Podcasts about Nargis

We are delighted to welcome Geoff and Nargis Soppet, Event Directors and Founders, on The SENDcast. Geoff and Nargis join Dale in the studio for this special episode to discuss their reasons for creating the event 15 years ago, the autism friendly adaptions made, and the value attendees will get from the variety of sessions available. About the Autism and ADHD Shows Formerly known as The Autism Show, it's the national event dedicated to autism and ADHD. Attend to access a huge amount of trusted information and advice to help support an autistic or ADHD person in a home, education or workplace setting.  The CPD accredited programme has been designed to enable attendees to pick and choose the learning which is most relevant, whether it relates specifically to autism, ADHD or when both conditions co-occur. Interwoven between the many theatres, one to one clinics, and practical workshops, you'll also find an essential selection of specialist products and services. Discover what's on at each location: The Autism and ADHD Show LONDON 20 – 21 June  The Autism and ADHD Show BIRMINGHAM 27 – 28 June The Autism and ADHD Show MANCHESTER 4 – 5 July   B Squared Website – www.bsquared.co.uk  Meeting with Dale to find out about B Squared - https://calendly.com/b-squared-team/overview-of-b-squared-sendcast  Email Dale – dale@bsquared.co.uk  Subscribe to the SENDcast - https://www.thesendcast.com/subscribe   The SENDcast is powered by B Squared We have been involved with Special Educational Needs for over 25 years, helping show the small steps of progress pupils with SEND make. B Squared has worked with thousands of schools, we understand the challenges professionals working in SEND face. We wanted a way to support these hardworking professionals - which is why we launched The SENDcast! Click the button below to find out more about how B Squared can help improve assessment for pupils with SEND in your school.

Op 2 mei verschijnt ‘In mijn ogen draag ik wolken', de nieuwe roman van de Afghaans-Nederlandse psychiater en schrijver Forugh Karimi. Aan de hand van Widá, een gevluchte vrouw uit Afghanistan, verweeft Karimi persoonlijke herinnering met recente geschiedenis en onderzoekt ze thema's als schuld, verlies en veerkracht. Eerder schreef ze de boeken ‘Nargis' en ‘De Moeders van Mahipar'.  Presentatie: Eric Corton

The CBE has released the Balance of Payment (BoP)'s performance report for 1QFY2024/25. The overall BoP recorded a deficit of USD991.2 million 1QFY 2024/25, as opposed to a surplus of c. USD230 million in the comparable period in the previous year. The current account deficit has surged by 110.5% YoY to USD5.9 billion in 1QFY2024/25 up from a deficit of 2.8 billion in 1QFY 2023/24, mainly fueled by a record-high trade deficit at USD14 billion, the highest trade deficit for a single quarter on our records which go back to 2001.The IMF and the WB have slashed Egypt's growth forecast for the current fiscal year and the upcoming fiscal year in their respective outlooks. The IMF now sees the economy growing at a 3.6% clip during the current fiscal year, down 0.5 percentage points from previous forecasts. The World Bank slashed this fiscal year's growth forecast by 0.7 percentage points to 3.5%.The Cabinet approved the EGP30 billion initiative to support companies in priority industrial sectors during its weekly meeting last week. Egypt imported a record 981 mn cfd of natural gas from Israel last year, up 18.2% y-o-y, according to a report from industry publication Mees. Agricultural exports were up 15% y-o-y in 2024, increasing by 1.1 million tons on the year before to come in at 8.6 million tons, Agriculture Minister Alaa Farouk said.Egypt's 5-year CDS rates slid down to 5.35% from 5.96% on 14 January on the declaration of Gaza ceasefire agreement, as, if maintained, it is expected to have positive effect on external finances, including Suez Canal revenues as well as tourism in Sinai.The Ministry of Planning signed the terms of the executive agreement for the soft loan from Japan worth USD230 million to support the budget, empower the private sector, and diversify the economy.French yeast producer Lesaffre Egypt will receive the golden license for its EUR120 million yeast production and packaging facility to be set up in Beheria.Finnish food packaging manufacturer Huhtamaki secured the golden license for its EGP1.5 billion factory.EGCH inked a seven-year agreement with Saudi capital-backed Al Sharq Real Investment, under which the latter will operate and maintain an electric arc furnace for silico-manganese alloys production. ABUK's BoD approved proceeding with the second phase of the company's solar energy project and starting the procedures for tendering the installation of new solar energy stations in several locations within the company with a capacity of 2.5 to 3 MWp.The National Investment Bank is targeting to sell its 30% stake in Alamal Alsharif Plastics after listing the company's shares on EGX.Oil and gas companies have drilled 105 wells over the past six months. These wells — 95 oil and 10 natural gas — have added 63.7k bpd of oil and 271 million cfd of natural gas to the country's daily local energy production, which will help the state save some USD1.5 billion in oil imports. Prime Minister expects Egypt to get back to importing natural gas by 2027.Chevron plans to invest USD150 million to drill a second exploratory well in the Mediterranean's Nargis gas field next month. The company will get started on drilling the second well after completing and sealing the first well. Gas production is expected by late 2026.EFID acquired 49% of Baghdad-based snack maker Tuama Jebur Abbas (TJA) for USD8 million through a capital increase. The acquisition includes a factory equipped with three production lines, two for cakes and one for biscuits. This marks EFID's first entry into the Iraqi market, with plans to invest around USD27 million over the next three years.Social Impact Capital's acquisition of CIRA nears its close with 96.5% of targeted shares responding to the offer.

In dieser Folge von Endlich erfüllt arbeiten dreht sich alles um den Weg zur beruflichen Erfüllung und den Mut, aus einem Leben im Funktionsmodus auszubrechen. Zu Gast ist Nargis Silva, die offen über ihre Reise erzählt: von Herausforderungen als Migrantin, über einen Umweg im Ingenieursberuf bis hin zu ihrer wahren Leidenschaft im Journalismus. Sie spricht über ihre frühen Prägungen, wie sie durch tiefe Krisen zu einem neuen Lebensweg fand und welche Erkenntnisse ihr dabei halfen, endlich beruflich anzukommen. Es geht um Schlüsselmomente, den Wert von Authentizität und die Kraft, auch gesellschaftliche Erwartungen hinter sich zu lassen. Bereit, dem eigenen Bauchgefühl zu folgen und ein sinnerfülltes Leben zu gestalten? Dann hör rein!

#singleparenting #consciousparenting Welcome to the latest episode of the Single Parent Success Stories Podcast! Today, we are joined by Nargis Khamdamova, a compassionate community health worker, wellness coach, and brain health advocate. As a mother of three and a conscious parenting enthusiast, Nargis shares her journey from perfectionism to acceptance, revealing the secrets to nurturing happy, autonomous children. Join us for an inspiring conversation on embracing imperfection, effective communication, and the power of empathy in parenting.With a client-centric approach and empathetic listening skills, Nargis creates a safe and nurturing environment for individuals to explore their well-being. Her passion for brain health and wellness is contagious, inspiring others to prioritize self-care and holistic living.When not supporting others on their wellness journeys, Nargis can be found indulging in gastronomic delights, immersed in the passion of Tango, or expressing herself through poetry. Join Nargis on a path of self-discovery, growth, and empowerment, as she guides you toward unlocking your full potential and living a life that truly thrives!⌛Timestamps:00:00 Intro02:26 Who is Nargis?03:19 What makes you happy?05:04 How do you help people?08:38 What lead you to do this kind of work?13:47 What is the most common issues parents face?16:42 One tool that is helpful to practice conscious parenting21:29 What is your superpower?22:04 What advice would you give your younger self?23:26 Advice for single parents26:41 Books that inspired conscious parenting journey28:15 Conscious parenting peer support group29:47 Closing remarksConnect with Nargis:

Dans cet épisode #143, nous allons parler de Shree 420, sorti en 1955, et l'un des plus classiques du cinéma indien.En pleine crise économique et sociale, un jeune Raj Kapoor marque un tournant dans l'industrie Bollywood par son audace et ses films engagés. On y retrouve sa jodi la plus iconique : Nargis.Alors, ça donne quoi Charlie Chaplin en Inde ? Suivez-nous sur insta : bollywood_versus et twitter : BV_podcast

Nargis Kassenova is a senior fellow and director of the Program on Central Asia at the Davis Center. Prior to joining the center, she was an associate professor at the Department of International Relations and Regional Studies of KIMEP University (Almaty, Kazakhstan). She is the former founder and director of the KIMEP Central Asian Studies Center (CASC) and the China and Central Asia Studies Center (CCASC). Kassenova holds a Ph.D. in international cooperation studies from the Graduate School of International Development, Nagoya University (Japan). Her research focuses on Central Asian politics and security, Eurasian geopolitics, China's Belt and Road Initiative, governance in Central Asia, and the history of state-making in Central Asia.  Temur Umarov is a fellow at the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center. His research is focused on Central Asian countries' domestic and foreign policies, as well as China's relations with Russia and Central Asian neighbors. A native of Uzbekistan, Temur Umarov has degrees in China studies and international relations from the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, and Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO). He holds an MA in world economics from the University of International Business and Economics (Beijing). He is also an alumnus of the Carnegie-Tsinghua Center's Young Ambassadors and the Carnegie Endowment's Central Asian Futures programs. This webinar will be moderated by Scott Radnitz (Director of the Ellison Center for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies at the University of Washington).

When you're talking about Indian movies, he's a cine qua non [note from editor: stop it]: Raj Kapoor (1924–1988). We look at Shree 420, Chori Chori, and Aah, with detours into Sangam, Mera Naam Joker, Bobby, Prem Rog, and, yes, Ram Tere Ganga Maili. • We love how his films always have ideas and messages, especially the socialist ones! • Why does Nargis's departure from his life seem to turn him into a dirty old man when he's behind the camera? • And why does he seem to go downhill in the color film era? • Do you prefer him as an actor or as a director - or are those inseparable concepts? • What's your favorite performance? • And what's your favorite song sequence in one of his directed projects? • If you want to watch the adorable musical performance at the end of Aah (though it's a bit spoiler-y), try this link https://youtu.be/jpkWkZ6Kf0Y?si=OzvIBrY0HZZw6qKS&t=7944 (start at 2:12:24 if it doesn't automatically). Subscribe to Filmi Ladies on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/7Ib9C1X5ObvN18u9WR0TK9 or Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/filmi-ladies/id1642425062 @filmiladies on Instagram and Twitter Pitu is @pitusultan on Instagram Beth is @bethlovesbolly on Twitter Email us at filmiladies at gmail See our letterboxd for everything discussed on this podcast. https://boxd.it/qSpfy Our logo was designed by London-based artist Paula Ganoo @velcrothoughts on Instagram https://www.art2arts.co.uk/paula-vaughan

The two exchange companies affiliated with the National Bank of Egypt and Banque Misr attracted more than EGP2 billion in proceeds from concessions on foreign and Arab currencies in favor of the EGP, since the CBE's decision to liberalize the FX rate on 6 March.The Prime Minister said that the demand for the USD, as confirmed by the Governor of the CBE, has begun to decline in light of the wide availability made by the bank and the speedy release of goods from customs in recent days.A delegation led by European Commission President will be in town today. A package worth EUR5 billion through 2027 is expected, with as much as EUR1 billion of that fast-tracked for disbursal 1-2 weeks down the road a senior EU diplomat told press.Foreign investors have poured over USD3 billion into Egypt since the CBE floated the EGP, a government source said. The number is expected to jump to USD30 billion before the end of the year, they added.The CBE raised EGP217.9 billion-worth of one-year t-bills and EGP46.8 billion-worth of six-month t-bills on Thursday. The bank's one-year bills received offers over 13x its original ask and its six-month bills 4x its ask. The average yield for the one-year bills dropped down to 30.14% from 32.30% the week before, while the six-month bills' average yield dropped to 29.91% from 31.84% the week before.Egypt's blockbuster cash infusions, currency devaluation, and interest rate hike are not quite enough for Fitch to adjust the country's credit rating, the agency's head of Middle East and Africa sovereigns said.US energy company Chevron plans to start drilling the first extraction well in its Nargis 2 gas field in the eastern Mediterranean by 4Q24, with initial investments amounting to USD60 million. Chemicals and fertilizers exports council targets increasing the sector's exports by 30% to USD9 billion in 2024 from USD7 billion in 2023.Raya Information Technology, a subsidiary of RAYA, is in advanced stages to acquire a local BPO outsourcing player, according to local press.The total insurance premiums increased by 30.4% to reach EGP74.1 billion, compared to EGP56.8 billion during 2022.

