فشرف بل اشتغالي بالعلم ولا تبغي به ما عشت يا دا دا دا لا وياله من شراف عظيمي الثالث إن شاء الله تعالى روت كورز اكشريمزم سوف نذهب إلى الثالث روت كورز اكشريمزم مقابلة الانحرافي بالانحراف يجب أن تكون لتكون سيديد with another deviation ومثل ذلك when extremism happens in exaggeration you find many people they try to respond to that exaggeration but they fall into the opposites which is what? نغلجنس when we talk about the Sheikh of Islām Ibn-Utamiya that's why he mentions that two things are always needed which is knowledge and justice and that's the only way to deal with any doubts that are brought forward if you have knowledge and if you are just in other words if you are able to give to your opponent and your enemy that which they are right in and you could say yes they are right that is what brings about good ذلك الشيخ of Islām Ibn-Utamiya he says when you are speaking about a person who has fallen short maybe in innovation or what not يجب أن يكون بعلم وعدل it has to be based on knowledge and it has to be based on justice لا بجهل وظلم and it cannot be done with ignorance and oppression كحاري أهل البداعي like the innovators do when the Qawarij came out and they were the first group to ever come out the opposite which is the Murji'a they tried to tackle this extreme exaggeration but what they felt short was what where they went wrong was what that they responded they responded to this extreme exaggeration with an extreme negligence and the reason why they fell into that is because they refused to take the matter wholeheartedly when Allah commands us in the Qur'an أدو خولو في السلم كافة and I'm going to expand on to that more in the next one insha'Allah but an example for this for example is before I go into that there's a statement that also strengthens that مقابلة الإنحراف بين إنحراف إمام أبنو كثير رحم الله في البيت كتاب البداعي ونهاية when he talks about مقتل الحسين when the Hussein was killed ظلمن وعدوانا he was oppressed are you with me? and those who killed him were tyrant unjust individuals are you with me brothers? but those who felt that he was oppressed they fell into another extreme they raised him and took him outside his room at his position so these people were short in the rights of Husayn ibn Ali a noble companion the family of the messenger the grandson of the prophet the grandson of the messenger the son of Ali ibn Abi Talib they didn't recognize his value and his status and he's ranked in the shari'a and how Allah he honored the prophet's family so what did they do? they belittled him and they killed him savagely but another group so they were extreme in leniency and then another group came and what did they do? they did extreme in exaggeration they took him outside his room and said that they worship him now the رافضة ابن كثير رحمة الله he mentions this is from what باب مقابلة ببدعة مثلها it is like repelling, responding with an innovation like it and then he goes on to saying لا يرفع البدعة a bid'a cannot be uplifted it can't be removed إلا السنة الصحيحة you can only respond to it and deal with it through an authentic sunnah if there's any deviation that occurs from somebody you can respond to them by going back to authentic narrations of course the Quran is in there and you find this manifest today in different shapes and forms for example we hear but we rarely see Muslims okay for example get upset when نبي الله عيسة is insulted and called names but when نبي الله محمد is given called names and is insulted it's as though what this is another غولو or sometimes what happens is that because the Christians and the Jews they went extreme the Jews went extreme on Musa and the Christians went extreme on what the Muslims they forget that they should mention the virtue of these two prophets so they just don't speak about it are you with me the reason why they do that is because the transgression that occurred from the Christians and the Jews made some a lot of us not to speak about it right are you there the next one is also like العراض عن فضائلة علي علي's virtues not speaking about his virtues not speaking about the virtue of ألو بيت رسول الله the prophets family عليه الصلاة والسلام is also something that extremism has happened regarding some of the Ahlu Sunnah leniency in that matter extreme in leniency whereas the رافضة they done what extreme in exaggeration so all of the time you find مقابلة لإنحراف بالإنحراف deviation is responded with another deviation الله تبارك وتعالى he tells us in the Quran وقالت اليهود ليست النصارة وقالت النصارة ليست اليهود وعلى شيء وهم يطلون الكتاب الله tells us that وقالت اليهود The Jews said وقالت النصارة and then the Nasara said to the Jews ليست اليهود وعلى شيء but what happened and they both reading divine scriptures do we believe that we believe from their religion is what somethings that are correct as our prophet ﷺ and when he used to come إذا كنت تقول ماتيس ، سوف تقول إقرارا به في إجابة معهم ، سوف تقول ، نعم ، هذا صحيح ، هناك هذه الآية لتساعدك في أجمالك هل أنت معي ؟ لم يكن فتحها ، لأنهم جوزين وانا يدفعون معهم أو أنهم كريشين وانا يفتح كل شيء أنت تظهر على الناس اليوم في حين بارك ، لأنه بعض الناس لأنهم لا يوجد كثير من المعرفة وليس لديهم كثير من المعرفة شخصًا ، وانا أرى ، إن الله يسرق هناك أحد who has been debated with and this kafir he did his homework he did his homework so he went and got narrations from بخارية المسلم بخارية المسلم أصحح الكتابيني بعد كتاب الله the two most authentic books after the after the Quran so he had it with him he had it with him okay and oh no he didn't he didn't have it with him I think he didn't have it with him so anyways he mentioned the narration and he mentioned the what the evidence he puts it forward and he says look this is what Allah said that the Prophet ﷺ said and he mentioned it the Hadith when you look at it he said it right correctly this individual on the other hand ignorant wants to go and debate in Hyde Park what did he respond by saying oh no no I don't think so deny it straight away because it doesn't go consistent with his previous argument because he didn't know how to deal with this particular Hadith so what you've just done now is مقابلة للحراف بالحراف this person is arguing with deviation صحيح but you responded with another deviation you've just dismissed what another جاهل who came out in Hyde Park a Qur'an was debating with him a Qur'an was debating with him so the Qur'an he said to him جهل this shows you an example of ignorance the Qur'an he said of course his argument is that the Qur'an should only be taken so this جاهل individual he went and he said Allah said in the Qur'an وَمَا أَتَاكُمُ الْرَسُولُ فَا قُذُوهُ وَمَا نَهَاكُمْ عَنُوْفَنْتَاهُ anything that the Prophet gives to you take from him and anything which he prohibits from you stay away from now this Qur'an he's done his little homework he knows these verses he was ready for it so he said to him but the verse is not in support with you so what do you mean he said the context is talking about beauties and spoils of war are you there spoils of war and the ayah saying that if the Prophet gives you something take it from him meaning if he gives you spoils of war not hadith or anything take it from him and if he prevents something from you spoils of war then stay away from it don't take it from him then don't try to take it this جاهل doesn't know he has no understanding he said where did you get this from he said it's the context so then they both try they start to look into their phones and then the ayah comes out so this guy goes oh here it is it's the context of everything but he didn't he wasn't able to narrow down his argument properly and the Quran is right here the context is right it's talking about spoils of war this سني individual who's جاهل thought to himself that he dismissed that when ayah after it is what وما أفاق الله على رسوله من أهل القراف لله و للرسول و للد القربة أفا is what في is what في is a spoils of war the Muslims take when the disbelievers don't fight with the disbelievers غنيمة is when they fight and they take it forcefully of them faith means when the disbelievers run away and the Muslims take their spoils they take their the booty this individual dismissed that whole context he should have said to the Quran you're right in that the context is right but who said that it is خاص to only that context we know that we also have when a woman came up to her and he said she said to him she said to Aisha I want to do تباتل تباتل meaning I don't want to ever get married I don't want to have children so عائشة رضي الله تعالى عنها I said to her the messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم so she she recited the I and she said the Prophet got married had children so what did عائشة had of عائشة رضي الله and her evidence is what that this I is used for something different you look رحمولة in the same I if you look at تفسير مكثير he brings in the story of عبدلى الله ولمسعود when he said لا عالله may Allah's cast be upon them واشمة the woman who plaques her eyebrows are you there the one that does extension the one who does it for her the one who does the and the one who does the for her may Allah's cast be upon them عبدلى الله ولمسعود said this is in the Quran so this woman When she said and If any one of them did block her eyebrows, she would not stand the same house as me. the point is here right now is that The narration that an argument that is needed From the person is that just because your opponent Brings an evidence and it's correct. Don't dismiss it. Like it's not As you fall into another deviation. في ذلك ي Buyحم that happened at this time. أن شخص يتكلم بالإنفاية ولكن أنه يأتي مع فتاة إمام أحمد قال أنه يأتي مع الإنفاية ويأتي ذلك لا أخبرني عن هذا أبد الرحمن بنو مهدي أعتقد أنه كان بأنه كان يخبر أن أمن وإنفاية يتكلم بالإنفاية ويخبره وكذلك قال لهم هل يتكلم بالكتابة النسونا؟ وقلت لا وكذلك قال لهم أنه يتكلم بالخطأ كما كانوا فهذا يهم ومحدث ويحدث بشكل جيد هذا ينقذ الوصول على المؤسسة كما أن ذاك المقاومة و ذاك المقاومة بشكل موضوع فهي سامة أخبارك رواب إبن عثيمي رحم الله إن إس شرح عقيدة الواستطية إن قمت بعمل مقابلة البدعة ببدعة أن تفكير تطوير مؤسسة مع أخر مؤسسة و قمت بعمل مؤسسة فقط تفكير مؤسسة أخبارك أنت تحاول أن تفكير إن أثيمي يقول هذا إن إس شرح وفعلك العقيدة العقيدة الواستطية الثالث ، إن شاء الله وطعاله ، يعتقد that is the root cause of extremism إزادرات وإزادرات إزادرات في بعض الشعب الإيمان تفكير على بعض الأجهزة من الإجتماع The person only gives importance to some of the parts of the religion And doesn't realize that the religion needs to be, it has to be And sometimes what happens is that a person focuses on عقيدة And he focuses on توحيد But then he gives no importance to أخلاق وآداب مثلاً And whenever a person says to him يا أخي أخلاق وآداب He doesn't accept it from them because it's his opponent Because it's what? It's his opponent And الله تعالى تعالى tells us in the Qur'an And говорилous. الله تعالى تعالى tells us in the Qur'an And from those who said lessons that we are Christians الله قاد لا مي ثاقيهم . We took from them a covenant They forgot that which we told them and informed them of But because of those يقوموا بالتأكيد على هذا ، الله قلت لهم أن يأخذوا منهم and some of their laws and some of the regulations they actually dismissed it فنسوا حضن مما some of مما is من تبعيضيز here some it just some of the شريعة they just push it to the side الله says because of that because of that الله place enmity in their hearts towards one another until the day of judgment الله then says so we need to realize that the religion is of شعب branches there are شعب that are أصل that are fundamentals that the important should be given to them first and for foremost but that doesn't entail and nor does it mean that you dismissed all the other شعب of the إيمان and all of the شعب of طاعات and obedience and that's what happens the صوفية if you look at them they try to take the spiritual side the روحانية side you find some brothers all of the all that which they have taken is would you call it there's no there's nothing for it so what happens is that the person he falls short in other branches that are required from him and dismisses the other what it means is that he dismisses it he doesn't believe that important should be given to it at all of course we don't mean that some people الله opens some branches of the religion for him he's for example a person who loves the قرآن the حفظ of the قرآن قراءات and that's what he's good at but he's weak in حديث and he doesn't know much about حديث and not not another person الله opens أصول رفخ و another person that's not what it means it means as long as he's not dismissing the other important sciences that they don't exist it gives no importance to them as the poet said أتانه أن سهلاً دم جهلاً علوماً ليس يعرفه هن نسهل a lot of the times people dismiss things because they are ignorant about it and that's something very easy for somebody to do to really dismiss something because they are ignorant about it and you find the قاعدة which is من جهل شيئاً عادة anyone who's ignorant of something shows enmity towards it hate doesn't like it the reason for that is no other reason is except what the reason for that is because he's ignorant he doesn't like the people when the people speak arabic because he doesn't know arabic for example he doesn't like when the people read Quran you know different قراءات different recitations and dialects and different you know he doesn't like it why because he believes he says no only read hafs he gets angry لأنه جهلا he's ignorant about it and that's what happens و لذلك عليبنا بطالب and he said و قيمة المرء ما يحسنه والجاهلون لأهل العلم أعداء that the honor of a person lies in what he can perfect and the good that he can come with but و الجاهلون لأهل العلم أعداء the ignorant ones the ignorant ones are enemies of the scholars they don't like the scholars they don't like the scholars so this is very important that we understand that the branches of the religion are very big and that we should know to give importance to all of it and admit that we are weak in one and that we're working towards it and و لذلك شيخ الإسلام ابنو تيميا in his مجموعة الفتاة if you look at the first volume ابنو تيميا this particular point he drives at home المجموعة الفتاة this point which is الاجتهاد في بعض الشعب الإيمان striving in some branches of الإيمان is something that he drives home and he makes sure that it's understood because one of the things that cause الفرق والاختلاف this unity and disagreement is each party is holding on to something that the other party isn't holding on to this person is holding on to something this person is holding on to another side of the religion both of them are dismissing what's in the other person's hand when in reality they are both part of the religion you see and that's when justice and fairness comes from the person that which they say that that is right بغض النظر besides the point whether i agree with him as an individual or not but this point is right the fifth which is the last إن شاء الله تعالى روح كوز آل غلو اكسر ميزم اكسر ميزم in exaggeration and extremism in in negligence is تزيل الشيطان شيطان beautifying this to the people شيطان beautifies extremism to the people whether it be extremism in exaggeration or whether it be extremism in what in negligence و لذلك ابن القيام he brings in his كتاب إغاثة للهفان في مصاعد الشيطان and this is a statement transmitted from a group of pious predecessors as the self they used to say this and it's very common they used to say الله does not command a matter الله does not tell us to do something إلا و للشيطان فيه نزغطان except except that شيطان opens one of two paths from that command either in either extreme in exaggeration or extreme in negligence شيطان will look at you as a person and he will look at you are you a hardworking person yes are you a very enthusiastic constituent person the answer is yes he will then take you to what إلا مجاوزاتين و غولو we will push you towards exaggeration because your nature is mashallah hardworking so push you towards extremism in going overboard go beyond the limits that were that were set for you beyond the limits beyond the measures and the appropriate limit if he realizes from you that you're a person who's lazy who is a laxidadical what he will do to you is he will push you towards negligence extreme in negligence and then إبلا القييم says that the self used to say و لا يبالي شيطان بأيه معوافبه he doesn't care which of these two he succeeds he succeeds in he doesn't care which other of those two he is successful him whether he pushes you to extreme exaggeration or extreme negligence to him as long as he takes you away from what و كذلك جعلناكم أمة وصطا فاستقم كما عمرت و منتاب معك ولا تضغو إلا بما تعملون بصير ولا تركنوا إلى الذين ظلموا فتمسكوا من now as long as he can take you away from what the استقامة this upright the steadfastness that was needed from you the middle part the moderation as long as he can take you from that he doesn't care whether it's exaggeration or negligence he succeeded in his mission and mission accomplished إن شاء الله تعالى I'm going to stop there by evening إن شاء الله tomorrow I'm going to carry on by speaking about مظاهر الغلوب how does extremism manifest and how does it come and where it where does it occur in that إن شاء الله تعالى will be the fourth I think إن شاء الله تعالى and then after that the fifth will be العلاج how to cure extremism any mistake shortcoming errors faults that I have said is from me and الشيطان أنا الله ليس مسنجاء are totally free from it سبحانك الله ما بحمدك أشهد أن لا إله إلا الله أستغفرك وأتوب إلي


