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On this week's Chauncey's Great Outdoors 11-23-2024 show, On today's show we will have Chris Anchor the Wildlife Biologist from the Cook County Forest Preserves with a story about an Osprey that was banded a year ago and took a fly about and was found in Columbia South America. Then Jeff Pretzl the Deer Program Manager for the state of Wisconsin with some information about the deer herd there, with it being the opening weekend of firearm deer season. We will then have the Aiden fishing report and more!

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Join Pastors Mikel & Toni as they talk with Evangelist Richard and Carol Meredith, missionaries to Uganda. If you've ever wanted to know what it takes to see miracles, signs and wonders, stop right here. We talk about that and so much more. This one is packed full of faith-filled nuggets and it will challenge you to give God your all. If you give Him your full yes, there's no limit to what He will do in you, through you and for you. You can check out their website here: http://evangelistrichardmeredith.com/Evangelist Richard K. Meredith has preached the good news of Jesus on multiple trips to Russia, Ukraine, Columbia South America, Chile, Uruguay, Panama, Costa Rica, Congo, Kenya and Uganda. The Lord has confirmed his calling as an Evangelist by signs, wonders and miracles. In the daytime before the crusade Richard holds pastor seminars. He planted seven new churches through our crusade’s ministry. Five in Uganda partnering with Jubilee Christian Life Churches. One in the Ukraine partnering with Good Samaritan Mission, and one in the Ural Mountains of Russia working with Mission Possible. He is the author of Placing My Life In His hands. He has worked with the First Lady’s office of Uganda, Mrs. Museveni, the House of Parliament, General Elly Tum-wine and the Presidential Protection Unit. For three years he handled the logistics for 70 medical personnel that treated thousands of Ugandans free of charge. Held meetings with Ambassador Jimmy Kolker of the United States to Uganda. Was part of Operation Sunrise a ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ addressing Uganda’s military. At present time he is holding crusades in smaller towns in Uganda and seeing a rich harvest of souls.The Meredith’s reside in New Springfield, Ohio they have three adult children and five grandchildren.

Join Pastors Mikel & Toni as they talk with Evangelist Richard and Carol Meredith, missionaries to Uganda. If you've ever wanted to know what it takes to see miracles, signs and wonders, stop right here. We talk about that and so much more. This one is packed full of faith-filled nuggets and it will challenge you to give God your all. If you give Him your full yes, there's no limit to what He will do in you, through you and for you. You can check out their website here: http://evangelistrichardmeredith.com/Evangelist Richard K. Meredith has preached the good news of Jesus on multiple trips to Russia, Ukraine, Columbia South America, Chile, Uruguay, Panama, Costa Rica, Congo, Kenya and Uganda. The Lord has confirmed his calling as an Evangelist by signs, wonders and miracles. In the daytime before the crusade Richard holds pastor seminars. He planted seven new churches through our crusade’s ministry. Five in Uganda partnering with Jubilee Christian Life Churches. One in the Ukraine partnering with Good Samaritan Mission, and one in the Ural Mountains of Russia working with Mission Possible. He is the author of Placing My Life In His hands. He has worked with the First Lady’s office of Uganda, Mrs. Museveni, the House of Parliament, General Elly Tum-wine and the Presidential Protection Unit. For three years he handled the logistics for 70 medical personnel that treated thousands of Ugandans free of charge. Held meetings with Ambassador Jimmy Kolker of the United States to Uganda. Was part of Operation Sunrise a ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ addressing Uganda’s military. At present time he is holding crusades in smaller towns in Uganda and seeing a rich harvest of souls.The Meredith’s reside in New Springfield, Ohio they have three adult children and five grandchildren.

