There's so many fundamental rights that are affected by that. You mean like the fundamental rights of the unborn person? And I'm not prepared to leave that to the whims and the public at the moment in local areas. They literally just think that democracy means their party in power forever with no opposition or as Biden puts it, the whims of the people. He mumbled out these words in response to a leaked Supreme Court opinion which I think will turn out to be yet another attack on democracy by the left, but even if they do end up repealing Roe v. Wade, that doesn't ban abortion. Rather, it would leave it up to the states to decide which would mean by vote. One of the reasons there's been a lot of pushback recently is because of the increasing demand to allow later term abortions. But as you can see by these polls, American support for abortion is pretty limited to early in the pregnancy. But forget all that because the Supreme Court's decisions aren't supposed to be based on public opinion. That's the entire point!


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I think our education system is so wrong. You don't think so? Our education system does not bring the real potential within us. Well, according to my thinking, our education system has been designed to keep Africa where it is. If Africans were trained to do the right things, then Africa would not be the same. But what is happening is they are teaching something which would not make sense to our economies. It's like this is why it's imposed us this education so that we keep memorizing things. They did not open a nutrition system where somebody can think on his own and do something. But rather, memorize a grasshopper, head thorax, abdomen, something like that. So, we need to find a way how we can help our own people to produce and do the right things so that our economy can grow. I don't know how many times I need to convince you all that Africans are creative, Africans are innovative, and Africans are super talented. The only problem that we have in Africa is our education system that was imposed on us to make Africans feel inferior, to make Africans believe that they cannot achieve anything in this world. That's why I agree with Kwame Krumah, saying that a black man is capable of managing his own affairs. Malawi has really surprised me. The stories that I'm telling from Malawi, even me as an African, I'll be like, you know what? This is super crazy. Come closer. These are young Malawians. Are you all from Malawi? Yeah, we're all from Malawi. These are young Africans that identified a problem and decided to come up with a solution. Are you all engineers? No, we are not engineers. Not a few? None of us. We're just taking the school level. Secondary school level? Imagine if our education system started teaching us how to be creative when we are in primary school. You know what? I'm talking so much because I'm super proud of you all. Wow! Do you know what they did? Are you guys going to tell them? We are going to tell them. Feel free and tell them then. And this, what you are seeing here, is a simmer cooking machine. We've come up with this idea when we've seen how we've been suffering, how to cook simmer. And sometimes we see people who are disabled, they can't cook simmer. So we thought of them to save our time. We think we're going to make something that can cook simmer so it's impossible. That can save time and everything. That's why we come up with this machine. If you don't know what simmer is, simmer is a staple food in Malawi.  If you come to Ghana, we call it what? Bankung or Akpele. I mean, we spend so much time cooking food that will last for maybe five minutes. And these guys are solving that problem.  It takes up to an hour to cook one food here. You finish it in five minutes. Five to ten minutes to be done with it. With your invention, you can cook it in like 17 minutes, 27 minutes, and for seven minutes. And it's all done. Wow. And you guys are high school, secondary school? Yeah, secondary school. How did you come up with this concept? Just thinking about how much time we spend cooking simmer, how disabled people can't cook on simmer. And then we thought of making this machine. So it's electric? Yeah, it's electric. You guys put the materials together to make it happen? Yeah. Can you show me how it works? Okay, how it works first. Here. Oh, wow. Wow. Can I see it? So the local and simmer, you guys designed this one too? Yeah, we designed it. Jeez, look at that. You see like the local one you have too? Yeah, the local one will be like... What are you gonna do with this one? It will fix it. Okay. There is a threaded bar that is connected to the wooden stick. Yeah. Just like that? Yeah. Then we put the port. And fasten it. Okay. That's like... Those are the port holders so that the port won't be moving. And these are the cups we measure. How many people will eat their simmer? And you say if it's for a single person, we'll use that one cup. Two people, two cups. Three or four people can use three cups. And that there is time. For four to three people. They said we are done. We can close it. Yeah. Then we come here. This is where we put our maize flour. And these two plates. Switch it on. It's electric. Yeah, it's electric. Wow. There's a controller for it. And I was just pressing it. I thought I'm gonna just take it. Wow. And then we put our maize flour in this plate. You measure hours? Yeah, measure. When cooking simmer, here in Marau, everyone knows it has two stages. The first one, we use the first flour. When the water is warm, they first eat this one. The first plate turns. When it turns, it steers the water. It mixes the water with flour. And when the porridge is set, it stops rotating. Then when the porridge is ready to be cooked from simmer, then the second plate turns for the final stage of cooking simmer. This is the second plate. I mean, this is the first plate. And this is the second plate. Yeah. When we start it, this will change first and this will change last. And now we can close it. We are done here. So this is the timer. We said how many minutes we want to cook simmer. And this, because it's for three people, we set it for... This is start. I said... Yeah, it's done. So you can go and do whatever you want. You can do whatever you want. After 50 minutes, simmer will be ready. You can just come and take it. Everything is done. How long did it take you guys to build this? This took us like two months to build this one. Are you all in the same school? No. The same village. Okay. So you are not from different schools. Same village. So in the village, that's why you guys came up with this concept. So how did you work the machines together, the parts together? How did you work them? We bought like... We want something like a board. We go to the shop, buy a board. Then we want some components from the board. We go to the shop, search for them, buy them, and fix on the board. Some things like... You can see this is a cooker. This is for cooker. We bought a door from the used cooker that is broken. Then this is the microwave. We bought a microwave that is not working. We just take this part. So