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Joshua and Nathan talk about the Whitecaps wins over Colorado and Pumas, previewing Austin, talks of a new stadium at the PNE, CPL is back, Canada WNT friendlies vs Argentina and more!TIMESTAMPS:1:02- Whitecaps beat Colorado 2-009:54- Whitecaps defeat Pumas late to advance to CCC semi-finals, will Messi play in Vancouver this time?28:17- Austin FC next32:07- Talks of a new Whitecaps stadium at the PNE?37:39- CPL is back, Vancouver FC lose to York United, Nicolas Mezquida signs, Pacific beat Valour, early goal of the year contender42:52- CanWNT beat Argentian 3-0 at BC Place but lose 1-0 at Starlight Stadium46:10- Chelsea draw Brentford, are somehow still 4th, Delap and Osimhen rumours52:02- Tottenham beat Southampton, Postecoglu still on the hot seat, free agent rumours58:10- Birmingham City promoted to Championship, the Championship promotion race1:02:05- Nemanja Matic calls Andre Onana one of the worst goalkeepers in Man United history Twitter:@JoshuaRey00@Ndurec@TerminalCityFCBlueSky: @joshuarey.bsky.social  @ndurec.bsky.social  @terminalcityfc.bsky.social Instagram:@TerminalCityFCPodcastYoutube:TerminalCityFC 

Tal Yahalom is an award-winning jazz guitarist and composer and you'll be getting a preview of his compelling quintet album Mirror Image  with  refreshingly unique instrumentation: violin, cello, percussion, sax and flute and both nylon-string and electric guitar. You'll be hearing excerpts from the album and hear about Tal's creative process and collaborators including percussioninst Rogerio Boccato and David Leon on sax and flute. Tal told me about some great advice he got from Pat Metheny, whom he met  when Tal won the Detroit Jazz Festival National Guitar Competition, and the invaluable guidance of key mentors throughout his education and career. Tal recently came back from musically immersive travels in Brazil and Argentina, and it was inspiring to hear about his experiences their as well as hear about several of his collaborators,  including his band KADAWA, and we're featuring a track from their new album as well. Towards the end of this interview, Tal shared some personal reflections on his new duo with vocalist Danielle Wertz, and some very wise insights into student-centered learning, which I think apply quite broadly, not just to music.  Like all my episodes, you can watch this on my YouTube channel or listen to the podcast on all the podcast platforms, and I've also linked the transcript to my website https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/tal-yahalom Tal Yahalom Website Mirror Image Album (pre-order link; releasing March 21, 2025)KADAWA band Buy me a coffee? Original Merch Newsletter Other episodes you'll like: Marc van Vugt Ariel Bart Gilad Weiss Edison Herbert Roddy Ellias Daniel RamjattanTimestamps:(00:00) Intro(02:49) album Mirror Image(07:00) clip of KIM from Mirror Image(07:29) about Prelude, use of strings(09:30) clip of Prelude from Mirror Image(11:13) album set list, listening parties(14:01)Argentian grandfather, trip to Brazil and Argentina, Vardan Ovsepian(17:26) Rogerio Boccato, Brazil trip, Gian Correa(22:43) clip from Chorinho for Tati from Mirror Image(23:28) Brazil trip(25:43) creative process, about Hymn for Tomorrow(28:56) excerpt from Hymn for Tomorrow(30:22) album art Linnea Lieth, Tal's creative process(35:09) other episodes linked to this one and different ways to support this series(36:04) Tal's creative process(40:26) percussionist Rogerio Boccato(43:50) clip of Dusk on Landwehr Canal(45:10) David Leon sax and flute player (47:39) story of Sophianic Mess(51:04) clip of Sophianic Mess(51:47) band KADAWA Almog Sharvit, Ben Silashi(55:58) KADAWA Salhov Syndrome from Post Graduation Fees(01:02:11) Tal's experience of student-led education, guitar teacher Shai Chen(01:05:36) the importance of transcription (01:09:07) meeting Pat Metheny, winning Detroit Jazz Festival Guitar Competition(01:14:09) solo guitar album Solo Standards(01:16:32) duo with vocalist Danielle Wertz, arranging(01:22:18) approach to teaching student-centered approachphoto: Adrien Tillmann

Jonathan Noble and Filip Cleeren kick off the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend as they handle media day at Interlagos. A lot of the discussion is centered around Max Verstappen and the criticisms of his racecraft after his 20 seconds of time penalties in Mexico, and whether Verstappen will show any signs of change as a result. Included are some behind-the-scenes thoughts on Lando Norris' and his reflections on Mexico, and the surprising lack of conversation between the two drivers since. There's also talk on the newly resurfaced track at Interlagos and the tyre management difficulties the teams are set to face over the weekend, Liam Lawson and Sergio Perez continuing their back and forth with the press after their own Mexico clash, and some talk from Franco Colapinto as Red Bull's interest in the Argentian driver goes public. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Argentian stocks got a boost on Friday with some earnings surprises plus... Tesla is introducing a new long range rear wheel drive Model Y. Earnings from Apple and Berkshire Hathaway. The commercial banking sector is stressed once again. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chinchillapicking/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chinchillapicking/support

When Juliana Cancelo's mom, Sylvia Sanchez had a dream of Batavians craving empanadas, Juliana was skeptical. But it took a change of perspective to realize that her mom's dream could also be an act of empathy and resistance. On this episode of Area Code: Batavia, a conversation Juliana Cancelo, one-half of the Bocaditos founding duo, about the counter-cultural vision behind their Argentian cafe, her unique vision of home, and how she deals with grumpy patrons. This season of Area Code: Batavia is presented by BEI Real Estate. Visit their website for available spaces at www.beicre.com or reach out directly: 630-879-3680.This episode of Area Code: Batavia is sponsored by Bulldog Plumbing. To schedule an appointment, call: 630-313-9109.Subscribe to our newsletter and to never miss new episodes and receive a weekly list of 5 concrete ways to experience a deeper sense of belonging in Batavia.Area Code: Batavia is produced by Area Code Audio. It's hosted and produced by Richard Clark with additional production help from Jennifer Clark.

