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'As You Like It' puts Shakespeare to music in Grand Marais Scotty Reynolds, producing artistic director of Mixed Precipitation, is shining a light on the Grand Marais Playhouse. The theater is staging a musical adaptation of Shakespeare's “As You Like It" this summer. Music and lyrics are by Shaina Taub, the creator of the Broadway musical “Suffs.” This local production opens Thursday and runs through Aug. 9 at the Arrowhead Center for the Arts. This is Artistic and Technical Director Sue Hennessy's final summer production before she retires in spring 2027. She has two more community plays planned for this fall and spring. Reynolds says: “'As You Like It' is one of Shakespeare's fantastical rom-coms, which has lots of fun frolicking and gender bending happening in the forest of Arden. The way [Taub] sets it to music using a multi-generational cast is just really special, fun, magical; it makes you laugh and cry, kind of within 20 seconds, with its sweetness and earnestness.” The Jayhawks headline Nature Rocks in Aitkin Stephanie Mollet loves the arts and music scene of her hometown of Aitken, Minn., where she is the executive director at the Aitken Area Chamber of Commerce. She recommends the annual Nature Rocks concert put on by the Long Lake Conservation Center.The Jayhawks are headlining this year's fifth annual event. It's the Minnesota band's only concert in its home state this summer. Martin Zellar & the Hardways open, though the whole event kicks off with a special performance by kids from Long Lake's camp, who have been learning about live music this week. The concert, a fundraiser for scholarships at the Long Lake Conservation Center, takes place July 18 at the Aitken County Fairgrounds. Attendees should show up early to grab a picnic table or bring your own chair and shade umbrella. Mollet says to arrive by 5:45 p.m. if you want to hear the children: “I'm really excited to see it because these kids — let me tell you — it's amazing the things that they know and how much they care for the area that's around them.” Dances at the Lake brings movement to the Lake Harriet Rose Garden Jose Leonardo Santos is an anthropologist at Metropolitan State University. A big fan of the arts, Santos particularly enjoys watching dance. He recommends bringing your lawn chair to see Dances at the Lake, which takes place at Lake Harriet Rose Garden July 17 and 18 at 7 p.m. This year's event, organized by KASM Dance Collective, includes 15 dance troupes in various styles. Santos says there's something special about seeing live dance performance in that beautiful outdoor setting. “The thing I love about dance is that it's totally immersive, right? A video of [a dance performance] is not the same thing; you've got to be there to enjoy it. Dance can be just like the funnest little thing, or it can make you cry, and you don't even know why because there's no words, right? It forces you to just go off of your senses.”

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In this episode I go through the team lists for r19 of the nrl fantasy season! Plenty happening and none of it good for me hahaha#nrl #nrlfantasy #nrlfantasy2026 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

STOCK, AITKEN & WATERMAN | POP 80s MIX - Harmonic mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

Doug Aitken's new installation Lightscape has just landed at the Shed in New York. It is many things at once: a seven-screen film, an immersive environment, and a stage for live performances. But at its heart is music. The work unfolds across multiple screens, following different characters as they move through desert scenes, freeways, and other landscapes in flux. What binds those worlds and narratives together is sound.  Aitken built Lightscape around an original song cycle he wrote. The soundtrack also incorporates compositions by Minimalist pioneers like Philip Glass, Steve Reich, and Meredith Monk, performed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Last week, the work opened with a live performance by Los Angeles Master Chorale—but they won't be the only musicians activating the installation. Upcoming performances will feature William Basinski, Suzanne Ciani, and the Sun Ra Arkestra. In that sense, Lightscape picks up on a thread that has long run through Aitken's practice.  One of his earliest works, Diamond Sea, was set against an ambient soundtrack featuring Aphex Twin and Nine Inch Nails, among other musicians. His 2012 project SONG 1, a moving-image work projected onto the facade of the Hirshhorn Museum, was built around the song “I Only Have Eyes for You.” And in 2013, for Station to Station, he staged a series of art happenings by transporting artists and musicians by train across America. In an art world that often prefers tidy categories and boundaries, Aitken has built a career out of collapsing them. His works have moved between film, sculpture, performance, and sound, asking viewers to not just look, but to listen, move, and gather. So the ambitious Lightscape felt like the perfect opportunity to speak with Aitken. In his conversation with culture editor, Min Chen, he opened up about working across disciplines, the communal power of live performance, and the role music has played in his life and practice. This episode contains musical excerpts for Lightscape

