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"mauri" Discussed on ChupaCast
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"mauri" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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TED Talks Daily
"mauri" Discussed on TED Talks Daily
"About who we are and what they look like a. Let me tell you a different story my story. I'm a filmmaker and reveal g from a small village in northern syria in our village growing up there was no stable supply. We spend most of our nights are on gas lanterns and build stories about syrian mythological super beings that protected. The vulnerable was a boy who loved stories of superheroes but later on these stories shifted to tells of heroes that my family has to face and are the assad dictatorship. One of my uncles was killed under torture. My father had to burn his books before they were even published in order to protect us from the reaching. He burned his dreams along with his books. These stories must not be forgotten. My parents insisted the stories stopped being a best time. It's became a form of resistance. I studied filmmaking focused on the commentaries commentary. Filmmaking became my way of resistance. I commend stories of syrian hobos. Assad regime and an elephant when the revision started. I was arrested tortured and sexually assaulted when i was released. I left syria a west traumatized and tried to end my life. My wife stood by me and held me hang onto life but as a result i stopped making films despite my arrest and torture. I took many risks in order to see my family so a year later when the assad regime lost control northern of syria. I was able to visit my hometown there. I met many aspiring syrians. Real life superheroes who stayed behind to save lives. I was captivated by how genuine the wear without planning. I took out my camera and started filming. I filled inspire these real live. Superhero saved the filmmaker in me. Colleague was one of the heroes in my first feature film last minute in a liberal. Hollywood was a symbol man who dreamed to be a firefighter but he couldn't follow his dream so he worked as a house painter. When the war destroyed his city he found his calling. He joined the white helmets a group of three volunteers who formed a civil defense organisation to rescue civilians from their bummed homes highlighted saved hundreds of lives. Why doing that. He died as a hero. The second hero is dr manny lower. Who who's the story. I told in can fill the cave. It's the story of extraordinary woman. Phoned in an underground hospital in eastern. She treated injured children's victim of atrocities while bomb fill around them as a female scientist. She divides sixties. I'm patio to save civilians. Who suffered two attacks with a chemical weapons and then there are two superheroes who saved my own life honey do and bonnie. They are the lawyers who talk up case. I got me out of the most notorious torture facilities in damascus while an nor now is in germany. Fighting for justice for senior fiji's kaleen was arrested in two thousand twelve because of his work. We don't know anything about him because the syrian regime continues deny his arrest but his work is not in vain. It's for halley. Faced may torture in germany in to evolve and twenty and gift. My district attorney at the fish ride on syrian state of torture before a german court in goblets. It is for a manny and highly. I'm still the filmmaker. Today they inspired me to create a new cinematic universe of superhero based on their quest to end injustice. Creating this cinematic universe has not been an easy journey. It's been a brutal struggle against racism and discrimination in the film industry an industry dominated by people who think they know how the audience how you want a film about surrealist to be how you want superheroes or individuals to look better veggies. Look just like me. So i will not stop. I owe it to my daughter younger child to tell the stories of sober heroes who look just like here for here on continuing to resist. Thank you that i'm chris. Addison host the ted interview this week. I sit down with dr thomas crowder. Who captivated the media when he shed a natural solution to this giant of climate. What on earth do we do with all of this extra carbon in our atmosphere. His discovering was the earth still had space on for a trillion. Mauri a trillion. But what started as a simple message soon became a lot more complicated and also a lot more powerful to him will join me at the ted interview. Wherever you listen. Hello chris. Anderson had have 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 the global stage does a possibility you could be one of them. Learn more at ted dot com slash fellows and apply today to join the program that's dot com slash fellow..
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"mauri" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Top 49 times, how many times over the top three Five times because we did we did a thing actually did a block a little while ago and we were looking at drivers that the drivers with the best records that had run in five races or more. And then I thought, Well, you got guys that have been the top 35 times, and Ted Horn was the only guy that was in the top 35 times and never won, however, how many times did he finish in the top two, once another contemporary of Horn was the great Rex Mays, one of the superstars of the 19 forties. Mays was a picture on the front roll, but was one position away from landing on the Borg Warner Trophy. I was thinking, probably That if you were to say who were the greatest, who were the most deserving winners that didn't win? I'm not too sure that I wouldn't put Rex Mays first, Abby it up with all the respect to the other guys, and I think a lot of people would a swell And the fact that he He left so many I mean, he was He was young. Uh, on a handsome and and very outgoing, So I mean, he was a he was a unease E hero. Because he's 22 23 24 years old and running, you know, leading the thing. But he ended up he ran in 12 races. He led nine But the latest that would she ever lead was lap 99. He never let a single lap in the second half, but that was because he Had a problem. You know, either blew up or or, you know, last time getting a problem fixed. He started from there. It was on the pole four times. And I know that doesn't sound like much now. But back then that was a big deal is on the front row seven times. And then in In 40 he second behind Wilbur Shaw, and I don't know that there was any You know, we didn't have to make like a lengthy pit stop, I think sure you know clearly won the race. But with May 2nd and being so popular And then he comes back. The next year to finish second again to the four day was Mauri Rose combination, and so when you you know, when you look at that thing, well, golly Harry Hearts was second three times and didn't win. This guy was only Price. But again, I think, even to this day if you give it to the historians, um many of them would put Rex Mays right at the top still become the Tinley Park expressed pioneers the Rideshare program on the way to his best finish at the Brickyard. And the Clown Prince of Racing just misses the top spot in one of the great duels and speedway history. This is heroes of the 502nd one A 93 w i. B. C This is what's happening. Change in the mask policy at Purdue University masks will no longer be required outdoors. You'll still need them indoors, not requiring students to get their covert shot like I you.
