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The Mad Mamluks
"mahdi" Discussed on The Mad Mamluks
"They will take a kids, they will take one woman with deprive their children, their father of their children bro an evil woman. Women don't do that. I've been through this many times. The mother of my children has deprived me from seeing my kids too many times for me to remember. And even that is a co order for me to see them still, she does it every night again. That's a whole other podcast for a whole other day. I had a brother email me, and he said to me, brother, I wanted to get married again. And my first wife threatened to leave me and take the kids away. So I decided not to do it, but now I have a great deal of resentment towards her and I really resent her and so on. I said to him, bro, you need to own that, okay? You will face between two bad two problematic choices. Choice number one, which was I get married again and I potentially lose my kids, okay? Or all my wife leaves the home. Choice number two, I don't get married again, but then I feel resentful towards my wife. You must decide which one you are more happy to live with, but don't hold resentment. You made that choice. You're not a victim in this. I think it's very clear how you said that you joke around about it. Yeah, of course I'm gonna have a look, he's not saying that, look, you have to be very, very clear about that stuff from the beginning, right? And a lot of times what happens with guys is they realize the reality of marriage and then they think having another marriage is gonna make their make it a life a lot easier and better, right? That's not what it is. You have to be very excited. Yeah, you can't get married to a second wife or solve your problem with the first one. Yeah, you can do that. But you have your very upfront about it.

The Mad Mamluks
"mahdi" Discussed on The Mad Mamluks
"I mean, I don't know, many how you feel about this, but I mean, I feel like a lot of dudes out there lack. I can't tell you how many guys out there in the 30s. Playing cycles. Video games at home. They can't pay an electric bill by themselves. They can't, I mean, they don't know how to, I don't know, change a tire. There's a lot of dudes out there who can't do this stuff. And I feel like, look, I understand there's a big problem with this modern woman. I get that, believe me. But my problem is that I feel like a lot of these guys also don't live up to the, you know, they just kind of, I don't know, they're women. They're weak men. But do you think it's do you think a cyclical do you think that we're talking about the woman dilemma? Do you think it's because of weak men why they started? No, I think they're both tied together. I think there's a problem. There's a good reason why women are not getting married. They seem weak men. They see men who won't act in their best interests, and they're like my he said, they're hypergamous in nature, and they're going to want someone who will, and they're going to keep declining and I know in certain spheres of male talk, they're like declining good candidates, and that may be the case. There may be good candidates that they're declining, but in a general sense, men what more described as these video game playing guys were burning and live their life away, doing nothing living in their parents basement. You know, have no sense of responsibility, are essentially male child man child. You know, they don't have any sense of responsibility or even upkeep and maintenance of a woman, they're willingness to sacrifice anything about them towards the preservation of marriage, you know?

The Mad Mamluks
"mahdi" Discussed on The Mad Mamluks
"And I said to him, I don't know, but I'll take a guess, is it preservation of the nuclear home? And he said, this is an important consideration of the Sharia, but it is not the number one consideration. Is it the number one consideration of the religion is the protection of the private parts? And that includes the women that you might not like. The women who have perhaps appreciated divorces from their husbands may be on multiple occasions and, you know, you might have a particular feeling with regards to that. But even they still need to be protected from Xena and included in this discussion. What you're going to do is just toss them to the side of the road. And that's when the gear started turning in my head, which was, okay, if this is the predominant consideration of the religion with regards to relationships, which is protecting the private parts from fornication or adultery, then what possible solutions do we have? And no strings in the car is just a marketing term for something that has existed in the religion forever, which is Monsieur. Za'atar mission. Which is whereby a woman voluntarily forsakes some or in some cases all of her rights in the marriage. And this has to come from her. Now, the mache, they differ in their opinions with robots with the permissibility of VCR. The majority of them say is halal, the miscible, many of them say they don't like it, or it's disliked, or you should try and avoid it. But for the most part, the predominant opinion is it's okay. It can work. It's not a problem. But two things. Number one, the concessions that the woman makes is her prerogative. You can not impose them upon her. And number two, she is allowed to revoke those concessions at any time if she wants to. So let's say you've made an arrangement whereby she says to you, you know what?

The Mad Mamluks
"mahdi" Discussed on The Mad Mamluks
"Mother good morning and welcome to the Met room looks podcast. My name is sim along with me. Are my co hosts. The world renowned Czechoslovakia. And the whole stuff muzzy bus and what are the Delos channels that you're on? So I think. Just to know this course. Might be a set of things to do. Give them a break, bro, you know, busy here, bro he's the morpheus, dude. Go ahead, morpheus. Our guest this afternoon is the world renowned a lot of world renowned without people, right? He is the founder of the Mahdi tijani channel on YouTube. And he is the founder of the no strings and app please welcome. None other than the one and only Medici and welcome to the show. How are you doing, brother? Looking forward to this when I saw the list of topics you wanted to go through. I was like, this is a very well thought out list. We are undoubtedly going to have a very good discussion in shark law. So I'm looking forward to this. Certainly, you know, you are a very interesting person, a controversial person at that, but at least from what you hear from the ravel on online channels and stuff and I just wanted to make sure, you know, who I was talking to, so I went through several videos of yours before I actually invited you first and then found out like, oh, some people don't like this guy. Well, why not? I went and I looked at your videos and, you know, there were some there was nothing like outwardly like, oh my God, this guy shouldn't have a voice at all. So maybe we can learn a little bit about each other through conversation and maybe we won't agree on everything, but the whole purpose of discussion and conversation and not canceling people out before even hearing their ideas is I think