Joe, Matt and Justin talk about the new Argentian film When Evil Lurks (2023). They talk about their expectations on a film that many consider the best of the year and the violence that is showcased in it.

Our first premiere of the week comes from one of the most exciting techno prospects from the Southern hemisphere as Argentiain producer Gina Demarchi features on Rave Your Soul. We premiere ‘Don't Run To The Fire', a slamming tribal groove that exudes funky 90's flavour while maintaining a rough-edged feel. Osijek via Rotterdam label Rave Your Soul has been putting its focus on a new and electrifying generation of techno producers. Inspired by the 90s and early 00s style of groove-infused techno, the label aims to shine a light on those who continue to keep the 90s fire burning with new techniques and a fresh approach to vintage techno swing. The label has welcomed a number of up & coming Irish producers including Dylan Fogarty, CULT, Chris Flannigan, and more. The label's highly anticipated fourth release finally is here and this time they welcome a new and thrilling name in the techno scene – Gina Demarchi. The Argentian presents a 5 track EP of radical loop-orientated techno funk, with 4 originals and a remix from Dublin-based CULT. The EP takes inspiration from dancefloor memories, evoking an infectious and high-powered groove, as Gina lusts for an everlasting groove. This is an EP made for DJs, as the young producer keeps things locked, rolling, and effortlessly funky. We premiere ‘ Don't Run To The Fire' a disco-licked slice of rolling 90's inspired heaven. Gina keeps her foot firmly on the pedal as speeds through at the blistering pace of 145bpm. The track has got all the perfect ingredients for a fun-loving groove-soaked tool, as Gina provides pulsating basslines, jarring percussive elements, disco-tinged samples, and vocals that tie the whole project together. This festive techno arriving in the midst of festival season – delightful. Gina Demarchi --------- SC: https://soundcloud.com/gina-demarchi IG: https://www.instagram.com/ginademarchi/ Four Four Magazine --------------------------- FB: www.facebook.com/FOURFOURDANCE/ IG: www.instagram.com/fourfourmagazine/ Web: www.fourfourmag.com/

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In this episode: Rui's beret! Plus, a lost penis in Alabama, lots of movie recommendations, and we take on the new Argentian folk horror, Legions! Hey, why not call us on our hotline? (724) 246-4669! Check out the other Compañeros Radio Network shows: Movie Melt Songs on Trial Get Soft with Dr Snuggles Ballbusters Movies About Girls Classic In Search of the Perfect Podcast

Linda J. Brown grew up in Winter Haven, Florida and graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in Journalism and Communications. She was active in campus leadership as an officer in Mortarboard, (national university women's leadership honorary); Women's Student Association, and the Blue Key Speaker's Bureau. She married a physician and raised two children, later becoming involved in the Citizen Diplomacy movement at the opening of the Soviet Union in 1990, leading a number of grassroots tours to encourage people-to-people friendship and to increase the prospects of world peace. She spent a total of eighteen months within Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, and Siberia. Brown was raised in the Episcopal Church, then spent thirty-three years as a member of The Baha'i Faith, resigning in 1997 to pursue her own inner spiritual life. Her first book is HEY BOOMERS, DUST OFF YOUR BACKPACKS: Travel The World On A Limited Budget (Amazon.com). It tells of her adventures on the around-the-world backpacking trail as she circled the globe for a year, alone, using only her social security income. She turned sixty-eight-years-old in Sarajevo, Bosnia. Brown targets the leading edge U.S. Baby Boomers, who become eligible for full-time Social Security in 2011, but really, it's a good read for anybody - traveler or not...old or not. Her extensive travels continue whenever she can find time to hoist a backpack; most recently in January, 2009, when at age seventy-two, she took four months to explore the unique spinal column formed by the Andean Mountain Chain - from Bogota, Colombia to Ushuaia, Argentian in Tierra del Fuego - from top to tip of South America. She likes to say that she performed chiropractic on the backbone of the world." To continue with stuff that's not in the book bio: Linda Brown took on the spiritual name of Linda Layli, Layli Linda when she began to communicate one-on-one with The Holy Spirit. This was before the days of making up names for internet presence and she was a tiny bit stumped when asked to create her own moniker. Then she remembered that she had been told of an earlier reincarnation where she was named Layli Gundrich... (Teh Holy Spirit:: "Oh My God....Layli? Is that YOU? Where have you been all this time?") It was all news to her, but she just pasted her present name of Linda onto Layli, and then couldn't decide which way she liked it best, so kept both.. So, that's what she's called by the Upstairs Gang. Though she wasn't at the time, Linda Brown is now pretty pleased that some dumb psychiatrist once slapped her with the Schizophrenic label. Ha! She showed him! But it underlines what she suspects is an all-too-common problem, though she has had no opportunity, whatsoever, to find out if this has happened to others. - www.heyboomers.com******************************************************************To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv*** AND NOW ***The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.comThe ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewspaper.com ******************************************************************

Dotun and Tim are joined by Conor Powell from 'The Lord's of Soccer' podcast to look at an infamous world cup game between Argentina and Peru that saw Argentina progress to the World Cup Final Lord's of Soccer is a podcast series about corruption in Football and can be found here: https://podfollow.com/1627302406

