Podcasts about dinars

Hadrat Abdullah ibn Amr ibn Al Aas (ra) Session 27 Divine Weeping Weeping due to The Fear of Allah SWT leads to... Not being punished on The last Day, The Fire of Hell becomes unlawful, For the sake of weeping, others in the gathering are forgiven, Ultimate laughter in The Gardens of Eden. Allah SWT is very close to the one whose heart is broken (Haakim). Abdur Rehmaan ibn Auf's (ra) eyes did not overflow with tears but his heart did (Abu Nuaym Al Hillyah). A group of Yemini's weep in the presence of Abu Bakr (ra), he said, 'Thus we were before then we became strong and tranquil through the knowledge of Allah SWT' (Ibn Abee Shaibah). To me, shedding a tear in Divine fear is better than giving 1000 Dinars in charity (Baihaqi).

0:00- Intro, Should Allen Watch The Wolf of Wall Street, Rest Is Resistance, Song Exploder Live breakdown9:03- "ACAFPB" discussion begins35:20- "A Fistful of Dinars" discussion begins1:00:30- Chatzums segment Magellan's Substack newsletterTwitter/XTwitchChatzumsEmail: chatzpod@gmail.comOur main podcast feed art was done by Camilla Franklin, whose work can be found at https://camillafranklin.myportfolio.com/

Alice and Kris discuss Xena's escape room hobby, Ancient Greek hair salons, and what aspects of the episode are the most like "Saltburn".

Real News Live presents; "Free Reading Friday" with host Mike Bara and psychic-medium Jennifer Fallaw-Doering! The latest news, current events and more plus free psychic readings!

This week we talk about the general direction of Mythic Plus, how it's evolved in Shadowlands Season 4, and where it looks to be going in Dragonflight. This discussion covers general themes around dungeon timers, where the difficulty lies in the keystones as the level scales up, and the affix system in general! We also talk about the Dinar system - how it's felt so far and how it can be carried forward into future seasons. 0:00 Intro 13:37 Direction of Mythic Plus 46:51 Tip of the Week 51:08 Dinars 1:02:24 Patreon 1:08:20 Q&A Check out our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/titanforge Come join our Discord: https://discord.gg/6BcJ3Tu Music: Take a Chance by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4457-take-a-chance License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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Abdur Rahman Ibn Auf (ra) session 47. Sayidul Muslimeen. 4 angels visit Abdur Rahman (ra). 32 AH, Abdur Rahman (ra) departs the world at 75 years of age. 100 Badri's are given 400 Dinars each and the Mother's of the faithful are bequeathed property.  Alee (ra), O Son of Auf (ra) you received a large portion from the world but was saved from being lost in it. A short bio of Abdur Rahman (ra).

Real News Live presents; "Tell the Truth Wednesday" with host Mike Bara and psychic-medium Jennifer Fallaw-Doering! The latest news, current events and more plus free psychic readings!

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Soroll Lleida (16/12/2021) MODESTO RIBES (Restaurant La Masia): "Hem tingut anul·lacions massives" de sopars i dinars d'empresa.

FlimFlam and Wonko review A Fistful of Dinars, the most Indiana Jones-y episode of Xena until the season 2 Indiana Jones episode. Featuring Wonko's best efforts at suggesting ways the plot could have made more sense and, for some reason, David Cameron's sleazy lobbying issues (since superseded by Boris Johnson's sleazy wallpaper issues.)

Currencies vary from location to location and change over time. Our mishna addresses the evolution of the nature and value of the "Half Shekel" donation.