Title: ⏰ Synergy Traders #50: Stock Market: Price and Time Cycles with Nargis Motorwala   Recorded on as part of the Synergy Traders #50: "5th Annual Women Teach Trading And Investing 2024 Conference" hosted by TradeOutLoud and TimingResearch.   The full event archive is available here: https://timingresearch.com/st50-archive/   Bonus... ⚡ eBook: "9 Experts' Favorite Indicators" https://timingresearch.com/LR4POD   Terms and Policies: https://timingresearch.com/policies/    

In this special International Women's Day episode of Voices of Change, Celeste Iyinbo engages in a deeply insightful conversation with Nargis Nehan, former acting Minister for Mines and Petroleum in Afghanistan. A passionate advocate for women's rights, Nargis shares profound insights into the gender apartheid gripping Afghan women and girls. Listen as she shares the current plight of Afghan women and her unwavering hopes for a brighter future.Time stamps!00:05: What was it that made you want to dedicate your life for women's empowerment and humanitarian sector?04:02: Can you tell us about your work to achieve this goal pre the Taliban takeover?08:43: What critical role did women's rights organisations play before the Taliban takeover?11:15: Where were you when the news broke of the Taliban takeover of the capital?16:20: What is the current situation facing women and girls today in Afghanistan? What are the biggest threats to their well being?18:28: Has a Taliban takeover changed your goals? And also, could you tell us what has been the result in impact of the takeover on women's rights organisations and their work?23:43: What is it like living in exile?26:00: How do you continue to maintain connections with women inside Afghanistan from your current home in Canada? How do you find ways to support them? And do you hope to return to Afghanistan one day?28:51: What would you like to see change in Afghanistan before you return?30:03: How would you describe your relationship with CAFOD?31:41: What is important about CAFOD working in collaboration with local organisations. And I was wondering what can organisations like CAFOD do best to support women's rights in Afghanistan?33:38: What are your hopes for the future in Afghanistan?34:39: Do you have a message for UK supporters?Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EAST: New Owner, New Terms, New Norms, and High YieldEAST's (FV: EGP38.68, OW) recent company developments pushed it to our top-picks list with the support of new more-flexible pricing strategies and raw materials availability.Below are the detailed reasons for our call:The newly implemented tax law allows EAST to increase selling prices by 12% per annum, leaving room for EGP4/pack more to be added during FY23/24, if needed.With the presence of the new strategic investor, raw materials are expected to be made available.We expect EAST to pay a DPS of EGP4.35/share out of FY23/24 profits, with a DY of 14%, which is amongst the highest in the market.EAST is currently trading at a FY23/24 P/E of 6.0x and an EV/EBITDA of 4.9x, which is at a significant discount to emerging market peers. The government plans to increase the funds allocated for education over the coming six years, with plans to increase pre-university education spending to EGP1.8 trillion. The government received several applications from Gulf and foreign investors to get golden licenses for green energy projects worth over USD6 billion.Chevron will start producing gas from the offshore Nargis gas field during 1H25. Egypt could issue bonds in the local currencies of New Development Bank (NDB) member countries. Founded by BRICS countries, the NDB expanded to include Egypt in April 2023.Centamin Company expects to obtain final approval from Parliament for the mining exploitation agreement with the Egyptian government during 1H 2024.Government sources revealed that the expected cost of extending the exemption of industrial and poultry projects from real estate tax until the end of 2025 amounts to EGP4 billion.A government official said that Egypt received 1.1 million tourists from the Arab Gulf countries during the past year, including 800,000 Saudi arrivals.The government is studying the extension of the expat car import initiative for another three months to end on 30 April 2024.HELI (FV: EGP18.84, OW) AGM approved a protocol agreement with the Holding Company for Cotton, Spinning, and Weaving to acquire a land plot for EGP2.0 billion. The AGM also approved bringing forward the distribution date of the last EGP0.12/share installment of the EGP0.22/share cash dividends to 31 January 2024 instead of 30 June 2024.Egypt's iron and steel exports surged 62% YoY to USD2.1 billion in the 11-month period of 2023.The second gold fund in Egypt was launched in partnership between Evolve and Beltone Financial Holding, with Beltone holding a 51% share in the fund and Evolve holding 49%.EFG Finance, the non-banking financing platform affiliated with EFG Holding Group, aims to complete the new technological infrastructure that serves all financing activities, anticipating that the infrastructure will be completed by 2025.Qatar National Bank Al-Ahli signed a cooperation agreement with Al-Tadhamon Microfinance Corporation under which it can renew a credit facility of EGP195 million to enhance the financing of microenterprises. Weekly Commodities Update |   | Last Price | WoW Change, % | Brent, USD/bbl | 78.3 | -0.60% | Diesel-HSFO Spread, USD/ton | 375 | 11.00% | Egypt Urea, USD/ton | 356 | 4.60% | Polyethylene, USD/ton | 1,010 | 2.00% | Polypropylene, USD/ton | 940 | 0.50% | Steel/Iron Ore Spreads, USD/ton | 376 | 4.00% | LME Aluminum Cash Price, USD/ton | 2,172 | -7.40% | Egyptian Retail Cement, EGP/ton | 2,128 | 0.40% | Steam Coal FOB Newcastle Australia, USD/ton | 131 | -10.60% | SMP, USD/MT | 2,613 | -2.20% | Last price may vary week over week in some indices due to time difference

This week's conversation with Nargis Hilal, Chief Compliance Officer & Counsel of Lazard Asset Management LLC, shows us the importance of transformational thinking. Embracing transformation is about being open to change and seeing it as an opportunity for growth and greater opportunities. Transformation is the key to so many new ways of being organized, structural and functional in our personal and professional lives. She shows us how transformational thinking should be an integral part of who we are. That we should learn to live and breathe transformation so we can bring about change. Learning to pivot your perspective, respecting other views and being nimble is paramount to being transformational. This conversation will begin to give us the tools we need that can put us on our own path of transformation. Nargis Hilal is Chief Compliance Officer & Counsel of Lazard Asset Management LLC. She is generally responsible for overseeing the firm's compliance program, including the development and implementation of key policies and procedures. Nargis directly supervises the Core and Surveillance Compliance teams in New York. She also acts as Chief Compliance Officer for the Lazard Funds, Inc., Lazard's mutual fund family, and Lazard's affiliated limited purpose broker dealer. As Counsel, Nargis also helps handle legal and regulatory matters in the US relating to investment advisory and broker-dealer activities. She is also Chief Compliance Officer of Lazard's affiliated limited purpose broker dealer. She began working in the investment field in 2009. Prior to joining Lazard in 2017, Nargis was Chief Compliance Officer at KLS Diversified Asset Management. She has a J.D. from Villanova University and a B.A. from Pennsylvania State University. She is a member of the New York State Bar. Please join us again in the coming weeks as we continue Warriors At Work conversations to guide us in transforming and enriching ourselves and the organizations we lead and are a part of. (3:20) What is it like to live and breathe transformation? How does Nargis feel about being tagged with the word “transformation”? We learn about her upbringing that brought her to this moment. (6:47) How does Nargis define “transformational thinking”? (7:59) Where does Nargis find struggles in following the transformational path? (9:24) Does she have people around her, or is she aware of it herself, when she feels resistant to transformation?(10:05) How did Nargis know that transformational thinking was a part of her leadership brand? (11:50) How does Nargis get to a place when she sees the need to ignite transformation in others? How does she empower those that she works with? (14:29) What are some of the barriers to showing organizations the importance of transformation. (17:18) Can people learn this way of thinking? Is it innate, or can we learn the skills to be transformational? (18:39) Nargis shares her experiences working with others as they embrace transformation. (21:49) How is transformational thinking contagious? How does ego play a part? (24:24) Who, in her life, does she feel influenced her to think in this way? (27:00) How does Nargis stay on the path, what in her life keeps her in line with transformational thinking? (29:23) What is she working on, as we start a new year? Connect with Nargis Hilalhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/nargis-hilal-055925109Subscribe:Warriors At Work Podcasts Website: https://jeaniecoomber.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/986666321719033/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeanie_coomber/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeanie_coomberLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeanie-coomber-90973b4/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbMZ2HyNNyPoeCSqKClBC_w

Join Kristen Fogle for this week's episode as she is joined by Nargis Habib, the Founder and Owner of The Rug Mine.Thank you for listening and joining the SheEO Lead-In community!

In this week's episode, Josh chats with Nargis Mardani, a member of the Future Leaders Advocacy Group and QPASTT's Youth Voice and was a finalist of Soroptimist International Women Empowering Others Award in the 2023 Queensland 7NEWS Young Achiever Awards.   She has actively participated in a wide range of community activities spanning various sectors, driven by a profound passion for community advocacy and affecting positive change. Her involvement has been extensive and diverse, including membership in the Future Leaders Advocacy Group and QPASTT's Youth Voice. Moreover, she took the initiative to organize the 2022 Hazara Genocide Rally in Brisbane, aimed at raising awareness about the issue. To educate and inspire the younger generation, she visited primary schools on the Gold Coast to share her refugee experience. Additionally, she has been privileged to serve as a guest speaker on the Women's Resilience Panel and as an organiser and Master of Ceremonies for the Youth Voice Cultural Night. Her commitment to education led her to participate in Government Round Tables for Education and previously part of the Interact group during her high school years in 2021. Furthermore, she has actively contributed to various fundraisers and worked as a Cultural Support worker with Multicultural Australia, providing vital support to newly arrived Afghan families and youth during the resettlement process. These experiences have been profoundly rewarding, allowing her to make a tangible difference in the lives of others and strengthening the sense of community.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Slay, Actor Nargis Fakhri, shares her inspiring journey of how she went from the hood to Bollywood and beyond! Join us as we explore the inspiring story of how Nargis introspectively grounded herself against the odds releasing herself from a cycle of unstable relationships. Discover how Nargis's single-parent upbringing fueled her journey towards healing. Hear a firsthand account of how Nargis approaches setbacks and gain insights into a change of mindset enable her to become a more aware human that has broken cycle of generational trauma. Whether you're an aspiring actor, a hopeless romantic, a lover of human stories, or simply seeking inspiration to overcome your own challenges, “From Hood to Bollywood“ will leave you captivated, inspired, motivated, and reminded of the indomitable strength that lies within us. Join us for this episode We dive into Nargis's spiritual journey, exploring the challenges she faced, the moments of doubt she overcame, and the unwavering determination that propelled her forward. This intimate story uncovers the pivotal moments that shaped her path, revealing the raw emotions she endured along the way. If you want more episodes like this, subscribe to the Slay Podcast! Want to workout with me daily/want to be apart of the slay squad? Download the Slay App https://www.slayathletic.com Follow Louise Hazel here: Instagram: @louisehazel @slayathletic Website: https://www.slayathletic.com Slay Shop: https://www.slayathletic.com/collections/shop-all

The OPEC Fund for International Development (OPEC Fund) is providing Egypt USD10 mn to finance imports of vital food and agricultural commodities. The loan is part of a USD200 mn trade finance facility with the International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation (ITFC) supporting food security in Egypt.Global growth will slow to 2.7% in 2024 from an expected 3.0% this year on the back of tightening global financial conditions and a slowdown in China, according to new OECD forecasts.Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) is in advanced talks to acquire three private Egyptian companies in the healthcare, education, and real estate development sectors.DSCW announced yesterday that they have received preliminary offer from consortium of Toma for Commercial and Industrial Investments to acquire 90% of the company's shares (1.6 bn share) for the price of EGP0.65/share and a total amount of EGP1,045 mn. The offered is higher than yesterday's closing price by 6.6% and higher than YTD average price by 33.7%. It's worth mentioning that The Toma family owns 32.88% of DSCW's shares.Chevron plans to invest USD3 billion in 1H24 to develop their block in the Nargis natural gas concession in the Eastern Mediterranean.Oil prices retreated further from 10-month highs on Wednesday ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's interest rate decision. Global benchmark Brent crude futures fell slightly over USD1 to USD93.33/bbl. ADQ is acquiring the National Investment Bank's 14% stake in Ethydco, in addition to c. 50% of Al Ahly Capital's 21% stake as well as a yet to be determined part of Banque Misr stake. The sources added that the deal should be finalized within a month. ADQ is acquiring c. 27% stake in Ethydco at around USD300 million.PHAR disclosed that there have been no negotiations or offers from the Indian company Reliance Life Sciences to acquire a share of the company and so far Reliance Life Sciences is just considered as main element in Eipico 3 project.on another noote, PHAR's BoD approved participation in the subscription of existing shareholders to increase the capital of Medical Union Pharmaceuticals (MUP) company to maintain its 10% ownership in MUP, with total subscription amount of around EGP84 million RMDA's shareholders approved to decrease the company's capital by EGP5 million to reach EGP375 million through cancellation of 20 million shares with par value of EGP0.25/ share.The Saudi Egyptian Investment Company, affiliated with the Public Investment Fund, plans to raise its stake in EFIH to 28%, up from 25.02% currently.Ministry of Transport plans to start the construction works of Cairo Alexandria Trade Logistics Development Project by mid 2024 with investments estimated at USD740 million. The Egyptian National Railways Authority, of the Ministry of Transport, received 11 offers from local and international alliances competing for the Project where the winner to be announced by maximum next April. Amongst the bidders are ORAS (FV: EGP181.70, OW), Hassan Allam, Petrojet, Arab Contractors, and Concord.Egyptian banks have recorded net profit of EGP126.9 bn supported by interest income of EGP254 bn and other income of EGP44.7 bn amid operating costs of EGP172.4 bn as of 1H23. On the other side, Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) has increased and stood at 17.5% as of Jun-23 compared to 17% as of Mar-23. According to Dr. Mohamed Farid, Chairman of the FRA, the FRA is ready to issue a customer complaints index in the insurance sector that includes various complaints submitted by customers, which will contribute to improving the services across insurance companies.

