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Shakeel Mohamed : « Une mafia opérait pour la vente des maisons NSLD sous l'ancien régime »

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Sur sa page Facebook, Stefan Gua de Rezistans ek Alternativ a exprimé son soutien à l'idée de repenser la manière de mener les opérations de nettoyage sur l'île aux Bénitiers, qui ont démarré le jeudi 20 mars. Il a souligné que, depuis plusieurs années, les plaisanciers de l'île, qui vivent de leurs activités, organisent des campagnes pour préserver la propreté de l'île. Cependant, Stefan Gua estime qu'il serait judicieux de les impliquer davantage dans ces initiatives afin de renforcer l'ordre et la propreté de l'île. Réagissant à cette déclaration, le ministre Shakeel Mohamed a indiqué comprendre le point de vue de Stefan Gua, mais a précisé qu'il n'était pas en mesure d'identifier les plaisanciers impliqués dans les activités suspectes sur l'île. Il a cependant ajouté que la majorité des plaisanciers sont des travailleurs honnêtes et consciencieux, tout en reconnaissant qu'il existe une minorité au courant des pratiques douteuses se déroulant sur l'île aux Bénitiers.

Kansas has put together back-to-back dominating performances, much due to the emergence of Shakeel Moore. Hosts Sam Lance and Jackson Bezdek break down his impact and give some takeaways from the Arizona State game. Plus, Neil Meyer of Rivals comes on the preview Cincinnati on Saturday!  LISTEN to the podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Axs... SUBSCRIBE to Field of 68 Daily: https://https://fieldof68.beehiiv.com/ Check out our merch store: http://fieldof68.shop FOLLOW US! Twitter:  / thefieldof68   Instagram:  / fieldof68   TikTok:  / thefieldof68 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

AI researchers often complain about the poor coverage of their work in the news media. But why is this happening, and how can it be fixed? In this episode, I speak with Shakeel Hashim about the resource constraints facing AI journalism, the disconnect between journalists' and AI researchers' views on transformative AI, and efforts to improve the state of AI journalism, such as Tarbell and Shakeel's newsletter, Transformer. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/axrpodcast Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/axrpodcast The transcript: https://axrp.net/episode/2025/01/05/episode-38_4-shakeel-hashim-ai-journalism.html FAR.AI: https://far.ai/ FAR.AI on X (aka Twitter): https://x.com/farairesearch FAR.AI on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FARAIResearch The Alignment Workshop: https://www.alignment-workshop.com/   Topics we discuss, and timestamps: 01:31 - The AI media ecosystem 02:34 - Why not more AI news? 07:18 - Disconnects between journalists and the AI field 12:42 - Tarbell 18:44 - The Transformer newsletter   Links: Transformer (Shakeel's substack): https://www.transformernews.ai/ Tarbell: https://www.tarbellfellowship.org/   Episode art by Hamish Doodles: hamishdoodles.com

Urmila By Shakeel Aazmi This poem makes one wonder of all those characters in a lifetime who even after contributing so much to our lives... remain so unknown to us. The poet establishes how little is known n said about Urmila... how easily she is not talked at all about... yet even the sarv antaryaami ( Urmila ke wo magar bhaav se anjaan bhi the ) not much of the state of mind n being of Urmila...! And if this is the State of Ram, woh " jo Ram Raja bhi the, Insan bhi, Bhagwan bhi the"..! Then we are merely Humans and further the ones who have distanced so much from Humanity. it's not about taking excuse here, but expressing gratitude for the contributors of whom little or nothing is known yet whose significance is immense.

Send us a textIn this episode of the Real Estate Development Insights Podcast, seasoned real estate developer Shakeel Walji shares insights from his 30-year career in the industry. Shakeel discusses his unconventional journey from engineering to marketing and ultimately into real estate development, where he now manages multiple businesses. He offers practical advice for aspiring developers, emphasizing the importance of understanding financing, timelines, and the critical role of design in successful projects. Shakeel also stresses the need for resilience, continuous learning, and the ability to overcome challenges. He highlights key skills that new developers should focus on and provides a detailed account of a recent project that presented significant obstacles, illustrating the complexities and rewards of real estate development.  Shakeel's Journey into Real EstateThe Walsh Group and Marketing StrategiesChallenges and Successes in DevelopmentCritical Decisions for New DevelopersUnderstanding Finance and TimelinesEvaluating and Acquiring LandDesign and Development PhilosophyThe Role of Consultants in DevelopmentKey Skills for New DevelopersHandling Construction CurveballsThe Reality of Development LifestyleIf you want to learn about our guest and their professional activities, please visit their website at: https://shercorp.ca/. For more information, please refer to RealEstateDevelopmentInsights.Com.

Podcast guest Shakeel Lal Director of https://haloadvisers.co.nz/ Chapters 00:00 Humble Beginnings and Resourcefulness 03:13 Navigating School Life and Early Entrepreneurship 06:14 The Move to New Zealand and Cultural Adjustments 09:23 Pursuing Education and Career Aspirations 12:10 Work Experience and Building a New Life 15:20 Transitioning from Architecture to Insurance 18:14 Building Connections and Overcoming Challenges 24:30 Navigating Loss and Grief 28:57 The Awakening to Insurance's Importance 30:14 Facing Tragedy as an Advisor 33:48 Empathy in Client Interactions 35:32 The Impact of Money on Relationships 40:55 Structuring Business Affairs 48:09 Understanding Business Insurance Essentials

Shakeel has gone viral for cleverly using his words to to trigger people into thinking differently about standards in relationships and dating. We even reviewed one of his clips in a previous episode. SO HAPPY Shakeel agreed to come on! This is a really heated and productive chat! We think you'll love it!Follow Shakeel: www.instagram.com/shakeelromero/?hl=enFind "The Fortress": https://shorturl.at/uIWlG Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts Sam Lance and Jackson Bezdek dive into the Shakeel Moore injury news and talk about how it may impact Kansas. We also talk about the start of Boot Camp and give a quick 2025 recruiting update. Join us!  WATCH the podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPoeI-XEZbY&list=PLQXLZdWqOQ6LRaiW6d4TXa_DTqqSIXJpe SUBSCRIBE to Field of 68 Daily: https://https://fieldof68.beehiiv.com/ Check out our merch store: http://fieldof68.shop FOLLOW US! The Hum Twitter: @HumPod_KU Network Twitter: @TheFieldOf68 Instagram: @FieldOf68 TikTok: @FieldOf68 Rock Chalk! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dr. Brian Ray and Professor Danish (Dany) Shakeel launched their investigation into calls for homeschooling bans—when no significant data exists to justify these demands. After conducting an in-depth study that shed new light on the factors contributing to child welfare, their research revealed that risks were double outside the home, proving that the family plays a crucial role in protecting children—and home is the safest place to be. Join Jim Mason, HSLDA President, and Dany Shakeel as they dive into these findings and discuss what his research means for the homeschooling community and how it disproves the recent, unsupported allegations that homeschooling leads to abuse. “If you compare the numbers, the statistics—the incidences of abuse are double in social settings as compared to at home, which means that the family is the protector of children, as compared to someone else. This makes theoretical sense because any nonsocial actor who is not a part of a family is not likely to care about the child. And on average, the parents are closer to their children. They invest in them. They are likely to protect them. And that's what we see in the data.”—Dany Shakeel

