Tia pet, the pottery that grows. Colorful pegs that grow with light, light bulb not included. My little pony! Book report using Scripps it on Radio Shack's Color Computer 3. It hooks up to his TV. And Jeff said his Radio Shack Color Computer 3 play in the newest football game. Juicy fruit, it's gone and moved ya. It chews a saw, it gets right to ya. Juicy fruit, the taste, the taste, the taste is gone and moved ya. It's Adana and some of you may know me as Adana the PA. But for those of you who don't know me as Adana the PA, I do make YouTube videos about my PA journey. And I am a non-traditional PA student. I am twa- I was about to say I was turning on y'all. I'm so confused. I am 31 years old and I started PA school at 31. I had just turned 31 when I started PA school. And I have a lot of people asking me how old is too old to start PA school? Or is 27 too old to go to PA school? And so I wanted to answer that question in this documentary. So that's why I made it. This is another part of our True Life series. But this one is the true life of the non-traditional PA student. And I have these wonderful amazing PA students and pre-PA students that are non-traditional students that are going to talk to you about their experience this far in their PA school attaining journey. So those pre-PA students that want to get into PA school that are your non-traditional students and then those that have already started their program. And they're just going to answer some of your questions and hopefully give you a better understanding of how old is too old to enter into PA school. Hi, my name is Heather Nations. I'm a second year PA student at University of Florida and I'm 45 years old. Hi, my name is Tangela Barr and I am a non-traditional pre-PA student and I'm 38 years old. Hey guys, my name is Daniel and I am a current Emory PA student in my first semester and I am 29 years old. Hey y'all, my name is Alexis Appleton and I am an aspiring PA student and I'm 43. My name is Jasmine. I am a second year PA student at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia and I am about to be 41 in a couple of weeks. Hi, my name is Court Thompson. I'm a second year PA student with Marshall B. Ketchum University in Fullerton, California. I am 56 years old. So I love the level of care that PA's provide to their patient. I like that we have the time to spend with them and I love the idea of being a physician extender and being able to expand on really good care and follow through with patient care. I want to be a PA because I want to be able to practice medicine and this field would allow me to practice in the style, in the way that I currently treat patients. I want to become a PA because I want to be able to assess and treat and, you know, diagnose not in that order, assess, diagnose and treat patients. Well, I wanted to become a doctor when I was about 26 years old.  I want to be able to actually be out there and talk to patients. I had been working in the lab and I said, you know what? I'm going to get a medical school and I want to do med-peeds so I can take care of people of all ages and the very next week we found out we were expecting our first baby. So put that on the back burner. Well, I thought that PAs only did bone marrow aspirations. That's the experience that I had with PAs when I worked in the lab and I did not want to do that. But as far as taking care of patients, yes, I would love to do that. When I found out what PAs did, I was on board and I decided that that was exactly what I wanted to do so I started looking into the prerequisites. I want to become a PA because my family had the good fortune to interact with an amazing PA when my mom was fighting ovarian cancer. She made a difficult time as easy as it could be for us and she was my inspiration to want to be that person for other families. The short answer is I want to do more. I recognize that our health care system is broken and if I can be a part of the solution, I should. Well, life before PA school seems like a long time ago but it was tough. It was a lot of juggling. I was a respiratory therapist at a hospital and I worked 12-hour shifts. On top of that I had to get my prerequisites for PA school. I went into my associate's degree for respiratory therapy and then after that I did some two years as a respiratory therapist working full-time or pretty in part-time and then full-time hours and then finally going back to school as a getting my bachelor's degree in respiratory therapy and that took another two years and then finally towards the end I started taking more or the science prerequisites that I needed to complete and then my GRE so it was a long process. Well, I got my undergraduate degree in clinical laboratory science. It's known as medical laboratory science now. I was a medical technologist in the laboratory for quite a while before I had kids. When I was 20 years old, 1920, I did not want to even think about being near a cadaver. That really freaked me out so that's why I did not pursue medical school. So before PA school, I have a bachelor's degree in occupational therapy from UF and I worked briefly as an occupational therapist. I also raised in homeschooled my four children. I worked as a doubola and I have some medical assisting experience as well. Worked retail and then over the last 13 years as a registered respiratory therapist in two different hospitals. Life for me before being on this PA journey, like I said, I'm an acupuncturist also was a rehab tech in undergrad and then while I was in acupuncture school. Not really because of my life experience and my years of medical experience working as a respiratory therapist. I thought I had a pretty good shot. Sometimes I do feel like I am at a disadvantage because I'm not fresh out of college and I feel like that is more my own insecurities. It's more of me just thinking, you know, do I know enough? Am I quick enough to remember certain things because for somebody who just came right out of of college, their, you know, study habits are different than mine. I had a lot of questions about how I would keep up with younger students, how I would adapt to technology or even how much help I would need as far as being so involved with my family. But on the flip side, I have all the advantages of maturity and I communicated well with the interviewers and I brought a lot of life experience into the interview and getting my health care hours wasn't a problem because I had a career beforehand. I feel like I was at a disadvantage but at the same time I was at a advantage with some of the schools that I applied to. It really comes down to which schools that you want to apply to. So make sure that you do your research. I don't feel that I was at a disadvantage in the PA school admissions process as a nontraditional student. Most PA programs require that you have some medical experience before you start. Emery requires at least 2,000 hours but I can say that most of the accepted students at Emery and many of the top programs have considerably more than that. I believe that being a nontraditional student puts you at a great advantage when it comes to medical experience. That is assuming that you had a career in medicine before you, in something medically related before you applied to PA school, some of my classmates actually had their first careers in nothing medically related and then went out, got an EMT certification, got a medical assistant certification and just worked a few years and applied to PA school that way. Well I had an interview last week and after thinking about it the most glaring thing to me was that when I went in there and interviewed with the people, they were my peers. These are people, you know, I had mutual friends with some of the interviewers. I mean I never met them before but I knew that we had mutual friends and so it was like going in and talking to my peers. I can't imagine what that would have been like as a 21 year old getting out of college or just being younger but they were truly my peers and I felt like we had a really good rapport and just was totally comfortable and not nervous at all. So that was definitely a very very good advantage of being as old as I am. For me since I'm not in PA school yet but some of the challenges that I possibly would foresee would be setting aside time for my family because I again would be hard on myself to make sure that I didn't fall behind because I do have a family. I will say that time management is the biggest one. As an older student I can't pull all-nighters like I could in the past. I can't study all night and then expect to go into an exam the next day and do well. With having a husband and kids that's going to be a challenge to keep up with all of that but I'm very thankful for supportive husband. He has always helped me do whatever. He helped me when I was getting a master's degree in education. He took care of me. He cooked. He did everything. So I know that that's going to be a challenge but I know that he is ready to step up to it. When you're younger memorization comes easier so definitely heavier memorization subjects. I think about anatomy and pharmacology. I had to work really hard so on the academic side but on the social side I'm also juggling a family and that's important to me. So the challenges were I still wanted to be a mom to my kids and a wife to my husband and a sister and a friend and all those roles and I didn't want to let any of those go just because I was doing this. The feeling that I didn't belong there that was like really really hard for me to get over with coming again from from my background and my life experience like that was my own insecurity like I had to go get over that and I felt like oh like like I don't belong here but I do and I do now and and after you know going through it and then and and and working through it like right now I feel like I belong and I can keep going. The biggest challenge for me has been financial. I have a family we own a home in northern California central central coast but it's still a four-hour drive away so we have our home we have a rental home and I had to quit my jobs and move down here to Fullerton to be able to go to school so that means I have to have not only financial aid for the program but I also had to take out loans to keep the roof over my family's head. Another hardship is the fact that I'm down here away from my family going to school. After being married for 36 years I have a college age roommate but that's actually worked out okay but actually being away from my family missing out on birthdays missing out on scouting activities with my youngest son who's 17 missing out on stuff with the grandkids but it that is a sacrifice that I have made to get to where I want to go. I do think that when you are older there may be a misconception that you are less flexible there is that old saying that old dogs cannot learn new tricks but I am here to say that that is not true. That non-traditional PA students are maybe not good with school because they took it took them forever to to get to where they are I don't that is a misconception big big misconception. I can't really think of any misconceptions other than just what a PA does you know I've heard the well when are you going to become a doctor or when are you going to be a nurse or whatever but I don't I don't see that as being so much of a you know a misconception is just a challenge. One of the biggest misconceptions I've run into I'm older than everybody else in my class I'm older than most of the faculty initially a lot of people mistook me for faculty. Another misconception about being a non-traditional student is they somehow couldn't do it if I can do it anybody can. I would say um is that you're old and that you know you just got tired of doing the career that you were doing and then now you decided that you wanted to change careers. People think well you've worked in healthcare before this is easy for you um no absolutely not I was an allied health versus traditional medicine so I've had to shift a lot of my mindset but another misconception would be that it's really really hard for me um in an interview actually an interviewer said to me quote you know that older students really struggle academically in this program that do well clinically and unquote and it really frustrated me because actually I do quite well academically and clinically and I feel really excited about it so you can't discount someone because of their age or experience. Definitely yes um it's a lot different but it's been fun it's been very rewarding a few months into this I felt like I I feel like I have learned a lot. No I think I was pretty well prepared I did a lot of homework I talked to PA students I talked to a lot of PA's so I think perhaps the academic year I wasn't quite ready for the intensity of work and it was a really steep learning curve that I was able to jump in and do well and clinical year as far as expectation goes I I can't even imagine that I would have loved it as much as what I'm doing um even on my worst days even in my most challenging rotations I can find something good about it and I know I'm doing exactly what I want to do. A little bit uh it's really intense I think I underestimated that a little bit I found that getting into regular habits as far as study habits sleep patterns getting good sleep eating properly getting exercise and sticking to those habits and schedules uh has helped tremendously. It's not different than I imagined it would be um I did my undergraduate degree