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Welcome to Toffy TV, this is the match preview of Everton vs Wafford. Before we start, this video is sponsored by One Football. One Football's app makes it easy to keep up to date with transfer news, scores and stats in one place. To download the One Football app, click the link below in the description. It's very, very good. I've got it. Full of stats. Get on it. It's free. You won't regret it. Let's get into this preview. Wafford at home. Forest, joined by Forest, from the United States here to give me all his knowledge on Wafford. I know a lot. He knows a lot. So there you go. We've been him in a cat final. Yeah, that's it. That's all you need tonight. That's going to be a tough game. There is a good side. Quick side on the break. Physical side as well. Obviously Mark O Silver, involved with three or four or five of their players, at least last season. Ond mae'r gweithio eto gyda aeth yn subydd hynny. Felly, fe oedd yn iawn, roedd yn gweithio gael eich gwybraedd sydd. Dwi'n from nad oeddwn i'n gwasana skiesmais ymlaen nhw. Ac mae'n gweithio fitnodd o'r ddiogel, roedd yn gweithio archifedigau. Mae'n dweud eich ddweud i'w dweud ond rwy'n cyflwytoedd. Mae'n dweud â'r ddysgu'n baut aconteceu o'r dda. Ac dwi'n byw'n ymddwch ymlaen i'r newcastle, mae fydd yn ydych chi eich gwaith, Felly mae'n bwysig i'r newid, felly mae'n gobeithio'n gwasanaeth, nid i'n meddwl i'r arfermwyntau cydyn ni'n gweithio. Mae'n gweithio'r gweithio'n gweithio yma i'n mynd i'r gwaith diolch. Felly mae'n ddiwedd i ni wedi fy modd maen nhw ydy'n meddwl i chi'n meddwl i chi'n meddwl i chi'n meddwl i chi i'n meddwl i chi. angen i llw weld dyna'n ffordd. Fel gallwn rhai, ydych chi'n gwrdd i chi dda'i gondol. Felly mae'n swydden nhw'n holl ymlaen o'n digwydd, ond maen nhw'n rhaid yn ffordd i gael'r cymaint. Roedd yna, rydyn nhw'n mynd i'w gwaith fynd i ddweud ychydig i gydag yr fib אני Ie gydag yr ffordd i gydag yr ysgol, a newid i'n siade inchol yn gyflaen. Rwy'n cael o amlwn i'ch gwirio, dysgu'n mynd i'ch gwybod ar yr ffordd gyda. Yra gwrdd y tfeil yw mewn gwneud o ran hynny, hwnnw'n dŵr,yn nhw nifarad yr Oatford yn gallu i siarad a chyfennu'n cael ei ddweud o bryd. Felly oherwydd writher. Gweithdwyr yma ddweud yma eich wneud yng Nghymru yn cael ei ddweud o sylfa. Dwi'n ek monopoly, Rydym wedi ei ddweud hwnnw rai ymlaen ar un o bleddau mewn diwyddi, rydyn ni'n blynyn i'r gwneud stori. a'n siwr, a'i dyma ymlaen i'w defnyddio wrth ei dweud ar y ffraid. Rhywodwch y myfyrd o'r ffordd, mae'r ystyried i'r byd y gweithgai moren, mae'r wych yn maes i'r bach i'w sylfa. I'n ffordd, mae ymddynt eich Lälos. Mae yna gwyfod i'r ymddordeb o'r ffordd yn ffordd i'w Lleis-un. A byddai eich gweithgai, felly mae'n byddai ei gwlad i'w ffordd ran ffordd. Roedd pethau editionu bwysig. Ac mae'n gwneud ei bod yn rhoi adeithio'r golygu. Cymru a'r gwaith yn ysgrifennu, ychydig yn ôl yn y gyfnodau, i'n 5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5. Yn y gwirwch, mae'r gwaith yn ei bod yn ei bod yn ymwneud i'r gwahol. Roedd eich gael i chi'n b胡 o thought versio y cyffredinol o un ar joelio chi'n gweld gael unrhyw, yn ddoch chi'n gwneud yn y gweithio yng Nghymru, felly dyna angen, mae'n gwneud, rydw i'n gwneud allwch yn gwneud. Yn eich gweithio, tra oedd y cychwyn y Nhysgrifol, mae ydych yn 3 o sgwr i ddodol yn dwylo. Rydyn ni, mae ar gyfer y bwynd i 6 o'u gweithio'r unionio, o why mae'r ddalod fi'n gwylo'n 3 i'r gwell, Но dechrau'r ddechrau yng Nghymru, Y Pwlemantysgrithiwyr, Cymru mae'r twflau ers yn y Llywodraeth, fel y gwaith bod yno'r gwneud i'r twflau, wych yn gallu eich iddynt gwneud i'r twflau. Dwi'n gweithiau'n meddwl,yddo'ch chi'n ran, fyddwn i y gallu'n weithio allan. Rwy'n gweith鼎 yn yr ennerty fydd yn yr argyn 섞io'r gweithio. Mae gwaith ownio'r grŵ Jean, ac mae'n hoffi'n hefyd, ond y gyflaen, Ryth Charleson yw'r oed, I think he'll probably end up going back his experiment with Towson just to rotate a bit. Didn't seem to work. I can't really see him starting Calvert Llewyn yet. He just seems to be like somebody who just comes off the bench for about 15 minutes or so to try to offer something different. I think Ryth Charleson will be up for it as well. I think just any time a player plays against his old club it always seems to have a little bit more spark in it. Just why I think maybe Dayla Feu might get a chance to make something happen. He's been on the bench, hasn't he, of late? He's been going with success and prayer. He's a real threat from Watford's point of view. He's got five goals this season, the start of the season. Absolutely brilliantly dropped off a little bit of late. Obviously Troy Dini has been the target man. He's a handful. He knocks you about a little bit. Would you expect Marco Silva to go back to Michael Keynes' meaner or do you think you'll leave meaner and zoomer for now? It's Michael Keynes saying to have a blow-off. He seems happy with meaner so far. He likes what he's seen for a moment. I don't think meaner has really put a foot wrong for the most part. He's shown himself well. I think he will come back into the side. He was just a bit of a rest for Wednesday. Zoomer came in and didn't play bad either. Again, it's one of those issues highlighted in Silva's press conference. He's got three informed centre backs. However he decides to rotate them, they seem to work well with each other. Whoever he comes in, I think, Troy Dini is one of those players that seems to always give us a little bit of a game. He's always a handful for us, even if he might not be so against other teams. I think whoever is at the centre back will be more than capable of handling them. It's just everybody else around him. A lot of runners and stuff. We've got obviously been playing 4-1-4-1 or certainly that's what they've used of Leith. They can tell up a shot in front of the back four and then he's got decor. He's a fantastic midfield player. There are no ever my very interested in him in the Summer East. I suppose he's the type of player that Marco Silva would love to get his hands on. He'd be a natural. I think he'd be a natural replacement for Garner, only with a little bit more offensively than what Garner's got. So you're going to have him. You've got Will Hughes who's a good footballer who likes to break into the box. These have got players who can cause us problems, but by the same token, like you said before, I'm expecting the game to be a bit more open and that's where we do hear teams. When teams come and open up the play, we're able to cut through them. I just wonder if, obviously he played luckman against Newcastle and he was in and out wasn't he showed some bits of this play with good and other bits he meant missing a little bit. I just wonder if he'll go back to Bernard, Retialys, and Walecott because that has been the team that's generally being on a good run of Leith and they've had five days to freshen that back up now. Do you think the same? Do you think he'll just rever to Wach? I suppose he will think of us as best eleven. I think so. I think especially with Wach for being a bit more of a step up in opposition from Newcastle, somebody who's not going to sit back, who's not going to look to keep everything in front of him, they're going to try to break a bit more and play their game. I could see Bernard making his way back into the side. He does well down that left. He seems to have a bit of a partnership with Dean and that's always something you want with your full backs and full backs are very important to our game. I mean, I think that's what will happen. I can't imagine him dropping one of Sigurdtson.  