In the name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful. Hello dear brothers and sisters, respected viewers, welcome to another episode, another live Ziyara show. Welcome to Karbala, welcome to Land of Hussein, welcome to Land of Abbas. And still we are living the era, the period of the birthday of the Holy Prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him. And still the condition is and the time is the time of happiness and the happiness of Ahlul Bayt. And that's why all, we all are happy and we congratulate each other for this great, great anniversary, especially for the birthday of the Holy Prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him and the birthday anniversary of Imam Ja'far al-Nasadq, alayhi salam. So once again I would like to congratulate all of you dear brothers and sisters for this great anniversary and insha'Allah, insha'Allah, all of you be able to be in Karbala soon and perform Ziyara, a real, actually all kinds of, all kinds of Ziyara which are done and salams which are sent to Imam Hussein are real, but a closed Ziyara I mean. When you be here in Karbala next to Holy Prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him and you feel that whatever your heart is touching, you can touch it by your hand. This is the point. When you are performing Ziyara, your heart is touching the shrine. You have a connection between your heart and the Holy Prophet peace and blessings be upon him, between your heart and the monster of Karbala. But when you are here in Karbala then in addition to the touch which happens between your heart and the environment and the place, your body, your hand, your fingers also can touch whatever you are watching here in this great place. So I hope and I ask Almighty God to make it possible for all of you to be here in Karbala and perform Ziyara by your own, insha'Allah, insha'Allah, insha'Allah. In addition actually if you came here to Karbala, don't forget to let me know. So you be my guest, my special guest here in this live Ziyara show, in this welcome to Karbala live Ziyara show. This is an invitation to all of you dear brothers and sisters, no matter how many times you come to Karbala, whenever you come to Karbala you can be my guest here in welcome to Karbala live Ziyara show and insha'Allah we all together perform Ziyara. Now let's start this live Ziyara show once again with a humble Salam to Imam Hussain, and after that insha'Allah we spend the rest of the time only by speaking about Ahlul Bayt, speaking about Imam Hussain, and insha'Allah it will be great time. Say, humble Salam to Imam Hussain, and I will perform Ziyara. Salam Allahi abedam ma baqitu wa baqiyal-laymu wa an-nahar, wa la ja'alahu Allahu akhir al-ahd minni li Ziyaratik. As-salamu ala al-Hussain, wa ala ali ibn al-Hussain, wa ala olad al-Hussain, wa ala as-shaab al-Hussain. Now let's say, humble Salam to Abu al-Fadm al-Abbas, alaihi salam, oh Abu al-Fadm al-Abbas.  I think at the village which was shown right now, Baynu al-Haramain, on one side the whole of Sha'naf al-Fasih as-Sama and the other side the whole of Sha'naf al-Fadal al-Abbas, as-salam. You just notice that Baynu al-Haramain is not that crowded, okay, and the green lights are shining in two sides. Just if you remember the village that you saw during Al Ba'een, where Baynu al-Haramain was all full of people, it wasn't this white because you could only see people wearing black shirts and walking in this place, you know, and they all were mourning, Imam Hussain, as-salam. They were mourning for Imam Hussain, as-salam and for the Al Ba'een, and you know, ya The time in which Karbala was passing through the Hussain rituals, the mornings and the, you know, the grief which was everywhere. And these days Karbala has got Za'areen, but not as much as they were in Arba'een. But when you are looking at the, at Baynu al-Haramain in such a beautiful, you know, Baynu al-Haramain all the times, every time, you know, it's beautiful, my point of view and point of view of all those who just come to Karbala. But you know what I want to say is that in any situation Baynu al-Haramain resembles and shows the atmosphere of that time. Let me just tell you something, just say it in another word, right now Baynu al-Haramain is wearing white. I would like to ask my brother, the director, to show Baynu al-Haramain. Can you show Baynu al-Haramain, please? If you show Baynu al-Haramain and, I don't know, can we have the Baynu al-Haramain footage? Yeah. If we can have Baynu al-Haramain footage, then I will just describe what I want to say. Look at this footage, look at this footage, look at Baynu al-Haramain. Exactly this view that you are watching right now, it's white, it's so beautiful. It resembles that Baynu al-Haramain is wearing white clovis and is happy for these days, for these great, you know, birthday anniversaries. And it's so shiny. And it was in Muharram al-Saffar, it was all black. And even Baynu al-Haramain was wearing black, you know, subhanallah, subhanallah. This is just exactly what I feel from this beautiful footage. I feel happiness right now, watching at such a beautiful footage, watching, looking at such a great picture, live picture, live footage from the Holy Shana from Hussain al-Salam and Holy Shana from Al-Fal'abas al-Salam. And Baynu al-Haramain in between, masha'Allah, masha'Allah. So exactly as the Holy City of Karbala is, we are as well. Our hearts are happy for these great days. And you know, it's not a, and it's not an ordinary day, it's not an ordinary occasion. It's birthday of the Holy Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him. It's birthday of Imam Ja'far al-Nasad al-Salam. And when you, when you are noticing this, then it would be a great idea if we just have a look at the Holy Quran. What would I say? I would like to say that if you notice in Holy Quran, you see that over 50 times, you can find the name of Holy Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, as messenger, Ati'u Allahu Ati'u Rasul. Name of Holy Prophet is next to the name of Almighty God. Ati'u Allahu Ati'u Rasul. Those who just shake hand with Almighty God, it's just like they have shaken hand with the Almighty God. And everything which is related to Almighty God, it comes alongside and relates to the Holy Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, and vice versa. Even Almighty in Holy Quran is describing the Holy Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him in a very, very great level. When it comes to Holy Quran, it says, You've got a very great behavior, manner. Just