we can... So we pick components from different places. From different places. And then we fix them together. With the idea of cooking in simmer. With the idea of cooking in simmer. Because if you... Man, I wish I can open again. Yeah, you can. I can open again. I'm so sorry. You see this part? Yeah. The way it is right now, it's like... It was fist. It was like different materials that were cut together to make this part. Sure. Okay, you guys are solving a problem. Yeah. You know? And we believe people are going to love this. This is a prototype. This is the first one. No, this is not the first one. This is like the third one. Third one? Yeah. You guys have built two of this before? Yeah, we've built two of this before. And this is the third one. Third one? Yeah. It's amazing. So who bought the first one? No one bought it. We keep it at home. The second one? The second one, we keep it. And we keep this one too. I'm taking it to Ghana. But you are all in secondary school. Yeah. Believe me. Believe me. Putting money together to fix this will be a major challenge, right? Yeah. Very much. Who supported the dream with money? Dr. Napurian Zombe did it. Support us with the money to build this. Wow. Did you guys go to him or he came to you guys? We came to him. Okay. And we say like, Dr., we have this idea to solve this problem. And he saw it. He was like, this is brilliant. Wow. Then he was like, I'm going to give you something that you can make something. Then we build. Then we come with the first one. He gave us the money. We build the second one. We bring it here. He said, oh, you see, this is good. But we have to improve it in some ways. Then we are like, ah, okay. And he gave us the money, improve it. Then we come up with this. But we have to improve it in some ways. Then we are like, ah, okay. And he gave us the money, improve it. Then we come up with this. And we are still working on it. To improve on it again. To improve on it again. Wow. And what about this one? Is this a cookout? This year, these are quails. When you're cooking simmered there, we want to cook rarish. You can come here. You cook rarish using this press. If you want to cook another thing, like if you want to cook capado. Yeah. Yeah. If you want to cook capado, you can cook it here. Yes, this press. Wow. I'm so proud of you guys, man. Thanks. You know, it shows that Africans are capable of doing so many things. Yeah. I'm so proud. What has been the major challenge? What do you guys think is the major challenge that is facing you guys? The major challenge that we're facing right now is the availability of the materials that we use. Because we can go to the shops, search for some other things. We can find them here. So we just... That's why we came up with the idea of buying this door, a cooker's door, that microwave to use those other parts. Yeah. And financially. Financially, it's a problem. It's a problem. These are the things that African government needs to support. They need to support talents like this, you know. For us to build Africa, man. Because it's not easy. A lot of youth have ideas, but there's no support. If Mr. Napoleon did not support, definitely you guys won't be able to build this one. I really love how you support the dreams of young people. Yeah. Why do you support it? The government we have doesn't support our dreams, but you're supporting the dreams of so many young people. Well, the future of our countries is in the hands of the young people. So if our people are not supported, it means we have a dead future. So we have to help young people so that they can have a good platform where they can start their mission of taking this country forward. In Kasungu, just in two weeks, I've taken 55 graduates to my site. And I've decided that each one of them I have to find something around $5,000. It will be given as a loan. And I have given them my own land so that they can start producing potatoes, producing tomatoes. Some will also be raising chickens and fish. If these guys now they are going to qualify for one year, then thereafter they will go to their various homes in different parts of the country. Then there they can start their own businesses. So the moment they will start their own businesses, then jobs will be created. And a lot of guys now will be generating enough income to support themselves as well as others. I just interviewed young men who invented the Sima cooking machine and they're telling me that you supported them with money. Well, the first machine which they built was a very small one and it was not presentable. So I had to give them about $350,000 to come up with something improved. So after that one, then I said, yeah, you have done much better but you can improve other areas. So I gave them $1 million. So after I had given them $1 million that's when they came up with that thing. The one that is there? Yeah, I didn't mean that they were not supported. Now they have nothing to show. So it's advisable for every young man who has at least some money to help these young guys to kickstart a modern life. That's amazing. Yeah. Really amazing. Sure. Well, I'm targeting about 500 graduates. Those in the agriculture sector, those in the science and technology we have to support these guys so that they can show what they think would be profitable to their country. Well, my dream for Malawi is to find a very good Malawi by empowering our own people. You know, the hands of our economy depends on our capabilities. So the moment we have much energy and vision, then you have a good plan, then you had work, that would take us somewhere. So according to what I am doing, I think within five years from today, our economy in Malawi will not be as it is. So we have six seconds to go. Like a minute. After now it's done. It's done. Please, do we have a caparo? No. What do you have? When it's ready, you can see here an open door. Open door. Now we can open it? Yeah, we can open it. I just want to open it so badly. Wow. The Sima is ready. The Sima is ready. And we pull this up. Remove the Sima. Then you put it there. Yeah. That's it. The Sima is ready. The Sima is ready. What are we eating in Simawat? Chicken. Where's the chicken? Oh, it's here. You guys are the best, man. You cook. So you use this one to cook the chicken too? Yeah. Wow. Two in one. I have to taste it to make sure that... Can I get something to wash my hands, man? The Sima is ready. This is road runner home chicken. The local one. Where do I put this? Oh, man. You guys, we are Africans, man. We've been doing this for so much time. Let's take the home boat home. In Africa, we eat together. Hey, Joshua, don't wash your hands. Don't wash your hands. Are we starting? No. Oh, no. We should start with a prayer first. Oh, okay. Who is the pastor among us? Dear God bless the food. Amen. The shortest prayer ever. Are we tasting the locally made Sima? Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's the same. It tastes the same. Very nice. Soft. You know that feeling? When something is hot and you swallow it. Just like that, food is ready. So basically you can literally set it up and go and do your thing and come back and eat.


