Sup guys welcome one and all to the fourth video in this video series titled rugby player reacts to the NFL's top 100 players of 2022 We're here There's no time to muck around there really isn't we've got a mammoth task in front of us And we're three videos in but I'm gonna come to you prepared this time I have some stats from a man Leonard Williams place for the Giants his defensive end I Got picked up in the first round of the 2015 draft with pick number six round number one USC for 20 from 2012 to 2014 he's six foot five and 300 Goddamn pounds born on June 20th 1994. He's 28 years of age. He's a California man He played at the Jets From the moment he was drafted to 2019. He's been at the Giants He stayed within the New York vicinity so to speak In fact, they play at the same stadium. They must it must be like on either either sides of New York Look, I actually don't know but regardless of that. He's played at the Giants since 2019 He's made one Pro Bowl appearance in 2016 He being a defensive end he has 405 total tackles 35 and a half sacks five forced fumbles to fumble recoveries one interception and nine pass Deflections and being that is six foot five.  We've got a two minute and 47 second video. I've been Here for about two minutes already. So let's get into it I think everybody knew he was gonna be a dominant player and tell you what when you've got the entire home crowd Behind you. It's a feeling. I have I have always wondered about it's a feeling that I've always Been intrigued about it's a feeling. I've always wanted and it's a feeling. I'll never get He's got some long arms And three Tell you what how can that how can that offensive lineman let him through so so easily I Think he always played with that Leonard Williams just a dominant force Leonard Williams, I have no idea why the Colts came to mind. Maybe it was a Well, it's oh Here he is the big man the man with the thickest neck in the NFL Cameron Jordan. He talked about big cat Uh Where did that nickname come from it seems obvious? He's big. He's powerful and a leader of the Giants defense He could be the guy with strength and power or be the one a quick swim move and be in the backfield Disrupting and got a knack for getting to the quarterback as well. Oh That's just not good enough. That is not good enough by the the offensive line there But in saying that we're talking about the 97th best player in the entire league Tell you what Seriously just keeps working just powers through that He silently molded himself into a well-rounded player He's not silent on the field. He's been making noise the last two seasons on the top 100. Is that right? This Tell you why I thought Julio Jones was the loudest player on the field. I think it might be Leonard Williams Tell you why it would be a real luxury. I mean, I know drives go for you know phase after phase after phase But it would be a real luxury being able to reset You know get your breath back and and go just at that 110 percent Capacity, you know that that real Just you know, just just just basically I mean all I'm saying is that when I can when I compare the play of These guys to that of rugby you've got guys who are that big in that and probably most probably that fast You know what I mean, but they've been grinding for minutes on minutes on minutes on minutes and most plays they are just you know So gassed That they you know, they simply cannot Perform at their 100% capacity But when you've got the ability to reset restart and have a play that lasts what four five seconds Maybe eight at the most it it's a it's a real luxury to have that and You know, I'm not making any excuses for any rugby players, but I will say that if you insert some of our You know tight forwards or or even back row forwards Into the game of American football at that exact position right here, you know, you've got this one guy in front of you. You've got Time to recoup your um your power and your explosiveness I don't know man, I don't know few of these rugby guys could do it they could do it from strictly interior 10 being able to flex out Get him it's different when you have 300 plus pounds coming off that edge with a whole lot of power for officer tackle Yeah, let's be honest guys.  It's something you don't really know what it's like until you come up against it. Isn't that right Cameron? Be guy for a couple weeks big guys definitely know how to fold off and tackle. So yeah, I love that form Go Hubbard Classic me just look at the running back His ability to flex and flex out and just his ability to grow the last couple years has been pretty great He plays a game the way it's supposed to be played and he's excelled in the way that I think you know everybody knew he could And he's a guy who is actually gonna rock the hair, you know what I mean? A lot of these guys if they grew their hair out would most probably have somewhat of a similar hairstyle I like it, you know, it's a lot of maintenance, but but I like it So here we are four years four years into it five years into it four videos into it 96 Jimmy Ward Not a name. I'm familiar with He's a safety for the 49ers and he comes in at number 96 on the list Hope you've enjoyed the video series so far head down into the description box below and and check out some Options for you guys to support the channel support the videos and I'll see you in the next one. Peace Much love


How's it going lads and ladies? It is Petrifying Pumpkins here and I am back with a bit of a firewall zero hour video. It's not news or anything but it's a pretty exciting one. A few weeks ago, Hess Berber the CEO of First Contact Entertainment asked me for my address and my t-shirt size so I gave him both of those and I was pretty excited to get my t-shirt. Fast forward a few weeks laser and I finally got the package but there was more than just the t-shirt so let me just show you what I got in this box here. I've already opened this so this won't be one of those creepy ASM or unboxing videos that Decepticon loves you know but I'll try my best. So first things first I got this notepad diary thing with the First Contact logo on the front there the big F and inside of that I got a little message from Hess so it says business card it says thanks for all your support from the beginning you're the best Hess so that was very nice very touching I teared up at that had a bit of a cry very nice and you know a nice little notebook as well I can scribble down my ideas for firewall videos in the future or whatever so that's pretty cool and this is the biggest surprise I think I got very cool I got a cop a physical copy of firewall zero hour except it's signed by the team at first contact entertainment so hold on a sec let me give you a closer look so I don't know if you can see that very well it's got a bunch of signatures all over Hess Shabs Josh got a Jess on the back I saw you Justin on the bottom there I've been looking for Kyle's name but there's a lot of squiggly names I can't really read very clearly but I studied that more or less or but still a very cool like a collector's item type thing so I'd be holding on to that so I'll be I'm very pleased with myself getting my hands on that and then of course the t-shirt itself that I'm wearing here that I want I don't have the proper setup here to do a little a little catwalk dance for you here but maybe another time I'll show it off I'll be wearing this in all my future firewall videos probably and when I'm playing firewall I'll never wash us you know because the hands that med firewall touched this t-shirt so it can't be washed you know so anyway that's it just a quick little a little showing I want to thank first contact entertainment of course I want to thank all of you watched my videos subscribe and stuff like that because it wasn't for you guys first contact wouldn't have taken noses of me probably and I wouldn't be here opening up these cool gifts from these guys so thanks to everyone first contact you guys and I'll end it there just a quick video just a little something different so I'll see you guys on the next one bye bye


Not gonna lie. I put off reading this book for ages because it's massive and as a dyslexic, autistic, time-poor person it was intimidating, but it was totally worth the time it took to read. Every chapter is written by a different person and the contributors list is a who's who of people I admire. There's something to learn from every chapter and a real variety of perspectives including education, social care, emergency services and families. Some chapters stood out for me. If you're going to dip a toe in the water by reading three, I'd recommend. Show me you know me, which is about exclusion, what leads to it and some practical steps for avoiding it. Warrior mothers and fathers, which gives a fresh perspective on working with difficult parents. As someone who's been that parent, I felt very seen by this chapter and the serious business of play, which explores the necessity of playtime and alternatives to the traditional punishments of withholding play from the children who need it the most. This book is a great springboard that will inform your thinking about your square pegs and help you to develop a transformative to-do list.


