Hi everyone, Sean with jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing 2021 Panini Don Russ football six box break pick a team number two Where we're giving away a thousand dollars in offense or sorry thousand dollars in break credit If you had two or more teams at the end of the break So how to be entered into this break credit by two or more teams in the break get entered to win top Two names each win a $500 of break credit no max entries two teams one entry four teams two entries six teams Three entries, etc. No vet commonship There are so many of the variations that will separate that will be sending as well as second-year Justin Herbert's to us hurts and Who's the other guy? What can't think of it right now? The other guy whoever the fourth one is Those all ship. Oh Joe Burrow and then obviously Patrick Mahomes and Connery the ship all the time So there you go. Here's our list of customers respective teams Patrick Davis and the Cardinals down to Patrick Davis in the Washington football team Last spot mojo Patrick Evans and the Steelers And here's our remaining 12 boxes dice roll to figure out which boxes we're going to do for pick your team two and which Are going to return for pick your team three So one two three on the dice for the left four five six on the dice for the right. Good luck It's a one There you go So it'll be the boxes on the left. These boxes here will be for pick your team three So we're in young Hoku still young Hoku it is There's that final list as well. I went with Nick I went with young Hoku So I'm going to I'm gonna stack them I'm gonna stack them so that We'll do three boxes at a time What auto one-man per box Better dude. Have a good night. Let's try to let's try to give away some more mystery For sure for sure Yeah, Don Russ is off the table so For now young Hoku love it He was the X charger Sean likes it. I like it. I feel like all I'm gonna have to do is I'm not gonna have to scramble to see who should I start It's gonna be like one of those things where just if I change out the guys that are on buy weeks, then they'll be fine, you know Yeah X chargers always do great Always Damien always And then everybody points and like laughs they're like look at josh lambo after he left the chargers. He's great Yeah, I get it Special teams is garbage They have the two worst special teams seasons of all time you know so Like on record it's 2010 and 2020 um, are the two worst special teams like seasons of all time And it just happens to be that 2020 was worse in 2010. So what does that mean for chargers in 2030? Don't pick their kicker that year, please whoever Whoever's drafting fantasy in 2030 Just put a note for yourself. Do not draft chargers kicker It will only make you hurt. So every three stacks is one box Yeah, Damien, trust me. I love the money badger.  He's so good. You know what I mean? And then last year happened it made me cry But I like the guy Got a lot of confidence Not the performance to back it up, unfortunately Oh, that's right. We did get rid of badgley. We got uh, viscayono this year, right? Is that his name viscayono Damien? I think I think I think Tristan viscayono That sounds right on the clock like davante parker Jaylin rager T. Williams for Detroit. Is that tyrell williams? Yeah, wow, I think that's tyrell williams. No, I don't want to touch him Miko Hardman Paris Campbell, or do I go with my sleeper pick Elijah Moore right now? Yeah, no, I know Damien Luckily, I've been a season ticket holder for for the most of those seasons and yeah, it sucks I gotta go with uh, I think we go with Elijah Moore My boy my sleeper on all your teams. I like him too mark. I like him a lot Yeah, I'm just gonna go for it Elijah Moore Nope. I almost almost drafted Austin Hooper Like I don't need the third tight end. Cool. There's our first three boxes Good luck everybody So every three stacks is one box Big falcons player Let's do it before you man Tom Brady, but patriots addition Karen steel And these are those photo variations we talked about. Um, even if I don't pull it aside, they will pull those for us But those will all be shipped as well Anthony Schwartz press proof and Jamar chase nice one there for the bangles Sean Matik Travis Kelsey photo variation there Devonta Smith eagles And ben hodap and david johnson to 75 for the houston texans Brody Vaughan Tuva photo variation for the dolphins It's DK Metcalf. Yeah, DK Metcalf is an image variation as well On no name Henry rugs And nice Trevor Lawrence the elite series Jaguars and Sean Matik Julio image variation And Kyle Trask to finish off the first stack Joe burrow image variation Herbert second year Barry Sanders to 500 for the lions and David Duffy Barry Sanders image variation for the lions and Patrick Mahomes That's to 2.99 relic for the chiefs and mark newbauer chase young image variations And george kittle to 100 for the 49ers ben hodap Nice devonta smith there for the eagles ben hodap jaylon hurts image variation And jamar jefferson to 500 for the detroit lions and david duffy and zack wilson Jets Matthew shear You drafted sam darnold to make a statement. I like that Damian I think he's gonna have an incredible year or at least I hope he does I like sammy D If he does have an incredible year though, I think that just highlights like The incompetence that he had to deal with at the jets organization Breeze image variation And our first auto is tylin wallace for the baltimore ravens And riley zimmer to 2.99 to a second year Insert anyways, so that would have shipped seiquan image variation twami brady image variation randy moss and new york jets matthew shearer 3 out of 25 zack wilson won off the jersey number gold die cut There you go lemar jackson Devonta Adams That's box one gentle gentle And we're good brady patriot addition Karen steel and derek henry image variation joe nameth image variation christian barremore for the patriots and branding cooks to 500 for the texans brody vaughn pervert second year alvin kimara photo variation luc ferrell Amir smith marset and des fits patrick josh jacob's image variation rishad bateman tutu atwell jonathan taylor pete avernor erin donald image variation trey serman and kyle trask kyla murray image variation patrick peterson to 100 for the cardinals patrick davis javien hawkins and christian mccaffrey image variation that is dan marino 299 for the dolphin ryan redmond davonta smith eagles ben hodap that was a canvas or no that's the base Oh, that's a canvas which is now called portrait rogers image variation and zack wilson for the jets matthew shira jaylin waddle for the dolphins ryan redmond justin hairbear image variation and jacob harris to 500 for the rams angel asavado mohomes for the chiefs mark newbauer george kiddle image variation and deandre hopkins nuke 2 out of 10 cardinals patrick davis last stack of box 2 joe burrow second year russell wilson image variation and auto for box 2 is isaia ford 2 out of 5 miami dolphins ryan redmond jaylin hurtz second year and zack wilson uh jets matthew shira which one's jersey number parallel oh the uh that gold for the um hopkins as i assumed so as far as why it was number to 10 i thought it had to have been related to jersey number adam felon image variation travis etienne jags shon matthek tasam hill saint's image variation and no name of landon dickerson for the eagles dak prescott image variation and kandarius tony there for the giants and angel asavado uh that is justin jefferson to 500 for the vikings riley zimmer deandre swift lions image variation pat frayermouth steelers there patrick evans jaylin rams the image variation for the rams there you go so that's