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Today, we have a special guest joining the channel. He's a professional athlete in the NFL for the Atlanta Falcons. Other than football and crypto, he also invests in stocks and real estate. He also has his own charity and esports gaming team. He will be giving us an inside look at exactly what the posts of crypto is like within the professional athlete community. We will also talk about his favorite outcoin projects and where we both see crypto going within the next 10 years. You guys don't want to miss this one. Let's jump right in. What is going on guys? I am here with my boy here, Eli Anku. What's going on, man? How are you feeling? Feeling good, man. I actually just got done with my workday. We just had practice and all that. So for the people watching, don't know who I am. My name is Eli Anku. I'm a defensive tackle with the Atlanta Falcons. This is my fifth year in the NFL. I just came in from the Cowboys. The Cowboys? Oh, man. Cowboy Bell. How was that, man? I always hear so much drama over there in Dallas. The Cowboys was fun, man. Honestly, the facilities are awesome. The people are great, coaches, all that. And obviously, I got to play with people from my hometown over in Canada. So it was a fun experience, man. So I can't complain. That's a suck, man. That's a suck, man. Awesome, dude. And yeah, you're now with the Falcons, right? Yes. So I am with the Falcons. I signed with them just recently. We're now in the process of doing our OTAs. If anyone's not really familiar with that, it's kind of like organized team activities. It's like an optional thing, but everyone kind of comes together, meshes together, learns the playbook, do exercises and meetings and all that. So it's been good, man. So for the moment, I'm living out in the hotel, as you can see. Just hanging out. But it's been great so far. It's a blessing. That's awesome, man. I'm a huge NFL fan, man. Football is my favorite sport out of any. I played baseball mostly growing up, but I also played some football, you know. I completely understand, man. So it does take quite a bit physically. I'll definitely take a beating. After every game, I will say this every time it feels like you just got in a car crash. Yeah, that's what I've heard, man. And I can only imagine, man, because I played with, you know, 15, 16, 17 year olds. So I can only imagine playing with grown men, like running into each other as hard as you can, like just putting your body on the line. Like it's crazy, man. It's literally like this. It's like the new generation of gladiators, basically. Yeah, it's nothing. We really push ourselves physically not only, you know, as far as conditioning and strength, you know, strength work, but, you know, it's a lot mentally. People will see everything that happened along TV and social media, but it's a lot that goes into it, you know, behind closed doors, put a lot of hours in, you know, as far as getting yourself better game IQ and, you know, physically preparing yourself for pretty much what is a car crash.  So let's jump into some crypto, man. How did you get into crypto? When did you get into crypto? And, you know, tell us a little bit about that. Yeah. So funny story. I actually learned about crypto. I heard about crypto back in the early days. I heard about it.  People heard about it. To me, at the time, it was a passing fad. And, you know, that mentality kind of kept persisting as time went. Oh, what, 2016 or 17, it climbed or yeah, in 2016, I saw it climb. I was like, wow, good for them. I have no money. Yeah. So, you know, time went. One of my friends tried to get me into Ethereum. I remember that. And I was like, I don't really understand it. You know, I don't want to put my money into that. You know, and I'm a rookie at the time. Right.  Yeah. Come to find out, you know, me and my friend were talking about it just recently. And she was saying, Hey, like, I remember trying to get you into this, you know, and it was really low. And I was like, I know I should have done it. But eventually I came around to it.  Right. And that was just what early this year. He got me into it, man.  It was like 20,000 and boom, 35,000. Yeah. I definitely have a lot of people to thank for getting me into that space. But it wasn't until exactly earlier this year that I truly decided to commit to understanding, you know, what crypto is, what Bitcoin is, because obviously when you hear about crypto, Bitcoin is the first one that's going to come to mind. So for me, that was like the first big one and then kind of move on from there. Right. So are you also invested like in other outcoins? What, what, what's your favorite outcoin right now? So I'm just going to go out and say this, right? You know, obviously Bitcoin was my first one. It's the one that I hold the most of. It's, it's to me, the most solid one. It drives the market. You know, it's pretty much the school bus driver and the rest of them are part of the bus. Exactly. It's the foundation, basically. Exactly. It wasn't until I started researching, you know, different protocols and different coins that I really started understanding that they all serve a different purpose. So you look at Ethereum being different than Bitcoin. Initially, I thought they were competing to be the same thing. And I was like, wow, just pick one. Then I started understanding that they serve different purposes. I got into, you know, Oracle projects such as Chainlink, Uniswap at one point. I got into my favorite ones, Cardano. Did you get into that early? You know, Cardano was a little bit late. I got in at about a dollar. But okay, figuring like it's all relative, right? Right. But talking about Cardano, man, I think for me, my understanding of crypto went from, you know, the basic need of wanting to make money because let's be real. Of course. A lot of us get into it because we want to make money off. Of course.  