Shakeel Badayuni (3 August 1916 – 20 April 1970) was a famous Indian Urdu poet & lyricist. He is best remembered for most of his songs with music director Naushad. Shakiil won three Filmfare Awards in a row from 1961 to 1963 for his songs 'Kahin Deep Jale Kahin Dil' (Bees Saal Baad), 'Husnwale Tera Jawab Nahin' (Gharana), and 'Chaudvin Ka Chand Ho' (Chaudhvin Ka Chand).kabhī yak-ba-yak tavajjoh kabhī daf.atan taġhāful,mujhe aazmā rahā hai koī ruḳh badal badal kar.Abdul Raoof Siddiquiemail: raoof3@yahoo.comThanks for listening! Follow us on instagram @urdu.ghazal and visit our website www.mstn.in

In this episode of the Blood Brothers Podcast, Dilly Hussain speaks with the Kashmiri activist, pro-Palestine campaigner and businessman from Birmingham, Shakeel Afsar.   Topics of discussion include: Gaza genocide and British government's complicity. Punishing Labour and running as an independent parliamentary candidate in Birmingham Hall Green. Why now? Why independent and not Workers Party? Have critics or opposition raised anything about Shakeel's firebrand activism on LGBTQ education, Hindutva and Kashmir? Tahir Ali MP was critical of Muslim parents protesting against RSE education, but he voted for a ceasefire. Should Labour MPs that voted for a ceasefire also be unseated and punished? The Muslim Vote's mediation and management of the independent candidates split vote situation in Hall Green. What is Shakeel offering and promising constituents besides Gaza? Why should a non-Muslim in Hall Green who doesn't care for Gaza vote for him?  FOLLOW 5PILLARS ON:    Website: https://5pillarsuk.com YouTube: https://youtube.com/@5Pillars Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/5pillarsuk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/5pillarsnews  Twitter: https://twitter.com/5Pillarsuk  Telegram: https://t.me/s/news5Pillars  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@5pillarsnews

Shakeel Syed has been a longtime activist within his South Asian community, fighting for the civil liberties of Muslims who were targeted by the FBI and the Los Angeles Police Department following the terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001. But his activism had a cost. He was away from home on nights and weekends, absent from his wife, Saira Sayeed, and their four kids. Saira took on the work at home by herself, and they've never really talked about it. Now, for the first time, Shakeel and Saira open up about the roles they played after 9/11 and the future they want to build together.Stay connected with us! E-mail us at inheriting@laiststudios.com to share your questions, feelings, and even your story.Inheriting is entirely funded by supporters like you. If you want to hear future seasons, go to LAist.com/Inheriting and click on the orange box to donate.You can also find resources about the historic events covered in each episode and relevant lesson plans from the Asian American Education Project, including the ones below.Lesson 5.6 (Grades 5-12): "Victimized Twice": 9/11/2001, South Asian Americans & Islamophobiahttps://asianamericanedu.org/victimized-twice-9-11-2001-south-asian-islamophobia.htmlLesson 5.6.1 (Grades 9-12): Hate Crimes Analysis, Post 9/11https://asianamericanedu.org/hate-crime-analysis-post-911.htmlLearn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Elmarko Jackson is out for the season, leading Kansas to pick up former Mississippi State guard Shakeel Moore. What does this all mean for the Jayhawks? Hosts Sam Lance and Jackson Bezdek break it all down, plus look at 2025 recruiting in the under-4 segment.  WATCH the podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BXYNO-8Z6o&t=629s SUBSCRIBE to Field of 68 Daily: https://https://fieldof68.beehiiv.com/ Check out our merch store: http://fieldof68.shop FOLLOW US! The Hum Twitter: @HumPod_KU  Network Twitter: @TheFieldOf68   Instagram: @FieldOf68   TikTok: @FieldOf68   Rock Chalk! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this evocative episode of Rekhta Podcast, we delve into the life and legacy of the illustrious Urdu poet Shakeel Badayuni. From his poetic origins in Uttar Pradesh to becoming a luminary in Bollywood, we explore his profound contributions to Hindi cinema. Featuring some of his most celebrated songs like "Afsaana Likh Rahin Hun," "Takra Gaya Tumse Dil Hi To Hai" and "Suhani Raat Dhal Chuki" we analyze the lyrical depth and emotional resonance that defined Shakeel's work. Join us as we pay homage to a poet whose words continue to enchant and stir the souls of many. #ShakeelBadayuni #UrduPoetry #BollywoodClassics #RekhtaPodcast #PoeticLegacy #GoldenEraMusic

Join The BAE HQ: https://www.thebaehq.com/joinTo see more like this: https://www.youtube.com/@thebaehq?sub_confirmation=1Episode 113: In LAB #18, Amardeep Parmar (https://www.linkedin.com/in/amardeepsparmar) from The BAE HQ https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-bae-hq), welcomes Shakeel Jivraj, Head of Operations at Queensway, In this episode Shakeel discusses the nuances of empathetic leadership within the context of managing a large, diverse team. Shakeel shares insights on building trust, avoiding micromanagement, embracing curiosity, listening, and the significance of creating a supportive, collaborative work environment.This LAB Podcast was recorded using Riverside.FMMessage from our headline partners:From the first time founders to the funds that back them, innovation needs different. HSBC Innovation Banking is proud to accelerate growth for tech and life science businesses, creating meaningful connections and opening up a world of opportunity for entrepreneurs and investors alike. Discover more at https://www.hsbcinnovationbanking.com/___Show Notes:00:00: Introduction to empathetic leadership and  Shakeel Jivraj  from the Queensway Group.00:52: Shakeel describes his role and the scale of his responsibilities at Queensway Group.01:43: Discussion on trust, shared responsibility, and avoiding micromanagement.03:36: Building trust through empathy, curiosity, and open communication.05:11: Strategies for setting a positive framework for team interaction.07:06: Ensuring team outputs meet expectations without micromanaging.08:48: Reflections on personal leadership mistakes and growth.10:54: The importance of leadership succession for personal and organisational growth.12:47: The joy of nurturing and developing others.15:40: Excitement for future personal development and new franchising opportunities.17:01: The power of vulnerability in leadership.19:22: The reciprocal nature of empathy in leadership.21:21: Quickfire questions and information on learning more about Queensway and Shakeel's work.24:44: Final thoughts on empathetic leadership and an invitation for collaboration.Shakeel Jivraj: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shakeel-jivraj-9a3a8297/Queensway: https://www.queensway.com/Visit our website:https://www.thebaehq.com/