was also medical and was also here at Emory University so I'm used to a rigorous curriculum I'm used to how difficult it is however during didactic year I struggled which was definitely a new thing for me um I've never really had to make an effort to study diligently before and always managed to get good grades I'm a good test taker um but in PA school that has not been the case if you do not learn the material if you don't put in the work if you don't do the reading if you don't learn the concepts if you don't understand them and integrate them you're not able to get the good grades. First school the class that just started this fall um after my being the first kind of older non-traditional student seated a class that has several older students um so I kind of uh set the trend for Marshall B. Ketchum broke the mold I guess. I love that there's so many older um adults applying to PA school uh for me it's an inspiration and I feel like and hoping that I am an inspiration to um someone else applying to PA school to let them know that you can do multiple things you can um like you're never to do anything. I embrace it I embrace that um that I'm older when I apply to PA school um I embrace that you know I come from a non-traditional background. I totally embrace it I'm just so thankful that um I'm at this point and my kids are older my husband's supportive and you know it's just go time and it felt really good and it's been some people inspiration to me too I had a friend who just up and went to law school she's almost graduated so really I don't think it's a burden at all I just hope that I can set a good example. If I can encourage you to to follow what you know is right and what you know is for you then that's a good thing and I'll embrace that and I'll coach I'll cheerlead I don't know that I need to inspire but I'm more than happy to come alongside people. No I don't regret it um I couldn't change it when I graduated from high school I thought that I wanted to go into marketing and advertising which is a soulless and soul crushing field and just did not work for me so I didn't come to medicine until much later in life. I wish I had I really wish I had I wish I'd known that PA was an option I wish I'd known that PA was an option as a primary care provider more so than somebody who is just doing procedures if I had known that I would have gone to PA school that you know I would have applied the minute I graduated. No not really I really don't have any regrets that way uh I suppose I might regret not having gotten into respiratory a little bit sooner um spending years in a career that I never really set out to do which has kind of fell into but at the same time it allowed me to raise my family uh buy our home um and raise our seven kids. Yes and no um I don't regret being home with my children one bit um I'm sorry that I missed out on some of the earlier days of the profession but no because every bit of experience I bring to the table now makes me a better practitioner and it makes me strong and I have a huge background in rehab and human development and allied health and all of those things make me a better provider and I'm glad to bring that background with me. I don't regret it I don't regret it at all because again like you know my life experiences and my clinical experiences really made me a better respiratory therapist and and therefore you know it will contribute to you know my education as a PA student. Nope I don't there are no regrets I have a wonderful husband I have two beautiful amazing kids and I wouldn't change it like you know there was some challenges along you know the way and who doesn't have challenges but again that feel like that is what makes me who I am and no I feel like it was the path that God has me on and that's exactly where I needed to be and where I was supposed to be and and it's leading me right to where I am um right now. On my second day of PA school when I was feeling completely overwhelmed and exhausted and in tears over having to memorize a ton of anatomy and wondering what I had gotten myself into I was sitting outside of the classroom at a table and I felt a hand on my shoulder and it was one of my favorite professors and um I looked at him and he looked at me and he said I want you to know that I started PA school at 50 and this man is a beloved teacher he's an amazing practitioner and I think that kind of sealed the deal right there you're only as old as you think you are and it's never too late to start over so go for it. Don't be intimidated by those people like if they're asking you that they are probably insecure about their own age. It's a nonsense um especially as being a part of some PA groups on uh Facebook and there's lots of stories of people it's been very inspiring that graduated when they were 45 I'll be about that age or started when they were 45 so I'll say hey you're never too old to do anything. Well I tell them all the time that they're not too old uh if I'm not too old which clearly I don't think I am they aren't either.  Hey so thank you guys so much for watching before I end this documentary I just wanted to share with you all my experience of being a non-traditional PA student. So I applied to PA school three times um the first two times I did not get in and it was partially because I made a lot of mistakes just not doing my own research but I started later on in life because I already had a family um I got married pretty early on in my life at 23 and um I originally wanted to be a physician but then I changed my mind after I had a family because I'm super family oriented that I didn't want to go down that route because I didn't want to dedicate the time away from my family that many physicians and pre-med students do while they're trying to get their MD. So I decided that I wanted to be a PA and although I decided a little later on that was not going to stop me from entering to PA school I never ever thought how old is too old to start school that never even crossed my mind it was always how am I going to get into PA school what do I need to do to make myself even more better because I knew that this was the career that I wanted and I wouldn't be happier doing anything else so did my research I definitely spent a whole lot of time researching this career as if it was my job um to research the career and I bettered myself I went to school I had because I had been out of school for a few years I had to go and retake pretty much a year of college in a sense to me it seemed like um two semesters of course work because a lot of it was getting old as many of you know who are thinking about getting into PA school there are different caps on your pre-PA or prerequisite um coursework that you have to do for PA school so I had to go and retake a lot of those prerequisite courses because they were going to be on their five-year limit time limit or their seven-year time limit or the 12-year time limit for some schools but I did it and I spent the money to do it because I wanted to be a PA and I knew I wanted to be a PA so I settled down I talked to my husband about it and we made a plan and I did the courses and I passed all my courses because I knew that I had to show that I was ready sometimes I felt like okay if I'm now an older student or I'm a student with a family I have to prove that I am dedicated to this yes I love my family and I'm dedicated to my family but at the same time this is what I want to do with my life so I made sure that I got straight A's on all of those courses and it's not to say that you need to necessarily get straight A's but you need to show that hey you're ready for this so what is it that you need to do to make sure that you stand out among the masses and that's what I felt that I needed to do so I did that even with all of the naysayers and everybody who was like oh you're just settling for a PA school instead of going into med school why don't you just go and get your MD I'm like I don't want an MD I want to be a PA so I hushed all of those those naysayers and I by the grace of God got in I knew that this was an opportunity that I could not pass up I knew that this was an opportunity of a lifetime and this was the start of my career you're never too old to start your life you're never too old to go after your desires you're never too old to go after what is going to be a betterment of your life in your family's life and if that is PA school then do it don't let age stop you if it's MD school if you're trying to be a physician or MP school do it if you're trying to be an actor if you're trying to be a chef whatever your it thing is you're never too old to do it I hope you guys enjoyed the documentary again I just want to thank everybody that participated in this documentary if you want to follow them on their journey just go ahead and follow them on the different social media handles that was left in this documentary and show them your support you guys and again remember you're never too old thank you guys so much for watching and we will see you later bye do you like don't compare yourself to other people don't compare yourself to you know like a younger undergrad students that that wants to go into graduate school because you have a lot to offer I hope I get in this year and if not I'm going to keep applying I have plan B I'm going to take some more classes do some more shadowing get some more health care experience and I'll just keep at it and I'm so glad that my kids are going to get to see me do this your limitations are what you believe them to be age should not be one of those limitations at 56 years old I'm at a point in my life where from a worldly point of view I should be working as much as I possibly can stuffing my 401k to get ready to retire instead I quit my jobs I'm out of debt that I've taken on and the fact that I'm not contributing to my 401k right now from that worldly perspective might not be the best financial decision ever but I know that there are a lot of employers that have long forgiveness available there's the federal NHSC program and I will be looking to work in an underserved area to take advantage of that when I graduate because frankly that's why I'm getting into PA is to help the underserved so and to do more so the last thought is that there is more to life than money and that's why I'm here


My name is Sarah Lippincott. I'm the head of community engagement at Dryad, and my talk today explores Dryad's current and future efforts to promote data reuse. This includes enabling machine usability, interoperability, and integration with open science tools, as well as researcher education and automated processes for data quality assurance upon submission. This talk builds upon the work of Dryad's Interim Product Manager, Maria Pritzellis, as well as our former product manager, Daniela Lohenberg, and consultant Dr. Karthik Ram, a senior data scientist with the Berkeley Institute for Data Science, who spent months collectively rethinking how users access and compute with data published in Dryad. Dryad is an open, international data publishing platform and community committed to the open availability and routine reuse of all research data. Since our founding in 2008, we have curated and published nearly 50,000 data sets, representing the work of nearly 200,000 researchers at nearly 70,000 institutions around the world. Our data sets are connected with research articles in over 1,200 leading academic journals. Dryad publishes research data across domains and is a powerful conduit for data that doesn't have a home with a specialist repository. We publish only research data and work in collaboration with Zenodo to facilitate open publication of associated software and supplemental information, one of the many connections we maintain with other open source tools and organizations. Dryad's strengths are in the curation and standards-based open publication of research data, as well as our collaborative approach and community governance. Our curation process is best in class for generalist data publication. Our open source publishing platform represents the latest best practice for sharing data, connecting it to related research outputs and measuring impact. Our strategy for collaborating with other values-aligned services rather than competing sets us apart. The open sharing of data underpinning research is essential to achieving the benefits of open science. The value of openly shared data lies in its reuse. Reusable open data provides evidence to support research articles and enable experts to interrogate, validate, reproduce, and build upon new findings, which is nothing short of critical in many domains. Open data allows researchers, including those from less resourced institutions and regions, to work with data they might not be able to generate themselves. Recent policies from the National Institutes of Health and other funding bodies, as well as the OSTP memo on ensuring free, immediate, and equitable access to federally funded research, provide renewed motivation for researchers to deposit their data in trusted repositories. However, moving beyond policy compliance to publishing data that is suitable for reuse and reproducibility requires new approaches. The NIH asserts that data shared in compliance with its policy should be of sufficient quality to validate and replicate research findings. Merely archiving data would fail to realize the intent of these policies. Fair data principles, that is findability, accessibility, interoperability, and reusability, are core to Dryad's mission