What would we use W for in VIM? Well, we use it to move by words. Hey, welcome back to another video in my short series on VIM, VIM alphabet, of course, from A to Z. Today, we're getting pretty close to the end. We're talking about W. Now, W is like B and E allows you to navigate your text by words. But unlike B and E, this goes to the beginning of each word forward. So B was back by words. E goes to the end of the word forward. And W goes to the beginning of the next word. So let's open up an editor and check this out. Let's go ahead and open our lipsum.txt file, which just has two paragraphs of lorem ipsum. The command is pretty simple. We're starting that first position, and I'm going to hit W once, and that's going to take me to the beginning of the next word. Hit it again, the beginning of the next word. Now, again, what this does is it's going to, the lowercase w is going to consider these special characters words. So as we get to the comma, it's going to stop on the comma and then go to the next word again. Now I can hit back to go back over those. If I do a capital W now, when I go to hit capital W here, it's going to go to the next word, ignoring that special character, the comma, it's just going to do actual words. Now in code, this can be a little bit tricky because depending on your programming languages, if you have underscores or dashes or whatever, it's going to treat those differently. And also there's configuration for what it regards and doesn't regard as a special character. But by default, in general, know that the lowercase w is going to go by words and it's going to stop on these special characters. The uppercase w is going to go by words to the beginning of the next word, but skip characters like period. If you need more help, you can do colon help and w or colon h w for short and get all of the goodies around this command. Now it's a pretty straightforward command. So we've already really covered everything that you'll need to know about w. So that's it for today. We covered w. Thank you for watching. If you have any helpful hints or questions, feel free to throw those in the comments below and I or someone else might get back to you. And I look forward to seeing you tomorrow in X.


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trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento call now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> now Larry Pezzavento okay looking good Billy Ray feeling good Lewis what we're looking now is the SNP 500 over the past well let's see 10 days or so and I little red box up there you'll see the structure of that we're looking at with these ABCD patterns here you see the final D point comes in at the 61% retracement there at 4068 I believe the high today I don't know was my beeper just went off when we went above 4060 and if we close sharply higher than 4060 we'll probably go up to the 78% level but everything that we're looking at says that this should be a very very important day in fact I said earlier on my show that I thought it was as important as the March 5th high of 2009 and the reasoning for that I'll bring this chart up again because we I just see my just heard my alert go off the second time get this up here so you can take a look at it and we did make that we rallied 300 points in a matter of about few seconds was everybody was able to get on the train and you'll see we went right up to there and we hit that number which was right at 13 whatever that number is the last thing it was is an even number 13,000 and change I believe is what it is let me double check it here I can hardly see it yeah 13,000 13,000 and not just right at 13,000 that's what we were watching at as we were looking at some of these things this probably will be considered even probably the greatest I'll get it up here so you'll see it again here here's the S&P NASDAQ again because that's the one that's been running the whole thing so we'll take a look at that and you'll see that's what we're watching here Stan Harley is going to be our guest here at the break he's going to talk to us about left translation or right translation which from Walt Bresser gosh we've been around so long studying the stuff the reason why I'm here in Tucson was because of Walt and I used to come over and visit him and then Stan came here to live for a while Minor was here for a while Mark Douglas was here for a while so there's a whole little group of people here some of them have passed away some of them have moved on but anyway that's the reason why I came here is I would come and visit Walt all the time and when I had to find a place to live I said well I think I'm to Tucson and by that just as I got to Tucson Walt moved to the Sonora area of Mexico and he lived there for quite a while then he lived in the last few years with his sister and his wife over there in Las Vegas, Nevada and he passed away of Alzheimer's I think 10 years or so ago but boy he was a stand-up guy and that left translation and right translation is just super important folks it just really is you got to be able to really understand that because this is what we think is happening right now but anyway let's move on to another one that we've been waiting for and that was the gold market yesterday I wanted to bring this up to you just to give you an idea of where we are here you'll see here yesterday we were hitting the 382 retracement as we were on the air the actual number was at 1937 but it missed it substantially it went to 1936 10 and so I missed it by $90 and it's rallied a little bit about 40 bucks since that time but that doesn't mean very much anyway let's just hasn't even rallied that much actually so we're gonna see if that means anything or not but my beepers are going off again so bear with me here one second folks I want to see where we are with these things and I have to tell you it's the dollar index just made a 61% retracement folks right on the money and let me I've got to turn this off so this is going to be really interesting what's happening now because the money oh we hit that 4065 in the old S&P shut the front door oh I missed it it was 4066 shut the front door and raise the red well miss that trade we'll have to go on to the next one all right let's move on to I'm sorry folks everything is beeping at once so just bear with me here I have to I'm gonna I'm gonna post it chart it's the dollar index and I just want you to see it because this is what we wanted to see happen and that's what we see happening and this is the reasoning if you want to follow the money you're gonna see it just a second here this is why the beeper is telling you that there's something going on in the world and that not only that my hog thing is going off I haven't that hog thing must have been on there for two years ago here is a second I got to turn this off now bear with me here one second a lot of things happening that's all a lot of things happening all right let me change this window here there's where we are here's where we want to go now okay now you just busted through there that's when the euro took off and that's when stocks took off okay now we did hit that number in the S&P which was the 61% retracement up there at 4065 that means it'll be 4085 very very shortly so we'll be watching some of these others as we move here and see what's going on all right let's just do a couple other quick things here I wanted to show you what happened here with this dollar yen here for just a second here folks I have stuff that I'm doing so just bear with me here I wanted to give you a picture of what that dollar yen was right this was happening before the Fed came out for somebody probably new things like this were happening but that that was a dollar yen moving that's a pretty substantial move here and let me move on to the other one and get if you if you if you did that gold trade folks put your stop and break even and come back in a month because either going to make some I'll put a ten dollar you know lock in a thousand bucks or something anyway that's that's what I would be watching anyway I'm just giving you some of the patterns of what we're watching here what I tried to do here let me go over this I think it's important because I spent a good long time preparing this video that never got out and that's because I'm having trouble with Google and all my other stuff today but let's take a look at this one this is a very important chart and we'll get it up here no Elliott wave or anything like that this is old back in the envelope math there's your high back in February the market came down six weeks it's made multiple ABCD patterns the final big one right here you can see the one three five pattern right there boom bout of being and there's where we are right now we hit that 4065 if you got filled at 46 your five you put your stop at 4068 that we only going to risk a three dollar 150 bucks if it works it'll work really good if not don't worry about the one to sell was the Dow Jones because it was the weaker of the two Russell was the even even the really weaker I can't even take out the high I mean yellow operator so but that's still early we don't know this is a big thing I don't know what the Fed can't what the Fed said I won't know about that for a long period of time you know what it doesn't even bother me at all folks because I go with these little patterns try to tell me and that's all we're looking at if you remember yesterday when we were on the air and this thing broke you know well over 60 handles this was the e-mini from yesterday okay and then if you look at this you'll see where we are right there now let me explain to you why I think this is such an important time I showed you the e-mini S&P and I showed you the NASDAQ now what I want to do is I'm going to show you the Russell okay now here's the Russell and you'll see it looks like a totally different chart oh shut the front door and raise the rent I did something wrong here okay and here's