Mashreq Bank Egypt, Credit Agricole Egypt, and the National Bank of Kuwait's Egypt unit have begun due diligence on United Bank with a view to potentially acquiring a stake in the bank.Misr Digital Innovation Company, a subsidiary of Banque Misr, submitted the first application to obtain a license to operate a digital bank in Egypt.SAUD announced receiving preliminary approvals to establish Al Baraka Sukuk Company, through its affiliate Al Baraka Capital. The Financial Supervisory Authority revealed that total investments of insurance funds in Egypt increased to EGP11.5 billion during the period from January to June 2023, +21.4% YoY. The value of premiums collected for property and liability insurance companies during the same period reached EGP 35.8 billion, +28.9% YoY.RMDA is studying an acquisition of over 50% of a Pharma company and a cosmeceuticals company; no actual acquisition has been completed yet, according to the company's release.According to local media, EMFD (FV: EGP5.01, OW) inaugurated the 356-room Address Marassi Beach Resort located in its Marassi project on the North Coast with investments of EGP5.0 billion.Chinese textile mills firm Kingdom Holdings is in negotiations to acquire an unnamed textile company owned by the Public Enterprises Ministry. If the acquisition fails, the company will build its own factory with an investment cost of USD60 mn.Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) subsidiary Dragon Oil wants to purchase a stake of at least 20% in the Nargis offshore concession in the Eastern Mediterranean from Chevron.Weekly Commodities Change |       Last Price           WoW Change, %Brent, USD/bbl         84.8    -2.3%Diesel-HSFO Spread, USD/ton      382.4  1.5%Egypt Urea, USD/ton 467.0  0.0%Polyethylene, USD/ton        1,070.0          0.9%Polypropylene, USD/ton      920.0  -0.3%Steel/Iron Ore Spreads, USD/ton    378.4  3.0%LME Aluminum Cash Price, USD/ton           2,089.3          -1.7%Egyptian Retail Cement, EGP/ton   1,710.0           0.0%Steam Coal FOB Newcastle Australia, USD/ton           149.5  3.8%SMP, USD/MT          2,333.0          -4.9%

SZ.2/EP.39 of OZ Media's MotivateMe313 Podcast is out now on YouTube, Apple & Spotify Podcasts all under OZ Media (links are in bio). Our topic for today was all about what it's like to be a woman working in the Media. Our guests were Nargis Hakim Rahman and Tia Alexis from WDET Detroit (101.9 FM). Be sure to check the episode out and share your thoughts!This show was sponsored by BC Adhesives, The Balkan House Restaurant, Hanley International Academy, The Qahwah House and Juice Box in Hamtramck. #women #in #media #roles #fun #hardest #moments #people #of #color #minority #enjoy #current #trends #stay #informed #radio #online #newspapers #motivateme313 #ozmedia #live #youtube #apple #spotify #podcasts 

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PROFESSIONAL WHISTLER NAGESH SURVE CONVERSES ABOUT OWNING KISHORE KUMAR'S HARMONIUM, THE 200 ODD TAPES OF NARGIS'S VOICE AFTER SHE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER, ABOUT NOT GETTING CREDIT ON DOZENS OF FILMS AND FINALLY, THE REGRET OF NOT HAVING TRIED HARDER AT BECOMING A SUCCESSFUL MUSIC DIRECTOR (This episode is in Hindi) In the third and final part of our conversation with professional whistler Nagesh Surve,  we conversed about how he came to own Kishore Kumar's harmonium, the 200 odd tapes of Nargis's voice after she was diagnosed with cancer, about not getting credit on dozens of films and the regret of never having tried harder at becoming a successful Music Director. So please welcome Mr. Nagesh Surve, a man who has whistled in more than 1,600 popular Hindi film songs in the last 50 years, and who played live for us, some of his iconic whistles in songs like ‘Chaand sifarish'  and ‘So gayaa yeh jahaan'. Hi, I am Atul Taishete and welcome to my podcast ‘Conversations with Atul'. Check out the paintings of our episode sponsor at brindasartforheart.in. She can be contacted at : hello@brindasartforheart.in (‘Conversations with Atul' is available worldwide on Spotify, Google and Apple Podcasts. Please subscribe to the podcast on any of the above mentioned platforms to receive regular updates on new episodes)    

Des milliers de femmes ont quitté l'Afghanistan depuis le retour au pouvoir des talibans. Ces derniers ont multiplié les mesures liberticides à l'encontre des femmes. Pour fuir ce régime, certaines ont trouvé refuge dans les pays voisins, comme le Pakistan, d'où elles espèrent obtenir l'asile pour l'Europe ou l'Amérique du Nord. De notre correspondante au Pakistan, Plusieurs tentes de fortunes sont dressées en plein cœur d'Islamabad, au bord de la route. C'est là que vivent une cinquantaine de familles afghanes, parmi lesquelles de nombreuses femmes seules avec leurs enfants. « Je ne me sens pas en sécurité ici, témoigne Nazifa. Heureusement que les hommes qui sont dans ce camp assurent notre sécurité à tous et qu'ils montent la garde, sinon je ne sais pas ce que nous serions devenues. Nous ne vivons pas dans des maisons, mais dans des tentes, au bord de la route, dans un lieu public, et nous avons des filles avec nous, des femmes qui sont très jeunes. » ► À écouter aussi : Pakistan: des femmes afghanes en quête de liberté paient cher le prix de l'exil Le mari de Nafiza, qui travaillait pour le ministère de l'Intérieur sous l'ancien régime, a disparu cinq jours après la prise du pouvoir par les talibans le 15 août 2021. L'école où elle enseignait a été fermée. Elle a alors fui avec ses trois filles et son jeune fils au Pakistan. Mais ici, elle n'a aucun droit, car elle est en situation illégale, comme la majorité des réfugiés afghans arrivés après la chute de Kaboul. « Tout le monde est diplômé ici. Mais aucun de nous n'a une vie décente. Tout le monde est sans-papiers ici. Nous n'avons même pas le droit d'acheter une puce locale pour nos téléphones. Personne ne nous entend, ni les ambassades, ni le gouvernement ici. » Avoir les mêmes droits que les femmes européennes Au milieu des tentes, les femmes cuisinent sur des réchauds à gaz la nourriture qui leur est donnée chaque semaine par des bénévoles. Plusieurs se sont improvisées enseignantes pour que les enfants et les adolescents continuent d'apprendre, car ils n'ont pas le droit d'être scolarisé au Pakistan. ► À écouter aussi : L'asile au Pakistan ou l'exil scolaire des jeunes Afghanes Sous une autre tente, assise près de ses trois filles et de ses trois fils, Nargis, qui était sage-femme à Kaboul. « Nous voulons être libres ! Nous voulons avoir des droits comme les autres êtres humains dans le monde, nous ne voulons pas vivre comme des esclaves comme nous le sommes en Afghanistan. Nous voulons être comme vous, les Européennes, qui choisissez votre travail, qui avez le droit de voyager, qui avez des droits, qui êtes libres. Là-bas, même le droit d'aller au marché, au restaurant, au café nous a été retiré. On doit constamment être accompagnées d'un homme. »

Dr Tam is an adventurist, motivator and educator. She is trained in Psychiatry and is a member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists whilst being the CEO and co-founder of her own wellness organisation Wellgevity.After contracting Covid-19 early in the pandemic, Dr Tam experienced long covid, something she is still suffering with to this day. Her knowledge as both doctor and patient makes this conversation incredibly insightful, with research taken both from scientific studies and her own experiences.There are so many great, actionable tips here, if you end up trying them let us know how you get on!Davinia xTopicsDr Tam's experience with covidHow does perimenopause make you more vulnerable to viruses, especially covid?What are the symptoms of long covid?Has covid accelerated the menopause in some women?What treatments are available for long covid?Negative side effects to taking steroids.Why are allergies so prevalent after covid?The dangers of mould toxicity on your heath and how to test for it.How is Dr Tam dealing with her long covid?Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) what is it and what are the benefits? (especially for brain fog and long covid)How to deal with trauma from conditions such as covid?The link between the nervous system and the immune system.How does breathwork help our nervous and immune system? The importance of finding the right breathwork for you.How are psychedelics being used for mental health?Dr Tam's top tips for keeping healthy.Some tips to reduce the side effects of drinking alcohol.Sleep hacksLearn more about Reoxy here something I have been using for the last few weeks and seeing great benefits from. It's a new breathing therapy medical device, that treats patients with individually dosed levels of reduced-oxygen (hypoxic) gas mixtures throughout the procedure.You can also call Nargis on +44 7515 127400 to hear more.Order my book- It's Not a Diet Pre-order my new book- Hack Your HormonesFollow us on instagram @daviniataylor @drtamTitle music"This Feeling"Performed by Skinny BeatsWritten by Jessica Charlotte Vaughn, Andrew Dixon, Daniel Johnson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Topic discuss: "NHS" and "Afghanistan" Presenter: Talib Man Imran Akram NHS With ambulance staff walk outs, junior doctors considering the same and the nurses strike now broadening to more trusts, have the public lost confidence in the NHS? Join us as we discuss the NHS and if it can be fixed to once again shine as a beacon of equality and security to all. Afghanistan Hundreds of charities and activists have written to the government to facilitate the resettlement of family members of Afghans who came to the UK under the Afghan Citizens Resettlement Scheme (ACRS). The families of those brought to the UK remain in grave danger back home. Charities say the British government must do more to fulfil the promises made to the families torn by the conflict. Guests: Max Warner (Author of research for Institute for Fiscal studies) Hanif Khan (Political leader) Dmitri Nepogodiev (Public health doctor) Nargis and Hakim (Members of the Educate Girls) Producers: Munahil Nasir, Kafia Ahmad, Tayyaba Nasir and Ayesha Naseem

