Podcasts about centenary celebrations

Hon'ble Governor of Himachal Pradesh, Sri Shiv Pratap Shukla ji visited Prasanthi Nilayam for the first time on the auspicious occasion of Guru Poornima. He launched the Divyangjan Seva initiative in the divine presence, symbolizing a commitment to serving the differently-abled community. This launch not only marked a new chapter in the ongoing service activities for Centenary Celebrations but also reinforced the spirit of selfless service and inclusivity. In his philosophical talk, Sri Shukla shared his heartfelt sentiments, acknowledging that it was purely Swami's will that brought him to Prasanthi Nilayam after a long period of yearning. He commended the efforts of the Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisations and the Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust in perpetuating Swami's mission across over 140 countries. Highlighting the seamless integration of bhakti (devotion) and seva (service), Sri Shukla elaborated on the practical application of spirituality in daily life stressing the importance of following Swami's dictum of 'Manava Seva Madhava Seva' (Service to man is Service to God).

PM Modi at Delhi University centenary celebrations: DU not just a university but a movement, ‘There is a cry for help': Rahul Gandhi visits relief camps in Manipur's Moirang, Karnataka HC slaps Rs 50 lakh fine on Twitter, dismisses plea against govt and other top news in this bulletin.

For close to a century, Clifton, an independent boys' school in Morningside, Durban has continued to raise men of character and remain committed to educating the whole boy in mind, body and spirit – ensuring each boy reaches his full potential. Clifton are currently developing a state-of-the-art boarding facility which will be opening in January of their centenary year, 2024. Visit www.cliftonschool.co.za to apply or for more information. Visit The Clifton Durban Website · Radio Life & Style on Facebook · The Morning Show Sponsor: Excellerate Security

Synopsis The Boston Symphony premiered a new symphony on today's date in 1984—a commission for its Centenary Celebrations. It was the Symphony No. 1 by the then 45 year-old American composer, John Harbison. Like many composers who teach, Harbison does most of his composing in the summer months, usually spent on a farm in Token Creek, Wisconsin. The academic year is usually spent in Boston, teaching at MIT. In the case of his first symphony, Harbison worked on the piece both in Wisconsin (where he was also finishing up an Italian language song-cycle), and during a residency year at the American Academy in Rome. "Just as it felt very right to be working on Italian songs in the Midwest," commented Harbison, "it was natural to work on this American-accented symphony in Italy. I have always found the view from the distance to be clearest." Harbison's father, a Princeton history professor and amateur composer, also was a big influence on him. The younger Harbison, like his father, has an abiding passion for and fluency in American jazz as well as the modern classical idiom. Harbison dramatically fused both styles in one of his most ambitious ventures to date, the opera, The Great Gatsby, which premiered at the Metropolitan Opera in 1999. Music Played in Today's Program John Harbison (b. 1938) Symphony No. 1 Boston Symphony; Seiji Ozawa, conductor. New World 80331

Jamie makes the trip to Swindon (bumping into Martyn Phillips) for the latest Tuesday night awayday adventure. What do we make of the more pragmatic version of Rowberryball? Is Will Evans still chasing down defenders, long into the night? What are we giving the boys at half time which once again undid some very solid work in the first 45?It's our 100th episode of the 1912 Exiles podcast - while this wasn't quite the way we intended on celebrating, we still want to thank every single one of you who has listened, downloaded, tweeted, retweeted, liked and endorsed (is that what you do on LinkedIn?) - it's been so fun to make these and we really appreciate you all following this magnificent madhouse of a football club with us. Here's to the next 100 episodes.As always, get in touch on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn with any feedback or questions.Music: Virgo by Sean T.Support the show

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Events and interviews recorded in Killaloe Sunday 10th July 2022 and originally broadcast on SBCR on 17th July 2022. Includes interviews with Chief Supt Sean Colleran, Mayor of Clare Councillor Tony O'Brien, members of Garda Dog Unit, Garda Underwater unit, Clare fire brigade and Killaloe coast guard

In this episode, we talk about an inspiring incident where Pramukh Swami Maharaj was able to help 2 villages resolve 200 years of conflict. These episodes will continue to celebrate Pramukh Swami Maharaj as we get closer to his Centenary Celebrations coming later this year. Tune in for more episodes where we discuss the inspiring incidents of Pramukh Swami Maharaj. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/akshar-parmar/support

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लखनऊ स्मार्ट न्यूज़ में सुने, होलसेल मार्केट्स के बाद टमाटर और प्याज के दाम रिटेल मार्किट मैं भी गिरे , लखनऊ मैं चलेंगी एक्स्ट्रा २६२ बसेस, KD सिंह बाबू के जनमदिव्वास की सालगिरह के मौके पर होगा १०० दिनों का जश्न।

Surely a time must come when science and spirituality will unite, but for that to happen both have to change much. A talk by Dr Alok Pandey at the Centenary Celebrations of Sri Aurobindo’s Arrival in Pondicherry. Recorded at SACAR in 2010.

