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8 Brain Tumors. Stage 4 Cancer. No Chemo. 13 Years Cancer-Free.What happens when the doctors say, “There's nothing more we can do”?For Georges Cordoba, it was the beginning—not the end.In this astonishing episode, Georges shares his raw, miraculous journey through 10 years of cancer treatment, including 4 brain surgeries, 2 inoperable tumors, and the moment he walked away from conventional medicine—and into divine surrender.He chose holistic healing.He chose emotional release.He chose faith.And now, he coaches others through the very fire he walked through.

Gustavo Córdoba @gustavolcordoba (Director de la Consultora @Zuban_Cordoba, Analista Político) Unas Cuantas Verdades @marianoobarrio

The Cardboard Boat Race returns very soon: on Saturday 16th August. It's become one of the liveliest and exciting charity events of the year - here to tell us what we have to look forward to is Darren Olivero of the organising committee, alongside William Bowman and Amy Pretty.A collaboration between Theatre Makers and Cultural Services will offer musical theatre workshops, delivered by not just anyone, but professional performer Emma Caffrey! She has a wealth of musical experience, including "Babette" in Beauty and the Beast , "Anytime Annie" in 42nd Street and "Bubbles" in Funny Girl. Erica McGrail from Theatre Makers told us what the workshops will entail.In sports Jose Mari Ruiz brought us up to speed as both Lincoln Red Imps and St Josephs gear up for their away legs of the Champions League qualifiers. Jose also told us told us how the Gibraltar basketball squad got on at the FIBA Euro Basketball Competitions, and how Zamara Espinosa will be officiating the Euro Hockey Senior Championship in Turkey.World Drowning Prevention Day is a reminder to all of us about the precautions we can take for ourselves, our families and friends in order to be able to continue enjoying our swims. Thankfully, this is not a big issue in Gibraltar – but it is something to keep aware of. We do generally have a few instances each summer where lifeguards need to get involved, usually involving youngsters or tourists. So whether for others or ourselves, it's important to be aware of the basics. As Norbert Sene of the Royal Lifesaving Society explained,And, Edd Valatka is becoming a very familiar face on the Rock; he's now 7 months into his year-long initiative, taking on different challenges every month as he generates awareness and donations for different causes. From 50km runs around the Rock, to biking to Cordoba and back; the challenges seem to be getting more and more creative. This month, he's taken on an insane fitness challenge in the name of homelessness awareness. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gisela y Santiago dialogaron con Manuel Calvo Ministro de Gobierno de Cordoba sobre jubilaciones

