Hello everybody and welcome to a brief Jurassic World Evolution discussion video. We've had some new information come to light and we're gonna quickly run through those and I'll sort of give you the rundown of what's been updated or what has you know what's coming to this return to Jurassic Park update. Also you'll be glad to know I've shaved. Wow! My god the amount of comments I got on having a neck fear. So the first bit of news that came to light really is on the Jurassic World Evolution official Twitter.  So the caption reads alongside Jurassic World Evolution Return to Jurassic Park the new DLC that we're getting in 10th of December I think it is. We've got a free update with some awesome new features for you to enjoy. Check out the forum tomorrow for more information and of course we have this image. Now it doesn't seem to be anything in particular. I think we can hazard a guess. I think people have guessed that it's a toilet. So really it's nothing to be too excited about gotta be honest but it also means I mean because we're getting this and we're also getting Jurassic Park sort of revamped you know the old everything's made of thatch everything's got thatch roofs and stuff another big thing to take from this is actually the path the pavement is different that's a pavement that we don't have so it seems like in this free update I wouldn't be surprised if Frontier puts in the basics so they put in you have toilets now you have pavements or paths like different varieties uh because in the Avery picture itself it even showed that there was indeed a different path connecting it because we don't really have we have about two two to three paths if that in the game at the moment but we're gonna get new paths we're getting um maybe even new tourists I don't think I've ever seen that man there wearing that that shirt but do I care not really hey the next biggest announcement comes from Stegs Frontier who is uh this is a post from the Frontier forums and Stegs works for Frontier and they say hi companies will be just like the other dinosaurs you're building enclosure for them they don't have a specific preset exhibit oh thank god so our worries that we were gonna get another Avery kind of deal um is squashed there's all sorts of greatness because I was very worried that you know copies they're very small dinosaurs how are you gonna have them interact with you know bigger dinosaurs is a t-rex gonna have a territorial display with them you know a compi how does that work we we've now not only got copies but we have a new class so are they gonna be singular are they gonna go around in a pack the only game I can think of is Chaos Island like where you can control copies in a pack although the pre-depth the demo for Chaos Island only had single copies so not many people won't remember that but someone for somehow I got a demo of Chaos Island before it even came out I remember that vividly as a kid you're gonna pay the first level anyway besides this point we're gonna see copies in enclosures so first I hear you ask well how are we gonna house copies if they're gonna jump through the fences well you already know the answer of those of you that have watched the previous video to this and that is if we jump to here in the bottom of the fence you can see there is mesh now I don't think the um the mesh goes all over the fence but it looks like it does actually and we've got another nod to um Jurassic Park 3 with the spikes that actually run along the top of the fence so it depending not only you know you could have the highest security fence but if it doesn't have maybe it's something you can add on defenses a bit like you know an additional sub menu that you can say okay turn on mesh that cost you so much extra or you know you can or is every fence now gonna have a mesh alternative it's gonna clog up the UI if that is the case but if it's just a check box or something which you know ends up costing you money that's gonna really help so it used to be the case of whatever animal your dinosaur you had in the enclosure if you had the biggest fence wasn't a problem but now if you have copies they might get out and another reason that I'm really happy that a copy is going to be an outside you know its own specific creature and not just a fish in a fish tank is that we're going to see copies attack humans now I don't usually when these things happen you have the dinosaur lineup with the thing it's killing or in this case a human and then they perform the animation so I get a feeling that copies might go around in a group I don't know if that's easy or not because I can't imagine a person being attacked or even gilled by a single copy and as we all know every carnivorous animal in the game dinosaur I should say has a kill animation for humans and because copy is so unique we've got unique animations unique everything um because it's a new species a new they can't just put animations onto it it's going to be interesting I think because it's so specific and we're not going to get any other small creatures like copy that they can transfer the thing to or maybe who knows um it might be a flock kind of creature that's that's what I'm expecting anyway and looking back at the Avery I don't think we're going to be able to view this you know area from a different viewpoint it looks like guests are going to be in the bottom left and of course all of these cages and what have you are just there for show I think that there is probably going to be set animations for specific types of pteranodons I wouldn't be surprised if you click on the Avery and it has like a menu of what you know dinosaurs or flying reptiles I should say are included and what are made there'll probably be different things you have to add like I don't know this doesn't get on with this I think from some publishing magazine there was word that a dinosaur can be able to break into the Avery or you know they can break out it should happen it's gonna happen whether it's a thunderstorm or whether it's a twister tornado um it's gonna break the fence and maybe maybe just maybe we'll have pteranodons flying around picking up people dropping them or you know a unique animation I don't know exactly know what they could like because they've got to line up human beings that's going to be very hard for something that's flying and then kind of interact with other dinosaurs so it would be a lot easier for them to not be able to have them break out there's a lot less work and as far as all the other dinosaurs go um there's one there's something I wanted to bring up here um this is from a post on reddit um and they basically changed the t-rex head that is supposed to be the bolt t-rex to look more like the animatronic um by stan winston I think it was and you I mean already the top one is the altered one if you couldn't tell already um and it does seem there's a big difference it's people have said oh they you know there's a lot of speculation that they've already changed models to the game I don't think t-rex is one I don't think they've changed the lophosaurus I don't think they've changed brachiosaurus uh the only one that they definitely changed is stegosaur and possibly the raptors when I looked at it I thought yeah that's what the raptors look like until I went back and looked at the raptors and thought no these actually because I'm so used to raptors looking like this um you got way more prominent on the um on the sort of connecting joining bit of the gums the I don't know what you would call it the the lip line the lumpy bits that's way more prominent but again something like that is done with bump maps or normal maps it's it's a specular it's very easy to sort of change well it's not easy but it's a lot less work to change that than it is change the model and yes you guys commented that skin over there on the bottom left one probably is an alternate skin it does seem a lot darker now that I look at it and I quite like it that we have similar skins but they're slightly different just like you would get you know a little bit of dimorphism with real animals you know they wouldn't all be exactly the same color there's a little bit of variations and I think I don't know if it's in here no we've just got the drasik park three parasolophuses okay I thought we had the other ones the drasik park ones they are in the trailer however and I mean if we scroll up always we have to do this it will show the parasols and the middle one is a that that one's a little bit yellowish shade and the rest are more pale and the triceratops had a change I forgot about that is triceratops definitely has had its model changed but that about wraps it up don't want to take too much of your time things to take away from the video copies are going to be creatures you make in the hatchery and are going to require their own enclosures also toilets and a free update for people who aren't even buying the the dlc which is so it's so much appreciated the frontier are doing this not only they're plowing loads of money into making new dinosaurs new models new anime you know they're having their whole team having to work on these sound effects and everything but they're also giving us free content for the people that have supported the game in the past and still continue to do to this day so kudos to them they deserve it and not only that but they're working on all the other games like planet coaster and planet zoo honestly they're going above and beyond really and I'm really really enjoying uh planet zoo at the moment if you hadn't told you couldn't tell but if you join this video leave a like I'll and I'll finish me resting me tea and until next time I'll see you later or bye bye