box 2 hi rex well you're saying sure shon whatever you didn't say anything in the chat i didn't ignore you this time i typically ignore you until you say like oh it looks like shon's ignoring me and then i try to ignore that too what's up man how are you how many cinnamon basketballs have you eaten today box number three and we got another three boxes up after this two guys tuha second year larry fitzgerald image variation tom brady jamar chase for the bangles shon maddock i know jonathan brady and josh alan i think is in voto variation curtis samuel to 75 for washington and patrick davis and a nice justin fields the rookies for the bears matthew bloss brett farve image variation and trevor lorenz jags shon maddock curtis samuel to 100 for washington patrick davis tyreek hill image variation kyle pitts falcons brody von mohomes chiefs mark newbauer joe montan image variation tre lance portrait 49ers ben hoda that's not true rex i don't pretend tj watt image variation and max prosby for the raiders no name angels are coming back baby joe is laughing but we're eight to five now joe dell to run home run whoop whoop get up boys justin jefferson image variation kaleel mac image variation in mohomes for the chiefs von miller image variation and randy moss patching the torch relic to 199 with justin jefferson on the back that's pretty cool minnesota vikings riley zimmer zeke image variation and amir smith marcett to 500 for the vikings riley zimmer patent image variation and jaylon waddle dolphins rylan redmond tutu atlanta 100 for the rams angel osaveta deandre hopkins image variation rex i had breakfast with the girlfriend yesterday and i told her i was like i think that's when i was responding to your your picture or something she was like or last night or whatever i was last night she was like she's like who's that i was like oh it's my cousin rex who eventually might come visit us sometime she's like you're just gonna have random people show up aren't you i was like sure uh grok image variation and brady patrick's edition karen steele and derek brown auto 19 out of 25 carolina panthers patrick davis henry rugs image variation and fletcher cox die cut gold to 25 for the eagles that is ben hodap it does damien yeah uh travis kelsey image variation i especially like it in the optic if you haven't seen an optic preview just wait and see naji harris and trevor lorenz steelers patrick evans trevor lorenz jags shaw mattak i think it's gonna look i mean it looks really good in the optic if you guys haven't seen it already hopefully we can find an image very or a optic preview for somebody tua image variation dk metcalf seahawks angel osaveta yeah fletcher cox julio jones falcons image variation and andy dalton to 50 for the bears matthew bloss so that's the first three boxes we've got another three boxes coming up right now exactly yeah i think it is this design looks really good in the optic previews hopefully we'll have one of those to show off at the end in a review or recap and here's the three other boxes my angels give up eight runs of the pottery is in the second inning and that's it what a horrific second inning they do damien i did not know that either news to me last time angels played the cubs i don't know or last time i was in chicago to see the cubs played and that was a long time ago against the angels rex did not let me stay at his house like a jerk well i know but i'm just saying you didn't let me stay at your house either that's neither here or nor there rex still didn't even offer another thing that is that is that important rex or are you just trying to find excuses still rex just just hunting and poking for excuses rex does anybody ever know anybody really now you know good luck guys last half of the break last three boxes paint manning image variation and tom brady again for the patriots caron steel deandre hopkins image variation and cordel powell to 500 for the chiefs mark newbauer gronk image variation and brady again patriots edition and tasam hill die cut to 25 for the saints and david duffy brady buccaneers edition mark newbauer henry rugs image variation and travis calcy image variation to image variation and nazi harris no name patriot or steelers patrick evans decay metcalfe image variation cadarius tony for the giants that is angel osavado i can't find it anywhere huh julio jones image variation for the falcons joe borough image variation and trey lence that's for the 49ers ben hodap sake one barkley relic to 349 for the giant angel osavado baker mayfield image variation and brandy cooks to 500 that is texans brody von berry sanders image variation for the lions anti-rekill to 100 for the chiefs mark newbauer to oh nice well that's pretty cool derrius lennard's image variation for the colts um the preview checklist amion is like just as big as a regular one though so i don't i mean it's pretty big you got a pretty decent amount of rookies in the rated rookie checklist your auto's coming up right here chase young image variation and it's matty ice falcons brody von matt ryan 18 out of 50 there you go brody signature marks matt ryan it's a french or a sir nausea harris steelers patrick evans jalen herds image variation and levante david to 50 for the buccaneers mark newbauer see boom we'll take it jubri's image variation seyquan image variation brady no helmet pervert second year randy moss no helmet and jacob harris to 500 for the rams angel osavado and a nice kyle pits to end it for the falcons there oh yeah that is about to happen after this i think yeah it's some really nice stuff i was over on loop earlier doing uh doing breaks for us of this it's very nice stuff too i did rax that's uh you know it's funny i had seen that before but i don't think i've ever watched the whole thing i've just seen like highlight clips of it that's pretty incredible why is the door open it's not that difficult i throw it you catch it angels or about to lose down to the last out i think it's a tony nobody's on base no kaderious tony giants angel osavado and brady patriots caron steel nice damian erin donald no helmet kyla murray no helmet and mike for able to 50 that is titans ethan cook to a second year for the dolphins christian mccaffrey no helmet erin rogers no helmet and no name anthony schwarz for the browns angels loose pervert no helmet and trevor lorenz tealore jaguars shon matta rex do you remember the uh the one with him and elie and archie getting a tour of like the sports center espn like offices and him and uh elie are like messing around and archie's like like all madden them because they're like playing around in the background jaylon ramsey no helmet and cheval Hubbard that is the 299 carolina panthers patrick davis trey lance 49ers ben hoda and justin fields for the bears matthew gloss yeah archie's so good he sells it so well brady for the buccaneers and larry fritz gerrard no helmet josh allen no helmet and no name of cj ham for the vikings farb no helmet and nausea harris for the steelers patrick evans christian kirk to 500 for the cardinals patrick davis tyreek hill no helmet and trevor lorenz portrait canvas or this year's version of a canvas jaguar shon matta not yet still got another box and almost a half tom brady buccaneers george kittle no helmet russell wilson no helmet and tommy tremble to 75 press proof die cut for the panthers and patrick davis jaylon hurtz second year adam thieland no helmet and passing the torch derek henry christ johnson out of 199 titans ethan cook brady buccaneers mark newbauer tasam hill no helmet dak press got no helmet and treva kitty to 500 for the chargers mark parakey i hope he can develop into