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CRIMINAL MISCHIEF A Scandal in Bohemia A Dramatic Reading by Carolyn Ossorio This week on Criminal Mischief, Carolyn Ossorio trades police reports, crime scenes and courtroom testimony for gaslit streets, royal secrets and the fog-shrouded world of 221B Baker Street. Settle in for a special dramatic reading of āA Scandal in Bohemia,ā Arthur Conan Doyle's classic Sherlock Holmes story and the unforgettable introduction of Irene Adler. When a mysterious masked visitor arrives at Baker Street, Sherlock Holmes finds himself drawn into an exceedingly delicate problem. A powerful European king is preparing to marry, but somewhere in London exists a photograph capable of destroying the matchāand perhaps considerably more. The photograph belongs to Irene Adler, an American opera singer and former lover who has absolutely no intention of surrendering it. Holmes accepts the challenge with his customary confidence. There will be surveillance, disguises, deception and an elaborate trap designed to reveal exactly where Adler has hidden the evidence. There is only one problem. Irene Adler is playing the game, too. First published in 1891, āA Scandal in Bohemiaā endures because Doyle does something remarkable with the Sherlock Holmes formula: he gives the world's most famous detective an adversary capable of seeing the board every bit as clearly as he does. This isn't a tale of grisly murder or elaborate violence. Its weapons are intelligence, observation, manipulation and the dangerous assumption that you've already figured out the person standing across from you. And for Holmes, Irene Adler will forever become simply: āThe Woman.ā Turn down the lights and join Carolyn for a journey into Victorian London and one of the most celebrated adventures in the Sherlock Holmes canon.
CRIMINAL MISCHIEF A Scandal in Bohemia A Dramatic Reading by Carolyn Ossorio This week on Criminal Mischief, Carolyn Ossorio trades police reports, crime scenes and courtroom testimony for gaslit streets, royal secrets and the fog-shrouded world of 221B Baker Street. Settle in for a special dramatic reading of āA Scandal in Bohemia,ā Arthur Conan Doyle's classic Sherlock Holmes story and the unforgettable introduction of Irene Adler. When a mysterious masked visitor arrives at Baker Street, Sherlock Holmes finds himself drawn into an exceedingly delicate problem. A powerful European king is preparing to marry, but somewhere in London exists a photograph capable of destroying the matchāand perhaps considerably more. The photograph belongs to Irene Adler, an American opera singer and former lover who has absolutely no intention of surrendering it. Holmes accepts the challenge with his customary confidence. There will be surveillance, disguises, deception and an elaborate trap designed to reveal exactly where Adler has hidden the evidence. There is only one problem. Irene Adler is playing the game, too. First published in 1891, āA Scandal in Bohemiaā endures because Doyle does something remarkable with the Sherlock Holmes formula: he gives the world's most famous detective an adversary capable of seeing the board every bit as clearly as he does. This isn't a tale of grisly murder or elaborate violence. Its weapons are intelligence, observation, manipulation and the dangerous assumption that you've already figured out the person standing across from you. And for Holmes, Irene Adler will forever become simply: āThe Woman.ā Turn down the lights and join Carolyn for a journey into Victorian London and one of the most celebrated adventures in the Sherlock Holmes canon.
THE DEVIL'S LEDGER Week of August 24, 2026 It is still freakin' August. This week on The Devil's Ledger, we surrender to the heat and turn our attention toward masked lunatics, black-eyed children, Victorian blackmail, spectacular fraud, and another trip into a supernatural dimension that desperately needs better lighting. We begin with The Creepiest Thing I Heard This Week: The Chucky Mask Spree. Philadelphia police say a masked man targeted at least half a dozen people during a bizarre early-morning spree, including a 40-year-old jogger whom he allegedly chased after asking whether she was ready to die. Surveillance cameras captured the suspect wearing a Chucky-style doll maskāand investigators noticed that beneath it he appeared to be wearing another black face covering. Fictional monsters are considerably less entertaining when someone decides to wear their face in the real world.
This week on Friendly?: A DayZ Podcast, Andy and Dave talk player acquisition and marketing! We break down the strategies Bohemia Interactive is currently using to bring new survivors into Chernarus and Sakhal, and where they are missing huge opportunities to grow the player base.We discuss the genius of recent creator collaborations such as partnering with weaponsmith and firearms YouTube channels to tap into real-world gun enthusiasm and how authentic content crossovers pay off.However, we also question why BI continues to rely so heavily on organic discovery rather than running targeted YouTube ad campaigns or direct marketing pushes.We pitch several actionable ways Bohemia could refine their outreach, improve onboarding for fresh spawns, and convert casual viewers into long-term players.Step inside the ultimate briefing room for surviving the post-apocalyptic wasteland. This channel is dedicated to bringing you the deepest analyses, strategic guides, and community insights for the world's most unforgiving survival game. Whether you're a fresh spawn trying to survive your first hour on the coast with a DayZ beginner guide, or a seasoned veteran player seeking competitive PVP breakdowns, optimized base building methods, or rapid coverage of breaking DayZ news, we've got you covered.Here is our blueprint for the community:
Gįŗ§n 150 nÄm sau khi ra Äį»i dʰį»i ngòi bĆŗt cį»§a nhĆ vÄn Arthur Conan Doyle, thĆ”m tį» Sherlock Holmes vįŗ«n giữ nguyĆŖn sức cuį»n hĆŗt mįŗ”nh mįŗ½. NgoĆ i lĆ nguį»n cįŗ£m hứng bįŗ„t tįŗn cho Äiį»n įŗ£nh vĆ truyį»n hƬnh, nhĆ¢n vįŗt nĆ y còn trį» thĆ nh mį»t huyį»n thoįŗ”i vÄn hį»c. Tįŗ”i PhĆ”p, chį» có cĆ”c tĆ”c phįŗ©m quan trį»ng hĆ ng Äįŗ§u mį»i Äược Äʰa vĆ o bį» sʰu tįŗp La BibliothĆØque de la PlĆ©iade. Gįŗ§n ÄĆ¢y, nhĆ xuįŗ„t bįŗ£n Gallimard ÄĆ£ cho xuįŗ„t bįŗ£n trong tį»§ sĆ”ch có uy tĆn cį»§a mƬnh bį» toĆ n tįŗp Sherlock Holmes. TĆnh tį»ng cį»ng lĆ 2.500 trang chia thĆ nh 2 tįŗp sĆ”ch dĆ y, bao gį»m bį»n cuį»n tiį»u thuyįŗæt vĆ 60 truyį»n ngįŗÆn. Bį» toĆ n tįŗp nĆ y Äược phĆ”t hĆ nh kĆØm vį»i mį»t quyį»n tiį»u sį» minh hį»a dĆ y hĘ”n 250 trang. ÄĆ¢y lĆ lįŗ§n Äįŗ§u tiĆŖn, tį»§ sĆ”ch La PlĆ©iade cį»§a nhĆ xuįŗ„t bįŗ£n Gallimard dĆ nh mį»t quyį»n « tiį»u sį»Ā Ā» Äįŗ·c biį»t, kį» lįŗ”i nguį»n gį»c cį»§a mį»t nhĆ¢n vįŗt hʰ cįŗ„u cÅ©ng nhʰ những cĆ¢u chuyį»n bĆŖn lį» vĆ tįŗ§m įŗ£nh hʰį»ng cį»§a Sherlock Holmes trong dòng vÄn hóa Äįŗ”i chĆŗng. Äiį»u mĆ Hercule Poirot vĆ Miss Marple cį»§a nữ hoĆ n tiį»u thuyįŗæt trinh thĆ”m Agatha Christie vįŗ«n chʰa thį»±c hiį»n Äược. TĆ”c giįŗ£ quyį»n tiį»u sį» "Sherlock Holmes" lĆ Ć“ng Baudouin Millet, giįŗ£ng viĆŖn chuyĆŖn khoa VÄn hį»c Anh vĆ Dį»ch thuįŗt tįŗ”i Äįŗ”i hį»c LumiĆØre Lyon II. Trįŗ£ lį»i phį»ng vįŗ„n RFI ban tiįŗæng PhĆ”p, Ć“ng Baudouin Millet phĆ”c hį»a vĆ i nĆ©t chĆnh cį»§a thĆ”m tį» Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock Holmes lĆ mį»t thiĆŖn tĆ i có khįŗ£ nÄng giįŗ£i quyįŗæt cĆ”c vįŗ„n Äį» trong vỄ Ć”n mį»t cĆ”ch dį» dĆ ng Äįŗæn mức khó tin, thįŗm chĆ Ć“ng còn hay nói Äùa, có thį» lĆ m bįŗ½ mįŗ·t những viĆŖn thanh tra cį»§a Scotland Yard bįŗ±ng những cĆ¢u nói như : "Chuyį»n ÄĘ”n giįŗ£n thĆ“i!" hoįŗ·c "Anh chįŗ³ng hiį»u gƬ cįŗ£'', ''Bį» nĆ£o cį»§a anh sao mĆ nhį» bĆ© thįŗæ''. Có ngʰį»i cho lĆ Sherlock Holmes có mį»t bỠóc xuįŗ„t chĆŗng, có tĆ i suy luįŗn mįŗ”ch lįŗ”c sįŗÆc bĆ©n, dį»±a trĆŖn nį»n tįŗ£ng logic chįŗ·t chįŗ», chứ khĆ“ng phį»ng ÄoĆ”n mĘ” hį». Nhį» vįŗy, Ć“ng giįŗ£i quyįŗæt Äược cĆ”c manh mį»i phức tįŗ”p, phĆ” Ć”n nhanh Äį» tƬm ra thį»§ phįŗ”m. Nhʰng theo tĆ“i, Sherlock Holmes có mį»t tʰ tʰį»ng cį»i mį» phóng khoĆ”ng thiĆŖn vį» nghį» thuįŗt hĘ”n lĆ khoa hį»c. Äį» phĆ” Ć”n, nhĆ¢n vįŗt nĆ y khĆ“ng ngįŗ”i phĆ” vį»” mį»t sį» quy tįŗÆc, thoĆ”t ra ngoĆ i lį»i suy nghÄ© cứng nhįŗÆc. NgoĆ i ra, lį»i tiįŗæp cįŗn cį»§a Ć“ng thʰį»ng Äược so sĆ”nh vį»i mį»t nhĆ khoa hį»c phĆ”p y, vƬ những phʰʔng phĆ”p giĆ”m Äį»nh cį»§a Ć“ng ÄĆ£ bĆ”o trʰį»c cĆ”c kỹ thuįŗt hiį»n Äįŗ”i cį»§a giį»i cįŗ£nh sĆ”t Äiį»u tra sau nĆ y. Ngay tįŗ”i cÄn nhĆ cį»§a Ć“ng į» sį» 221B phį» Baker Street, Sherlock Holmes thʰį»ng hay tiįŗæn hĆ nh thį» nghiį»m dùng phʰʔng phĆ”p hóa hį»c Äį» Äi tƬm vįŗæt tĆch bįŗ±ng chứng, nhʰng Äį»ng thį»i Ć“ng cÅ©ng phįŗ£i biįŗæt suy luįŗn chįŗ·t chįŗ½ Äį» vįŗ”ch trįŗ§n tĆ¢m lý kįŗ» phįŗ”m tį»i. Mį»t thiĆŖn tĆ i xuįŗ„t chĆŗng chʰa chįŗÆc gƬ ÄĆ£ dį» sį»ng chung. Ngay từ lįŗ§n xuįŗ„t hiį»n Äįŗ§u tiĆŖn vĆ o nÄm 1887 trong truyį»n "A Study in Scarlet" cho Äįŗæn những chuyįŗæn phiĆŖu lʰu cuį»i cùng Äược xuįŗ„t bįŗ£n nÄm 1927, trong Äó có vỄ Ć”n nį»i tiįŗæng nhįŗ„t cį»§a Ć“ng lĆ "The Hound of the Baskervilles" (1902), có thį» nói Sherlock Holmes khĆ“ng phįŗ£i lĆ mį»t ngʰį»i dį» mįŗæn vį»i bĆ chį»§ nhĆ (Mrs Hudson) cÅ©ng nhʰ vį»i ngʰį»i bįŗ”n vĆ cį»ng sį»± cį»§a mƬnh lĆ bĆ”c sÄ© John Watson. Trong truyį»n, Sherlock Holmes có tĆ”nh tƬnh thay Äį»i khĆ”c thʰį»ng. Theo tĆ”c giįŗ£ Baudouin Millet, trong mįŗÆt cį»§a giį»i chuyĆŖn khoa tĆ¢m thįŗ§n hį»c thį»i nay, nhĆ¢n vįŗt tiį»u thuyįŗæt nĆ y có triį»u chứng cį»§a mį»t ngʰį»i bį» rį»i loįŗ”n lưỔng cį»±cĀ : VĆ¢ng, thuįŗt ngữ rį»i loįŗ”n lưỔng cį»±c chį» mį»i Äược cĆ“ng nhįŗn gįŗ§n ÄĆ¢y. Trʰį»c Äó, giį»i bĆ”c sÄ© từng nhįŗÆc Äįŗæn chứng bį»nh ''hʰng trįŗ§m cįŗ£m'' cho Äįŗæn những nÄm 1990. Dį»±a theo cĆ”ch phĆ¢n loįŗ”i mį»i vį» cĆ”c chứng bį»nh tĆ¢m thįŗ§n, cĆ”c chuyĆŖn gia nói vį» triį»u chứng rį»i loįŗ”n lưỔng cį»±c khi những giai Äoįŗ”n cį»±c kỳ hʰng phįŗ„n Äį»t nhiĆŖn biįŗæn thĆ nh những khoįŗ£nh khįŗÆc vĆ“ cùng trįŗ§m cįŗ£m. Những Äį»t biįŗæn nį»i tĆ¢m nĆ y thʰį»ng khĆ“ng có dįŗ„u hiį»u bĆ”o trʰį»c. Trong truyį»n Sherlock Holmes, cĆ¢u chuyį»n Äược kį» theo góc nhƬn cį»§a bĆ”c sÄ© Watson vĆ dÄ© nhiĆŖn Ć“ng Watson khĆ“ng dùng chữ rį»i loįŗ”n lưỔng cį»±c vƬ thuįŗt ngữ nĆ y chʰa ra Äį»i. Nhʰng bĆ”c sÄ© Watson lįŗ”i mĆ“ tįŗ£ mį»t cĆ”ch rƵ rĆ ng cĆ”c triį»u chứng hʰng cįŗ£m rį»i trįŗ§m cįŗ£m cį»§a Sherlock Holmes, Äįŗ·c biį»t lĆ trong quyį»n sĆ”ch ''The Sign of Four'' (1890). CÅ©ng cįŗ§n nói rƵ, sinh thį»i nhĆ vÄn ngʰį»i Anh Arthur Conan Doyle ngoĆ i Äį»i lĆ mį»t bĆ”c sÄ© vĆ nhĆ¢n vįŗt Watson có nhiį»u nĆ©t giį»ng tĆ”c giįŗ£. KhĆ“ng phįŗ£i ngįŗ«u nhiĆŖn mį»i cĆ¢u chuyį»n vį» Sherlock Holmes lĆ do bĆ”c sÄ© John Watson kį» lįŗ”i, nhĆ¢n vįŗy nĆ y biįŗæt rƵ cĆ”c vįŗ„n Äį» y hį»c. XuyĆŖn qua cĆ”c quyį»n tiį»u thuyįŗæt, Äį»c giįŗ£ có thį» thįŗ„y vį» thĆ”m tį» tĆ i ba luĆ“n phįŗ£i tƬm cĆ”ch xoa dį»u những mį»i dįŗ±n vįŗ·t trong nį»i tĆ¢m, kį» cįŗ£ dùng rượu mįŗ”nh hay ma tĆŗy, bįŗ„t kį» bĆ”c sÄ© Watson có Äį»ng ý hayĀ khĆ“ng. Trong quyį»n tiį»u sį» minh hį»a do Gallimard xuįŗ„t bįŗ£n, Äį»c giįŗ£ vįŗ«n có thį» khĆ”m phĆ” nhiį»u chi tiįŗæt mį»i trong cuį»c Äį»i cį»§a Sherlock Holmes. NhĆ¢n vįŗt nĆ y sau mį»i lįŗ§n phĆ” Ć”n thʰį»ng thį»t lĆŖn cĆ¢u nóiĀ : ''Elementary, my dear Watson" có nghÄ©a lĆ ''ÄĘ”n giįŗ£n thĆ“i, anh bįŗ”n Watson Ę”i''. Nhʰng theo Ć“ng Baudouin Millet, cĆ¢u nói nĆ y khĆ“ng phįŗ£i lĆ cį»§a nhĆ vÄn Arthur Conan Doyle. ChuyĆŖn gia dį»ch thuįŗt vÄn hį»c Anh giįŗ£i thĆchĀ : Sį»± thįŗt lĆ trong cĆ”c tĆ”c phįŗ©m cį»§a Arthur Conan Doyle, thĆ”m tį» Sherlock Holmes chʰa từng nói cĆ¢u "Elementary, my dear Watson"Ā (ÄĘ”n giįŗ£n thĆ“i, anh bįŗ”n Watson Ę”i). Trong truyį»n, Ć“ng dùng nhiį»u lįŗ§n chữ "elementary" (chuyį»n ÄĘ”n giįŗ£n thĆ“i) Äį» chį»c tức viĆŖn thanh tra Lestrade cį»§a Scotland Yard. Äoįŗ”n Äį»i thoįŗ”i gįŗ§n giį»ng nhįŗ„t nįŗ±m trong truyį»n ngįŗÆnĀ "The Adventure of the Crooked Man"Ā (1893). Sau khi kįŗæt thĆŗc Äiį»u tra, bĆ”c sÄ© Watson thį»t lĆŖn mį»t cĆ¢u ngįŗÆn gį»n Ā "Excellent!"