OK, can everyone hear me OK? I think it's a yes. All right, hi. My name is Morgan. I work for Pincap as a product and community manager. We build a database called TidyB. I also contribute to TidyB. It speaks the MySQL protocol. So here's what we're going to talk about today. It is positive, so I do want to focus on the tech side. But I do want to start with a single page version, just giving an introduction to TidyB and Pincap. As for some of you, it may be a fairly new project. And then we'll get into the tech details. And then later on in the talk, I'll cover benchmarks and I'll cover MySQL compatibility, right? Because it sounds very promising. It's MySQL compatible. How hard is that to do? Turns out it's pretty hard. So we'll go to the details of exactly what's achievable and what's not. So just a little bit of overview. Pincap develops TidyB commercially. The company and the project were started in 2015. Our three founders come from working as infrastructure engineers at some of China's largest websites. TidyB has been open source since day one under the Apache 2 license. The storage component, and we'll get into what that is in a second, because it's got a layered architecture, is a CNCF project. It was donated to the CNCF in 2018. And the company expanded to North America in the middle of 2018, which is why it might be fairly new to you, and that's when I joined the team. But it's absolutely massive in China. So I just got back from Beijing, where we had the annual developer conference. We had just under 800 people attend. Two other quick stats that are kind of interesting. There's over 300 production deployments of TidyB storing 15 petabytes of data. And there's over 200 contributors, I think just over 230 contributors, to just the TidyB server part of the project, which to my knowledge, it makes it the most contributed to on GitHub relational SQL database, which is awesome. And the contributor count has been growing steadily since 2015. OK, so let's get into the technical details. And I'll sort of start with a few disclaimers, like quick points to help you understand it. TidyB speaks the MySQL protocol, but it's not based on any MySQL source code. It's a re-implementation. So not a storage engine, not a fork, not even developed in the same language, sorry, as the MySQL server. The MySQL server is written in C++. TidyB is developed in, sorry, a little bit of adjusting. TidyB is developed in Go. And the storage part is developed in Rust. So it's not an OSQL database as well. It's not sort of like loosely-goosey in the guarantees that it provides as a system. It kind of fits into the buzzword that we call new SQL databases. Just know that it's ACID and it's consistent, and uses this layered architecture of components. So the TidyB server is just the SQL processing layer, which is completely stateless. And the storage is what we call TyKB. And both of these are horizontally scalable, and you can scale them independently, which is really nice to be able to scale your SQL processing as stateless. It's very easy to scale in cloud environments. And so the last clarification is that while it speaks to MySQL protocol, it is aiming to optimize for slightly different workloads than MySQL does. I think MySQL has very good support for OOTP, which is sort of like the simpler range of queries in high throughput. We're trying to optimize for the simpler queries and sort of the analytical queries at the same time in this emerging space that's called HSTAP. So with that disclaimer, let's look at the architecture. It's sort of a minimal setup of TidyB. So we have the TidyB server, which we said is the SQL processing part that's stateless. And then we have TyKB, which is doing the storage. So a few things to point out. TidyB will show you a global view of all of your daughter. But if you imagine a table is sort of like A to Z in the alphabet, A to C would be stored in one region. That's our word for shard. D to F might be stored in another region. And you can see the copies of the data are sort of replicated inside of the TyKB system. We use Raft internally to be able to replicate. So I'll use some MySQL terminology, and I'll say that each one of these TyKB servers is both a master and a slave at the same time but for different regions of the data. So we do compare to MySQL replication. The one thing that you'll notice is by this design, it's easy to add extra nodes because you can just incrementally shift 100 megabyte chunk of data to add new servers. And you get better utilization by being both a master and a slave. The only component that I haven't mentioned yet here is this PD server here. PD is like the manager of the whole cluster. And it can also do things like if it notices that one of these particular regions is particularly hot, like let's say region two leader is particularly hot, it could move it to be the leader is now the TyKB node number two. It has several things that it can do to sort of rebalance. It can do region splits, region merges, identify the hot regions. It's a nice property to be able to have this data split up in these chunks and to say both master and slave at the same time. So it is a strongly consistent system. As I mentioned, so if you modified data that existed on multiple regions, it'll use a two phase commit internally to make sure it updates that consistently as you cross those region boundaries. Okay, so that was the simplified architecture. Actually, I'll mention one more thing. I like to think of this as sort of like a layer of storage and then a layer of protocols on top where we just happened to be using MySQL. This is TyDB speaking your application. But actually with an architecture like this, one nice property is that you can add additional protocols on top. So we have a driver called TySpock, which allows you to have sort of a spark view into your data without having to route through TyDB. And we've had community contributors to be able to contribute a Redis protocol to be able to store data in TyKB. And we're building native drivers so that you can connect to TyKB directly as well. So it's actually a similar architecture to MySQL and DB cluster, but the use cases are a little bit different. And this sort of native driver would be analogous to something like the NDB API. Okay, so having mentioned that, I did say that we're trying to aim for HTAP as the queries that we're optimizing for. So this is sort of the next generation of architecture for TyDB, which is to be able to have our row storage with TyKB, which uses ROXDB internally to store the data. And then have TyFlash to have column the storage. So because we have our own TyDB server that has an optimizer, we'll be able to figure out if a query is best to route to the row storage or to the column storage inside of TyFlash. We'll be able to do this on a per query basis. So we already can do some analytics, even though this is sort of the next gen architecture inside of TyDB that's not possible inside of MySQL, because it already has parallel query, hash join, hash aggregation, sort merge join. So when we get to benchmarks, you'll see that it is actually already capable. But this is sort of the next generation to help for more specific analytics queries and also relieve the load from that you can have a little bit of quality service issue if you're doing analytics queries on the same data that you're doing OLAP query, OLTP queries. Okay. So let's deep dive on the TyDB. If you're familiar with MySQL, I would say that it's actually fairly similar, right? So if a query comes in via the MySQL network protocol, it has to be paused, has to be optimized to be able to figure out what's the best way to be able to retrieve the data, and then it has to retrieve the data using that sort of intended plan that the optimizer figured out was best. Just a couple of small differences. The MySQL optimized, it doesn't have to figure out the network cost. It sort of just has to do CPU and memory costs. So TyDB has to do a little bit more extra work there. And as I said, TyDB has a few more capabilities in terms of what execution methods it has with its parallelism and attached joints and so on. And then it's retrieving the data from TyKB. And MySQL has the same separation with the storage engine API. This is just a little bit more separated because this is a completely different layer of technology. All right, so let's deep dive onto TyKB. TyKB is the storage. And it says here that it's receiving requests from a client, which in this case would be the TyDB server. That communication internally is via GRPC. And a simple way of thinking of TyKB is that it's ROC-CB with a RAF layer on top to make sure that it's replicated. It is a little bit of a simplification because for efficiency we do have some extra features like what I didn't show on my previous slide is that we can push down parts of the query execution into that TyKB code processor. So we imagine a hypothetical query that say that we're doing select count star from my table. You know, a naive way of doing that would be that we retrieve all of those rows from TyKB, we pull them up into TyDB, and then we add up the total. And an optimized way of doing that would be you ask each one of these TyKB instances to give you what count it has, and then you stream aggregate that total inside of TyDB. And this is a lot closer to how it works with this coprocessor API. So it understands many of mySQL's built-in scalar functions and aggregate functions allows us to effectively push down part of the execution from an SQL query into the storage directly. And it minimizes network transfer, which is certainly useful. Just some tools in terms of what we offer. You can replicate from mySQL directly to TyDB. You can also replicate from TyDB to either another TyDB server or to mySQL. So our tool to do this is our binlog tool, and our tool to be able to replicate is something we call DM, data migration. We also have an optimized loader to be able to convert from a mySQL myDumper file directly into TyDB and do things like disable the redo log. So currently we can restore about 100 gigabytes an hour, and we think that we'll be able to increase that number over time, which helps your migrations significantly. Okay, so let's talk use cases. It's sort of like a generic product that speaks to mySQL protocol, it looks like mySQL. I know you're all technical people. You wanna know what's the best case, what are the catches? So I would say that today the best two use cases for why you would wanna look at TyDB is if you're approaching the maximum capacity of a single mySQL server, you're trying to think what's next, should I shod or shouldn't I shod? And depending on the vintage of your application, this may be easy or it may be difficult. Or you may choose as an organization that this adds extra complexity to your application, and complexity can make teams hard to scale, right? It's hard to scale up on an organization basis as you've sort of invested all of this infrastructure into an app that's quite specific to you. The other use case that is kind of interesting is, let's say that you've already shod at mySQL, and so your application, you've invested to be able to do that, but you have a hard time doing analytics on your data. So the traditional way that you do this is you might use mySQL for your OTP, and then you'll use ETL to maybe within the hour or the half hour, extract this information from mySQL and push it into some other system. If you have the data to replicating directly into TyDB, you can query it with less lead time. Maybe expand just a little bit on this first point. I think what's particularly interesting about when you approach the maximum size is if you're like a platform business, we have many ways that you access the data. So think of cases like if I was an online marketplace, I have buyers and I have sellers. If I choose to shod by the buyers, then I can run queries very effectively on the buyers, but I might not be able to run queries on the sellers. This is a little bit different by contrast to say I was a SaaS application where maybe all of my tenants are very disparate, I guess would be the word to describe that. So particularly in the case of the platform scenarios, I think it's very useful not to have to figure out all of the nuances of how you would implement shodding, just to be able to have a global view of the data.  