For the color with separate stand, we are going to draft first the color stand or band and Use the color stand as a base to draft the separate color This kind of color is usually seen on formal and casual button-up shirts and just like the previous color It can also be worn open or closed Same with the previous color. We need the back and front neckline measurements from our pattern blocks To start off get a piece of paper and fold it in half Square in a line at the bottom part of your paper From the folded line or center back mark in the half of your back neckline measurement and Square a line for the shoulder notch From the bottom line mark up the height of the stand which is 1 to 8 inches or 3 centimeters and Square a line From the shoulder line or notch mark in the half of the front neckline From the front neck mark mark up six-eighths of an inch or 1.8 centimeters From this mark draw a semi-curved line until the shoulder notch Measure this line check if the measurement is the same with your half neckline measurement and Mark in the correct measurement if it's incorrect from this mark draw a perpendicular line and This is the new center front and continue marking up the height of the stand and draw a curved line Next extend a line at the center front and mark out six-eighths of an inch or 1.8 centimeters for a button extension From the button extension draw a curved line upwards And now we have a color stand From center front line mark in two-eighths of an inch or 0.6 centimeter This mark is needed so that the color won't overlap and we are also going to use this mark to draft the color Next cut out the stand from the paper and Get the previous paper to draft the separate color From the color stand outline mark up one two-eighths inches or three centimeters Place the color stand at the mark upside down and Trace from center back until the mark near center front line and do not forget to mark the shoulder notch From the mark at center front line draw a 120-degree angle line like this one and Add the center back mark up two inches or five centimeters for the color height and Square in a continuous line and mark up four-eighths of an inch or 1.2 centimeters and From this mark draw a semi curve line until center back and cut out a separate color pattern from the paper and Now we have a separate color and this is the shirt color with the color stand or band So to adjust the color mark out one inch each side from the shoulder notch and square in the slash lines Slash the lines and spread each line by one-eighths of an inch or zero point three centimeter and Rejoot the color to smooth in the lines Voila, so this is the basic shirt color with the stand or band


So, good afternoon. Five minutes fast hour. Let's get started. In my session I'm going to talk about user account and authorization server and the experiences we made at SAP. My name is Martijn de Boer. I'm working as a product owner in a security and crypto topic for SAP. Okay, a little bit closer. We have been working as a platform security team for many years and since one and a half years we're looking into the topic UAE and how can we make it usable for applications. So, let me shortly introduce SAP. So SAP has helped hundreds of thousands of businesses to take advantage of technology. We started in the 1970s, starting with R1, evolving over R2, R3 to the cloud business. And one of the pieces of cloud business is HCP Cloud Foundry, which is using Cloud Foundry as a baseline. SAP means 76% of the world transaction revenue every day is passing through an SAP system. And while we have a very solid rock inside on-premise deployments, also cloud customers are getting very relevant for SAP. So in 2015 we roughly made 2 billion revenue in the cloud. So what I'm going to talk about today, I have three topics for you. First of all, for those who don't know the details, I'll give an introduction about Cloud Foundry, user account and authorization server. Then talk about how can you make it useful for applications? So what mechanisms do we have to integrate UAE into business applications? And the third topic would explain what we have done at SAP to simplify integration and make using the UAE really easy. So, let's start with UAE. What is the UAE? The UAE is within Cloud Foundry the central place where users and authorizations are managed. So that means if a user, for instance, locks into the platform using the CF lock-in command, what's happening is its user is prompted for credentials, usually using a password. And then these credentials are sent to the UAE. The UAE will validate, will issue a token, which then can be used to call different Cloud Foundry components. The UAE is very strong when it comes to REST APIs. So there are lots of APIs for managing the different entities known inside the UAE. It is rather restricted when it comes to user APIs. So the UAE, it has an admin UI for logging in, but otherwise it doesn't really have a rich set of admin UIs. One of the aspects that makes it very interesting for application development is the support of multi-tenancy. So usually you don't see it a lot as being used in Cloud Foundry itself, but the UAE has support for multi-tenancy and also I'm going to explain what that means. So let's start at authentication. The UAE has different kind of mechanisms for authentication. So the first thing it has is an internal user store. That means using this internal user store, you can authenticate with password against that store. And the users in that user store can be grouped hierarchically to assign offerizations to that user. As a management API, there is a SCIM API, which is an internet standard for managing users and groups. And that's also supported by the UAE. But the UAE is also pretty good when it comes to integration in common enterprise standards. For instance, there's the support of LDAP. So LDAP is a common protocol, for instance, supported by Microsoft Active Directory. So if you have Microsoft Active Directory, you can authenticate your users using username and password against Active Directory. You can do a mapping of LDAP groups to the UAE groups again. And as management API, management API would directly use the LDAP protocol. So when it comes to enterprise requirements, the UAE sometimes has some challenges for use. For instance, when authenticating with the internal UAE users, you can put the password policy. But the UAE, for instance, has no forced change of a password. So assume you have a password policy that requires to change a password every 30 days. Then after 30 days, the users will get locked. And the user need to get the email password reset flow to get going again. Another protocol that's supported by the UAE is the SAML2 protocol, also very well known in the enterprise environment. With the SAML2 protocol, if you hit the UAE, you can select a link. I want to look on with my favorite SAML identity provider. Then the browser would get redirected to the SAML identity provider and then authenticate using the methods supported by the SAML identity provider. Similar, so with authorization, so if your SAML identity provider has a mechanism of grouping users, then you can also map these SAML user groups to your UAE groups. Last protocol that's supported for authentication by the UAE is the OpenID Connect protocol. This is feature-wise very similar to SAML2, but rather adopted in the cloud world by cloud identity providers. What does it mean when you have enterprise requirements like strong authentication? So the UAE itself, it doesn't have something like pluggable authentication. That means if you have requirements to support a certain kind of authentication, then you need to delegate it to one of these standard mechanisms supported by the UAE. So in our environment, we have the requirement for strong authentication. And luckily, we have a SAML2 identity provider that supports strong authentication. And so what we do is any kind of authentication needs to be delegated to that SAML identity provider. For web applications, this is rather easy because it's just redirected to my SAML identity provider. However, when it comes to integration with the command line option, then you need to go through CF log in minus SSO. This will write a URL to the UAE where it can then authenticate. And if this is configured to support authentication using your SAML2 identity provider, SAML2 identity provider can prompt to factor authentication, and then you get the passcode which you copy into your command line and are then authenticated towards Cloud Foundry. So multi-tenancy. So in application development, multi-tenancy frequently is a very important feature if you want to share a certain set of resources. So assuming you have backend services which are tenant aware, then you can share these resources across multiple tenants. So the UAE, it has a concept of identity zones. And an identity zone is something that has own users, own award clients, own groups, own identity providers. And it is address using zone.login.ucfdomain. So that means if I now have an application and assume I have two customers on that application, if I then make sure that one customer gets redirected to the UAE with customer1.login.whatsever, and the other customer gets customer2.login, etc., then I'm making use of the multi-tenant features of the UAE. I get a JSON web token issued, for instance, and this contains the information about my identity zone and then the backend application can make use of that to separate, for instance, two separate database tables. So now I explained what functionalities are offered by the UAE. How do we integrate that into an application? And for application integration there are essentially two protocols that are supported by the UAE. The first protocol is using the OAuth protocol and JSON web tokens, and the second protocol is using SAML2. So let's look at OAuth and how to use that for integration into a web application. So with OAuth2 I have different entities. So I have a resource owner. This is the one who's owning access to a certain set of resources. Usually it's a user. And then I have an OAuth client. Usually this is my application that does something on behalf of a user. Then I have an authorization server. The authorization server is a component that authenticates the user and which has the capability also to issue a token which is then sent for authentication to the resource server. So from a user perspective, how does it look? I have a user, that's my resource owner, and this user is now going to access an application. This application is then redirecting the user to the authorization server, which is the UAE. The authorization server does certain checks and it will authenticate the user and also in OAuth there's a term of a scope. A scope is a permission for a user to access one or more resources. So assuming everything went fine, then the UAE is redirecting the browser to the application and