Ā (Tuyį»t vį»i!), Sherlock Holmes liį»n ÄĆ”p lįŗ”i:Ā "Elementary"Ā (ÄĘ”n giįŗ£n thĆ“i). Vįŗy thƬ cĆ¢u nói kinh Äiį»n ''Elementary, my dear Watson) từ ÄĆ¢u mĆ có ? Thį»±c ra, cĆ¢u thoįŗ”i nĆ y xuįŗ„t phĆ”t từ cĆ”c bįŗ£n phóng tĆ”c, chuyį»n thį» tiį»u thuyįŗæt gį»c thĆ nh kį»ch hay phim. VĆ o nÄm 1915, nhĆ vÄn hĆ i kį»ch ngʰį»i Anh P.G. Wodehouse lįŗ§n Äįŗ§u tiĆŖn viįŗæt chĆnh xĆ”c cĆ¢u nói nĆ y trong mį»t quyį»n tiį»u thuyįŗæt hĆ i hʰį»c chĆ¢m biįŗæm (mang tį»±a Äį» Psmith, Journalist).Ā Bį» phim có tiįŗæng nói "The Return of Sherlock Holmes" (1929), do Clive Brook vĆ o vai thĆ”m tį» tĆ i ba lĆ tĆ”c phįŗ©m Äįŗ§u tiĆŖn chĆnh thức cho thįŗ„y Sherlock Holmes dùng cĆ¢u nói nĆ y trĆŖn mĆ n įŗ£nh lį»n. CÅ©ng nhį» vĆ o sį»± thĆ nh cĆ“ng vượt bį»±c cį»§a cĆ”c tĆ”c phįŗ©m Äiį»n įŗ£nh vĆ o những nÄm 1930ā1940 sau Äó (do Basil Rathbone Äóng vai chĆnh), cĆ¢u nói nĆ y ÄĆ£ Äược gįŗÆn liį»n vį»i nhĆ¢n vįŗt Sherlock Holmes cho Äįŗæn tįŗn bĆ¢y giį». NgĆ y nay, trong nhiį»u bįŗ£n phóng tĆ”c truyį»n hƬnh hay Äiį»n įŗ£nh, khĆ”n giįŗ£ luĆ“n chį» Äợi Sherlock Holmes thį»t lĆŖn cĆ¢u nói "Elementary, my dear Watson". Trong mįŗÆt cĆ“ng chĆŗng, nó ÄĆ£ trį» thĆ nh mį»t biį»u tượng chĆnh thức cho dù tĆ”c giįŗ£ Arthur Conan Doyle chʰa bao giį» viįŗæt ra. Vį» Äį»i sį»ng cĆ” nhĆ¢n vĆ quan hį» tƬnh cįŗ£m, quyį»n tiį»u sį» cho biįŗæt tĆ”c giįŗ£ Arthur Conan Doyle khĆ“ng tiįŗæt lį» gƬ nhiį»u vį» gia cįŗ£nh cį»§a Sherlock Holmes. Những chi tiįŗæt Äį»i tʰ cį»§a vį» thĆ”m tį», chį»§ yįŗæu lĆ do suy diį» n hay bį»a Äįŗ·t thĆŖm qua phim įŗ£nh. Vį» mįŗ·t tƬnh cįŗ£m, quyį»n tiį»u sį» có nhįŗÆc Äįŗæn mį»i tƬnh ngįŗÆn ngį»§i giữa Sherlock Holmes vį»i mį»t ngʰį»i phỄ nữ Mỹ tĆŖn lĆ Irene Adler, nhĆ¢n vįŗt nĆ y xuįŗ„t hiį»n trong truyį»n ngįŗÆn "A Scandal in Bohemia" vĆ từng Äược Sherlock yĆŖu mįŗæn, quý trį»ng. Sherlock Holmes chį» gįŗ·p Irene Adler mį»t lįŗ§n duy nhįŗ„t, nhʰng nhĆ¢n vįŗt nĆ y ÄĆ£ thay Äį»i cuį»c Äį»i cį»§a Ć“ng, hay Ćt ra cĆ“ įŗ„y dĆ£ thay Äį»i quan niį»m cį»§a Sherlock Holmess vį» phỄ nữ nói chung.Ā Trong mį»t thį»i gian dĆ i, Sherlock Äược mĆ“ tįŗ£ nhʰ mį»t ngʰį»i ÄĆ n Ć“ng ''ghĆ©t phỄ nữ'' do Ć“ng sinh trʰį»ng trong mį»t xĆ£ hį»i trį»ng nam khinh nữ. BĆ”c sÄ© Watson khĆ“ng dùng từ ''ghĆ©t phỄ nữ'', mĆ chį»§ yįŗæu nói rįŗ±ng Sherlock Holmes thʰį»ng hay chįŗæ giį» u ngʰį»i phỄ nữ kĆ©m thĆ“ng minh. Chį» sau khi Sherlock gįŗ·p Irene Adler, Ć“ng mį»i bįŗÆt Äįŗ§u coi trį»ng phỄ nữ, xem hį» có tĆ i nÄng ngang hĆ ng vį»i mƬnh, hoįŗ·c Ćt ra trong mįŗÆt Ć“ng, Irene Adler lĆ mį»t ''kỳ phùng Äį»ch thį»§'' biįŗæt Äi những nʰį»c cį» cao, biįŗæt dùng những chiĆŖu bĆ hiį»m. Tuy khĆ“ng cĆ“ng khai thừa nhįŗn, nhʰng Sherlock thįŗ§m yĆŖu cĆ“ Irene vĆ Ć“ng cįŗ£m thįŗ„y ghen tį» vį»i tƬnh nhĆ¢n cÅ© cį»§a cĆ“ lĆ hoĆ ng tį» Bohemia. Có mį»t Äiį»u thĆŗ vį», lĆ nhĆ¢n vįŗt nĆ y tuy chį» xuįŗ„t hiį»n mį»t lįŗ§n trong truyį»n ngįŗÆn, nhʰng sau Äó lįŗ”i Äóng mį»t vai trò quan trį»ng hĘ”n rįŗ„t nhiį»u, thĆ“ng qua cĆ”c bįŗ£n phóng tĆ”c Äiį»n įŗ£nh hay truyį»n hƬnh. ThĆ”m tį» Sherlock Holmes ÄĆ£ Äem lįŗ”i cho nhĆ vÄn Arthur Conan Doyle tiį»n tĆ i vĆ danh vį»ng, nhʰng vƬ nhĆ¢n vįŗt nĆ y có mį»t cĆ”i bóng quĆ” lį»n, cho nĆŖn ÄĆ£ che khuįŗ„t phįŗ§n còn lįŗ”i trong sį»± nghiį»p sĆ”ng tĆ”c cį»§a Conan Doyle. Vį»i thį»i gian, Sherlock Holmes vượt ra ngoĆ i tįŗ§m kiį»m soĆ”t cį»§a tĆ”c giįŗ£, danh tiįŗæng cį»§a vį» thĆ”m tį» nĆ y còn cao hĘ”n cįŗ£ ngʰį»i ÄĆ£ sinh ra mƬnh. Có lįŗ§n nhĆ vÄn Conan Doyle cho biįŗæt Ć“ng ghĆ©t Sherlock vƬ nhĆ¢n vįŗt nĆ y hįŗ”n chįŗæ viį»c phį» biįŗæn nhiį»u tiį»u thuyįŗæt hay vį»i những nhĆ¢n vįŗt khĆ”c, do vįŗyĀ Conan DoyleĀ Ā ÄĆ£ tƬm cĆ”ch ''giįŗæt'' nhĆ¢n vįŗt Sherlock trong truyį»n, nhʰngĀ Ć“ngĀ lįŗ”i bįŗ„t thĆ nh. Quyį»n tiį»u sį» minh hį»a trong tį»§ sĆ”ch PlĆ©iade, quyį»n Äįŗ§u tiĆŖn dĆ nh riĆŖng cho mį»t nhĆ¢n vįŗt hʰ cįŗ„u, ÄĆ£ thuįŗt lįŗ”i quan hį» khĆ” phức tįŗ”p giữa Conan Doyle vĆ Sherlock Holmes. NhĆ¢n vįŗt huyį»n thoįŗ”i nĆ y tiįŗæp tỄc lĆ m say mĆŖ nhiį»u thįŗæ hį» qua phim įŗ£nh hay sĆ”ch truyį»n. Äứa con tinh thįŗ§n cį»§a nhĆ vÄn nį»i tiįŗæng từ lĆ¢u ÄĆ£ có cuį»c sį»ng riĆŖng.
Gįŗ§n 150 nÄm sau khi ra Äį»i dʰį»i ngòi bĆŗt cį»§a nhĆ vÄn Arthur Conan Doyle, thĆ”m tį» Sherlock Holmes vįŗ«n giữ nguyĆŖn sức cuį»n hĆŗt mįŗ”nh mįŗ½. NgoĆ i lĆ nguį»n cįŗ£m hứng bįŗ„t tįŗn cho Äiį»n įŗ£nh vĆ truyį»n hƬnh, nhĆ¢n vįŗt nĆ y còn trį» thĆ nh mį»t huyį»n thoįŗ”i vÄn hį»c. Tįŗ”i PhĆ”p, chį» có cĆ”c tĆ”c phįŗ©m quan trį»ng hĆ ng Äįŗ§u mį»i Äược Äʰa vĆ o bį» sʰu tįŗp La BibliothĆØque de la PlĆ©iade. Gįŗ§n ÄĆ¢y, nhĆ xuįŗ„t bįŗ£n Gallimard ÄĆ£ cho xuįŗ„t bįŗ£n trong tį»§ sĆ”ch có uy tĆn cį»§a mƬnh bį» toĆ n tįŗp Sherlock Holmes. TĆnh tį»ng cį»ng lĆ 2.500 trang chia thĆ nh 2 tįŗp sĆ”ch dĆ y, bao gį»m bį»n cuį»n tiį»u thuyįŗæt vĆ 60 truyį»n ngįŗÆn. Bį» toĆ n tįŗp nĆ y Äược phĆ”t hĆ nh kĆØm vį»i mį»t quyį»n tiį»u sį» minh hį»a dĆ y hĘ”n 250 trang. ÄĆ¢y lĆ lįŗ§n Äįŗ§u tiĆŖn, tį»§ sĆ”ch La PlĆ©iade cį»§a nhĆ xuįŗ„t bįŗ£n Gallimard dĆ nh mį»t quyį»n « tiį»u sį»Ā Ā» Äįŗ·c biį»t, kį» lįŗ”i nguį»n gį»c cį»§a mį»t nhĆ¢n vįŗt hʰ cįŗ„u cÅ©ng nhʰ những cĆ¢u chuyį»n bĆŖn lį» vĆ tįŗ§m įŗ£nh hʰį»ng cį»§a Sherlock Holmes trong dòng vÄn