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Adrian den Boer, DC, ND joins the podcast this week to share his clinical success with collagen. As a functional medicine practitioner with extensive experience in naturopathic and chiropractic care, Dr. den Boer is just the person we needed to speak with to learn about the benefits of collagen for the musculoskeletal system.   Tune into this episode to hear his astounding success stories, including one that did not even seem possible, according to his medical school training. He also provided clinical pearls that will help you achieve the best outcomes and improve compliance when using collagen with your patients. Listen to the full episode to learn:         How collagen helps athletes recover from injury         Benefits of collagen for the aging musculoskeletal system         How Dr. den Boer's highly successful practice got started, and why he is passionate about quality testing for supplements         Issues and risks with using bone broth in place of collagen supplements         And much, much more!

Hester den Boer is schrijver en werkt als freelancefotograaf en onderzoeksjournalist voor onder andere De Groene Amsterdammer. Sinds 2020 maakt ze onderdeel uit van onderzoek collectief Spit. Haar werk werd genomineerd voor de European Press Prize en de Loep. Haar nieuwe boek Kamp Erika gaat over een Nederlands concentratiekamp waar haar opa heeft gezeten. Op basis van nooit eerder geraadpleegde dossiers uit het Nationaal Archief analyseert Den Boer hoe gewone mannen tot gruwelijke daden komen. Femke van der Laan gaat met Hester den Boer in gesprek.

April 1835 is passing swiftly, and still no sign of the 75 000 head of cattle demanded by the British of the amaXhosa - Hintsa remains a hostage of Benjamin D'Urban, although it was Colonel Harry Smith who was looking after the king, as well as his son Sarhili and the king's brother Bhuru. D'Urban had summarily annexed the troublesome region around the Stormberg mountains and all the way to the Kraai River in the north where 150 Boer families lived - they were now automatically members of the empire. They did not want to be and many would join a Great Trek being planned out of the Cape Colony. D'Urban had also decided to annex the territory extending all the way to the Kei River for the British - and to allow the Mfengu to settle on some of this land as a buffer zone against the amaXhosa. By advancing the Cape Colony's to the Kei, Sir Benjamin D'Urban was making himself responsible for a huge chunk of southern African territory. At the time, his decision was welcomed by all settlers as well as the military. The dark ravines of the Kei, these high redoubts where the amaXhosa had led the British army on a goose chase, were now within his control, so too the Amatola mountains, where Maqoma and Thyali the Xhosa chiefs had led him on a frustrating slow dance of frustration and angst. The folks who were much more uneasy about all of this was the British political establishment back home - wars cost money and the Frontier War was very expensive. The Mfengu were granted safe passage from Hintsa's TransKei into the Colony. Dozens of wagons trailed him, then came the 16 000 Mfengu on foot, driving 22 000 head of cattle and thousands more goats. Those sitting on the west bank of the Kei would have heard them first, because the mist was thick down along the river, and the Mfengu emerged from the cold dank whiteness, the dawn spectacle complete. Men ahead with the cattle, followed by the young boys who were shoeing the goats along, behind them the women and girls carrying their possessions on their heads - they crossed the river using long sticks to balance, and as they went they were singing a new song called Siya Emlungweni, “We are going to the land of the right people…” they sang, most believing they were going to be as independent as they had been before in northern Zululand before Zwide and Shaka's violence drove them away almost two decades earlier. Watching this jaw-dropping scene was British officer, Captain James Alexander, who wrote that as far as he was concerned, “Nothing like this has been seen, perhaps, since the days of Moses…” Colonel Smith headed off eastwards with his men, and with Hintsa, the king was supposed to direct the British soldiers to where the Settlers cattle could be found. Of course he was going to do nothing of the sort. By daylight of the 12th May, Smith was beginning to smell a rat. Hintsa had been closely watched by the Corps of Guides, led by one of the more veld aware English settlers called George Southey - at one point another guide called Cesar Andrews had drawn his gun because Hintsa suddenly dismounted his horse and walked up a hill.

It's early 1835 and Cape Governor Benjamin D'urban an his 2000 men were winding their way through the AMatola mountains, searching for Maqoma and Thyali's warriors. The going was tough albeit the scenery sublime. These glorious mountains were going to lead to one of the more inglorious moments in British military history. By early April 1835 the Boer commandos, Scots 72 highlanders, English settler corps, and the Cape Khoe regiment were trying to dislodge the amaXhosa from their mountain fastness. The strange army of men who distrusted each other, this marching formation of mutual suspicion, began to seize Xhosa cattle and raze their homesteads. Most of the engagements were unremarkable, the Xhosa refusing to stand and fight against overwhelming odds, the British troops becoming frustrated. IT was a stalemate broken here and there by bizarre incidents. Like the clash on April 7th where one of the Scots highlander officers emerged from battle with an assegai stuck out of his back. A soldiers remarked “There's ane of them things sticken' in ye, sir!” To his shock. Still, they believed the Xhosa were retreating eastwards to the Kei, towards their regent, Hintsa. In terms of their food and resources, the amaXhosa had suffered hugely, most of their cattle had been taken, they had very little food. What was anathema to the warriors had also been observed - the British had shot women and children. Unable to come to close quarter fighting, the men of the empire had resorted to opening fire on the homes and into the bushes indiscriminately, also firing their canon into the huts. This was not how the Xhosa fought a war. The amaxhosa were taking note about how the British treated women and children when fighting, and that was not good news for British women and children in the future. Colonel Harry Smith spurred his horse across the Kei River at Noon on the 15th April 1835. It was the first time that the British army or a colonial army had entered the country of Gcaleka and the first time that they'd aimed at their king, Hintsa. So in April 1835, the Mfengu chiefs approached Smith's soldiers, and swore allegiance to the British, now and in the future. A remarkable event really.