the application will now take the client ID and client secret. It has registered as an OAuth client. We'll talk to the UAE. And the UAE is going to issue an access token. Now the application received this access token and this access token can then be used to access back-end services and sending this access token as an HTTP header. So in our world, this is usually a Node.js or a Java application. There will also be other kind of applications. Okay. The other option of integrating is by using the SAML 2 protocol. So what has recently been added to the UAE is the capability to act as an identity provider. And when acting as an identity provider, the user would access the application. It would get redirected using the SAML service provider protocols to the UAE. The UAE would authenticate the user, issue a SAML assertion, and the SAML assertion would then be sent back to the application and the application validates the SAML assertion assuming everything is fine, authenticates the user. So essentially these are the two protocols that are supported by UAE. So either taking the Oout protocols or taking the SAML 2 protocols. So what do we do to simplify integration? And there on our side, we have some boundary conditions. And the boundary conditions is we cannot give developers any kind of more or less restricted access to the UAE. So that means our developers should have the permission to create Oout clients. But when it comes to access to the UAE, you need to be very careful not to give developers too much permissions. If you grant them the permission, for instance, to create Oout clients, then they also could create an Oout client having the admin permission which you probably don't want to do. And therefore we need to be very restrictive on the permissions we're giving to developers. Another point is we're using Oout 2 for microservices. So that means we rely on these JSON web tokens and inside our applications, our backend applications, we do an offline validation of the JSON web token. Another point is we need to have very simple application integration. So it should not be that every application needs to invent these Oout protocols themselves. Instead, there should be a component for doing that. Then from SAP History, for long times, we had the approach that an application should declare the permissions it's going to check. So it should not be buried somewhere inside the coding. The experience is make a declaration and it gets much easier to handle. So how do we do that? Our approach is to come up with a service broker. So we have a service broker for integrating applications with the UAE and the second piece is we have an application router as a standard Oout client which we recommend to all of our applications. So what does a service broker do? Essentially, applications need to define their artifacts. So they need to define what are the scopes we're using for functional authorization checks, what are the attributes we're using for instance-based authorizations, and then this is what needs to be passed to the service broker. And the mechanism we're using for that is to use the service broker parameters. That means our applications, they generate a service instance and then they pass a so-called extra security JSON which contains the information about scopes, attributes, etc. So the service broker will generate an Oout client and the service broker will take control and governance about the scopes that this application is able to request. For instance, if an application comes and says we would like to have the UAE admin scope, no chance we won't do that. So does it look from development perspective? Assuming I have my developer and this developer wants to develop an events application and he says, okay, I want to have something like an event reader. I want to have an event manager and so he defines the role templates in this extra security JSON. He will define I need to have a scope to read events and to have a scope to comment events. Similar event manager gets these events. Additionally, the event manager gets a scope for managing an event and because the event manager, that one needs to be able to differentiate between different countries. Therefore, we'll define an attribute country. Then we can define a role event reader which is similar to the role template because it doesn't have any attributes and for the event manager, we'll have an event manager DE for Germany which has a country attribute DE. Similar, we have an event manager US with a country value US. So this is what applications need to pass to our service broker and then service broker takes care of creating the all out clients, managing all these role templates, for instance, to a SAML group. The other component which we provide applications is the application router. So application router probably could also be implemented using the routing services but we didn't have a closer look into that yet. So essentially what the application router does is this is the component that acts as our all out client. So that means it very well integrates with our service broker, taking the service binding, taking the data from the credentials of the service binding and then if a request hits the application router, the application router will check, has this user been authenticated, if it has not been authenticated, it will send the user to the UAE for authentication and to enforce authentication. What the application router additionally does is it will act as a reverse proxy sending the request to our resource servers and we have put some additional security functionalities inside the application router. One is CSF protection. So a request that comes from the browser needs to have a certain HTTP header set otherwise it will not pass the application router. And also what we do is our intention is that this JSON web token never leaves application router or resource servers. So that means the user agent here is going to establish a security session but it will not pass the tokens to the application router itself or to the browser. Good. Advanced topics. So the JSON web tokens, they're nice but sometimes you get to the limits. One of the limit is if an application is using a lot of functional authorizations then this JotToken will grow in size and what we have experienced in our Cloud Foundry environment is that there's a limit of 8 kilobytes so as soon as they are beyond that limit the JotToken is being blocked by the CF router. I mean you can work around that but still at some point in time you will get beyond that size. And therefore what we're looking into currently is two ways. So if you have one application calling another microservice then what you'll see as a requirement is either this service requires a different set of scopes. I don't want to forward my tokens so I need to have the functionality to request new tokens. And for that there is a, it's called the non-standard OAuth authorization code supported by UAA which allows you doing so. The other thing is sometimes you have applications that need to do something in the background. Some householding activities for instance. And for that you need to have a technical user and what we're using for that is the OAuth client can either do something on behalf of the user. This is how you usually know it but also there's a thing called client credential flow where the OAuth client can act on its own behalf. So and so this is what we're using for technical user communication. So we started with UAA one and a half years ago so first looking into trying to understand it having the feeling we find something new every day. And in the meantime we start contributing back. So what we already did is contribute an attribute API for getting attributes into the UAA. Then there were contributions about vulnerable library versions. What we're currently working on is OAuth's armor barrel flow. This is if you have server to server communication and you need to authenticate the user with SAML assertion without using a browser. In the SAP area this is a very popular flow. Then performance improvements. So at some places UAA is making a lot of SQL communication which needs to be improved and so working also on that one. And what we have as corporate requirement is we need to support a password change dialogue. This is also something we'll contribute back to UAA. Coming to the summary. So what we found is UAA can also be used for authentication authorization of business applications especially when making use of the identity zone multi-tenancy features of the UAA. Authentication authorization. If you know the boundary conditions this is all included inside the UAA. But to make it really usable for application integration you need to have a service broker. Otherwise it's very difficult to maintain all the entities inside the UAA. With that I'd like to thank you and open up for questions. This is the topic Plugable Authentication which is not available. So we have done that to authenticate against our HANA database. So it is possible but you really need to dig into that. So the question was is it possible to plug in a different user store. The standard user store of LDAP, SAML2, OpenID Connect etc. This is all supported but there's no API for plugging in another custom data store. My questions. You already have seen some links. Talk freely on where to start with your HANA. So the question is multi-tenancy authentication. So in the UAA for default there is no title authentication. So it means the only way of doing that is to delegate another identity provider. Then you have to choose SAML2, OpenID Connect and then you need to. So at SAP we have protocols for the LTP which supports this two-factor authentication using a password and code that gets generated by mobile device. And the trick is for web applications it's quite straight away. If you want to do it for the online interface, the family has this option minus SSO. The CF locking minus SSO which will then bring the URL of the UAA which you can access to get. More questions? Okay. Otherwise, thanks a lot and I'll be around for some more minutes.


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This paper proposes the use of maturity models to guide institutional strategic investment in research informatics and information technology, research IT. These models combine assessment of current organizational state with readiness for deployment of potential research IT investment, providing a tool for leadership to evaluate their institution's readiness for research IT investment. The paper also discusses pilot work in maturity model development which has included using them as a catalyst for engaging medical school IT leaders in planning at a single institution, as well as developing initial maturity indices that have been applied and refined across peer medical schools. This article was authored by Boyd M. Nosp, William K. Barnett, Nicholas R. Anderson, and others.


