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Monocle 24: The Globalist
"madurai" Discussed on Monocle 24: The Globalist
"Unofficial industry of shopkeepers, who don't have lovely AC stores, they're right on the roadside, so even they're really feeling the heat. Day in and day out. And then for those who are lucky enough to work in offices and have homes with cooling systems, well, there are power cuts. And for one, two, three hours in different parts of the country. That can be grueling trying to get through the day with if you're used to the AC without the AC. Let's move on to a foreign trip. Maybe he looking for a little bit of shade. The prime minister Narendra Modi is on an enormous rapid tour of Europe. I know he left this morning for Germany, he'll be meeting with the German Chancellor, all of Schultz, and then he'll head to Copenhagen for a summit with Nordic leaders, and then he's going to meet his quote unquote friend Macron as he's fond of calling him. But all eyes are on the talk with Germany, of course, right now, because the subject being Ukraine. Now, India has received a lot of flak internationally for not coming out and strongly condemning Russia's actions on Ukraine in Ukraine. But as the war is progressed, India has now said hostility should cease and that resolution should go through diplomacy and dialog. But a lot of people are saying that's not enough. Now last week, Modi hosted Ursula d'alene here as well in Delhi, and they both agreed to address challenges to the free and open societies from aggressive behavior of authoritarian regimes. In other words, if India is going to seek help with China when it gets aggressive, it needs to stand up against Russia now. But it's a tight rope that India walks as it has very old and close ties with Russia. And apart from anything else, Russia is a big arm supplier to India. What is the likelihood of Narendra Modi to hear heed osler Fonda lions warning? I think diplomat diplomat speak will prevail. They will continue to say words that might inch closer to some sort of firmer stance without actually cutting their nose off to spite their face. At the end of the day, India has 1.3 almost 1.4 billion people to look after. And it's trying to say, hey, we're going to put our interests first. And we have to we have to do that. A lot of pundits here are saying that India should rather than just focusing on what words it's using with Ukraine. It should be when on this trip, Modi should be trying to reposition itself. Sorry, himself and India. As an Asian fulcrum, as Europe becomes less dependent on the U.S., so some pundits say, and is looking to build new alliances, and that India is well positioned, of course, prime minister Boris Johnson was just here. Two weeks ago as well. Building those alliances. So India feels that it's in a pretty strong position to try and offer an alternative to China aggression and that it's allowed to be it's allowed to put itself first and use diplomatic talk. Finally, let's move back to India and to its language identity and there's a story in the Indian express, isn't there? Yes, this is really interesting. The dean of madurai medical college in Tamil Nadu has been removed from his position after a batch of new students were administered in oath and Sanskrit. Now that's the ancient language that Hindi is based on like Latin is to English. And they were administered the oath instead of saying the traditional Hippocratic oath in English. Now, if I can just take a moment to read the oath, it's just a couple of lines. It goes not for the self, not for the fulfillment of any worldly material desire or gain, but solely for the good of suffering humanity I will treat my patient and excel well. Okay, so nothing shocking there. But what's happened is language and identity are at the heart of it as you said. Because there's 28 states here with 22 official languages, not everyone speaks Hindi. And in fact, just about a third of the country does, the Hindi belt usually refers to the 9 states in northern India. Further south and Tamil Nadu people speak Tamil. So English becomes the preferred common language you see. So asking students to say a famous, even if not worthy, even if worthy oath and Sanskrit deeply offends a lot of sensitivities. The fact that he has stepped down this dean, what does that suggest? The fact that things will be ordered and sorted by now. Well, they have said that students can say it if they want, but they are not, they don't need to be forced into saying it. Of course, the dean said that it was a student's choice. But I think what it says is that the sends a clear signal to people, perhaps in the north of the country or in the center that want to have a sort of more Hindi belt all across the country to say, hey, hold on, we have our identity here, and we're going to stick with it. So yeah, sends a very strong signal. Lindsey prickett, thank you so much for joining us on the line from Delhi. You're listening to the globalist on monocle 24. UBS is a global financial services firm with over 150 years of heritage. Built on the unique dedication of our people, we bring fresh thinking and perspective to our work. We know that it takes a marriage of intelligence and heart to create lasting value for our clients. It's about having the right ideas of course, but also about having one of the most accomplished systems. And an unrivaled network of global experts. That's why UBS, we pride ourselves on thinking smarter..