Of course. However, you know, you look with projects like Cardano and any of the sister projects that they have going on, dude is so impressive to me. You know, you look at, again, Cardano for the project, the smart contracts coming up. It's baffling. Like you're thinking about something that's literally going to change the world, right? Naturally speaking, and also in terms of infrastructure, right? Right. Charles Laskinsen starting projects in Ethiopia. The education system running on Cardano, the Cardano. Right. Yep. Medical sister medical infrastructure, all that stems from, you know, innovation within the blockchain technology space. Right. Whoever's developing those technologies. My absolute favorite one that I got into just recently was Ergo. I don't know if you're familiar with it. You know what? I saw you. I haven't been involved. Like I haven't got into it or anything like that. I haven't looked too much into it, but I did see you post about it. So that's actually how I know about it because I saw you post about it. Yeah. Well, shoot, man. Dude, I'm so impressed by these things. Ergo. It is a protocol, a blockchain that's completely compatible with Cardano. Okay. They have, it's basically the Swiss army knife of Cardano. They do pretty much everything. And you think about blockchain technology and how far it's come. You know, you look at Bitcoin being the super secure, robust, safe. Right. Then you look at Ethereum being the one who can handle transactions, obviously at a cost. And you know, that's a whole other topic. But then you look at these late generation crypto and their blockchain technology. It's absolutely impressive.  Right. Simply for the fact that it can do pretty much everything. Right. You know, they have their own blockchain. It's a proof of work system, which reinforces the security of the Cardano system, which it runs off of. They have Oracle pools, literally chain link. They have their own stablecoin. They have a decentralized exchange. They have all these things that are thrown into this project and they're doing it so efficiently. Right. We're talking about keeping things environmentally friendly and this and that. And I think that's where we're going to see a shift. Right. That's where we're going to see points kind of make their own. And I think, honestly, to me, and again, everyone has differing opinions. Right. But as far as I could research and get my best understanding of, I think it's going to be a really good project going forward. Awesome. So Ergo is your big play there. Huge, huge, bullish sentiment on Ergo, man. They're I love them. I'm sure you've talked about this on your channel recently. I know I saw it on Instagram. El Salvador, was it? Yes. Yep. Crazy. That's one small step for so many different countries to follow suit. Exactly. And like, dude, that's a lot. Yeah. I'm already hearing that there's other countries also in South America that are interested in possibly doing the same thing. I even read today that Mexico is possibly interested in doing that. And I already know that the richest man in Mexico, I forgot his name, but he's like a billionaire. He says that he's invested a huge, I don't know, a huge, but a really big percentage of his portfolio into Bitcoin. So I think that's the first domino to fall, and others are slowly going to start creeping in. Mass adoption. Absolutely. I completely agree with you, man. I think as time goes and more countries and governments get into understanding what this is, they're going to be less afraid of it and move more towards adopting it. And I'm really happy to see a country adopting it. It's a small step. And that's what I like to see, not necessarily just the market and this and that. We could talk about numbers, but at the end of the day, when we're talking about social adoption of this, to me that's huge. Yeah. My next question, I know a lot of people are wondering this. What's the conversation sounding like nowadays in locker rooms and around the league? I know there's been a lot of news of, like I think I saw Trevor Lawrence was getting his bonus in crypto or something like that or his pay out. Was it his full pay? I don't know it was his full pay or his bonus or something. Then I know, what's his name? Russell Oaken. Yeah, Oaken, he has his thing in crypto and Yesh Koken has his in crypto. Yes, here is my take on all of that. There is definitely a dialogue within the NFL amongst players to be smart with your money, to invest, to let your money work for you. And I think people have been and athletes have been becoming more conscious of that, becoming more aware of that. So you see a lot of guys putting their money into investments such as maybe the housing market, they could put it into the stock market, which I am into that as well. And also a buying property, moving along with that. Awesome. But there comes a time where you make extra money. It's not a secret. A lot of football players make a decent amount of money. I think a lot of guys want to be able to again, let their money work for them. And they see cryptocurrency as a perfect opportunity for it. I mean, you're looking at a generational type of technology that you put your money into it, you're going to get returns. You might also lose, and that's a whole other conversation. But that's as far as the mentality goes. So I guess the more I talk to guys, the more familiarized they are with crypto. I just today had a full-on conversation right before practice with one of my teammates about crypto. And it's becoming more of a point of emphasis, a point of passion for these guys to talk about. Because again, the technology is groundbreaking. I mean, there's no other way to explain it. So crypto 100% is being adopted by players in the NFL. The conversation always starts with big point typically, and then you move into other projects as your understanding of what it is progresses. I tell people, this is another case of a blockbuster. You have to either adapt or you're going to go away. And the longer you wait to adapt to it, then the further behind you're going to fall. And that's with governments, countries, and the same with people. There's a lot of people that still don't believe and don't think it's anything. They still think it's a tulip mania or or something that's just here for a short time, a craze or whatever. But this is not a meme coin or a meme token or meme stock. This has been around over 10 years, over a decade already. And I believe it's here to stay at this point. It's not going anywhere. Agreed. I think that again, the view on crypto in the NFL, I think, mirrors the view on crypto around the world. Crypto is still in its infancy, man. It's