Horizon Talk Radio's podcast
"mauri" Discussed on Horizon Talk Radio's podcast
"You'll definitely be invited them. One way or the other really. You know like the models when it comes out. It's up to you if you want show every morning. You up For week but the idea is to get your people to do it your funds and then you have to pass package after remind them do it. But but soon as a major picks this up because of the guy in america at this can with me and this is by forgotten we tell people. Eventually we'll get to Member south stephen fry. Stephen went jeevan stephen fight. Is a singer songwriter. From a florida and he's worked managed old friends with the big ones. You might not have had of these To the ones you do nine ten. Tell you at me sung loverboy. Africa in the entities. This ozzy osborne you know him from america channels like some you know because it's from newell the world's off we didn't have the hoke is ever mind these. What with them old friends with them. Then there's people such as a of people say him more nba. David island john anderson. Bad company Michael peterson duboley. Lonestar cullen way many more so he's also a grammy Dominator inviting member the grammy awards. And a did site. You might be possible. That could be one of the prizes to nominate. Shen sunday's them. You went to lunch with him on monday amid kill me for telling people buy from the. Bg's by we get the idea of teamed up with the flavor stephen ranch the next guy's and miss Movies actually just say but he's a singer songwriter. Now and a famous guardians of the galaxy and loads of figs in america. That i've never even heard of was mentioned in the nfl. People heard of them. I mentioned a couple of i. Twelve years a slave degen django changed lois justified and coast guardians of the galaxy which decide fi movie. But i'm just really is Two years ago. Debbie control can men Yeah well sounds good. I just hope you've enjoyed the sheridan's yes at try. Try join us in getting the funds making social media go meds because that's the whole idea of it. Imagine the we right two fathom people and they get their funds to do what. I've just said the meteo get involved even before the event because the wonder what's going on. Yeah oh it's been lovely. Have any other west of the you have a good rest of the day but our guest about cool to ten where he are so you have the rest of your evening anyway. Yeah tech you too and thank you. You're welcome as movie dot com mode. Duck dot com. You're listening to the show every monday. Wednesday and saturday at eight pm. Gmc and three pm eastern standard tides..
Horizon Talk Radio's podcast
"mauri" Discussed on Horizon Talk Radio's podcast
"Before they get married but we get when we got married whites. Yeah i got married and then we wait full luck one year even less to have our first get but it's been like we felt the writing to do. So that's been actually you know that. Yeah that's exactly. I was just too of just reading. Some of the the light she liked An hot chili peppers. We have a pope in scotland them. Not hot chili peppers. Coup soup very similar but means scottish skies chili peppers but very similar but the highland chili peppers very similar to Chili peppers. I love that stalin with guns and roses every mess about with a guitar quickly. Jump up and down. The i mean. I'm not into that. Normally they can play any new record. Love every minute of yeah. Code songs could catch.
Horizon Talk Radio's podcast
"mauri" Discussed on Horizon Talk Radio's podcast
"Nice tell. What shall we I've chosen to of them because well always plaque couple anyway. M ever chat. Price of music have Play some music on then have goodbye. I they normally pick the top two so there may be in the wrong order. I just pick a couple of random that i think a different you know and a lot of people said that is brilliant because every station are getting done or you know. They want to hear my latest or of the famous when they won't go into the office so the first one i'm gonna pick. I actually fit. The second one's more to is up to us. Okay nice. that hasn't been played a lot. And then you can tell me all about this when these are like this one in particular. Yeah specific show There are so many things said. I am grateful that have come to life full dodger and finally i've learned. Is it up to us the sturdy play our or is it up to us right from this. A few good friends stayed in my life. Some of them. I've known since two and though we don't see us of as back then.