this is Anna Banana-Freeze, and I'm back with the third video for our beginning breaking classes. The next few moves we'll be doing are all on the floor.  You can start learning from here. But if you're starting this brand new, if this is the beginning or the first bit of dancing you'll be doing today, I want you to do a little, let me see some stretches or some warm-ups. So I'm gonna pretend that you just started this. This is first thing in the morning for you and we'll do a few exercises together to get you warmed up. Let's have you do 11 jumping jacks. I just like the number 11. So let's do 11 jumping jacks together. Ready, set, go. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven. Okay and then wiggle your body, shake, maybe rotate one foot around like this, rotate your ankle, the other one, maybe bounce a little bit. Okay I think we're warmed enough right now. What we're doing is all moves on the floor. So we're just gonna go ahead and go down to the floor into a squat like this, just like that. Most of our moves are gonna be coming from the squat position. So if this doesn't feel comfortable for you and this is a brand new position that your body doesn't really get to practice a lot, you don't have to sit like I am right now while you're learning and listening. Just sit on your bottom like this and kind of rest while I'm showing the moves. So I'm gonna show each move today first and then I want you to try it with me. Okay the first floor move or footwork that we'll be doing today is called a shuffle. It kind of stays in one place kind of and you'll see what I mean in a moment. If you've done PE classes at school you might have done this move already. Usually students are familiar and know this move from classes. So you start with a squat and then you're gonna put your two hands down on the floor. I'm gonna face this way so you can see the side of my body when I do these moves. Squat, two hands on the floor in front.  I don't know if you can see right here. My hands are not flat like this. They're a little up but I am not on my fingertips. I am not. I'm on the upper part of my palm, the top part of my palm and my thumb kind of sticks out like this. Okay so I'm gonna put my hands down flat or a little up like mine. My two feet are gonna scoot back one two and then my feet are gonna take turns going up and down like this. So I would like you to try it this time. We're gonna start with a squat. Two hands on the floor flat or a little up like mine. One foot step back, other foot back. We're going to do ten. Ready, set, go.  So those are ten shuffles. Other people also call them mountain climbers but I'm gonna be calling them shuffles and that was regular shuffles. So it's okay. It's an okay move by itself. When I do shuffles though I do something a little different. I move my knees and make them go side to side while my feet are going up and down. Okay so if you don't remember the way I did the shuffles earlier was just like this. Squat, two hands down, then my feet were just going up and down like that. I'm gonna show it to you actually facing you so you could see how my legs look. My knees don't stick out at all. Watch. Okay so that was a regular shuffle. I'm gonna add something to it a little bit though. Watch first. I'll show you what I do from this angle and then I'll face that way so you could see my legs a little better.  Okay so squat, two hands down, flat or a little up, one foot back, another foot back and this is with my knees going side to side. Did you notice how my knees were kind of sticking out when I was doing that move? To me it looks kind of cooler. It's more striking and exciting when my knees stick out. It looks a little different. Let me show you the move this way. Don't try it yet. Just watch for now. Squat, two hands down, one foot set back, other foot sets back.  My feet are gonna go up and down. Just like that. So now I'd like you to try it with me and this time you could do eight. Eight of the shuffles with your knees going side to side. You don't have to go as fast as me if when I'm done doing these moves and maybe you only did four or something. That's okay. You could stop and listen for the next part. Okay. So we're going to do about eight or four of these moves. We're starting with a squat, two hands down on the floor in front, two feet scoot back, one, two. Feet are gonna go up and down but knees are going side to side. Go just like that. Okay. If you need a rest or a break you can go ahead and do that. Again, if this position sitting here is kind of making your body tired or it's kind of tricky for you, you could go ahead and sit on your bottom while you're listening for the next part. Okay. So for the next part of this move it is one more different way of doing the shuffles. And watch my feet. You'll see what I mean. Watch first and then try it with me. Okay.  Just like that. Okay. So I would like you to try that move. Maybe do three or four. I'm gonna do six. Okay. All together. Squat one hand on the floor, other hand on the floor, two feet scoot back, one, two. And feet are gonna go across and out to the side. Ready, set, go. And then go ahead and rest and have a seat. If you need to pause the video to take a water break or to take a breather break, you can do that right now. If you want to breathe with me, I think I need help breathing right now.   Thank you. Sometimes I forget to breathe, but when we breathe together, I remember to do it. So thanks for that. Now we're gonna go on to different footwork. Those were all shuffles, three different ways of doing the shuffle. And now we're gonna do something a little bit different. It's still a shuffle, but instead of staying in one position and staying in one spot, our bodies are gonna kind of go around.  I'll show you what I mean. When you do it, you don't have to make it look like mine, but the idea is just to put your hands down on the floor. So from a squat, watch first the watch. From the squat, my two hands are gonna go down on the floor. Then my two feet are gonna go back again. One, two, and then my feet are gonna go around my hands, okay? So watch how I do it and then I want you to try it. That is a rotating shuffle. When you do it, if you feel a little dizzy, have a seat afterwards. Maybe just go one round or even halfway around if it feels too tricky for you at this moment. The more you practice though, the more I'll get easier to do. Okay, so let's all try it together this time. Squat, two hands down on the floor in front. And I would like you to do one full round or half around, okay? You don't have to go all the way around if it's too tricky right now. Two hands down, feet back. Ready, set, go. And then stop. And when you stop, you could kind of be in a pose when you're stopping. You'll get used to you dancing and putting the moves together. But go ahead, have a seat on your bottom for now. And then we have one more footwork to do. So far we've done the shuffles. We did the stationary shuffles. That means they kind of stay in one place. And then we did the the rotating shuffles when we go in a circle. But now it's time for kind of a totally different move. And the different move is with our bodies facing up. So it's not going to be, is it from a squat? I guess it could be from a squat. But we're going to start from sitting on our bottom. So go ahead, sit on your bottoms if you haven't been doing so now. Two feet on the floor in front like this. Just like this. And then we're going to have our hands a little back and a little to the side of our bottoms.  And then we're going to make our feet kick up, down, just like that, okay? I'm going to face this way right there. So you could might maybe see better this way. Ready? One foot up, down, up, down. My feet are taking turns. Just like this, okay? So my feet take turns. And you could go either kind of slow or you go faster, just like that. It's up to you. So that is one way of doing that. Good.  That is one way of kicking up your feet in front. There is another way. And it is actually one of my favorite ways to kick up my feet. It's not kicking to the front though. It's kicking to the side. And it looks like this. I'll show it to you facing you first. And then I'll face that way so you could see where my hands are from the side. So sitting on the floor with your bottoms. Two feet on the floor. In front of you, two hands down. By your bottoms, bottoms up. And then your knees could be close for this one. So your knees could be close together. One foot goes up. And then when this foot goes down, the other foot will go up to the side too. If it feels okay, you could go to the side like this. And then stop.  We're going to try that again. But I'll show you the way that I like to do this move. When I do this move, my hands are usually not on the floor. My hands, one hand is usually up and one hand is usually down. And it looks like this. So don't try this yet. Just watch me, okay? So I'm sitting on the floor. Bottom on the floor. Two feet on the floor. In front. Knees closer together. Two hands a little back. Bottoms up. And when I do this move, one hand usually goes up. Just like that. And I'll believe it or not, when I go kind of faster, it's a little easier for me to stay up on the floor. So let's try that together. You could have two hands down or one hand up just like me. Okay, ready? Sitting on our bottoms. Two feet on the floor in front. Two hands down by our bottoms. Bottoms up. And then our two feet are going to go up and down. Taking turns on the side. Ready, set, go. You could go fast, slow, medium or something in between. I like to have no hands. This is a bonus. Please just watch for now. You can try it if it feels okay after this time though. So watch. Sometimes I don't use hands. Just like that. It's a little tricky. I use my body to balance. Then my feet take turns and I kind of swing my body side to side to keep balance and to better keep my hands off the floor. Let's try that together. If that's too tricky for you right now, you could have two hands down or one hand down. Ready? Get into position. Ready, set, go. Or and stop.  That was a lot to learn. We did three different kinds of footwork. Three different kinds for the first one. So that was like six different kinds of footwork that we did right now. I want you to take one more deep breath all together. Breathe in through your nose. Out your mouth. One more time. Breathe in through your nose. Out your mouth. You know what?  You could wiggle your feet while you're doing this. You could reach with your hands. Reach with your arms and ooh, I didn't tell you this yet. I don't know if you noticed but my legs are really, really short. My legs are really, really short compared to the rest of my body, like my torso. And I'm kind of flexible. So when I stretch, it looks like this. Or maybe this. It's because it looks a little different because my legs are so short. So if you're stretch or your moves look different for mine, it might be because your legs are longer and that's okay. Your moves will end up looking different too. So that's it for this video. I'm Anna Banana Freeze. I will see you for our next and final video for the beginning breaking classes.