notice this verse, It is something that it is only you and nothing else. It is for emphasizing on something. All mighty is great, Almighty is greater than being described. Then this Quran is Almighty's word, Almighty's sentences. And Almighty says in this great book, which all is his sentences, his own words, which is a miracle, actually, Almighty in such a book says that, You have a great manner, subhan Allah. So just think that how great the Holy Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him was. I would like to tell you something else. Do you know how many miracles the Holy Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him did and had during his life? In some books, it says that it was over 4,000 miracles, 4,000 miracles, such as one time the Mushrikeen, those non-believers told him that, Okay, we're not going to believe in you unless you make a miracle, unless you show us a miracle. That Holy Prophet Muhammad says, Okay, what do you want? They just point to a tree, which was a deck tree, I think, as I remember. They point to that tree and they tell him, they tell the Holy Prophet Muhammad to tell the tree, to order the tree to come closer. Then the Holy Prophet Muhammad says, Okay, no problem. He tells the Holy Prophet, He tells the tree to come closer. Then the tree comes closer to all the Prophet. They say, they say just tell him to be in half. One half stays in his place and one that the other half comes to you. It happens. They tell him to order this tree to have fruit, to bring fruits. Then Holy Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, orders and it happens, lots of miracles like this. Another one which has been mentioned in Holy Quran, it's the moon being in half. The moon was cut in half and it is in the verse in the Surah of Qamar, I think, which is in Shaqqa Al Qamar. So in this event, they told him to order the moon to be in half. Then the Holy Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, orders the moon to be in half. It becomes in half. They also ask the Holy Prophet Muhammad to order the moon, the halves of the moon, to be in the west and in the east. Then it happens. Then they say that just make them come together once again. It happens. These are the other miracles of the Holy Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him. In addition to the greatest miracle which was Holy Quran, but notice that in the Holy Quran, Almighty tells and introduces the Holy Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, and says that, You have great miracles. You have done great miracles. Now the Almighty introduces the Holy Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, by addressing his manner, his behavior. And indeed, most, maybe more, over 90% of the non-believers who converted to Islam, they converted to Islam because of the behavior, because of the manner, the great manner of the Holy Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, not because of his miracles. Do you see? This great person whose manner, whose behavior is so great, is so outstanding, such a great person has been burned in 17th of Rabi'u Al-Awwal. And we are proud for being Muslims, for being his followers, for being his ummah, and the Almighty has blessed us with such a great Prophet, alhamdulillah, alhamdulillah.  He was so humble in front of all the other people. He always was starting saying, Salam to the others. Have you ever heard about it? When you go somewhere and you enter to your friends, it's a sunnah of Holy Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, to start to say Salam first. People were comparing with each other and they were hiding behind the wall to say Salam first to the Holy Prophet. But they couldn't, and even in such a situation, the Holy Prophet Muhammad was saying Salam first. He was the first one who says Salam to them. And this is only one little point of his life. The Holy Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, before he becomes the Prophet, before Bafah, he was so well known, he was so respected that people of Mecca titled him, Muhammad al-Amin, Sadaq al-Amin, the trustworthy. The people of Mecca, those who had the worst manners ever, and one of the bad manners of the people of Mecca in that time, you know what was it?   They were burying them under the ground. They were burying their baby girls while they were alive, oh my God. And the Holy Prophet Muhammad converted them, changed them 180 degrees from this side to another side, from being very, very bad to being very, very good. You can see Abadar, you can see Ammar, you can see Yasir, you can see Hudayfah, you can see all those great people who converted to Islam, Bilal, Bilal, Habashi, you can see all those great people, great companions of Holy Prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him, who even these days, we just remember them in a very great way. This is the Prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him, who changed the humanity. And right now, today in this world, the time, the era that we are living in, you know, if someone follows the behavior of the Holy Prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him totally, then he is going to be out of standing. He's going to shine like a star, like the sun does say. There are some people who behave in the best way possible, and they are Muslims, then you, when you just remember them, when you just talk to them, you feel kind of tranquility. You feel so free, you feel so, you feel in peace when you are speaking with them. Because they are showing a portion, a very little portion of the behavior of all the Prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him. So insha'Allah all of us be able to be true followers of Ahlul Bayt, true followers of the Holy Prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him. Let's have a short break, and then insha'Allah I will be back once again. Let's have some beautiful footage of the Holy Prophet, holy shrine of the Imam and then I will be back once again, let's have a break. Okay, and as a Ziyara show, tonight we are spending our time with Imam Hussein, knowing more about Ahlul Bayt, knowing more about the Holy Prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him, and filling our souls and just imagining ourselves here in Karbala. I have received two messages right here, two salams, and they are going to be Salam to Imam Hussein peace and blessings be upon him on behalf of all the believers, insha'Allah. The first one is from Sister Gulnaz from India, okay, and we are going to hear her Salam to Imam Hussein peace and