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As Barry and Bruce zip away, we see Wonder Woman and Alfred working hard in the Batcave, just before taking a break to enjoy some tea.

As Barry explains to Batman that he is mistaken about his abilities, Batman throws a Batarang at the Flash, which Barry then realizes who he's talking to.

As Barry walks into his living space, he notices Batman sitting in the corner, waiting for him to come home.

Eva begins replacing people with mirror duplicates, while Sue Dearbon and Ralph Dibny return with evidence to exonerate Sue of Eva's crimes, but, due to an explosion at McCulloch Technologies while obtaining the evidence, Ralph’s body was badly damaged. Though Eva convinces Barry he cannot win, the Original Harrison Wells comes to him and reminds him that he is the Paragon of Love. As Barry checks on Iris, he revives her with a spark while holding her hand. Barry and his team revive the original Speed Force with the latent speed force energy in Iris before he and Iris convince Eva to stand down. Showing remorse, Eva tries to stop her duplicates, but they become too powerful, so she joins forces with Barry and Iris to destroy them. After freeing her prisoners, Eva leaves for the Mirrorverse to start anew. Claiming that he can now perceive all of his life at once and travel freely through time and space, Harrison Wells decides to put himself in a time loop so he can live peacefully with his wife, Tess Morgan, while an exonerated Sue and a recuperating Ralph travel the world to stop other Black Hole-esque organizations. 18 hours earlier, when Barry and Iris revived the Speed Force, they unknowingly released four differently colored lightning bolts into the sky of Central City.

“Amy Farrow [is] a seasoned executive who lives at the center of customer-focused product and technology innovation,” Barry O'Reilly says. Amy is a collaborator, team builder, and problem solver at heart, traits that she brought to her former roles at Salesforce and Twitter, and which she continues to champion as the current Chief Information Officer of Lyft. Amy and Barry talk about the value of reflection and how to leverage learning to build a better organization, including what not to do in times of challenge or crisis. As Barry points out, this episode “is a fantastic podcast to understand the convergence of customer insights, technology, and product to create great experiences.” Learning From Customers “There’s what you see and then there’s what you don’t see. And often what you don’t see is more impactful than what you do see,” Amy remarks. She and Barry discuss the importance of learning about and directly from customers. In her early career, Amy didn’t really understand why this was so important. Her time at Salesforce in particular gave her a new perspective. Barry comments that customer discovery is part of building great products and delivering great service. If a customer has a problem, help them to solve it as best as you can and bring back what you learned to the team so you can improve the product. Building this type of culture ultimately becomes a competitive advantage, as it did for Salesforce. Keep Moving Forward Leveraging your team’s expertise in a crisis is critical; to do that you first have to bring people together and build trust in one another. Barry comments that high-performance teams feel free to make mistakes and to discuss them openly without laying blame. In this healthy culture, teams respond quicker and learn faster than the competition, he says. In a challenge or crisis, keep going forward, Amy adds. Take small steps toward solving the problem. She says that she tries to understand why the problem arose without laying blame. Instead, her focus is on studying the problem and finding ways to solve it with the help of her team. The Value of Reflection  Reflecting is hard work: Amy describes it as ‘cognitive load’ to constantly think about your actions. However, it’s critical work as it helps you to understand what is working and what you should do differently. “One bad pattern I see is this belief that you retrospect at the end... Why would you wait?” she remarks. You should reflect multiple times, including at the start of the year. Last year was tough for everyone, so she chose to reflect on her team’s accomplishments instead of the negatives. “We definitely learned from it, but I also just felt like people needed to let it go and move on from it more than any other year,” she tells Barry. Barry also shares an uplifting story about celebrating small wins. These small acts have a “profound impact on building team, on building trust, on role modeling ... just upping the bar in terms of the culture you want to create in the company,” he comments. Amy emphasizes that it’s important for leaders to take action on what they learn from these reflective exercises. Looking Ahead Barry asks Amy what she is excited about for the future. She describes two ongoing unlearning events in her personal life. Overall, she believes that the end of this year will be much better than the start. Her advice to listeners is to “Keep learning forward”. Take what we learned about work and life and apply them to make work better in the future. Read the rest of the show notes on BarryOReilly.com Resources Amy Farrow on LinkedIn

The band is back together! As Barry's Tampa Bay Bucs are now Super Bowl champs, it is fitting we do the 2021 Zoom thing and recap the big win as he joins myself and Ger from sunny Tampa. We also discuss the future for Ger's boy Carson Wentz as he faces the prospect of being traded out of Philly. This episode is dedicated to the Around The NFL Podcast's host Chris Wesseling who sadly passed away last week after a long battle with cancer, RIP Mailman. Breakdown: Wess Dedication - 1:00 SB55 Recap - 7:15 Where's Wentz going? - 34:40

As Barry and Aaron think about season three, drop them a note at islandidylls@gmail.com and let them know what you think of Island Idylls. Meanwhile, listen and enjoy! 