En un territorio llamado El Gran Chaco en lo que hoy conocemos como Argentian habitaba una tribu de indios llamados los tobas, estos indios vivían en un lugar maravilloso donde todo era como una eterna primavera. Con un clima cálido y días totalmente soleados  Allí las flores crecían felices y los pájaros revoloteaban de árbol en árbol cantante sin parar. Lo indios tobas tenían un cacique llamado Nakti que era muy bueno y justo y que siempre, siempre estaba pensando en como ayudarle a su pueblo. Sin embargo, no todo era fantástico, cerca de los tobas vivían un cacique malo y envidioso llamado Nau que siempre estaba pensando como molestar a su pueblo y por esta razón muchos de ellos se estaban yendo de allí para irse a vivir a la aldea donde reinaba Nakti. El Cacique malo furioso se quejaba de que su pueblo lo estaba dejando solo y un buen día Nau se despertó y vio que en su aldea no había nadie, solamente quedaba los animales, porque su pueblo se había ido a vivir donde Nakti.  Recorriendo su pueblo abandonado encontró un hechicero y Nau furioso le pidió a el hechicero que para castigar a su pueblo hiciera caer en aquella región de eterna primavera un invierno terrible que penetrara todo. Que cayera sobre los campos y la aldea copos blancos. Que los árboles, flores, animales y especialmente los indios sufrieran el frio perpetuo del invierno.  El hechicero que era muy poderoso, pero era un buen hombre se dio cuenta que si hacia eso podría afectar a la naturaleza y a los hombres, pero temeroso de su cacique comenzó a hacer que la temperatura fuera bajando.  Rápidamente el frio comenzó a apoderarse de todo y se fue formando una nube espesa sobre los campos y una densa niebla fue cubriendo todo. Luego copos de nieve comenzaron a caer. Lentamente y con el pasar del día todo se cubrió de blanco y un frio que acompañaba la nieve empezó a viajar por los campos y el pueblo.  El cacique Nakti que era un hombre bueno, preocupado por su pueblo, llamo al picaflor y le pidió que volara rápidamente a la aldea vecina y le pidiera al hechicero que no les causara tanto frio.  El picaflor voló los campos blancos y llego a la tienda donde vivía el hechicero y le rogo que levantara el conjuro.   El hechicero le dijo a aquel picaflor que el tenía que obedecer las órdenes del cacique y que estas eran hacer caer copos blancos. El colibrí le dijo que el sabía que el era un hombre bueno y que podría encontrar una solución.  El hechicero se quedó pensando y se dijo a si mismo. El cacique me ordeno que dejara caer copos blancos, pero que no le había dicho explícitamente que estos copos tenían que ser de nieve, así que conjurando de nuevo las fuerzas de la naturaleza, las invito a producir y dejar caer copos blancos cálidos.  Y de pronto la temperatura comenzó a cambiar y un gran remolino se hizo en los campos trayendo consigo millones de copos blancos que al llegar a las tierras de el gran chaco fueron cayendo lentamente.  Los habitantes de la aldea salieron temerosos inicialmente, pero cuando tocaron los copos blancos se dieron cuenta que estos no solo eran cálidos, sino muy suaves al tacto. Y vieron que tenían unos hilitos delgaditos, muy delgaditos y con ellos podían hacer hilos más grandes y con ellos podían tejer nuevas vestimentas.  Además cuando estos copos caían a la tierra, comenzaban a nacer unas plantas que producían más y más copos y las llamaron algodón.  Y cuentan los que saben que desde esa época en el chaco el algodón se volvió muy importante y que todos lo cultivan para hacer con ella sus vestidos. 

Air Date: June 29, 2022 Welcome to Episode 209 of the podcast. Argentian turned Texan and live fire cooking expert Al Frugoni joins me this week to talk about his journey, the rub mixes he makes and sells and the Asado style grills that he sells. You can find Al over on Facebook, Instragram, YouTube and TikTok by searching @alfrugoni and visit their website at www.alfrugoni.com. This episode has been brought to you by: Motley Que's 2022 Competition Bounty Program. In 2022, when you use Motley Que products and win a category or a G.C. you'll get some extra jangle in your pockets! Visit www.motleyque.ca and click on the BBQ Bounty Program tab at the top of the screen to get all the details. Pitt County BBQ, who is bringing authentic North Carolina style, Whole Hog BBQ north of the border to Alberta and Canada. Specializing in corporate catering, and private events, Pitt County BBQ brings a unique regional BBQ dining experience. To book your event visit their website at Pittcountybbq.com And The BarrelBossQ, a family owned and operated small business in Leduc County, AB and the manufacturer of the Original Canadian Charcoal Drum Smoker. Visit them at www.barrelbossq.ca to see the whole lineup and follow them on Facebook & Instagram. All music on The Eat More Barbecue podcast has been graciously provided by Alan Horabin. Search Alan Horabin on YouTube to check out his new music. Eat More Barbecue can be found online at www.eatmorebarbecue.ca & www.albertabbqtail.ca and my email is eatmorebarbecue@gmail.com Social media links: Facebook & Instagram at eat_more_barbecue Twitter @eatmorebarbecue Thanks for listening. Please subscribe, rate and review. This podcast is a production of Eat More Barbecue Digital Media.

Tropical Shrimp and Mango Gluten-free Tacos Spring fever got you down? Have we Ive got a treat for you! Pack your bags and join your favourite wellness coach on a spicy tropical vacation! In this episode of Cooking with Tash, Natasha heats up your grill, and takes you on a culinary trip to the sunny beaches of Buenos Aires where you savour a tantalizing dish and some hot salsa. Or would you prefer a little Mexican? This destination has it all, so enjoy your cocktails in this all-inclusive entrée. Watch the romance sizzle, as these crisp on the outside tacos meet their heavenly match in the meaty Argentian grilled shrimp. Knock Knock... Who's there? Its a sweet and tangy Man-go joining the salsa, adding a splash of piquante and cool sour cream. Careful as you bite in to this naughty dish, it just might bite back! Don't worry about blowing the budget, cuz these small but mighty shrimp are totally fat free. And you can even skip the gym, as Coach Natasha leads you through a workout, squeezing the most health benefits out of this sunny sesh. So throw some shrimps on the barbee, pull out the summer wardrobe, and remember, no counting calories, you are on vacation!