The Christian Science Monitor Daily
"mahdi" Discussed on The Christian Science Monitor Daily
"Story was reported by sushmita patok in Hyderabad for the monitor. In Gaza, a soccer program is guiding young amputees who through determination and hard work are regaining access to a game that was the object of their passion and a focus of their identity. Ibrahim Mari, a striker for a north Gaza soccer team, bounds with energy on the hardwood pitch. Within minutes the match is opening, he drives down the field and scores a goal. Yet, just three years ago, being called a star player, was unthinkable to mister Mahdi, who was gravely wounded by Israeli fire on a protest rally at the Gaza border. My leg amputation darkened my life. I was convinced I would never play football again, he says. Then, friends introduced him to the recently formed amputee football league, and he found a new drive. In the past four years, the amputee football program has helped hundreds of gazans who lost limbs due to violent conflict. The program teaches a transformative lesson, even if war interrupts life, passion does not have to be a casualty. We feel proud of our players who play in highly competitive matches after long hours of training, so it's Norman Abu of the Palestinian amputee Football Association. Their determination and perseverance are true inspiration. Mister Mahdi, meanwhile, says the ability to prove himself has helped prepare him to become a father. I am now awaiting my first son, he says. I am so happy to do something that my son can be proud of. This story was reported by east tsunami in nuseirat camp, Gaza Strip for the monitor. Indigenous comic books reflect the variety and vibrancy

Entrepreneur on FIRE
"mahdi" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"You really want to make sure fire nation gets from everything we talked about here today. How can fire nation connect with zip Fox any call to action you have? And then we'll say goodbye. Yeah, that's cool. I guess it's a weird one here. I just want people to be happy. I just think people should really just find a reason to be happy. Do things that matter to you. I didn't like this isn't something I have prepared. Off the top of my head, I just think that's the most important thing you can do is don't worry about, you know, making tons of money. I don't care about making tons of money. Just do things that matter to you and you'll live a happy life. Don't overcomplicate stuff to yourself. I don't know who needs to hear that, but somebody needed to hear that. And if you want to find.

YEK YEK JE
"mahdi" Discussed on YEK YEK JE
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YEK YEK JE
"mahdi" Discussed on YEK YEK JE
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"mahdi" Discussed on YEK YEK JE
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YEK YEK JE
"mahdi" Discussed on YEK YEK JE
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YEK YEK JE
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What Bitcoin Did
"mahdi" Discussed on What Bitcoin Did
"You can find out. More casa which k. e. y. s. dot c. essay. Okay onto the show today and we've got something a little bit different. While i was down in nashville a place of fallen completely in love with. I thought it would be a cool idea to get some bitcoins down to a bar record the live episode of the show with some of my friends. So i asked my buddy's preston pitcher mahdi come down. Hang out drink whiskey and talk bitcoin and you know what was very cool. The events down about hours super super call now with marty impressed and it was always going to be a banger. But i really enjoyed doing this in front of a live audience. It was a bit different to a normal episode. It was very interactive and we took a load of questions from the audience which is pretty cool now. The world is open backup. I am traveling again. And i'm thinking of doing a few more of these live events maybe once a quarter. Maybe even doing one in austin back here later in the month. I do want to say a massive thanks brandon and the team of bitcoin magazine helped us with the venues. While we were in nashville. Anyway hope hope you enjoy this one that you're gonna questions you know you can reach out to my email.

Awaken Beauty Podcast
"mahdi" Discussed on Awaken Beauty Podcast
"Being in a trance triggered from previous trauma and often times store a lot of room in nation in the imagination so if we can get out of the imagination and really start to understand that everybody has the same opportunity. And you have to take control of your mind and you have to stop breathe and shift and change in the direction that you choose that you want to go and so for me that is i mean nine quick so cathy kobe's gun the cognitive studies with The colby analysis. Since i was seven i have. Adhd m. nine quick. Starting all my other things are three follow through three implementer so yes i can try to keep doing those things and doing everything with four different businesses like you. Can you know you can agree versus be smart. Hire it out. Stop beating yourself up that you can't conquer everything and just so i've into the chain right. I really started to. System is my day through flow undersea. I own unique flow and how i can stay in flow because it's always flow right so To me that's just one part responsibility number. Two storage trauma in the body of of hearing my mother say someday our day will come thinking my day is never gonna come. I need safety already and make a whole lot of money. So i'm safe so it's a process but getting back into flow tapping into your unique abilities and then off shooting the things that you shouldn't be doing it's a combination. It's a combination of of systematically removing what scott sonnen loves to call fear reactivity the body sing and following your joy because when you have that balance right you you know what brings you joy with lights your spirit up. Your mission is and you're doing things that are harmful that mission the spirit which is bigger than your body. Wants to come in. Wants to embody more fully wadis. More fully the body gets healthier. The universe conspires to make you live longer. Because aired is inherently net. Negative or generator right the more severe. Does your body the more healthy become the longer you live and you can. You can see this in nature what what kind of house breaks down faster. One that has people enter one a dozen as people in it actually see opposite real house houses. That don't have a family living actually faster. Because of the organizational principle energy spirit in the house. Yeah that makes sense. I've talked to several builders. I said yeah you can have like a a house. Sit for like three months. Four months five months back. All kinds of ships messed up dilapidated deteriorate. Same house family live in it not doing anything. His great maximize mahdi's the bodies the same way so when people have trauma right the body becomes an unhappy place to be spirit. Doesn't wanna come in and that's why ever watched after you've cleared somebody's traumas. Their eyes are bright. The search glow under their skin is because the moment you clear out that pain the spirit floods into the body and they get healthier undergone trauma for. They were happy now. There's nobody the lights are out. 'cause they're out here somewhere hard. I right now so again. The the chinese understood this their functions way in the different aspects of that. But yes the the same principle. The house will break down much more rapidly. If nobody's living in it..