the Russell as we get the Russell up we'll see we rented the 382 now we're gonna take a break here and we get back I'll be chatting with you again so live every day in an attitude of gratitude and God bless to the next three and a half minutes currencies 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community of traders just visit the front page of tfnn.com are you looking for a way to consistently add winning trades to your portfolio Tom O'Brien is here to help Tom O'Brien has been successfully trading markets for over 30 years a frequent contributor to TD Ameritrade Network and CNBC Tom O'Brien founded tfnn over 20 years ago to help educate investors just like you Tom's Daily Market Newsletter Market Insights is published every morning when the market's open to give you the competitive informational edge you need to succeed these newsletters are packed full of Tom's advanced technical analysis and are geared to deliver comprehensive strategies for a successful portfolio get Tom O'Brien's newsletter market insights today and try all of our products and newsletters 30 days risk-free with our money back guarantee at tfnn.com tfnn educating investors free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> okay we're back folks and I posted the chart of the treasury bonds going over the last 14 days you'll see that the low we made today was a 382 retracement of that low so if you bought that you want to put your stop and break even we've had about a two-point rally off of the bottom and it's either going to stop right here or it's getting ready to move a lot higher whether it does or not I don't know okay now I did want to we covered the gold and we covered the bonds and we covered now we're having a really nice move in the euro and I posted the chart of the dollar index in there that you could see that it smashed through that 61 retracement by quite a bit and then that shot the euro up to the above the 108 level which was sort of expected we were we were thinking something like that might occur now whether these things are interrelated to what's going on in the world or not I'm not sure all I know is the significance of what we're looking at here I cannot be underestimated because if we close above that and if you're in the S&P trade and we did that on the other show of course I went to 4066 but if it gets above if you see 4067 you don't want it because it did exactly what it did it dropped 25 handles really quick and if it's right it should meander down towards the end of the day would be my would be my guess here so that's what we're paying attention to here this morning I showed you the Russell I showed you the Nasdaq I showed you the S&P and the Russell and the Dow Jones and the Dow Jones was interesting because you hit that number again folks that when I posted just a little while ago we went above it by oh my gosh I think I think less than 10 points or something like that it was very very short and it sold off from that level from what I understand because my beepers haven't rang any since that time but that's where we are and if we close really strong today folks and I mean you know you get the Dow up 300 400 points and the S&P up above 4065 then this is probably 100 percent wrong the same thing in the gold the gold cannot go back below that low we made yesterday at 37 you know it set a pretty good rally we went from 37 to 80 I think as a $33 rally and just a you know very very short period of time so those are just some of the things that we're watching here today these a lot of weakness in the commodity markets folks we got big drops in corn wheat and soybeans that's non-inflationary and you know we had a nice little 382 rally in the crude oil today that I believe held let's just double check it and see if in fact it did just give me one second and yeah it's held okay and the others are hanging in there pretty good whereas the S&P is trading hold on where are you there it's trading at 44 how low did we get we got down see didn't do very much at all well let me see here give this give me one second I got to get this up here so we can see what's looking at yeah we came right down and made a 61% retracement on the day folks that was the lowest so watch this keep an eye on this number right here folks since it was such a perfect one watch 40 30 40 34 folks if we start going below 40 34 then you're looking at something that could be pretty substantial to the downside but right now all we did was make a 61 retracement from the range we had early this morning at 40 22 and so that 40 I'm going to put the limit minder in just in case it gets there for kicks and giggles but by like I said if you see a 40 66 print not good not good so just keep that in mind that's very very important let's let's do something here that we probably should do that's update this gold chart just to show you the importance oh dear oh my goodness this is really important hold on time out stop the music move shut the front door and raise the red let's get this up here and take a quick look at it and then I'm going to post it here because this is why you guys pass so let's move on here and hold on a second I've got a I've got to shift it over just a tiny bit boys and girls so that you'll get a good copy of it and that copy will be coming post haste and here is the post and here is the haste here's our gold if you don't like Fibonacci numbers I think that's only fair some people like him some people love him and some people don't even know what they are there's your 382 retracement right here right on the money within a dollar now you get above that remember this was the 382 on the long term when when we broke out from remember at 1618 no no no like 1810 and then we went all the way up here to 2020 two harmonic handles down to right here to 382 here's where you are now you start getting above here you're looking at 2100 in the old yellow metal now whether that means anything or not we're going to know pretty shortly I hope you folks get a chance I don't know how many people are going to be listening in to the second show you know here at tfnn because we do have the ability to get our good friend Mr. Stan Harley is going to come on and do the same show again oh boy I don't like it when I see all these little things that pop up and I don't know how to get rid of them hold on just a second here um this is just a really important day here okay okay um oh well and what I want to cover here I got two more minutes and have you have any questions it's<PHONE_NUMBER> very uh very wild day in the market so far but not too wild I mean we're still up on the day on some of the indices uh some of the others are not but we'll see they're all up now aren't they uh no well we still got the S&Ps up the Nasdaq is still up and the Dow Jones is unchanged and the Russell which has been the weakest is still uh you know down on the day so those are just a few we've got uh Silver's up 46 cents Gold's up $20 so we've had a pretty good run in some of these things but the key levels to watch here now is at 40 in the SP watch 40 30 well 40 40 30 if we get below 40 if we get down on the day be careful that's all I can say I don't know anything more than that and we'll go from there I wanted to take you folks across the pond that those of you that didn't hear the other show this was the uh FTSE that's been going on of course we had the rally up to the 61% today in the FTSE but I wanted to show you this from Tommy terrific Tom who guard see the harmony that's there right at the exact 61% retracement and look at this beautiful a b cd pattern forming there's your a there's your b there's your c there's your d and that's pretty much it so that's uh what we're looking at right here and then we'll move on to one other that I wanted to show you and that was the one we talked about before it's just in living color and it has to go higher because there was another swing in between here but I want to get this in here we see what I'm doing is killing time till we get stayed early on the line so move on to the next one and there you see what we did is we came down here and then we took out this high and that led us to that one that we're looking at with the e-mini uh s and p here and we'll end the show here with this from uh just draw it up one more time and there's where we are okay and that's where well like I say we get above here if we close above here folks if we close above that 40 65 we don't want to mess with it but if you sold it at 40 65 after dropping 25 15 handles your risk is nothing you put your stop and break even the C's 40 66 again get out of 40 65 that's basically let's take a break here we're going to have stan harley next folks if you want to take advantage of this sector now is the time to subscribe to my gold report the gold report is a comprehensive look at the metal sector as well as the markets that move gold which is the currency and bond markets new subscribers get a 30 day money back guarantee so you have nothing to lose every monday morning I publish the gold report with coverage of gold silver bonds the xau hui gdx as well as more than 30 different mining equities to see for yourself the types of profitable trades that are recommended within the gold report sign 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consistently add winning trades to your portfolio tom obrien is here to help tom obrien has been successfully trading markets for over 30 years a frequent contributor to td ameritrade network and cnbc tom obrien found a tfnn over 20 years ago to help educate investors just like you tom's daily market newsletter market insights is published every morning when the market's open to give you the competitive informational edge you need to succeed these newsletters are packed full of tom's advanced technical analysis in our gear to deliver comprehensive strategies for a successful portfolio get tom obrien's newsletter market insights today and try all of our products and newsletters 