I don't believe that they are in Brussels, but they're certainly very large in Berlin, which is MoBike. So MoBike has nine million of these smart bicycles that you can unlock with your phone, sort of all around the 200 cities that they're around the world. And I think of unlocking and locking as like a transaction, but they want to be able to run analytics and they want to be able to find bikes that might be faulty and they want to be able to do that immediately after. I think that sort of analytics to find a faulty bike would be like a query that's kind of on the dimension of the bike, but maybe if they want to find fraud, that's on the dimension of the user. So being able to have a more global view of the data is more useful. I think you can't necessarily shod by city either because they might want to allow users to kind of move around cities. So being able to have a global view of the data and being able to transact and then do analytics is a really powerful use case. And obviously to the point of how much data they're storing as well, this exceeds the single size of a MySQL server. So being able to have this global system that can grow is very useful. Okay. So yeah, I know benchmarks is a topic that interests you. I want to show you some independent benchmarks that were run by Alex Rubin at Pekona. And I think they're really interesting. But I want to describe the methodology a little bit first because it's not actually a recommended setup for TIDB. So in this case, Alex has set up a single MySQL server and a single TIDB server. So TIDB is a distributed database. This is not something that we're intending or optimizing for. But nonetheless, I do think it's interesting. So the data set size is about 70 gigabytes. It's a real life data set. He's imported US flight on time statistics. And to start with, he's showing the response time for running some analytics queries. So this is response time. So a lower number is better. And you can see that TIDB, you know, sort of true to my claim, is good at these sort of analytic style queries. It sort of routinely beats MySQL, except in kind of the cases where you have a very low CPU count. So so far, so good. The next benchmark is testing just a single row select, a point lookup with this bench. And so this is a throughput test, not a response test. So higher numbers are better. So we can see MySQL is red, and it's routinely beating TIDB by five to 10X. I would like TIDB to do better, but I think that this is expected behavior. You know, when you've got this layered architecture, it's a lot harder to sort of compete with MySQL on its home turf of OOTB queries, where the data set is entirely in memory. So I think the benchmark is useful. It's very useful because, you know, if you are considering sort of the first case of moving entirely to TIDB, it's a microbench that'll show you, you know, the worst situation that you may encounter. And so you can use it from that perspective. But if you're sort of purely single primary key lookup, which I don't think is necessarily indicative of all applications, you should expect this to be slower in TIDB. And the next benchmark, it has some commonality to the previous query. The previous query is point lookup. This is like a point write query to write an individual row. I think Alex did a good job of providing a disclaimer for why NODB was behaving or performing so much better here. When the data is in memory, ROX-DB is not necessarily expected to beat NODB. And with TIDB being distributed, or in this case, it's TIDB, it doesn't have the concept of like disabling the binary look. So it's not quite an apples to apples comparison. But I'll sort of limit my disclaimer to that and say, I don't expect that we should be performing as bad as this. This was really great feedback. So thank you to Alex and Picona. I think this is something that we'll be working on in the next year. And with that, I think I'll get to compatibility and then I'll see if we have time to questions. Okay, so compatibility, we like to be transparent. You know, I don't think it benefits anybody if we say that it just drops in perfectly. And then, you know, you try and use it and you find some sort of issues. So here's the manual page. I'll just show a quick video if I can. All right, I'll see if this works. Just to scroll through and show you an example of some of the sorts of things that are missing. Okay, I apologize for that. I do have a summary in my slides as well. For some reason, it's not loading. So the basic summary is that join subqueries, DML, DDL, all of the basic stuff works. You know, you can query data as it's located in multiple shards or as we call them regions. And we support all SQL modes that are available in MySQL. This I think is an interesting feat in itself because it's incredibly difficult to do that. We don't implement things like store procedures, triggers, events. We don't have current plans too. This is actually quite a lot of effort. But we do plan to implement things like CTEs, views and window functions. You know, this is very important to our analytics story even though our current compatibility is MySQL 5.7. You know, we do plan to rebase to MySQL 8 in our upcoming 3.0 release. Some nuances to this story. Some features do work a little bit differently. Two of the ones that I think will probably be the hardest are that order increment allocates in batches. An optimistic locking means that a commit could actually return an error. TidyB also has some recommendations around how many rows you update in a single commit. And my last point is just that most of the tools that you're used to do work, but be reasonable in your expectations, you know, top won't work. And this is obviously very specific to NODB. And that's it. Thank you. Isolation level, we report it as the same as MySQL, which is a repeatable read, but it's SI internally. Yeah. We also support read committed, but we recommend that you use repeatable read, which is SI. It's not the same repeatable read as in NODB. It's not the same. Yeah. Okay. You still have time for questions? Okay. Just repeat the question. Okay, sure. That question was, what's the isolation level? Any other questions? Okay. Thank you.


Hi everyone, it's MJ the fellow Actree and welcome to a new series on the finer things in life This is episode one where we're gonna be covering collectible watches. Now, why are we doing this? Well, maybe before telling a CEO that their pension fund is insolvent You might want to make a little bit of small talk because Actrees are infamous for being a bit socially awkward and It might assist you knowing a little bit about other things So maybe this topic will assist you with client interactions and building business Relationships it also gives you some ideas on how to waste your big actuarial salary But remember, we're just gonna be touching on this topic. There is so much more to it But that well, that's it Let's jump straight into it and let's hit straight for the big boy This is the Patek Philippe Henry Graves super complication This is a mechanical pocket watch 18 karat gold and it is the most complicated watch built without the assistance of a computer Now it was named after the banker who commissioned it and when we adjust for inflation. He spent $200,000. Now if you think that's crazy if you come to value this watch now It is worth $24 million and this is a little bit of a lesson if you're smart with your watches You can make a lot of money But besides from bankers who else has owned Patek Philippe watches and we can see quite a few politicians from Queen Victoria, Pope Pius Some scientists as well Marie Curie, Albert Einstein, JFK, Nelson Mandela And we also see some artists like Pablo Picasso, Leo Tolstoy And if you watch the Daily Show you'll see Trevor Noah actually has a lovely watch collection And the slogan for Patek Philippe is you never actually own one You merely look after it for the next generation So let's look at their lineup. The first one we've got here is the Nautilus It's a very well-known and it's designed in 1976 The second one is the 24 designed in 1999 and it has that timeless feminine elegance The third one the Aquanaut is the entry level, you know The affordable Patek Philippe and it costs only around $30,000 Now why do watches cost so much? A lot of the time it also depends on its mechanics And I mean this stuff gets sophisticated I mean just just listen to this about the Turbulent In a Turbulent linked the Excavations and balance wheel are mounted in a rotating cage in order to negate the effects of gravity when the timepiece is struck in a Certain position by continuously eroding the entire balance wheel assembly at a slow rate the Turbulent averages out positional errors Whoo, and that's the whole thing I mean you can go look at the patents and the evolution of watches and this stuff is fascinating Now Abraham Louis Berger I don't know. I hope I'm saying his name right maybe like as a rule of thumb like the harder It is to say a watch watch his name the more valuable it is but this is the guy who kind of patented quite a lot of Mechanics and let's look at some of the people who owned his watch. We've got King George the third Maria Antoinette Napoleon Bonaparte Bugatti which you guys should know is the super fast French car So Winston Churchill Vladimir Putin and author Rubenstein who was a musician And their slogan is that in every woman is a queen and of course It's a little bit controversial with Maria Antoinette and he even designed a special watch for her Which is highly collectible But let's look at their their lineup and I'll be totally honest with you guys I did not know about this brand before I made this video But apparently you've got the marina the marina dame and the classic so let's rather move on to a watch that I have heard of before and Hopefully I'm gonna pronounce this one correctly the Audemars Piget and this was well They created one of the first luxury sport watches and that's why when we look at some of their owners You should recognize quite a lot of these names.  