still early. I'm pretty sure as far as blockchain technology, we're going to have a shift where we start adopting it more and more. And as time goes, it's only been 10 years and far less for a lot of these alt-point projects. As time goes, we're going to be adopting these the same way that we adopted the internet and how it became integral to the functioning of society. Yeah, for sure. And you know what the crazy thing is that not that you brought up the internet, that back then when the internet first came out, that same argument about electricity, it was that they made that same argument as an argument against the internet. That's insane. And now we're seeing the same argument again, now with Bitcoin. So it's crazy. I think we've pretty much touched on most of the stuff I wanted to ask you. Do you have anything else that you want to tell us? If there's anything I could really say, man, is this whole cryptocurrency, I guess adventure, is pretty much what it's been for me because it started as more of a, let me educate myself thing. But it's come to a point where I've become confident enough to take a lot of my holdings from last year's earnings and put it into these projects. I have a lot of faith in the future of cryptocurrency. And obviously, the numbers are going to go up and down and all this crazy stuff. But at the end of the day, I think my goal is to look back 10 years from now and say, I was a part of history. I was a part of something big. So I think that's what keeps me at ease when it comes to investing my money into this. I've invested into so many different things. And as far as investments goes, man, this has definitely been the most interesting for me. So pretty much all just the same. And it's whatever happens with the cryptocurrency space and all the ups and downs, I'm extremely confident with the future of crypto, especially the projects that do have a solid base to build up on. Awesome, dude. Awesome. Well, thank you so much, man, for joining me to create this video, to ask you questions. Because I know a lot of people are always wondering about things like this. And I appreciate you coming on here on the channel. And, you know, having a chat with us and talking about all these different subjects, man, it's just so interesting. And I love to see the adoption. Yeah, man. So I appreciate it, man. And we'll be in touch, man. We'll definitely, we're probably going to have to have you come back on here. Sounds good. All right, man. So that's pretty much it, man. Thank you so much. You know, if I could pick you on fantasy, I would pick you on fantasy football, just for just for just for being on here. But thank you, man. Appreciate it. No problem at all. I hope you guys enjoyed this video with Eli Ancu. It was amazing getting to talk with him and get the the inside scoop on exactly what a professional athlete feel like towards crypto and how they've been adopting it as well to, you know, to create more income and to make their money make work for them and make more money and make some passive income. So it was amazing. Thank you again, Eli. And thank you guys for watching. Guys, don't forget to smash that like button. If you're new to the channel, don't forget to subscribe and turn on the notification bell where we're going to continue having more features like this, where we have special guests on the channel. We're going to be doing market analysis, news updates and all sorts of tutorials and reviews as well. Thank you guys so much. I will see you on the next video. As always, peace and love.


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Welcome in to the Laurel Martin show. I'm Sam Murray joined with Stevenson head field hockey coach Laurel Martin and coach Just one game last week after the rain out at Salisbury tough game against Washington. What do you take away? And what do you learn about yourselves from that type of game? Yeah, I mean the Washington game will be an incredible Opportunity for us to learn and grow from that some of the tactical things is we did not respond well to goals As far as when we scored a goal or we had a goal scored against us so the reaction to those Those critical five minutes to four minutes after goal is scored is huge and and we need to adjust that tactically I think also there were a lot of Big calls made in that game so there were multiple cards two penalty strokes one goal called against or away and How do you react to that? How do you continue to keep in your mindset and? Still control the controllables and react positively and come out on top And so that's something we can work on as well and then from a coach's perspective I need to figure out how to convert more of our APC's We had quite a few attack penalty corners that we should have converted on and we did not so a lot of video Review for me and some work to hopefully change that for the better I think one of the storylines of your young season is the youth a Lot of youth are getting goals. Is that something you foresaw coming into the season looking at your roster? It is young Yeah, did you expect this many freshmen to get on the board? Well, I think our struggle last year was the inability to put the ball in the net We had some phenomenal players some and we continue to have phenomenal players, especially the junior class a lot of these kids have been starting since they've been freshmen and I think it's they're the creators that are giving you know the youth some of the freshmen off the bench and some starters as well as Tanner as a sophomore is up there as well the opportunity to finish so I The youth are getting the points But it collectively it is about the entire team Looking ahead your home versus goucher on Thursday And then you hit the road for four straight games beginning on Saturday at Shenandoah Yeah, yeah, sometimes they happen little road trips Yeah, what do you expect or what do you hope to see from your team in those games? Well, the goucher game is is going to be exciting because we've been training with them and they're you know our next-door neighbors So it's turned into a friendly rivalry if you will so I expect I expect both teams to be really fighting for a win on Thursday and then you know the road trips obviously Traveling on the road can be a real bonding experience So a lot of good things on the bus some hopefully some study hours on the bus and and we'll go from there So I feel positive about this team. I like the girls. I like the work ethic and I think we'll we'll move on positively. Well, we wish you the best of luck. Hopefully two wins. Yes this week She's Laurel Martin. I'm Sam Murray and you've been watching the Laurel Martin show