hóa Äįŗ”i chĆŗng. Äiį»u mĆ Hercule Poirot vĆ Miss Marple cį»§a nữ hoĆ n tiį»u thuyįŗæt trinh thĆ”m Agatha Christie vįŗ«n chʰa thį»±c hiį»n Äược. TĆ”c giįŗ£ quyį»n tiį»u sį» "Sherlock Holmes" lĆ Ć“ng Baudouin Millet, giįŗ£ng viĆŖn chuyĆŖn khoa VÄn hį»c Anh vĆ Dį»ch thuįŗt tįŗ”i Äįŗ”i hį»c LumiĆØre Lyon II. Trįŗ£ lį»i phį»ng vįŗ„n RFI ban tiįŗæng PhĆ”p, Ć“ng Baudouin Millet phĆ”c hį»a vĆ i nĆ©t chĆnh cį»§a thĆ”m tį» Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock Holmes lĆ mį»t thiĆŖn tĆ i có khįŗ£ nÄng giįŗ£i quyįŗæt cĆ”c vįŗ„n Äį» trong vỄ Ć”n mį»t cĆ”ch dį» dĆ ng Äįŗæn mức khó tin, thįŗm chĆ Ć“ng còn hay nói Äùa, có thį» lĆ m bįŗ½ mįŗ·t những viĆŖn thanh tra cį»§a Scotland Yard bįŗ±ng những cĆ¢u nói như : "Chuyį»n ÄĘ”n giįŗ£n thĆ“i!" hoįŗ·c "Anh chįŗ³ng hiį»u gƬ cįŗ£'', ''Bį» nĆ£o cį»§a anh sao mĆ nhį» bĆ© thįŗæ''. Có ngʰį»i cho lĆ Sherlock Holmes có mį»t bỠóc xuįŗ„t chĆŗng, có tĆ i suy luįŗn mįŗ”ch lįŗ”c sįŗÆc bĆ©n, dį»±a trĆŖn nį»n tįŗ£ng logic chįŗ·t chįŗ», chứ khĆ“ng phį»ng ÄoĆ”n mĘ” hį». Nhį» vįŗy, Ć“ng giįŗ£i quyįŗæt Äược cĆ”c manh mį»i phức tįŗ”p, phĆ” Ć”n nhanh Äį» tƬm ra thį»§ phįŗ”m. Nhʰng theo tĆ“i, Sherlock Holmes có mį»t tʰ tʰį»ng cį»i mį» phóng khoĆ”ng thiĆŖn vį» nghį» thuįŗt hĘ”n lĆ khoa hį»c. Äį» phĆ” Ć”n, nhĆ¢n vįŗt nĆ y khĆ“ng ngįŗ”i phĆ” vį»” mį»t sį» quy tįŗÆc, thoĆ”t ra ngoĆ i lį»i suy nghÄ© cứng nhįŗÆc. NgoĆ i ra, lį»i tiįŗæp cįŗn cį»§a Ć“ng thʰį»ng Äược so sĆ”nh vį»i mį»t nhĆ khoa hį»c phĆ”p y, vƬ những phʰʔng phĆ”p giĆ”m Äį»nh cį»§a Ć“ng ÄĆ£ bĆ”o trʰį»c cĆ”c kỹ thuįŗt hiį»n Äįŗ”i cį»§a giį»i cįŗ£nh sĆ”t Äiį»u tra sau nĆ y. Ngay tįŗ”i cÄn nhĆ cį»§a Ć“ng į» sį» 221B phį» Baker Street, Sherlock Holmes thʰį»ng hay tiįŗæn hĆ nh thį» nghiį»m dùng phʰʔng phĆ”p hóa hį»c Äį» Äi tƬm vįŗæt tĆch bįŗ±ng chứng, nhʰng Äį»ng thį»i Ć“ng cÅ©ng phįŗ£i biįŗæt suy luįŗn chįŗ·t chįŗ½ Äį» vįŗ”ch trįŗ§n tĆ¢m lý kįŗ» phįŗ”m tį»i. Mį»t thiĆŖn tĆ i xuįŗ„t chĆŗng chʰa chįŗÆc gƬ ÄĆ£ dį» sį»ng chung. Ngay từ lįŗ§n xuįŗ„t hiį»n Äįŗ§u tiĆŖn vĆ o nÄm 1887 trong truyį»n "A Study in Scarlet" cho Äįŗæn những chuyįŗæn phiĆŖu lʰu cuį»i cùng Äược xuįŗ„t bįŗ£n nÄm 1927, trong Äó có vỄ Ć”n nį»i tiįŗæng nhįŗ„t cį»§a Ć“ng lĆ "The Hound of the Baskervilles" (1902), có thį» nói Sherlock Holmes khĆ“ng phįŗ£i lĆ mį»t ngʰį»i dį» mįŗæn vį»i bĆ chį»§ nhĆ (Mrs Hudson) cÅ©ng nhʰ vį»i ngʰį»i bįŗ”n vĆ cį»ng sį»± cį»§a mƬnh lĆ bĆ”c sÄ© John Watson. Trong truyį»n, Sherlock Holmes có tĆ”nh tƬnh thay Äį»i khĆ”c thʰį»ng. Theo tĆ”c giįŗ£ Baudouin Millet, trong mįŗÆt cį»§a giį»i chuyĆŖn khoa tĆ¢m thįŗ§n hį»c thį»i nay, nhĆ¢n vįŗt tiį»u thuyįŗæt nĆ y có triį»u chứng cį»§a mį»t ngʰį»i bį» rį»i loįŗ”n lưỔng cį»±cĀ : VĆ¢ng, thuįŗt ngữ rį»i loįŗ”n lưỔng cį»±c chį» mį»i Äược cĆ“ng nhįŗn gįŗ§n ÄĆ¢y. Trʰį»c Äó, giį»i bĆ”c sÄ© từng nhįŗÆc Äįŗæn chứng bį»nh ''hʰng trįŗ§m cįŗ£m'' cho Äįŗæn những nÄm 1990. Dį»±a theo cĆ”ch phĆ¢n loįŗ”i mį»i vį» cĆ”c chứng bį»nh tĆ¢m thįŗ§n, cĆ”c chuyĆŖn gia nói vį» triį»u chứng rį»i loįŗ”n lưỔng cį»±c khi những giai Äoįŗ”n cį»±c kỳ hʰng phįŗ„n Äį»t nhiĆŖn biįŗæn thĆ nh những khoįŗ£nh khįŗÆc vĆ“ cùng trįŗ§m cįŗ£m. Những Äį»t biįŗæn nį»i tĆ¢m nĆ y thʰį»ng khĆ“ng có dįŗ„u hiį»u bĆ”o trʰį»c. Trong truyį»n Sherlock Holmes, cĆ¢u chuyį»n Äược kį» theo góc nhƬn cį»§a bĆ”c sÄ© Watson vĆ dÄ© nhiĆŖn Ć“ng Watson khĆ“ng dùng chữ rį»i loįŗ”n lưỔng cį»±c vƬ thuįŗt ngữ nĆ y chʰa ra Äį»i. Nhʰng bĆ”c sÄ© Watson lįŗ”i mĆ“ tįŗ£ mį»t cĆ”ch rƵ rĆ ng cĆ”c triį»u chứng hʰng cįŗ£m rį»i trįŗ§m cįŗ£m cį»§a Sherlock Holmes, Äįŗ·c biį»t lĆ trong quyį»n sĆ”ch ''The Sign of Four'' (1890). CÅ©ng cįŗ§n nói rƵ, sinh thį»i nhĆ vÄn ngʰį»i Anh Arthur Conan Doyle ngoĆ i Äį»i lĆ mį»t bĆ”c sÄ© vĆ nhĆ¢n vįŗt Watson có nhiį»u nĆ©t giį»ng tĆ”c giįŗ£. KhĆ“ng phįŗ£i ngįŗ«u nhiĆŖn mį»i cĆ¢u chuyį»n vį» Sherlock Holmes lĆ do bĆ”c sÄ© John Watson kį» lįŗ”i, nhĆ¢n vįŗy nĆ y biįŗæt rƵ cĆ”c vįŗ„n Äį» y hį»c. XuyĆŖn qua cĆ”c quyį»n tiį»u thuyįŗæt, Äį»c giįŗ£ có thį» thįŗ„y vį» thĆ”m tį» tĆ i ba luĆ“n phįŗ£i tƬm cĆ”ch xoa dį»u những mį»i dįŗ±n vįŗ·t trong nį»i tĆ¢m, kį» cįŗ£ dùng rượu mįŗ”nh hay ma tĆŗy, bįŗ„t kį» bĆ”c sÄ© Watson có Äį»ng ý hayĀ khĆ“ng. Trong quyį»n tiį»u sį» minh hį»a do Gallimard xuįŗ„t bįŗ£n, Äį»c giįŗ£ vįŗ«n có thį» khĆ”m phĆ” nhiį»u chi tiįŗæt mį»i trong cuį»c Äį»i cį»§a Sherlock Holmes. NhĆ¢n vįŗt nĆ y sau mį»i lįŗ§n phĆ” Ć”n thʰį»ng thį»t lĆŖn cĆ¢u nóiĀ : ''Elementary, my dear Watson" có nghÄ©a lĆ ''ÄĘ”n giįŗ£n thĆ“i, anh bįŗ”n Watson Ę”i''. Nhʰng theo Ć“ng Baudouin Millet, cĆ¢u nói nĆ y khĆ“ng phįŗ£i lĆ cį»§a nhĆ vÄn Arthur Conan Doyle. ChuyĆŖn gia dį»ch thuįŗt vÄn hį»c Anh giįŗ£i thĆchĀ : Sį»± thįŗt lĆ trong cĆ”c tĆ”c phįŗ©m cį»§a Arthur Conan Doyle, thĆ”m tį» Sherlock Holmes chʰa từng nói cĆ¢u "Elementary, my dear Watson"Ā (ÄĘ”n giįŗ£n thĆ“i, anh bįŗ”n Watson Ę”i). Trong truyį»n, Ć“ng dùng nhiį»u lįŗ§n chữ "elementary" (chuyį»n ÄĘ”n giįŗ£n thĆ“i) Äį» chį»c tức viĆŖn thanh tra Lestrade cį»§a Scotland Yard. Äoįŗ”n Äį»i thoįŗ”i gįŗ§n giį»ng nhįŗ„t nįŗ±m trong truyį»n ngįŗÆnĀ "The Adventure of the Crooked Man"Ā (1893). Sau khi kįŗæt thĆŗc Äiį»u tra, bĆ”c sÄ© Watson thį»t lĆŖn mį»t cĆ¢u ngįŗÆn gį»n Ā "Excellent!"Ā (Tuyį»t vį»i!), Sherlock Holmes liį»n ÄĆ”p lįŗ”i:Ā "Elementary"Ā (ÄĘ”n giįŗ£n thĆ“i). Vįŗy thƬ cĆ¢u nói kinh Äiį»n ''Elementary, my dear Watson) từ ÄĆ¢u mĆ có ? Thį»±c ra, cĆ¢u thoįŗ”i nĆ y xuįŗ„t phĆ”t từ cĆ”c bįŗ£n phóng tĆ”c, chuyį»n thį» tiį»u thuyįŗæt gį»c thĆ nh kį»ch hay phim. VĆ o nÄm 1915, nhĆ vÄn hĆ i kį»ch ngʰį»i Anh P.G. Wodehouse lįŗ§n Äįŗ§u tiĆŖn viįŗæt chĆnh xĆ”c cĆ¢u nói nĆ y trong mį»t quyį»n tiį»u thuyįŗæt hĆ i hʰį»c chĆ¢m biįŗæm (mang tį»±a Äį» Psmith, Journalist).Ā Bį» phim có tiįŗæng nói "The Return of Sherlock Holmes" (1929), do Clive Brook vĆ o vai thĆ”m tį» tĆ i ba lĆ tĆ”c phįŗ©m Äįŗ§u tiĆŖn chĆnh thức cho thįŗ„y Sherlock Holmes dùng cĆ¢u nói nĆ y trĆŖn mĆ n įŗ£nh lį»n. CÅ©ng nhį» vĆ o sį»± thĆ nh cĆ“ng vượt bį»±c cį»§a cĆ”c tĆ”c phįŗ©m Äiį»n įŗ£nh vĆ o những nÄm 1930ā1940 sau Äó (do Basil Rathbone Äóng vai chĆnh), cĆ¢u nói nĆ y ÄĆ£ Äược gįŗÆn liį»n vį»i nhĆ¢n vįŗt Sherlock Holmes cho Äįŗæn tįŗn bĆ¢y giį». NgĆ y nay, trong nhiį»u bįŗ£n phóng tĆ”c truyį»n hƬnh hay Äiį»n įŗ£nh, khĆ”n giįŗ£ luĆ“n chį» Äợi Sherlock Holmes thį»t lĆŖn cĆ¢u nói "Elementary, my dear Watson". Trong mįŗÆt cĆ“ng chĆŗng, nó ÄĆ£ trį» thĆ nh mį»t biį»u tượng chĆnh thức cho dù tĆ”c giįŗ£ Arthur Conan Doyle chʰa bao giį» viįŗæt ra. Vį» Äį»i sį»ng cĆ” nhĆ¢n vĆ quan hį» tƬnh cįŗ£m, quyį»n tiį»u sį» cho biįŗæt tĆ”c giįŗ£ Arthur Conan Doyle khĆ“ng tiįŗæt lį» gƬ nhiį»u vį» gia cįŗ£nh cį»§a Sherlock Holmes. Những chi tiįŗæt Äį»i tʰ cį»§a vį» thĆ”m tį», chį»§ yįŗæu lĆ do suy diį» n hay bį»a Äįŗ·t thĆŖm qua phim įŗ£nh. Vį» mįŗ·t tƬnh cįŗ£m, quyį»n tiį»u sį» có nhįŗÆc Äįŗæn mį»i tƬnh ngįŗÆn ngį»§i giữa Sherlock Holmes vį»i mį»t ngʰį»i phỄ nữ Mỹ tĆŖn lĆ Irene Adler, nhĆ¢n vįŗt nĆ y xuįŗ„t hiį»n trong truyį»n ngįŗÆn "A Scandal in Bohemia" vĆ từng Äược Sherlock yĆŖu mįŗæn, quý trį»ng. Sherlock Holmes chį» gįŗ·p Irene Adler mį»t lįŗ§n duy nhįŗ„t, nhʰng nhĆ¢n vįŗt nĆ y ÄĆ£ thay Äį»i cuį»c Äį»i cį»§a Ć“ng, hay Ćt ra cĆ“ įŗ„y dĆ£ thay Äį»i quan niį»m cį»§a Sherlock Holmess vį» phỄ nữ nói chung.Ā Trong mį»t thį»i gian dĆ i, Sherlock Äược mĆ“ tįŗ£ nhʰ mį»t ngʰį»i ÄĆ n Ć“ng ''ghĆ©t phỄ nữ'' do Ć“ng sinh trʰį»ng trong mį»t xĆ£ hį»i trį»ng nam khinh nữ. BĆ”c sÄ© Watson khĆ“ng dùng từ ''ghĆ©t phỄ nữ'', mĆ chį»§ yįŗæu nói rįŗ±ng Sherlock Holmes thʰį»ng hay chįŗæ giį» u ngʰį»i phỄ nữ kĆ©m thĆ“ng minh. Chį» sau khi Sherlock gįŗ·p Irene Adler, Ć“ng mį»i bįŗÆt Äįŗ§u coi trį»ng phỄ nữ, xem hį» có tĆ i nÄng ngang hĆ ng vį»i mƬnh, hoįŗ·c Ćt ra trong mįŗÆt Ć“ng, Irene Adler lĆ mį»t ''kỳ phùng Äį»ch thį»§'' biįŗæt Äi những nʰį»c cį» cao, biįŗæt dùng những chiĆŖu bĆ hiį»m. Tuy khĆ“ng cĆ“ng khai thừa nhįŗn, nhʰng Sherlock thįŗ§m yĆŖu cĆ“ Irene vĆ Ć“ng cįŗ£m thįŗ„y ghen tį» vį»i tƬnh nhĆ¢n cÅ© cį»§a cĆ“ lĆ hoĆ ng tį» Bohemia. Có mį»t Äiį»u thĆŗ vį», lĆ nhĆ¢n vįŗt nĆ y tuy chį» xuįŗ„t hiį»n mį»t lįŗ§n trong truyį»n ngįŗÆn, nhʰng sau Äó lįŗ”i Äóng mį»t vai trò quan trį»ng hĘ”n rįŗ„t nhiį»u, thĆ“ng qua cĆ”c bįŗ£n phóng tĆ”c Äiį»n įŗ£nh hay truyį»n hƬnh. ThĆ”m tį» Sherlock Holmes ÄĆ£ Äem lįŗ”i cho nhĆ vÄn Arthur Conan Doyle tiį»n tĆ i vĆ danh vį»ng, nhʰng vƬ nhĆ¢n vįŗt nĆ y có mį»t cĆ”i bóng quĆ” lį»n, cho nĆŖn ÄĆ£ che khuįŗ„t phįŗ§n còn lįŗ”i trong sį»± nghiį»p sĆ”ng tĆ”c cį»§a Conan Doyle. Vį»i thį»i gian, Sherlock Holmes vượt ra ngoĆ i tįŗ§m kiį»m soĆ”t cį»§a tĆ”c giįŗ£, danh tiįŗæng cį»§a vį» thĆ”m tį» nĆ y còn cao hĘ”n cįŗ£ ngʰį»i ÄĆ£ sinh ra mƬnh. Có lįŗ§n nhĆ vÄn Conan Doyle cho biįŗæt Ć“ng ghĆ©t Sherlock vƬ nhĆ¢n vįŗt nĆ y hįŗ”n chįŗæ viį»c phį» biįŗæn nhiį»u tiį»u thuyįŗæt hay vį»i những nhĆ¢n vįŗt khĆ”c, do vįŗyĀ Conan DoyleĀ Ā ÄĆ£ tƬm cĆ”ch ''giįŗæt'' nhĆ¢n vįŗt Sherlock trong truyį»n, nhʰngĀ Ć“ngĀ lįŗ”i bįŗ„t thĆ nh. Quyį»n tiį»u sį» minh hį»a trong tį»§ sĆ”ch PlĆ©iade, quyį»n Äįŗ§u tiĆŖn dĆ nh riĆŖng cho mį»t nhĆ¢n vįŗt hʰ cįŗ„u, ÄĆ£ thuįŗt lįŗ”i quan hį» khĆ” phức tįŗ”p giữa Conan Doyle vĆ Sherlock Holmes. NhĆ¢n vįŗt huyį»n thoįŗ”i nĆ y tiįŗæp tỄc lĆ m say mĆŖ nhiį»u thįŗæ hį» qua phim įŗ£nh hay sĆ”ch truyį»n. Äứa con tinh thįŗ§n cį»§a nhĆ vÄn nį»i tiįŗæng từ lĆ¢u ÄĆ£ có cuį»c sį»ng riĆŖng.
Jonathan Suarez, el bailarĆn colombiano que trabaja en el Teatro de Bohemia del sur de ÄeskĆ© BudÄjovice | Ivan Mitrus, el viajero checo que caminó 7000 km a travĆ©s de Chile
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Jonathan Suarez, el bailarĆn colombiano que trabaja en el Teatro de Bohemia del sur de ÄeskĆ© BudÄjovice | Ivan Mitrus, el viajero checo que caminó 7000 km a travĆ©s de Chile
EnvĆanos tus comentarios por Fan Mail.Durante el decenio de 1940, todavĆa en su apogeo la llamada Era del Swing , comenzó en la mĆŗsica cubana el formato de los cuartetos vocales. Acerca del surgimiento de uno de ellos, que se reunió a futuras estrellas del canto en la Isla, trata el episodio de esta vez.Fue en 1952 cuando cinco mujeres decidieron unir sus ejecutorias en la mĆŗsica.Ā Aida Diestro era pianista repertorista. Se graduó como profesora de piano y trabajó en la emisora āāradial Mil Diez conformando el repertorio de muchos intĆ©rpretes.Ā Un cuarteto formado por el pianista y compositor Orlando de la Rosa, contó con las voces de Omara Portuondo y Elena Burke.Ā Omara y su hermana HaydĆ©e Portuondo habĆan formado el dĆŗo Las Tailumitas. DespuĆ©s, la carrera de Omara transcurrió por el cuerpo de baile del cabaret Tropicana y los cuartetos de Facundo Rivero y Orlando de la Rosa. Elena debutó en un programa radial para aficionados y desde entonces, fue contratada por varias emisoras, trabajó en el Zombie Club y en el cabaret Sans Souci e integró el cuerpo grabado de baile de Las Mulatas de Fuego.Ā Y Moraima Secada era cantante de la Orquesta femenina Anacaona, con la cual viajó a Venezuela, HaitĆ y la RepĆŗblica Dominicana.Ā Este episodio describe cómo se reunieron todas ellas para crear el hoy legendario Cuarteto D'Aida.En el acostumbrado Calendario Musical de Cuba, los recuerdos de Paulina Ćlvarez, Pepe Reyes y la grabación del disco Ana Margarita canta a OrĆ©fiche .Ā . Fuentes y archivos:Diccionario de mujeres notables en la mĆŗsica cubana , de Alicia ValdĆ©s Cantero, la Enciclopedia DiscogrĆ”fica de la mĆŗsica cubana , de Cristóbal DĆaz Ayala y ediciones de las revistas Show y Bohemia, publicadas en La Habana entre 1950 y 1956,Haz clic en el enlace de abajo para enviarnos tus comentarios o anĆ©cdotas a travĆ©s de nuestro Fan Mail.
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The community is starving for every piece of information on the massive 267 km² desert of Nasdara, but how much is actually confirmed, and how much is speculation? This week on the DayZ Podcast, Andy and Dave compile and dissect everything we currently know about the upcoming DayZ Badlands DLCāand highlight the massive question marks that remain.We dive into the intriguing new infrastructure of the map, including the highly-anticipated underground tunnels and the mysterious, war-torn water system where all the common wells are destroyed. We analyze how water scarcity is going to redefine the survival loop, discussing the mechanics of manually searching for and rebuilding water systems versus the threat of player factions locking down these vital spots. What we do know is that survival will be brutal; what we don't know is just how tedious the developers might make the simple act of staying hydrated.Finally, we address the threat of dynamic sandstorms and extreme heat. While weather anomalies are a great concept to break up the pace, we discuss our fears that these sandstorms might be too harsh, occasionally leaving players trapped inside with nothing to do. We pitch a few creative alternatives for Bohemia to considerāsuch as utilizing sandstorms as tactical cover for stealth or base raidsāto make sure the weather is an active, exciting mechanic rather than a boring lobby wait.Step inside the ultimate briefing room for surviving the post-apocalyptic wasteland. This channel is dedicated to bringing you the deepest analyses, strategic guides, and community insights for the world's most unforgiving survival game. Whether you're a fresh spawn trying to survive your first hour on the coast with a DayZ beginner guide, or a seasoned veteran player seeking competitive PVP breakdowns, optimized base building methods, or rapid coverage of breaking DayZ news, we've got you covered.Here is our blueprint for the community:
Stone heart of Europe monument, Vamos Argentina! The team's biggest football fan lives in Czechia, Rudy Linka and Bohemia Jazz festĀ Ā
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The Crown. The very symbols of power, wealth, majesty and royalty. It was a shining signal to the mud-caked peasantry that here was a person who was above them and blessed from above. You can't be the King without the Bling. Let's take a closer look at 10 incredible crowns from history. I've selected this list based on their fame, historic importance, beauty, and their fascinating stories, like the power to kill Nazis. They span the globe and history, so let's begin with the ancient diadems and work out way to the modern, eye-popping crown jewels. The Iron Crown of Lombardy, 300s (Italy) The Gold crowns of Silla, 400-600s (Korea) The Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire, 962 The Crown of St. Wenceslas of Bohemia, 1346 The Imperial Crown of Russia, 1762 The Great Crown of Victory, 1782 (Thailand) The Kiani Crown of Iran, 1796 The Crown of Napoleon , 1804 (France) The Shripech Crown of Napal The Imperial State Crown of the United Kingdom, 1937 Join me every Tuesday when I'm Spilling the Tea on History! Check out my Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/lindsayholiday Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091781568503 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/historyteatimelindsayholiday/ Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@historyteatime Please consider supporting me at https://www.patreon.com/LindsayHoliday and help me make more fascinating episodes! Intro Music: Baroque Coffee House by Doug Maxwell Music: Belissimo by Doug Maxwell #HistoryTeaTime #LindsayHoliday Please contact ā ā ā advertising@airwavemedia.comā ā ā if you would like to advertise on this podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Stop 4 on our summer world tour takes us to the heart of central Europe ā the Czech Republic, a country about the size of South Carolina with a fiercely proud cultural identity and joyful, irresistibly danceable folk music. In this episode, we explore the patchwork of Czech folk traditions across its three historical regions ā Bohemia, Moravia, and Silesia. We trace how ordinary Czech people held tightly to their music and language through centuries of Habsburg rule, how a small Bohemian dance became a global craze in the 1840s (and never really stopped), and how the warm, layered sound of the Moravian cimbalom gives this region's folk music a character entirely its own. We also visit a composer who grew up the son of a village butcher-turned-folk-musician and went on to become one of the most celebrated names in classical music history ā AntonĆn DvoÅĆ”k. Czech folk music didn't just survive foreign rule. It traveled the world. What We Cover in This Episode The Czech Republic's geography and its three distinct folk music regions: Bohemia, Moravia, and Silesia How centuries of Habsburg rule suppressed Czech language and culture ā and how folk music became an act of cultural resistance The Czech national revival of the 1800s and what it produced The polka ā its Bohemian origins, how it swept across Europe and America, and why it's still alive in Czech-American communities across the Midwest and Texas today The cimbalom ā the hammered dulcimer at the heart of Moravian folk ensembles The verbunk ā an athletic Moravian solo dance with roots in military recruitment AntonĆn DvoÅĆ”k and how his folk-rooted upbringing shaped some of the most beloved music in the classical repertoire, including the Slavonic Dances How Czech folk music is being celebrated and reinvented by younger musicians today Free Downloads for This Episode
When 18-year-old Clare fled her family to become the world's first Franciscan nun, she committed to a lifetime of poverty, austerity, and caring for the poor. So when a powerful man tried to rewrite all the rules, Clare was faced with an impossible choice - defy the Pope or deny her own conscience. Then when Princess-turned-Abbess Agnes of Bohemia learned of Clare's struggle, she too joined the fray - two nuns against the patriarchy in the fight of their lives. Our guest is Kathleen Brady, award-winning author of Francis and Clare: The Struggles of the Saints of Assisi. Music featured in this episode provided by Elthin, Schola Gregoriana Pragensis, Anonymous III, and Farya Faraji & World Musicians. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ”Apóyale en iVoox! La Guarida de Alberto Zaragoza continúa tras el final de la temporada. Noches de bohemia tratarÔ múltiples temas de forma semanal, destacando la información en torno a la NFL y el fútbol americano, pero aprovechando este periodo del año para dar mayor importancia a otros deportes y competiciones. Jorge 'Pichu' Teijeiro, Marcelino Monferrer y Alberto Zaragoza realizan el programa.Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de La Guarida de Alberto Zaragoza. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/275333
1Ā And after these things the Lord appointed also other seventy-two: and he sent them two and two before his face into every city and place whither he himself was to come.Post haec autem designavit Dominus et alios septuaginta duos : et misit illos binos ante faciem suam in omnem civitatem et locum, quo erat ipse venturus.Ā 2Ā And he said to them: The harvest indeed is great, but the labourers are few. Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, that he send labourers into his harvest.Et dicebat illis : Messis quidem multa, operarii autem pauci. Rogate ergo dominum messis ut mittat operarios in messem suam.Ā 3Ā Go: Behold I send you as lambs among wolves.Ite : ecce ego mitto vos sicut agnos inter lupos.Ā 4Ā Carry neither purse, nor scrip, nor shoes; and salute no man by the way.Nolite portare sacculum, neque peram, neque calceamenta, et neminem per viam salutaveritis.Ā 5Ā Into whatsoever house you enter, first say: Peace be to this house.In quamcumque domum intraveritis, primum dicite : Pax huic domui :Ā 6Ā And if the son of peace be there, your peace shall rest upon him; but if not, it shall return to you.et si ibi fuerit filius pacis, requiescet super illum pax vestra : sin autem, ad vos revertetur.Ā 7Ā And in the same house, remain, eating and drinking such things as they have: for the labourer is worthy of his hire. Remove not from house to house.In eadem autem domo manete, edentes et bibentes quae apud illos sunt : dignus est enim operarius mercede sua. Nolite transire de domo in domum.Ā 8Ā And into what city soever you enter, and they receive you, eat such things as are set before you.Et in quamcumque civitatem intraveritis, et susceperint vos, manducate quae apponuntur vobis :Ā 9Ā And heal the sick that are therein, and say to them: The kingdom of God is come nigh unto you.et curate infirmos, qui in illa sunt, et dicite illis : Appropinquavit in vos regnum Dei.Ā 10Ā But into whatsoever city you enter, and they receive you not, going forth into the streets thereof, say:In quamcumque autem civitatem intraveritis, et non susceperint vos, exeuntes in plateas ejus, dicite :These two brothers were the Apostles of Bulgaria, Moravia and Bohemia. They were consecrated bishops by the Pope Adrian II. St Cyril died in Rome A.D. 870. St Methodius returned alone to the Slavonic countries and died A.D. 886.
One June morning in 1621, Prague's Old Town Square became the stage for one of Europe's most dramatic political executions. This weekend edition of Czecvhia in 30 minutes brings abriged edition of Blood in Bohemia, a special series of Czechast. It follows the fate of the twenty-seven leaders of the Bohemian Revolt after the Battle of White Mountain. It explores how their deaths transformed the Czech lands for centuries to come.
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Three royal officials were thrown from a window at Prague Castle in 1618āand survived. But the Second Defenestration of Prague helped ignite the Thirty Years' War, one of the deadliest conflicts in European history . The weekend edition of Czechia in 30 Minutes presents an abridged episode of Blood in Bohemia.
Whenever the developers go live to show off a new update, the chat usually turns into a battlefield. This week on the DayZ Podcast, Andy and Dave discuss why Bohemia Interactive often gets a bad rap for their official livestreams, and we offer some highly practical solutions to elevate their production value and repair community relations.We dissect the technical and structural flaws of the current broadcasts and pitch our blueprint for a massive upgrade. First, we argue for a dedicated, controlled development area instead of the devs pretending to play on a live public server where chaos and stream-snipers derail the presentation. We talk about basic production essentials, like making sure to actually mic up the guests properly so the community can hear the vital information being shared.We also tackle the Q&A format, suggesting a shift toward pre-submitted questions from the community to filter out the noise and focus on real development answers. Finally, we discuss splitting the content entirely: creating separate streams for high-level feature showcases designed for casual players, versus deep-dive technical streams focused on source code, modding tools, and engine optimization for the creators.Welcome to the ultimate digital sanctuary for players fighting to survive the apocalypse. Our channel is built to provide deep analytical breakdowns, tactical advice, and community insights for the world's most unforgiving survival game. Whether you are a brand new fresh spawn trying to figure out how to navigate with a DayZ beginner guide, or a seasoned veteran player looking for competitive PVP tips, base building mechanics, or the latest DayZ news, we've got you covered.What we offer the community:
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This weekend edition of Czechia in 30 Minutes brings you a shortened version of another episode from Blood in Bohemia, our special series within the Czechast podcast. Together with British journalist Rob Cameron, VĆt Pohanka explores the dramatic events of July 1419, when an angry crowd stormed Prague's New Town Hall and hurled councillors from its windows. The first Prague defenestration marked a turning point in Czech history and helped set the stage for the Hussite Revolution.
Does DayZ actually know what it wants to be? This week on the DayZ Podcast, Andy and Dave tackle a massive philosophical question: Is DayZ suffering from a permanent identity crisis? We pull apart the "Two Games" dilemma, examining how the community has completely fractured the player base. Bohemia continues to build a punishing, hardcore survival sim, yet the most heavily populated community servers strip those mechanics away entirely in favor of infinite stamina and high-tier loot.We dive into the gameplay metagame contradiction. On paper, the developers punish you with realistic weapon weight and heavy character inertia. In reality, top-tier PVP often looks like a frantic, arcade-style twitch shooter. We expose the glaring lack of endgame and how current mechanics fail to support the developers' vision, leaving players fundamentally confused. If survival and base protection are the goals, why are permanent homes such a pain to build and maintain? Why are we left with basic stashes and tents that just don't fit the grand vision?Finally, we look at the maps. From the temperate forests of Chernarus and the lush wetlands of Livonia, to the freezing winter of Sakhal and now the sun-scorched, war-torn desert of Nasdara in the upcoming Badlands DLCāwe've gone from extreme cold to extreme heat. Is this a brilliant evolution of environmental survival, or a lack of clear direction from a dev team moving away from what made Chernarus a masterpiece? We close out by asking: Is having an identity crisis actually the most "DayZ" thing possible? Is it just a massive, beautiful social experiment?Step into the ultimate community hub for survivors navigating the post-apocalyptic wastes. This channel is entirely focused on analyzing the mechanics, updates, and deep psychological choices that define the world's most intense survival game. Whether you're a fresh-faced fresh spawn searching for an essential DayZ beginner guide to survive your first night, or a veteran player looking for elite PVP breakdowns, base building strategies, or critical analysis of breaking DayZ news, you've found your home.What we deliver every week:
Happy Birthday, Bianca! The tradition continues for birthday months on the podcast: the birthday girl chooses the book! Go to space (or stay on your couch with a snack) with us as we discuss Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid. Below are the books mentioned this episode, as well as the three articles we mentioned:Ā Ā https://publishers.org/news/publishers-and-authors-file-class-action-lawsuit-against-meta-and-zuckerberg-for-willful-copyright-infringement-to-develop-llama-ai-models/ Ā wh.gov/read Ā https://bookriot.com/most-read-books-on-goodreads-in-2026-so-far/Ā Ā Books Mentioned:Ā Space Man of Bohemia by Jaroslav KalfaÅ Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid Ā Bianca's Five Star Reads: The Will of the Many by James Islington, Project Hail May by Andy Weird, Long Live the Pumpkin Queen by Shea Ernshaw, and Scythe by Neil Shusterman Ā Mirandia's Five Star Reads: Long Live the Pumpkin Queen, Long Love the Pumpkin Queen Graphic Novel by Liz Marsham, Breaking Without Sound by Draeko Campbell, A Parade of Horribles by Matt Diniman, The Mr. Ballin's Presents Strange Dark and Mysterious by Mr. Ballin, and Chasing Space by Leland Melvin Ā Bianca's Lowest Rated: With A Vengeance by Riley Sager Ā Mirandia's Lowest Rated: Woman Down by Colleen Hoover Ā Mirandia's Acquisitions: The Ink Slinger by Martina Sneed, Dark Sisters by Kristi DeMeester, and Three Times Removed by M.K. Jones Ā Mirandia's Recent Reads: Atmosphere by TJR and Parade of Horribles (Dungeon Crawler Carl #8) Ā Bianca's Acquisitions: The Ending Writes Itself by Evelyn Clarke, The Library of Amorlin by Kalyn Josephson, The Once and Future Queen by Paula Lafferty, Antique by Seth Panitch, and Catherine by Essie Fox Ā Bianca's Reads: City of Ashes by Cassandra Clare, Vengeful by V.E. Schwab, and And Now, Back to You by B. K. Borison.
The latest episode of Blood in Bohemia, presented in the weekend edition of Czechia in 30 Minutes, explores one of the darkest episodes of early Czech history. British journalist Rob Cameron and VĆt Pohanka discuss the remarkable life of Duke JaromĆrāa PÅemyslid prince who survived castration, decades of imprisonment and blinding, only to meet a violent end. Together with medieval historian Jan Zelenka, they examine what this extraordinary story reveals about power, violence and the making of the early Czech state.
The hype train for DayZ's upcoming desert expansion is officially moving, but is Bohemia Interactive on track or headed for a derailment? This week, Andy and Dave dive into the upcoming DayZ Badlands DLC and focus entirely on how BI needs to engage with content creators and the community to make this launch a success.We look back at the Frostline release on Sakhal to analyze what worked and what didn't. Are the developers at risk of making the classic mistake of overhyping the terrain too early, leaving players burnt out by the time we actually get to drop into Nasdara? We debate the best ways to keep the community engaged without spoiling the mystery of the new map's extreme heat mechanics and scarce water resources.We also tackle the controversial topic of key distribution. Instead of just handing early access keys exclusively to massive streamers, we pitch a better alternative: Could an in-game, cross-platform treasure hunt be a fairer, more exciting way to distribute beta keys to the wider community? From marketing strategies to creator engagement, we break down exactly how BI can ensure the biggest map in official DayZ history gets the launch it deserves.Welcome to your central hub for everything related to the unforgiving universe of DayZ. We are here to guide you through the shifting metas, tactics, and survival strategies required to stay alive. Whether you're a fresh-faced fresh spawn searching for a DayZ beginner guide, or a hardcore veteran player looking for elite PVP tips, base building meta updates, or breaking DayZ news, our content has you covered.What you'll find on our channel:
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The powerful VrÅ”ovci family rose to prominence in medieval Bohemia, only to face a brutal and bloody downfall. In the weekend edition of Czechia in 30 Minutes, Blood in Bohemia explores the massacre that nearly erased the clan from history and helped strengthen the rule of the PÅemyslid dynasty.
Why does it feel like major DayZ updates are arriving with more game-breaking bugs than actual features? This week on the DayZ Podcast, Andy and Dave take an analytical look at the DayZ Experimental branch. We explore the fundamental reason this testing ground exists and ask the difficult questions: Is Bohemia Interactive actually using it to its full potential, or has it just become a glorified preview build?We pull back the curtain on the software development pipeline to look at why BI keeps pushing versions to the stable branch without thorough UAT (User Acceptance Testing). Pulling from our own professional backgroundsāAndy's expertise in IT systems and infrastructure, and Dave's real-world experience in automotive quality and car testingāwe break down where the QA process is fundamentally failing. From the recent 1.29 crossplay hacker exploits to vanishing inventory items, we examine the real-world implications these oversight failures have on the player community.Finally, we brainstorm how Bohemia can make Experimental great again. We discuss how to gamify the bug-hunting process, the types of incentives (like exclusive cosmetics or community recognition) that would actually get veterans to stress-test the builds, and how proper feedback loops could save Chernarus from the next broken patch.This channel is your ultimate command center for everything happening in the brutal world of DayZ. Our goal is to break down the mechanics, strategies, and updates that define this hardcore survival game. Whether you are a total fresh spawn hunting for a comprehensive DayZ beginner guide, or a seasoned veteran player looking for high-tier PVP breakdowns, base building blueprints, or deep dives into the latest DayZ news, you're in the right place.What we bring to the community:
Sometimes, the truth is weirder and stranger than anything we could make up -- and that's something a worldbuilder can use to their benefit!Ā GuestĀ Gabriella BubaĀ joins us to talk about building real science into our magical worlds -- and the implications that can, in turn, have about a society's relationship with information, education, and the power structures that both derive from and control them. When blending science and magic together, writers can play with a lot of different factors and considerations. Is magic in a given world really about the movement of electrons or the interaction of chemicals, or is it a truly unexplainable force? What do your characters think about the scientific realities of their world? How do they test theories, and do they have a magical R&D department? And what might be the difference between how much the writer needs to know, how much the characters need to know, and how much the reader needs to know? Finding the balance can be tricky, and won't be the same for every project, but getting it right can add invaluable texture to your world. [Transcript for Episode 182] Our Guest:Ā Gabriella Buba is a mixed Filipina-Czech author-illustrator and chemical engineer based in Texas who likes to keep explosive pyrophoric materials safely contained in pressure vessels or between the covers of her books. She writes epic fantasy for bold, bi, brown women who deserve to see their stories centered. Her debut SAINTS OF STORM AND SORROW, a Filipino-inspired epic fantasy, was shortlisted for the 2025 Aldiss Award for World Building in Speculative Fiction. The sequel DAUGHTERS OF FLOOD AND FURY was a top trending Spotify LGBTQ+ Audiobook title. Her work as part of the anthology Witchcraft: Folk Tales & Horror Short Stories edited by Marie O'Regan & Paul Kane was a #1 New Release on Amazon. She has a Gothic Novella set during the Japanese Occupation of Manila coming with Absinthe Books Spring 2027. Alchemist of Bohemia her next novel will be out May 2027 with Titan Books. She has a Filipino Fantasy short stories in the anthologies Strange Religion: Speculative Fiction of Spirituality, Belief, & Practice & Of Stardust: A Queer Fantastical Anthology volume 1 & 2, Short stories placed with the Sci Phi Journal and PodCastle Fiction and essays on Filipino Identity in Prairie Fire Press and With Love: What We Wish We Knew About Being Queer and Filipino in America.
Was the destruction of the SlavnĆkovci clan a ruthless act of political consolidation, or something more complex? In the weekend edition of Czechia in 30 Minutes, we bring you a shortened version of Blood in Bohemia episode, exploring the massacre that helped shape the future of Bohemia and continues to raise questions more than a thousand years later.
For this month's bonus episode, we're back on Baker Street for my five favorite radio adaptations of Sherlock Holmes adventures penned by Arthur Conan Doyle. Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce star in "The Speckled Band" (originally aired on Mutual on November 12, 1945), and Bruce and Tom Conway star in "The Adventure of the Dying Detective" (originally aired on ABC on February 3, 1947). Then, John Stanley and Alfred Shirley are Holmes and Watson in "The Red Headed League" and "The Sussex Vampire" (originally aired on October 12 and December 14, 1947). Finally, John Gielgud and Ralph Richardson take center stage in a British radio production of "A Scandal in Bohemia."
Intro by Peggy Webber, explaining emotional attitudes of Sherlock Holmes, especially his skeptical nature, and his distrust for emotional displays. Irene Adler, or the person who Holmes only refers toā¦
The U.S. dollar's origin story begins not in Philadelphia or Washington, but in a half-frozen mining valley in 16th-century Bohemia, where Saxon miners accidentally named their town after a saint and set the world's dominant currency in motion. That currency's history stretches from a 1518 christening party all the way to the eurodollar markets of Cold War London ā and the central is that money is a product, not a symbol of sovereignty. From Spanish silver hollowing out Toledo's workshops to enslaved people serving as bank collateral in antebellum New Orleans, the dollar's history is less a triumph than a series of accidents and power grabs. Todayās guest is Brendan Greeley, author of The Almighty Dollar: 500 Years of the Worldās Most Powerful Money, and he explains how colonial Americans invented paper money not as a revolutionary act but as a desperate workaround for chronic small-change shortages ā and how that same improvised spirit resurfaced when a Maytag dealer in Iowa printed his own dollars to keep a Depression-era town alive. He also dismantles the myth that Nixon's 1971 decision to close the gold window turned money into "fiat" ā arguing that gold never gave the dollar its value, only controlled it. What actually sustained the dollar across five centuries was something more mundane: banks, habits, laws, and the accumulated trust of people who had no other options.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today we celebrate the topping out of the Habsburg empire. By the middle of the 16th century it reached its furthest extent as a political entity ruled by one man. Over the last 42 episodes we have seen this family of minor counts playing their game of snakes and ladders until they had amassed lordships over Austria, the Netherlands, Spain and large parts of Italy. Today we look at how they finally got hold of the last bits, Bohemia and Hungary.The story features a dutiful younger brother, the most cruel execution I have ever heard of, a foolish duke and an even more foolish king, the collapse of a kingdom, a love story and the reason for the incessant Habsburg inbreeding. I hope that will be enough to fill the last episode of this season.The music for the show is Flute Sonata in E-flat major, H.545 by Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach (or some claim it as BWV 1031 Johann Sebastian Bach) performed and arranged by Michel Rondeau under Common Creative Licence 3.0.As always:Homepage with maps, photos, transcripts and blog: www.historyofthegermans.comIf you wish to support the show go to: Support ⢠History of the Germans PodcastFor do it yourself merchandise go to: Merchandise ⢠History of the Germans PodcastFacebook: @HOTGPod Threads: @history_of_the_germans_podcastBluesky: @hotgpod.bsky.socialInstagram: history_of_the_germansTwitter: @germanshistoryTo make it easier for you to share the podcast, I have created separate playlists for some of the seasons that are set up as individual podcasts. they have the exact same episodes as in the History of the Germans, but they may be a helpful device for those who want to concentrate on only one season.So far I have:The OttoniansSalian Emperors and Investiture ControversyFredrick Barbarossa and Early HohenstaufenFrederick II Stupor MundiSaxony and Eastward ExpansionThe Hanseatic LeagueThe Teutonic KnightsThe Holy Roman Empire 1250-1356The Reformation before the ReformationThe Empire in the 15th centuryThe Fall and Rise of the Habsburgs
