold gate mantle cream to clean your breath while you clean your teeth and help stop tooth decay Our miss brooks starring eve arden is produced by larry burns written by al lewis and joe quillen with the music of wilbur hatch Listen to this with marvellous vell v e l you can save 90% of dishwashing work A quick soak in vell suds gets dishes and glassware shiny clean Even if a bit of food should cling a touch with a dishcloth gets rid of it fast Yes bells activated suds lift off and carry away food and grease So all dishes need is a quick rinse and they dry sparkling without washing or wiping all pots and pans need is a soaking with vell suds Then you can wash them shiny clean without hard scouring. 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TFNN headline news update Good afternoon everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien comedy alive from TFN headquarters in st. Petersburg, Florida At 1 p.m. Eastern time on Monday three hours left to go on the trading day We have all the indices now in the red as mark is drifting lower from most of the session after a bit of a pop on the Open right now S&P's negative by three points trading at 31 42 Dow Jones negative by 72 trading at 27,942 Nasdaq negative by 11 points journey at 86 45 oil a 15 cents at 59 05 gold some volatility But basically down less than a dollar on the session at 14 64 50 and the dollar index flat after a little volatility as well 97 697 start things off. Let's jump over to the charts. We'll start it off with the Nasdaq 100 as you can see right out of the Gate 9 30 you trade from 83 85 up a solid 35 excuse me 83 85 yes up about 40 points to 83 15 Excuse me 84 25. I'll get there. That's about 40 Nasdaq 100 points right back to where we started though 83 89 S&P's trade almost up to 31 50. You pull back currently trading 31 42 There's the dial 30 never quite got a pop like the other markets was above 28,000 up until almost 10 30 currently about 50 points off that level 27,950 There's crude oil almost flat for the session, but currently a little volatility at 49 59 0 1 Gold contract trading 14 64 almost made up to 14 70 and there's the euro US dollar trading 1 10 57 Times what else you have happening in the market taking a look at some of the currencies and Commodities gold contract looking at silver as well 1666 right now platinum trading at 899 70 and Palladium at 1855 jumping over and pulling up some of the currencies That's gonna be that one moment and w2 So there's your dollar index top left trading from 97 58 to about 97 69 right now almost the high for the intraday session euro pulling back one 10 57 Yen at 108 66 and the pound with their election coming up Thursday training at 131 51 Stay tuned folks We got our man Steve Rhodes coming up with the traders edge live from one till to Dave White with a power trading hour from two till Three and Tom O'Brien from three till four markets in negative territory. Stay tuned folks Steve Rhodes coming right back


Awesome. Hey, everyone, I'm Jeremy. I'm a technical product marketer at Uptix, and I'm really excited to talk to you all today. So I'm going to be talking about securing the CI CD pipeline and kind of really the special place that developer laptops have from a security perspective. So I really only have two things to talk to you guys about. First, I want to take a look at a traditional CI CD pipeline and really break down some of the data silos and security gaps that we create for ourselves there. And then I want to dive a little deeper to security at the developer laptop. So on the right, I included a fun headline that grabbed me from about a month ago. It's pretty prevalent for this talk. So last pass got hacked, and hackers had access to the development environment for over four days. So Andrew was touching on this earlier when he gave the opening remarks. But kind of keep in mind that idea of software supply chain attacks and attackers embedding themselves into your development pipeline. So yeah, this is kind of the innovation pipeline or traditional CI CD pipeline as we see it. You know, on the far left, you have that development stage. You have developers working off laptops, crafting the crown jewels of your organization, and really building that intellectual property. You move into the CI CD stage. You maybe have a build server. You're scanning images. You're testing for compliance, vulnerabilities, registry scanning, maybe secret scanning as well. And then we hit runtime. And in runtime, we kind of split this up into two phases. We have the control plane layer of that orchestration and runtime services. And then you have the data layer of those actual running nodes and containers. And I want to reiterate what I said on the last slide where let's look at this, and let's see some of the data silos and security gaps we create for ourselves. So let's take runtime, for example. In runtime, you have this control plane layer and this data plane layer. And at the control plane layer, you have runtime orchestration. You're doing compliance. You're doing maybe network policy as well. And at the data plane layer, you have this rich socket event and process event data. But teams right now are really struggling with correlating this data together or correlating this data from, say, the data plane back to your back end infrastructure. And this is a problem. Let's imagine a container escape attack. Pretty high profile. Your node gets compromised. They're trying to hop to another container. They're trying to hop to another node. Maybe they're trying to hop to the control plane or to your AWS infrastructure. Are you able to correlate this data back together? And I think that's the big question right now is that attackers don't think in silos. And we need to be sure that we're securing across the CI CD pipeline so that we're not creating these security gaps. And we're able to correlate data together. So kind of with that in mind, I want to dive a little deeper into security at the developer laptop. Why security at the developer laptop? Well, first off, we've actually seen firsthand a rise in attackers targeting developer laptops. And I think that's for a few reasons. But one of the main ones is this is just a really high value asset. I think too often we focus on the shiny part of the hack where data gets exfiltrated or remote code gets executed. And I think we need to look a little layer deeper. Imagine a developer laptop is like the perfect entry point for an attacker. They can enumerate your environment. They can see what tooling you have. They can try and steal Git SSH keys. They can try and steal AWS credentials. So this is just a really strong point that we need to secure when we think holistically about our pipeline. So on the right here, I include in some of the fun examples that customers have been coming to us to help solve this problem of security at the developer laptop. So I'll go through them now. The first one, this one's pretty fun. Odd thing for vulnerable software packages are malicious Chrome extensions. We have some really fun war stories around Chrome extensions and malicious Chrome extensions. So, folks, attackers will actually clone real Chrome extensions, put them on the store, and try to entice in spearfish specific developers to try and download these Chrome extensions onto their developer laptops. So some really fun stuff, having to talk about it more after I can't share it all right now. But number two, dynamic trust scores for zero trust access. So this is a really good one. We know in real time, dynamically, quickly, assigning zero trust score, so being able to assess the identity and health of a developer's laptop as it's trying to access critical resources or infrastructure. And for me, this is a really big one because it goes back to that idea of security should really enable our development teams. Too often, we hear about security roadblocks. And I think zero trust access is a really fun one where we can break down those roadblocks and really enable teams to work from these untrusted or lightly secured home networks around the world as everyone works remotely nowadays. And then finally, detecting and protecting against malicious behavior. And this really synthesizes so much of the talk. Go back to that last past example of hackers having access to the environment for over four days or maybe two years ago, the SolarWinds Sunburst attack. Those of you who are familiar with the SolarWinds attack also will remember that was actually a software supply chain attack, which goes back to Andrew's point. And attackers embedded malicious code into the build. The build got distributed out, and then attackers actually executed the code. So keeping all of that in mind, I want to say thank you so much. I want to reiterate two points. First, attackers don't think in silos, and that's why we really need to normalize and correlate data regardless of whether it starts in that development section, that runtime control plane layer, or that data layer. And then my second point is really bringing laptops into the fold and enabling our developers through good security. So that's all I've had for you today. If any of this resonated with you, definitely come find me after it, even better actually. If any of this didn't resonate with you, come find me after. You know that's why we're all here, is to have these fun conversations. So upticks will be at booth number G29, and we'll be around all week in the purple shirt. So come say hi. Thank you so much for letting me talk with you all today.