So we all of a sudden run into a really interesting problem because we're able to do sort of the math. Let's actually kind of take a look at it for just one second. So if I'm able to pull up Python.  There we go. If I'm able to pull up Python. And I do something like 0.1. All right, well, when I hit enter, I get 0.1. When I do 0.3, 0.3. However, all right, 0.1 plus 0.2 equals 0.3. I get it false. I get it false. Well, why? If I did add 0.1 plus 0.2. There you go. What? I don't, I don't. Okay, what's going on? So all of a sudden we're running into a bit of an issue. And this issue arises from something very unfortunate about the computer. So let's kind of think about things from our perspective for a second. We have a number system that has 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. We have these symbols that we can work and count from. You know, I have nine things. What happens when I run out of these symbols? Well, what happens is I actually, you know, I go 8, 9. I reset this to 0 and I increment by 1 on the left side. Well, we call this all of a sudden something known as base 10. And this is where things get interesting because, you know, if we look at fractions in base 10, something like 1 half, 1 over 2, that gets easy. That's going to turn into 0.5. It's a very easy, clean number to look at. If I did something like 1 fifth, I get the same thing. It's going to easily translate out into 0.2. I do 1 tenth. I get the exact same thing, something very easy. But all of a sudden, what happens if I go and do something like 1 third? Oh, well, you know, if you've ever done this, you know all of a sudden this is 333 repeating forever. And we don't do that. We don't write all of these 3s. Instead, what we typically do is we just come in here and we say, oh, well, because that's going to repeat forever, I'm going to put a line there. Same kind of thing is actually occurring when we think about what's going on inside of my Python all of a sudden. So what's happening is let's think about it the exact same way. There's only two numbers that binary can work off of, 0 and 1. There's only two numbers I can work off of. So the same approach comes into play. I'm able to do something like 1 divided by 2. This being known as a base 2 system. Since 2 is divisible by 2, this actually works out perfectly fine. I would get something like a 0.5. Well, in our case, since we're not dealing with binary, you know, it works. It's clean. I can do 1 over 1. Same kind of thing. Very easy to look at. It's divisible by 2. But the second I get into something like a third, and this is kind of where we get into what we're looking at, this becomes very interesting, especially from Python's perspective. So this is where this is coming in. I'm trying to do a math equation and it clearly is not going to handle that. And the problem is all of a sudden, plus 0.1, well 4, that's an easy one. But I take this one step further, 5.0. I take it one step further, 6.0. I take it one step up, one step further, 7.0. So all of a sudden, this is just like hanging in there. And if I'm not careful about it, I run into a problem. So how can I solve this? So we've got a magical thing. You may have seen this symbol in one of your calculus classes. And this is known as epsilon. So what's the purpose of this symbol? Why do we call it epsilon? What's so great about it? Well, if you kind of go into math and you research a little bit more, you have all Wikipedia, in calculus, epsilon refers to a very minute number, really tiny number. Let's arbitrarily just say epsilon is going to equal 0.0001. Now I don't have this symbol on, obviously, my keyboard. But I do have the ability to come into something like Python. And I'm able to come in and give it a value or give it a variable named epsilon and set it equal to exactly what I was just saying. 0,0001. Now, here's where things get interesting. Okay, you see all of a sudden that I've got this happening. And what I want it to be is 0.3. I want 0.3 to be where I'm going. So all of a sudden epsilon is going to be used to do what we call approximation. Now, approximation indicates that what we're saying is basically it's going to be close enough. So how can I do that? Well, again, I've already got my epsilon. That's my threshold. That's how precise am I going to have to be close enough? So what can I do? Well, if I take this number and I subtract it by this math equation, what I should get is a very small number. That's a very small number. Now, what I want to do is I actually want to still clean this up because what happens if I had done it the exact opposite way? I took this math equation and subtracted it by 0.3. I'm getting a positive and a negative. I don't like that. So what can I do? Instead, I can start to introduce some of the functions that are inherent inside of Python. ABS, standing for absolute value, comes in. You even see that. So all of a sudden, I can write this math equation in here. I can close that out and I'm going to get that positive 5.5 to the negative 10th power. So all of a sudden, we can keep going. Now, all of a sudden, to the negative 17th power, that is, all of a sudden, this is a very small number. How small? Well, is it smaller than my epsilon? And if I do this math equation that I'm looking at right now, yes, it is. So why is this pretty interesting? Well, now I can kind of round things out a little bit. I could take this if this math equation exists. Then all I'll do is I'll just come in and say, you know what? Let's cut off the rounding. Let's just go ahead and enter. And it's not always just with 0.3. Say, for example, I started with 1.0 and I multiplied it like this. I get the same place in all different spots. The same kind of thing can come into play. If I had, say, that boom, I could come in here and change this formula up. Change this so that it's a 7. It's a 7. We should probably change this math equation as well. x, x minus, since x is that. And now x equals 0.7.


6 facts about teaching English in China Teaching English in China is as popular as ever, and is one of the best places to put your TEFL certificate to use. In 2014, 7.26 million students graduated with bachelor's and master's degrees, and the numbers were expected to rise in 2015. There are over 30,000 organizations or companies offering private English classes, with the Chinese market having nearly doubled in size in the last five years, and is now worth around $3.1 billion. Money in China is good for English teachers. Certified TEFL teachers in China can expect to make between $1,000 to $2,500. Those teaching at an international school, however can make up to $4,700. How far exactly will your salary get you in China? Most TEFL teachers put away a good amount of their salaries and save them up. You can live quite comfortably when teaching in China. Head away from the famous cities to save money. Most foreigners are settled in the Big Three, Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou. However the cost of living in these cities is much higher than in other cities across China, and TEFL teachers would do well to consider other destinations in China.  Other great destinations include Shenzhen, Chengdu, Wuhan or Hangzhou. China is increasingly diverse in its metropolitan areas. You can also be sure to meet other fellow expatriates from your country in China. The Chinese metropolises are getting increasingly diverse with people from South Korea, India, the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Australia, Vietnam and Myanmar ranking in the top 10. There is an excellent transport network. The excellent transportation network throughout the country, lets you travel the giant Asian nation easily and on a cheap budget. Overnight buses, high-speed trains, and quick domestic flights guarantee a comfortable journey within China. As of 2015, China is home to just under 20,000 kilometers of rail tracks, including the world's longest line, the 2,298 kilometers Beijing Guangzhou high-speed railway. The country is ideally situated for exploring the wider region. It's also worth noting that China is bordered by 14 Asian nations, most of which can be reached by train, bus, or airplane. Why not take a bus down to Vietnam and enjoy the summer on one of the southeast Asian countries' gorgeous beaches? Or how about venturing into Mongolia, a country of spectacular scenery and historic value? How about traveling the footsteps of the ancient traders of the Silk Road, which started in modern-day Shen? Chinese food in China is even more delicious than back home. China is famous for its food all over the world. However Chinese food back home is not at all like the locals cook in the motherland.  That's only partly true. China has developed eight unique cuisines during the course of its 5,000-year history, from sweet, over sour, bitter, salty, and onto spicy. Do you want to teach English in China?