Hi everyone, Joe for jazby's casewrakes.com coming at you a 2016 Donner's Optic football Hanger box number 15. We're giving away the last eight spots in that 10 box break of Pidini one of football But as always we're gonna do the break itself first big. Thanks everybody here For joining this filler break Let's Roll it and randomize each list nine times four and a five one two three four Six and a ninth and final time after now. I've got Brandon down to Jonathan. It's Josh was Friday My Monday your Tuesday Josh's Friday All right, there's everybody right here and after nine times four that let's assign you a team one Two and ninth and final time Chargers down to Washington. All right. Here's the first half of the list right here And here's the second half of the list right there Good luck could be could be a little surprise in the In a little blaster or hanger box that is I'll show you a lot of cardinal now.  So we're gonna re-randomize this list There it is again, so we'll take Brandon down to Jonathan and everyone in between. We'll re-randomize it four times three and a one four times is gonna be the top eight after four good luck one two three and four All right, so from nine on down especially number nine so close but yet so far Brandon I appreciate you trying though. Thanks everybody Congrats to the top eight though Anthony Jarrett Charles Brown that Brandon made it anyway twice Jonathan Jake and Brian. There you go Thanks everyone for getting in coming up next, Panini one football. Jaspy's case breaks.com


و أقول في القرآن ما جاءت به آياته فهو الكاريم المنزال و أقول قال الله جل جلاله والمصطف الهدي و لا أتأول الحمد لله رب العالمين له الحمد الحسن و ثناؤ الجميل و أشد أن لا إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له يقول الحقا وهو يهدي السبيل و أشد أن محمد العبد هو رسوله صلى الله عليه وعليه وعلى آله وأصحابه والتابعين لهم بإحسان إلى يوم الدير أما بعد لقد أخذت بشكل جيد لأن أخذت بشكل جيد و إن شاء الله تعالى و سوف نذهب إلى الثالث والذي هو البيئة السياسية والسجل والدير أن يورين يوجد حدث على شخص أسبر السجل يتكلم المنزل إذا كانت تقوم بأخر المنزل أعني أو حتى إذا كانت فرق أو فرق إذا كانت تأخذت بشكل فرش ابل و you take an old apple that's rotted and you place it next to each other the rotted apple will affect the fresh new apple if it's they're both touching it will affect it it will pass on the rot and the bacteria onto the fresh apple try it yourself you'll see it and that's the reality of us for in a toxic society a toxic community a toxic household the reality is we become like that it weakens your aspiration puts you down even might kill your aspiration and it will make you something you are naturally not و لذلك الله تبارك وتعالى منش الزعط وصين القرآن الله سبحانه وتعالى يسيس الله تبارك وتعالى يتلزس والبلد الطيب the blessed lad it brings out its vegetations with the permission of Allah سبحانه وتعالى و اله that is filthy the the land that is filthy what it produces is only filth filth produces filth كذلك الإنسان the same is the human being إذا نشأ في بي اتنصالحة if he grows up in a good society من بي تنطيب him he grows up in a good household و مجتمع in a society تشيع فيه الفضيلة that virtue and righteous action and nobility is gushing from that society coming from that society springing from that society أنا و مدرسة اي سكول تعنابي دين الطلاب وخلقهم and it's your son or your daughter يذهب إلى مجموعة مجموعة where their religion is protected for them و مجموعة مجموعة their manners and etiquettes is protected for them ليس مجموعة مجموعة that they've been taught about lgbt and they've been taught about this و يعني ما they learn from the school the اخلاقيات the things that they learn from it ليس بخير if it's good اذن اذن يمكنه ايضا ايضا to produce good to children اذن كان فهذا yeni silence لذا احد عامة العالة ارابية ادامه سجل التعالى الحمد الجنية الذى انه تقوموا بتTakeaway للعض어�ات للحسنة ثم يط số اطée فمن ما يؤسفوا. one of the things that saddens really is قلة المربين الأفضاد. We don't have many people to do تربية. And we don't have many معلمين الناصحين القدوات. Teachers who are sincere أدوائزين يمكنون أيضا أن يأخذون الموضوع. الذين يربون الطلابهم على نشتان المعالي وتطلاب الكامالات who nurture their students upon high aspiration. And they also nurture their students on noble integrity. For example you find some teachers من لاهم له. He has no other desire إلا القاء الدرسي فحص. All he wants to do is to teach the students the knowledge and he leaves. بغض النظر عن توجيه الطلاب. And doesn't give much importance to correcting the students and directing them in the right direction. وتربيةهم and nurturing them correctly. ونصح لهم advising them sincerely. He doesn't give importance to that. He's concerned he's only to give the lesson and to go. There are some people like that. وتجد فيهم من يؤدي درسه بكل تتاغولين وبرود. And there's another type of person who finds it very hard to teach. When he has to teach he's dragging his leg doesn't have the energy for it and enthusiasm has no, he doesn't have that drive. The teaching and the class he has to do is like to him جبل على عاتق يسعى الإزاحته. It's like a mountain that is placed on his shoulder which he has to move. وبتالي with that being said يفتق الدرس الحرارة والروح. And the lesson when he even gives it it doesn't have that energy, that enthusiasm that it should have. فتقلوا فائدة الطلاب من الدرس. So the students they really don't benefit much from it. It's so boring. He's monotone when he speaks. He doesn't want to do it. He's not driven. He's just pulling his leg. فلا يجدون اليد الحائنة. So the students they don't actually find some of who cares. فلا يجدون اليد الحانية. The students they don't find a caring hand. والقلب الرحيم. A merciful heart. والنفس الأبيه. And a soul that holds itself with high morals التي تنشدوا عزهم. وتروموا فلاحهم. That makes these young kids, these young youths and push them to their potentials. وتروموا فلاحهم and look out for their success. وتجدوا من المعلومين you find from the teachers who