AP News Radio
Next on FDA's agenda: Booster shots of Moderna, J&J vaccines
"Many Americans are getting Fizer booster shots and federal regulators will soon take up if and when those who got to the other covert nineteen vaccines will receive their booster BAFTAs independent advisers will meet Thursday and Friday to discuss extra doses of the Madurai ended Johnson and Johnson vaccines it's the start of a multi stage process that's meant to boost public confidence in the vaccines but as instead led to disagreements among agencies this time the advisors are likely to face more complicated decisions like whether a third Madura shot should be just half the original does and when to dispense the J. and J. booster no final recommendation on either shots expected for at least another week since the CDC gets the final sign off Sager make ani Washington
Mark Bell's Power Project
"madurai" Discussed on Mark Bell's Power Project
"Them down on a description as well as podcastone notes head over there right now so you can enjoy surreal again really dope thing. I think it's like it's it. It works its way in is that we have so many different guests. Come on the show. Like dr madurai. The densest you guys are gonna get this episode from later Ben patrika all like micheals tell all these individuals that come on we learn different things from them As we go on we do more things. These things are new for a little bit but over time they get easier to apply easier to do and they take less effort and less thought to now. Do it's like as you're as you're you know you're you're listening to all the people we have on and you're doing things. Initially it takes a little bit to do them. But as you get better you will think less about it. It will become something that's bitch Same thing with lifting. Mike initially when you're learning how to lift you thinking about all the technique that takes you're thinking about all the different cues you do it long enough. You can just walk to a bar and execute without doing any type of thought. Ju jitsu the same thing initially for awhile. It's rough but then you get to a point where you can just execute these movements without thinking but it's by it's not continuous aspect of continuing to learn more will allow you to to think less about it when we were walking. What were you also doing when we were walking. I was talking my mom talking to your mom on the phone. Not thinking at all about your feet. They just happened to be perpetually buchan going left right left right left right. There's there's no thought and you see the difference in the curb as you're talking on the phone your eyes see it in. Your mind is auto correcting. it's like It's almost like It's almost like you're on some sort of autopilot of some kind. Obviously like you're experiencing it and you're in control if you want to run or jump or whatever you you could you could go on the other side of the street or whatever but There's not a lot of thought into into a lot of these things but you do have to figure out a way to get yourself a move in in the first place. I think that's probably the hardest part for a lot of people it is and that's where just immediately taking on whatever it is that you wanna do. That's where that comes in like. You need to not the you can't let the assad friend about this yesterday because there's some i knew that like had a lot of things that they actually had to do but the main reason why they never got started on it Or they always got started and did things a very halfway manner and then quit immediately was because they always feared that they would fail at it at the end and the problem with that is no matter what it is that you do you going to bail out it for a little bit like and not even fail. I don't wanna use the word failures that like it gets people such a negative. Connotation you're gonna stumble a lot like you start a new diet you're gonna stumble a lot. You're going to have a few benches you're gonna have a few mistakes often You course correct you learn you. Learn what you shouldn't do you learn the right things to do to make sure it's easier and then over time you make it you get to whatever goal you're trying to get to but if you don't start you're not even giving yourself the chance to do that. So you need need not think about the lake something. That hasn't even fucking happened yet. That's just worrying and and thinking about something that you a failure that you haven't even had That stops you from taking action. At the very beginning aspects things be so cool to ask. James smith about some of this some have on upcoming who podcast but See how see how much you to have been following along and paying attention Where is knowledge. come from how's the how's it created. I know the answer knowledge Oh shit i don't know okay now. I'm getting where do you guys think knowledge is created it's created knowledge is created My initial guesses action. Sometimes i mean i'll just take a stab at the failure air. You go. that's it. But i don't remember if you ever said that before. I say it often sorry shows how much you fucking two guys listened to my first time listening to the show and belong time. Caller bad trouble right. I got the answer right. The y'all part of the better faster or my parents have to sign up. Action leads to failure which leads all. He has both guys both nail. That's how knowledge is created is so again if you put a lot of. I mean it makes sense to think about certain things like if they're going to be like danger you know like you know you don't want to just randomly Decide to do something on a whim that could potentially hurt you or or injure you for you know. I think that's why we think in the first place is to kind of way out the pros and cons and we'd sit there and we go okay but where thought can be devastating is it can slow you down and prevent you from doing something that could otherwise be pushing you towards the right direction like if you go in a direction like i've talked about this before like on your phone. You're trying to look like you're trying to walk to a pizza place or something and you look at your phone and you're trying to figure out which way to go while the fastest way to learn the right way to go is to get started and then you get started and you go. Oh shit that things tracking nina. I'm actually walking away from it. Let's go this way and now i'm walking towards it's like that simple sometimes to To be able to like autocar or should be able to You know course correct and and get back on track but when you over thank you have a tendency to let a lot of self doubt creep in and the idea that you had. That was great. I know a lot of people do this. They have an idea at night and they think about it. Like that's a really cool idea. Might even write it down. Sometimes we forget to write it down. Wake up the next day. The bucks idea you write it down you wake up in the morning and you look at it and you go. Thanks not that good of idea. I don't think he text twenty friends something about it and they of shoot it down because it sounds dumb to them because you didn't really explain it to them yet or whatever and then yup it's a dumb idea you don't wanna let self doubt creep in for me that there's stuff that i need to work on. I just wrote down a couple of things like the not smart thing like i still dwell on that who the fuck knows why. There's i don't have any evidence that i'm not smart or that. I'm not capable of learning other things. It's a complete False thing that. I made up in my own head just based off of Having some difficult times in school nine thousand years ago organiz. Are i say that about myself. Sometimes i'm not an organized person. Well does that mean that. You're the you have to be a fucking mess. I mean your closet has to be asked me That mean that you you don't possess the ability to be organized at all like am. I not organized all aspects of my life. No that's actually totally not true. There are some areas where i choose to not be organized because i'm thinking dwelling on stuff.
Le Batard & Friends - Mystery Crate
"madurai" Discussed on Le Batard & Friends - Mystery Crate
"That is nice right there. Okay this jared Yeah guess we're going to jail night. That one dallas hard. I'm going to give the album. i'm gonna give it a six point. Three six point three for me. Five a five flat from you lisi mid it's amid. It's chris middleton in the middle got daza give but Chillier you gave him insist upon five to That on a scale of one ten. That's about middle school to These sixth grade six eight in like april. I can see seven. But like i still. I still got a couple of weeks ago. I got a good. You know my finals still a couple of things to do. I got some summer school. Maybe i don't know i was. The smartest guy had some summer school here and there. You know what i'm gonna go. Six six point five was six point. Three six point five one of the two six six five six five and you've got five flat so that's our review on donda. We got certified loverboy coming out soon. Soon that shit is going to be fired. And i can't wait to hear that on average our rating for donde as a podcast as show is five and five That i didn't go to madurai now. Madurai now i dropped out so elementary school is the mid south you giving teaches name sausage. I think i think it's like a. I think it's like a a five point like a five point seven or something. Glad was seven point seven. We'll we'll call it five point. Seven is the show. Hey man. I i don't know about you but if i set myself on fire it better be muslim for more than a guy down. Five point seven it better be zaza and it's not it's decidedly not zaza at all.
