Hi everyone, my name's Kathy Bond and I'm the Education Support Officer for Central Get Sand Health Service. I have an administration background. I'm self-taught with all computer things. I went from selling them and not knowing anything about them in 89 to using them. Back in 2009 we introduced Moodle throughout the health service. It's been put in through our Learning Services Unit which is a unit for education right across the health service. It has to cater for people from the CEO through to clinical, to non-clinical, administrative staff, cleaners, workers in the laundry. There's a team of educators and then there's me who they nicknamed the Moodle Queen. We have a team of educators that look after undergraduate nursing placements. We have a graduate nurse program with between 16 and 20 grads every year. We have a transition nurse program, postgraduate programs. We have an orientation program for all new staff. Then we have all the mandatory competencies that all staff members must complete every year. And that's a huge task in itself to get compliance there. We also have to cater for continuing professional education for our nursing staff and our medical staff.  I'm going to show everyone about Moodle. And I said, what? What's Moodle? And he said, oh, come and find out. So he started teaching us the basics of Moodle and we were all sitting there very glassy-eyed going, what are we supposed to do with this? Halfway through that session, Frank says to me, by the way, Kath, I'm going to make you the administrator. And I said, the what? I had no idea what he was talking about. And for probably six months I didn't know what he was talking about. I sort of stumbled my way through and played around with it, but we didn't really do anything with it. So the manager of our unit says, next year, this is three months out, next year we're going to run our graduate nurse program on Moodle. I went, ah, okay. We had a folder that looked a bit like this. It was about three inches thick. It used to take me a week of photocopying to put it together for the grads every year. And we literally dumped every piece of paper on to Moodle. All the quizzes that they had to do were all essay questions. We had no feedback. We had minimal forums, just the standard one that comes with every course. We didn't use it. And we had lots of complaints. Complaints from the grads, complaints from the educators, complaints from the nursing unit managers who were looking after the grads. Nobody had any idea what to do with it or how to use it. So we sort of stumbled our way through the year and it was absolutely atrocious. We had things that people were answering and we were losing them. They couldn't, they'd get halfway through something and it would drop out. They hated it. So we had a real problem on our hands. Because what the grads were talking about throughout the whole health service was that they didn't like Moodle. We had to change that. So at the end of that year we took a big step back. We began on a learning curve which looks something like this. We've gone up and down and round about. Then we take a few steps forward and then we'd fall over again. But we keep going and we keep improving. The biggest problems that we had was we didn't talk to anyone. We didn't tell anyone what we were doing. We didn't educate anyone on how to use it. We just said, here you go. Use Moodle. It's fantastic. And they went, yeah, right. Not. And then we started overthinking it. We were trying to get really complicated with things which made it even worse. We had way too much text. The educators loved it because they could put in all their information and say, right, I've done my bit. Now it's up to them. They're the professionals. They're the learners. They've got responsibility for their learning. So it worked for the educators initially but certainly not for the staff. We took another big step back. We had to. It was failing miserably. By this stage we'd uploaded some of our mandatory compliance training and we weren't getting compliance. It was a problem. People were saying Moodle doesn't fit with us. It doesn't work. I hate it. And we just kept saying, but you have to use it. That's what we're doing. So we took that big step back and we got rid of the box that we'd put everything into. And we got rid of the box and we started thinking, well, hang on a minute, we need to make Moodle fit us, not the other way around. And so we do. We never accept the statement that Moodle can't do that. We've found ways around all sorts of things. We use core Moodle with just a few extras. We can do rolling enrolment of a sort that works for us. We have over 1,300 staff. I don't want to be enrolling 1,300 staff in about 30 competencies every year. It would be horrendous. So we found a way around it. We're continually evolving. Sometimes that's by choice in the way we do things. And sometimes we're dragged along with the upgrades that Moodle has. Sometimes they're great for us and sometimes they break things. But we still make it work. We went from this. This was the front page of our Moodle. It's a bit boring. It's a bit overwhelming. It doesn't really tell you much. It just looks awful. So we went from that to this. And that's all done on the core Moodle. They're just icons that I've made. And all that you saw on that previous slide is now hidden underneath it. And it's all done with a link. Suddenly the staff like Moodle. It's not overwhelming. They can find what they want to find. It's really self-explanatory. We went from this. This was what our grad program looked like. Scroll of death. People getting lost couldn't find what they were supposed to find so they didn't do anything. And we went to this. And it's all done with links and orphaned activities. So underneath all of that is a whole lot of work. To make it work simply there is always a lot of work in the background. But now we have compliance. We have people completing everything they're supposed to complete in that program. When they click on one of those rotations that they might be participating in, they're confronted with a book. And that's the only thing in there. And within that book there'll be their rotation objectives, which is a link to a quiz. They go back to the book. They can submit how they completed their objectives. They go back to the book. They can give us their feedback. They go back to the book. And they can tell us what we can do better. And it's all done with links. This is one of our new courses that we've put in. And this is using a new plug-in that we're just trialling out where people can book into a practical session, which was one thing that we found really was a problem for us. People have to do practical components along with a theoretical. But we needed it to be graded and we needed it to show up on their reporting. That plug-in that we've got is gradeable. It shows in the grade book. And the way we do our reporting we can make it show on our reporting. Our typical course looks like this. So every piece of compliance training has four standard things. It has a book. It has a quiz. It has a feedback. And it has a certificate. And it's all done with conditional activities. Every year a new topic is created for that year. And all I have to do is duplicate the activities and relink to the book, relink to the quiz, relink to the feedback and the certificate. So that's what it looks like underneath. You can't get from one to the other until you've done the previous. And that's the link. So every year there's a new topic and that creates our rolling enrollment for us. We use the forums now a lot right across the hospital. Every ward, every unit has a forum. It's set up as a course. It only has the forum in it. We use it as a communication pathway. A lot of staff might never set foot into the hospital. They work out in the community. This way they know what's going on and we can include them in our community as a hospital. They can find out that a certain person has been appointed to a position. They can find out that the social club activities on next week. They can find out about their salary packaging. They can send messages to other staff if they've come across a problem. And they're starting to use it more and more. The nurse unit managers have a very transient staff that might work point one or point two. So they might never see them if they're working night shift. They can still get the messages out about changed policies and procedures through the Moodle communication pathways that we've set through. The feedback module features heavily in our courses. We have to evaluate everything we do and we have to be able to prove that we're evaluating everything we do. So for us feedback is a mandatory item. Our courses aren't completed unless the feedback is submitted. So our reporting which has been customized for us is dependent upon that feedback submitted trigger. That's all good and well to have the feedback but what do we do with it? It can just sit there but no. We actually allocate courses to our team of educators and they drive the improvements constantly by looking at the feedback. And now that people realize that their feedback is actually anonymous and I'm not trying to track down who said the nasty words about Moodle, they're actually putting in what they really think and we're getting some really creative ideas about how to improve Moodle. The change of culture and attitude didn't happen overnight. It has involved education and education and more education and that means I need to be out and about. I run monthly help sessions in our computer training lab and those sessions are there for any staff member across the three campuses to come in and know that my time is available for them. I go out to the other two campuses so that they see my face and once they have seen me they're more likely to ring me if they have a problem and they do. They do ring and I give them one-on-one help. I write frequently asked questions documents that I upload them to our policies and procedures database and people can find the help that they're looking for. The availability of me and the other educators has been key in changing the attitude. The feedback module has been another key change where people actually use it and get their point across. There's many staff who have never even turned a computer on so when you sit down in the computer lab and you tell them to turn it on they go how do I do that? You want me to click what's a click what's a mouse and you have to start from the very basics so the simpler our courses are the more likely we are to get engagement. When we actually sit one-on-one with these people that have never turned a computer on and we get them through their Moodle courses they are so over the moon and they go tell everybody Moodle's fantastic I've actually done everything I've got to do and that's creating a wave through the organization where people are starting to become really engaged with it and they feel empowered when they see their reports saying complete complete instead of all the not yet completed. The key that we found is to keep it simple a lot of the people that use Moodle in our organization don't know how it works I don't know how it all works I trip and stumble with Moodle all the time but it's a learning process for me too so we've kept it simple we try to make it easy and we maintain the flow we use some extra tools to mix it up and make it a bit more interesting and they're tools that I've got from coming to Moodle mix articulate storyline and Pow Toon Pow Toon is actually how our CEO does his welcome to all new staff on Moodle we have to be supportive and we have to be passionate when I'm passionate about Moodle people catch that and they want to improve it and make it better and use it and the ideas now that are coming up to put on Moodle keeps me busy more hours than I care to think about I could work 24 hours a day for the next six months and I could still not have everything on Moodle that the staff want on me I do other jobs as well this is only part of what I do so I like these these couple of quotes that I found keep it simple I have that sitting beside my desk so that I remember don't get too tricky I try to put myself in a student's place and or a staff member's place and say what am I going to see if I've never seen this before and if I can't explain it simply then I don't understand it well enough and that's something that I'm working on a lot with Moodle there's a lot about Moodle I don't understand but I'm learning a conversation I had with Dom from Pukanui who hosts our Moodle for us some years ago was oh you need to make some changes in the CSS and I went though what and then he says to me oh go into the HTML you'll be able to fix that and I went huh how do I do that so a massive learning curve for me as an administrator trying to run Moodle but since 2009 I think we've come a long way we're still on the upward curve and we've got a long way to go but we're not doing so much of the twirling backwards and forwards now so Moodle is like art you have to work hard to keep it simple there's a lot of hard work goes into the background of our courses the staff think it's ever so simple until they come and work in our unit for a little while and then they go oh I get it now but it's all coming together and it's actually changing the culture and the attitude of our staff so thank you my name is Kathy Bond if you want to contact me at all I'm at Central Gibson Health I'm on Twitter as mrs underscore Bondi my husband's known as Bondi so that made sense and if you want to catch up with me later I can give you email address and phone numbers as well


steel teaser trailer. Let's talk about it. Yeah. So I knew that this trailer was going to be in the beginning of this last Batman movie. So I was waiting for it. I was waiting for it because I don't know who is my favorite man out of these two. Sometimes Batman or Superman. Yeah, I know a lot of people say Batman's more relatable because he's human. You know what I'm saying? Batman, I love him because of him creating himself the tragedy into this great figure. Superman is just, he does everything that you want to be able to do and wish you could do.  So I'm watching this and it comes on. I knew it right away. I got amped. The whole theater got quiet. I apologize for my dumbass phone going off right now. Y'all said Superman. I apologize.  I know they are. So you know, now there's two versions of the trailer. One has Jarrell talking and one has Jonathan Kent talking. I saw the one I saw Jonathan Kent talking. It's fine because through it, I'm like, what the hell is going on?  A hitchhiking scene remind me of that one in number two when he was going to Fortress of Solitude so he could get his powers back. Remember that? Anyway, so then you know, after Jonathan Kent gives his speech about being the man he wants to be and all this other stuff, it just shows Superman flying.  I was the only one going crazy in the theater. I said he broke the sound barrier. It was just like me. Just me. Everybody's all looking at me.  That's one of my favorite superheroes all the time. That special effect was bad.   My crowd was all quiet.  I guess they wasn't Superman fans, whatever. But anyway, tell me what y'all think about it. I think this new Superman is gonna be bad as hell. I think the guy they picked to play it was great. I've seen the pictures. I can't see it being bad. But then again, I didn't actually know when Superman Returns came out. I was like, no, before it even came out, I was worried. Say the least I was worried. So tell me what y'all think and I will talk to y'all later.