Sundiata Keitha & Mansa Musa waren einst die mächtigsten und reichsten Männer ihrer Zeit. Mansa Musa war so reich, er verschenkte bei seiner Haddsch nach Mekka soviel Gold, dass er eine massive Inflation auslöste und den Wert des Ägyptischen Dinars auf Jahre ruinierte. Beide haben eines gemeinsam sie waren einst Herrscher Malis. Der Kontrast zwischen dem was wir über Mali wissen – in der Regel verdammt wenig - und was Mali für eine fundamentale Rolle in der Weltgeschichte gespielt hat ist groß. Kein Wunder, dass Carlo bei seiner Ankunft in Mali vollkommen überwältigt ist. Ein Land dessen Bewohner man unterstellt die gastfreundschaftlichsten der Welt zu sein, strotzt nur so vor Geschichte und Kultur und nimmt ihn in den Bann wie kaum ein anderes Land. In dieser Ausgabe der Travelcouch, geht es Ausnahmsweise etwas weiter weg von den Wellen und Meer, aber dafür ihnen in eines der schönsten Länder der Welt. Wir begegnen jungen Geschäftsleuten in Bamako und tauchen ein in das Nachtleben der Hauptstadt des Landes, welche zu Füßen des gigantisch anmutenden Nigers liegt, einem der größten Flüsse der Welt.Später treffen wir Europäische Soldaten in einer Kaserne bei Segou und fliegen mit einem selbstgebauten Leichtflugzeug über den Sahel. Zum krönenden Abschluss, besichtigen wir das größte Lehmgebäude der Welt, die Moschee in Djenne. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Xena, Gabrielle, and two guys they don't trust go on a real Indiana Jones-style adventure to find the Lost Treasure of the Sumerians, not because she wants the treasure, but because she… uhh… doesn't want anyone to become a god, maybe? Who can say.

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St Pope Mark, 49th Pope of Alexandria (EDITED / RECORDED)On the 22nd day of the Coptic month of Baramouda we celebrate the life of St Mark, the 49th Pope of Alexandria.Mark was from Alexandria, and he was an honorable and educated man. The pope of Alexandria at the time, Pope John, ordained him a deacon for he was an eloquent speaker. His voice was sweet and all those who heard him rejoiced in him. The Pope handed him the administration of the papal place, and he did nothing without his advice. When Pope John put on him the garb of monks in the monastery, one of the elder monks shouted saying: "This deacon whose name is Mark shall, rightly and fittingly sit upon the throne of his father Mark, the Evangelist."When Pope John departed, the bishops unanimously agreed to choose Mark as the next Patriarch. He fled to the desert, but they caught up with him, brought him back, and enthroned him Patriarch on the 2nd day of Amshir, in 799 A.D..He tended to the church’s needs, and restored those that were in a ruinous state. He returned many of the heretics back to the Orthodox faith, healed many of the sick, and cast out many with devils. Telling them: "What happened to you was because you dared to partake of the Holy Mysteries with irreverence, so keep yourselves henceforward from the evil words that come out of your mouth."In his days, the Muslim Arabs conquered the Greek Isles, captured many of their women and children, brought them to Alexandria, and started to sell them. The Pope gathered money from the believers, and was able to pay three thousand Dinars to save and free them. He wrote for them bills of manumission and set them free. He provided those who wished to return to their country with whatever they needed, and those who wished to stay, he gave them in marriage and protected them. He restored the church of the Redeemer in Alexandria. But evil and possessed men came and burned it down. So Mark restored it again.When the Lord willed to give him rest, he became sick. He prayed the Divine Liturgy, partook of the Holy Mysteries, bid the bishops that were there farewell and then departed in peace. He sat on the See for 20 years, 2 months and 21 days.Lessons from this storyI think if I was to give a title to Saint Mark, 49th Pope of Alexandria, I would call him the restorer. Not just for his unwavering persistence in rebuilding the church of the Redeemer, but early on we read that he restored many to the faith. Some who had become heretics, while also restoring many back to purity.Restoration of anything requires patience and a tedious attention to detail. Many of us today have seen TV shows where a person is restoring a car, a house or an artifact back to its original glory. That is truly a patience and careful person. Sure the show’s glam over the tediousness of the tasks, as they do not want to lose their audience, showing only certain highlights until it is fully restored. But returning anything to its original glory can not be captured in a 30 minute TV show.I had an occasion to visit the vatican on a rare house tour. One of the rooms was displaying certain arts that were in various stages of restore. Paintings, sculptures, trinkets, frescos, etc. I asked the curator what the duration was, and he mused, pointing to one of the paintings “Not in my lifetime will it be finished.”St Mark spent his life restoring souls, just as the Creator gave His life to restore us back to our original glory as well.PrayerOh Father helps us always appreciate the many gifts you give us each and every day. Help us also appreciate the sacrifice you made for us and guide us when the time comes that we too may help restore someone back to you. May the prayers of St Abba Mark the Restorer, 49th Pope of Alexandria be with us all, Amen.