The Daily Beans
"madurai" Discussed on The Daily Beans
"They are falling home. Yeah yeah yes. The little minnesota lane there was also arrested disgusting and yeah and lazaro an interesting. there's ties to florida here. there's always ties to florida going on with minors. Yeah so And you know matt gaetz just got married in a hurry. I wonder why maybe two. So your spouse can't spouse can't tell the testimony against you. I don't know maybe that's it. I think it's probably they want to fraudulently hide his assets from forfeiture can is also a federal crime mattie mattie meet stick. I don't know if you know that but you should probably think about that before you try to transfer your assets. Yeah and by meat stick. I'm pretty sure slim. Jim like over madurai. For fuck sake. What a fun day. I'm sorry i'm just having such a good day. We'll be right back with the host of justice matters part of our. Msw media group of awesome creator owned podcasts. So check that out at med dot com and stick around for glenn right after this. Stay with us. Hey everybody it's alison for daily beans. Today's episode is brought to you by my favorite sheets ever bollandbranch. Sometimes it's a little things that make the biggest difference like remembering people's names which i'm very bad at. But i try very hard. That level of considerate attentiveness can go a long way. The little things we do all up to the legacy we leave behind right and bollandbranch was started by a husband and wife team that wanted to create textile company that cared about the details that would make their products last. You feel the difference in their bestselling. Beautifully crafted. signature sheets am crazy about my boll and branch sheets. I absolutely love them. They feel so buttery soft and they're very luxurious. The ultra refined fabric has the spectacular drape and silken sheen. I absolutely love the way it feels the cloud..
Cultivating Place
"madurai" Discussed on Cultivating Place
"Many of you will too. And i'm so happy to be here together. We're back now. To our conversation with owen wurmser author of lawns into meadows growing a regenerative landscape emmanuel to tap into an ode to the generosity of our green planet. As we come back. I have asked owen to define some of our terms starting with exactly what a meadow is. Meadow is basically in area. That's grasslands with flowering plants flowering perennials in. It has to be full sun. Basically an area that gets half of a half the day of sunday to be a traditional netto and really anything that is grassland is also a meadow so it's one of those words that gets there's a lot of different words used in basically mean the same thing whether it's a plane or savannah or a prairie. They're very similar. Netto is sort of at the center of that then diagram where it's grassland with perennial plants to grow in free of woody plants. Annuals are often part of meadows and a lot of the meadows in north america are strongly comprised of perennials. So that's what. I focused on in part because that's also what creates a really low maintenance sort of approach but really annuals can be part of the mix too especially in that first year or two win. Meadows are being published but yeah meadows are usually maintained by grazing or fire or a lack of rainfall. 'cause otherwise Overtaken by woody plants ultimately trees and shrubs. That's what the succession wants to do right. We all want to turn into a four do you. Would you like to walk through what you mean when you say meadows store. Carbon the important huge aspect of this. Because so there's a couple types of ecosystems that are incredibly effective at storing carbon the oceans one of them far as sir another meadows are grasslands are really excellent when it comes to storing carbon because what the grasses do in the meadow plants. They're taking in carbon dioxide in their splitting it apart. They're keeping that carbon all plants do in using it in their photosynthesis process in their creating carbons sugars when that gets sent down in a lotta cases to the roots where there's the plants have symbiotic relationships with microbes in madurai basically swapped these carbons in sugars for other nutrients minerals. They need from from these other organisms so the plants create this exchange. But what happens is that carbon goes into these other organisms and eventually they die in that carbon stays in the soil end or the roots eventually diocletian switch in the carbon is Making those up also stays in the soil because meadow plants are often really deep-rooted. They can be like you know ten fifteen feet down into the ground is is not an unusual step. They can bring enormous amount of carbon into the soil. So it's something that has been studied some and it's been shown that there are very significant. Amounts carbon can be parked in soil. But it could be studied more because my suspicion is It's even more effective than we know because usually the depth studies of soil range in the twelve inch range that top foot of soil. So this is something that people can do in their own yards and rather than putting carbon into the atmosphere by running a lawnmower and using nitrogen fertilizer lawn. You can actually be sinking carbon into your yard right. Which is really. I mean again. If we think about the just the small things we can do to help to think of your garden not only as this beautiful sanctuary for you and and animals that you love or people you love but to think of it as a little machine helping to offset the carbon non-neutral things we do in our life drive our cars that is so. That's a powerful form of agency. It is and we. We have access to that area. That is the size of washington state. That's turf in this in this country. you know. some of it is valuable. Some of it gets used. People play games on it sometimes. Lawn is good for walkways but the vast majority of that is never used an has such a detrimental effect. And you could be something. That's the complete opposite of that and it can seem daunting like. Oh what's the big deal. If i turn my small little yard into you know half of it into a meadow will. It's the exact same way that we ended up with an area. The size of washington state is mowed. Turf that's how we're going to get back to something. That's actually sustainable healthy. So is this for every size. Owen or is this only for homes. That have a whole lot of land really. You could create the effect of meadow in something as small as a container. If you have certain plants are made available pollinators will find them so even if you live in the city you have rooftop or a balcony or something like that you can put out a container with some of the plants that are mentioned in the book or other meadow plants and insects and pollinators will find them but really any type of space can work. It could be anything from abandoned. Lots to institutional settings but the book primarily focused on residential yards. because that's where the vast majority of lawn is and it's also something that most of us have jurisdiction over in can just go out and change. Yeah so. I love the way. It is is very intuitively Outlined here you give us instructions on how to figure out the size and appropriateness of our site. The hardiness zone were in our soil type. You go to some design plans with both sample designs and just some concepts around basic good design. You have a great encyclopedia of plants that you would like to see in the mix there some native to middle east west of our country All good plants. All as far as i can see looking down this really available in the industry which is one of the great obstacles sometimes for people especially as they're making the transition into an interesting native plant garden and then you actually walk us through exactly how to do it like how to how to kill your lawn how to Get rid of the weakness and then this upkeep going forward what is the moment in here that is the hardest and the place where you are worried. Most people could like abandon the project. I think the hardest part a lot of times the prep and getting the lawn out.