a good water or tight end uh jaylon waddle dolphins ryan redmond and yandre swift no helmet erin jones die cut to 25 for the packers angel osavado so that's box number five yeah i think they switched it up then to try to get it back to the you know i think they kind of realized like they took the the wind out of the sail of that by putting it in all of the like all over the product you know so we'll see cool last box mojo let's see it for boy rishon slater for the chargers tj watt no huddle or no helmet brady for the patriots karen steele jaylon waddle dolphins ryan redmond in the homes for the chiefs mark newbauer uh justin jefferson no helmet and tj watt to 50 for the saints or sorry stealers patrick evans khalil mack no helmet in the home for the chiefs and landon dickerson to 500 for what or sorry for the eagles ben hodat vaughn miller no helmet ezekiel elit no helmet and jamar chase bangles shawmatic patin manning no helmet no well damien go back to his uh his college tape against chase young we'll see he owned him when he was at north western but obviously chase young's a whole different monster nowadays polio jones no helmet but it's crazy that his first test is going to be against him and jaylon dartin the rookies auto to 299 for buccaneers and mark newbauer brady brady buccaneers mark newbauer jaylon dartin that's the one he's got a terrible autograph unfortunately joe burrow no helmet and joe burrow to 100 for the bangles shawmatic baker mayfield no helmet and teddy bridgewater no name for the panthers berry sanders no helmet davonza smith eagles ben hodak dairies letter no helmet and davonza smith portrait again for the eagles ben hodak chase young no helmet and deandre switch to 500 for the lions david duffy and by awful auto for jaylon dartin i mean that little scribble literally looks like a jr that's all it is come on buddy try harder just a little bit i'm not asking the world travis calcy no helmet and immanuel sanders die cut to 75 for the bills that is kori konazako tua no helmet and davis mills out of 100 that's for the texans houston texans brody von dk metcalf seahawks no helmet and trey lance the rookies 49ers ben hodak travis etn jaguar shawmatic grok no helmet and brady patriots addition karen steele nausea harris the rookies for the stealers patrick evans etn for the jags shawmatic and henry rugs no helmet and aj brown relic to 349 for the titans ethan cook does it for us guys that was the six boxes give you guys a quick little recap of super low numbered and our autos so from most recent jaylon dartin to 299 erin jones to 25 chubba hovered to 299 tason hill to 25 matt ryan out of 50 uh derrick brown to 25 fletcher cox out of 25 deandre hafkens out of 10 isaia ford out of five tylan wallis out of 299 and zak wilson their autos but very nice dak wilson out of 25 there for the jets and there you go guys that is our break now let's give away that break credit so pop back over here as it says on the break credit by two or more teams get entered to win two teams one entry four teams two entries six teams three entries et cetera and top two each win five hundred dollars in break credit so names on the randomizer from patrick down to patrick let's copy this list over to a separate spreadsheet and alphabetize angel with four gets two entries ben you get one brody with one cori thanks for getting in no entry here david gets one ethan thanks for getting in glenn and jeff all thanks for getting in with karen as well mark h and mark k or sorry both march h is thanks for getting in mark n you got one matthew thanks for getting in and matthew thanks for getting in patrick you get two patrick and peter thanks for getting in riley you get one and shawn you get one there you go so there's all the entries so 10 total entries to win 500 bucks in break credit so you got a 20 chance of winning in this not too bad there is the full list dice roll five into one six times good luck six and final time ben and brody there you go brody six times on the randomizer six times on the dice top two ben brody congrats guys and there you go that is 2021 panini don rusk football six box break pick a team number two from jaspyscasebreaks.com i'm shawn jaspyscasebreaks.com thanks for hanging out see you next time


صلى الله عليك يا مولايا يا أبا عبد الله يا رحمة الله الواسعة ويبا ونجاة الأم يا غريب السلام علي منه الشفوء في تربة السلام علي إجابة تحت كوبة السلام علي تنعن سادتي يا سادتي وز فاوزا عيب على رشول الله صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم إن لقت للحشين حرارة في قلوب المؤمنين لا تبردوا أبدا صدق النبي وآمن نابح نوروا مجالسكم بذكر محمد وآله محمد أريد أن أبدأ أولايا وفاوزا بشكل شكرا جميعكم مؤمنين مؤمنات حنين لكم شكرا لكم لأنه عندما تردت لنوم يوجد فرصة برصة من الملائكة ويوجد فيها مدينة من الناس الذين يأتون ويومون ويومون في هذا المساعدة العام الحشين ويوجد فيها مدينة من الملائكة سيد الشوحدا برصة من الملائكة يوجد فرصة ويوجد فرصة للملائكة أفهموا مجالسكم ومؤمنين ومؤمنين كما يفهمني أقرأ أن أكون أقرأ أن أكون أقرأ أن أكون أقرأ أن أكون أمام الحشين يجب على أمامي وحبد فيها حديث أمام البحك صلاة الله وصلاة مهو حلي ومشروحة في أحده يتحدث عن أمام الحشين أمام الحشين وإنه لا يرى من يبكيح فيستغفر له فيستغفر له سيد الشوحدا يجب على أمامهم يجب على أمامهم ويجب على أمامهم إذا كذلك يجب علينا أن نبقى يقين لا matter how many sins يجب علينا سيد الشوحدا يجب على أمامهم يجب علينا ومن هنا يجب علينا أن نحاول كثيرا كما يمكننا وإنه لا يجب علينا أن نبقى أن يجب علينا أن نتحدث عن أمامهم هذا one another two a gratitude towards respected reciters and organizers for this muchness for this gathering I pray that Allah سبحانه وتعالى through Saeeda الشوحدا fulfills all your supplications fulfills all your needs and your desires for yourselves and for your families and insha'Allah grant you the best I am the last one I pray for Muhammad and his family I pray for Muhammad I pray for Muhammad I pray for Muhammad أحباء تشي أعوح شي عزم in its entirety is dependent upon two institutions and two establishments so long as these تأثيروا أن اشياء السفرية فيها لا يمكن أن تجد من هذا الدنيا يعني أن تصدرات هذه السفرية يؤدي على اشياء بشخص شخص السفرية من اشتابلش من اشتابلش من اشورة. او اشتابلش من غدير و او اشتابلش من اشورة. تجد أن تجد أن تجد انتاير مضحب يطلق على هذه الانستيوتيون. ليس الانستابلش من اشتابلش من اشتابلش من غدير و او اشورة. يجب أن تجد انتاير مضحب يطلق على غدير و او اشتابلش من اشورة. انتشي اموالي who hopes to be from amongst the Ansar and the Ashab of Imam al-Hujja. who perhaps loved Anir al-Mu'minin. but that love was not staunch enough to give birth to loyalty. Loyalty towards Anir al-Mu'minin entails facing the entire dunya. Facing everything within the realm of وجود within the realm of existence. و يجب أن تكون مستوى جدا لكي تستطيع فعل معك. Our loyalty towards Anir al-Mu'minin needs to be cemented. Our love for Anir al-Mu'minin needs to be cemented. Our knowledge about Anir al-Mu'minin. There are many historians that were loyal to him. and you can try to understand Anir al-Mu'minin from the works of historians that never accepted him. There are many avenues through which you can understand Anir al-Mu'minin. but one of the best ways to understand Anir al-Mu'minin. in order to be able to build this love and loyalty that is matloub that is necessary هو أن تفهم المدينة المميليين في القرآن انتظر المدينة المميليين في طريق اللهم في سبب مجانة عليه انتظر المجانات عليه في يجب أن يكون فيديوه مفصيرين من القرآن لقد قد يأتي بما من أم والخاصة الذين قد يأتي برأسة أساسة أساسة أساسة في القرآن في عميل المؤمنين عاليابنا عبي طالب اللهم سبحانه وتعالى أم والخاصة الذين قد يأتي برأسة أساسة أساسة أم والخاصة بها نستطيع أن نفهم برأسة أساسة أساسة وأنها تصدرنا أساسة وأننا ننقذ نعلم وأننا نفهم برأسة أساسة أساسة ونعمل