are weak. A teacher who is weak in himself. He is a weak teacher. As a person. مهزوم الشخصية. His personality. His character. He is very low. ساقط الهما. He has very low aspiration. وضيق النظر. He is a narrow minded individual. يربي الطلاب على الخور. He nurtures the students upon fear tactics. And he scares them. That's all he nurtures them upon. اعما. Blind following. If I say something, follow me. اذا قالت حدامي فصدقوها فإن القول ما قالت حدامي. If I say something, follow me. Don't question me. That's what he nurtures the students upon. And because of all of that. يخرج الجيل الذي تربع على أمتالي هؤلاء جيلا جينا. From here comes out what. يخرج الجيل الذي تربع على أمتالي هؤلاء. A people who've been nurtured upon these type of people. A person who is Japan. He himself is scared. ضعيف النفسي. A teacher is weak in himself. قانع الدون. The teacher chooses low things. So the student gets inspired by someone like that. He doesn't fall far from his teacher. Becomes like that. The fifth, إن شاء الله تعالى. Reason for low aspiration is وسائل العالم. Social media. Social media. Social media plays a big role. وسائل العلام لها دور خطير في التربية. Social media has a big role in nurturing the people. And it also has قدرة كبيرة على الإقناع. Social media also has a great ability to convince the people. Social media can easily convince someone. وسياغة الأفقار. Social media is really able to project its opinions. ولها دور بالغ في تنحية دور الأسرة والمدرسة. And it can have a large effect on people's family lives. And it can also have a great effect on people's education. A positive or a negative effect. You can have it. فإذا من حرف تلك الوسائل قادة الناس إلى الهوية. When social media becomes corrupt. Which is the situation for many. The type of social media outlets that they are watching is corrupt. So what is leading them to is destruction. قادة الناس إلى الهوية. And leads many people to destruction. واصبحت معاويلة هدمين وتخريب. And it becomes a source of destruction. And an annihilation of a person's morality and conduct. وادوات فسادون حلال. And it becomes corruption. And devastation for many people. ومدارسة لتميع الأخلاق. And it becomes a school for many people. Where their manners and their etiquettes is destroyed. وقتل المروعة والرجولة. And a person loses their morality and dignity and their manhood. Social media has destroyed many people's lives. And continues to do so. It's given a voice to the Aradil, the lowest of low. الناس who will never be spoken to. And no one will give them any attention. الناس who suffer from يعني الناس who suffer from mental health issues. Who need help. Who deserve to be careful. People are taking those type of people as comedy. And they're laughing at them on social media. سبحان الله. Many years back I remember there was a man who had illnesses. But someone made a social media outlet for him. And they were recording him.  And people are commenting and they're laughing. And it was a series of comedy for him. And it was a series. Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3. And social media they were releasing on there. غريب. غريب. He needs help. They're making money from him. Or whatever they're making from him. Or fame. Or that's what they're doing. Is that something that would have happened if social media wasn't there? Those type of people would have been cared for. They would have been in good caring hands. But now it's all what you can put out there. And everyone put out everything there. The privacy is gone. And what people are taking from there is low aspiration. 6. حمو زوجة و الأولاد.  God Almighty has told us in the Quran.  And the same for the woman. Her husband can't be for her a means of low aspiration. Because of him. She's going far. She's seeking knowledge. She's going out there. She's benefiting. He's the one who's not doing that. He's dragging his legs. He's not giving a lot of consideration to learning the deal. He's joking about it. He's mocking it at times. So the situation can happen for both parties. It can happen for the men and the women. So this part of yours becomes what? For تصود عن العبادة. They become an obstacle from you worshipping Allah. و تعوقوا عن طالب العلم.  Or she's stopping you from worshipping Allah. Or your husband is doing that to you. He's stopping you from seeking knowledge. He is stopping you from worshipping Allah. و السعي للمعالي. And to achieve your high goals. و ذلك بسبب رقة دينها. And that might be because of the weak religion that this wife of yours possesses. Or it could be a weak religion that your husband possesses. It's true for both parties. او كثرة طلباتها. Or the demands that your wife is putting forward is making you unable to reach your goal in life. And the same for the wife. The minute she says, I want to go, I've got a class in the ministry that I need to learn the Quran. I need to go study the religion. She tells her, go cook for me. Go clean this for me. Do this for me. The demands. Just so she doesn't study and learn. و تخذيليها لزوجها. And also times is to expose her. And belittle her and ridicule her. The same happens from the wives and the husbands. Both parties. So children and your wife can be like that to you. و كذلك الأولات. قد يقولون فتنة و بلاء اللي والديهم. Your children can be a fitna to you. And mothers experience that on first hand they experience that very often that they want to read Quran. The child starts to run at the parent and say mom, mom. And so on. So they fight amongst themselves and she can't read even a page. They are fitna to her. Also they are fitna the same to the father. He's scared for his children. He's striving for their future. فتراهوا يخافوا عليهم. He's scared for them. و يحرصوا على التأمين مستقبلهم. He wants to put and reassure a future for his children. و يخشى من ضيائهم بعد فراقي الدنيا. He's also scared that when he leaves this world his children, how are they going to become like? So he's the fitna that they have on him. The same with the mother. She's worried about her children, their food, their lifestyle, their education, their learning, their future and how they are. The fitna happens for both parents. So much so that the parent is no longer able to achieve or work towards their own future. أما إذا نحرفوا عن سواء السبيل فلا تسأل عن شقائل أبي وحصرتي. و إذا كانت those children أنتظر من طريق الطريق then the stress that the father goes through and the mother goes through. والله فلا تسأل. فلا تسأل عنه. Don't ask about that. سبحان الله.  