Bulletproof Radio
"madurai" Discussed on Bulletproof Radio
"And then we heal but the the clump stays so when you see cats and everybody you know babies i we were massaging our kids. Like oh my god you guys feel like like like. There's no lumps you're not. You're not like jackie and so by mate you know increasing and and breaking up clogged fasha and increasing the sliding surfaces. We literally get back into the present in our bodies and if we take a look at our ligaments and tendons and those kind of things were effectively lake. Banjos or suspension bridges were just cables and pulleys and most of us are massively out of whack predominantly from our sedentary and seated lives. So if we change in release on the line those things wouldn't you know it. There's a psychosomatic component. We actually feel different and better and more balanced grounded an aligned and if this sounds shocking or Unusual pretty much every every one of the ancient traditions. I've done work in whether it's a shamanism or yoga At monasteries how you set alignment there. There is electrical stuff that flies up your spine and if it's off a really good masters gonna sit there and say no you know. Pull your ribs in a quarter inch in like they're gonna move. You see you can have certain experience and as a westerner growing up. I would have thought that was all complete garbage. It's just they all do it. Even if they don't know each other and they have for thousands of years. I think because it works. Okay there are two more than their breathing. Deliberate patterns which we've talked about in play powerful music and we've talked about that too certain extent they hold the tropic breathing movie soundtrack music powerful evocative rave any kind of particular powerful music. That's best well. I mean obviously stuff you like to listen to. But i would say that Poly rhythmic syncopated is especially good. So things the same way you talked about that russian electrical stem like distracting part of your brain with another pod. So if you have gygi beats right where you've got different musical pause doing different things together such that. It occupies your conscious processing and drops you into trance. There's a reason that the grateful dead had two drummers and a six string bass player for their rhythm section right because then everything that happened on top like it was it was so much going on that under the influence of psychedelics. Dancing bright people. What's and then they would be primed for lyrics so you can go one or two ways on this. You can either go. You know other worldly. Edm with hyper beats and syncopation. And that definitely works as a psycho tech. And you've been a betting man so you've stood in front of some of those function one systems experience quite a while right and on the other hand you can go with basically Redemption songs like songs that work is living scripture. Such that if you if you find yourself transported into a receptive non ordinary state and then comes through lyrics. That just unlock like a living cohen. Is that old dylan. Tuned tangled up in blue. You know where he thinks he says. Every one of them words rang true. They glowed like burning coals leaping off of every page like they were written in my soul. So those ones you wanna you wanna have the songs that speak to the human condition as you experienced or as a genius has phrased it that works really well too so i would have sworn that bluegrass would be the opposite. All this and and i've always freaking hated. Bluegrass like it just makes me want to punch people. My dad plays bluegrass but he didn't. When i was a kid. So it's not a based but There's been a couple of times when the music is really complex. And maybe i was really tired or something. Like wow my brain's doing that thing where it can't keep track of all the rhythms so i'm not recommending that that'd be like number twenty seven on your list music's to try but i mean i'm just i'm just gonna have to stand up and testify right. I mean the telluride. Bluegrass festival right has is a long-standing tradition of that and then when we went to grad school in boulder and we lived up in the mountains above boulder and they would have these full moon polly ethnic cajun slam grass throw downs in these old stage. Stops all the wookey would come out of the mountains and it was and it was literally like devil went down to georgia level shit. And everybody's smoking tons. Are we out of their trees on mushrooms like it was very very psychedelic and then and they would be playing this these nineteenth century celtic tunes but with an absolute psychedelic bent and that went to so so it doesn't all have to be like trip hop. Adm doesn't have to be space age. There's beautiful and brilliant. I mean how man gannon like west african poly-rhythms babatunde olatunji like there's plenty of ripping jams in the world. Music tradition. anything. North african is going to be cool. Anything from the madurai and people does that pretty much by default. Yeah the ragas. The hint that the hindi ragas staggering staggeringly potent. They're literally like sonic incantations of deities. And you're like whoa whoa. I didn't know music could do that. And and and you actually see them invoked and you learn the story behind that particular wagner and you're like this is ridiculous psycho like. I didn't even know that was possible. I am I'm also getting some feedback from our upgrade collective people they're saying the afro celtic sound system as always you got gaelic in west african with electric music. Exactly i'm so looking this up. That's exactly. I'll i'll i'll. I'll save your research. So so peter gabriel. This is a deep cut. Peter gabriel did a beautiful tune with them with africa sounds quarterly. Did peter gabriel's awesome called winter when you're falling and it's how bad to the bone so good. Thanks joanne jim. That was an amazing find. There i'm going to do it. That wasn't his real world thing. Okay i got it okay. So now we've got all of our nine points we've talked basically you should be having some kinky sex with electricity on your tongue doing nitrous k. Getting spanking listening to music And aligning your spine. Well pulsing your energy and getting out of beta waves and taking a bong hit it all pretty much an art at sea but he has down right what this amounts to is partner practice because you need a special friend. This is truly friends who are two or three right. No see i think. I think we're just not that good at it yet. like maybe a couple of generations downstream. But i would say that most folks dabbling in poly right. Now we're actually getting pulled off the You're totally right. I a hundred percent agree with you. what what are the point like if you all i know is this is. This is a full tilt project. So here's what it looks like..