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How to Win Friends and Influence by Dale Carnegie The Magic of Thinking Big by David Schwartz What's So Amazing About Grace by Philip Yancey Fearfully and Wonderfully Made by Philip Yancey and Dr Paul Brand A brief biography: Dr Bob Lewis was born in Pontiac, Michigan in 1944. His father (Lynox) was the first in his family to graduate from college (Mississippi State). Lynox established connections with the YMCA while persuing a Masters in teaching at George Williams college in Chicago. His mother (Elizabeth) was working at a settlement house in Chicago when Lynox and Betty met. In 1948 Lynox accepted an offer from the International Committee of the YMCA to be the director of the Mexico City YMCA canp (Camohmila) near Cuernavaca, Mexico. Bob and his older sister lived at Camohmila in and adobe house (no electricity or running water) for 3 years before the family moved into Mexico City. His elementary education was at the American School in Mexico City where half the courses (by Mexican law) were in Spanish. In 1958 Lynox and Betty declined the YMCA's offer to move to Columbia (South America) and took the family to Berkeley, California. There Bob and his siblings got to experience an integrated school system just about the time the Civil Rights movement was begining in this country.. He helped form a group called Students for Equality. Bob graduated from Berkeley High School with a passion for reading, science, and music. His college years at Harvard were enriched by music by Mozart, Bach and Gilbert and Sullivan. A biochemistry major led to a wonder of the miracle of life at the cellular and electrical level. The idea of becoming a physician came more from his friends in college than from family members. Georgetown Medical School proved to be a great fit for his interests in science and his passion for working with people. Bob met Laurie (his wife) at Yale New Haven hospital where she was working as a new head nurse on a medical ward, and Bob was starting his internship. Bob and Laurie married during his residency and when they headed to Los Angeles for his infectious disease fellowship at UCLA they were proud parents. The experience at UCLA included two years on the faculty before Bob chose patient care over laboratory science. Laurie and he set up a solo medical practice in San Pedro, California (before managed care contracts made it impossible to start a solo practice). The dream was big enough to overcome 22% interest rates and a number of people who told me it couldn't be done. Having a plan, doing the work, getting out of the office to meet people, making and keeping promises all were instrumental in making it work. The 30 years of medical practice in LA led to growing the preeminent Infectious Disease practice in the area. We partnered with hard working, extremely bright physicians. In our private life Laurie and I coached soccer and baseball. Laurie volunteered as PTA president. We were blessed with four wonderful children, all of whom are now married and proud parents in their own right. When a stroke abruptly ended my medical practice over 14 years ago I had the opportunity (and necessity) to reinvent myself. I began the journey back by training for and walking marathons (over 10 now). I had to regain my balance in the process. I subsequently became a teacher of ESL (english as a second language) and then a teacher of ESL teachers. More recently I became a certified nutritionist and a proponent of a diet rich in antioxidants. Most chronic debilitating diseases are associated with low antioxidant levels in our blood streams. Our journey along this path has been enhanced by a new health and wellness company (Jeunesse) and their study of youth enhancing science and products.