blessings be upon him, let's all together perform Ziyara as she is saying, Salam to Imam Hussein peace and blessings be upon him. Salam brother, I would again take the opportunity to thank the entire team of Imam Hussein TV and specially you brother for being a link between Imam Hussein and Alayh Salam and Oliver of Imam Hussein and Alayh Salam, who just wants to be with Imam Hussein and Alayh Salam every moment, and I just heartily pray to Almighty to bless you all with the highest rewards in this world and year after, please convey my Salam. Insha'Allah. As-Salaamu Alayhi Ke Aba Abda Allah, As-Salaamu Alayhi Ke Abna Rasulullah, As-Salaamu Alayhi Ke Abna Meera Al-Mu'mineen, As-Salaamu Alayhi Ke Abna Fatima Ta-Sahra Sayyed Ad-Nisaid Al-Ameen, As-Salaamu Alayhi Ke Abal Fazil Abbas, As-Salaamu Alayhi Ke Imam Sahib Al-Saman, As-Salaamu Alayhi Ke Al-Farajah Al-Sharif. I also request you to pray for one Maumina who will be undergoing some surgery in coming days, and also pray for Kulmaris in sake of Imam Sajjad Alayhi Salam. Laba'i ki Ahussein, Laba'i ki Abbas. Thank you. O Hussein, O Hussein, call us soon, never to return again. Thank you so much, sister. Thank you so much for this beautiful message. And the next message is from Akszahra. She is also sending Salam to Imam Hussain, Alayhi Salam. We ask Almighty to bless all of you, respected viewers, a beautiful, great Ziyarah of Karbala soon. Insha'Allah. Have a great night. Thank you so much for tuning in. And Yalla Hussein.


So I was having a bit of trouble trying to figure out what video I was going to make today. I know I was going to do two you're wrong about every, well, one you're wrong about every week, so two in my normal cycle, but I couldn't for the life of me for some reason just out of the blue think of anything to do. And then I was reading the news and it came to me. So today we're going to talk about how you're wrong about death in the SCP universe. Let's get started. I'd say there's three major storylines in the SCP universe or SCPs based around the idea of death. So there's probably, I'm not sure which one would be more famous at this point, but there's O death, what happens after, and the end of death canon. The end of death canon is a very, very well developed canon about what happens in the SCP universe if something happens to death, which is not a exactly original idea, but they develop it very well and they do a lot of fun things with it. I say it's not original because the cancer verse has existed in the marvel marvels back once the best way to put it. It's an alternate universe for marvel for a very long time, where that's another universe where death died, I guess. Death was removed and no longer functioned so the entire universe kind of becomes cancer. Then there's also O death and what happens after. O death is interesting because it's interesting for a couple reasons. I originally remember pitching cactus an idea many, many moons ago. He probably doesn't even remember it, but I pitched him, what if you read an airplane when you took off in it, you were instantly transported to a world where everything had just died, but you could only see it from the sky, like you could just see the effects of it, and everything had literally just died the moment you walked or walked, the moment you flew away, and that was before O death ever existed. And then I saw O death one day and I was like, huh, well, he did a way better job with my idea than I ever did, but I'm gonna bet in the end it probably was just something that stuck in his head and he didn't even remember that I pitched it at him a long time ago. Anyway, that's that's not, that's just a fun little wiki story. Yeah, I have a bad habit of coming up with really good ideas and then not writing them and then watching somebody else do spectacularly with them. I also did that with an Ikea-like idea. I showed it to the guy who wrote Ikea and he was like, wow, that is very similar, but he had written his before you ever saw that. I wrote an endless Walmart. It was exactly the same thing. It was an Eldritch, an endless Walmart. But I wrote a draft for it and then I didn't use it. Regardless, death. I get off topic. I'm on a tangent. I'm having one of those days. So we have O death, which is an interesting examination of a world where literally death is a thing that you can carry around with you and literally kills everybody, everything all at once. Which as an example of like when you deal with, you see death is one of those things that's like primal. It's a serious primal fear for most people and what you can do when you're writing fiction of any kind is you can take your primal fear, especially horror fiction, and you can turn them into some sort of story point that's useful for you. What we do with stuff like death especially is try to make it interesting and you're like, well, isn't death interesting all on its own? Not really. Death is usually the end of the story. It doesn't have to be, especially in supernatural fiction. But by and large, a death ends someone or something's story. Either it ends the story completely or it ends a character arc because obviously you can't have further character development after you're dead unless you're a vampire. Like I said, supernatural fiction gives you an opportunity to fiddle with that a little bit. But in the SCP universe, death is often used, it's weird that they do this because you live in a supernatural universe where death is not necessarily a final. But in a lot of cases, when you see like D-class, D-class are used a lot to demonstrate death, but in a way to make it seem like it's super scary, right? So your SCP is dangerous, it kills people. Look, we send a D-class in and now that D-class is dead. Unfortunately, I think a lot of people miss that it's not super interesting on its own for something to just kill people. That's a tip for you writers out there. Just killing folk doesn't make it scary. But we can examine the role of death in fiction and the idea of death in a supernatural sense has existed in comic books and television and movies for a very long time. So there's a lot of ground that's already been covered, which is why things like Odeath is a completely fresh idea, just a world where everything has just died. It's kind of a post-apocalyptic story, except there are no survivors, right?  