Horizon Talk Radio's podcast
"mauri" Discussed on Horizon Talk Radio's podcast
"Italica michael jackson's at tonight matthew. I won't through the whole by the welcome to the show mauri. I put it out some of that. Right yeah tankers. Months sounded good to me. Y'all not sort of into the funding of the the english american canada australia. It's not so bad. But trying to the european languages like finland sweden especially the nordic countries and then and then the german country. It's very hard for people well. No that's fine lettuce really hard. Language might claim to fame is mentioned when a. Come onto the show. If i been somewhere. The money guys helsinki. When i was younger probably before i was before i got my said sometime late. Eighties early nineties. I haven't actually been since which is annoying him But when i went on a european tour of your by ryo and it bought me to their the sweden finland ferry. And then when all over shipment as much as i could because i just like the cold countries because of snow and rain devon yet types to do the big one though the sweden to naff rick norway or is it no way so i know nobody never know nobody. I am trying because it's a very special area. Yeah trying to. I'd even yet is sweden. Finland is the i like code. But i don't like to cold and of finland's reminds me of the gateway to russia in a way so it tends to get more codes that way. Yeah so after chair south up with myself up with medicinal and then maybe a music. Yeah you control what. What made you choose. music in. The first place was after the relationship. Bow down before. Well i've been doing music for twenty five years now so i've been doing it always but this solo album came kind of when my life changed a lot so these neo kind of falke song started coming out so i decided to make a solo album because previously had done like metal music. So it's really different from that so kostic more music. While have you played any webs of life Before the pandemic while are you planning after Planning after i didn't have the chance to play this solo album stuff live yet. I played last couple of private so Before the whole thing started. But now i'm just waiting things to open up so but before i played like i conduct like five hundred showed with different than wow. It must i dunno. I mean imagine. If i was in a band would it be better with a band. Because you've got everybody helping you with the music and the vocals may be or is it better on your own. I mean i guess. It's a bit like bus tickets. Five boasts is more expensive than the one bus. Being on your own. You can please yourself. You don't have to confirm with the rest of the band. You know the the People flexible but then you lose the support of the vocals instruments. I guess one of them. It's one of funds his solely singers. Yeah well. I kind of like both ways of working when working with the band two. There's the social aspect and the interaction between musicians and when you do solo stuff. You're just by yourself so you don't have that interaction between different instruments and play instruments by yourself after you recorded the vocals guitars and when you play live you're always always on your own so but maybe i add some musicians for these on the way so it was fun to play with other people and you probably have to make your own. Coffee is yeah. Now you can do by so i mean you. Most people do say they do their solo stuff in they they do. The bounced off as well so cushion used to playing with different bands. I guess for you. This is easy and now abundant. It's because if you want to know that yeah yeah. That's good thing to write your own song lyrics so makes things easier kind of by the way one of the pictures out. Just it reminds me of probably the little bit of Did do news nice now. Event the farthest Magic about a father in finland when is no snow. It's truly beautiful in the summertime. We made this. Love will prevail music video last july. Think and my daughter was two years old on that one test yesterday. She turned three years bile. Yeah clearly have been mcbain. Good now they say terrible twos but but in the freezer. Getting better behaved yeah. I don't know he's so great and it's a big experience for me to become a father at porty and it has really affected my music writing as well. Kind of opening up new doors in life and making a tink of things like in a different way forty When she becomes eighteen you been almost a pension of severe. He has scabby that wii. But in another way you'll have more experience to give her now forty that she can learn from and then later on michael own judgment mistakes or happiness I love these photos. You that when you in dark looms and and some of them like deserted properties may not be but they look like they are. 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Horizon Talk Radio's podcast
"mauri" Discussed on Horizon Talk Radio's podcast
"Horizon talk radio online from the highlands of scotland. We are voices from around the world on your number one talk radio station looking guests and hosts the information email horizon taught sadia outlook dot com says pheasants eight pm london nine cam europe and free. Pm eastern standard. Time today is singer-songwriter From finland moving doubt or to buy a graphical debut several album dreams of a middle aged man invites you into dark sochi timeless intimate and acoustic sung scrapes the destroy Billing records has the office. The song's lyrics. Were made a missed. The changes of breaking up from seventy relationship. My mother's death of concern and finding happiness again got married. I boned and making music equipped with a baritone guitar and his deep voice. Moee dark is unexperienced musician songwriter. For self produced recorded performed selo album. He got to wet with his dream. Audio team associate producer. A villa villa is above maters music. Blood buffer mixing engineer associate producer healy hill s. Ma From not getting these Famous for what with eight pm And amorphous vlada mela as previously mustard albums for johnny cash..