He seems to pop up everywhere for goals. He's got seven in thirteen for us this season, which is a good return. You've got five in thirty-eight for Wafford last season, so he's already doing a little bit better. I mean, it's difficult with Retialys because he's moved into the centre and that's coincided with us being better and looking better. He got put back on the left against Newcastle but didn't really stay out on the left and has scored a goal from that left-hand side. So it's difficult what you play. I mean, like we said on the final wave, Newcastle thing, I think the thing with Retialys is at the moment him being our centre forward works the best for us and while we're not able to bring another one in at the minute, rather than moving three or four pieces, we may as well just leave those to it. Maybe rotate Luchman and Bernard and maybe on Luchman and Wolcott-Bubble. Leave whichever one you do. Leave two or the other three in that side when you're not almost ripping it up. Like the other night against Newcastle, we took Retialys and back to the left. Bernard and Wolcott came on Luchman and Towson came in and even though on paper you looked them it's okay to chance for Towson tonight. It's a chance for Luchman. The team didn't play the same way. Now that might have been through fatigue as well. Without taking anything away from Newcastle because they obviously defended brilliantly but we just didn't have the same spark. It wasn't even our spark was there and it was brilliant defending my Newcastle. We were slow so we made it easier for them and I think that's probably the conundrum that Marco Silva's got at the minute is if I rotate how do I almost have the same blueprint and that's what I have every other week without it. I mean I think long term I don't think Retialysen takes up that center forward spot. He can play it well because he's a good attacking player but I don't know when it comes to him holding up the ball when it comes to him kind of trying to generate overall play it's hard for him as a center forward. He likes to run with the ball. He likes to be able to come down the wings and cut inside that's his game. And I don't know and it's for me with Retialysen it's frustrating watching him as a center forward sometimes because he's the kind who he he likes to take contact. He likes to create the contact before he gets the ball and then use that to create space for himself. But as a center forward he just he's always going up against somebody that's probably going to be stronger than him as a center half and he just falls down and whether he gets a foul or not I mean it comes into his game it gets very frustrating to watch sometimes for him where he just stays down and he complains and wants that foul and then he seems to get into his own head that I don't know whether he can't play or whether he's not getting the calls that he wants to do as much, I don't know but I'd like you know long term he belongs down the left and where Bernard belongs in that team you know he'll still find that he's still a great player Bernard and he's still finding his feet in the Premier League he was obviously out for a long time with Jack Darswell with an injury so I mean I think the thing with Bernard is he can play down the right he's that guy you can play in the 10 I know he had 10 minutes the other night in the 10 and it didn't really make but it didn't really make because nothing else was really way whereas you know if you did have that pace of Lliarluson down one side and you could have Bernard down the other if you had a centre forward you had the pace as well or if you had Walcott one side of Lliarluson the other Bernard that's the 10 you know there's I think Bernard's got to play in our team because I think he's such a clever footballer loads of ability works out I mean I don't feel I thought he was magnificent I don't feel but yeah I mean it's going to be the best in game for sure you know Theo Walcott hoping to make his 300th appearance becoming the only 125th player in the history of Premier League to reach that another little stat the last 10 goals go between these two sides have all come in the second half so suggesting that that first 45 minutes is a little bit of captain mouse and then it opens up and that's where the goals come from but like I said before and I don't know where to use it but we're going to have to be patient or do you just think it's going to be a Premier League ding dong kind of game I mean we've kind of been having a lot of slow starts recently and I think for us to really kind of get into the game we're going to need to step it up a bit in the beginning so I think the 10 goals in the second half thing and we've had Cumin for a couple of years now that we had Aller Dice so we were never a team that was really looking to get goals in the first half it was just kind of creating whatever happened in front of us but I don't know I'd like to see us step it up a bit and get the early goal and really make Wattford open themselves up even more and you know, better than if we could I think we're better than Wattford I think the manager's a bit better I like Sylvola and obviously he's got that history with Wattford but he's, I don't know I think as long as we get that first goal kind of like a kid in Newcastle don't let them shut up shop and really break on us with the pace that they have 10 to 15 years I agree, the first goal in most in not all, Premier League games is massive it changes the dynamics of the game the thing what I would say about Wattford is that they do carry a real threat they're a good side and if they've got some really good players they will carry a threat but, you know, we're at home and I feel as though we are slightly stronger than them that's what I would say and hopefully we can just we can get the three points because we need it and like us, you know if we get the three points then that's six points between us and Wattford there's a little cushion there we've got a couple of big games coming up after that difficult game so you want to try, you're having to win those battles with teams like Wattford around, you're in Bournemouth and United and Leicester because we're all bunched up of them own so it's a vital game for us to get the three points if we do then we'll go to city with a lot of confidence let's get at them right from the first whistle and let them know that they're in the game rather than letting them feel away into the game and you're going home on Monday aren't you you're just not here long enough for the game I was here for it originally and then they moved it it's not a lot I can do about that it costs a lot to change flights these days so will you be flying at the time of games on or are you backing the US? I'm not sure but I'm flying from Dublin to Boston so I might I don't know if I have to check my flight times what time is the kickoff? 8 o'clock kickoff I might be able to catch it I mean that personally I will check my flight times if I was you because you don't want to be missing planes because it costs a lot for it I'm sure wherever you're at you'll catch the score big thanks don't forget to subscribe if you haven't take a set during champagne if you want more videos download the one football app if you want stats and the rest of it and a big thanks for watching see you soon on toffeeTV


It's December. Christmas time. I thought we'd talk about some of the features that are coming in 2018. And I'll try and describe it to you in two minutes. But you can ask the questions. OK. I want to talk about the WebLocks API. Go. Is that like WarLocks? No. So it's like, like mutex, locks, and stuff. Yes. What? Correct. What is, what, how? Right. OK. So the idea is, in a page or in a worker, you would say, I want a lock named the, and you can give it a name, any name you want. It's just a string. OK. And then it will wait until nothing else has a lock of that name open. And then once it's open, you get a callback. And you'd usually use an async function here because it's expected to return a promise. And you like, you know, return the promise, resolve the promise, like return from the async function. Once you have done the work that you are wanting to lock for. OK. And so that lock is shared across the origin, I would presume? Yes. The whole origin. Yeah. OK. So I mean, we have locks on shared error buffers, right? We have, oh, atomic. The atomic things, which can wait and lock, wait, you can build a lock yourself. Yes. But you cannot wait on the main thread with an atomic. True. You can only wait in a worker, whereas with this, this is an asynchronous thing. So it can work on a page as well. And it also lets you do shared locks. Right? So. OK. Right. So in a shared mode, you can say, like, I want a lock on this, but I'm prepared to share with other shared things. OK. But then when a non-shared thing comes along for the same name, it has to wait for all of the shared things to finish. So this is, like, an exclusive lock. Like, read, write, new takes away. Lots of people can read, but only one person can write. Like, read and write stuff. And it means, like, you can kind of do some of this similar stuff with, like, local storage or with, like, you run into problems if a tab crashes or if it closes before it can. Ah, the canyons lock. Ah, the canyons lock. Whereas this will all happen because it's automatically. Because it's a browser level project. Yeah, OK. So you go. Yeah? Are you convinced? Is that signed off? Can we have it now? I'll think about it. OK. Fair enough. We have three seconds to go. Architecture. That's buildings. It's nothing to do with the web, mate. You got confused. Well, the thing is, that lots of other fields like enterprise engineering and gaming have, like, these architectural patterns when they build, like, really complex things. No, fields don't have architecture. You're thinking of cities.