And it basically just says that all existence is suffering even after you die, which is a bit of an edgy way to look at it. All existence is suffering, but at least there's a sweet embrace of death and then I suffer some more. That's the underlying message of, not Odeath, but what happens after. See, my issue with what happens after has always been that it seems like it very hamfistedly tries to demonstrate to the reader what's going on. It's like, in case you didn't notice, in case you didn't see, this is a serious problem. You can describe what happens to this guy after he dies. Well, he experiences literally every moment in exquisite agonizing pain. And you're like, okay, well, that's something. And you draw your own conclusions from it. And then the article tells you before the end. And by the way, that's horrifying, which is my least favorite way to tell any audience anything is to just straight out tell them how they should feel. You should feel scared of this. This Keter, death should be declared a Keter anomaly. Continuity costs. Talks like that. No one talks like that. Anyway, I have problems with that article. But you can look at these varieties of articles and how they address death in a supernatural sense in the SCP universe specifically. Bright is another good example of that. You see this a lot. Let's take a character and see what happens to them if they can't die. And Bright is the example for that in the SCP universe. Although there might be others. I don't know if there are any others that are like major characters. Dr. Bright is definitely a good example. He's the vampire of the SCP universe.   If I don't look at it, it's going to snap my neck. That's scary. Or a 106 is going to pull me into his pocket dimension and eat me alive.  There's a way. But it's still immortality. And I've played around with immortality a lot. In fact, immortal white guys are kind of my niche on the SCP wiki, which may have something to do with the fact that I fear not death, but oblivion, the idea of being forgotten after I'm gone, more than anything else in the entire world. And also I'm a white guy. And I try to write you write what you know. But I've written, let's see, I've written multiple immortal guys who and shown how they how they go through the world after becoming immortal.  And I've done the anti Pope who is a regenerative Pope from I want to say the 1300s roughly. So he's an immortal fella as well. I did a God. I feel like there's more. I'm trying to think. I don't know. I've definitely done at least three. I feel like I've done more than three. Of course, there's Dr. Sumerian. I mean, I don't have to explain to you how he's immortal, right? Anyway, that's a little tidbit for you, lowerhounds out there. I get everyone's want to get people bugging me about like, stuff for Dr. Smith, like what's going on with Dr. Sumerian? I'm like, well, this is what's going on with Dr. Sumerian. Okay, I think the SCP universe is a good it's does a very good job generally of examining death as a point in fiction, right? Because it's always been an issue in fiction. How do you deal with a character death in a way that doesn't destroy your story? Death is the highest possible. So it's not the highest possible stakes, but in most stories, it's the highest possible stakes. There are apocalyptic stakes, especially in the SCP wiki. And the thing with the sv wiki is always tries to raise the stakes and technically apocalyptic stakes are still talking about death. It's just death on a wide scale. But the the issue with fiction and death has always been death ends a story or it ends a character. So once you do it, you know, that the Superman kind of thing, if you do it, and you go back on it, then it no longer ever has any weight at all. When a character dies in comic books now, you don't think, oh man, so and so is dead.  Spider-Man dies. I'm not going to think that Spider-Man is not going to be back in a year. He makes too much money for Marvel. Same thing goes for most of the people in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, even like when you see a character, you're like, oh, they died. I don't know if they did depends on who they are and if they if they've got their own franchise or not. So then you lose that impact of that death, right? Like the same thing goes for Dr. Bright. Like Dr. Bright's stories aren't about his death. He's not afraid of dying because dying is wrote. It's like breathing for him. It's just what he does.  I think the SCP Wikis take on death when it's not being used as a cheap plot point to try and scare readers. It's probably one of the better ones in fiction because it's about consequences and those consequences have to matter. It can't be like I said. It can't be like Superman. The death of Superman, the death and return of Superman is what it should be called. The death and return of Superman, cheapened death in comic books forever, even though before that characters had come back. But at that point it was just like nobody dies. You know, you've got TV shows where some character gets killed and they show up in the afterlife and then they come back for to the real world and then they just live a normal life again. And then what am I supposed to do? This person just died, went to hell, come back. And then I'm supposed to be like, well, yep, he's having love issues today. The scale of those two problems is like, you know, what are we dealing with here? I think on the SCP Wikia does a better job of that because there's a lot of finality to a lot of the characters' deaths and a lot of a lot of impact. But again, no canon makes that easier, right? Because you never know if the story you're reading is the final chapter for that character. There could be another version of that character, same character who didn't die. If you're not bringing them back, that character died. That storyline is ended. So you get the impact while still getting to use the characters again because you have an infinity of cannons to build them with. Anyway, that's just some thoughts I've had after reading way too much news this week. Thank you very much for watching. If you have suggestions for the next You're Wrong About video, let me know in the comments down below because next Thursday I'm going to be doing another one. Tuesday, I'm still not sure what I'm going to be doing. I know I'm going to be getting rid of this. 