Blake Crouch talks his latest book "Recursion" Memory makes reality. That’s what New York City cop Barry Sutton is learning as he investigates the devastating phenomenon the media has dubbed False Memory Syndrome—a mysterious affliction that drives its victims mad with memories of a life they never lived. Neuroscientist Helena Smith already understands the power of memory. It’s why she’s dedicated her life to creating a technology that will let us preserve our most precious moments of our pasts. If she succeeds, anyone will be able to re-experience a first kiss, the birth of a child, the final moment with a dying parent. As Barry searches for the truth, he comes face-to-face with an opponent more terrifying than any disease—a force that attacks not just our minds but the very fabric of the past. And as its effects begin to unmake the world as we know it, only he and Helena, working together, will stand a chance at defeating it. But how can they make a stand when reality itself is shifting and crumbling all around them?

Barry Van Danzig is not successful by accident. An astute entrepreneur who built and lost a business early on in life, Barry picked himself up, reengineered his future and created a fabulous company that brought the wealth and success he deserved. As Barry approached his 50s he started to consider “What next?” The business was booming, robust and running smoothly. He started to think about retirement and the options open to him. In this first part of a two-part interview, Barry shares his personal story of the three options he considered for exiting his business and the rollercoaster ride he endured pursing option one – selling his business and sailing off into the sunset. With humour and humility, Barry explains the pitfalls he faced, the enormous challenge of making himself redundant and the difficulty of standing back and watching his ‘baby' destroyed by venture capitalists. Tune in to episodes 016 and 017 to hear Barry's inspiring personal story about his transition from business owner to retiree. Let's start with episode 16 on The Retirement Café Podcast.

On this week's The Flash Podcast, Andy Behbakht. Tatiana Hullender, and Swara Salih get together to review the fifth episode of Season 5, titled “All Doll'd Up.” As Barry and Iris team-up to deal with DC villain Rag Doll, Nora begins to learn more about her mother through Cecile. While that's going on, Caitlin and the rest of the team find new clues about her father. Throughout the discussion, they also read listener feedback and emails about “All Doll'd Up.” That and more on this week's episode of The Flash Podcast! THE FLASH “All Doll'd Up” — (8:00-9:00 p.m. ET) (TV-PG, LV) (HDTV) BARRY AND IRIS TEAM UP TO STOP A DANGEROUS META NAMED RAG DOLL —Nora (Jessica Parker Kennedy) lets something slip about the future that devastates Iris (Candice Patton). In an attempt to distract his wife, Barry (Grant Gustin) asks Iris to team up to stop a new meta, Rag Doll (guest star Troy James). Meanwhile, Caitlin (Danielle Panabaker) learns something about her father. Phil Chipera directed the episode written by Thomas Pound & Sterling Gates (#505). Original airdate 11/13/2018. Be sure to support the DC TV Podcasts Network through purchasing amazing gear-up, featuring your favorite DC TV heroes, on the network's TeePublic store. Last, but not least, follow the amazing platform Shethority on Twitter, Instagram, as well as their official website, created by the super-women of the Arrowverse! Find The Flash Podcast on: Social Media: Facebook – @TheFlashPodcast – Instagram – Google Play Subscribe: Apple Podcasts – Stitcher Radio – YouTube – DC TV Podcasts Contact: theflashpodcast@gmail.com  Support: TeePublic Store

This week on Brand Builder we have Barry Turner, the founder of Lenny and Larry’s. Barry is a bit of a Renaissance man - he's a former competitive bodybuilder and American Gladiator, turned protein cookie pioneer. He helped create the baked nutrition category back in 1993 when he and his then partner asked, “Why can’t we put the protein in this chicken breast… into that muffin?” Today, the Lenny and Larry’s effect is felt across the natural foods space. Protein-infused snacks are everywhere as consumers are beginning to understand the importance of high-quality protein to their overall health and nutrition. Barry and the brand's EVP Aaron Croutch joined us in the Brand Builder studio to talk about the origins of the protein cookie, why they never took on debt or raised capital, and their recent push to make Lenny and Larry’s a true consumer brand. As Barry puts it, it’s just your typical 25-year overnight success story.

"We Are The Flash" and we know that we must work together to stop the Enlightenment. But with only hours left before the Earth sinks into intellectual meltdown, they must rely on a very unexpected ally. Marlize DeVoe agrees to help the team but she'll need Cecile's help. Her mental abilities will allow Barry to enter Clifford's mind to find the good in him. But only until her baby is born. Then he may be trapped forever, which is exactly what the Thinker wants. As Barry tries to find what he needs in the mind of a madman, Marlize hides the team in pocket dimensions to avoid being caught by her husband. Cisco makes sure to bring Harry along, and despite having lost most of his ability to think, he still contributes important information that leads Barry to find something so important, that the villain's ultimate defeat may be at hand. Jay and Josh are the Flash on the season 4 finale of Scarlet Velocity: A Flash Podcast!