Well, if you don't know who Jay Hope is you need to go Google BTS watch their YouTube videos They are insane. Anyway coming back to to the watches Their main one is the Royal Oak and if you're thinking to yourself hold on that That looks very similar to the Nautilus that we that we discussed earlier and that is because both were designed by Gerald Genter And we're gonna see that this watch was inspired by the traditional diving helmets And that's where the kind of idea of the screws comes from now The Royal Oak comes in many different colors And this is one of the ways that that it was presented which if you're thinking hold on that looks familiar You might have seen the the Hublot Big Bang, which I absolutely adore. I love this watch Let's be serious. It is a replica of the AP and I mean This is it in 1988 years following the Royal Oaks introduction into the market Which like I said is based on the diving helmet the Hublot design is when the midst of creating a nautical inspired timepiece and Among the various influences considered they narrowed down on the port hole a small round window Mounted onto a ship's hulls to mid light and air and I mean the French word Hublot also means port hole So Hublot really wanted to insist that they didn't copy anyone and they were quick to point out the differences You know the Royal Oak was on Octogonal that's a big word and where the Hublot will be round The Royal Oak comes with a steel bracelet Hublot will come with the rubber one the Royal Oak was automatic The Hublot will be quartz powered gosh But we haven't even touched on the whole quartz crisis and that's a big topic in in watch watch theory But also the early Hublot's would have a cover attached to it mimicking the closing and opening of an actual portal Where the Royal Oak did not have one so Hublot was like we did not copy anyone But then Rolex brings out the rainbow Daytona and what does Hublot do? Oh, wow What what a coincidence? Okay, then Ricard mill brings up this magnificent beast and then who blows like oh, oh wow No, no, there's it's very different to our watch and and this is something about watches is a lot of them Do inspire each other? I mean Rolex has got some designs that have been copied by almost every other brand So it's crazy up there, but like I said this video. I just wanted to give a very broad summary I wanted to touch on some of the big brands I wanted to look at some of the famous owners who were the designers look at a little bit of the mechanics Play around with history and of course focus in on some of the drama That is all contributes to lovely conversation that you can have with clients So look out for what watch they're wearing and hopefully this video can inspire a little bit of small talk But coming up in the series I've got a whole bunch of topics that I want to discuss with you guys But if you've got any ideas of your own, please let me know in the comment section and also, yeah maybe let me know which watch was your favorite and Yeah, I'll see you guys in the next few videos. Keep well. Cheers


Thank you very much. I feel I'm getting a lot of responsibility. I need to speak after people that have read more books than I will ever be able to read for the rest of my life and Also, I need to save the planet according to to Melina. I Have my phone here. That's where my notes are So I'm not checking my Instagram as we do I was I was asked. Thank you very much for putting me up on stage I was asked why can't you come up and just say what people should do because there's gonna be some very clever people saying about many Talking about many big issues and then you can come up and come up with some conclusions and some concrete things that people can pick up and do I think that's that's that's putting me on the spot for sure. Thank you I'm a chef as I was saying before And I do what some of us Chefs do is that I open a restaurant open a restaurant soon to be 10 years ago And then I opened another one as some of us chefs also do and Then there was another one and there was a fourth one and there was a bakery and then and then there's a wine import because those those restaurants need some wine and and then the the next thing was to to to do a farm establish a farm because to me It was it was very interesting once once I got to the to the to the second restaurant It was the question that everybody would ask me was when so what when is your next project when are you gonna open the next restaurant and and I was sort of put off a little bit by this idea that That that's that's the only way you can you can successfully Successfully work with restaurants as an expanding and expanding expanding. I thought the idea of just having this linear Project of wanting to do more grow in the sense of of having more did not really Inspire me my idea was to grow a little bit deeper if you can say so Because to me What always was the inspiration for all the different things that I've done as we are saying I'm I do pizza I said it the Sunday and I do all sorts of different types of food but it's always been sparked by some some inspiration that has been based on the produce and What that has sort of brought me to do I started making cheese at base because I was just intrigued by this very very fascinating craft and To to to really ask myself the big question I think that it was it was time to sort of get on my knees and and try to to to understand where the produce came from and We established the farm of ideas. It's now the fourth growing season. We've just finalized and a lot of the things that Caroline was touching upon are resonating with me because The true value of food is is something that we have have become alienated to in in society in general and also I think that in the restaurant industry we have We have the same the same problem. I I realize that while You you're on your knees you also get to get into pretty simple and Some would say boring I wouldn't call it boring labor That that allows you to think about many things and for me it has been very much the the role of the chef and understanding the role of the chef and the role of gastronomy and And question myself. What is it that we are supposed to do and I think that We we face many many issues That are clearly as so well put Based on on the way we see food and how little we value it and somehow we manage in our little world our little niche world of restaurant particular for high level to make people understand the value of food because people tend to spend a lot of money in some of the restaurants that we work in or own or I in and For us to be able to to To bring this further. I think that there's some questions we need to ask ourselves I have four restaurants a bar and a farm and I have Accepted to take the full responsibility for what comes out of this farm That I want to be of the highest quality and I wanted to be in a very low-tech handheld matter and I realize that the true value of The produce and the cost of producing produce like this is surprisingly high It surprises me and blows me away. How difficult this shit is if we a Restaurant that is geared towards using vegetables as it always has been That are willing to use the worst Beatle if you can dig out as a part of a menu That is worked out in some creative way to something that is tasty if we have a hard time making this thing come around Well, it's very very clear that we have a big problem Because when we live in this world Where we're used to a certain cost for the produce for the vegetables that you buy in a supermarket or even worse through your whole sale as a restaurant Then it is just Invisible to you what it is of an effort that is put into it We live in a world where subsidies and and the system that is extremely industrialized Have have masked what it is it takes to grow these vegetables I Think to get on my knees and really understand or try to understand because really after four years I have to accept They're really feel that I came with a lot of questions and I'm I'm only picking up more questions Because my understanding is more than anything that there's so much I have to learn I think the conclusion must be that We can put it in a context when a restaurant You can actually have people enjoy this food for the cost that it should be But that the challenge that we face is tenfold once you step a few steps away from our niche into the real society and To face these things. I think we have a big responsibility to take upon ourselves because as a chef we must take on the Role that are that In older generations have been taken by your grandmother or Your aunt or my aunt in Sicily that shows shows me today traditional foods and how they're made because in the next generations those grandmothers are Maybe in this crowd they're here, but but there's not many of them So who who is gonna? Given understanding of what is the true value of food. I think it lies upon us as in Chefs being the ambassadors of gastronomy Because to me one of the questions that I asked myself is what is gastronomy? And gastronomy to me is not a question of having the highest hat in the kitchen the high stock to me gastronomy is Picking this Swiss chard once it's It's ripe to get the first strawberry of the field at the right time when it's right and gastronomy lives through the idea of the seasons through the idea of Abundance at times and scarcity at other times and the virtue that lies in understanding that some things You can only appreciate because you do not have them all the time and all these things are not at all even relevant in today's market and in today's food system so Gastronomy to me is really what we need to expand as a concept. I think the restaurant industry Is is almost tiring me a little bit in many senses because we do a lot of talking But I think astronomy needs to be able to be something That with an active generosity gets brought on to the next step if I'm if I am asked by Melina to to give people something that they can do I think I think what you should do is to To get down on your knees Get down on your knees and essentially If you're in the restaurant industry and you have gastronomy underneath your skin and you understand what it is to actually truly appreciate and value the Food that you put on a plate Then you need to bring that thought with you out of the restaurant industry Get down on your knees Bring gastronomy with you and make this understanding of what the true value of food is Thank you