Now, EMO assembly has suspended six law makers over a led on parliamentary conduct. The speaker, Paul, a museum representing APC on EMO, who made the announcement said the decision was taken at the executive session. The suspended members at Kennedy, eBay, representing APC in Oboa, Philip E. Jogo, PDP Organos, Uchi Obago, APC Ikedoro, Dominic Eziora, APC Oro West, Agnadi Kimoso, PDP Ezinitim, BC, and Onimei Chimjoko, APC Yutuboma. Emeziem also announced Obin Okwara APC-Mkwele as the new chief whip to replace Arthur Egwim, who represented APC Idator North. He also announced that all standing committees of the House have been dissolved. We are now joined by a journalist, Oliver Joseph from EMO State. A good evening to you, Oliver Joseph. Many thanks for joining us on News Now. All right, if you can hear me, Oliver, can you describe everything that happened today at Plenary in EMO State? All right, you're watching News Now on Plus TV Africa. We'll try and reconnect with Oliver and the cause of the bulletin, but we'll just take a quick break and we'll be right back. Do join us again. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Alright, so why does lucid dreaming make you tired? In this video I'm going to talk about why sometimes you'll feel like you're more tired when you wake up than when you first went to sleep and there is actually a fairly decent reason for this and if you stick around for that whole video I'll explain exactly how it works, why you feel tired after certain lucid dreams and what you can do about it because you know it is an option, you don't have to feel tired after lucid dreams and in fact when you're doing it right you should feel more energised in the morning.   So here's what you should do, you should have a lucid dream if a lucid dream wakes you up and you need to you know write it in your dream journal and that sort of stuff, that's fine right but then go back to sleep as soon as you've written the dream down, this is really important because if you don't do that you're not getting enough sleep. Another thing is that when you do the wake back to bed technique that involves directly cutting your sleep in half because it involves deliberately waking up then going back to sleep in order to have a lucid dream, that's going to interrupt your sleep over the long term. So if you do wake back to bed techniques every night obviously you're going to feel terrible because you're not getting enough sleep and you're interrupting that sleep halfway through in order to just have slightly easier lucid dreams which is fine but if you're feeling tired okay if lucid dreaming is making you tired then just stop the wake back to bed method and remember that when you have a lucid dream you should always go back to bed afterwards especially if you have a lucid dream early in the morning like four five six a.m for most of us that's too early to wake up so you're going to want to go back to sleep. Now a few things will happen when you do this okay so firstly when you go back to sleep at five six a.m firstly you're going to find it very easy to fall back asleep because you're already tired you've already slept for a large amount of time so you're it's going to be very easy to go back into that state and there are a number of things you can do with that so you can either use that to lucid dream more in fact that's the wake back to bed technique it involves just waking up and then going back to sleep or you can just use it to go back to sleep instantly relax and then wake up normally at eight half eight nine whatever time you normally wake up but it's really important that when you've had a lucid dream you go back to sleep afterwards but don't forget that you still need to write it in your dream journal you shouldn't just wake up and then go back to sleep and then hope you'll remember it later because you won't you need to make sure that as soon as you've had the lucid dream and you've woken up you need to write it down write it in your dream journal highlight the important bits as always and then go back to sleep if you want and if you're finding it difficult you could always meditate in between to sort of separate the two states i find that's really useful is that it is to meditate in between two sections of a day so for example say if you say if you're studying something in your own time before you go to work i would study the thing then meditate to separate you know your time from work time and then go to work and in the same way when you get back from work or school or whatever i would meditate as soon as i'm back home to separate the two states right because when you're in one mindset of studying work school whatever it is you need to then change that mindset and separate them mentally when you come back home and you want to relax or learn other things or be social for example right so meditation is a great way of separating different parts of the day but it's also a great way of separating in the morning so like i've said when you've woken up from a lucid dream before going back to sleep do a five-minute meditation and you'll firstly you'll find it very easy to go back to sleep you might even fall asleep during the meditation actually but secondly it will separate the mental states it will help you remember your dreams better and it will set you up for the day as well so hopefully this has been helpful guys please go ahead and subscribe i'd really appreciate it and it would help me grow the channel you'd also get loads of free updates obviously of new videos and i'll see you next time done


Good morning YouTube mind lovers Tommy Julie here. No fooling around today. Let's get underground That's looking behind us the portal. We just came through. It's nicely timbered and still pretty good shape The back has got some lagging on it these timbers Looks like they were painted red at one time This is looking into the mime No timbering. It looks like a slight downhill Inclined to this shaft or at it whichever we want to call it So let's go see what's in here Well, let's go down this inclined Gently inclined shaft and see what we find almost too easy Here's your first hundred feet a lot of feces on the ground somewhat unremarkable so far isn't it? I feel a little air moving through here This is almost a drive-in size shaft, isn't it? So it may it may be a haulage strictly haulage Now we're coming up to some timbering. You have very tall here. I would say it's It's at least eight feet tall And here's some timbering. All right, we're coming to a turn with some kind of uh One of a kind dare I say timbering bunch of scraps They got everything wedged up in there that they could find and this either is caved or back filled I suppose we're about 300 feet in roughly So this takes a curve and it's still going downhill Very dusty in here. So try to walk gingerly please 120 to something These are under some stress They're starting to bow When it's coming come down from somewhere here Timber It's odd to see It says the teddy rays. It's odd to see Gently sloping Inclines like this at least in my experience There's a wire up here on the right. I don't know if it's a a pole for a signal or That a cable I guess it can't be a pole because it's wrapped around these nails Well so far it's somewhat interesting They must have made this big enough to drive some sort of machine in You know somebody bash that up Here we got an intersection When goes that way? I guess that's it and Yeah, they've got some big anchors that are holding up the back There's the Kind of the sump I guess this is This is the bottom of the The incline as we came down. Look at the stuff they've got up in there Yeah, no rail in here is there. Here's a pipe Looks like a water pipe There's a ladder This is a scape way. Well, it's not really an escape way anymore as a They put a pretty crude bend on that pipe almost crimped it It's still very large like they had an oversized Train coming through here Or some other kind of a haul vehicle Is a jacket or pants? Well, that's uh, that's your slicker That's a yellow slicker Was yellow A little stiff Yeah, a little stiff That's cool though They would wear that to stay dry down here when they're drilling and And blasting and mucking there's a lot of Ground water plus Water with the drills. There's another ladder it does but I think it's I don't see it where it really goes I can't believe this is this big where there was no waste ball outside at all of this Which is somewhat remarkable That could be a Flexible vent Here's a cross cut We can look at that in the way back We stay in the main line for now See what we're up against here Here's a dead What is that? Is that a fox? Maybe a fox, a little teeth Yeah, that's a fox So yeah, it looks like a fox doesn't it? Still got his whiskers Tail I think that's what those desert foxes are kind of gray like don't they? At the end of it Another fox And yet another one and another one that's a rabbit Here's a fox Yeah Here's another fox And then here's a rabbit. Look at his big floppy ears And this I don't know what that is That is This is the death zone Yeah, that looks like a rabbit Parts of something else right there too. So this is not collapsed. This is the actual Face of this or the end of this college I don't quite understand this because there are no No real shoots coming down here Hmm. You get this? Look at these jammed everything up in there that they Another rabbit There's like six animals down here Death zone Four animals I don't see how they could really get lost down here because it's just a straight shot and there's really nowhere to nowhere to Branch off to get lost All right, let's check out this Little cross-cut I don't understand that big big In plane like that It doesn't really do much unless They took out the whole vein as they were going and There were no shoots or anything but those ladders go up to somewhere So I don't know Maybe there's a level above us somewhere. This is gonna end over here There's some great soft Light colored material Changes right here. This stuff has a slate Like look to it All right, well, let's go find something else here. All right, we're going back up this shaft Very slightly angled It's several hundred feet long Vegas and Tucson


Everyone's in stringers. Everyone's skin is leathery brown You got some meat right there 22s in there. Yeah Yeah, yeah a little bit this though trade your home gym for a gym home You happen to open a new gym in Sacramento. So maybe they should come here make it You know that ladies and gentlemen welcome to the gossip gossip boys topic thunder Topic thunder. I love that rule off the tongue. We are the gossip boys. That is topic This is topic thunder. Welcome Dean Sidoris of caffeine and kilos the legendary Jim McD 3sp.co Kevlar Kai that's stuck dude. It's so good. So his gaming name actually Kai we call him Kai It's morphed. It's evolved. That's kind of evolved and it's not at all. His name is Kyle His gamer name is Kale and we call him Kai Kai just cuz it's Kevlar Kai. Yeah Also, I get 50% of all merch I just wiggle that in there. Fitness has changed over the years, but especially around COVID I feel like fitness has evolved and as we all know the price gouging went ape shit and Most people just started to buy weights to sell them again on Craigslist But there's also many of folk that built a home gym I think we're the only home gym guy as right now is you yeah I'm also out in the you know far away from any gym. Yeah makes sense So it's obviously there's sometimes there's a necessity to have a home gym But it was also just a necessity during COVID. What are the pros? Do you like home gyms? Do you like a home gym? I've basically owned my own gym, which was a home gym in 2009 That I trained people out of and I trained by myself, but what do we think about home gyms? I'm actually the more I get older the more I'm against them Yeah, I'll go I honestly Don't prefer them whatsoever a hundred percent. Yes, I have one of course, but like because you just said that but like I I don't like it, but it's that or nothing. You got a kid. I got a kid. You live in the middle of nowhere I live pretty far The gym option that is close to me down the road is literally like a glorified hotel gym I'm talking a lift to Cole.  Yeah, she doesn't she likes to go ahead She's not a cardio bunny. No. Yeah. Oh, yeah, we kind of we kind of turned into that because like how can I get the most bang for my I'm just saying that she knows how to lift like her idea her idea of fitness isn't Pilates. No, no, no She's like lifts trains. Yeah, she trains. She's in the game. Yeah, you're right. Yeah, my bad But yeah, I'm trying to show her some love and you're beating her back down She doesn't know shit, dude So Yeah, I think that being in a gym being around other people in a gym is important to training as far as like even just like Honestly being around people being motivated from your friends or from strangers and just like having conversations with new people Yeah, and also just like it when you're in the gym and it's in your house It's like a lot easier to just lay off when you're at a gym in an environment I'm here to do some work.  