and are deeply embedded in our technology and services. We have long excelled at the first three elements. Reusability is in some ways the most challenging and complex of the principles to implement. Enabling reuse requires a holistic approach to data curation and publication. It entails optimizing metadata quality and completeness, facilitating human and machine access to metadata and files, and applying appropriate licensing. In the following slides, I will describe a number of the current and upcoming features in Dryad that specifically empower data reuse. I will touch on longstanding features, as well as new and upcoming improvements to our user interface and API, based on the work of Daniela Lohenberg and Karthik Ram. A cornerstone of reusability is providing sufficient contextual information to help ensure that the data can be correctly interpreted by future users. A data file without context is almost impossible to reuse. One reliable and widely accepted way of transmitting this information is through a readme file that accompanies the data package. Historically, readme files submitted to Dryad have been inconsistent in quality and comprehensiveness. Since late 2022, we have provided a readme template in markdown format and made it a requirement for new submissions. A template facilitates consistency across data publications and supports our longer-term goal of embedding the readme text within the data publication page, rather than offering it only as a downloadable file. Persistent identifiers, quote, play a role in the reusability of data by enabling rich metadata and provenance to be associated with a digital object. Dryad metadata incorporates a range of persistent identifiers, including ORCID IDs for researcher names, research organization registry IDs for affiliations, crossref funder registry for granting organizations and DOIs from data site. This metadata made available through our API makes it possible to provide robust context and build programmatic links between a data set, its creators, funders, and related outputs. Related outputs may contain essential context for interpreting data sets. These include software and code, research articles, preprints, other data sets, and data management plans. Dryad encourages authors to add persistent identifiers for this type of related work, directly linking data publication with its network of upstream and downstream research artifacts. We provide a seamless conduit for depositing code and supplemental information through our partnership with the Open Access repository platforms in Nodo. And a data publication at Dryad is a living artifact. After publication, we programmatically harvest data citations to continue building connections and adding context over time. Ensuring data quality is key to promoting reuse. Downloading data only to find it contains simple errors that render it difficult or impossible to use can generate mistrust and frustration. Our team of expert data curators runs thorough manual checks for data quality, but ensuring quality at scale requires some level of automation. Since 2021, Dryad has partnered with the Frictionless Data Project to run data validation on all tabular data during the submission process, giving researchers immediate feedback about their data so they can make edits in the moment and learn about database practices. Future work will expand this type of automated pre-curation checks to further improve the quality and reusability of all data publications upon submission. As file sizes grow, it can be a time-consuming, tedious, and resource-intensive process for the average user to download data from Dryad. This can be particularly frustrating when researchers can't tell from the metadata whether a data set will be relevant to their research. Data previews, which provide a glimpse into a file's contents, can eliminate this overhead and alleviate the barrier to reuse. In 2022, we added data previews for tabular data files, which represent about a third of the Dryad corpus. With the click of a button, users can now retrieve a quick preview of the data, including column headers and copy it to their clipboard. Connecting directly with open science tools that researchers already use in their workflow helps to maintain the integrity of a data package. Dryad's integration with the Electronic Lab Notebook R-Space allows users to export data and metadata from R-Space to Dryad and associate it with a data management plan created with DMP tool, making it simple for researchers to package all relevant information and provide vital context with their data submission. While many users explore and access data through Dryad's user interface, accessing data programmatically supports a range of use cases, including retrieving large volumes of data in a format suitable for analysis and automating regular data harvests based on a specific criteria. All of Dryad's data and metadata are available through our open API and a package developed in collaboration with R-Space makes it simple to create reproducible pipelines for data querying. Dryad obliges the use of a Creative Commons zero public domain dedication license. While some research communities remain reluctant to waive all restrictions, especially attribution, Dryad strongly believes that CC0 is the most effective way to remove any barriers to reuse. Creative Commons itself asserts that putting a database or data set in the public domain under CC0 is a way to remove any legal doubt about whether researchers can reuse the data in their own projects. And it clarifies that although CC0 doesn't legally require users of the data to cite the source, it does not affect the ethical norms for attribution in scientific and research communities. Recent news about a lawsuit against GitHub, which mined openly licensed code published by its users, is a pertinent example of how less permissive licensing can create barriers to reuse and risks for re-users. What new features can you look forward to over the coming months? We have a number of improvements on the roadmap that will further promote reuse. Dryad authors often use Excel workbooks to combine multiple datasets. This creates barriers for potential users because they can't easily evaluate the data included in a submission. We can't apply data previews to this type of file and usage notes may not provide sufficient clarity to navigate a workbook. To remediate this barrier, we plan to automatically convert Excel workbooks to individual CSV files upon submission. The individual files can then be run through our tabular data validator, curated and published. Through this enhancement, a full list of data files will be exposed via the API and the user interface, allowing human and machine users to programmatically access individual files. At least 13% of data packages in our corpus comprise opaque compressed files that contain collections of tabular or FASTA files, a text file commonly used in bioinformatics and biochemistry. When viewing a data publication in Dryad, a researcher has no visibility into the number or type of files contained within a zipped file. The issue here again is the overhead of downloading files and the ability for a user to efficiently determine whether a dataset is relevant and usable. The solution is to provide this visibility through the user interface and API. This will allow users to quickly see what they're dealing with before making a download request. Finally, in collaboration with metadata game changers and the Center for Expanded Data Annotation and Retrieval Cedar at Stanford University, Dryad is piloting approaches to increase dataset quality while streamlining submission. For example, we're piloting displaying discipline-specific metadata at the point of submission for datasets, depending on fields of research identified in the submission process, and using these metadata fields to flag datasets that might be a best fit at a disciplinary repository, as well as piloting integrations with these repositories. The approach will rely on the ability of the Cedar technology to acquire and encode standardized metadata for different scientific communities using established reporting guidelines for different classes of experiments and standard terms for metadata. Much of this work will also depend on developing machine learning algorithms based on the Dryad corpus to build the automated workflows for routing data to appropriate repositories. If you'd like to find out more and keep up to date on the features related to reuse and other aspects of data publishing, Dryad maintains a public product roadmap on GitHub where you can explore our latest feature releases and or suggest your own. We post regularly about new features on our blog, which you can visit at blog.datadryad.org. I also invite you to contact us with any questions about data reuse or this presentation or about Dryad in general. You can reach our help desk for technical support at help at datadryad.org, direct general inquiries to hello at datadryad.org, or contact me directly at sarah at datadryad.org. Thank you.


Stevenson gets the 37. Try it again. 3, 2, 1. Stevenson gets the 36-7 win over Lebanon Valley here today at Mustang Stadium. Glenn Clark with Stevenson coach Ed Hoddle. Coach, a pretty impressive performance on all sides of the ball. Saved for a couple of issues that I'm sure you'll be happy to point out for me in this conversation. But I would think that offense, defense, you're pretty pleased with the effort you got from both sides. Yeah, I think we had a special teams touch down today. We had a special teams turnover today. We were able to move the ball efficiently on offense and consistently shut their offense down. And from my perspective, that's what you want. And like you said, there are some things that we've got to clean up. We had the block punt, missed an extra point, clean up on special teams. And I'm sure as we get into the offense and defense and film that there'll be things to work to improve on. But on a whole, coming off the week that we had last week, I'm very proud of the football team, proud of the guys. They're a team. And that's the exciting thing is they're playing together. And I think it shows. Coach, in the buildup to our broadcast, we had talked about a tough loss last week and then some of the guys that you had lost in the last seven days as well and where emotionally your team was going to be. And I guess right at the beginning of this game, forcing the fumble, they came out and they kind of proved emotionally they're just fine, that nothing is something that they've been dwelling on. Well, for us, in the Mac, you've got to bring it every week. It doesn't matter who you play. A loss will affect the outcome of the conference or potentially affect that outcome. So for us, it is a consistent approach. Every week is a big ball game. And I think our guys really rallied and answered the bell today after, again, it was a long week, I think, for everybody. But you could tell the locker room pregame that guys are ready to go. And I think that's the mark of a good football team. And we've still got a lot of football to play and a lot of opportunity to prove how good we can be. I don't think by any stretch we've played our best football yet. But emotionally, I thought we answered the bell pretty well today. First start for Ty Crabb, the interception before the half, I'm sure is the one that you're going to want to talk to him about and work on. But outside of that, running the ball and throwing the ball, a whole lot of good that you saw from your quarterback. He did a great job. Obviously, we changed the offense a little bit, tailored a little bit more to his skill set. I think the thing that impressed me the most with his performance today was his maturity. It never got, it never spiraled out of control for him. He made mistakes. And I made mistakes today. And nobody let those mistakes really affect the next player, the next two, or the next three plays. He was able to get it back and check. And I think that's something that he's going to continue to improve even more on. And we were talking as a staffer in the week. And every snap he takes, he's going to get better. And that's the best part. So him coming out today and managing what we were doing and really showed some signs of significant maturity. And every time it seems like there's a running back who's sort of like seizing, I'm the guy here. There's another one who comes along and has a good day. It was tightest last week. It's Drexel this week. I guess this is what you would call a good problem to have. It is. We don't have enough footballs. They all have a little bit different skill set. And we're going to go with the fresh guy or we're going to go with the hot hand. They work really, really well together. I think all three of them and the four that are in that position group that are kind of battling for time. Do a nice job pushing each other in practice. And I think we do, Coach Larson does a nice job getting understanding what each one's strengths are and kind of playing to those strengths. So it is a good problem to have. And those guys are such good guys that it's not an issue. Nobody's upset because I didn't get touches. And that's, again, I think it's the mark of a good football team, not necessarily in an ability perspective, but a cohesive, well put together team. Coach, congratulations on a big win today. Best of luck on the road next Saturday. Thanks very much. I appreciate it. He is Coach Ed Hoddle. I'm Glenn Clark for GoMustangSports.com.