Bismillah. First of course is to gear up aprons, gloves, at the time of corona, face masks, face shields. It's important to gear up before every washing and shrouding no matter what the Janaza is. Before doing the Janaza of course you can have the kefen prepared, three shrouds for the brother and five shrouds for the sisters. We always place a aura cover over the deceased before initiating the ghusl, before removing the body bag, before removing the clothes, cover the aura. Testing the water to make sure that the water is of good temperature, not too hot and not too cold inshallah. The first step of doing the ghusl is the istin jet, cleaning the privates front and back. The way that we check to make sure that they are clean is the water that's coming off of the sponge and the water that's passing through the drain or passing to the drain is clear. After cleaning the front part of the private part we're going to go to the back first by turning his feet over to the side that you want to turn him to, turning his arm over, holding his waist and his shoulder blade and pulling him to you. The next step which is the wudu, the same wudu that we would make for salah. So we would start by saying Bismillah, cleaning his right hand three times and then the left hand three times. The mouth you don't put water inside rather you just clean what's outside. The nose same thing you want to clean what's outside. After the face you're doing the right arm three times and the left arm three times. The same wudu that we make for salah. The very next step after is the wudu and we're going to transition from wudu to the first rusul, the first washing which is just using water. And one simple way that we can wash a brother or sister without having to take too long is to turn the brother or sister to their left side exposing their right side and having the washer clean their entire face head and then cleaning the right side front and back at the same time. And after the right side has been cleansed front and back we're going to gently put the brother or sister down so that we can clean the left side. We're going to transition this first washing of water to the second washing which is with water and any type of detergent soap. Now we take this mixture and we do the same exact process of washing the head first the entire head and after the head is cleansed we're going to turn him to expose his right side cleaning his entire right part of the body front and back and then the entire left side. The last rusul, the third rusul is with water and kefir. Kefir comes in different forms we're actually using the liquid form which is a more potent form about five six drops is more than enough to mix with some water and we also add raitir, raitur, some type of good smelling body oil. Once that mixture is done we're going to do the same exact process cleaning the head and exposing the right side to us so we can clean the entire right side front and back and then we're gonna wash the left side front and back. After the washings have been completed we're going to pat dry the brother or sister and also wipe the table down inshallah preparing him for the next step which is the shroud. The way that we do that is by turning him to his side drying the entire table as best as you can and then bringing the shroud which is as you can see here half folded half unfolded and we're gonna bring the folded side into his back as tight as you possibly can bringing it as close to the inside of his body as possible right there tucking it in so when shrouding the first step of shrouding the first area shrouding is the right side unlike what some people may think it's not salah you're not putting the right side over the left side like in prayer this is clothing and when it comes to clothing the sunnah is to start with the right side so we're starting with the right side and Alhamdulillah I lost permission this is how you keep the outer covered at all times and if you pay attention to his arm making sure that his arm is at his side and it's not you know behind him or twisted in any way and this is a good time to pull out the water bottle and start wiping it down there are different ways and methods to perfume the shroud inshallah this is the proper way to shroud which is to pull the shroud all the way up towards the ceiling and bringing it down nice and tight so now Alhamdulillah the brother or sister would be able to be placed in the way and in the space and in the area that you wanted them to this is the third and final shroud this is going right and then right over right here and then the left would come after that it's also important to tuck under the feet like that and when finishing off you want to make sure that you're pulling towards the head and you're pulling towards the feet to make the kefir as tight and as neat as possible now we're going to transition and transfer our deceased brothers and sisters from the wash table to the box so this would be the transition we placed them on a board we bring his feet about halfway in and then we just control his weight from the top we control the weight from the top to make sure he doesn't slide down and then we force him in all the way close to the edge of the box making sure that he's in making sure that his head is cleared he has space over his head we turn him to one side and we remove the sliding board now the brother or sister is prepared to be viewed by their family or friends whether it be at the funeral home and or ready to be taken to the masjid for Salatul Jinnaza it's extremely important that we remind ourselves of the great virtue and reward of washing and shrouding our deceased Muslim brothers and sisters the Prophet Muhammad SAW said whosoever washes and shrouds his brother and conceals all that he sees meaning he doesn't expose anything that he has saw in the washing Allah in return will forgive them 40 times over and whosoever shrouds his deceased Muslim brother or sister Allah SWT will shroud them Yom Al Qiyamah with garments from Jannah may Allah SWT grant us all that reward Allah ma'min here we see the sisters masha Allah taking care of the process of handling a washing and shrouding of a female the washing and the washing process for females is the same for brothers it's the same istinja it's the same mulu it's the same washing with water it's the same washing with water and soap it's the same washing with water and kefir the only difference may be when it comes to the separation of the hair they place it into three braids now the shroud is of five pieces versus the three pieces that we had for the brother which were equally cut pieces of shroud the sisters have five pieces of shroud too long one skirt is our one camis shirt and one hijab and they prepare it the same way as we prepared before halfway so the sisters from moving the deceased from the fridge and placing them onto the wash table and preparing them for the whistle as you mentioned the whistle is the same but as you see the sisters has made they have made the outer cover much longer and larger to cover the sister more than the brothers would cover ourselves rolling the body over and tucking the bag in the middle of the spine and then rolling up the rest of the body bag into a ball protecting from any leakage and putting it into the garbage once the washing has been done as we mentioned the same as the brothers is for the sisters they're placing the sister on the shroud making sure that everything is ready placing the hijab placing the shirt over placing the is a lot over removing the bag and the final two pieces of shroud so it's to shroud one shirt one lower garment and the hijab and they also are tying the ribbons to secure the kefen from becoming loose in transit whether it be to the masjid or to the cemetery you are also permitted to perfume a sister shroud may Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala accept the washings and the shroudings of all the brothers and sisters and allow us to perform this in the proper way according to the Quran and Sunnah Allah may Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala accept the washings and the shroudings of all the brothers and sisters


Hey everyone welcome back to the state of the web this week We have Jess Lee and Ben Halpern two of the co-founders of dev2 They're gonna tell us about their developer community and what they've observed about the state of web development. Let's get started Right Jess and Ben thank you both for being here, so I want to ask you first What is dev2 and how did it all get started? Yeah, so a couple years ago Ben started a Twitter account called the Practical Dev and He used it as a place to just share his like programming woes, you know But also a lot of helpful resources that he found across the internet and through there He developed lots of really great relationships and realized that there was a really beautiful community on Twitter people who want to just talk about You know the news and in software development and their perspectives, but didn't necessarily Like I feel like they had a community where they could do that And so Ben started dev2 where he could blog about daily life of being a developer share resources and people started asking if they could Blog with him and that's really how dev2 was born and now Lots of other like it's it's a community full of developers publishing And just like connecting with one another on on web development anywhere from You know like career stuff like interview questions to really deep dives into certain tutorials on You know technologies that only a few people would know about yeah That's super well put the community is really broad and ranging and that just so much we thought we could do with our own platform There's people creating their own programming languages, but also people just kind of starting with HTML for the first time it's really a broad ecosystem and It's really really excited to kind of go to work every day and try to make it better So what sets dev2 apart from other developer communities and how does that play into the name itself dev2? You can think of dev2 like dev together We also loved having dev as the URL Because you can like if you want to find my my my profile and dev2 you just go like dev2. Just so it's really about like the developer And as for how we're different from other communities I joined this community like join the software developer community as a whole Through by way of like being self-taught and through bootcamp. So I didn't really have a traditional background or a computer science degree and it was very isolating and also as like, you know a woman attack I was in a minority and also a person of color And I just didn't feel like there was an existing community that was like really welcoming that I could find like other faces that looked like me So that's like one reason but also a lot of there's like lots of useful Software developer communities out there from like question answer sites to places where you can really talk about projects and Different apps, but there wasn't a place where you could just talk about everything related to web development Like you know you can ask Questions to the community that are really specific But then you can also ask like, you know general trend questions And there really wasn't a place where both those types of content lived I've also heard you describe it as a meet-up or like a conference. What does that mean? Yeah, we try to really sort of mimic the awesomeness that happens sort of when software developers come together when they When they meet when they sort of I have off-the-cuff discussions It's really sort of you know people gather this flies on the walls. There's discussions that happen There's a lot of illuminating ideas that happen We really think when we think about our product and our community and our platform We really think of that as our sort of metaphor like if we were gonna have a conference that kind of went on forever And people could really kind of share ideas Meeting in the hallways like presentations and also respect one another as if they were sort of in the same room together We really sort of think of these ideas as like guiding lights for like all these ideas have Been around forever. They just haven't really existed very neatly on on the web and on these sort of platforms Yeah, if you think about web like in