Justice Ladirah Kintola of the Oriole High Court, sitting in Ibadan, has ordered the Attorney General of the Federation and the Department of State Security not to arrest the Yerevan nation agitator, Chief Sonday Adeyemo, also known as Sonday Iboho. This was as a federal government and the DSS were restrained from arresting, intimidating, harassing and blocking Sonday Iboho's bank account. The order was sequeled to an ex-party motion moved by the Council to Iboho Chief Yomiya Liu at the court on Wednesday, just as the court adjourned further hearing on the case till August 18. So we now came to court that the court should stop them from further infusion of his house, molesting, arresting or in any way tampering with his fundamental human rights and restraining them from blocking his account, asking for 500 billion Naira damages. You can see what happened in court. What we got today is just an interim order. But then we come back, they will have brought their own part of the story. When they bring their own part of the story, then we now go into the full scale of legal. You can see that now the court is living to its expectation as the last hope of a common man.


What does Ahl mean? The word Al, what is the meaning of it? Of the Prophet SAW's Al, what is meant by the Prophet's Al? Four views. Regarding the Prophet SAW's Al, his family, who's meant by it? There's few four views regarding this. The first one is, It is the ones that the Sadaqah was made haram from them. Who are the ones that made the Sadaqah haram from them? And Mutalib and Benu Hashim. Benu Mutalib and Hashim. And on many other reasons, I mentioned why Hashim is the Prophet's family. Why Mutalib? Because Mutalib, the Prophet SAW clearly said, they were with us through all of the hardship that we went through. Even though all the other brothers, Abdul Shams, and the rest of the children, they are brothers. They are what? They're brothers, but Mutalib specifically was mentioned out of all of the rest because they were... Because who's from Abdul Shams? What's the man? So he came to the Prophet SAW, Mutalib and us are equal to you. How is it that they get the issue of the Qumus? And they're dealt with different from us. And the Prophet told him, The second one is, that's the first view. That is specifically Mutalib and who? And Benu Hashim. The second view is, That is the Prophet's lineage. Benu Hashim, his lineage only. And his wives specifically. The second view. The third view is, That is his followers until the day of judgment. Anyone who follows the Prophet SAW is his family. And the fourth view is what? And it is only the people of Taqwa in this Ummah. Not every believer. Anyone who is Taqwa, he's the Al of the Messenger. Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam. Ibn Al-Qayyim, Rahimahullah, he said, The strongest view is, Al-Qaulu Al Awal, the first one. And it is the one that the Sadaqah has been made haram from them. One. And he said that the second one, Which is that it's his lineage. And his wives comes into strength. Like the next powerful one is that one. And the third one, As for the third and the fourth view, He said, They are both weak. The word, His family. And his family. And his family. Sahbih is what? It's the singular of the word Sahb. Sahb is plural. It's plural. And the singular is what? Like the word, The plural of it is what? It's taken from the word Sahb. Suhbah. And the definition, That Imam Al-Bukh, Rahimahullah mentioned in his Nukhbah, is, He said, It's anyone who made the message, And he died upon iman. And he died upon iman. He made the prophet, In the state of iman. And that person died upon islam, And he died upon iman. He doesn't matter if he got affected by a Pustacy ever, As long as he died upon iman. As long as he died, As long as he died upon Iman. وَسَلَّمَ تَسْلِيمًا كَثِيرًا وَسَلَّمَ... You all know this, تَسْلِيمًا. نَا لَسْمَسْدَرْ مُؤَكَدْ اَسْوَدَّاتُ وَشْلَيْكُونَ مُفْعُولُ المُطْلَقْ وَسَلَّمْ... And Allah SWT, سَنْ بِيْسْ تَسْلِيمًا ايْ بِيْسْ كَثِيرًا That is Allah. What does that mean? Asking for Allah, تَبَارَكُ وَتَّعَالَة وَتَعَالَة إِظْهَارُ زِيادَةِ التَّعْضِيمُ وَإِفَادَةِ التَّكْتِيرِ كَمَا أَشَارَ إِلَهِ بِقَوْلِهِ كَثِيرًا He wants Allah to increase and to go much. With the Messenger, SAW, honoring him, عليه الصلاة والسلام. The Sheikh, رحمه الله, he is combining his book here right now. The Salah and the Salam. And that is following the verse. Which Allah SWT, he said, اللَّه وَمَلَائِكَتَهُ يُصَلُّونَ عَلَى النَّبِي يَا أَيُهُ الَّذِينَ آمِرُوا Those of you who believe. صَلُّوا عَلَيْهِ وَسَلِّمُوا صَلُّوا وَسَلِّمُوا We will order both. Salah and Salam. Peace and salutation and peace to be upon him, عليه الصلاة والسلام. So the Sheikh, رحمه الله, he did both of them. Why? إمْتِثَالَ لِلْآمْ أَمْرِ بِالْآيَة Because he followed the ayahs command. And he didn't stick with what? On the salah and he did not leave of the salams. Or the opposite. As Imamul Naoui, رحمه الله mentioned that it's disliked. It's very important. Then the author, رحمه الله, said أَمَّا بَعْدُوا أِمْلَحَجَ رحمه الله After that he said أَمَّا بَعْدُوا to proceed. أَمَّا بَعْدُوا أَمَّا is a harf-w shard. أَمَّا is what? It's a harf which is shard. It's a particle which is a condition. It's a condition. بَعْدُوا is standing قَائِمٌ مَقَامَ الشَرْط is standing in the position of the condition. So مَبْنِ عَلَبْضَمْ It's مَبْنِ عَلَبْضَمْ The reason is because لِقَطْرِهِ عَنِ الْإِضَافَةِ مَعْنِيةِ المُضَافِ إِلَيْهِ The reason is because it's مَبْنِ عَلَبْضَمْ is because it's disconnected from the إِضَافَةِ even though the intention of مُضَافِ إِلَيْهِ is present. There is a dispute that occurred amongst the علاماء. Who was the first person to say أَمَّا بَعْدُ Who was the first? أَوَلُ من قَالَ أَمَّا بَعْدُ There are eight views. Eight views. I mean eight different people who were said to be the first to say أَمَّا بَعْدُ to proceed. And the poet, he brings them all in just two lines of poetry. He said جَرَ الخَلْفُ أَمَّا بَعْدُ مَنْكَانَ بَادِئًا بِهَا عُدَّ أَقْوَالًا وَدَاوُدُ أَقْرَبُوا وَيَعْقُوبَ أَيُوبَ الصَّبُورُ وَأَادَمُوا وَقُسٌّ وَسُحْبَانٌ وَكَعْبٌ وَيَعْرَبُوا وَيُعْرَبُوا وَيَعْرَبُوا جَرَ الخَلْفُ The Khalf they disputed and argued amongst themselves. The Khalf, the Lake Commons. Who is the first and who is the first who started it? Who is the first who started it? Then everybody started to mention a people. The first one was Dawood. Maybe Allah is Dawood. Maybe Allah is Dawood. And that seems to be the strongest. When Dawood is the closest. Seems the closest. Why? Because they said that it's because the ayah Allah says Allah gave him فَصْلَ الخِطَابُ فَصْلَ الخِطَابِ is أما بعد. Dawood was the first. And we gave him فَصْلَ الخِطَابِ They said it means سَمْسَدِ عَقُوبُ was the first. That's the second. The third they said يُبْ عَلِيْسَلَامِ يُبْ الصَّبُورِ The fourth they said was أَادَمْ عَلِيْسَلَامِ The fifth was قُصْ was an Arab poet. He was an Arab pre-Islamic They said أما بعد وَهِ was a fascistate وَسُحْبَانُوْ سُحْبَانُوْ زُوْسَوْ That's the sixth. وَكَعْبِ The process is grandfather. وَيَعْرَبُ وَيَعْرَبْ Those eight people were mentioned. So الإمام حافظ إبراحجر العسقلاني He said أما بعد To proceed. فَإِنَتَّ صَانِيْفَ That's the answer to the That's the answer to the condition. فَإِنَتَّ صَانِيْفَ Ha The books that have been authored تَصَانِيْف is جَمْعُ تَصْنِيْف Pay attention. تَصْنِيْف is what is