Papo de Fotógrafo
"madurai" Discussed on Papo de Fotógrafo
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The Ken Coleman Show
"madurai" Discussed on The Ken Coleman Show
"Get the dream job. Give yourself away. I wanna talk to those of you. Who are there. Because here's the deal. Now you've got a big vision. You got something you're going after and your heart your head or engaged and this is this is an intense journey. It's not for the faint of heart. So what is one of the keys to sustain to stain on the path. It is to really make sure that you have a discipline. A habit a rhythm a routine of reflecting and resting. I want specific focus on weekends. I think they give. You can really grab this on your weekends or your days off for those of you that maybe work on weekends but you have other days off so whatever your workweek looks like if you're in a five day workweek or really intensity workout. Whatever your time off is this is. I'm addressing and if you can nail this and really make this a part of who you are. This will translate to the other days of the week as well more on that in a second. So here is very simple to practices. That i do every weekend. I wanna reflect. And i need to rest. I want arrest reflection and resting. Reflection is a very simple process will give you four things that i do simple questions that over the weekend. I'm gonna get quiet. And i'm going to spend some time and i'm a look back when we come to say. Where did i win. then i'm look at why one. Where did i win. And why did i went. And by the way this is relational and professional great exercise. Then look at ou. We're gonna lose. What else and then. I'll get really grateful. And i'll start going. What am i grateful for. And then i'll ask what my longing for now. The grateful for is in that order. I want that. I so that i have the right spirit when i begin to say. What am i dreaming about. What am i longing for because ingratitude. It is very natural and healthy to also ask yourself. What am i dreaming about. One of my great before. What am i longing for. Those are four simple questions. You ask those every weekend. You begin to really reflect and make sure that you're resting so that here's what happens when you come back on monday or whatever day you go back you have reflected you have great perspective rested and you got energy your mind your heart and your body arrested true rest. It's why the word recreation is so powerful if you break it down. It means recreate so on the weekend. I am recreate. We got a bunch of recreational activities. It is the act of recreating yourself. You've gone hard. You've poured out a week and by recreating you are filling yourself back up and it works madurai at a long time. A longtime eight four four seven four seven two five seven seven. Let's go for tuneup here. I love this when we get a calls back. That's what the show is about. Paul is gonna join us in. Duluth minnesota paul. You're on the. Ken coleman show. Hey kevin. how's it going paul. I'm living the dream. What's going on today. Oh just wanted to kind of follow up on it we had. 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"madurai" Discussed on Was jetzt?
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PLAYING GAMES with Strangers
"madurai" Discussed on PLAYING GAMES with Strangers
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Konfus
"madurai" Discussed on Konfus
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The Unbeatable Mind Podcast with Mark Divine
"madurai" Discussed on The Unbeatable Mind Podcast with Mark Divine
"I read your book. You don't you expect. That's the thing you experience now looked at another individual. They could use they. Were like you know what. I'm not even a do gonna try for this training on the madurai and i didn't have my support my family. This is not an on. You're like this is my greatest fuel right. That's what kept you blowing like. Not when everybody else was fairly or everybody else. That that's what kept dash what lily pushed. You kept. you got you to wit number. One is winning right fascinating. How do we win. Without eagle and the we said check recheck. Our ego at the door right. So how do you help. Athletes and your. Ceo's check their ego. Well here's a thing with me. I want a different direction list. I've not known one individual that's won numerous times over and over again. That doesn't have a needle. They all have a needle but how did her nettie go. Did you earn eagle through results. From what you did over and over again and does your eagle benefit others around you or does it just benefit yourself. The eagle that benefits yourself is a people that lowly talk. They tell you how great they are. They tell you about all the things that they accomplished. They got no track record approving of it you know. So there's that verbal eagle and there's a bill that you actually earn by producing the results over and over and over again and once you have that eagle it allows you to uplift. Use it to tell other people that they could they could but also now when you come in a team setting what's what's important about it. Is you know you go back to you. You go back to your duties and all this other stuff. And i'm sure when you guys were in different teams every body had everybody had a certain a certain order like number one. Does this number two. does this know outside. I don't. I don't know language everybody at work together in order to get the job done each individual in order to be part of that team had to have a very strong eagle but they knew when to use it and when not to use at when when you when i have individuals that play in professional sports in in different businesses and so forth eagle allowing you to be successful. Is it allowing you to show that your actions lead to you being a better person. Does your success lee and your eagle lead to the teen winning or is it strictly about you. I love that so my things will look different on this. I think because there has to be at a certain time in a team if the team's not flowing while so ms ego has got to step up to take over for that individual but that eagle is earned. It's a way of getting respect from from everybody else. Yeah i agree with that. I think that's what we meant by. Check your ego at the door is obviously you haven't either. You bring it to the team but once step into the team room you gotta you gotta check that at the door and i look at ego is just another name for personality right so you bring there's time to bring a big personality to the game and there's time to take a back seat when someone else has got believe right exact and that's you know so when you say to you say say you said checking. There's a big difference between checking in at the door and leaving it at the door. Right checking in at the door means. It's still coming with you right. It's still it's still part of you. You leave your ego at the door. Now you're now you're asking an individual to become something that they're not when you have when you have the ability to check your ego. That's you're doing you'd like you're okay this i when you leave your ego. That means somebody else's asking you to leave leave your e they're asking you to possibly maybe leave the best part of yourself there because some individuals the best part of them is what's lying in their eagle but the team is going to have to win this. What you said if all the team checks their eagle at the door. That's i it's just like when you go through your check check check check. Check when isn't a necessity. When is it not an excessively equipment. I always like to talk about the individuals that i talked to when you go through your different missions and so forth there are certain. There's certain things you take to certain missions and you check i this. This is my when you go to a different mission. Exa different checklist You don't bring the same. You don't bring the same equipment every you don't bring the same equipment everything every single time so you check your you. Check your ego at the u. Check your ego at the door. But then part of your team said you know what we're gonna let him bring on this mission. We're going to need mark siegel we're gonna need it so make sure you bring more of your ego than arrested the because this is what you special. This is what you specialize in right. Now that's awesome. We got to wrap up soon here. But i'm in your book winning. Is there anything that we haven't covered that you think is really important to share about developing this winning mindset and and that unforgiving race to greatness key theme or something that you'd love to share before iga just first of all. It's it's not easy and everybody's looking for is everyone's looking for shortcuts. And you hear all these cliches all the time and these cliches actually slow you down instead of excelling and one that i i tell people all the time. Get this out of your mind right now. I would say showing his half the battle now. Showing up is none of the battle. It's none of the battle. 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Papo de Fotógrafo
"madurai" Discussed on Papo de Fotógrafo
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Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"madurai" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"That could have been feeding a starving population. That relegation is both tragic and infuriating. But it's not surprising by their very nature. Command economies are doomed to fail because they lack the basic incentive in price structures that are present in a market economy. Remember this maduro. Guy came in and would demand that companies sell products at lower than the costs that they cost to produce and then put those companies out of business. I mean just like with the with the us and the lavar exchange rates like. Hey i know this is what this actually worth. But this is what you're going to sell it at because we sat said so Even if it puts you out of business and even collapses the economy quote it's more than a metaphor to describe the price system as a kind of machinery for registering change or a system of telecommunications which enables individual producers to watch merely the movements of a few pointers as an engineer might watch the hands of few dials in order to adjust their activities to changes of which they never know more than is reflected in the price movement nobel laureate f. A hayek wrote many might be tempted to think that madurai was just a bad or stupid person. But ludwig von macy's reminds us that the quest to find the right person to run a command. Economy is a futile one. For this very reason quote it has not been realized that even exceptionally gifted men of high character cannot solve. the problems created by socialist control of industry. And so this is the the claim of all the socialists is. Oh well that wasn't real socialism. Oh just put bernie in charge and then it'll work now. We know that you can't be a bernie supporter and say that. Venezuela isn't real socialism anytime some bernie supporter says that i think bernie went back on What he didn't he. I don't know 'cause he was all did and he blamed the american sanctions as the reason. See there's always something..