Pittsburgh's Paranormal Chasing Prophecy Radio Show
"mahdi" Discussed on Pittsburgh's Paranormal Chasing Prophecy Radio Show
"We actually have that same very similar occurrence where it was like rocks being thrown kind of an order action Sitting in a circle and rocks are kind of like being thrown behind us. I guess to look in a different direction. Possibly it's never really interesting. It's it's such a small. I mean we went over and we tried to find it. I mean there's these chunks against they're like peace so even if you could get a camera in that direction you really see much of it But you definitely can hear it on. You recorded it on on video and then you can hear us react to it. But how do you think is haunting the opera house. Is it a performer. Or is it one of the the peop- the audience. What do you think. There's there's a lot of different stories that go along with it. But after oriental reactions there we actually think it's a little girl who would this little girl be like. Why would you be at an opera house. Daughter of one of the the zingers. She was a daughter of one of the main performers and she actually had died while mother was performing. Oh wow sad. It's extremely and her father was really there. Were the tales of who it was but it was really never know. I'm not one hundred percent so the family was always kind of in disarray and and But once once she died her mother that i believe passed away. What was it the on a couple months later usually just it was just kind of destroyed their family which rightfully so you can understand that but the entire time that we were there. We thought that something was almost following from room to room wasn't until we got to the basement where things were trying to get our attention that we actually did a a pendulum session. And this is one of those things. We don't typically do often because you don't know what you're opening up plus you don't know if you're manipulating it. Too much right. But yeah i mean it's so easy to do and i mean he hands shake as it is so there's no way i can do it. But then actually was the one that ran the pendulum and we are a lot of good answers out of that and we had a lot. We had it all kinds of on video making Close in making sure that his hands weren't Weren't moving it or he is. Mahdi wasn't moving in any way. But that's how we got a lot of answers. Do you think this little girl died tragically. Was she sick because this was like most of the haunting around like some some soul. That was traumatized before they died. It i do. Think i think it was. It was a sickness rate. She was sick. It was but it but it happened fast and they. They gave her time to live but she didn't. She didn't last nearly as long as they had anticipated..

TED Talks Daily
"mahdi" Discussed on TED Talks Daily
"Not because of their accuracy because there were storytelling machines. These machines told stories that contradicted another but all somehow seem true. There bridge in new quick to be one of the leading voices at media specifically for comedy shows theater the rest of the world new kuwait to be a small country that was located between saudi arabia iraq and iran during the gulf war. Both stories are true. These creams i dragged my sense of reality from pulled me different than sometimes contradicting stories about who i am and where i come from. And that was the only way. I understood anything around me by placing it into different sets of stories when social media came around. It changed the way screens worked for me. It was only a window for observations anymore but interactive one. When i could use to identify everything around me in even more varied in multiple ways to know myself better actually participate in the storytelling process. It started with drawings. Mostly cross hatched on photographs. That i took with my iphone. With time i started to animate them onto videos that told stories from different perspectives in a mockumentary series titled bert lock. It consists of scripted interviews by imagined minority voices discussing issue or one of common interests. The title of the series is meant to ponder the idea. What if birds were watching back. What would they think of our obsession with speed and oil with. They think we were done for standing under the rain. The second episode for example is an interview with the little girl that tries to explain her definition of health where she says she wants to be like her father. Be strong smoke until children. Not to an awful like her grandmother. Cook good food. Beloved by everyone to have diabetes. She also introduces us to the stomach. Animal it's the head of an animal that's connected to our stomachs and its objective is to continue eating. Even after a full you see. Kuwait has one of the highest rates of childhood obesity presenting it in amusing story while pointing out. That children are themselves minor. Voice is a great way to really put the statistic into perspective and other episode is an interview with a horse breeder who talks about the rules of making sure. You're well bred. Horse is taking care of sheet. The horse must not be seen by others was only made with. The breed must not be ridden by other men and must be veiled making a story about a parameter repression towards women funny especially when it has animation. Live action is a great way to walk clear through walls of censorship intolerance and political correctness. I tried to implement their ideas behind these two episodes before during my first art solar in two thousand fourteen but i still have to put it into a story to both be understood and accepted by speaking in someone else's voice i was experimenting with detachment from ideas. I grew up thinking we're axioms. We're in a strange place where our problem is. The abundance of information where the majority of people have a platform to be heard but representation is still an issue representing a certain group. Giving them justice all of these stories can naturally contradicts even if they differ slightly. We as humans are not merely the shape of body that we occupied or the specific description of behavior where a multiplicity of stories stories that often come in repetitive patterns. That can be rewritten in rent having been raised by screens. That told me different stories about who i am and where i come from confused in the best way possible. I saw that history is not a static as we thought that stories can be told retold read. Reread a change of context. Ginger perspective in hindsight can assign different values to everything. Everyone around the way. I see it. That's where artists are most important to present documentations of history to give villains their origin story. Nothing and no one can be said to be good or bad in isolation of the story around it. It's much like learning to work. You have to use it in a sentence for it to make sense and then to challenge its meaning you begin to use it in an infinite amount of stories thinking. Hey i'm dr john gunter host of podcast from ted called body stuff. I'm doctor anne on this show. I debunked medical myths by exploring health body works and some of the surprising cultural back stories behind the medicine next up the biology of anxiety and the origins of mental health stigma. Oh she's crazy. That's an extremely long history. Listen to body stuff with dr. Jen gunter on apple podcasts. Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. Hello crisanto son. Had of ted here that took was by one of our impressive ted fellows. The ted fellows program recognizes local leaders and equips them to make change on.