the early days There's a lot of anonymity and people Are you know can become more passionate about certain subjects when they can be anonymous? And so on dev2 we really encourage people like when you're commenting on a post like really think about like would you say this to somebody? After they spoke at a conference like you know It's this how you would engage with them and that's the attitude that we want people to take when engaging with one another So you run a community for web developers, but of course you are web developers yourselves How has being a part of this community helped you grow as web developers and at a meta level How has that helped dev2 website itself? It's helped me grow a whole lot Especially as somebody who came from a bootcamp. I it's amazing I wrote this article about just how lucky I am to get to like dog food every single day Because I'm just like learning as I go and my product literally informs like how I work Yeah, I don't I don't think anyone uses and benefits from the platform in development as much as we do because we really sort of like We really know how to sort of make use of it how to really foster the right discussions I mean just today we had a we had a database issue with with postgres and we We went to the site to To kind of look for answers and people actually they understood the context from which we were coming because we've talked about a lot of This stuff before we sort of developed a canonical relationship with the people who might actually now have the answers for us It's been it's been really really fantastic and in fact that sort of little help feature We talked about it for a while, and then I finally built it because I really needed help on something so It's really funny that way we we really come to work and we can genuinely say that our team Our small team, there's just a handful of us But we we go to work really like feeling like we care about what we're building which is just not easy to say if we were building You know real estate insurance software I've also seen you're planning to open source the code for your website. What's the significance of that? We think there's something really beautiful about community that can literally build itself And I actually feel like that helped us today because we've invited some early contributors into the repo and they've won already so many contributions, which is awesome, but you know the people who are in in In our code base like just messaged us like immediately when they know something was wrong and like we just have more eyes on the code now That's really great Yeah, yeah open source is just it's just wonderful And it's just great to be a part of and we really know that the value of our community is in the humans So if we want to we don't want to hoard our code we want to share it with everyone and if if they want to sort of build interesting things that fit their own sort of Use cases that maybe just us as a small team We wouldn't ever get around to but people really care about using this platform in this community So we really think the opportunity there is gonna be really really fantastic and we're just excited about like what could come of this They're like magical unknown So the members on your community are constantly publishing new content What are some of the themes you're seeing developers discuss and is there anything? That they are talking about more or like trending today people love talking about get It's like one of the most popular topics on the platform probably because almost every developer uses get as version control So that that's always like a ongoing popular topic Yeah, on the web development frontier specifically There's a lot of areas of like general sort of like piqued interest like anytime this topic comes up people People really kind of want to know where people are coming from web assembly Progressive web apps People have a lot of opinions on things like accelerated mobile pages and just kind of the web API How it's evolving and how people are thinking about it because these are areas where like there's not always a yes or no answer There's a like what are people thinking about this kind of answer and there's a lot of you know Like does this bring more complication to my life or less complication? Is it worth learning all this new technology or or not like? It's sometimes not just the API is where people have questions It's the like how should I even be thinking about this and the web is so Move so quickly, but there's a lot of stuff you might not need to know so you really need to kind of like keep your ear down and And try to kind of keep up with what you should be learning and and it's definitely People just definitely want to kind of keep up with some of these newer web technologies So just what are some of the pain points that developers are experiencing like what's causing the biggest headaches? I've seen a lot of articles around PWAs. I think there's a lot of clarity that needs to be Given surrounding service workers Different browsers are supporting it in different ways And I think that's kind of a like a pretty big headache for people right now So on the show the state of the web we like to look at big data about websites themselves that developers are building But what's really interesting is that you've started a survey of the web developers So now we can learn a lot about them themselves. So what are you finding in this data set? So we asked a huge range of like 40 questions and some of them include how well a developer feels like they understand GDPR From there to What kind of frameworks do you have experience in yeah, and we asked a lot of questions about people's sort of opinions about which web technologies are moving faster than others which are better understood things like that and So probably the information that the responses are really interesting and we're seeing a lot of interesting correlations But we probably shouldn't get into too many specifics so we don't bias the answers too much That's right. So the survey is still active, right? Where can people take that? Yeah dev to slash survey And it's it's about 40 questions But we tried to make it streamlined enough it should only take four or five minutes and we'll learn Whether or not dog people prefer certain frameworks or whether or not cat people prefer certain frameworks That will definitely open up to certain interesting correlational Analysis it's great to have this pulse on the developer community I think it's so important for this feedback loop so where we can make developers lives easier and of course improve the Experiences of the users Jess and Ben. Thank you so much for being here. Thank you so much for having us Yeah, thanks so much Rick So if you'd like to join the dev2 community visit them at dev.to and of course take the survey at dev to slash survey Thanks for watching. We'll see you next time


This video is solving problems using proportional parts number three So first off we need to solve for x and it's kind of strange since we've got a full side length 3x minus 2 Well, that shouldn't be too big a problem because we've got 3 and 5 So we can compare proportional parts by adding 3 and 5 together And so then we'll just cross multiply to solve so we get x equals 6 Now, let's take a look at one more problem. So here we have segment er is the mid segment of this triangle Now remember mid segment means three things for us One thing it means is that Point e is the midpoint of segment nh And so that means these segments are congruent And likewise point r is the mid point of ny So these lengths are congruent as well A couple of the things the mid segment is parallel To its opposite side And also it creates a couple of pairs of congruent angles This angle is congruent to this angle Because they're corresponding angles cut by a transversal of parallel lines and then also this angle Is congruent to that angle Now the problem asks us to solve for x So x refers to side lengths In particular side lengths nr And ry Now because er is a mid segment I know that those side lengths must be equal And so we have a couple of terms with an x squared We have a term with a regular old x and we have a term with a constant number So it looks like we're going to have to do some solve by factoring So let's go through a cleanup session Let's bring that x squared to x squared over to the other side by subtracting 2x squared from both sides And then again since we want to solve by factoring we'll have to do the same with 7x And so now we're looking for factors of 12 which add to negative 7 All factors of 12 it's either 2 and 6 Or 3 and 4 so negative 3 and 4 will do the trick if x minus 3 Times the quantity x minus 4 equals 0 So now either the first term is equal to 0 or the second term is equal to 0 So if x minus 3 is equal to 0 That means x could possibly be positive 3 If x minus 4 equals 0 That means x could be equal positive 4 So now we have two potential answers Let's just go through and make sure that the side lengths make sense geometrically as well as as pardon me Geometrically as well as algebraically So I'll take this value of x maybe I'll try x equals 3 first And I'll substitute it in for the values of 3x squared plus 12 and 2x squared plus 7x Both of those end up being 39 So I know that x minus 3 is a possible answer Let's check x equals 4 as well both of those Make that length 60 Now since both of these sides are positive It is possible that x is both either 3 or 4 So we have two answers in this case 3 or 4 Thanks for watching


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overlord here what I talked about in this video I'm not gonna have any images up of what I'm actually talking about I'm just gonna have links down in the description because these are coming directly from The gentleman who again is my source for things Jeepers creepers if I want to know anything Jeepers creepers related I go to this person this again is Stacy linging camp the nephew of Heather linging camp who played Nancy in He was once going to be he was once casted. He landed a role in the once planned project Jeepers creepers cathedral Which you all know was gonna be set 23 years after the second film and the first movie picking up in that barn He was set to play Trisha's son. He was gonna be dairy, Jr. That of course never happened, but he remained in contact with Victor Him and Victor are very close contact with each other in terms of just he has personal contact to Victor Sava. So These slideshows and these images and these deleted scenes they're coming directly from a video He uploaded you guys can subscribe to his channel join the Facebook group if you want to talk to him about anything Jeepers Creepers related If you want to ask him about how he got the role Once upon a time for the plan Jeepers Creepers Cathedral project join the Facebook group that I'm gonna leave a link to down in the Comment section by any way just to get into the topic We're gonna be talking about deleted scenes and what we almost got for Jeepers Creepers too So this has been something I've known about for quite some time I just figured I'd come out here and make a video talking about and share my thoughts on it One brief deleted scene that I know has been out there and a storyboard I will share an image of this a storyboard image