CHAPTER 93. CLASSIC ROCK UNDERGROUND ARGENTIAN DESCRIPTION In Metal Schifter the classics of rock and metal do not stop passing. Daniel Schifter on his birthday gives away an auditory sound slice of bands like: Los Gatos, Pappo's Blues, Alemndra PLAYLIST Los Gatos, Wind Tell the Rain Paranoid Mice, Rock the Cat. Pappo's Blues, Route 66 Vox Dei, At the Moment That… The Shipwrecks, From Bowling to Bowling Almond, Argentine Routes Seru Girán, Don't Cry for me Agentina DISC RECOMMENDED In our production today, we recommend a production that comes out in 2018, from the Carpathian Forrest band with Likeheim production. In fact I summarize that the album has two songs. #dschifter --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daniel-schifter/message

Rob Gilbert and Michael Edgley are joined by Socceroos mainstay Jackson Irvine to discuss the early stages of his career with Bundesliga 2. club St Pauli, and how he and the national side are handling the myriad of challenges being thrown their way during World Cup qualification. Later Marcela Mora y Araujo returns to the program following Lionel Messi's passing of Pele's record of most international goals scored by a South American man. After such a long, strained relationship, have the Argentian public finally fallen in love with their maestro? Willem van Denderen reports on all the big issues at home and abroad, including the return of the FFA Cup and Last 16 of the Asian Champions League, and Derek Dyson mediates a debate over the proposed biennial World Cup, and casts a critical eye over the Champions League. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Linda J. Brown grew up in Winter Haven, Florida and graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in Journalism and Communications. She was active in campus leadership as an officer in Mortarboard, (national university women's leadership honorary); Women's Student Association, and the Blue Key Speaker's Bureau. She married a physician and raised two children, later becoming involved in the Citizen Diplomacy movement at the opening of the Soviet Union in 1990, leading a number of grassroots tours to encourage people-to-people friendship and to increase the prospects of world peace. She spent a total of eighteen months within Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, and Siberia. Brown was raised in the Episcopal Church, then spent thirty-three years as a member of The Baha'i Faith, resigning in 1997 to pursue her own inner spiritual life. Her first book is HEY BOOMERS, DUST OFF YOUR BACKPACKS: Travel The World On A Limited Budget (Amazon.com). It tells of her adventures on the around-the-world backpacking trail as she circled the globe for a year, alone, using only her social security income. She turned sixty-eight-years-old in Sarajevo, Bosnia. Brown targets the leading edge U.S. Baby Boomers, who become eligible for full-time Social Security in 2011, but really, it's a good read for anybody - traveler or not...old or not. Her extensive travels continue whenever she can find time to hoist a backpack; most recently in January, 2009, when at age seventy-two, she took four months to explore the unique spinal column formed by the Andean Mountain Chain - from Bogota, Colombia to Ushuaia, Argentian in Tierra del Fuego - from top to tip of South America. She likes to say that she performed chiropractic on the backbone of the world." To continue with stuff that's not in the book bio: Linda Brown took on the spiritual name of Linda Layli, Layli Linda when she began to communicate one-on-one with The Holy Spirit. This was before the days of making up names for internet presence and she was a tiny bit stumped when asked to create her own moniker. Then she remembered that she had been told of an earlier reincarnation where she was named Layli Gundrich... (Teh Holy Spirit:: "Oh My God....Layli? Is that YOU? Where have you been all this time?") It was all news to her, but she just pasted her present name of Linda onto Layli, and then couldn't decide which way she liked it best, so kept both.. So, that's what she's called by the Upstairs Gang. Though she wasn't at the time, Linda Brown is now pretty pleased that some dumb psychiatrist once slapped her with the Schizophrenic label. Ha! She showed him! But it underlines what she suspects is an all-too-common problem, though she has had no opportunity, whatsoever, to find out if this has happened to others. - www.heyboomers.com ****************************************************************** To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv *** AND NOW *** The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.com The ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewspaper.com ******************************************************************

Linda J. Brown grew up in Winter Haven, Florida and graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in Journalism and Communications. She was active in campus leadership as an officer in Mortarboard, (national university women's leadership honorary); Women's Student Association, and the Blue Key Speaker's Bureau. She married a physician and raised two children, later becoming involved in the Citizen Diplomacy movement at the opening of the Soviet Union in 1990, leading a number of grassroots tours to encourage people-to-people friendship and to increase the prospects of world peace. She spent a total of eighteen months within Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, and Siberia. Brown was raised in the Episcopal Church, then spent thirty-three years as a member of The Baha'i Faith, resigning in 1997 to pursue her own inner spiritual life. Her first book is HEY BOOMERS, DUST OFF YOUR BACKPACKS: Travel The World On A Limited Budget (Amazon.com). It tells of her adventures on the around-the-world backpacking trail as she circled the globe for a year, alone, using only her social security income. She turned sixty-eight-years-old in Sarajevo, Bosnia. Brown targets the leading edge U.S. Baby Boomers, who become eligible for full-time Social Security in 2011, but really, it's a good read for anybody - traveler or not...old or not. Her extensive travels continue whenever she can find time to hoist a backpack; most recently in January, 2009, when at age seventy-two, she took four months to explore the unique spinal column formed by the Andean Mountain Chain - from Bogota, Colombia to Ushuaia, Argentian in Tierra del Fuego - from top to tip of South America. She likes to say that she performed chiropractic on the backbone of the world." To continue with stuff that's not in the book bio: Linda Brown took on the spiritual name of Linda Layli, Layli Linda when she began to communicate one-on-one with The Holy Spirit. This was before the days of making up names for internet presence and she was a tiny bit stumped when asked to create her own moniker. Then she remembered that she had been told of an earlier reincarnation where she was named Layli Gundrich... (Teh Holy Spirit:: "Oh My God....Layli? Is that YOU? Where have you been all this time?") It was all news to her, but she just pasted her present name of Linda onto Layli, and then couldn't decide which way she liked it best, so kept both.. So, that's what she's called by the Upstairs Gang. Though she wasn't at the time, Linda Brown is now pretty pleased that some dumb psychiatrist once slapped her with the Schizophrenic label. Ha! She showed him! But it underlines what she suspects is an all-too-common problem, though she has had no opportunity, whatsoever, to find out if this has happened to others. - www.heyboomers.com ****************************************************************** To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv *** AND NOW *** The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.com The ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewspaper.com ******************************************************************