TED Talks Daily
"mahdi" Discussed on TED Talks Daily
"I grew up in kuwait in the early nineties where i was raised by screens. The main windows to reality for me or television and the internet not because of their accuracy because there were storytelling machines. These machines told stories that contradicted another but all somehow seem true. There bridge in new quick to be one of the leading voices at media specifically for comedy shows theater the rest of the world new kuwait to be a small country that was located between saudi arabia iraq and iran during the gulf war. Both stories are true. These creams i dragged my sense of reality from pulled me different than sometimes contradicting stories about who i am and where i come from. And that was the only way. I understood anything around me by placing it into different sets of stories when social media came around. It changed the way screens worked for me. It was only a window for observations anymore but interactive one. When i could use to identify everything around me in even more varied in multiple ways to know myself better actually participate in the storytelling process. It started with drawings. Mostly cross hatched on photographs. That i took with my iphone. With time i started to animate them onto videos that told stories from different perspectives in a mockumentary series titled bert lock. It consists of scripted interviews by imagined minority voices discussing issue or one of common interests. The title of the series is meant to ponder the idea. What if birds were watching back. What would they think of our obsession with speed and oil with. They think we were done for standing under the rain. The second episode for example is an interview with the little girl that tries to explain her definition of health where she says she wants to be like her father. Be strong smoke until children. Not to an awful like her grandmother. Cook good food. Beloved by everyone to have diabetes. She also introduces us to the stomach. Animal it's the head of an animal that's connected to our stomachs and its objective is to continue eating. Even after a full you see. Kuwait has one of the highest rates of childhood obesity presenting it in amusing story while pointing out. That children are themselves minor. Voice is a great way to really put the statistic into

TED Talks Daily
The Infinite Alchemy of Storytelling
"I grew up in kuwait in the early nineties where i was raised by screens. The main windows to reality for me or television and the internet not because of their accuracy because there were storytelling machines. These machines told stories that contradicted another but all somehow seem true. There bridge in new quick to be one of the leading voices at media specifically for comedy shows theater the rest of the world new kuwait to be a small country that was located between saudi arabia iraq and iran during the gulf war. Both stories are true. These creams i dragged my sense of reality from pulled me different than sometimes contradicting stories about who i am and where i come from. And that was the only way. I understood anything around me by placing it into different sets of stories when social media came around. It changed the way screens worked for me. It was only a window for observations anymore but interactive one. When i could use to identify everything around me in even more varied in multiple ways to know myself better actually participate in the storytelling process. It started with drawings. Mostly cross hatched on photographs. That i took with my iphone. With time i started to animate them onto videos that told stories from different perspectives in a mockumentary series titled bert lock. It consists of scripted interviews by imagined minority voices discussing issue or one of common interests. The title of the series is meant to ponder the idea. What if birds were watching back. What would they think of our obsession with speed and oil with. They think we were done for standing under the rain. The second episode for example is an interview with the little girl that tries to explain her definition of health where she says she wants to be like her father. Be strong smoke until children. Not to an awful like her grandmother. Cook good food. Beloved by everyone to have diabetes. She also introduces us to the stomach. Animal it's the head of an animal that's connected to our stomachs and its objective is to continue eating. Even after a full you see. Kuwait has one of the highest rates of childhood obesity presenting it in amusing story while pointing out. That children are themselves minor. Voice is a great way to really put the statistic into

TED Talks Daily
"mahdi" Discussed on TED Talks Daily
"Hi it's jennifer garner here guest hosting today. I'm ted talks daily. Here's a talk from an incredible multimedia artist and ted fellow zara almighty about the barrage of narratives. We take in and how to tell funny stories so people will listen. Support for ted talks. Daily comes from capital one ready for a new ride but not sure where to start. Meet the tool that makes car shopping and financing. Easier with capital one auto navigator. You can find a car and get prequalified instantly. You'll get your a real rate and monthly payment without even impacting your credit score. It's so simple. You might feel like you're taking the easy way out. That's because you are capital one. What's in your wallet. Terms and conditions apply find out more at capital one dot com slash auto navigator support for ted talks daily comes from. Ibm tailor-made or one-size-fits-all with a hybrid. You don't have to choose. That's why insurers are going hybrid with ibm with watson on a hybrid cloud they can use help predict client needs and get the data. They need to quickly design coverage for each one businesses that want personalization and speed or going with a smarter hybrid cloud using the technology and expertise of ibm. The world is going hybrid with ibm visit. Ibm dot com slash hybrid cloud. I grew up in kuwait in the early nineties where i was raised by screens. The main windows to reality for me or television and the internet.