Have you seen the father how he feels when his son falls off the religion the way he becomes سعاد. Feeling that he has. Allah says in the Quran عَدُولَّكُمْ فَا حَذَارُوهُمْ الله says يا لدينا آمن with those of you who believe إِنَّ مِنْ أَزْوَاجِكُمْ from amongst your wives are those who are وَأُولَادِكُمْ and also from amongst your children there are those who are عَدُولَّكُمْ an enemy to you فَحَذَرُوهُمْ be cautious of them. الله is saying to us oh men there are wives out there of yours some men know every man whose wives are an enemy to them and there are some children who are an enemy to their parents فَحَذَرُوهُمْ be cautious of them how is that your wife could be an enemy to you and your children be an enemy to you sometimes a person because of their children he does things that are not allowed in the Sharia just for his children father may steal a wealth just so he can provide for his children he might even kill someone just so he can provide for his children but if that is the early self رحمه الله the righteous women they would say to their husbands every day when they leave the house they will say to their partner honey when you leave the house make sure that you bring us that which is حلال فير الله تبارك وتعالي what you bring home to us and our children if you can't find anything you have nothing to be blamed for you've strove you've exerted the efforts you can come home with nothing and no one's going to blame you those were the righteous women the women's today by whom is necessary bring me what you can and if you can't you're a bum you can't achieve anything in life وَمَهَا وَمَهَا وَمَا إِلَا دَعِي insults name calling الله سبحانه وتعالى also says in the Quran وَعَلَمُوا أنَّ مَا مُا لُكُمْ وَأُولَا دُكُمْ فِتْنَةَ الله says no that your wealth and your children are a fitna and a trial and a tribulation on you also the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم he said in the hadith أرمام وحاكم نريت ليني اس مستدرك التبارانيو نريت ليني اس معجم شغناصر رحمه الله authenticated it that the messiness صلى الله عليه وسلم has said إن الولد مبخلة مجبنة مجهلة محزنة that the child is a mabkhala because of your child you become bakheel مبخلن means here because of your child you become bakheel you used to give and now because of your child you're not going to give you're going to be like if I give my children are going to suffer my children need this مجبنة you become a coward because of your children you were brave before you should take risks in life but now you're not because of your children someone insult you you would take your rights from them before now you're not now you say if I get harmed my children are going to be without a father I can't do this you used to take risks in business and go for ventures and invest here and invest there but what did you do you now don't you do not take those risks because you're scared for your children you're also مجهلة you chose ignorance just because of your children how many parents stopped studying and learning because of their children and used that as a reason some really do because of their children but never but go back to education rather I'll say something inside benefit some parents think that I was studying and I had to choose between you and me and I chose you guys and your education and that's why I didn't pursue my my education parents are what I want to tell you this and what I want what I want to say to you all parents is that that actually works against you because many parents say that to their children hoping that the child would work and study but what you've just told your child is that without education you can make it in life like you did okay and it also makes the child have low aspiration because you yourself didn't set yourself a higher aspiration so what you should do is make sure you study as well and learn and stop giving yourself excuses and try to justify because of you guys because of this and because of that study and the word محزنة that the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم had mentioned it means that you become حزنة حزن means that you become stressed because of them so the children are مبخالة مجبنة from your children you gain the characteristics of بخل majority of the people and you also become جبان which is someone who is afraid and scared and you also become مجهلة you choose ignorance of seeking knowledge محزنة you become سدن stressed because of your children those سعد because of them فزوجة والأولاد كثيرا ما يثنون ذلهمة عن مراده majority of the times wives and your children they take away from you high aspiration how many honorable people ولي هذا فكم عان الكرام والشجعان ومنهم ومن تخذيليهم how many have complained about honorable people brave people their women and their wives a poet explained how he became after obeying عقبته عندما أطاع زوجته في شهواته when he obeyed his wife in his desires he did everything for her and surrendered everything to her he said أطاعت العرسة في الشهواته حتى يعني العرسة من زوجه عادتني عسيفا عبد عبد إذا ما جئتوها قد بئتو عذقا تعانقو أو تقبلو أو تفدي مارك ابن ريبن also talks about his conversation with his daughter who was stopping him from going to the jihad for the sake of Allah سبحانه وتعالى she said تقول ابنتي ننطلاقك واحدة إلى الروع يوم تاريكي لا أبالية ذريني من الإنشقاق أو قدمي لنا من الحديثان والمنية واقية ستتلف نفسي أو سأجبع هجمة ترى ساقيها يألمان التراقية جوية ابن نظر also told us about what happened between him and his wife some scholars said جوية ابن نظر it's actually حاتم who had a slave girl called طريفة and some said no it was جوية ابن نظر who had a wife called طريفة he talks about what she blamed him for in terms of giving he was a very generous man for his generosity حاتم he resided in a place called حائل in Saudi Arabia modern day حائل and he was known for his generosity كان يضرب إليه بالكرم and he was an example when it came to generosity and giving so his wife blamed him a lot about giving and why he was giving so he talks about it how she blamed him and he said it in lines of poetry حسد قال طريفة ما تبقى دراهمنا وما بنا سرف فيها ولا خرق إنا إذا اجتمعت يوما دراهمنا ظلت إلى السبل 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