Doug Aitken's new installation Lightscape has just landed at the Shed in New York. It is many things at once: a seven-screen film, an immersive environment, and a stage for live performances. But at its heart is music. The work unfolds across multiple screens, following different characters as they move through desert scenes, freeways, and other landscapes in flux. What binds those worlds and narratives together is sound.  Aitken built Lightscape around an original song cycle he wrote. The soundtrack also incorporates compositions by Minimalist pioneers like Philip Glass, Steve Reich, and Meredith Monk, performed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Last week, the work opened with a live performance by Los Angeles Master Chorale—but they won't be the only musicians activating the installation. Upcoming performances will feature William Basinski, Suzanne Ciani, and the Sun Ra Arkestra. In that sense, Lightscape picks up on a thread that has long run through Aitken's practice.  One of his earliest works, Diamond Sea, was set against an ambient soundtrack featuring Aphex Twin and Nine Inch Nails, among other musicians. His 2012 project SONG 1, a moving-image work projected onto the facade of the Hirshhorn Museum, was built around the song “I Only Have Eyes for You.” And in 2013, for Station to Station, he staged a series of art happenings by transporting artists and musicians by train across America. In an art world that often prefers tidy categories and boundaries, Aitken has built a career out of collapsing them. His works have moved between film, sculpture, performance, and sound, asking viewers to not just look, but to listen, move, and gather. So the ambitious Lightscape felt like the perfect opportunity to speak with Aitken. In his conversation with culture editor, Min Chen, he opened up about working across disciplines, the communal power of live performance, and the role music has played in his life and practice. This episode contains musical excerpts for Lightscape

Hey Beautiful People I'm back once again like a Renegade master this Sunday for another journey into Musical Paradise so try and control your excitement!! So in Sundays show we take you back to the 80's spinning some of the huge iconic floor fillers to our Sunday service including some brand new cuts from Allan's Weekend weapons , taking you to Church this Sunday as requested by our amazing listeners . So be prepared for another high energy uplifting radio show that brings sunshine and smiles on a Sunday . It's a Specially Prepped for your aural pleasure. Much Love Marky MMP Cruise FM, and hope you can join me on this special weekly journey delivered with love.. I love you all Here are the listen links on the award winning Cruise FM. , Now Live between 10 am - 12 pm Sundays. LINK > Track listing Title Artist Rising To The Top Keni Burke All Night Long Mary Jane Girls Don't Look Any Further Dennis Edwards & Siedah Garrett Roadblock Stock, Aitken, Waterman Alice, I Want You Just For Me! Full Force Just Be Good to Me S.O.S Band Never Knew Love Like This (feat. Cherelle) Alexander O'Neal Hangin' On a String Loose Ends Thinking About Your Love Skipworth & Turner I Believe in Miracles Jackson Sisters Spend the Night (12 Version)" The Cool Notes I'll Be a Freak For You Royalle Delite I Can't Go For That (No Can Do) Daryl Hall & John Oates Funkin' For Jamaica Tom Browne Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now McFadden & Whitehead All This Love That I'm Giving Gwen Mccrae Let The Beat Hit 'Em Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam Never Too Much Luther Vandross Never Give Up On a Good Thing George Benson Got To Be Real Cheryl Lynn Jump Back (Set Me Free) Dhar Braxton Best of My Love The Emotions All Around The World (Redemption Extended Mix) Dave 'Love' Lee, Maurissa Rose, Ron Carroll Mariposa (Mannix Main Remix) Freeez Off The Wall (Sgt Slick's Discotizer ReConstruction) Michael Jackson Getting Out (Original Mix) Romain Villeroy