Juan Gonzalez Jr. fait partie des 252 migrants vénézuéliens emprisonnés au Salvador, depuis la mi-mars, et rapatriés vendredi, à Caracas. Ce peintre et agent d'entretien de 36 ans, en quête d'un meilleur avenir économique aux États-Unis, avait accepté d'être renvoyé au Venezuela. Quand il monte dans l'avion, il est, donc, persuadé qu'il rentre chez lui. Mais l'avion a atterri au Salvador. « C'est alors que le film d'horreur a commencé », raconte Juan Gonzalez Junior au Washington Post. Il se retrouve enfermé au Cecot, « la plus grande prison du monde ». Et l'une des plus dures. Insultes, crânes rasés brutalement, coups dans la poitrine et l'estomac, vols... Les gardiens sont particulièrement violents. Ils « nous traitaient comme si nous étions les criminels les plus dangereux de la planète », poursuit Juan Gonzalez Jr. qui assure n'avoir rien à se reprocher et ne faire partie d'aucun gang. « J'avais l'impression d'être un animal », insiste-t-il. Au cours des quatre mois qu'il a passés là-bas, Juan Gonzalez Jr. n'a jamais pu parler à un avocat. Quand des détenus ont demandé à en voir un, les gardiens leur ont répondu : « Ce mot n'existe pas ici ». Le Vénézuélien n'a eu aucun contact non plus avec sa famille. Il passe ses journées dans une cellule avec 8 à 14 autres personnes et dort sur un banc en métal. Un matelas est installé uniquement le temps de prendre des photos. Tous les matins, il est réveillé à 4 heures, fait sa toilette, puis joue aux échecs avec des restes de haricots rouges qui constituent ses repas. Jamais en quatre mois, on ne lui a dit de quoi il était accusé. « Ils ont joué avec nos nerfs. Ils nous ont torturés mentalement et physiquement », explique encore Juan Gonzalez Jr. au Washington Post. L'homme peine à trouver les mots pour raconter ce qu'il a subi. C'est « indescriptible », selon lui. La jungle du Darien expliquée par la doctorante Marilou Sarrut RFI reçoit aujourd'hui Marilou Sarrut, doctorante en géographie à l'Université Paris Cité, affiliée à l'Institut Convergence Migrations et autrice d'une thèse Traverser la jungle du Darien : « Une frontière naturelle » à l'épreuve des expériences migratoires, pour parler de la situation au Darien qui se situe entre la Colombie et le Panama et par où passent des centaines de candidats à l'immigration. Ce point de jonction entre l'Amérique du Nord et du Sud est impacté par la vaste offensive anti-immigration menée par Donald Trump et on assiste aujourd'hui, à un phénomène de retour avec des migrants qui cherchent désormais à revenir chez eux. Mais d'autres facteurs jouent également, explique Marilou Sarrut, comme les politiques migratoires européennes qui poussent certains Africains, notamment, à tenter de passer par le Darien. Il y a deux ans, on estimait à 500 000 le nombre de migrants qui traversaient la jungle du Darien, l'une des régions les plus hostiles du monde. Si la traversée côté colombien est encadrée par des guides, ces derniers « abandonnent les migrants à la frontière avec le Panama pour ne pas être accusés d'être des passeurs », raconte Marilou Sarrut qui s'est rendue sur place en 2023. À partir de là, le voyage devient extrêmement périlleux : « Les plus sportifs peuvent traverser la partie panaméenne en un jour et demi, mais d'autres mettent parfois une dizaine de jours car ils se perdent en route ». En 2023, jusqu'à 2 500 personnes pouvaient arriver au Panama en une seule journée, ce qui représente une manne économique majeure pour les communautés locales qui se sont organisées pour les « accueillir », surtout face à l'absence des pouvoirs publics, précise la doctorante. Mais ces passages ont aussi un impact écologique et sanitaire importants. Il n'y a pas de traitement des déchets dans la jungle, pas d'eau potable non plus. Or, ce problème n'a jamais été pris en compte par l'État qui n'a, donc, pas prévu de solutions pour remédier à ce drame environnemental, explique Marilou Sarrut. Englué dans l'affaire Epstein, Donald Trump tente de faire diversion Le président américain « intensifie ses attaques contre Barack Obama et Hillary Clinton », relève le New York Times. Interrogé une nouvelle fois, hier, par des journalistes au sujet de l'ancien homme d'affaires, Donald Trump a dénoncé « une chasse aux sorcières », puis « s'est lancé dans une diatribe contre une série classique de rivaux et de médias (...) ses ennemis présumés », décrit le journal. « Une liste qui ne cesse de croître », insiste le New York Times. Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, l'ancien directeur du FBI, l'ex-patron du renseignement national... Au cours des six derniers mois, Donald Trump a souvent cherché à se venger de ses ennemis, raconte le New York Times, de bien des manières : retraits ou menaces de le faire, des habilitations de sécurité de Joe Biden notamment, campagnes de dénigrements, enquêtes internes et même licenciements. En Argentine, Javier Milei a de nouveau insulté sa vice-présidente Le président argentin a traité Victoria Villarruel de « bruta traidora » ( « brute, traîtresse ») lors d'un rassemblement, à Cordoba dans le centre de l'Argentine, hier soir. Son ancienne alliée est devenue son ennemie. La rupture est consommée entre les deux depuis que celle qui est aussi la présidente du Sénat n'a pas empêché le Parlement de voter une loi augmentant les retraites, explique La Nacion. Une loi à laquelle le président va mettre son veto. Il l'a annoncé hier. Lors de son discours, il a également insulté la gauche - « tous des voleurs » - et l'opposition en général, ainsi que les médias. Le journal Pagina 12  a d'ailleurs été exclu de ce rassemblement, le « Derecha fest » (le « festival de la droite ») auquel ont participé des figures du mouvement libertarien, comme l'écrivain argentin Agustin Laje, mais aussi un conseiller de Donald Trump et trois pasteurs évangéliques, raconte le quotidien qui explique que « ce secteur est de plus en plus proche du gouvernement ». Ces prédicateurs ont pris la défense de la famille traditionnelle, des femmes au foyer, du christianisme et ont attaqué la gauche qui est « anti-christ », selon l'un d'entre eux. Pour Pagina 12, il y avait sur scène hier soir « une droite qui vocifère avec les yeux sortis des orbites (...) devant un public d'exaltés ». Bolivie : irrégularités sur les listes électorales En Bolivie, l'élection présidentielle aura lieu dans moins d'un mois, le 17 août 2025. La population vérifie, donc, si elle est bien inscrite sur les listes électorales. Mais depuis quelques jours, de nombreux citoyens découvrent avec surprise qu'ils ont aussi été inscrits comme adhérents de tel ou tel parti politique à leur insu. Le reportage pour RFI de Nils Sabin.