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Hello, I welcome you all once again to my channel Explore Education. I am Dr. Rashmi Singh, Assistant Professor, Department of Education, Assistant Sanna Girls Ruby College, University of Allahabad. And this time I am going to discuss videos, lectures over the main broad heading curriculum in which this time I am going to discuss different types of curriculum. Okay, as usual the lecture will be in bilingual mode and it will be useful for your various competitive teaching examinations as well as for your general and professional BA, MA and BA damage courses. Okay, so let's start, first of all, how many types of curriculum? There are so many types of curriculum, there are many types of curriculum, I have taken some of them. And because the first lecture video has already been shared with you in terms of curriculum design, so subject centered, teacher centered, learner centered and experience centered I am not discussing it in detail, integrated curriculum because it is a big topic in itself which will have a separate video record for it, so from here I will discuss only hidden forward and explicit, hidden and implicit, null and poor curriculum. So how many types of curriculum can be seen, subject centered, that is, the subject centered is the basic part of the curriculum, that is, the subject centered is the discipline of the subject centered. Teacher centered curriculum means that the curriculum is made by the teacher around it, so the teacher is the main part of it. Learner centered curriculum means that we have made it according to the learner, we have made it according to the teacher, according to the student, so all the activities here will also be changed according to that, and if the activity centered, the experience centered curriculum is there, it means that a lot of work will be done by you, there will be a lot of hands-on activities, so this was discussed earlier, so this is not discussed here. So here we will talk about what is the overt and explicit curriculum, what is the hidden and implicit curriculum, what is the null curriculum, what is the poor curriculum, see, many times we say that it is a part of our poor curriculum, it is a part of our poor curriculum, we often tell it, but I hope that many people do not know it, and the integrated curriculum is a very recent topic, so we will discuss it from now on. So firstly, what is the overt or explicit curriculum, see, it is explicit, that is, it is clear, it is clear by itself, so the overt and explicit curriculum is the intended curriculum, that is, we have done it intentionally, which includes all those experience, this curricular which are intentionally planned by the school, college or university organization to be provided by the learners, it consists of knowledge, skills, attitudes and values which are overtly provided to the learners. Suppose that our college, our institution sports is very important, this means that we will try to give you that experience, we will make it a part of your curriculum, we will organize activities again and again, so that you are interested in sports or we get that child who is good in sports, then we can get them to start representation from our college, anything can happen in the same way. So we are doing it overtly, we are doing it in advance, we are doing it deliberately, all those things that we want, our intention is that it can be developed in you, it is the overt or explicit curriculum, it can be knowledge, which knowledge we want to give you, which course we want to develop in you, which education we want to develop in you, which rule we want in our students, if they do an overtly, if they do a full organization institution, if they organize activities, then all that is the part of the overt or explicit curriculum, means everything is obvious that it is happening, it is intentionally happening, it is being planned, it is different from hidden and implicit, it is completely different. What is this? It is unintended and unnoticed, means the overt in this way means that it will be seen somewhere in the curriculum syllabus that this activity, this activity, this activity, because we are doing it overtly, but the hidden curriculum, it has not been written anywhere, it has not been intentionally done, most of the time, we are not doing it deliberately, school, college or university organization does not consciously plan and design such curriculum, we have done it deliberately, it has not been made, it has not been made, whose hidden curriculum, what does hidden mean, what is hidden, what is the meaning of the overt, what is the outside, what is the object, a teacher during his course of interaction with students provides instructional input, which might not be planned and designed by her earlier, means if any teacher went to teach in class, then the instructional input that gesture you are showing, it is coming forward, non-behavioral gesture, posture, eye contact, appreciation of student behavior, we convey a lot to you from all of these, just assume that there is a female teacher, she is not giving importance to females in class, or if there is a co-ed, then the male is giving more importance to the children, or it is possible that she is giving importance to the children of a special class, she is not giving anything else, anything, so what are we doing with that, that we are giving this instruction in a hidden way, that it is better than this, or it is better than these boys and girls, generally what happens, it can be of any kind, which we have not noticed, we have not intentionally done, we are not doing it intentionally, but because we follow that philosophy, then in class we convey it in a hidden way, so what is the curriculum, what is the totality of experience, what is the education commission, what is the curriculum, that informal context that is happening between teacher and student, all that in some way is giving you experience and that experience is teaching you, so this curriculum is not written anywhere, it has not been noticed anywhere, it has not been designed anywhere, despite this, teacher with his instructional input, with his non-verbal behavior, like gesture, what we are happy about, what we are upset about, with posture, with eye contact, with which behavior of the children, we give appreciation, we transmit hidden values to the children, so all that is part of the hidden curriculum, according to Boostrom, a hidden curriculum refers to student learning that is not described by curriculum planners or teachers, they have made curriculum, they have not made it a lesson, and explicit aim of instruction, even though it results from deliberate practices and organizational structures, neither the teachers nor the curriculum planners have made it a lesson, nor have they said it is an explicit aim of instruction, despite that, our students, our teachers, when they talk, they are transmitted and they are called hidden curriculum, okay, and null