In this episode I go through the first game of r17 for nrl fantasy!To join the private group! 2 optionsCard payment - https://buy.stripe.com/5kQ9AS9719gR8RJfB08IU09Australian bank transferJamie BrownBSB: 062692AN: 41028639$20Once you have paid email - jamie@wattlecomms.com.au to be added in- fun group chat- space to ask me and the team questions about your team- weekly private video Q&A- access to Sydney meetup! Can't wait to see you in there :)#nrl #nrlfantasy #nrlfantasy2026 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James Aitken, macro strategist to the world's largest and most successful investors, takes Steve on a tour of the keythemes in global finance today. You will learn why James is interested in Japan, his views on the new Fed Chair and why inflationary pressures are here to stay as post Covid, we focus on resilience rather than efficiency.James also shares his thoughts on gold, on AI, and importantly on a changing supply-demand balance in US equities. Finally he shares his perspective on what differentiates his clients who include some of the largest and some of the best performing investors in the world, so listen carefully to that and what he predicts we will be talking about in 3 years' time.

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On NRL Sunday, current Panther and future Bear Scott Sorensen joins Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and John Gibbs. We go inside Queensland Origin camp with second rower Kurt Capewell, reflect on Parramatta's win with acting captain Jack Williams, and go back into the Origin archives with Darius Boys. We chew over the big topics in Six Again and our First Thought is players who changed positions.

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It was a miraculous moment of brilliance from Keano Kini to help the Gold Coast win the Queensland Derby but the gun full back reckons it's a miracle he's even playing. He explained how close he came to being paralysed last year and also told Andrew Moore and the team how the win over the Broncos was reward for all the hard work they've been putting in. Moorey also puts Presidential aspirant Luke Lewis and soothsayer John Gibbs to the Test in 6 Again. The First Thought is "Queenslander" and there's a chance to get to know South Sydney's Euan Aitken. And Denis Carnahan's taps into a rich vein of inspiration for his Song of the Week.

In this podcast episode, Dr. Jonathan H. Westover talks with Jamie Aitken about the end of performance management as we know it.As VP of HR Transformation at Betterworks, Jamie helps customers reimagine the way employee performance is managed with proven systems and processes that work. As co-author of Make Work Better, she draws inspiration from her more than twenty-five years of HR leadership experience, spearheading organizational development, HR transformation and employee engagement strategies that boost business performance. Her work as a consultant and an in-house HR practitioner spans the entire spectrum of human capital practices and multiple industries.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Sintonía: "El Cubano Rides a Horse" - The Mighty Megatons1.- "Judgment Pon Di Land"2.- "El Padrino del Ska"3.- "Only A Smile"4.- "Woman A Go Mad Me"Extraídas del álbum "Love and Understanding" (Liquidator Music, 2026), con grabaciones (pistas de voz) inéditas de Laurel que los Mighty Megatons han reconstruido y terminado con todo el acompañamiento musical necesario5.- "El efecto"6.- "Amor"7.- "Solo tú"8.- "Antorchas"Extraídas del tercer álbum de los Smooth Beans, titulado "Sin dudar" (Liquidator Music, 2026)9.- "Un satélite"10.- "Adorable You"11.- "Brighton Dream"12.- "Dulcinea"Extraídas del primer álbum del músico argentino Andrés Cotter con la Barcelona Ska Beat, titulado "Directo en Barcelona" (Liquidator Music, 2026) Este programa está dedicado a mi técnico habitual y amigo desde hace muchos años, Guillermo Ruíz... ¡Te echo (echamos) mucho de menos, y esperamos que estés llevando lo mejor posible esa convalecencia por baja laboral... ¡Mucho ánimo y que nos veamos cuanto antes!Escuchar audio