Inspiration Nation
"madurai" Discussed on Inspiration Nation
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WIFA Waves
"madurai" Discussed on WIFA Waves
"Hey this is what your life is going to be like in twenty years like this. you're speaking ari. And i wrote this letter and it was like a moment realized. Whoa i am writing these things down and ninety to make this happen. So that was one and january. I attended a summit in atlanta. Where this huge for me. Let me tell you guys. Like i never thought i'd be a mindset like process at all like i'm like madurai but i realized that there was a lot of fear holding me back and i attended this conference in atlanta in january and it really check me like it. Will it with me and shake when it came to the mindset that i have because i was operating out of fear and while i thought that i could do well jim hooky. I really didn't think i could do well with jim. Hooky and i had this mindset shift of abundance versus scarcity So there was that and then finally going to therapy. I started to have thoughts leaving facebook. But i did it. I wanted to make sure that it wasn't just an emotional decision. And i did realize i learned that i was in burnout for solid and it wasn't because of my gym kooky work. It was like the demand of my work in corporate. So all these things gave me so much clarity. And the clarity i had was. I was capable and capable of and it was time to bet on myself and i ended up giving notice in february. Y'all just so happens that my first day entrepreneur was the first day of oh razi. It's crazy you know what i love about. Your story is that you embody doing the work. Like you have gotten to know yourself and done the self-discovery work that it really takes. When the days are hard and the world's coming at ya there has to be an under lying baseline of self esteem and self love to generate the momentum. It takes to get through days like that..
Radio Fajri 99.3FM
"madurai" Discussed on Radio Fajri 99.3FM
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AP News Radio
FDA approve emergency use of another COVID-19 vaccine
"Federal regulators have authorized emergency use of another covert nineteen vaccine it's a critical new weapon as the nation faces the pandemic's most lethal stage yet the food and drug administration's giving the vaccine from Madurai and the national institutes of health the green light a day after Dr Paul Offit and other FDA independent advisers signed off we can pretty comfortable that this actually is going to have a benefit that lasts for more than the three months or so we thought it the vaccine joins Fizer shots already being administered moderna has about five point nine million doses ready to ship over the weekend but even with the second drug entering the biggest vaccination campaign in American history there won't be enough shots for the general population until the spring health workers and nursing home residents will keep getting the limited supply before others can get in line Sager made Donnie Washington
Talking Tech
Protecting your digital ID: tips from an expert
"Talking tech is brought to you in part by northwestern. University offered in partnership with north Western's Feinberg school of medicine. The program prepares students for emerging opportunities across the healthcare spectrum. Details are at SPS dot northwestern dot EDU slash informatics. I'm sure you like everyone else always have questions about how to protect your digital privacy rights. We've got Rodrick Jones. He's a former Scotland Yard detective who now has his own app. Rebecca, and he's going to tell you all about some of his favourite tips on protecting your digital identity here on talking tech yet. You'd be surprised that you could get a long way with two doing two very basic things having strong passwords and using a password manager that would be a very important step. And then second in the second step as well as setting up to factual education, some of the more high profile security breaches that you've seen over the past. Three or four yards. I'm seeking bowling individuals. Say those embarrassing hacks web say full Madurai of the CIA loses control of his Twitter account that would be prevented by two factor. Authentication on strong passwords, so those two things which a really easy to consume. Now an easy for anybody to do. I would strongly recommend. Okay. People hate two factor. Authentication? I don't know. I mean, I think it's getting easier to do. And of course, security's always a trade off between convenience and risk. You know, you have to make that possible trade yourself and think now people are beginning to understand that even for example. It's talk about lengthen, your Lincoln, current should probably have some form of extra security on it. Because if you rely dude swelled on your reputation and someone hijacked that accounts. And he's able to post as you and say things that are not, you know, something you would say and really damage your reputation for that time, they have control of the account that would be devastating to lots of people and business so using to F I is is actually not about not about way to proceed how has gotten better because or easier to use I I can think of being in a foreign country where I'm trying to log in in a can't log in because I can't get a text. Right. So you got any easier. Yeah. I would say the arrival and ease of use of the authenticates our applications the ones that Google supports in the one that Microsoft supports achy changed that equation dramatically. So you all right. Yeah. Text isn't always the best way to receive those things and actually for more secure accounts. We don't recommend that. Because there is problems with phone numbers being ported in spoofed as well. So using offensive keta apps, basically is is the best way to do to an honestly, you know, I think those are pretty easy to use by following the onscreen prompts on how to set them up in which recommendation for grading a great password. You'd have password manages the future. I think you know, I think that you know, you could everyone has their own kind of scheme on how they would present a password manager, you know, it's kind of an old rhyme. I know something like that. But frankly, the best way of doing it is using a password manager because if you think about the number of pass was we have to maintain for different accounts. It's out of the control of one person to remember all of those. And so what people default to is putting them on a spreadsheet or writing them down, which of course, is tragic so password manages a really the white ago. I think do you have a favorite password manager, we do we like last pass a lot. You know, we've we've looked at that. They have pretty the bus starts security features in. We tend to recommend that. Already rodrick. Thanks for calling a remind everybody the name your app, it's Rubicon Rebecca dot com to find out more. Okay. And is there a charge for it? Yes. There is we're currently charging such nine ninety nine a month. But there's gonna definitely be deals in the future to reduce that price. I'm Jefferson Graham with USA day. Thanks for listening to talking tech. You can find me on Twitter where I'm at Jefferson Graham, please subscribe to talking tech wherever you listen to online podcast these rate and review us as well. Pleased favored the show on Stitcher, which helps more people find us in as always. Thanks, everyone for listening. Talking tech is brought to you in part by Northwestern University. The huge amounts of healthcare data available today as well. As advances in technology are making a profound impact on healthcare. 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Democracy Now