authored. Written. The original meaning of the word تَصْنِيف it means تَمْيِزُ بعض الأشياء عن بعض The word تَصْنِيف Originally what does it mean? It means to distinguish between two things. This is the view that the scholars took towards the word تَصْنِيْف for books. Because why? Because inside a book what comes inside it? Different types of speeches. And he makes it each one a different type. He distinguishes between the speeches. وَاَيْجَعَلُهَا صِنْفَنْ صِنْفَ He makes it into types and groups. So he said فَإِنَتَّ صَانِيْفَ The books that have been authored تِصْنِيْف is جَمْعُ تَصْنِيْف We mentioned what the word is. When we were talking about نُخْبَتُ الفِكَر في مُصْطَلَحِ أَهْلِ الْأَثَر The book's name when we defined it. He said فَإِنَتَّ صَانِيْفَ The books that have been written فِصْطِلاحِ أَهْلِ الْأَحْدِيْثِ Written by who? The ulama of this field. The scholars of the Hadith. What did they write in? فِصْطِلاحِ مُصْطَلَحُ الْحَدِيْ The science of Hadith. In this science The scholars They became So the scholars Their books became what? The books that have been written in the science of Hadith It became a lot. It became what? A lot. Then argument that came was Who is the first person to ever write it? فَمِنُوا مَنْ يَرَى أَسَمْ سْكُولَسْ They see that the first person to have write the science was Imam Al-Shafi'ih And they said that he mentioned it in his Kitab Al-Risala Even though it's a solid book It still has science of Hadith in it It has Mursal It has Mursal It has Mu'tawatir It has science of Hadith that are pertaining to it The second view is some said no They said the first one to have written it was Ali ibn Madini For the scholars of Hadith Because they said he wrote He authored in the different fields of Hadith Some of the scholars they said Some of the scholars they said No, the third view Now the first person to have written it was Imam Tirmidhi in his Kitab In his Jamiah In his Sunan Jamiah he And he also wrote his Ilel Which is explained by Ibn Ul-Rajab Al-Hambali Which is Ilel of Tirmidhi So basically Tirmidhi was the first They said But Ibn Hajar in the explanation of the book Ibn Hajar In his Sharah Al-Nukhbat Al-Fikr His Mursalatul Nathar He says that the first person From the first Mursalaf The first person to have ever written in this field Is Abu Muhammad Al-Hassan Ibn Abdul Rahman Ibn Khallad Ar-Rama Hurmuziyu Ar-Rama Hurmuziyu He said he was the first one to have written it Who died in the year 360 He said he was the first to write In this field of Hadid Ibn Hajar Allah criticised his book And he said But he did not What? He did not bring the Book in a way where He got all the topics in there He didn't do that Meaning he left behind a lot of things So it's an incomplete book And the book is called Al-Wa'i That's what it's called He mentions a lot of Terminologies Matters He does mention it But He didn't do as Ibn Hajar said He did not He did not encompass everything He didn't mention everything that was meant to be mentioned And that's exactly the field What? And that is the exact Anyone who starts a field He's most likely not going to be able To mention everything Will he? Most likely he's going to leave things behind So he was the first they said The second person who Written after him Who came and he wrote in this field Is Abu Abdullah The second person Abu Abdullah Muhammad He died He died in 405 He died in 405 Ibn Hajar He pointed out his book And criticized it And said But he didn't organize His research What he brought together He didn't organize it good But he He didn't organize it perfectly And And Ibn Hajar And the third person who came So his book he called it Imam al-Hakim al-Nisaburi He called his one The third person who came And who wrote in this field Was And that is And that is And that is Who died He died in 430 Hijriya What did he do What did he do He did He came And everything that Haqim al-Nisaburi Left out And did not mention in his book Abu al-Nu'ayim Ahmad al-Abdillah al-Asbahari What did he do Anything that Haqim al-Nisaburi left behind He added it to it He added additional things He also left what Ibn Hajar said He also left some things behind Which also a person who comes later Can also hold him for Or he can add to his book as well It is not like when he came He completed Haqim's book Completely He left things behind himself Then the fourth one who came Was Imam Abu Bakr al-Nisaburi He left things behind himself Then the fourth one who came Was Imam Abu Bakr al-Ahmad ibn Ali Ibn Thabit al-Khattib al-Baghdadi Who died the year Who died the year 460 463 He wrote his book Which is called Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah Al-Kifayah is Al-Khattib Al-Baghdadi himself, he came again and he authored his book Al-Jami' al-Akhlaq Al-Rawi wa Adab Al-Samee. In this book he talks about the manners of Rewaya, as it's clear in the what, in the name of the book. And it's a great book, Qayyimun fi Abhaathihi wa Mabahithihi wa Muhtawayatihi, it is unique and it's noble in the way that the book is put and it's made. And brothers, it is a little, it is a little to find what? A field in Hadith, inside of Hadith, except you'll find that Khattib Al-Baghdadi authored a unique book, a specific book on that thought, you'll find it. And that's why Imam Al-Hafid Ibn Hajj Al-Rahimahullah, he quoted in his what? Ibn Hajj Al-Rahimahullah ta'ala, in his Nushat al-Nathar, in the explanation of the point of view, he says that Qaal al-Hafid wa Abu Bakr ibn al-Nuktah, that Abu Hafid, Abu Bakr ibn al-Nuktah said Abbaath Khattib Al-Baghdadi, all those who have read the knowledge of Hadith, tell us after the Khattib of a man on his books. Anyone, who has any like, who authored in this field, who wrote something in this field, who is trading on that path of learning Hadith, from the scholars of Hadith, after Khattib Al-Baghdadi, they are iyalun ala kutudi, they are in high need of his works. They need it, they rely on it. Abbaath Khattib Al-Baghdadi, Rahimahullah, Qaim is Al-Qadhi iiyad, Rahimahullah, his name is Al-Qadhi iiyad ibn Musa al-Yahsubiyu, and that day, five hundred and forty-four Higriyan. He quoted his book Al-Ilma'u, in the knowledge of the principles of narrations and the rules of the sky. He quoted. But that kitab, as ibn Haji Rahimahullah said, is not comprehensive on all the fields of Musa al-Hadith, it's not. Rather, the book is unique, if you look at it after observation, you would find that the book really deals with one. Ways to take on a Hadith and a way to fulfill the past on the Hadith, really, that's what he deals with. Which is, we're going to study inshallah, which is Qayfiyah to tahammuli wa al-Adha, how to take a Hadith, and then how to transmit that Hadith. Mainly that's what it deals with, and that which comes out of it. But it's good in its, what it talks about, no doubt. Then after that, the seventh book that came out is Malayas-i-Ul-Muhadithu Jahlah, which is written by Abu Hafs, it's the seventh book. Abu Hafs, Umar, ibn Abdul Majid, Al-Mayana Ji, or you can say Al-Mayana Shi, however you say it, both. You can say it with a jim or you can say it with a shim. Al-Mayana Ji or Al-Mayana Shi, who died in the year 500, 580. His book is very small, but there's no benefit in it. There's no benefit in it. I remember my sheikh said his waste of money. My teacher said, it's waste of money. Eight, because he does very, very big mistakes. Big mistakes regarding Bukhari and Muslim.


