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2 Corinthians 4:1-6 Please remain standing for the reading of God's Word. By the way, a couple of you have recently asked why we stand for the sermon text and not the Old and New Testament readings. I would definitely like us to stand for all of them, just like the people did in Nehemiah 8 when the Word was read. However, we already stand and sit a lot in our service, as you know. So, consider our standing for the sermon text as a representative standing for all our readings. We stand in reverence to God's Word. Hear now God's Word, 2 Corinthians 4:1-6. Reading Prayer “Dr. Livingstone, I presume.” Maybe you've heard that phrase before. It dates back to 1871. David Livingstone had left Scotland 30 years earlier to travel to Africa. He went there with the London Mission Society and he travelled all over central and southern Africa. But in the late-1860s Livingstone had gone missing. Many presumed he had died. So, a man named Henry Morgan Stanly was sent out to find him. Stanley searched for months. And on November 10, 1871, in modern-day Tanzania, he finally found the missionary. Stanly simply said, “Dr. Livingstone, I presume.” It's hard to overestimate the impact that Livingstone had on Africa. Not only was he a Christian missionary but also a doctor and an explorer. He desired to put an end to slavery. He opened doors of trade in many places and emphasized education. As a doctor, he helped promote helpful practices to treat and prevent diseases.  But most importantly, Livingstone brought the Gospel to central and southern Africa. As he travelled, he would learn the different languages of the people he met. He would translate portions of the Bible for them. He would teach the 10 commandments and the love of God in Christ. However, despite all his work and ministry, Livingstone did not experience fruit from his labors. No, in fact, by some accounts, he only witnessed one convert to Christ. One. In 1871, when Stanly urged Livingstone to return to England, he responded, "Oh, when will Christ's holy Gospel enter into this dark region?” Livingstone yearned to see the light of Christ in Africa. Now, if you were in Livingstone's situation, how would you feel and what would you do? If you had dedicated 30 years of your life testifying to Jesus' life and the cross and his resurrection but God had not seen fit to turn hearts to him, how would it affect you? I'm sure, like Livingstone, it would weigh on you. And of course, it is not a theoretical question. Every one of us has family and friends who don't believe. Who maybe are even cynical or hostile to the message. Maybe that is you? Maybe you're here today because of family or friends, but your heart is very skeptical. If that is you, as you listen today, be thinking about two things. ·      First, yes, your family or friends who believe in Jesus do want you to know and believe in him. But think about this. If you believed in something that you thought truly answered life's deepest questions, would you not want your friends and family to know and believe? Questions of existence, meaning, morality, life, and death. Yes, I think you would. If you truly believed something that important, you would want to share it out of love. It's something to think about. ·      Second, be thinking about what is preventing you from believing. Is there a deep-down reason that you are skeptical? If so, try to listen anew to the message of Christ. Maybe there something new to hear. I mention that to be sensitive. These verses are written to believers in Christ. And in part, they speak about people who do not believe. I don't want you to feel ignored or dismissed. Going back to Livingstone. I have no idea if he ever compared his situation to 2 Corinthians chapter 4. Maybe he did. Maybe he didn't. But if you were to pick a chapter in the Bible that describes Livingstone's situation best, it would be 2 Corinthians chapter 4. Really, the whole chapter. But in particular verses 1-6. What I mean is that 2 Corinthians 4:1-6 is about faithfulness to ministry and mission. It's about remaining true to Christ even when the message is rejected. Livingstone faithfully continued in his ministry even though the hearts of those to whom he was ministering to were closed. In fact, Livingstone was a Scottish Presbyterian… that means he believed in God's sovereignty in salvation. And with that confidence, he persevered. Livingstone knew that God is the one who changes hearts and minds. It is God who shines his light of knowledge and glory. Despite the burden of seeing little response, yet he pressed on in faithfulness. As we work through these verses, I think you will see the parallels to Livingstone's ministry. We have three main points this morning. You'll see those on the sermon notes page. Point 1. Do not lose heart - that is verses 1-2 and 5. Point 2. Because of veiled and deceived hearts (verses 3-4) Point 3. For it is God who shines his Gospel light on hearts (verse 6) Let me put that together. (1) Do not lose heart (2) because of veiled and deceived hearts (3) for it is God who shines his Gospel light on hearts 1. Do not lose heart (4:1-2, 5) As we get into this, let me first remind you of a couple of related things that the apostle Paul has already written. Back in chapter 2 he wrote that we are the aroma of Christ. That aroma is one that will lead to life for those being saved. But it is also the aroma of death to those who do not believe. Some will believe and some will reject. That same theme is continued in chapter 3. Remember from last week, the old covenant has been fulfilled in the new. The glory of the old is gone, because the new covenant in Christ has come. However, many hearts are still veiled. And that veil, as Paul says, is only lifted by Christ through his Spirit. When Paul begins chapter 4 with the word “therefore” he is referring to the fact that many will hear but not hear. Many hearts will be veiled. The aroma will not be pleasing but the opposite. He says in verse 1, “Therefore having this ministry by the mercy of God.” That ministry, as a reminder, is the ministry of the new covenant. It's proclaiming Christ. And in that ministry, Paul continues, “we do not lose heart.” As I mentioned, when you believe something deeply, you, of course, desire others, especially those you love, to also believe.  You want them to know the love of God in Christ. You want them to see the hope and forgiveness and mercy of God. But often, they do not. Paul is not saying we shouldn't continue to long and desire others to believe. Rather Paul is saying that we should not lose our motivation and our focus in our ministry. “Do not lose heart.” And essentially the next 5 verses explain why and give a word of warning. L me ask. What temptations do you experience when your words seem to have no impact? A couple come to my mind. Sometimes I feel like a failure. Sometimes I'm tempted to want to stop. But what about this temptation: are you tempted to change the message? If the message doesn't appear to have any effect, are you tempted to want to change it so that it will? That is what was happening in Corinth. We get a clear sense of that in verse 2. Paul says, “we have renounced disgraceful, underhanded ways. We refuse to practice cunning or to tamper with God's word.” Paul's opponents were changing the message. They were tampering with God's word. The message was no longer the message. They reverted to whatever methods and messages would work. Do you remember that phrase “peddler” at the end of chapter 2? That is what was happening. They were saying whatever they thought the people wanted to hear so that people would respond. They wanted to get a sale, so to speak, and they were using disgraceful ways. Now, we're not told exactly what their distorted message was, but based on what Paul says elsewhere in 2 Corinthians, it undermined truth faith. For example, in chapter 11 verse 4, Paul warned, “For if someone comes and proclaims another Jesus than the one we proclaimed, or if you receive a different spirit from the one you received, or if you accept a different gospel from the one you accepted, you put up with it readily enough.” To some extent the church was putting up with a different Jesus, a different Spirit, or a different gospel. It's a great temptation. There are difficult things in the message of Christ. Because of that, we are tempted to change part of the message, or even more common, leave things out. Like leaving out God's wrath or the need for repentance. But when you leave out the reality of our sin and God's hatred of it because of his holiness and justice, you are undermining the Gospel message. You are removing the cross from Christianity. Let me also add, when you remove the wrath of God against sin and the sinner, you also remove the love of God. The amazing depth of God's love offered in Jesus comes because of the real gravity of God's condemnation. If you remove God's wrath, you remove God's love. I was reminded of a well-known quote from Richard Niebuhr, which I think I've quoted before. “A God without wrath brings men without sin into a kingdom without judgment through a ministry of a Christ without a cross.” It's no longer the message of Christ. Now, we do other things today to pervert the message of the Gospel. We turn Christianity into social reform and not salvation. Or Christianity becomes an agenda-based message of liberation or justice. To be sure, justice is critically important. God loves justice and hates oppression. But, as we learned last year in our Proverbs study those things need to be understood through the lens of what God has defined as good and right and true. So then, what is the central message of Jesus Christ? It is this: the need for all humanity to be reconciled to God. All have sinned and fallen short of God's glory. All are condemned. But God, because of the great love with which he loved us, even though we were dead in our sin, God made us alive together with Christ. And he accomplished that through the perfect and ultimate sacrifice for sin on the cross and through the hope of the resurrection. The only way to receive that reconciliation is by faith when we see our sin, when we grieve because of it, and give our life to him. The word “gospel” there in verse 3 means good news. That is the Gospel message. In verse 2, Paul says that instead of tampering with God's word, they proclaim it, as he puts it, “the open statement of the truth.” Paul and those with him were not not hiding or manipulating anything in the message. And look at verse 5, Paul affirms that they are proclaiming the central message. He says, “For what we proclaim is not ourselves, but Jesus Christ as Lord.” Unlike his opponents who were exalting themselves, Paul and Timothy and the others were humbly exalting Jesus. The word “Lord” implies that Jesus Christ is the sovereign one. He's the risen king. He is to be the Lord of our lives. So do not lose heart. And do not practice underhanded ways or distort the message. Rather, be faithful to God's Word. 2. Because of veiled and deceived hearts (4:3-4) That brings us to Point #2. Do not lose heart… because of veiled and deceived hearts. Listen again to verse 3 and the first part of 4. Paul writes, “And even if our gospel is veiled, it is veiled to those who are perishing. In their case the god of this world [in other words, the devil] has blinded the minds of the unbelievers.” We get the sense from verses 3 and 4 that Paul's detractors questioned his legitimacy because of a lack of effectiveness. In other words, they were saying “Paul's message was not working and the proof is that people weren't responding.” To be sure, there were many who did respond. But there were also many who didn't. To go back to David Livingstone for a moment. He also was critiqued because of a perceived ineffectiveness. In fact, there was a group in Britan who critiqued him because his message was outdated. He needed, as they said, a “new” message and he needed an expanded message. His problem was his approach. That's similar to the critiques against Paul. Paul's response here is very important. The message is not being responded to… not because there's a problem with the message. No, rather, the message is not being responded to because of veiled hearts. And that veiling is because the god of this world (lowercase “g” god) has deceived. It's very tempting to think that we are responsible to remove the veil… That we are the responsible ones when the veil is not removed. But to say it again, our responsibility is to be faithful to the message. And, just to be sure, we need to listen well. We need to be thoughtful and loving in our response. But we should not compromise the truth of Christ. Again, I want to be sensitive if you are here and you put yourself in the category of unbelief. Let me ask, why is your heart hard to this message? What is the reason, the veil that lies over it? Would you be willing to ask the Lord to remove that veil? Would you be willing to reexamine your heart and reconsider the message? Every single one of us was blind at one point – I'm using that word blind from verse 4. We were blind for many reasons. It all goes back to our unbelief and selfishness. Back when God created man, it was Satan who deceived. The devil questioned God's authority. He questioned God's moral command. And Adam and Eve in their sin, they replaced God who had been the center of their lives, with themselves. And from that point on, all of mankind was blinded. And what are we blinded from in our unbelief? We are blinded from seeing God's remedy to restoring our relationship with him. We are blinded from seeing Christ. That is exactly how Paul describes the blindness brought on by Satan. Second half of verse 4. Satan has, it says, “keep them from seeing the light of the gospel of the glory of Christ, who is the image of God.” Satan is called the great deceiver. But there is one who is greater than him. 3. For it is God who shines his Gospel light on hearts (4:6) And that brings us to point #3. So, do not lose heart because of veiled and deceived hearts. Why? For it is God who shines his Gospel light on hearts. Verse 6 is the climax in these verses. “For God, who said, ‘Let light shine out of darkness,' has shone in our hearts to give the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ.” Did you notice the shift in the object of the sentence? It shifts from third person plural to first person plural. Paul had been talking about the veiled hearts of others. He now talks about his own heart and Timothy's heart. God “has shown in our hearts.” He has shown his light. The reference to shining light in darkness refers all the way back to the creation account. We read it earlier from Genesis 1. The very God who created all things, who created all things ex nihilo - out of nothing – created light. In fact, his very first act of creation was to create light in darkness… because he is the God of light. He illuminates all things. He sees all and nothing is hidden from his sight. He is the one who has shone his light in our hearts. Do you see what this is saying? Because God is the all-powerful creator God, there is no heart whom he cannot penetrate with his light. And the testimony of that truth is his work in us. The one true God who in creation shone the light of his truth in the whole of the universe is the same one doing a work of re-creation in our hearts. He is illuminating the light of the knowledge of his glory in us. And that light which illuminates hearts is the light of Christ. By the way, the idea of light is found all throughout the Scriptures. Light symbolizes God's glory (which is referenced here). Light refers to God's truth like the reference here to the knowledge of God. Light also refers to God's presence and his holiness and his guidance. All those references are fulfilled in the light of Christ. That's how verse 6 ends… “the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ.” …the presence and fullness of the revealed son of God. For Paul, this is not something theoretical. No, for him, it was deeply personal. His heart had been veiled. So much so that not only did he reject Jesus, but Paul hated him and hated those who loved Jesus. But Paul was confronted by the light of Christ. For him, it was a literal light. Paul was physically blinded, but the veil over his heart was removed… and Paul could truly see. He fell to his knees. Jesus asked, why Paul are you persecuting me? And Paul then acknowledged him as Lord. God is the one who did it. Paul's spiritual blindness was removed by God. He is the one who shines his light on hearts. Perhaps the transformation in your heart didn't seem as radical. Perhaps over time the Lord lifted it. Perhaps you remember the very day and hour that the veil was removed. Or perhaps God is removing it even now. God is the only one who can shine the light of his knowledge and his glory on our hearts. We don't lose heart because we know that God is at work in hearts. We just don't know how and when and on whom he will shine his Gospel light. Conclusion David Livingstone died on May 1, 1873 while still in Africa – it was only two years after meeting Stanley. His body was found next to his bed in a position of prayer. And do you know what they did? They buried Livingstone's heart in Africa. He loved the people there. And they brought his body back to England where he was buried in Westminster Abby. In his lifetime, Livingstone saw very little response to his efforts. Despite the veil over so many hearts, yet he was faithful to shine the light of Christ. Little did he know at the time, but God was at work in Africa. After Livingstone died, God saw fit to use Livingstone's labors in a tremendous ways. Even in the decade after his death, the veil was lifted on thousands and thousands who turned to Christ. Even more, through Livingstone's work and expeditions, the door was opened to more missions work. Today, hundreds of millions of Christians can trace their spiritual legacy back to Livingstone. In our lifetime, we may or may not see what God is doing, but we can have hope because he is the God of light. May we not lose heart. May we not tamper with the message. Instead, may we trust in the God of light, to shine the light of Christ.

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Congrats to France and Britan! Biden makes it very clear that he will be the DNC presidential candidate. 

In this episode of the Energy News Beat Daily Standup, the host, Michael Tanner and Stuart Turley, discuss a variety of energy-related topics. They begin with controversial comments from the Duke of Edinburgh criticizing wind farms, before moving on to discuss rising US gasoline prices, challenges with electric vehicle (EV) repairs due to a mechanic shortage, and a failed large-scale renewable energy project in Morocco. Additionally, they touch on geopolitical tensions, such as an Iranian drone attack on Israel and adjustments in oil production affecting global markets. They also explore domestic US issues including the Biden administration's decision to raise royalties and leasing costs for drilling on federal lands, and the potential consequences of a project in South Texas on local water supplies. Throughout the episode, they intertwine financial insights, market trends, and political critiques, particularly concerning energy policy and environmental impacts.Highlights of the Podcast00:00 - Intro02:06 - Wind farms are useless, says Duke of Edinburgh04:21 - Investors Bet On Further Rise In US Gasoline Prices07:10 - EVs Head for Junkyard as Mechanic Shortage Inflates Repair Costs11:00 - The largest renewable energy project in history fails: only desert is left and we have lost $2 billion14:08 - Water scarcity and clean energy collide in South Texas21:20 - U.S. Drilling Activity Continues to Drop Off22:51 - Oil and gas companies must pay more to drill on federal lands under new Biden administration rule28:47 - ADNOC considered acquiring bp following major purchases by IOCs like ExxonMobil, Chevron32:46 - OutroPlease see the links below or articles that we discuss in the podcast.Wind farms are useless, says Duke of EdinburghApril 14, 2024 Stu TurleyIn a withering assault on the onshore wind turbine industry, the Duke said the farms were “a disgrace”. He also criticised the industry's reliance on subsidies from electricity customers, claimed wind farms would “never work” […]Investors Bet On Further Rise In US Gasoline PricesApril 14, 2024 Stu TurleyBy John Kemp, senior energy analyst at Reuters Portfolio investors have amassed one of the largest bullish positions in U.S. gasoline futures and options since before the coronavirus pandemic, anticipating that prices will continue climbing over […]EVs Head for Junkyard as Mechanic Shortage Inflates Repair CostsApril 14, 2024 Stu TurleyElectric car sales already are in a funk in key markets around the globe. Challenges finding enough repair technicians threatens to further stifle demand in the UK, whereThe largest renewable energy project in history fails: only desert is left and we have lost $2 billionApril 13, 2024 Stu TurleyA renewable energy project that promised to change history seems to have failed. At the moment, there is only desert and an apparent loss of 2 billion dollars. Human beings are going through a period of energy […]Water scarcity and clean energy collide in South TexasApril 13, 2024 Stu TurleyChemical company Avina Clean Hydrogen Inc. has purchased the last available water supply from the Nueces River of South Texas, raising concerns of regional scarcity as reservoirs dwindle and drought persists. Avina's Nueces Green Ammonia plant plans […]U.S. Drilling Activity Continues to Drop OffApril 12, 2024 Stu TurleyThe total number of active drilling rigs for oil and gas in the United States fell again this week, according to new data that Baker Hughes published on Friday, falling by 3. U.S. drillers saw […]Oil and gas companies must pay more to drill on federal lands under new Biden administration ruleApril 12, 2024 Mariel AlumitWASHINGTON (AP) — Oil and gas companies will have to pay more to drill on federal lands and satisfy stronger requirements to clean up old or abandoned wells under a final rule issued Friday by […]ADNOC considered acquiring bp following major purchases by IOCs like ExxonMobil, ChevronApril 11, 2024 Mariel Alumit(WO) – On Thursday, April 11, Reuters reported that Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), the UAE's state-owned oil and gas company, previously pursued acquiring Britan's energy giant, bp. According to “people familiar with the […]Follow Stuart On LinkedIn and TwitterFollow Michael On LinkedIn and TwitterENB Top NewsEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB Substack– Get in Contact With The Show –

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AP correspondent Charles de Ledesma reports on Britan's plan to target Chinese cyber-attacks.

Olivia Lyons zooms on with us from England as she and Heidi North talk about the song she recorded at Abby Road, written by Heidi.  We discussed her getting the Golden Buzzer on Britan's Got Talent, how much fun recording the song was, the story of the song and more..

Maxkamada ay sare ee Britan ayaa sharci daro ku sheegtay in qaxootiga loo diro Rwanda. Tan ayaa dharbaaxo ku ah dawlada Rishi sunak.

Rob and Drew discuss the recent congressional meetings in the US and Mexico regarding UAFs and alien bodies. They also touch on a recent Bigfoot siting. Drew drinks Brewery Ommegang's All Hallow's Treat. Rob drinks Touchstone Brewing Company's Rest Easy. 

Will the merger of two of bike racing's Galacticos be a JumboStep for cycling kind? Join Gary for a look at the story of the week, plus European Championships round-up, where next for Primoz Roglic and exciting news for women's cycling in Britan. Links - Women's U23 Cycling - https://www.womensu23cycling.com Head over to https://www.cyclinglegendspodcast.com where you can sign up for more features, history and interviews. All for less than a big coffee! The Cycling Legends Podcast is powered by Vive le Velo, performance cycles and accessories from the East Riding of Yorkshire. Check out the range at https://vivelevelo.cc Get in touch! You can now drop us a line at cyclinglegendspodcast@gmail.com. We'd love to hear from you. Really!

In this episode I sit down at the ass crack of night time with a badass dude named Britan Nash. Britan is 22 years old, Started a trucing company 15 months ago with an old Kenworth and has scaled his business to three trucks now. I get the low down on what it's like to be a young guy running a business in an industry dominated by gray haired journeymen. We also talk about going through CDL school and what it takes to grow a business as quickly as he has. If yourself or someone you know would make a good guest on the podcast, please reach out on social media or send me an email using PODCAST as the subject line at: jason@jdavenportphotography.com  This episode is brought to you by Axis Forestry.  Axis Forestry recently released their new Rebel T22 processing head in December 2022.  The Rebel T22 is built tough, with the North American logger in mind.  To learn more about their products, visit their web site www.axisforestry.com or call 778-471-2947 today to place an order. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jdavenportphoto/support

Story Time Slayer Podcast breaks down the Lucy Letby case. Lucy is now Britan's most prolific modern day child serial killer as of Friday August 18, 2023. This titles comes after she was found guilty of murdering 7 infants & attempted murder for 6 other infants. As if a baby killer period…isn't shocking and terrifying. Lucy was a neonatal nurse! Tune in to hear the details of Lucy Letby's infant serial killings anywhere you enjoy listening to podcasts! FB: https://www.facebook.com/StoryTimeSlayer IG: https://www.instagram.com/story_time_slayer/ SOURCES https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/ng-interactive/2023/aug/18/lucy-letby-timeline-attacks-babies-when-alarm-raised#:~:text=24%20June%202016,shattered%20the%20little%20boy's%20diaphragm. https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/how-was-lucy-letby-caught-police-investigation/ https://www.google.com/search?q=lucy+letby+text+messages&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS876US876&oq=Lucy+Letby+text+messages&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqDQgAEAAYgwEYsQMYgAQyDQgAEAAYgwEYsQMYgAQyBggBEAAYAzIKCAIQABiGAxiKBTIKCAMQABiGAxiKBTIKCAQQABiGAxiKBTIKCAUQABiGAxiKBTIKCAYQABiGAxiKBdIBCDY3MjVqMGo3qAIAsAIA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPGifL5wOEZyFeEIrBCv3albzHUSMWREc https://people.com/prosecutors-say-lucy-letby-sinister-mind-no-known-motive-7557733 https://people.com/crime/lucy-letby-nurse-sobs-witness-stand-claims-incompetent-meant-no-harm/ https://people.com/crime/lucy-letby-sympathy-card-baby-accused-killing/ https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/who-is-lucy-letby/

Ed Britan is the VP and Head of Global Privacy at Salesforce, a cloud-based software company focused on helping businesses connect to its customers, allowing for a larger prospects database, deal closings, and quality service. Ed moved to Salesforce after exiting his role as Microsoft's Senior Director and Policy Counsel for Privacy and AI, covering global privacy and AI legal and policy issues. He is an attorney with a Ph.D. in Law from the New York University School of Law. Before working for Microsoft, Ed served as an Adjunct Professor of Law at the Seattle University School of Law. In this episode… When working with cloud software, users expect reliable data so they're able to understand their customers' needs, build relationships, and sell more products. In technology, trust is integral for driving and retaining business. As a customer relationship management company, the Salesforce product and privacy teams aim to provide privacy and protective data software. Ed Britan, a global privacy and security professional, leads Salesforce's global privacy department. He and his team are attuned to their customers' concerns, which is why the organization integrated the privacy and product teams. By combining teams, the company can provide customers with better results — and that result is customers gaining value from their collected data. In this episode of the She Said Privacy/He Said Security Podcast, Jodi and Justin Daniels welcome Ed Britan, VP and Head of Global Privacy at Salesforce, to discuss data software privacy and security. Ed explains how privacy plays a role in the design of Salesforce's products, the impact of AI while collecting data, and how soon we can expect the US to implement state and federal privacy AI regulations.

Jo Fellas! Diese Woche ist es endlich soweit und wir sprechen endlich mal über einen Künstler aus dem UK. Schon länger wollte ich mit euch über Dave sprechen; heute finden wir nun den Anfang. Bevor wir über eines seiner Alben sprechen, widmen wir uns heute zunächst seinem Weg und seiner Debüt-EP "Six Paths" aus dem Jahr 2016. Gebt euch die EP, gebt euch die Folge, und startet gut ins Wochenende. Seid lieb zueinander!

Lek! Del 8. På resa Sarjassa Leekamhaan! saat leekata Britan, Antonin ja Aili Hennix-Raukolan kans.Leekaama ette lähemä reishuun. Aili halvaa Japahniin, Brita halvaa Kanariansaarile. Mutta kunka sinne pääsee? Ja mitä tarttee pakata laukhuun? //I serien Lek! får du leka med Brita, Anton och Aili Hennix-Raukola.Vi leker att vi ska resa. Brita vill till Kanarieöarna, Aili vill till Japan. Men hur tar man sig dit? Och vad behöver man packa med sig? //REISU - ResaFEEPERI - FeberLAUKKU - VäskaUIMAPUKU - BaddräktHAMMASPORSTA - TandborstePAATATA - BadaKRILLATA - GrillaPASSI - PassLENTO - FlygJUNA - TågMOPO - MopedPYSSI - Buss

Lek! Del 7. I skolan Sarjassa Leekamhaan! saat leekata Britan, Antonin ja Aili Hennix-Raukolan kans.Met leekama koulua. Majisteri Anton Hirvihammas Larsson pittää meänkielen leksuunia Britale ja Ailile.//I serien Lek! får du leka med Brita, Anton och Aili Hennix-Raukola.Nu leker vi skola. Brita och Aili har meänkielilektion med magister Anton Hirvihammas Larsson.//KOULU - SkolaOPPIA - Lära sigMAJISTERI, OPETTAJA - Magister, lärareELEEVI, OPPILAS - ElevLEKSUUNI - LektionRUOKASALI - MatsalHYYSIKKÄ - ToalettKARRAA, KARKKIA, KARAMELLIÄ - GodisKOLME - TreSEITTEMÄN - SjuPUNANEN - RödKELTANEN - Gul

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Lek! Del 6. I biblioteket Sarjassa Leekamhaan! saat leekata Britan, Antonin ja Aili Hennix-Raukolan kans.Met leekama pipluteekkiä. Pipluteekissä häätyy olla hiljaa. Sielä piplutekaarie tipsaa hyvistä kirjoista. Ja sitten sinne tullee oikea författari joka lukkee hänen jännästä kirjasta. Ja sitten vielä kuulema ko piplutekaarie kertoo mitä pipluteekissa yölä tapahtuu.//I serien Lek! får du leka med Brita, Anton och Aili Hennix-Raukola.Nu leker vi bibliotek. I biblioteket måste man vara tyst. Där tipsar bibliotekarien om bra böcker. Och dit kommer riktiga författare och läser ur sina spännande böcker. Och så får vi höra bibliotekarien berätta om vad som händer i biblioteket på natten.//PIPLUTEEKKI - BibliotekKIRJA - BokLUKEA - LäsaSANA - OrdPUUSTAVI - BokstavJÄNNÄ - SpännandeHURJA - Hemsk, ruskigKURJA - EländigIKÄVÄ - SorgligMUKAVA - RoligFÖRFATTARI, KIRJAILIA - FörfattarePIPLUTEKAARIE - Bibliotekarie

Lek! Del 5. På teatern Sarjassa Leekamhaan! saat leekata Britan, Antonin ja Aili Hennix-Raukolan kans.Nyt met leekama ette met tehemä teatteri näytelmän.Ennen premiääriä pittää träänata kovasti niin ette muistaa repliikit. Näytelmä kertoo merirosvo-kapteenista ja hänen hurjasta reisusta ko se hääty tapela meri-monsterin kans ja löytää artheen!//I serien Lek! får du leka med Brita, Aili och Anton Hennix-Raukola.Nu leker vi att vi gör en teaterföreställning.Man måste öva mycket innan premiären så att man minns replikerna.Föreställningen handlar om en sjörövarkapten och hans hårda resa, där han måste slåss mot ett havsodjur och hitta en skatt!//TEATTERI - TeaterNÄYTELMÄ - FöreställningTRÄÄNATA, HARJOTELLA - Träna, övaPREMIÄÄRI - PremiärMERI - HavMERI-ROSVO - SjörövareMERI-MONSTERI - SjöodjurSAARI - ÖPÖÖKÄRÄINEN - SpökeMIEKKA - SvärdTAISTELA - KämpaAPUA! - Hjälp!

Lek! Del 4. I restaurangen Sarjassa Leekamhaan! saat leekata Britan, Antonin ja Aili Hennix-Raukolan kans.Nyt met leekaama restyrangia.Oon se soma ko saapi syä kunnon pitsan ko oon rohki nälkä. Mutta mitä sitä oikeasthaan voi panna pitsan pääle ja kuinka se oikhein mennee ko köökissä oon monta kokkia? //I serien Lek! får du leka med Brita, Aili och Anton Hennix-Raukola.Nu leker de restaurang. En rejäl pizza smakar bra när man är riktigt hungrig. Men vad kan man egentligen sätta på pizzan? Och hur går det när det är många kockar i köket?//RESTYRANGI - RestaurangNÄLKÄ - HungrigPITSA - PizzaMAKKARA - KorvSIENI - SvampANANAS - AnanasTOFFLA-KLASSI - ToffelglassMAITO - MjölkTILATA - BeställaASIAKAS, KYNTI - Kund

Lek! Del 3. Dockskåpet Sarjassa Leekamhaan! saat leekata Britan, Antonin ja Aili Hennix-Raukolan kans.Nyt het leekaavat nukketalossa. Pappa Possu oon nukkunu ponhiin ja stressaa ko mahoton.Kerkiä ko possu-kläpit aijossa koulhuun ja taakiksheen? Ja kuka tullee kylhään varhain aamula? //I serien Lek! får du leka med Brita, Aili och Anton Hennix-Raukola.Nu leker de i dockskåpet. Pappa Gris har försovit sig och är väldigt stressad. Ska Grisbarnen hinna i tid till skolan och förskolan? Och vem är det som kommer och hälsar på så här tidigt?//NUKKETALO - DockskåpNUKKUA PONHIIN - Försova sigSTRESSI - StressKOULU - SkolaESIKOULU, FÖRSKUULA - FörskolaPOSSU - GrisPAPPA - PappaKLÄPIT - BarnTONTTU - Tomte

Lek! Del 2. Hos veterinären Sarjassa Leekamhaan! saat leekata Britan, Antonin ja Aili Hennix-Raukolan kans.Nyt Ukko-koirala oon vatta kipeä, mitä siihen tekkee? Anton, Brita, Aili ja Ukko leekaavat ette het menevät elläinlääkärin tykö. //I serien Lek! får du leka tillsammans med Brita, Anton och Aili Hennix-Raukola.Nu har hunden Ukko ont i magen, vad gör man åt det? Anton, Brita, Aili och Ukko leker att de går till veterinären. //ELLÄINLÄÄKÄRI, VETRINÄÄRI - VeterinärKIPU - VärkVATTA - MageTASSU - TassKOIRA - HundKRUKUTIILI - KrokodilKISSA - KattKÄÄRME - OrmPRUUTA - SprutaJYMPATA - GymnastiseraKAKATA - Bajsa

Lek! Del 1. Hos frisören Sarjassa Leekamhaan! saat leekata Britan, Antonin ja Aili Hennix-Raukolan kans.Nyt leekaama frisööriä, met tutustumma frisöörin eri kampheisiin ja porisemma vähän, niinko sitä pruukathaan. Ja se oon vähän pelottavvaa kans, ajattele jos frisööri leikka pois kaikki tukan?//I serien Lek! får du leka tillsammans med Brita, Anton och Aili Hennix-Raukola.Nu leker vi frisör och bekantar oss med frisörens olika grejer, och pratar lite, så där som man gör.Och det är lite läskigt också, tänk om frisören klipper bort allt hår?//FRISÖÖRI - FrisörTUKKA - HårLEIKKOA - KlippaRAAKATA - RakaSAKSI - SaxKAMPA - KamPEILI - SpegelFÄRJÄTÄ - FärgaROOSA - Rosa

Ron talks with Krystyna Lennon, world renowned professional hypnotist, television personality, author and media source best known for hypnotizing the likes of Simon Cowell and Drew Barrymore.  She has appeared on Britan's Got Talent and has over 100 million You Tube views. Their discussion reveals many fascinating answers to questions about hypnosis and hypnotherapy.  Sponsors:    Hero Soap Company-use code RAP when ordering for 10% discount                     www.herosoapcompany.com                     Veganify Digital Book                     https://0ad60ex3z34z4x3qs9l8ja0s7g.hop.clickbank.net  Links:           www.krystynalennon.co.uk                     https://itsawrapwithrap.com                     #HC Univeral Network   

Ron talks with Krystyna Lennon, world renowned professional hypnotist, television personality, author and media source best known for hypnotizing the likes of Simon Cowell and Drew Barrymore.  She has appeared on Britan's Got Talent and has over 100 million You Tube views. Their discussion reveals many fascinating answers to questions about hypnosis and hypnotherapy.  Sponsors:    Hero Soap Company-use code RAP when ordering for 10% discount                     www.herosoapcompany.com                     Veganify Digital Book                     https://0ad60ex3z34z4x3qs9l8ja0s7g.hop.clickbank.net  Links:           www.krystynalennon.co.uk                     https://itsawrapwithrap.com                     #HC Univeral Network   

Happy Halloween. In this episode, we discuss the history of some of the witch trials and the self-proclaimed Witchfinder General Mathew Hopkins! along with a quick bonus of Faries, brownies, and Hobgoblins. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/womensettlers/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/womensettlers/support

Happy Halloween. In this episode, we discuss the history of some of the witch trials and the self-proclaimed Witchfinder General Mathew Hopkins! along with a quick bonus of Faries, brownies, and Hobgoblins. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/womensettlers/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/womensettlers/support

The 21 century has finally arrived in Britain with the passing of a crown.The Carolingian age has begun in the kingdom. Full Show Notes: https://www.thejaymo.net/2022/09/25/2234-the-funeral/ Support the Show Watch on Youtube My Blog Permanently moved is a personal podcast 301 seconds in length, written and recorded by @thejaymo

Australia maintains a formal and sentimental connection to the British Monarchy as a legacy of British colonisation. The passing of Queen Elizabeth II at the age of 96, on 8 September 2022 raises the question of: What is the role of the British monarchy in contemporary Australia? - Australia waxay wali xiriir rasmi ah iyo mid dareenba la leedahay Boqortooyada Britan taas oo laga dhaxlay gumasigii Britan. Geerida Boqorad Elizabeth ayaa dhalisay su'aasha ah: Muxuu noqonayaa doorka Boqortooyada Britan ee Australiada casriga ah.?

Article appeared on September 5th 2022 in the New York times. This is a review of that article by Joseph Bonner. This show is in no way connected to the New York times. Rather we review their articles and provide personal commentary.Full article please visit www.nytimes.com/2022/09/05/world/Europe/liz-truss-uk-prime-minister.html

Alice Cooper, Slash, Gene Simmons, Rob Halford, Sammy Hagar, Anne Wilson, Stephen Tyler, Roger Daltrey, .... Imagine being in a band with any of them, now that is actually a reality. David Fishof is the mastermind of making these dreams come true. "Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp" , or just "Rock Camp" is the opportunity for people to go and engage in a learning workshop with the industry's finest performers. This isn't American Idol, or Britan's Got Talent, this is people busting out the guitar and playing along with the guys in KISS, or Pink Floyd. According to David Fishof, Rock and Roll Dreams do come true. The documentary film "Rock Camp" just recently released covers all of this, and is a very eye opening experience into seeing how these "Legends" can sit down with a normal guy, write a song together, and do something magical. It was a great movie, Rock on everyone. And Rest in Peace Howard "Dr Johnny Fever" Hessman. sizzlereel rockcamp masterclass #rockcamp #sammyhagar #kisstheband #judaspriest #rogerdaltrey #joeperry #alicecooper #genesimmions #masterclass #paulstanley #slash #themonkeys #mickeydolenz #tonyrobbins #findyourpassion

This week The TV Boys sit down to talk about the one and only Benny C! Buckle up!

Iyadoo dilka xildhibaanka lagu eedeeyay wiil u dhashay dalka Britan laakiin asalkiisu ka soo jeedo Soomaaliya ayay Jaaliyada Soomaalida dalkaasi tacsi u dirtay qoyska iyo shacabka guud ee dalka.Haddaba saamayn intee le'eg ayay arintan ku yeelanaysaa Jaaliyada?

Todd opens the second hour expanding on the consistent hypocrisy of the CT politicians, and touches on Lamont briefing the media today in order to justify the extension of emergency powers. Todd then fields callers on the issue with New Britain schools, and the mishandling that has led them to this moment with consistent behavior issues. Tune in weekdays 2-6 PM EST on WTIC Newstalk 1080 ;or on the new Audacy app! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Britan, 29, is from New York City. He is a music writer, produces and artist. He started creating music in 2010 when he attended Hostos Community college, where he discovered his passion. Recently he started discovered his passion for yoga and self help. He hopes to one to be able to be a motivational speaker and guide others towards success.  In this Episode of the Best life-ing show Emily Introduces our Newest best Lifer Britan Gwyn. They chat about his career in music and how he started recording and producing songs. He talks about his favorite hobbies, including karaoke and dancing. They also go into his growth journey with best Life-ing and how Best Life-ing helped introduce Yoga and spiritual practices into his life.  . On the outside, it appeared she had it together. But on the inside, Emily struggled with being her authentic self instead of the person others wanted her to be. She often felt depressed, like she was in a hole she couldn't climb out of. Eventually, she sought the advice of a psychologist who suspected her trouble might stem from a physical disorder. After tests and trips to specialists, it was determined that Emily had a treatable thyroid disease. Now, she draws on that experience to advocate the importance of mental and physical health. She wants people to know that it is okay to seek help. Emily discovered yoga, and it became the way she connected with her body and mind to bring her life in balance. She now teaches yoga to help people find their stillness, strength, and inner peace.

15 million people are in isolation in the nation's 3 biggest cities - being Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane Australian Olympians have breached Covid protocols by leaving the Athlete's Village in Tokyo, to buy beer. Scientists in Britan discover gene patterns that could predict when women will start menopause Dieter Brummer's mother shares a heartwrenching tribute to her son as she partners with Beyond Blue to ensure his death is not in vain. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

15 million people are in isolation in the nation's 3 biggest cities - being Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane Australian Olympians have breached Covid protocols by leaving the Athlete's Village in Tokyo, to buy beer. Scientists in Britan discover gene patterns that could predict when women will start menopause Dieter Brummer's mother shares a heartwrenching tribute to her son as she partners with Beyond Blue to ensure his death is not in vain. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

15 million people are in isolation in the nation's 3 biggest cities - being Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane Australian Olympians have breached Covid protocols by leaving the Athlete's Village in Tokyo, to buy beer. Scientists in Britan discover gene patterns that could predict when women will start menopause Dieter Brummer's mother shares a heartwrenching tribute to her son as she partners with Beyond Blue to ensure his death is not in vain.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dustin sits down with Skyller Lewis, Britan Godsey, and Tyler Collins to wrap up the 2020 racing season for each driver and how they look ahead to 2021.

In this episode of Distance Makes the HeART Grow Fonder I chat with rising British figure skating star Romy! We chat all about how she is keeping her passion and love for skating alive during the quarantine, Ice The Movie, and of course both of our favorite foods... Pancakes! You don't want to miss this episode with this wonderful, eloquent young lady! About my guest:  Romy is a member of the British Ice Skating Squad. She competed at the British Ice Dance championships 2019 and is also a Brand Ambassador for skatewear company Frozen couture and Britan's Ambassador for Ice the movie. 

As Artificial Intelligence advances, it is imperative that regulations are put in place to assure people that they and their data are safe and secure, and to increase certainty to businesses that the risk of using the technology is limited. This week we are joined by Ed Britan, Microsoft's Senior Director and Policy Counsel for AI and Privacy who unravels the complexity we face in applying existing legislation around data privacy and the creation of new rules to AI.

Sharon and Daniel interviewed Tracy Britan at the APC Bar & Bat Mitzvah Expo in February of 2020. Being a past client of Daniel's company, Tracy talks about her experience utilizing Espeute Productions for entertainment and photography services at her daughter's bat mitzvah.

In today's Daily Download episode, HousingWire covers a report from Moody's Investors Service that claims the COVID-19 pandemic has delayed the mortgage industry's efforts to transition away from LIBOR.For some background on the story, here's a summary of the article:The COVID-19 pandemic has slowed the transition from the London Interbank Offer Rate, or LIBOR, an interest-rate benchmark once known as the world's most influential number.Some loans and other instruments are still being written using LIBOR as an index for the interest rate, adding to the legacy stock of financial products that will have to be dealt with when benchmark expires at the end of 2021, according to a Tuesday report from Moody's Investors Service. The pandemic has slowed efforts to transition to another benchmark, the report said.“The global coronavirus crisis is only delaying solutions to LIBOR's end,” the report said. “For many market participants, addressing liquidity needs has been a higher near-term priority than addressing their existing LIBOR exposures or launching non-LIBOR initiatives.”LIBOR is being phased out about a decade after regulators discovered traders were manipulating the rate set by Britan's biggest banks. Before details of the scandal were unveiled by investigative journalists, LIBOR was the most popular index for U.S. adjustable-rate mortgages.Following the main story, HousingWire covers the Mortgage Bankers Association's weekly applications survey that shows mortgage applications fell 1.8% last week despite mortgage rates staying low, and a report from the National Association of Realtors that shows U.S. pending home sales surged a record 44% in May.The Daily Download examines the most compelling articles reported from the HousingWire newsroom. Each afternoon, we provide our listeners with a deeper look into the stories coming across our newsroom that are helping Move Markets Forward. Hosted by the HW team and produced by Alcynna Lloyd.HousingWire articles covered in this episode:COVID-19 pandemic delays efforts to transition away from LIBOR, Moody's saysMortgage applications continue to slow despite low-rate environmentS. pending home sales surged a record 44% in May

As the past president of the Americana Music Association, Mark Moffatt has an incredible musical background. This Australian born producer and guitarist moved to London in the early 1970s and worked with many of Britan's hottest acts.  In 1996 Mark moved to Nashville, where he was director of A&R at Ten Ten until 2001. Mark has worked with such greats as Keith Urban, Tony Joe White, Deana Carter, and a host of other Country and Americana artists.  Mark discusses how the music industry is changing, the challenges and opportunities of the Americana genre, and how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting musicians and music venues throughout the U.S. and abroad. Mark also an inagural board member of the Americana Music Association Foundation.

In this episode, Chef, Writer, Photographer, and overall nicest guy @dan_lepard joins @ajit_bhaskar & @maxdavinci as they talk about his culinary journey, food, and its cultural significance in Australia, Britan, and India. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We decode the brilliant story-telling ability of one of the UK's finest, Craig David, in his signature single - 'Fill Me In'.

Matt and Dustin sit down and talk with Britan Godsey.

We accidentally ran low on our time allotted by our free plan, so, a quick note from us at Fairy Tale letting y'all know what's going on. Full episode later this week with Snow-white and Rose-red, and Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. Quarantine is rough- if you or someone you know needs help, please reach out to:Call 911Visit the Disaster Distress Helplineexternal, call 1-800-985-5990, or text TalkWithUs to 66746Visit the National Domestic Violence Hotlineexternal, or call 1-800-799-7233 and TTY 1-800-787-3224. They are available 24/7 in 200 languages. Battered Women Support Services, call or text 604-653-1867, call 1-855-687-1868 or 604-684-1868. They can also be emailed at intake@bwss.org.If you're listening from Britan, call 999, listen to the options, and respond by tapping on the handset, and press 55 if you can. In the Canary Islands and Spain, if you need help in a domestic abuse situation, go to a pharmacy and ask for Mask-19. Start your own podcast with BuzzsproutFree Delivery on Your First Order Over $35 from InstacartBuy us a coffeeFollow us on InstagramFollow us on FacebookSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/ChaoslillyCreations)

During an unprecedented time in peacetime Britan, and even the world, football has taken a back seat while we all try and survive the Coronavirus pandemic.  But that hasn't stopped there being a number of pressing talking points, not least what the sport should do for the rest of the season. Should they play behind closed doors? Should they follow Karren Brady's lead and just null and void the campaign? Should we just end the season with the league tables as they are?  Either way, West Ham will be affected and that's what the boys discussed on this week's show, albeit from the comfort of their own homes as Charlie was forced to self isolate on his own in the studio. James Jones and Will Pugh spoke in depth about what the pandemic means for football, West Ham, Leyton Orient's FIFA tournament and, as always, they did the Mystery West Ham Rogue Players Quiz, which involved some interesting trivia about Ilie Dumitrescu.  With a VAR check deciding the winner, it's fair to say James has a lot of work to do in the quiz! Please leave us five stars and a review if you like what we do and tell your friends to listen in and SUBSCRIBE. #WHUFC #COYI

The relationship between American and Britain is one of the deepest, strongest and most powerful relationships between any two countries ever and it feels like except that one time back in the day, we've always been homies. But that couldn't be further from the truth, America and Britain have fought two wars, almost gone to war three times, feuded over some borders, had a few riots and even an axe fight or two. But why did we hate each other? How did we stop hating each other? Are there any bears attacks involved? Maybe. Special Guest Timmy Booth ALSO I MISPRONOUNCE WINFIELD SCOTT'S NAME AS WINFRED SCOTT APOLOGIES TO HIM AND HIS ANCESTORS.

I spoke with a Black woman from London who is vising Charlotte the other day about what black people in great Britan are saying about Prince Harry and Meagan Markle leaving the Royal family...Was it that she could not take the racism anymore? We spoke with Kate Jegede and got an interesting twist that you have never heard. LONDON — When Prince Harry and Meghan announced this week that they would be stepping back from their royal duties and spending extensive time in North America, many of Britain’s minority residents said they felt a burst of relief. At long last, many said in interviews, the couple might finally escape the abuse, much of it racially tinged, that has been heaped upon them by the British press, particularly the country’s raucous tabloids. “Thank God they are free,” said Sanaa Edness, lifting her arms to the sky as she walked through Fordham Park in southeast London. “Nobody should tolerate bullying and abusive behavior because of the color of their skin. All of this is about her race. I know it because as a Caribbean woman who did not grow up here, I have experienced it myself.” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bj-murphy9/support

7:40 : Comentarios de las transmisiones anteriores 25:35 : Polemica, hablamos de twitter (perdón): EL CINE SE HA MURIDO! 48:30 : Estrenos torrent de la semana 55:40 : Akira (1988) 1:12:50 : River perdio la final 1:18:30 : Festival de Cien de Mar del Plata 2019: Libro Cuadernos de Critica 01 1:20:15 : La ciudad de Mar del Plata 1:27:35 : Retrospectivas: John M. Stahl, Djibril Diop Mambety, Nina Menkes 1:35:05 : Made in Britan (1982) 1:48:45 : Ne croyez surtout pas que je hurle (2019) 1:52:30 : Liberte (2019) 1:56:00 : Tratamos de pensar el cine un poquisho: Longa Noite (2019), The World is Full of Secrets (2018), Sete anos em Maio (2018) 2:17:00 : The Devil Next Door (2019) 2:28:20 : Parasite (2019)

Cette semaine, Clotilde Seille rencontre Marjorie Théodore, présidente directrice générale et Marc Britan, directeur du développement chez Vues et Voix qui racontent l’aventure du livre audio ici. Aussi, on revient sur le formidable projet “Je suis, nous sommes, vous êtes” qui fait entendre les histoires de résilience avec Clélie Baret du Centre d’intégration à la vie active (CIVA).… Cet article Avec Marjorie Théodore, Marc Britan et Clélie Baret est apparu en premier sur Canal M, la radio de Vues et Voix.

This week, we review "Downton Abbey", all while drinking the cleverly named cocktail "A Spot of Tea"!!We have some Downton Abbey newbies and some Downton Abbey veterans talk about the movie! Look out for new episodes every Monday and for recipes on all our drinks check out our Twitter and Instagram @poppourreview!!!

Episode 45 is here and after a short layoff, we brought the Boom! A triple shot of guests, including the Master of Monotone, Josh Calisto talks about the upcoming Showtime schedule. Black Sexellence, Devon Monroe gets his first taste of "PodLife", with his first experience on the show discussing the rise of LGBTQ+ in the wrestling community. And of course, everyones favorite d-bag, fresh off his 1 month exile....I mean...excursion to the U.K., Rylie Jackson! Enjoy the madness!

Our long-time friend Britan stopped by to share her story with us. She touches on self-harm, getting hooked on the acceptance that drugs and alcohol brought to her life and coming back to the rooms after a long relapse. We attempt to tackle the idea of whether women have a more difficult time getting and staying sober or not, time travel, and new perspectives on the program after relapse. It's very hot in LA and the sweat is real on this episode.

Black Pudding lobbing is no joke. It's been around since the War of the Roses. This yearly tradition continues on in Ramsbottom, where black puddings are lobbed at Yorkshire puddings on posts high above competitors. Why do they do this? Well, in previous iterations, it was a continuation of an ongoing battle, but today it's to raise money for local families in need of a little assistance.We talk with Jimmy Cunliffe, the current organizer of the event and Gillian, the social media person with the competition.

China had 61 million left-behind children...that's almost Britan's total population.    中国用短短二三十年时间完成了其他国家耗时近一个世纪才能完成的工业化过程。和这场工业革命的速度同样惊人的是它的规模。在工业革命开始的时候，英国人口仅有1000万左右。中国今天的人口是当时英国的100倍以上。 Zhōngguó yòng duǎnduǎn èr sānshí nián shíjiān wánchéng le qítāguójiā hàoshí jìn yī ge shìjì cáinéng wánchéng de gōngyèhuà guòchéng . Hé zhè chǎng gōngyègémìng de sùdù tóngyàng jīngrén de shì tā de guīmó . Zài gōngyègémìng kāishǐ de shíhou , Yīngguó rénkǒu jǐn yǒu yīqiānwàn zuǒyòu . Zhōngguó jīntiān de rénkǒu shì dāngshí Yīngguó de yībǎi bèi yǐshàng . 2013年之前的5年时间里，中国建筑工地上消耗的水泥以及银行发放的贷款相当于美国20世纪的总和。经济的迅猛增长往往伴随着社会问题，这些社会问题的严重程度可能连创作了《雾都孤儿》的小说家查尔斯·狄更斯都难以想象。要观察这些社会问题和社会代价的最佳角度，无疑是中国的“留守儿童”。 Èr líng yīsān nián zhīqián de wǔ nián shíjiān lǐ , Zhōngguó jiànzhúgōngdì shàng xiāohào de shuǐní yǐjí yínháng fāfàng de dàikuǎn xiāngdāngyú Měiguó èrshí shìjì de zǒnghé . Jīngjì de xùnměng zēngzhǎng wǎngwǎng bànsuí zhe shèhuìwèntí , zhè xiē shèhuìwèntí de yánzhòng chéngdù kěnéng lián chuàngzuò le 《 wùdōugūer》 de xiǎoshuōjiā Cháěrsī - dígèngsī dōu nányǐ xiǎngxiàng .Yào guānchá zhè xiē shèhuìwèntí hé shèhuì dàijià de zuìjiā jiǎodù , wúyí shì Zhōngguó de " liú shǒu értóng " . 唐宇文的父母在成都的一家制衣厂工作。如同一个世纪前的英国曼彻斯特一样，他们被工业革命的力量拽出了自己家庭所在的乡村。 Táng Yǔwén de fùmǔ zài chéngdū de yījiā zhìyīchǎng gōngzuò. Rútóng yīgè shìjì qián de yīngguó mànchèsītè yīyàng, tāmen bèi gōngyè gémìng de lìliàng zhuài chūle zìjǐ jiātíng suǒzài de xiāngcūn.   最新的统计称，在中国，有6000万名儿童像唐宇文一样生活在农村的留守家庭里，他们的父母在异地工作和生活，操作着建筑工地上的机械设备，支撑着中国的经济奇迹。这个数量相当于1/5的中国儿童。近年来，中国的官媒开始被允许探讨这种现象所带来的恶劣后果。据《中国日报》报道，2015年6月，一个中国留守家庭里的4名儿童死于误用杀虫剂，最小的仅5岁。报道说，这并非孤例。 Zuìxīn de tǒngjì chēng, zài zhōngguó, yǒu 6000 wàn míng ertóng xiàng Táng Yǔwén yīyàng shēnghuó zài nóngcūn de liúshǒu jiātíng lǐ, tāmen de fùmǔ zài yìdì gōngzuò hé shēnghuó, cāozuòzhe jiànzhù gōngdì shàng de jīxiè shèbèi, zhīchēngzhe zhōngguó de jīngjì qíjī. Zhège shùliàng xiāngdāng yú wǔ fēn zhī yī de zhōngguó értóng. Jìnnián lái, zhōngguó de guān méi kāishǐ bèi yǔnxǔ tàntǎo zhè zhǒng xiànxiàng suǒ dài lái de èliè hòuguǒ. Jù 《zhōngguó rìbào》bàodào,2015 nián 6 yuè, yīgè zhōngguó liúshǒu jiātíng lǐ de 4 míng er tóng sǐyú wùyòng shā chóng jì, zuìxiǎo de jǐn 5 suì. Bàodào shuō, zhè bìngfēi gū lì. 唐宇文和祖母一起生活在中国四川省的思贤乡，家里还有其他三个兄弟姐妹。他们挤在学校附近的一间公寓房内，生活窘迫，需要和邻居共用卫生间，在房间里的一个金属盆里洗澡。四个小孩都是留守儿童。在过去的几十年里，数以百万计的中国工人正是从这样的四川遥远乡村来到城市，他们的经历大致相同。在思贤乡小学，差不多80%的小孩和父母分离。 Táng Yǔwén hé zǔmǔ yīqǐ shēnghuó zài zhōngguó sìchuān shěng de sīxiánxiāng, jiālǐ hái yǒu qítā sāngè xiōngdì jiěmèi. Tāmen jǐ zài xuéxiào fùjìn de yī jiàn gōngyù fáng nèi, shēnghuó jiǒngpò, xūyào hé línjū gòngyòng wèishēngjiān, zài fángjiān lǐ de yīgè jīnshǔpén lǐ xǐzǎo. Sì gè xiǎohái dōu shì liúshǒu értóng. Zài guòqù de jǐ shí nián lǐ, shùyǐbǎiwànjì de zhōngguó gōngrén zhèng shì cóng zhèyàng de sìchuān yáoyuǎn xiāngcūn lái dào chéngshì, tāmen de jīnglì dàzhì xiāngtóng. Zài sī xián xiāng xiǎoxué, chàbùduō 80%de xiǎohái hé fùmǔ fēnlí.   现代化的中国建立在这些农民工离乡务工的基础上，他们的子女同样付出了沉重的代价。但在唐宇文的采访中，这种代价却显得十分平常。 Xiàndàihuà de zhōngguó jiànlì zài zhèxiē nóngmín gōng líxiāngwùgōng de jīchǔ shàng, tāmen de zǐnǚ tóngyàng fùchūle chénzhòng de dàijià. Dàn zài Táng Yǔwén de cǎifǎng zhōng, zhè zhǒng dàijià què xiǎndé shífēn píngcháng. “我知道爸爸妈妈挣钱不容易。”他告诉我，“但我非常想他们，这很痛苦。” “Wǒ zhīdào bàba māmā zhèng qián bù róngyì.” Tā gàosù wǒ,“dàn wǒ fēicháng xiǎng tāmen, zhè hěn tòngkǔ.” 在贵州省，距离误用杀虫剂事件发生地不远的地方，我们采访了独自生活的两姐弟，14岁的陶篮和11岁的陶进坤。凉风从窗户的缝隙漏进家里的两个房间，陶篮正在辅导弟弟做作业。她在一片很小的自留地里种菜，还要自己做饭。两个孩子轮流洗碗。他们的父母在一千英里以外的城市工作，每年只回家一次。 Zài guìzhōu shěng, jùlí wùyòng shāchóngjì shìjiàn fāshēng dì bù yuǎn de dìfāng, wǒmen cǎifǎngle dúzì shēnghuó de liǎng jiě dì,14 suì de Táo Lán hé 11 suì de Táo Jìnkūn. Liángfēng cóng chuānghù de fèngxì lòu jìn jiālǐ de liǎnggè fángjiān, Táo lán zhèngzài fǔdǎo dìdi zuò zuo yè. Tā zài yīpiàn hěn xiǎo de zìliúdì lǐ zhòng cài, hái yào zìjǐ zuòfàn. Liǎng gè háizi lúnliú xǐwǎn. Tāmen de fùmǔ zài yīqiān yīnglǐ yǐwài de chéngshì gōngzuò, měinián zhǐ huíjiā yīcì. “如果在学校遇到不高兴的事 又不能回家告诉爸爸妈妈，这种情况非常糟糕吧。”我问陶篮。 “我不能告诉他们。”她一边回答一边擦眼泪，“爸爸妈妈生活很辛苦，我不想让他们为我担心。” “Rúguǒ zài xuéxiào yù dào bù gāoxìng de shì yòu bùnéng huí jiā gàosù bàba māma, zhè zhǒng qíngkuàng fēicháng zāogāo ba.” Wǒ wèn Táo Lán. “Wǒ bùnéng gàosù tāmen.” Tā yībiān huídá yībiān cā yǎnlèi,“bàba māmā shēnghuó hěn xīnkǔ, wǒ bùxiǎng ràng tāmen wèi wǒ dānxīn.” 在西方国家，毫无疑问，童年缺乏关爱有可能导致长大后出现反社会的倾向和犯罪行为已经广为人知。 Zài xīfāng guójiā, háo wú yíwèn, tóngnián quēfá guān'ài yǒu kěnéng dǎozhì zhǎng dà hòu chūxiàn fǎn shèhuì de qīngxiàng hé fànzuì xíngwéi yǐjīng guǎngwéirénzhī. 但让我吃惊的是，在四川和贵州的采访中，我看到的不是愤怒或者不满。 Dàn ràng wǒ chījīng de shì, zài sìchuān hé guìzhōu de cǎifǎng zhōng, wǒ kàn dào de bùshì fènnù huòzhě bùmǎn. 我看到的是在父母面对经济压力不得不做出离家的困难选择时，这些孩子表现出的惊人的成熟。 Wǒ kàn dào de shì zài fùmǔ miànduì jīngjì yālì bùdébù zuò chū líjiā de kùnnán xuǎnzé shí, zhèxiē háizi biǎoxiàn chū de jīngrén de chéngshú. 但即便如此，不是所有的孩子都能隐藏自己的情感。唐宇文9岁的同学詹嘉悦，就在采访中流露出明显的焦虑。 Dàn jíbiàn rúcǐ, bùshì suǒyǒu de háizi dōu néng yǐncáng zìjǐ de qínggǎn. Táng yǔwén 9 suì de tóngxué zhān jiāyuè, jiù zài cǎifǎng zhōngliúlù chū míngxiǎn de jiāolǜ.   —选自 https://www.bbc.com/zhongwen/simp/china/2016/04/160413_ana_china_left_behind_children   Support us and become our Patrons https://www.patreon.com/learningchinesethroughstories Are you already a listener? Leaving the show a review on iTunes will help more people find the podcast. Thank you!!

Let me tell you a story about how for me, Christmas and Summer belong together. The story involves one of my favorite little kids. Our little Cecelia. Cecelia loves airplanes. I took her for a flight in my little four seat Piper while she was here one Summer, and I explained about the ailerons, and the rudder, and the flaps...and she understood. She's smart. She not only understood, but evidently she gave a lecture on the subject to her day care class...complete with an "oh wow" from her assembled colleagues. Our daughter Kris says Cecelia is quite convinced she can fly the airliner next time they come to visit. There IS something genuinely magical about climbing into an airplane, and lifting off into the sky. A pilot-poet once said it was like... "Reaching out to touch the face of God." That pilot was a nineteen year old kid...no he was a nineteen year old hero...because he gave his life when his Royal Air Force Spitfire fighter plane was shot down in the Battle of Britan. This podcast is about the connection between our little Cecelia, Summertime, and Christmas. Give a listen please.

Let me tell you a story about how for me, Christmas and Summer belong together. The story involves one of my favorite little kids. Our little Cecelia. Cecelia loves airplanes. I took her for a flight in my little four seat Piper while she was here one Summer, and I explained about the ailerons, and the rudder, and the flaps...and she understood. She's smart. She not only understood, but evidently she gave a lecture on the subject to her day care class...complete with an "oh wow" from her assembled colleagues. Our daughter Kris says Cecelia is quite convinced she can fly the airliner next time they come to visit. There IS something genuinely magical about climbing into an airplane, and lifting off into the sky. A pilot-poet once said it was like... "Reaching out to touch the face of God." That pilot was a nineteen year old kid...no he was a nineteen year old hero...because he gave his life when his Royal Air Force Spitfire fighter plane was shot down in the Battle of Britan. This podcast is about the connection between our little Cecelia, Summertime, and Christmas. Give a listen please.

Dustin, Matt, and Nathan sit down with 3rd Generation driver Britan Godsey.

No terceiro episódio do podcast Sonzera F.C, Mauricio Barros, Eduardo Tironi, Lúcio Ribeiro, João Gonzales e Rogério "Britanófilo" Andrade pegam carona no confronto entre Bayern e Liverpool pela Liga dos Campeões, e falam de rock alemão, Kraftwerk, Beatles, Elvis Costello e muito mais. Muita bola e Rock n'roll pra você! This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

No segundo episódio do podcast Sonzera F.C, Mauricio Barros, Eduardo Tironi, Lúcio Ribeiro, João Gonzales e Rogério "Britanófilo" Andrade falam sobre o jogo de volta entre Paris Saint Germain e Manchester United, na Liga dos Campeões. This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

No episódio de estréia do Sonzêra F.C, Mauricio Barros, Eduardo Tironi, Lucio Ribeiro, João Gonzales e Rogério "Britanófilo" Andrade falam sobre um clássico do futebol inglês, Chelsea x Tottenhan, trazendo toda a ligação dos times com a música. Tem Rolling Stones, The Clash, a rivalidade Oasis x Blur, o surgimento do movimento punk e muito mais. Rock on!

Thanksgiving Expectations by Kimberly and Britan

Life Is Not Fair by Kimberly and Britan

Fear of Failure by Kimberly and Britan

Follow Kimberly and Britan (mother/daughter duo) through their journey as they share their experience with the passing of Kimberly's dad unexpected death, changes to life, and put their exciting touch on the Kentucky Wildcats!

Listen as Kimberly and Britan give so "advice" on expectations from a mother and daughter point of view. Positive news stories to share along with fitness and sports; from a girls point of view.

Let’s tangent it up! Featuring: Andi Preller, David Hopkins, & special guest Kent Blue. Running Time: 1:46:43 Topics Dave is attending Britan’s grandest wedding of 2018, so Andi and David welcome returning guest and friend Kent Blue to the show to talk horror board games, RPGs, and favorite horror sub-genres! As you may know, Kent is

Meet Icon, Lily Tomlin, Britan's Best, Craig Ferguson, Veep's Paul Scheer, and more… all on The Red Carpet to Shine Their Pet Lovin' Light on the Animals! In one night, A Super Smiley Adventure joins them all - talking it up for pets! More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - LIVE on The Red Carpet! Lily Tomlin Joins up with Super Comedians for Voice for the Animals on Pet Life Radio

Like a bare fist full of raw venison meat, MasterChef Junior S04E10, "A Gordon Ramsay Dinner Party," is a harsh dose of reality. As the last six contestants face off to serve Gordon's suspiciously good-looking bffs at his obscenely beautiful LA home, we're asking the tough questions: Is Gordon Ramsay trying to sell his house? Why does Jenni keep trying to body-shame Britan's most beloved chef? Exactly how many deer has little Chef Avery murdered in her short but productive life? And can we please see G.R.'s burned butter-foot? We can maybe see why we weren't invited to this party.

Grant Howitt reconvenes with Dottore for another chat about all things Britsy. PLUS A FREE GIFT FROM GRANT!!! 1. What's all this then? - The tragedy of Boaty McBoatface 2. How's your father? - "Leftenants", "Vicars", and "Bobbies"! Cor, buckle me tight! 3. Crusty jugglers - Church Grims and Devil Doors Grant successed Unbound RPG! Follow the link to order the full version! This episode is brought to you by Capsule Force from our friends at Iron Galaxy. MAKE MY MONSTER GROW! Please check out our Patreon page. Blastropodcast is proud to be a member of the Chicago Podcast Cooperative. This episode features "Quirky Dog" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/.

How journalist Anuj Dhar researched the disappearance of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. We talk about his books on Netaji Bose including What Happened to Netaji? and India's Best Kept Secret. Anuj Dhar is a former journalist who has spent over 10 years working to unravel the mystery surrounding the disappearance and death of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. He has written many hard hitting books on this topic, including India's Biggest Cover Up and What Happened to Netaji? He has spoken on this issue extensively on many forums including TedX. Anuj writes in his books and holds the view that  there was no air crash; and that Netaji Bose died in the 1980s after living as a monk named Gumnami Baba or Bhagwanji in Faizabad. Anuj's interview was recorded at the venue of the Bangalore Literary Festival in December 2015. About Netaji Bose: Subhas Chanda Bose was a freedom fighter who fought for India's independence from Britan. According to official records, he died on 18 August 1945, when a Japanese plane carrying him crashed in Japanese-occupied Taiwan. Please subscribe to the podcast in iTunes or Stitcher and if you like this podcast, please leave a review!  Shownotes from this episode are available at mykitaab.in/anuj

The leading voice of church planting, Ed Stetzer, joing Pete and Peyton on this Podcast. From Ed you will discover the biggest mistakes he's made in church planting... The most valuable lessons learned. What Ed sees as the biggest challenge to planting right now... The future of church planting... Of, and of course, the difference between England, Britan and the UK. Ed Stetzer is the President of LifeWay Research, a prolific author, and well-known conference and seminar leader. Stetzer has planted, revitalized, and pastored churches, trained pastors and church planters on six continents, holds two masters degrees and two doctorates, and has written dozens of articles and books.

Top 50 conundrums of modern Britan solved, a lady with not one but two foo foos and the invention of cool punctuation.

Marias speaks with Justine Roberts, the co-founder of the most powerful site in the UK – MUMSNET. Womens voices are so strong and in Britan that fact was made known in a big way. The 10-year old site was at the center of that countrys last General Election. Justine shares the secret behind MUMSNETs success and how theyve shaken things up across the pond…. And maybe some things WE can learn from them.

This week our pick is Drowsy Maggie. Katie’s pick is by “Matt Molloy” from the album “Heathery Breeze”. Seth’s pick is by “The Bucket Band” and is from their album “Live in Britan”. Our website is http://everythingfolk.blogspot.com/ Enjoy!

Hey Babies this is mama.. i want to welcome you to my first podcast. This first episode i talk about Bo the metrosexual dog. The amazing Susan Boyle of Britan's got Talent and music artist Lisa Shaw... I hope you enjoy the show.. remember Mama luvs you... 04152009

If you want to download the show manually (instead of using a podcast aggregater such as Itunes) then right-click on this link: http://media.libsyn.com/media/bbdp/bbdp42.mp3 and choose SAVE TARGET AS to save the file to your hard drive. In this time of economic downturn with Walt Disney World seemingly, battening down the hatches for a slow down in business by cutting back on some of its live entertainment groups, it is nice to hear that some folks from the Adventurers Club and Comedy Warehouse may have other jobs on property, I recently leaned that Carol, a talented keyboardist who worked at the Comedy Warehouse, got a job at Rose & Crown Pub, while I was quite pleased to hear this my next thought was, "Does that mean that Pam Brodie has went into full retirement? (she works two days a week in a sort of semi-retirement position), or are they getting rid of Leon Gregory?", it then occurred to me that perhaps there was another option too perhaps they would add some earlier sets, I then realized in the current economic climate that was quite unlikely, and when I got the opportunity to chat with some other fans asked if any of them had heard what the story was, unfortunately it turns out they are getting rid of Leon, in fact his last day has come and gone. Unfortunately times of unemployment seem to be an unavoidable fact of life for most musicians. You know, when you think about it Walt Disney World allows an almost unheard of opportunity for musicians to have regular work without having to travel. I'll miss Leon and hope he lands on his feet, and with his talent and experience, think that he may have a better chace at that than most folks would in his situation, with some luck I may get to hear him play again someday. As for Carol I only caught her once, as for me I only made my first trip to the Comedy Warehouse for the first time last December (and decided I needed to visit it more on future trips, oh well, so much for that!) even from that brief exposure it was clear she is one talented individual. So the next time I'm at the pub in the Great Brittan Pavilion I'll enjoy Carol (or Pam Brodie if it is one of her days) but I'll pause and think of Leon Gregory in a silent toast to him. As I recounted on this episode I first saw Leon perform on the "Trip without a camera" (Celebration 25), but the set in this episode was recorded a few weeks later when I was on a trip where I was able to stop and listen for a full set (RADP 12).  linksThe Let's Talk About Disney Forums:http://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/index.php The Mousin it up! subsection of LTADhttp://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/forumdisplay.php?f=64The Yahoo group for the bigbrian-nc.com site and NC Disney news is at:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/disneypodcast/ Steve Soares fine site of WDW entertainment schedules:http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/ songsThe Extraordinary Leon Gregory 1. unknown2. pub Medley It’s A Long, long way to Tipperary I want a rotten song Roll out the Barrel I’m Henry the Eighth I am 3. I can’t see me lovin nobody but you4. Last Train to Clarksville 5. Hello, Dolly! 6. Somewhere Beyond the Sea7. Sweet Caroline8. Piano Man 9. Knock Three Times 10. Don’t let the Sun go Down on Me11. The Sunny Side of the Street12. Lady Madonna 13. I love you just the way you are14. unknown pub song 15. Me and Bobby McGee16. King of the Road17. Oh Mandy 18. Reelin’ in the Years 19. House of the Rising Sun20. That’ll be the Day 21. Spinning Wheel 22. I Write The Songs Selected photosOctober 13, 2007      VideoAfter the first verse of "knock three times" I knew I wanted a video on the next go around of the "knocking".http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xtm_t2XToiA http://www.youtube.com/v/Xtm_t2XToiA&rel=1feedback? Questions? Please.... E-mail Me martsolf@mindspring.com

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