Aye Dil Tujhe Kasam HaiMilte Hi AankhenAfsana Likh Rahi HoonNa Milta Gum ToAai Ishq Yeh SabAanewale Ko Aana HogaTu Ganga Ki Mauj Hue hum Jinke lIye BarbaadMeri Kahani BhulnewaleYaad Mein Teri Jaag Jaag Ke HumAaj purani rahon se koi mujheChandan Ka PalnaMarna Teri GaliSupport the show

Crossposted from Twitter. As the year comes to an end, we want to highlight and celebrate some of the incredible achievements from in and around the effective altruism ecosystem this year. 1. A new malaria vaccine The World Health Organization recommended its second-ever malaria vaccine this year: R21/Matrix-M, designed to protect babies and young children from malaria. The drug's recently concluded Phase III trial, which was co-funded by Open Philanthropy, found that the vaccine was between 68-75% effective at targeting the disease, which kills around 600,000 people (mainly children) each year. The work didn't stop there, though. Following advocacy from many people — including Zacharia Kafuko of 1 Day Sooner — the WHO quickly prequalified the vaccine, laying the groundwork for an expedited deployment and potentially saving hundreds of thousands of children's lives. 1 Day Sooner is now working to raise money to expedite the deployment further. 2. The [...] --- First published: December 31st, 2023 Source: https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/8P2GZFLnv8HW9ozLB/ea-wins-2023 --- Narrated by TYPE III AUDIO.

In this episode of re:Verses, we're joined by a special guest host, Ustadh Jamal Abdinasir to dive into the topic of how we can implement the Quran as we memorize it. We learn about the gravity of each letter we recite, how our relationships with the Quran make us chosen and the importance of seeing yourself as a hafidh(a).0:00 - There's a new Ustadh on the scene…2:30 - Difficulty implementing the Quran9:45 - Get a revision buddy14:30 - Allah has chosen you18:41 - Shakeel's story21:51 - Do you SEE yourself memorizing the Quran?27:25 - Sincerity, consistency and dua

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: EA Wins 2023, published by Shakeel Hashim on December 31, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Crossposted from Twitter. As the year comes to an end, we want to highlight and celebrate some of the incredible achievements from in and around the effective altruism ecosystem this year. 1. A new malaria vaccine The World Health Organization recommended its second-ever malaria vaccine this year: R21/Matrix-M, designed to protect babies and young children from malaria. The drug's recently concluded Phase III trial, which was co-funded by Open Philanthropy, found that the vaccine was between 68-75% effective at targeting the disease, which kills around 600,000 people (mainly children) each year. The work didn't stop there, though. Following advocacy from many people - including Zacharia Kafuko of 1 Day Sooner - the WHO quickly prequalified the vaccine, laying the groundwork for an expedited deployment and potentially saving hundreds of thousands of children's lives. 1 Day Sooner is now working to raise money to expedite the deployment further. 2. The Supreme Court upholds an animal welfare law In 2018, Californians voted for Proposition 12 - a bill that banned intensive cage confinement and the sale of animal products from animals in intensive confinement. The meat industry challenged the law for being unconstitutional - but in May of this year, the US Supreme Court upheld Prop 12, a decision that will improve the lives of millions of animals who would otherwise be kept in cruel and inhumane conditions. Organizations such as The Humane League - one of Animal Charity Evaluators' top charities - are a major part of this victory; their tireless campaigning is part of what made Prop 12 happen. Watch a panel discussion featuring The Humane League at EAG London 2023 here. 3. AI safety goes mainstream 2023 was the year AI safety went mainstream. After years of work from people in and around effective altruism, this year saw hundreds of high-profile AI experts - including two Turing Award winners say that "mitigating the risk of extinction from AI should be a global priority". That was followed by a flurry of activity from policymakers, including a US Executive Order, an international AI Safety Summit, the establishment of the UK Frontier AI Taskforce, and a deal on the EU AI Act - which, thanks to the efforts of campaigners, is now going to regulate foundation models that pose a systemic risk to society. Important progress was made in technical AI safety, too, including work on adversarial robustness, mechanistic interpretability, and lie detection. Watch a talk from EAG Boston 2023 on technical AI safety here. 4. Results from the world's largest UBI study Since 2018, GiveDirectly - an organization that distributes direct cash transfers to those in need - has been running the world's largest universal basic income experiment in rural Kenya. In September, researchers led by MIT economist Taveneet Suri and Nobel laureate Abhijit Banerjee, published their latest analysis of the data - finding that giving people money as a lump sum leads to better results than dispersing it via monthly payments. Long-term UBI was also found to be highly effective and didn't discourage work. The results could have significant implications for how governments disburse cash aid. Watch GiveDirectly's talk at EAGx Nordics 2023. 5. Cultivated meat approved for sale in US After years of work from organizations like the Good Food Institute, in June 2023 the USDA finally approved cultivated meat for sale in the US. The watershed moment made the US the second country (after Singapore) to legalize the product, which could have significant impacts on animal welfare by reducing the number of animals that need to be raised and killed for meat. Watch the Good Food Institute's Bruce Friedrich talk about alternative ...

Crossposted from Twitter. As the year comes to an end, we want to highlight and celebrate some of the incredible achievements from in and around the effective altruism ecosystem this year. 1. A new malaria vaccine The World Health Organization recommended its second-ever malaria vaccine this year: R21/Matrix-M, designed to protect babies and young children from malaria. The drug's recently concluded Phase III trial, which was co-funded by Open Philanthropy, found that the vaccine was between 68-75% effective at targeting the disease, which kills around 600,000 people (mainly children) each year. The work didn't stop there, though. Following advocacy from many people — including Zacharia Kafuko of 1 Day Sooner — the WHO quickly prequalified the vaccine, laying the groundwork for an expedited deployment and potentially saving hundreds of thousands of children's lives. 1 Day Sooner is now working to raise money to expedite the deployment further. 2. The [...] --- First published: December 31st, 2023 Source: https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/8P2GZFLnv8HW9ozLB/ea-wins-2023 --- Narrated by TYPE III AUDIO.

