Podcasts about azak

Sultan İbrahim, Osmanlı sahillerinin ortasında, Anadolu'dan 180 km. ötede, Kuzey Afrika'daki Türk toprakları ile deniz muvasalamızı kesen ve bir korsan yuvası hâlindeki Girit'i alma teşebbüsüne girişmiştir. Bu suretle fütuhat hareketine devam etmiş; Osmanlı târihi bakımından “duraklama devri” tasnifini fiilen cerhetmiş bir pâdişâhtır. Buraya serdar olarak tâyin ettiği adam, devrin en kıymetli askeri olarak şöhret bulmuştur. Bu sefer için hazırlıklara bizzat iştirâk etmiş ve tersaneyi hemen her gün ziyaret ederek, çalışanları gayrete getirmiştir. Sultan İbrahim ayrıca Karadeniz'e Kazaklar vâsıtasıyle mahreç temin etmek istiyen Rusya'nın elinden Azak kalesini aldırmış; onlara karşı Kırım Hanı'nı serbest bırakmış ve baş kaldırmamalarını temin etmiştir. Moskova tahtında hak iddia eden bir Rus prensini desteklemiş; bundan eski Türk beldeleri olan Kazan ve Astrahan'ın Kırım'a verilmesi taahhüdünü almıştır. Bu suretle devletin değişmeyen politikasına, yâni İslâmları ve Türkleri himaye siyâsetine devam etmiştir. Batılı sefirlere karşı korkutma ve tehdit siyasetini tatbik etmiş; hattâ Venedik'in Güney Mora'ya saldırıp bâzı esirler almasına karşı, Osmanlı ülkesinde bulunan Cumhuriyet tebeasına mukaabele-i bi'l-misil yapmak istemiştir. Fakat bu arzusu Makam-ı Meşîhat tarafından muvâfık görülmediği için, tatbik edilmemiştir. Devrinde devlet mekanizmasının sağlamlaştırılması için yapılmış olan adli, mâlî, idâri ve askerî düzenleme hareketlerini umumiyetle himaye ve teşvik etmiştir. Sultan İbrahim'in bu hareketleri ve devrindeki muvaffakiyetler ile sonraki târihlerde zikredilen sefîh, deli gibi tavsifler ve bunu te'yîd edecek vak'alar, tam bir tezat hâlinde görünmektedir. Nitekim Hammer de buna işaret etmekte ve devrinde hükümet işlerinin zedelenmeden yürüdüğünü: şiddetli bir tenkîdçi olan târihin, vahîm tesirlere yol açmayan şahsî kusurları müsamaha nazarı ile göreceğini yazmaktadır. (Ziya Nur Aksun, Osmanlı Tarihi, c.2, s.183-187

Azak jateko garaia iritsi da eta ohitura galtzen ari ote garen errezeloa hartuta, horixe berretsi eta azaren onurak, aza prestatzeko errezetak eta azaren beste erabilpen batzuk jaso ditugu Faktorian...

Walid Azak ist ein französich - tunesischer Kabarettist und Musiker mit einer Banker-Karriere hinter sich, einem multilingualen Talent in sich und einem lachenden Publikum vor sich. Walid Azak lebt und arbeitet in Wien. https://www.facebook.com/walidazakcomedian https://www.instagram.com/walid_azak/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/Walid%5C+Azak https://www.youtube.com/user/weizare https://www.tiktok.com/@walidazak/

Bilim ve sanat alanında sekiz büyük isme, Cumhurbaşkanlığı Kültür ve Sanat Büyük Ödülleri takdim edildi. Her alanda büyük başarılara imza atmış bu isimleri Anadolu Ajansı Kültür-Sanat Haberleri bölümünden Eda Özdener ile konuştuk.