During the 95th Tennessee FFA Convention, five state stars were announced. Hear from the State Star in Agriscience and the State Star Greenhand. Amy Beckham: FFA Stars. Hello there and welcome to Tennessee Home and Farm Radio, I'm Amy Beckham. Lillie Cagle: I'm just really grateful for this opportunity not only to represent my chapter of Bledsoe County and East Tennessee, but the entire state as the star in agriscience. Amy Beckham: During the 95th Tennessee FFA State Convention, five state stars were announced, and Lily Cagle of Bledsoe County was named the State Star in Agriscience. She explains what this award is all about. Lillie Cagle: Star awards would technically be whoever has the best proficiency and the best SAE. So, agriscience is really just understanding and researching more about the agriculture industry and finding solutions to that, and just compared to everybody else in the state, which I know the other candidates that are applying for this were just as amazing and I'm just very grateful for this opportunity. Amy Beckham: Lillie provides some insight into the research she has completed during her time in the blue jacket. Lillie Cagle: So I've completed three projects through agriscience research. The first one was comparing how high fat and low fat diets affect your brain. The second one was comparing the safety and effectiveness of ozone cleaning and the last one was the effects of acid precipitation on the environment and how we can reverse those. Amy Beckham: The state star greenhand is Cannon Wilhoit of the South Greene FFA chapter who is a freshman in high school and has already competed in several contests Cannon Wilhoit: I've competed in every contest that I could. I've been in soil judging, livestock, I've competed in creed. I've done multiple different CDEs and competed across the country with my Boer goats. Amy Beckham: And Cannon explains a little about what this prestigious honor means to her. Cannon Wilhoit: For me, that's just a way for me to be able to get the Boer goat name out there, especially in Tennessee because it's not a big name, but also to me, it just means that I'm able to promote the agriculture industry, which is what I'm all about. It's what I want to do with my future. Amy Beckham: And although just in her first year of FFA, Cannon has already seen an impact from being involved in the organization. Cannon Wilhoit: I've always loved agriculture and I knew I wanted to do something in it, and now I've been able to compete across the country and learn so much about FFA and the agriculture industry. Amy Beckham: Congratulations to those state stars and stay tuned for more of the award winners. For Tennessee Home and Farm Radio, I'm Amy Beckham.

We celebrate Easter by looking at one of the most interesting non-canonical texts from the early development of Christianity.Sources/Suggested Reading:Asgeirsson, Jon (2005). "Thomasine Traditions in Antiquity The Social and Cultural World of the Gospel of Thomas". Brill.Brakke, David (2012). "Gnostics: Myth, Ritual, and Diversity in Early Christianity". Harvard University Press.Brock, Ann Graham (2003). Mary Magdalene, The First Apostle: The Struggle for Authority". Harvard Divinity School.de Boer, Esther A. (2005). "The Gospel of Mary: Listening to the Beloved Disciple". Continuum.King, Karen L. (2003). "What is Gnosticism?". Harvard University Press.King, Karen L. (2003). "The Gospel of Mary of Magdala: Jesus and the first woman apostle". Polebridge Press.Tuckett, Christopher (2019). "The Gospel of Mary". Oxford University Press.Van den Broek, Roelof (2013). "Gnostic Religion in Antiquity". Cambridge University Press.Meyer, Marvin (ed.) (2009). "The Nag Hammadi Scriptures: The Revised and Updated Translation of Sacred Gnostic Texts Complete in One Volume ". HarperOne.#marymagdalene #gnosticism #christianity Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the show Toni!!  We are so excited to have you!!  Toni is the #1 Kentucky STR realtor, specializing in the prestigious Bourbon Trail.  A famous area for Bourbon Enthusiasts and vacationers from around the world.  Toni is next level.  Not only does she specialize in helping clients find the perfect cashflowing STR, but she's also an investor (owning 3 STRs of her own), a Co-host/manager, consultant, a #1 best selling author, and she's extremely tied in with local governments, teaching them how to boost tourism in the community. Toni's story is amazing and she breaks down exactly how she got to where she is today in real estate.  We are so incredibly excited to share her story with all of our listeners! Links from the show: https://www.facebook.com/toniboer9/ https://cashstreettech.com www.5strcohost.com Instagram: @state_of_bourbon @menapace_realestate @Hasslefreere @5starcohost Our Sponsor:  Cash Street Technology Are you looking to improve your financial literacy and succeed in life, business, or real estate? Cash Street Technology is here for you. They offer financial education through mentorship, courses, and resources, including in-person retreats, masterminds, and associations. Andrew and Meghan's expertise in finance, real estate, and business, combined with their philanthropic efforts, make them valuable assets to any entrepreneur. Join this dynamic duo at Cash Street Technology and let them help you propel your journey towards financial freedom! https://cashstreettech.com About the hosts: Dave and Kim are the hosts of The Hassle Free RE Podcast, Owners of The 5-Star Co-Host, LLC, Real Estate Investors, and parents of two amazing children!  Dave is also a licensed real estate agent with Realty Executives Boston West. He specializes in helping investors find their next short term rental investment and then manages those properties to help increase ROI! If you'd like to learn about the different STR markets in Massachusetts, then call Dave at 508-277-7716 or email dave@5strcohost.com for a free consultation! Kim is a product manager and business strategist. She's an expert in creating sound business systems that are fundamental for growing and scaling any business and can help you structure your business to be more efficient and scalable! Contact Info for Hosts: Dave Menapace Call/Text: 508-277-7716 Email: dave@5strcohost.com Kim Menapace Call/Text: 781-738-3403 Email: kim@5strcohost.com Dave Menapace is also a Realtor® and licensed agent in the state of Massachusetts. Realty Executives Boston West Email: davemenapace@realtyexecutives.com MenapaceRealEstate.com https://www.menapacerealestate.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hasslefreere/support