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Hey guys welcome back to a weekend in my life vlog I feel like I haven't done one of these in quite a bit January I've mentioned this before but has been a little bit of a rough month for me because I have been sick Just dealing with a lot of things that I've just been it's been rough, but we're still having a good time um anyways This is by this time you guys already know about Texas. So if you guys don't know I'm moving kind of Lincoln bio, but Yeah, this is my Well, I guess actually I move next Sunday today's Thursday But my weekends are typically like Friday Saturday that I vlog these because I'm at church like all-day Sundays, and I'm not gonna vlog that but yeah It's like one of my last weekends in LA.  I just got ready and I did my hair And I actually like really love how it just like kind of turned out and I've been brushing it I actually use the way cuz I've literally been talking about way products so much But it's because they're all my new hair products I use the way wave spray, which if you guys saw a recent vlog, I tried to use it when I was drying my hair I was not it But I actually really love the texture that it gave to my like curls because I want them to kind of be waves You guys are wondering I use the dry bar three-day bender. This is a really really good curly iron You guys can get it at Sephora. I don't know about Ulta, but yeah anyways If you guys are new here subscribe, but I'm really excited for the next two days a very exciting day the studio I'm recording with Becca Tilley and Kat Sadler. If you guys are bachelor fans. I'm not like I've never watched it Becca Tilley is like all the bachelor and then she also has a podcast with Hanyu Rad and everything and then Kat Sadler was on E and it was at the whole like pay-cat thing So I'm like really excited for today, but I'm almost a little bit nervous because Kat is literally like a journalist So doing something like this with someone who like has professionally done it forever is a little bit intimidating But not that it's not that bad anyways If you guys are new here subscribe also guys my Instagram as of lately has been looking so much freaking better like Wow are we not proud of myself like you can't really even see If you guys are coming from this vlog comment. Hey girl. Hey, and then I'll stalk a lot of you guys But yeah, anyways. Oh, also my newsletter so excited this launch yesterday I'm really freaking excited. Basically if you guys didn't know I'm doing an email newsletter That will be I said bi-weekly originally and I ought to say I'm feeling I'll just end up doing it weekly But there's gonna be like my favorite products. It's like my podcast and just me my favorite products reads listens favorite follows I'm gonna do like a thing seven learning sections and that's so big on my podcast and yeah I just gonna be super fun. So you guys are gonna be a part. It's not gonna be a good annoying thing I'm actually really into newsletters right now. I will have a link in the bio in the bio link in the description Just sign up for that But anyways, I need to go make breakfast and then I need to film a video really quickly It's 9 12. I don't need to leave for the studio for like two more hours But yeah, I've prepped completely for these episodes. I'm ready to go I just really want to get this video filmed and out of the way so then I can like do I think I'm gonna film the video First I'm hungry, but I just want it to be done because it's just like weighing on my conscience You know what I'm saying so anyways, I'm gonna change my top film a video and then get this show on the road guys This is so comfy. I don't want to change. It's like 9 a.m. I woke up at 7 I didn't have personal training this morning. It's got moved to Monday So I'm taking the day off because I was so freaking exhausted I was waking up at 5 a.m. All this week to work out and do two workouts, which has been amazing I feel so good, but it's nice to just kind of chill So that's what we're doing. We're recovering this weekend. It's gonna be really exciting. I'm hanging out later It's gonna be fun guys. I'm so in the way.  I just finished filming a video. I am so glad I did that You know when you just have something to do is that you keep putting off?  It's 9 34 That's good. I believe it like 11 15. So I'm literally so excited. Oh my gosh. Wow So that's just where I'm at right now and I've got all new candles because I have one inside smell like Weirdest thing ever it gave me a flashback. It's all right for breakfast. I just made my go-to a breakfast I just do rice cakes avocado lemon and then Some everything with the bagel seasoning the lemon is the secret trick to this and makes the biggest difference But it's actually really good. All right guys. I just put on an outfit for today It's like my little most basic simple everyday go-to outfit. So I'm just wearing Quintin's leather jacket that is now mine I'm absolutely obsessed with it. And then I just have this white crop top That's like just a Hanes t-shirt my necklace that I wear every day normal hoops that I wear every day These jeans or Levi's I need to like wash them because they're big now But they fit me like so well when they're washed and then they stretch out easily But I think I've definitely like lost some weight or something because When I got back from break or something these fit me better than normal. So like or maybe I gained weight Honestly over break it probably makes I don't really even know but it's regardless. They fit really great now And then I just have some docks on underneath. I need a new pair of everyday shoes Like this is my mission. Honestly, maybe I'll find some tonight I need a good just pair of slides like not like the Gucci loafers, but kind of the same idea does that make any sense like Not the Gucci loafers But something that would serve the same purpose and then I wish that I just had these without the ties It's just like a chunkier thing, but I don't know if it's like worth buying at this point now Again for my reaction thing has gotten a lot better. It still is like really dry right here There's nothing I can do about that but this side of my nose is perfect And there's still some dots here, but other than that, it's really good I'm gonna switch my bags over right now. Also. I got this really cute like fun camcorder that I kind of gonna bring today No, not today, but it's like super cute. Maybe I'll bring it tomorrow I think I might actually for Morgan's dinner or brunch So I have the capari lip gloss that I actually linked in my newsletter So go check it out and then probably my air pods. Oh my gosh this lip addict stuff It's so good. I'm going to a Mayfair gifting Tomorrow at house in Venice, which I'm excited for and this brand is gonna be there But this is the best lip gloss I've ever used. It's actually pricey I didn't realize that it was like more expensive, but it is just so freaking good So I'm just gonna move myself over and then I'm gonna use this purse today I still have to find a zipper for this. I ordered some of Amazon and they all just fell off So I need to find a zipper replacement really bad. All right guys I actually decided I want to go get a smoothie at creation because I'm still kind of hungry And I'm not gonna have lunch until very like until like probably 2 30 or 3 So I'm gonna go to creation and then get some work done currently. It's 10 08 and I don't really need to head that way until like 11 15 so I'm gonna head off It's like so close to my house and just get some work done there and get my favorite smoothie in LA the yellow diamond smoothie It's so good.  I came for this smoothie. It's the yellow diamond smoothie It's so freaking good. I think creation's only in LA. Oh my gosh. This is every time it goes off. It's embarrassing But it's literally the best smoothie ever. I really just needed this to like really fill me up. It's so good All right guys, so I'm leaving creation.  I kind of started editing a little bit. Oh my gosh I'm freezing from that smoothie. I have all these clothes to donate in my back seat So I put them on this side too so that you guys will see it in the vlog shot and it'll bother me So that I'm more inclined to donate them quicker. But anyways, I'm so cold from that smoothie Yeah, oh my gosh, we got a large it's seriously the best smoothie ever Lately ever since oh, I don't think I took my antibiotic this morning The first day I forgot ever since I got sick my I'm just like more sensitive to like food and coffee and stuff It's super weird, but like I I don't know. I just I don't know so anyways. I knew that my stomach needed something else on it before Drinking more coffee at the studio and then lunch, but I'm kind of like nervous like I said Like I never get nervous for recordings, but I think well today It's cats out there in back of Tilly to like I think it does cats out there like literally like this is what she does like she is well, I guess it is what I need to but I Think I just like really respect her and she's like been on you for forever and will ever so I think I'm just like I don't know honestly I'm just cold, but I am slightly nervous Which is kind of good for me because I feel like I don't really get nervous because I pretty much know Everyone that comes on but I'm gonna listen to my yeehaw bops playlist because it'll really make me calm down I think and I'm gonna head over to the studio Wow guys just wow. I'm literally so cold All right guys. I made it to the studio. We've got two recordings today. I need to set up. I always use I don't know how that happened Okay, I always use my iPad pro. It's like the best thing to have for recordings Okay guys, so I just finished recording I need to get my keys out of my bag. I recorded with cat toddler and back at Tilly. It was so fun at my first I did cat first Which it was so good. I could have been better, but That's okay, and then my keys are down here Becca came and at that point I was like an hour and a half like in warmed up And so I feel like I did really good on that one honestly I think you guys are gonna like love the back at Tilly episode. She's the sweetest girl.  We instantly clicked and we just I don't know. She's just great. So Anyways, I'm now going to meet Jess for lunch We're going to grassy a small tree which is actually so close to here. Thank God I picked that place But yeah, I'm just so excited. It was really fun made it to grassy a small tree Yeah, we're see a puffer We're gonna cross the small tree look so good, right? Wow. We got some churros. It's amazing Wow, I just had deja vu Jess and I have to grow up now getting Morgan's birthday present I just said deja vu to the first day I moved to LA and my sister and I came here. I went to your mommy burger Oh, wow. I love mommy. I've never been there. Well, you're beaver. Yeah, they have the impossible burrito Apparently it's at the best one too, but I don't know cuz it's not like a random burger No, it's really good. I have had it, but it tastes so much like me Oh, I would rather eat me and then eat that. Well, yeah, but it's a good it's good. So we oh my gosh We're going to Nordstrom. I might want to get something at the bar here Or my mom's like coffee. No, yeah, like the the E bar. It's over there All right, so here's what I'm looking up for Morgan for her birthday.  