In the thirteenth episode of the Run The World Podcast the team discuss and the legal boundaries of custom sneakers, from the Shoe Surgeon and Mache to Lil Nas X's recent controversial "Satan Shoes." Featuring guests Eric Alvarez and Zak Kurtz. Hosted by David Blackmon.Find the team on Instagram:Dave: @jusdave3_2Eric: @i_americ_aZak: @sneakerlawfirm

Urban Vibes - Staffel 3/1Walid AzakComedian, Rapper, Bankangestellter alias MC Kredit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwLlERPtQlIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aLveRwJ760Vom Banker zum Kabarettisten – Walid Azak hat diesen Schritt gewagt. Der gebürtige Tunesier, der in Paris und Frankfurt aufgewachsen ist, kam 2007 nach Wien. Humor hat ihn immer schon begleitet, Freunde haben gemeint, er sei witzig und solle doch etwas draus machen.„In der Bank habe ich eigentlich die Grundlagen des Kabaretts gelernt, weil es dort immer sehr viele lustige Anekdoten gibt. Aber dann, da ich schon mit all meinen Kolleginnen geschlafen hatte, dachte ich, ich brauche neue Herausforderungen. Und wie kann ich am besten Frauen kennenlernen? Durch die Bühne“, erzählt er augenzwinkernd im KURIER-Gespräch.Im Talk mit Walid, Entschuldigung WWWWalid AAAAzak gehts um die korrekte Aussprache des Deutschen mit Französischem Akzent, und das geschlagene 2h. Wer das aushält, der kann danach ohne Probleme auch bei Covid Auflagen auch Frankreich einreisen und vorgeben dort zu wohnen. Von Walid Azak kann man lernen, muss es aber nicht. Der Mann mit den weltweit meisten Corona Parodien hält den Weltrekord nach den Disharmonistshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqTgX_oBAhsWir unterhalten uns übers Wetter und nicht über Corona, also fast nicht. Zur Einstimmung empfehlen wir: CONTAGION von 2011, so ein Zufall, genau 10 Jahre später sitzen wir in der größten Pandemie der Menschheitsgeschichte fest?! Der Intendant der Wiener Staatsoper, den ich damals mit Netrebko verabschiedete hieß übrigens: IOAN HOLENDERhttps://www.wiener-staatsoper.at/die-staatsoper/medien/detail/news/eine-zeitreise-entlang-der-direktoren-1869-2019/Liebe Grüße an Aida Loos, komm doch mal in Podcast vorbei, würden uns freuen! Kontakt @ willlachen@willlachen.athttps://www.amazon.com/Contagion-Marion-Cotillard/dp/B006IVBSBUhttps://www.werstreamt.es/film/details/24303/contagion/Naja. Hauptsache wir verlieren unseren Humor nicht, oder? 

Gestionnaire de paie ! Ce métier fait partie de ceux qu'on retrouve dans toutes les entreprises, quelle que soit leur taille. Cependant, en fonction des types, des tailles d'entreprises et des secteurs, le périmètre de ce métier peut changer. Parfois, la paie est même... externalisée ! Alors, de la paie pure à la gestion administrative du personnel, à des missions plus axées RH ou même encore de la formation, nous retrouvons aujourd'hui trois professionnels pour nous dépeindre leur quotidien dans ce domaine. Mikâil Azak est gestionnaire de paie chez Orange Bank, après être passé en startup et en cabinet. Marine Berchery, elle, travaille aujourd'hui chez PayFit, après avoir été administratrice générale dans la musique puis gestionnaire de paie chez Nestlé. Corinne Dietrich quant à elle, est forte de 20 ans dans le métier. Depuis un an, elle a fondé son activité de formation à la paie. 

Umut Azak of Istanbul's Okan University on Hagia Sophia's conversion from museum to mosque, the history of calls on Turkey's religious right to take the step, and the future of the country's religious nationalist status quo under President Erdoğan.Become a Turkey Book Talk member to support the podcast and get English/Turkish transcripts of every interview, transcripts of the whole archive, a 35% discount on over 100 books in IB Tauris' Turkey/Ottoman history series, exclusive access to more links, and over 200 reviews covering Turkish and international fiction, history and politics.

Hinter diesem Namen verbirgt sich ein unglaublich sympathischer und lustiger Mann mit französischen, arabischen und österreichischen Wurzeln. Alleine seine Herkunft bietet viel Programm für ein Kabarett. Und ihr könnt uns glauben, es gab selten so ein lustiges Frühstück mit Bier wie mit Walid. Wie er seinen ersten und einzigen Joint rauchte und was dann passierte, hört selbst!