What a celebration of beauty and diversity from all around the globe this RAWA concert shares, just like the previous ones. Tonight I share our contribution. Check it out on FB and You Tube.

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Dr. Maurice Manning is the Chair of Government Advisory Group on the Decade of Centenaries

1. Mark-Anthony Turnage's Blood On The Floorhttps://open.spotify.com/album/4xHOUUef30vZftklRI0JRO2. Nina C. Young's Rising Tidehttps://youtu.be/K42sIHsHW6o3. Karlheinz Stockhausen's Klang 13. Stunde: Cosmic Pulseshttps://youtu.be/8HaqC_DuLRIPanelists:Sonya Alexandra Knussen runs Go Compose! – North America, providing online workshops encouraging kids ages 11-18 to start or continue composing during the 2020 global pandemic. Additionally, she teaches in Maryland and on online platforms. As a singer, Sonya has been praised by The New York Times for her “gracefully shaped vocal lines” and The Washington Post for her “confident and penetrating account of line.” She has premiered many works at festivals in the U.S. and U.K and, as a featured soloist, she has worked with ensembles including the Washington Bach Consort, Bang on a Can Summer Music Festival, Tanglewood Festival Chorus and the Baltimore Symphony. She is a seasoned ensemble singer and founder of hexaCollective, an ad hoc vocal ensemble based in Maryland. Media experience includes blind direction of cameras throughout live performances at Elliott Carter’s Centenary Celebrations at Tanglewood, producer for recordings of Carter’s Boston and Cello Concertos, music assistant on recordings of works by August Read Thomas, Oliver Knussen and Hans Werner Henze, score-reader for LWT/Channel 4’s series on 20th-century orchestral music with Simon Rattle entitled Leaving Home and researcher for Sounds from the Big White House for BBC 4.Elizabeth Milligan is a musician and arts administrator in the Baltimore/D.C. metro area. A versatile flutist and piccolo player, they enjoy a wide variety of traditional and contemporary collaborations, from Stravinsky dance raves to J.S. Bach marathons. Their research has explored and documented the progression of flute techniques and performance standards from late 19th century to present day. They currently serve as the Admissions and Recruitment Coordinator for the University of Maryland School of Music. A graduate of The Peabody Institute and UMBC, they have earned a Bachelor of Arts, a Post Baccalaureate Certificate in Contemporary American Music, and a Master of Music. Their primary teachers have included Laurie Sokoloff, Lisa Cella, Lori Kesner, and Gina Eichman.Rudolf Kämper has performed as a trumpet player with symphonies in Mexico, Omaha, Baltimore, as well as in Germany. He studied trumpet with Jim Darling, Ed Hoffman, Mauro Maur, and Jack Sutte. As a composer, Kämper’s works have been performed both in the U.S. and in Germany. He studied composition with Loris Chobanian and attended workshops by Karlheinz Stockhausen, Lucas Foss, and John Corigliano. He has also been a director for complete performances of Stockhausen’s works, including Klang at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and in Montreal at the SAT. Kämper is the founding director of ANALOG arts ensemble, a musicians’ and artists’ collective dedicated to a fresh perspective of the arts. Dolf Kämper also runs North Coast Imports, Sternreiter, and Suburban Clock, a family of companies devoted to the design and restoration of complicated timepieces and mechanical musical curiosities.More information at pauseandlisten.com. Pause and Listen was created by host John T.K. Scherch and co-creator/marketing manager Michele Mengel Scherch.

Despite coronavirus the Qantas Founders Museum is celebrating the airline's centenary this year with a high-tech lightshow in outback Queensland.