Kim tells Ket about Cube (1997) starring Nicole de Boer and David Hewlett. Welp. They've discovered a new space they hate. You guessed it! Cube space… or whatever the eff this is. So go suck on a button, would ya!? This was a real Schrodinger's belly button if you know what I mean. (And how could you?) Most importantly, we'll learn if Ket will live or die in Cube.Dir. Vincenzo NataliWriters Andre Bejelic, Graeme Manson, Vincenzo NataliSupport the girls on PATREON for some sweet BONE CON (bonus content) at: www.patreon.com/kimandketstayalivemaybeKKSAM Facebook Discussion Group!!"Sammies Stay Alive... Maybe"www.facebook.com/groups/kksampodcastGet acquainted with all things KIM & KET at www.kimandketstayalive.com Chat with the girls at kksampodcast@gmail.comPeep the girls on Instagram: @kksampodcastRock with the girls on Tik Tok: @kksampodcastBook the face of the girls on Facebook: @kksampodcastWear the shirts of the girls from the MERCH Store: kimandketstayalivemaybe.threadless.comOk we'll see ourselves out.Thanks for listening!xo and #StayAlive,K&KListen to season 1 of our horror trivia pod!KIM AND KET'S SURVIVE THE CELLARlink.chtbl.com/kkstcProud members of the Dread Podcast NetworkSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Een selectie van de beste fragmenten van de afgelopen week. We staan stil bij het overlijden van Wim de Bie | KIRAC wint rechtszaak van Houellebecq | Hadassah de Boer over haar boek 'De vrouw van mijn vader'

Met vandaag: Noodhulp aan Mississippi na tornado | Duitse en Nederlandse regeringsleiders praten morgen over verdere samenwerking | Hadassah de Boer schreef een boek over de vrouw van haar vader | Een Leven in Letters: de biografie van verraadster Miep Oranje| Presentatie: Mieke van der Weij

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We digest the results of a bombshell election that turned the Senate, the provincial houses and the water boards upside down and the flags the right way up. Are the nitrogen reduction plans in disarray? Who will the BoerBurgerBeweging team up with in the provinces? And can Mark Rutte live to fight another round on Vandaag Inside? The war in Ukraine and the pandemic turn out to be good news for the environment. Unemployment remains low but wages aren't keeping up with the price of tomatoes. And in football, two Dutch teams are still in the hunt for Europe's lesser prizes.

Today's episode discusses the valuations, challenges, risks and opportunities of airline loyalty programs around the world. Our guest is Evert de Boer, whose firm "On Point Loyalty" specializes in offering consulting, capital and insights to the airline loyalty industry. On Point Loyalty produces a report every 3 years detailing its estimates of the valuations of over 100 airline loyalty programs around the world. Listen to this episodes to learn Evert's insights on the reasons that airline loyalty programs in various markets have either increased in value (and quite dramatically in the case of Delta Skymiles) or in other markets, they have decreased in value. Hosted by Paula Thomas Show Notes: 1) Evert de Boer 2) On Point Loyalty 3) Fidivio 4) Report: Top 100 Most Valuable Airline Loyalty Programs

This week we are so grateful to have our friend and colleague from the Dordt University Social Work department, Dr. Tara Boer, in on our conversation about students' mental health. This is a passion area for Tara, and she has expertise from her background and experience as a therapist. She has lots of helpful advice and encouragement about how parents and teachers can help kids with their mental health concerns. In this episode we talk about the impacts of social media, different ways that anxiety manifests in students, trauma responses in kids, and kids' self perceptions. Tara shares a variety of strategies for parents and teachers who are looking for ways to help and support kids' mental health. From questions to ask kids, to strategies for journaling with kids, to partnerships with professionals…Dr. Boer has a wealth of wisdom to share! We hope this longer-than-normal episode will be a blessing for you and the kids in your life. You can get more information about Tara and more resources at her website: https://drtaraboer.com. We urge you to connect with her, and have her speak at your event. She is an incredible speaker and will bless and equip your school, church, or community group with her wisdom. In the episode, Dr. Boer recommended the book The Whole Brain Child by Daniel Siegel and Tara Payne Bryson. You can order a copy here: https://www.amazon.com/Whole-Brain-Child-Revolutionary-Strategies-Developing/dp/0553386697  

Representatives of over 100 countries, including a former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, are calling for a special tribunal against Russia's president Vladimir Putin. Lawyer Nina Boer explained to SBS Russian why the current international system makes it difficult to pursue. - Представители более ста стран, в их числе — бывший премьер-министр Австралии Малкольм Тёрнбулл, выступили за создание специального трибунала по преступлению агрессии России против Украины. Адвокат Нина Боер объясняет, почему сделать это не так просто.