WNYC 93.9 FM
"mauri" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Does Berkowitz tell cops about the killings about his motivation? Well, we basically is paraded through this, You know, Press scrum if you smiling, which is kind of weird, almost all the news reports. Note that he's smiling. They get him upstairs. And he says, Well, the reason I committed all these crimes is because a demon dog, my neighbor's dog had commanded me to kill and took You no drive through the streets and shoot couples. And basically, you know, in one night, the police interviewing for a half an hour than the D A's from all the other. Um, Burrows come in, and you know, he gives a full confession He gives Good evidence, you know, to prove that he was there and then you know, after one night, that's it. You know, David Berkowitz is caught and the rest is history. Then you have this guy Morrie Terry. He was a reporter and newspapers. His career sort of petered out. He was working at IBM doing writing for them, and he's following this this case, and he's the kind of guy who Gets hooked on the thing and can let it go. What about the arrest of Berkowitz doesn't sit right with Morrie, Terry. I think more in a lot of people were looking and really kind of like playing armchair detective. Um and they were looking at the newspapers and they were looking at the articles and they were looking at the sketches and they were looking at like, for example, reports of looking for a VW Hard that everybody was looking for. So you know, and Maurice from Yonkers. And David Berkowitz is arrested in Yonkers. And so he's just really starts to go in and look at it. And one of the early things he notices he notices that The this guy Sam Carr, the owner of the dog that David Berkowitz said had commanded him to kill. He sees a picture of John Karr and John Car looks incredibly like One of the sketches. And so it's little things like that big things that basically kind of send him on this. Journey if you will, a 40 year journey to basically get to the truth behind to the son of Sam case. And then there's a second brother that he That also becomes relevant as we learn in the Syriza. Did you reach out to members of this family that lived near Berkowitz and then became a car market of the car? Family? Yeah. S so before we go there. One other very interesting thing is that This is the pope. This is one of the largest manhunts in New York City history right at the NYPD does spends tens of Tens of thousands of man hours chasing down every lead and when birth, which is arrested, it says, Oh, you know, it's on the son of Sam. You know, it's a dog. They do not Interview the actual sons of Sam, who are Berkowitz, his neighbors, the guys who kind of had the same name. They do not spend one hour interviewing. These two brothers were happy to be friends of Sam Carr. Yes, right, right. They don't interview him in all and it's like, how do you not do that in the post arrest investigation. Um So basically did I ever speak with the cars? No, the brothers because they're dead. One of them died literally months after, um in my not North Dakota. In fact, the day before he died, he told a mental health professional that we interview In the series that he has information that the NYPD would probably love to know, and that he was fearing for his life and literally. The next day he dies in an apparent uh, suicide attempt. With a gunshot to the face. Right. And the other brother dies as well. And potentially other circumstances to Yeah. Mysterious car crash on the West Side Highway and the NYPD. This evidence Keeps popping up that maybe Berkowitz a story that he's the lone son of Sam. Maybe that's not all that credible, but the NYPD ignores. It seems this evidence over and over and over again. Why? Why would the end my PD be motivated to decide that this was only the work of one man. Good question, you know, And I think you've covered politics in New York City in New Jersey. I mean, you know, I think they wanted it to be over with. You know, As I said before, New York City had been through a terrible time. You know, it wasn't just an economic crisis. It was a moral crisis. And the city was really on its last legs. And finally, you know, suddenly after 13 months, this loner David Berkowitz, a 24 year old postal worker from Yonkers, You know, is arrested and he's paraded through when he's smiling for the cameras and he gets upstairs. He says. A demon dog made me do it like He was almost a savior. He was almost a scapegoat for New York City so that New York City could almost get back on it. Legs again. And so I think it was important for Mayor Abe Beame. You know for this to end, you know, there were a lot of I think it was one of the largest promotional ceremonies in the NYPD happened right after this case, so You know, it's politics. It's big city politics, I think Well, yeah, if you're just joining us, we're talking to Joshua Z Man about his new Netflix series The Sons of Sam a descent into darkness about the case of the son of Sam case that anybody who's been in New York City is familiar with, or at least thinks they're familiar with it. Um, I am interested Josh in how Maury becomes convinced that Berkowitz has these accomplices as we've been talking about, and then he gets into this idea that there's a satanic aspect. The killing, and that is somehow linked to his theory that there are are accomplices. Does some of the evidence that he presented about the satanic aspect to this seem compelling to you, and some of the evidence seemed far fetched. E would say that's a fairly good way of putting out you know the first half of Mauri's investigation, which is, you know, looking at these kind of threads and realizing that the police maybe didn't fully Examine the case. Post