30 days risk free with our money back guarantee at tfnn.com tfnn educating investors this segment is brought to you by think or swim for more information just click the think or swim banner on the front page of tfnn.com okay we're back folks and i believe we have stan harley on the line today stan are you there i am indeed listen uh i had so many sounds of accolades from your first show i would like to tell the folks that stan harley who's probably the premier cycle guy that i know uh is going to talk to us about right translation and left translation right translation is bullish left translation is bearish i'm going to lead them leave the microphone over to you stan and please go through those lovely charts that you shared with us previously so most of people stayed around for the thing so that's really great so fire away my friend sure i would be uh don't well we're delighted to have you that's for sure i don't like that broadsword to danny boy broadsword to danny boy oh dear oh no no no i can't talk can anybody hear me i can't hear stan i hear nothing i don't know what's going on can you hear me larry oh you're coming through now my friend okay sorry we we had some issue there i don't know what it was but uh are you able to see my screen now we are we're looking good billy rave feeling good louis so please continue uh sometimes in the beginning just to be just to be safe okay because i i don't want the folks to to miss any of this it's that important to them if you'd like cycles and how the market structure works please start from the beginning yeah absolutely um i think it's critical if we're going to understand how the markets are moving we have to understand cycles and there's more to understanding cycles than just understanding the uh the timing sequence i e low to low or low to high or high to high uh but we need to understand this concept called translation left translation and right translation and i found that in a rising market there is a tendency for the crest or the high point of the cycle to occur to the left of the midpoint so in the graphic you can see this idealized sawtooth pattern that uh reflects the trough to trough sequences and then right at the middle with the dotted lines we can see where the crest occurs and in a rising market environment which we have over on the left side of the graphic the crest or the high point tends to occur to the right of the center of the cycle that's called rent right translation and that is indicative of a rising market condition however comma when the market transitions from a rising market to a declining market what tends to happen in a number of the benchmark indices in the stock market we start see that translation moving leftward i e it goes from right translation to perhaps center and then it goes to left and then once you have definitive left translation in the trading cycle pattern uh you know that lower prices are uh are in the offing and so what i've done here is let's take a look at the stock market let's look at several charts and uh and i look at what i call the big five major indices a lot of folks i think um to their error look exclusively at the s&p 500 and kind of in the conversation there but i think technicians you and i and everyone else watching the broadcast here need to look at more than just the s&p i look at what i call the big five major indices the dow industrials the s&p 500 the nasdaq composite the new york composite and the dow transports and among those five i want to see confirmation of an uptrend or confirmation of a downtrend or divergences at pivotal turns pivotal highs or pivotal lows and last but not least i want to take a look at the translation functions within each of those benchmark indices and keep track of them here's a chart first chart here is the s&p 500 going back about a year and what i've noted here uh at the bottom are the numbers 1234 which enumerate what i call the trading cycle pattern within the context of the primary weekly cycle and the primary weekly cycle i have found spans about eight months on average 34 weeks about 169 trading days trading days that's that's a nominal time count now sometimes it's more sometimes it's less but if one looks at four or five iterations of this cycle one will see that boy the average falls it right at 34.0 weeks 8.0 months those two numbers are Fibonacci surprise surprise um now that 34 week cycle is typically spliced into four i call these trading cycles if the cycle contracts down to maybe sometimes it contracts as low as 20 21 weeks then there might be only three trading cycles if it expands uh out to say 50 weeks which it can do there might be five trading cycles so it's it's always different but just nominally speak and stick with me here the nominal primary weekly cycle is 34 weeks and it typically has eight trading cycles they're usually not the same length they they vary plus or minus and that's exactly what is going on here the first trading cycle by the way from the october bottom of last year span on the s and p chart 49 trading days the second one was 53 trading days and we haven't got we're in the early part of the third right now and of course have not gotten to the fourth yet but the crest of the prior cycle uh occurred to the right of the midpoint that is indicative of right translation and we had a higher crest and we had a higher trough second trading cycle which terminated back on the 13th of march that was 53 trading days measured trough to trough trough to trough and the crest occurred just one trading day to the right of the midpoint um so check the box for right translation but just barely uh now let's look at some of the other indices uh let's look at the down industrials similar pattern trading counts a little bit different because the highs and lows don't come in exactly the same day uh but that's what we're looking for we're looking for either confirmation or non confirmation um first trading cycle 49 trading days the high point on december the 13th was certainly to the right of the midpoint check one box for right translation uh second trading cycle uh shift is definitely developing here 55 trading days bottom to bottom and the high that we saw in uh uh in i believe it was late december i can't remember the exact date escapes me for the moment but it was clearly as you can see on the chart left of the center line that's left translation uh oh warning will robinson danger lies ahead kind of thing um let's look at the new york composite similar structure trading count from bottom to bottom and the highs a little bit different right translation in the first trading cycle second trading cycle the high point occurred precisely at the midpoint of uh 58 trading days that's 29 which is oh no listen we're gonna take a break you pick it up after we're right back with stan harley the harley stock market letter folks sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument you have to practice sure but you also need excellent instruction from experts at tfnn you'll get advice and guidance from the authority in technical market analysis and it's not just dry tedious text either tfnn airs live financial content streamed live on tfnn.com and tfnn's youtube channel with tiger tv 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and uh and i did the same thing with the now jones transports and this table summarizes what i found larry for uh what i call the big five indices so we had one right translation one center translation and three left translation so the average there clearly is tipped towards left translation that tells me that uh the trend between now and june is probably southbound in the very very short term we're still in the rising up move of the uh of the third trading cycle from october of last year we've got a little bit more to go i think it probably runs to the end of next week maybe uh maybe the first day into april um right in that time frame and then we start methodically stepping our way down what uh what is interesting is what i think would be a a comparison to 2003 2002 time period i mentioned this in the last segment um we had uh we had four distinct trading cycles between october of 2002 and march of 2003 very similar to what's going on right now we had a low back then on october of the 10th 2002 which happened to be exactly almost to the day 20 years prior to the october low of last year and then we made another low on march the 12th of 2003 that was that same 34 week cycle but it contracted to about 21 weeks femenachi again and that cycle had four distinct trading cycles within the pattern and then from that march low it went higher i think we're going to get something very similar larry uh i think we're going to make a another low in mid june um and that's probably you're going to probably see a tremendous rally out of that hole i think it's going to catch a lot of people off guard almost the entire technical community that i talk with and watch on television uh and here in the financial media are almost uniformly bearish and i think that day will come i don't think we're there yet um so between now and june i think there's this some what i call floor mopping to uh to do and then from the mid june low i'm looking for a tremendous rally um and um maybe now back to new highs although some stocks some ets may go to a new high i think the majority of the averages have probably made the real-time high but i don't believe this market is really ready to head head south in earnest there's some longer term cycles that occurred in march and are also occurring in june that's basically providing a floor of support cyclically and so that's why the market is not yet ready to roll over and head south with a vengeance um that time will come but uh that's probably a year or more away so right now let's just enjoy the ride that's for sure now you also had some charts if you wanted to show us on gold that uh looked interesting i do yes um let's take a look at the gold chart