Linda J. Brown grew up in Winter Haven, Florida and graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in Journalism and Communications. She was active in campus leadership as an officer in Mortarboard, (national university women's leadership honorary); Women's Student Association, and the Blue Key Speaker's Bureau. She married a physician and raised two children, later becoming involved in the Citizen Diplomacy movement at the opening of the Soviet Union in 1990, leading a number of grassroots tours to encourage people-to-people friendship and to increase the prospects of world peace. She spent a total of eighteen months within Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, and Siberia. Brown was raised in the Episcopal Church, then spent thirty-three years as a member of The Baha'i Faith, resigning in 1997 to pursue her own inner spiritual life. Her first book is HEY BOOMERS, DUST OFF YOUR BACKPACKS: Travel The World On A Limited Budget (Amazon.com). It tells of her adventures on the around-the-world backpacking trail as she circled the globe for a year, alone, using only her social security income. She turned sixty-eight-years-old in Sarajevo, Bosnia. Brown targets the leading edge U.S. Baby Boomers, who become eligible for full-time Social Security in 2011, but really, it's a good read for anybody - traveler or not...old or not. Her extensive travels continue whenever she can find time to hoist a backpack; most recently in January, 2009, when at age seventy-two, she took four months to explore the unique spinal column formed by the Andean Mountain Chain - from Bogota, Colombia to Ushuaia, Argentian in Tierra del Fuego - from top to tip of South America. She likes to say that she performed chiropractic on the backbone of the world." To continue with stuff that's not in the book bio: Linda Brown took on the spiritual name of Linda Layli, Layli Linda when she began to communicate one-on-one with The Holy Spirit. This was before the days of making up names for internet presence and she was a tiny bit stumped when asked to create her own moniker. Then she remembered that she had been told of an earlier reincarnation where she was named Layli Gundrich... (Teh Holy Spirit:: "Oh My God....Layli? Is that YOU? Where have you been all this time?") It was all news to her, but she just pasted her present name of Linda onto Layli, and then couldn't decide which way she liked it best, so kept both.. So, that's what she's called by the Upstairs Gang. Though she wasn't at the time, Linda Brown is now pretty pleased that some dumb psychiatrist once slapped her with the Schizophrenic label. Ha! She showed him! But it underlines what she suspects is an all-too-common problem, though she has had no opportunity, whatsoever, to find out if this has happened to others. - www.heyboomers.com******************************************************************To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv*** AND NOW ***The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.comThe ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewspaper.com ******************************************************************

Ep 144 - Bringing authentic Argentian food to the Melbourne faithful with Dan Szwarc from Dan's Empanada Bar Born and raised in Argentina, Dan Szwarc's driving passion is food and, most of all, honesty when it comes to food. His food style is multi-faceted combining influences from his French training, Australian lifestyle and South American heritage. Dan is bringing the flavours of his homeland to Australia with Dan's Empanada Bar, a concept that combined comfort food with snack elements. A tradition in Argentina and a legacy that he wants to share. The talented Chef began his career as a student at the prestigious cookery school The Bue Trainers in Buenos Aires. He graduated with distinction at the top of his class before gaining experience at the Hyatt, Claridges and Gate Gourmet. Dan moved to London to work under Peter Kromberg at the Intercontinental Hotel. A stint in cruise ships followed before he finally landed in Melbourne at Sofitel Hotel's Le Restaurant with Marcus Moore. Dan's career took off in Australia at Crown casino, helming the kitchen of Number 8, before opening Les Boucheries Parisiennes with Phillipe Aubron. Next up was running Joseph Vargetto's Oyster Little Bourke, Albert Park Hotel and Livebait, before becoming Head Chef at Gary Mehigan's Fenix restaurant and Made establishment's Hellenic Republic in Brunswick and Hellenic Hotel in Williamstown. Dan has represented Australia at the finals of LCDR in Singapore and in 2020 he will judge the renowned Chef of the Year Competition, which sees professional chefs compete against other chefs and the clock in a test of creativity, kitchen skills and ingenuity. In this podcast we discuss how Dan ended up coming to Melbourne, what true Argentian food is to him, and his plans as he scales his amazing Empanada bar concept. Please find out more about Dan and his Empanada bar here: https://dansempanadabar.com.au/ https://www.instagram.com/dansempanadabar/ As always please connect with us at POH here: https://principleofhospitality.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/principle-of-hospitality/message

On 22nd June, some of the interesting events that took place were: 1633: Astronomer Galileo Galilei took back his view that the Sun is the center of the universe and not Earth. 1847: Donut was invented on this day. 1906: Sweden adopted its national flag. 1978: Cheryne, the first Pluto Satellite was discovered in US.  1986: Argentian footballer Madonna, scored the most controversial goal in football which is also called as Hand of God goal. https://chimesradio.com   http://onelink.to/8uzr4g   https://www.facebook.com/chimesradio/   https://www.instagram.com/vrchimesradio/   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We discuss the Office Ladies podcast revealing who was the father of Jan's baby, whether the Yankees had to ask their fans to stop being mean to the Astros, and Are You Smarter Than Jason Dick. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"We figured out if you can be a cell line provider, you can democratize cell lines and make them available to a lot of different producers" - Carolina BluguermannCarolina Bluguermann is co-founder and Chief Science Officer (CSO) at Cell Farm - Latin America's first cultivated meat startup.From their Buenos Aires-based lab, Cell Farm develops stem cell lines using Argentian cattle. These cell lines can be used by cultivated meat companies to produce Argentian beef.In this conversation, we discuss accelerator and incubator programs they've participated In on 3 continients - Asia, South America, and Europe.We also dive into the science a bit to cover the types of cells being expoored for cultivated meat:Embryonic Stem CellsInduced Pluripotent Stem CellsMesenchymal Stem CellsAlso, as a heads up for anyone aspiring for startup life if Buenos Aires - they are hiring soon!Now onto the show Website: https://cellfarmfoodtech.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cellfarmfoodtech/?hl=en