of it Victor Sava shared himself on that blog the Poho County Poho County Line blog that Victor Sava has It's still up and running from a couple years back. He hasn't posted anything on it since 2012 But he shared something a few years ago on that blog where He basically went over a deleted scene that never got to be used Concerning the demise of one of the coaches from Jeepers Creepers 2 I believe this is the first coach the African-American coach Coach Hannah I believe is the coach's name who got picked up off the ground while everyone else was distracted not looking at Direction while he was leaving flares out on the ground Well, well the deleted scene that we end up getting well We let's just go over what we know actually happen that character gets picked up off from the ground And we never see or hear from him again. That's just it as do all the other coaches They all just get picked up we never see or hear anything from him again that almost was not the case coach Hannah would have reappeared or What would appear as coach Hannah was going to be reappearing the kids The kids the teens before they got on the bus or while they were on the bus Someone out in the distance would have been calling for help This would be the voice of coach Hannah calling out to the kids urging them to come out and help him And explaining that the thing that picked him up off the ground let him go and his leg is broken He needs help the kids would then after convincing each other to go over there They go over only to find out that coach Hannah is in fact dead But the creeper has his hand stuck behind his back shoved up in his into his carcass Mimicking and mocking him almost controlling him like he's a ventriloquist dummy And at that point that's gonna be another power the creeper revealed Well, now we know that the creeper has the ability to mimic people's voices and do this What type of I don't know what word I want to use for it other than deranged puppetry at that point That's a deranged puppetry. He would have that's that would have been the big twist out of that coach Hannah himself wasn't actually calling for the teens It was the creeper toying with them and luring them out there They were gonna find that out cuz they'd come to see that the creeper was holding him up holding him up from the backside And the creeper is the one voiced and giving these voices and sounding just like coach Hannah So that would have been another power of his that we would have found that he has ability to be To manipulate his voice to sound exactly like his victims and He's he seems to be quite a very good ventriloquist That sounds a little bit cartoony just reading it I and if you see the storyboard for it, I take what you want with it I think that would have been a cool scene Something brief nothing to really dive into for other projects or anything like that or or Explored in depth just something cool one type thing done. I think that would have been cool Another thing we're gonna get into a deleted scene was the creepers layer now We know that in the cathedral script We would have gotten a big cavern of a layer. They were almost gonna do that again in Jeepers Creepers 2 They had a layer reveal in the original film with Justin Long's character dairy stumbling upon it him and Trisha That supports will got them in trouble. They went back to it went down the pipe He walked around that that old church basement Seeing that the creeper had bodies stitched up on all the walls found a couple bodies one of them In fact was alive one of the more recent ones that the creeper had dumped down into that pipe We didn't get anything like that for Jeepers Creepers 2 but we almost did there was almost a scene that scene Let's go over the scene that actually happened The scene that we got that this is involving was the scene after the creeper has a little brief showdown with Jack Taggart senior and the bus flips over and the truck flips over and after he shoots these harpoons and he flies through the bus and That that whole shebang Where they were just going back and forth with each other just trying where Jack Taggart scene was trying to get his Get his revenge against the creeper But and then we know after that we then jump to a scene with Ronda double D and Izzy or Izzy or is indeed So we know that they end up stumbling upon they're walking they stumbled upon a truck with a bug on it The guy that earlier was talking to coach Hannah asking if they could help them with their flat tire They jump into his truck and they drive off now the original scene would have saw them running Into a look what looks like it's a gated gated area a gated community For authorized personnel only I'm just going off of memory might not be with the actual storyboard says when you guys look at the video But they would have stumbled upon something where they would have broken into it some type of fenced off area And they would have they would have saw a truck in there and they were they were going to run of course to get into this truck and What happens is while they're running to get to this truck they think there's a way out double D stumbles on Stumbles on something they turn around double D turns around to see what he stumbled on or tripped over and it's like door handles door handles in the ground door handles in the ground and They of course would then open it to try to figure out what it is Only to find out when they open it. This is a military bunker. It's an old military bunker when they go into it They they fall into it. I Can't remember the guy's name double D's friend Kimble Kimble's in there I feel like this would have been a good. I'm just gonna give my thoughts on this that scene I would have loved if they kept that scene if they would have found this layer of the creeper using old military bunker as a layer They could have kept that because what that could have been used to then do is kind of explain Where he's taking these people that was my biggest gripe with Jeepers creepers, too We don't know where he's taking these people. He takes the three coaches. Where did they go? We know he went somewhere they probably got Something got done to him. I'm not to say that he ate all of them The creeper can kill just to kill and I believe he just killed those coaches just to get rid of them but characters such as Scotty what happened to Scotty And he doesn't go back for that other kid that he threw that star in his head at Like just some of those are some of my gripes or jeepers creepers, too He has these victims that he's not really attending to and we never see what actually came of them Had they have kept this scene where they stumbled upon this military bunker That could have shed some light on what ultimately happened to them We could have seen the dead corpse of Scotty in there Now this storyboard these storyboards don't go over that but that just would have been something Something nice to kind of just have an explanation of where his victims were because his jeep the victims and jeepers creepers, too They just all disappeared. We don't necessarily need to know what happened to them But I can't always that aspect of the film always kind of bothered me because the original movie there weren't too many weren't too many Victims outside of that that he killed a couple people and then we at least saw what happened to dairy We don't see what happens to Scotty He kind of just kills the other kid and never really attends to him the one he threw the star in his head at The sun at the opening. I wish we could have seen what happened to him That would have been a nice thing to find him down in that military bunker Just all this wasted potential. I feel like that scene could have offered But anyway, they stumbled into this military bunker. They come across More dead corpses hung up on the walls And they make their way out of there and before they make their way out In the center of all these corpses that are stitched up on the wall is like a statue of or the creeper or something Whether that's a statue or not it was never Made clear to me from just looking at the video that might have been the creeper himself Just sitting in that bunker waiting for them. I don't know why he was doing that but whatever But those are those are some of the deleted scenes that we could have gotten for jeepers creepers, too We almost had another instance where the creeper could have talked that was left out. They did not feel that the creeper should talk I'm kind of glad they left that out But it still would have been something cool to see that he could mimic voices To a hundred percent accuracy that would have been cool Uh, the bunker scene seeing another creepy layer of the creepers would have been nice as well Uh, really disappointed. We didn't get that layer seen more than the fact that we didn't see the creeper do Ventriloquist work But let me know what you guys think about all this down in the comment section below Again, I'm going to have links to these videos with these storyboards in the description If you haven't already made sure you subscribe turn on post notifications at never miss a video Also in description I'm going to have links to all my social media accounts on facebook twitter and instagram You can message me there to let me know if there's any movies news or reviews You'd like me to cover in the future with all that in mind guys. I will see you in the next video


The Rio Tinto-led Oyotogoy mine is located in Mongolia's South Gobi desert, where access to surface water is scarce. Scholars have attributed declining water levels to climate change, predicted to become more severe as global temperatures rise. To deal with these circumstances, Oyotogoy operates with water extracted from a deep and saline aquifer. The mine is granted a licence to extract 870 litres per second or about 20% of the aquifer's capacity. In line with national legislation, the mine must pay water use fees of 50 cents per cubic metre. High costs have created incentives to reduce usage by 174 litres per second and to invest in water conservation technologies. The mine uses around 420 litres of water per tonne of processed ore, around half the industry average. In 2019, the mine recycled water at an average rate of more than 87%. To protect the quantity and quality of local water resources, Oyotogoy undergoes ongoing monitoring and assessments. The participatory environmental monitoring programme with community members adjacent to the mine has enabled information sharing on climate variability, increased transparency and foster trust between parties. While this has earned the Oyotogoy mine the reputation as an emerging best practice in the industry, critics have raised concerns that liberalisations and deregulations of Mongolia's mining regime has benefited the interest of international mining companies at the expense of local communities, the livelihoods and the environment. For example, while compliance with market-oriented frameworks have been actively pursued, the promotion of international standards relating to the environment, stakeholder engagement and human rights is lagging behind. Thus, although as illustrated by Oyotogoy, the mining industry is taking steps to promote sustainability within the sector, there is still a need to align corporate strategies with local interests and needs.