Guggi and Silvers finish off the preseaon division predictions (Dom adds his input via text from the Tampa Bay Rays playoff game). The boys also break down the opening week of the NHL by analyzing surprise teams, and teams that are underachieving. Our guest this week is former captain of the Oakland University Bears or whatever, Alex Zakucia, who talks to Silvers about his hockey days, their trip to Europe, the Kentucky Derby, and Azak’s impeccable fashion sense. This episode is brought to you by chillboys.com and njnfitness.com

Yup, as you know, Song, by Toad Records is five years old so I thought a brief spin through the history of the label would be in order because, well, why the fuck not. There's quite a lot of stuff in the vaults here which has long since vanished into the mists of time, and it's interesting to look back at how we started, in two senses. Firstly, the roster was very obviously unrecognisable, primarily because it didn't really exist yet. We had a couple of pals who were willing to let us try and help promote their self-recorded bits and bobs, and some folk we thought were talented and knew were unsigned, but had no idea what they would make of us suggesting we try putting out their music for them. And secondly, there is the ambition. We started out expecting to do little more than assisting people with a self-release. We assumed we'd be working with scrappy little demos and bits of home-recorded EPs and things like that - just trying to get the bands a little bit of extra publicity which they didn't necessarily have the time to try and achieve for themselves. It think it's safe to say that, looking back five years later, I absolutely never in a million years dreamed we'd end up where we are now. Nor did I have the slightest understanding of how much we'd have to achieve, just to only get this far! But Rome wasn't built in a day, as they say. Apparently it took ages. 01. Meursault - The Furnace (00.20)02. Uhersky Brod - Seeing Ben Lomond (07.37)03. Nightjar - Lady of the Calico (14.47)04. The Savings and Loan - Swallows (18.07)05. Jesus H. Foxx - I'm Half the Man You Were (25.57)06. Loch Lomond - Elephants and Little Girls (33.06)07. Cold Seeds - The Perfume of Mexican Birds (41.19)08. Trips and Falls - And in Real Life He Wears Corduroy Pants (50.53)09. Yusuf Azak - The Key Underground (55.15)10. Rob St. John - Domino (1.03.30)11. Waiters - So-S0 (1.12.31)12. Sparrow and the Workshop - Autumn to Winter (1.19.40)13. The Leg - A Rat's Health (1.26.00)

I am pretty pissed off at the moment. It's not particularly obvious - in fact it tends to manifest itself more as a smouldering sulk than any sort of rage, but you may believe me, the anger is under there somewhere. Y'see, in the music industry, you're always supposed to maintain some sort of level of politeness - never burn any bridges, never lose your rag, you never know when you might need to be friends with someone. But you know what, bollocks to that. I spend so many hours of my life working on making things good - artwork, endlessly repetitive PR stuff, designing posters for gigs, trying to drum up some sort of interest in our gigs, our releases, our bands, and you know what - FUCK PEOPLE. People are just fucking wrong about music. They approve of shite bands, they listen to garbage they're too lazy to move beyond, they write about bands they already know are popular rather than ones which are new and might be interesting, and they generally just don't give a shit and then pretend that it's your fault for not grabbing their lazy, indifferent attention. So fuck people, fuck music, and fuck you. Welcome to this week's podcast. 01. PAWS - Winners Don't Bleed (Toad Session) (00.21)02. Billy Bragg - Some Days I See the Point (08.19)03. The Leg - Silver Dog (16.43)04. Trips and Falls - You Should Really Get Yours (20.35)05. Yusuf Azak - Swim (28.17)06. Willard Grant Conspiracy - Early Hour (32.56)07. Eef Barzelay - Well (44.47)08. Brown Brogues - (48.42)09. Meursault - William Henry Miller (Part 2) (Single Version) (54.21)10. Trips and Falls - The Freedom of Homogeneity (1.00.15)11. FOUND - Mullokian (Toad Session) (1.09.04)12. The Leg - Celebrating Love (1.14.03)

The Semitoadcast is not an erection joke, it is so named because there are four tracks on this one by Song, by Toad Records bands. Two - the Yusuf Azak and Lil Daggers tunes - are not actually on the label, and two - Sparrow and the Workshop and Plastic Animals - are.One of the others was just an experiment which Yusuf fired up on Facebook the other week, but happens to be ace, and the other is a freebie on this compilation by Miami magazine Pure Honey. So not quite Toad Records releases as such, but sort of related.I also discuss our plans for Record Store Day, which includes the Beer vs. Records launch, the release of our new Split 12" and an all-day event in The Last Word on St. Stephen's Street in Stockbridge, in partnership with VoxBox Records. 01. Program - Waiting (00.17)02. Plastic Animals - Pizarnik (07.06)03. Yusuf Azak - Deceive (13.24)04. Whilk and Misky - Wing Clipper (14.34)05. Peace Arrow - Broken Bridge (21.29)06. Sparrow and the Workshop - Faster You Spin (32.00)07. Bogan Via - Red Sun (36.12)08. Echo Park - Teleportation (39.33)09. Lil Daggers - Spider Lily (46.37)10. Lid Emba - One Less Philistine (50.26)11. Lower Plenty - Strange Beast (1.02.39)