What can a long career in urban transit reveal about collaboration, contracts, and system integration? In this episode, Evgenia and Shormila guide a wide-ranging conversation with transit veteran Ron Aitken. The discussion ties together his nearly five decades of experience in Canadian and international infrastructure projects.Ron is an expert in what makes complex urban transit work: clarity of requirements, disciplined change control, and the relationships and experience on both sides of the contract. Examples from Vancouver and abroad illustrate the outcomes of effective collaboration, a concept that existed (and succeeded) long before it was being written into the alliance and collaborative contracts presently in vogue. Risk balance, project definition, and synergy have always impacted major programmes.The industry is evolving, and this conversation doesn't shy away from exploring that. Owners are taking back certain systems integration responsibilities and accepting more risk. Interface and requirements management are becoming more essential, and the adoption of new AI tools is transforming scheduling and delivery across the board. Throughout their broad dialogue, Ron reinforces a simple but oft-overlooked fact: delivery models matter, but the culture and the people matter more.Key Takeaways:Why procurement models don't guarantee success;How early automated transit programs forced teams to build delivery capability, not just technology;Why trust and respect must be built quickly—and why experience on both sides of the contract is non-negotiable;How systems integration drives risk in urban transit—and why “systems first” scheduling and access planning mattersThe approaches that can mitigate and even abolish claims in major projects.Quote:“I recommend to people just starting their career: get yourself a helmet and boots and find your way out onto the site” - Ron AitkenThe conversation doesn't stop here—connect and converse with our community via LinkedIn:Follow Navigating Major Programmes: https://www.linkedin.com/company/navigating-major-programmes/Read Riccardo's latest at www.riccardocosentino.comFollow Shormila Chatterjee: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shormilac/Follow Evgenia Jilina: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ejilina/ Follow Ron Aitken: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ron-aitken-a9275468/ 

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Leyenda viva, Deniz Tek. Eterno guitarrista de Radio Birdman y gran maestro del high energy. Lanza su nuevo álbum “The Beat” (Wild Honey), forjado a partir de unas grabaciones que realizó junto a su amigo –y recientemente fallecido-, el batería Ric Parnell.También hay nuevo disco del padrino del ska, Laurel Aitken, que llega veinte años después de su muerte. “Love and Understanding” (Liquidator) nace de grabaciones de voz de canciones inéditas que han sido instrumentalizadas con mucho amor y conocimiento de causa por los sublimes Mighty Megatons.En el camino recordamos los orígenes del “House of the rising sun” gracias a la enésima versión del clásico, esta vez a manos de Billy Childish and The North Kent Folkways Revival.Playlist;DENIZ TEK “War is over”SMOKED SALMON (KIM SALMON) “Fully sick and tired”THE ON AND ONS “Speck of smiling faces”UNI BOYS “Look on the bright side”BRAD MARINO “Murder and violence”TEENAGE BOTTLEROCKET “The invisible man”KEPI GHOULIE “I can talk to the animals”MARC VALENTINE “When the light is gone”PETER CASE “A million miles away”A.J. FULLERTON and JAKE FRIEL “Sittin’ on top of the world”WILD BILLY CHILDISH and THE NORTH KENT FOLKWAYS REVIVAL feat JUJU CLAUDIUS “House of the risin’ sun”Versión y Original; CLARENCE TOM ASHLEY and GWEN FOSTER “Rising sun blues” (1933)LAUREL AITKEN and THE MIGHTY MEGATONS “Let me know baby”LAUREL AITKEN and THE MIGHTY MEGATONS “Angel baby”THE FISHSKA “Beggars and thieves”Escuchar audio

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Fri, 24 Apr 2026 12:00:00 GMT http://relay.fm/paperplaces/25 http://relay.fm/paperplaces/25 Writing Fiction for the New Yorker, with Molly Aitken 25 Kerry Provenzano Fiction author Molly Aitken joins Kerry to discuss her writing process, her role as a Creative Writing lecturer and her recent experience having her short story, 'This is How it Happens', published in The New Yorker. Fiction author Molly Aitken joins Kerry to discuss her writing process, her role as a Creative Writing lecturer and her recent experience having her short story, 'This is How it Happens', published in The New Yorker. clean 3909 Fiction author Molly Aitken joins Kerry to discuss her writing process, her role as a Creative Writing lecturer and her recent experience having her short story, 'This is How it Happens', published in The New Yorker. This episode of Paper Places is sponsored by: Johnny.Decimal: A system to organise your life. Get 25% off. St Louis Pen Show: Join us June 25-28. Tickets on sale now! BookBaby: Self-publish and print your book. Guest Starring: Molly Aitken Links and Show Notes: Support Paper Places with a Relay Membership Submit Feedback Read 'This is How it Happens', Molly's story on The New Yorker Molly Aitken Reads 'This is How it Happens' Buy 'Bright I Burn' by Molly Aitken Buy 'The Island Child' by Molly Aitken