షకీల్ బదాయూనీ తొలి తరం బాలీవుడ్ గేయ రచయితల్లో ఒకరు. జీవితాన్ని వేధించే కష్టాన్నయినా, మనసును హత్తుకునే ప్రేమైనూనా గాఢమైన గీతంగా మార్చినవాడు. గజల్స్ ని కూడా సినీ సాహిత్యంగా మార్చిన ప్రతిభ తనది. హిందీ సినిమా ఉన్నంతవరకూ పాడుకునే ప్యార్ కియా తో డర్నా క్యా లాంటి ఎన్నో గీతాలు తను రాసినవే. సినీగీతాలతో పాటు ముషాయిరాలు, కవిత్వం, గజల్స్ లాంటి ఎన్నో ప్రక్రియల ద్వారా సాహితీ అభిమానుల మనసు చూరగొన్న ఈ అరుదైన రచయిత గురించి. Shakeel Badayuni is one of the early generation lyric writers in Bollywood known for his astounding works such as Baiju Bawra, Mother India and Mughal-e-Azam. Shakeel isn't just a lyric writer. He is known for his heart warming poems and Ghazals. Here is more about this unique writer. Host : Varala Anand #talradiotelugu #sahithisravanthi #ShakeelBadayuni #MughalEAzam #motherindia #varalaanand #touchalife #talradio

The Future of Work: Embracing Change, Empowering Generations | Shakeel MohammedWalk In VictoryWrite Your First Non-Fiction Book Using AIExplore the impact of generational perceptions and winning mentalities in our latest episode. Host NaRon Tillman and guest Shakeel Aslam Mohammed delves into the crucial role of work-life balance in nurturing mental resilience and leadership responsibility. Join us as we tackle critical issues like homelessness, leadership, and the changing dynamics of working families worldwide, especially in the Western world.We discuss the correlation between health, safety, and mental well-being in today's workplace, emphasizing the need for a holistic approach to human wellness amidst advancing technology. Discover the importance of upskilling the workforce for comprehensive success and reimagining traditional work hours for employee well-being.In this conversation, we challenge the balance between AI advancements and human values, aiming for a workplace culture that fosters both technological growth and human connection. Join us to explore ways to transform workplace norms for humanity's betterment and understand the significance of a holistic approach to work culture and productivity.Tune in to learn more about reshaping our understanding of work environments and creating a healthier, more productive, and empathetic workplace for generations to come.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4078479/advertisement

In our latest episode, Group Partner Zoë Hallam & Senior Counsel Alex Wickens interview Shakeel Adli, Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Zunikh, about his career in private practice and leaving the legal profession to start his new property development business which offers investment opportunities through its diverse and expanding property portfolio.

Description: In this thought-provoking episode, we have the privilege of hosting Shakeel Aslam Mohammed, a visionary entrepreneur and the founder of Avant Safety and Pathegy. With a keen focus on health safety data analytics and productivity, Shakeel's venture, Avant Safety, is reshaping the way industries view occupational safety. Our discussion delves into how his company's innovative approach, particularly through Shift Analytics, is minimizing disruption and elevating health and safety standards. Shakeel's diverse entrepreneurial journey doesn't end there; he's also the brain behind Pathegy, a career and business coaching enterprise helping individuals and businesses stride confidently on the path of success. The conversation unfolds into the realm of artificial intelligence and machine learning, where Shakeel shares his insights on the challenges, the rapid pace of development, and the future concerns these technologies harbor. His reflections on how AI and machine learning can be harnessed to further enhance workplace safety and productivity are nothing short of enlightening. We also get personal with Shakeel, exploring his roots, family, and the core values that drive his ventures. From strategy deliberations to personal motivations and fears, particularly around AI, Shakeel provides a candid look into the mind of a forward-thinking entrepreneur. Our discussion also touches on the theme of 'Equipping for Success', which is not just a business mantra, but a societal call to action for Shakeel. His dedication towards enhancing the wellbeing of humanity shines through as he articulates his goals and the broader impact he envisions. Join us in this riveting episode as we navigate the intersections of technology, business innovation, and the human-centric approach that underscores Shakeel's mission. This is a conversation loaded with nuggets of wisdom, and a clarion call to equip ourselves for the success and challenges of the modern world. Disclaimer: Not advice. Educational purposes only. Not an endorsement for or against. Results not vetted. Views of the guests do not represent those of the host or show. Do your due diligence. Click here to join PodMatch (the "AirBNB" of Podcasting): https://www.joinpodmatch.com/drchrisloomdphd We couldn't do it without the support of our listeners. To help support the show: CashApp- https://cash.app/$drchrisloomdphd Venmo- https://account.venmo.com/u/Chris-Loo-4 Buy Me a Coffee- https://www.buymeacoffee.com/chrisJx Thank you to our sponsor, CityVest: https://bit.ly/37AOgkp Click here to schedule a 1-on-1 private coaching call: https://www.drchrisloomdphd.com/book-online Click here to purchase my books on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2PaQn4p Follow our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/chL1357 Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/drchrisloomdphd Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thereal_drchrisloo Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@drchrisloomddphd Follow the podcast on Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/christopher-loo Thank you to our advertisers on Spotify. Financial Freedom for Physicians, Copyright 2023