Rhaiddiw i'r cyfrifigiau, General Questions, question one, Annabelle Goldie. To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to the criticism by Dr Neil McKagney from the Centre for Drugs Misuse research that the Government's methadone programme is, and I quote, literally a black hole into which people are disappearing. Minister, I'll wheelhouse. We would strongly disagree with these statements as we regard them as ill-founded and ill-judged, And we wish to highlight the importance of methadone as a treatment for individuals suffering from opioid dependency. Methadone has a strong evidence base behind it as a therapeutic treatment for those with an addiction. We do acknowledge that there is a need for improved data capturing around its use, we are working with partners to address this, and specifically to identify the flows of individuals moving on to Metatone programme and those coming off of Methadone. One of the overwhelming messages I have taken from my early days in this new role is that very many people can build achieve recovery from a drug addiction and it is critical that we mewn cynfodol, maen nhw i gynghwyl ger sydd gyda'u cael ei ddoch chi uchydig i'u gyd? Llyfr am y gallYr Rhys Gw5rch, rydyn ni'n ddau i'r arfer, yn ystafellu rhai o'r amser ymwynt iawn. Rydyn ni'n mynd i dda i ddweud wyliau peiriau eraill y byddiol i'r aelodau mewn pryscribu sydd bydd iawn i'r pryscribu sydd y gallwch yn gwneud rwyínau beth gyda yn maen nhw oedd i'n hwnnw ddweud agedir. Diolch i'r peiriau a'r plantaug mai dweud drwy ynghylch I think that the cost was estimated to be £12 million a year to the public purse. That figure seems to have risen, according to recent data, to £17.8 million a year. Would the minister agree that we really can do better? We can do better for our patients in Scotland, we can do better for those who are on methadone and we can do an awful lot better to give these patients a sense of hope if we only start recording the relevant data? I certainly acknowledge the point that Annabelle Goldie makes about the need for improved data since my initial question. I think that it's important that we understand that this is very much a person-centric approach. We need to tailor the response for the individual and what suits them. Methadone clearly has an important role to play as a number of different potential measures in a package of measures that are available to help tackle problem drug use. We need to understand the impact that is happening on individuals, hence the importance of tackling the CHI data and making sure that we have the quality of data. We need to understand what is happening to individuals, how long they are on a methadone programme and how successful it is in helping them. I think that it's important to stress that methadone has an important place in the armory of tools that are available to medical practitioners. It is prescribed on the basis of medical recommendations for individuals to suit their needs. We will work closely with all those in the Parliament who have an interest in ensuring that we achieve recovery. I'm happy to work with Annabelle Goldie. I know her long-standing interest in the issue and I'm happy to listen to the point that she raises. Adam Ingram To ask the Scottish Government what lessons the NHS in Scotland can learn from the freedom to speak up review about having an open and honest reporting culture. We are clear that all staff should have the confidence to speak up and know that their whistleblowing concerns will be treated seriously and investigated properly. Work is already underway to develop a robust package of measures that complement existing policies and support staff to raise any concerns that they have. We welcome Sir Robert Francis' freedom to speak up review, which will inform our thinking. We have recently consulted on introducing a duty of candor across health and social care. Adam Ingram I thank the cabinet secretary for her answer and will she, as the Francis review recommends, review the law to prevent the discrimination and victimisation like that suffered by my constituent, Dr Secumoy Daz, forcing him to take NHS Ayrton and Arran to an expensive employment tribunal to prove his case? Adam Ingram First of all, I'm not going to discuss individual cases but what I can tell him is that the Scottish Government has fully supported the UK Government's commitment to legislate to protect whistleblowers who are applying for NHS jobs, protect them from discrimination. Officials in the Scottish Government have worked closely with their relevant English legal counterparts to ensure that NHS Scotland employers are included in this UK-wide legislation. I'm happy to keep Adam Ingram updated on the progress of that. Neil Findlay In addition to having an open and honest reporting culture within our NHS, can the minister state with complete confidence that the NHS in Scotland does not operate a blacklist which prevents staff who have raised serious concerns about services from gaining employment elsewhere within our NHS? As I have just said to Adam Ingram, that is why we are fully supporting the commitment to legislate to protect whistleblowers who are applying for NHS jobs from discrimination and we are taking that forward with the UK Government. I'm very clear that what we need here is a cultural change in the NHS, which is why we have also brought forward the duty of candour because that is about creating a culture where people feel able to speak up about their concerns. We also have the whistleblowing helpline that has been in position for quite some time now and is an opportunity for staff to raise any concerns, but I think that the duty of candour will add to that by helping to create an open and transparent system within the NHS and encouraging people to speak out about any concerns that they have. To ask the Scottish Government when it expects minimum unit pricing of alcohol to be implemented. Minimum unit pricing of alcohol was passed unopposed by the chamber and would have been in place now for two years if it was not for the legal challenge led by the Scottish Whiskey Association. Over that time, we would have seen over 100 fewer deaths, over 3,000 fewer hospital admissions and around 7,000 fewer crimes. The case is currently before the Court of Justice of the European Union before returning to the Court of Session for a judgement. We are as frustrated as many others in the chamber about the delays caused by the legal challenge. We remain fully committed to the implementation of minimum unit pricing. I firmly believe that it is legal and that it would be the most effective way to tackle alcohol misuse as part of a package of measures and would bring significant health and social benefits. I thank the cabinet secretary for that response. It is now some two years since minimum unit pricing was passed by the Scottish Parliament, but there has been no further discussion regarding alcohol in the chamber of this Scottish Parliament in a debate since. Given that Scotland's relationship with alcohol was cited at the time as a huge moral challenge by the former First Minister, given that the Scottish Conservatives and Scottish Labour have made detailed proposals and submissions for further actions to tackle alcohol abuse, what further plans do the Scottish Government ministers have? When might we hear what those are and why has there been no further policy-led discussion of alcohol in this chamber since? I am very surprised that Jackson Carlaw has said that, because minimum unit pricing is just one of over 40 measures in our framework for action that seeks to reduce consumption, supports families and communities, encourages more positive attitudes and positive choices and improves treatment and support services. We have seen some improvement in alcohol-related harms with deaths in hospital admissions having reduced in recent years because of those actions, but they are still far too high and that is why there is more that we need to do. Considerable progress has been made on implementing key aspects of the alcohol framework, including a record investment in tackling alcohol misuse of over £278 million since 2008, delivery of over £477,000, alcohol brief interventions by NHS Scotland, the establishment of 30 alcohol and drug partnerships, the ban of the quantity discounts in off-sales that encourage customers to buy more than they might have, we have placed restrictions on where material promoting alcohol may be displayed and we have run a campaign to promote the availability of a smaller wine measure and on the on-trade. I hope that Jackson Carlaw feels that that is a comprehensive list of actions, real action being taken by this Government to tackle alcohol misuse. Action speaks louder than words, Mr Carlaw. Richard Simpson. I thank the cabinet secretary for her answer and certainly welcome the brief interventions programme, which is a very welcome one, but I wonder if she would take a look at the fact that today I launched the alcohol bill, which I consulted on starting in 2012, which does indeed have 12 further measures to improve Scotland's relationship with alcohol. As her predecessor said quite clearly, minimum unit pricing and price is clearly very important, but it cannot be a magic bullet. I hope that the Government will support the legislation as it goes through, because it will improve Scotland's relationship with alcohol. As has been said on many occasions, we are always happy to look at any further measures, and I am happy to meet Richard Simpson to discuss that further. Richard Simpson just said that minimum unit pricing is important, and price is important. It is just a pity that Labour then has spent most of the years opposing minimum unit pricing in this place. It is good to hear that there is a change of heart from Richard Simpson on that, because I think that tackling alcohol misuse in Scotland is something that should unite us across this chamber. As I said to Richard Simpson and I will say to Jackson Carlaw, I am happy to look and discuss any further measures that others from across this chamber may bring. I hope that others will recognise the substantial work that this Government has done to tackle alcohol misuse in our society. To ask the Scottish Government what assessment it has made of how Glasgow Colleges regional boards plans for an integrated city by curriculum could impact on students and staff. The Glasgow Colleges regional board is responsible for planning college provision that meets the needs of learners and employers. The Scottish funding council advises that the Glasgow curriculum plan is based on a comprehensive analysis of those needs. Following stakeholder consultation in the autumn, the regional board agreed that local communities and those furthest from employment should remain the focus for colleges. Individual colleges are now discussing their plans with their staff and students. The Scottish funding council will work with the regional board and the colleges to ensure that the right learning is delivered in the right place, making best use of the Glasgow East state and staff. The cabinet secretary for that answer. Both myself and Sandra White, MSP, recently met EIS representatives concerning new curriculum plans, made disadvantage students who would normally study at Glasgow Colleges out with the city centre. There are also concerns about staff being transferred to post city of Glasgow college on poorer pay and conditions. Will the cabinet secretary agree to meet both myself and Sandra White to discuss how those concerns can be addressed in more detail? I am happy to confirm to the member that I am happy to meet him and Sandra White. He will be aware that staffing matters are, of course, for colleges to determine. Nonetheless, the Government would expect to pay arrangements to apply. I can also confirm that the Glasgow curriculum