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Matt Aitken is the cofounder and CEO of Trigger.dev - an AI workflows platform. Links:- Trigger.dev- Matt Aitken - AIE Europe 

At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big-ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all. The war: 6/10 Mark my words, this is closer to the end than many think. Round two of talks, a squeeze on the Strait – the Iranians are about to capitulate. Moana Pasifika: 4/10 In a competition already lacking sparkle, this can't have helped. And also, perhaps a lesson in starting something for the right reasons, not ideological ones. The Crusaders' horses: 3/10 That's a 30-year legacy we will miss. Ema Aitken: 7/10 Pleased she wasn't booted, but nor should she have been. What a storm in a bone china, Northern Club teacup. The BSA: 7/10 Can't wait to see the back of them. Good luck and good night. LISTEN ABOVE FOR MIKE HOSKING'S FULL WEEK IN REVIEW See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I'm pleased for Judge Emma Aitken. She lives to rule another day. That dreadful night at the Northern Club that threatened to derail her career has not ended in the calamity it could have. The adjudicators didn't like what she did. But equally she isn't losing her job. I got fascinated by the whole experience because it's unusual to see a procedure that is legal, but not really legal. There was a panel and witnesses were called and a verdict of sorts was going to be issued. Yes, for Aitkin it was potentially a disaster. But for the observer like me, it also had comedic elements to it. The Northern Club is a venue of pretence snobbery, snooker and high society. Add judges, Winston Peters, champagne, pissed, old KC's and what could possibly go wrong? They were never going to sack her. It was a classic he said, she said. She claimed she uttered her words. The others said she yelled. She said she didn't know it was Winston. New Zealand First banners were all over the place. She had a fabulous yellow dress on and was tired from her day of deliberations. There were two glasses of champagne, or possibly only one and a half. There was a New Zealand First employee who found Aitken quite visually bedazzling. None of that was going to lead to the end of a career. What was a scandal was the bill. But that's lawyers isn't it? It was seven figures in the end and guess who paid for that? The case to my mind was really simple. Two wrongs were committed. 1) She got involved in something that was none of her business. Whether she recognised Winston, or yelled, or didn't, is immaterial. She wasn't an invitee and as such should have kept her sticky beak out. 2) NZ First for elevating this to the level it was. What a grandstanding waste of time. Comity was breached and it shouldn't have been. But somewhere between the champagne and interference and upset should have been a few adults, and some common sense, who should have realised this was but a moment in time. And hardly a scrap worth hiring a lawyer for.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A conduct panel has decided not to stand Judge Ema Aitken down from her position as District Court Judge following an incident at Auckland's exclusive Northern Club in 2024 Aitken was investigated after she, and her husband, crashed a NZ First event and allegedly shouted at the speaker. The panel called her actions “a serious breach of comity" but did not find grounds to revoke her position. Former Attorney General Chris Finlayson joined Heather du Plessis-Allan to chat about the decision. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Ep 586 - Trees, Genomics, and Climate Guest: Dr. Sally Aitken, University of British Columbia and AdapTree project By Stuart McNish   According to a 2015 Nature report, there are more than 3 trillion trees on Earth. “Trees are amazing. They're the lungs of the Earth and home to millions of organisms, fungi, and animals,” says Sally Aitken at the University of British Columbia's Forestry Department and lead of the AdapTree project. “Without a doubt: one of the most successful species on Earth.” Aitken also warns, “They are a species under threat due to rapid environmental changes.”   The biggest challenge for trees is the rate of change. “For time immemorial, trees have adapted to a changing environment and they continue to do so,” says Aitken.  The objective of the AdapTree project is to address that pace of change by identifying alleles in douglas fir, spruce, western larch, jack pine, and lodgepole pine trees that have adapted to a variety of environments.   Using genetic tools, the team at AdapTree works with a variety of stakeholders within forestry to identify strains of species that will survive in regions where environmental conditions are changing. The long term goal is to ensure the health of the trees and forests using sophisticated genome-based intelligence.   We invited Dr. Sally Aitken of the Department of Forest and Conservation Sciences at UBC to join us for a Conversation That Matters about working with our trees to ensure they have long and healthy lives.   You can see the interview here https://www.conversationsthatmatter.ca/ Learn More about our guests career at careersthatmatter.ca