going back all the way to the beginning of trading on the uh the comex in new york uh gold has had a tendency to make cyclical lows um every 94 months plus or minus 94 uh for those who understand the numerology that's the lucas number 47 times 2 and i've you know i'm on the air here with you um i've talked a lot about the importance of lucas numbers a lot of folks are very familiar with fibonacci very few i find are familiar with lucas uh that's kind of been the standard bearer on this uh but i find in the financial markets uh while yes fibonacci numbers are important lucas numbers and their multiples are by far and away far far more important than the fibonacci numbers well i remember a few months ago you asked me uh how to rapidly compute the fibonacci i mean the lucas numbers well our good old friend square root of five if you take the fibonacci numbers multiplied by the square root of five you get the lucas series um but uh back to the gold chart um major lows in march of 76 feb of 85 march 93 april 01 the last one of course was december of 2015 i've dumped all these dates into spreadsheet done a regression analysis out pops out a cycle spanning 94 months um which is of course less i said lucas 47 times 2 plus or minus 8 and uh a low point in that series is due once again later next year wow when we're moving the market now we got the nasdaq up 200 the s and p up 36 the dow up several hundred boy they're rocking and rolling today rocking and rolling indeed you we're up about 40 bucks in gold so you think there's a possibility that highway made there at 2020 earlier in the week is the high for a while i think it's distinctly possible yet to be proven of course um this is a a weekly chart i'm showing on the screen uh the ratios on the weekly chart are clear uh 0.146 0.236 0.382 and 0.618 of course there can be some variance there i of course put it on the uh on the uh reversal bar could it come next week or a week later well of course it can um there's uh i don't have the calculations in front of me but the variance i i believe is somewhere in the order of three weeks two to three weeks so we may or may not be there but i would say this the analysis would suggest we're awfully awfully close and if the pattern continues if it continues it would suggest the next change in trend point based on the fibonacci analysis in in late 2024 which oh by the way dovetails neatly with the 94 month cycle that i showed on the prior chart and that would be a tremendous buy-in point for the the metals complex mm-hmm oh that's really good listen stan i want to thank you for joining us today you know you put a double uh double feature in for us but this uh left translation right translation to me is the key to the cycles and uh i learned a lot over the years from wall brussard who was the first person to tell me about it so thank you for joining us we'll have you on in a few weeks and stay safe over there and remember a few more months we're going to have summer we got spring starting now so you're going to see the snow melting finally my friend the snow melting just you don't have any snow it's too soft and we did this year we had about four inches yeah but it's all gone now it's all melted everything's everything's back to fine so hey thanks 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moving up so anyway the gold worked out really good of course the japanese yen trade that we've been very very shan is worked out really well and our bonds are doing extremely well they're up well well over two points right now from the 382 that we bought yesterday so those sometimes they work sometimes they don't but the member folks the first mistake teaches the second mistake kills not tomorrow are we going to have as our guests none other than the wolf trader himself shane's million and then on friday we're going to have jim bartoloni who's going to be talking to us about natural gas and also he's going to be talking to us about that big big cell garlic they got in the bank stocks if you remember three weeks ago when it was making a perfect 382 retracement on the weekly so those are things that you want to sort of keep in mind that we're looking at here and uh we'll go from there so i hope that helps so it's raining here in the pueblo today so live every day in an attitude of 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I had to fire the guy that mows my lawn. Okay, go ahead. He just couldn't cut it. Well, you don't have a lawn, so... I know!  I'm Rick. I knew it was a joke. Right after that. Hey, you're false and ain't just a girl. I'm just a rock. I'm just a rock. I'm just a rock. I'm just a rock. I'm just a rock. I'm just a rock. I'm just a rock. I was particularly boisterous today. Boisterous. You know what's a word that isn't used as often as it ought to be used? Hmm. Hoist. Hmm. Like the hoist something. It's a great word. Hoist. Hoist. Yeah, would you hoist that? It's not as good as moist. No, but if you were... There's some words to put them all together. Yeah, if you were like, hoist is a sailor word. I feel like you have to hoist something when you're on a boat. And if it's raining and you got moist, while you were wearing a loincloth and had to put ointment on your groin, you would be a moist hoister wearing the loincloth with ointment on your groin. Gross. Today we're doing a movie review. And it's our first of Classic Month. Welcome to Classic Month. Hey, welcome to Classic Month. Also, a little caveat. This is actually Patron's January Hindi winner of their movie poll. So every month on Patreon, regardless of the tier, you get to be part of a process of narrowing down movies, a Hindi one and a regional one in any region. And then the poll to decide what we watch, you get one a month, one from regional, one from Hindi. This was their Hindi one for January. And I know it's 1983. Our cutoff was 1980. So I kind of just grouped it in. And I was like, it's three years almost. So it's technically not the classics. All the other ones that were reacted are mostly like 60s and 50s. But I think this still could qualify. I think what people talk about in the Zoom, they've put it in the classics. Sure. So just to let you know, this is Classic Month. We are only watching unless something new drops that we have to go, we have to watch. This is all going to be old movies for the month of February. And if you've said it a hundred times, we're saying it a hundred and one times. It doesn't mean that February is the only month we're going to watch classic films. At all. But we were watching for a region just so you know. This time we watched Masoom, the 1984 film, Hindi film, starring who? Mr. Dinshaw. Who's that? It's the guy we saw in the Debra movie. Yeah, yeah. I think that's his claim to fame. Yeah, that's it. He did this in the Debra film. And we said it. We called it. We were like, that guy looks like he needs some training first of all. And probably with training would do, you know, get movies and films like Duhum 3. And it's also starring, say these other names. Also starring Shibana Azmi and Jhuko Hanaraj. Right? Yeah. And Umela Matunger. Who we saw in Satya and I think something else. I could be wrong. But yeah, we saw it in Satya and I believe we did. Is that where we saw her before? Yeah, we saw in Satya. Regardless, 1983. So it's obviously going to be a spoiler review. I'm assuming every classic we do is going to be a spoiler review because if you haven't seen it, that's on you. Yeah. Sorry. So Rick. Oh, sorry. It's directed by Shakar Kapoor. Yeah. Yeah. Rick. Okay. So I've got a paragraph. Okay. A simple but strong story with universal appeal about family, love, right and wrong, as well as the damage we do when we make mistakes and the importance of taking responsibility in order to try and redeem those mistakes. Yeah. Abley carried by two solid performances of our leading lady and man, as well as an adorable little boy who I thought was a child-rithic roshan. I did too, Miss Hume. For all of its flaws, it's still a very good film worthy of being remembered for posterity and included in the echelons of India's cinematic history. Yeah, for sure. Yeah. And this director, this was his directorial debut. Did not know that. Not bad. So I actually saw that. Yeah. I've been more forgivable. He said this is his first film. He never went to film school. He just did everything on instinct. Good grief. I didn't know that. Yeah. Than any of the mistakes that I saw. Yeah. Are even more forgiving. There are some mistakes. And it's also, with Classic Month, it's going to be very difficult because it's very difficult to judge on the technical aspect a bunch of old films Yeah. To the current standards. Even, and I'm glad we're talking about this at the outset of Classic Month and this review, because we've got two things that we have to deal with. The one is you can't judge it by today's standards, number one. And you also can't judge Indian films of the past to Hollywood films of the same timeframe. Oh, yeah. It's more 50, 60s Hollywood than 80s Hollywood. Right. Because India evolved behind cinematically of Hollywood. Even the inception of their cinematic industries. We've spent a lot of movies. Yeah. Exactly. So I don't know when it was. I should look in the Bollywood book or maybe somebody knows when India not only caught up, but is at the point of doing some stuff where we've noticed, wow, you're way ahead of Hollywood because it obviously happened before Gully Boy and Pink and all those films that we had seen that were our first introduction. But it's really important because I always do that. I'll watch a movie like this and I'll look at what was going on at the same time here. And this looks 25 years older than everything that was happening here. Yeah. Not a fair comparison. I believe all the classic films need to be compared with what's going on in the evolution of Indian cinema. For sure. Yeah. Absolutely. I did, I actually really enjoyed this film. It's an incredibly