plan proposes a 2.5 per cent increase in activity in community locations, including access-level courses, supporting more students who live in the most deprived areas and those with low or no qualifications and those furthest away from the labour market. To ask the Scottish Government how successful it has been in implementing the extension of 600 hours of free early education to eligible two-year-olds. The Scottish Government has worked very closely with local authorities to ensure that places for the estimated number of additional two-year-olds were available from autumn 2014. As of the annual census in September 2014, reported in December 2014, 5,774 two-year-olds were registered for a funded early learning and childcare place. Is the minister aware that a recent freedom of information request to all local authorities in Scotland found that around 40 per cent of eligible two-year-olds were not taken up in term one? Given that this is a flagship policy and given how important it is that we intervene early to ensure that most vulnerable children get the best start, what further action will be taken to ensure that this policy is being delivered effectively on the ground? Given that this comes on top of the thousands of three- and four-year-olds who have missed out on their 600 hours, can the minister tell me if Nicola Sturgeon has yet met the fair funding for kids campaign, as for the thousands of parents who are missing out on free childcare, the clock has ticked and we have seen very little action to sort this mess out? I am afraid that I do not quite understand where Kara Hilton gets her statistics from. On the September census, 10 per cent of all two-year-olds had taken up their uptake within the first month of eligibility. That is 10 per cent against a target of 15 per cent, so two thirds within the first month had taken up their eligibility to that. We are not happy to stop there. We have been marketing, we have been working with health visitors, we have been working with the Department of Work and Pensions to ensure that we get that final third of our vulnerable two-year-olds to take up their funded places. Yes, the First Minister has already met the fair funding for kids and I know that she has offered to meet them again. Minister, in a parliamentary answer that I received on 20 March, which I have here, it tells me that the details of the funding model by which the Scottish Government was able to predict a cost of £881 million for the 30 hours of nursery care has not yet been published. Can the minister advise me when it will be published? The eligibility is under working benefits. It has also been extended to those who are looked after under a kinship care order or guardianship. That is the criteria that we are using at the moment. To ask the Scottish Government what it is doing to increase the provision of PE in schools. Ensuring that all pupils receive at least two hours of quality PE per week in primary schools and two periods in secondary schools in S1 to S4 has been a long-standing commitment of the Scottish Government. Schools have made remarkable progress with latest statistics showing 96 per cent of schools are meeting the PE target, up from 89 per cent in 2013 and up from less than 10 per cent in 2004-5. The Scottish Government is investing £11.6 million in PE over 2012-13 to 2015-16 in a programme jointly managed by Sport Scotland and Education Scotland. That includes £6.8 million directly to local authorities from Sport Scotland to support the delivery of the PE target and to improve the quality of PE and an additional £4.8 million to Education Scotland to deliver a programme of national initiatives to support opportunities for teachers. A recent report from the Youth Sports Trust has shown that pupils attending independent schools get an average of 5.4 hours of sport per week, 300 per cent more than state pupils, with a not surprising outcome that at the last Olympics 37 per cent of all British medal winners were educated out with the state sector. Given the clear advantages from greater physical activity for those in school, what work in the Scottish Government do to raise standards and ensure that all state schools are at least meeting the two-hour or two-period target? As I have just indicated, this Government can be very proud of the fact that we have moved a set to very close indeed to meeting the targets that were set around two hours and two periods. Indeed, the figures are up from some 10 per cent in 2004. If there are a small minority of schools that are still to meet the target, it is because of unusual circumstances around building and staff recruitment. However, all that has been said, the member refers in addition to PE to the issue of physical activity. It should be said that 75 per cent of children in Scotland are now meeting the targets that have been set for the availability of physical activity in addition to PE. To ask the Scottish Government what it will do to prevent the further deterioration in the state of Scotland's roads. The Government plans to invest over £690 million in the coming year to ensure that a strategic road network remains safe, efficient and effective. This builds on the significant road investment of more than £6 billion since 2007 and to ensure that we continue to make best use of available resources. I have asked all 33 road authorities in Scotland to consider new ways of collaborating to improve the delivery of maintenance services. I thank the minister for his answer and I am quite encouraged to every year that we have this period at the end of the winter when there is a great deal of work to be done to bring our roads up to standard. In relation to his discussions with local authorities and their road responsibilities, what power does the minister have to impose a minimum standard so that we can begin to reverse the decline from which we appear to suffer? I am sure that local authorities and COSLA are interested in improving the condition of our roads and that is why they are engaging positively with the review group that we have. As well as the financial freedom that they have in the £10.8 billion settlement, the new resources that are committed by the Scottish Government and I am convinced that we will continue to work in partnership to open up the opportunities to improve the legacy that we inherited from the previous Labour Liberal Executive and then the previous Tory Government. The continued investment from the SNP Government will help to make that difference. We now move to First Minister's Questions.


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be upon you all welcome to the holy land of Karbala from the area between the holy shrines of Imam Hussein and his brother I would follow Abbas peace be upon them this is your co-host Muhammad Shia and my brother Sian Sukhni and of course cameraman Hassan Allaq Ali Hadi and the other guys welcome to our live show welcome to Karbala respected viewers it is our honor you know it is an honor for us to you know receive your prayers applications and salutations that are sent to the holy imams peace be upon them the live stream is basically now on on Facebook you can join in please join in and write your names in a comm in comments and we'll brought them to be delivered to the holy grill of Imam Hussein peace be upon him I leave you now with my brother Sian Sukhni Salamun alaikum to viewers warahmatullahi wabarakatuh thank you very much for that beautiful intro brother Muhammad Ali yes inshallah this morning from the holy land of Karbala we will be honored to host you here as you send your salams and your salutations to the Imam Imam Abia Abdullah Hussein peace and blessings be upon him and to Abu Fadlil Abbas peace be upon him also so yes as brother Muhammad Ali mentioned inshallah we'll be here all morning inshallah taking down your names answering your phone calls inshallah being at your service with your requests whatever they may be so please message us call us and inshallah we can be at your service if we can bring up on the screen the information the details of how you can get in touch and inshallah it'll be easier for you to get in touch with us yes brothers and sisters that that was the information inshallah you can get in touch with us any way possible you are getting many comments in if brother Muhammad Ali you can assist us with this sister Anoum Fatima says salam and sister Birak Hussein salam from Ottawa Canada please send our love and salam to our beloved in beloved in Karbala and all the holy shrines sister Anoum Fatima and Anoum Fatima and Barak Birak Hussein did you write the names yes sure sayida kashan zaydi peace be upon you Imam Hussein alaihi salam Hatim Khokhawali says labbaika ya Hussein alaihi salam Agha Ali Hussein requests for salam du'as and ziyarah inshallah your request is to be fulfilled Amina Zaydi Rizvi says you know wrote her name in a comment Amina Zaydi and family and family just a reminder to our viewers a theme that we have chosen to do throughout these shows every morning is to pick a question and through this question you'll have 24 hours until the next show to answer in our comments or messages inshallah winner from the menu is that inshallah we will have this is a test of your knowledge right now inshallah we'll pick a random winner and this winner will be receiving a red flag in his name or her name and put inside the shrine of Abbi Abdullah Hussein peace and blessings be upon them and today's question is how many please pay attention how many Surahs in the Quran are named after prophets that is how many Surahs in the Quran are named after prophets again you will be reminding you of this question you have until tomorrow's show where we'll be announcing the winner inshallah any more names coming in brother Muhammad yes I actually have many names coming here Agha Ali Hussein says request for peace and blessings be upon them Sayyidah Qikashaan Zaydi you know her name Qikashaan Zaydi Aliya Zaydi Sara Zaydi Amina Zaydi Rizvi says you know wrote her name Amina Zaydi and family Sayyidah Qikashaan Zaydi maybe visit Karbala soon inshallah you'll be able to visit the holy city of Karbala soon Sayyid Mehdi Husayni Salam from Australia please convoy our Salam to our beloved Imam Hussein Imam Hussein alaihi salam and Abu al-Fadr al-Abbas alaihi salam may Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala hasten the reappearance of our master Imam Sahib al-Zaman Ajar Allah ta'ala faraja inshallah Zuhair Husayni you have you have names here Zuhair Husayni and family also salams to the entire Imam Husayn TV team thank you very much my brother for all their efforts especially brother Sukhni and brother Masood just to cut you off thank you for that mention you know it's our honor all the team here it's our honor and privilege to be standing here and allowing you as opportunity to send your salams to the Imam thank you for that very kind comment Keniz Lillani salam Ya Mawla Husayn Keniz Lillani Mariam Don Fleming salam please give my salams and duaz inshallah you know it's amazing to see all these names coming from different countries around the world I can see in front of me I'm sure you can see it too for example they have people from Afghanistan people from Australia people from Canada people from America you have many comments from the UK Alhamdulillah we have this wide range of people all over the world watching waiting for this opportunity many on the time of Suhoor many on the time for tour so throughout the night waiting just to gaze upon the dome of Aba Abdullah Husayn and thank you all the viewers for allowing us to be here to host you if not for you would not be here doing this I have brother Mehdi Turkmani please pray for people in Afghanistan which the loss they lost their life in suicide bomb so yesterday yesterday was basically where a terrorist attack took place in Kabul city the Afghani capital and about 50 about sorry 80 people lost their life lives during due to that attack more than 80 of course it hurts the most that people who are mostly you know affected by terrorism people who are mostly hurt by terrorism such as Afghanistan and Iraq are those who are mostly accused of terrorism salams to the people in Afghanistan everywhere across the world and all prayers to their martyrs to those who lost their lives in the terrorist attacks and now we read for the souls of those who lost their lives in the terrorist attacks now to carry on with the ah khaniz eliani says six sewers in the Quran by the name of prophets we're not going to give you the answer we're not going to confirm or you know say if it's right or wrong but it is a good attempt inshallah more answers are coming in and remind again of the question the question was how many sewers in the Quran are named after prophets so how many sewers in the Quran are named after prophets I can't give you any more clues than that that you know it's in the question do a bit of a quick research and inshallah the answer will come to you and inshallah you'll be the winner of the grand prize I have more names coming out of Hussaini on behalf of my family and me inshallah inshallah we'll pray for you my brother Farheen Rizvi please give my salam to Maulah alaihi salam and pray for my mothers and brothers health inshallah we'll pray for your mothers and brothers health we have a message from sister Abrahar Hussain khan thank you brothers for everything as you are doing for us it is a great privilege to have this kind of access and service in the west please recite Surah Fatiha on my grandfathers Abrahar Hussain khan Ibn Ruzah Hussain khan and Mirza Nawab Agha Ibn Mirza Muhammad Mehdi and Rehana Mehdi bint Mirza Muhammad Mehdi and for all Momineem please keep my family and I in your du'a is in the holy city of Karbala and please ask ya Aba Abdullah alaihi salam and Hazret Abbas alaihi salam and call my to call my family and I to their holy shrine soon Jazakumullah khayran and may Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala bless you and your family's name is Maryam Agha and her family thank you very much sister for this if you can fulfill the request and ask the viewers to recite Surah Al-Fatiha also for the loss of her grandparents of course so now we read Surah Al-Fatiha on behalf of their grandfathers and all the dead ones from their families I can see many names many people commenting in answers it's good to see many people who are active and on their feet especially a lot of them are coming up to the time of Su'oor but they have put in the effort to answer the question inshallah you know one of you will be the winners just to clarify the question because I can see some answers that would be correct to another question it is how many Surahs in the Qur'an are named after prophets there's only a few Surahs in the Qur'an that are named after prophets no need to mention which ones they are just the number of Surahs that are named after prophets you've got many more names coming in and those who have answering if you can give me the names as well so it will be put inside the book also inshallah of course Anum Fatima answered the question 6 Surah well she mentions the names of the Surahs Surahs who Surahs we don't have to be giving away clues to other viewers of course it will be given away it will be too easy for them now well basically it's a comment so the other viewers can say shall we call it out shall we not I think let's just say she says 6 comments 6 Surahs inshallah we don't be giving away any more clues otherwise it will be too easy alright brother Agha Ali Hussein says also 6 Surahs Mehjab Muminim my family Sanaya Zahra Adnan and my family so the names you have here Mehjab Mumin and his family Sanaya Zahra Adnan and the rest of the family plus the rest of the family of course so please my brothers and sisters write down the name of your country alongside your names and messages to the holy imams in Karbala I have well sort of you know exaggerated answer for the question Qaniz Liyani says 114 Surahs yes so for that reason I clarified the question it's not how many Surahs in the Quran again we're helping you out here as how many Surahs are named after prophets so please answer the question how many Surahs in the Quran are named after prophets a little bit of research you know there's easy access to that sort of information so please do the research and get back to us with the answer inshallah today we have live footage from the shrine in fact of Abu Fahd Al Abbas so feel yourself inside the shrine in front of the Vareh in front of the grill of Abu Fahd Al Abbas feel yourself there right now ask for your dua'at ask for your needs he is the one who answers the needs he was there for Abba Abdullah in Karbala he was there when the imam needed him the most inshallah he is there when we need him the most I personally have no doubt in my heart that any request I have Abu Fahd Al Abbas will fulfill so please take advantage of this great opportunity as we have live footage from inside the shrine of Mola Abbas so I will leave you for a couple of moments inshallah with the master pull your heart out tell him your needs tell him your worries inshallah we'll be waiting for you here as you return welcome back the viewers I hope those moments staring at the shrine of our master Abu Fahd Al Abbas allowed you to express your feelings in the best way possible we have one message that caught my eye rather than having a request this lady from London, Um Ahmed from London sends her dua'at to Abu Fahd Al Abbas and Abba Abdullah Al Hussain she says as-salamu alaika ya Abba Abdullah Al Hussain wa ala akhika Abu Fahd Al Abbas as-salamu alaika wa ala akhika ma baqitna wa baqa layla wa n'ahars she says as-salams to Abba Abdullah Al Hussain and to Abu Fahd Al Abbas inshallah all our lives will be at the service of our masters whether we are here or whether we are in one world and this sister is from London, UK so we have many more names coming through that inshallah we will be taking down we have brother Mahdi Turkmani he wrote another comment says God bless you thanks for your prayer masha'Allah abbaika ya Hussain abbaika we've got Mahjabeen Mumin Najmul Hassan and family Najmul Hassan and family Ali Haidar Al-Muturi great initiative may Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala bless you inshallah thank you very much my brother Hafizah Hafizah sorry Bibi says six Suras Mahjabeen Muminin Ashraf Zahra and family Ashraf Zahra and family we have a sister commenting from Australia just quote my I sister Laila Haidar from Australia so again this is not a country at the list of viewers that we are honored to host this morning from Karbala the sister Laila Haidar while we are calling out the names I just want to mention the view that I'm seeing right now the view of the sun rising over the shrine of Abba Fazl Al-Abbas and Alhamdulillah we are getting this opportunity every morning one day me, one day brother Muhammad Ali when we stand at this podium we see Abba Fazl in front of you and we see the sun rising over shining in our faces you can see the sun rising in the background creating a silhouette of the shrine of Abba Fazl what a sight inshallah you don't just see it on the TV screens but inshallah you are all granted the Ziyarah of Karbala and you are all granted this grand invitation to come and just stare at the dome of Abba Fazl ask for your hajjat stare at the dome of Abba Abdullah Al-Hussain upon the red flag that withers over the dome oh if you are here during Muharram and Safar during the season Muharram 40 this great flag that waves over the dome of Abba Abdullah will be turned black in honor and in mourning of Imam Al-Hussain and the Shahadaq of Karbala so yes back to the names and comments Laila Haider says Laila and Haideri family did you get the name? yes Mu'mina Ali may we all enter the blessed land of Karbala inshallah Mu'mina Ali from Scotland Mahjabeen Mu'min As-salamu alaika ya Abbas alayhi as-salam so you have here Mahjabeen Mu'min we have brother Mahdi Al-Ghazali or Al-Ghazili Mahdi Al-Ghazali As-salallahu alaika ya Abba Abdullah Al-Hussain Mahdi Al-Ghazali so you have there Sayyidah Kihkashan Zaydi As-salamu alaika ya Abba Salih al-salam from Toronto Canada Kihkashan Zaydi and family please pray we visit Karbala soon inshallah my sister I'm just getting some tweets mentioned in the channel yes of course you can tweet in this is a request to recite Du'a Al-Faraj He in Karbala Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Raheem Allahumma salli ala Muhammadin wa alim Muhammad Allahumma kun li waliyyika Al-Hujjah ibn Al-Hasan Salawatu ka alayhi wa ala aba'ih fi hadih al-sa'a wa fi kulli sa'a waliyya wa hafizan wa qa'idan wa nasirah wa dalilan wa aina hatta tuskinuhu arzaka taw'a wa tumati'ahu