Yeah, this is like kind of what I was thinking I'm gonna look through it, but I want to see this stuff too. I already got her passport holder for Christmas I love their like yeah, everyone loves the weekend or bags Yes, yes, thank you Yeah, see that's what I want it because it has brushes and like that's I'm gonna get one too Great, but it's so big. It's so good for travel. Like I mean like I'm not even gonna have enough stuff to fill this up But you can put your skincare and stuff too if you wanted. Yeah, but it's like structure. It's like that's not Yep, that's that's what's gonna happen QQQ alright guys, so me and Morgan gonna have matching travel cases kind of large But she packs a lot but not a lot of makeup. So hopefully she selects it We just got some Masha after a little shopping. We walked two places and we're out All right guys. I just got home. I'm in my matching pajama set It was like 8 p.m. If that maybe 7 30 on a Friday night and I am so happy to be home lately I haven't antisocial because like I'm still seeing people but I think I'm like normally I'm working out at like 6 a.m And 7 a.m. So I have two workouts done by like eight and so at that point obviously like my day ends earlier And then like I want to see people during the day, but like at night I honestly just want to be in bed and I've kind of really just enjoyed I look very crazy I just have enjoyed my time to myself, but obviously like next weekend and like over next week I'm gonna be seeing literally next week's like a very social week. So I think I've just been like You know enjoying it sometime by myself, but yeah, I have Morgan's birthday lunch tomorrow going to the Mayfair gifting in the morning So I want to like watch scandal. I might go get a snack From the kitchen and just enjoy my Friday night.  Oh, let me show you guys what I got from Nordstrom Okay, so I got the shea Mitchell like base thing. Why did I put my hair up at this point now? So I've been saying I really needed a bigger makeup pouch and this one is like amazing because we open it and One it's huge. So that's really nice. So I can put so much in it What would you play a question like right here? Like what would this pouch before but this like has all your brushes here just so nice And then there's just like a lot of space Which is really good for travel because I can just like move everything like I'll show you guys right now my problem right now my issue is that I just have like Like these things this is like skincare and then I have like this which is like obviously it's not big enough So I might just transfer this all over. I'm like so actually so freaking excited for this away. Oh My gosh, it's even cooler. So there's like a zipper thing here. Wait. Okay. What would you guys put here though? Look, I don't even know. Wow. This is so cool. Wait guys. Just kidding. It comes with a mirror Okay, wait, this is so freaking nice. So I got one for morning for her birthday too. I was kind of shopping for both of us But oh my gosh, wait Yeah, that is so cool. Okay, so then I put that in the zipper which I really like so I'm gonna transfer everything over right now Okay, so update on this here's all my makeup like as you guys can see I just don't have that much But as far as like travel, this is really great. I could definitely add some more like this Fenty Foundation is like messed up. I am too pale for this color right now So I need to tan but I actually do really like this foundation keep sure that it's me in the dark But also I can just keep my skincare in this patch if I want I have all my brushes in here I don't know how it like sticks it like seems like it's magnetic Well, it's kind of weird anyways, and then perfect. It's just so much better like it's just cleaner I think and it looks better out on just like my makeup stand and stuff that my other stuff did it was just too cluttered and I have really started to like Just like a go-to like makeup bag just especially by the nature of like how much I'm just gonna be like bopping around You know this would also definitely fit in here, but I just like it better on the bottom So I'm just gonna keep it up right now, but yeah, I love that. I didn't say the time off I will have it linked up a little I'm like so so so excited about it. Wow All right guys time for bed I have some veggie sticks nothing too impressive and we're gonna be watching scandal I'm literally so obsessed. My roommate was just telling me she's not obsessed because I was like you have to watch it It's really next level. It's the best show ever. So that is what we're doing tonight. I'm so so excited Good morning guys. It is Saturday morning 8 a.m Um, I think I'm just gonna read a little bit this morning I don't really need to get ready until probably around like nine something. So yeah, I'm just gonna Get some reading in start up my morning. Be so relaxed Okay guys, so I am posting morgan's birthday photo to instagram Um, I'm really proud of myself because I figured out well, I didn't figure it out Keaton taught me how to get photos from this camera that I'm filming on onto my phone with wi-fi And I just remembered a new work when she taught me that and I originally downloaded the printer app and not the photo app So I'm really actually not great with technology. Anyway, it's gonna post this if you guys haven't followed me. It can deal with All right, so I kind of had my outfit picked out Honestly, I think I'm gonna end up wearing this sweater and then these shoes With these just we're going to like a nice cute little birthday brunch Um at margos in san amonica. So it's still kind of like casual and cute But I think this is what I'm gonna wear these right guys. I just got ready. Um, I really don't like the look color I'm gonna have to change that out. But guys this is really second day curls I put I fixed like the front which I kind of wish I didn't but it's literally like the best second day. It's amazing Um, I'm gonna try some dry shampoo. My hair is actually not greasy, but You know whatever also, okay, so at the end of season five of scandal Comments on below if you guys like scandal. Oh my gosh. It's my favorite show ever But it's so Stressful like last night. I was just trying to relax and I was like, oh my gosh This is like the most stressful the show has ever been So just getting a little bit stressed and oh no, I got this towards the front of my hair. So it's like a gray hair Great, don't you love when you do that? I'm gonna put in some more wave spray It's a great texture This is why it's nice when I don't work out and ruin my hair every day but like I work out every day so It's very very rare that I have three days of no workouts So like I forgot that I can actually like have good hair, you know It's just like literally I have to do this every single day and that's just like not gonna happen So oh scandal's coming back on gotta go All right, so I'm ready. It is nine forty five. I need to head out. Um, I want to get like breakfast somewhere I don't want to make breakfast here because it's just like I really don't feel like making breakfast. I might make a breakfast somewhere Um, but I'm going to the Mayfair gifting so I've never been to one of their gifting houses Because I've never been able to make it out But I'm excited because I was already getting in the west side today. So I'm like perfect So we're gonna do that at 10 30 after that I'm gonna go get wrapping stuff for Morgan's presents And then we have her birthday brunch at 12 15 that I'm really excited for but I'm ready to go So freaking hungry. All right guys, I made it I am like a tiny bit late which I hate being late because I forgot Morgan's present at home So I was gonna be like 20 months early then I remembered and then I went back So um, so anyways, I'm heading off into the house. I'm like 10 minutes late, which I hate but I'm so excited All right guys, so I just got back from the gifting I got a bunch of like lip attic stuff and then some jewelry and then the other things Um, they have to mail to my house. So I just gave them my taxes address Things are very official. I'm changing like pure addresses the taxes if you are company that um I'm on your PR list or you send me something or whatever Please don't send it to the taxis. It's the LA house. So Sam obviously for Mayfair and I love her We did a podcast episode together. It was so good um She owns Mayfair which like does so much but they came out with merch and done all this like really cool stuff And I love them so much. So Yeah, that episode's like bit up. It's a really good one, but I got some stuff. They're mailing me some stuff. It was great. I am going to put my phone I think on the charger finish posting this instagram story guys. I legit cannot stop listening to my you-how-bots playlist That's my Spotify profile um This is all I've listened to for the past like week plus I just it's really just changing my life So I got really lucky. I was thinking earlier. I could just stop my burrow because it's on abitkenny I'm just not a huge menace person. Like I really actually don't like menace at all, but um, they have this really cute store called burrow um Using my favorite lookaloss ever But it's really good for gifts and like cards and all that. So I'm gonna go in there And see what they have instead of CVS so I can actually like this stuff. Um, I'm kind of still so hungry I did stop and get a little bit of breakfast and like we're going to food in like less than an hour, but I'm just so hungry with such cute little cards for friends like So cute I like the design of that That's literally this is my ideal card guys. All right, so I got this um From burrow, but they don't have gift bags and they said there's another one down the street that will So I'm going to stop by there and pick up another gift bag All right guys, so this is the only gift bag they had which is so not Morgan But it'll do I just wrote in her card. Um, this is what I get for waiting last when it's wrapped things In my house. I really want to have a cute little Closet for wrapping where I have like cards on deck and ready and just like cute little gift bags and stuff and start collecting them Just because I think it's cute Especially for like housewarming gifts and just like random things to getting people cards all the time Love that. So that'll be my new house. But yeah, it doesn't just have to do All right guys finally showing you everything I got. Um, so this is a mix of Christmas because this is supposed to be delivered to her house And it didn't get delivered. I've already shown you guys. It's a passport holder. I'll show you um But I got engraved with her initials on it. So that's from Christmas from the daily edit. It's super cute And then this is also from Christmas guys. This is so bad. Um, I got a wine holder We just never picked a time when we were going to give gifts and then she just surprised me with mine And then for her birthday, I got her this Travel set that I've already shown you guys a billion times when I'm really excited about that All right guys, I finally found parking. It was a bit rough, but I'm in Santa Monica. We're going to Margo's for brunch Um, I have my gift guys. There was literally a burrow across the street from Margo's. I didn't realize it.  