Join the Champions and our industry experts as they dive into Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC)—a database system that allows a standard power access point (AP) to operate both indoors and outdoors in parts of the 6 GHz frequency band that are not used by license holders at their location. In this podcast, you'll learn how an AP sends a frequency availability request using the format outlined in the Wi-Fi Alliance AFC device to system interface, and the AFC responds with a list of standard power channels that can be used by the APs. Cisco Champion Hosts Gert-Jan de Boer (twitter.com/gjdeboer), aaZoo Network Solutions, Network and Security Specialist Sam Clements (twitter.com/samuel_clements), Presidio, Engineering Director, Office of the CTO, Mobility Sijbren Beukenkamp (twitter.com/sijbrenb), 3Corners, Director/ Owner Guests Matt MacPherson, Cisco, Sr. Director, CTO Wireless Christopher Szymanski, Broadcom, Director, Product Marketing Moderator Amilee San Juan (twitter.com/amileesan1), Cisco, Customer Voices and Cisco Champion Program

Are you already punishing yourself for breaking your impossibly difficult New Year's resolution? Yes, the one where you were going to eat 12 vegetables or run for 20 minutes or read an entire book every single day of 2023 (or do all three, for you masochists out there.) Here's how to work towards goals while remembering that so much of what we feel guilt over is actually morally neutral. In this episode Amy and Margaret discuss how a "back to one" is different from a resolution, and how viewing resets as inevitable, rather than deep personal failings, is a much more productive approach. Still working on the same resolution from last year? Of course you are! Always be resolving–to move forward without guilt over what you didn't do yesterday. LINKS! Melissa Kirsch for the NYT: "Broken Promises" Mick de Boer for Inside Out Mastery: "19 Mind-Blowing New Year's Resolution Statistics" Our "Back to Ones" episode from 2022 Listen to the "Edit Your Life" podcast, the newest addition to the Adalyst Media network! Special thanks to our sponsors for this month: For trusted protection, choose Pampers, the #1 Pediatrician Recommended Brand. Download the Pampers Club App today to start earning rewards with every diaper & wipes purchase. Author Accelerator's Book Coach Certification program provides resources to help you launch your own thriving business coaching writers. Head to bookcoaches.com/podcasts to find out more. This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. If you want to live a more empowered life, therapy can get you there. Visit BetterHelp.com/FRESH today to get 10% off your first month.  Hello Fresh is America's #1 Meal Kit. Go to HelloFresh.com/wfhpod65 and use code wfhpod65 for 65% off plus free shipping! Indeed is the only job site where you're guaranteed to find quality applicants that meet your must-have requirements. Visit indeed.com/LAUGHING to start hiring now. Terms and conditions apply. You can try Peloton Tread risk-free with a 30-day home trial. New members only. Not available in remote locations. See additional terms at onepeloton.com/home-trial. Rakuten is an online shopping platform that gives you cash back when you shop at thousands of stores. Start shopping at rakuten.com or get the Rakuten app to start saving today. Ritual's Essential for Women 18+ is a multivitamin you can actually trust. Visit ritual.com/laughing to get 10% off during your first 3 months. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's time to delve deeply into the other Ndebele, then what happened when Mzilikazi arrived in the area known as the Trans Vaal - across the Vaal, with his hungry wolves. The development of the highveld to the late 1820s is quite a tale, with the first Tswana people made their way here by the 1100s, although much of the high ground was avoided. However, by the late 1600s, people had moved onto hilltop defensive locations through the region. Rooikrans for example, a small stone-walled Sotho, Tswana and Pedi site on the Waterberg plateau north west of the Witwatersrand. There was also a similar development at Bruma on the Linksfield Ridge right in the heart of Johannesburg. I used to walk up that slope from the back of my house and the original stone settlements had been frittered away by Boer and British defenders during the Anglo Boer war who used the 500 year-old Tswana stone to build Sangars and trenches. So over hundreds of years, the original peoples of the highveld moved about a great deal, sometimes living on hilltops, sometimes in the valleys depending on how politically stable it was. Oral tradition points out the Hurutshe founded the hill-top village of Chuenyane - also called Witkoppies, which is near Zeerust by the early 1500s. By the 17th Century, there was significant Tswana state growth in the west where it is warmer than around Johannesburg, with the rise of the Kwena and Kgatla dynasties, but these shattered in the 18th Century as trading power shifted north. If you've followed the series to this point, you'll remember the descriptions of the trading routes from Delagoa Bay and how they criss-crossed central southern Africa. There were even traders who arrived here from the West Coast, modern day Angola. By the end of the 17th Century, the transvaal Ndebele began to emerge - and by the 18th Century they were regarded as a separate people by the Sotho, Tswana and Pedi speakers. They became known as the Matabele, and they lived on the steepest hills where they built fortifications around the Waterberg plateau. The southern Trans Vaal Ndebele were spread over the Witwatersrand high veld adjoining the Drakensberg, up to where Pretoria is today and they were in this region by the end of the 17th Century. They all trace their history to a man known as Busi, and the dating of this man is around 1630-1670. Busi's son was called Tshwane, and that's why we know Pretoria area today as Tshwane - because that was its first name. Oral stories are a bit more murky when it comes to the northern trans vaal Ndebele, who settled west of the Waterberg Plateau in the 1500s. Some headed further west across the Limpopo to the Tswapong hills in eastern Botswana. While they were migrating north west, the other transvaal Ndebele called the LAka aka, Langa, and the Hwaduba, remained behind in the WAterberg plateau. These people clung onto their linguistic identity, they spoke an Nguni language, whereas the others to the west became Tswana, Sotho, and Pedi speakers. One man by the name of Mogale refused to dilute his language, and it is his name that morphed into the Magaliesberg - that wonderful and imposing steep and craggy range of mountains the west of Johannesburg. The very phrase sounds Afrikaans - Magalies, but it is actually an early Ndebele word from the 1500s. By Mzilikazi's time in the mid-1820s, there was significant jostling for territory and ascendancy around inland southern Africa. A series of small wars amongst the Tswana which have become known as the ivory and cattle and fur wars, and some known as the Wives wars, were on the go around this time.