Welcome to the Wellbeing and Career World Podcast! My guest is making waves in the fields of wealth management, entrepreneurship, and education: Shakeel Mohammed, the visionary founder of Pathegy and Avant Safety. With a rich background as a former Global wealth manager for renowned financial institutions and a serial entrepreneur with a passion for health & safety and data analytics, Shakeel brings a wealth of experience to the table. He's also deeply committed to nurturing the next generation of leaders. He collaborates closely with leading universities in Scotland, where he strategizes with educators on how to empower students for exponential growth in their lives. Shakeel's vision revolves around the idea that individuals should be evaluated individually. By addressing specific weaknesses and amplifying strengths, confidence soars, and success becomes an attainable reality. A very warm welcome to the podcast Shakeel Mohammed Shakeel answers some of the questions below or answers questions as part of the conversation: I gave a brief introduction about your background, Can you let listeners know more about your background? What are personalized growth strategies?Are all goals achievable or is it better to be more realistic? How can an individual manage this?How can one identify strengths and weaknesses ? Is it a bad thing to have weaknesses or is that part of growth? What do you suggest in maintaining motivation especially when individuals cant see the finish line? Have you any strategies to maintaining personal growth? What about work life balance, is work hard and play hard part of personal growth? How can one adapt to life event, setbacks etc to maintain personal growth? Are having mentors essential to personal growth?You are the founder of Avant Safety - Health and Safety Data Analytics Company that focus on Productivity. Founder of Pathegy - Career and Business Coaching Company. What can individuals/ organisations expect for your companies? What services do you provide and where are you on social media? Contact Shakeel: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shakeel.mohammed.528/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/safety_coach/?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA%3D%3D Twitter: https://twitter.com/Shakeel3383 Youtube: https://www.youtube.c/@shakeelmohammedsafetycoach4163 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shakeelmohammedhse/ Avant Safety: https://avantsafety.com/shift-analytics/   Disclaimer: The information presented in this podcast and website represents the opinions of Wellbeing and Career World and our guests. However, it is important to note that the content provided should not be considered as medical advice, financial advice, career advice, life coaching, or sports coaching. The material is intended for informational purposes only. Due to the unique nature of each individual, we strongly advise consulting your healthcare professional for any medical inquiries or seeking guidance from relevant authorities, such as aviation/aerospace employers, lawyers, regulators, or organizations for inquiries pertaining to your specific circumstances. The views and opinions expressed in the podcast and website are solely our own and do not reflect those of our respective places of work. While we strive to ensure the accuracy of the information shared, we welcome any feedback, suggestions, or corrections to rectify any errors. We prioritize the privacy of our audience. However, please be aware that this website or podcast should not be utilized in any legal capacity. No guarantee is provided regarding the accuracy of statements or opinions expressed in the podcast or website. Listening, reading, emailing, or engaging with our content on social media platforms does not establish a coaching session, employment interview, well-being advice, employment advice, or doctor-patient relationship, nor does it offer financial advice. Wellbeing and Career World is based in Dublin, Ireland. If you discover any errors in the content presented in this podcast or blogs or wish to contact us, please reach out to wellbeingandcareerworld@gmail.com. This podcast is the property of "Wellbeing and Career World Podcast". You have full discretion to play or pause the podcast at any time. It is important to note that the podcast may include conversations or opinions that may not align with your personal beliefs or opinions. If you anticipate discomfort, stress, anxiety, worry, concern, upset, or offense from any part of the podcast, it is recommended that you refrain from listening to it.    

In this episode, Ustadh Shakeel Rahman joins us to talk about the popular hadith of Jibrael (as) which goes over what Islam is, what imaan (belief) is, and what ihsaan (excellence) is. Ustadh Shakeel breaks down the gems of the hadith and offers some important reflections for us to take away. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/relayislam/message

Welcome, dear listeners, to another enlightening episode of "Healthy Mind, Healthy Life." I'm your host Avik, and today, we are diving deep into the intersection of well-being, productivity, and personal success with a remarkable guest. But before we introduce our guests, let's take a moment to reflect on the essence of our show. "Healthy Mind, Healthy Life" is all about exploring the holistic concept of well-being, uncovering the secrets to leading a fulfilling life, and discovering how our minds and bodies are intimately connected to our overall health. Today, we have the privilege of hosting a true visionary and a catalyst for change in the world of health and safety. Our guest, Shakeel Mohammed, wears many hats. He is the founder of Avant Safety, a groundbreaking Health and Safety Data Analytics Company with a unique focus on productivity. Shakeel and his team are pioneers in redefining how we look at health and safety in the workplace, with an emphasis on enhancing not just safety but also efficiency. So, grab a cup of tea, find a comfortable spot, and get ready to be inspired by the incredible Shakeel. Let's dive into the world of "Healthy Mind, Healthy Life." Before we begin, make sure to subscribe to our podcast to receive updates on future episodes, and if you enjoy what you hear today, consider leaving us a review. Your feedback means the world to us! Stay tuned for our future episodes, where we'll continue to explore the connection between a healthy mind and a healthy life, featuring experts, inspiring stories, and practical tips to support your well-being journey.

Pyar ki khamoshi bahut kuch baya karti hai. Aise khamoshi me dard ho sakta hai ya fir kisi ke liye beintehaa mohabbat bhi. Suniye yin Khamoshi Shayari ko jo aapke dil ko rahat pohchayegi. Voice-Over: Faran Shakeel Script: Sonam Sonar Website post link: https://shayarisukun.com/khamoshi-shayari-silence-status-for-whatsapp/

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: How CEA's communications team is thinking about EA communications at the moment, published by Shakeel Hashim on June 23, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. TL;DR: For now, we're going to be promoting EA as a place for intellectual exploration, incredible research, and real-world impact and innovation. These are my thoughts, but Emma Richter has been closely involved with developing them. This post is intended as a very overdue introduction to CEA's communications team, our goals, and what we're currently working on/planning to work on. I started at CEA as head of communications in September 2022. My position was a new one: as I understand it, various EA stakeholders were concerned that EA communications had fallen into a diffusion of responsibility. Though everyone in this ecosystem wanted it to go well, no one explicitly managed it. I was therefore hired with the remit of trying to fix this. Emma Richter joined the team as a contractor in December and became a permanent member of the team in March. We've also worked with a variety of external advisors, most notably Mike Levine at TSD Communications. Our team has two main goals. The first is to help look after the EA brand. That means, broadly, that we want the outside world to have an accurate, and positive impression of effective altruism and the value created by this ecosystem. The second, more nebulous goal, is to help the EA ecosystem better use communications to achieve various object-level goals. This means things like “helping to publicise a report on effective giving”, or “advocating for AI safety in the press”. As communications capacity grows across the EA ecosystem, I expect this goal to become less of a priority for us — but for now I think we have expertise that can be used to make a big difference in this way. With that in mind, here's how we're thinking about things at the moment. I'll start with what's going on in the world. There are a few particularly salient things I'm tracking: On the EA brand: Negative attention on EA has significantly died down. We expect it to flare back up somewhat this autumn, around SBF's trial and various book releases, though probably not to the level that it was in late 2022. On net, there doesn't appear to be a hit to the EA brand from FTX (see here for various data). Among those who have heard of both, though, there may have been a hit — and I suspect that group of people would include important subgroups like journalists and politicians. There is uncertainty about what people want EA (the brand, the ecosystem and/or the community) to be. Within CEA, our new executive director might make fairly radical changes (though they may also keep things quite similar). From the job announcement: “One thing to highlight is that we are both open to and enthusiastic about candidates who want to pursue significant changes to CEA. This might include: Spinning off or shutting down programs, or starting new programs; Focusing on specific cause areas, or on promoting general EA principles; Trying to build something more like a mass movement or trying to be more selective and focused; Significant staffing changes; Changing CEA's name. There is increased interest in cause-specific field building (e.g. see here). In general, there are lots of conversations and uncertainties about what direction to take EA in (“should we frame EA as a community or a philosophical movement?" or "should we devote most of our resources to AI safety right now?") I expect this uncertainty to clear up a little as conversations continue in the next few months (e.g. in things like EA Strategy Fortnight), and CEA getting a new ED might help too. But I don't expect it to resolve altogether. That said, EA community building (groups, conferences, online discussion spaces) has a strong track record and it seems likel...