All right guys, I made it to brunch to Morgan's birthday. I made her open it I got you a cute card too. I think you'll think it's funny double the fun because Kinsey also They already know to give me my Christmas present In my defense, we didn't have time and you surprised me and then I forgot to mail it Okay, ready ready ready That was your funny Christmas gift Oh, it's not perfect. It's not fun though. I thought it would be good for your bath. I can drink my kombucha out of it when I take bath See right because I already do. Oh, that's funny. I thought it would be perfect And then I know what this one is. Yeah, because I flat out gave you the idea. Yeah face my indirectly But I don't know what it looks like. Oh, it's black. That's amazing. Yes. Isn't it cute? Yes Wow, I need this Wow, here we go. And then I don't know what this is. It's a travel makeup skincare kit It's from base or whatever. I just got one too. It's really good. It's big, but it carries everything Oh, well, I'll have to wait to see what it looks like in there. Well, there's like there's like compartment. It's very cool Trust me. I've been waiting and I ended up getting myself one. I'm from researching for your birthday. So here we are I'm glad that helped you out Morgan is talking to you Barry from cheer wishing Morgan a happy birthday. She cried I literally just cried because I'm so shocked That's such a good gift Okay, guys, I'm back from brunch and I changed back into my pajamas. It's like 3 30. Um, I need to put away some laundry I'm doing laundry today Other than that, I really am just planning on watching scandal Relaxing just chilling because this next week is going to be really busy I have six a.m. Training every day and then I have a lot of stuff going on Just like naturally it's like my last full week in LA for a little bit So yeah, I'm going to just relax and rest today and then edit some videos Just so I'm a little bit ahead on that maybe do some school work. But yeah, I just seem to Clean this up really quick All right, guys. So update. I just edited a video watching scandal surprise surprise But I wanted to show you guys the furniture that I am picking up So this is the dining table I'm getting for my living room This is the couch I'm getting and it's actually on sale I've had this stuff pulled up my laptop since like January 1st But I don't want to order too soon because we don't close until February 3rd And then I have this coffee table that I'm obsessed with I think Lauren has it and if this is the one that Lauren has She told me not to get it because it stains but like Hopefully and I just love it so much like I really I don't know if it's the one she has I'll figure I'm going over next week. So I'll see but anyways, um love this I already got chairs. So I'm excited for those chairs And yeah, it's gonna be super cute. So I'm pumped. This is all I have These are like my big purchases. Honestly, the chairs are not I seem to get a rug And then chairs for the around here honestly as far as furniture goes for downstairs for now and that's good So I'm so excited Okay, so the next thing I'm doing for decor is I'm getting the Destiny's Child and Casey Musgraves Vitals and then I'm just getting them framed. So I'll frame them I don't know where I'll frame them probably in my living room somewhere But it's just so fun. You know, like I love Destiny's Child I love Casey Musgraves. Oh, you know what? I wonder if they have the JoJo one Oh, no, I can probably find it though somewhere. I don't even actually know if hers is on vinyl But that would literally be perfect. I'm gonna have all this stuff linked down below too in case you guys are interested Guys, I'm actually killing this right now. Okay. So I found these on target. There's a little Louis Vuitton Chanel and Dior Um book these are smaller.   I feel like in a second So I ordered pop eyes to treat myself Can I the chicken sandwich? Um Yeah, it was like literally free on door dash as I credit. So I was like, you know, why not? Um, but I also, oh my gosh, I've been playing around with this camera. I wanted to take a lot of fun footage tomorrow Um tomorrow Sunday, so I'll be a church all day and then I'm gonna be hanging out friends. I'll break but yeah, I'm really excited Um for this. This is like super cute Anyways, I think that's gonna be it for this weekend of my life vlogs tomorrow. I'm just a church all day And wow, I'm like really excited for my hair to go along again But anyways, um, I shower and I self can that's why I look like this I've just been editing and I've been purchasing so many things for my house. I'm really excited. I have the Okay, let's go through this. I have the couch coffee table Uh kitchen table two of the six chairs Two living room chairs. I really need TVs. I need all of my bedroom furniture all my office furniture I'm first gonna focus on the downstairs because that's what I'm gonna spend most time I feel like and also I don't really that's what everyone sees and also I don't really know the vibe I want for my bedroom. I kind of know what I want for my office But I kind of want to go like shopping in person for that stuff a little bit more Um, but yeah, that's what we have so far Also, I think I really want to work with like a Dallas professional organizer So if any of you guys happen to like know any professional organizers in dollars I like would love to Do something like that for the house because I feel like that'd be great especially like kitchen wise I would love that Seriously, so anyways, I love you guys so much I will have everything that I talked about in this video linked down below and I'll talk to you guys soon. Bye


نموت في القرآن إنه أنزلناه نقاعد في القرآن في ليلة القدر خلال إنه أنزلناه الله سبحانه وتعالى نقاعد في ليلة القدر فماذا قال القرآن ؟ لقد قدرقوا بالتواصلة الانتريج يوجد هناك بلا أيام~~~ رغم القرآن بالتواصلسة ون 밝وا بلا أيام جلالوا الدين السيواطيكي دخل فيه بايام التقان في العلوم والقرآن جلالوا الدين السيواطيكي دخل فيه اخواته شخصا أول أحد هو أن القرآن نزل جملة. القرآن يأتي في مرة إلى السماء الدنيا الله سبحانه وتعالى يأتي من اللوح المحفور ويأتي إلى مكان يسمى بيت العز الذي يأتي إلى السماء الدنيا ويأتي هنا ويأتي في الليلة القدري بعد ذلك القرآن تأتي من بيت العز ويأتي إلى السماء الدنيا مونجمة it came potion bit by bit and this view is correctly authentically transmitted from عبدلله من العباس this call is authentically transmitted from who عبد الله عبد الله من العباس that the Quran was sent down brought from the اللوح المحفوب إلى السماء الدنيا. فالقرآن كان من اللوح المحفوب. كل منها كانت مضيحة في ماذا؟ سماء الدنيا. وهي بيت العز. ثم بعد ذلك كان من هنا إلى نبي الله محمد مونجمن. بيت بيت. وهذا هو الولى. الولى هو أن محفوظا من القرآن. يجب أن يأتي لأوانا. فهي يعني أن الأولى القرآن هو أن الأولى القرآن يأتي وبدأ وبدأ وبدأ وبدأ وبدأ. لذلك هذا هو ما يفتن. أولى القرآن وبدأ وبدأ وبدأ وبدأ. العلامة محمد مونجمن وإبراهيم. وهي كان مفتيا قبل الشيخ عبد عزيز. إبن عباز. أليه رحمة الله. هو أن العلامة محمد إبن صالح ولعوث يميم. يجب أن يساعد الأفكار من العباز. ويجب أن يفتن. ويجب أن يجب أن يفتن. هذا هو أن القرآن يبدأ على الليلة القدر. أول مرة أن القرآن يبدأ هو أن العلامة محمد إبراهيم. العلامة محمد إبراهيم. أولى الشيخ عحمه الله. وشيخ محمد مونجمن وصالح ولعوث يميم. يجب أن يفتن. هو لأنه يجب أن يفتن. من العلامة عن عبد الله إبن عباز. هناك الناس who use it in their advantage. مثل الشاعراء. The way that they use it in their advantage is that the الشاعراء are a deviated group. The way that they use it in their advantage is in the following way. They said that if the Quran came from what? If the Quran came down from where? If the Quran came down from the لوح المحفظ. And then it came to the سماء الدنيا. And then from the سماء الدنيا it was brought to the messenger that could be understood that the Quran was not read onto جبريل. Okay. So the Quran all it got taken from is the لوح المحفظ. And then it was placed at the سماء الدنيا. And then from the سماء الدنيا it was brought to the messenger. And as you all should know is that the الشاعراء believe Allah's speech does not come out of him. They believe what is known as كلام نفسي. Allah's the speech is within him. It doesn't come out. Because they don't believe Allah utters and vocalizes. And that his الله سبحانه وتعالى has a voice. They don't believe that the الشاعراء. So when they were asked where does this Quran reach us? They benefited from what? The call of Ibn Abbas الله تعالى تعالى عنه. And the call of Ibn Abbas doesn't support them in any way for more shape. The reason why he doesn't is because Abdullah Ibn Abbas mentioned that the Quran comes from the لوح المحفظ and where does it come down to? سماء سماء الدنيا. But then it doesn't negate that جبريل could have still heard it from Allah even though it is in the سماء الدنيا. That Allah read it for him. جبريل onto جبريل and said this part take it to Muhammad. And that is what we believe. When we bring the نصولs together doesn't make sense brothers. So the first time before it even came from the لوح المحفظ it was read on to جبريل. And then after it was brought to سماء الدنيا to نبي الله محمد it was also read on جبريل again.  Who spoke it because the Quran is Allah's speech. And Allah said in the قرآن وإن أحد من المشركين استجارك فأجيروا حتى يسمع حتى يسمع كلام الله. In the other eye Allah says يريدون أن يبدلوا يريدون أن يبدلوا كلام الله. So the Quran is the speech of who? It's the speech of الله. And the قول of عباس is the قول of the جبغور المفصرين. And it's the قول of the جبغور العلمة. Meaning the قول of the جبغور العلمة. And that is the strongest إن شاء الله. إن أنزلنا الله says we sat down who the قرآن في ليلة القدري what opinion do we take that the قرآن was sent down جملة واحدة one time إلى السماء الدنيا to the السماء الدنيا and then from the السماء الدنيا it came to نبي الله محمد مفرقا منجمن how do we reconcile between إن أنزلناه في ليلة القدر that the قرآن was sent down ليلة القدر وقال الذين كفروا وقال الذين كفروا those who disbelieve they said وقال الذين كفروا لو لا نزل عليه القرآن جملة واحدة كذلك لنثبت به فؤادك ورتناه ترتيلا if this قرآن was sent down جملة واحدة the قرآن جملة واحدة these are the conditions that they were stipulating pay attention here and here we have Allah saying we sent down the قرآن in portions and in bits why لينثبت به فؤادك so we can solidify your heart with it and Allah saying we sent the قرآن by bit and we all together brothers and here صورة القدر all at once so how do you reconcile between the two we reconcile between it based on the word which is that صورة القدر is talking about the قرآن all of it came down once from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from from القدر يعني شرف رفع something that's high, that has a great position. Does that make sense? And the سياق of the Qur'an, the Qur'an itself, the context that it's in, it shows that yes, it could mean this because Allah says after that وما أدراكما ليلة القدر، ليلة القدري خير من ألف شار So Allah is the fact that he asked, do you even know وما أدراكما ليلة القدر؟ Do you know what the ليلة القدر is? So what does this show that he has what? It has a sheriff and it has a what? A rifa. It has a great position. So the first reason or the first reason why it's called ليلة القدر is because it has what? It's a sheriff and it has قدرة. I mean a rifa sorry. The second one is the reason why it was called ليلة القدر is because This is the night الله سبحانه وتعالى He destined وقائع السنوية وما وقائع السنة وما تقديروا السنوية as the scholars call it The whole year what's going to take place is going to be written that night That night is written what is destined for you that whole year الله تعالى قدر has levels. There's one when you're in your mother's stomach ثم يكونوا علقة مثل داري ثم يكونوا مضغة مثل داري ثم يرسلوا إليه ملك فيوفخوا فيه الروح ويؤمروا بأربع كلمات بكتب رزقه واجله وعمري شقي أو سعيد إذا أجل عندما يأتي في مدينتك فهي قدر قدر for you And there's another one that's done which is what? The yearly one. There's a yearly one that is done.  That's the second meaning why it's called الليلة القدر Meaning that that year is being written on that night The second one is that الضيق الضيق here means that it's tight The Arabs use the word قدر when something is tight Even Allah used it in the Quran و أما إذا مبتله فقدر عليه رزقه فقدره here means wait Allah makes your provision tight for you So they said the reason why it was called الليلة القدر is because the angels come down And they fill this earth And the earth becomes tight on the angels These are the three أقوال And the first two is the strongest The first two is what? Is the strongest of why it's called Why it's called الليلة القدر The third point that we have to understand is الليلة القدر when is it تعيير الليلة القدر When can we narrow it down to When can we say it is First of we have to understand This is from the مسائل The scholars they differed و اختلفت فيه الأنظار The observation of the scholars became different إِمْنَحَدِرْ مَنْشَزِنْ فَتْحُ الْبَارِيِ That the views of the scholars have reached 40 different views 40 There are how many views brothers 40 different views And if you bring the If you bring the Ahadiths together now They become different in what it says Okay brothers and sisters If you bring the Ahadiths and the Nussos together It becomes what It becomes different و لذلك The person who was very strong and adamant in his view And was strong on it In a sense what I mean strong He believed in it with unwavering conviction Was the noble companion أبي أبي سوى by Allah And he said وَاللَّهِ بَيَ اللَّهِ إِنِي لَاَعْلَمُ أَيُّ لَيْلَةٍ هِيَى بَيَ اللَّهِ I know what night that day is I know what night that day is هي ليلة التي أمرنا الله بها It is the night in which Allah commanded us Sorry the Prophet ﷺ commanded us It is the night in which the messenger commanded us صلى الله عليه وسلم بقيامها The pray and to establish that night هي ليلة وصبيحة سبع وعشرينة It is the precede It precedes the morning of the 27th It is the night the day preceding the 27th And then look what he said after that وَأَمَارَتُهُ هَا And the indication of it is that the sun rise is bright on that day without any rays And تطلع الشمس في صبيحة يوميها بَيُضَاءَ اللَّهِ شُعَاءَ لَهَهَ So أبي سوى by what day it was Other Sahabas they have different views The A'imah to Al-Madahim even different amongst themselves الإمام أبو حنيفة رحمه الله He believes for instance The whole month of Ramadhan The whole month الإمام أبو حنيفة He believes the whole month of Ramadhan could be whatever day الإمام ماليك الإمام أحمد رحمه الله They believe أنها تنتقل في الأعوام It bounces from one year to another So they may not be this year It may be next year That's what they believe ماليك And who أحمد Like that's not the madhab of إمام أحمد See the Imam Ahmad's Qaul is different from the Qaul of the madhab The madhab الحنابلة They believe is on the 27th They strengthen that opinion And that is in that witter The madhab الإمام أبو حنيفة الإمام أحمد إبن حمل الإمام الشافعي He believes It's in the last 10 days It's in the last 10 days The odd numbers 21 23 25 27 29 لكن The madhab of إمام الشافعي Believes is the 21st They believe It's the what The 21st The madhab of الشافعي That's what they believe والقول والراجح Because the Qa'ida According to the Ulama The Usulis is what إعمال الأدي الله أول من إهماله To bring all of the evidences And to implement it Takes presidents over Disregarding some of the evidences إعمال الأدي الله أول من إهمالها To take all of the evidences on board And to take all of the أقوال of the Ulama On board And to give a consideration Takes presidents over disregarding it And the way that we can Solve this issue is what That ليلة القدر Is in the last 10 days of Ramadhan Because all of the Usulis All of the evidences show that It's in the last what 10 days Of Ramadhan من غير تعيين Without any particular day Not only that It bounces within the 10 days Sometimes it can be the 21st It can be the 22nd It can be the 23rd Last year it couldn't be the 27th This year it doesn't have to necessarily be the 27th It can be some other day It changes Within the last Within the last 10 days When he got into the statement of أبي when he swore by Allah That it was on the 27th We will say that year When he was talking was on the 27th That particular year Which أبي swore the sign And he was talking about Based on the indications It was on the 27th But that doesn't mean it's always the 27th Now one needs to ask himself What is it That prevented us From knowing this particular day Or from knowing the answer Based on the حديث of the Prophet ﷺ أنه تلاحا رجلالي Two men argued And the Messenger ﷺ was told about it And he was ﷺ was about to tell us about it But he saw two men argue And disputation Between the two of them And so the Messenger ﷺ He said I was informed of the night of ت القدر But then فلان and فلان Argued and disputed And he had to get in between We're solving their problem And he said I was made to forget it And maybe he said There's good in it for you Maybe there is Good in it for you Then the Prophet ﷺ He said something very powerful He said Look for it in the last 10 days Look for it in what The last 10 days When it is very important That when these last 10 days come in Since it can be on any particular day That you exert your whole effort in it و لذلك عائش ربي الله تعالى عنها What did she say إذا دخل العشر الأواخر If the last 10 days enter What did the Prophet do What did he do أحيى الليلة أحيى الليلة و شد مئزر و شد المئزر و أي قضى أهله The Prophet ﷺ If the last 10 days entered He would revive the nights He ﷺ will He will boycott his bed And he would revive those last 10 days صلى الله عليه وسلم و عليه و شد مئزره And he ﷺ will tighten his waist And this the scholars they say It could be one of two إذا He ﷺ would pray a lot So tighten your waist means You know when you go to the gym You wear a belt When you want to pick up a lot of weights The Arabs they had this That when the person wants to carry something heavy They would put something Tie things on their back So meaning the Prophet ﷺ would work hard That's one That the Prophet ﷺ will boycott intimacy With his family His wife he would stay away from that And he would focus on عباد These last 10 days So those are the two views و أي قد أهله And he ﷺ would wake up his family And he ﷺ would say This is not a time to sleep This is not a time to enjoy And laugh and play It's a time of الجد And each tihad So when the last 10 days enter What does one have to do brothers? He has to work hard And أبشرو Glatidings Which is that If a person doesn't get that night To pray قيام الليل Or they don't get much We have to remember That It was authentically transmitted from him That if a person prays عشاء Then he has the reward of the whole night So it's as though you revived the night And this of course is taken from the حديث And صحيح مسلم And حديث عثماني بلا عفان Is taken from the حديث And what? In صحيح مسلم And حديث عثماني بلا عفان That the Messenger ﷺ He said منصلى صلاة العشاء مع الجماعة فكأنما قام الليل فكأنما قام نصف الليل The Prophet ﷺ he said Anyone who prays صلاة العشاء In congregation It's like he stood up half of the night ومنصلى صلاة الصبح مع الجماعة And anyone who prays the صلاة الفجر in جماعة فكأنما قام الليلة كلها It's like he stood up the whole night Half and half makes a what Makes a full It makes a whole So now you have prayed the whole night So if you just pray فجر And عشاء Both of them in what جماعة It's like you spent the whole night praying Let alone if you pray If you come with what If you come with صلاة And ذكر and اذكار and قرآن Then the matter becomes even greater الله سبحانه وتعالى He says إِنَّا أَنزَ اللَّهُ وِيَا سَنْتِدِ The Quran في ليلة القدري We sent it during the night of decree Pay attention When we said that you pray By ليلة القدري Is it night or is it day It's not the day It's the night As Allah said in the same صورة When did he say سلامه هي حتى مطلع الفجر Until the night is over The night you missed it That ليلة القدري is that night time When he died like when the صلى الله عليه وسلم يقول حديث صحيحين من حديث أبي هوريلا The Prophet said من قام ليلة القدري إيمانا وحتسابا غفر لهم ما تقدمي من دنبي If you stand up the last If you stand up ليلة القدري إيمانا وحتساب Hoping reward from Allah With good intention With sincerity You will be forgiven for your what You will be forgiven for your sins ابنو تيمير Took this حديث And he said It even involves the major sins It even involves what شيخ ألسام تيمير He said It involves the major sins That you will even be forgiven for your major sins Generally the major sins They require what They require repentance With these three conditions And ندم العزم الله يعود عليه And يقلع من الدنبي It requires those three If it's a hack of Allah And if it's a hack of a human being Then of course it requires التحل من المظالم But شيخ ألسام تيمير Said You don't even need that ليلة القدري By itself Forgive you for your sins By standing up that night He said It's significant for repentance رحمه الله تعالى الله then says And what can make you know ماليلة القدري What is the night of decree The fact that Allah asked the messenger And he said to him And what can make you know Muhammad What the night of decree is What It shows And it's indication to what It's an indication That The greatness And the superiority Of ليلة القدري There's a fairy tale That people spread Which is ليلة القدري You will meet a man Who's wearing white clothes And he's thumb There's no bone in it Have you guys heard of that before Huh? Who's heard of that before Yeah? Who's heard of