It's time to delve deeply into the other Ndebele, then what happened when Mzilikazi arrived in the area known as the Trans Vaal - across the Vaal, with his hungry wolves. The development of the highveld to the late 1820s is quite a tale, with the first Tswana people made their way here by the 1100s, although much of the high ground was avoided. However, by the late 1600s, people had moved onto hilltop defensive locations through the region. Rooikrans for example, a small stone-walled Sotho, Tswana and Pedi site on the Waterberg plateau north west of the Witwatersrand. There was also a similar development at Bruma on the Linksfield Ridge right in the heart of Johannesburg. I used to walk up that slope from the back of my house and the original stone settlements had been frittered away by Boer and British defenders during the Anglo Boer war who used the 500 year-old Tswana stone to build Sangars and trenches. So over hundreds of years, the original peoples of the highveld moved about a great deal, sometimes living on hilltops, sometimes in the valleys depending on how politically stable it was. Oral tradition points out the Hurutshe founded the hill-top village of Chuenyane - also called Witkoppies, which is near Zeerust by the early 1500s. By the 17th Century, there was significant Tswana state growth in the west where it is warmer than around Johannesburg, with the rise of the Kwena and Kgatla dynasties, but these shattered in the 18th Century as trading power shifted north. If you've followed the series to this point, you'll remember the descriptions of the trading routes from Delagoa Bay and how they criss-crossed central southern Africa. There were even traders who arrived here from the West Coast, modern day Angola. By the end of the 17th Century, the transvaal Ndebele began to emerge - and by the 18th Century they were regarded as a separate people by the Sotho, Tswana and Pedi speakers. They became known as the Matabele, and they lived on the steepest hills where they built fortifications around the Waterberg plateau. The southern Trans Vaal Ndebele were spread over the Witwatersrand high veld adjoining the Drakensberg, up to where Pretoria is today and they were in this region by the end of the 17th Century. They all trace their history to a man known as Busi, and the dating of this man is around 1630-1670. Busi's son was called Tshwane, and that's why we know Pretoria area today as Tshwane - because that was its first name. Oral stories are a bit more murky when it comes to the northern trans vaal Ndebele, who settled west of the Waterberg Plateau in the 1500s. Some headed further west across the Limpopo to the Tswapong hills in eastern Botswana. While they were migrating north west, the other transvaal Ndebele called the LAka aka, Langa, and the Hwaduba, remained behind in the WAterberg plateau. These people clung onto their linguistic identity, they spoke an Nguni language, whereas the others to the west became Tswana, Sotho, and Pedi speakers. One man by the name of Mogale refused to dilute his language, and it is his name that morphed into the Magaliesberg - that wonderful and imposing steep and craggy range of mountains the west of Johannesburg. The very phrase sounds Afrikaans - Magalies, but it is actually an early Ndebele word from the 1500s. By Mzilikazi's time in the mid-1820s, there was significant jostling for territory and ascendancy around inland southern Africa. A series of small wars amongst the Tswana which have become known as the ivory and cattle and fur wars, and some known as the Wives wars, were on the go around this time.

Today, we are joined by Harold de Boer, Head of R&D and Managing Director at Transtrend, for a conversation on their unique approach to trend following. We discuss the investment philosophy at Transtrend and what makes them stand out against other investors, why markets trend and what history can teach us about trend following, how the war in Ukraine impacts markets and how Transtrend stays diversified. We also discuss why Transtrend has not deviated from trend and the importance of differentiating yourself, why de Boer believes computers have been become a disadvantage and why de Boer does not think trading more markets is always better. Lastly, we discuss Transtrend's approach to pricing their work and why they think ESG's have become a “strange thing”, what de Boer is most excited for in 2023 and much more.----------EXCEPTIONAL RESOURCE: Find Out How to Build a Safer & Better Performing Portfolio using this FREE NEW Portfolio Builder Tool----Follow Niels on Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube or via the TTU website.IT's TRUE ? – most CIO's read 50+ books each year – get your FREE copy of the Ultimate Guide to the Best Investment Books ever written here.And you can get a free copy of my latest book “The Many Flavors of Trend Following” here.Learn more about the Trend Barometer here.Send your questions to info@toptradersunplugged.comAnd please share this episode with a like-minded friend and leave an honest Rating & Review on iTunes or Spotify so more people can discover the podcast.Follow Alan on Twitter.Find out more about DUNN CapitalEpisode Timestamps:02:27 - Introduction to Transtrend03:47 - The investment philosophy17:55 - Being unconventional21:27 - Pure trend following vs. Trend following plus29:25 - What is the investment objective?32:53 - Developing and evaluating systems37:34 - Human + computer = better than computer?40:34 - Weaknesses of CTA replication strategies47:17 - Is trading more markets better?51:54 - Managing risk and liquidity concerns56:06 - Diversification strategies and...