AP News Radio
‘I’m Scared!’: Body-Cam Video Shows Deadly Arrest of Black Man in Louisiana
"A federal civil rights investigation is under way into the death of a black motorist who led police on a high speed chase in Louisiana in twenty nineteen it happened near Monroe Louisiana forty nine year old Ronald green of barber didn't pull over when troopers tried to stop him and the chase went at speeds over one hundred fifteen miles an hour Mahdi can video obtained by the Associated Press shows that green tried to apologize it was hit with a taser multiple times punched and dragged down Greenspan million a federal wrongful death lawsuit alleges troopers brutalize the man and then covered up the cause of death it's evil his mother Mona hardened begins to get a chance Louisiana state police say the release of evidence was premature and that it compromises the outcome of their investigation I'm Jackie Quinn

AP News Radio
US Men Await Their Fate as Murder Trial Nears End in Rome
"The pandemic was just bearing down on it today when the trial began of two young American men charged with the murder of an Italian police officer near the hotel while they're on vacation in two thousand and nineteen after more than fourteen months of defense lawyers will wrap up their arguments the two defendants former schoolmates from California can expect to learn the fates later in the week Finnigan the L. there now twenty one years old and Gabriel not tied to Georgia now twenty years old insist that they acted in self defense they say they thought they were being attacked by a pack of thugs or my fuel C. when cabin yet at vice brigadier Mahdi associate Oregon and fellow officer Andrea buddy I'll let approach them wearing plain clothes in the early hours of July the twenty six in two thousand and nineteen I'm in Syria Shockley

AP News Radio
Iraq issues arrest warrant for Trump over Soleimani killing
"Iraq's judiciary says an arrest warrant has been issued for outgoing president Donald Trump in connection with the killing of an Iranian general and the powerful Iraqi militia leader last year the warrant was issued by judging by that's investigative court tossed with probing the Washington directed drone strike that killed the general Qassem Soleimani and Abu Mahdi al Muhandis they were killed outside the capital's airport loss January of my hand this was a deputy leader of the state sanctioned popular mobilization forces an umbrella group composed of an array of militias including Iran backed groups formed to fight the Islamic state group soleil money headed the expedition cubs force of Iran's revolutionary guard corps I'm in Zaria shockingly

BBC Newshour
Sudan And Israel Agree To Normalize Relations In Deal Brokered By White House
"Rather more enthusiastic than Sudan that it was about to become the third out of state to agree to normalize relations with Israel in a matter of months. Mr. Trump made the announcement at the White House some Friday shortly after rescinding Sudan's listing as a state sponsor of terrorism. But since then, Sudan's foreign minister has said that any deal could any go ahead with the approval of what at the moment is a non existent Legislative council. And if the government is somewhat lukewarm, there's been more open hostility inside Sudan that being street protests in Khartoum in support of the Palestinians, while Sudan's former prime minister Sadeq al Mahdi, Who leads the country's biggest political party, said the agreement could help ignite a new war in the Middle East on DH jeopardized the authority off the transitional government that government made up of civilians and soldiers. Has been running the country after the overthrow of longtime dictator Omar al Bashir. Last year Filmmaker