Federico De Michelis of Todo Dynamo FC joins the podcast to discuss the new Houston Dynamo FC logo, we talk a little about Argentian soccer and general soccer talk. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stbs/support

Amplio Espectro is the lovechild of Buenos Aires duo Carisma. Caro and Isma are key figures in the Argentinian dance underground, with releases on Cómeme, Huntleys + Palmers, and Duro. Amplio Espectro is their year long label project, with monthly transmissions from a plethora of Argentian electronic artists. Carisma gift us a trip through the sound of the label, mixed up with other fresh sounds. Acum23 - Projekta One [Amplio Espectro] Paradise 3001 - Inner Rhythm (Bio Sensitive Mix) [Banoffee Pies Records] Iro Aka - Iris [Hivern Discs] Carisma - Fracciones (Aristidez Remix) [Amplio Espectro] Hinako Omori - Dopamine [SOS Music/ Dublab] Katerina - Pinocchio [Comeme] Sonia Calico - Hougong Crash 後宮亂鬥 [Self Released] Keene Angst - Nucleus [Self Released] Umfang - Complete Your Collection [SOS Music/ Dublab] Rhyw - It Was All Happening [Fever AM] Lisa Cropp - Schwärmerei [Orion Network] Lyra Valenza - Low B4 [Petrola 80] Green Hills - Green Hills [Amplio Espectro] Møzaika - Cabana [Public Possession] Naturaleza Muerta - F6 [Amplio Espectro] Carisma - En tus Sueños (Kamila Govorcin Remix) [Amplio Espectro]

The Upper Realm Answers Questions About Earth - Linda J. Brown grew up in Winter Haven, Florida and graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in Journalism and Communications. She was active in campus leadership as an officer in Mortarboard, (national university women's leadership honorary); Women's Student Association, and the Blue Key Speaker's Bureau. She married a physician and raised two children, later becoming involved in the Citizen Diplomacy movement at the opening of the Soviet Union in 1990, leading a number of grassroots tours to encourage people-to-people friendship and to increase the prospects of world peace. She spent a total of eighteen months within Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, and Siberia. Brown was raised in the Episcopal Church, then spent thirty-three years as a member of The Baha'i Faith, resigning in 1997 to pursue her own inner spiritual life. Her first book is HEY BOOMERS, DUST OFF YOUR BACKPACKS: Travel The World On A Limited Budget (Amazon.com). It tells of her adventures on the around-the-world backpacking trail as she circled the globe for a year, alone, using only her social security income. She turned sixty-eight-years-old in Sarajevo, Bosnia. Brown targets the leading edge U.S. Baby Boomers, who become eligible for full-time Social Security in 2011, but really, it's a good read for anybody - traveler or not...old or not. Her extensive travels continue whenever she can find time to hoist a backpack; most recently in January, 2009, when at age seventy-two, she took four months to explore the unique spinal column formed by the Andean Mountain Chain - from Bogota, Colombia to Ushuaia, Argentian in Tierra del Fuego - from top to tip of South America. She likes to say that she performed chiropractic on the backbone of the world." To continue with stuff that's not in the book bio: Linda Brown took on the spiritual name of Linda Layli, Layli Linda when she began to communicate one-on-one with The Holy Spirit. This was before the days of making up names for internet presence and she was a tiny bit stumped when asked to create her own moniker. Then she remembered that she had been told of an earlier reincarnation where she was named Layli Gundrich... (Teh Holy Spirit:: "Oh My God....Layli? Is that YOU? Where have you been all this time?") It was all news to her, but she just pasted her present name of Linda onto Layli, and then couldn't decide which way she liked it best, so kept both.. So, that's what she's called by the Upstairs Gang. Though she wasn't at the time, Linda Brown is now pretty pleased that some dumb psychiatrist once slapped her with the Schizophrenic label. Ha! She showed him! But it underlines what she suspects is an all-too-common problem, though she has had no opportunity, whatsoever, to find out if this has happened to others. - www.heyboomers.com

On this edition of Parallax Views, A.M. Gittlitz of the Antifada podcast joins us to discuss his new book I Want to Believe: Posadism, UFOs, and Apocalypse Communism (Pluto Press, 2020). For the uninitiated Posadamism is most popularly known as a strange online meme of a nihilistic and ironic bent that references communism, nuclear war, dolphins, and UFOs. If that sounds weird, well, the true story of J. Poasadas, the 20th century Argentinian communist from which the meme gets its name, is perhaps even more bizarre. It's a story of spies, lies, and, yes, communists UFO hunters that features appearances from historical figures from the controversial Argentian authoritarian leader Juan Perón to Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara. Even Leon Trotsky manages to show up in A.M.'s historical overview of J. Posadas' life and times!But why has this unusual, marginal figure within communist thought become a popular meme with alienated youths with far left-wing tendencies? A.M. tries to answer that in I Want to Believe as well and the answer may surprise. We discuss all this as well as SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence), Carl Sagan, futurism, and much, much more on this wild edition of Parallax Views! SUPPORT PARALLAX VIEWSON PATREON! FORBONUS CONTENTANDARCHIVED EPISODES! ANDCHECK OUT OUR SPONSOR: FAILED STATE UPDATEANEW PODCASTFROMJOURNALISTJOSEPH FLATLEY