What is honor? What place does it hold in the lives of Christians and why does it matter to me? Learn one of your biggest responsibilities and your greatest blessings in Pastor Mark's new series, "Honor Due." For more messages visit our website, www.lcboise.com

What is honor? What place does it hold in the lives of Christians and why does it matter to me? Learn one of your biggest responsibilities and your greatest blessings in Pastor Mark's new series, "Honor Due." For more messages visit our website, www.lcboise.com

Is God able to heal today? If God is able to heal, why would God heal me? Is he willing that I would be healed? If you're asking these questions, you're not the first. Learn about God's plan for our healing in Pastor Mark's latest message. For more messages or information visit www.lcboise.com

De deuren van de visafslag in Den Helder zijn dit nieuwe jaar dicht gebleven. De toekomst ligt voor hen niet meer in de visserij. Het gebouw wordt na meer dan 100 jaar omgebouwd tot maritiem servicecentrum, onder andere voor windmolens op de Noordzee. Het is een symbool voor de moeilijke tijd die kottervissers doormaken. Een grote groep heeft zich aangemeld voor een saneringsregeling van de overheid omdat ze willen stoppen. Vissers die platvis vangen voelen zich al jaren steeds meer in 't nauw gedreven door die windmolens, de Brexit en de hoge olieprijzen. Is er nog toekomst en hoe ziet die eruit? Onderzoeker aan de Wageningen Universiteit Kees Taal vertelt in podcast de Dag waar naar gekeken wordt. Voor visser Jan de Boer maakt het niets meer uit: zijn kotter ligt al aan de wal te wachten op de sloop. Reageren? Mail dedag@radio1.nl

What's the significance of communion, and why should Christians participate? Learn more in Pastor Mark's latest message. For more Information or other messages, visit lcboise.com

Omdat het nieuwe jaar aangebroken is wil Pepijn het graag met Alex Ploeg en Christine de Boer hebben over doelen en ambities. Maar eerst moet er een recensie over een clown voorgelezen worden, vertelt Pepijn dat hij net als Emily in Paris was en komt de vreselijke Top2000 aan bod. En mocht je een clown zijn en willen vertellen over je ergste optreden; mail of DM ons please!

00:00 Intro 00:25 Richard Lindzen 01:25 Willie Soon 01:39 Ross McKitrick 02:12 Peter Ridd 02:44 Susan Crockford 03:52 Tony Heller 04:36 Henrik Svensmark 06:43 Steven Milloy 07:10 John Robson 07:20 Julie Kelly 07:40 William Briggs 08:15 Jerome Corsi 08:39 Terry Gannon 08:50 Ronan Connolly 09:19 Hugo Kruger 09:55 Jusper Machogu 10:24 William van Wijngaarden 10:50 Gannon 2 11:00 Marc Morano 11:25 Indur Goklany 11:48 John Droz 12:57 Russell Cook 13:17 Lennert den Boer 14:29 Patrick Moore 15:50 McKitrick 2 16:10 Ken Green 16:41 Martin Durkin 16:48 Lois Perry 17:10 Lindzen 2 17:42 Chris Martz 18:00 Chris Horner 18:46 Roger Tattersall (Tallbloke) 19:23 Ben Pile 19:59 Barry Woods 20:16 Douglas Lightfoot 21:12 Brian Catt 21:36 Douglas Pollock 22:00 Tom Nelson 22:22 Catt 2 23:08 Ronald Stein 24:03 Godfrey Bloom 25:15 Happer 2 25:49 Perry 2 26:03 Andrew Montford 26:31 Durkin 2 28:16 Zuzana Janosova Den Boer 30:13 Green 2 31:10 Michelle Stirling 32:19 Joe Bastardi 32:46 Vijay Jayaraj 33:50 Gregory Wrightstone 35:16 Soon 2 37:05 McKitrick 3 38:01 Michael Kelly 39:05 Moore 2 40:00 Andy May 41:00 L. den Boer 2 42:65 R. Connolly 2 43:45 Kruger 2 44:03 Michael Connolly 45:08 Jim Steele 46:12 Droz 2 46:40 Valentina Zharkova 46:55 Goklany 2 47:21 Svensmark 2 48:24 Christopher Essex 49:39 Robson 2 50:25 Denis de Bernardy 50:46 Morano 2 51:26 Kevin Kirchman 51:46 Julie Kelly 2 52:39 Briggs 2 52:54 Gannon 3 53:23 van Wijngaarden 2 54:28 Machogu 2 Full list of my climate realist interviews/presentations: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL89cj_OtPeenLkWMmdwcT8Dt0DGMb8RGR —— Tom Nelson's Twitter: https://twitter.com/tan123 Substack: https://tomn.substack.com/ About Tom: https://tomnelson.blogspot.com/2022/03/about-me-tom-nelson.html Notes for climate skeptics: https://tomnelson.blogspot.com/2019/06/useful-notes-for-climate-skeptics.html ClimateGate emails: https://tomnelson.blogspot.com/p/climategate_05.html

1572, dit jaar 450 jaar geleden, namen de geuzen Den Briel in. De ene stad na de andere koos daarop de kant van de opstand tegen Spanje. Katholieke geestelijken voelden zich onveilig. Velen vluchtten het land uit, of naar Amsterdam, de stad die nog steeds de kant van de opstand niet gekozen had. Een van die geestelijken was de augustijner monnik Wouter Jacobsz. Hij zocht zijn toevlucht in Amsterdam en hield daar een dagboek bij, waarin hij een beeld schetst van een overvolle stad vol wanhopige vluchtelingen.  Mathijs Deen maakte in samenwerking met historicus David de Boer, mede-auteur van De vluchtelingenrepubliek de radiodocumentaire 'Op de vlucht voor de geuzen'. Met de stem van Frits Lambrechts als Wouter Jacobsz. Verder: Twitter van Elon Musk met Marleen Stikker, de column van Sana Valiulina.

In the end of November 2022, a district court in the Netherlands has found three people guilty over the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 in Ukraine in 2014. SBS Russian talked to the lawyer Nina Boer about the investigation, the court hearings and the verdicts. - В конце ноября 2022 года в Нидерландах был вынесен приговор по делу о крушении рейса MH17 авиакомпании Malaysia Airlines в Донецкой области в 2014 году. SBS Russian поговорили с адвокатом Ниной Боер о том, как проходило следствие и заседания суда, какие были версии сторон и как они рассматривались.