sad story. Oh man. We'll talk about that. Incredibly sad, but I thought that's one of my favorite parts about it is the fact that that's a touchy subject matter that you don't often see anywhere in the film. It's like the fact that they were married and they were very happily married. Very happily married. I think he might have even forgotten that he had done this. Right. It's one of those things. I think that he had repressed it and his, I'm not saying anything that he'd, I'm not excusing what he did at all. No. But I think he even forgot that he had done it. And then it brought up, but then, because you've seen stories like you know, somebody will at that time cheat on a husband and wife or I thought it was actually pre-marriage. Right. I thought this was from a relationship before they got married. It's better for the story. It's worse for her. But it's better for the story that it's something that happened while they were getting married. Absolutely. Yeah. Because it's incredibly difficult. And I loved, I love seeing young Nasser in Shaw. He's always been just really good, really captured. He's always, I think, cared about the craft and believability. Yep. Because he was never not believable in this. And then she did a phenomenal job as well, even though I had issues with some of the stuff she did. As far as the character or the actress? Yeah. Not. Okay. We'll get into it. She did a phenomenal job. And I would have actually been okay with her doing anything. Like her response to it, like if she left him, I thought she would have been justified. Right. If she just wanted to be upset with him forever, she wanted to, you know, I would have been okay with anything. But taking it out on the child, I get it. I get it. I do. And every single time you see that child that you see your husband and another woman, like together, I totally understand that. But also it's not the child's fault. So like, I totally understand. I'm not saying you shouldn't be upset. I'm not saying you shouldn't like, you could have left him and I'd be like good on you. I totally understand. It's just, you know, I think me, my wife, I wash it with her and she totally agreed. She's like, look, I get it. I get where you're going through and you're justified. Right. He didn't do that. Right. It's not the child's fault. Yeah. So like when she just let him like, like not take care of him when he was hurt or whenever she just left the room. Yeah. Take it out on him, like the husband. He was John Snow in the House of Stark. Yeah. At that point. Yeah. And it is. It's on the one hand, you absolutely understand the vantage point of the wife looking at this constant reminder of her husband's infidelity. Absolutely. Yet that doesn't give any justification to treat the husband as bystander as if they're the guilty party. But I thought they did a really good job. Because this is, once again, a very touchy subject for a film. Yeah. And it's tough from the husband's perspective. Because obviously, he just kind of has to take it. He just, you messed up, bro.  Right. You shouldn't like, like there was one point that which I thought was really good where he was like, what should I do?  Which hits frustration even though I don't think that was justified. Because you can't really justify what you did. Right. At all. Right. You were at the wrong. Exactly. And you broke your oath to your wife. To your wife. Wrong. And so like, I get it, but I thought it was beautifully written the way. You too. The whole interaction between the two. Yeah. And I'm glad at the end, they didn't kind of just kiss and make up. It was more of a, I accept this child.  And the hard thing. Yeah. Let him know. He's okay with me. We're not okay. We're not okay. This is going to take time. Yeah. It's going to be a struggle. Yeah. But I'm willing to fight through this. And I did. For him. Yeah. For him. So I'm glad she, she finally got there with the child even though I was like, I just, I wish she wouldn't have pushed him away as much. Right. I mean, maybe not. Obviously I'm not saying treat him like he's your child right now. I get that. Yeah. Like treat him as a kid. That was my, that was my only issue with the way it was written. My wife actually thought he would. She was like, my, my issue with this is I feel like she's being made the villain. And I didn't feel that way a lot of the time. But I don't know. Maybe some other people felt that way. As my wife did. That she thought that they were kind of making her more of the villain. No, you know, I thought if there was somebody that you could point to as an antagonist, what's really nice about the writing and the way it was written is that she's being made the villain. And I didn't feel that way a lot of times. But I don't know. What's nice about the writing and the way the film is done is the antagonist is adultery. Yeah. There's no human in the story that's really the bad guy. Yeah. It's, it's, it's the, the trapping and the destructive nature of being unfaithful to somebody. And it reminded me similarly. I don't want, there's a, there's a film that has a similar topic matter without spoiling anything. If you haven't seen Fences with Denzel Washington and Viola Davis. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a comparable story about a family and a man and Viola Davis Oscar. Viola Davis won an Oscar. It was one of those that when you saw the film was I give her her Oscar. Yeah, just give her. But I loved, one of my favorite scenes both from the writing and the execution because of the capacity of the actors was his confession. I actually started getting low level anxiety for her knowing what he's about to tell her and her whole world is about to come crashing down and she did nothing to deserve it. Yeah. Those moments for me are very palpable. They were such a happy couple. Yes.  Yes. And he as well, it wasn't, he liked the song we hear being sung over him that we reacted to. Yeah. I loved that he was written in a serenity and portrayed him as a more complex Shakespearean character than just a stereotypical like Dick who's like, well I made a mistake, just forgive me. Yeah. He was like, I can't believe I did this. The only thing we wanted, a little boy together, I have and I wish I could celebrate that blessing of having the son, but this is not the way it was supposed to happen and he takes full responsibility for her. Yeah. What do I do? Did you also notice they flipped the song later in the film? Yeah. With a female voice for her same song, but she's singing the very same song as she's coming around to the acceptance of this little boy's not at fault. Yeah. This little guy doesn't have a mommy. Yeah. Maybe somehow in some providential way there's a redeeming aspect of the fact that maybe God somehow knew that I could be the mommy for this little boy and work something to take a common phrase, beauty for ashes, to take something out of this tragedy and make something redemptive out of it, which is what it does. And that's why I think ultimately for all its technical flaws and other things, pacing, it's a worthy, really good kick off to it. Absolutely. And the stuff you can you gripe on like right at the beginning, some of the Foley work was just terrible. Something dubbing? I wrote that in here. It looked like it was like just like didn't even try. No. Yeah. I put that in here as forgivable technical things like choppiness of edits and sound and the dub sound in bad Foley. Yeah. And as lovely as the main theme was for the broken hearted little kid in the situation, if that theme started up another time, I was going to like that it was a very melancholic, beautiful refrained. Yeah. But I could point was like here it comes. Okay. I don't need to hear that again. But again, I felt like everything in this from the director was all with an intentionality to try and tell the story the best the best way they could. Yeah.  Great job for a new director. But like because a lot of the technical stuff you learn. Yeah. You learn on the job. You learn. You learn as you do more films. And I thought as just the story was fantastic. Yeah. One that you don't often see. I thought all the actors I had a few. Yeah. Some of the supporting smaller people were not not the best. No. The little boy who I thought was Rithik for I'd actually look it up. I did too. Is that Rithik Roshan? Those eyes man. Yeah. They look very similar to our children. Yeah. But he did a really good job. And obviously the serenity and the woman did really well. Yeah. She was both beautiful on screen presidents and really beautiful working with the serenity and just holding it. And her character was really very progressive in terms of the relationship that they had. This was an absolute home of what felt like equal between them. This wasn't some patriarchal overloading of her and demanding things. This was living in mutual admiration and respect for each other and trying to make things work. And I also liked the way they incorporated their kids and the innocence of their eyes. And I think that was a big contributor for her character really realizing wow it's not his fault. Yeah.  