Hey guys, it's Nate, A.K. The Foot Account. Welcome back to the channel. Boys, it is great to be back. We are talking today about some FIFA 22 ratings. They started releasing some of those yesterday, not the full database. Just some teams posting ratings for different players that play for their club, right? It's like teased by each club. I think we're gonna see some more later on this week potentially. I think we're gonna see a lot of ratings throughout the rest of this week. But we saw a lot yesterday and we also have to ask the question, what is EA doing with some of the cards that you see here, Pepe, Vertonghen? Why did they get such a big pace boost? I wanna talk about that a little bit as well. But also, you probably noticed my voice is not 100%. I somehow lost my voice in the past day. It is coming back, don't worry. We're just fine, doesn't hurt. No issues. I'll be back to normal in just a day or so. But again, I wanted to say a big thanks. Thanks for all the support, all of the well wishes and everything. Over the past week and a half to two weeks, as Mrs. TFA and I, of course, got married and then we're away. I appreciate, again, all of that. She appreciates it. She helped me set all this up. This is the new setup. And some of this stuff will be changing, of course, because we're still getting things figured out. But I'm so excited to be back, man. FIFA 22 is literally, you can smell it. It's so close, right? What are we, eight, nine days? Eight days away today on Tuesday, crazy from getting into our alternate team. So we have a lot of prep to do. That's gonna be a lot of what we talk about over the next eight days. Prepping about, you know, the web app, the EA Play, all the information you guys know about that trading and the market and the release of the game in general. We will be covering it all. But let's talk about ratings because that is what we have in front of us today in FIFA 22 news. We have the top 22. This is what I'm gonna start off talking about. The top 22 ratings that were published yesterday. And then take a look at, again, why I think EA is doing some of the things they are doing with the ratings. So not really a lot of big surprises. Big voice crack right there, by the way. Not a lot of big surprises from the top 22 on the page one, right? I think some people were expecting Ronaldo to be a 91. I could have seen a 91 or a 92. I think 91 is fine. I think some people are not happy that he got some stats downgraded while Messi is basically the exact same card. He did get minus one defense, I think. But I also think people thought Lewandowski should have had 80 paces. I 100% agree with that. Lewandowski, now the second highest rated player in the game ahead of Ronaldo. De Bruyne and Bob Bate and Neymar and Oblak. Interesting that we have 591s chilling right there. And Bob Bate, of course, a nice little upgrade there. Being an ambassador and cover star of the game, right? That kind of helps out his upgrade. We'll talk about that a little bit more. Page one here, though, not a lot of complaints besides Ronaldo. Conte with a nice boost. I think some people were interested. Why is Ter Stegen 90 rated still? But then you go into page two of the top 22. This is where the questions arise. Mohammed Salah 89 rated minus three paces. Mane 89 rated as well, minus three paces on his card. So what it looked like a lot across the board today is that EA was minimizing the pace again on attackers and midfielders. There were not very many attackers or midfielders yesterday or so far with ratings being released that have gotten pace upgrades. Unless it was a huge overall upgrade, not a lot of pace upgrades for those attacking midfielder players, but big time pace upgrades for defenders, especially center backs. Virgil van Dijk minus one overall on rating, plus two paces. And that's not even the biggest one we're gonna, I'm gonna show you some of the big pace boosts that we saw today. Tamori had a really big pace boost. He looks like Gold Joe Gomez from last year. Everybody remembers that card. Militao with a plus five pace boost going from 78 pace, 81 defense, 81 physical, to 83 pace, 83 defense, and 82 physical. So a plus five pace boosts on the center back there. One of the most crazy pace boosts that we saw is this guy, Milan Scrinniar. 80 pace after being, I think his gold card last year was like what, 62 or something? 69, so plus 11 pace on Scrinniar. 69 all the way to 80. That wasn't even the biggest upgrade. We'll get to that in a second. But as you see on a lot of these things, a lot of center backs were upgraded in pace, right? The whole Kyle Walker joke yesterday, they posted this one with 78 pace. It was just a joke. He actually has 92. Rudiger got a pretty solid pace upgrade, 70 pace going to 75. That was pretty nice. And then we have the two big ones, Vertongan going from 59 pace all the way to 76. 59 pace all the way to 76. And then of course you have Pepe as well. 38 years old going from 66 pace to 80 pace, which is why people were very, I guess curious about what in the world, why is EA doing this? Because most of the time, as players get older, their pace goes down, right? Because they get older, they get a little bit slower, their age starts to show, if you will. For this Pepe and for the Vertongan, both well over 30 years of age, it's the exact opposite. So I don't think this is just EA pushing a Ligonoss agenda here, because if you take a look at a lot of the other popular players that were stats that were added yesterday, again, we looked at Scrinnear. We looked at the Militao who had a pace boost. And I'm expecting to see this as we continue to see center backs released and ratings released in this game. I think we're gonna see that more defenders, especially center backs, got boosted pace because I really, really feel like what they're trying to do is combat, again, the right backs and the left backs at center back. I think they've already taken some measures. They talked about it in the pitch notes where they're gonna be hurting the chemistry of some cards where they have those players out of position, right? And I think that's, again, they're trying to minimize that gap between the attackers that have 90 plus pace all year long and the defenders that usually have like 70 or pace at the beginning or 80 pace at the beginning, they're trying to minimize that gap a little bit, which I'm all for. I'm all for. I think it's a dope idea. The part that sucks, though, is when you look at a lot of these attackers and you're seeing minus three pace on Salam, minus three pace on Mane, and you don't see those pace upgrades. It's kind of deflating in a sense, right? But I totally understand why they're doing it. I think it makes sense. And I like the pace boost upgrades for the center backs. I really do. So that's my honest opinion on some of that stuff from yesterday and from the ratings that were released. And I think that's why EA is doing some of these things and really boosting up. And then Vertongan's card this year, this is a 92 tots Vertongan, which I think has 75 pace. It's the fastest Vertongan we've ever had. And the new Vertongan is going to be even faster than that with 76 pace. So just, I think I went past it, but just crazy. Crazy to see some of these pace upgrades from yesterday. Let's take a look at some of the rest of the cards though. Some other big names, not this guy. Where's the real one? Show me the big boy, Erling Holland. Brand new, 88 rated, Erling Holland. Let's take a look at this. As an upgrade from this 84 last year, he's going plus five pace, plus four shooting, plus four dribbling, plus three physical, two passing, two defense. Huge, huge upgrade for Holland. An ambassador, right? A FIFA ambassador of FIFA 22 makes sense, right? One of the places you actually saw pace upgrades yesterday was for these ambassadors because they have, I guess they're on the cover. They have a little bit of an in, you could say with the A sports. So they get these extra boosts, it seems like. So I think that's why Holland got such a big boost. Really, really nice card. This one's going to be a force to be reckoned with. He's going to be very popular at the start of FIFA 22. I do imagine another card from the top 22. Gentleman's son, 89 rated, five star, five star. There's going to be a lot of hype with the Sony. He is going to be the left mid, the center attacking mid, or even the striker that a lot of people will want to use at the start of the game because of that five star, five star that he supposedly had. People are haze, people are very excited about that. Some other cards that were surprising yesterday, Marcus Eurente with yet again a huge upgrade after the year that he had last year. 86 rated center midfielder. He's basically Holod gang and he has 88 pace. You can play him as a cam, box to box. I mean, this guy he's got, he can play as a right back to be completely honest. What are his work rates? I guess we don't even know yet. But very, very cracked out looking card there for that Eurente. A lot of people are going to be wanting to get in on this card and use him. Also another card that a lot of people are going to want to get in on, 84 Phil Foden. I'm really confident that this is going to be like your low to mid tier level center attacking mid that a lot of people are going to use in their Prem teams. Probably going to be a decently expensive card because again, with just the hype that Phil Foden has, the links that this card carries. Again, Manchester City, English links, Premier League squads. It's going to be a perfect link up for a lot of people building their Prem squads early on in the year in FIFA 22. So again, just a ton of ratings were released yesterday. Let's look through a few more of these and again, just talk about what to even expect like today on Tuesday and on Wednesday if they're releasing more of these which I think we will see throughout the rest this week. Now supposedly we may not get a database but the way that it's looking right now we might get a database because if they're releasing cards like this usually what happens is they kind of tease it, they tease it and then they drop the whole thing. So we will see if they actually do that but Timo Werner minus four shot, Edward Mendy, huge upgrade, plus three there. Again, we talked about Rutiger. Here's one little point I want to make about the Chelsea squad that I saw. 82 rated Saul. He got like a plus three or plus four pace boost. That to me right