Casefile True Crime
Dan OConnell & James Ellison
"The city of Hudson is nestled in Far West Wisconsin estate famous obeying America's Dairyland, jude towards production of cheese, milk and ice cream. Separated from the state of Minnesota by the Saint Croix River Hudson is a small scenic city characterized by historic architecture, leafy parks and a wide offering outdoor attractions including walking tracks, water sports, rock climbing, and came in. But the year two, thousand, two, the city was harm to a close knit community of Iran six, thousand residents and was. As a safe place to live. vol On crime was well below the national average and murder hadn't been committed in the area for twenty four years. Dearly funeral climbing Hudson was a sprawling single story brick and whether board building owned by local resident Tomo Connell, his family had lived in the area FA generations. Tones. Uncle had earned an undertaking business in town prior to world, War Two and in nineteen ninety, five Tom decided to relaunch the family business. He opened the O'CONNELL Vanity Funeral Harm at five twenty eleventh straight a quiet trae laundry road close to downtown district. Two of his sons mark and. Eventually began working alongside him. Dan had initially trained as an emergency medical technician, but was happy to follow in his father's footsteps by switching to a career in mortuary. Science. In Nineteen Ninety, eight, he quit. He's Am Tae work to concentrate on the family business fulltime. Dan was a dedicated worker known for putting the needs of others ahead of design, and for always taking on to comfort the grieving relatives who attended the funeral home. Married with two young children, Dan had a reputation as a dedicated family man who was eager to give back to his community. He spent tireless hours working to better. He's time town by serving on several local committees and raising funds for various organizations. As a result, Dan was well known and liked by other. Hudson locals. Dea conal family funeral I'm also off the trainee positions to mortuary science students who were completing studies. One such trae was twenty two year old James Ellison who had quickly proved himself to be a valuable employees. James had grown up with these parents and two siblings in the rural town of Baron located about sixty eight miles north east of Hudson. Hey was friendly and well locked with a range of interests that included Gulf music and church activities. During hough school James had played in the school band and was active in not for profit youth organization for HEY Jr.. He. Later, enrolled to study mortuary science at the University of Minnesota where he took his career path very seriously. Friendly Polite and organized James took great pride in his trae work on one occasion remarking. I'm so proud that can help people in the worst time of their lives. James was Ju- TO GRADUATE FROM UNIVERSITY in May of two thousand and two, and it was anticipated that the O'CONNELL's would then offer him a fulltime job. In the early afternoon of day February five, two thousand to Saint Croix. County Medical Officer Mati Klin headed to the O'CONNELL family funeral home to conduct a retain visit. Gee to the requirements of his job, he was well acquainted with the O'CONNELL's, and on this occasion, he needed Dan to sign a death certificate. Mahdi arrived at one forty PM and immediately made his way to Dan's office, which was located towards the back of the building.

Forum
Iraq Chooses New Prime Minister
"Iraqi lawmakers have chosen a new prime minister who fills a post that had been vacant for six months intelligence chief and former journalist Mustafa al convening becomes the new prime minister he replaces Adel Abdul Mahdi who resigned following massive anti government protests voting on the oil and foreign ministers was delayed as the parties squabbled over

Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal
How the Federal Reserve’s “discount window” works
"I'm thinking the best way for us to frame things today. When just how different things are has now? Become so clear is do what we've done a couple of times. The past couple of weeks macro micro big picture to actual people in an economy that is coming to a very sudden stop. You don't get much more big picture of course than the Federal Reserve on a Sunday afternoon pulling out. Maybe not all but certainly a whole lot of the stops that had has that huge cut in their short-term interest rate that you have heard about Shirley and other big bond buying program echoes of the financial crisis to be sure also a cut in something called the discount rate short-term emergency loans dispensed through what is known as the discount window sounds a tad. We D I know but in reality it is so big picture because what we're talking about here is the Fed making some really big moves to keep credit flowing to households and businesses marketplace's. Amy Scott gets us going with what the discount window is and why it is so important in a crisis. Think of the discount window as a shot of. Wd Forty if advanced is short on cash to cover customer withdrawals or make loans it can borrow money short-term directly from the Fed in effect it's kind of keeping the finances lubricated during a stressful time banking consultant. Burt Ely says the problem is banks are reluctant to reach for the Kellyanne. Borrowing from the Fed is usually more expensive than borrowing from other banks and Joe Gagnon with the Peterson Institute for International Economics says that looks bad. I mean if a bank has to pay a higher rate to get credit it's usually because other banks are leery of landing to it so it looks like it might be in trouble. The Fed is trying to reduce that stigma by slashing the discount rate and by urging banks to use it and not add. Mahdi teaches finance and economics at Stanford. If they say well please come. Please come which they also did during the financial crisis. Then it's like everybody's doing it and it's okay and it's legitimate. It could help the J. P. Morgan Chase recently said it plans to use the discount window to help break that stigma. Gerard Cassidy an analyst with RBC capital markets says bank balance sheets are really strong right now partly because of nervous customers. There's been an influx of deposits for the safety of the FDIC deposit insurance. So I don't think the banks are going to be forced to go to the discount window but he says better to get them comfortable with the idea before. There's a real