God is many things to us when we put our trust in Him: He is our salvation, our rock, our refuge, and our rest. (Dan also reports on last week's work with the Mexican Indian Training Center in Cordoba, Mexico.)

Claire O’Berry sits down with Georges Cordoba, bestselling author of Beating the Odds, to discuss his extraordinary journey of healing from stage 4 melanoma. Georges shares how he moved from surgeries and chemotherapy to a holistic approach that integrated forgiveness, faith, and emotional release. In this powerful conversation, Georges opens up about: Facing terminal cancer with courage Why emotional healing was the missing key The role of service, surrender, and self-advocacy The spiritual “door” to healing we all carry inside Plus, learn about Georges’ program Qualivita and his free ebook to help you shut the door to disease—before it starts.

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Gustavo Córdoba @gustavolcordoba (Director de la Consultora @Zuban_Cordoba, Analista Político) Unas Cuantas Verdades @marianoobarrio

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En esta oportunidad se comparte una entrevista sobre Comunicación, Experiencias y Vida Cotidiana realizado para un programa de Televisión de Cordoba, Argentina.Ahora sí es un programa llevado adelante por cristianos, para llevar buenos testimonios a toda la audiencia. Marcelo y los Hermanos Andrés y Juanjo Romera indagan para compartir el testimonio de personas que contribuyan con riqueza en diferentes aspectos.La entrevista a Juanjo Vargas nos permite conocer un poco sobre la parte de atrás del comunicador y los temas comunes a todos los seres humanos.

Gustavo Córdoba @gustavolcordoba (Director de la Consultora @Zuban_Cordoba, Analista Político) In Loco

Paola Zuban @pzuban (Politóloga, Directora de la Consultora Zuban Córdoba @Zuban_Cordoba ) La usina

The stars of Real Women Have Curves: The Musical, now on Broadway, share their paths to performing, the experience of originating Broadway roles, and what goes through their minds each night when they disrobe on stage in front of a thousand strangers. Go see the show before June 15th for tickets starting at $49, using code RWPRV1. www.curvesbroadway.com

Gracias por escuchar nuestro servicio. Esto fue tomado de una transmisión del domingo en vivo por la Belmont Asamblea de Dios en Chicago, Illinois. Únase a nosotros en línea a las 1:00 PM para la adoración, un mensaje de nuestro Pastor y otros eventos especiales según lo programado. Sitio Web www.belmontasamblea.org YouTube www.youtube.com/belmontasambleadedios

In today' s episode of You Can Overcome Anything Podcast Show, CesarRespino.com brings to you a special guest by the name of Georges Cordoba.His life purpose is to help people live their best lives.He is a stage IV melanoma survivor, having battled metastasis to the brain. He fought the disease for ten years and underwent ten surgeries. When pharmaceuticals nearly destroyed his body, he turned to natural, holistic methods for healing. Now, twelve years cancer-free, he continues to thrive. He became a Holistic Health and Life Coach, earned mastery in Transformational Coaching, and became a Functional Nutritionist, Professional Speaker, Reiki Teacher and Practitioner, and Hypnotherapist—all to provide greater value to his clients. He now views his survival experience as a blessing, one that gave him the chance to sing the song he was born to sing: helping others live in wellness and purpose. Seven years ago, he transitioned from his role as a Chief Technology Officer to working directly with individuals facing chronic cancer or seeking to prevent the disease. He now helps them transform their health and vitality. He is also an Amazon best-selling author of Beating the Odds, which chronicles his holistic journey to overcome advanced cancer. Best-Selling Book: Beating The Odds – My Journey Through Holistic Health to Overcome Advanced Cancer A former NCAA Division I tennis player for New Mexico State University, he enjoys competing in 10K and half-marathon races. He is also a pianist and a passionate music lover. He invests in planting trees worldwide and supports efforts to feed underprivileged populations across America.Georges message to you is:A ten-year and ten-surgery battle with advanced melanoma with metastasis in my brain. In year eight, I decided to stop conventional treatments and took the Holistic Health Journey to heal, and this past July was my twelfth year free of cancer.To connect with Georges go to:https://www.youtube.com/@healinginsideoutlinkedin.com/in/georges-córdoba-76883427https://www.facebook.com/georges.cordobahttps://www.instagram.com/coach.georgesTo Connect with CesarRespino go to:

Hört man den Namen der andalusischen Stadt Cordoba, denkt man unvermeidlich an die Mezquita, große Moschee und mit ihren zahllosen, Bögen, Jochen und Schiffen, die die arabischen Herrscher dort seit dem 8. Jahrhundert errichteten. Auch der Autor des Hamburgischen Correspondenten vom 17. Mai 1925 verbringt weite Strecken seines Reiseberichts eben dort – und urteilt über den Versuch, diesen Sakralbau nach der christlichen Rückeroberung in eine Kirche zu verwandeln, deutlich gnädiger als viele Betrachter vor und nach ihm. Ansonsten erscheint ihm der orientalische Charakter der Stadt erstaunlich bewahrt – was von ihm eine zwiespältige Beurteilung erfährt und ihn in seiner Schilderung auch einige altwestliche Orientklischees aufwärmen lässt. Frank Riede ist dennoch für uns nach Südspanien mitgereist.

Much of the big action took place late in games this weekend, with no less than 6 goals coming after the clock had struck 90 minutes. We also saw 1st play 2nd, 3rd play 4th and Tenerife were relegated following Real Zaragoza's victory on Saturday night. Away from the main action we even had a goal scored from inside his own half by Señor Cordoba against Cordoba. ---------------- Join us on Patreon for extra FREE content, joining as a free member. There is also the option for a minimum of 30 minutes ad free extra content, FREE TRIAL FOR 7 DAYS and then from as little as 3 Euros per month (billed in your local currency). On the link below; www.patreon.com/spanishsegundashow  ---------------- Spanish Segunda Show Weekend 25-26 Interested in joining us to see some Segunda games next season? Register your interest on the form below; https://forms.gle/jmVqkaKZmyaVRtGL9 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Full Text of ReadingsFriday of the Third Week of Easter Lectionary: 277The Saint of the day is Saint John of AvilaSaint John of Avila's Story Born in the Castile region of Spain, John was sent at the age of 14 to the University of Salamanca to study law. He later moved to Alcala, where he studied philosophy and theology before his ordination as a diocesan priest. After John's parents died and left him as their sole heir to a considerable fortune, he distributed his money to the poor. In 1527, he traveled to Seville, hoping to become a missionary in Mexico. The archbishop of that city persuaded him to stay and spread the faith in Andalusia. During nine years of work there, he developed a reputation as an engaging preacher, a perceptive spiritual director, and a wise confessor. Because John was not afraid to denounce vice in high places, he was investigated by the Inquisition but was cleared in 1533. He later worked in Cordoba and then in Granada, where he organized the University of Baeza, the first of several colleges run by diocesan priests who dedicated themselves to teaching and giving spiritual direction to young people. He was friends with Saints Francis Borgia, Ignatius of Loyola, John of God, John of the Cross, Peter of Alcantara, and Teresa of Avila. John of Avila worked closely with members of the Society of Jesus and helped their growth within Spain and its colonies. John's mystical writings have been translated into several languages. He was beatified in 1894, canonized in 1970, and declared a doctor of the Church on October 7, 2012. St. John of Avila’s liturgical feast is celebrated on May 10. Reflection Saint John of Avila knew that the lives of Christians can contradict the Good News of Jesus Christ—for example thinking racism is OK—implicitly encouraging Christians to live their faith-halfheartedly, and causing obstacles to non-Christians who might accept Baptism. In 16th-century Spain, those who advocated reforming the Church were often suspected of heresy. Saint John of Avila held his ground and was eventually recognized as a very reliable teacher of the Christian faith. John of Avila is the Patron Saint of: Andalusia, Spain Click here for more on Saint John of Avila! Saint of the Day, Copyright Franciscan Media