The first case of the novel coronavirus disease was diagnosed in Croatia on February 25th. And since then, the epidemic has really developed in a very similar way to other European countries. As of Sunday, March 22nd, we have 254 cases confirmed, including some of the health workers. Some measures have been implemented across the country, including regulation of shop working hours and also closure of non-essential services, kindergartens and schools. Even though the first response to the epidemic was quite satisfactory, we are worried how the health system will deal with the increase of number of patients and cases. So the health system has been weakened over the last few decades by commercialization and privatization. During this process, some of the key health infrastructure has been damaged or literally made unexistent. For example, the Institute of Immunology used to produce high quality medical products locally, including vaccines and also interferon. But has no longer the capacities to do so. So the country largely depends on the import of medicines for the health system to function. Also health workers are working around the clock, but the problem remains that the public health system is largely understaffed and that the workload that the health workers are facing might be too much. Also some concerns have been expressed already about the availability of protective equipment because it seems that there will be not enough equipment to protect all the health workers, but also workers in other sectors such as cashiers or cleaning services workers. On the other hand, waiters, hospitality workers, but also kindergarten teachers have been dismissed in large numbers already and it still remains unclear how the government is going to address the rights and the needs of homeless people, of migrants, of asylum seekers during the epidemic. And finally, as the epidemic wasn't enough itself, a strong earthquake hit Zagreb on Sunday morning and people reacted by assembling groups and leaving their homes even though social distancing is being advised at all times. And, well, some of the hospitals, including one of the maternity wards, were damaged during the earthquake and this put additional strain on the health infrastructure we have. So basically what we are afraid of now is that when the number of patients increases and when their needs become larger, the health system might just fall apart.


Miguel Suno hits a three-run bomb in game one of the championship series in the bottom of the first inning and he enjoys it Celebrates with his team screams and yells Slow trots to home the crowds going crazy three nothing lead in the first of game one What a way to start the championship series now look at Miguel Suno's thighs one time We interviewed Miguel Suno and we sat down next to him And one of his thighs is the size of my torso and that's not a joke. It was the most biggest thigh I've ever seen in my life Miguel Suno We had to scrap the interview because the mics were bad and there was a pretty tough language barrier, but I Remember his thighs now he did hustle out of the box right away, but as soon as he saw it was over the fence I mean come on All that man a lot of chest pounding and then he's gonna. Oh, yeah


Arthur, how do you plan to approach Marcus and Desmond over the next two and a half weeks? How do you handle reps, how do you handle kind of working both of them through as you figure all this out? Well, it's a lot of guys. I mean, this is, we've, and I've stated this on the record before, and what you'll see out today, this is an OTA, this isn't a practice. This is an organized team activity, which is a workout. And there's rules and some about being smart, player safety. That's why you're not going to see the full team, not going to see the big guys. There's not going to be contact. It's not what we want right now, this time of year. A lot of individual development. You'll see in individual periods. You'll see some 7-on-7, but this is a build-up. When we start camp, then it's competitive and it's real football. So there's all the rookies, Mike. There's the quarterbacks, wide receivers, backs, DBs. There's a progression. So it's a teaching development and a lot of a passing. But again, you're talking about 7-on-7. There's no rush trying to get the timing down. So again, you know, people love the hot takes right now. You're watching a scripted 7-on-7. And when it comes to Isaiah Oliver, would you feel like he'll be, at what point do you feel like he's going to be ready? Who? Isaiah Oliver. Don't have timelines on the injuries. That was a delayed question. Yeah, it was a delayed question. Isaiah's doing a good job. He's progressing. And this is not fair to the player to put a timeline on it, but there's nobody that's working harder than Isaiah Oliver. He's in the building. He'll pop in there sometimes at 8 o'clock at night and he's in there working. That really refers to that. What did you see in him, even though he got hurt, that you wanted to bring him back? Yeah, really intelligent football player. Embrace that role of playing that slot corner, that nickel position. You know, he could play on the outside if he needs to. He could drop deep if he has to. And he's a good pressure player when Dean dials up the pressure with the slot corners. Coach, what do you expect to see from your wide receivers? You have a number of wide receivers that you've brought in from this time in OTAs, and what are some of the things you'll be looking for as far as them to separate themselves as you guys ramp up towards training? Yeah, you really won't see anybody separate themselves now, but you're getting guys in here. We're a little heavier on the skilled positions. We make decisions that we'll have some trial players at veteran minicamp, and then we'll probably end up adding to the lines to balance it out going into training camp. But you get a couple of week evaluation with guys, how they're picking up the offense, how they mesh in with the quarterback, the timing, understanding conceptually what to do, and really one of their work habits on the field and in the classroom. We hear so much about the jump from year one to year two for guys, for guy like Kyle Pitts. What have you seen from him being year two a second offseason that's a promise? Well, he's not facing the unknown, right, with all these rookies. Everything's new to him, new environment, new team, staff, terminology. You see Kyle, as you saw him as he progressed through last season, and I've said it many times, he's just scratching the surface. You see a very different player mindset. He knows what to expect, what we expect from him, so I've been very encouraged so far. With your defensive personnel additions, how much differently do you think you'll be able to play on that side of the ball? I'm sorry, Josh, I didn't hear the last part of that. How much differently do you think you'll be able to play on that side of the ball this year just because of personnel additions? Yeah, I think you'll see, you know, Dean, and he's gone on record. You know, he'll be able to put more, especially in year two, even the guys coming back. They're familiar with what we're asking them to do. There's different packages. You know, we should be more multiple with some of the guys if they continue to progress, what do you think? Some of these young guys we brought in and some of the guys we signed give you a lot of flexibility. Whether it's on the back end, with the depth we feel like we'll have at safety, or really up front with a lot of those young guys at that DN outside linebacker spot, and at inside linebacker. So it'll be a fun group to coach and be able to open up a lot more of the playbook. Several of his players have talked about aggressiveness. His aggressiveness as a play caller. Does that just mean getting after the quarterback, or are there other elements involved in being aggressive defensively? That's all over the place. You know, a lot of it, too, is you can come up with great pressures, whether you're in obvious past situations, or you're in red zone with thought behind it, what you're trying to accomplish, getting the ball out, understanding also aggressive coverage behind it, knowing the situation as well, Josh. You know, it's not just the blitzing, the pressure from up front, but on the back end, understanding the situationally, how to close the cushions, where you fit in the space, and stuff like that. And that's where it comes with year two, better understanding some of the competition. I think we'll bring that out, and I think we'll have better execution. So coach, recently Anthony Firks have talked about just being in that tight end room with someone like Kyle Pitts and just the competitiveness. I know it's very early on, but are you starting to see in that tight end room as it just kind of flows out in the competitiveness in that room? Well, certainly, I think with guys that are in that room, and it's not just Kyle. Justin Peel does a great job coaching that room. It's a different room than it was a year ago. We'll be able to do a lot. And it was just by personnel. I mean, we had Lee in there last year who was at the end of his career, who I think I'm faster than. Hayden was a different type player. And then now you got other guys in there. He's a guy that's really developed. That I expect a lot of growth from here. Well, Parker's been in the league for a couple of years, but he was a converted defensive end from Iowa. And then Anthony Firks is a guy I've worked with before. He's another, gives you a different element in the passing game. Guys that's made big plays and big games and playoff games before. And Braden Linnius is a guy that we're going to develop. That's been from the CFL. It's got unique pass catching traits.  