Recorded on the morning of Leeds United's official centenary fixture against Birmingham City, our October podcast is a whistle stop tour of the club's celebrations, Leeds That style.Andy brings back the crowd-pleasing 'Where did they come from? Where did they go?' by (actual) popular demand while James introduces a new feature all about left feet. Nathan's coffee shop finally comes alive just in time for the festivities and we speak to Andrew 'Stats' Dalton (@lufcstats) all about his experience as a guest of the club at the official centenary gala dinner.Stats then stays with us as we play a special game of 'The Catch' featuring a cameo by Marc Brine of Marc's Corinthian Repaints in the role of Sadly Balsh.All coming to you from a West Yorkshire kitchen, and fuelled by McDonald's and Carabao, join Andy, James, Paul and Matt for another packed episode of the Leeds That podcast.

Following the weeks of beef protests outside themeat factories, two producer groups have beenformed. Amy Forde, Deputy News Editor, Irish FarmersJournal has an update on developments. Amy haswritten two articles in the October 5th issue of theIrish Farmers Journal.Liz Duffy, Dairy B. & T. Dairy Advisor with TeagascKnockgriffin, Midleton, has details of several interestingevents taking place next week.There are further comments from guests who attendedthe recent Centenary Celebrations of MitchelstownAgricultural Co-Operative Society Limited at theClonmel Road, Mitchelstown..Philip Cotter PRO Cork East Ploughing Associationhas results from the latest ploughing match anda brief report from the Association’s AGM heldlast Wednesday.Michael Morrissey Farm Planner with IRD Duhallow“ Farming for Blue Dot Catchments” has a reminderabout next Monday evening’s Information Meetingat the James O‘Keeffe Institute , Newmarket,starting 7pm. All welcome to attend, particularlylocal farmers.Details of ICMSA and IFA meetings planned forearly next week in Cork West.Broadcast technical production by John Foott atC103 Studios, Gouldshill, Mallow, County Cork,Ireland. Podcast creation and post-broadcast podcastediting by John Foott. “ Farm Talk” is researched,edited, produced, and presented by John O’Connor.Farm Talk is kindly sponsored by Dairygold Co-OperativeSociety Limited, a farmer-owned and farmer-operatedco-operative venture. Saturdays 10am to 11am..Wednesdays 10pm to 11pm.. thanks for tuning in... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 100 - Centenary Celebrations! (a.k.a Here's To 100 More) Back in the mists of time, the earth cooled and then there were dinosaurs. Not long after Baz and Gaz were sitting round drinking whisky and solving gaming. It's been 100 episodes! Officially, in reality there have been many more, with bonus episodes, actual play and no one really knows what happened to episode 11. Good friends of the show Dirk the Dice and Paul Fricker come along to help celebrate, talking about the last five years of RPGs and looking forward to the next five. The lads would like to thank all their Glorious Guests over the years, Dirk the Dice from the Grognard Files and Paul Fricker from The Good Friends of Jackson Elias for guesting here, Iain McAlister from the Brainwaves podcast for standing in when Baz goes AWOL, of course all the wonderful Patreons that keep the show going, and of course, both their listeners. This is for all of you! Get in touch, the lads love to hear from you! Facebook: facebook.com/thesmartparty Twitters: twitter.com/the_smart_party Email: thesmartparty@hotmail.com Ko-Fi: ko-fi.com/thesmartparty Patreons: patreon.com/thesmartparty

Episode 100 - Centenary Celebrations! (a.k.a Here's To 100 More) Back in the mists of time, the earth cooled and then there were dinosaurs. Not long after Baz and Gaz were sitting round drinking whisky and solving gaming. It's been 100 episodes! Officially, in reality there have been many more, with bonus episodes, actual play and no one really knows what happened to episode 11. Good friends of the show Dirk the Dice and Paul Fricker come along to help celebrate, talking about the last five years of RPGs and looking forward to the next five. The lads would like to thank all their Glorious Guests over the years, Dirk the Dice from the Grognard Files and Paul Fricker from The Good Friends of Jackson Elias for guesting here, Iain McAlister from the Brainwaves podcast for standing in when Baz goes AWOL, of course all the wonderful Patreons that keep the show going, and of course, both their listeners. This is for all of you! Get in touch, the lads love to hear from you! Facebook: facebook.com/thesmartparty Twitters: twitter.com/the_smart_party Email: thesmartparty@hotmail.com Ko-Fi: ko-fi.com/thesmartparty Patreons: patreon.com/thesmartparty

Alison Schreiber teaches French and Spanish at King Williams College. But for the last 4 years, she has also been researching the 139 World War 1 casualties from the college, and organising the Centenary Celebrations - which involves a very special photographic tribute in the Chapel. Beth and Christy caught up with her in the college grounds to find out more.