更多英语知识，请关注微信公众号: VOA英语每日一听 Valeria: You have to think in Buenos Aires in terms of day Buenos Aires and night Buenos Aires.Daniel: OK.Valeria: They are like two cities.Daniel: What about the night?Valeria:: Well, there are a lot of nightlife. For instance, you can go to a restaurant at eleven pm and everything is fine.Daniel: OK.Valeria:: You can go to a pub from Monday to Monday. You can go to a disco from Monday to Monday. Of course, Fridays and Saturdays are...Daniel: Are better obviously?Valeria: Of course, but still you can enjoy nightlife every day. Another that is very interesting, in terms of nightlife, is that cultural activities that are usually like in the day, but you can enjoy them at night.Daniel: Like?Valeria: For instance, you can visit the JardÌn Botanico, the botanical garden. Once per month they offer a kind of special night beside plants, flowers and the typical things of a botanical garden. You can find sculptures, and it's very interesting. Another thing that is a day visit, but there are some opportunities for visiting at night, is like the cemetery of the Recoleta.Daniel: I've heard that. I think it's really famous, but I don't know why.Valeria: Well, the thing is that it's very beautiful. I really like this place; it's one of my favorites. All the main personalities of the history of my country are there. It's very beautiful because it's full of sculptures of famous artists so if you visit that place with a guide you will find, you will know the history of Argentina in an art museum.Daniel: But it's...Valeria: But it's a cemetery.Daniel: But at the same time it's a cemetery, an art museum, and kind of history lesson?Valeria: OK, let's put it this way. You are in a cemetery, but it's like being in an art museum taking a lesson of Argentian history.Daniel: That's brilliant. Thanks.Valeria: You're welcome.

更多英语知识，请关注微信公众号: VOA英语每日一听 Valeria: You have to think in Buenos Aires in terms of day Buenos Aires and night Buenos Aires.Daniel: OK.Valeria: They are like two cities.Daniel: What about the night?Valeria:: Well, there are a lot of nightlife. For instance, you can go to a restaurant at eleven pm and everything is fine.Daniel: OK.Valeria:: You can go to a pub from Monday to Monday. You can go to a disco from Monday to Monday. Of course, Fridays and Saturdays are...Daniel: Are better obviously?Valeria: Of course, but still you can enjoy nightlife every day. Another that is very interesting, in terms of nightlife, is that cultural activities that are usually like in the day, but you can enjoy them at night.Daniel: Like?Valeria: For instance, you can visit the JardÌn Botanico, the botanical garden. Once per month they offer a kind of special night beside plants, flowers and the typical things of a botanical garden. You can find sculptures, and it's very interesting. Another thing that is a day visit, but there are some opportunities for visiting at night, is like the cemetery of the Recoleta.Daniel: I've heard that. I think it's really famous, but I don't know why.Valeria: Well, the thing is that it's very beautiful. I really like this place; it's one of my favorites. All the main personalities of the history of my country are there. It's very beautiful because it's full of sculptures of famous artists so if you visit that place with a guide you will find, you will know the history of Argentina in an art museum.Daniel: But it's...Valeria: But it's a cemetery.Daniel: But at the same time it's a cemetery, an art museum, and kind of history lesson?Valeria: OK, let's put it this way. You are in a cemetery, but it's like being in an art museum taking a lesson of Argentian history.Daniel: That's brilliant. Thanks.Valeria: You're welcome.

This week for the first time a guestmix. Former TraumRaum resident Mariano Cima is an Argentian born Barcelona resident. He started his own party, La Reiv, first in Buenos Aires and later brought it with him to Barcelona. After over 20 editions, this Friday February 21st is the biggest party yet, at one of my favorite underground spaces in the city, Macarena Club. Mariano too, is sunshine for your ears... This week no vocal introduction or post production due to a heavy computer crash and a horribly slow Apple Care service. My appologies. Tracklist 1. Ce Que (Original Mix)-Nutia, Moyo 2. Angel Echoes (Jon Hopkins Remix)-Four Tet 3. Smoog (Sotela Remix)-Marcelo Vasami 4. Mosaic - Mani Rivera, Dubman F. 5. Cookies And Cream-Piemont 6. Action (Tom Clark Remix)-Prompt 7. Ja Smoog (Original Mix)-Andrey Djackonda 8. La Brava Chant (Original Mix)-Harry Romero 9. Mind Bin-Hammer 10. Gamma Ray-Redlight 11. Only Human-KH 12. Lackluster-Gadafi

Deep Progressive & Melodic House recorded live at Club Antik in San José, capital of Costa Rica. Part 1. This set starts of with Roy Rosenfeld and quickly picks up pace with tracks by Argentian god Hernan Cattaneo, Spanish power couple Chus & Ceballos and Ukraine duo Artbat. SUBSCRIBE ON: ITUNES: https://podcasts.apple.com/es/podcast/13-blueant-beach-house-radio-live-in-san-jose/id1494223175?i=1000462937392&l=en OR SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/5673WbOKjxDKXBNsPHLyTz?si=NnCn_BpVR2CTc6w3CUA1DQ Tracklist 1. Roy Rosenfeld – The Bigger Heart 2. Khen – Mamba 3. Hernan Cattaneo & Audio Junkies – Nobility Of Time 4. Guy J – Airborne 5. Hernan Cattaneo & Audio Junkies – A Major Minor 6. Ezequiel Arias & Interaxis – Lumi 7. Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano – Yeke Yeke (Chus & Ceballos Extended Mix) 8. Booka Shade & Kaktus Einarsson – I Go, I Go (Undercatt Remix) 9. Der Dritte Raum – Hale Bob (Maceo Plex Edit) 10. Artbat – Aquarius 11. Goom Gum – Open Your Mind 12. Goom Gum – It’s A Lot

Un repaso previo a las elecciones de Argentian con Leandro Fernandez Suarez, Consul de Argentina

Second episode on Argentina, focusing on its wine regions. Altitude is key, to prolong the growing season in the dry, hot conditions. Now, Argentian producers are looking to diversify to show that the country is more than just fruit-forward Malbec - from Torrontés in high-altitude Salta to Pinot Noir in Antarctic influenced Patagonia.