Hopefully we'll see more of him in camp. And then Tucker Fisk is a guy we brought into rookie mini-camp. So that room is unique. It's different than it was a year ago. So I'm excited. And Coach, I'm going to ask you a non-football question. Sure. My name's Tenetra Batista. I should probably tell you that. I know. Oh, you do? Okay. Because I'm like, you didn't call me any. So I should probably reintroduce myself. But I'm with 929 the game. I just couldn't hear. So a lot of it, yes. Gotcha. And this morning on one of our shows, they talked about the fact that they saw you kind of doing your rounds, getting your cardio going. So I was curious, what is it that you listen to, what are you listening to in your pods that kind of gets you going and ready for something like open practice today? Oh, yeah. I didn't know. I thought I was here before anybody was. I wasn't trying to look for attention. It looked like the cool guy coach working out. Need to stay in shape or getting better shape. Put it that way. You know, we have some players too. But it's good. It kind of recharges you.  I have an eclectic music taste. Sometimes I listen to podcasts, audio books. Got a pretty good commute into work. So I just changed it up. Coach, how you doing? Year two for you, but a lot of new personnel, a lot of new faces out there and only a few days on the field, no contact going on. What's your timetable? And what do you look for to let you know that things are on schedule? Yeah. A lot of times too, we're installing new stuff every day. So a lot of the stuff to see today be the first time for these young guys that they've run those certain concepts offensively or a new call. We put it in defensively. So it's a teaching and development stage where a lot of the stuff you see, it's like, can we bring the installations in the classroom that we've shown film on? Can we bring them to life? And you want to get as many reps as you can with those calls and the adjustments. So when you come back again and camp, you feel like you're ahead there and you kind of, you reinstall it and then now you're, like I said, you're really competitive and real football then. So with some guys, some guys pick up things quicker than others. It doesn't mean we're going to write somebody off this time of year because of it, but it allows you to assess where they're at mentally and as well as physically.  Why is he somebody that you like to coach? Well, he's just a great person to be around. You take the football side of it, then there's, we all know people, friends and co-workers that you enjoy being around. They make coming to work fun. He's a unique person. And that's why you always hear teammates that play with him, whether it was at Oregon, Tennessee, or Vegas, even the short time here, why they appreciate him. He's an authentic person. I don't know many people, I've met my life that are better humans than Marcus Marriota. The last time that we talked to Brian Edwards, he made the comment that he thought that coming to Atlanta was a good fit, as good as it could get for him. Why was Brian somebody that y'all wanted to go after? Well, we thought the opportunity was there and you hope it's a win-win. It's a new program they're building in Vegas and I got a lot of respect for Dave Ziggler and Josh McDaniels. And sometimes it's a really good player and they may be going in a different direction. But ironically, he may fit more of us. What we're trying to do, he's relatively local. Played at the University of South Carolina, Conway, South Carolina, so he's familiar with this area, which is unique. It's not why we traded for him. But there's some skill sets that I saw for him when he was coming out of South Carolina that I thought would fit and there's a role for him here. So when Terry brings up the trade and we talk about it as a staff, we thought it was an exciting move for us because he really fits what we're trying to build in that receiver room. Mentally, the maturity, the competitiveness. Obviously the guy can play. Got a good catch radius. So we're excited about him. Coach, you talked about fear of the unknown as far as cow pits and what's the difference between year one and year two. What feels different for you coming in from your first year and then coming into your second year? Certainly. I was a rookie head coach last year. So we challenge our players and staff and I start with myself, how can I improve day to day, year after year? So there's certainly things that you can get, you feel you can get accomplished. Every day you would blink and it felt like it was 10 o'clock at night and there's so much you want to get done and what's practical, what's not. You feel like you're hitting your stride better and certainly more comfortable for me, year two as well. Last question though, do you have a head in the size eight? What's that? Do you have a head in the size eight? I need an eight. You need an eight? Yeah, I need an eight. I want to talk to Brian Boyner or Kenny. I'm sure they can work some out. Appreciate it, Coach. Has your philosophy about running the quarterback changed since you became an NFL coach? Well, I just... Yeah, I mean, that's probably fair.  I was the defensive quality control, but we had Jason Campbell, Mark Brunel, Todd Collins. Mark was a guy that, you know, early in his career, he had extended plays in Jacksonville, but people weren't running a lot of the zone read. Let quarterback run stuff that was kind of taking over college football in the early 2000s. It certainly made its way into the NFL. And there's a fine line. I mean, you don't want to be reckless with it, but I think there's a natural progression that's happened and we have some very athletic quarterbacks. So we're going to try to play to our strengths. Did you... How much of it was the type of players you started getting at that position that made you re-evaluate? Yeah, I think that's a lot. I mean, I think with the talent pool coming in, I mean, you can either complain about it or the reality are there's a lot of guys that are very versatile football players, whether they come from 7-0, 7 backgrounds and they got, you know, it's a different game structurally sometimes on the back end, the type of athlete that's coming into the league. You're seeing that certainly what we did with Cordero Patterson. Obviously what San Francisco did middle to late year with Devo Samuel, that got a lot of notoriety, that people have had success with guys, but they're used to playing other positions. They weren't just stuck at tailback from the time they were 9. They played wide open offenses. Defense, you have hybrid safeties that come in. Are they corners? Are they those big sub linebackers? So it's... That's what the talent pool that's coming into this game and you better adapt. Now some old principles still hold true in the game of football, but in the same thing with the quarterback, a little bit different in college, the speed of the game, you got to be careful how many times you run a certain player. You don't want to expose them too many times because it's their fair game when they're running in between the hashes. Yeah. Yeah, what does Marlon Davidson need to do to kind of take that next step as a player? You know, what have you been looking for out of him? A lot of guys. No different when you ask Grady to replicate what he's done in the past. Can we continue to enhance Grady? Can we find other guys that can come in there and give us some internal pressure? So it's not just Marlon, it's the whole group. And there'll be opportunity everywhere and like I said, we may have to get flexible about different packages which Dean and Ted and Gary have done in the past and Frank, so we're excited. Always got to have an opportunity and Marlon knows what the expectation is that he crammed us or Nick Thurman. But the opportunity is there. We've got to find more internal fast rush. Arthur, you keep bringing in a bunch more wide receivers just signed another one this week. Is there something that you were looking for when it comes to receivers that you feel like you need in that room? Not necessarily. When we see there's good football players out there, maybe somebody, obviously I have a history of some of the guys or somebody on our staff does, personnel or coaching. But if we can enhance that room and if we think there's a guy out there that could possibly make this team and make our room better, we're going to bring him in. And in this kind of a year, because we don't have to, you know, line up and play a real game, you may go heavy and it's extended to three week trial for certain guys at certain skill positions and we're excited. So when the opportunity to bring somebody like Cameron Batson in who's played in this league who I've got a lot of respect for and we were able to, the first team to work them out, you want to bring them along and see if we can enhance that room. The competition will only make us better. And just from a clerical standpoint, anyone not going to be here today that was here last week and vice versa? I mean, our guys are here. I mean, I got... I gave the update recently, you know, there's guys at different parts of the program, the off-season, some stuff was cleaned up. Some guys with vets are dealing with some family thing, but we've had probably about 95% of our guys almost every day.