This is a story about the people that came before us, amongst them were two men from the Children of Israel who were partners and who are included in the meaning of this verse of The Holy Qur’an. Abu Ja‛far Ibn Jarir recorded that Furat bin Tha‛labah Al-Bahrani said concerning the verse, (Verily, I had a companion The Holy Quran Chapter 57 Verse 51). “There were two men who were partners and had collected eight thousand Dinars. One of them had a craft and the other did not. The one who had a craft said to the other, ‘You do not have a craft, so I think I will divide the money with you and leave you.’ So he left him. Then the first man bought a house, belonging to a king who had died, for the price of one thousand Dinars. He called his companion and showed him the house saying, ‘What do you think of this house I bought it for one thousand Dinars.’ He said, ‘How beautiful it is.’ When he went out he said, ‘O Allah, this companion of mine has bought this house for one thousand Dinars; I ask You for one of the houses of Paradise — and he gave one thousand Dinars in charity.’ Then as much time passed as Allah willed should pass. The first man married a woman with a dowry of one thousand Dinars, and invited his companion and made food for him. When he came, he said, ‘I have married this woman with a dowry of one thousand Dinars.’ He replied, ‘How beautiful this is.’ And when he left, he said, ‘O Lord, my companion has married a woman with a dowry of one thousand Dinars; I ask you for a wife from among houris of jannah ( beautiful fairy from paradise) — and he gave one thousand Dinars in charity. Then as much time passed as Allah willed should pass. Then the first man bought two gardens for two thousand Dinars, then he called his companion and showed them to him. He said, ‘I have bought these two gardens for two thousand Dinars.’ He replied, ‘How beautiful this is.’ When he came out, he said, ‘O Lord, my companion has bought two gardens for two thousand Dinars; I ask you for two gardens in Paradise’, and he gave two thousand Dinars in charity. Then the angel of Death came to them took their souls in death. He took the one who had given his money in charity and put him in a house that he liked. There, there was a woman who was so beautiful that the ground shinned under her, then he (the angel) took him to two gardens and gave him other things which are known only to Allah. The man said, ‘This is like a man who has such and such.’ The angel said, ‘That is exactly what it is; this house, these gardens and this wife are all for you.’ The man said, ‘I had a companion who used to say: Are you among those who believe?’ It was said to him, ‘He is in Hell.’ He said, ‘Will you look down’ So he looked down and saw him in the midst of Hell. At this, he said: (By Allah! You have nearly ruined me. Had it not been for the grace of my Lord, I would certainly have been among those brought forth (to Hell))” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jannah-firdaus-mediapro/message

In this episode we travel with Xena, Gabby, and two 90's hair innovators to find the treasures of ancient Sumer and the strawberry jello mold of eternal life! MEANWHILE Hayley researches ancient Sumer, and Justine researches Ambrosia!Follow us!IG @IATOAG_TheXenaPodcastFB @ IATOAGTheXenaPodcastLike what we're doing? Rate, subscribe, and review on your preferred podcast platform!For exclusive content check out our Patreon: www.patreon.com/IATOAGTheXenaPodcast

A refrigerator cost in Baghdad in 1980 was 100 Dinars what if you bought Apple Stock instead of that frig? How much in investment would've had by now? في عام ١٩٨٠ في بغداد كان سعر الثلاجة ١٠٠ دينار عراقي ماذا لو الوالد ابو انس اشترى اسهم في شركة ابل بدل الثلاجة كم كانت ستكون ارباحه من الاسهم في ال ٢٠١٩؟ ----------------------- روابط التطبيقات التي تكلمنا عنها بالبودكاست تطبيق الاستثمار https://acorns.sjv.io/zengeen جهاز عن طريقة تغيرون عالم شبكات الانترنت وتجنون عن طريقة بتكوين http://fbuy.me/nr0UH قناة ابو انس https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChYoxmLNP7u3u-J6GatoWLQ قناة زنكين للبث المباشر https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuKYdhaKACkpGeSzKfc4dtg

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Dans ce nouvel épisode de Startup Story, nous avons invité Khalil Talbi président du Syndicat du commerce électronique et de la vente à distance (UTICA), il nous a dressé un état des lieu du secteur e-commerce en Tunisie ainsi que ses limites. Nous avons également invité Firas El Hedhili, pour parler du Hackathon sur le Diabète. En plus des rubriques habituelles Spootnik News powered by tdiscount.tn, ainsi que Startup News. Producteurs : Marwen Dhemayed et Walid Naffati Producteur exécutif : Walid Naffati Enregistrement dans les studios de Jawhara FM Production : StreamingHD

Former CIA Analyst and Whistleblower, John Kiriakou on Wikileaks, the War Movement and Russiagate! Plus how the banks are linked to War, an interview with a Starbuck witness, how MSNBC is a Corporate shill and so much more!