curriculum, Eisner gave this term in 1979, null curriculum, it refers to the curriculum, which is not taught, null means not taught, this means curricular matters are not consciously, but are taught by our silence, means that the particles of the particle, this means curricular matters are not consciously, but are taught by our silence, that is, we are not studying it deliberately, but sometimes what we are not studying, it makes sure that what is necessary for us and what is not necessary for us, so what we are not studying is a part of the null curriculum, that which we do not teach, thus giving students the message that these elements are not important in their educational experiences or in our society, that is, in a way, what are we teaching them, we are teaching them that this is not a part of the curriculum, that is why this aspect of our society is not necessary for your future life, isn't it? Do not teach, we are not studying it, that means we have demarcated that this is not necessary, this is what is necessary for us to study, null curriculum refers to what is not taught, but actually should be taught in school according to the needs of society, that means it is such that we do not teach it, but if something like this is needed from the society, we can teach it according to the need of the school, and this and that, that is, what is the big thing, that null curriculum is not taught, what is the over-curriculum, it is taught deliberately, what is the hidden curriculum, we have not written anywhere that we will teach it, but we will still teach it, and what is the null curriculum, we are deliberately not teaching it, it has been married up, and the core curriculum, core is the minimum learning experiences that an individual needs for leading a satisfactory life in the society, they are saying that core is the minimum learning experience, that is, at least, at least, which experience you should get, you should meet the child, leading a satisfactory life in the society, that is, in the society that can live a satisfactory life, for this, it prepares him or her for living, and not for making a living, that is, we prepare it for life, through the core curriculum, that means core, that means you have to study it, what is the need for your life, it includes subject matter, which may help him or her to find solutions to problems, that may have to be faced by him or her, as an adult, that is, in the core curriculum, everything comes, which you need, when you become a bias, to live a normal life, that is why, during the initial stages, when we start our studies, in the beginning of the year, like till the time of the class 6, 7, 8, all the children study everything, because in that core curriculum, because all those science, mathematics, all of them have to study minimum science, minimum mathematics, minimum English, Hindi, because in the future, for your society, for your life, for adult life, for your daily life, it is necessary to live a good life, during the initial stages, core learning experiences, in the curriculum are emphasized, as the child reach higher stages, the importance of core curriculum decreases, and as we move forward, the core curriculum is less, why? Because as you move forward, as you go towards specialization, and the general things, we get in childhood, so the general things, the things, what everyone has to study, that is the part of the core curriculum, in the beginning, the curriculum is the same for all pupils, and at a later stage, differentiation takes place, and students are allowed to opt for subjects, they are like this, that is, as you study, that is what you need, that is your choice, preference, specialization, in which you want to do, and in childhood, on a spiritual level, that is what is the part of the core curriculum, core curriculum tries to meet needs of every school child, and helps to move towards advanced studies, if he, she wants to continue education, beyond this stage, isn't it? That is, your specialization, you can do, for that, the background is the core curriculum, you can live in the life, in the world, its background is the core curriculum, so this is the core particle, okay, so we have given types of curriculum, subjects can be centered, learners can be centered, teachers can be centered, activity can be centered, apart from that, over it, we are studying it, we have written it, that we have designed it, we have planned it, hidden, we have written it, we have not noticed it, we are not consciously doing it, but still we teach you, and null, which we don't teach you, and core curriculum, which everyone has to read, which is at the primary level, and as you will go ahead, by the way, you can differentiate, you can specialize, okay, so in this way, I have covered the topic, types of curriculum, so, don't forget to like and subscribe, my channel, explore education, and it is done from my side, okay?


Hi again, in this lesson we're going to talk about that, how to make a new list of sub-lists using elements of existing lists in Python. Let's say that we have a list of lists, we have lists with few sub-lists inside our list, I'll add, for example, three sub-lists in our X list. Let's make different numbers and different number of elements in each sub-list and let's make an empty Y list. What we want to do now is to extract all elements from our list X and add them to list Y but without the first elements of our sub-lists. So we want to make three sub-lists also in our list Y but without the first elements of each list. In order to do that, we will use for loop and we'll first use a variable first element which will keep our first element of our sub-lists, we could use any name, I choose to use first element because it's descriptive and let's keep other elements from our sub-lists in variable called all other elements. So this variable will keep every first element from our sub-lists and variable all other elements will keep all other elements. So we want to loop our X list, so we'll say for first element and all other elements in X and in every iteration of our for loop we'll append all other elements to list Y, so I'll say all other elements and let's check our Y list. And as you can see our list Y also has three sub-lists and those sub-lists do not have the first element as it has our list X. So we have the same sub-lists but as sub-lists in the X list but without first elements of our sub-list. That's all for this lesson, I hope so that you understand how to work with lists and sub-lists in this example. See you in some next example, bye-bye.