Especially the book when he's crossing. That was sad. All of his drawings of himself in the family and he just crosses the mountain. Oh yeah. There was a lot of obviously questionable stuff in terms of just these characters that I was like one just tell him you're his dad. That's weird. Like why can't you tell him that. I think because he didn't want the little girls to know yet and he knew he would tell his daughters. Very strange. And then just sending him off to boarding school strange. See I'm like I don't understand but I get it. Yeah. But I did really appreciate the whole dynamic of taking this happy family and the symbolicness at the beginning of the family photo breaking. Yeah. Good point. The family he said he said my family is breaking. Good point. Because of what he did at the beginning like when I at first I thought it was so I thought me too. This was like a way I think that's what they wanted you to believe is that this was before but also I guess this he had a daughter that was older than this kid so that kind of well and it does it just from a from a while his wife was Yeah from a from a drama to a logical point of view which is the proper creation of a story that's compelling and has good conflict and you want to raise the stakes as a much more interesting compelling and problematic for him to have done this while he's married then before because it puts the wife in a position of much more difficult capacity to be forgiving and it puts him in a much more severe place of self-deprecating beating himself up and it makes it just harder to get past much harder but yeah I thought that I thought it did a really good job I'm really excited I am too once again most of all the other ones are I think I just I mapped it out in 50s and 60s or most of the other ones okay cool so we're going to get some we're going to get some old ones but some ones that oldies but goodies oldies gold that are classics like when you think of Indian cinema these are the the classics that we're trying to get to we know there's a ton we won't be able to get to all of them but we're going to try to get to a lot of them so let us know and Shah love obviously we love him and I'd love if they've worked together I'd love to watch them work I'd love to watch more of her work I've thought that she she was surprising in terms of somebody that I didn't really have any recognition for I didn't recognize her from Satya and I felt that her screen presence was beautiful no no this is not the wife oh who were you referring to earlier this is this is what I was referring to earlier but this is the friend that got back together oh that makes sense she is not from Satya okay I didn't think I'd seen her before but I'd like to see more of her work absolutely so let us know what's next on we should watch down below


وعلى الله تعالى في كتابيه وعلى الله تعالى في شقان الرجيم وما يؤمنوا أكثر أبنى لله إلا أبنى مشكلة وما يؤمنوا أكثر أبنى لله إلا أبنى مشكلة الله عزيما جال سأب in his book one of the most paradoxical statements that we know in terms of revelation one of the most paradoxical and frankly soft provoking statements in the book of Allah when I say paradox I mean as a contradiction a paradox is a contradiction it's with the code إستماع الدين that you would put together two things that appear to be opposite and I think we've mentioned this before so we do this all the time I remember coming up as a kid wondering what fresh frozen meant when you go to the grocery store they say fresh frozen it's a paradox because it can't be fresh and frozen simultaneously yetada in the bag it is we also have jumbo shrimp jumbo shrimp is a paradox because the shrimp is a small thing how can it ever be jumbo but apparently you should get the jumbo shrimp because there's more to it there's more to the little thing it's a big little thing this is a paradoxical these kind of paradoxical statements they're difficult for the mind to take in you just kind of take it at face value and say okay jumbo shrimp no problem fresh frozen makes no sense this we love let's just eat but Allah doesn't put anything in his book except that it be something to ponder upon and he says now obviously the meaning of which is and most of them are not in a state of belief you know is a present tense verb so it's indicating something that's happening now literally speaking and most of them are not in a state of belief إلا الله بالله إلا وهم الشيبون except while at the same time they are polytheists so he's talking about the people of Mecca obviously they believe in Allah SWT but they they knew he was there I had a friend of mine when I became a Muslim I told him about Islam and he said yeah I mean that's cool you know that's cool I mean I hear you guys guys there I'm there we're cool you know the same kind of idea that what's the problem I mean he's there I'm there we're having a big party but that's not belief in Allah so he said إلا الله عز و جل إلا وهم الشيبون most of them are not in a state of belief when it comes to God except that they associate with that and this is a paradoxical statement because how do you believe in Allah while at the same time while associating how do you be a monotheist while being a polytheist is that even possible because believing in Allah by definition Allah is a single entity that you put your belief into how do you do that at the same time while associating and most of us would just read through this ayah and say something like اللعب الله علي and may Allah curse them and keep moving but there's something that we need to understand that this is something that's for us to contemplate and he says again اكترهم بالله إلا وهم مشريكون so if we take this idea of shirk and we know that shirk is the thing that Allah despises the most the most despised thing Allah has said in His book that He will forgive everything except for shirk that sounds serious shirk is worse than alcohol and shirk is worse than zina to put it into perspective because I know some of us feel so strongly about this issue because it's raging in our hearts that we for example want to condemn I'm not condoning it just saying for context we want to condemn homosexuality and say these people no Muslim can ever be like this right okay that condemnation is very very very strong don't associate don't talk don't deal with these kinds of people they are shayatin and go forth and go on with that which I'm not arguing or just saying we will say that and most of us feel that way however we don't have a problem with having a friend who disbelieves in God we don't have a problem with having a friend who actually who actually doesn't believe God even exists yeah we're having Tom over tonight Tom is a مرحب Tom's an atheist and Tom's a great guy we just won't talk about God meanwhile you might have Ahmed who has a little bit of an issue battling himself with but he still believes but you won't associate with Ahmed and you'll have Tom over any night but in fact شرك is worse than that or in this case denial of God's existence altogether is actually worse than شرك which is worse than any kind of act of of homosexuality شرك is the worst thing Allah hates it and he said that he will not forgive it it's serious but what is it than شرك is to make associations شرك if you say it means literally he's an associator but it doesn't always have bad context for example you can say نعم I work in a company شرك it's a partnership most of us have a partnership of some sorts it's not a problem but you recognize that when you're in an association you recognize that we're in a partnership with someone that you need them for something they need you for something so to associate is to join between two things literally association is joining between two things or what you and I call sharing now on a basic level that's a good thing when you have a child you teach them to be a shareer sharing is not a bad thing per se you teach them to share for example if your kid has a lunch and kid next to them doesn't have anything to eat you wouldn't think it's a good thing when they come home and say لا شركة I didn't associate anything I mean with him but in this context with him I didn't share anything with him that's not a good thing everything has its place everything has its context to associate is to join between two things is to share now for two things to share they must have they must share like natures in order for me to share with something I have to have a like nature with that thing in other words the reason why for example when it comes to like natures that Allah sent down prophets as people is because if God had sent down an angel we would have gone to hell because we would not be able to to relate to that person we don't have similar natures you understand my point we wouldn't have similar natures we wouldn't be able to get along with each other because the angel doesn't even make mistakes and the messenger of Allah he doesn't he does if you look in the seerah you look at examples where he did less he did a perfection that was less than a perfection that was expected from him you find this for example you find when he he went to the he went to the to the leader of the Quraysh he was thinking that if I call on the leader and he accepts everybody underneath him will accept so he thought it was a good Dallas strategy but it wasn't the most and that was perfect but it wasn't a perfection I mean we can't even imagine this it wasn't even it was a perfection less than the perfection God wanted from him which is beyond our understanding so we said he just gave him a little like a little you know Habibi Habibi like one of those you know like the seerian Habibi Habibi in other words there's something you could have done that's even better than what you're doing and he gave him he gave him admonition in this way so he shows us that we see that in the Prophet Muhammad to know that he's also a human being so for two things to share they must share like natures for me to be able to share in what the Prophet Muhammad brought I have to be able to relate I have to be able to see myself which is why if you look in the seerah especially in the seerah and if you look in the Qur'an you will find yourself you will see your nature if you want to know how you are look in the seerah and look in the Qur'an you will find yourself and if you find yourself in a way you shouldn't be you also find a way to correct it you find a way out of the melody so for two two things to share they must share like natures and nature is an essential attribute what is a nature then I believe you're going on about nature what is a nature a nature is an essential attribute it's that thing that defines it's a characteristic that defines the entity speaking so if you were to ask me what is Abdul Latif's nature I would say Abdul Latif is six two he will not