Another week, another big-budget superhero film. This time it's the sequel to one of Barry's favorite films of 2016, Deadpool 2. As Barry revels in the glory of Ryan Reynolds' barrage of joke regurgitation, Jairo attempts to subdue Barry's blind devotion and highlight the wonders of Zazie Beetz. MOVIES DISCUSSED THIS WEEK: Doctor Strange, Atomic Blonde, Friends With Kids, The Last Kingdom, 12 Strong, Deadpool 2 Give us a review on iTunes...even if you don't listen...please. Thanks. You can follow us on Twitter or Facebook. You can send us feedback to truebromancepodcast@gmail.com or search for us on Letterboxd or Google+...and don't forget to check us out and the rest of our cohorts at followingfilms.com. Special thanks to Le Goose for our intro music. Give them a like on Facebook or check out their website at www.thegooseband.com.

Welcome back Undergrounders! I hope the down time didn't Null your senses. DeVoe is still out there planning and thinking. It's time for team Flash to put in some work and find the next Bus meta. As Barry and Ralph butt heads in philosophies concerning finding them, Barry discovers Ralph's nonchalant attitude to be more than he can handle. Read More... The post CCU 108 – S4E17 – Null and Annoyed appeared first on Golden Spiral Media- Entertainment Podcasts, Technology Podcasts & More.

Barry Cook is a West Virginia native, a military veteran, and has been a seasoned forester for the last 45 years. Barry began his career as a logging superintendent and has slowly risen the ranks since then, starting his own company in 2005. He currently serves as the Director and State Forester of the West Virginia Division of Forestry. On the show, Barry shares lessons he learned as an impatient manager, the types of projects he's working on for the State and encourages young professionals to become bilingual.   Key Takeaways: [:55] A message from Leadership Nature. [1:40] A quick intro about Barry's background. [3:20]  How did Barry become interested in forestry? [5:05] When Barry was growing up in West Virginia, there was no game around where he lived. Why was that? [9:00] How did Barry get his first job in forestry? [11:45] Barry has never hired someone off the internet. He believes in face-to-face interactions. [12:55] What have been some of the more interesting jobs Barry has had over the years? [20:20] As Barry works with a lot of corporate and private sectors, does it make the work that he does more or less challenging as a State Forester? [24:45] Barry discusses some new and exciting projects that are happening in West Virginia right now. [28:05] What does Barry wish he'd learned sooner in his career? [33:25] Barry highly recommends that young managers take professional management training. There are a lot of restrictions on what you can and can't do these days; having someone by your side will help you not to get in trouble. [35:30] What advice does Barry have for retaining new talent? [40:55] Barry shares his thoughts and resources for those just entering the workforce. [44:15] Barry recommends two books! [50:00] You don't have to know everything to move into a new position.   Mentioned in This Episode: WVcommerce.org Barry on LinkedIn Swim with the Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive: Outsell, Outmanage, Outmotivate, and Outnegotiate Your Competition, by Harvey B Mackay Yeager: An Autobiography, by Chuck Yeager

This week, The Flash faces his toughest challenge yet - Relationship Counseling! As Barry tries to get back into the swing of things, he's forced to see that there's more to being The Flash than trying to fix everything himself. Cisco does his best to blow a date with Gypsy, and I try my damndest to explain women to Travis. All this, and a killer tech virus played by a guy in "The Katie Holmes One". Enjoy!

Community has always been a passion for BCB founder Barry Peters, who with his wife, Channie, will be leaving Bainbridge Island this fall to join their daughter and grandchildren in Denver, Colorado. It was that passion for Community that drove Peters, who moved to Bainbridge Island in 2001, to help found Sustainable Bainbridge in 2005, and to serve on the Bainbridge City Council from 2008 to 2011. But this podcast is about his years with Bainbridge Community Broadcasting, which he founded in May of 2014 specifically to help build community. BCB is the first community-focused podcasting organization in the country, and since its inception Barry has been responsible for establishing and equipping the necessary recording studios; setting up the web presence, hosting over 100 podcast interviews, and recruiting and managing additional volunteers who have collectively hosted over 575 community podcasts.  All of those podcasts have been focused on the people, organizations, issues and events of our local Bainbridge Island community. But who is Barry Peters? In this podcast BCB Tastes of Bainbridge producer Bob Ross interviews Barry to learn more about what led him to BCB -- and Bainbridge -- in the first place. Listen here and learn about Barry's early years in radio, the surprising decision he made on his first date with Channie -- who is BCB's most prolific podcast host -- and his hopes for the future, both for BCB and its new BARN family, and for his own adventures as an active grandparent of two irresistible granddaughters.  As Barry says in his interview, "It's a terribly poignant and difficult time for us to leave so many friends and so much that has been meaningful for us in our life here on Bainbridge, but the magnet of grandchildren is very powerful!" Though we here at BCB can understand the choice that Barry and Channie have made, we will definitely miss them, and wish them all the best in their new adventures. Credits: BCB host, Bob Ross; audio editor and social media publisher, Diane Walker.