Welcome to 2013, Toadcast listeners.  As is tradition around these parts, we start the year with a podcast of songs we will be releasing this year on Song, by Toad Records, combined with a few we have released quite recently. There are a few things I didn't put on here, because it seemed a shame to spill the beans too early - we have a new Rob St. John single coming soon, as well as a new album by The Leg and that collaborative album between Jill from Sparrow and the Workshop, Neil and Pete from Meursault, Rory from Broken Records and Reuben Taylor and Rob St. John - but it didn't feel right to play anything from those just yet. What we do have is new stuff from Trips and Falls, stuff from our next split 12" with Magic Eye, Zed Penguin, Le Thug and Plastic Animals, as well as brand new and hugely exciting label signings Adam Stafford and Sparrow & the Workshop, who we'll be doing a couple of EPs with as they prepare their new album. All in all, this is going to be a fucking amazing year for the label, I think, and I am really, really looking forward to it.  Hopefully by the end of this podcast, so will you. 01. Sparrow & the Workshop - Shock Shock (00.26)02. Meursault - Lament For a Teenage Millionaire (05.37)03. Le Thug - New Balance (11.21)04. Plastic Animals - Best Friend (16.37)05. Adam Stafford - Vanishing Tanks (25.21)06. Yusuf Azak - Go Native (31.53)07. Lil Daggers - Faces and Names (33.59)08. Trips and Falls - Freedom of Homogeneity (45.44)09. Magic Eye - Golden Circle (52.17)10. Zed Penguin - Letters (56.17)11. Rob St. John - Doomino (1.07.43)

The Ivorycast centres, not altogether surprisingly, on the piano. I remember being mocked at school by someone (a fucking idiot) I knew for swithering on whether the piano or the violin was my favourite instrument in pop music.  She was adamant that the obvious and only answer to that question was the guitar, but then she also liked Lenny Kravitz, so I think that her opinion can be utterly disregarded on principle.Anyhow, there's not much old music on this one, which I suppose there could easily have been.  Instead, there's a few very new things, a few things from about five years ago, some stuff from about ten years ago and a couple of tunes from the early nineties.Also, it's not supposed to be exhaustive, definitive nor indeed at all academic.  This is just a bunch of songs I like with a lot of piano on them, not a verbal essay on the history and importance of piano music. 01. The Divine Comedy - Geronimo (00.26)02. Billy Joel - Piano Man (04.00)03. Hem - Leave Me Here (12.30)04. Grandaddy - Underneath the Weeping Willow (16.36)05. Glacis - Spring/Summer (21.36)06. Mavis the Dog - Council For The Queen (26.29)07. Yusuf Azak - Swim (30.04)08. The National - Fake Empire (35.51)09. Sufjan Stevens - Concerning the UFO Sighting Near Highland, Illinois (39.19)10. White Rabbits - While We Go Dancing (42.37)11. Geoffnet - The Little Parisian Music Box (50.12)12. Ben Folds Five - Mess (51.49)13. Tom Waits - Innocent When You Dream (78) (58.22)

So, after a couple of slightly misnumbered podcasts - 245 coming after 243, and then 244 having to come after that to try and correct the mistake, hoping two wrongs might , if not make a right exactly, at least gloss over the original wrong somewhat - we are back on track with #246.  In the right order and everything.There's no real theme to this week's podcast, although we have a fair bit of new stuff in there - some by The Walkmen, The Douglas Firs, The Spook School, Monster Island and a couple of others.Next week I was thinking of doing The Ivorycast, with loads of piano music, and then perhaps one about freak folk next, assuming I manage to successfully tie down what the fuck that is.  Dirty, psychedelic folk music, as far as I can tell, is about the easiest way to approximate it.  Ah well, a bit of digging should do the trick easily enough. In the meantime, however, this:01. Yusuf Azak - Smile Tactics (00.22)02. Glass Animals - Cocoa Hooves (07.16)03. Stoney and Meatloaf - Jessica White (14.44)04. Elbow - On a Day Like This (17.35)05. The Walkmen - Vermeer 65 (26.00)06. Silkies - Red (32.07)07. The Douglas Firs - Backroads (37.01)08. The Spook School - Here We Go (39.44)09. Professor Lafferty - A New Definition of Love (Part 1) (46.47)10. Monster Island - Ferris Wheel (52.46)11. Zucchini Drive - Gospel Oak (58.47)