She began as a journalist in the pursuit of truth. She went on to embrace activism in the pursuit of justice. Teesta Setalvad joins Amit Varma in episode 302 to talk about all that she learnt from her life and work. (For full linked show notes, go to SeenUnseen.in.) Also check out: 1. Teesta Setalvad on Twitter, Facebook and Amazon. 2. Foot Soldier of the Constitution -- Teesta Setalvad. 3. Beyond Doubt: A Dossier on Gandhi's Assassination -- Teesta Setalvad. 4. Gujarat: Behind the mirage -- Edited by Teesta Setalvad. 5. Citizens for Justice and Peace. (Also see their About and Twitter pages..) 6. Sabrang India. 7. Teesta Setalvad | A powerful voice for India's human rights movement -- Video feature by Sabrang India. 8. A half baked secularism -- Teesta Setalvad. 9. Hopes for tomorrow -- Teesta Setalvad's speech in Nuremberg. 10. Courts keep me Busy -- Teesta Setalvad. 11. My Hindu Hriday Samrats -- Teesta Setalvad. 12. Teesta Setalvad Refuses to be Silenced. 13. It's vital to recall the sparks of hate that burst into Gujarat's brutal 2002 riots -- Teesta Setalvad. 14. Teesta Setalvad empowers citizens and questions modalities with regards to NRC -- CJP team. 15. Wrong intention, wrong rationale, wrong method -- Teesta Setalvad on CAA-NPR-NRC. 16. Teesta Setalvad addresses massive crowd on CAA, NPR-NRC -- CJP Team. 17. What next for those left out of the NRC? -- Teesta Setalvad. 18. A Home Behind Bars -- Teesta Setalvad. 19. Prisoner of Conscience Teesta Setalvad -- Feminist Dissent. 20. Forced confinement is loss of dignity, says Teesta Setalvad -- Sonam Saigal. 21. The pandemic has put the spotlight on inhumane conditions in Indian prisons -- Teesta Setalvad. 22. Teesta Setalvad's First Interview After Bail by Arfa Khanum Sherwani. 23. My Life: Law and Other Things -- MC Setalvad. 24. Javed Anand in the Indian Express. 25. Basavanna, Narayana Guru, Kabir, Guru Nanak, Eknath, Namdev, Tukaram and the Bhakti Movement. 26. Nanak Was Here -- Episode 166 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Amardeep Singh). 27. Savitribai Phule, Jyotirao Phule and BR Ambedkar. 28. Jogan, starring Nargis, on YouTube and IMDb. 29. Mirabai and Janabai. 30. The Poverty of India -- Dadabhai Naoroji. 31. Dadabhai Naoroji and the Fight for India -- Episode 187 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Dinyar Patel). 32. The Indigo Revolt, the Santhal Rebellion, the Tebhaga Movement and Birsa Munda. 33.  The Collected Writings and Speeches of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar. 34. Caste, Capitalism and Chandra Bhan Prasad — Episode 296 of The Seen and the Unseen, 35. Picture of Arvind Kejriwal with portraits of Babasaheb Ambedkar and Bhagat Singh in the background. 36. India: Legacies and Challenges of the Land & Forest Rights Movement -- Ashok Chowdhury, Teesta Setalvad, Roma and Divya Kapoor. 37. Forest Rights Act, 2006. 38. The Pathalgadi Movement. 39. Stan Swamy profiled by Scroll, India Today, the Wire, the Times of India and Hindustan Times. 40. The Indianness of Indian Food — Episode 95 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Vikram Doctor). 41. Understanding India Through Its Languages — Episode 232 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Peggy Mohan). 42. The Refreshing Audacity of Vinay Singhal -- Episode 291 of The Seen and the Unseen. 43. Romila Thapar and KM Panikkar on Amazon. 44. Romila Thapar interviewed by Teesta Setalvad. 45. The Gita Press and Hindu Nationalism — Episode 139 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Akshaya Mukul). 46. Gita Press and the Making of Hindu India — Akshaya Mukul. 47. The Ideas of Our Constitution — Episode 164 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Madhav Khosla). 48. India's Founding Moment — Madhav Khosla. 49. P Sainath interviewed by Teesta Setalvad. 50. A People's Constitution — Rohit De. 51. All the President's Men -- Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein. 52. The Citizenship Battles — Episode 152 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Srinath Raghavan). 53. The Tragedy of Our Farm Bills — Episode 211 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Ajay Shah). 54. The Nellie Massacre. 55. The Life and Times of Vir Sanghvi — Episode 236 of The Seen and the Unseen. 56. A Rude Life — Vir Sanghvi. 57. The BJP Before Modi — Episode 202 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Vinay Sitapati). 58. Jugalbandi: The BJP Before Modi — Vinay Sitapati. 59. The Importance of the 1991 Reforms -- Episode 237 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Shruti Rajagopalan and Ajay Shah). 60. Gyan Prakash on the Emergency — Episode 103 of The Seen and the Unseen. 61. Emergency Chronicles — Gyan Prakash. 62. The Decline of the Congress -- Episode 248 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Rahul Verma). 63. The Incredible Curiosities of Mukulika Banerjee — Episode 276 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Mukulika Banerjee). 64. The Pathan Unarmed — Mukulika Banerjee. 65. Private Truths, Public Lies — Timur Kuran. 66. Episodes of The Seen and the Unseen on the creator economy with Roshan Abbas, Varun Duggirala, Neelesh Misra, Snehal Pradhan, Chuck Gopal, Nishant Jain, Deepak Shenoy and Abhijit Bhaduri. 67. Maharashtra Politics Unscrambled — Episode 151 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Sujatha Anandan). 68. Prabodhankar Thackeray's life and literature. 69. From Cairo to Delhi With Max Rodenbeck — Episode 281 of The Seen and the Unseen. 70. Jerry Pinto on Amazon and Instagram. 71. HM Seervai on Amazon and Wikipedia. 72. Dilip D'Souza on Amazon, Twitter and his blog. 73. The Reflections of Samarth Bansal -- Episode 299 of The Seen and the Unseen. 74. Don't Choose Tribalism Over Principles -- Amit Varma. 75. Khabar Lahariya. 76. Tamas (the book) -- Bhisham Sahni. 77. Tamas (the film) -- Govind Nihalani. 78. Being Muslim in India — Episode 216 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Ghazala Wahab). 79. Hussain Haidry, Hindustani Musalmaan -- Episode 275 of The Seen and the Unseen. 80. Muslims and I -- Vijay Tendulkar. 81. Whatever happened To Ehsan Jafri on February 28, 2002? — Harsh Mander. 82. Undercover: My Journey into the Darkness of Hindutva -- Ashish Khetan. 83. A World of Stopped Watches — Amit Varma. 84. The Banality of Evil. 85. Her rapists were sentenced to life in prison. Now they're free, and she's in hiding -- CNN report on the Bilkis Bano case. 86. The Jyotsna Yagnik judgement in Communalism Combat. 87. Rights and Wrongs: Ordeal by Fire in the Killing Fields of Gujarat -- Editors Guild Fact Finding Mission Report by Aakar Patel, Dileep Padgaonkar and BG Verghese. 88. The Srikrishna Commission report. 89. The Sarkari Mussalman: Life and travails of a soldier educationist -- Lt Gen Zameer Uddin Shah. 90. India's Security State — Episode 242 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Josy Joseph). 91. The Silent Coup: A History of India's Deep State — Josy Joseph. 92. Karan Thapar's interviews with AP Shah and Dushyant Dave. 93. Flogging in Kheda. Rape in Kannauj. 94. Rukmini Sees India's Multitudes — Episode 261 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Rukmini S). 95. Whole Numbers and Half Truths — Rukmini S. 96. The Intellectual Foundations of Hindutva — Episode 115 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Aakar Patel). 97. Aakar Patel Is Full of Hope — Episode 270 of The Seen and the Unseen. 98. The Scalpel, the Sword: The Story of Doctor Norman Bethune -- Ted Allan and Sydney Gordon. 99. Eduardo Galeano and Orhan Pamuk on Amazon. 100. The Framing of India's Constitution -- Edited by B Shiva Rao. 101. The Constituent Assembly Debates. 102. Miles Davis, Janis Joplin, The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Mallikarjun Mansur and Bhimsen Joshi on Spotify. 103. Satyajit Ray, Ingmar Bergman and Charlie Chaplin. Check out Amit's online course, The Art of Clear Writing. And subscribe to The India Uncut Newsletter. It's free! Episode art: ‘The Scales of Injustice' by Simahina.

There is a point late in the lives of the very accomplished, when they unscrew the caps of their pens and write a compelling memoir of their lives.But how does a self-effacing journalist write an autobiography? By not writing one. Not in the stock sense, anyway.My guest today is journalist TJS George. He is 94 years old. His life as a working journalist began when he was 19. That was in 1947—in the months following India's Independence. And ever since, George has had a ringside seat to India—and to every twist in its tale.Journalists always have the best stories. After years of working their profession as a “little pitcher with big ears”—fly on the wall, if you prefer—they wait impatiently to fill the ears of the world with anecdotes.But instead of all that, George's latest book, “The Dismantling Of India”, is the closest we have got to an autobiography—unless, of course, he decides to up and write a classic memoir.I read this book as a narrative history of India to be harvested from the biographical portraits of 35 Indians. They include people from art, entertainment, politics, science, business, crime and cause—profiles—at times in contrast; sometimes in concert.But the word “dismantling” in the title of the book amounts to disappointment, because from the day he joined as a rookie reporter, the newly-born India has been on a downward trajectory, aging poorly—day after year after decade.Biographies bring people to life, as a tapestry of the stories of their lives. An autobiography is supposed to do the same thing—a personal narrative gives an author licence—to a point of view, an explanation, or even an excuse. George has no use for excuses and his writing leaves no wiggle room for explanation.The reason I equate this book to an autobiography is because it seemed to me that he was expressing his own life story through the aggregate of the lives of those he has profiled.TJS George's writing is not misplaced modesty. It seems to come from a conviction that he is—first and last—a journalist and thus, the story should come first, second and last. And any trace of the writer's presence be excised—except by good example, to every journalist.ABOUT TJS GEORGEHe has worked as a journalist and editor across India and Southeast Asia. He is co-founder before of Asiaweek in Hong Kong. Returning to India, he has worked with the Indian Express as Editor and as a columnist. He has written 20 books, including biographies of Krishna Menon, Lee Kuan Yew, Nargis and MS Subbulakshmi. He is a recipient of the 2011 Padma Bhushan and numerous other awards. He lives in Bangalore.Buy The Dismantling Of India: https://amzn.to/3zaug2xWHAT'S THAT WORD?!Co-host Pranati "Pea" Madhav joins Ramjee Chandran in "What's That Word?!",  where they discuss the interesting origins of the word, "SCOUNDREL." WANT TO BE ON THE SHOW?Reach us by mail: theliterarycity@explocity.com or simply, tlc@explocity.com.Or here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/theliterarycityOr here:  https://www.instagram.com/explocityblr/

NARGIS is first up in our series Women Superstars of Indian Cinema! Tell us your favorite of her films, especially if it isn't with Raj Kapoor.

In this episode I get to drop in for an epic conversation around Non-Duality with Nargis Alegria, a wonderful woman who has gotten herself to a place of inner liberation that perceives life beyond the separate self. Nargis has come on to the public scene on Youtube and Social media with her powerful sessions she has with people all over the world helping them to begin to embody and see thru the lens of the true self beyond separation.Her youtube videos are loaded with inspiring sessions with people, profound insights and beautiful teachings.Show NotesDay of liberation, energetic shift, starting the awareness journey through the mind to try and understand what's happeningReleasing the different programs on the way to enlightenmentYOU ARE PRESENCE you can't not beQuestions all of your beliefsWaking up and spending your day doing what you enjoyDealing with the chaos inside yourself and seeing God in everythingService to self vs Service to ALLWho would you be without fear? What would your life look like? **To learn more about Nargis' work or to get a session with her check out her Youtube Channel Follow Nargis on IG: nargis.alegria

Episode 65 of "The Raj&Pablo Show".

Episode 65 of "The Raj&Pablo Show".

It's beginner's season.  Well, actually, it's always beginner season for us because there is always a race to learn to TRI.   For the month of June, we will highlight beginners as they share their stories.  It's the modern-day race report, if you digg.     This week's featured beginners are: Nargis Fontaine and the Naugatuck Tri Team    Ask for what you need, receive the gems, and then knock down the door to Tri. Nargis Fontaine doesn't let an opportunity slip past her. She is a skillful martial artist who doesn't like to be underestimated.  She shapes her workouts by looking forward to them. For her, it's not just about checking a box.  Most Newbies don't have the opportunity to attend training camp before their first race. However, she's a member of D.I.S.K., so she didn't have a typical first season.      When your civic's teacher encourages you to tri, you know you are destined for greatness. Thank you, Mr. Fobler, for introducing  Ayana Williams, Jadya Costa, and Leticia DoNascimento to triathlon, getting excited to have a triathlon team only to be told it's not going to happen.  Well, these young ladies would not be told they won't be able to TRI.  They quickly galvanized themselves and made a decision to  Tri despite the initial obstacles that got in their way. After all, isn't every goal worth having worth fighting for? These high school track stars still wanted a challenge. So, they used their resources to garner support, and bam, now we have new triathletes!  These young ladies know the true meaning of teamwork and its power to make the dream work.  They started together and literally finished together.    Don't forget to leave a review, share it with your friends, and Follow Tri Beginner's luck on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.  And send any questions or feedback you have to  imreadyto@tribeginnersluck.com.     Cheers to defying the odds and being trailblazers,  Let's Tri this!   