arrest investigation in the way that they should have been. There were others out there. All that seems very good, but I think When Maurie started come out with these allegations. The NYPD called him a crackpot. And I think sometimes you know when you get called a crackpot, you double down. And so I think, Morrie double down pretty hard. That's not to say that there weren't these kind of interesting satanic things going on. But I think at the end of the day they were using the satanic stuff is a smoke screen. You know, a validation for white people like to do bad things, you know, And if you could have a moral if you gonna have a moral, you know part of it, It's that much better. But then I think more spark spiral down the rabbit hole and got caught up in a kind of Satanic panic world. Yeah, yeah, In fact, get started. Started, sir. To see this satanic aspect everywhere when it Oh, no all different angles of this. Yeah. I mean, that's you know, I think you know, he spiraled down the rabbit hole. Um, and 40 years later, he never got back out, you know, And that's the kind of cautionary tale that I think is important for today about You know, going down a rabbit hole, You know, you know, we go down rabbit holes for four hours. Maury Terry went down a rabbit hole for 40 years. I think the title of the fourth episode is called Rabbit Hole. How did How did you make sure that you didn't fall down this thing? I mean, you're working on this. You you lived and breathed it. I'm sure for several years How do you make sure that you're not falling down the same rabbit hole that more He did. 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Movie Herald Tamil Podcasts
"mauri" Discussed on Movie Herald Tamil Podcasts
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The Israel Hour Radio Archives
"mauri" Discussed on The Israel Hour Radio Archives
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Audio Theatre Central | Exploring Family Friendly Audio Drama
"mauri" Discussed on Audio Theatre Central | Exploring Family Friendly Audio Drama
"I think it's wrong. What he was doing was wrong. Hiring an actor to lie to emily to say we're going to step in and supply the other half of your entry fee for for this contest site. That was a lie. He never intended to give the money right. So what more us doing is completely different from. What i was doing and i think maybe some of the problems that he had was that that wasn't drawn out enough. It wasn't clarified enough at the end of part three. It does say there's gonna be consequences. Yeah but one of the one of the definitions of manipulate is falsify. And there's nothing that mister wicker's doing with the imagination station. That is falsifying anything. But that's exactly what mori was doing. Yeah he's just playing word games and it goes back to you. Know it kind of goes back to the fireball. Five thousand train thing. It doesn't matter what you call something that's what it is that matters and wits being honest and upfront with people. This is what this is. This is what it does and maury is tricking people. Even if he feels like well but they did something good in the end. That doesn't matter as a matter of fact. Oftentimes god is more interested in motive than he is in Action why did you do x. You gave a lot of money. But why did you do it. It's good that you gave a lot of money. that's wonderful. why did you do it. Well i did it. Because i want everybody to see me giving a lot of money so they would know. I have a lot of money. Then you're offering his worthless right. The little woman with the two nights gave all she had not so she could be seen giving largest but because she was giving honestly. Yeah and mauri is not doing that. So there's there's definitely room here for a very good lesson to be taught. This is just me. I don't know if spelled out enough yet again. They've still got time to deal with some of this. But when we when we have three partners called ridell revelations yes we can get some answers conclusion right..
Debate Amongst Friends With Doc & Prof
"mauri" Discussed on Debate Amongst Friends With Doc & Prof
"The same record as my next. They have a better record in the rockets. I mean song sand. So it's like i can't really say anything right now. I still think there's gonna be lottery team. Have to do something they don't ever nobody wants to go to cleveland. And it really might be time for them to relocate. I mean they have been just drifting. I mean it's really unfortunate that they're still they're better than the pistons right now. And the raptors are to aid wizards at thirty nine or forty seven so at the very bottom. I'm really surprised. They're bound feeding. I'm pretty surprised at the raptors are struggling so much but they had to go through their issues of course So i think what the wait and see with them but huge win for the rockets. I mean i guess it's a win for the nets if that's what they really wanted italy and the the nets are in is in a win now situation which i can understand and to win the east. In fact to use our twenty. Twenty one catchphrase. The nets are down if you if you were in the navy mount them doubling down not definitely did And what a big way and raphael stone double down you know from his free agent acquisitions to this trade. He's really showing that he's the gm of the future and double down. He just really made him really smart mu no eight double down because i think doubling down because of comparative what the former gene did if you're going to be around. He is officially a mauri underlying like he's from the maury tree retreat sorrow. You would think he wasn't underlying you under his. You know A now he's he's been propelled into this unexpectedly propelled into this road. You think about it more. Darryl