“There’s often some confusion and conflict around personal branding.” It’s true. For whatever reason, some people and companies have trouble with this concept. But in the interconnected digital age, personal interaction and influence matters more and more for brands. Barry Feldman’s new book, The Road to Recognition, provides a handy reference guide for those building new personal brands as well as seasoned personal brands. We discussed all of this and more on this week’s episode of the On Brand podcast. About Barry Feldman Barry Feldman is a copywriter, content marketing strategist, digital marketing consultant, blogger, speaker, and podcaster. Barry is a voice of authority in personal branding, SEO, content marketing, copywriting, and social media marketing. He works with companies big and small all over the globe to plan and create content that matters, guiding clients in their efforts to drive more traffic, leads and sales via their digital marketing efforts. Barry’s “the marketer’s marketer,” providing creative direction to many of the world’s top martech brands, marketing service providers and digital media agencies. Barry publishes regularly on The Point at Feldman Creative and contributes to many of the world’s leading digital marketing publications. Episode Highlights “It can be scary to set your people free,” Barry noted while talking about concerns over personal branding. However, it’s a natural progression. Many had concerns about turning employees loose on social media. In both cases, the reward to the brand can be greater than the risk. It all started with an infographic. As Barry shared, the idea for The Road to Recognition started with an infographic he and co-author Seth Price developed on personal branding (below). However, they organized it in a unique way … The A to Z guide … Both the infographic and the book are organized alphabetically with a table of contents that leads with A is for Authenticity, B is for Blog, C is for Content and so on. Beyond being a handy organizational tool, this also makes the book easy to reference on the go. Need help with video for your personal brand? There’s a chapter on that. Need help with email? They’ve got that too. Who are some of Barry’s favorite personal brands? He mentioned Ann Handley, Michael Brenner, Brian Dean from Backlinko, and Andy Crestodina. I threw in Neil deGrasse Tyson as a favorite of mine for good measure. What brand has made Barry smile recently? Barry pointed us to Dollar Shave Club for their hard copy “Bathroom Minutes” newsletters that they send out with their shipments each month. He also smiles at Amazon for delivering exceptional customer service in spite of the size and scope of the company. To learn more, go to the Feldman Creative site or theroadtorecognition.com. As We Wrap … Before we go, I want to flip the microphone around to our community …Recently, Sean Carpenter gave us a shout on Twitter for our episode featuring Maker’s Mark Chairmen Emeritus Bill Samuels, Jr. Thanks for listening! Did you hear something you liked on this episode or another? Do you have a question you’d like our guests to answer? Let me know on Twitter using the hashtag #OnBrandPodcast and you may just hear your thoughts here on the show. Subscribe to the podcast – You can subscribe to the show via iTunes, Stitcher, and RSS. Rate and review the show – If you like what you’re hearing, head over to iTunes and click that 5-star button to rate the show. And if you have a few extra seconds, write a couple of sentences and submit a review. This helps others find the podcast. OK. How do you rate and review a podcast? Need a quick tutorial on leaving a rating/review in iTunes? Check this out. Remember – On Brand is brought to you by my new book — Get Scrappy: Smarter Digital Marketing for Businesses Big and Small. Order now at Amazon and check out GetScrappyBook.com for special offers and extras. Until next week, I’ll see you on the Internet!

When Wally relates his recent dreams of being Kid Flash, Barry reveals what happened to him during "Flashpoint". A metahuman H.R. nicknames "Shade" appears and murders a stockbroker. Caitlin reveals her powers to Cisco and has him "vibe" her to know her future. Cisco sees himself fighting Killer Frost, causing Caitlin to contemplate leaving for good. Alchemy begins summoning Wally to him, so the team locks him in the particle cells for his own safety. Meanwhile, Barry and the others stop Shade's next attack and capture him using meta-dampening handcuffs. Cisco tells everyone the truth about Caitlin, and Barry privately confesses to her that her powers came from him creating "Flashpoint". Wally volunteers to lead the team to Alchemy to capture the villain and stop the memories, which are physically injuring him. Barry, Joe and a S.W.A.T. team locate Alchemy and his followers and surround them. Another speedster, which only Barry can see, suddenly attacks them. As Barry fights it, Alchemy entices Wally to pick up his fallen energy weapon, which encases Wally in a crystal cocoon. Calling itself "Savitar", the speedster overpowers Barry and prepares to stab him.

Podcast: Play in new window | Download Synopsis: When Wally relates his recent dreams of being Kid Flash, Barry reveals what happened to him during “Flashpoint”. A metahuman H.R. nicknames “Shade” appears and murders a stockbroker. Caitlin reveals her powers to Cisco and has him “vibe” her to know her future, and Cisco sees himself fighting an evil Caitlin. Alchemy begins summoning Wally to him, so the team locks him up inside the Pipeline to keep him safe. Iris later prevents Wally from escaping after he becomes entranced by Alchemy. Meanwhile. Barry and the others stop the Shade’s next attack and capture him. After Cisco tells everyone the truth about Caitlin, Barry privately confesses to her that her powers came from his creating “Flashpoint”. A recovered Wally volunteers to lead the team to Alchemy. Barry, Joe and a S.W.A.T. team locate Alchemy and his followers and surround them. Another adversary, which only Barry can see, suddenly attacks them. As Barry fights it, Alchemy entices Wally to pick up his fallen energy weapon, which encases Wally in a crystal cocoon. Calling itself “Savitar, the god of speed”, the adversary pins Barry to the ceiling and prepares to kill him. Help out the show! Checkout beanfruit.com and used the code PODCAST for 5% off! Subscribe: iTunes – Satchel – RSS Social: @FlashTVTalk – Facebook Sponsor: SatchelPlayer.com Special thanks to Charlie Bock for our rocking outro music! Check out more of his work here: https://soundcloud.com/charliebock