In this heartfelt episode, join us as we delve into the inspiring journey of Georges Cordoba—a true testament to the power of holistic healing and inner strength. Faced with the formidable challenge of cancer, Georges chose a path less traveled, embracing holistic methods that connected his mind, body, and spirit.Discover how Georges harnessed alternative therapies, nutritional strategies, and the power of positive thinking to transform his life and health. His story is one of courage, resilience, and the incredible ability to turn adversity into triumph.Georges' journey offers invaluable insights for anyone seeking hope and alternative ways to approach personal health challenges. Tune in to be inspired by his unwavering determination and learn practical tips on how you, too, can cultivate a healing mindset from within.Whether you're on your own healing journey or supporting someone who is, this episode promises to uplift and empower you toward a path of holistic wellness and strength.Geoges Cordoba helps people live their best lives.He is a stage IV melanoma with metastasis in the brain cancer survivor.He fought the disease for ten years and had ten surgeries. Pharmaceuticals nearly destroyed his body, so with a leap of faith he took the natural holistic route to heal, and here he is, on his twelfth year free of cancer.Georges became a Holistic Health and Life coach, Holistic Mastery of Transformational coaching, Functional Nutritionist, Professional Speaker, Reiki Teacher and Practitioner, and Hypnotherapist. “I now see my survival experience as a blessing because God gave me a chance to sing the song I was born to sing, which is helping people live in wellness and purpose.”Seven years ago, with a leap of faith, he transitioned from being a Chief Technology Officer to working with people who are dealing with cancer or want to prevent the disease. He helps them transform their health and vitality.Georges became an Amazon best-selling author for his book Beating the Odds, which is about his holistic journey to conquer advanced cancer.Georges would love to share with you how he moved his steepest mountain, and how you can move yours too. 2:14 Georges' journey after being diagnosed with cancer12:50 Holistic route to healing16:10 Intuition and trusting your inner voice21:43 The secret to health28:54 Navigating the healing journey34:28 Transforming your beliefs from life happening to you to life happening for you42:32 Shifting perspective on life after cancer47:06 How to connect with Georges49:02 Success storyConnect with Georges:https://www.youtube.com/@healinginsideoutlinkedin.com/in/georges-córdoba-76883427https://www.instagram.com/coach.georgeshttps://www.facebook.com/georges.cordobaGiveaway:  https://app.kartra.com/contacts/forms/preview/XgqcsVeZEudTCalendly: https://calendly.com/coach-georges/transform-your-health-vitality-holistic-coaching Best-Selling Book: https://www.amazon.com/Beating-Odds-Holistic-Overcome-Advanced/dp/1948382083/ref=sr_1_1?crid=370CBQP0FZ1LO&keywords=beating+the+odds+book&qid=1679587124&sprefix=beatint+the+odds%2Caps%2C123&sr=8-1

Hoy invitamos al historiador Jose Manuel Cano de Mauvesin que sera un ponente en la primera jornada del misterio de Cordoba, que nos va a analizar algunas de las mas grandes leyendas de la region, su origen y su evolucion.

SURPRISE!Just when I thought I had wrapped the Miami Fusion project up, I discovered something new!I'm thrilled to be able to bring you the story of the FIRST head coach of the Miami Fusion, Carlos "Cacho" Cordoba, in this bonus episode of the podcast!Additionally, I'm turning this content into a book about MLS' first Miami franchise! More to come, but for now, enjoy the Cacho's perspective coaching the Miami Fusion and the story of how one specific individual told him, "you're not my coach!"Enjoy!

Full Text of ReadingsMonday of Holy Week Lectionary: 257The Saint of the day is Blessed Peter GonzalezBlessed Peter Gonzalez's Story Saint Paul had a conversion experience on the road to Damascus. Many years later, the same proved true for Peter Gonzalez, who triumphantly rode his horse into the Spanish city of Astorga in the 13th century to take up an important post at the cathedral. The animal stumbled and fell, leaving Peter in the mud and onlookers amused. Humbled, Peter reevaluated his motivations—his bishop-uncle had secured the cathedral post for him—and started down a new path. He became a Dominican priest and proved to be a most effective preacher. He spent much of his time as court chaplain, and attempted to exert positive influence on the behavior of members of the court. After King Ferdinand III and his troops defeated the Moors at Cordoba, Peter was successful in restraining the soldiers from pillaging, and persuaded the king to treat the defeated Moors with compassion. After retiring from the court, Peter devoted the remainder of his life to preaching in northwest Spain. Having developed a special mission to Spanish and Portuguese seamen, he is considered their patron. Peter Gonzalez died in 1246 and was beatified in 1741. Reflection How often we have heard stories about some misfortune or disaster only to hear later on that it was now seen as a good thing. Not every “disaster” is truly bad in its consequences for the Lord can bring good out of what appears to be a misfortune. Such was the case for Blessed Peter. His being dumped in the mud by a falling horse turned out to be a good thing in his life. Blessed Peter Gonzalez is the Patron of: Spanish and Portuguese sailors Saint of the Day, Copyright Franciscan Media