برأسة أساسة وأنها يمكننا برأسة أساسة بحكمة, برأسة ومحاولة يتعبون الناس لتحديد أم والخاصة نعمل برأسة أساسة ونعمل برأسة أساسة ونعمل برأسة أساسة البرأس هذه أYeer وتحتها هذه قطا لتازيل عليها انتبار أنت ترى بأن الله سبحانه وتعالى يقول في القرآن بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم يا أيها الذين أمنوا أو أنت who believe أنت تجد كم الكثير في القرآن الذي يبدأ مع هذا القرآن يا أيها الذين أمنوا Do you have a group of people who have a certain type or certain aspect, certain characteristics within them يا أيها الذين أمنوا أو أنت who have Iman strategies by those who have Iman In other words, what is the definition of a Mu'man? what are the traits and the characters of a Mu'min? You find the literature left behind by Ah Roadbaid ومع كثير من المشاركات التي يوجد مؤمن ولكن رسول الله يقوم بإمكانه بمجرد مؤمن. في هذه الحديث الشريف يتكلم عن المستدرك الوسائل المجرد الإسلام يقول إن اللي قتل لحسين حرارة في قلوب المؤمنين لا تبردوا أبدًا إن اللي قتل لحسين إن عدوات التأكيد يعني a particle denoting absolute occurrence إن اللي قتل لحسين حرارة يوجد مؤمن. رسول الله يقوم بمجرد الإسلام للحسين يوجد مؤمن في قلوب المؤمنين يقوم بمجرد قلوب المؤمنين يقوم بمجرد قلوب المؤمنين يقوم بمجرد قلوب المؤمنين يوجد مؤمن بمجرد قلوب المؤمنين يقوموا بمضيف أن ه heads 91 تنسبوا أي من لأخر ب으� antique يجب عليك أن تقوم بعمل حسائل الحسائل هذه هي موعدة رسول الله هذا هو موعدة التي لا يمكن أن تقوم بعمل إن لقتل الحسائل حرارة في كلوب المؤمنين لا تبلدوا أبدا رسول الله again يجب أن تقوم بعمل أبدا لا يمكن أن تقوم بعمل هذه الموعدة إبن يوم القيامة سنصب for Imam al-Husayn و this is within the traditions of Ahmad Bait نحن مجمع with a number of challenges and a number of obstacles of this day and age challenges in regards to our faith, our values, and our belief system but I say to you as believers as youth do not ever feel ashamed of crying for Imam al-Husayn do not ever feel embarrassed to cry for Imam al-Husayn do not let any type of research or any type of culture come and tell you that crying is a sign of weakness we don't believe in an atheistic culture if crying was a sign of weakness then perhaps the weakest man to walk this earth was Amir al-Mu'minin is there any doubt in the bravery of Amir al-Mu'minin a celebrated warrior that the world has never seen the likes of a man of religion who has defended the principles of religion in a manner that no other divinely sent man has defended religion the most courageous person to have walked this earth when he went into battle his name in itself caused fear in the people this name Haida this Amir al-Mu'minin wept for Imam al-Husayn do not let a culture come and persuade you or try and distract you away or take away this culture of weeping that has been granted to us by Allah invite people to watch Imam al-Husayn through these tears strengthen your nafs through these tears positive the power within this tear Imam al-Saudiq says that the single tear shed in the way of Imam al-Husayn is so powerful that if it were to be dropped on the fires of Jahannam it would extinguish the fire of hell in its entirety do you know what is the fire of hell a fire of hell whose fuel is men and stones a fire which is ignited due to the wrath of the creator of the universe and we cannot comprehend that fire of Jahannam imagine the power within this tear that it can extinguish this entire fire the power of this tear again Imam al-Saudiq they say that this tear which is the size of the wing of a fly that comes out of your eye is enough to get you into Jahannam do you know what are the indications behind these narrations that the tear in itself is powerful enough to induce a revolution within you if you are looking for change if you are looking to be motivated to be more compliant in your religion if you are looking for inspiration in order to become more God-conscious if you are looking for inspiration in order to fulfill your obligation towards Ahlulbayt then weep for Imam al-Husayn because even a tear as small as the fly of a wing if it can be powerful enough to extinguish the fire of hell believe me it is strong enough to induce within your revolution to change and for this reason the Imam of Ahlulbayt have emphasized that these Majalis of weeping must continue till the day of judgment the thawab is written for you even before the tear comes out of the eye نفس المحموم لذلمنى تسليه the breath of a person who's overcome by grief due to the oppression that befall Ahlulbayt among asceticism is counted as Taslyeh your breath sitting in this Majalis listening to oratory and poetry and as your grief builds in in the moment you have not even started crying in the malaika have started reciting and recording for you praises of Allah glorifying Allah Tasbyeh these Majalis are Majalis of Ibadat do not underestimate the importance of these these are Majalis that were established and loved by Imam Zaynul A'bideen صلوات الله و سلامه عليه requested to recite or to shed some light on the tragedies of Imam Zaynul A'bideen this is Imam Sajad for 34 years after Karbala there was not a single time that food was placed in front of him except that he went there was not a single time that water was brought in front of him except that he went generations mentioned that his weeping was so intense he would weep until he falls to the brink of death one time he serve and comes to him and says to him صلى الله عليه وسلم until when will you weep over the tragedy of Karbala 30 years later Imam Zaynul A'bideen looks at him and he says oh man you wept over his son until his hair became white and his back became bent he wept to an extent that he lost his eyesight when he knew that his son صلى الله عليه وسلم but the grief of separation made him blind due to this intense grief then what about me when I saw 17 members of my family slain in front of my eyes lying headless on the plains of Karbala Imam Zaynul A'bideen taught us that anything and everything you do should remind you of Imam Al-Husayn Imam Zaynul A'bideen taught us that even a task as simple as going to the butcher should remind you of Imam Al-Husayn the historians mentioned at one time he stands by the market in a section of the market where there are butchers and they take forward their sheep to slaughter them Imam Zaynul A'bideen stands in front of them he looks at this butcher taking forward the sheep such that he may slaughter him Imam Zaynul A'bideen begins to weep and wane in the market the butcher says to him يبنى رسول الله grandsof رسول الله why is it that you weep and wane in the market Imam Zaynul A'bideen tearfully looks at him and says to him oh man did you feed this animal this sheep with water do you know what is heart breaking the answer of the butcher do you know what the butcher said he said يبنى رسول الله we are muslims he said يبنى رسول الله we are muslims we do not slaughter any sheep except that we feed it with water except that we quench it's flesh Imam Zaynul A'bideen looks to him he's calm and high and cried out السلام عليك الله he says how oppressed is my grandfather who was beheaded who was slaughtered while he was thirsty my people who claim to be muslims how oppressed is Allah how oppressed is the grandsof رسول الله the sheep were not sacrificed without water the grandsof رسول الله was killed thirsty I want to mention for you from the tragedies of Imam Al-Husayn three tragedies that he witnessed in his life as a result of which his grief became eternal 34 years of masaib 34 years of grief I want to mention for you three incidents of grief that Imam Zajad never forgot in fact three times in his life Imam Zajad almost died out of grief the first incident is the incident when they were entering into Sham as prisoners and