Zoom comes to Barry and demands a race to determine who is faster, threatening to kill everyone Barry loves if he refuses. Wells realizes that Zoom stole a magnetar from Mercury Labs that will allow him to destroy every world in the multiverse if he and Barry can create enough energy from their race to power the device. When Barry refuses to back out, the team locks him in a containment cell for his own protection. The team develops their own successful plan to send Zoom back to Earth-2, but Joe is pulled in with him. On Earth-2, Zoom reveals to Joe that the man in the iron mask is the real Jay Garrick. Wally releases Barry to rescue Joe. Barry agrees to race Zoom if he returns Joe unharmed. As Barry and Zoom race, the magna tar begins to charge. However, Barry creates a time remnant of himself, who gives his life to stop the magna tar, while Barry takes out Zoom. Defeated, Zoom is then taken away by the Time Wraiths. The true Jay Garrick is revealed to be Henry's doppelgänger, which distresses Barry. Wells and Jesse return with Jay to Earth-2. Still feeling broken and defeated, Barry travels back in time and stops Reverse-Flash from killing his mother.

Podcast: Play in new window | Download Synopsis: Zoom comes to Barry and demands a race to determine who is faster, threatening to kill everyone Barry loves if he refuses. Wells realizes that Zoom stole a magnatar from Mercury Labs that will allow him to destroy every world in the multiverse if he and Barry can create enough energy from their race to power the device. When Barry refuses to back out, the team locks him in a containment cell for his own protection. The team develops their own successful plan to send Zoom back to Earth-2, but Joe is pulled in with him. On Earth-2, Zoom reveals to Joe that the man in the iron mask is the real Jay Garrick. Wally releases Barry to rescue Joe. Barry agrees to race Zoom if he returns Joe unharmed. As Barry and Zoom race, the magnatar begins to charge. However, Barry creates a time remnant of himself, who gives his life to stop the magnatar, while Barry takes out Zoom. Defeated, Zoom is then taken away by the Time Wraiths. The true Jay Garrick is revealed to be Henry’s doppelganger, which distresses Barry. Wells and Jesse return with Jay to Earth-2. Still feeling broken and defeated, Barry travels back in time and stops Reverse-Flash from killing his mother. Sponsor: Satchel Podcast Player Subscribe: iTunes – Satchel – RSS Social: @FlashTVTalk – Facebook Sponsor: SatchelPlayer.com Special thanks to Charlie Bock for our rocking outro music! Check out more of his work here: https://soundcloud.com/charliebock

As Barry adjusts to life without his powers, Wells decides to leave the lab to look for Jesse. Shortly after speaking with her, Wells is attacked and kidnapped by Griffin Grey, who demands that Wells find a cure for his metahuman abilities. Grey has superhuman strength, but he is also aging rapidly. Barry discovers that when Grey uses his super strength, he accelerates the aging process. Barry, Joe, and Cisco manipulate Grey into exerting his powers until he ages and dies as a weak, old man; his body then reverts back to its 18-year-old self. To fight Zoom, Wells offers to recreate the circumstances that gave Barry his speed. On Earth-2, Hunter tells Caitlin that he kidnapped her because he is in love with her. Caitlin encounters her doppelgänger, Killer Frost, who was captured by Zoom. Frost convinces Caitlin to help her escape, but then attempts to kill her. Zoom arrives and kills Frost, then warns Caitlin not to free the man in the iron mask. Later, Zoom decides to conquer other the Earths in the multiverse, and he takes Caitlin with him back to Earth-1.