was still under contract but he chose to step away we went to the toll rant could be around that re be his curls. He's don't black folks okay But here we are couple months later in raphael stone. Who brought in some bigs. you know. Try to to satisfy some important knees that he felt we needed on the tame. Your some shooters you know. Got got into draft. Got some undrafted players that were really good and here. We are now with moving harden restructuring and getting that forty something million dollar contract out the book which is in bring deceived by the way you think about it. He moved both contracts rothe contracts. So you know. That's that's pretty big. You know to forty something made out of contracts. He's moved although we still have one with john wall people right now. There's only making twenty one million dollars yup so somewhere near where we officially. We're back in business. We can if we we don't have cat room. Were closer to being under the luxury tax. Yes now not so much this season but definitely next season so now win that bio market comes in and he was you know waving. We actually might be able to grab a person or two. That doesn't want to go to the lakers. That doesn't want to go to the leykis exactly so the nets this point. Yeah which could happen. It could very well happen. And maybe the rockets say. Hey we'll give all the depot thirty million dollars right now. Give you an extension right now. Four years thirty. Some million abbas kimball. That's still saved them. Fifteen million dollars. Yep so i'm okay with this. If they play a smart. Don't give you a big old anybo. If forty million dollars give him a modest thirty to thirty five over four you know let it let it be what it is. We're not doing. I know max deals or nothing like that. Don't do they call it a day. John wall victor depot. Eric gordon christian. Would you still got. Pj tucker you still got. You still got jason tate. And you got buggy. So i run it the way it is back. All you need to do is add one more big. Maybe a young guy cheap. That can do something. Yeah and run it. I like the people that we have. I liked david wa wa tate is good. I like macklemore when he's not heard. Let's just keep building. I like what he did the high starting to settle. But i'm really excited with what my man raphael dome shouts him. Hope that he likes you tweet especially after the waiver those comments and yeah. This is our breaking news talking about james harden trade. Make sure you likes subscribe. Give us a comment Give us your opinion about how you feel about this straight. You like it you love it. Hate it you despise it. I mean do you feel like you're team should have gotten it on his tray. What team do you go for. Let us know at beta box friends on twitter on facebook as well to in check out instagram. After give you more breaking news. i'm depressed. john. Gotti doc i god we'll keep doubling down the you piece. Not dealing with the usual riffraff here. I guess i have no choice..
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"mauri" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"So we'll see how that goes. We got hiromu fantasma. Oh for the i w cheap. E junior title taichi and zack sabre junior versus guerrillas of destiny for the tag titles kent versus a doshi kojima for the us championship challenge right certificate which i have a feeling this certificate could change hands like thirty times before that tied actually get offended. But that's another matter. Entirely takahashi in the great okon okada versus will spray and naito will be facing kota ebou she for the i w gp and the i w gp intercontinental titles. That is the show tonight. It starts at three. Am eastern midnight. Pacific obviously only six matches on the main show. So it's not going to go all night. We got two nights. We gotta do here but still you're probably looking at about three hour. Show here tonight. I would say any thoughts on the tonight. Show mike pretty excited for it When you have matches like naito bouche e okada nas spray. And i mean even hiromu and And fantasma i mean these are gonna be really great matches inside the ring. I'll be fascinating to see what they decide to do. For naito in a bucci. The seems to be for me metro much more. You can get at night though. It seems he gets a boo. She's time so we'll see who finishes up these next couple of days with the gp title. I think it's gonna be a boo. She but no matter what Either night or bucci against gay whites a great matchup no matter how you cut it inside the ring. It's probably going to be extremely good so you know it doesn't feel like your normal tokyo dome Two days or day. It's been two days since last year. So i guess that's going to be the norm now so it doesn't feel like it. It should because of the circumstances were under but hopefully they have. Some ambience in there hopefully feels like tokyo. Dome show it. Sounds like it and Certainly the match quality. We opened their night to which is to start matches kicking off dark matches. I don't think you're gonna see those on new japan world. We got four way for the provisional king of pro wrestling twenty twenty one trophy desperado. And yoshinobu can tomorrow verses to gucci and master till for the gp junior tag team titles shingo versus a jeff cobb for the never open weight title evil versus nada taiji she mauri versus the winner of the romeu verses el fantasma match and either nato or a bucci will be defending both of those belts against j white that his night to thank you. Mike was sure if you wanted to add about night to. What are you looking for here. What do you want me to say. J white against the winner. Like i said of naito and okada night to is going to be a great match because everybody in there is a great worker..