Planet Money
Reparations In New Zealand
"We start recording okay. Still it Mavis. Mullins started her career in in sheep bond in New Zealand. Her job was degrade the quality of wool. I loved it and war was such a beautiful natural fiber. It's actually a protein. Mavis is now one of New Zealand's most powerful will magnates. Her company handles a million sheep a year. Yeah Mavis is involved with all kinds of boards and trusts and a big part of her life. Is Hotel Rooms. Taxi CABS FREQUENT FLYER LOUNGES. Although initially she was a bit shy about that. Frequent Flyer status. I don't want to expose myself. Actually you saw. Of course there's nothing hidden. I am an elite gold club member and proud of it and I just want to point out that you can hear and Mavis this fundamental paradox of being New Zealander like myself. It's basically into us that we never spice to Brag but we're also meant to always tell it like it is and I find that really hard myself may mullins on the other. Hand is unusually deft. This she has this disarming honesty that let's just cut to the chase about anything and you you will like her even more. It has made her a great negotiator. Her friends know this about her her business associates and apparently her cousin because one day Mavis was on a trip to New Zealand's capital city. Which you just happened to run into this cousin. Eliza in Wellington we passed in the street and he said to me stop. Anita have coffee with your cousin wasn't just grabs you and pulls you into a coffee shop. Yeah that's how it started. Mavis knew it was about to come and to some degree had been actively avoiding very conversation. May this is Maree an indigenous New Zealander and she knew that her tribe was scheduled to sit down with the government for one of the most important negotiations in. Its history and negotiation for reparations. The more accurate word for tribe in New Zealand is e we May Miss E. We have been working towards this reparations movement for decades and at this surprise coffee meeting may cousin essentially was saying we need you Mavis. We need you to drop some of that jet set business life and come help the tribe come help. The every politics isn't always very pleasant. I'd rather be in business with the lines are pretty well drawn. So it's it's just a whole different ballgame. Did you say I'll think about it? I said I'll talk to you later. Wise Move Below. Welcome to planet money. I'm Kenny Malone and I'm Daria Moods the story of Zealand is unfortunately familiar. The country had an indigenous population was colonized by Europeans. And by the Nineteen Seventies Baldy had lost ownership of ninety seven percent of their land often through deception and sometimes violence but over the last thirty five years the New Zealand. Government has spent billions of dollars to build a system to address those unthinkable. Wrong and to try and actually pay for them today on the show we head to New Zealand to see how it works and to hear what it's like to put a price on history. We ask Mavis mullets. Because of course he agreed to help her cousin negotiate. Rangan said put on. Just hurry up. It's just get on with the support for NPR in the following message. Come from Hiscox. The business insurance experts who Taylor intelligent insurance solutions to fit each businesses very specific needs which may explain their ninety seven percents customer service rating. Get a quote or purchase a policy at Hiscox DOT COM Hiscox. Encourage courage money has a newsletter. We keep you up to date with stories about Federal Reserve decisions the Housing Market Opium Scooters. It's just the right amount of economics. Weekly go to NPR DOT Org Slash Planet money newsletter in New Zealand. There are two main islands. They stretch about a thousand miles in total. And if you kind of zoom in on the bottom part of the North Island you'll land here on a small mountain that Mavis mullins knows as Puka almost like an inland island dedicated to the boot song. The name polka comes from a model where that means flock of hawks all Windy Mountain. This is where Mavis is travis from her e we we see People Mountain People. We were people of the forest. That was a food basket. Prediction Castle Moat Play. Grand was Kim was there chemists. She says it was their pharmacists. Mauri the indigenous people of New Zealand were way ahead of Walgreens. They were using leaves and seeds that now show up and Commercial Pharmaceuticals. Mavis remembers being sick as a little kid. Her Grandma was able to just collect ingredients from the forest poultices and potions things like that where you like now. I don't want to drink that. Grandma was it would you? You didn't really have too much of a choice. You sit down and have this this'll help your tummy for Mavis. Ancestors way back. The forest was everything but then the European settlers came F. I just a handful of settlers who wanted to tear down some of the forest to farm. Sheep Mavis Z. We figured great. We can charge these settlers rent. They'll tear down some trees in some small plots but the we can preserve the rest of the forest but then the New Zealand government got involved after a series of bad deals unfulfilled promises outright deception by the colonial government almost all of the ease land ended up in the hands of white settlers and within just one generation. Mavis his ancestors went from being landlords. Four the white settlers to being there laborers their farm workers and sheep shares because of their own government. Wow just happened so quick. Without regard you would not good partners. We're not sincere. You're not true Be Nice to have you say sorry. Damage Mavis ancestors had gotten everything from this vast swath of forest and almost all of that forest was chopped down when the land was sold to white settlers. In fact there's really only one big chunk remaining now. Who is all? That's really lift of the forest. This is the last real remnant. That's an one pace. Fukuhara is the last real place where Mavis can go to see and feel and hear what our ancestors would have experienced but infuriatingly it was no longer controlled by Mavis E. We Pukhov fell into government ownership and to add insult to injury for all of us as life New Zealand. Maps did not use the name Puka. Mount Price was mount. Brace Mount Bruce and nobody seems to know exactly who bruce was or why Polka got changed to mount. Bruce certainly wasn't because it sounded better Pakeha. It sounds like a booed cool doesn't polka whereas mount. Bruce. Kinda doesn't have that same that I'm beautiful flow to us. Yeah now all of the history from the renaming of Puka to the mass transfer of land. This is not necessarily something that may this new in its entirety. All of this came together during the first stage of New Zealand's reparations process effect finding tribunal mimics witnesses. Promo ploy is audio is from Davis Tribunal. And there were hundreds of hours of testimony at this from regular we members including Mavis. His Dad Kimba shop and from land surveyors and historians land has demoralizing influence on the and also from legal experts for Mavis Z. Y. Which by the way is named Danny are? After months of testimony tribunal officials pulled together a single exhaustive history of how the government betrayed. Mavis his ancestors that history is a thousand pages long and covering all? The real truth was just devastating. Just how ruthless heartless and fast it was versions of the same story happened all over New Zealand. Maury make up about sixteen percent of the country's population now and they're about one hundred Mauri tribal groupings in New Zealand. Each could have their own one thousand page. History of betrayal Mavis is Maury experienced kind of social and economic shock that gets inherited generation after generation. I wish I could say that. It wasn't but it is it. Has It has multiplied. Mahdi more likely to die. Young Mario more likely to heavily. Cg -CATION Maria more than fifty percent of the population of prisons. The homeless these people that I grew up