You need to understand like the thing that I love about seduction the reason that I don't get bored of it I've been doing this a long time. I've been coaching for six years and If women were like robots if they all responded the same way when I press their buttons in certain sequence Then I would have quit this a long time ago because that's boring and predictable The thing I love about it is its variation is the facts is the fact that there is an infinite Array of possibilities of what could happen with me and women that I meet Because essentially throughout life what you're doing is you're living a story The collection of all your experiences all your ideas and all the people you meet creates that story and magic happens when stories intersect and As a seducer not a PUA but as a true ladies man what you are doing is stepping out and Not just waiting for chance to bring you the one The one who happened to be sitting next to you really she was the only one What you're doing is you're going how about that one? What about her? Let's see if we can create some magic Some love story if we can have two lives intersect and create something awesome because How much people value you desire you and respect you has nothing to do with the amount of time you spend with them or How nice you are to them It has solely to do with the emotional intensity that person feels with you My role in women's lives currently Is to appear in their city for a short amount of time? Take them on a wild unpredictable and intimate adventure and then vanish That's the role that I choose to play in women's lives if a woman is screening for a boy To look after her and sit and watch TV on a couch. I don't exist We'll just step past each other. I'll go and talk to her for three minutes. It'll be become apparent That these stories are not meant to me But there are plenty of women out there who want to live that fantasy They have needs that need to be met by my archetype by my role So you gentlemen need to start thinking about What are the stories that you are playing out with the women you approach and what impression are you giving them because if you give her the impression that you want to go on three predictable three to seven predictable dates and You know awkwardly escalate which my associate Liam McCrae will be talking about shortly and Make kind of vague promises about the future and then go and hang out with her parents and her friends and hold a hand in Public and do all this boyfriend stuff then she has only one choice But to go well do I want him to be my boyfriend if yes Well, that's what he's selling and if no well now I'll go and have sex with Liam in the bathroom Yeah So if you want to have multiple relationships you need to let her know that through your behavior and speech from the very beginning That's why going up and being audacious and direct. He's awesome Because only a man who is willing to play that lover rake ish raugish debauchers Archetype would do that Do you understand what I mean? Everyone nod is that a nod Okay, what don't you understand you do understand. Oh good excellent an agreement So Here is so that's that's some of that doesn't mean I have 30 or I've done 30. I've got 30. All right excellent So that's what I want you guys to take away in terms of understanding the mindsets of a man who can have multiple relationships Think about the adventures that you are going to have with the woman if it's just about you trying to go up there and get Sex out of her that will work very rarely Men who are very good with women actually are really interested in them. I Am endlessly curious about the little tiny variations that each woman has the different face She has when she's having an orgasm the different You obviously haven't made enough girls orgasm because you're snickering The the way that she she operates when she's out of her normal comfort zone away from her friends because I'm a Transient lover. I'm person who's passing from town to town.  I never happened Yeah, all I am is a wistful memory that she carries with her to the grave That's an awesome thing to be I've also been many other things. I've been a confident. I've been a great friend. I've been a long-term boyfriend I've been a husband. I hopefully haven't been a father yet So here's the process you guys want a practical ABC step I know you do and how to have multiple relationships. All right only works if you keep what I've previously said in mind so You picked up a girl well done.  No, you don't unless you have gone through some protracted predictable courtship affair Then you've already fucked it up if it takes more than three nights to go to go into bed It's too long unless she's a virgin or highly religious or that's about it Yeah, if it takes longer than that, it's too long because by then what we're doing is we're bargaining We're trying to trade something else for sex Yeah, because if it's protracted out it means that we've created currencies that are not dick for pussy essentially Yeah, if it happens within two three nights, then we're we're actually on an equal standpoint So What I do is I have a talk with girls about the second time I've been with them The first couple of times you have an amnesty. They may disappear No one really cares at that point after the first two three times both sides are naturally wondering what's happening here Now most guys deal with this by doing this situation by doing this They just don't say anything. I didn't say I was not gonna sleep with other girls, right? So she didn't ask and then they wait a month or two and eventually the girl Tendatively goes so are we are we together am I your girlfriend and he goes? Oh, no Well, I mean, I've just you know, I'm trying to get over my ex and right now You know, I'm focusing on my career and so I don't really feel like you know I've got a bit of fear of commitment and they waffle on about how yeah, they can't really commit But maybe one day in the future That's the way most men deal with this situation and I've done that many times.  That's very confusing for a woman who if your guy comes up or super confident clear about what he wants and then like asks her what she wants to do on the date and You know, it doesn't actually engage in any conflict if it needs to be needs to be resolved or whatever So you'd be to clear and direct for life. I Have two rules in seduction and it basically covers everything The first one is my inner game rule, which is the right to freedom rule which states make no apology take full responsibility So in the situation where I am stepping into a woman's life and I have something to offer her I Don't necessarily have everything to offer her but I have something awesome to offer her I will make no apology for the fact that I wish to be actively single right now That I am focusing on my own personal development on my travels on my business and on making sweet love to you Tonight probably tomorrow night probably a night after that and definitely not the night after that because I'm going I Make no apology for that and I take responsibility for the fact that she may not be up for that That this is an unusual thing to do Therefore I need to have an even more solid frame than the average guy that I need to be a fucking amazing lover If it's worth going to be worth her while and everything else that goes on between I take responsibility for So What I do is I give the girls a talk I've been asked this many times by guys to say well how do you bring this up with girls? Would you guys be interested in hearing my talk that I give to girls?