How do we take these inputs and feed it to the transformer encoder layers? Let's blow this up. So we have the input string values and we will pad the values depending on how much we want to set the maximum input sequence length. These could be words or subwords. Each of these words or subwords are then encoded into one-hot encoding vectors. And so we'll end up overall with a tensor of the maximum sequence length cross for every single one. The max vocabulary size where one item in each case will be set to one. These are sparse values and so we will encode them into 512 dimension vectors each. We can then compute position vectors using sine and cosine functions and add them to the original embedding vectors. This will lead to 512 dimension vectors for every single word and we can feed it now to the transformer encoder for processing.


This study investigates how detailed data about face-to-face interactions between people can be used to better understand the spread of disease. High-resolution data were collected from a conference including information about the duration and frequency of interactions between participants. This data was then used to simulate the spread of an epidemic using an SIR, susceptible, infectious, recovered model. It was found that the more detailed data provided a better representation of the epidemic than a simplified version which retained only the topology of the contact network. This suggests that detailed data about face-to-face interactions between people is necessary to accurately represent the spread of disease. This article was authored by Regis Karin, Isela Lorenzo, Calisitoria, and others.


And I hope that you'll be able to join us in our next... This will be a bigger exercise than the past years Balikatan exercise with the involvement of more troops. And the exercises will involve a myriad of activities not just focused on developing the war-fighting capability of both armies or both armed forces, but also of the other non-traditional roles such as humanitarian assistance and disaster response, HADR. All of these exercises that we are doing are in response to all types of threats that we may be facing in the future, both man-made and natural.


Kevin Byrd to the house. For the first half of the season, we kind of heard it over and over again. Kevin Byrd's back. How do you feel about that statement? You know, I just take it for what it is. Obviously the talk of the off season, well, you know, Kevin Byrd had a down year last year. And it's, you know, it's kind of right. I didn't put up the statistics that I'm normally used to putting up. But I mean, I think John and Verba did a great job bringing guys in this off season, the Nico, Bud, all these new pieces, Jack, Rabbit. And I think we've messed really well. The pass rush has been grading. And if you have a great pass rush, I could be opportunistic on the back game making a lot of different plays. So definitely want to give more credit to the guys up front because they've been helping me having a great year. Did you have a different mindset coming into the 2021 season? Absolutely. You know, a lot of excuses can be made whether it's COVID, all different type of stuff. But I feel like, you know, I had to really take a different mental approach this year. Because like I said, I felt like I didn't play up to my standard last year. So I had to make sure that, you know, I had to place that chip back on my shoulder that I had my first couple of years and it's been working. So I got to make sure I keep that chip. When you have that kind of success early in your career, you ended up going to Pro Bowls. You were recognized a lot around the league for what you accomplished early in your career. Do you feel the pressure to reach a bar that's maybe abnormally high? Like, the field go literally keeps moving a little bit? Absolutely, because like you said, I set the bar really high for myself coming in. My second year having 10 turnovers that year. I felt like, you know, I can put up those numbers every single year. And so when it doesn't happen, you kind of look and you kind of evaluate, just say, hey, what am I doing differently? But like I said, I feel like my bar is high and I want to keep that standard high. So I expect the best for myself and I expect myself to make plays every single game I'm playing. So that's just something I had to keep going. Because like I said, when I don't make those plays, then I got to reevaluate. Do you extend that expectation to the guys that you're in a room with to the entire secondary, really? Yeah, I mean, because I feel like just the standard I have for myself, I feel like we all need to have the same type of standard. We all have to raise the bar. And I think that's my job as a leader to make sure that my standard is high, to raise everybody else's standards around me and we can all, you know, ball and make plays. So it's been something we've been doing really well this year. As a leader, you lead obviously on the football field but also off the football field. You are so involved in the community around here. Why is that so important to you? It's important to me because I understand that I'm a person that comes from, you know, I've been through hard times. I've been through difficult times.  And so I relate to that. So me and my wife started our foundation a couple of years ago to buy our family legacy fund. And we want to just extend as much grace to everybody involved because God has extended a lot of grace to us and our family. A lot of what you do involves children and investing in the youth. Why is that something that really kind of captures your interest? Because the youth, you know, they're the future. I think they're going to be the ones that change the world. I think we need to try to impact the youth as much as possible because, you know, sometimes in this life and in the world, you're not going to change the opinions of a lot of different people.  So that's what I'm about. You've done a lot of different things. It's not just football camps or school supply giveaways or things like that. You really have a diverse portfolio of things that the foundation gets involved in. Do you have a favorite project that you guys have been able to work on? Well, I mean, last year we partnered with Ryan Tannehill and we did a really great Christmas event. We held it actually at Nissan Stadium. And I think we gave away like $50,000 worth of gifts and toys. We was able to give a family a new Nissan car, which was awesome. And I also enjoy doing Thanksgiving. I love giving away Thanksgiving meals, family meals to families who may not can afford a turkey or afford a meal.  Just to have a great meal and a family meal and Thanksgiving means the world to me.


Where are we at? Are we live yet? There we are. Awesome. Awesome. Hi everyone. This is Chicho Welcome to my channel and welcome to our second live stream in the same day. Hey guys, how are you doing? You're like right there going t'nink, amen. Spotted thee. How you guys doing? For those that are gonna be watching this video after the live stream when it's been uploaded to Bitshoot and YouTube We just finished a gaming live stream was showing people my gaming collection About an hour and a half ago So we did a two-hour second our second life gaming live stream Collection show and tell a video we did one yesterday. We did one today. We're doing one a couple of days and I got a couple of comic book calls in the last five days or so and I wanted to show you guys So I told everyone that we're gonna do a comic book call About you know, what time is it today today is September 24th, and it's around 1 p.m. PDT So I told everyone after the live stream about an hour and a half We do a comic book call I had a window and we got a window for comics always make windows for comics, right? So we're gonna wait for people to roll in. There was a few people that were excited about Us doing this live stream and while we wait spot of tea. How are you doing? Hope you're doing what? The Lego set it we have a I have a couple other Lego sets by the way during a gaming stream. There was a We came across a Lego set. So there's some other Lego sets I have as well. So if I end up getting organizing and stuff like this I'll show you the other ones as well some randoms as well Aside from that while we wait for people to come in. Oh, man, if you can find them That would be awesome and they're from they'd be from the like 19 Actually a couple collections my brother had from the 1990s. I'm not sure if they're with me or not Gina, how you doing? Hope you're doing well Gang quick intro because we already did one intro. Oh, I think my mouse is gonna change the batteries from my mouse I am a patreon patreon.com forward slash chico CHY CHO if you want to follow this work support this work Know what this is all about Following the work through patreon is a good way to do so. I don't put anything behind paywalls Everything's creative comments share and share like and for those of you that's sporting through this through patreon Thank you for the support and we are live streaming on twitch and you see this little zombie dude That's someone subscribing. So Jade mass jaded mass. Thank you very much for the tier one sub Appreciate it and that's happening and the chat live on Twitch, right? 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No politics on YouTube anymore Economics depending on what we're talking about May go on YouTube may not go on YouTube so audio if we don't not doing any visuals goes on SoundCloud as Podcast and we are right now uploading to YouTube and bit shoot everything goes to bit shoot Only certain things go on YouTube and as the sensors tighten on YouTube the odds are it's gonna be less and less content being loaded on YouTube be more Generic not generic but G rated Content going on YouTube not mature to a certain degree collections for sure open comic books Almost always open to YouTube And whatnot. It's just they're they're moving towards becoming Not just a platform but a publisher So if they don't want our content certain types of our content published on YouTube, we won't upload it there we live in amazing times where disruptive innovation is kicking in and there's other Video sharing platforms popping up, which is fantastic, right? So as consumers as creators, we have to Decentralize ourselves that also means not getting all of our information entertainment Whatever we do from one source. It's just the name of the game is G rated related to Google or is it a separate rating system? Good question. I Basically meant general like general populations, so That's what I meant, but I think maybe We'll do the double meaning now as G rated Google rated And we can't call alphabetic owns Google so we can't call it a rated because I'd be adult and YouTube is definitely not going that way Skillik how are you doing a lot? Joe bow? How's life comic books? Well, how long have we been live? I'm gonna give one 10 minutes because the people that were here before there's some people that were pretty Psyched about this they were excited. How long do you? Recall the stream will be a record the stream will be it'll be probably less than an hour Probably I Don't know Half an hour 40 minutes 45 minutes. I'm gonna take these guys down So we can wait a little bit for people to come in. I'm not sure if notifications have gone out on Long time no see y'all. They're gone. I think it's been an hour and a half Two hours Cheryl. I guess notifications have gone up now. Hi again the rental. How are you doing? Okay, cool discord went out discord went out no twitch though no twitch, okay So we give it a little bit of time and by the way, just to let you know Maybe twitch doesn't like sending notifications Two notifications the same day. I don't know is that is that something that happens? I'm pretty sure people stream multiple times a day. We have as well I think the most we did we did three live streams and one day where we did Three of the 10 by 10 puzzle that was fun. That was super fun So no twitch notification yet.  