Trump urges Venezuelan military to abandon Maduro
"He could then President Trump held a rally in Miami Florida Monday, where he addressed members of the local Venezuelan community reinforcing his support for opposition leader self proclaimed, president Juan Guido and calling for the military to defect from the leadership of sitting Venezuelan President, Nicolas Maduro, choose this path you have the opportunity to help forge a safe and prosperous future for all of the people of then as well or you could choose the second path continuing to support Madero. If you choose this path. You will find no safe harbor, no, easy exit. And no way out you will lose every Trump also renewed attacks on socialism, saying it had ravaged Venezuela. And that quote will never happen to us. Then Madurai responded to Trump's remarks in a televised address. Truly miami. Glenn today. Donald Trump was in Miami. With a tired rhetoric questioning the rights of our country to adopt, the ideas of human Christian, socialism or socialism, just like a Nazi style speech to prohibit ideology. This comes as a new book out today by former FBI deputy director, Andrew McCabe, reveals Trump privately discuss going to war with Venezuelan two thousand seventeen McCabe writes, quote, then the president talked about Venezuela. That's the country. We should be going to war with he said, they have all that oil, and they're right on our back door, unquote. Meanwhile, the Daily Beast is reporting State Department officials are considering extending temporary protected status or TPS Venezuelans residing in the US to protect them from deportation TPS holders from Sudan, I'll Salvador Haiti Nicaragua and Honduras and Nepal are currently sealing. The Trump administration over its attempt to revoke their immigration
Monocle 24: The Foreign Desk
Is this the end for Venezuela's Maduro?
"Foreign desk on monocle twenty four with me. Andrea Melissa with me, listen to Elliott and Francisco Toro, the thing that has changed not just in the last couple of years since we talked about this. But in very very recent times is the emergence of a plausible contended, president, nNcholas Maduro. And in fact, he's not just a potential president. He is at least according to the United States most of Latin America, Canada, and as of this week, the European parliament, actually, the legitimate president of Venezuela. So it listen data, basically who is wand Guido, and how did he get here t- months ago? He was just another politician in a congressional body that wills virtually no power in Venezuela, quite do is the head of the national assembly, which Madurai has
BBC World Service
Venezuela gasoline prices should rise to international levels: Maduro
"President Maduro says Venezuela's fuel prices should rise. To international levels in the change to his patrol subsidy policy he said he was acting because smugglers cheating Venezuela out of millions of dollars of revenue mr maduro said those who held a government issued identity card will continue to receive direct subsidies but those who fail to register their vehicles would have to pay fuel at international prices when aldo from better is a london based venezuelan journalist i think this is evidence that the madero government has given up on trying to secure the support of the people of venezuela i mean increasing the price of gas has been a political taboo for all venezuelan government's the only one that did it in back in one thousand nine hundred and nine faced riots that led to the vets of hundreds of people to two military coups and eventually the removal of the precedent yet the government of madurai doing this because they basically run out of money
BBC World Service
Small height evolved twice on 'Hobbit' island of Flores
"The news. Hello I'm Marion Marshall with the BBC news Zimbabwe's opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has dismissed what he termed the unverified fake results of the, presidential election which is given victory to the incumbent. Emmerson Mnangagwa Mr. Trump criticized electoral commission saying the level of opaqueness. Was. Baffling Mr. Mnangagwa has urged him Bob Williams to unite behind. His presidency the head of, the election observers. In Zimbabwe Brock told. The BBC there was a lack. Of transparency, he said the result must be properly confirmed smoke peace to that country and therefore must have curb related to what's. Your position That is. Also results, of all set up at the end of the day I think the important version for for the people in Zimbabwe Turkey says it will work closely with the. United States to resolve disagreements between them the Turkish Foreign Minister. Chavalit sure you said the agreement came after constructive meeting with his US counterpart Mike Pompeo on the, sidelines, of Asian. Regional talks in Singapore the US is imposed sanctions onto Turkish ministers over the continued detention of an American clergyman in Turkey Andrew Bramsen faces terrorism charges can reach member Swannee. Is in Singapore the, to have met against the backdrop of what appears to be an, escalating diplomatic crisis between the United States and Turkey earlier in the week there was. Sanctions placed on to Turkish ministers by the United States and that led to quite a dramatic fall in the price of the Turkish currency what we do know is that the secretary of state has said. That the sanctions have been put in place because they want to show Turkey. That they're serious about the release of the American clergyman transport Unions in Venezuela have angrily rejected government plans to collect information about car ownership to control the distribution of petrol supplies they warned us it. Creates an internal black-market subsidized fuel is resold for prophet Daniel Ghana's, reports in Venezuela one gallon of gasoline cost less than one. Set of a US dollar depending on the exchange rate a person uses but that is about to, change President Nicolas. Madura ordered a vehicle census to be held this week the government wants to know how many cars and what models are being used by Venezuelans authorities will later use those. Numbers to come up, with an energy policy that is likely to increase the price of, fuel Madurai says Venezuela's subsidized gasoline is being illegally smuggled out of the country and. Into Colombia the US department of Justice has told a court at volunteers and activists should take the lead in locating undocumented migrants who've been separated from their children hundreds of parents have been deported while there Children remain in detention centers the US government says the American Civil Liberties. Union which challenged the policy in court should use its resources to help world news from the BBC research scientists for the US defense department say the recently repatriated remains of America's Korean war dead appear to be. From the, renowned, battle of, Chechen which took place in the winter of nineteen fifty the. Fifty five sets of remains include written information about where they were found tens of thousands of Chinese and US troops were killed near the strategic Chechen. Reservoir in the northeast of the Korean peninsula Britain's Prime Minister Theresa may is doing southern, France later today to meet the French president Emmanuel. Macron at his summer retreat British ministers attended meetings in Paris earlier this week to try to make progress with officials in European capitals