you are in the doors of the these are the days of Sham 30th of Muharram 1st of Safar we are in these days the historians mentioned that Ahnoub Bait entered into Sham on the 1st of Shah al-Safar brought in as prisoners the narrations mentioned that the women were tied with ropes around their hands and around their necks there was a single rope that was tied across the necks of all the women between every adult woman there was a child and a single rope connected between the neck of the adult and the neck of the child which means that if the adult was to stand up straight they would choke the child Sayyida Zaynana Al-Kubra entered into Sham in almost like a state of Ruku bending down such that she doesn't choke in this manner that they are entering into Sham the heads of the Shahada are lifted on spears and the very first of the spears is the head of Imam al-Hushayn a caller calls out to the people of Sham to come out in celebration for 3 days this city has been celebrated the people are beating drums and celebrating and laughing and dancing in the faces of the women and the children and the head of Imam al-Hushayn is brought on a spear Sayyida Umkul Thum narrates this she says that a Khariji woman one who is from the enemies of Amir al-Mu'mineen an old woman Kharijiya she comes out and she asks whose head is this on the spear Shemara La'een says to her that this is the head of Husayn ibn Ali she turns around and she says Husayn the son of which Ali he says Ali ibn Abi Talib she said to Shemara La'een she says to him that my husband was killed by Ali ibn Abi Talib in the battle of Sefin will you give me an opportunity to seek revenge from Ali on this day Shemara La'een Shemar Bindel Jones she says seek revenge for what Ali did to you from the head of Imam al-Hushayn the historians mention that because the heads were raised up on spears she climbed up to the top of her roof where she had a close view of the head of Imam al-Hushayn on the spear يوسayn the uncle Foum says that this woman picked up a stone in her hand this woman picked up a stone in her hand that she had she threw the stone on the head that as soon as that stone Imam al-Hushayn blood woman threw the stone was with so much power he says I don't know what went through the heart of Sadjad when he saw the head of Imam al-Hushayn rolling in the buzzer he cried out father let me hold it may Allah have mercy on your tears may Allah have mercy on your tears may these tears be the reason for us to enter into jannah may these tears be a reason for us to be in the camp of Imam al-Hushayn when a person cries for Imam al-Hushayn these tears are counted these condolences that are sent to Sayyid al-Fatima this is one of the hadith when you shed tears for Imam al-Hushayn they are sent as a condolence to Sayyid al-Fatima she feels in comfort she feels relaxed that there are people to cry for her son I tell you oh she the second moment where Imam Sadjad almost died in his life out of grief the second moment the narrations mentioned that when they were in the Darbar of Shah when they are inside the dungeon of Shah and they are in imprisonment this prison was a prison which was like a dungeon an underground dungeon you could think of as but a dungeon without a roof not protected from the heat of the sun during the daytime neither were they protected from the coldness of the desert nights Imam Sadjad is in the dungeon one of the nights together with his aunt Sayyid al-Zaynab and the rest of the women and on this cold night when all the children are sleeping Sayyid suddenly Sayyid Rukaya wakes up from her sleep this Rukaya or who we call Sakina this 4 year old daughter of Imam al-Huzain Rukaya she wakes up from her sleep by screaming and crying out Sayyid al-Zaynab Al-Kobra goes to her she says my daughter my darling why is it that you woke up from your sleep Sayyid al-Rukaya replies back by saying aunt Zaynab I saw my father in my dream I saw my father in my dream and my father said oh Rukaya I am waiting for you soon we shall be reunited Sayyid al-Rukaya began to weep and cry she said aunt Zaynab I shall not go to sleep neither shall I continue without my father I want my father tonight he promised me in my dream that we will be together the little girl cried her heart out until Yazid they say that Yazid woke up due to the crying and the weeping he asks his God what has happened why is there weeping from the dungeon the prison God comes and says to Yazid there is a little girl by the age of four she misses her father she is crying due to the grief of her father Yazid says increase the grief of this girl by showing her the severed head of her father the narration mentioned when the blessed head of Imam Al-Hussein was brought on a tree this little girl she looked at the head of Imam she hugged the severed head of Imam Al-Hussein she cried her heart out a boy few months back we had a funeral in London few months back we had a funeral in London somebody's father passed away when we finished reciting Salat Al-Mayyid the casket was in front of us they opened the casket and they opened up a coffin such that people are able to give their final farewell to the person who is deceased by Allah this person who lost his father he was an adult he was grown up his father's body is intact his father's body is in one piece his father is going to be buried very shortly with honor and dignity but when he saw the body of his father in a coffin he cried so much he fainted out of grief I say if an adult can faint while looking at the dead body of his father then what about Rukaya till she fell silent Rukaya has gone to sleep Imam Zainullah they said for Imam Sajad to dig the grave with his hands was difficult I tell you she are honorable Imam Zainullah they almost died out of grief the 13th sedent this is the final incident may Allah have mercy on your tears 13th of Muharram Allah Akbar 13th of Muharram Imam Zainullah عابدين by way of miracle returns back from Kufa to Karbala to buried Shuhada Allah Shuhada of Karbala have been left for 3 days on the plains without a ghusl without a coffin the wind blowing across these bodies covered in wood and sand the narrations mentioned Imam Sajad went to Karbala he got Bani Asad to help him dig a mass grave and this mass grave was divided into 2 parts one part the Shuhada from Bani Hashim were buried in them and one part the rest of the Ashab together this one mass grave may Allah grant each and every one of us the opportunity to visit Imam Al-Husain in Karbala this is the grave of the Shuhada this one grave that contains all the companions one side Bani Hashim one side Al-Ashab Imam Sajad got the Bani Asad to help him to put down these bodies and cover them Allah Akbar when he completed this he moved towards the body of Imam Al-Husain Bani Asad thought that Imam Zaynul Abideen will ask them Imam Zaynul Abideen he will ask them to help him in burying the body of Imam Al-Husain over here Imam Sajad said no people of Bani Asad now I should bury my father thank you and he sent them back only Imam Asoum Imam Bani Jami Imam Allah Akbar no other Imam has had to bury their father this is the way that Imam Zaynul Abideen had to bury his father Allah Akbar the narrations mentioned Ar-Bab Al-Mak'at mentioned that the grave of Imam Al-Husain was dug by Rasool Allah himself يعني the Holy Prophet of Islam had already dug the grave of Imam when Imam Sajad moved the dust of Karbala he showed that there is a grave already dug inside the people of Bani Asad narrate this event they said we stood back while we watched Imam Zaynul Ar-Bideen how he would bury his father the narrations mentioned that Imam Zaynul