وأقول في القرآن ما جاءت به آياته فهو الكاريم المنزاله وأقول قال الله جل جلاله والمصطف الهدي ولا أتأوله الحمد لله رب العالمين له الحمد الحسن والثناء الجميل وشدوا الله إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له وشدوا نسيدنا ونبينا محمد صلى الله عليه وعاله وعاله وأصحابه والتابعين لهم بإحسان إلى يوم الدين أما بعد في هذه الأبسور إن شاء الله تعالى أريد أن أتحدث عنه أن يكون لديه جيد منز على أصدقائك أحبت أصدقائي من أصدقائي هذا الشريعة التي لدينا شريعة الإسلام رب الإسلام جاءت بما كاريم الأخلاق ورفيع الأداب أنه يأتي مع أصدقائي جيد منز وأصدقائي جيد منز أصدقائي جيد منز على أصدقائي الإسلام الإسلام فعلنا وخبرنا عن كل أصدقائي جيد منز أن نحتاج جميع المعاملات كل أصدقائي منز أن نحتاج أن نفعل مع أحد أصدقائي أصدقائي جيد منز ويظهر أن هذه الأصدقائية is a very comprehensive religion a very great religion منما يدلوا على كمالها وشمولها وعظمتها كل هذا really shows how great and how comprehensive the religion of Islam is الإسلام وشريعة الإسلام it tackles every part of our life what we need to do and what we need to say all of the جوانب all of the aspects in life whether we be our children whether be our parents whether be our neighbors whether be our friends whether be our students whether be our teachers يعني there is nothing except our religion has told us about it فلله الحمد والمنة praises to Allah وسبحانه وتعالى على ما منه وتفضل in the blessings that he has bestowed upon us by giving us a religion like this a comprehensive religion that brought to us our salvation we ask him وسبحانه وتعالى ونسأله جل فيه علاه أن يوفقنا أجمعينا لحسن لستمساك بإعدابها طيبة وأخلاقيها العظيمة ويسك الله وسبحانه وتعالى that he gives us the ability all of us to hold on to these good manners and to live by it and to adorn ourselves with it from one of the great etiquettes that islam emphasized on it encouraged us to come with is العناية بحق الجار to give importance to give a lot of consideration to the rights of your neighbors وما أدرى كامل جار what do you really know about the neighbors brothers and sisters the neighbor has a very big place in islam فقد جعل الله سبحانه وتعالى له حقه الله placed for the neighbor rights and الله سبحانه وتعالى encouraged the slaves to come with the rights of the neighbors our messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم in many ahadith extensive ahadith he has emphasized he has clarified the rights of the neighbors وعيضة ميشأني and how important it is رضى الله سبحانه وتعالى he mentioned the rights of the neighbors next to his rights سبحانه وتعالى قال تعالى الله سيزن صورة النساء آية 36 وعبد الله ولا تشريك به شيئا وبالوالدين إحسانا وبد القربا وليتاما والمساكين والجارد القربا والجارد القربا والجارد الجنوب والصاحب الجنب وبن السبيل وبن السبيل وما ملكت أيمانكم إن الله لا يحب من كان مختالا فقورا الله سبحانه وتعالى إن آية he mentions his rights that we worship him سبحانه وتعالى alone and we do not associate partners with him الله تبارك وتعالى تقسيوه سبحانه وتعالى الله تقسيوه سبحانه وتعالى our relatives and our family members الله تقسيوه سبحانه وتعالى the orphans and the poor and in the الله تبارك وتعالى mentions your neighbors so the neighbor was mentioned in the context of the rights of الله سبحانه وتعالى and in the ending الله تبارك وتعالى he said إن الله لا يحب من إن كان مختالا فقورا الله لا يحب من من who has two qualities the first quality is مختالا a person who is self-deluded and the second one is فقورا boastful conceit arrogant full of himself a person who possesses those two qualities who is self-deluded and boastful لم يرعى لجار حقا he can never give the rights of his neighbors he can't give anyone their rights rather because in his heart is what من الخيالاء وكبر his heart is filled with arrogance he is boastful he is deceited he has conceit in him as for the one who is a believer who is متواضع he is متواضع who obeys his Lord الله سبحانه وتعالى then that is the individual who can come with the rights of his neighbors our mother عائشة رضي الله تعالى عنها she said سمعت أيهاد رصول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم يقول أيهاد the messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم السيد ما زال جيبريل يوصيني بالجاري that Jibril was consistent and continuous in advising the messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم in regards to the rights of the neighbors حتى ظننتوا until I thought myself إنه لا يوريث النه that Jibril would make the neighbors from the inheritors the ones that inherit a person ابن عمر رضي الله تعالى عنهما he said قال رصول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم ما زال جيبريل يوصيني بالجاري حتى ظننتوا أنه سيوريثوا متفقون عليه جيبريل he said to نبي الله محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم give the neighbors their rights he emphasized on this the messenger said he was consistent and he was continuous and he kept saying it حتى ظننتوا until I thought myself إنه سيوريثوا that he's going to make the neighbors from those who inherit you the word ما زالا in the Arabic you feed تقرار الوصية here it shows the word ما زالا it shows the continuation and the consistency of Jibril when it came to the neighbors the messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم he realized from that persisting of Jibril نبي الله محمد he felt from there he sensed from there that this is not something very light صلى الله عليه وسلم what was the advice that Jibril gave to our messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم regarding the neighbors that we be very dutiful towards them it is that we honor them that we stand up for their affairs we give them companionship and etc حتى ظننتوا أن نوصيوا الريثوا that they're going to inherit يعني the people who inherit you are the people who are the most closest to you I thought Jibril was going to be in the neighbors so close to us that they're going to inherit from us عبد الله بن عمر بن عاصر رضي الله تعالى عنه ما he said الرسول الله from the messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم أنه قال that the prophet said خير الأصحاب عند الله خيرهم لصاحبه وخير الجيران عند الله خيرهم لجاره رواه أحمد وصححه الألباني رحمه الله عبد الله بن عمر بن العاصر he said that the messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم he said خير الأصحاب عند الله the best friend the best companion to Allah سبحانه وتعالى it is the one that is the best companion to his his companion to his friend وخير الجيران and the best neighbor عند الله to Allah سبحانه وتعالى is خيرهم لجاره the one that is the best to his neighbor أرمام أحمد narrated this in his Musnad أرمام الترمذي narrated in his Sunan وصححه الألباني رحمه الله وشغناص رحمه الله he authenticated he authenticated it رحمه الله ورحمة واسعة وان the authority of Sa'ad بن أبي وقاسر رضي الله تعالى عنه قال قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم أدى مسين جسل أربع من السعادة four things are from the happiness المرأة الصالحة an obedient wife a righteous wife والمسكن الواسع a vast spacious residence a spacious house والجار الصالح a noble righteous neighbor والمركب الهني and a good riding beast واربع من الشقاوة and four are the cause of sadness and depression الجار السوء a bad neighbor والمرأة السوء a evil spouse wife والمسكن بيق and a very tight house والمركب السوء and a bad riding beast ابن حبان narrated that these are the four things that bring happiness having a wife that is righteous she's righteous to Allah سبحانه وتعالى she does what her lord Allah commands her she stays away that which Allah told it stay away from she's noble and she's good to her husband and her children she's good to her parents she gives everybody their rights that is the first sign of achieving happiness المرأة الصالحة the second one is والمسكن الواسع a spacious house if your house is very tight it brings sadness because every step if you take you bump