Optimal Living Daily
Why the Best Things in Life Are All Backwards by Mark Manson
"Why the best things in life are all backwards partout by mark, Manson, of Mark. Manson Don net. There's another curve one that you've probably never seen or heard of before this largely because I make a lot of it up that steep inverted Kerr. The inverted curve is the bizarro twilight zone curve where effort and reward have a negative correlation that is the more effort put into doing something the more you will fail to do it. Drown proofing exists on inverted curve the more you put into rising to the surface the more likely you'll be to fail at it. Similarly, the more you want to breathe the more likely you are to choke on a bunch of chlorinated water. But I know what you're thinking. So what Mark I've usually had too many Pinochle Ladas to even find the deep end of the pool much less buying my arms and legs and try to survive in it. Who gives it about inverted curves. Is. True. Few things in life functional an inverted curve but the few things that do are extremely important. In fact, I will argue that the most important experiences and goals in life all exist on an inverted curve. Effort and reward have a linear relationship when the action is mindless and simple effort and reward of a diminishing returns relationship when the action is complex and multi variant. On the action becomes purely psychological and experience that exists solely within our own consciousness the relationship between effort and reward becomes inverted. Pursuing happiness takes further away from it attempts at greater emotional control only remove us from it. The desire for greater freedom is often what causes us to feel trapped the need to be loved and accepted prevents us from loving and accepting ourselves. All this Oxley once wrote quote the harder we try with a conscious will do something the less we shall succeed proficiency and results come only to those who have learned the paradoxical art of doing and not doing or combining relaxation with activity and quote. The most fundamental components of our psychology are paradoxical does is because when we consciously try to create a state of mind, the desire for that state of mind creates different and often opposite state of mind from the one we're trying to create this is the backwards law explained in chapter one of the subtle art of giving. Desiring a positive experience is itself a negative experience? Accepting a native experience is a positive experience. But this extends to most if not all aspects of our mental health and relationships. Number one control the more we strive to control our own feelings impulses the more powerless we will feel army national life is unruly enough uncontrollable, and it's the desire to control. That makes it worse. Conversely, the more we accept our feelings and impulses, the more were able to direct them and process them. Number two freedom. The constant desire for more freedom ironically limits us in a number of ways. Similarly, it's by limiting ourselves by choosing committing to certain things in life that we truly exercise our freedom. Number three happiness trying to be happy makes us less happy. Accepting unhappiness makes us. Happy. Number four security trying to make ourselves feel as secure as possible generates more insecurity being comfortable with uncertainty is what allows us to feel secure Number five love. The more we try to make others love and accept us the less they will and more importantly the less we will love and accept ourselves. Number six respect the more we demand respect from others the last they will respect us the more we ourselves respect others the more they will come to respect us. Number seven trust the more we try to make people trust US less inclined they will be to do so the more we trust others the more they will trust us in return. Number eight confidence the more we try to feel confident the more insecurity in Zion. We will create the more we accept our faults the more comfortable we will feel in our own skin. Number nine change the more we desperately want to change ourselves the more we will always feel as though we are not not whereas the more we accept ourselves the more we will grow and evolve. Will be too busy actually doing cool to notice. Number ten meaning the Mauri pursue a deeper meaning or purpose lives. The more self obsessed shallow. We will become the more we try to add meaning to others lives the more profound impact we will feel. These internal set logical experiences exist on an inverted curve because they are both the cause and the effect of the same thing our minds. When he desire happiness, your mind is simultaneously the thing that desiring and the target of its own desires. When it comes to these lofty abstract existential goals. 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Diffused Congruence: The American Muslim Experience
Professor Mohammad Fadel Returns to Discuss the Current Political Climate
"BOCOM professor frontal a really happy to have you on I know you've been on the show in the past prior to when I joined when we had different co host, but I did over the weekend a that episode I think he was episode thirty, three, thirty, four from summer, two thousand sixteen, and I listened to it just to catch up and hear a little about Your your background and your points of view. Is a super interesting. kind of got me thinking of of all the craziness that that's happened. Since two thousand sixteen, right life has been crazy in general since maybe nine eleven you could say but We've kicked it into high gear since the trump election, and now of course everything that's going going on with the virus of macro level. But It's like I said it's been crazy year. And you explain the rise of trump through economics, and that really that really resonated with me. You were talking about how things have gotten global and whatnot, and because there's more supply and demand you talked about more more more supply of workers may be flat or left Earth's or lower demand of of of jobs in the capital, potentially for the for the lower class. things have only gotten worse right so. Do you see. Do you see that that pattern continuing and potentially leading to more and more extremism or are you? Are you hopeful? Well I mean. covid changed a lot of things. So I mean. So let me back up I. Guess Trump from the beginning. Began to charge reorient trade policies began posing lots of openly protectionist measures. And then Cova conflict celebrated that. And layer on top of that a certain kind of anti Chinese Stanton. That Kobe has reinforced. That was already pre existing. and. So now. Yeah was situation where there's a kind of broad consensus among the political class that something has to be done about China. Now it's not clear what that will mean. In terms of global trade, because the global trading system is highly dependent on Chinese purchase patient, but as you, you know just in the last few months atop has been ratcheting up the pressure on China Army Right now trae closing council it's. Posing greater greater sanctions on Chinese tech firms, etc, odds greater confrontations with China in the in the South China