The Wheel of Time TV Series. Um. OK. https://plus.google.com/103674399065634804648/posts/1aeEKJiqdeF Authorized Sega Genesis ROM hacks now available in Steam Workshop http://www.polygon.com/2016/4/28/11530338/sega-genesis-rom-hacks-steam-workshop-mega-drive-hub Social media blamed as Alberta's gonorrhea rates rise 80 per cent and syphilis rates double http://www.calgaryherald.com/health/social+media+blamed+alberta+gonorrhea+rates+rise+cent/11878722/story.html After Netflix crackdown on border-hopping, Canadians ready to return to piracy http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/netflix-piracy-content-vpn-1.3548476 A Song of Ice and Data': students create death prediction software for Game of Thrones http://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/video/2016/apr/21/a-song-of-ice-and-data-students-create-death-prediction-software-for-game-of-thrones-video Karl Urban Wants To Do A Dredd Series For Netflix Or Amazon Prime http://comicbook.com/2016/04/23/karl-urban-wants-to-do-a-dredd-series-for-netflix-or-amazon-prim/ Robert Downey Jr. officially joins the cast of “Spider-Man: Homecoming” http://www.insidethemagic.net/2016/04/robert-downey-jr-officially-joins-the-cast-of-spider-man-homecoming/ Dystopian Rabbit Masterpiece Watership Down Returns as a New Animated Series http://io9.gizmodo.com/dystopian-rabbit-masterpiece-watership-down-returns-as-1773577647?rev=1461850876740&utm_campaign=socialflow_io9_facebook&utm_source=io9_facebook&utm_medium=socialflow Arrow - "Beacon of Hope" and "Eleven-Fifty-Nine" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Arrow_episodes#Season_4_.282015.E2.80.9316.29 Brie Larvan orchestrates her release from prison and travels to Star City in search of the bio-mechanical chip that is being used to allow Felicity to walk. Brie attacks Palmer Tech, holding the board hostage until Felicity turns herself over. Curtis tracks down Oliver's hideout, discovering his secret in the process, so that he can offer his help to the team to save Felicity, her mother, and Thea. The team arrives at Palmer Tech, but Oliver is stung by one of Brie's robotic bees. Back at the hideout, Curtis realizes the sting actually implanted a bee within Oliver and it is replicating itself. Laurel uses her Canary Cry to disrupt the frequency controlling the bees to save Oliver. Felicity is able to evacuate the board members, while Brie reveals she is after the chip because she has a tumor that is going to leave her paralyzed. Curtis develops a virus to shut down the bees, which works and uses them to stop Brie. In flashbacks, Oliver goes after Reiter who reveals that the idol has already started to grant him mystical powers. As his powers dwindle, Reiter escapes into the tunnels. Andy Diggle tells his brother that he was approached by Malcolm about a plan to break Darhk out of prison. Oliver and Diggle foil H.I.V.E.'s plan, but it turns out to be a ruse designed to let Malcolm and League followers invade the bunker and steal Darhk's idol. The team attempts to locate Malcolm, with Andy providing intel. Malcolm delivers the idol to Darhk, but it will not work because it is incomplete. Diggle reveals to Andy that he personally hid the missing piece in another location. Oliver does not trust Andy and confronts him; Diggle interrupts the interrogation and sides with his brother. Darhk orchestrates a prison riot, and the team sets out to stop him, with Andy joining them. However, when the team reaches Darhk, Andy turns on them and gives Darhk the missing piece to his idol. With his powers restored, Darhk stabs Laurel as revenge upon Captain Lance before escaping with Malcolm, Andy, and several inmates. Laurel later dies at the hospital. In flashbacks, Oliver helps the island prisoners escape and sets off a bomb to bury Reiter and keep him from leaving the tunnels. Flash - "Flash Back" and "Versus Zoom" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_The_Flash_(2014_TV_series)_episodes#Season_2_.282015.E2.80.9316.29 Barry travels back in time to when Hartley Rathaway attacked the team, and changes places with his past self in order to have Dr. Harrison Wells/Eobard Thawne help him solve the Speed Force equation. However, after a Time Wraith follows Barry to the past, Eobard deduces Barry's deception and attempts to kill him. Barry is able to convince Eobard that his plan succeeds in the future, but that in order to maintain it, he must help Barry become faster. The wraith comes to the lab, where Caitlin and Cisco are forced to accept help from a captured Hartley to deter the wraith. Afterward, the Barry from the current time arrives, forcing an explanation of the time travel event. Eobard provides the future Barry with the information needed to solve the formula, so that he can return to his time. Before he leaves, Barry tells Caitlin and Cisco to find a way to stop the wraith. As Barry prepares to make the jump through time, the wraith arrives, which forces the past timeline's Barry to intervene, so that his future self can return. Back in his time, Barry is confronted by the wraith again, but a reformed Hartley arrives with his sonic gauntlets and defeats the wraith. Years earlier on Earth-2, a young Hunter Zolomon watches as his father murders his mother and is subsequently sent to the local orphanage. In present day, Barry tests the tachyon accelerator and is able to enhance his speed four times greater than normal. Barry decides to re-open a breach back to Earth-2, and he believes that Cisco's powers are the key to opening the portals. Meanwhile, Wells recounts how the particle accelerator explosion on his Earth created Zoom, an adult Zolomon, a convicted serial killer who was receiving electroconvulsive therapy during the explosion. Cisco opens a breach and Zoom immediately comes through, chasing Barry back to S.T.A.R. Labs. There, Barry uses images of Zoom's parents as a distraction to trap him, but Zoom manages to escape. Zoom kidnaps Wally and demands Barry's speed in exchange for Wally's life. Barry agrees, so Wells siphons all of his speed force, leaving Barry powerless. Zoom injects the speed force into himself, and he kidnaps Caitlin with his enhanced speed, before escaping.

Barry travels back in time to when Hartley Rathaway attacked the team, and changes places with his past self in order to have Dr. Harrison Wells/Eobard Thawne help him solve the Speed Force equation. However, after a Time Wraith follows Barry to the past, Eobard deduces Barry's deception and attempts to kill him. Barry is able to convince Eobard that his plan succeeds in the future, but that in order to maintain it, he must help Barry become faster. The wraith comes to the lab, where Caitlin and Cisco are forced to accept help from a captured Hartley to deter the wraith. Afterward, the Barry from the current time arrives, forcing an explanation of the time travel event. Eobard provides the future Barry with the information needed to solve the formula, so that he can return to his time. Before he leaves, Barry tells Caitlin and Cisco to find a way to stop the wraith. As Barry prepares to make the jump through time, the wraith arrives, which forces the past timeline's Barry to intervene, so that his future self can return. Back in his time, Barry is confronted by the wraith again, but a reformed Hartley arrives with his sonic gauntlets and defeats the wraith.