In this talk, Shakeel discusses some of the principles behind good, engaging writing that people will want to read. He draws on his experience as a journalist and editor, pointing out common pitfalls and quick tips for improving your writing.Effective Altruism is a social movement dedicated to finding ways to do the most good possible, whether through charitable donations, career choices, or volunteer projects. EA Global conferences are gatherings for EAs to meet. You can also listen to this talk along with its accompanying video on YouTube.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: CEA statement on Nick Bostrom's email, published by Shakeel Hashim on January 12, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Effective altruism is based on the core belief that all people count equally. We unequivocally condemn Nick Bostrom's recklessly flawed and reprehensible words. We reject this unacceptable racist language, and the callous discussion of ideas that can and have harmed Black people. It is fundamentally inconsistent with our mission of building an inclusive and welcoming community. The Centre for Effective Altruism Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Good things that happened in EA this year, published by Shakeel Hashim on December 29, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Crossposted from Twitter As the year comes to an end, we want to highlight some of the incredible work done and supported by people in the effective altruism community — work that's helping people and animals all over the world. 1/ The team at Charity Entrepreneurship incubated five new charities this year, including the Center for Effective Aid Policy and Vida Plena — the first CE-incubated organisation to operate in Latin America. 2/ Over 1,400 new people signed the Giving What We Can Pledge, committing to giving away 10% or more of their annual income to effective charities. The total number of pledgers is now over 8,000! 3/ The work of The Humane League and other animal welfare activists led 161 new organisations to commit to using cage-free products, helping free millions of chickens from cruel battery cages. 4/ Open Philanthropy launched two new focus areas: South Asian Air Quality and Global Aid Policy. It's already made grants that aim to tackle pollution and increase the quality or quantity of foreign aid./ and/ 5/ Alvea, a new biotechnology company dedicated to fighting pandemics, launched and announced that it had already started animal studies for a shelf-stable COVID vaccine. 6/ Almost 80,000 connections were made at events hosted by @CentreforEA's Events team, prompting people to change jobs, start new projects and explore new ideas. EAGx conferences were held around the world — including in Berlin, Australia and Singapore.#Events 7/ The EU Commission said it will "put forward a proposal to end the ‘disturbing' systematic practice of killing male chicks across the EU" — another huge win for animal welfare campaigners. 8/ What We Owe The Future, a book by @willmacaskill arguing that we can — and should — help build a better world for future generations, became a bestseller in both the US and UK. 9/ New evidence prompted @GiveWell to re-evaluate its views on water quality interventions. It then made a grant of up to $64.7 million for @EvidenceAction's Dispensers for Safe Water water chlorination program, which operates in Kenya, Malawi and Uganda./ 10/ Lots of members of the effective altruism community were featured on @voxdotcom's inaugural Future Perfect 50 list of the people building a better future. 11/ Fish welfare was discussed in the UK Parliament for the first time ever, featuring contributions from effective-altruism-backed charities./ 12/ Researchers at @iGEM published a paper looking at how we might be able to better detect whether states are complying with the Biological Weapons Convention — work which could help improve biosecurity around the world. 13/ New research from the Lead Exposure Elimination Project showed the dangerous levels of lead in paint in Zimbabwe and Sierra Leone. In response, governments in both countries are working with LEEP to try to tackle the problem and reduce lead exposure./ and/ 14/ The EA Forum criticism contest sparked a bunch of interesting and technical debate. One entry prompted GiveWell to re-assess their estimates of the cost-effectiveness of deworming, and inspired a second contest of its own!#Prize_for_inspiring_the_Change_Our_Mind_Contest____20_000 15/ The welfare of crabs, lobsters and prawns was recognised in UK legislation thanks to the new Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill 16/ Rethink Priorities, meanwhile, embarked on their ambitious Moral Weight Project to provide a better way to compare the interests of different species. 17/ At the @medialab, the Nucleic Acid Observatory project launched — working to develop systems that will help provide an early-warning system for new biological threats. 18/ Longview Philanthropy and @givingwhatwecan launched the Longtermism Fund, a new fund...

England triumphed over Pakistan with both teams going for the win, a magical debut from Abrar Cadabra Ahmed, another century for Harry Brook and England taking 20 wickets to record their 8th win in 9 test matches. Abrar took 11 wickets in the match on debut with his mystery spin, Shakeel battled but then was given out by a catch that wasn't a catch but was a catch, but for all of Pakistan's toil, they were no match for Mark Wood's pace, Ollie Robinson's skill, Harry "the next Virat Kohli" Brook's technique or Ben Duckett's reverse sweep. Our biggest question, has Jack Leach ever played a reverse sweep in his life? Our Twitter and Instagram: @thecricketpod Our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thecricketpod Our channel membership: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1njF-8tUuQVbTZVyUaoBcQ/join Our website: www.thecricketpod.com

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Media attention on EA (again), published by Julia Wise on November 17, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Six months ago I wrote that EA would likely get more attention soon. Well, that's certainly true now (and not for the reason I expected). Here's where I think things stand now in this regard: EA has more communications expertise than it did six months ago. My colleague Shakeel Hashim at CEA is focused on communications for all of EA, not CEA in particular. Journalists might be contacting organizations, groups, and individuals affiliated with EA. CEA's usual advice about talking to journalists still stands. As someone who's put my foot in my mouth more than once while talking to a journalist, I expect this is an especially hard time to do interviews. It's particularly tricky because any comment you make publicly about FTX could have legal implications. Feel free to ask Shakeel for advice if you receive enquiries: media@centreforeffectivealtruism.org There will likely be a bunch of negative media pieces about EA. There's probably not much for a typical EA to do about that. As Shakeel wrote here, the leaders of EA organizations can't say a lot right now, and we know that's really frustrating. For people working on projects that are able to continue, keeping up the heartbeat of EA's work toward a better world is so valuable. Thank you. Doomscrolling is not that good for most of us. I don't mean any of this as “stop discussing community problems and how to solve them.” It's important work to reckon with whatever the hell just happened, what it means, and what changes we should make as a community. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Why you're not hearing as much from EA orgs as you'd like, published by Shakeel Hashim on November 15, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Hi everyone — I wanted to update you about the sorts of communication you'll expect to hear from EA leadership and EA organisations, and why this will probably be an intensely frustrating situation for all involved. For those that don't know, I'm head of communications at CEA, and am working on Effective Ventures' response to the current situation. In particular, I expect that in the short term you'll get a lot less communication about things than you'd want. This is for a few reasons: Legal risk. It's likely that there will be extensive legal proceedings around FTX that will drag on for a very long time. This means that anything that is said by anyone who is even tangentially involved is at risk of being scrutinised and multiply interpreted by dozens of people, including people whose role (rightly) is to advocate for their clients or those they represent. Lack of information. Everything has happened very quickly, and everyone is still trying to gather facts and figure out what's going on. We don't even fully know what we don't know. So we're figuring out things as we go, and don't want to share information that might later turn out to be inaccurate. This is compounded by the fact that everyone is incredibly busy and dealing with a ton of different things (legal, financial, operational, management) all at once. This sucks. I really want to be saying everything on my mind right now, and I would love for other people at EA orgs to do the same. I also want to try to make sure people don't say things they'll regret in the years to come. But these are hard tradeoffs, and I'm not sure we'll always get them right. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.