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Im Rahmen der Ö1 Sportwoche : "I werd narrisch" - Live dabei und dennoch nicht Vorort:(5) 1978, Cordoba - Österreich gegen Deutschland.Mit Originalausschnitten und mit Roman Horak,. Der Kulturwissenschaftler, ist am 13. Februar 2025 verstorben - Sendung vom 11.4. 2025

Georges Cordoba Bio: My life purpose is to help people live their best lives. I am a stage IV melanoma with metastasis in the brain cancer survivor. I fought the disease for ten years and had ten surgeries. Pharmaceuticals nearly destroyed my body, so with a leap of faith I took the natural holistic route to heal, and here I am, on my twelfth year free of cancer. I became a Holistic Health and Life coach, Holistic Mastery of Transformational coaching, Functional Nutritionist, Professional Speaker, Reiki Teacher and Practitioner, and Hypnotherapist. All these to provide more value for my clients. “I now see my survival experience as a blessing because God gave me a chance to sing the song I was born to sing, which is helping people live in wellness and purpose.” Seven years ago, with a leap of faith, I transitioned from being a Chief Technology Officer to    working with people who are dealing with cancer or want to prevent the disease. I help them transform their health and vitality. I became an Amazon best-selling author for my book Beating the Odds, which is about my holistic journey to conquer advanced cancer.  As an athlete, I played NCAA Division 1 Tennis for New Mexico State University, enjoy competing in 10K and Half-Marathon races, and am a piano player and music lover.  I invest in planting trees worldwide and feeding America's less fortunate population. I would love to share with you and your audience how I moved my steepest mountain, and how you and your audience can move yours too.   In this episode, Virginia and Georges talked about: Georges' journey to entrepreneurship  How your emotions affect your health and your wealth  2 leaps of faith that changed Georges' faith  How Georges is using podcast guesting to grow his business  Building powerful partnerships Takeaways:  Open your heart to receiving  Healing happens from the inside out 4 legs of success: spiritual, physical, emotional, mental  Be a student of your weaknesses  Intention without action is an illusion Connect with Georges on these platforms: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georges-cordoba-76883427/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/georges.cordoba Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coach.georges/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@healinginsideout Website: https://www.isyourhealth.com/ Schedule a Clarity call: https://www.isyourhealth.com/schedule-appointment/   Connect with Virginia:  https://www.bbrpodcast.com/  

The 4% Miracle: How Georges Cordoba Defied DeathWhat if the doctors gave you a 4% chance to live? Georges Cordoba was diagnosed with stage 4 melanoma, eight brain tumors, and endured ten surgeries. But through faith, radical mindset shifts, and a holistic journey, Georges became the first in his family to beat cancer.

Show Notes: Witnesses Podcast Featuring Georges Cordoba  

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TRACKLIST : Goran Kan - Lacerta Linear System - Ritualism Agustín del Bosco - Spectral drift Jens Mueller - Machine pulse Re;Elected - Fluid density Matias Choren - Shizen no fukei Glenn Molloy - Pixels Mgkoop - Solid tape Alexi Delano - Lunar illusion Planetary Assault Systems - Raid (Rene Wise remix) Joel Gz - Vital Sarge - Introspection is a must

Tuesday of the First Week of Lent Saint of the Day: St. Eulogius of Cordoba; noted scripture scholar; wrote "Exhortation to Martyrdom" for two young virgin martyrs; he was named archbishop of Cordoba; before being consecrated, he aided Leocritia, a young Moorish woman who had converted to Christianity; they were caught and beheaded in 859 A.D. Office of Readings and Morning Prayer for 3/11/25 Gospel: Matthew 6:7-15