Former CIA Analyst and Whistleblower, John Kiriakou on Wikileaks, the War Movement and Russiagate! Plus how the banks are linked to War, an interview with a Starbuck witness, how MSNBC is a Corporate shill and so much more!

Join Dany, Catherine, and Shanti as they talk about some revealing information of Xena's past, a little Indiana Jones action, and how next week the podcast will be taking a break while 2 of them are at ClexaCon and one is at Wrestlemania.      Follow us on Twitter: Twitter:  @SubtextChakrams Dany: @XanDany Catherine: @Cmeushaw Shanti: @Rashantittty    email us at subtextandchakrams@gmail.com

Warriors, Bards N' Brews Podcast: A Fistful of Dinars. Chloe and Sara muse over the exact mechanics of ambrosia.

This week, we go a questing for the treasure of the sumerians, and join up with a warlord, an assassin, and some highly questionable in hindsight relationships with Xena: Warrior Podcasts Episode 14: A Fistful of Dinars!   Come for Xena, stay for Meg's angry rant about wimpy kids.   Mount Olympus is an episode by episode review of the smash 90s television programs "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" and its spinoff "Xena: Warrior Princess," which still enjoy unparalleled cultural relevance today! Or ... at least they do in the hearts of our hosts. Kevin Sorbo, Lucy Lawless, Michael Hurst, Renee O'Connor and friends (along with fan favorite Bruce Campbell!) stomp, fight, and flirt their way through the New Zealand countryside - and we break it down week by week. Mount Olympus is a product of Retrograde Orbit Radio, and is brought to you by the following Retrograde Orbit Radio players: Our Own Hercules of Radio: Brian His Faithful Sidekick: Producer Mark The Xena of Podcasts: Meg Her Devoted Partner: Lucas Find us on Facebook or Twitter @MountOlympusPod Email the show: MountOlympusPod@gmail.com Check out our website: www.retrogradeorbitradio.com

Tour d'horizon des sorties d'albums et Interview d'Aälma Dili à 30 minutes.playlist : artiste - album - titre -   label    Daniel Waro - Monmon - Famila - Buda Musique    Haïdouti Orkestar - Babel Connexion - Heyamo - Tchekchouka    Lolomis - Boukane - Nicht Vergessen - Buda Musique    Alsarah et The Nubatones - Manara - Alforag - Wonderwheel recordings    Akale Wubé et Girma Bèyené - Mistakes on purpose - For Amha - Buda Musique    Ukandanz - Awo - Tchuhetén Betsèmu - Buda MusiqueInterview: Attention voyage insolite! Aälma Dili sont les invités de Proxima Estacíon du 17 avril 2017, "l'Âme des fous" nous entraîne dans un drôle d'Eastern trip. Cap sur les Balkans, la Yougoslavie, les slaves du sud, la méditerranée, l'Italie ou l'Andalousie..."pour une Poignée de Dinars" leur troisième album. En concert le 19 Mai au Studio de l'Ermitage, Paris. Ces quatre banlieusards du Nord-Est parisien, inspirés et créatifs sont @suivre de très près!Playlist : Artiste – Album – Titre  - Label    Aälma Dili - Pour une poignée de dinars - Intro - Vlad/SocadiscAälma Dili - Pour une poignée de dinars - Ta mère et nous - Vlad/SocadiscAälma Dili - Pour une poignée de dinars - Pour une poignée de dinars - Vlad/SocadiscAälma Dili - Pour une poignée de dinars - Gavrilo kolo - Vlad/SocadiscRoberto de Brasov et Taraf IDF - Figuri Express - Figuri Express - NordSudAälma Dili - Pour une poignée de dinars - Mi patria (featuring Paloma Pradal) - Vlad/SocadiscAälma Dili - Pour une poignée de dinars - Transylvania express - Vlad/Socadisc    Ines Bacán, Pedro Soler et Gaspar Claus - Serrana - Ojitos Negros - IseecoloursFrédéric Viale - Les racines du ciel - Le roi Louiss (featuring Nelson Veras) - Diapason/Absilone/Socadisc    Renaud Garcia Fons - La vie devant soi - Les rues vagabondes - e-motive records    Kyekyeku - Higher life on palm wine - Onye Name Nipe - El SurRecords    Orchestra Baobab - Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng - Magnok Auto - World Circuit-HM Pias    Oumou Sangaré - Môgôya - Djoukourou - No Format     Cheikh Sidi Bemol - L'Odyssée de Fulay - Tigennawin (Les Déesses) - CSB productions/L'autre Distribution    Magyd Cherfi - Catégorie Reine - Ayo - LKP    Du Bartas - Cinc - Jib al-guellal - Sirventes