Alida is an admirable entrepreneur behind the brands Marias Bag and Nole Care. Being from Guatemala, she values ​​handmade work where the greatest value is cultural, handcrafting and traditions.   In this twelfth episode of the fourth season, Eglantina had an extremely interesting conversation with Alida, a chat surrounded by empowerment, admiration and appreciation of the courage of women who want to make a difference. They also talk about Alida's brands, Marias Bag and Nole Care, produced with  cultural added value and how this makes a difference in the market.   The takeaway: Being a woman and chasing success is also an act of courage.

For the American-born chef and restaurateur Ruth Rogers, owner of the Michelin-starred River Cafe on the north bank of the Thames in London's Hammersmith neighborhood, food is a portal: to memories and cultures. To conversations. To meaningful connections. Since Rogers, who goes by Ruthie, co-founded the celebrated Italian restaurant with Rose Gray in 1987, it has become a well-trod stomping ground for a bevy of artists, filmmakers, writers, actors, architects, and other movers and shakers—many of whom have appeared on her podcast, Ruthie's Table 4, including the director Steve McQueen, British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful, and the artist Tracey Emin. Similarly, many highly regarded chefs have come up through the River Cafe's kitchen, including Jamie Oliver, April Bloomfield, and Jess Shadbolt and Clare de Boer of the New York restaurants King and Jupiter. Rogers's latest project, The River Cafe Look Book (Phaidon), captures her true spirit; that of the restaurant as a whole; and that of her late husband, the Pritzker Prize–winning architect Richard Rogers, to whom the book is dedicated. A book as much about looking as eating, it encourages, in Rogers's wonderfully joyful way, engaging the full body and mind as a cook. On this episode, Rogers talks with Spencer about her journey in food and cooking; her 35 years at the helm of the River Cafe; and the rigorous culture of kindness and openness, paired with toughness, that she has built at the restaurant, both in and out of the kitchen.Special thanks to our Season 6 sponsor, L'ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts.Show notes:Ruthie Rogers[03:32] The River Cafe Look Book[03:51] River Cafe 30[13:21] The River Cafe Cook Book[29:17] The River Cafe[41:53] Ruthie's Table 4

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Basje Boer is schrijver en filmessayist. In haar nieuwe boek, Pose – Over hoe we kijken en wie we spelen, bespreekt zij de manier waarop in klassieke en moderne films en popcultuur we kijken naar de rol van vrouwen. Ze wil ons laten zien hoe aantrekkelijk het kijken is en er ons ook voor waarschuwen. Boer schrijft over films voor De Groene Amsterdammer en de Filmkrant. Ook bracht ze al meerdere boeken uit, zoals Nulversie en Bermuda. Atze de Vrieze gaat met Basje Boer in gesprek.

It's the third episode of our second season. Connor, Dominic, and Erica vibe some real life friends chat with Star Trek Deep Space Nine's second Old Man (Ezri Dax) Nicole de Boer. A lot of chill and giggle going on. They discuss Nicole's life, her handsome liar father,, her mother and her Star Trek loving, all around great guy Step Dad. To acting school, or to not acting school. Early successes. Canadian made for TV movies. What it's like to join a show in its seventh season. Erica gets some fan questions in and re-introduces trivia, this time it's "How well do you know your guest" and the guys play for a Patreon Member. Plus more. It's another conversation episode, this time with a lovable Canadian born American.The full conversation is available for our amazing Patreon Members. If you enjoy this show, please like, follow, subscribe! It's so important and appreciated! We have merch! Check out our website. If you'd like to contribute more to the sustainability of the show, please consider becoming a Patreon member. You will have access to significant exciting membership perks including extended unabridged episodes, live events priorities, behind the scenes access and much more. We are committed to building an engaging immersive community experience for our Patreon Members while remaining dedicated to our vision of making our interviews freely available to the public on YouTube. Your help makes that happen. Patreon: https://patreon.com/shuttlepodshowFollow us: Insta: @shuttlepodshow Twitter: @shuttlepodshow Facebook: @shuttlepodshow https://www.shuttlepodshow.com

What is honor? What place does it hold in the lives of Christians and why does it matter to me? Learn one of your biggest responsibilities and your greatest blessings in Pastor Mark's new series, "Honor Due." For more messages visit our website, www.lcboise.com

What is honor? What place does it hold in the lives of Christians and why does it matter to me? Learn one of your biggest responsibilities and your greatest blessings in Pastor Mark's new series, "Honor Due." For more messages visit our website, www.lcboise.com

In California on Tuesday, dozens of energy companies are bidding for the right to build and operate floating wind farms off the coast of Morro Bay. This ambitious project is part of California's effort to create more renewable sources of energy. David Hochschild, chair of the California Energy Commission, joins us. Then, women's tackle football has been taking off in Europe. Michelle de Boer, center for the Dutch Lightning, joins us. And, Jennifer Tiexiera is the director of the new HBO documentary series "Unveiled: Surviving La Luz del Mundo," which recounts survivors' stories of sexual abuse in the megachurch La Luz del Mundo. The series premieres Tuesday night on HBO and HBO Max.