there, screams wants to watch. I think Saul is going to get an OTW card. Lukaku is already confirmed and think Saul will be getting one from Chelsea as well. With that pace boost that literally makes no sense. EA's going to be able to release a wants to watch card for Saul and say, okay, he's one informal way from being club 80 without the pace. I think that would get a lot of people interested. So I think he's going to be a wants to watch is my opinion. Pool is sick, decent upgrade as well. Good dribbling, good pace for down the wing. That'll be a nice starter card if you will in the Prem. Let's go to Dortmund for hot second. Of course, we looked at Holland. The rest of Dortmund squad though, nothing really sticks out to me too much. Emery Chan was a card that a lot of people liked. I think it was last year as a starter beast. Still looks pretty good as a CDM, not too shabby. Daniel Mullen, 90 pace Dutch links in the Bundesliga. That's going to be interesting. That's almost a guaranteed wants to watch in my opinion as well. Since there were so many transfers to the Prem, I feel like wants to watch is going to be Prem filled. But I also feel like EA is going to have to like choose some of the big name transfers that were not Prem to try to get an OTW. And I think Mullen will be like one of those lower tier cards that does get in. So just, I guess my little opinion there. Akaji looks really beastly as always. Bellingham looks pretty good. Again, you look at some of these center backs. You see there to the pace numbers are looking really, really nice on some of them. So, Scholes looks decent. And they didn't get a pretty big downgrade in defending though. Some people are not very happy about that. But, Dortmund ratings were decent. Ben Fika had some decent ratings. Of course, this is like starter squad material. You can get a lot of nice starter teams built here with these Ben Fika and Liga Norse cards. For Tongan, we talked about Pepe. Everton is a left mid. Looks pretty decent for a cheap card. Pizzi is a center mid. Doesn't look too terrible either as a box to box. Verissimo is a non-rear gold. Great for League SPC, not leagues, but advanced SPC trading at the start of the game. Grimaldo even looks pretty decent. Rafa with the pace. I don't know if there's anybody on page two. But you know, might be a Liga Norse starter team special, at least in the back line for some people. So that could be very interesting. Again, Scrinnear, huge pace upgrade there. Lautaro had a nice bit of an upgrade on his card as well. I think the pace went down on Lautaro, if I'm not mistaken. DeVry, 72 pace. Barell looks okay. Ericsson got done dirty. But he didn't really have a good year last year. Just glad to see that he has a card. That's pretty dope. Correa, it looks like a decent starter striker, like the very, very, very start of the game. Potentially, the rest of that squad looks just kind of average. If I'm being honest. Of course, Porto with Pepe, that's like the big one. Luis Diaz looks pretty decent as well. And I think they messed up Medi's nation here because he is from Iran, not Iraq. And I think they messed that one up. But at least they did it first. That might be fixed now. But I don't know the flags well enough to pinpoint that at this moment. So Manchester City, a big one from yesterday as well. De Bruyne, 91. Reuben Diaz with a plus. Was it a plus four? 61 pace, but at 87 overall. Still not that usable. I think people are a little bit bummed about that unless the pace isn't as relevant. But if they're upgrading some of the center backs you would think pace is more relevant. So that's a bit iffy. Bernardo Silva, 80 pace, but it is a center attacking mid. If he can get some special cards, get that pace up. That could be a pretty special card in the game as well. Joaquin Sello looks really good as a right back. Kyle Walker looks really good too. There was, I think I mentioned this before even, but Kyle Walker had a bit of a funniness earlier today. There was like a Manchester City live show where they showed these cards and they revealed a 78 pace Kyle Walker and then behind it was a 92 pace. But everybody was just beside themselves and they saw this Kyle Walker yesterday. It was great fun. That was great fun. The rest of the city team, John Stone's 70 pace, not too terrible. Greenwich's card, it was a guaranteed he wants to watch by the way. I don't think it's that good if I'm being completely honest. Gabriel Azuz looks decent. Parentor's looks all right. Ake looks like a very starter beginner game. Center back as well. So those are most of the ratings. Now they are all on foot bin.  I think if you click on like latest players, it'll sort by which ones were added. The most recent, as you can see as the teams release them inter, we went by city. There's of course Benfica. There's some other city players, Real Madrid. We didn't really look at any Real Madrid cards. Ferlan Mendi still 83 rated. Basically like plus one physical or something like that. Not a big change. Still gonna be OP. And FIFA Valverde was unchanged. Eden Hazard, huge downgrade. Again, just two years ago, he was 89 rated. Now he's 85. So huge downgrade on Eden Hazard. I think Bale got a minus one himself. I wanna point out this Yannick Carrasco man because this guy again with the Eurente is gonna be such a good link. So be on the lookout for that Carrasco. He's gonna be such a good link that Eurente early on in the year. Did this guy get a pace boost? 69 pace for him and it is not that much. Joe Felix, 83 rated. Was he in 80 last year? 81. So we got a plus two. How big was his actual boost? 82 pace, 79 shot. Last year he was 81, 81. So plus one pace on a plus two overall but they downgraded his shooting by two. They upgraded his dribbling by three and they upgraded his passing by two. Interesting. Interesting, some more dribbling, less shooting for Joao Felix. That's interesting to see. But again, you can do this all day. You can look through a lot of these cards and be like, man, some of these cards look great. Some of them do not look great. We're probably gonna continue to see more. We don't have PSG. I mean, there's so many clubs that have not released ratings yet. Again, this guy is being talked about and this guy is gonna be used so, so much. 82 rated Etter Militao with 83 pace, 83 defense, 82 physical. Again, we had Varan, Mendy last year. It might be Militao and Mendy this year. I don't know, this card looks really, really insane. So what I would really be looking out for is more of these ratings releases. Big shout out to Helmar Designs for putting this thread together to make this really easy to figure out and to see a lot of the squads that were released yesterday. But I would really be on the watch out for more teams releasing their ratings. Again, Liverpool, Manchester United. People are saying that Pogba's 87. People are saying that Bruno's 88. Didn't make it into top 22. But a lot of teams that didn't release ratings yet. Hopefully we get some information on those later on this week. And then I'm kinda still hoping for a database in my opinion to be cool after starting to see all these ratings. But if we don't end up getting a database, that is okay too. It's up to EA Sports. We'll see what they end up doing with that scenario. So I'm very excited to get back on FIFA 21 for a tiny bit as well. I've gotten 85 times 10 that I will open sometime later this week. I got some packs saved up. I have like 20,000 coins. But I wanna try an 85 times 10 at the last rip because I hear they're insane. So I'll give it a shot.  Once this voice heals up, we'll be 100% and cooking. A lot of videos coming out later this week. So market calendars, right? FIFA 22, how to start the game. Web app tips, trading tips, market stuff. How to spend your FIFA points. Some people to spend FIFA points. Or if you order the Ultimate Edition, you're getting 4,600. I wanna talk about that. All the good, juicy stuff. It's gonna be coming. So make sure you stay tuned. If you're new to the channel, hit that subscribe button. If you like this video, hit the thumbs up on it. And if you have any questions, comment down below. It has been Nathan Foot account. And I will catch you guys later. Peace out.


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Cullis Express 2016 comes to a close in Victoria Seychelles. U.S. Naval Forces Europe, Africa, U.S. Sixth Fleet facilitated the exercise, with 18 countries participating. Cullis Express focused on maritime security and interoperability between partner nations throughout Europe and Africa. This year's Cullis Express was a true success. We observed great teamwork as visit board search and seizure teams, boarded ships searched for illicit activity, and leveraged tactics and procedures. The lessons learned from these events will bring forth greater success in the future. Because of the partnerships developed between nations, the exercise continues to help those affected by maritime threats, including host nation Seychelles. Despite our struggle with piracy and the hardship that it brought about, especially for racing vessels, there has been lots of lesson learned. Thanks to the coordinated effort and partnership of numerous stakeholders, we have seen a decline in piracy incidents and things are now almost back to normal. Participating nations hope to build on the successes of this year's exercise to bring about a more stable, prosperous maritime region. Petty Officer Matt Wright, Victoria Seychelles.


Hi everyone, Joe for jazby's case of breaks.com coming at you with another break of 21 22 panini revolution basketball eight box Pick your team number eight eight boxes per case eight packs per box eights are wild eight Parallels per box right there. So we've got a lot going on here Remember that's the second inner case of that master case. We opened up a little bit earlier today. There it is So we all know mark that so we know it's from the same case big Thanks to this group for making it happen Appreciate it. Now. We do have another half case fresh case loaded up. So pick your team nine will be from a Fresh master case an inner case from a fresh master case. So if we want to run this back, we can Take advantage of that special discount. I don't know when that's gonna end So you may as well just lock in that promo now So it'll eventually happen. All right, good luck boys and girls anyone here in this break watching live Name isn't on there. 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