It is and routine is everything But now you own a gym and you work in a gym You don't get that routine because I'm here for three hours four hours Then I got a train that I don't got a train then I well Basically it turns into basically a home gym. Yeah, but not a worse or not a bad Yeah, me and Jim over the years have talked to many lifters and I actually have changed my opinion Jim, maybe yours has it, but I used to talk a lot about Lifters being able to be at the highest level regardless of whether they train alone or not because back in the day There wasn't powerlifting gyms. So most people did kind of train in their garage or totally by themselves or with like two guys but now Every guy I know that's absolutely dominating the sport pure powerlifting or even strong man They have a crew around them. Yeah, they should have a study for that or something.  You're welcome of all time of all time We could even pivot towards like just from a cultural standpoint.   It's like kind of a it was all kind of the same then. Yeah Yeah, yeah, just like heavy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, my first strength and conditioning coach for the world In eighth grade really good guy turned with a bunch of football players I shout him out all the time was best friends with Kyle's dad Which I didn't know and so the gym that I yeah the gym I grew up in was where Kyle's dad also trained And it's it's funny. It's as close to Gold's gym Venice as you could get it or really was it was nuts, dude Everyone's it's stringers.  Yeah, it was insane. It's really cool My coach I think was the only one I didn't remember your dad cuz I was younger and obviously didn't know but my coach was the only dude We wore a hoodie all the time.  I'm gonna get some meat 22s in there. Yeah Start with them then you're like, oh man. Yeah. Yeah, I think the yeah the home gym culture I mean, I mean, it's not really a culture, but I mean I think it's turning into that a little bit. Yeah, I'm starting to see it. It's almost becoming like a Like a kind of CrossFit mentality almost like, oh, I have a home gym, too Oh, how is it like yeah, I don't know how a conversation I think COVID even our buddy Brandon Campbell It popped off his video started to pop off There's some people that do equipment reviews on YouTube start to pop off during COVID but Brandon I obviously I don't want to speak for him. He's a long-time friend, but his seems out of necessity, too Yeah, kids. I think his issue is it's totally necessity and he kind of lives in what Yeah, yeah, you got kids you got a wife the older you get but but I even think that's more of an argument to try To get out when you can yeah, like you said the culture of the community be a friend to somebody It's probably be easy to get sucked in and just stay there, you know I would never leave my house if someone had if there was a if there was like a gym in my neighborhood Like I'd like the clubhouse. Yeah, I would go to that for a hundred percent.  Yeah, I would be fine because you see your friends there You see the people there I would hundred percent and not even a mess with the home gym It's like like the 30-minute commute to like the nearest gym That's just not an option because then it turns an hour workout into two three and I Got literally like 25 to 30 minutes to work out. Yeah, anyways So it's like that actually excuse me rephrase that that I want to dedicate to working out Because like honestly, I'd rather spend that time hanging out with my son Yeah, it's working out when I can't you know, I mean, it's not like a huge priority in this point in my life Yeah, yeah, but I do notice that the CrossFit scene really blew up in the home gym work It's always been big Yeah But like post COVID like during COVID like the CrossFit people a lot of people stayed home with the gyms and never really Went back, but also like a big percentage went back with also they didn't Because I would I almost think the opposite of my head looking at it You know what I mean because they're they're they're their whole thing is community And that's what CrossFit has done so well over the years and and their exercise stuff is so varied Like if you're at home you get a barbell on a jump rope and then all of a sudden you got wall balls We're gonna go buy a medicine bowl tomorrow and then all of a sudden you got you know with this and that and like All right, well, I gotta go get this I gotta get a baseball cuz I gotta toss it down the road I saw this YouTube video this guy's doing this yeah to buy this yeah That all of a sudden you need this then you need a kettlebell then you need a CrossFit's done something so they're more basic than a commercial gym But they're way more complicated than strength training. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I basically do glorified CrossFit without much barbell workouts Yeah, like I do like 45 I still do a lot of strength stuff like squatting and like strict pull-ups and I have like a rack and stuff So I'm still getting in like the strength work I can do deadlifts and stuff like that but as far as like the Olympic lifts I've kind of like removed that from the CrossFit Side of my training and just doing like make sure I'm working on strength and some kind of medic ball conditioner or just body body Bro out for the day. That's what I'm feeling. It's my maintenance orange theory and f45 did and that's why they're arguably making more money They're killing dude my feeling is this though trade your home gym for a gym home Go someplace where you feel comfortable Break your routine like Mike was saying I had and when I had little kids I had home gym stuff and I only worked out after they went to bed and and that's when I had time for it because I was working Sounds like don't have kids is really what I'm gathering from the show. It's hard. It's really hard.  You couldn't get out of it. You certainly force people out of suits again I'm not saying that necessarily but like the whole idea of having a crew Yeah, and it forced the team and and really I thought that's what made the videos that I did back then is the fact that you're Watching a whole team together and yeah, we're all lifting kind of went the other way. Yeah I got my sleeves. I don't really need a spotter because I'm working on our P8 People love seeing people in groups man I think so, too There's there's community and team has been a thing and it will always be a thing tribes have been a thing will always be a thing Cuz like you put your team like that, you know me you see you see Mike Jim and some other guys like bro Okay, I got my boy here. I got my boy here.  That's like me and it's like me and my boy Oh, yeah, you know how much you need to help or how much it helped you so you're more willing to help the other people Like it'd be great if everyone was selfless and just wanted to spot and load and help But until you need help sometimes humans won't be as nice and help others You know what I mean? That's absolutely true If y'all have had a flat tire and I couldn't do that thing and then I figure out how to do it I'm way more likely to help someone else's flat. Well, I have to tell you too that if you were somebody who went who came in Expecting to get help and you hadn't helped other people Yeah, the so back to real quick There is that balance to right where like my you're like talking about Kelsey and what she does is like two three days at Home during the week Saturdays. That's her day. She goes down to the gym She makes that drive and make sure that she he gets in that group environment at least once a week Yeah, and that's I think she probably loves Saturdays that oh, it's like yeah Yeah, it's like she's around her friends They're training like for two hours hard core with the group and it's like yeah So there is that she's done a better job at like still involving that Yeah, but she knows how important that is because like she works out That's probably in that two hours because that's all she could probably do and still being good shape Because how hard they work together in the gym I also wonder if we're just spoiled being in California, you know about like Nebraska's garage gym scenes a little different. Yeah, when it's like minus 40 Yeah, and you're building a room squad. They probably like they probably like built a room. I don't know the true Tom Callis I mean, it's a garage, right? I mean, yeah, that's true. Yeah guys out of his mind Yeah, he's one of those like one percenters with that. Yeah, like a knee and Wilson, right? Yeah, you know back to Jim's point about going to a gym unrelated completely we happened to open a new gym So maybe they should know here make it you know that I've never heard of it. What's it called? Third Street barbell. See you guys there


Hey there friends. Thanks for checking in a couple days ago. I made a video stating that the ATF was looking to reclassify pistol braces. They were going to investigate to see if in fact a AR pistol brace would fall under the NFA regulations and many people in the gun world many people who own these braces were very much upset Disturbed that the ATF would take a legal product and then all of a sudden make it under the NFA Highly regulated where you would have to apply They said they would waive the $200 fee to get all of us to join in with this Reclassification of pistol braces and instead we fought back and we said no way this is completely Illegal for the ATF to overstep their boundaries. They don't make laws and They opened the comments for the citizens starting December 18th and many of you the YouTube channels that you follow I made videos we said this is wrong and this is why we should all comment and I put my comment in Just last night. It was rather long. It was very respectful But I clearly stated my opposition with reclassifying Pistol braces and increasing regulations in the firearm world is never a good thing. There is no gun law That is going to make you safer. It's the hard truth, but the ATF just today With drew that they withdrew it entirely what happened was there was Initially 22,000 comments, which was rather low But overnight like a day later there was nothing you know There's 51 then 51,000 or more and more and more and people really got involved now If you recall a couple years ago when they wanted to ban certain types of ammunition The ATF opened citizens comments as well And there were 80,000 comments and they said you know what we withdraw this as well Well here in only a couple days there was over 50,000 comments and probably more, but they already withdrew ATF is withdrawing Pending further Department of Justice review the notice and request for comments entitled objective factors for Classifying weapons with stabilizing braces was published on December 18th. So they withdrew it They basically said we're not gonna do what we initially said we were gonna do in the document And that was take a serious look at pistol braces and many people Commented back said does it is really gonna make a difference doesn't matter what we think you know They're gonna do what they're gonna do and I I agree with that, but you know a couple years ago They said we're going to ban armor piercing ammo specifically the green tip and There was a lot of people commenting saying no way we don't buy into this and the same thing happened now and when you see people in mass numbers you night together for one purpose and they probably didn't expect the amount of People commenting who took time out of their day to comment and say no way This is not this is not good with me And this is why in a respectful manner it made a difference And I have to believe that they took into consideration in their document They wrote that most people who use the pistol braces do so in good faiths Somebody in the department put two and two together and said you know We're really trying to create a problem or a solution to a problem that doesn't exist Maybe we should just let this go and see what happens. This is certainly not the end of it Like this is only most likely the beginning of the fight. I don't consider this a victory I consider it a draw. We didn't gain anything But we certainly don't have to worry about as of now losing our pistol braces Or at least having them reclassified which would require Regulation if you like videos like this, please subscribe and share. I always appreciate thumbs up button Thanks for watching and you guys be safe


Fuel energy can be used as a weapon. And what I wanted to do was make sure that weapon could not be used against us. So in 2009, I came up with energy goals for the Navy, the broadest of which was that by no later than 2020, at least half of all naval energy afloat and ashore will come from non-fossil fuel sources. Now, the Great Green Fleet is part of that. It demonstrated the Great Green Fleet in 2012 at Rim of the Pacific, the biggest naval exercise in the world. That showed that our ships, our aircraft, could sail, could steam, could fly on blends of normal aviation gas or marine diesel and biofuels. What we're doing now is making that part of the new normal.