that myth That if it's ليلة القدر A man with With a white toe I was I remember I mentioned it in their works It's a concept people Some people believe That's not true Like in what it is I mentioned it to you right now In the Hadith of Ubay What is it The morning after What is it going to be The sun when it comes out Is going to have no Know what Her noise Sun But it's not Hasn't got شعع of the people These are signs Of course the earth is becomes calm And all of the Ilamat and signs That it would the night before Was ليلة القدر Allah then says The night of decree Is better than a thousand months It is better than what It is better Than a thousand months How much is a thousand months Thousand months is 83 and four months So 83 years and four months This is more than what This is more than عمر الغالب The Prophet ﷺ He said وقليل من يجوزو ذلك That the umma They're living And the life span Is between 60 to what 70 Look what the Prophet then said وقليل من يجوزو ذلك And let it go over that Not many people go over 70 Majority of people die way before 70 صحيح ليلة القدر One time Is more than a lot of people's life span The scholars they mentioned The reason why Allah gave this to us Is because the previous umma The previous nations They had longer life span than we did And we could never catch up with them Look at نبي الله نوح نبي الله نوح stayed with his people for how many years Giving them دعوة 950 years That's how many years he's been giving دعوة الله وعلم How old he was How old together ألمام أحمد رحم الله He mentions in Kitab He mentions in what His Kitab is Zuhd أمام أحمد mentions it That ألمام نبي الله نوح Saw a woman crying over her She was crying over A child that she lost So she was on top of his grave She was crying And so نبي الله نوح Said to her How old was your child She said 500 years So to her how many 500 years was what A baby He died as a child That's how old this How long did these people lived for Are we all together We don't have that But what did Allah give us Allah gave us seize little Times that come in the year Where you can benefit from That can give you that time Imagine you got hold of five ليلة القدر You worked hard Five Ramadan that came consecutively You got hold of it How many How much do you have الله Hundreds of Years you have Are we together brothers Is what's being given to you So ليلة القدر Is not a matter that you take lightly So you work hard in making sure That you get hold of it And guess what It's 83 years and four months Of consecutive غباد and non-stop That's what is equal to ليلة القدر خير من ألف شهر Means 83 83 years and four months Not one second you stop Not a لحرح you stop Consecutive Just that one particular night Isn't that من الرحمات Isn't that from the messiah Of Allah سبحانه و تعالى They gave you this opportunity And somebody might see that And not benefit from it ليلة القدر The night of decree Is better than a thousand months Pay attention It's 83 years consecutively But when ليلة القدر comes It has to be stopped again Because it can't be part of it Can you get my point It's 83 years consecutively But ليلة القدر can't be part of the 83 years Are we all together So it's If you do 83 years consecutively And ليلة القدر comes That's not part of it And then you're adding another 83 years Onto your life of That you're coming with This shows the messiah Of Allah سبحانه و تعالى On us ليلة القدر خيرٌ It is better من ألف شهر It's better than a thousand months 83 years and four months And this is from the angle of grammar It meant to be what تتنزل Like one of the ta' is removed So it becomes تنزل الملائكة The angels Will descend Before I go into this When ليلة القدر it comes What do I should one make And what should I focus on Saying that day What the person should focus On doing is To increase in the du'ad And the messenger prescribed For our mother عائشة عائشة سريار رسول الله And the messenger of Allah أرأيته إذا وافقت ليلة القدر ما أدعول Or the messenger of Allah إذا ليلة القدر أصبحت ليلة القدر ما أدعول ما أدعول The messenger said to her تقولين يجونت السي اللهم إنك عفون تحب العفو فعفو عني أو الله إنك عفون You are one who forgives تحب العفو You love to forgive And you love forgiveness فعفو عني Forgive me Don't add اللهم إنك عفون كريم It's not in the hadith The word كريم It's not in there So stick with what اللهم إنك عفون تحب العفو فعفو عني That dua Is what the messenger told Our mother عائشة تسay In that night في ليلة القدر Many virtues have come رغاري ليلة القدر And I mentioned I have mentioned them to you What does it mean تنزل الملايكة والروح The Malaiqa is the angels والروحو means Jibril And you can see Jibril It's been taken out of the angels And this is the scholars They call it Is when a specific Is been connected to a general Meaning Jibril Is part of the angels But Allah chose To take him out of the angels If Allah said تنزل الملايكة The angels are going to descend That would have been enough Jibril wouldn't be part of that But if Jibril is not like The normal angels Are we all together So Allah took him out سبحانه وتعالى By saying والروحو جيبريل came down And this is common in the Quran Allah does that For example إيياكة نعبوده وإيياكة نستعانة إذا عبادة Now Allah says إيياكة نعبوده Oh Allah You we worship وإيياكة نستعينة And you we seek help from Asking help from Allah Is it what a form of عبادة But it was taken out of عبادة Because عبادة What makes you do عبادة Is when you seek help from Allah As the prophet said to Mu'ad يا Mu'ad والله إني لا أحبك Mu'ad والله I love you The prophet said this to him والله Mu'ad I love you فلا تدعنا Don't leave us أن تقول في ودبور كل صلاة To say at the ending of every prayer اللهم أعلمي على ذكرك وشكرك وحسن عبادتك Oh Allah aid me Help me على ذكرك I am your remembrance وشكرك I am showing you gratitude وحسن عبادتك I am perfecting the عبادة for you Oh Allah aid me in it So إستعادة was taken out of عبادة عبادة For what reason Because of its importance The same way here That Gabriel was taken out of The what He was taken out of the angels تنزل الملائكة To the angels would descend وروحه Gabriel will descend فيها in that night He will descend The angels And Gabriel will descend Within that night بيذ مي ربهم By the permission of the By the permission of the Lord The even here Is the universal permission Because the permission are two types The legislative permission And the universal permission This is not the legislative permission It's the what It's the universal Permission that Allah gives them Here question Let's talk about the first part of the ayah تنزل الملائكة وروحه The angels And Gabriel are going to descend In this night of ليلة القدر What does that mean Two views The scholars mentioned The first one is That the angels are going to descend That night بالرحمات والبركات They are going to descend That night With mercy And blessings That's what they're coming down with They're bringing tranquility سكيلة Like they do When the people read Quran The Prophet ﷺ said مجتمع قوم في بيت من بيوت الله يتلون كتاب الله ويتدار صونه فيما بينهم إلا حفتهم الملائكة وغشيتهم الرحمة وذكرهم الله فيما عنده That there's not a people who read Quran In a gathering And they revise amongst themselves except what إلا نزلت عليهم السكيلة Because the tranquility comes down وغشيتهم الرحمة وحفتهم الملائكة The angels are going to go around you With their shoulders protecting you With their wings Just like that ليلة القدر They also come down like that With that بركات And that رحمات And that سكينة That's one view The second view is That the angels are coming down This particular night With everything Allah destined They're coming down To execute Everything Allah destined سبحانه وتعالى For that particular year Didn Allah say فيها يفرقوا كل أمر الحكيم أمر من عندنا إن كنا مرسلينة We're going to send angels down These angels are going to do what? They're going to execute ور الله سبحانه وتعالى Plan for the year So they're going to They're straight away coming down To put down everything in place Those are the two views And they don't They do not contradict one another This is called Meaning they come down to do both They come down to do what? Both So it's not a conflicting view That's what it's meant by it Then the ayah mentions inside it Look من كل أمرين In all of matters What does it mean من كل أمرين What does it mean For every matter What does it mean The scholars they have two views The two views is Some of the scholars they say That من كل أمرين Is connected to what was already mentioned So for every matter That was previously mentioned in the surah As in what was mentioned before that That what was mentioned is that تنزل الملايكة ورور The angels are going to come down With what Allah destined Okay That's the first view Meaning what was mentioned before In the surah And what was mentioned before تنزل الملايكة And what did I say تنزل الملايكة means That the angels are coming down with what What Allah destined Are we together brothers That's one view is meant by في كل أمرين In every matter That Allah destined That's one The second view is That It's connected to what comes after in the surah Which is سلامهية حتى مطلع الفجر That in every matter That is going to bring down peace توجدت كده Those are the two views That the scholars they took Then Allah سبحانه وتعالى He says سلامهية حتى مطلع الفجر سلامهية The scholars they say سلامهية حتى it أما سلامهية حتى it is What is peace There's two views First view is Some of the scholars who said That the peace here is talking about the angels That when the angels are coming down with each other With the command of their Lord And the permission that he gave them They're coming with peace And they are also greeting one another with peace They say to each other That's one view of the scholars The second view is سلامهية is not talking about the angels It's talking about the night This night is a night of peace ليلة القدر It's a night of peace And it's talking about that night Not the angels سلامهية Peace it is that night حتى مطلع الفجري The one مطلع is a Masdar It's a verbal noun And شيخ جمال Can correct me if I'm wrong But there's a Qur'an I think that they read مطلع And مطلع صح شخ جمال Yeah صح So this is the Qur'an Where they place a فتح And there's a كسرة Scholars differed How to reconcile between the two مطلع and مطلع Is both of the Masdar Or is it not والقول الراجح is both of them is Masdar Because of another discussion That I don't want to go into Because the word حتى is للغاية It shows until And that's time And the verbal noun is best to not connect it to time That's another نقاش Grammatically that the scholars Have a long discussion on سلامون Peace it is Until مطلع الفجر مطلع means The emerging Of the dawn Until then Peace is that particular night So ليلة القدري Is all restricted to the night It has nothing to do with The day I will conclude that إن شاء الله تعالى Anything which I have said That was wrong Or incorrect is from me And Shaytan And Allah His Messenger Are free from it سبحانك اللهم أحمدك أشد والله إله إله إلا الله أستغفر وكوى أطوف إلي


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