into one child and sometimes you need space different places to be in والجار الصالح and a good neighbor a righteous neighbor والمركب الهني and a good riding beast if your car keeps breaking down all the time then this is something that stresses you out it takes away the happiness the four things that brings sadness is opposite to that الجار الصوء and evil neighbor a evil wife a tight house and a bad riding beast your car keeps breaking all the time نافع ابن عبد الحارث رضي الله تعالى عنه he said عن النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم from the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم من سعادة المرء المسلم the things that bring the happiness to a Muslim is المسكن الواسع having a big spacious house والجار الصالح having a righteous neighbor والمركب الهني and having a good riding beast رواه البخاري في الأدب المفرد الإمام البخاري نريد this in his أدب المفرد لا ريبة there is no doubt أن من نعم الدنيا وسعادة العب from the things that bring about happiness and from the things that bring joy is a yucrama بالجار الصالح that you are honored from الله سبحانه وتعالى to have a good neighbor a righteous slave is your neighbor who you can learn the religion with your children can sit with his children and you're going to learn good with each other you are both on the same page when it comes to آخرة you are both driven to please Allah سبحانه وتعالى this one this neighbor is someone to وليذلك some of the great scholars of the Salaf رحمه الله whenever they would reside somewhere before they even checked the house they would ask about the neighbors who is this person I'm going to be living next to because the neighbor influences your children he influences you he can become a harm and a problem for you أبو هرير رضي الله تعالى عنه he said that the messengers صلى الله عليه وسلمه he said تعودوا بالله من جار السؤي في دار المقام فإن الجار البادي محول عنك رواه النسائي في الكغراء the messengers صلى الله عليه وسلمه he said سيقى رفع جن الله from a bad neighbor in a house that you are permanently going to reside in يعني some places you're not going to be there for too long you're probably going to be there for a short period of time you're traveling but if it's a place of مقام a place of permanent residency to have a bad neighbor it harms you فإن الجار البادي محول عنك the neighbor that's going to leave you whether it be the Bedouin one whether it be you're traveling that one's going to go he's not going to stay forever لكن the one that you're going to be living with him forever this is going to be your house and most likely going to be your children's house and their children and their children seek refuge in Allah from having a bad neighbor تعودوا بالله من جار السؤي في دار المقام the messengers صلى الله عليه وسلمه he said that أبو هرير رضي also narrated that the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلمه said من كان يؤمنوا بالله واليؤمن آخر the one who believes in Allah and the day of judgment فلا يؤدي جاره do not harm your neighbors do not cause your neighbors harm ومن كان يؤمنوا بالله واليؤمن الآخر the one who believes in Allah and the day of judgment فليقرم ضيفه on your guests ومن كان يؤمنوا بالله واليؤمن الآخر the one who believes in Allah and the day of judgment فليقل خيرا أو ليسكت let him say good or be silent بخاري المسلم both narrated that أبي شرائحي الخزائية رب الله تعالى عنه أن النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم that the messengers said من كان يؤمنوا بالله واليوم الآخير the one who believes in Allah and the day of judgment فليُحسٍ إلى جاره be deathful to your neighbor ومن كان يؤمنوا بالله واليوم الآخري the one who believes in Allah n the day of judgment فليقرم ضيفه on your guests ومن كان يؤمنوا بالله واليوم الآخري the one who believes in Allah ON THE DAY OF čجمن فاليقول خيراً اولي اسكت لهم أن يقول ذلك which is good or be silent بخاري ومسلم جميعاً قتلت ذلك وانا another wording it says فاليكرم ضيفه لهم انه يتعلم The Messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم He mentioned إيمان of الله سبحانه وتعالى A person who worships Allah سبحانه وتعالى And believes in the day of judgment What will he or she do They will make sure that they do not harm their neighbors What does it mean الإيمان It is meant by المعبود The one who worships Allah سبحانه وتعالى The one who turns back to Allah سبحانه وتعالى And who also mentioned the one who believes in the day of judgment The day where you're going to be accounted for everything that you do or say The day where you're going to meet Allah سبحانه وتعالى You're going to be accounted for your deeds and what you accumulated in the dunya الله سبحانه وتعالى فمن يعمل مثقال ذره خيرا يراه ومن يعمل مثقال ذره شرا يراه فمن يعمل anyone who does مثقال ذره A musted seed of deeds Of good يراه يوسي يوم القيامة ومن يعمل anyone who works Who does مثقال ذره A musted seed of evil شرا يراه He will see it the day of judgment That is the day that If you believe in that day Then you're going to make sure that what you say to your neighbor What you do to your neighbor Is going to be counted based on مثقال ذره ذره brothers and sisters Here إن شاء الله وتعالى I'm going to إن شاء الله وتعالى بإذن الله الكريم Mention That which is necessary for the neighbor In terms of rights In terms of manners They go back to two things The rights And the manners That one must Give towards his neighbor Goes back to two things The first one is ايعنا بإكرامي الجاري والإحساني إلي Honoring your neighbor Being dutiful towards your neighbor This is the first part of ما ينبغي للجاري من حقوق That which Is required from you Toward your neighbor Is to give A lot of consideration Towards Being dutiful to your parent Being dutiful to your neighbor And showing excellence To your neighbors To your neighbors Now The شريعة Has left this unrestricted فالي يكرم Honoring The neighbor Is unrestricted It is not Mention How Where What A person must do The reason for that is what لي أشمالة So we can Encompass كل إكرامي Every type of honoring وإحساني And every type Of excellence That is what it is So that every neighbor Can compete with the other neighbor In making sure that they are Fulfilling each other's rights The second is أن يحرص على اللي يصل إلى جاري من أي أدى You prevent from your neighbor You make sure That there comes from you No harm towards your neighbor لا أدن قولين It can no verbal ولا أدن فعلي And no physical Because this goes against لحق الجاري The rights of the neighbor Now some might say This is good I understand it But I want a ضابط I want a precise Thing that I need to be doing I really want I want you to be precise with me Because I really don't know What I can personally do For my neighbor I'm going to give you a ضابط إن شاء الله This ضابط is Look at The way you love to be treated And treat your neighbor that way و لذلك if the Prophet ﷺ he said فمن أحب أن يزحزح عن الناري Anyone Who wants to be protected from the Hellfire و يدخل الجنة And he is placed in Jannah فلتأتي من يتو Let death come to you وهو يؤمن بالله واليوم الآخر Let death come to you And you believe in Allah on the Day of Jannah وليأتي إلى الناس And come to the people Treat the people اللي دي يحبوا أن يؤتى إله In the way that you love to be treated اللهم مسلم Also the other Hadith which is لأ يؤمن أحدكم حتى يحب بلي أخيه ما يحبوا لي نفسي That you are not a true believer unless you love for your brother What you love for yourself In another Halwari In the Muslim In the Imam Muslim رحمه الله والذي نفسي بيدي the Prophet ﷺ I swear by the Lord in which my soul is in his hand لا يؤمن عبد حتى يحب بلي جاري أو قال لي أخيه ما يحبوا لي نفسيه That a person is not a true believer unless he loves for his neighbor أو his brother That which he loves for himself So the barbid To know how to treat your neighbor really goes