So I see people are joining. Let's probably get started. Welcome everyone to the talk about Fedora and all contributors survey. This is the second time we run it this year in June. And it's all about like how we did it again. So let me just dive in. Actually, I'm going to start with the most important slide of them all. This is the highlight of this survey this year. So this is the second run. So obviously we need to compare this run with the previous one. And if we look at the participation numbers, these are just amazing. So in 2021 we had 800 people replying to the survey. We thought it's a really good, a very big number. And in 2022, we got 1,777 replies, like module plus minus five things, which I may be missed. And this is really, I think a huge success. And I think it's really nice to see that like survey is not became boring as a topic, but rather people actually enjoyed it the first time and participated more the second time. So I really hope we will keep that friend going and we will get more people participating because this is really an interesting opportunity to get a look inside Fedora community and see what people are using, what people are doing. And this is the main reason why we wanted to run it. And yeah, we highlight also the satisfaction rate. This is the average number which is counted. So people were asked if they will last question of the survey to rate their satisfaction with Fedora project rated from one to five. And in 2021 we had four dot 23. And in 2022 we have like so many more participants and the satisfaction rate was even bigger. It is four dot 28 now. So we're doing I think pretty good with respect to those numbers. Let's keep it running, but yeah, let's now talk a bit how we keep it running. So since this was the first, the second run of the survey and you know this joke like if you do it once, do it manually, if you do it twice, like repeat the process and if you do it three times automate. So we're not fully automated this thing yet but we really tried to focus this year not on like changing that many things but on understanding the process better and making this process open and reproducible so that it's not just me or Maria who can create this survey but this is something which we would, we plan to do every year continuously and we want people to be able to jump in and do the work or change the work or participate in the open manner. So what we did to achieve that, first of all, we agreed on a fixed schedule so everyone needs to remember that Fedora and all contributors survey runs in June and this is the month when we ask questions and sometimes it's all the same questions, sometimes it's a couple of new questions but be ready and you don't even need these banner announcements. You just need to get used to that in June answer the survey and we're good. Second step, Marie actually created a step-by-step how to, in Fedora console.org, how to make story happen, to happen. So we described preparation, we described request for a bench, request for a banner, how to, we also put the estimate dates when it needs to happen so that people have time and so on and we really tried really hard to follow that step-by-step how to this year to test it and see if it works. Of course, we missed the line several times but in the end we followed the process and it was much more easy than it was at the first time so I'm quite satisfied with this description and it helped. We also put questions of the survey in the same Fedora console.org's repository and it's in markdown format so when we talk about these numbers later if you see what questions needs rewarding or questions needs different variants or you want to change it completely and suggest a different aspect of Fedora to look into you can really just go and submit a pull request for that repository and we will review that and we will talk through this and change the next year's survey to accommodate for this interest points from community. So it's everyone's open process to participate and we're welcome everyone to join us. And we already had one more person joining. Thank you actually for helping with a banner and organization work. So this was the main focus and I said I think we did a really good job to set up the next step would be automate all this but yeah, we will see how it goes next year. And now let's look into numbers, actually not numbers but a lot of bar charts. As I said, we are learning as we go and I had to learn a bit of pandas while creating these things and my level of pandas knowledge is kind of bar charts. So I will be presenting a lot of those right now. And yeah, if you have different ideas and want to work with this data, the data will be published with sanitized part of the data will be published for anyone to play. So this is like the opening question which we asked is what are your roles in Fedora project and people were able to choose multiple roles and we preceded some of those in the options to answer. But people went then creative in the comment section which maybe mean that we are not covering all the possibilities here. So this is the opportunity for you to suggest different options for that list through a pull request. Everything is welcome. But this is the current state. So we have of course users, package maintainers and all other groups. But I think that I was interested in some other aspect of this. So I tried to add some layer into this graph. So I linked this question with a question is English your first language because I wanted to check if we have like certain roles which are dominated by English speaking community and which are like hard for non native speaker to join. And from the graph, at least my conclusion from this confirms my estimations. Is that Fedora is pretty much a diverse community and we really have representatives of non native English speaking countries participating in like all areas of Fedora contributions. So which is I think a very good outcome of this question. Of course, this is our all time favorite. We what's your preferred desktop environment and this is how the questions of how the answers were given. GNOME is our default desktop environment. KDE goes second and we have various spins and possibilities. So in this slide, we can actually say, OK, GNOME rules because it is default. And this gets to us to the next slide, which is what's your preferred text editor. And I have a note here. So we had actually two questions in the survey. One is what's your preferred text editor and the other is for small random edits. And the other was what's your preferred like development environment. And the expectation was that when you do one line changes, you use one editor. But when you're dive deep into the coding, you probably use a more advanced ID thing. So this question actually asks about the small random edits, what you use for that. And we see that Veeam is winning in the nano, which is currently a default text editor in Fedora is not really getting as much attention as Veeam does. And then I also wanted to check this question with the roles Fedora has. And yeah, honestly speaking, this question is like the main reason why I even started this whole Fedora survey effort because when we were discussing like what's the default text editor, we were talking about like what people prefer. And yeah, in this graph, I would say we also don't have a strong preference for nano even though it has a preferential treatment right now as a default editor. Maybe it's too early to see I'm not trying to make really suggestions here. But this is the data we have right now. So now, yeah, the maybe interesting question would be like, why is it actually the thing here in Fedora? So how does it correlates with the existing knowledge of Linux, which people have? So the theory we wanted to verify was do people who have less Linux knowledge prefer nano and people who have more Linux knowledge prefer Veeam. So I created one more graph for Veeam on nano per Linux knowledge. And you can see that yes, of course, so we were able to rate Linux knowledge as a self-assessment. So the participants of the survey were asked to rate their Linux knowledge on the scale from one to five. Do they feel they are like beginners or they are power users? And I also linked that these answers with Veeam on nano question. And we can see that nano is used by power users as well, but it's still far from default or even on the level two. We still have people preferring Veeam over nano anyway. So I'm going to stop here because you probably see that I'm biased in this old Hollywood topic. But this is something which I wanted to show you as an application of the Fedora survey, which we can do when we're participating in all sorts of holy words and conversations and also trying to make decisions about Fedora audience and about our set of defaults and our choices in the workstation or whatever it is. So consider this as an example, but also consider how maybe you can use this Fedora survey for your own purposes and what questions you want to be answered. Because this topic was specifically my interest, so I make it so that it becomes possible for this survey. But we're open to all kinds of research topics like this. Think about it, come join us and we can do similar things later. Now, the other topics which I like to highlight is the modules and flat packs. So this is the slide about modules. Let me explain a bit. So the blue part of the graph is just all responses of all people who had to answer the question would you recommend using modules for anyone? And we see that majority of answers were that people still don't know what modules are and what's the purposes of them. And the orange line here is just representing the same kind of answers but filtered to only the people who actually at least tried modules at least once. So still like there's quite enough of no answers but also the yes answers of course appear. And the similar setup I did for the flat pack question and here we see different pictures. So flat packs are really adopted a lot among the participants of the survey. People use them, people at least try them and people also would love to recommend them for I guess certain use cases. Not everyone of course, but yeah, a lot of people enjoy flat packs a lot. What else? Yeah, of course the mandatory what programming languages do you use? This was a multi-choice question. Of course, Python wins. I mean, there are attempts to add a bash to that list. I see them when people vote other and they put bash a lot there. I'm still kind of not convinced that we should count bash as a programming language in this case. But you can convince me differently and yeah, again, we can change these options and add bash here. I actually maybe it's worth adding and we