FCA Short is een korte dagelijkse podcast van FC Afkicken waarin we de pure voetbalromanticus in onszelf naar boven halen. Want we hebben het in de Daily te weinig over alle mooie verhalen en momenten die deze fantastische sport heeft voortgebracht.San Siro, een stadion waar grootheden regeren, waar miljonairs in maatpakken over marmeren vloeren schrijden. En daar stonden ze, de jongens van Feyenoord. Geen glitter, geen glamour—alleen vastberadenheid. Internazionale, vol zelfvertrouwen en arrogantie, gunde hen geen blik waardig. Dolce & Gabbana tegen trainingspakken. De boodschap was duidelijk: wat kwamen de Rotterdammers hier eigenlijk doen?Maar ze kwamen niet om te kijken. Ze kwamen om te strijden. En toen de bal eenmaal rolde, waren het niet de sterren van Inter, maar de strijders van Feyenoord die het tempo bepaalden. In Milaan vloog een voorzet van Van Hooijdonk richting Tomasson, maar het was Córdoba die in eigen doel kopte. 0-1. Een verrassing voor iedereen, behalve voor de Rotterdammers zelf. Ze wisten: dit was pas het begin.De terugwedstrijd in De Kuip werd een clash van werelden. Opnieuw was het Van Hooijdonk die opstond. Een loepzuivere voorzet van de jonge Robin van Persie, een vallende kopbal, een cornervlag die het moest ontgelden. 1-0. Elf minuten later sloeg Tomasson toe en leek Feyenoord met een 3-0 voorsprong over twee duels de finale binnen te stappen. Maar de Italianen weigerden zonder slag of stoot te buigen. Zanetti kopte in de 81e minuut in de touwen. Kallon verzilverde een penalty in blessuretijd. De spanning keerde even terug, maar de klok was de vriend van Feyenoord. Het laatste fluitsignaal klonk, en Rotterdam barstte uit zijn voegen.De finale tegen Dortmund, in De Kuip, wachtte. De rest is geschiedenis.In de podcast verwijzen Bart en Jean-Paul naar:De eigen goal van Cordoba in Milaan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZIHWQMpGyc&ab_channel=sp1873De samenvatting van het duel in De Kuip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80ROezFqSBo&ab_channel=TerrorTillWeDieZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Vital MX 'MXGP Podcast Show' discusses the first round of the 2025 FIM Motocross World Championship, the Grand Prix of Argentina, which was held at the all-new venue of Cordoba. Hosts Lewis Phillips and Adam Wheeler dive deep into the on-track action with support from Polisport and ProX Racing Parts.

Rob Butler and Chris Reeve relfect on City conceding late at Ewood Park.01:45 - Dom Hyam's punch.02:25 - Talking point: most painful late goal?06:45 - Leigh Woodrow - Canaries Down Under. 08:30 - Blackburn reflection14:40 - JHT interview post Blackburn20:00 - YOUR most painful late goals. 25:30 - Cordoba post Blackburn30:00 - Is Cordoba undroppable? NCFC defensive dilemma 32:20 - Oxford fan preview - George Elek from Not The Top Twenty podcast. 41:00 - Oxford United preview43:00 - Norfolk Holdings officially majority shareholders. 46:30 - Ben Knapper interview. 52:45 - Highbury brawl 1989. 55:00 - Wibbles