４月から６月までの毎月第１週は「異文化ディスカッション」をお届けします。アメリカ出身のハンナと、ポーランド出身のクリストフによるトークの最終回となります。今回は、「異文化の友達」のお話です。 聞き手：Joe Lauer（広島大学外国語教育研究センタ―） ＊毎月第１週は「異文化ディスカッション」をお届けします。 ＊エントリーの「スクリプトを見る」をクリックすると、番組内で使われている表現を見ることができます（スクリプトは表示されません）。 今回お借りした素材 画像（エルサレム旧市街でのラマダンを祝う電飾）：Wikipedia Download MP3 （15:17　8.9MB　中級～上級）+++この番組で使われている主な表現（Friends from Different Cultures）+++ Sylvia = Hanna's friend from Columbia (South America) and Barcelona, Spain to bond over (something) = to become close friends because of (something) accidentally = unconsciously, not on purpose whether = no matter if, ...かどうか、 ...かまたは,  であろうとなかろうと to complement each other = to get along together, one person's strong and weak points match the other person's strong and weak points fortunately = luckily Suleiman = Christopher's friend. "Suleiman the Magnificent" was an Ottoman (Turkish) leader about 500 years ago. The Ottoman Empire was very strong during this time, even controlling much of north Africa. Solomon = Joe misunderstood the pronunciation. Solomon was a King who lived almost 3,000 years ago in the Middle East and northeast African regions. In Islam, Solomon is thought to be an important religious person. to be assimilated = to be mix with (especially a different culture) 同化する a Muslim = a person who believes in the religion of Islam to be strict to (something) = to exactly obey (something) to be fond of = to like to enrich = to benefit, to make better the Koran = the most important book in Islam religions = 宗教 Ramadan = the Islamic month when Muslims do not eat or drink during the daytime. Called a time of "fasting." Lent = the Christian month of fasting. It is especially practiced in eastern Europe. 四旬節 Catholicism = One part of Christianity, with the Pope in Rome being the top leader. The other big part of Christianity is called "Protestantism." Jewish = believing in Judaism. ユダヤ教の in terms of = with respect to, concerning, dealing with a mass = a Catholic ceremony dynamic(s) = actions, relations to argue = to fight with words a stereotype = a common idea passionate = emotional to get to be escalated = to go up and become big to talk (something) out = to solve a problem by peacefully discussing to bow = お辞儀する queues = lines of people the cashier = the person who works at the cash register to mention = to say briefly to be straightforward = to be outgoing, to say opinions, to not be shy to have the initiative = to be straightforward an organization = a group, a company Rotary International = About 1,200,000 people in 34,000 clubs around the world who try to help people. It is not religious or political.

４月から６月までの毎月第１週は「異文化ディスカッション」をお届けします。アメリカ出身のハンナと、ポーランド出身のクリストフによるトークの最終回となります。今回は、「異文化の友達」のお話です。 聞き手：Joe Lauer（広島大学外国語教育研究センタ―） ＊毎月第１週は「異文化ディスカッション」をお届けします。 ＊エントリーの「スクリプトを見る」をクリックすると、番組内で使われている表現を見ることができます（スクリプトは表示されません）。 今回お借りした素材 画像（エルサレム旧市街でのラマダンを祝う電飾）：Wikipedia Download MP3 （15:17　8.9MB　中級～上級）+++この番組で使われている主な表現（Friends from Different Cultures）+++ Sylvia = Hanna's friend from Columbia (South America) and Barcelona, Spain to bond over (something) = to become close friends because of (something) accidentally = unconsciously, not on purpose whether = no matter if, ...かどうか、 ...かまたは,  であろうとなかろうと to complement each other = to get along together, one person's strong and weak points match the other person's strong and weak points fortunately = luckily Suleiman = Christopher's friend. "Suleiman the Magnificent" was an Ottoman (Turkish) leader about 500 years ago. The Ottoman Empire was very strong during this time, even controlling much of north Africa. Solomon = Joe misunderstood the pronunciation. Solomon was a King who lived almost 3,000 years ago in the Middle East and northeast African regions. In Islam, Solomon is thought to be an important religious person. to be assimilated = to be mix with (especially a different culture) 同化する a Muslim = a person who believes in the religion of Islam to be strict to (something) = to exactly obey (something) to be fond of = to like to enrich = to benefit, to make better the Koran = the most important book in Islam religions = 宗教 Ramadan = the Islamic month when Muslims do not eat or drink during the daytime. Called a time of "fasting." Lent = the Christian month of fasting. It is especially practiced in eastern Europe. 四旬節 Catholicism = One part of Christianity, with the Pope in Rome being the top leader. The other big part of Christianity is called "Protestantism." Jewish = believing in Judaism. ユダヤ教の in terms of = with respect to, concerning, dealing with a mass = a Catholic ceremony dynamic(s) = actions, relations to argue = to fight with words a stereotype = a common idea passionate = emotional to get to be escalated = to go up and become big to talk (something) out = to solve a problem by peacefully discussing to bow = お辞儀する queues = lines of people the cashier = the person who works at the cash register to mention = to say briefly to be straightforward = to be outgoing, to say opinions, to not be shy to have the initiative = to be straightforward an organization = a group, a company Rotary International = About 1,200,000 people in 34,000 clubs around the world who try to help people. It is not religious or political.