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Adam Business News, the Mandarin Custom Service, has adjusted the exchange rate for cargo clearance from 783 Naira per dollar to 952 Naira per dollar, representing a 22.8% increase. The Federal Government's single-window trade portal of a Custom Service revealed that the per exchange rate of 783.17 Naira, so the USD has been reviewed upward. So 951.94 Naira. The Mandarin Custom Service imposes duties before imported cargoes are cleared from the ports. And these fees range from 5% to 35% as determined by the harmonized commodity encoding system, which is a HS code. The Custom Service generates revenues from these fees and other tariffs accruing to it. In the first six months of this year, the Service reported an average collection of 202 billion Naira, monthly from these tariffs and levies. And the Mandarin content level in 2023 stood at 54% in Aldo. Oil and gas industry stakeholders believe the board achieved a milestone this year. The Executive Secretary of the Mandarin Content Development and Monitoring Board, engineer Simbi Wabota, has worried that not much was achieved in the area of local content enforcement. Simbi spoke alongside key players in the oil and gas industry at the 12th edition of a practical Mandarin content firm, PNC, with the theme deepening Mandarin content amidst divestment, domestication and decarbonization. Our correspondent, Jesse Everly, his details in this report. The 12th practical Mandarin content firm in session. The Mandarin Content Development and Monitoring Board, and CDNB, and stakeholders of the oil and gas industry are here to assess the achievements made so far in the 10-year strategic roadmap of the board launched in 2017 to have at least 70% Mandarin content by the end of 2027. The Executive Secretary, engineer Simbi Wabota, is given a skilled address, and although significant gains have been made in many areas, it's particularly worried that the level of local content enforcement in 2023 was not different from the previous year. We have completed 83% of the 96 initiatives on that strategic roadmap, with focus now shifting to the remaining initiatives that requires some heavy lifting to bring into fruition. Our in-country fabrication capacity moved from 60,000 tons per year to 250,000 tons per year. At the 2023, Nigerian content level in the Nigerian oil and gas industry is 54% based on our monitoring and evaluation of industry activities. This percentage is similar to the 54 Nigerian content level achieved last year. Once again, this performance is well above the minimum target of 47% Nigerian content set for 2023. Stakeholders are pleased with the progress made so far and are looking for more partnership and new opportunities in the industry. The current content development and monitoring ball has made significant progress. In advancing the participation of Nigerians in the oil and gas sector, their efforts in improving technology transfer and capacity building have been commendable and we must be aware of all these achievements. We are committed to supporting initiatives that will help local content to see how well we at the country do it, not only with relation to the aid and the participation of our indigenous entities in the oil and gas space. We must be aware of the number of seeds that we find in these countries for care and business, making thousands of decisions to help the countries that can help with the capacity building of local cities so that ultimately we can promote this because we require that we make a good opportunity for them. The role of gas initiative means exciting times are on the horizon for the industry, bringing with it immense opportunities for both. The distribution of oil and gas industry equipment manufactured in the country is part of the 3D event. Just see everything, plus the news. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Everybody thought we could play a little bit of a game to test your Kentucky Derby knowledge. It's called horse name or nickname. First up, Hot Rod Charlie. That's a nickname. Too long to be a horse name. It is a horse, a night train. That's a horse name. That is a Hall of Fame corner, given the nickname as a rookie with the LA Rams back in 1952 because he loved dancing to a song called Night Train, Lemon Drop Kid. This is a horse name, Lemon Drop Kid. That is a Belmont Stakes winner. The 26-year-old is currently enjoying retirement. Having a good time. Big truck, horse or nickname? Big truck. That's a horse name. Ding, ding, ding. He raced in the 2008 Kentucky Derby. He finished 18th. Ew, that's not great. I think I was thinking this one. Those were hard. Yeah, that was hard. Four out of seven. You know what's not hard? Hanging out over at Fandall Sportsbook. Remember everybody, Fandall, the first in only sportsbook.


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The University of Elorin is optimistic in maintaining the feet of the most subscribed university in Nigeria for a record fifth time with a forthcoming joint admissions and matriculation board jam examination for the prospective admissions seekers across the country. Details in this report. The voice chancellor of the university, Professor Abdul Wahab Iqbali, gave this expression at the main campus of the university during this year's Ramadan Iftar interactive session with journalist in Elorin, the choir state capital while pleading with all stakeholders of the institution to continue to believe in the University of Elorin as the most subscribed university in Nigeria adding that the management under its watch has said to improve upon the feet by maintaining it for the fifth time in the next joint examination in the country. Professor Iqbali however maintained that the University of Elorin has been designated as an innovation of the university's leadership and the leadership of the university in the country. Professor Iqbali, however, maintained that the University of Elorin has been designated as an innovation hub by the tertiary education trust fund that fund for which it has so far received accumulative grants of about one billion iron. On the issue of transportation challenges to and through the university as a result of the growing number of its students population, Professor Iqbali said some researchers in the electrical department of the university are developing their own model for electric transportation system to solve the challenges. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Just what does it mean for to you when Aaron went out there and fought for you and Joey with those pitches early in the game? That means a lot. I think it fired up the team, fired up the boys, especially the first inning.  You know, it's always tough as a player. We want to, you know, we want to voice our opinion at times, but they also got to, you know, be smart and stay in the game. So, you know, when you pick this up and do what it does, you have to back. You've hit some monster home runs in your career, but do you ever sit there in awe still when you see something like John Carlo hit tonight? Yeah, I think me and him both have an issue with Stadcast, but you can't tell me that was that ball that he hit when 436 feet and the dang fence out there is 436 feet, that ball is still rising. But it's, it's impressive what he can do on a baseball field, just all around, you know, great up backs and then when you leave them, you know, great defender and then when you leave them a pitch over the middle, he's going to do some damage on it. So it's fun. It's been fun watching them, you know, all year, do a singing, especially these basketball games. Thanks, Aaron. Well, you go next to Bruce Beck, Aaron, 12 wins a row for this ball club for the first time since 1961. Can you digest that at all?  And I think that's just a testament to this team and what we're made of, you know, throughout the whole year and battling and, you know, at times things don't go our way. But everybody in this clubhouse, everybody in this locker room has each other, you know, we continue to fight for each other and go out there expecting to win every single game. But, you know, 12, 12 in a row, that's, that was a little bit of luck sprinkled in there, too, I think.