Nargis shares about life after Realization and the nature of Awakening & Enlightenment; assisting people with 1 on 1 sessions. Instagram ► https://instagram.com/nargis.alegria YouTube ► https://bit.ly/NargisYT Website ► https://unconditional-freedom.com No Limits Society ► https://bentinhomassaro.com/nls What is I? ► https://bit.ly/WhatisI High Level Perception ► https://highlevelperception.com

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This ep's Brown of the Week is Srikesh Kumar--a guy who came miraculously back to life after being hit by a motorcycle. We talk about Nargis and her evolving obsession with Mango Bae. Our topic: how our conversations with our immigrant parents evolved over the years. Were we just a form of labor? Probably! Then we talk about how the tension we felt with our parents ultimately helped us. Abuse, beatings, love--this episode has it all.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Shammi Kapoor की बात से खुश होकर Nargis ने उन्हें Kiss देने का Promise कर दिया और फिर क्यों मुकर गई?

Fabulous discussion with Debs and Nargis about the benefits of cryotherapy. The truth is placing our body under extreme conditions is a form of hormesis. Hormetic stress is good. Chronic stress is not. When meeting Debs at the Arnold Festival I tried some localized cryotherapy for the first time. The feeling was exhilarating. In this podcast, we discuss the different kinds of cryo, the benefits, and the costs involved in treatment or purchasing your own unit for business or personal use. Podcast sponsored by: www.instagram.com/clearlight_life - ROGERSNIPES get up to £750 off @kion - Oregano oil - Get up to 20% off 10% when you subscribe online 10% when you use code SNIPES = Subscribe & use code SNIPES to get 20% off

India Policy Watch #1: What Outrage Means Insights on burning policy issues in India— RSJLast week while writing about the Fabindia Diwali ad and the accompanying outrage, I wrote that this ‘arms race of purity’ might become a familiar feature in our cultural landscape. This week we got this:“Homegrown FMCG player Dabur has withdrawn its advertisement on Karva Chauth showing a lesbian couple celebrating the festival in the ad campaign of its Fem Creme bleach and has issued unconditionally apology.After facing backlash on social media platforms and also from a politician from the ruling BJP, the company has withdrawn the ad campaign.In the same week, Bajrang Dal activists vandalised the set and assaulted the director and crew members of the web series Aashram because it ‘defamed the Hindu religion’. There are a few larger questions I have about this phenomenon. Before I come to them, let’s look at this Dabur ad issue a bit more. The ad uses the classic “traditional plot with a twist” approach to make it stand out amidst the clutter. A karwa chauth ad with a lesbian couple must have checked all the boxes in the minds of the marketers at Dabur. It was topical and it celebrated diversity. The recent Cadbury’s Dairy Milk campaign that went viral where it switched the gender roles of its classic ads of the 90s is a good example of this approach. The new ad had the girl hitting a last-ball six while her boyfriend danced onto the pitch. So, here’s a thought experiment: what if Cadbury’s had made the same ad with a same-sex couple? Would that have created the same outrage as the Dabur karwa chauth ad? I suspect there would have been some but nothing of the kind we saw with the Dabur ad. There are more than a few ads and TV shows right now featuring same-sex couples. In fact, the statement of the BJP leader who threatened legal action against the ad is useful to quote here:"In future they will show two men taking 'feras' (marrying each other according to Hindu rituals)." I suspect the issue becomes fraught when Hindu rituals are involved. I have argued in previous editions that the way ideologies are understood in India are different from their original conception. A liberal is used for a left-leaning activist kind instead of someone believing in individual rights and consent. People call themselves conservative that is, those who value order, custom and self-directed change in society, while they champion bigoted views and radical changes that will usher in an ‘ideal society’. They do so without any sense of irony. An absence of ideological clarity is a feature of our democracy. Ideological ConfusionNow, if I were an Indian conservative, how would I look at the Dabur ad? Sure, I would wince a bit at the lesbian angle. After all, to me, marriage is a social institution and it is solemnised between a woman and a man. But then I would also reluctantly acknowledge that same-sex relationship is now accepted in many societies. It has a legal sanction in India. Maybe then as a true conservative, I will look at the ad again. Sure it shows lesbians but they are also following a tradition that I hold dear. The ad upholds my belief that individualism has to be grounded by custom and tradition. That social cohesion will be preserved only if we adhere to our cultural mores. So, I would welcome an ad that co-opts a new generation into this tradition. But that’s not how the so-called conservatives behaved. What explains this? The simple answer is that it’s about outrage, not so much about the tradition. It is about using another incident to strengthen the narrative that there are insidious forces who will destroy sanatan dharma if we aren’t forever vigilant. And you can only trust us to protect you from these forces. Today it is a lesbian couple following the karwa chauth ritual that’s seen as a threat to the faith. Tomorrow it could be a straight woman in the ad but without a bindi. The reason for outrage doesn’t really matter. The narrative that religion is under threat is what is important. So, the far-fetched notion that marketing teams and ad agencies working for Fabindia or Dabur are either anti-Hindu or part of some global conspiracy. Not the obvious reality that almost every lever of power is now controlled by those of your ideological slant. That’s not enough. There are still some mythical powerful people who are brainwashing our young. Not the obvious reality that the young in these companies and their customers are slowly changing and accepting of diversity on their own like a conservative would have preferred. There is no real respect for tradition or for how society is changing itself. It is just another opportunity to play an imaginary victim card and keep the narrative of Hinduism in danger for future electoral gains. Thinking About CultureBeyond these specific instances, there are a few questions that come to my mind as I look at the cultural landscape in India. First, we often use the Breitbart doctrine - politics is the downstream of culture - around here. Like we have written before, there is a long history to this idea before Breitbart. Anyway, there’s an obvious counter to the Breitbart doctrine that comes up after seeing instances like these - isn’t politics influencing culture here? Hasn’t culture now become downstream of politics? The way to think about this is that the Breitbart doctrine is focused on the outcome. The outcome always is about a politics different from what it is today. So, yes, the politician in MP who threatened legal action against the ad was trying to influence culture today. But his goal is to create a kind of politics tomorrow that’s narrower and more bigoted than today. How your culture is changing today is still the best indicator of the kind of politics you will get tomorrow. Going by the spate of fake outrage about ads and TV shows, the future of politics doesn’t look promising.Second, there’s another point that’s made when issues like these come up. No one votes on such issues and these are some fringe elements trying to get into a news cycle. Don’t overread this. I agree, with a caveat. Usually, these are indeed isolated instances of people coercing others to their point of view with limited success except when those doing this hold the levers of power. Then the consequences are both real and long-term. They cannot be likened to an equally stupid outrage by the other side who hold almost no power even if they are vocal. To take the US case, the QAnon and other right-wing crazy ideas can find support on social media but there are hardly people holding power in government, universities or corporates who believe in them. But ‘wokeism’ in universities and workplaces can be a real problem as seen in the dismissals of many alternative voices because those holding power in these places tends to support woke ideas. In India, the shoe is on the other foot. The right-wing ideas have the support of those in power. In edition #120 (A Short History of Breitbart Doctrine), I had written about the Gramscian idea of cultural hegemony which is being followed to the letter in India:Gramsci argued a capitalist state had two overlapping spheres that helped it to thrive. There was the ‘political society’ that ruled through coercion and control of means of production which was visible to all. But there was also the ‘civil society’ that ruled through consent and control of minds. The civil society was the public sphere of ideas and beliefs that were shaped through the church, media or universities. To him, the capitalist state was successful in ‘manufacturing consent’ among people through the ‘cultural hegemony’ it set up through its control of the public sphere. People living in such societies didn’t question their position or their exploitation because they thought this was the ‘natural state’ of existence. The cultural hegemony was so complete and overpowering that there could hardly be any mobilisation of people against the ‘political society’ which ruled through coercion. The minds of the people were brainwashed through propaganda.In short: establishing cultural hegemony is the first step to winning the minds and eventually, the votes of people (we are talking of democracy here). Over time, this hegemony in the public sphere will earn you the long-term consent of the people who will consider it their ‘natural state’. Self-censorship will follow as an outcome of this hegemony. That addresses the second question on why people self-censor themselves.Third, there’s the other question that usually comes up along with the imagined victimhood. Why only choose Hindu rituals? Why not show such ads using rituals of other Abrahamic faiths? Well, if some 82 per cent of the people in India are Hindus, it is natural for an ad or a TV show to focus on this majority for their message; radical or otherwise. Dabur or Fabindia won’t show such ads in another non-Hindu majority country if we were to take the hypothetical case of them being present there. Everyone focuses on the majority. It is for exactly the same reason why more than 80 per cent of films and TV shows have protagonists with Hindu names and faith. Or, a majority of holidays in offices are for Hindu festivals. This is how it works for any overwhelming majority. You get everything in majority. A decade or two back, I remember, there used to be articles and shows debating the relevance of rituals like karwa chauth and their place in modern society. Today, the debate is who can be shown observing the ritual and, maybe, what should they be wearing. That’s enough for you to know who is winning the culture war. p.s: Growing up I had almost no knowledge of karwa chauth. I don’t recollect any film or TV shows that featured it in their plots. Till Shah Rukh Khan (SRK) and Kajol ‘universalised’ it in Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge. Culture changes, gradually and then suddenly, to misquote Hemingway. SRK would’ve learnt it . A Framework a Week: Rules For Political Survival Tools for thinking public policy— RSJI’m reading The Dictator's Handbook: Why Bad Behavior is Almost Always Good Politics (2011) by Bruce Bueno de Mesquita and Alastair Smith. The Netflix series How To Become A Tyrant is based on this. It is an interesting book with the central premise that politicians, dictators and democrats alike, are all the same. They must follow the same playbook of self-interested behaviour to stay in power. I will write about the book in a more relevant context some other time, perhaps. For now, I will leave you with this excellent set of rules that authors suggest leaders can use to succeed in any system:Rule 1: Keep your winning coalition as small as possible. A small coalition allows a leader to rely on very few people to stay in power. Fewer essentials equals more control and contributes to more discretion over expenditures. Bravo for Kim Jong Il of North Korea. He is a contemporary master at ensuring dependence on a small coalition.Rule 2: Keep your nominal selectorate as large as possible. Maintain a large selectorate of interchangeables and you can easily replace any troublemakers in your coalition, influentials and essentials alike. After all, a large selectorate permits a big supply of substitute supporters to put the essentials on notice that they should be loyal and well behaved or else face being replaced.Bravo to Vladimir Ilyich Lenin for introducing universal adult suffrage in Russia’s old rigged election system. Lenin mastered the art of creating a vast supply of interchangeables.Rule 3: Control the flow of revenue. It’s always better for a ruler to determine who eats than it is to have a larger pie from which the people can feed themselves. The most effective cash flow for leaders is one that makes lots of people poor and redistributes money to keep select people—their supporters—wealthy.Bravo to Pakistan’s president Asif Ali Zardari, estimated to be worth up to $4 billion even as he governed a country near the world’s bottom in per capita income.Rule 4: Pay your key supporters just enough to keep them loyal. Remember, your backers would rather be you than be dependent on you. Your big advantage over them is that you know where the money is and they don’t. Give your coalition just enough so that they don’t shop around for someone to replace you and not a penny more.Bravo to Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe who, whenever facing a threat of a military coup, manages finally to pay his army, keeping their loyalty against all odds.Rule 5: Don’t take money out of your supporter’s pockets to make the people’s lives better. The flip side of rule 4 is not to be too cheap toward your coalition of supporters. If you’re good to the people at the expense of your coalition, it won’t be long until your “friends” will be gunning for you. Effective policy for the masses doesn’t necessarily produce loyalty among essentials, and it’s darn expensive to boot. Hungry people are not likely to have the energy to overthrow you, so don’t worry about them. Disappointed coalition members, in contrast, can defect, leaving you in deep trouble.Bravo to Senior General Than Shwe of Myanmar, who made sure following the 2008 Nargis cyclone that food relief was controlled and sold on the black market by his military supporters rather than letting aid go to the people—at least 138,000 and maybe as many as 500,000 of whom died in the disaster.Cynical? Maybe. Illuminating, nevertheless. India Policy Watch #2: Musical Chairs Insights on burning policy issues in India— Pranay KotasthaneIn September, you would have come across many headlines to this effect: "right to sit" becomes a workplace law in Tamil Nadu. Or Tamil Nadu Becomes Second State After Kerala to Establish Right to Sit for Workers. Or Tamil Nadu’s ‘right to sit’ Bill, a long-overdue fundamental right.Of course, the change in law doesn’t mean the ‘right to sit’ is now an enforceable fundamental right. Nevertheless, the news coverage on this issue seems to suggest tha a legal right to sit for all workers in shops and establishments in the state would improve the conditions of workers. As someone skeptical of framing entitlements as rights guaranteed by the state, I was intrigued. How is the government going to enforce such a legal right? What does the right cover? What qualifies as seating? What does adequate seating mean? What’s the market failure here? How will smaller shops provide space for adequate seating?A useful philosophical distinction to consider here is between negative and positive rights. The holder of a negative right is entitled to non-interference. That is, having a negative right to sit implies an employer cannot stop a worker from sitting. A positive right is entitled to the provision of some good or service. That is, having the positive right to sit implies an employer must provide workers with a chair to sit on. The framing of the news reportage seemed to indicate that the government was leaning towards a positive right.So I searched for the exact text of the Kerala and TN amendments to their shops and establishment acts. This is what they say:Tamil Nadu LA Bill 29 of 2021:“22-A. Seating facilities -The premises of every establishment shall have suitable seating arrangements for all employees so that they may take advantage of any opportunity to sit which may occur in the course of their work and thereby avoid ‘on their toes’ situation throughout the working hours."Kerala LA Ordinance 50 of 2018 is almost identical:12B. Seating facilities — In every shop and establishment, suitable arrangements for sitting shall be provided to all workers so as to avoid ‘on the toes’ situation throughout the duty time, so that they may take advantage of any opportunity to sit which may occur in the course of their work.That’s about it. Although there’s no mention of a ‘right to sit’, my friend Ameya Naik educated me that such an obligation on a shop or establishment by definition creates a legal right for workers. So, how effective is this right likely to be? We can anticipate the following unintended consequences:Shops might procure a few chairs and yet prevent workers from sitting. Since the act does not define what ‘any opportunity to sit which may occur in the course of their work’ is, enforcing the right will be quite difficult.Smaller shops and establishments with limited space might find it difficult to comply to this law. Expect chairs to appear miraculously just before the inspector pays a visit.This gives another tool in the hands of the inspectors who are also supposed to check if shops comply with laws on holidays, opening and closing hours of the establishment, cleanliness, ventilation, lighting, prevention against fire etc. — a total of 32 sections under the Shops and Establishments Act. Given the limited capacity, we can expect that the bribe rates to increase.In sum, this ‘right to sit’ is, in reality, a mandate at par with other compliances for shops such as a holiday a week, a maximum work day of eight hours, wage for overtime work etc. In the most optimistic scenario, we can expect its compliance levels to be at par with these other pre-existing mandates. Finally, I am honestly unable to identify the exact market failure that necessitates government intervention on seating facilities in a shop. If I had no choice but to recommend a government intervention, an ethical labour sourcing certification that shops can voluntarily opt for, would be my first solution.India Policy Watch #3: Effecting Policy Change Insights on burning policy issues in India— Pranay KotasthaneThis week I read Himanshu Jha’s Capturing Institutional Change: The Case of the Right to Information Act in India. The ‘Right to X’ in a book title is usually a red flag for me but I am glad I ignored that thought. This book is an excellent read for anyone trying to understand how public policy changes happen in India. On the RTI Act’s promulgation, the first dominant narrative is that a bottom-up social movement with the Mazdoor Kisaan Shakti Sangathan (MKSS) ultimately culminated in the RTI Act 2005. Another dominant narrative highlights the key role played by the UPA-1 government. Jha challenges both these narrative and argues, rather convincingly, that:‘institutional change in the case of RTI in India is an incremental and gradual process of ideas emerging from within the state.’ [page 12]That’s a bold claim. Jha argues that key elements in the Indian political ecosystem were on board with the idea of freedom of information many years before the RTI act came into being. It was an idea whose time had come long before 2005. First the opposition parties and later, the mainstream parties played a major role in overturning the established norm of secrecy. The social movement did have a role to play but it too had a co-dependent relationship with elements in the state; the narrative that it was an outright contest between the society and the state in which the former won is incorrect. As a public policy student, this argument interests me because it again challenges a deep-seated belief in India that only crises drive positive changes in our polity. Many reforms, like the RTI Act, the National Pension System reform have actually come about as a result of a gradual process involving aligning cognitive maps, smart negotiating, and display of political will. That is a sign of hope and a call for rejecting cynicism. Crisis is no guarantee for a policy reform. The well-thought-through reforms take time and perhaps for good reason. HomeWorkReading and listening recommendations on public policy matters[Article] Pratap Bhanu Mehta in The Indian Express on Aryan Khan affair: It's not about establishing that everyone is equal before the law. There are larger ideological connections here.[Podcast] Jordan Peterson podcast: Peterson, Steven Pinker, and Jonathan Haidt sit down to discuss truth, how societies function, utopias, the role of religion, & more. [Book] Successful Public Policy: Lessons from Australia and New Zealand is a rare book that identifies elements of good policy design. The chapter on water markets is particularly relevant to India. Get on the email list at publicpolicy.substack.com