What do we do? Should I give you a lowdown? Let me give you the cost of days before We start talking about we start looking at what they are When I mentioned that this was going to be a golden age and silver age. There is Lots of golden age. Well, there's golden age and silver age and there's bronze age here as well There's one set of bronze age here But there's a few golden age here Most of the books are golden age and there's a couple pulp three three pulp magazines That I ended up grabbing Secret counsel. Yeah, I remember that I went back and found a stream where you made me a mod actually Gicho and that was that was on a 10 by 10 puzzle. Awesome spot of tea Awesome Secret counsel back in 2018. Nice. Is this and this is a new acquisition. I grabbed these Gina Thank you very much for the follows and subs by the way gang if I see it, I'll try to maybe Thank you This this haul was one haul I ended up buying from a local seller, right and he had mentioned in his description That he was in the same city. I am But he wasn't he was like an hour away, right? So one of these halls I ended up buying a month ago But I just got it like five days ago because we're trying to arrange for me to go pick it up And I didn't want to drive like 45 minutes an hour to go get it And he wasn't he was he had he rode a motorbike So his motorbike was down and he had a hard time coming here So we finally ended up and he was kept on apologizing. He actually gave me an extra book Let me show you with the extra book He gave me because it took so long. I told him listen man I got an amazing deal from the guy by the way, but he threw in an extra book pulp magazine six x n i i Exene me thanks for the follow. Thank you for the follow He threw in this book as well as a pop magazine and this is from 1948, right? And it's just like poor graded amazing stories 1948 Okay, and he threw the sin saying that oh, he apologized because you know, it took him so long to Get these books and I was like, no man, I'm cool with it because once I show you the hall You're gonna go what a great deal what a great deal, right? So this one I bought this initial haul. That's not bagged. It's not in a box I bought like a month ago, but I just got it like five days ago After I ended up buying this I Got an issue two of a series and Someone I've been following we've bought before Listed an issue number one of this pulp magazine. So I put in the bids and I won this box Here that we're gonna take a look at so I want this box after this set and I Just picked this one up two days ago from the when we do it on math stream I wouldn't pick that up afterwards or three days ago. I guess So They're both I got my hands on them within five days. Mr. He's a kaya. How are you doing? How are you doing? TICC was TICC TICC I don't know what that means. What's the acronym for TICC? I see well, that's the acronym. What does it stand for? Should we do gang? Let me show you what I got The first comic book haul is these guys rough a rough alive awesome Thank you for the love love you guys as well by the way the eddy G internet speak for thing thick thick or thanks Thick oh thick. Oh internet to speak for thick TICC TICC that's funny. This rips for you. Nice Thorne, how are you doing? Welcome? Welcome? Okay gang TICC hello Chico brother kebabs. How are you doing? Welcome? Welcome? I'm assuming twitch notification went out because people are rolling in So since that's happened, let me tell you what we ended up getting. Okay gang First comic book haul Total cost there is five books that I bought all of them golden age One of them is a pulp magazine. So four comic books one pulp magazine. They're between 1951 to 1954 Total cost of these five books was $12 and 49 cents Canadian Okay, there was no delivery charge Because I picked it up and there was no taxes on this awesome deal Especially when you see what I got the first book alone. This book alone is much worth much much more than that And let me bring up the intro. I didn't get a chance to print this stuff up Wait a minute. Am I waiting? Am I waiting? What am I waiting for elder God? Hello? Oh spider-man? That's right. You need to get in here, man No Are we waiting elder God? Should I wait? Should I wait? I'm gonna show you this for those of you who are into What do you call it? into Where is it? There it is Into golden age comic books He's a collector. Are you a collector or seller? I'm a collector. I do sell every now and then I sold some books last year to generate some funds as well as to collect data Okay for our ASMR mathematics So as a collector every now and then I let some books go. All right There's two see two graded comic books Gina to slap comic books. Okay, and they're ridiculous They're not well not ridiculously, but they're expensive for me, but I got them at a pretty good deal I have a small break between classes. Okay, spider-man. Let's do this check this out Walt Disney's Peter Pan treasure chest. Check this out Check this out. This is This is Published 1953 January. It's a thick book like seriously thick Okay This thing he graded this He said this book was let me check it out. Let me check it out. What did you say this this book was graded on? Did he grade it? No, he didn't grade it, but looking at this I would have said that he good. He said grades range from fair to good depending on spine condition This guy, let's pull this out. You guys let me know what you think the grade on this is. I Think this grade this would grade around three three point five This book plus the next four. I'm gonna show you I got I picked up The cost for it total Was 1050 Canadian Okay, 1050 Canadian and in this book, let me tell you who's in here.  Yeah a fantastic price Check it out. I would say this is minimum 3.5 beautiful like Fantastic book It's your rock of question with modern preservation methods keep the pages from oxidizing possibly and preservation Gina by the way There's a category for preservation. So technically speaking according to C. G. C. You can replace staples on a comic and That's not called restoration. It's called preservation That's a good plus. You would say good plus. I would give it a higher grade. I would give it a Would have given a three three point three point five seriously and the back cover Like there's nothing no chunks gone. Look at the back cover What have I spot of tea? You haven't must too much. This is the first book sort of we're looking at. This is 1953, okay? So really good deal Amazing deal when the guy gave it to me goes you got a great deal. I'm like I got a great deal I Love Peter Pan Like I my price my bid for these was higher But that's so cool so Peter Pan 1953 by the way, if you look on eBay, there's a handful of these listed on eBay, okay? in poor condition in much lower condition than this they're They're going for over while they're listed for over a hundred. I saw one cell that was listed at the Good that went for like 60 bucks or something. Okay ones that are greater around four or five Three four five are going for a few hundred. Okay are being listed for a few hundred. So this was an insanely good price Now that's what they're listing up for so that's not really the price but on on My comic shop where I get most of my info about this. There's one listed there right now Available in stock. There's one at fair which is graded or one which is listed for 60 bucks Which I found wow you can store older paper in a container filled with Stable gases like argon. Okay First 10 p.m. Close tonight. Oh, that's right. Oh god. You guys are locking down. I Agree that's a 3.5. Yeah spider-man. I think I give it a 3.5. Okay. It's hard to say without behind Behind the person. Yeah. Yeah, unless you press the comic then that's considered restoration pressing is restoration Yeah, I've never pressed the comic I'm not interested in pressing comics to his truth the next book So that Peter Pan plus the next four books were 1050. This is bugs bunny Christmas funnies Bugs bunny Christmas funnies, okay, and this was published Let me find it this came out in 1954 and again, I Would grade this at a four Like really the major flaw is these guys here. There's a couple of breaks here, but The back cover was fantastic as well. Okay, just as bright as this. So I would definitely grade this a lot higher What's up duck for preservation, that's how they protect the declaration of independence. Oh really declaration of in a Gas argon cool cool. You just got to keep oxygen away main mainly right? I think UV radiation is worse than just oxygen though at least for color. Yeah. Yeah UV for sure So that's great Bugs bunny vacation funnies number one This one came out in 1950 Let me find it for you 1951 this is issue number one. Okay, like really you can't oops Like I gotta bring it closer. So you see it better. It's lurk always spot of tea nifty 50 Yeah, right. So this one this one I would rate as a As a two as a 2.5, right as a 2.5 Even some people will rate this higher What a golden age experience and I already have we've done other comic book calls where I bought At least one X one copy of this that was in poor condition. Okay, this one is Pretty good. Not bad Right, and we got Walt Disney vacation parade I Like these guys I like the Walt Disney stuff from that period right and this vacation parade is number two okay came out in 2005 And this one isn't very expensive, but Pretty I like it. I Can't remember if it was a gatefold cover it goes in the back It goes into the spine the diagram. Let's take a look and again, I would Well, you beat the judge it is a gatefold cover. Nice. I forgot to check it out. Check it out And the insides is Nice pages nice pages, right? Awesome like seriously Fantastic gang you can get if you have kids you can get kids Amazing it's got a spine roll. That's for sure. So that lowers it So I would give this a 2.5, right? It's got a tear here. That's a pretty big tear. So to maybe I Would say 2.5 really I Think Laura grades check out the gatefold cover. Ah, here's Pluto. Check out Pluto Want to see this? These are one pagers Take a look. Hotest day of the year It's a one page funny. Take a look Hotest day of the year Fantastic Be the kid having this would be amazing, right? Amazing old Walt Disney Yes, new Walt Disney gatefold cover Fantastic Right and this one you can get on the cheap cheaper. Oh, no on the cheap Not bad. Not bad. Not bad. Not bad So very happy to have these. I don't I didn't have this Vacation parade number two Was it published 1950? 