to my kitchen and welcome to another freezer prep video. So today, we're gonna do the style video that I normally show you guys are about three meals that we get prepped and put into the freezer in roughly an hour. This is my kind of freezer prep because I know if I plan out meals that are simply enough, ones that I can be kind of cooking at the same time or prepping at the same time, I can get it all finished and really it only took the time that my kids are taking a nap to get some meals made up and ready to go for the next week, the next month, whenever I plan to use them and pull them out of the freezer. There is something that's been on my to-do list lately and that is to learn how to incorporate wine into recipes to kind of bring an extra depth and flavor. I love ordering recipes like that at a restaurant where I know that it's been made with a wine involved. I feel like the flavor is just so delicious. So the first recipe that we're gonna be making today, we are going to be adding in some white wine. But before we get too far into that, this video is sponsored by Bright Cellars. I mean, how much more perfect is this that I've been wanting to learn how to cook with wine? Before I show you the recipe that we're gonna be using today that incorporates wine, I wanna tell you a little bit more about Bright Cellars. Bright Cellars is a wine subscription company. They ship great wines to your doorstep based on your preferences. It's basically like a wine club and you get to try out a lot of new wines that you maybe wouldn't have pulled off the shelf. Bright Cellars matches you to wines from all over the world curated to your palette. You take their seven question non-wine snobby quiz so they can gather your taste preferences and deliver you wines you're guaranteed to love. They have amazing customer service and if there is a bottle that you don't care for in your box, they will replace it in your next box. With the holiday season here, this is a great way to have wines ready for your next gathering and you don't have to worry about going out in the store since it has shipped right to your door. I personally loved the amount of education that was on each card that showed me what I was drinking and a little bit of information about each wine. Check out the link in the description box to take the quiz, get started and get 50% off your first six bottle box. Okay, so our first recipe we're gonna be doing is a pork tenderloin and I'm so excited to do this. So the wine I selected to use in the recipe is from Wellfleet and it's a dry white wine and in here you can see the notes and honestly this is so perfect because personally when I make pork, especially pulled pork, I really like to put in pineapple, even shredded pineapple or use pineapple juice so the fact that this has pineapple notes in it is absolutely perfect and then we also have the pork tenderloin, I've got some garlic cloves, some salt, some pepper, some rosemary, some chicken broth and some heavy whipping cream. Now the recipe, if you follow the link below, does call to make this on the stove top and it's kind of a slow cook situation but because I am trying to get everything done in a quick manner today, I'm actually gonna pull out my pressure cooker and make it in there because I can make it in about half the time, actually even less than half the time in there versus making it on the stove top. So if you wanna make it that way, you can definitely follow what I'm about to do but the original recipe is to make it on the stove top. First up I'm gonna do is put my pressure cooker on saute or else you would turn on your kettle, whatever you're going to be making this in and then just get the pork loin nice and brown. We wanna get a little bit of dark color going on just to give it that outside taste and look and feel that it's been seared just a little bit. Okay, while that's searing over there, I'm going to work on doing some scalloped potatoes with ham. This is gonna be a really simple one. I'm going to half bake it now and then freeze it and then obviously when I pull it out of the freezer, let it thaw a little bit and bake it, then it will bake the rest of the way because this is a dish that does have to bake a long time just to get the potatoes cooked and everything like that. Another little replacement, she does use regular flour in the recipe. I am using gluten-free just for my husband but other than that, this is a super simple recipe and I'm gonna be getting out my mandolin to slice these up so that they are the right thickness and they bake evenly. Right, so now this is going to be cooking for about one to two minutes in here until the alcohol actually cooks off of it and then I'll be putting the pork tenderloin back in here to get it all cooked up. Okay, it's all ready to go. The alcohol has cooked off of it so now I'm just going to place these back in here and they have the liquid they need and everything to be in the pressure cooker. Gonna try to fit them both in here. Then I'm gonna put the lid on and cook them on high manual for 15 minutes and then I will let them decompress for 15 minutes as well. The third meal that we're making is a cheesy broccoli chicken rice casserole and I'm really excited to make this because I haven't had it for years and it's something that my mom used to make. So I've got the chicken here, I'm just gonna cut it up into bite-sized pieces. Then I will be putting it over here in my Dutch oven just to kind of cook up and get it ready to get the rice mixed in and all of that. So I'm gonna go ahead and cut this up right away. One of the ingredients that is in the rice casserole is a can of cream of chicken soup and I prefer not to use that just because there's a lot of preservatives in it and stuff like that. So I'm gonna actually make up a homemade version of a can of cream of chicken soup.  I will leave the link to the recipe below that I'm rockly going off of. So I'm just gonna cook this all up.  So one pork loin and it was incredible and then I froze the other one. So I think technically depending on the size of your family you could actually make that into two meals if you went ahead and did two like I did and everything was so delicious. I have to say that the broccoli chicken rice casserole was one of the best I've ever had of that style of casserole. It was so yummy. I tasted it, had to have little tastes of everything today and I'm so excited to continue to learn more about how to cook with wine and I just feel like it gives such a good flavor that gravy was incredible. It was so, so good. Don't forget to check out the links in the description box. Do give bright sellers a try. I highly recommend them and if you're new around here, I'd love it if you subscribed. Don't forget to leave a comment below. Give this video a like and I'll see you guys in my next video.


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