Resumen Toluca vs Cruz Azul,resultados de la maquina como visitante. Reporte desde la noria sobre la maquina cementera. Reacciones de Paco Jemez sobre la actuacion de la maquina si como reacciones de los diablos rojos del Toluca. Previo del Pachuca vs Guadalajara con reporte desde la bella airosa y reacciones de los jugadores. reacciones de Garethbale en el duelo de vuelta del Real Madrid en la Champions. Zinedine Zidane hace un recuento de como se encuentra el Real Madrid y lo que le espera en estos dias para los proximos juegos y como se encuenta l atabla de posiciones. Luis Enrique habla sobre como se encuentra el Barcelona. Atletico de Madrid de prepara para su partido de vuelta con delaraciones. Reporte sobre los cambios en La seleccion Argentian y la busqueda de nuevo tecnico. Reporte de la BUndesliga Carlo Ancelotti Tecnico del Bayern Munich. en Boxeo Antonio Margarito le da con todo a Erik "El Terrible" Morales.Reporte de monterrey previo a su partido de este sabado

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Follow Steele on his adventures around Star Wars Celebration Europe! It's the day before Celebration but your Steele Wars coverage has already began! We visit a Rogue One set, meet up with Dominic & Ciaran from The Star Wars Underworld & preview a few booths on the floor including Prop Store & Kotobukiya! We meet Argentian listener Fernando and then set up camp in the overnight line to aquire the Rogue One panel wirstbands. We drink, take twitter Q&A's, talk Star Wars before "the line madness kicks in". CLASSIC EPISODE SIZZLE! TO HEAR HUNDREDS OF SUPPORTER EXCLUSIVE EPISODES BECOME A STEELE WARS SUPPORTER ON PATREON! Enjoy all our bonus shows and full back catalogue direct to the podcast player or app of your choice while ensuring the continuing production of the Steele Wars Star Wars podcast. Bonus content shows include Making Steele Wars, Steele Wars Live Movie Commentaries, Live Call In Bonus Show, Patreon Q&A Show, full length insert free versions of all Steele Wars episodes and Gonk & Steele's Trash Compactor (when Gonk isn't so busy). www.patreon.com/SteeleWars LISTEN LIVE AND PARTICPATE IN THE STEELE WARS CALL I N SHOW STREAMLIVE BlogTalkRadio.com/SteeleWars CALL IN (646) 668-8360 USA SKYPE IN +1 (646) 668-8360 WORLDWIDE www.SteeleWars.com www.SteeleWars.com/iTunes YOU CAN HELP Steele Wars a sweet 5 star review on iTunes or plug the show on Facebook or Twitter. I really appreciate it. TheMidichlorianCount.com IT'S THE ONION FOR STAR WARS FANS! YOUR SNOKE THEORY SUCKS T-SHIRTS & STICKERS HAVE YOU SEEN HIM T-SHIRTS & STICKERS Purchasing through iTunes or Amazon? PLEASE USE THESE LINKS iTunes Amazon GET A FREE STAR WARS AUDIO BOOK & HELP SUPPORT THE SHOW!FOR A FREE 1 MONTH AUDIBLE TRIAL AND A FREE AUDIBLE BOOK CLICK Get an audiobook of your choice, free, with a 30-day trial. Cancel before your trial ends and you will not be charged. Listen to Steele's award winning comedy podcast:

Sascha Lobo is a kind of classroom spokesman for the German blogosphere. Sascha Lobo was born in Berlin to a German mother and Argentian father. He is now 37, and is still studying social and business communications at the Berlin University of the Arts. In 2000 he founded an advertising agency specializing in web-based firms. His company was, however, among those to go broke after the dot.com bubble burst. Since then he has re-emerged as a freelance journalist and copywriter. He is also co-founder of the Zentrale Intelligenz Agentur, anetwork of like-minded individuals that publishes a variety of books on the subject of the Internet. Lobo also co-founded the award-winning blog Riesenmaschine, and has one of the biggest Twitter followings in Germany. His activities also include online consulting services for the Social Democratic party.

Join your host Marcia Johnson with special guest Renato Longato as we explore the UFO Phenomena. Renato currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. He was born in Lima, Peru and studied Sociology, Law and Political Science at the University Inca Garcilazo. Renato has researched the UFO phenomena since his initial experience in 1979. In 1990 Mr. Longato developed mystical-esoteric tourism for the Peruvian government. Mr. Longato has written two books entitled Message from the Andes and Gods of the Past – Symbols in Inca Architecture and is currently working on his third book. In 2005 Renato coordinated a UFO phenomena conference with the Peruvian Air Force. He has presented conferences at: the World Bank in Washington D.C., The Masonic Temple in Peru, The Museum of History and Archeology in Lima, Peru; International UFO Congress; The Bay Area UFO Expo, CA; ECETI in WA. He has lectured in South America, the U.S. and Europe in both English and Spanish. Renato has been interviewed extensively throughout Peru, Argentian, Costa Rica, Uruguay, Australia, New Zealand, United States and Mexico.You can Join Renato on facebook.... In Sharing the message of Peace and Understanding for this new Paradigm Shift that we are entering into where this Phenomena will be Understood, from Love & Understanding.

Join your host Marcia Johnson with special guest Renato Longato as we explore the UFO Phenomena. Renato currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. He was born in Lima, Peru and studied Sociology, Law and Political Science at the University Inca Garcilazo. Renato has researched the UFO phenomena since his initial experience in 1979. In 1990 Mr. Longato developed mystical-esoteric tourism for the Peruvian government. Mr. Longato has written two books entitled Message from the Andes and Gods of the Past – Symbols in Inca Architecture and is currently working on his third book. In 2005 Renato coordinated a UFO phenomena conference with the Peruvian Air Force. He has presented conferences at: the World Bank in Washington D.C., The Masonic Temple in Peru, The Museum of History and Archeology in Lima, Peru; International UFO Congress; The Bay Area UFO Expo, CA; ECETI in WA. He has lectured in South America, the U.S. and Europe in both English and Spanish. Renato has been interviewed extensively throughout Peru, Argentian, Costa Rica, Uruguay, Australia, New Zealand, United States and Mexico.You can Join Renato on facebook.... In Sharing the message of Peace and Understanding for this new Paradigm Shift that we are entering into where this Phenomena will be Understood, from Love & Understanding.

A look at more events at the Latin American Cultural Festival, including a concert by the UCF Symphony and the film Por Sus Propios Ojos, a 2008 Argentian film, shown at the Enzian Theatre.