I april 2022 skal tolv mennesker vitne i Drammen tingrett. Der skal de endelig få møte Shakeel Muzaffar, som er tiltalt for å ha svindla dem for millioner av kroner til sammen. Men så, bare noen dager før rettssaken, ringer politiet. Shakeel er sporløst forsvunnet. Hvordan skal denne mannen ha lurt til seg så mye penger? Og klarer NRKs journalist å finne ham? Hør episoden i appen NRK Radio

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Should GiveWell still recommend GiveDirectly?, published by Shakeel Hashim on August 29, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. This is a couple weeks old, but I don't think it's been shared here yet. For context: GiveWell recently took GiveDirectly (which runs cash-transfer programs) off its "top charities" list. GiveDirectly wrote a very gracious and interesting response. One section particularly jumped out: GiveWell is a charity evaluator with the stated goal of “finding and recommending a small number of outstanding giving opportunities to help donors save or improve lives the most with their gifts.” As one of the largest private funders in global health and development, they've made a huge difference in the lives of millions and been a positive influence in the sector. Their priority is to maximize the impact of the funds they direct from donors (~$500M in 2021), so they choose cost-effectiveness cutoffs based on the amount they expect to move. But there's a lot more money at stake. Official development assistance is $178B a year, and U.S. charitable giving alone is another $484B a year. Recently, Mackenzie Scott gave away $4B in 9 months, and Elon Musk debated how to use $6B with the head of the World Food Programme. We want an approach to giving well that has answers for budgets at these scales. GiveWell would say they're focused on prudently allocating the money they expect to direct, and if they received even more funds, they would figure out how to allocate those well too. We expect that they would. But GiveWell is not just any other donor — it is the premier, trusted voice on how to give. Structuring GiveWell's recommendations only around the funds they expect to direct, at best, says nothing about the vast majority of funds that could help people living in extreme poverty. At worst, it suggests these funds can't do much good. This strikes me as a good point. It makes complete sense to direct the funds we have, right now, to charities that are 10x as cost-effective as cash transfers. But my (very uncertain!) understanding is that those programs will run out of room for funding at some point. So it does seem weird for EA organisations to not say anywhere that if we had billions more in resources we could also massively scale up cash transfers. That seems particularly worth saying because by highlighting that, we might be able to encourage those billions to come our way. To take GiveDirectly's example, we could say to Mackenzie Scott: if you give us $4B tomorrow to spend on global health, we can give all of it away really effectively through a mix of malaria nets, malaria chemoprevention, vitamin A supplements, conditional cash transfers and unconditional cash transfers. But, like I say, I'm uncertain here, and would love other people's thoughts. One idea: perhaps GiveWell should have a "If we had X amount of money we'd do this" page, with milestone targets? Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Some updates in EA communications, published by abierohrig on August 2, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. In May, Julia Wise posted about how EA will likely get more attention soon and the steps that EA organizations are taking to prepare. This is a brief follow-up post that includes some specific actions that EA organizations are taking in light of this increase in attention. We wanted to provide this update in particular due to the upcoming launch of What We Owe The Future by Will MacAskill, which is releasing on August 16th in the US and September 1st in the UK. Will is doing an extensive podcast tour to promote the book, as well as several interviews and articles in high-profile newspapers, many of which are releasing in the two weeks before the book launch. We are hoping that the media around the launch will help fill a gap in accurate, public-facing descriptions of longtermism. You shouldn't be surprised if there's a significant uptick in public discourse about both effective altruism and longtermism in August! Below are some updates about EA communications activity in the last couple of months. New Head of Communications at CEA The Centre for Effective Altruism recently hired Shakeel Hashim as Head of Communications, to focus on communicating EA ideas accurately outside EA. Shakeel is currently a news editor at The Economist, and will be starting at CEA in early September. As several recent forum posts have noted, there has thus far been somewhat of a vacuum for a proactive EA and longtermism press strategy, and we hope that Shakeel will help to fill that gap. This will include seeking coverage of EA and EA-related issues in credible media sources, building strong relationships with spokespeople in EA and advising them on opportunities to talk to journalists, and generally helping to represent effective altruism accurately. Importantly, Shakeel will not focus on leading communications for CEA as an organization, but rather for the overall EA movement, in coordination with many partner organizations. Greater coordination between organizations on EA communications As Julia mentioned in her original post, staff at CEA, Forethought Foundation, Open Philanthropy, and TSD (a strategic communications firm that has worked with Open Philanthropy for several years) have been meeting regularly to discuss both immediate communications issues and our long-term strategy. Some immediate focuses have been on responding to incoming news inquiries, preparing spokespeople for interviews, and preparing possible responses to articles about EA and longtermism. We've also drafted a longer-term strategy for how we can communicate about EA and related ideas. New Intro to EA Essay CEA has also just posted a new Introduction to Effective Altruism article. The article may go through some further iterations in the coming weeks, but we think it functions as a far better and more up-to-date description of effective altruism than the previous essay. We believe this new essay should serve as a main illustration of communications best practices in action: it uses examples of good EA-inspired projects to illustrate core values like prioritization, impartiality, truthseeking, and collaborative spirit; it recognizes the importance of both research to identify problems and the practical effort to ameliorate them; and it foregrounds both global health and wellbeing and longtermist causes. We hope this essay, beyond being a soft landing spot for people curious about EA, can serve as talking points for EA communicators. We welcome comments and feedback on the essay, but please don't share it too widely (e.g. on Twitter) yet: we want to improve this further and then advertise it. Resources If you'd like to flag any concerns or questions you have about media pieces, please email media@centreforeffe...