19 One second. Well, you can get a relatively on the cheap. Hey, where is it? No, hold on a second. Oh, actually, I don't have the date on this one Hmm. Hold on vacation parade. I got it. I got to do it. I got to search it Vacation parade you can get a relatively good price on this one 1950 Actually, this is number. Yeah, this is number two So you can get a relatively cheaper way cheaper than Peter Pan. Okay Let me show you the pulp magazine this one was Fantastic This one was Fantastic Are these adapted from animated shorts or are they originals? There's got to be tons of original stories here Like really there's no way to could have adapted all of that into Animation, right? So there's a lot of originals here. Wow.  Have a nice day. You too I heard a new word today Disney But I'm still figuring out this meaning No, that might not be a good meaning elder god Maybe check this out this is Wonder story annual pick this one up for $1.99 Which is a pretty good deal okay Volume one issue two And he graded this thing as very good and I would agree with that grade Very good grade And this thing came out in They were to go came out and it was published in 1951 okay, and as far as who who's Some of the stories that are written here Endo binder one of which we've read the story iRobot One of the comic book readings we did we did the iRobot story reading and There's endo binder here Giant size issue stories by Manley Wade Wellman Jack Williamson Endo binder will garth and Alexander Sam Elman okay cover by Rudolph Balant Baralski, okay, and i'm getting What do you call this information from my comic shop again? Okay, and it's a good good place to get the info from Okay, graded it very good. So it was a pretty good deal. Oh no, I understand. I know elder god. I caught it I've come across some races like that so I don't like that Yeah All right, fantastic Very happy to have this and it's a really good shape Take a look Let's see if this will focus, right? It's still in a bag, right? Mathis, thank you for the follow 1951 Wonder story Should I crank it out? Let's pull it out. So this is issue number two. Keep that in mind Issue number two of the series pretty nice Pretty nice cover beautiful cover on the back cover It's just Amazing offer and advertisement And it's basically pulp magazine with lots of stories Like it's a book really right Some of there's illustrations for the beginning of a story And there are a lot of writers that wrote for these magazines that would convert it to comic book format through either ec comics or some of the other independent publishers At the time, especially horror and science fiction Comic books that came out through the golden age of comics There's a lot of stories that they adapted from stories that originally appeared in these pulp magazines One of them was iRobot that we read as a comic book in in ec comics amazing Science fiction fantasy stories and I have the iRobot. Should I go show it to you? I'm going to go show it to you. Check this out And the guys threw in this because it took us a while to hook up, right? I'm going to show you bring you down iRobot, which is endo binder the person who wrote One of the stories in this annual. Okay, hold on a second. I'll be right back. Check this out Check this out. This is the amazing stories with And this is a famous Famous story, right? On this because the thing is coming off. So this is volume 13 number one january 1939 This is another one of the series right iRobot right by endo Oops, where are we endo binder? All right, and one of the ec readings we read we read the story or we read The second part of the story So fantastic Where were you earlier? He has a programming treat in one of the boxes is elderly god here So very happy to have this Okay And all of those books except for the amazing stories that the last one I brought with iRobot cost 1250 canadian All in all included. No, there was no shipping. We uh, we met I picked it up no taxes and that comes out to about 950 us Which is a phenomenal deal like Right Let me show you a box this guy It cost me a fair penny. Okay. Let me tell you how much this This haul cost me I want to close this Close Close This comic book haul the comics cost $300 canadian Taxes were $15 canadian and shipping was $30 canadian. Okay, so total for what's in here cost $340 canadian And if you want to know what that is in us funds, it would come out just multiply by 0.7 0.75 or six Okay, I'm not sure if I'll show it to me here. Oh, it doesn't show it to me It does don't mess around with the with the websites chicho, right? Yeah Was here at a moment ago. Was he there want to go? Okay, so let's crack this open and We have bought from this person before one of the previous comic book hauls which was graded the Betty I'm gonna show you the cgc The cgc is the last stuff. I'm gonna show you Just because I have some pages open up. So take a look take a look I've got a bag in board. He's better Check this out This one So this one was from the previous haul, right wonder stories annual. I bought this one first Wonder annual number one The size is Oh, it's the same. Oh, it's a little bit taller the number number one in the back is a little bit bigger right So this is issue number one of Wonder story annual And I really wanted this one because I got the number two. Okay. This one if we paid Much more than what we paid for the number one for the number two for the previous one This one ended up costing Now i'm not going to the shipping and taxes. I'm not going to call Tell you what they are per book because it doesn't calculated per book, right? So all of this box was around 350 Canadian which is what is that? Basically 75 times three 250 let's say 250 us, right? This one cost 24 dollars and 50 cents Canadian Okay, and he graded this thing. Uh, let me see what he graded this thing as He's great at this thing He graded this thing as a four Okay, should we bring it out take a look at it. He graded this thing as a four and let me tell you who's did some of the stories in this The people that wrote in this right giant size featuring stories from Fletcher Pratt, DD sharp, endo binder, william thormont and ray Cummings John Bynan Harris and frank kelly K Kelly five visual finley illustrated Right and this thing came out in 1950 okay, and It was the price I paid for this was fair. It's fair value What I have gone that high if I didn't have number two Probably not Oh, I just got that an old school smell to it, right? There's a back happy to have this Very happy to have this I should put this in a better bag on board So I'm going to put this one on the side Because I'm going to put in a better. I should have the bag on board. So, you know, I'll put it in later. Okay Check out these ones A couple of more magazine size Okay pop magazines Thank you very much for the follows gang Okay 261 us Or two 205 pounds uk So 261 us I paid fair value for all of these Okay, I would say they were fair value Uh, actually what I'm about to show you right now was a fantastic value Okay, it was really good What you're seeing here Do this one. Oh, I didn't put this one in the bag. Look at that. Oh, I should have put in the bag Actually, it was great at low Check out this one amazing stories from july 19 27 1927 Check this out and for this one and the next book Uh, I ended up paying I ended up paying ten dollars canadian My bid was a lot higher Okay, I paid ten dollars. So It's not five dollars a pop because this is more expensive. This is, uh Amazing stories Sorry amazing stories is 1939 The other ones, uh Or does he have this wrong actually No, no, this one's amazing stories. This one's 1927 july 1927 Okay And he graded this one As two So it's just good And the people that wrote in this hg wells. Yeah spot of tea Hg wells The people that have written in this And edgar allen pole as well. Okay, uh july 1927 covered by Frank paul stories by hg wells the planter story emerit the moon pole Edgar allen pole von kempel kempler And his discovery and many more edited by hugo Jerns Jerns back this issue also also check this out. I looked into this actually. This was pretty cool This issue also also features a letter to the editor from a Bertram Chandler and he's a science fiction writer Seventeen years before he began publishing science fiction and he's got a huge list Of sci-fi books that he's written Right super cool Awesome So he graded this as a good It's a little brittle. You can see check that out See the little bit of the page coming off, right? But we're gonna open it up Where is the We'll put it on top of this The cover's detached. So this is fair good like Truly amazing story Check that out Where 1 000 young men are learning electricity right Learn about electricity Here's the table of contents The aether ship I like these pulp magazines We'll probably do a reading of one or two at some point And this thing definitely check it out Pieces of it are coming off. I'm gonna put this over here And I'll put this in a Bag and board magazine format That way we can put it away The next one in that with that one that we ended up getting 154 years old Monday just gone 154 Fantastic adventures and this one's 1939 Okay And this is the one from This one is 1939 Okay Issue number one four. So he graded this one is good. The other one would have been in just the one. Okay So this one's graded at good Fantastic Fantastic adventures 1939 Cover by Robert Foucault Science fiction and fantasy adventures This issue features the man from hell by polton cross the purple conspiracy by statin a cobbles And stories by nelson s bond morris The close and Thornton a Pretty cool Oh hg wells would have been Years old monday just gone hg wells The one he wrote The war of the worlds is in Is in amazing stories And that sells for is it amazing stories or wonder stories? It might be in wonder stories or amazing stories It sells for a very high price the war of the worlds These next three books I'm not sure why he didn't close these things up The last package would go from a war. Okay Deadly hands of kung fu He's got a Deadly hands of kung fu magazine number 12 16 25 Neil Adams art on the first one james bond roger moore Fix ebay. So it's just his notes he's put on here So this is the Neil Adams cover one And these ones these three I ended up paying These three cost cost 28 89 Canadian okay So here's number 12 roger moore neil adams cover Pretty cool Imagine a time where there's no such thing as superman or batman. That's crazy. No crazy indeed Deadly Hands of kung fu. This is number This was number 15 or Here's the other one here You take a look at the cover while I find which number that is That the other one was number 12 the roger moore one This one's number 25. I believe Yeah, this was number 25 came out in 1976 Okay, and as far as great goes for these what are the great these uh He graded these at number 12 the uh the previous one he graded this one at 8.5 Okay, 8.5 This one he's graded at 8.5 And the next one which is number 16 he graded at I don't have any of these the deadly hands of kung fu