back to Treat them the way that you love to be treated Treat them the way that you love to be treated And the way that you like to be dealt with And that last Hadith really does Draw the matter home which is وَلَدِي نفسي بيدي The Prophet ﷺ I swear by the Lord In which my soul is in his hand لا يؤمن عبد حتى يحب بلي جاري حتى يحب بلي جاري Until he loves for his neighbor That which he loves for himself Until he loves For his neighbor That which he loves for himself أبي هرير رضي الله تعالى عنه He said that the Messenger of Allah ﷺ قال that the Messenger said لا يدخل الجنة He will not enter Jannah من لا يؤمن وجاره بوائقه The one whose neighbor Does not find security From his wrongdoings His wrongful conduct الله و أكبر والله you are not a You are not going to enter Jannah the Prophet said لا يدخل الجنة من لا يؤمن وجاره بوائقه The one whose neighbor is suffering because of him والله you are not going to enter Jannah because of that أبي شرح رضي الله تعالى عنه He said that the Prophet ﷺ the Messenger said والله لا يؤمنوا والله لا يؤمنوا والله لا يؤمنوا The Prophet said three times والله he doesn't believe والله he doesn't believe والله he doesn't believe And then the Sahabah they said و من يا رسول الله Who is this person The Messenger said اللذي لا يؤمن وجاره بوائقه The one that his neighbor Does not find security From his wrongdoings From his wrongful conduct نراه البخاري والإمام البخاري narrated this By the way brothers and sisters This neighbor can be a Muslim or a kafir It doesn't matter It's your neighbor Whether he's a kafir or whether he's a Muslim You are والله لا يؤمن والله لا يؤمن والله لا يؤمن والله you are not a believer والله you are not a believer والله you are not a believer اللذي لا يؤمن وجاره بوائقه The one that your neighbor Doesn't find security and safety from your wrongdoings أبي هرير رضي الله تعالى عنه He said رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم قال that the Prophet said والله لا يؤمن والله لا يؤمن والله لا يؤمن أبي هرير is narrating this one Then the Sahaba as they said قيل ومن ذاك يا رسول الله Who is this one that doesn't believe The Prophet said الجار The neighbor جاره لا يؤمن وجاره بوائقه A neighbor Who doesn't give security to another neighbor from his wrongdoings from his wrongful conduct قالوا يا رسول الله The Sahaba as they said وما بوائقه What does this بوائق mean The Prophet said شره he's evil The Imam أحمل narrated this in his Muslim عبد الله بن مسعود Brothers and sisters Before I go into the Hadith عبد الله بن مسعود The Messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم He negated Eman from these people And he saw by Allah He said Look at these three things The Prophet negated Eman from these people He saw by Allah the Prophet And he repeated himself three times This shows That this is a major sin This alone should scare a person Please listen to this Hadith عبد الله بن مسعود رضي الله تعالى عنه He said قال رجل إي مان He said إي مان said to the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم أيو ذا بأكبر عند الله What is the greatest sin to Allah سبحانه وتعالى قال The Prophet said أن تدعوا لله ندا وهو خلقك It is to associate partners with Allah سبحانه وتعالى When he's the one who created you قال ثم أيو Then The man said okay after that The Prophet then said ثم أن تقتل ولدك خشية أن يطعم معك It is to kill your child The fear that he might eat with you Where am I going to get money for this child Kill him قال ثم أيو Then the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم Was asked on a third time Okay after that ثم he said أن تزاني حليلة جارك It is to go and commit zina With your neighbor's wife فأنزل الله عز و جل تستيقها And then Allah تعالى The center vest assigned that الله سيز والذين لا يدعون مع الله إله آخر ولا يقتلون ولا يقتلون النفس التي حرم الله إلا بالحق ولا يزنون ومن يفعل ذا لك يلقى آثاما الله تبارك وتعالى قال والذين are the ones عباد الرحمن are the ones لا يدعون مع الله إله آخر They do not associate partners with Allah سبحانه وتعالى ولا يقتلون They do not kill النفس التي حرم الله They don't kill an innocent person ولا يزنون And they don't go commit zina ومن يفعل ذا لك Anyone who does any of those mentioned يلقى آثاما That person will receive a great sin This hadith is found in Bukhari and Muslim The Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم He's a statement of what he said That man is affirmed in this hadith It's affirmed in this ayah So ابن القيم رحمه الله He mentioned in his Kitab Al-Dawah Which is also called Al-Jawab Al-Kafi لمن سأل عن الدواء الشافي ابن القيم رحمه الله He said ولا بائقة أعظم من الزنا بمراءته There is no evil you can afflict your neighbor with Worse than committing zina with his wife He leaves to work And then you go and commit zina with his wife فالزنا بمائة مراءة لا زوج لها أي سر عند الله يمنز زنا بمراءة الجاري Committing zina with 100 women Who have no husbands Is easier than committing zina With your neighbor's wife فإن كان الجار أخل له And if the neighbor is actually your brother Or it's a قريبا من أقاريب Or it's a neighbor from your neighbor Sorry a relative from your relatives إنضم إلا ذلك قطعة الرحن It becomes even worse You have now come with the concept of cutting your ties of kinship فيتباع فلإتمو Your sins will be multiplied The worst thing you can do to your neighbor Is to commit zina with his wife 100 women Who are virgins Who have never been married before فإن you commit zina with them Is easier Than commit zina with your neighbor's wife And if the neighbor happens to be your brother Or that neighbor happens to be Your cousin A family relative Then it becomes even worse Because now Not only was that person Your neighbor But He was a relative He was your brother You've come with قطعة الرحن You've cut the ties of kinship You've فيتباع فلإتمو The sin is multiplied Multiplied High levels May Allah protect us from that المقداد من الأسود رضي الله وتعالى عنه He said قال قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم لأصحابه The Masrullah صلى الله عليه وسلم said to his companions ما تقولون في الزنا What do you guys think of zina قالوا the صحاب as they said حرمه الله و رسول الله And his messenger made it حرام فوحرام الى قيام الساعة It is حرام until the hour strikes قال فقال رسول الله لأصحابه Then the messenger said to his companions لأن يزنى الرجل بعشرة نسوة For a man to commit zina with 10 women ايسروا عليه من أن يزنى بمراءة جاره Is worse Sorry 100 women Sorry 10 women That you go and commit zina with Is easier than go and commit zina With your neighbor's wife قال فقال ما تقولون في السرقة The prophet said what do you say About a person who steals The Sahabas they said حرمه الله و رسوله فيحرامه الله And his messenger probability is stealing So it's حرام The messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم He said لأن يسرق الرجل من عشرة أبيات For a man to go and steal From 10 different houses ايسروا عليه من أن يسرق من جاره Than to go and steal from his neighbor And Imam وحمد نراه في مسند This shows that the sin that is done to the neighbor is worse The normal sin to other people Is not the same as the one you do to your neighbor If you steal from someone else And if you steal from the neighbor is worse when you steal from the neighbor Because he has a specific rights on you He's your neighbor He's he's he trusted you And here you are deceiving him The messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم In this hadith he asked him about zina Even though the Sahabas all knew that zina was حرام How dangerous it is But the reason why he did that He wanted to show them something even worse Than what they thought was bad It is to go and commit zina With your neighbors The neighbors watch Or to steal from your neighbors Wealth or his products There has come a hadith يروع عليه النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم It is narrated from the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم وفي سنده مقال In this chain of narration there's a question لكن معنى هو صحيح The meaning is correct And Imam الطبراني narrated it in his مسند الشامي ييم He narrated it there الجيران وثلاثة تون The neighbors are three The meaning is right The meaning is right But attributing it to the Prophet is weak الجيران وثلاثة تون The neighbors are three فمنهم الله ثلاثة الحقوق There's a neighbor that has three rights on you ومنهم الله حقاني And there's a neighbor that only has two rights on you ومنهم الله حقون And there's a neighbor that only has one right on you The one that has three rights on you is الجير المسلم القريب He's your neighbor He's a Muslim And he's a relative There's three rights on you له حق الجير He has the right as a neighbor وحق الإسلام And he has the right as a Muslim وحق القرابة And he has the right as a relative وام الذي له حقان As for the one that has two rights on you It is فلجار المسلم It is the Muslim neighbor He has two rights on you له حق الجار He has the right as a neighbor And he also has the right as a Muslim As for the one who only has one right on you It is فلجار الكافر It is the disbeliever who is your neighbor له حق الجاري اما له حق الجواري He has the right as a neighbor You still have to honor him as a neighbor إسلام has come to us To honor the neighbor Regardless of what religion he upholds ماهو إيديولوجيه يؤمن The neighbor should be honored He should be taken care of أخبرتك أخبرتك when I said that the neighbor's rights And the manners that you have with the neighbors The first one is You honor the neighbor You take things to them Food You buy things when you do shopping You go and you get something for them Excellent إكرام Honoring And the second one is You protect harm from them When you're listening to something You put the volume low You don't shout If you've got children You teach your children neighbors و لذلك المجاهد He said أن عبد الله بن عمر That عبد الله بن عمر بن عاصر رضي الله تعالى عنهما وضوبي حت له شاته في أهله A ram or a goat was slaughtered فلما جاء قال When he came he said اهديتم لجارينا اليهودي Did you give to our Jewish neighbor Have you given them a meat He repeated the question again He said اهديتم لجارينا اليهودي Did you guys give this meal This meat To our Jewish neighbor Did you give it to them He said I heard the messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم I said ما زال جيبريل ووصيني بالجاري حتى عضانان تو أنه سيور رثل I heard the prophet say That جيبريل was consistent upon the neighbor So much so that I thought That the neighbor will inherit us And this falls under the statement سبحانه وتعالى Which is لا ينهاكم الله عن الذين لم يقاتلوكم في الدين ولم يخرجوكم ولم يخرجوكم من دياركم أن تبروهم وتقصطوا إليهم إن الله لا يحب المقصطين الله لا يفهمكم من الذين لا يقاتلونكم في الدين ولم يقاتلونكم من دياركم ولم يقاتلونكم They're just non-Muslims but they're not causing you harm or your religion or anything There is no battle between you and them الله says أنتبروهم وتقصطوا إليهم Those people, what do you do? You'll be obedient to them You'll be dutiful towards them You feed them You take care of them إن الله يحب المقصطين الله سبحانه وتعالى love those who are upright just and fair The non-Muslim that you're in war with that you're in war with that person You defend yourself You're fighting That's different He's taking you out of your lands Given you out of your land He's fighting with your religion That's another discussion It's another non-Muslim But the one that hasn't got to do anything with that You feed You take care of them You're dutiful towards them You protect your harm from them That is Islam One of the greatest rights that the neighbor has is حفظ عورتي You conceal the shortcomings and the faults of your neighbor وليذلك أنترا Who's a شاعر جاهلي pre-Islamic poet قبل الإسلام أنترا من شدد One of the lines of poetry He said وَأَغُتُطَرْفِهِ إِنْبَدَتْ لِي جَارَةِهِ حَتَا يُوَارِيَ جَارَةِهِ مَأْوَاهَهَ He said وَأَغُتُطَرْفِهِ I turn a blind eye If they come from my neighbor then he's shortcomings until they conceal their shortcomings and they go into their houses I turn a blind eye from my neighbors That's a non-Muslim poet by the way He's from the معلقات العشرة He's from the pre-Islamic poets He doesn't believe in Allah He doesn't have Islam in him But there's one of the qualities that they had was this They knew the neighbors and the rights of the neighbors and they knew the صلاة الرحمن the tides of kinship even before Islam Today we find a little asafishadid people who go and look for the shortcomings of their neighbors They peep over the door check what their neighbors are doing They go at the door I mean some people do that That is خيانة and deception Listen to what the Prophet said صلى الله عليه وسلم هي أبوه رير رضي الله يتعالى عنه He said قيلا للنبي صلى الله عليه وسلم It was said to the Prophet يا رسول الله ومسجد الله إن فلانة تنتقوم الليلة وتصوم النهارة وتفعل وتصدق There's a woman She prays at night She fast the day وتفعل what she does وتصدق She gives صدقة وتقدي جيرانها بليسانها But she's very harmful to her neighbors She's always talking about them She's vulgar Where she speaks She's her mouth Her tongue towards her neighbors It's very bad فقالة The Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم He said لا خير فيها There's no good in this woman He's from the people of the Hellfire They said وفولانة تصلي المكتوبة There's a woman who prays obligatory prayers وتصدق بأثوار And she gives out أثوار Some of the narration specifies that she gives dry yoghurt ولا تقدي احدا But she doesn't harm anyone She prays a five daily prayers She gives dry yoghurt Not that much She try yoghurt She doesn't harm her neighbors The Messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم He said هيا منهلي جنة This woman is from the people of Jannah ألمام البخاريو Narrated this in his Kitab أدم المفرد This woman harms her neighbors All she does is she just speaks bad about them She causes them harm because of her tongue This woman prays at night So that means that she prays how obligatory prayers She fasts all day She gives صدقات She does, she does The Prophet said لا خير فيها There's no good in this woman هيا منهلي ناري She's from the Hellfire This is a very serious warning For this woman and any woman who treads on that path And any man that treads on that path Who causes harm to his neighbor Whose tongue is just open towards his neighbor I'm going to stop there إن شاء الله وتعالى Anything which I have said that was wrong Or incorrect is from me And Shaytana And Allah and His Messenger are free from it سبحانك اللهم وبرحمدك أشدو الله إله إلا الله أستغفروك واتوب إلي السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته How can you do a two second action Right now That will give you a share of the reward Of everything we're doing On this YouTube channel Simple Like this video And click subscribe Why? 