can compare if bash will win over Python or not next year. So let me know what you think about that and if it's worth doing so. And yeah, we see quite a lot of Java, Rust, Go, whatever it is. So yeah, maybe we should see changes in this over time. And this actually raises one more interesting question, which is, I hope everyone realizes that if you started to answer this survey one year, then it would be really nice if you continue to answer this survey every year next because the more we run this survey, the more we're interested in the trends and also in the changes of your answers. So don't think that if you answered it once last year, you're free and to go and don't need to participate anymore. This is the continuous effort and I hope it's not too hard for participants to just see similar questions next year and just see if something changed over time or not. And also a bit of an interesting question to me at least is what forge systems people do use now in how it also would be interesting in historical retrospective, but currently we don't have too much data about this. So this is the current state. We have a lot of GitHub, GitHub users, Pagore. We see some Garrett users also. It's nice to see fellow Garrett users in Fedora as well. And yeah, we also have quite a number of people who don't use forge systems or don't admit they use them. And yeah, this is the state of 2022. And we have more questions and more numbers to share generally, but I haven't prepared that many graphs for every question. So I wanted to show the highlights which I saw. I want to highlight one thing is that in this survey we had a lot of yes and no choose the tool questions, but we also had comment fills and I want that people to realize that these comment fills are not wasted. And Fedora console and Fedora project leader literally reads every comment you put in that survey. So it is valuable information. And I think Matthew in his talk yesterday did some reference some of those comments and addressed that. So these comment fills is not something we can share freely. I'm actually not completely sure how to organize the process around this better because when we allow free form text filled, we allow people to write whatever we want and then it becomes a privacy issue to share this outside of the very limited group which we intended it to share. So currently these comments are visible for Fedora project leader console, but maybe some kind of work can be done to make it also more public or maybe we can add an option to this comment where people can request the public feedback on their comment. Yeah, something like Mira said. So that comment can be shared and we can write in response to that in some of the public channels. So yeah, but still even now without the formal process, it's still being read and not all 1,700 people wrote comments, but everyone who wrote this was heard and read by FPL. And so yeah, the next steps on this thing. As I said this year we were focused more on documenting and writing detailed guides how to do things. I still am planning to publish community blog article with this graphs and reference in the raw data source like sanitized without text form text comments. I want also to work on some automation of the processing of this data because the first year we tried really hard to like read every like field in the other comment and use it and then transform it into a yes or no answer in a new column in the data. And it honestly took huge amount of work. And this year I was just realizing that I probably demanding too much from that process and I need to relax the expectations a bit. So we relied mostly like the other column. They basically replaced all the values in the other column with just the other. And this was the way to like formalize this process and automate it easier. And we probably need to look more into the ways how it can be done via script, not manually and reduce the manual review to the comments fields and to the search for obvious like spam trolling entries which are not useful to any analysis. Yeah, I'm also, as I said, I'm going to publish with sanitized data set for everyone to play. I'm going to iterate on questions. I'm also inviting everyone to think about it. We, of course, want to run this survey in June 2023. And if you want to participate in the process or in the design, just join this is now a documented process. And this is all going to, yeah, going to happen soon. I think I have time for questions. So if if there are questions, let's look into the chat and everywhere. If not, I can show you how I did it this time. And so you can see how much help we need really. So any questions in the chat? Okay. While you think about something, I'm going to show you my super awesome Jupyter notebook which I've created to parse this survey. So, yeah, this is basically data which we're adding. And then, yeah, this is the function which I used to draw the columns to draw the number of yes answers in the certain column. And I can show you how the survey looks, how this thing looks like. So we have responses, we have columns, and we have yes and no questions for each option for these questions. So if there is a question, what's your role in the Fedora product? Then there is the possible variance with the answer. And then there's a yes and no column. And then it becomes a bit of a magical thing to me. So this is how I am trying to do the plot format and this is how the output looks like. So this is not a rocket science. This is a very basic science. And if you, I will actually submit this Jupyter notebook also to the docs repository for anyone to look at and also to invite people to show me how to do it better, much better than it is right now. And that's all I had for this talk. And if there are no other questions, then thank you for coming. The community blog article is coming. And if you have any specific questions you want to ask and to draw the graph, you can reach out to me, ping me on matrix and say like, what if we draw this kind of picture? And I will try to draw it for you. I'm still learning, but I will try. And we actually are interested in getting these ideas like what kind of questions people may ask from this data. Feel free to participate. Thanks everyone and see you in the social events, I guess, the next time.


image or self-image, those kind of thoughts? Well, the way that the whole world was set up, as we said, all time and space was set up as kind of an identity substitution. It's like a mask is set up, and the mask is very shaky, no matter how anyone tries to convince themselves or anyone else that they're confident in their body image or confident in their world or confident in the state of the world or whatever. It's a shaky mask that has very, very shaky underpinnings, even the deeper you go down when you start to let the mask fall. Jesus says in the Course that it's like everyone is kind of like making a list, counting all the pros and the good things in their life to offset these negative feelings around many things, the body, intelligence, and all kinds of different things. So it's like everyone makes a list of the pros to try to offset the cons. And the whole spiritual journey is getting down more and more to the point where you have to start to see pretty much the relevance of this mask, regardless of how the mask is or how the mask was built or whatever. You start to get down to some of those underpinnings and realizing it takes a lot of mind energy to hold this mask up, to hold this presentation to the world in terms of a certain way. And I touched on it briefly when we watched that movie, The Butterfly Effect, about not trying to change the world. And I was asking everybody, has anyone had any thoughts of losing weight, which is kind of an overt example of trying to change the form, or gaining weight even, if the mind is convinced the body is too thin to gain weight, to lose weight, or whatever. Those are just all tricks of the ego, kind of like saying, well, if I could just change this thing or that thing, I know it would be much better. I would feel much better about myself if I weighed this much, or it's where people come up with concepts like ideal weight, what's your ideal weight, and then what are you supposed to do? Spend your time watching calories and dipping, you know, like an airplane is flying and flying off course, and constantly hoping to try to correct and hit that ideal. And it's really just, it seems like an endless pursuit, you know, to try to put energy and thought in that way. But the ego is a genius at trying to keep the mind distracted away from going in. It can be a huge, huge distraction. And it's the guilt, you know, when it comes to food as well, you know, the guilt that comes with eating all the bad foods, for example. Just a huge distraction. Therefore, putting on weight, and yeah, therefore feeling bad again when the pants not fit, and just huge distraction. Yep, yeah, I was at the London conference, and I was in the speaker's room, this blue room, and they'd bring us a meal, and then they'd bring us a tray of teas and cookies, and then my friend, who was going to be a speaker apparently, she's really watching, watching, watching weighed in calories, because she looked down, and I took a stack of three chocolate chip cookies, because I often do. And she just looked, and she went, she looked at the tray, and she said, I'm going to do it. She looked around at all the other speakers, and she said, I don't ever eat chocolate chip cookies.  And she said, I'm going to take it. She reached down, she took, this big, these were like little chocolate chip cookies, and she took one, and she said, I'm going to have a chocolate chip cookie. Almost like I'm breaking the pattern, so there had to be something underneath it. But how the mind can get so rigid with itself down to taking the cookie and eating it or not, you know, based on everything. And actually, we were talking about it when we were in there, Noelle has a whole philosophy about how body weight has absolutely, positively no connection to food intake whatsoever. And then, what am I hungering for? I mean, that was literally starting off with food, weight, and body concept images, and then taking it, taking the dive down, down, down deep into what is this thing that's unquenched, you know, that I really am deeply, deeply desiring, and so it's beautiful. And some people do it with terminal illnesses, or, you know, there's, there's so many different ways where you can, where you notice a sense of unfulfillment, fulfillment and a sense of a yearning in quest, and then you just authentically and honestly start to question, what is it that I'm really after? And that takes you right into this journey. What do I really want?