And I don't know I don't think these are the prices of things he had on there But this was a fair value good price Do you have a few of these I don't have any of these these would be the first Three in that I have I just want to get them just to check it out because I've never I don't know this one Now for the graded books the heavy hitters at the end the heavy hitters at the end These I consider Fair value what I got them for Uh, I think they're going for cheap. They're pretty important books Okay, as far as I'm concerned Now, which one is this one? This one let me check it out That way I'm going in order of things I have open where we can I can give you the information right This one let me tell you what I got this one for This one ended ended up costing me 126 66 Canadian. Okay. I haven't done the conversion to us So multiply that by 0.76 Journey into mystery Number 107 109 It's First magneto crossover First magneto crossover Very cool. Let me take it out of the plastic Oh my god, look is anyone there sure. I was like, no We'll check out the cases if you if you do buy graded books Check the cases as well. Just make sure there's no cracks And if there is make sure the person Mentioned that there are cracks and this is cbc s and I'm totally 100 percent Okay with collecting cbcs The glare is not This is 1960 through 60 1960. Oh, it's got it here. This is 1964 Cover and art by jack curbie and chick stone art vince calletta story stanley Magneto and brother of evil brotherhood of evil mutants cover and appearance First appearance of magneto outside of x-men. Okay, and it's graded at 4.5 Is I think this is going for cheap right now. Okay 100. I ended up picking up for 100 Let's say 130 Canadian, right Uh, whatever that comes out to us about 100 bucks 95 us Okay, which is a pretty good deal Not bad. Happy to have this Don't have this I think this is undervalued in the market right now You can buy it 4.5 Is going for like probably around 150 right now. So we got a okay deal pretty good deal Less than what is going for but I think even 150 compared to prices of other things Is pretty cheap.  This next book I think is going for insanely low price. Is that a self-portrait on the back? I don't think that's Jack Kirby. No, he's looking for people who like to draw. I think this would be cute right? Is it? Albert Dorn Probably the greatest Money maker in the history of commercial art Albert Dorn. Do you know this person? Check it out Albert Dorn commercial art at the height of his career. He began a full time Search for people who'd like to draw This next book Again CBCS Graded We ended up picking it up for $109 Canadian And it's String and it came out in 1964 Graded at four points 4.0 And it's the first appearance of Dormero Dr. Stranges Check this out Dormammu Dr. Stranges arch enemy Okay So as far as I'm concerned Dormammu is really is like the magneto in X-Men But he never becomes good, right? So $109 Graded at four and you can get it pretty on the cheap relative to other important first appearances And it's the first appearance of Clea as well Okay And cover by Jack Kirby and Chick Stone again Art is Dick Hares, Steve Ditko and Paul Raymond Story is Stan Lee, Dick Hares and Steve Ditko. First appearance of Dormammu Mamu and Clea Fantastic for Puppet Master and Mad Thinker appearance $81 US, $81.50 US. Thank you, Elder God. There's the same guy in the back again Right Pretty good It's a good price It's a good price And in the back it has some other stuff written on it. We'll read the other one too This one is Human Torch Story Palms of the Deadly Duo Dr. Strange Story The Domain of the Dreaded Dormammu Okay, full page ad for Amazing Spider-Man number 18 So it tells you about the period that was coming out with other things, right? Fantastic 432, Tales of Suspense 59 and Tales to Astonish 61 Cool And this one What was going on at the same time? This one was Thor's Story When Magneto Strikes Tales of Asgard's Story Banished from Asgard Full page ad for Amazing Spider-Man number 18 and Tales of Suspense number 59 So it came out at the same period Right Very cool Yeah, Dr. Strange Dr. Strange, before he became Dr. Strange, he was a He wasn't a nice guy. He was all about money and materialism Being recognized as the best surgeon in the world Right, we read the origin of Dr. Strange The third appearance of Dr. Strange and Strange Which one was it? Strange Tales number 119 or 109? One of the first readings we did With Steve Ditko, the origin of Dr. Strange He's blue He wears it. Doesn't Dr. Strange wear blue anyway? I thought his outfit is blue, isn't it? Or they make him green That's right. It's green, isn't it? He's got a red cape usually The cape of, I forget what the name of the cape is Oh, the cape is blue Nice Awesome So the two, the two graded books The Basically bulk of the buy, right? The cost Blue is magic enough Magical enough, yeah Fantastic So that's the comic book haul I've been sitting on for a few days Five days or so trying to Well, this one for a couple of days I wanted to show you guys Um Very happy to have these The pulp magazines are fantastic The Peter Pan, man The Peter Pan was, wow, what a great price What a great deal And fantastic condition as far as I'm concerned It's definitely more than a two I would have graded that a lot higher Thor crossover is great, yeah Yeah, I love the way Magneto looks He looks like he looks menacing He looks so menacing I really like it And just the motion of Jack Kirby's covers is phenomenal Phenomenal There's quick silver in the back And those are spoiler warning Those are Magneto's kits Very cool It's all school good versus evil, indeed Yeah, the Scarlet Witch Thanks, spot of tea The Scarlet Witch, who are these guys? That guy And that guy See a little guy there Peek in his head Part of the Avengers, indeed Fun Okay gang That was my comic book haul Unscheduled comic book haul I wanted to do How long did that take us? That took us about an hour With the salutations and waiting for people to roll in Tomorrow evening, 7 30 p.m. We're doing a live stream talking about Some of the positive things that are happening in the world Okay, just to counter The some of the politics current events streams that we've been doing So we look at the positive Okay, tomorrow night, 7 30 p.m. PDT in my time Pacific West Coast, West Coast of Canada, United States On Saturday, I believe at 12 p.m. We go through more of the gaming collection We've already gone through that much Just a fair bit there We've gone through that much We're going to go through the rest of the Gaming boxes on Saturday from at 12 p.m. Again, West Coast Canada US time And we'll go until we get it done It should probably only take a couple hours Okay, and on Sunday, we do a comic book reading We got two books left to read Let's see which one We're going to end up reading Right, we got Kid Colt Jack Kirby cover with monster Reading and we have Crime Does Not Pay with John Dillinger One Silver Age, one Golden Age One from 1952 With the Crime Does Not Pay Dillinger John Dillinger And with the Kid Colt being from 1962 Fantastic Looking forward to it John Severn, I believe Versus Jack Kirby Story and Stan Lee's story Right, fantastic Excited for all three Me too, spot of tea Gang, thank you for being here Mods, thank you for taking care of business For those of you who are watching this after the live stream Or who are here for the first time I am on Patreon If you want to know what this is all about Which is basically me layering everything on mathematics We're doing these comic book hauls because At some point, we're going to go back And link it up with personal finance, mathematics Gold always beats silver But silver is easier for trading That goes into finance as well We are live streaming on Twitch So for those of you who are here Those of you who have subscribed Those of you who are following Those of you who are participating in the conversation Thank you very much for the support Nice stream, enjoy it Very much Me too I do announce these streams 30 minutes before we go live For scheduled ones on LO Minds, VK Gap, Parler and Twitter And a few minutes before we go live For these unscheduled live streams For streams where we don't have any visuals involved I do upload the audios to soundcloud.com forward slash chicho, chycho You can follow the work there And those audio podcasts should be available On your favorite podcasting platform Including Spotify As long as they don't censor And we will be uploading this live stream This video to YouTube and BitShoot And you can support this work by subscribing, following Turning on notifications Guaranteed to get notifications through BitShoot Not so much through YouTube And you can support this work through YouTube By joining YouTube membership somewhere around here There's a button there And for those of you who are supporting this work Through Patreon and Twitch And in all kinds of other ways That you are supporting this work Thank you very much for the support, gang And I'll see you tomorrow I'm prepared now Love that command We still need a chycho info command Oh, we do We got to let me know on Discord What we need to put on that command Elder God And we put it on What we're going to put on there I forget But let me know on Discord I'll do it Okay, gang I hope you have a fantastic rest of your day And three more days of live streaming in the set Bye, everyone Oh, small bio Small bio Okay Okay, I'll work on it Good fun as always, part of the day Bye, everyone


تفوته آدك الأيام فتا أخبرت عن المكتب من إبنوتيميا وماذا أفضلها؟ أنتظر واناليزها ومكتبها. وماذا يخبرت؟ كان يخبرت بسرعة. يخبرت بسرعة. أنه يكون مجرد يجب أن تقوم بعمل في مجرد من يقول اللّه خلال إبنوتيميا للمجموعة. اللّه خلال إبنوتيميا للمجموعة. لذلك يجب أن يكون مجرد للمجموعة. هذا كان مجرد اللّه خلال إبنوتيميا للمجموعة. هذا هو أبنوتيميا. لم يكن مجرد. يوجد بلطفال. لذلك كان يجب أن يكون مجرد ومجموعة. يقول أنه لم ينتهي. ينتهي منه. فأنا فقط أتيت لرحمه الله لتجده في دينه. يوجدين الناس. يوجدون سيفي. يوجدون لسان. ومن هذا المجرد. يوجدون تطار. أصف فوت. نعم. الشيخ الإسام إبنوتيميا. إبنو كثير رحم الله سلبهم. إبنو كثير سلبهم. ولما كان يوم الجمعة سابع عشر شوال. أعمل الشيخ تقي دين إبنوتيميا ميعدا في الجهاد وحرظ فيه وبالغة في أجول المجاهدين. وكان ميعدا وحافلا جليلا. إبنوتيميا ستنب. This is his jihad. And how he stood up to fight. رحمه الله تعالى. He stood up and he brought the people together. And he spoke to them. Reminding them of the importance of jihad. The tatar are coming. They're going to come into your lands. He talked about the ayat pertaining to jihad. He brought the ayat, all of them. That he lead it. رحمه الله تعالى. From the top of his head. And he done explanation on it. And he commented on it. رحمه الله رحمة ورحمة ورحمة. سعر. He was a zahid. A person who turned away from this dunya. إبنو رجب سلباءهم. عريض عليه قضاء القضاة. قبل التسعين. ومشيخة الشيوخ فلم يقبل شيء المذالي. He was given to be the judge. Are you with me? وليذالك قاضي القضاة. قاضي القضاة right now. He's one of the. He's a ministry of defense. اه. لا لا. He's the. لا لا. He's a ministry of justice. That's where the position he's sit. His words are taken into consideration. And he was given that position. To be a قاضي to judge. He said no. He was also given the مشيخة الشيوخ. Which is to be the head of all of these. مدارسة وذاء الدمشقة. To be. He said no. فلم يقبل شيء المذالك. He refused. رحمه الله تعالى. He was a person who turned away from the dunya. As for his عبادة. The statement of Ibn al-Qayyim said that he said. He said. إن في الدنيا جنة. In this dunya there is a jannah. ملّا ميتخلها. Anyone who doesn't enter the jannah of this dunya. لم يدخل جنة الاخرى. لم يدخلها. ملّا ميتخلها. إن في الدنيا جنة. ملّا ميتخلها. لا يدخل جنة الاخرى. He won't enter it. وقال لي مرة. وقال لي مرة. أليمام بن القيّم said. So he said in this dunya there is a jannah. God paradise. Anyone who doesn't enter the paradise of this dunya. He will not enter the paradise of the hereafter. إيمان. That's how he was. He's عبادة. He also one time said to me. He said this to him. He said this to Ibn al-Qayyim. He said to him. ما يصنع عدائي ب. What can my enemies possibly do to me? أنا جنة وبستاني في صدري. My garden. My paradise is in my chest. إرغت فهي معي لا تفارقني. When I go, it goes with me wherever I go. I'm always happy. I have my jannah in my heart. إن حبسي خلوة. My imprisonment is what? It's just me being alone to do my vikran. وقال لي شهادة. Kill me is martyrdom for me. وإخراجي من بلدي. Taking me out of my land is a siyahatun. It's a tourism. Everything. This is one thing you have to realize. You know who wants who's going to gain happiness? Anyone. This is a very powerful statement. Anyone who's going to gain happiness is the person who can turn hardship into good. Every hardship that comes, he's able to find a positive in it and focus on that positive part of it. That individual. Are you with me? Take a lemon. إصنع من الليموني شرابا حلوة. Take lemon and make out of it a nice, tasty, tasty lemonade. Add sugar to it. Every situation, what do you do? Every situation. Is the lemon something nice? Does it taste nice? It's bitter. It's sour. But you add sugar to it to make every situation you should be able to do that. To change it from its reality or change it from how it is and change it to what? Something that works in good for you. That's what إبريتيمي was. رحم الله. And that only comes, brothers. Of course, if you've tasted the sweetness of what? Well, إبريتيمي when he was in prison and they put him in prison and they closed the doors on him and the gates of the قلع in دمشقة. They closed the door on him. إبريتيمي looked back at the wall and this is what he recited. فضرب بينهم بصور الله بابهم باطنه فيه الرحمة وظاهرهم من قباله العذاب. Pay attention. This is exactly the point I was saying. When they closed the door on him and the gate is closed he said they have thrown and they have placed the wall. This is who? The منافقين and the مؤمنين. The منافقين, what are they going to be doing? They're going to try to be walking with the believers because the believers have light. So as they are walking with them what does Allah تبارك وتعالى do? He places between them a wall فضرب بينهم بصور A big fortress. A big wall is placed between the believers and the منافقين. Now this wall has two sides. The side which is on the other side where the منافقين are what is it for them وظاهرهم من قباله العذاب They are being punished on the other side. But the inner side of it, what is it? Where the believers are in الله تبارك وتعالى يقول باب مباطن هو فيه الرحمة البروتيم is trying to say that the prisoner I'm in here is the rahmah العذاب is over there And then when the منافقين will cry to the believers and what will they say to them اقتبس They will say to them Give us your light اقتبسوا من نوركم قيل ارجعوا وراءكم فلتبسوا نوره فضوريبا بينهما بصور go back and look for your own lights and if fortunes will be placed there will be that darkness and that shows you what how he got the ayat and he used it fast and efficiently in the right places and that's how he was he was very patient the scholars they praised him إمام للذهب السن إبن تيميا الشيخ الإمام العالم المفصل الفقيه المجتهد الحافظ الشيخ الإسلام نادر العصر ذو التصاني في الباهيرة ويقوص سنباهم كان قوالا بالحق هو الشخص الذي أخذت الحقيقة نهاعا عن المنقري برهيبة الإيبل لا تأخذه في الله لو بالتلايم لا تأخذه ببليمه لتوقفه بسيطة الحق لا أفضل وإبوه وإبوه وإبوه ذا سطوة وإقدام هو شخص who went forward courageous وعدم مدارات الأغيار ومن خالطه وعرفه قد ينسبني إلى التقصير في وصفه هل أن شخص who knows him ومن خالطه وعرفه شخص who mixed with him and knows him قد ينسبني he might ascribe to me ذهبي he might ascribe to me what that I did not إلى التقصير في وصفه that I will came short in the description of him هي سنباهم also لا يؤتام سوء فهم بل له ذكاء المفرط ولا من قلة علم فإنه بحر زخار بصير بالكتاب والسن عديم النظر في ذلك ولا هو بالمتلاعب بالديلي فلو كان كذلك لكان أسرع شيء إلى مداهلة خصومه وموافقة ومنافقتهم ولا هو ينفريد بمسائل تشهي فهذا الرجل لا أرجو على ما قلته فيه لنيا ولا مالا ولا جاهن بوجه أصلا مع خبرة التامة به ولكن لا يسعني فيديلي ولا في عقل أن أكتم محاس له وأدفن فضائله وأبرز ذنوبا له مغفورة في سعة كرم الله تعالى الإمام الذهب ببرز ذنوبا إمام دقيق العيد رحم الله سلم باهب ما كنت أظن أن الله تعالى بقية يقلق مثلك إبن الدقيق العيد أنا لا أعتقد الله سبحانه وتعالى أحد يجب أن يكون like you again أنا لا أعتقد ذلك هو أنه إبن الدقيق العيد ما كنت أظن أنا لا أعتقد أن الله تعالى بقية يقلق مثلك أن الله سيأهي should create someone like you أنا لا أعتقد أنه سيحدث رحمهShe also said about him لما اجتماعت بيبنوتيميا ولا اجتماع بيبنوتيميا رأي تعمل مجتمع for him رجول العلوم وكلها بينعينة رأي لهم that all knowledge is based up front of him يأخذ منها ما يريد فأهي سأفعل ويدعو مما يريد وليست لذلك وهي نقل أعرف ما يريده ، كل شيء يتبقى فسيئة لهم رحمه الله أبو البقاء الصبكة رحمه الله يقول شيء جيد عنه يقول والله يا فولان أو شخص ما يبغي ضبنو تيميا والله لا يتبقى منو تيميا إلا جاهل أو صاحبو هوا أو شخص كان ويمزن فالجاهل لا يدري ما يقوله وصاحبو هوا وصاحبو الهوا وصاحبو الهوا ومن who wins and desires runs in his veins يصده هواه عن الحق بعده معرفة إبه ومن who wins and desires will stop him from what the حق after he came to know it if he comes to know about إبنو تيميا he won't even acknowledge it because his wins and desires is not with it إبنو تيما رحمه الله يتعالى his book إبنو تيما رحمه الله يتعالى his books are so much فهي أشهر من أن تذكر وأعرف من أن تنكر صارت سير الشمس في الأقطار وامتلأت به البلاد والأمصار قد جاوزت حد الكثرة فلا يمكن أحد حصرها ولا يتسعوا هذا المكان لعد المعروف منها ولا ذكريها he's author the books he wrote he said it's too famous for me to mention them and it's too known for me to reject them and ignore the existence he said it's his books they traveled where the sun travels all of the world وامتلأت به البلاد والأمصار it filled up the lands and the places in the cities imagine this خواني this I always remember this فأما زمدوا فيدهبوا جفاءة وأما ما ينسعوا الناس فيمكث في الأرض things that are not beneficial the bid'a and the khurafat and the shirk and that which is not done for the sake of Allah it perishes it goes he won't stay with Allah he never will but the thing that is done with خلاص and sincerity it will what? it will remain أبنو تيمو was in prison his books were illegal no one could take them when the Tatar came they threw many of his works into the ocean what do you see today? great scholars like who عبد رحمان يحايل المعلمي The Habib al-Asr, Saheb al-Tanqeel العالوسي علماء بغداد محب الدين الخطيب محمد صديق حسن خان and other scholars ابنو قاسم رحمه الله محمدنا عبد الوهاب all of these scholars when they came they all worked on the books of ابنو تيمو ابنو القاسم he is the one who blew all of them رشيد رضا رحمه الله محمد رشيد رضا they all worked on the books of ابنو تيمو محمد رضا سالم he blew it out درء تعرض العقل والنقل I think Safadia if I am not wrong but I am sure درء تعرض العقل والنقل الله المستعان من هاج السنة النبوية he blew it out and this is the time he was studying Cambridge University he worked hard to get all the manuscripts رشيد محمد رشيد سالم he worked hard to make sure that he got ابنو تيمو's works while he was in Cambridge University he brought all the manuscripts together and he brought it out ابنو القاسم and his son the son and the father both of them what did they do they both worked together to ابنو تيمو's مجموعة فتاة they brought him together compiled it together organized it the way they did and then all the books that are in the رسائل little books they took it out and what did they do they made it in the middle as in the مجموعة الفتاة it became something it's taught, it's studied it's a questionnaire answer فقط من هاج السنة النبوية الصفدية درء تعرض العقل والنقل قاعدة الجليلة في التواصل والوصيلة little small big everything الله gave them so he's so he's he's what's الاستقامة الاستغاثة by Bakri all of those الشيخ وليسام تيمي بيان تلبيس الجهنية محمد رشاد ساليم he's the one who worked on that as well الجواب الصحيح لمن بدل دين المصيح Christians رحيبه الله تعالى all of those are what he wrote a two volume book من هاج السنة النبوية he's refuted by the name of على الدينة البقاري على الدينة البقاري هو زي خبيت شيع رافضي he refutes him انا بكت من هاج السنة النبوية it's a refutation of the rafidah and it's a refutation of who الشيخ وليسام تيمي ما من طائفة لا فرقة there's not a sect or a group الا قمع بدعتهم they're false fundamental principles they stand on he clarified it to the people and brought it to their attention شيعة المعتزل ده جهمية ده مرجئة all of the tawa'a that's why he is what he is ناصر السنة قامع البداح he gave victory to the sunnah and he destroyed innovation those who hate him are who أهل الأهواء remember أبو البقاء السبكي سبيت مجاهل he's either ignorant and that person you teach him and you educate him the reality of him you don't know here he is what do you have against the man you know what's sad والله العظيم والله is very sad when shayatan blinders a people that much what you see today is in my country Somalia there's a book it's called جوهرة التوحيد جوهرة التوحيد when you read that book والله there's a handful of آيات in the whole book everywhere else أن العقل قال الله قال الرسولة فخردين الرازي ساعد الدينة تفتح الزاني بيجوري when you look at these individuals and you look at their works أبو حامد الغزاني when you look at these people when you look at these individuals أبو وكر الباكلاني أبو بكر المفورك when you look at these individuals you always argue with you compare them to one book just take عقيدة الواصطية as an example عقيدة الواصطية how many times do you come across آيات قال الله قال الله قال الله قال الرسول قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم قال الصحابة قال التابع go to one of the books written by any of these individuals from the Quran rather they clearly and explicitly state that the Quran in which we're reading and that we're studying and that we're giving so much importance to isn't the source which we should take our evidences from the logic is what we should give presidents to and that were clear statements not trying to understand it from their statements clear cut that if you want to understand the religion don't use the Quran and the sunnah don't what should you use? use your logic use your brain use your mind don't go to the Quran and the sunnah rather statements like if you read the Quran the Quran will misguide you the Quran will throw you into a destruction and that logic should be given the presidents that the logic should be what the source of