fiha taweela insha'Allah we are all under the banner of Imam Sahib al-Zaman may Allah hasten his reappearance insha'Allah we are all at his service and the service of his grandmother Fatma al-Zahra and the service of his grandfather Aby Abdullah al-Hussain peace and blessings be upon them all we have Tahira Mamdani Salam ya Imam so you have that name here Tahira Mamdani we also have Fufu Farfura ya Abbas peace be upon him Laila Haider says Laila from Australia Muhammad Riza Charrach says this the show is full of vitality thanks for praying we are at your service insha'Allah you'll be here in Karbala one day where you can pray for us and insha'Allah we'll be able to sit under the dome of Abba Abdullah al-Hussain insha'Allah you also have many more many more names coming up Um Ahmed Diwan she answered the question I've got her name down already right Abbas al-Hussalam we have Khadija Sharif Khadija Sharif did you write that name? yes and she also have an answer to the question 6 Suras we also have sister Muna Sahib she had an answer to the question also 7 Suras we also have brother Muhammad al-Muzaffar 10 Suras brother Muhammad al-Muzaffar yes and of course his answer we have Abbas Abda Ali Abbas Abda Ali Abda Ali and family Abbas Abda Ali Gandhi and family we have Tahira Mamdani wrote a name Hani Mamdani so we have Tahira Mamdani and Hani Mamdani Tahira Mamdani we wrote the sister's name and Hani Mamdani Hani Mamdani we have also sister Tahira Mamdani Bilal Mamdani Shuaib Mamdani Shuaib Mamdani Saba Mamdani Bilal Shuaib and Saba Mamdani of course Muhammad Radha Charrach you have also says this app is full of vitality thanks for praying you're most welcome my brother it is a great honor to be here to receive your prayers and supplications for the holy imams respected viewers brothers and sisters we leave you with live footages from the holy shrine of Abbas Abda Ali so feel yourself in the very place and pour out your heart your prayers supplications to the holy imam welcome back the viewers I hope that experience was a live one and you truly felt yourself inside the shrine and you took advantage of such a great opportunity you know that opportunity was great for us because we're here in the studio and you were there inside the shrine of Abu Fawal I hope all your worries you let your heart out to Abbas son of Ali Ibn Abi Talib son of Umul Bani that great warrior that was there at the greatest hour of need of Abba Abdullah Hussein I hope you asked for your hajjad as he is the door of hajjad and he will fulfill any request that you have there are many names coming in of course many names coming in we have Ali Kimji we have Najah, Muslimani, Najah and family Muslimani call for us once again and help us inshallah the imams will call for you so you come for the pilgrimage of Abba Abdullah Hussein alaihi salam we have brother Hussain al-Fatlawi and also sister Batul Shooja my salam to Abba Abdullah and pray that I get to come for Imam Ziyara soon inshallah inshallah you'll be here soon for the Ziyara we also have brother Ali says abbas and of course brother Parveen Kashmiri Parveen sorry Parveen Kashmiri Parveen Kashmiri and family of course we have also brother Hasan Allah says salam Ya Mola Hussein you have many many names coming in many people tweeting it's actually quite hard to keep up inshallah all your names will be put inside the shrine a name that just come up Abbas Ali Abed Ali we have also Masouma Lalji Safiyah Khan Rijay Sayyid we also have Rizwan Masouma you catch up with me Rizwan Amina Hani Muhammad and Aliya Gitma Lalji also we have sister Abrahar Hussein Khan Afaf Ali Ali Hamza Chunzai Fatima Hamza As-Sultani Amrin Banu Shahid Ali Mariam Agha Aliya Reef Yasmin Soyan Huda Al-Hakeem you catch up with me Imran Najafi Aliza Aarif and Milad Daliri respective viewers we leave you with a couple of for a couple of moments from the holy within the holy shrine of Abbas and the area between the holy shrines of course it is a unique opportunity to be there to feel yourself at these places in order to perform or tell the imams what you want to tell them to do your prayers, supplications and salams to the imams so stay tuned Welcome back dear viewers I hope again that experience was something unforgettable for you and insha Allah it is just a taster of what you will get when you come to Karbala and we pray that all of you will get the opportunity to come to Karbala very soon of course we have many names coming up we have Sarah Shaheem and family from London brother Sayyida Uzma she had an answer the question so you have Sayyida Uzma the question just a reminder to our dear viewers the question was how many suras in the Quran are named after prophets that is how many suras in the Quran are named after prophets we don't need which suras they are you could if you want to it's a test for yourself to see if you know if you have sufficient Quranic knowledge but the prize is to the one who gets the amount of suras in the Quran that are named after prophets I'm sure we'll get many correct answers and insha Allah from those correct answers we'll pick out a name at random and this person will be the winner of the grand prize which is the flag from the dome of Aba Abdullah al-Hussain of course we have many names coming up Ali Rashid, Fadal Abbas, Rashid and family we also have a very special dua here from Tahira Mamdani Maula helped my kit to join army of Imam Sahb al-Zaman may Allah accept your prayers and of course it is the greatest honor of course we recite dua al-Faraj right now Allahumma kulli waliyyik al-Hujjat ibn al-Hasan salawat uka aleyhi wa ala aba'ih in this hour and in every hour wa liya wa hafida wa qaida wa nasira wa dalila wa aina wa hafida wa qaida wa nasira wa dalila wa aina wa hafida wa qaida wa nasira wa hafida wa aina wa hafida as we are drawing towards the end of our show this morning just a few reminders to our viewers the question is how many surahs in the Quran are named after prophets how many surahs in the Quran are named after prophets so that is the question insha'Allah tomorrow tomorrow morning the winner announced also just a reminder of the timings of the show of course it is not allowed to be joined by my brother i joined my brother tomorrow insha'Allah 5am Karbala time 3am GMT time and 11pm DC time will be live from Karbala on this show welcome to Karbala and here is the book that collects all your names insha'Allah pages and pages of names here the names written down insha'Allah they will all be put inside the shrine of Aba Abdullah Hussein today and of course the grand winner tomorrow we have names coming up final names let's put them down insha'Allah Jaafar, Mousa and family Rajawani and Barwani family we have Itaaf Bangash Zayn and family Zayn and family we've got Farah Rizvi Assalamu Alaikum Ibn Rasul Assalamu Alaikum Ibn Rasulillah Jalal Rizvi Sayyeda Abbasi Sayyeda Abbasi Adil Adil Ali Ali Kulsoom Farah for mental and physical health Ya Allah for the sake of Imam Zayn al-Aabideen the color of Karbala insha'Allah all your unwell beings are sorted out for the sake of that Imam insha'Allah just a reminder of the show tomorrow at 5am Karbala time 3am GMT time and 11pm DC time you will join us and the lines will also be open for those of you that don't know you can call in and perform a live Ziyara of the shrine of Abbi Abdullah al-Hussein and Abu Farah al-Aabbas peace and blessings be upon him and also tomorrow we have a special surprise for you as we show you some footage from the campsite of Karbala of the women and children of Karbala of Imam al-Hussein insha'Allah the Ziyara of all those who were there inside the campsite so brothers and sisters their viewers we leave you now with the views of the shrine of Abbi Abdullah al-Aabbas insha'Allah we will see you tomorrow same time where you can perform your Ziyara stay tuned for more live from the holy land of Karbala peace be upon you


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Marines reinforced NATO around the world, and we meet the drum major for President Trump's inauguration. All this and more this week on the Core Report. Lance Corporal Austin Ruiz died in a training incident in 29 Palms, California Monday, January 16th. Marines were conducting small arms live-fire training in preparation for integrated exercise 2-TAC-17. The training is conducted by infantry units and some support units before a deployment. The Marine Corps is investigating the incident. U.S. Central Command and U.S. Forces Afghanistan requested 300 Marines to deploy to Helmand Province, Afghanistan to reinforce the NATO-led mission Resolute Support. The Special Purpose Task Force is deploying from the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Force located in North Carolina in Spring of 2017. Their mission will be to advise and train key leaders in the Afghan National Army and Police. Resolute Support's been an ongoing NATO mission since January 2015. The F-35B Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter has a new home. Two F-35 Bravo's arrived at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan, Wednesday, January 18th. Iwakuni is the first overseas installation to add the aircraft to its worldwide deployment capability. The base will eventually be home to 16 F-35 Bravo jets. The combination of stealth, radar, and sensor technology make it the most lethal fighter in the skies today. Nearly 300 Marines from Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, deployed to Norway Monday, January 16th. The Marines are serving in a new role as Marine Rotational Force Europe. The Marines will train in cold weather and mountainous environments. The rotational force will deploy Marines every six months to enhance NATO partnerships and strengthen naval integration. The training is conducted by infantry units and some support units before deployment. 40-year-old Master Sergeant Dwayne King led the Marine Corps Band for the Presidential Inauguration Parade. Master Sergeant King said the performance is the biggest he's led as drum major. It's a huge honor for me. It's easily the biggest event I've ever performed in. I've done a lot of high-profile events but none with this much historical significance. The fact that we get to be a small part of the most American processes of peaceful transfer of power within our inauguration, it is huge. That's all for this week on The Corps Report.