We all see the ads that pop up while scrolling through social media, but do they actually work? And if so, how can we make them work for our business?   In this episode, your host welcomes Liz Boer, Facebook Marketing and Sales Coach who works with female entrepreneurs to develop proven sales strategies to attract premium clients with ease. Tune in as she shares how she traded her corporate hat for helping others bring big brand marketing strategies to their business so they can have more time, income, and freedom without worrying about where their next sale will come from.   KEY POINTS: - Liz Boer's path from corporate to entrepreneurship  - Are Facebook ads a thing of the past? - Why you might not be ready for ads right now - Tips for maximizing ad campaigns  - Boosting a post vs running an ad  - How to identify your ideal customer   QUOTABLES: ”When you hear people say, it didn't work for me, or it's not working, a lot of times it's because those particular businesses haven't spent the time to build up their traffic pools. And they're spending a lot of money.”   GUEST RESOURCES: Learn more about Liz Boer st: Lizboer.com IG | instagram.com/lizboer_com   PRODUCTS / RESOURCES: Join The Bravo Life Experience in Bali! Reserve your spot for this retreat: natanyabravo.lpages.co/tblbali2023 Enroll in the Clarity To Launch Academy: claritytolaunch.com   Use Your Passions, Discover Your Purpose, and Create Profit with Natanya Bravo at: natanyabravo.com And if you like what you're hearing and want more, follow Natanya on social media! IG | @thebravolife - instagram.com/thebravolife FB | @thebravolife - facebook.com/thebravolife Linkedin | linkedin.com/in/natanyabravo Clarity to Launch is edited by Instapodcasts (visit at instapodcasts.com)

Het is aftellen naar de kraker van vrijdag: Nederland tegen Argentinië. In de podcast Kick-off Qatar bespreken Valentijn Driessen, Mike Verweij en Pim Sedee een bijzondere ontmoeting met Ronald de Boer en Gabriel Batistuta in Qatar. Verder: wie zijn de uitblinkers op dit WK, een rustdag voor Oranje, en een opvallend bericht van de Rijksvoorlichtingsdienst over de koningin. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to What Has My Attention. This is John Biethan. We are continuing the conversation with our three Women in Strong Leadership, Lisa Pachence, Audrey Holst, and Patty Block. This is the 13th episode in this series with them and it's titled “How Trust Builds Business” which follows the previous conversation titled “The High Achieving Collaborator.” Let's Get Social! Lisa Pachence https://www.coachingwithlp.com/  Audrey Holst http://fortitudeandflow.com/  Patty Block https://theblockgroup.net/  WHAT has YOUR attention? Let us know To contact us and/or leave us an audio message visit WhatHasMyAttention.com https://www.whathasmyattention.com/  Produced by ImaginePodcasting.com https://www.imaginepodcasting.com/ dba Heard Not Seen Media, Inc. Podsafe Music Credits Shine All Night https://motionarray.com/royalty-free-music/shine-all-night-831341 by AudioStock and Motion Array Royalty-Free Music. Dope Digging by Martijn de Boer http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/NiGiD/60980 (NiGiD) Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial (3.0) license https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/ 

What is honor? What place does it hold in the lives of Christians and why does it matter to me? Learn one of your biggest responsibilities and your greatest blessings in Pastor Mark's new series, "Honor Due." For more messages visit our website, www.lcboise.com

Wiebe Boer, the new President of Calvin University, tells his story of running among goats, growing up in Jos, setting a high school city record, rescuing his son, and falling in love with sport. Though he wanted to play football, he found success by running fast across the fields and on the track. Dr. Boer […]

What is honor? What place does it hold in the lives of Christians and why does it matter to me? Learn one of your biggest responsibilities and your greatest blessings in Pastor Mark's new series, "Honor Due." For more messages visit our website, www.lcboise.com

What is honor? What place does it hold in the lives of Christians and why does it matter to me? Learn one of your biggest responsibilities and your greatest blessings in Pastor Mark's new series, "Honor Due." For more messages visit our website, www.lcboise.com

Natalie sits down with Psychic Medium and Astrologer Rosa de Boer to discuss what it means to be psychic, intuitive, a medium, and Rosa's recent transition from working as an Astrologer to full stepping into her psychic abilities. Rosa gifts Natalie with a live psychic reading where she receives a message from her guides and Great Grandmother. Book a reading, work with Rosa 1:1 about developing your intuition, and learn more about Rosa at rosadeboer.com and IG  @rosa.de.boer Join Natalie's self-paced Astrology school: https://www.risewithnatalie.com/cosmic-earth-schoolFollow Natalie @risewithnatalie

One of the most significant moments in, not just South African history, but world history is the Anglo-Boer War. Mark Weber is a historian who unpacks the conflict between the British and Boers; the brilliance of the Boer war tactics; the concentration camps; the roles of Cecil Rhodes, Paul Kruger and others; gold and diamonds; and more. It's a fascinating part of history and a testament to the creativity of the Boers. Please support my work

Wat betekenen de midterms in Amerika voor de oorlog in Oekraïne? Journalist Olaf Koens, die het boek Alle Oekraïners die ik ken, schreef en Paul Brill, voormalig correspondent in Washington, vertellen wat de mogelijke gevolgen kunnen zijn. Vanaf 1 januari is het verboden kinderen uit de VS te adopteren. Chantal de Boer adopteerde eerder al een kind uit de Amerika en verwacht het tweede kindje eind december. Het is nog onzeker of dit doorgaat. Egyptoloog Daniel Soliman vertelt over onze fascinatie voor farao Toetanchamon, wiens graf 100 jaar geleden werd ontdekt. Voormalig chef en culinair recensent van het Parool Gilles van der Loois schreef een boek over koken zonder recepten. Hij vertelt dat hij mensen zo wil aansporen om duurzamer met eten om te gaan.