Ar-Bideen tried to lift the body of Imam Al-Husain from the right side and then Imam Zaynul Ar-Bideen sat down he cried he stood up he tried to lift the body from the left side he couldn't he sat down they said what happened Imam Zaynul Ar-Bideen says every time I lifted the body from the right side the left side of the body said what he said they trapped in which the body of Imam Al-Husain was trampled upon by horses he says we crushed Imam Al-Husain we broke asked them for a cloth he gave Imam Zaynul Ar-Bideen a cloth he puts the cloth on the plains of Karbala and how but the translation of the words that I used is Imam Al-Husain he took him down on inside the grave Allah he took him down inside the grave أحبائي in our Fik in our Sharia Fik Ahlul Bayt Fik Ahlul Bayt it says that from the rules of burial the regulations of burial is that when you lower the body into the grave you put it on the right side and when you lower the grave on the right side it is mustahab and it is a requirement that you open up the coffin and you put the right cheek of the dead body on the sand of the grave I tell you the body they waited for Imam Zaynul Ar-Bideen they say he has not yet come out from the grave they thought perhaps that he may have fainted inside the grave when they say we went we saw Imam Sajan kiss Imam Zaynul Ar-Bideen we can never understand the grief of Imam Zaynul Ar-Bideen the narrations mentioned this is my last moment this is my last statement the narrations mentioned Imam Zaynul Ar-Bideen when he came out when he came out of the grave he began to walk around the grave of Imam Al-Hushayn as if he is searching for something on the desert fields الله أكبر sometimes he goes down on his knees he uses his hands to separate the sand but as they are watching and observing the behavior of Imam Sajan until they see that he has reached a certain part not too far from the body of Imam Al-Hushayn Imam Zaynul Ar-Bideen found something on the plains of Karbala he sat down he kissed this he put it on his forehead the people of Bani Asad said we came a little bit closer to see what did Zaynul Ar-Bideen find on the plains of Karbala somebody thought it was a possession or some treasure that was stolen he said when we went a little bit closer to see what is in the hands of Zaynul Ar-Bideen he said we saw a severed finger in the hands of Imam Zaynul Ar-Bideen they asked him the story behind they said Zaynul Ar-Bideen we were not able to bury the bodies because they were separated from the heads we couldn't identify them they said Zaynul Ar-Bideen whose body piece is this whose finger is this Imam Sajan shrieks Allah he shrieks and he says this is the finger of my foot when they came to loot the body of Imam Al-Hushayn somebody stole his Amama somebody stole his slippers somebody stole his Rida and then he tried to find something he says everything is stolen from the body even the torn shirt of Imam Al-Hushayn was removed he said I felt I've missed out on stealing from Imam Al-Hushayn he says I was about to walk back Allah he says I was about to walk back and I looked at the body for one last time is there anything that I can steal he says I saw on the finger of Imam Al-Hushayn there was a ring I wanted that ring Holy Shazaj he wanted to steal this from Imam Al-Hushayn because the ring would not come


So we're here at the AudioTechX show, here in Berlin, and we're here with TechWay. Perhaps you can tell us a little bit about your company and what you're showing here. Yeah, TechWay makes flexible thermal electric device. Flexible thermal electric device make electrical power from hot source. For example, in most of the factories that has a steam pipe, steam pipe surface temperature is very high. So this is just supposed to have a steam pipe. Right now, this pipe is a 60 degree of Celsius, the hot temperature. But our device is in between this heatsink and this pipe. So right now, our device make electrical power of 300 milliwatts. So there we can connect to some sensors here. So we can use this power, the sensor data, transmit to here, receiving. And we display the data here. So what sort of data? In this example, what data would you collect? The temperature, and the gas, and humidity. OK, so humidity, different gas sensors, and then the temperature of the pipe and of the ammeter. There is no electrical power supply. There is no battery. Only we use electrical power generated from this device. And then this structure here is the heatsink? Yes, that's the temperature gradient. Yes, it's correct. And this is the other version of the pipe. Conventional. Actually, thermal electric device, conventional one. This is planar type. It's very hard. But most of the heat source just cover the surface. This is so when you put on the surface, we cannot get good thermal contact. It's bad. But our device is flexible, so we can lab easily so we can get good thermal contact so we can get more powers. Yeah. OK, so different changing many radius, I'd say. Yes. Great. And so you mentioned applications for this industrially. Is that the main area you're looking at or there are other application possibilities? Right now, we are looking for the some, why the Samsung, I thought, is the most of a big factory. Sure. And also, right now, we are working with some wearable device companies. When we make a smaller band type, we can get the electrical power from body temperature. OK. So we can use that powers as a power source for wearable device. And what kind of power can you get? Because obviously, this is a much larger temperature gradient with wearable. How much difference in the power generation can you get? This is of a small. Right now, we can get only small powers. But just have this enough power to operating the electrical watch, just around 1 milliwatts from 40 square centimeters area. 1 milliwatts, 40 square centimeters. And do you need a heat sink in those devices or would it work differently? Yeah, just a metal band. We can use metal band as a heat sink. OK, great. So in multiple applications, it's not just an industrial, but are there any other spaces, things like I can imagine in maybe the automotive sector or things like that? Or is it more about remote monitoring? Right. This is generation functions, but we can use this device as a cooler. So right now, we are working with some applications for cooler, for example, automotive, and also a panel, temperature control clothing. And we invent new applications that's called thermal haptics for VR, AR, or games. So we put on our device on the game controller. So that depends on the content, the hard and cold we express. Temperatures. Thermal haptics is an area that I've wanted to areas. You get tactile haptics, kinesthetic, but thermal is really a very much groundbreaking new area. So it's great to hear this work being done in Korea. And thanks very much for walking us through this presentation. So I guess this is a picture of the PCB and the device that we've seen, the transmitter with the sensors. And you have other images of this around your booth here. So great. I think thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us today. And how's been your experience at the Artistic Show? Have you met some good contacts? How's it been here? How's the show been for you? This is the first time. This is the first exhibitions to us. So we are looking for the possibility of our business. This is a marketable one. I want to check that. And that's a really good chance to us. Yeah, it's a good opportunity to market. Do you think it is going to be successful? Are you getting some interest? Yeah, I believe in it. Great. Thank you very much. Thank you.