Nargis, from Netherlands, joins Conor and Nick on ComebaCK to discuss spirituality, non dualism, the death of the ego, experiencing enlightenment, her non dualism journey, what's next post enlightenment, challenges faced, how to stop seeking, and why everyone is enlightened. Really enjoyed the conversation! You can find out more about Nargis at @nonduality.memes on Instagram and more about ComebaCK at @thecomebackwithck on Instagram.

For our first segment, David is off prancing in Washington, D.C., so Yaël gives a reaction to the Facebook "whistleblower" and the politicians chomping at the bits to get in on social media regulation. INTERVIEW: Nargis Nehan was formerly the Afghan Minister of Mines and Petroleum,  and worked in various positions at the Ministry of Finance the Ministry of Education, the Afghan Central Bank, and served as an advisor to the President of Afghanistan for two years. She eventually left the government and founded EQUALITY for Peace and Democracy (EPD) a civil society organization for empowering women and youth across 16 provinces of Afghanistan. https://twitter.com/NehanNargis — Having to flee Afghanistan a second time — History repeating itself — What will happen to those who must stay in Afghanistan? — Female activists still in hiding — The persistent issues that still plagued post-Taliban Afghanistan — Helping modernize the financial and resource systems  — Working within the Afghan treasury — Equality for Peace and Democracy, and promoting good governance — Developing the mining sector and fighting other ministers reluctant to deal with female officials — Harassment within Afghan institutions and resigning from the government — The cause of reform and governance was lost to elections — What can people in other countries do to help Afghans and support freedom? — The barbarity of the Taliban, the dark age-mentality, and how to restore rights and freedom in Afghanistan. Broadcast on Consumer Choice Radio on October 7, 2021. Radio: http://sauga960am.ca Radio: http://bigtalkerfm.com  Website: http://consumerchoiceradio.com ***PODCAST***  Apple: http://apple.co/2G7avA8  Spotify: http://spoti.fi/3iXIKIS  Produced by the Consumer Choice Center. Support the show: http://consumerchoicecenter.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the founder of the popular online community Muslim Mamas, Nargis Jahan-Uddin has a front row seat to the ongoing interests and concerns of Muslim mothers. She gives us a look into the contemporary online world of Muslim motherhood, and talks about her own journey from an impoverished neighbourhood of London, to creating this growing online community, which now includes a lifestyle website and a public Facebook page with over 130,000 followers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Terry Batu ဟာသူ့ရဲ့ တေးဂီတနဲ့ စစ်အာဏာဆန့်ကျင်ရေး ပွဲတိုင်းမှာလိုပါဝင်ခဲ့ပြီး၊ Nargis သက်ရောက်တာခံခဲ့ရတဲ့ မြန်ပြည်သူတွေတွက် ဂုဏ်ပြုသီချင်း၊ ဒေါ်အောင်ဆန်းစုကြည်တွက် ဂုဏ်ပြုတေးသီချင်းတွေ ရေးစပ်ဖျော်ဖြေပေးခဲ့တဲ့ အနုပညာရှင်တစ်ဦးဖြစ်ပါတယ်။

Nargis Rahman joins us today to talk about her dreams, her path to journalism with its U-turns forced by motherhood, and how she practiced her mommying philosophy of “wing it” with her own return to work. Her gems on our God-given potential, and the right of the people upon us to use it, are more than inspirational. They're aspirational. Learn about storytelling as a function of community journalism and how mainstream coverage often misses the treasure box of stories under its nose, when sisterhood elevating its individual members fosters our collective success, and about Nargis' favorite community piece.  Links:Learn more about Nargis: https://nargisthewriter.com/about/Nargis on IG: @nargisthewriterNargis on Twitter: @nargisthewriterEmail Nargis: nargisthewriter@gmail.comRead about Bismillah Kabob: https://civileats.com/2019/05/24/the-halal-restaurant-helping-build-community-in-suburban-detroit/ Pediatric COVID hospitalizations: https://www.businessinsider.com/record-high-rates-kids-hospitalized-with-covid-as-delta-spreads-2021-8 Web: www.mommyingwhilemuslim.comEmail: mommyingwhilemuslim@gmail.comFB: Mommying While Muslim page and Mommyingwhilemuslim groupIG: @mommyingwhilemuslimpodcast

My raw rendition of this haunting song.from film 'Raat aur Din' (1967). Love the intriguing, free-thinking lyrics by Shailendra and the delicate lilting melody by Shankar-Jaikishan. Memorably enacted by iconic actress Nargis in her unconventional role as a married woman with a dual personality disorder. She urges her partner and rhe audience at a dance club to untie the knots in their hearts, to come to her and dance, as no one is an outsider there. Strangers may magically connect in such a delightful gathering, smile into each other's eyes, and create their own magical city of dreams. They can be transformed creating their own music and happiness, freeing themselves of past ties, without the need to spell out their individual life paths or destinations.

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Our favourite boutique film label, Criterion, has finally acknowledged Hindi cinema with two series on their streaming channel devoted to acclaimed filmmakers Bimal Roy and Raj Kapoor.  Show Notes: We checked the list, we have 133 Criterion films including the Eclipse box sets The Criterion Collection and the Criterion Channel NYT: How the Criterion Collection Crops Out African-American Directors This is the podcast where the Bollywood boxset rumours come from Episode 69 on Raj Kapoor and episode 87 on Madhumati Directed by Bimal Roy at the Criterion Channel Do Bigha Zamin Erin saw this film in her proletarian literature course Bicycle Thieves and Italian neorealism Cinema is always political Songs: “Dharti Kahe Pukaar Ke,” “Hariyala Sawan Dhol Bajata,” “Ajab Teri Duniya Hai Mere,” and “Aa Ri Aaja Nindiya Tu” (INTERVAL (“Ramaiya Vastavaiya” from Shree 420) Three by Raj Kapoor on the Criterion Channel Shree 420 Section 420 Charlie Chaplin’s Tramp “Mera Joota Hai Japani” Songs: “Dil Ka Haal Sune Dilwala,” “Ichak Dana Bichak Dana,” “Mud Mud Ke Na Dekh,” and “O Jaanewale” NEXT TIME: OK Computer interview Bollywood is For Lovers is a member of the Alberta Podcast Network Listen to Your Forest Check out Natural Light Edmonton Find us on Apple Podcasts! and Stitcher! and audioBoom! and iHeartRadio! and Spotify! and Google Podcasts! Thank you to Becca Dalke for the artwork! Follow us on Twitter! Like us on Facebook! #CriterionCollection, #CriterionChannel, #BimalRoy, #RajKapoor, #DoBighaZamin, #BalrajSahni, #NirupaRoy, #RattanKumar, #Murad, #Jagdeep, #MeenaKumari, #Shree420, #Nargis, #Narida, #Bollywood, #HindiCinema