Hi guys, so my name is Falk Bednarczyk. I'm a senior engineer in software mind together with Jakub. Yes. Hello, my name is Jakub And I'm also a system engineer in software mind on today's agenda We will talk about what observability is then we go briefly in 5g network architecture Then we'll try to combine 5g network and observability based on our lab experience Then we go through a small review of observability tools, and then we will try to convert Show you, yes show you some demo regarding combatic logs and tracing as observability itself Based on our lab and observability stack that we use At the end if we get some enough time we'll get some conclusions and the question and answer section Okay, so introduction to observability In general when we have money to applications we use alerts right to trigger actions when whenever we need our involvement from the operating perspective perspective, so let's imagine that we have only to application And we introduce some alerts. It means that we introduce some states Logic into the states that you know the applications is up. It's down it performs on the some threshold above or below and We are triggered logically. Yes. No, we are informed that something goes wrong. Yeah, Mr. Has to check what's inside so if we have application We log into the some virtual machine check the logs and you know, probably, you know Mostly that's how it works and you know, we are using SNMP channel and the text message in an email as a channel to inform operation operator operators That's something went wrong And this is a common approach from end days Another level of our monitoring is application performance monitoring so we Arm our application with some metrics and those metrics can be collected by some external tools and those external tools can present those metrics in some dark boards so we can use those dark boards in scope of Extend our visibility of an understanding of the system so we can track some performance metrics error detection, even you know some suspicion behavior from the users To track if something goes wrong, so we do not Inform that something went wrong or something is we are let's say informed that you know that we should go through So any operating actions to be taken, but we are just see In easy way how the traffic things looks like what's the user behaviors and so on checking just metric and dashboards Yeah, and what's cool We can model with data the user experience so we can also present it later in a graph that or something and APM and monitoring simple alerts are cool when you have only the application. We don't have any scattered environment, right and There's a game changer with microservices, so the microservice concepts brings Additional, let's say flexibility, but also makes additional complex of monitoring such applications, so Just imagine that you need to build your application from from with small bricks. That is called microservice so it's a small collection and Very limited from business perspective logic of application that you can Combine with mesh of such microservices. They are connected through some API in general, it could be rest API and Mesh of communication and interaction between those microservices has to be tracked somehow and this is brings additional complex of monitoring for scattered infrastructure and scattered environment like with microservices and This is why we would like to present you observability So there are three priors of observability. So first of all, it's known metrics from APM, right? so Aggregate table data measured over a time that you can simply Collect analyze view rise on the dashboard and so on right Logging so is a event that occurs on the application so we can understand what happens in applications so we can check logs with the timestamp and validate if what what was the state of application during some periods of time, right and Something new and something that makes observability fulfilled is tracing so But the fact that we have System with built with microservices Simply forces us to track that the application as a whole Has to be monitored from the end user perspective And due to the fact that microservices are built as a block of application is built as a block of of microservices that all interaction between microservices Just simply goes as a chain of interactions brings that Whole delay or whole response time Is a sum of all latencies from each microservice separately Yeah, and when we are talking about microservices microservices in scope of 5g network so service-based architecture Philosophy brings us into microservice walls. I mean that When 5g network was introduced the idea was that Sba is provides some moderate framework that just Provide us very small business business application business functions to build our 5g network So it is a simplify microservice world, right? So we can build small We can build small applications that are that I called functions those functions are Connected to each other by a service mesh by by interactions and for 5g in the core plane network rest API was defined for for such communication channel and It's easy to detect if you have just one instance, right, but just imagine that you have few not in a few but you have hundreds of Containers running on your in your setup each container Prepares a lot of data as a locks each container has a chain in scope of talking to different containers in the same time it do different microservices and this Produce a lot of Valuable data, but data that makes a complex how to collect those data how to visualize this data and how to Prepare your data to be Somehow and helpful for you as operator. I mean that in case if you lose Visibility of those logs you may simply lose some information that let's say can bring you into the trouble that you miss some bottlenecks or some security concerns or service breakups and This is where fire observability Kicks in and hopefully that we will be able to Show you live demo how more less it works Yeah, but now let's quickly move on to our lab setup who redeployed a whole observability stack And firstly we need to say that if you think about observability, there are plenty of tools that can do almost the same job Okay, so now Firstly we've deployed our setup on the place. He is not to focus There should be free free notes. Yeah, yeah Free node cluster of proxmox where we deployed our machines Everything is managed in philosophy. I I see so infrastructure as a code we've deployed every machine with terraform combined with packer and Also, everything is going to configure to via ansible So we've deployed a whole stack on kubernetes and In kubernetes namespaces and what's cool about this setup is that we have separate namespaces for observability or monitoring or logging And we can duplicate these namespaces and sets of pods to another clusters just to connect it to Observe observability stack. Yes. So now quickly let's move to observability stack One of my set as kuba said that, you know, when we ask you each of you What tools, you know from observability you can have some different tools and you are all right because On the market, you have many tools available whatever on your software mind we See if we focus on open source projects. So Today we We're going to present you just some family of Observability tools. Yeah, so let's say around grafana. Yeah, so we stick to grafana stack mostly because it's well integrated To itself. So firstly, we start with grafana, which is still to visualize our gutters data And what's it? What's important to note is that grafana does not act as a data source We need something to which some component which would gather the data Grafana only visualizes it. So we use promifuse as a data source promifuse gutters the metrics from all the applications in our Kubernetes cluster Via HTTP endpoints. Kuba, would you mind to explain how more or less Prometheus and application works? Yeah, so all our applications ship the HTTP endpoint where promifuse Requests for metrics and then remote right seed to to Thanos Short application has to be armed in Prometheus metrics right so to deliver those applicator those metrics. Yeah towards and be ready to prepare those metrics for Yeah, and and what's interesting you are using Thanos here. Yes Thanos because Well, Prometheus is very good data source and it gutters the metrics very well But it is not well optimized for long-term data So we need some solution to if we want to analyze from longer period of Time the data. So we need something that would store it properly So Thanos is a solution for long-term data storage And it was cool about Thanos. It uses the same query language as promifuse Well, it's because Thanos is somehow For a project of promifuse So we can query the promifuse as well as Thanos with the same queries Okay, so we have metrics now. Let's add logs to it to our system And we use for it Grafana Loki. It's a log aggregation system Loki acts as a log aggregation system and it gutters logs from all the pods The poll how it works is that our application prints the logs to standard output and Kubernetes gutters those logs and Sends it to Loki Yeah, the agent it can be fluent D or prompted or anything Okay, so it's a centralized place where we can simply verify all logs from all application from containers So just imagine that instead of you know logging to logs to Kubernetes Each container separately. Yeah, you may search Logs in the last place and check if something goes Exactly as you could see as you could see now. Let's say look your from let's say logs Container logs, right? Yeah, so logs metrics what lacks are traces so to trace we use Grafana tempo Grafana tempo is distributed distributed tracing system and how it works it It depends on open telemetry protocol. So our applications should be armed with open telemetry protocol support and it gathers