disclose his way to you that's not necessary to understand it fluctuates give me a break he has dark hair now give it a few years he has two children may Allah preserve them and give them children to the last day he is a Muslim may Allah give us خدان may Allah give us ending Allah but these are these are not these are characteristic these are attributes but they're not essential to me for example my hair now is black basically but it's not an essential attribute that my hair be black because I can either go I can go bleach my hair I can then dye it green or it can all turn white by itself which is it's doing very nicely in a very slow pace that means that attribute about myself it doesn't describe my nature it's not an essential characteristic something that's essential to my nature will be I have a soul that's something essential to me because if that goes it's not an essential attribute you'll be doing the janaza Insha'Allah please come they say 40 or more is a good deal so please come a nature is an essential attribute or what you can call a characteristic of something the nature of this building is that it's expansive may Allah expand it the nature of this building is that it provides a place to pray for people who believe in Allah may Allah make that its attribute until the last day these are characteristic these are what describe the nature of something but these are all created things these are all things that are created they have nature to them that is that is based upon their created sense of existence but let's move up one level and say that God's essential characteristic what is God's essential characteristic it took me a second to think about myself what is my essential characteristic what is it that makes me who I am took me a moment I started thinking about hair hair changes I started thinking about about even statue because from what I can tell as you get older you kind of shrink so that's not essential the only thing I can think of about myself that's always going to be there until I'm not there anymore is the fact that I have a soul but when it comes to God let's think about that what is God's essential characteristic what is it about our Creator our Sustainer our Nourisher our Cherisher our the Source of Love the Source of Destruction for that matter وَلْجَرَالِ وَالْيَكْرَمْ the Processor of Sublimity and the Processor of Nobility or you can say Generosity He's the First He's the Last He's the Manifest He's the Hidden think about all these different names these are characteristics that describe the Creator of the Worlds but which of them is essential to Him how can we describe what is an essential characteristic when it comes to Allah this is something that we should think about when I stand before Allah and I worship Allah and I call on His names and I talk to Him and I ask from Him and I contemplate Him and I think about Him and I fall in love with Him and I walk towards Him and I swim towards Him and I crawl towards Him that thing that pulls me towards Him what is it? what is that thing that causes me to be like a month to the flame what is it His essential characteristic that makes Him who He is that it makes Him absolutely irresistible even creation that doesn't know He exists in the sense that they've forgotten Him cannot resist this aspect of Him what is it about the Creator of the Worlds رب العالم that makes Him who He is that makes Him absolutely and completely and entirely irresistible is it His رحبانية is it His mercifulness is it His رحيمية is it His quality of as sustainer when you think about all these qualities you say to yourself yes yes that's there that's there that's there but it's not exactly what hits it there's something beyond even the attributes there's something even beyond the names there's just something so essential to Him that makes Him who He is that I cannot escape what is it what is that thing about God what is that thing about the Creator of the Worlds Allah what is it about Him that no thing can resist what is it about Him that no thing can run from what is it about Him that no existent creature can ever escape one of them they said fine if you want to disobey God no problem just find a place where you can't see you and do it there if you want to disobey God no problem just find some situation where He doesn't know about it you have free choice you can do what you want just find a place where you can't find it but there's something before that before before His mercy before His knowledge before His before His encompassing nature there's something that is there that is about Him that is absolutely necessary what is it God's essential characteristic is being being God is God is He is with the capital I His isness is in such a way that it never ever has been exposed to time it never was it never shall be it creates what was and it created what is in the lower case sense and it creates what shall be but His isness and His existence and His being so essential to Him that He actually is that thing He is existent in His most absolute sense and the reason why He said that creatures cannot escape that is because you can't say that about any other entity in the universe outside or nothing outside the universe but you cannot say that about anything else what's my proof everything that is has a cause that brings it into existence isn't that true for this building to be here did it just say that's it it appears no there are builders the people that are in this building that we all just like Adam and they said that's it go in the rooms full of people there are causes and causes and causes and causes that go back to Adam our existence is an existence that's built upon causes whereas our laws existence is an existence that has no cause and therefore always is and everything that needs a cause to exist which is everything but our law they all look back to the one through his own existence so God's essential characteristic is being and the being of all other things is merely an accidental the existence of all other things but Allah it just either it can come and it can go how ridiculous it is to give Allah the attribute of something that comes and goes because in order for something to come it has to have something that makes it come and the order for it to go it has to be something that makes it go that Allah doesn't come it doesn't go Allah simply is and we are the creatures that we come and go and we are accidental we are just these things that pop in and pop out and just as we needed something to bring us into existence we need something to bring us out of existence and in between between those two is there is something that has to be there every second every moment of our life is giving us existence so that we can do everything else and do you think that's because I'm a Muslim and you're a Muslim and that's the case no it's because that's a whole reality and every creature whether you believe in God or you deny his existence cannot escape this reality that your being is not yours it's caused because if your being was yours you will be able to decide when you come and go and nothing in this nothing in this universe is in that condition and the reason why all of us look towards God is because everything needs a cause and he's causing everything to happen at every moment accidental things have something that gives them existence in other words accidental things have something that gives them existence given existence can be taken away given existence can be taken away Allah gives Allah takes back the existence that I have is a borrowed existence that if Allah wants to take it who am I to say if Allah takes my child who am I to say oh he died too young who are you to say why is war happening here why is war happening there why is the Muslims even saying this who are you to say your job is to act you're the slave you don't say where to say these kinds of things is to say outside of basic humanity to question the wisdom of God in these situations is to say well you know if it was up to me I'd do it my way the world would be full of peace that's true it would be right and it's a small world after all because you're in disney land my friend given existence can be taken away and that which can be taken away and will is not permanent that which can be taken away and will at any time is not something that is blessed with permanence there is nothing permanent about my existence there is nothing permanent about your existence there is nothing permanent about any existent thing that is in this universe the universe itself is given existence it itself is not permanent the question you have to ask yourself is this مالذي يفعله بشكل كامل؟ في بعض السنة سيكون فعله سيكون فعله و سيكون فعله ولكن أنا أبحث عن كامل و Why is that? It's either one of two things Either creation, human beings in particular Is insane We are born categorically insane Trying to do the same thing Trying to get the same result No, how they said that Trying to do the same thing No Trying to do the same Trying to do the same thing over and over again To get different results That's called insanity And if I'm looking for permanence And the permanence doesn't exist Then I'm either categorically insane As the rest of you are We're all in a big loony bin Permanence before we came here And we remember it And we want it back If that be the case, then the only thing permanent is God Which means the only thing I'm looking for is God May Allah give us Allah That which can be taken away And will is not permanent Impermanence is the characteristic Of human beings Impermanence A lack of permanence is The characteristic of all creation But in our conversation Specifically when it comes to the human being Yesterday I saw on the internet A really strange Photograph It freaked me out at first How beautiful it was There was a In some country I think it might have been Australia A woman had a sea section Where they cut open her Her abdomen Lower abdomen so that the baby can come out When they took the baby out It was still in that sack Her water had not broken It was the most gruesomely beautiful thing I've ever seen It was Ugly beautiful Just like human beings We are ugly beautiful It was a sack of water And there was a cord thing And there was no breath They had to break it actually And then they saw the baby taking the air That's the human being That thing that was born from two dirty substances Raised in three levels of darkness In a sack of water And then when you and I come out From our origins Forgive me for saying this That's absolutely true We continue to be sacks We're just sacks of filth That's all that we are Sacks of filth with legs That's the state of the human being Human beings refer to themselves Through the letter I Human beings we refer to ourselves Through a very simple letter Shortest word in the old English language I Therefore a shirk is hidden In the letter I To associate is to join between two things To share For two things to share They must share like natures And natures are the essential attribute of characteristic God the central characteristic is being The being of all other things Is merely accidental Accidental things have something that gives them existence Given existence can be taken away That which can be taken away And real is not permanent Impermanence is the characteristic of human beings Human beings refer to themselves In the letter I Therefore a shirk is hidden In the letter I What did he say After being quizzed Our Brothers in choice The jinn Shaytan was asked why he didn't pray To why he didn't prostrate to Adam What did he say خلقتني من نار وخلقته من طين I am better than him You created me from fire And created him from clay And in that moment you see The danger of the word I Because you see the shift is hidden inside And why is that That which exists independently Does not have to answer to anything Shaytan had to answer Therefore his existence is dependent Such an independent existence Or such a dependent existence Does not support such an independent stand So why then do I Say I وصلكم تاك الله عز وجل وبالسنة وطاعة I employ you to be God conscious And to be To hear and to obey وصاكف الله يقوم به إنه ربما يفوره رحيم الحمد لله اللهم صلى الله عليه وسلم محمد النفاتحين والخاتمين وعلى آلهي So as we said This To repeat In summary That which exists independently Does not have to answer to anyone That which has its own Existence And existence that is not based upon Any kind of cause Does not have to answer to anyone اللهم وانتم لا تعلمون Allah knows And you do not know Shaytan had to answer Shaytan had to answer To his cause The causer He had to answer to him Why did you not prostrate to the one That I commanded you to prostrate to Therefore his existence is dependent A dependent creature A valuable creature A deficient creature And you do not know Shaytan had to answer Shaytan had to answer A deficient creature Had to answer to the one who was not And such a dependent Existence does not support Such an independent stance So why do I walk to this world With such a Shaytanic stance And they ask the majority of them They don't believe in Allah Except while doing so they are polytheists Because I can do it If I try I can do it if I try If I make effort I will succeed You need to make effort because I did it And I succeeded and if you do it You will succeed No kind of insha'Allah No kind of masha'Allah No kind of nothing And this man's name is Ahmed حتى اسمه محمد Even his name is Muhammad talking like this And this is called Taqwa May Allah give us Taqwa May Allah give us Taqwa And may Allah give us The kind of dependence May Allah give us the kind of Conscious dependence upon him That is needed to succeed in this world May he do it with his mercy And not through his Not through his examinations Because we can't make it The only way someone can make it Through Allah's examination is through Allah So I ask for Allah Some people they want beauty I say want Allah The creator of beauty Some people they want love I say want Allah The creator of love Some people they say they want paradise I say want Allah The creator of paradise because what kind of paradise Is it that even there you don't see Allah Just a perfect creation I had enough of this I don't know about you But I want this in a perfect state I just want Allah And may Allah give you Alhamdulillah


ल chuckles last message that skpätter ann about there impala chops because in agitation system impala is a very critical because the main object of agitation system is the mixing that housing how next is처 जेगाित देखाँ मिक्शीक अआत उनग़ी थार्डों लोग स्देखाँ जाजिटैत काई दिमतें जाजिटेटर के रहां। इन बे सेंवःए प्रिःाँ काई से तो थो तेलग। जाजिटेटर के रहां। उस च्लाभ खाएद खाँइटर है। यो के दिर्य जित्वत, थे आ़ब जिल फलॡिय खने गर्दे, छ़ी वffe and kappa and kappa and kappa and that, यर जिल गने मठोे अश्डके खने खचफ के老師 the सुतुत始 आशक फिलगleased दtain, सुत�� gravee देक वहुट खत्यं के लिक्वरच hoped k về planner मसे लिक्या दिर्धन सुत करतर। room गड़्टाःा वूँया थब आद य Όव कि सब़ुदा वूँँया जब बच्चाजा यात बोगाई और पिश्टाः काउछ भी। First push towards the wall of the fermentor towards the parallel to the radius of fermentor that is why that is known as radial flow, but as concerned the axial flow that the first the medium and the impeller push the medium to the bottom with the parallel to the axisGod the movement is shoes word the bottom So that is the axial mean on the main access but he's sas the radio then they is a this kind of flow but instead is that is on the bottom So the radio flow impalors are primarily use for gas liquid cont tracting but as consider axle flow implies applied more gentile Pendentel but a measent mixing, we will talk about details while talking about with graphic representation about the radial flow as well as the axial flow Here you can see that in this slide that these are different radial flow empalers this is known as you can see that Rothstein turbine as we have seen in our previous module औरकिया अदियाँ मुझवादों इसे सब वो नहीं खुआजाए एक वत थता. वे वो ब़जाओना Somehow, these are the four blades and वो प्लड़ाचा न बलते है, this is having a प्लिप की वत लिगादों विद्दों ब्यादी. These are different type of व्सिकिड� light of light, प्लगाडा जीः छलोग, and their shape and the blades so impellers are basically the associated with the blades sometime there are four blades sometime there are six blades so the number of blades is also having the part of the impeller system so here in this slide you can see when there is a radial impellers are a radial flow that what is the direction of the medium while the impellers are agitating so you can easily see that as I have already told you in case the media is pushed toward the periphery just parallel to the radius of the fermenter so with the radial flow impeller the liquid is pushed toward the wall of the tank that is along the radius of the fermenter so the radial flow mixing is not an efficient as axial flow we will talk about in detail about the axial flow but as an comparison axial flow considered to be more efficient but radial flow has their own positive factors as concerned the radial flow impellers much higher input of energy because there is a more pushing so that is the more energy that is why there is a more energy consumption in the radial flow but there is a positivity in that so as we say that the radial flow are not more efficient and having more consumption of the energy on other hand the radial flow impellers are designed to generate high shear conditions because when there is a high shear then there is a breakage of the air bubbles so having a good distribution of the air bubbles into the fermenter vessels in this slide you can see easily that what happens when there is a radial flow impellers move what happened when there is a chance of collision between the air bubbles then there is a more chance of you see separation or cutting of those air bubbles so in case of the radial impellers the bubble size reduced to a maximum minor size so that is why the radial impellers are mostly used when we talk about having a high shear effect condition in fermentation vessel


and welcome to the 2 p.m. update with me David White and of course we got a market continuing to head lower if you listen to the show over the last four or five days especially Wednesday we were starting to say you know what maybe just a little bit too much volume leading to a buying climax that's a term that Richard Wycoff coined early in the is it 1900s or 1800s I digress anyway I think it was around he was big on Wall Street from about 1910 to I think about 1935 I think he died somewhere around there anyway he had a lot of terms that he would use and most of those terms were because he had kind of the Wall Street Journal of the day in fact he sold his newspaper of Wall Street and I think that's what it was called the newspaper of Wall Street became the Wall Street Journal at some time later but he had a lot of terms but certainly when it all the volume came in at once and everybody has kind of a orgy of buying you get far too much far too quick there is kind of a lot of the three bears in it and that is you don't want it too cold you want it just about right and if it gets too hot generally it's over it kind of reminds me of the old saying that the light bulb that burns twice as bright only burns half as long except the one that actually burns twice as bright only lasts about a tenth as long if there was a little bit of truth and advertising in it anyway we're off about 1.6% in the S&P's NASDAQ's off 2% Dow about 1.2% Russell about 1.6% crude on the follow-up of yesterday which is we've got an absolute torrent of crude hitting the market now as many of these shadow shippers had huge amounts of Russian oil they were just waiting to get to market so we're probably as they say the best thing for low prices low price watch out for we'll be back in a minute with the show the reality


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