The Return of Barry Allen: Comic Capers Episode #65 Phil and Lilith review the Flash #73-#79 (February—August 1993) featuring Wally West's greatest wish and worst nightmare, the return of “Barry Allen” and Max Mercury, and Wally faces off with one of the deadliest rogues of any era. Show Notes: The Return of Barry Allen: Comic Capers Episode #65 Find all of our Social Media & Merchandise here: https://linktr.ee/capesandlunatics Follow Phil Perich on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Nightwingpdp Follow Lilith Hellfire on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LilithHellfire  Produced by: http://www.southgatemediagroup.com Production Team: Phil Perich The Return of Barry Allen: Comic Capers Episode #65 00:00:00 - 00:06:55 This episode of Cape Some Lunatic Sidekicks is brought to you by tweaked audio awesome headphones get tweaked audio dot com and use the coupon code southgate get thirty percent off chipping in a lifetime warranty where he can get there through the link on our website southgate media groups dot com hey what about our capers podcast after doing little things like shoveling sidewalks and helping a soup kitchen yeah they save a pregnant woman take a new church and she's like it's like oh my husband's about these something bad tonight in in search of the husband at a department store on Christmas Eve so depart think it's crowded seventy three seventy nine from February through August nineteen ninety three so we jumped from the eighties through the nineties uh-huh anyway so yes we're back with another common capers courses October so we're talking or next flash episode think arrived so while Jay's bringing doctors and everything to the pregnant woman so they don't have to move her in a way what else I know exactly investigating well it starts off with issue seventy three it's a Christmas story or one perfect gift you but anyway going to be one of those nights kids buffalo anytime I'm on the MIC anyway flushing while Ian Linda Spending Christmas with Jane John Garrick Anyhow issues are a little long tricking the nineties Charlie give me some more time than now she's in there watching some superior spider man joining me that disgusted voice you I'm sure you're familiar with is still crap on Damn we get some Jake Care here I just wish you watched when you understand that carly vacant that's not governed by I'll never procrastinated long I have really the hello and welcome back to call the Cavers I am bill on a Wyan speeding through this I refuse to shop on Christmas Eve just because I hate crowds the narrative with online shopping I don't like them his time wally or well is there some burying or is there but yes from flash I'm not outweighs rolled yet on spritzers joy unintentionally civic straighttalk pay day shipping great next day clause My Dad was everything and he says I don't WanNa toy what my dad I just didn't want to do it but then he has trouble finding the guy in the department stores they got checked everywhere I've checked everyone is acquainted the home rush but with their father in prison so yeah but then the guys come for their money and he's like no I'm going to take the money back so I can fire I'm hoping that's on all she gave him but yeah like you said the door that was the O. 00:06:56 - 00:26:14 J. Back home and while the opens the gear from me just like to introduce a character on sesame she because so many people have break so many kids have appeared in prison yeah pushing the kid either way but of course while the Rash Jackson making time disarms the gangsters in you know his work as well anyway so yes there's a there's a doorbell rings and they're like supposedly it's very well I love how Jones and of course while he has no patients Earth Achilles learn so Jeff Kagan on here trade at least once or twice five turn off the popular story so yeah second issue picks up it opened the door and it's period in any way for core Merkley y imagine the pressure ask carrying those that just made me think of it that's all right people clean up your ought to have kids Acre clean up your act no matter what but if you have kids one were followed follow the North Star the Church Berry being reborn on us all of this of course written by Mr Mark Waid I think sphere yeah so walling Lindor spending a one J Oakland being how Jordan and I Jake Eric talk in the Berry basically what happened hyper about that like ooh caving properly it's convenient now it's the you know it's the hey wanna be this kid you know you want your kid growing up without a it the other asking barry how he's alive and he says somehow I you know my energy reform itself during Wali's battle with Dr Elkin Issue Seventy two ladies in jail you know basically the this this is crazy like this this is one of the many problems America is in his already cracking open the safe yeah Brenner Railway runs yeah so issue seventy four ton of flashes on it and I believe this story has been collected in then something that final mission from Chrysler and infrared SM- could could that so we get the footmen and we universal wealthy Austin and we say we see the the Great Temple Club Air Knox amount or matrix before a Matrix Matrix a tells them you know your wife Marie as you know in Labor get the church I want to house asking him he's like cerium these is gone now partially like you know some of its is hazy from like right before disappeared there was a trial and then live struggling to find the department store your Nargis requirements areas frank well Keith doesn't struggle does he because I mean it I'm checking guidry theater gear a so he has looking for CNN but he'd be no memory he wandered a homeless guy who saw the flash museum and some of the came back to him and the reigning grabbed the costumes. If you do want to get the best trade with this one in the I'd say is probably clash returnability Allan back with wally thinking about the crisis which you know basically just it was just some universal battle Waterbury gave his life to save the Universe not the Wealth Hellfire way anyway so yeah Berry are wally runs inputs on his youth as like Oh that's right it's just very true so yes oh Barry's just like oh nice suit but then it's it's New Year's Eve so our us on the yeah well J. Stays to take her Maria they made a helper popper mobsters than anything is totally would then big plot point we line which I get how what what was trying to do but it's like how how scandal with the ring he's like Oh yeah he's telling the truth it's Berry I know I know we have a lack page in you get why no way I think in one of these letter calms like yeah he's like the minute if over the bulk everyone's like for New Year's Eve she burien wally or taken out all the like a Assassins sent the wack handsome Jack so fun I love that your twelve year old boy in the week berries been back I haven't told him I've been wearing I'm the flash now are Africa what honestly it's like a wall he's always like what you don't remember Kansas phase through solid objects when it's a nice to have someone on my level grab we were saying you know as he gets older again now it's not like when your kid and you got the female baseball glove which you know when they give them a baseball glove I'm sorry that Rookus outgrown exactly anyways so yeah goon show up on the handlebars I try you know the final issues berries flash series which we covered last upset other shows up in costume desert releasing get to that in the last issue but yeah so yeah the paper shows up to give wally the tip about handsome Jack The mob boss might get wacked so are her and they like going this little side mission find handsome jets but you know what you get the big problem I have with this well this whole story so until all starts going downhill and flash seventy five we wrote back in the day and you know it made me think how unfair life is that I came back and she didn't and he's like celebrating evetually kind of smart 'cause isn't really bury is kind of mysterious causing yeah I guess tomorrow evening while he's done in a while Wynberg Allen colored can't braving Friday might be in the last issue yeah maybe just maybe from running behind yeah with the the combine Bob Brown it's been crabbers compares thinking about how theory todd he's a week ago he's turned up alive auto train like what is this the wild west I was half expecting oral Smith God don't ever lynch armie hammer everybody outsourcing the games on the above I don't know eleven aw arch nemesis really yes so anyway it's Wally Frank Issues when you're trying to get a flash yeah so I guess handsome Jeff buys out this amusement park every year so both Elat against the mobsters spread the word he wanted for flash protect him yeah but it's point I don't think wall is identity was public so it's like it's like what would be the problem with tell the whole the rest of the world of Soup Wally West the flash tells me we're we won't be together again some day that she's out there everybody's looking forward to the second chance the Muslim smog Branko they rescue underwater bring run over by a car. Hey Trey trying to break keep this high-tech group from hijacking the train but then they take out the tracks of the tr- The train just it belongs to the man so swift he actually outraced death are like in that he really derails now it's headed right for a school of course of course and so that's they give you gotTa actually supposedly a good mentor to Wally they're trying to set up now here's and Timothy to the grave of Iras and he's take place so yeah so they goes got immune Smith Park and I was like what will part while he gets a call from J Yeah Hotel they found a hiding place we see another uh streak flypast and wally said while they used to be the fastest man alive but he's like now it's it's there we came out I like the western I do even better couldn't armie hammer private pilot I just they mess with the origin a little bit so it's a little bit and plus hush is not going to be had we'll see these already taken and he's greeted Aerostat better the kids after this they go to the no the wall he's taken over the identity of flash list afraid we're going to offer so you can see in the title was Alan clue much You know while I could come up with new superhero name and then they start getting frisky on the floor I don't think that's how that works always I he's like hey no I just had this nagging notion that something here could provide a clue and then they pan the like a book talk a little bit I mean you know wally worship Berry and now we seem to do the impossible Eddie refers loads like these were all over again so anyway yeah back at home while Leeann Linda like you said are talking gentiles I mean eventually gets it but I think right now if he does fees do stuff he blows it up yeah it will the guy screaming we killed the flash and he's like you did what Barry Tears into them like he's about to kill them he's like Oh my God he must take I'm dead you know he hears something that sounds like he's like you know 'cause we are I am the flash our accounts eight years he heard Berry scream and I quote I'm the flash do understand me punk I'm the flash and it's more popular sorry yeah so they will learn our lessons from with that women's baby will lean into the complex which we did actually nobody about the of Eyelash I was would you the more loving open religious than elasticity bite meaner yeah flashing night day Euros Afraid Leaning with the Common Folks Flashlight Hell Yell is doing yeah Eh but it is it all on bowling's into response high tech this high tech super villain groups been three flashes all have to do the world when with their arms to stop the train yeah so yeah I love that they do in the actual show a couple of doc is like like house waiting to see if you mentioned there you know I thought it was kind of funny you hat and then you know varies like I didn't want to admit you know I saw the fierce always have to take points and they're all talking about and till the columbine comes on in a big tank and our day right quickly and at Mach three with Barry Okay or run episode that's Giral Acetate Rude Oh while he gets shocked to hear a mountain of rebels yet they're trying to protect the cops and take out the columbine it may go day do they meet Ramon than they go to combine hideouts all the on the help Oh texmart reference should be you should have usually catching up on never seen it what about her fellows have you heard about the do keeps keeps lunatic sidekicks comic capers task he's like couldn't hear at first but then what I heard he's like when I really here is insult shocked but they don't tell you what it is until the last penalty issue 'cause he's moping at home and then thank you so yeah issue seventy six we're about to experience the most tragic day in the life of Wally West combined before running into the house while he searches our in fads in the alley materialized I notice this like yeah you gotta worry about aging and everything yeah yeah so basically we had the flashback Awali becoming kid flash and then you know ballet how any way you know later after all he's talking to Linda he's like on attention he's like all your job at the same time yeah they drop like a wall on wally and then one of the guy with excite celebrate fashion berry it's like super massacre talk about it legacy characters are honestly you know they have a whole mantle a hold on his shoulders ooh cry make problem with it that a lot of people have but it's like it's easier to say with all of our all superpowers it's like okay okay gingers coverage so again we get flashbacks about how wally became kid flat cussing or it's a trap and Berries I should I should viral through the wall do a quick recon they're always like no just because you're the fastest in your name for your superhero she's a she's like she's like she's like dementia like you're such a petty bitch it can be important for the craft wherever they for some people appear so yes so three frigging Clark's rarely Mary dies and he'd comes flash then get the whole story about how berry came back again very redundant because you're here now four he's like maybe I didn't hear what I heard last issue but it's kind of like maybe chapter we've seen the subway courtesy Matt in Mysterious Yeah Twenty sixth floor yeah this skyscraper and they find a miniature it's like you got the wrong guy it's not me it's not me until chain knocks over the tokens and guess who picks them up at super speed he's dressed like an alien warlord or era rated up princes Sol's outfits on the beach yes so after they zip out of the beer commercial what they do live in Keefer how are we see Barry and wally streaking towards Columbine headquarters and wally girls on the beach mold Nice Nice type of cheap crappy beer engaged I wanted him to be like the fears Ulama Hey fresh nineteen these girls playing volleyball I wanNA tune for matt go to Manley Max Sch me is the Charlie drank hits hey so after the apple tip them off here by yes point fans okay tighten super villain exactly he's also he's Victor Dude no no he says it to the next though says you know it's you know we need you know something's gone wrong we need to do something anything can twenty says you need this matter of life and death and Jay's like so what do you think that means God through so so so uh-huh that's pretty much what Max you know again that up a long time ago and he's put together that maybe berries dangerous now why would he let wally go off with him. 00:26:15 - 00:22:18 The red headed stepchild literally the need anyway yeah Ta handles Oh yeah it was awesome raid j. 00:22:18 - 00:22:18 j. 00:22:18 - 00:28:09 goes to see Johnny quick very little scale model between sitting there 'cause they find it what is it twenty fifth or twenty it so yes so the flashes so berry and wally or trying to vibrate through this fath- shrinking dome and Jays like you owe me nineteen forty nine the screaming skull remember and access you swore you'd never call that one in seventy seven titled Suicide Run but on the coverage says the final blow a register unpacked home that don't so aridity let it be so the opening page we see a news report of a battle between Barry Allen and Kim vibrate remember but he's like