Tour d'horizon des sorties d'albums & Interview d'Aälma Dili à 30 minutes. playlist : artiste - album - titre -   label Daniel Waro - Monmon - Famila - Buda Musique Haïdouti Orkestar - Babel Connexion - Heyamo - Tchekchouka Lolomis - Boukane - Nicht Vergessen - Buda Musique Alsarah & The Nubatones - Manara - Alforag - Wonderwheel recordings Akale Wubé & Girma Bèyené - Mistakes on purpose - For Amha - Buda Musique Ukandanz - Awo - Tchuhetén Betsèmu - Buda Musique Interview: Attention voyage insolite! Aälma Dili sont les invités de Proxima Estacíon du 17 avril 2017, "l'Âme des fous" nous entraîne dans un drôle d'Eastern trip. Cap sur les Balkans, la Yougoslavie, les slaves du sud, la méditerranée, l'Italie ou l'Andalousie..."pour une Poignée de Dinars" leur troisième album. En concert le 19 Mai au Studio de l'Ermitage, Paris. Ces quatre banlieusards du Nord-Est parisien, inspirés et créatifs sont @suivre de très près! Playlist : Artiste – Album – Titre  - Label Aälma Dili - Pour une poignée de dinars - Intro - Vlad/Socadisc Aälma Dili - Pour une poignée de dinars - Ta mère et nous - Vlad/Socadisc Aälma Dili - Pour une poignée de dinars - Pour une poignée de dinars - Vlad/Socadisc Aälma Dili - Pour une poignée de dinars - Gavrilo kolo - Vlad/Socadisc Roberto de Brasov & Taraf IDF - Figuri Express - Figuri Express - NordSud Aälma Dili - Pour une poignée de dinars - Mi patria (featuring Paloma Pradal) - Vlad/Socadisc Aälma Dili - Pour une poignée de dinars - Transylvania express - Vlad/Socadisc Ines Bacán, Pedro Soler & Gaspar Claus - Serrana - Ojitos Negros - Iseecolours Frédéric Viale - Les racines du ciel - Le roi Louiss (featuring Nelson Veras) - Diapason/Absilone/Socadisc Renaud Garcia Fons - La vie devant soi - Les rues vagabondes - e-motive records Kyekyeku - Higher life on palm wine - Onye Name Nipe - El SurRecords Orchestra Baobab - Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng - Magnok Auto - World Circuit-HM Pias Oumou Sangaré - Môgôya - Djoukourou - No Format  Cheikh Sidi Bemol - L'Odyssée de Fulay - Tigennawin (Les Déesses) - CSB productions/L'autre Distribution Magyd Cherfi - Catégorie Reine - Ayo - LKP Du Bartas - Cinc - Jib al-guellal - Sirventes

Uh-oh, this is a week of contrary opinions on XENA: WARRIOR PODCAST. Vera, Katie, and Livy wax poetical over the improbable gem, 1x13 “Athens City Academy of the Performing Bards,” which despite being a clip show -- that much loathed episode format usually considered a waste of valuable tv plotting space -- actually breaks a ton of new ground! We talk about Gabrielle’s surprising choice to leave Xena behind, the utopian ultra-supportive artists’ collective she establishes with her many charming BFsOTW, and the imaginative editing techniques this episode uses to depict the bards’ different storytelling styles. Then we go against the fandom grain in 1x14, “A Fistful of Dinars,” and give this seemingly well-liked episode a big thumbs down. We puzzle over why Petracles’s hair is the way it is, why the gods created ambrosia in the first place, and why this episode is named after a spaghetti western when it’s more of an Indiana Jones serial?? Just...so many why’s.   The power, the passion, the podcast!   iTunes: http://apple.co/2f0NAIM Twitter: @xenawarriorpod Tumblr: xenawarriorpodcast.tumblr.com Facebook: facebook.com/xenawarriorpodcast ———————————————————————— Vera: (@hollywoodgrrl) Katie: (@katetocci) Livy: (@PonderousLivy) Music: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/A_Hawk_and_a_Hacksaw/