Aviation Week's Check 6 Podcast
Whats Next for Bombardier?
"So could that happen? Could there be a could Canada which is subsidized this company in the past come through with an infusion of cash to pay off debts or subsidies. Those never had any ambition. Come it's interesting. The Canadian governments made it clear. They keep a close eye on this. I don't know if they would step in adding any sort of rescued. He wouldn't be risky deal. Because it's not a case of giving body now. It's kind of. It's kind of dumb but it had to do. Quebec SAYS NO WAY. And they're not gonNA do more but that the Mahdi will go back to them next because developing new airplanes that go to keep developing nuclear plant. Wildaid pay down their debt. So they'll be back to the government looking for looking for some sort of support and that's just fact of life so so what's the next bit actually gets wrapped up into the eight hundred ten day? Two Twenty story because it affects Embraer Number Casino. Random Body a arrivals that go back to the very beginnings of all of this so some really by by by giving selling the twenty in its entirety of and the twenty five percent is owned by Quebec itself. In Abbasi's now I was totally under the age of twenty before. This airbus was always constrained in what it could do to the airplane because Bombardier had to match investment and body didn't have the money right so so it was sort of official throttle book done with the eighty twenty. Well that's been moved right. That governor has been removed they can ramp up action which they have to do in order to break even and and get the cost of their into wary should be they can stretch airplane. They can now basically. They can pump money into the bottom end of the of the narrow body airliner market to twenty they could bunny at the top end of the narrowbody market with three twenty one. Xl Exit and they can literally take the legs off. And the head of Boeing in that market they now got in essence blank sheet to go do what they want to that market. Which we're Boeing at the moment doesn't know which way to go where to going out to take it even kill it and it would only have cost them less than six hundred million right because that's how much they paid. You have the whole program dinner. They have complete freedom moment. It seems to be an airplane that the market wants so if they can find customers push production rate up than than they've been so so that that. Then that then puts the pressure on Boeing and rare who earned in the middle of trying to put this commercial aviation joint venture together. 'cause that no held up by the Europeans who are still reviewing and delaying a decision. And so and it's becoming critical that makes it critical for Embraer. What happens next in the rumor that we think the reason the Europeans haven't proved it yet is because there's a W. T. O. Large airliner tariff dispute between America and Europe. Airbus and Boeing and that there's another decision coming in May or June and everybody's waiting to see what kind of penalties Europe applies against the US. And how President? Trump reacts to that and the belief is that the Europeans may be holding this approval of Ambler as leverage one piece of leverage against trump tariffs. And so. It's a big ugly mess that Doesn't seem to have an easy resolution really. It's become almost critical to embarrass. You know they. They had a successful commercial aviation business before they went into this plan. Joint Venture Boeing sort from Boeing. Side Ed at the generally accepted reasoning is they did this as a response to. Airbus become involved in the twenty. Didn't have a response to an airplane to compete against twenty. They tied up with ember who had an airplane. That's not quite the same. But it's but they could probably get into that market plus. They had a big engineering birth force that Boeing could access etc etc but the intervening months. That's how long it's been going now. This this whole thing of the joint venture things more more difficult going forward for because their next generation of Egypt's is not selling the way the previous generation dates. So they they're not commercial side. Their future is not as strong as it might have seemed a couple of years ago. They are trapped in same business jet conundrum that everybody else's which is they have some great products but they're selling to the same customers over and over again they're not really bringing new people into the market and they they have to launch a new airplane. They haven't engineering workforce doing a lot of the moment. They have to put money into a new airplane the daily way that they can do it. It's the existing market increased competitive pressure push the pricing down even further. So you're looking at at at body number. Even though they're sort of coming super doing it differently a facing exactly the same Prussia's so could they come on with me here is what call it what you want them? Bardy? Am Rear something like that. Heard it I rare but you won't pay for it. Looks absolutely fantastic. Because if you put the budget let you would have the entire business jet industry one company from the from the Lightest Jed to the biggest cabinet. But you know Cabestan the market you. Would you would not reduce competition whatsoever and you would fundamentally doubled down on your product development demands because this market needs new products on regular basis. This is not like L. Industry. We did develop an airliner and you can milk it for fifteen years the same basic airplane fifty years. Sometimes the long business aviation because you're constantly selling back to the same customer base the only way to get the mantle of airplane you just to them is by offering them a battery plant. So it's like a comedy. It's a five year cycle. It's like oh but it's more like a college cycle and go to continually Roy existing customer base out of what they fly into your next offering. So it's a constant investment draw and and putting together would look Winston traders fantastic. But it wouldn't it. Would not solve industry's issues with overcapacity too. Many models too many manufactures. But I just want to add one final point there. Which is if you're a government official. In in one of these countries there may be a certain appeal to them combining because of course for probably a near mid term. It would guarantee that the John's work remained in May not do anything to help Biz have but when you are responsible for national champion like rare. Rda You definitely don't want to see it go away. And that's different than I don't think anybody would call Gulfstream or textron Cessna products necessarily national champions. I'm not trying to. I'm not trying to bruise. Their Egos and say that. They're not great companies. But I don't think America looks at them the way that Brazil looks at Embraer. In Canada. Looks at bombarding.

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