what the source of extraction and not the Quran or the sunnah statements like that and it's sad that to that much to that extent huh you still defend that person over a man who tells you that anybody that the مزدر تلقي where the source we take our religion from is what the Kitab of sunnah and that which the pious predecessors unanimously agreed upon ابنه طيبة رحمه الله he died after he was put in prison and he read the Quran 80 or 81 times and he died in the ayah إن المتقينة في جنات ونهر في مقع عدي الصطق عند مليك مقتدر they took all his papers from him they took everything from him and he died reciting surah tulqamar ayah 54 to ayah 55 when Tayma died reciting that and the ayah he died رحمه الله was 700 28 728 شيخ رسام التيميه died in قلعة الدمشقاء while he was in prison رحمه الله تعالى a lot of people came to his janaza the people of tariq the people who spoke about his life such as Ibn Rajab such as Imam al-Dahabi they said that after the janaza of Imam there was no janaza as big as the janaza of Ibn Utamia the number of people who came it was a large number if you want to see the biography of Ibn Utamia that was only a very summarized version of the life of Ibn Utamia there are many books written about his life the books you could go to is ألعقود الدرية احو Built يكون و waiting الشهادة و الزكية عند البنة و يسف الكرميل و الأ ـ أو أبن مفلح المقصد الأرشد في ذكري أصحاب الإمام disability خد inmام و Sleep نوعي ضهب لمن عماد باية الحافظ عمر ابن علي البزار. بزار. او الوابل الصيب من الكلم الطيب بايبن قيم الجوزية او الرد الوافر لبن ناصر الدين الدمشقي. Those are the books that speak about his life. The best one which written on his life was العقود الدرية. من ملاقب شيخ لسام ابن اتايمية بايبن عبد الهدي ودار عالم الفوائد. What they did was they published العقود الدرية with it. They bought the one written by the Hafظ ابن علي البزار العلام العليه في ملاقب ابن اتايمية. They published them both together so you can read both of them in one publication. So that's the life of ابن اتايمية. We're going to start the book إن شاء الله تعالى


In today's video we're opening a product you've probably never heard of, the Super Edition. What's up guys? We're back with another video opening some random Yu-Gi-Oh products. You guys always like when I open random stuff you've probably never seen. And I'm talking in a weird voice because I had to burp, but I didn't do it. So congratulate me in the comments. We have a giveaway. I'll be giving away these cards. These cards were actually from a previous video. So just like the video, be subscribed to our notifications. Let me know down below. Have you heard of a Super Edition? There was only a couple of sets where this thing existed. If you have, pat yourself on the back. If you haven't, let me know in the comments. All right. So I have eight special Super Editions. I want to call them special editions because they're basically special editions. But the big difference is instead of having like one or two or four different promo cards, there's 14 different promo cards in here. So it's kind of a lot of options. So you open this up and you really have no idea what you're going to get. Besides the fact that you're going to get three packs. So three booster packs of secrets of eternity. So go ahead and type in the copypasta because whenever I search for secrets of eternity prize guide, the first option that Google auto-filter me with secrets of eternity copypasta. So congratulate all the Yu-Gi-Oh! Twitch people for that. And Cimo on his progression series. So here we go. Secrets of eternity. Let's open this thing up. Let's see if there's anything. I mean, I don't even know what to expect from these promos. There's 14 of them. I don't even know what are we going to get here? It's a void launcher. I mean, pretty inconspicuous. Nothing like insane there. I mean, just a super rare. And I guess it is super addition. So super rare makes sense. All right. That leaves us three packs. The cool part about super additions is just like special additions. These are completely random packs. So we could have like three ghostries in a row for all we know. I mean, it's there's no ratio to these, to these packs. So that's going to make this an exciting opening and a fun opening. I always love openings that have random ratios because usually it costs a little bit more per pack to get stuff like that. Like you buy a blister at Walmart if you buy a special edition slash super addition, whatever, which in this, in these case, maybe not because they actually save you a little bit of money sometimes, but the ratios being random makes it super fun versus like a booster box though. Yeah.  To be honest. There we go. The Apo Klee Fort sky base. Yeah. These are long names and crazy names, but we have an ultra rare right off the bat. So pretty huge machine card.  So pretty intimidating. Not going to lie. I would be, I'd be pretty scared if I saw that coming. Pretty scared. Okay. Let's go. One, two, three from the back. Let's see what we can get. Can we get a go to our toy night? As I said, it's completely random ratios. This Mike is pointing. We're right. There we go. Okay. I'm sorry. Editor. I just changed the position of my mic. I'm sure you got to fix the audio for some amount now. Readiness. We have overload and oh, another super two for two on fours. We have 24 total packs today. So if we go 24 for 24, I don't think anybody's going to be angry, especially not me. Let's see. Third pack unlimited secrets of eternity. As I've said many times, this set is where I pulled my very first GoShare, the Malacode and Nettle Lord of the Burning Abyss. Not a crazy expensive card in unlimited. I think it's about 15, 20 bucks, something like that. But I would not be mad at all to pull that again. Just reminisce on the old days. The very first time I pulled a GoShare. We open it. I had like two cases of this set. It was like, I, okay. No, I'm not going 24 for 24. Unfortunately, but I had two cases. There were these were $300 cases at the time, which if you know anything about Yu-Gi-Oh cases, that is literally like 50%. No, no more than that. That's like, it was like three something was like 330 maybe, but like the lowest you're ever going to get a case is like if the case sucks, it's like 6, 6, 60, 6, 75. And that's like if the case is terrible and it's already been out for a while, brand new cases are like 700, 800 stuff like that. So to be able to get a case for $300 ish was ridiculous. That's why I jumped on it and bought two of them. And then ended up pulling the GoShare of course, because it's one every case. I don't even remember what I did with the other case. I might have just sold the boxes individually. Lightning Rod Lord, that is our second promo. One of two of 14, I should say. But yeah, that's how I pulled my first go. So I was like, I'm going to guarantee that we get this thing. I'm pretty sure I opened them all in one video too. It was like, I don't think we did lives very much back then. So I was just like opening packs. So I get the goat. So I get a GoShare and I just open packs. So I got a GoShare shift, Golden Ford form, not Ford. Good. That'd be interesting. They had a car in there. We have a Necro cycle or a truck and a Void lot. Whoa. The super edition. There's a limited ad and an unlimited ad. My ad. I'm in addition, limited edition here. That's the one you get in the promo pack. You can pull the card to that's kind of goofy. Same rarity. The only difference is limited edition versus unlimited edition. There's also a first edition. That's going to make this is just that strange right there. So if they're all pullable, then maybe all the supers you can get out of the super edition. That is so strange. It is called super edition though. So it makes sense that it's based around super rare's but very weird. I was okay. I didn't remember that last minute cancel. I know a lot of things about about how packs work in the TCG. That's something I didn't really realize. I probably didn't maybe at some point, but I do not know. Explosive. I've not opened a lot of super editions to be honest. Dragon ouster and Cleeford stealth. Okay. So I'm assuming this isn't one of the premise. It's an ultra rare, but who knows? I like these because they're like they're like invisible. Like they're like part you can see part of the ship thing. And then there's like the full thing. That's pretty awesome. They're here's what I don't like their pendulum. So that kind of counteracts that pretty hard. Okay. Secrets of eternity. Here we go. By the way, I opened every a pack from every year like old school pack from basically every year. We did multiples on some like turbo pack was open champion pack was open. Go check that video out. Didn't really do that. Well, randomly, I mean sometimes YouTube's just like, nope, not going to do well. So I feel like a lot of you guys would like that video. So go check that out. It was a few days ago at this point, but you have not seen it yet. Go check it out open every from 2002 to 2024. Pretty cool. Twinkle. We open a lot of rare packs. You're gonna see a lot of destruction by the way. So go check that out. We have us in Mayday. Okay. So we're now three, three for six, four for six. Wow. We're doing pretty good. Super edition number Tress. Let's see what this promo is going to be. Is it going to be one we've already pulled? We've had two supers. So will it be the good and evil in the burning of this? Let's see if that's it. No infernoid answer. I think that this does have a super in here as well. So I'm starting to think there's 14 supers in the set and they're all in there as promos as well. Pretty interesting. Morphotronic. There we go. Got Morphotronic out again. We have the illusion balloons super every samurai soul piercer former pal calls Morphotronic smart fun. The smart phone. There he is. There's the iPhone perform a pal fire. Muffa lion. Muffer lion. We have Zazik. We have the shift. Kwaki mirror overload and a witch. Very cool. Secrets of eternity. Let's keep it going. Here we go. What can we do? One, two, three. We have a desktop. Oh, three part Naga last minute cancel. They were last minute cancel. Why not? I feel like that was. I don't know virtual bees. We have rice Falcon X blossom fire. Muffer lion. We have frontline observer and the void seer. So another super. We're going to have to see if we get that one as a promo. I'm just going to be keeping an eye out. Another foil has been pulled. So we have not gone over yet in one of these special additions, which is always great gym nights right there. A little gym night action. I think there are some gym night oldies in here, which would be pretty awesome. We bought some for a one K investment. So that's that's always cool. Friend donkey. We have Google hotels. Men. We have got him second call and you're going to need to find Lance. So nothing in that one fourth super addition. Very strange product. Now that I realize kind of how it works. So the promos of like old special additions like non super additions they used to back in the day just reprint secret rears. Okay. Glee Fort, uh, self cephalopod cephalopod. Okay. That makes sense. Kind of weird because I have a lot of those. We have a lot of that deck now