all the requests and sends to open telemetry collector and Open telemetry collector when the sense those collected traces in the form of chunks of spawns and correlated traces to some exporters and we use as it is exporter Grafana tempo Which allows us to present beautifully? You can see even the whole time of Execution of the single Request on the single request is a sum of latencies of each Microservice here. So you can even track which microservice Took the most of the time of the request handling. Okay, so this is one of the crucial thing that we What brings observability so important in case of? Distributed tracing system. Yeah, so Next we as we have metrics tracing and logging now we can catch the context of whole problem or situation in our Deployments, so we have all the three pillars of observability. Yeah Well What's next? Importance is because probably I missed due to stress context Having clocks having metrics and having distributed tracing you can catch the context what happened in the network in the Particle time so we can detect some issues. We can troubleshoot bottlenecks or at least understand what Our application our system in the distributed or microservice world. Yeah, and One important thing which is also deployed in our cluster is service mesh Done by Istio Well, why we need service mesh in here in 5g. It's because we've faced some problems with support of Implementing of observability tools we figure out that our Product do not support open telemetry protocol it's by itself So as a worker out of this we applied Istio as a service mesh. So service mesh is an extra layer I would say so your application between your application and the Outside words we put additional Network layer I would say that is Istio and we can control what gets in and gets out from the application for as a first Second part is that also this extra box a liar gives us additional tools that we can monitor and track What happens in the network? So it means that if Istio is aware about all requests that comes in goes out from the containers We may track it and Istio has also ability that Can arm our application with open telemetry metrics and send it to towards our Applications so we could at least track some spawn correlations between Lation of each microservice. Yeah, so not only security enhancement, but also useful observability tool Okay, so as we've set sail to broad observability words We wanted to experience it the most and we also deployed Jaeger in our setup to test it And compare with Grafana tempo So okay, I guess this is the whole stack go to to short demo firstly, we'd like to show you Kali Which beautifully visualizes as our service mesh and applications deployed okay, guys, so Kali is a web interface for Istio probably some of you already know it What is cool that you know based on the flaws between micro services you can track Even understand the architecture of your of your system Probably you don't let's say remember, but perhaps you do you don't know Architecture already displayed before in the few slides so as you can see each service here is connected Connected to SCP node SCPs function and this is if you function simply Works as a extra Connection connect connection proxy towards other microservices in the world. So next topic is that you know if you click on this Service you may see some additional information from the traffic perspective Or if you click on application You always You also see some let's say connections from from each application to each different Microservice you can also track some extra Metrics and so on so this is let's say additional tool that gives you some Overview on the on the system and this one also uses Yeager. So yeah And those traces he produced by open telemetry ascent to our gaffer now All right guys, so if I think we can Yeah, continue so we'd like to present you some scenario regarding Your illustration so we have a Simulator running that That's trying to register to our control plane So we'll see interaction between a MF MF Getting requests from the UA. We'll ask a yourself For authentication authentication process will look like that. We have to be we have in chain Unified data management function unified data management management function will ask unified data resource Function where data structure data are in place to get the data then ASF would respond to MF and MF will respond to UA. So Having a trace hopefully that we should Show you this Displow this is a I would say network Flow more or less that is simplified without a CP in the in the path So we see out of the indication our a yourself will ask for generate out today tell you then was we cooperate UDR and Can add response then we ASF should respond If something if everything goes right, the 5g a car confirmation Endpoints will be reached to exchange all keys for to close all the secret connection and after this procedure authentication should be successful and We can proceed with other registration steps So guys we have already corrected some Trace for you guys for that. So if we see a connection here We can see that a MF function is asking for ASF function Probably I need to Can you see it well? So it's asking on the UA authentication endpoint. The response was 201 status code Then we can see that a MF was triggered here as well. So Yeah, and what I was asking from to UDN 200 is one for some security information generate out data And we should see also that UDM will ask UDR To continue One thing that you may see is that we have on the span context available. We don't have a Creation context. This is a crucial and this is one of let's say dark site that we have only is to your service mesh and Open telemetry supports is supported is from Only from from there. So if our application is written from the beginning developer should simply develop also let's say include Open telemetry so we could make a correlation context from the beginning, right? Okay, but could you tell us what is a correlation context? Because it's some metadata that makes our Let's say our distributed trace Glue together. So it's good. He said it's a sum of spawns that you can trace together in the singles in the single trace without correlation context, right? We need to We need to let's say be more aware that This trace it depends on this one and this one depends on this one and so on right. So it makes a Our life a little bit more complicated, but you know We can see those chains of Microservices and latency as a similar in the response Okay One thing that like to also cover here is a scenario when we have a Dashboard, okay. That is out with some alerts. We are simply catching here 404 course codes from the HTTP of our microservices and in case if 404 Course code appears we trigger alerts mainly one of the possible scenarios that you do not have and the user in the Database and we try to register to our 5g network some Agent that you should not be registered at all. Okay, so let's proceed So right now we are tracking no arrows. No, no, no 404 arrows at all Green heart means allergic. It's okay. Allergy is not triggered So in the moment we should see that 404 occurs just because our user is not registered in our database and the flow is a Little bit as you can see right now the amount of error is getting up So we have one occurrence of such alarm is triggered. Yeah So the cp right now is yeah, but now the alarm is in the pending state. Okay now So it means that you know, it wasn't in pending state then it is triggered It means that something went wrong. So you should get an alert through defined by By grafana a channel so it could be You know And so we know that we need to get to work try to figure out what happened. So we can use Here export we are we are using all TP here last five minutes So we try to check I'm looking for 404 Traces Yeah, and also what needs to be said is that we've prepared before These sites and the square is but these queries are really easily to to build Whereas we don't want to make additional Latency of searching for that. That's why you have those but as we can see UDM was asking for to you they are For some data, let's see what happened And it did status code is 404 we can check that there's a MSI with such one application data and that it is a subscription was Unsuccessful not found so we can go to Grafana looking now If you know that our application is UDR Let's select UDR time Need to change the time also the last five minutes Firstly change the time To last five minutes Okay So we have UDR, right? Yeah This one is just to call eyes out of all the locks. So as you can see here is we've got some more logs So let's go to the density increased until checking locks here and Here go warning cannot find subscriber Permanent identifying database. So this is one of the possibility how to Let's say combined your metrics your Distributed tracing and the locks from locking system to figure out what happened and troubleshoot your microservice world Yeah, so we could really enhance and speed up the process of finding the solution for our problem but because Now we know that it's UDR that caused the problem not any other network function. Yes Well, this is a simple example, right? just to Just to try to somehow convince you that with such let's say set of tools You know, you may simply know better about your applications in the 5g core last but not least references. So if you get interested about those Those are an article that we were using to build our You know presentation and to be prepared for our meetings today. All right. Thank you for now