Podcast: Play in new window | Download Synopsis: Barry travels back in time to when Hartley Rathaway attacked the team, and changes places with his past self in order to have Dr. Harrison Wells/Eobard Thawne help him solve the Speed Force equation. However, after a Time Wraith follows Barry to the past, Wells deduces Barry’s deception and attempts to kill him. Barry is able to convince Wells that his plan succeeds in the future, but in order to maintain it he must help Barry become faster. The wraith comes to the lab, where Caitlin and Cisco are forced to accept help from a captured Hartley to deter the wraith. Afterward, the Barry from the current time arrives, forcing an explanation of the time-travel event. Wells provides the future Barry with the information needed to solve the formula so that he can return to his time. Before he leaves, Barry gives Caitlin and Cisco instructions to find a way to stop the wraith. As Barry prepares to make the jump through time, the wraith arrives, which forces the past timeline’s Barry to intervene so his future self can return. Back in his time, Barry is confronted by the wraith again, but Hartley arrives with his sonic gauntlets and defeats the wraith. Sponsor: Satchel Podcast Player Subscribe: iTunes – Satchel – RSS Social: @FlashTVTalk – Facebook Sponsor: SatchelPlayer.com Special thanks to Charlie Bock for our rocking outro music! Check out more of his work here: https://soundcloud.com/charliebock

Barry Moore shares his insights about niches after failing through his first online business. As Barry's first business failed, he learned the importance of defining your niche, testing your product, and the opportunity to scale. Here's what we cover in this show: How Barry's first business folded because his market was too large. What he meant when he said you have to "Be that guy." When you target a niche, how to hyper-target in that niche. How to niche down. Why you want to niche down before you go after everyone. The problem that happens when you give too much information to your customer at once. How Barry uses a podcast to build his business. Why Barry said, "Nobody wants to get on a plane with a creative pilot." How he tested a niche that's underserved and on an upward growth curve? What the reality is in marketing automation. How Barry put his first course together in a weekend. Why that speed to market is important. How to quickly test a market for a warm indication of customer’s interest. Why gave himself 6 months to validate and confirm assumptions before about what his customers want and need. How Barry brings his knowledge as a pilot to keep his business on course. Why he said, "Make sure you're building a business you want to be in." Download this show's 1-Page Quick Action sheet to help you with your 'freedom business,' as Barry calls it. Enjoy the show.

As Barry begins to relive the previous day, Dr. Wells realizes what happened and warns Barry not to change any event for fear that he will create a bigger problem as the universe balances itself. Barry does not listen and instead captures Mark Mardon before he can kidnap Joe. Meanwhile, Leonard Snart and Mick Rory return to Central City. Leonard sends his sister Lisa after Cisco, whom they force to rebuild the cold and heat guns, and a third gun for Lisa that turns people into gold, under threat that they will kill Cisco's brother. Barry realizes that Dr. Wells was right, and his actions have resulted in Cisco's kidnapping and Iris rejecting his romantic advances. Cisco returns and reveals that Leonard tortured his brother until Cisco revealed the Flash's true identity. Barry goes after the Snarts, and the two develop an uneasy truce: Snart will not reveal Barry's identity, will no longer kill innocent people, and stay away from Barry's friends in exchange for Barry not locking him away in the particle accelerator. The Reverse-Flash kills a local reporter and destroys evidence linking Dr. Wells to the death of Simon Stagg. The reporter's vanishing causes Barry to think Joe might be right about Dr. Wells.

Fellow speedsters and Flash fans, join us as we react to the latest episode of the Fastest Man Alive, "Revenge of The Rogues"! Episode Summary: "As Barry is struggling to train his speed in order to beat Reverse Flash, his old friend, Captain Cold, returns to Central City with the help of a new villain, Heat Wave." Video Cast http://youtu.be/bsvr99Itoe4 Links Subscribe and Follow Us * Subscribe to our YouTube channel * Christopher Schmitt on Twitter The post The Flash “Revenge of the Rogues” appeared first on Talking After the Show.

As Barry works on improving his speed through various training exercises, Leonard Snart returns to Central City with the freeze gun and a new partner, Mick Rory, to set a trap for the Flash. Barry discovers his plan, and agrees with Dr. Wells to not engage Snart in the hope that he goes away and no one gets hurt like the last time. When the Flash fails to show, Snart and Rory, who now has a gun that can emit absolute hot temperatures, kidnap Caitlin to force Barry out of hiding. Cisco and Barry realize that if they can get Snart and Rory to cross the streams of their respective weapons it will cancel out the effects. The Flash meets Snart and Rory in the middle of a city for a showdown, exposing himself to the media. After multiple failed attempts, Barry eventually gets them to cross the streams with Eddie's help, successfully damaging the weapons and disabling the criminal pair. While in transport to Iron Heights Prison, Snart and Rory are broken out by Snart's sister. Meanwhile, Caitlin investigates the cause of Ronnie's transformation.