Elena has been Creative Producer of events and shows since 2006. Specialising primarily in circus, variety and multi-artform shows, Elena makes and tours shows which have included Rouge, Dinosaur Time Machine, Papillon, Le Petit Circus, So You Think You Can Drag, Shake It and more, and have toured extensively around Australia and to Europe and Asia.  Elena has worked on a variety of events and festivals. She is co-producer of Gluttony, one of the big hubs at the Adelaide Fringe Festival, and was the Director of Harlequins, the premiere event for children as part of Canberra's year-long Centenary Celebrations in 2013. She has run Bally On High in 2012 and 2014 and Anstey Village Festival in 2018 in Melbourne, and collaborates on the artistic program at the National Folk Festival, Floriade Australia and Corinbank Festivals in Canberra. Gluttony is a hub at the Adelaide Fringe Festival. Gluttony was born in 2011 and has grown extensively since. 2018 saw over 500,000 people come through the gates, with over 170,000 tickets sold. The site had 12 ticketed venues ranging in size from 80 to 600 seaters as well as eight activation venues including an Escape Room, a Karaoke Caravan and a Nerf Arena.  In this epsiode: We chat about what a venue does in terms of programming.  Why  Elena puts dragons in your email.  Yes you read that correctly!  We have a very honest conversation about who is making money or not in the fringe circuit and why commerical is not a dirty word. 

The International community is celebrating Nelson Mandela centenary today. His birth place at Mvezo village, outside Mthatha in the Eastern Cape, is abuzz with activities, with former presidents and Miss World gracing the occasion. It's set to host the biggest celebration, attended by president Cyril Ramaphosa, who will give the keynote address. Former presidents from South Africa, Kenya and Tanzania as well as Kenyan legal expert, Professor Patrick Lumumba, who delivered the Nelson Mandela Memorial Lecture in Mthatha last night, will also be in attendance. Mandela's grandson who is also the Chief of Mvezo, Zwelivelile Mandla Mandela, has explained some of the festivities that will be taking place during the celebrations.

Join me to celebrate 100 episodes of The Extraordinary Business Book Club! I puzzled over how to mark this milestone for a while, but in the end I decided to keep it real: three business people just like you, carving out the time to write from the demands of the day job, none of them professional writers, all working out how to do this one step at a time.  Julie Dennis is a menopause coach - her book The Hot Flush Freedom Challenge was published by Practical Inspiration Publishing in January 2017 Michael Brown is a trainer and consultant, who's just about to deliver to me the manuscript for My Job Isn't Working: 10 proven ways to boost your career mojo for publication in July 2018 Elaine Halligan is a Director of The Parent Practice, whose book My Child is Different, the story of her son Sam - who'd been excluded from three schools by the age of seven, but who went on to become Head Boy at senior school and is today a thriving young entrepreneur - is being published by Crown House in July 2018 Each of them shares what they've discovered on the journey, and their incredibly practical advice for anyone in the same situation. Each one of them inspires me with their passion for their message, and how they can make the world a little better, one reader at a time.  I can't think of a better way to celebrate 100 episodes of celebrating extraordinary business books.

The Far East (May 2017) - From the Editor - Columbans prepare for centenary celebrations by St Columbans Mission Society

Spanish state visit postponed, a forthcoming royal visit to Canada, Easter Sunday at Windsor, Crown Princess Victoria in Japan and Prince Harry discusses mental health issues.http://rightroyalroundup.com.au/2017/04/21/podcast-21-april-2017-spanish-state-visit-news-canada-150th-centenary-celebrations-easter-sunday-prince-harry-interview/See more in this week's show.Visit our website http://rightroyalroundup.com.au.Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RightRoyalRoundup, follow us on Twitter @RightRoyalRound and Instagram rightroyalroundup.

Students from the Fort Hare University in the Eastern Cape resumed their violent protests last night with cars on the Alice campus being pelted with stones and tyres set alight. The protesting students are demanding that those accepted by NSFAS, be given their meal cards with immediate effect. They also want the residence fee increment reversed. Students broke into various buildings and looted tablet computers and groceries while tyres were being burned at the entrance of the campus. We earlier caught up with our reporter at the institution, including SRC president Thandikhaya Mathokazi and Fort Hare University's director of institutional advancement, Zinhle Filtane...

VA Shiva Ayyadurai, MIT, Inventor of Email, addressed the Indian Science Congress Association's Centenary Celebrations held at Kongunadu Arts and Science College (Autonomous), Coimbatore, India on 15th and 16th December 2012. The event was inaugurated b..