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A big Hollywood celebration for the Wētā FX team last night after another Oscar win. Wellington's Wētā FX won Best Visual Effects at the Academy Awards in LA yesterday for their work on James Cameron's blockbuster Avatar: Fire and Ash. It brings their total Oscar count to eight. Head of Visual Effects Matt Aitken told Mike Hosking it's an acknowledgement of the team's dedication. He says they thought it was the best work ever done in visual effects, but you never know how it's going to go on the night. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Unstoppable is the Church that pursues love! Listen in as Pastor John lays out the map for seeking the love of God for others.To learn more about us, visit faithcenter.tv today!

IMS Radio – Be The Best Podcast – Season 1, Episode 3 Current Maryland midfielders Zach Whittier and Aiden Aitken join the podcast to talk about their recruitment to Maryland, who they see as unsung teammates, and their favorite off-field memories about the team. We recap last week's 13-12 loss to Princeton, as well as Harvard's win over Syracuse, Navy's win over Penn State, and Johns Hopkins' loss to North Carolina. We then preview Maryland's upcoming home game against second-ranked Notre Dame.  Finally, we close out with our picks for the upcoming weekend. The Ivy League and ACC do their crossover weekend with Penn hosting top-ranked North Carolina and Princeton hosting Syracuse on Friday. On Sunday, the opponents flip with Syracuse heading down to Penn and North Carolina heading up to Princeton. We also discuss Richmond's visit to Cornell and Ohio State's trip to Georgetown. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Keluar Sekejap bersiaran secara langsung dari Coastal Combat, Desaru Coast, membincangkan bagaimana sukan kini menjadi antara pemacu utama pelancongan serta penjenamaan Johor di peringkat antarabangsa, khususnya di Desaru Coast.Segmen pertama menampilkan Dato' Muhammad Shahnaz Azmi, Presiden Muay Thai Malaysia, yang berkongsi perkembangan sukan Muay Thai di Malaysia, penyertaan atlet antarabangsa dalam Coastal Combat, serta peranan acara seumpama ini dalam menyokong agenda Visit Johor 2026 dan memposisikan Desaru Coast sebagai destinasi sukan bertaraf dunia.Segmen kedua bersama Murray Aitken, Pengurus Besar Hard Rock Hotel Desaru Coast, mengupas peranan jenama antarabangsa dalam menyokong penganjuran acara sukan bertaraf dunia seperti IRONMAN dan World Amateur Golfers Championship (WAGC). Perbincangan turut menyentuh kekuatan infrastruktur, fasiliti, serta kebolehcapaian Desaru Coast sebagai lokasi strategik bagi acara sukan dan MICE.Antara acara utama yang bakal berlangsung ialah IRONMAN 70.3 Desaru Coast, 5150 Desaru Coast, Sprint Triathlon, dan IRONKIDS Desaru Coast pada 10–12 Julai 2026, serta World Amateur Golfers Championship (WAGC) pada 23–31 Oktober 2026.Ikuti perkembangan terkini di:

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Molly Aitken reads her story “This Is How It Happens,” from the February 9, 2026, issue of the magazine. Aitken is the author of two novels, “The Island Child,” from 2020, and “Bright I Burn,” which was published in 2024. She won the 2023 Alice Hoffman Prize for Fiction. Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices

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