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Good morning everyone, I am Swati Choksi here, I am from Academy of Architecture and I am here to talk about the journey of sustainability in the context of the Indian vernacular and what goes beyond. This is really meant to be a broad overview and it is going to be followed up by detailed sessions perhaps. What I am going to be talking about is basically divided in three parts. I would be starting with an introduction followed by an exploration of the vernacular and then moving on to explore how it can be applied in the current situation. So as we all know, sustainability is about being able to continue with the current ways of doing things without compromising on future needs but the point here is that this is not really an original idea from our times but just old wine in a new bottle. We need to focus on all these aspects because these ideas are really lost in time. So there is no really a common formula or a single formula that gives you a solution to sustainability but basically you could have to approaches the naturalistic or the passive which is basically smart design which is done at the right stage and that would be cost free or as against that the active or the more artificial one which is generally more energy intensive or even a remedial measure. In the Indian context, sustainability has really pervaded all walks of our life. We reuse and recycle all the time and so also in the built environment we have a rich tradition of vernacular architecture. So then what is this vernacular architecture all about? Basically it is architecture without architects. These are the styles that we have built and perfected over generations. They have been built by people themselves and have been handed down as proven technologies. They are mostly passive, context responsive and that is why they have survived to date. They respond to metaphysical aspects, durability as well as maintenance concerns along with the climate, the place and the materials. So the basic premise here is that vernacular traditions are extremely sustainable and we need to carry them on. There is a spiritual thread that underlines most Indian conceptions. The vastu shastra is one such treatise that lays forth norms on how planning can be based on the impact of the laws of nature. The house itself is considered to be sacred and its planning is based upon a diagram which is called as the vastu purush mandal which is really a representation of the cosmos. So the idea is that if this planning is in sync with the forces of nature, peace and harmony would prevail. As you can see the diagram shows the zones which can be assigned to the mandalas based upon the various qualities of the deities who reside in those squares and the center was usually left as an open to sky courtyard. It was based upon an environmental criteria for the place that it was set in which is India and cities could also be based upon a similar concept. For example, Jaipur city was based on a 9 square mandala. It started by embracing the existing infrastructure, connecting the two main gateways by a road and then overlying two more vertical roads onto it to form a square grid. This was followed by an integration of the natural features, integrating the topography and the defense needs. The northwest square was cut out to integrate the hill which formed a natural defense and then it was pulled down to the southeast side. From the macro to the micro, example of cities, Gujarat cities have a tight morphology with narrow shaded streets and they respond to the hot and dry climate. The homes mostly have courtyards. These are devices that help to bring in light into the narrow and deep structures. These are planned with common walls so as to reduce exposure to the harsh climate. Going on to vernacular examples of buildings. These typically show a blend of local materials, building skills and the manipulation of these to soothe the climate with a minimum environmental impact. So let's look at the Wadley homes. These are a living tradition. They use carving walls which are made from a framework of branches. They may be plastered with mud and cow dung on both sides and this is an overall response to the context. The next example that we see is that of the Rajasthan architecture. The traditional shelter is called as a bunga. It is set in the hot dry climate and the response here again to reduce the exposure. So that is done by using a compact circular form. These are also made from thick insulating mud walls. The openings are small and moreover this architecture is also fairly earthquake resistant. The highlight of the Kerala architecture is its sloping roofs and it uses the courtyard as a climatic device to bring in cross ventilation to combat the humid climate. If you look at the detail you see the local louvert fenestration which cuts out the glare while still allowing the air movements. Another highlight is the durability and maintenance free aspect of these buildings and the flooring in particular which is almost 400 years old in this particular example of the Padmanapuram Palace. The next area we look at is Goa and areas around. So most of these examples talk about modest laterite structures which use mud and lime plasters and the idea is that they allow the materials to disintegrate into their natural organic state and so to speak complete the loop. So there are no disposal issues like those with processed materials. According to resources water is a scarce resource and will be soon having water wars. So the strategy is to go for recycling and harvesting. Coming back to the Gujarat home we look at the Gujarat home the courtyard and how it harvests water. So they have an underground water tank which is locally called as a tanka and it starts by harvesting the roof top water to provide an annual drinking water supply for a mid-size family of about 5 and that is quite a feat for a water starved region. As you see what you only see in the courtyard is the raised mouth of the tank with its cover which forms an aesthetic feature in the courtyard. The next big thing is energy. So most buildings in the past managed good light and ventilation. As we know these are the main energy guzzlers by means by passive means. So building envelopes responded to the climatic needs for example they use thick mud walls to cut out the heat or the cold or similar kind of strategies. The light quality and quantity were also manipulated by use of devices like the Jali as we see in lot of historical buildings by doing smart facade engineering. The water was also used to cool building envelopes. For example in the Umbar Fort and Jaipur the water pipes have been run into the building fabric to bring down the temperature of these envelopes, the building envelopes. Another passive device for the hot and dry zones would be the tall wind scoops. These were oriented to catch the wind. They got in the air which was later moistened by dripping water through a pot which was tied at the top of the scoop. Incidentally these systems could also incorporate an under floor radiant heating system. So one would see examples, contemporary applications of all these concepts in some of the examples that follow later. Coming to the other aspects of sustainability which are not commonly looked upon from a project management perspective. Let us look at the life cycle aspects. Projects must have lean organizations and construction methods. They should be durable, maintenance free structures. They should offset the high capital expenditure by having a low operating expenditure. Materials should be considered for their life cycle performance all the way from the conception to the disposal literally from cradle to the grave. Value engineering should be done to get the best value out of the feasible options by doing an optimization. A detailing and technology should also be looked at. Once justified whether the technology is high tech or low tech it should be optimized. And last but not the least, courtyard architecture. This is a very versatile and adaptable climatic device for all geographies and climates and cultures. The proportions could change as per the climatic needs. As you see in the hot and humid climate you need a courtyard that is broad and wide as against a higher one which is workable in a hot and dry zone. So then what are the learnings? Make use of the passive measures like orientation, envelope design, facade engineering at the first level and these are followed up with active measures at the next level. Make use of local materials as unprocessed as possible in order to complete the loop and use local skills as well. Consider life cycle performance and costing to build durable and maintenance free structures. Resource optimization for water and energy is an absolute must. Focus would especially be on space heating and cooling, light and ventilation which take up maximum resources in most buildings residential or commercial. But the limitation here is that we cannot continue to build like our ancestors because the population numbers are huge and the typologies that we are looking at are often high rise. But conceptual ideas can surely be taken ahead. There are major issues which have come up in the couple of last decades and we need to respond to them. Population is exploding really fast. By 2050 we would be in the range of 8 to 11 billion. Urbanization is the next big thing and more so in developing nations like India. Consumption is on the rise. Energy demands are rising with increase in equipments etc. So also new materials and technologies are offering new opportunities. Ideas, people and materials to move from place to place and climate change is the impact of all these events. So the focus very clearly now is on urban built landscapes and they are changing morphology that is the high rise models. So we are looking now at the applications of these basic learnings of the ideas of vernacular architecture on the following areas. The focus is on cities but other regions also need suitable strategies. These are some of the areas where applications can be done. The first one being skyscrapers. On cities where the scale of operation is completely different than that of individual buildings. On typologies apart from the residential and commercial and mixed use kinds and also in the infrastructure space. Other kinds of housing which also form a significant stock of the built environment is not included here because it is comparatively relatively problem free. So now let us look at examples of contemporary sustainable buildings. The first building that I would start with is the gold coned in Pondicherry. This is a dormitory for the Orbindo Oshram built in fortify by the residents themselves and Antonin Raymond was the architect. It is a landmark building for its sustainable measures, its passive strategies and uncompromising workmanship and quality building standards. It was built in exposed RCC first port concrete building in India which is largely good to date.  