Sea among other things. and then coverted has caused a lot of people that make me. We need to bring back a lot of production of things back to the United States. Now I don't know how realistic that. Ambition is particularly if it's more than a few products that might be viewed as critical in the public health emergency. but the General Point that I made twenty sixteen I think about global economics remains the case today. That is of great benefit in the aggregate to the United States. Particularly United States but at the same time there are a lot of losers from globalization The trump response to bat has been to try to engage protectionism. In a in a certain sense kind of change, the terms of trade in a way that slanted the United States by imposing tariffs on trading partners now United States can get away without just an extent because the united. States has such a leading role in the global economy, no country. Wants to be excluded from the US market. So they are. Willing to go along, and there's very limited steps that they can take in the short term. To retaliate against the US, the problem is. Over the medium to long term. States wants to take that approach to global trade. It's likely that it's going to produce. Reactions, right! You might see a rise of different kind of trading bloc centered around China for example centered around Europe right in which other countries enter into our French trading relationships with each other. To protect themselves in the United States. You also see this going on with the role of the dollar. Nice, as has been very aggressive in using the role of the dollar as the world's reserve currency to impose sanctions, Willy Nilly, all over all over the world thereby effectively. Telling the rest of the world that if you want to trade with us, you can have to adopt our sanctions regimes. and so even places like the EU or trying to build out. Heyman systems that can bypass the dollar right so they can escape the kind of US stranglehold on the global, market! So our costs while twice as there are costs involved to trying to either export you use US economic our to impose its will in terms of geopolitics with the dollar or with Tariffs Charles. Trade. In order to protect US workers. There's a much easier route. which I would like to see A. Dog! And it's possible it could happen. If there's a large enough democratic featuring, remember namely we preserve the gains of the post. World War Two liberalize trading system, but combine it with a much higher level of taxation. That would allow the government to redistribute the gains from International Trade and compensate the losers. What we've had going on the United States since the Reagan Revolution is a double whammy to the working class in that. Global. Association has undermined security jobs on the one hand and I guess conservative. mark pro-market policies domestically destroyed the the welfare state internally. Right. And so. Yeah, you have cheap TV's. Education is unbelievably expensive. Helped expensive. Real estate is on XP. Unbelievably expensive right. So. The most fundamental goods are outside the reach of the average worker, even even professionals right. consumption goes are really cheap an audit it feels like the current administration is doing if you look at the two by two of of what you just laid out right like less less fairness, and Lester is redistribution, more fans, smartest redistribution, globalization versus nationalism that the current administration is going towards nationalism without fairness, and you want to go towards globalization, which is good for everybody in the long run plus Mauri, distribution and fairness. Strategy of trump and Publican party is to. Push back against globalization where the United States does not have apparently advantage by using tariffs. Right. And then imposing. Her fragile trading charms on its trading partners where it does. And then instead of we distribute Gel redistributionist policy to to. Income! WHAT THEY WANNA do is used tariffs to protect its France.
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
Monocle 24: The Menu
Hélène Darroze at the Connaught: Two-Michelin Star Restaurant Gets a Major Revamp
"The restaurant allender us at the casinos at historic hotel in Mayfair. The A two Michelin Star restaurant closed its doors earlier this year for full refurbishment and modernisation and it has just reopened after two months and how how much has changed. That's what we discussed with Helen when she visited me. Dory Oh studio one in fact two months while when the reshot shot because we changed a lot of things I we moved the kitchen. The kitchen is not in the same place. We moved everything you know what will we we used to have have a kitchen a- location the past. Reynoso one Marino's Owen sweet was everything was disconnected amongst the world kitchen of the not so we put everything together the Mauri the the hood section and the past three so and we move think and in place of the whole kitchen and now there is the chef's table so you can see everything moved and it was a big staff in fact so two months I think normally this kind of things should have been done inform- once but there are fifty to work on this refurbishment all day long and some night and during the weekend and we succeeded to do it in a short damn so what change in fact the dining room is a complete new dining room my icing you cannot recognize the other one you can and now we cannot even remember what what was the other one so the design up. Yovich is a new designer is that's not the one worked on the tawdry even years ago so is a French designer and we worked very closely together to bring a lot of elegance and immunity to this room so so that's what we try to do and and I can say that it's a completely new design ambiance and the yeah very different to each extent does the food change then whatever food after the I have my feelings of your food and that you cannot change from I started thirty years ago and and it will be like that all along my my chef life I will say and the philosophy is all about the product I am chef who always say that the story join the plate is not the chef but the product so I'm always think being a lot of attention to the product choose and I cook what I asked to. My sous chef is to be close down to the UK producer than we used to be. You know I'm French I came from and they came from or so from this region of France with she's the southwest and where we have amazing products Russell. It was easy for me to take the chicken from the southwest of France because it's all Michael checks tra- Dr Seuss chef now let's find the best of the chicken in the UK so and for many of the products like that I want to sauce my products from the UK restaurants ability to we have to be responsible on that and we have to work with what is around us and it doesn't make sense to bring taking crump from navision countries. You know we have a beautiful travelling in Scotland extra. Let's bring them and let them saw our Aristo said to work with the local product and producer and that's the objective is to have even if I also predicts still coming from myself and he goes that's my cultural