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Toxoplasmosis is a disease caused by the parasite Toxoplasmogondii, which is a single celled parasite, T. gondii. It is one of the most prevalent parasite illnesses, infecting virtually all warm-blooded animals, including people and pets. Although cats are an essential element of T. gondii's life cycle, the parasite seldom causes clinical illness in them. While T. gondii seldom produces major symptoms in healthy individuals, see below for exceptions, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, CDC, has recognized Toxoplasmosis as one of five neglected parasite diseases of humans owing to its high frequency. It is estimated that more than 60 million people in the United States are afflicted. The life cycle of T. gondii is complex and involves two types of hosts, definitive hosts in which the parasite reproduces and forms eggs, caldo assists, and intermediate hosts in which it reproduces by making clones of itself, which cluster inside cysts. Wild and domestic cats are the only definitive hosts for T. gondii. When a cat and jests infected prey or raw meat, the parasite is released from cysts into the cat's digestive tract, where it reproduces and produces oocysts. Infected cats then excrete these oocysts in their feces by the millions. Newly exposed cats usually begin shedding oocysts three to ten days after consuming infected tissue and continue shedding for around 10 to 14 days. Oocysts are very hardy and may survive in the environment for well over a year. Additionally, some of the T. gondii are released from cysts from the infected meat will penetrate more deeply into the wall of the cat's intestine and multiplies yet another form, called a tashazoite. This form then spreads from the intestine to other parts of the cat. Eventually, the cat's immune system forces the parasite into a dormant or resting stage where it forms cysts in muscles and the brain.  Other animals, including humans, are intermediate hosts of T. gondii and can become infected by eating cysts or oocysts. Oocysts passed in the feces of cats are not immediately infectious to other animals. The four becoming infectious, they must go through a process called sporulation, which takes one to five days depending on environmental conditions. Fecis containing sporulated oocysts, however, serve as sources of infection, regardless of whether they are in litter boxes, gardens, or in sandboxes in which outdoor cats have defecated. Once an intermediate host and just sporulated oocysts, the infection results in the formation of tissue cysts in various tissues of the body. Tissue cysts remain in the intermediate host for life and are infectious to cats, people, and other intermediate hosts that eat the cyst containing tissue. In some cases, T. gondii attackuites may be excreted in the milk of infected cows and goats. Diagnosis. Toxoplasmosis is usually diagnosed based on a cat's history, signs of illness, and laboratory test results. Measurement of two types of antibodies to T. gondii in the blood, egg, and im, can help diagnose toxoplasmosis. High levels of egg antibodies to T. gondii in a healthy cat suggests that the cat has been previously infected and is most likely immune to the organism and not excreting oocysts. These cats are no longer sources of infection for other hosts. High im antibody levels, in contrast, suggest an active infection. The absence of any T. gondii antibodies in a healthy cat suggests that the cat is susceptible to infection and would shed oocysts for up to two weeks following infection. The detection of oocysts in the feces is not a reliable method of diagnosis because they look similar to those of some other parasites. Additionally, cats can also shed oocysts for only a short period of time and often are not shedding oocysts when they are showing signs of disease. A definitive diagnosis requires microscopic examination of tissue samples for distinctive changes to the tissues and the presence of tachyroids. Hello. This video is sponsored by Beemix Pets. Are you looking for high quality cat collars at an affordable cost? Check out, BeemixPets.com. Use coupon code KittenLife, to get 20% off. Treatment. Treatment usually involves a course of an antibiotic called clindamycin, either alone or in combination with corticosteroids if there is significant inflammation of the eyes or central nervous system. Treatment should ideally be started immediately after diagnosis and continued for several days after signs have disappeared. In acute illness, treatment is often started on the basis of high initial im antibody levels. If clinical improvement is not seen within two to three days, the diagnosis of toxoplasmosis may be questioned. Prognosis. The prognosis for cats diagnosed with toxoplasmosis depends upon the organs or systems affected, the time between infection and treatment, and initial responses to therapy. Generally, cats with CNS and I symptoms respond to therapy more slowly, but they still have more favorable prognoses if their clinical signs improve within two to three days of starting therapy. The prognosis for cats with toxoplasmosis affecting the liver or lungs is usually poor. Reducing the incidence of toxoplasmosis in cats requires measures to reduce both exposure to infective oocysts and the shedding of oocysts into the environment. Cats should preferably be fed commercially prepared, cooked foods, appropriate heating inactivates any T. gondias cysts that may be present, and should not be allowed to eat uncooked meat or intermediate hosts, such as rodents. They should also be denied access to facilities housing food producing livestock and food storage areas. As cats only shed the organism for a short time, the chance of human exposure via cats they live with is relatively small. Owning a cat does not mean you will be infected with toxoplasma. Since it takes a minimum of 24 hours for T. gondii oocysts and cat feces to sporulate and become infective, frequent removal of feces from the litter box, while wearing gloves and washing hands afterward, minimizes the possibility of infection. It is unlikely that you would be exposed to the parasite by touching an infected cat, as they usually do not carry the parasite on their fur. It is also unlikely that you would become infected through cat bites or scratches. Indoor cats that do not hunt prey or consume raw meat are unlikely to be infected with T. gondii. In the US, people are much more likely to become infected by eating raw meat and unwashed fruits and vegetables than by handling cat feces. The possibility of infection after gardening in soil that has been contaminated with cat feces also exists, and this possibility can be mitigated by wearing gloves and by washing hands after gardening. Pregnant women and immunodeficient individuals are the two populations most at risk of developing health problems after T. gondii exposure. In utero infection is of the greatest concern in humans, between one-third and one-half of infants born to mothers who acquired toxoplasma during pregnancy are infected. The vast majority of women infected during pregnancy have no symptoms themselves, and the majority of infected infants will show no symptoms of toxoplasmosis at birth. Many of these children, however, are likely to develop signs of infection later in life, including loss of vision and hearing, mental retardation, and, in severe cases, death. In people who are either undergoing immunosuppressive therapy or have an immunosuppressive disease such as acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, toxoplasmosis may cause enlargement of the lymph nodes, eye, and central nervous system disturbances, respiratory disease, and heart disease. In these patients, especially those with AIDS, relapses of the disease are common, and the mortality rate is high. Research indicates that contact with cats does not increase the risk of T. gondii infection in humans. Cats only spread toxoplasma in their feces for one to three weeks following infection with the parasite. Cats rarely have symptoms when infected, so most people do not know if their cat has been infected. Your veterinarian can answer any other questions you may have regarding your cat and the risk for toxoplasmosis. Some scientists think that cats are becoming less important in the spread of this infection. If you enjoyed this video, kindly press the like button. 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