“Things You Can’t Outrun” Episode Description: As the police investigate the murder of one of the city’s crime families, Barry suspects that the killer may by a metahuman who can control poison gases. As Barry and Joe work to discover the killer’s identity, Dr. Wells and his team work to retrofit the particle accelerator into a prison specifically for metahumans. This brings up difficult feelings and memories for Dr. Snow, whose fiancé, Ronnie Raymond, was killed when the accelerator exploded. Following another murder, Barry locates the killer, Kyle Nimbus, but is unable to subdue him. Barry discovers that Kyle does not control gases, but literally transforms his body into them. The team learn that Joe is Kyle’s next target, and Barry races to Iron Heights Prison in time to save Joe’s life. Barry forces Kyle to overexert himself so that Barry can apprehend him without Kyle turning into mist. The team lock Kyle into a custom cell that is able to keep him from escaping. In a flashback to when the accelerator explodes, Dr. Wells is seen going into his hidden room and viewing a surveillance of Barry getting struck by lightning his lab. News: The Flash gets a full season Subscribe – iTunes – Stitcher Social – @FlashTVTalk – Facebook Sponsor – Super Hero Stuff – The Brogues

Is there such a thing as too much choice? In The Paradox of Choice: Why More is Less – How the Culture of Abundance Robs Us of Satisfaction (Harper Perennial, 2005), author Barry Schwartz answers with a resounding yes. Though some choice is healthy and necessary, Barry argues that in modern society, we are overwhelmed with them, leading us to feel dissatisfied and sometimes even unable to make a decision at all. The dominant view that the market will provide and enable people to get that they want in life is illusory, as human beings are not as rational as we think we are, and our subjective experience of an event does not always correlate with how objectively “good” it is. In this podcast, Barry also talks about how some people, who he calls maximizers, end up suffering more from the overabundance of choices in our society, for these people always strive to make the very best decision in order to have the very best. This leads to paralysis, overanalyzing, and ultimately, to overall dissatisfaction. What makes us happy, he argues, is not to strive for the very best, but to be content with the good enough. As Barry states, “I think that in modern America, we have far too many options for breakfast cereal and not enough options of president.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Is there such a thing as too much choice? In The Paradox of Choice: Why More is Less – How the Culture of Abundance Robs Us of Satisfaction (Harper Perennial, 2005), author Barry Schwartz answers with a resounding yes. Though some choice is healthy and necessary, Barry argues that in modern society, we are overwhelmed with them, leading us to feel dissatisfied and sometimes even unable to make a decision at all. The dominant view that the market will provide and enable people to get that they want in life is illusory, as human beings are not as rational as we think we are, and our subjective experience of an event does not always correlate with how objectively “good” it is. In this podcast, Barry also talks about how some people, who he calls maximizers, end up suffering more from the overabundance of choices in our society, for these people always strive to make the very best decision in order to have the very best. This leads to paralysis, overanalyzing, and ultimately, to overall dissatisfaction. What makes us happy, he argues, is not to strive for the very best, but to be content with the good enough. As Barry states, “I think that in modern America, we have far too many options for breakfast cereal and not enough options of president.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/psychology

Is there such a thing as too much choice? In The Paradox of Choice: Why More is Less – How the Culture of Abundance Robs Us of Satisfaction (Harper Perennial, 2005), author Barry Schwartz answers with a resounding yes. Though some choice is healthy and necessary, Barry argues that in modern society, we are overwhelmed with them, leading us to feel dissatisfied and sometimes even unable to make a decision at all. The dominant view that the market will provide and enable people to get that they want in life is illusory, as human beings are not as rational as we think we are, and our subjective experience of an event does not always correlate with how objectively “good” it is. In this podcast, Barry also talks about how some people, who he calls maximizers, end up suffering more from the overabundance of choices in our society, for these people always strive to make the very best decision in order to have the very best. This leads to paralysis, overanalyzing, and ultimately, to overall dissatisfaction. What makes us happy, he argues, is not to strive for the very best, but to be content with the good enough. As Barry states, “I think that in modern America, we have far too many options for breakfast cereal and not enough options of president.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Is there such a thing as too much choice? In The Paradox of Choice: Why More is Less – How the Culture of Abundance Robs Us of Satisfaction (Harper Perennial, 2005), author Barry Schwartz answers with a resounding yes. Though some choice is healthy and necessary, Barry argues that in modern society, we are overwhelmed with them, leading us to feel dissatisfied and sometimes even unable to make a decision at all. The dominant view that the market will provide and enable people to get that they want in life is illusory, as human beings are not as rational as we think we are, and our subjective experience of an event does not always correlate with how objectively “good” it is. In this podcast, Barry also talks about how some people, who he calls maximizers, end up suffering more from the overabundance of choices in our society, for these people always strive to make the very best decision in order to have the very best. This leads to paralysis, overanalyzing, and ultimately, to overall dissatisfaction. What makes us happy, he argues, is not to strive for the very best, but to be content with the good enough. As Barry states, “I think that in modern America, we have far too many options for breakfast cereal and not enough options of president.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices