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Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Two employees of the Berkeley County tax office are charged with stealing millions over many years from the office--Remains found in Randolph County may be those of a missing man--Senator Capito talks about being the target of a terror plot to attack the White House UFC event--In Sports: WVU baseball is now back home from Omaha and reflecting on what a season it was 

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Veronica ha 53 anni, vive a Milano e oggi insegna italiano agli stranieri. Ma prima di arrivare qui ha fatto molte vite. Figlia di «due poveri ma belli» - una madre dirigente bancaria che in casa gestiva tutto il denaro senza mai spiegarle come funzionava e un padre manager che con i soldi aveva un ottimo rapporto pur non essendo nato ricco - cresce con un mandato chiaro: le cose bisogna guadagnarsele.Dopo la laurea in Scienze Politiche entra in un'agenzia delle Nazioni Unite, poi passa al marketing. Giovane, brava, fa carriera in fretta. Fino al 2001, quando la multinazionale per cui lavora chiude la sede italiana. Così, apre la partita Iva e diventa freelance. Lo vive male, almeno all'inizio: «Era un fallimento personale. Mi sentivo sprecata». Ciò che Veronica capirà solo molti anni più tardi è di essere stata, suo malgrado, un'apripista. Una cavia della precarizzazione del lavoro qualificato, che ha anticipato di vent'anni quello che sarebbe diventato la normalità per tutti.Incinta del secondo figlio perde il committente principale. A Milano, metà anni Duemila, essere una mamma a casa significa sentirsi sole e invisibili. Una sera, dopo l'ennesima festa in cui si è sentita sottovalutata, apre un blog. È il 2008. Internet è ancora un posto in cui si scrive. Veronica diventa quella che lei stessa chiama «un'influencer della parola»: radio, convegni, un romanzo, riconoscimento. I soldi che entrano non sono molti, ma a Veronica non importa: è una mamma a tempo pieno con una quotidianità complicata e un marito in viaggio «trecento giorni l'anno».Poi arriva Instagram. Le aziende smettono di guardare ai contenuti e iniziano a contare i follower e per restare in gioco bisogna smettere di scrivere e cominciare a mostrarsi. Veronica, però, decide di fermarsi lì: «I miei figli erano più biondi dei figli della Ferragni, avrei potuto monetizzarli molto bene. E non ho mai voluto farlo». Una scelta che descrive come un lutto, ma anche come la più consapevole della sua vita professionale.Rimasta di nuovo senza lavoro, trova una porta laterale: insegnare italiano agli stranieri online. Mette insieme tutti i pezzi delle vite precedenti, e questa volta al riconoscimento del lavoro chiede anche quello economico: «Oggi i soldi sono molto più importanti, perché voglio dare valore a me stessa e alle mie competenze. Quando sei libera dai figli hai bisogno di vederti come persona indipendente. Per te stessa. Non moglie di, non mamma di. Sei tu che vendi te stessa. E quello che mi gratifica tanto è che, in un momento storico in cui puoi imparare la lingua con app e intelligenza artificiale, loro comprano me».

TODAY ON METRONEWS THIS MORNING: --An officer involved shooting in Kanawha County overnight leaves one dead and one wounded--Court documents reveal an abrupt change in attitudes between the Justice family and Omni Hotels in recent days--Senator Capito shares her thoughts about data centers coming to West Virginia--In Sports: WVU spring football drills culminate in Morgantown tomorrow 

Mystikken om Vibeke Manniches indsamlings-bilag fortsætter, og Civilstyrelsen stiller nye spørgsmål. Det norske kronprinsepar går tur med kendt parterapeut og en influencer har planlagt sin egen kidnapning. Vi taler også om Jeppe Stokholm, for Frihedsbrevet har boret i hans bortvisning Capito og en aflyttet telefonsamtale. Din vært er Ditte Okman og i panelet sidder chefredaktør Niels Pinborg, politisk kommentator Niels Th. Dahl og chefredaktør Per Kuskner. Programmet er produceret af Sarah Bech. Lyt til nye episoder af Det, vi taler om hver fredag kl. 14. Følg Det, vi taler om på Facebook og @ditteokman på Instagram. Vært: Ditte Okman Producer: Sarah Bech Redaktør: Andreas Østergaard https://www.youtube.com/live/Nwpnv2p-y_ISee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Maracanà con Marco Piccari e Stefano Impallomeni. Ospiti: Bucchioni:"Lukaku ha capito che non sarà nei piani del Napoli" Amoruso:"Gud ha bisogno di essere al centro del gioco" Impallomeni:"Il problema di Gud è un talento moscio"

Maracanà con Marco Piccari e Stefano Impallomeni. Ospiti: Iori:" Bernardeschi lo avrei portato" Apolloni:"Il problema della nazionale è la mancanza dei blocchi" Fattori:"Non ho capito la convocazione di Chiesa"

Dal Vangelo secondo GiovanniIn quel tempo, Gesù disse ai farisei: «Io vado e voi mi cercherete, ma morirete nel vostro peccato. Dove vado io, voi non potete venire». Dicevano allora i Giudei: «Vuole forse uccidersi, dal momento che dice: “Dove vado io, voi non potete venire”?».E diceva loro: «Voi siete di quaggiù, io sono di lassù; voi siete di questo mondo, io non sono di questo mondo. Vi ho detto che morirete nei vostri peccati; se infatti non credete che Io Sono, morirete nei vostri peccati».Gli dissero allora: «Tu, chi sei?». Gesù disse loro: «Proprio ciò che io vi dico. Molte cose ho da dire di voi, e da giudicare; ma colui che mi ha mandato è veritiero, e le cose che ho udito da lui, le dico al mondo». Non capirono che egli parlava loro del Padre.Disse allora Gesù: «Quando avrete innalzato il Figlio dell'uomo, allora conoscerete che Io Sono e che non faccio nulla da me stesso, ma parlo come il Padre mi ha insegnato. Colui che mi ha mandato è con me: non mi ha lasciato solo, perché faccio sempre le cose che gli sono gradite». A queste sue parole, molti credettero in lui.

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --More reaction to the recent session--Senator Capito touts the SAVE America Act--Morgantown ready for NCAA women's basketball fans--In Sports: it's semi-final Friday at the boys state high school basketball tournament 

These seven holy Bishops give a vivid picture of the dangers endured by those who traveled to proclaim the Gospel of Christ in the early centuries of the Church. All seven were sent as missionary bishops to Cherson on the Black Sea, and all seven died there as Martyrs. Hermon, Bishop of Jerusalem, first sent Ephraim and Basileus; Basileus raised the son of the prince of Cherson to life, after which many believed and were baptized. The unbelievers, though, bound him by the feet and dragged him through the streets until he died. Ephraim was beheaded when he refused to make sacrifice to the idols. Eugenios, Agathodoros, and Elpidios were then sent by the Bishop of Jerusalem; they were beaten to death with rods and stones. Aetherius was sent during the reign of Constantine the Great, and was able to govern the Church in freedom and peace, and to build a church in Cherson. Capito, the last to be sent, brought the Gospel to the fierce Scythians. To prove the power of his God, they asked him to go into a burning furnace, saying that if he was not consumed, they would believe. Putting all his trust in God, the holy Bishop vested himself, made the sign of the Cross, and entered the furnace. He stood in the flames, fervently praying, for an hour, and came out untouched. The spectators cried out 'There is one God, the great and powerful God of the Christians, who keeps His servant safe in the burning furnace!', and all those in the town and the surrounding countryside were baptized. This miracle was spoken of at the Council of Nicea (325). Later, Scythian unbelievers captured Capito and drowned him in the River Dnieper.   The Prologue says that Aetherios ended his life in peace; the Great Horologion, that he was drowned. All these holy missionaries labored around the beginning of the fourth century.

Today on MetroNews This Morning--The Legislature acts to repeal a law involving high school sports transfers--The state Culture Center may get money for much needed repairs--Senator Capito continues to stand behind action by the Trump Administration in Iran--In Sports: WVU falls at Kansas State 

Senator Shelley Moore Capito joined us on the Guy Benson Show today to preview tonight's State of the Union speech by President Trump. Benson and Sen. Capito discussed President Trump's accomplishments in his second term so far, and Sen. Capito also discussed a potential end to the partial government shutdown as Democrats hold out on funding DHS over funding ICE. Listen to the full interview below! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Melissa Panarello è una scrittrice, saggista e oggi anche agente letterario che a soli 17 anni diventa un caso editoriale mondiale con "100 colpi di spazzola prima di andare a dormire" e 3 milioni di copie vendute. Un successo travolgente - anche economico - che arriva prestissimo, prima ancora che abbia strumenti adulti per gestirlo. Era cresciuta a Catania in una famiglia di commercianti, dentro un'economia instabile fatta di boom improvvisi e cadute altrettanto rapide. Il denaro, in famiglia, era "contato a mano": il padre annotava tutto su un quaderno mentre la madre rivendicava con orgoglio “i suoi” primi guadagni. È lì che Melissa assorbe, senza saperlo, la sua prima educazione finanziaria e insieme una tensione profonda tra libertà e paura.Da bambina vive i continui traslochi come un'avventura, imparando presto che si può perdere tutto e ricominciare. «Ci spostavamo quasi ogni anno da una casa all'altra: con il commercio le entrate erano altalenanti, e c'erano periodi in cui i miei potevano permettersi una villetta in periferia di Catania, vicino all'Etna, e altri in cui i soldi non bastavano più. Ma l'idea di cambiare casa perché non c'erano più soldi mi dava moltissima energia».Quando il successo editoriale la investe, quella familiarità con l'instabilità si trasforma in fragilità: le arrivano cifre altissime, fino a 50mila euro al mese, che Melissa spende senza una reale protezione. «Non compravo mai cose davvero di valore. Sperperavo in cose piccole, andavo al mercato... In fondo non mi davo valore, e quei soldi sentivo di non meritarli». Compra una casa troppo grande, accende un mutuo oneroso, ignora le tasse e sperpera per compiacere gli altri. Il crollo arriva presto. A poco più di venticinque anni si ritrova senza nulla, ma paradossalmente prova una calma nuova: «Era il mio punto zero, qualcosa che conoscevo già».Oggi vive in una casa di proprietà senza mutuo, con una famiglia, guadagna infinitamente meno ma si sente più ricca. Il suo rapporto col denaro cambia quando cambia il rapporto con se stessa: «I soldi, per me, sono una storia sentimentale». La svolta definitiva arriva con l'imprenditoria: fonda un'agenzia letteraria e scopre il piacere dell'amministrare e del prendersi cura anche del valore economico del lavoro creativo. Il suo rituale di benessere finanziario è semplice e simbolico: un quaderno senza righe dove annota ogni entrata. «Do corpo a qualcosa che altrimenti sarebbe volatile». Oggi Melissa rivendica una ricchezza diversa da quella che ha conosciuto da adolescente: «So di meritarmi quello che guadagno. E questo fa tutta la differenza».

Today, POLITICO Energy host Josh Siegel sits down with West Virginia Republican Sen. Shelley Moore Capito for an extended interview. They discuss how high utility bills could hurt Republicans during the upcoming midterm elections, if President Donald Trump's anti-renewable energy strategy undercuts the GOP's message on affordability, what Congress can do to support the U.S. power grid amid rising energy demand, and the future of congressional permitting reform negotiations. Josh Siegel is a congressional energy reporter for POLITICO.  Stefan Todorovic is the video producer of POLITICO Energy. Nirmal Mulaikal is the co-host and executive producer of POLITICO Energy.  Matt Daily is the energy editor for POLITICO. Cyril Zaneski is executive editor of E&E News. Joe Schatz is the deputy editor-in-chief of POLITICO. Follow POLITICO here:    ➤ X: https://x.com/politico/ ➤ Instagram:   / politico      ➤ Facebook:   / politico   For more reporting on energy and the environment, subscribe to Power Switch, our free evening newsletter: https://www.politico.com/power-switch And for even deeper coverage and analysis, read our Morning Energy newsletter by subscribing to POLITICO Pro: https://subscriber.politicopro.com/newsletter-archive/morning-energy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Department of Health reports negative tests for oil in the Wayne water system--Senator Capito sounds off about a deal to avert a federal government shutdown--Tucker County's last coal mine will be shutdown and 200 workers laid off--In Sports: WVU men and women prepare for Baylor this weekend in Morgantown 

Dall'impatto con il lavoro e la lingua alle reti sociali e culturali italiane a Sydney, fino a una nuova idea di identità e appartenenza. Nella seconda parte del racconto della sua vita, Robert Farotto spiega cosa è significato ricominciare da zero, e perché l'Australia, per molti, non è mai solo una tappa.

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Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Three construction workers injured in Wheeling bridge collapse--Capito gets classified briefing on Maduro capture and fully sports the action--West Virginia Republicans debate whether to revisit opening primary back up to non-GOP voters--In Sports: The first semi-final matchup of the college football playoff is tonight 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:--Overnight winds have caused widespread power outages statewide--Senator Capito says she is fully behind the Trump Administration's action against drug boats from Venezuela--Governor Patrick Morrisey looks to be extending patrols by the WV National Guard to Washington into the new year--In Sports: The college football playoffs are ready to get started

Jeff Jenkins has an update on power outage numbers. Brad McElhinny discusses Senator Capito's thoughts on Venezuela military strikes. Mon County Republicans want the state party to reopen the primary election to independent voters. Chris Stirewalt stops by. And STEAM RELEASE!!!

Morning Show 12-17-25 Hour 2 Steve Adams on Capito-Reiner murder- by The Watchdog

Scopri 3 ETF a ZERO COMMISSIONI su Cui Investire: https://bit.ly/3Huy2HN----Investire in ETF fa perdere soldi...?Ci sono delle situazioni in cui investire in ETF non fa crescere il tuo patrimonio anzi, lo distrugge in maniera irrimediabile.Ma è davvero possibile? Sì, oggi vediamo insieme quando accade e soprattutto perchè a volte investire in ETF ti fa perdere soldi.Nello specifico vedremo:La diffusione degli ETFGli ETF tematiciLe azioni hanno già un trend positivoGli investitori in fondi tematici hanno perso rendimentiLa storia di ARK Innovation ETFARK ETF è l'emblema degli ETF Weatlh DestroyerQuindi gli ETF fanno davvero perdere soldi?Le criticità degli ETF TematiciI costi degli ETF TematiciCosa ne pensi?Prenota una sessione gratuita con il team di Affari Miei, ti guideremo nella scelta delle soluzioni più adatte a te: https://bit.ly/3ZHtAg2—

Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/editorialtpv Más sobre la Primera Confesión Helvética (1636), aquí: https://teologiaparavivir.com/dennison-confesiones-vol-1/  Una confesión “olvidada” que sostuvo una Reforma entera. En 1536, la Primera Confesión Helvética unificó a Zúrich, Berna, Basilea y aliados en 27–28 artículos (latín/alemán) redactados por Bullinger, Leo Jud, Myconius, Grynäus y Megander, con Bucer y Capito como mediadores. Su meta: asegurar el Bündnis interno y abrir un canal con Lutero.  En doctrina, fijó un comienzo sorprendente: Sola Scriptura y reglas de interpretación bíblica (la Escritura se interpreta a sí misma), delineó Iglesia, ministerio y disciplina (Kirchenbann) y proclamó al magistrado como custos utriusque tabulae (cuidado de religión y justicia).  En los sacramentos apostó por una fórmula irénica: cœna mystica—“se exhibe la verdadera comunión del cuerpo y sangre de Cristo”—que permitió conversar sin ceder la comprensión espiritual reformada.  El episodio narra su génesis en el sínodo de Basilea, su uso junto con la Declaratio de Zúrich y por qué, aunque triunfó como pacto suizo, fracasó como concordia con Wittenberg. Explicamos también su eclipse por la Helvética posterior (1566) y cómo su transmisión manuscrita, frente al nuevo confesionalismo impreso, selló su destino. Siguenos: - Web: https://teologiaparavivir.com/ - Blog: https://semperreformandaperu.org/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/teologiaparavivir/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/teologiaparavivir/ - Youtube: https://www.instagram.com/teologiaparavivir/

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Today on MetroNews This Morning: --It could be a few weeks before a Raleigh County judge rules in an ongoing challenge to childhood vaccination requirements--Senator Capito says Democrats shoulder the blame for the federal government shutdown, now on day 10--It's Black Walnut Festival time in Spencer--In Sports: some big games tonight in high school football and Marshall prepares to face Old Dominion 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Hospitals are worried about the potential increase in cost for the H-1B visas in the recruitment of foreign doctors--State lawmakers are in Charleston for interim meetings--Senator Capito says the threat of federal job losses is real as the government shutdown continues--In Sports: WVU Coach Rich Rodriguez says each member of the Mountaineer family needs to look within to determine if they are doing everything they can to win 

Zuppa di Porro del 29 settembre 2025: rassegna stampa quotidiana

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Morning Show 09-18-25 Hour 1 Manchin-Kimmel-Capito-TV Talk by The Watchdog

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --A Raleigh County judge wants to hear from the state's Chief Medical Officer in the ongoing vaccination controversy--Senator Capito says the Charlie Kirk murder is causing a reevaluation of public appearances and campaigning--A massive monetary gift for Marshall University--In Sports: WVU Coach Rich Rodriguez and Marshall Coach Tony Gibson address the media about this weekend's games 

Senator Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia joined The Guy Benson Show today to share her reaction to the disturbing assassination of Charlie Kirk, why it should cause the nation to pause, and why extreme political rhetoric against the other side of the aisle must be toned down. Sen. Capito and Guy also discussed the Senate's "nuclear option" to change chamber rules in order to get President Trump's nominees confirmed in the face of the left's historic taboo blockade. Capito further weighed in on the potential "overcorrection" among some conservatives who are becoming more heavily anti-vaccine toward children in response to COVID-era mandates. Listen to the full interview below! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In dieser Episode spricht Daniel Müller mit Frank Schrader, Gründer von Capito und Experte für Unternehmensnachfolge, über ein Thema, das viele Inhaber in der Zeitarbeit betrifft: Nachfolge, Exit-Strategien und Unternehmensbewertung.Frank bringt jahrzehntelange Erfahrung aus der Zeitarbeitsbranche mit (u. a. bei Randstad und Piening) und begleitet heute Unternehmer bei der Frage: Wie bereite ich mein Unternehmen optimal auf eine Übergabe oder einen Verkauf vor?

Today on MetroNews the Morning: --A former child care worker in Kanawha County enters a plea to allegations of abuse--Capito calls on the White House to restore NIH funding--The new head of the West Virginia GOP talks about the party's future--In Sports: Best Virginia advances into the semi-finals of the TBT in Charleston 

On this West Virginia Morning, what West Virginia's senior senator, Shelley Moore Capito, has to say about funding for public broadcasting after she and other Republicans vote for cuts. Plus, a photographer and filmmaker who grew up in West Virginia has turned the camera on the Appalachian region of his childhood. The post Capito On Cuts To NPR, PBS And Documenting Changes In Appalachia, This West Virginia Morning appeared first on West Virginia Public Broadcasting.

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Some in Tucker County continue to raise opposition to data center development there--Senator Capito says White House disaster declaration should come next week for Ohio and Marion Counties--Capito also says she supports disclosing Epstein files--In Sports: The Basketball Tournament opens play tonight in Charleston 

Friday means Steam Release. Before that, Brad McElhinny recaps Sen. Capito's thoughts on the Epstein Files and the delayed disaster declaration for Ohio and Marion Counties. Del. Evan Worrell is thinking about legislation concerning ultra-processed foods. Diana Estep, from New Martinsville, shares her tragic experience with fentanyl. Plus, Chris Stirewalt stops by. 