This podcast was recorded - not a word of a lie - on a deserted mountaintop in Corsica in the shadow of a ruined castle.  Not an especially enormous ruined castle, I'll grant you, but the shadow of a ruined castle nevertheless.  I will try and show you this as clearly as possible when I choose the picture for the mp3 tag and all that stuff, but I honestly doubt it will be all that easy.  Vast panoramas of rocky mountains don't really come across all that well in photos, particularly when the only device you have with you with which to take them is an iPhone.Anyhow, having recorded this, the challenge is going to be to find somewhere to upload the fucker.  Bank machines and shops which let you pay by card are pretty scarce commodities in the interior of the island, never mind a decent internet connection. 01. Kate & Anna McGarrigle - Come a Long Way (00.09)02. Yusuf Azak - Lay Me Down (05.36)03. The Black Tambourines - Better Off Dead (09.54)04. Fog - 10th Avenue Freakout (18.42)05. Six Organs of Admittance - Saint Cloud (23.19)06. Adam Stafford - Fire & Theft (33.20)07. Neil Young - Old Man (Live at Massey Hall 1971) (38.45)08. Girls Names - I Lose (46.53)09. Mavis the Dog - End of Our Day (50.55)10. Jenny Reeve & Jill O'Sullivan - Tooth & Claw (56.59)

This is my annual World of Song, by Toad Records podcast, where I prattle on a bit about the stuff we have coming up in the new year.  I play a couple of things we released towards the tail end of the year, and some stuff by some of the new bands we're going to be working with for the first time in 2011. I also prattle on at immensely tedious length about the ins and outs of running a record label, which may or may not actually interest you at all, but it's there whether you like it or not.  We've got plans for some changes for the new year as well, with a new imprint for the label being launched, and a partnership with the Brothers Grimm for the creation of new lines of merch to go with every release.  It's going to be a bit exhausting, I think, but immense fun nevertheless. 01. King Post Kitsch - Eggshells (00.21) 02. Animal Magic Tricks - Heavenly Bodies (06.31) 03. The Savings and Loan - The Virgin's Lullaby (18.45) 04. Inspector Tapehead - Sugar on Your Sheets (22.00) 05. Rob St. John & the Braindead Collective - The Whites of Our Eyes (28.11) 06. Loch Lomond - Elephants and Little Girls (41.36) 07. Trips and Falls - This is All Going to End Badly (52.37) 08. Jesus H. Foxx - Plans (Alt. Version Demo) (54.59) 09. Meursault - Another (61.34) 10. Lach - I Want to Be With You (65.56) 11. Yusuf Azak - Lay Me Down (Demo) (76.49)

Housecast?  Well, yes.  One of the things I have been trying to do since I left my grown up job is get our house vaguely under control.  I have mananged to get the boxes of albums out of the hallway and into the office now, but there is still all manner of paperwork and assorted other shit all over the place. Also, my folks are visiting at the end of next week, and you know what that means: the famous Mother-in-Law Clean.  Mrs. Toad isn't exactly a domesticated young lady, but she will be setting about the house with a bucket of bleach and a million fistfuls of wire wool over the course of the next few days I would imagine. I, on the other hand, just have to destroy the ropey old oven in the back garden with a pick axe.  Sometimes it rocks to get the man jobs!   01. Perfume Genius - Mr. Petersen (03.44) 02. Bottle of Evil - Same Old Story (10.02) 03. Cate Le Bon - Shoeing the Bones (15.17) 04. Warm Ghost - So Sick of the Sun (18.34) 05. Andrew Cedermark - Masterpieces (23.41) 06. Micah P. Hinson - Seven Horses Seen (29.12) 07. Yusuf Azak - Thin Air (34.23) 08. Kid Canaveral - Cursing Your Apples (38.55) 09. Communist Daughter - The Lady is an Arsonist (41.52) 10. Richard Hawley - The Ellen Vannin Tragedy (feat. the Smoke Fairies) (49.20)