One of Shakeel Sahab's most famous Ghazals. I had been wanting to do this one for a long time, but recently was reminded of it by a friend on Instagram. Thank you for that. For Sawani Mudgal's rendition - https://youtu.be/UH7N3mhzcvY If you have a ghazal suggestion too, please send it to me on urdudaanmail@gmail.com You can also directly listen to the Urdu daan podcast on www.urdudaan.in “And thus the heart will break, yet brokenly live on.” ― George Gordon Byron --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/urdudaan/support

They both had decisions to make, but D.J. Jeffries and Shakeel Moore both ultimately decided to return to Mississippi State for the upcoming basketball season. Jeffries and Moore join Joel Coleman and Logan Lowery to discuss what went into their decisions and more on the latest edition of Dear Ol' State. The Dear Ol' State podcast is also available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Just search for Dear Ol' State.

Former UNC linebacker Shakeel Rashad and former N.C. State basketball player Scott Wood join The News & Observer's C.L. Brown and Jonas Pope IV to discuss the name, imagine and likeness (NIL) collectives they are part of that help pool money and resources together to present deals for athletes at their former schools. More on NIL and how the changing college sports landscape is impacting those in the ACC: www.newsobserver.com/topics/acc-meetings Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Farooq Shakeel is a doyen of Urdu Poetry extremely popular and sought after in mushairas. He has been extremely active and contributing to Urdu Adab for over 45 years.Published Work:Safar Sanson Ka TanqeedaatMhavaraat-e-AdeelMhavaraat-e-safi ka taqabli MutalaShaakh-e-sambaarAwards:Urdu Academy Telangana - Karnaam-e-Hayaat awardUrdu academy of Andhra Pradesh - Life time achievement awardGovt of Telangana - Maqdoom AwardAbdul Raoof Siddiqui email: raoof3@yahoo.com Instagram @urdu.ghazal Visit our website: www.mstn.inhttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/abdulsiddiqui#urdughazal #urdupoetry #farooqshakeel

Ameer Shakeel on founding a $14m+ company that's revolutionizing the future of agriculture.Ameer Shakeel was listed on the Forbes 30 Under 30s list for his work as the CTO and co-founder of AgroSpheres, an eco-friendly company that makes bio-based crop protection that replaces the dangerous pesticides that degrade the environment.We talk about why and how he started the company, the highs and the challenges that come with entrepreneurship, and goal setting. We also talk about his fascinating journey as an immigrant from his home country of Pakistan, now innovating to shape the future of agriculture in the US.For more about agrospheres: https://agrospheres.com/For more about Ameer: https://www.forbes.com/profile/agrospheres/Or get in touch via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ameer-shakeel-39322b126/Ikigai: https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20170807-ikigai-a-japanese-concept-to-improve-work-and-life

Friend of the podcast and recurring guest Gul was finally trapped into making an appearance for a full episode about her. We're very impressed by her becoming the General Manager at Teeli, an outfit we're big fans of like many thousands of other people, so we had to have her on to figure out how she did it. From her childhood, to A-levels, to the job and her promotions, we got most of it. As before, the YouTube cut is a shorter version of the full chat which can be found only on our audio platforms. Things discussed in this episode: 00:00 Intro 02:11 Double barrel names, chai discussion, giving babies Pepsi 05:57 Gul's current job at Teeli, how we met 10:40 Gul's early life, writing at a young age, internships 13:49 Talking about our A-levels results & competition with siblings/cousins 16:15 Gul goes to SZABIST, how she chose media sciences, first job out of Uni 23:50 Working Geo Films 33:00 Joining KGS to teach Media Sciences to A levels kids 35:16 Joining Teeli, working in an unproven company in a new field, doing comedy 39:13 People/Society questioning careers in the arts and media 43:22 Joining Teeli 47:52 The at-times horrific experience of table reads for a comedy script 57:23 The multiple moving pieces when making sponsored content vs originals 1:01:34 How did she become GM? 1:07:57 Sudden flashback to becoming head-girl 1:11:41 Flashforward back to Gul becoming GM 1:12:22 Ali asks Gul the heaviest question he's ever asked anybody 1:19:04 She has a jinn story! 1:23:37 Trying to ask about the future and Areeb Tariq (sudden guest) has a “good question” 1:27:52 A very long and chaotic outro LINKS: Teeli's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/Teeli Teeli's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/teelipk/ Support the podcast by becoming a monthly patron on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/tprpod) or send a one-off token on Ko-fi (https://ko-fi.com/tprpod)! Find all our previous episodes on SoundCloud, Spotify & Apple Podcasts and follow us all on Twitter! Links to everything below! SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/tprpod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6PvTahp... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tprpod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TPRPod Ali: https://twitter.com/themaholupper Rizwan: https://twitter.com/RizwanTakkhar Sarkhail: https://twitter.com/Sarkhail7Khan

आज का ख्याल शायर शकील बदायूनी की कलम से। शायर कहते है - 'मेरे हमनफ़स, मेरे हमनवा, मुझे दोस्त बनके दग़ा न दे'। शकील बदायूनी मसऊदी का जन्म स्थान उत्तर प्रदेश का शहर बदायूँ है। यह एक उर्दू के शायर और साहित्यकार थे। लेकिन इन्होंने बालीवुड में गीत रचनाकार के रूप में नाम कमाया।

In this powerful and unfiltered episode of the Blood Brothers Podcast, Dilly Hussain speaks with Imam Shakeel Begg of Lewisham Islamic Centre. #BloodBrothersPodcast​ #ImamShakeelBegg​ #MuslimRappers​ The south London imam explains how the societal glorification of sex, drugs and violence has been amplified by social media and its direct correlation with the spiritual disease of uncontrollable whims and desires. The bulk of the podcast is on giving sincere advice to drug dealers, gangsters and rappers who identify as Muslims, but know what they are doing is haram - Imam Shakeel provides some positive and empowering reminders from the Quran and Sunnah to move towards Islamic reformation. Topics of discussion also include the importance of repentance, the role of parents who ignore or tolerate their children's wrongdoings, and the responsibility of Islamic scholars and activists in engaging Muslim drug dealers and rappers.

"It was written in the letter that they are going to target Shakil Farman Ali and two other journalists." Escaping death three times, Shakeel Farman Ali has been on the field reporting from terror attacks to corruption scandals. This is the eighth episode of Journalist Diaries, a series of untold stories of news breakers and their experience of reporting in Pakistan. #JournalistDiaries #ShakeelFarmanAli

In this episode, I have the pleasure of learning about why Shakeel Bharmal left a successful career in the corporate leadership world and took on a coaching role to make a difference for people, to help them develop into leaders who thrive during disruptive times. We share stories about leader character, growth mindset, reflection and the self, empathetic communication and taking control of your motivation capability.