It has an adjustable skin of asbestos cement louvers as you can see there are no solid balls or anything like that. These louvers had to be custom made and they were fairly expensive then but considering the life cycle performance that they have they have paid off their capital expenditure. Coming to the roof system it had a double roof system with an insulating air cavity which is again a passive measure. These are some examples of contemporary courtyard buildings and coming to the focus area, the first focus area that I spoke about that would be skyscrapers. So what are the general strategies that skyscrapers aim to have these days? So they are looking at being net zero energy structures, the first issue being energy. The focus like I said is on space heating and ventilation systems in order to reduce the energy demand and the use of renewables. So the technology used is mostly BIPV, the building integrated photovoltaics and wind is really an opportunity for these tall buildings so the wind turbines are also being used. The next big thing is light. The strategy here is to use smart facade engineering, new age glazing with cavities etc to incorporate natural ventilation while cutting out the heat and reducing the need for artificial light. The structure has to be recycled and harvested. Construction technologies and materials advocates the use of materials which are recycled as well as waste like fly ash or ggbs or of course energy efficient equipment are to be advocated. Recent building that we have seen is the Pearl River Tower in China by HESOM. It is a building that uses some of these solutions. It uses vertical wind turbines and BIPV for energy generation. They are mostly used at the roof and the spandrels and space heating and cooling is done by using radiant ceilings using the medium of water and not air, water which is much more efficient and ventilation is also integrated into the double glazed facade. All these things have reduced the cooling loads and moreover have saved valuable floor space which is taken up by air chews and things like that and it has allowed the insertion of 4 to 5 floors as the floor to floor height could be reduced very significantly. The point to be noted here is that the idea of a radiant floor heating system has already been seen in the vernacular styles. This is another building, the Imperial Tars which is proposed in Mumbai. It is going to be another sustainable skyscraper if it comes up. Coming on to the next focus area that is cities, we move from a scale of the macro to the micro. So your buildings have to plug up into the larger picture. So Mazdar city Abu Dhabi aims to be a net zero energy city. The important point here is that it draws on traditional Arabian cities and integrates modern transportation and infrastructure needs like energy and water. It looks at appropriate orientation, appropriate building forms, the use of water elements for evaporating cooling and landscape and garden features. Smart devices help to monitor energy usage. Energy is to be generated from renewables like solar and wind power and even waste. So waste is reduced and even turned into a resource. The next example is by Renzo Piano. It's a cultural center in New Caledonia which mixes the local traditions, the old and the new and uses a modern adaptation of the traditional huts of the indigenous population. Coming to the design, it uses a double wooden facade for ventilation. Makes use of the prevailing breeze, the sea breeze as it is taken across the structure and pulled out through the double facade. The gap between the wooden facade works like a chimney and the facade also has adjustable slots. As the air moves up, it speeds up, loses pressure and rises up the chimney creating a current across the building. It makes use of the local wood which is maintenance free and the idea is that passive ideas are concepts are used in this building. The next building that we look at is the torrent laboratories in Ahmedabad by Parul and Nimeshtraveri. The climate as we know is hot and dry. This is a research laboratory and uses the technique called as a PDEC, passive downdraft evaporative cooling. This is pretty similar to the wind scoops which were mentioned earlier. The building has a series of inlet and outlet tiles which circulate air which is cool and moist. It is moistened and cooled by the incorporation of a bottom mist at the top of the inlet tiles. The next focus area is in the infrastructure space. The idea of sustainability can be extended to infrastructure projects particularly because they are really expensive and resource intensive projects. So, we are talking now about the Gathard base tunnel under the Swiss Alps. It was a tunnel which formed a link between the North and South Eastern Europe in order to decongest the Swiss Alps. It was about 57 kilometers long and one of the most challenging infrastructure projects in the world. The engineers had to give a guarantee that the concrete tunnel lining would last for at least a hundred years. So, it was built to be durable. The debris which was created by tunneling through the TBM was a huge quantity and it was waste which was put to good use because it was cut down into aggregates and used to create the short creep which was used for the tunnel lining. The other sensitive approach that you see here is in use of the way they have treated water. Water which was seeping in from the Alps, from the, into the inner surfaces was treated, filtered and then released back into the fragile, eco-sensitive zones. So, to sum up, these are some general strategies which can be used in contemporary buildings. Start by using passive measures like orientation, building design, detailing and building envelopes. Then move on to the active ones. A life strategy approach, life cycle strategy is to be adopted for the choice of materials overall value as well as cost optimization. Energy demands are to be minimized, the focus being on HVAC and light and generation is to be through renewables wherever it is practical. Water is to be harvested and recycled and efficient fixtures are to be used. Materials use waste wherever possible and derive the best value from it. The city at a micro scale needs to be planned for a live, work and play concept. They should be compact cities with good transportation. Development models today are driven by builders in most Indian cities and they need to understand that green building is really an opportunity that makes environmental sense as well as economic sense. New tools like simulation are now available, so it is not just an intuitive approach anymore and government support is solicited in terms of capacity building and the regulatory as well. So the idea now is to move on from the past to move ahead with modern materials and tools and the strength of the vernacular is its adaptability towards change. These living examples of sustainability are truly inspirational and this encyclopedia of the vernacular can take us a long way ahead in our journey of sustainability and beyond. Thank you.


Jim, let's begin with J.C. Penney's results. Yeah, look, I mean, Penney was a top-line miss. They said that things were getting better throughout the quarter. No one really seems to care anymore. I think that J.C. Penney is another one of these raise-on-debt questions. What's its reason for being? Does it have anything that's really important? It says Sephora, but you obviously, that's just a franchise. It's Sephora's standalone. It's got some home stuff, but furnishings. But remember, that's what Amazon now says is going in again. So, when you see a Penney, you say to yourself, I don't know. Why does it need to exist? Now, I happen to like going Penney. I have a nice Penney. They have good values. But it's not enough anymore because of Amazon.


So, you want to use the info window to code shortcuts into your text editor but you have never coded before. Not a problem. In the next 60 seconds, you'll know everything you need to program and run info window scripts from the text editor. Alright, let's do this. If you find yourself repeating a certain task over and over, you probably want to make a shortcut for it in the text editor. To do this, drag a new window down and switch it to info. The code for your actions should appear as you perform them. For our example, let's just move the cube to the left, rotate it down and then name it the best cube ever. Now, as we perform that sequence, you can see that the info window generated the code for our actions. To program it, to repeat those actions, select all the relevant code, then press control c to copy the code. Now change the info window to the text editor and click new. Activate the three buttons on the right, type in import bpy and press enter. Control v to paste your code. Now if you ever want to apply this sequence to other things, you simply select the object run script. And you can now see that the script will be automatically applied every time you press run script. If this was your first time programming, congratulations! You just wrote your first script. A couple things you should know about the info window is you cannot record the actions of selecting objects. So try to make sure that all of your sequences are just on one object. And try not to record a sequence that involves going back and forth between two different modes. For example, if you start recording actions in object mode, do not end recording actions in edit mode. Other than that, you are good to go. Anyway, hope that helps. Thank you so much for watching. If you enjoyed this video, please don't forget to like and subscribe. Hope you have a fantastic day and I'll see you around.