The Man of our con-galactic intergalactic incrimental discussions comes forth as the Triple Triad talk about Guitars, Dinars, Moviegoing Philosophy, Guitars, Music, Test Audiences, and more Music and Guitars. Join the crabby crustaceans tonight. Ultimate Premium Day (0:00) How To Boost Listenership (1:15) Ukelele Interests (4:15) Kuwaiti Dinars and Guitars (5:25) Jake’s Guitar Story (8:23) […]

My interview with Rich Morris, the American Contractor Rich can be reached through his website here: http://americancontractor.com Topics of today's podcast PM Nuri MalakiIraq buys 36 tons of gold, when will they receive it?Is the gold physical or digital?Germany wants their gold back.Why is CBI buying so much gold?Backing the dinar with gold.USA Today China Media Call For De Americanized WorldWill the Iraqi Dinar RV?Unrealistic rate of $3 per dinarDual exchange rate (two rates)Central Bank announces reprinted banknotesGurus false claim of removal of lower denomination notesWhat is your opinion of the dinar gurus?Describe making a purchase in Iraq, what bills (denominations) did you use?Dollars versus Dinars in Iraq for daily purchases.Huge transactions with large wads of dinars.Some Iraqi's are stuck with dinars, dangerous situations.The Iraqi's love US Dollars, perferred over Iraqi Dinar.Most large purchases are made with the US dollar versus Dinars.Mostly paper currency, some banks have credit cards.Everything up in the air until the election results.Infrastructure in Iraq - Water, lucky to get bottled water.Infrastructure in Iraqi - Three hour Government Run Electricity, portable generatorsHow were things in 1990 before the Iraq War - must listen to this.No running water, electricity blackouts.You must buy water in bulk in Iraq.  You might have to walk one block oneday, four blocks the next day, it's dangerous.3G internetPhamaceuticals in IraqWhat can you get for a 25,000 dinar note, what is it's purchasing power.See this menu from Iraq Buying a burger or apple pie, don't expect change if you use US dollars, you get dinar back, not a good deal. For more updates visit: http://globalcurrencyreset.net

Billie's last call - Billie's Mission fulfilled - Jane on Mission- whales, dolphines already leaving - 9/11 and WWII created by - Headband info - Photon Belt - Daylight much longer, soon ALL daylight - Continue lottery - Dinars, NESARA - Laminine info - Energy input points worldwide - Jesus ate no fish - vegetarian dog food - Transition meats - Fukashima, Mother Earth or human nuclear? - Mt Shasta entrance, other entrances - People in prison? - Underwaer pyramids - Hundreds of thousands of ships... WHY???

Nobody doubts that the US has a responsibility to rebuild Iraq, but US taxpayers are paying six times more than Iraqis, while Iraq banks draw new wealth from rising oil prices. Also, NATO scolds Russia while pledging to help Georgia rebuild, and the Summer Olympics -- beyond Michael Phelps.

Because we spend approximately a fourth of our lifetime eating, Miles and Cara consume baklava and a veggie curry sampler with names ridiculously impossible to pronounce at Ziggurat on the corner of Tigris and Euphrates streets in Makati. We are so not kidding! We don't know if they named the restaurant Ziggurat because of it's location, or if they renamed the streets so that the restaurant would be "cradled", or if they built the streets around the restaurant. This is the Philippines after all. Your money (especially OPEC currencies like Dinars) will do miracles of religious proportions. While a Malaysian TV crew films a travel special at Ziggurat , Miles and Cara contribute to the challenges of the TV sound guy by talking and laughing really loud, and interviewing one of the Malaysian guys approximately two feet away from the camera crew. Ozzry (above), is from Malaysia who goes to uni in Sydney. He's on holiday and seems to be enjoying the touristy fare of Embassy and Prince of Jaipur. Nothing much is known about Ozzry except that this is not the real spelling of his name, he's painfully cute, and that he likes to photograph things. We assume he doesn't have much friends because he's not used to shout outs. Or, he's so highly educated and wealthy that he has his scribe write his greetings on parchment and has these sent via homing pigeons. We're kidding and you're a good sport, Oz. Miles uses big words he could barely handle like prevalent and partake, and fails miserably in using the word aerodynamic. Cara is so enthused by the Med dessert called Baklava. You know why. "The Nana Song" is another original by Miles, and can be downloaded at www.myspace.com/milessanchez