probably. I don't know. I never played it, but the weird thing. Yeah. They would reprint secrets like straight up. It'd be like Jim and I elf in secret in L O N was reprinted and the IOC special edition. So that thing would be like, uh, you know, just a, I think it was an ultra in there. So they would just do that. And they would just go next set and they would reprint the one after L O N. They would just do all of them like all fours. There would be four. No, no, they would do four and two secrets from two different sets. So they would do all the secrets from two sets. Oh, the Lops of the Zoolie. That's a good one. And the Malachote and the Lord of the Burning Abyss secret rare. This comes in ghostry as well. And maybe an ulti as well. Is it coming in ulti? Okay. I can't find this thing, but oh no, there's a secret rare. So maybe it doesn't come in an ulti. Yeah. Cause back in this era, they only did four ulti's a set. So very, very rare. Uh, Satellar Knight, Satellar Diamond is one. So, uh, neck craws. I see Susanowo and then maybe one more probably. There's a, there's a kaius in here. I didn't really realize that. So first secret rare. This is probably a decent garden of oil for gym nights. Pretty awesome. Okay. Two packs left. Let's see what we can do. What can we pull? One, two, three. We have the level lifter. Last minute cancel. Illusion balloons. Echo oscillation. I forgot about stamp turtle. A classic, uh, what do you call that meme card? Gym night lapis. We have Farfa and a swordsman of revealing light. I forgot that swords of revealing light had like a monster after it. It's kind of crazy. Zero attack, 2400 defense. What is the effect on this thing? When your opponent's monster requires a direct attack, you can special him this card with your hand. Then if it's card's defense is higher than the attacking monster, destroy the attacking monster, an exceeds monster, that will summon it using this card on the field as it exceeds, gain this effect. Each turn, the first charge of the card with destroyable battle is not destroyed. So it's a hand trap that you can then make a, what is this, a rank eight out of three? Yeah, it looks like an eight. So you can go hand trap, destroy it if it's under 2400. Then you make a rank eight with this thing and has the ability to not be destroyed by battle once. So if it was not be destroyed in general, that would be a lot better, but being destroyed just by battles a little bit niche. So these days, you know, battle is not that big of a part of a lot of, you know, some matters it comes around, but a lot of times it's just like you're just popping it with like different effects and stuff. But if that was like not be destroyed at all, that would actually be kind of a cool card. But then it's a battle trap to get it on the field anyway. So, but either way, cool card. I mean, swords are revealing light.   They think they're safe and then bam, swordsman are revealing light. Double trap, all we have at and down. Now I'm making myself want to play a little master duel. It's been like a year since I played Yu-Gi or really uni zombie. I have played a little Edison, but okay, Rampango. But yeah, sometimes, you know, you just read a random crappy card and you're like, you know what, I could really, I would be fun to play with, you know, that's just, that's just how it goes for us Yu-Gi-Oh people. Even though I'm not the biggest Yu-Gi-Oh player compared to most people, Lightning Rod, we got another one of those. Sometimes you just get the urge. You just want to play it. Problem is on our streams, I have so much going on with poker rucks. Like the poker rucks channel, it takes a lot of streams to get like one video out. So it's like, if I take one off, I'm like slowing down the video production, which I really enjoyed making those videos. So it's not like it's like a burden or anything, but that's why I just don't play much Yu-Gi-Oh anymore, Jigabyte, because the Yu-Gi-Oh stuff, it comes and goes. Like I sometimes, I don't want to play at all. Sometimes I really want to. So I just didn't, I'm not most of the time, but who knows, maybe if I can get some videos up on that channel, I did get one, I put one up about three weeks ago. It's doing pretty well. So go check out poker rucks. We're almost at like, we're like 6,200 subs, which is pretty awesome on that channel. There's another meme card. So I'm pretty excited that we're doing that well. We have a, but go check it out. If you haven't already like Pokemon challenge content and Marmin and captain. So nothing in that one. It's going to be our first dud of a super edition. I hope not. Okay. Pack, chill out. Okay. One, two, three. We have spiritual beast, Rembenga, trap hole, furnoyed, raid raptor, X Blossom, we have Muffer Lion, go, go, go in golden form, Dragon Downster and a call from a pal call. That is a, I think our first over. We did still get the promo though. So there's that. All right. Three left. We have a skilled blue magician. That is a pretty cool card. I'm pretty sure that's pullable in here as well. So weird that they're all from us. I'm just weirded out by this, but you know what? I won't be weirded out by a ghost rare. Yeah. You guessed it. Spike Eagle, Reqillate. That has got to be a Glee Fort card with a QL. We have reload, shift, twinkle. I feel like the way I say Glee Fort just sounds wrong. Doggy driver. If there's a different way to say it, let me know. Or is it just, is that just it? Is it just pronounced like that? Here we go. Two packs left in this super edition. This unknown Yu-Gi-Oh product. Very weird. We have pendulum shift. We have twinkle, echo oscillation. Portable stamp turtle. Another one. Another one. We lapsed the Zulu. Last time we pulled this, we pulled Malico to secret. Let's pull the ghost now. Not that time. Infornoid piate. Okay. Secrets of eternity. Let's do this. One, two, three. We have a last minute cancel. Durgunity, Divine Lance, Spike Eagle, Oscillation, stamp turtle, extra net. We have Jim Knight Lapis, Levitc, and Infornoid Antra. Another super. Did we get that one as a promo? We did. Okay. So, yep. It looks like all the supers are an option. Two super editions left. We have pulled quite a few foils. I mean, it's been good foil-wise. We have not pulled an Ulti, which I did say they're only four in the set, but I didn't mention how hard those are to pull. Usually when I open that case, going for the ghost share, I realize just how hard those Ulti's were to pull. They're not like one per box. They're like one per, I mean, one every few boxes. It was like every three or something. Void launch. I feel like we've gotten, we got that in super. We got that in promo twice. It's just everywhere. We got a play set. I mean, if you were trying to pull like play sets back in the day of these cards, you were probably super happy because it made it a lot easier out in Del Gnomes. But, you know, it's only the low rarity. They didn't do it with the secrets or anything. Go, go, Talisman, Smartphone, Lapis Azuli, and Thunder Clap Sky Wolf. Okay. Strange card. Thunder Caps, Thunder Clap Sky Wolf. I've never heard of that card. It's a Thunder. Who would have thought? Few packs left. Five packs left in the opening. Come on guys. Let's get something crazy here. We have Vanishing Lanias, Soulpiercer, Magat, Zooti, Zooti. We have Wall of Disruption, Classic Dual Links card. We have Virtual Beast Ambush, UA Blockbacker, and the Performa Pal Spike Eagle. One pack remaining in this special edition. Super edition, not special edition. I keep forgetting. It's not the same thing. It has the weird promos. I think I like the special edition promos, but, well, here's the thing, if they're good, but the problem is a lot of the special edition promos suck. So maybe having more options is good. The weird thing is, you know, you're kind of like taking away from the supers in the set already, but you're probably going to pull pretty easily. They're not guaranteed. So it's like a one step before guaranteed promos. You know, Yosinji Magat. Yosinju. I said Yosinju. That's different. Okay. Last pack. Three packs. One promo. Will it be a promo we've already pulled? Will it not? Let's find out. We have, oh, okay. There's the Sousa Noa. This comes in an ultimate rare as well. So you get the super promo print. You get the super regular print. You get the super first ad. You get the ultimate first ad ultimate on limit. There's so many prints of that now. Okay. All in one set. Pretty insane. We have level lifter. Lifting those levels. Raideraptor. Zenmei Day. X Blossom. Fire him off a lion. Golden form. Capella. We avoid expansion and void seeker. That's a pretty cool artwork. I'm not going to lie. I feel like we pulled that in the promos earlier. Two more packs, guys. If you guys have enjoyed this video, don't forget to subscribe to the channel because, you know, why not? We subscribed. You're watching the video. You've enjoyed it. You've made it this far. You might as well hit subscribe. A lot of you guys are subscribed at this point, but a lot of you guys aren't surprisingly. Pinch them shifts. So give it a check out. We've got 1,500 plus videos. A lot of awesome stuff. Infernoid, Petrulia, and even better pulls than we've had today on a lot of them. So which we've been pretty decent, but we have had much better in the past. We've got some good stuff. Here's last back magic secrets of eternity. Here we go. In honor of Simo, Farfah, MBT, all of the big fans of secrets of eternity. What will we pull? That's bottle three. We have part Naga last minute cancel. Give us a ghost rare swordsman friend. Donkey talisman. We have smart phone. Give us those iPhones. Donkey driver. And that's a teller night. Regal. That is a super rare. Not a bad way to end it. We pulled a lot of supers, which makes sense out of a super edition. Shout out to Tom Fosho, Puffin Zudum, Ernesto Dan, America Deutsche, KK Beatz, another side show Ian Moosey, Jr. Branding Robert F. Thomas McLean, Cheng Ling, and Al Delso, Galicia Jr. Thank you guys for supporting the channel. And I'll see you guys in the next one. Peace.


Through human reason, we can arrive at why Islam is the true religion. The evidence, which is Prophet Muhammad, he started a scientific revolution which has benefited all of humanity. How do you explain him being able to do all of this? I will extend my challenge for you to show me something scientifically incorrect in the Quran. How do you explain it? It is an argument from ignorance fallacy. But when you run around saying, I want you to show me something that's wrong in the Quran, it doesn't make any difference whether I could or whether anybody else could. What we're talking about is, is it testable? Is it falsifiable? And have you demonstrated the truth of any of the tenets? And the answer to all of those seems to be no. We're trying to turn this into a debate about evidence. How do we weigh evidence? We could sort of talk about that, but I think we need to look at the big elephant in the room. What's really going on here? And I told you this in the very first statements in this debate. Atheists are going to run away from the science of the Quran.


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