Morning Show 07-08-25 Hour 3 WTRF Band Bash- Capito and FEMA by The Watchdog

Dr Liberty Vittert Capito is a Professor of the Practice of Data Science at the Olin Business School at the Washington University in St. Louis, and is a senior fellow at Harvard and MIT. She's probably one of the world's only great statisticians and data scientists who has a degree from one of the best cooking schools in the world. We'll discuss a piece she wrote for The Free Press entitled "Why I Left the UN Fundraising Group My Father Helped Found"From a news story about the anti-Semitic troll known as Greta Thunberg, "Francesca Albanese, United Nations' special rapporteur on human rights in the Palestinian territories, also urged other boats to challenge the Gaza blockade. She said on social media: 'Madleen's journey may have ended, but the mission isn't over. Every Mediterranean port must send boats with aid & solidarity to Gaza.'"Olin Business School | Liberty VittertLiberty has gotten married since she was last on the show and her little brother, Leland, got married this past weekend!

These seven holy Bishops give a vivid picture of the dangers endured by those who traveled to proclaim the Gospel of Christ in the early centuries of the Church. All seven were sent as missionary bishops to Cherson on the Black Sea, and all seven died there as Martyrs. Hermon, Bishop of Jerusalem, first sent Ephraim and Basileus; Basileus raised the son of the prince of Cherson to life, after which many believed and were baptized. The unbelievers, though, bound him by the feet and dragged him through the streets until he died. Ephraim was beheaded when he refused to make sacrifice to the idols. Eugenios, Agathodoros, and Elpidios were then sent by the Bishop of Jerusalem; they were beaten to death with rods and stones. Aetherius was sent during the reign of Constantine the Great, and was able to govern the Church in freedom and peace, and to build a church in Cherson. Capito, the last to be sent, brought the Gospel to the fierce Scythians. To prove the power of his God, they asked him to go into a burning furnace, saying that if he was not consumed, they would believe. Putting all his trust in God, the holy Bishop vested himself, made the sign of the Cross, and entered the furnace. He stood in the flames, fervently praying, for an hour, and came out untouched. The spectators cried out 'There is one God, the great and powerful God of the Christians, who keeps His servant safe in the burning furnace!', and all those in the town and the surrounding countryside were baptized. This miracle was spoken of at the Council of Nicea (325). Later, Scythian unbelievers captured Capito and drowned him in the River Dnieper.   The Prologue says that Aetherios ended his life in peace; the Great Horologion, that he was drowned. All these holy missionaries labored around the beginning of the fourth century.

These seven holy Bishops give a vivid picture of the dangers endured by those who traveled to proclaim the Gospel of Christ in the early centuries of the Church. All seven were sent as missionary bishops to Cherson on the Black Sea, and all seven died there as Martyrs. Hermon, Bishop of Jerusalem, first sent Ephraim and Basileus; Basileus raised the son of the prince of Cherson to life, after which many believed and were baptized. The unbelievers, though, bound him by the feet and dragged him through the streets until he died. Ephraim was beheaded when he refused to make sacrifice to the idols. Eugenios, Agathodoros, and Elpidios were then sent by the Bishop of Jerusalem; they were beaten to death with rods and stones. Aetherius was sent during the reign of Constantine the Great, and was able to govern the Church in freedom and peace, and to build a church in Cherson. Capito, the last to be sent, brought the Gospel to the fierce Scythians. To prove the power of his God, they asked him to go into a burning furnace, saying that if he was not consumed, they would believe. Putting all his trust in God, the holy Bishop vested himself, made the sign of the Cross, and entered the furnace. He stood in the flames, fervently praying, for an hour, and came out untouched. The spectators cried out 'There is one God, the great and powerful God of the Christians, who keeps His servant safe in the burning furnace!', and all those in the town and the surrounding countryside were baptized. This miracle was spoken of at the Council of Nicea (325). Later, Scythian unbelievers captured Capito and drowned him in the River Dnieper.   The Prologue says that Aetherios ended his life in peace; the Great Horologion, that he was drowned. All these holy missionaries labored around the beginning of the fourth century.

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