towards realising Britain's plan to withdraw from the European Union next year A new study has suggested humans with. Short stature on the Indonesian island of Flores evolved independently thousands of. Years apart scientists decoded genes at. The islands Monday pygmy population to find out if they might be partly descended from members of an extinct species which have come to be known as hobbits. Fossilized remains were found fifteen years ago Richard Green is, associate professor at the university of California Santa Cruz. They are not related at all it turns out that the folks, who live there now are short genetically for largely the same reason that. Folks elsewhere in the world would be short painted a pretty. Clear picture that this island were short stature because it has driven hominids to be small twice and Australian climate has been. Rescued from a mountain in New Zealand southern Alps where he'd been trapped for several nights in sub zero conditions he's believed to have dug a snow cave to stay alive The climate emergency beacon signal had, been picked up picked up in the United States and passed to local. Agencies a rescuer said the Australian was lucky to be alive BBC World Service news Hello and welcome to talking books from hay festival with me governess, every year writers thinkers politicians and others gathered here in Wales to talk about books and ideas from around the world Today I'm joined by. An Arado, ROY, the, author of four novels. Which, dissect the complexities of her native India nationalism casts the place of women and the, burden of history and tradition on a Boston rapidly modernizing nation Amerada ROY welcome to talking books Now I. Just finished your latest novel and? I wanted to give everybody watching. And listening a flavor of your writing and maybe if you'd be kind, of, just to start we'll talk about the book booking detail later this is all the lies. We never. Lived, could, you redo in paragraph In my childhood I. Was known as the boy. Whose mother had. Run off with an Englishman The man was in fact German but in small, town India in those, days all white foreigners were largely thought office British this unconcern for accuracy annoyed my, scholarly father even in circumstances as dire as losing his wife to another man Now when I read that I couldn't. Ben stopped reading that is, a great opening paragraph did you in terms of the Crafter writing. When you sit down, is that something you revised and, revise and revised is that, somehow because it does set all themes of the book a young boy grows up but is. His life isn't totally changed, because his mother ran away this I often read I actually normally rewrite beginnings endlessly and in my first book what I thought was the beginning ended up in the. Middle when I, had finished the book but with this, this paragraph I started the book and that was how it came and, not a word of it changed right through. Many many and is terribly engaging, for all sorts of, reasons first of all. We feel immediate empathy for the child but we also understand that, his father is a, bit of a patent and this is something that you explore thrown And so and it said Books are really against the developing politics of twentieth, and twenty first, century India the family, story. And then, the background yes This.
Letters and Politics
Venezuela election: Fourteen ambassadors recalled after Maduro win
"For iran are very tough for iran basically calling for iran to change this general character not just behavior everything it's like asking you run to surrender the syrian army says it now has complete control of damascus and all the areas around it for the first time since two thousand twelve progovernment forces have entered yarmouk which was once home to some one hundred fifty thousand palestinian refugees and a neighboring district sebastian asha reports more than seven years into the war the syrian president bashar al assad appears finally have secured all the areas surrounding the capital damascus the last holdout was to the south where i s fighters were the only remnants of what had once been a major challenge to the syrian leader they left in buses this morning taking them east the price of victory as almost everywhere in syria has been high in death destruction and displacement in damascus residents will breathe a sigh of relief but further south and to the north in it lib hundreds of thousands of people in rebel held areas will be fearful but pro government forces will come for them next fourteen countries in the americas have recalled their ambassadors from venezuela in protest at sunday's election which gave a landslide victory to president maduro the lima group of state said the vote failed to conform to international standards for a free fair and transparent democratic process venezuela's neighbor brazil's at the voted only reinforced the tarian character of the madurai regime a us republican congressman francis rooney outlined the actions he believed the us could take doubt bring about change if we could start locking up a few people if we caught em in extraditable situation and i think that we need to continue to hut bank accounts around the world of madero and his cronies and wrap them up on that put all the pressure we can on the individuals who are running the corrupt government that might encourage the army takes some action official results from the referendum in burundi show that people voted overwhelmingly for constitutional reforms that could ally president pierre and quran caesar to stay.
BBC World Service
United Arab Emirates has joined Saudi Arabia in agreeing to release Ethiopian prisoners from its jails
"Event in sarajevo as mr edwin mobilizes potential voters ahead of snap presidential and parliamentary polls in june then as waylon will head to the polls in a few hours for a presidential election that the incumbent socialist president nicolas maduro is widely expected to win the election has been condemned by venezuela's neighbors as illegitimate katie watson reports from caracas there's not much enthusiasm for these elections among most venezuelans the vote was supposed to be held in december but when mr madurai brought the date forward digital notice his critics accused him of behaving like a dictator and disrespecting the democratic process with many opposition leaders in jail in exile banned from running the main parties decided to boycott the vote but henry falcon his second in the polls broke with the opposition to run as a candidate believing that voting's the only way to bring about change us wildlife officers shot dead cougar that killed a cyclist and injured another in washington state the police say their agents use tracker dogs to locate the big cat the two cyclists have been riding north bend when the attack occurred bbc news ethiopian officials say the united arab emirates has joined saudi arabia in agreeing to release ethiopian prisoners from its jails the chief of staff of the ezio paean prime minister abby akhmed said on sunday that they were still waiting on the specifics including numbers he added that six hundred ninety of the one thousand prisoners released by saudi arabia had already been repatriated many of them had been detained for staying in the country illegally the qatar played by bob dylan during his controversial nineteen sixty six going electric tour has sold at auction in new york city for half a million dollars the fender telecaster is associated with the singers transition from folk music to electric rock keith adams has the details the moment the bob dylan concert.