Jo Gamel is back, and this conversation covers a lot of ground. A Philadelphia-based fine artist, gallery liaison, teaching artist, science fiction writer, and member of the music project Medal of Jupiter, Jo embodies what it looks like to follow genuine curiosity across disciplines without apology. In this episode, we get into her participation in the 100 Day Painting Challenge, how she built a consistent studio practice around a fully funded medical billing program, and what it actually takes to show up for your work when your schedule is packed. Jo shares how she used block scheduling to protect her 5 a.m. studio hours, how pre-selecting a limited palette and 300 reference photos from her phone set her up for creative flow rather than decision fatigue, and how her miniature series became a portal into memory, travel, and her great-grandmother's immigration story. We also talk about the sensory, cafe-style exhibition she mounted at the Jane Gallery, the power of immersive art presentations, and why she believes every artist should be loudly celebrating their wins so others know what is possible. Jo has shown at the Louvre during Paris+ Art Basel, Chelsea Old Town Hall during London Art Week, and the European Museum of Modern Art in Barcelona. This fall, she is directing the Arts League gallery for Collective Futures (a citywide Philadelphia collaboration, October 2 to 23, themed around Bohemia as a trans-historical state of mind), and she announces something she visualized years ago: she will be showing at the Stockholm Affordable Art Fair this September. This one is full of practical insight, ancestral warmth, and a lot of encouragement to say the big dream out loud. Ā In this episode: Ā What it means to be pluridisciplinary and why the old masters were too Building a block schedule that actually holds up during a demanding program How the 100 Day Painting Challenge became a meditation on petite pleasures and personal history Creating a fully immersive, sensory gallery experience on your own terms The role of community and mutual aid in a sustainable art career Why sharing your achievements is just as important as achieving them Jo's upcoming exhibitions in Philadelphia and Stockholm Ā Links and resources: Ā Join us on Substack: https://createmagazine.substack.com Ā Jo Gamel:Ā www.jogamel.com Ā Jo on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jogamel/ Ā Join the Create! Collective: https://createcollective.mykajabi.com/collective Ā Free Studio Workbook and Workshop:Ā https://createmagazine.myflodesk.com/studio-partyĀ Ā 100 Day Challenge Waitlist: https://createmagazine.myflodesk.com/challengeĀ Ā Connect with Jo:Ā www.jogamel.com Ā Past episode: https://createmagazine.substack.com/p/mixed-media-magic-embracing-a-multi-245 Ā
Welcome back to another episode of Law of Attraction Changed My Life - the podcast that helps you create a life you love.Ā£5 credit on a Sprive account - the ultimate way to overpay your mortgage! Use code: VYQRZRJSFor the girls that want it, here's the link to the viral wealth affirmations, EXTREMELY WEALTHY FAST - simply listen overnight, you're welcome!This week is a fun Q and A for all things manifesting, magic and creating a life you love. I still have my little sidekick Bohemia with me too for the lolz. Find me on Instagram at @francescaamber & @lawofattractionchangedmylife You can find all my work including overnight subliminals for weight loss, wealth, fertility, beauty and confidence, success etc..as well as my online masterclasses right HERE: workwithfrancescaamber.com/linksHere are some things I love and I think you might too.5 day free trial of my favourite magnesium drinkDiscount for my incline treadmill (use code FRAN)Ā£5 credit on a Sprive account - the ultimate way to overpay your mortgage! Use code: VYQRZRJSThanks so much for listening & I'll see you next week,FrancescaxxxYou can find the EXTREMELY WEALTHY FAST overnight audio here: https://francescaamber.com/products/extreme-wealth-fast-8-hour-affirmationsWant to overpay your mortgage without even trying? Sign up to Sprive here: https://linkprod.sprive.com/refer?code=VYQRZRJS and use my code VYQRZRJS Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Volume Four of Creighton's "History of the Papacy" opens with the election of Pope Paul II, whom the author describes as "a man of handsome appearance, naturally suave and courteous, with all a Venetian's love of splendour."Ā Paul II proved reticent and reclusive and failed to pacify turbulent Bohemia. He was succeeded by Francesco della Rovere, Pope Sixtus IV, with whose election "began a system of personal intrigue which rapidly grew into a serious scandal...and elevated nepotism into a political principle."Ā His nephew, Cardinal Pietro Riario lived a life of dissolute luxury and died young. Sixtus IV condoned the Pazzi Conspiracy in which Guiliano de' Medici was murdered. During the pontificate of his successor, Innocent VIII, Lorenzo the Magnificent emerged as the preeminent Italian statesman of the Age.Ā Volume Four concludes with the pontificate of Alexander VI, father of Lucrezia and Cesare Borgia, who sealed the fate of the fiery reformer Girolamo Savonarola by excommunicating him.Ā Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Volume Four of Creighton's "History of the Papacy" opens with the election of Pope Paul II, whom the author describes as "a man of handsome appearance, naturally suave and courteous, with all a Venetian's love of splendour."Ā Paul II proved reticent and reclusive and failed to pacify turbulent Bohemia. He was succeeded by Francesco della Rovere, Pope Sixtus IV, with whose election "began a system of personal intrigue which rapidly grew into a serious scandal...and elevated nepotism into a political principle."Ā His nephew, Cardinal Pietro Riario lived a life of dissolute luxury and died young. Sixtus IV condoned the Pazzi Conspiracy in which Guiliano de' Medici was murdered. During the pontificate of his successor, Innocent VIII, Lorenzo the Magnificent emerged as the preeminent Italian statesman of the Age.Ā Volume Four concludes with the pontificate of Alexander VI, father of Lucrezia and Cesare Borgia, who sealed the fate of the fiery reformer Girolamo Savonarola by excommunicating him.Ā Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Volume Four of Creighton's "History of the Papacy" opens with the election of Pope Paul II, whom the author describes as "a man of handsome appearance, naturally suave and courteous, with all a Venetian's love of splendour."Ā Paul II proved reticent and reclusive and failed to pacify turbulent Bohemia. He was succeeded by Francesco della Rovere, Pope Sixtus IV, with whose election "began a system of personal intrigue which rapidly grew into a serious scandal...and elevated nepotism into a political principle."Ā His nephew, Cardinal Pietro Riario lived a life of dissolute luxury and died young. Sixtus IV condoned the Pazzi Conspiracy in which Guiliano de' Medici was murdered. During the pontificate of his successor, Innocent VIII, Lorenzo the Magnificent emerged as the preeminent Italian statesman of the Age.Ā Volume Four concludes with the pontificate of Alexander VI, father of Lucrezia and Cesare Borgia, who sealed the fate of the fiery reformer Girolamo Savonarola by excommunicating him.Ā Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Volume Four of Creighton's "History of the Papacy" opens with the election of Pope Paul II, whom the author describes as "a man of handsome appearance, naturally suave and courteous, with all a Venetian's love of splendour."Ā Paul II proved reticent and reclusive and failed to pacify turbulent Bohemia. He was succeeded by Francesco della Rovere, Pope Sixtus IV, with whose election "began a system of personal intrigue which rapidly grew into a serious scandal...and elevated nepotism into a political principle."Ā His nephew, Cardinal Pietro Riario lived a life of dissolute luxury and died young. Sixtus IV condoned the Pazzi Conspiracy in which Guiliano de' Medici was murdered. During the pontificate of his successor, Innocent VIII, Lorenzo the Magnificent emerged as the preeminent Italian statesman of the Age.Ā Volume Four concludes with the pontificate of Alexander VI, father of Lucrezia and Cesare Borgia, who sealed the fate of the fiery reformer Girolamo Savonarola by excommunicating him.Ā Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Volume Four of Creighton's "History of the Papacy" opens with the election of Pope Paul II, whom the author describes as "a man of handsome appearance, naturally suave and courteous, with all a Venetian's love of splendour."Ā Paul II proved reticent and reclusive and failed to pacify turbulent Bohemia. He was succeeded by Francesco della Rovere, Pope Sixtus IV, with whose election "began a system of personal intrigue which rapidly grew into a serious scandal...and elevated nepotism into a political principle."Ā His nephew, Cardinal Pietro Riario lived a life of dissolute luxury and died young. Sixtus IV condoned the Pazzi Conspiracy in which Guiliano de' Medici was murdered. During the pontificate of his successor, Innocent VIII, Lorenzo the Magnificent emerged as the preeminent Italian statesman of the Age.Ā Volume Four concludes with the pontificate of Alexander VI, father of Lucrezia and Cesare Borgia, who sealed the fate of the fiery reformer Girolamo Savonarola by excommunicating him.Ā Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
This style of beer ā the most popular in the world today ā represents the cutting edge of brewing technology from the 1840s. Anney and Lauren hop into the science and history of pilsners.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Full Text of Readings Wednesday of the Third Week of Easter Lectionary: 275 The Saint of the day is Saint Adalbert of Prague Saint Adalbert of Prague's Story Opposition to the Good News of Jesus did not discourage Adalbert, who is now remembered with great honor in the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, and Germany. Born to a noble family in Bohemia, Saint Adalbert of Prague received part of his education from Saint Adalbert of Magdeburg. At the age of 27, he was chosen as bishop of Prague. Those who resisted his program of clerical reform forced him into exile eight years later. In time, the people of Prague requested his return as their bishop. Within a short time, however, he was exiled again after excommunicating those who violated the right of sanctuary by dragging a woman accused of adultery from a church and murdering her. After a short ministry in Hungary, Saint Adalbert of Prague went to preach the Good News to people living near the Baltic Sea. He and two companions were martyred by pagan priests in that region. Adalbert's body was immediately ransomed and buried in the Gniezno, Poland, cathedral. In the mid-11th century his relics were moved to Saint Vitus Cathedral in Prague. His liturgical feast is celebrated on April 23. Reflection Preaching the Good News can be dangerous work whether the audience is already baptized or not. Saint Adalbert of Prague fearlessly preached Jesus' gospel and received a martyr's crown for his efforts. Similar zeal has created modern martyrs in many places, especially in Central and South America. Some of those martyrs grew up in areas once evangelized by Adalbert.Saint of the Day, Copyright Franciscan Media
Today on the Christian History Almanac, we tell the story of Jerome of Prague and his exploits in 15th-century Bohemia. Show Notes: Germany / Switzerland - Study TourĀ Support 1517 Podcast Network 1517 Podcasts 1517 on YouTube 1517 Podcast Network on Apple Podcasts 1517 Events Schedule 1517 Academy - Free Theological Education What's New from 1517: 1517 Youtube: How God Still Speaks Today Being Family by Dr. Scott Keith A Reasoned Defense of the Faith by Adam Francisco Stretched: A Study for Lent and the Entire Christian Life by Dr. Christopher Richmann The Essential Nestingen: Essays on Preaching, Catechism, and the Reformation Philip Melanchthon's Commentary on Ecclesiastes, Translated by Dr. Derek Cooper More from the hosts: Dan van Voorhis SHOW TRANSCRIPTS are available: https://www.1517.org/podcasts/the-christian-history-almanac CONTACT: CHA@1517.org SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Overcast Google Play FOLLOW US: Facebook Twitter Audio production by Christopher Gillespie (outerrimterritories.com).