وَأَقُولُ فِي القُرْآنِ مَا جَاءَتْ بِهِ آيَاتُهُ فَهُوَ الْكَارِيمُ الْمُنْزَالُهُ وَأَقُولُ قَالَ اللَّهُ جَلَّ جَلَالُهُ وَالْمُصْطَافَ الْهَاديِ وَلَا أَتْ أَوَّالُهُ الحمد لله رب العالمين له الحمد الحسن والثناء الجميل وأشدو الله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له يقول الحق وهو يهدي السبيل وشدو أن محمدان عبده ورسوله صلى الله عليه وعلى آله وأصحابه والتابعين لهم بإحسان إلى يوم الدين أما بعد إن شاء الله تعالى حدث ومتأكد في مدينة لا نتكلم عن ذلك والأخي who tries to talk about it يقول أخي لماذا أنت فرائحة؟ لماذا أنت always talking about these issues? لماذا أنت فرائحة؟ لماذا أنت لدي هذا فرائح يعني أشعر في your heart and mind أن الله has only chosen you and the rest of us are not chosen ما فعلت أنك تعتقد ذلك؟ لكن ماذا عن الأشياء العالمية؟ ماذا عن الأشياء العالمية؟ أنه when I speak about those issues I'm seen as a hero I'm speaking as an honorable person I'm seen as you know I'm speaking against issues that are worldly that are affecting our world I'm standing up and people praise me for it and adorn me for it admire me for it but when it comes to إنكار المنكر the evil that's taking place in the religion we're not too concerned about it we're not and by the way I'm not saying that we shouldn't come together on these worldly issues الحمد لله it's very good but why is إنكار والغضب rejecting and becoming upset and sad about المصائب الدنياية worldly calamity but then we're not sad we're not angry we're not annoyed when there is an evil which is المعاصل الدينية there are sins happening in our local area why we're not too concerned about that to be honest I remember a group of people saying to me as عبد المطالب said to أبرها إنه للبيت ربا يحميه this religion الله is going to protect it we shouldn't concern ourselves too much just leave the people and let them do what they're doing that's it خلاص we shouldn't concern ourselves with people's affairs of their religion what about the dunya issues oh no problem talk about that that's fine that's a contradiction the poet he said أبوناية إن من الرجال بهيمة في صورة الرجل السميع المبصري فطنب كل مصيبة في ماله وإذا يصاب بدينه لم يشعري the poet he said أبوناية my son إن من الرجال بهيمة amongst the people there are kattles people who are like animals في صورة الرجل السميع المبصري they are in the form of a man or a woman who can hear and see you but they are animals really but they look like human beings they can hear, they can see you فطنب كل مصيبة في ماله every calamity is that before his wealth and his world DFS he's aware of it he's conscious وإذا يصاب بدينه لم يشعري but if something calamity happens to his religion he doesn't care doesn't bother him that's a poet that's a line of poetry we need to really think about أتستبدلون اللذي هو أدناب اللذي هو خير are you choosing the dunya over the deen are you going to choose the calamities of the dunya over the calamities of the religion ponda and think that's a clear cut contradiction I'm going to stop there إن شاء الله تعالى anything which I have said that was wrong or incorrect is from me إن شاء الله and his messenger are both free from it سبحانك اللهم وبحمده أشدوا الله إله إلا الله أستغفروا قواته ولي السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته how can you do a two second action right now that will give you a share of the reward of everything we're doing on this YouTube channel simple like this video and click subscribe why it will allow YouTube to recommend our videos to other users and imagine the huge amount of reward that could be waiting for you on the day of judgment if you did that with a sincere intention of spreading the deen of Allah you'll be rewarded for every single person who benefits from one of our videos as a result of your like or subscribe that's an easy two second action that you definitely don't want to miss out on do it now click like and subscribe and don't forget to make that intention


Well, hello there, Sandy Alnock here, and I want to share some colored pencil shading with you and a sketch that will be posted over on my blog. I wanted to color this really cute little stamp set called Huggable from Reverse Confetti, and I got out my pencils, but I didn't really have an idea in mind for colors. So I went to this stack of things that I had collected when I went to a paint store recently, which was Paint Store Trends, and all different kinds of people try to set trends for the year, and this is the book from Bear, V-E-H-R, and I chose to go with the colors that are in this particular little scene. I liked the yellow chair with the yellow wall and the gray as an overall color with a little pop of green, and just the combination, the ratio of those colors was really nice, and then I also saw this little flower picture, and that was inspiring to me as well. I wanted to have that dark green with the light green, and I went through their little color chart, and I just looked for colors near that on my Prismacolor hex chart. Really simple way to choose some colors would be just to find what somebody else says goes together. So I chose to start by coloring the heart. This is an odd pink color that I never would have chosen on my own, and it was kind of fun to just see what something else looked like, and I've done this on some other videos. When I go with somebody else's color combination, it just shakes up my thinking a little bit, and if you're completely stumped, it's a great little thing to have. So next time you're at a paint store or the hardware store that has a paint department, just check out the brochures I have and pick one up and put it in your stash for inspiration at some point. Now, the coloring that I did here, I left some highlights, and then I dipped a blending stump into this little cup that I have. It's a little container. I think I got them as makeup containers on the internet somewhere, and I put a cotton ball in there and then poured the fluid in for the Gamsol blending solution, and that just keeps it from spilling. So if I knock it over, because I am famous for knocking things over in my studio, at least that keeps it from spilling and making messes. For the rest of the color here, the little outfit I decided to make the light green, and then I wanted to add some dark green to it, but I didn't want to add the dark green until I got the light green smoothed out. So I did that first, and when you add a color on top of something that's already been blended with a blending solution, the color actually goes on more densely. I've often wondered if I just covered an area with the Gamsol first before doing any coloring, what would happen, and maybe I'll have to try that sometime, but it tends to prep the paper in some way that makes it more intense when it goes on. I wanted to add some shading to the little outfit on the left-hand side, and then right underneath the heart. I ended up actually going with my black pencil underneath the heart to really make it pop away from the little bear's arms in this outfit. And next comes the rest of the coloring of the bear, and that's all going to be done with this dark gray pencil.  If you look at the color list, and the color list still picture is posted over my blog, so that if you want to pick up these colors and try them yourself, you can certainly do that. And so I'm going to color around the outside edges really hard pressure with the pencil, not like, you know, hurting myself kind of hard but heavy pressure, and then lighter pressure on the rest, getting lighter and lighter toward the right-hand side where the light would be coming from, so that I have more color on the left-hand side, and then right under his chin and on the left-hand side of the snout, if I put a little shadow that's going to make those a little bit darker. Adding the blending solution with the blending stump, then you can see really smooth things out. This paper that I'm using is a drawing paper. You can also use something like a hot-press watercolor paper. It's, you know, approximately the same thing. It's not drawing paper, but it's close, and will allow you to get some really nice, rich textures on it. I've used Nina before, which is what I normally use for lots of my other coloring, but I do find that Nina is a little bit on the smooth side, so the hot-press watercolor paper or drawing paper is just a little softer, and it just receives or accepts more of the pencil pigment, so you can get more intense color.  You could, of course, make him a brown bear or a polar bear, whatever you would like. I just like making black bears. And then the grass that I wanted to put around him, I wanted to make grass that's like the stuff that was in the picture that I was inspired by, so I put a layer first of the light green down and blended that, and then I added, on top of that, after it was all blended, I added some darker green and added the flowers. And notice that on that left-hand side there's a bluish of black. It's because I didn't scribble off on scrap paper with my blending stump first, so I ended up getting a little black on there, but I wasn't worried about it because I was going to be putting this really dark green as the shadows underneath here, so that I could make that real contrasty, like, flowery garden thing that was in the picture, because I really liked the intensity of that. And I really do like the little touches of yellow that this adds into my little vignette scene on this card. If you're interested in more information on how to color with colored pencils, there is a colored pencil jumpstart class, which is really excellent and teaches you how to do some basic shading, lots of different blending techniques, et cetera. So there will be a link in the doobly-doo to the colored pencil classes. And there's a sketch also and a little more detail on how I put the card together and where I got the sentiments and stuff from over on the blog, if you're interested in that portion. And I will see you guys again very soon. I hope you enjoyed this video. If you did, click that like button. It really helps out the channel. Share it with your friends if you'd like. And I will be back, of course, within a couple of days with another video, because that's how I roll. See you later. Bye-bye.