maybe few you know get me started I can hold a pattern enough for you to jump through which buried as an you need to get right was no this is this is for the youngsters but he doesn't want to involve his daughter the auto sharks I know so yeah so it's the holidays it's just the Hologram that lors the two flashes into an shrinking it could have prepared yourself if he hadn't left the TV on when you left the House Eldorado Nick Yeah so they're like well maybe if we both agree that like what is it different frequencies and field and wall he's like why can't aries totally Ironman dome and he's got a press conference and he's like Oh while other clashes and the all flash now you know like you made the world forget about Barry Allen has concentrating does actually picking up newsstand when this was coming out saying if you newsstand ran out so you basically just the report on TV saying how Carleen every every breath you take anyway did you read flash forward that I mean Green Leonard Forty Yeah Okay Yeah you know people who drive arranged by now so then we get the flash going on here that'd be really stretching for Matt for Home Fan all the introduce neither have start from very homo erotic infectious subjects fan I mean it's basically it's you know how trying to catch berry and then in meemaw keep it dark star from like trying to kill Berry Wallet gets his hand through the standing there with the hand outside of the field is they come on he's like helped me before terminating to the Mash Survey Colombian her might seem hesitant to help yeah yeah while yet snap get rid of me Dass like what's going as Berry Berry he doesn't swear to help me help me and she's GonNa help he goes on a tirade basically gives the cliche this Tommy big enough for the both of us worse divall Max Mercury wait a minute with the double alliteration aw stop by the two two two page splash of a j maxx Johnny in the whole of the he's like a very mysterious has he's like Eh says the flashes dead also shut up this cover because the demise of flash one eighty four I love that C. 00:28:09 - 00:32:59 C. Wally later and how Jordan Frosty Secret Leonard Number Forty home which is almost added to the list but I was like we got enough here scarring but anyway meanwhile while he's wandering around town in his Don Johnson suit oh you know old flash runamuck in wall he's like you know he's there's been times lost powers but this time I have my powers just I don't Wanna use them then we see bury it bring down a building under construction you know under construction he knew the secrets of the speed force before anyone can wreck wreck well this is this is wade sitting up his it was like I was like little fires to put up with enough how Jordan in this story I don't want to like throw an actual how issue in here out of the house now but he look how can be you didn't rip it up for fighter literate bomb if you will the catch you up on cremated forty so again while he's a flash back in the first couple pages but then late rose pretty cool we're gonNA Jackson Male near enshrined we I guess that's the leader of the Columbine who they're looking to die she worked rich after previously she's Richard could have missed an issue I mean I think I was reading this was coming out I think I'm still one more chance kicks off the building Sh- meanwhile back in the alley wall he still doesn't see the So yes I would be very basically like I don't recognize the guy in white but hey I know you're drowning quick the slow poke has he elbows because Parsons by carefree ratings this painfully vibrates through after Berry Berry leaves them to die home the stepping stones that you know he's the one with the speed force now and I'll say it is better than their their rainbow spectrum was reading the book until he hears from Mumbling Memoir Iris he pays the gives the bum like what twenty bucks the big MACs Berry fight right CEO appointed Max Mercury was I was not impressed that's all he he he with a book they show him reading the book with the Flash in Sydney on the front of it and he's like Oh my God he's like the workers in by shaking girders and I'm just like Otis be perfect time for Gertrude the patron saint of girders sweet go trio buckle get the bell out yet young rapper savages need a spanking But then it's like back says like Jay take care of Johnny Todd Barry Allen met Max Mercury mm that solves the mystery of sand so yeah wearing helping me will be well not tweet tweet get to issue seventy nine but he's like what he's reading camp makes sense it can't possibly exist but it's what's on the inside cover two words I believe in name Yes it opens up with Johnny trying to teach wally his off speed formula which keep that in mind oh everyone has to do a bloodlines ear so it was like Oh yeah in the middle of trying to find Berry we're going to go on this other venture knocking and Jay's trying to get all the workers on it time alert which the issue ends with wally coming up just in time to catch Jay's helmet about you enjoy him when he admits orientals those exchanges were holier than well the only good thing is like you know really unsee Linda much while until issue seventy nine but the kind of explain what she's doing during the right but flash annual sticks I think fits in right here the lines annual which basically is just like I mean Wade wrote that too but it's base I think work he's like yeah works for Johnny but no to visualize what's already there Farrar and then we then we see Jay Jay's back it's again more flashbacks and then we see Mac show up and he's like you know talking about maxine the obvious well no he says you WanNa pull Jesse in on this and Jane says leave your daughter out of it with no time to teach the youngsters tricks Max able live another day cliffhanger but this varies not use preferred to use innocent bystanders but then he picks up some grab basely shoots at super speed it Johnny taking them out I didn't around what is it issue ninety two I think I think that's how it works for wally exactly so they did go to wall real quick don't you know it can vibrate through this from the memo Jay and Max from their side ready to dot com it ain't yeah Janis Formulas Kinda cute and molly's like I'm hard water while he's right subconscious brought them back to the alley where Berry Yeah and Mulcair was a homeless Guy Looking at the initiative immigrants so that me- fairy quote unquote is beating the crap out of Jay he's he's trying to finish tear down the building talk about being penny so yeah so after all the pep talk from the old guys Wally picks up the book and explains the speed force better than the Greenland and rings biting her Eric. 00:32:59 - 00:46:42 No we're not in retrospect now at Meral I'm there will always be forever better about that y'all don't you know them although we don't see the explanation yet what it's all about and he says the name that's written on the front cover and he's like you know it's like Jason He's a narcissistic April that loves to talk about himself and Barry Allen as the prisoner's arm them that's it's essential all shocked and so are the other two once he explains who the name is and chase like but how I have no idea he's like Ben I can trick them into telling us but then Jay shows up and just say shut up and clocks them is just between you meet get up doc and then Max is talking the wally about getting faster and he's like you think about your you go to a new town boys are frigging me thinking days Mac skimpy and he grabbed me knows as like you're afraid of replacing Berry because if the minute you come as fast as him that's what you've done in Mali respects in wall he's talking about putting a plan in motion see classmate treadmill about petty but anyway so yes we see maximum Johnny Walis Issue Oh yeah we'll get to that especially next day she like we're in so obvious even it and then we see wally in the ruins of the Flash Museum which got trashed in Green Lantern Forty taking care of the prisoners while j dukes out with quote Unquote Berry and Bringing j replacement just to kill judge seriously so many thoughts we will cover Ooh Ooh I say think about your speed too much just let it just let it flow obsolete I say he's a legacy has the burden of beers legacy him well then Jane Berry knocks out then what breaks both legs or one leg I forget we'll see argued Corey yes a maximum like he's about the beat Berry until again very innocent bystanders in the way the blink first second says bearing whips on him and told Jay Ripstein signi off his chest you deserve to wear this so the whole Amnesia thing like you had to been confused if otherwise you wouldn't have left this you know this this booker laying in the alley ooh broke you say erosion throat to ever wrote yet get to the oversized flash seventy nine law look at them antlers on their heads straight up then we see him pick up a costume ring what you do with that and then he says one last surprise clothes make the man as he runs to the rogues gallery whereas you're in this century professors who the reverse flash now what he had to cut the the city throws him a ring says good suit up can we see Berry we don't see the costume but we see something come out of that ring and he says look familiar in sports ALMANAC you're not Barry Allen your name is barred thown tell me I'm wrong I know I know so yes they'll run off do whatever name and we see the state penitentiary the isn't public knowledge at least not in the twentieth century now this book came from the future it came with you Marty Committee bears an Yes aright and he says I figured it would he says congratulations you had the whole world go and he's somehow you informed xt issue when he breaks at least one of his legs and he says I'll bring the city down around but won't be Barry Allen it'll be as the one true flat ask racist to the Flash Museum to new costume Bro I'm guessing on this cover right it is for any would has evolved to do some crazy I don't where he could do no wrong that's right it's a full biography of Barry Allen the flash is entire life and intimate detail from birth to death it could've been published in our time Barry's identity as you think of that beyond right that's my name now old man convex like but seven on seventy eight yeah so then wally says while he shows up looking for the shoot I can't believe Jay fell for this because you know you've got buried now to bear goes it's me your friend sh on now that's what they're trying to say give them blinked get again while the inner monologue in the catch everyone up thanking why does that thing Eric Bedroom yes sounds dorky tuber door made right like you wrong future armor even Charley Esser won't put that after his name I don't know me the earthquake Onnell to save the city they'd have to feed their mistakenly FO- Barry Allen Jay hits Berry with a girder and he's like come on Erin Berry Siber- About Ken Sirnak Oh Bob So then purpose resume twentieth or the carrier but Beth was superior professors are in crashes than Wally Calls Matt's Yoda making Jewish war basically summarizing every issue we've covered here tonight's wants inky flashes the name investigation by the way yeah regret title so yeah so wally in Yogyakarta just doing it out and all these like you're dead you to work Dan and basically his mind convinced himself it was he was Berry Allen and while he's always con help us you know you were Berry and you could have been Berry Allen right now but you know the of professor zoom the reverse flash wasn't common knowledge but in the twentieth century it was sh as he sees as he sees me come for you he's like you're ahead of your time kid rather your head of mine I've never met Barry Allen at least not yet it's possible sick I wanted to his friend and he killed me he's like wait a minute came to the realization that I couldn't die if we basically get an origin for e barth on basically it's like fan boys are still around in the twenty Fifth Century Boys Never Die Homie Roy they suspend milk suspense it's not that the button was stuck or anything act warm well and then he's looking he's looking on all the roads and stuff and then In the twenty fifth century the identity the cosmic treadmill on an antique store go right I was like who puts a time machine in an antique store but I guess you need super speed to use it so yeah so basically I his favorite hero the twentieth century was the flash and he read the he memorized basically the auto by the biography I says yeah treatment the treatment cost me a fortune in the pain shaved years off my life so he grabbed his book any identical at that point was five hundred years old kinda offset drop them in a nine hundred ninety three there's no there's no superheroes could you know Doggy keeps crime in check and I'm just like summer sorry thank you is cost you wouldn't freak barry out he went back to time travel to see Berry but you know as well as the cosmic treadmill in the cosmic treadmill so you've won again he wandered in it you know you wandered in in in his Asia until we got to the Flash Museum stopping about you but even just creep the evil and your ego just had the you know creep out even if he couldn't remember who you were the and this fan boiling is extremely he got plastic surgery plastic surgery to look like Barry Allen and the it's a woman's Life Vienna web see last episode and we never saw her and I didn't come back from the dead and I so this whole stupid about the twentieth twentieth centuries colden boring bake stolen from the planetarium you stole it from them the Super Chemical Bear Oh yeah creation of themselves getting killed by Barry Allen C. 00:46:42 - 00:48:08 last digit last episode even Nanos wait wait wait wait wait time paradox if you destroy the treadmill now it's like me round the twenty fifth century for you to come back because he because if you could quote George fans that you believe alive and is it really exactly I'm like why bring didn't work against yellow bar just like runs his hand through the bars and says oh I don't think so basically like knock dex how he's like your ring ain't GonNa work against me then he's like he's going through Max Radio is I'm GONNA come back and kill you out Jake Eric Wally we'll cover lots of that man stay tuned so anyway bear Walis telling everyone about the listen johnny but then how tries to pin them with to the wall with some debris in he's Neil Bortz like you it forget I can vibrate through solid matter if you're nineteen ninety-seven I think it's s later and I had twenty twenties literally a few months away it's easier to convince people when they want that logic while I was trying to think to how easy would it have been for them to get berry albums. 00:48:08 - 00:47:41 DNA TO DOUSE my problem. 00:47:41 - 00:50:00 Why quitting how I'm just I know that's what I'm saying why didn't he'd scam full? DNA Skin Neil bortz fine I'll just kick your butt and that's when how how Jordan says up with Joining Max instead I guess he just did it as a simple lie detector convenient plot point burnell how really miss his friend and he wanted to be true three were Barry Allen's already dead and can kill me and he's like in and make sure that happens I'm GonNa destroy the cosmic treadmill and while I know but is it a plane or is it a car a plane all right so I know it seems impossible but the good news to come out of this whole thing he's like the only thing that's GonNa keep me from killing Zales the you know I was thinking for on before the Bat Navy we could do a little Batman Incorporated fifty two is the only good thing about education which has fought could've told everybody that's true actually still so you'll boards like here here's the new plan I'm going to stay in one thousand nine the J. 00:50:02 - 00:53:37 He'll in Brooklyn like pretty broken in six places yeah his wife's like he's GonNa run again and she was like it's okay have you ever read those I have okay that you're in for this was the quaint time when 'cause how throws them in a cage you know energy caging this quaint time when again he never wanted to hear that where to cover that's no will so yeah so berry wally sees that takes off for the Studio Saves Linda but then  

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