In this episode, we welcome Georges Cordoba, a holistic health coach, therapist, hypnotherapist, and bestselling author, who shares his incredible journey of overcoming a decade-long battle with cancer through holistic health practices. Georges takes us through his early life experiences with cancer in his family, his own diagnosis with advanced melanoma, and his decision to move away from conventional treatments to embrace holistic methods. The conversation delves deep into the healing power of the mind, emotional wellness, visualization techniques, and the importance of faith and intuition in his recovery. Georges also shares inspiring success stories from his work and provides valuable insights into the transformational power of holistic health. This episode is a testament to the incredible potential within each of us to heal and thrive by tapping into our inner strengths and embracing a life of purpose and intention.01:00 Guest Introduction: Georges Cordoba's Inspiring Journey02:24 Georges' Early Life and Family's Cancer Struggles04:21 The Turning Point: Embracing Holistic Healing07:34 The Power of the Mind in Healing15:48 The Role of Emotions and Forgiveness in Health21:27 Holistic Health Practices and Personal Transformation35:27 Medical Journey and Tumor Diagnosis37:59 Prayer Group Invitation39:37 Experiencing Healing44:33 Miraculous MRI Results46:12 The Power of Faith and Forgiveness55:57 Coaching and Transformational Stories01:09:10 Final Thoughts and Contact InformationYou can connect w/ Georges here:Email: coach.georges@qualevita.comPhone: (575) 284-6400Give Away: eBook “A Balanced pH and Your Health.”  https://www.qualevita.com/YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/@healinginsideout IG: @coach.georges FB: https://www.facebook.com/georges.cordoba LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/georges-córdoba-76883427  Website: https://www.qualevita.com/Best-Selling Book: Beating The Odds: My Journey Through Holistic Health to Overcome Advanced CancerTo book a free discovery session:Calendly: https://calendly.com/coach-georges/transform-your-health-vitality-holistic-coaching  If you'd like to connect with Dan & EliseYou can find The DEEP Life on social mediaInstagram: https://bit.ly/3TTuUfWYouTube: https://bit.ly/3ScoOWSTikTok: https://bit.ly/3TOX0sUIf you'd like to connect with Dan:You can find him at MomentumStrengthWellness.comwhere he provides virtual fitness & holistic lifestyle coachingOr throughIG @MomentumStrengthWellnessYouTube @MomentumStrengthWellnessFacebook @MomentumStrengthWellness

El Banco Central de Brasil concluyó la primera fase de pruebas de su proyecto de moneda digital (Drex) y detectó que la tecnología todavía 'carece de madurez' y necesita superar varios 'desafíos' antes de convertirse en una realidad. RFI entrevistó a dos expertos sobre este proyecto con el que Brasilia aspira a convertirse en líder del blockchain en América Latina. El Banco Central de Brasil cerró la primera etapa de pruebas de su moneda digital, el Drex, una innovación dentro de su objetivo de posicionarse como uno de los líderes en activos blockchain controlados por los Estados.Pero el camino no parece tan sencillo. La entidad reconoció que al proyecto aún le "falta madurez" y que debe superar varios "desafíos" antes de materializarse. Entre los problemas detectados están las limitaciones en la capacidad de control de las autoridades, lo que podría dificultar, por ejemplo, la fiscalización de transferencias de fondos vinculadas a actividades ilícitas.'El Drex llegará tarde o temprano'Para Karla Cordoba, presidenta de la Asociación Blockchain Costa Rica, la llegada de esta moneda digital es solo cuestión de tiempo. Sin embargo, también reconoce las críticas del sector financiero a las llamadas CBDC, o monedas digitales emitidas por bancos centrales, como es el Drex en Brasil."Existe la duda sobre cuánta transparencia habrá, hasta qué punto se limitará la libertad individual, cómo se controlarán los datos personales y si esto derivará en un mayor control por parte de los Estados. Esos son algunos de los desafíos y cuestionamientos dentro de la industria respecto a estas monedas digitales respaldadas por los bancos centrales", explica Cordoba.Pedro Gutiérrez, director para Latinoamérica del grupo asiático CoinEx, también considera que el camino aún presenta numerosos desafíos.Temor persistente a los ciberataques "El mayor reto para los blockchain es que todavía estamos ante una tecnología nueva, que está revolucionando el mundo y lo seguirá transformando, aunque aún falta adopción. Uno de los temores de los bancos centrales, y la razón por la que operan en sistemas cerrados, es la protección ante ciberataques. Si estos sistemas fueran completamente abiertos, siempre estaría el riesgo de que el sistema financiero nacional pudiera ser atacado desde el exterior, lo que se convierte en un asunto de seguridad nacional. Otro desafío crucial, que sigue sin resolverse, es encontrar una forma de implementación que garantice la privacidad de los usuarios", señala.Otra preocupación en torno a estas monedas es la falta de regulación. Aun así, Gutiérrez se muestra optimista y destaca el liderazgo de Brasil en el tema."Brasil vio una gran oportunidad para modernizar su sistema financiero a través de la tecnología blockchain con el lanzamiento de este cripto-activo. Uno de los principales objetivos del Drex es digitalizar el real brasileño con un activo seguro y regulado. Y, en este caso, ¿qué podría ser más seguro y regulado que el propio Banco Central del país?", se pregunta.Las CBDC o monedas digitales de bancos centrales están en plena expansión. Según el centro de estudios Atlantic Council, tres países ya las han lanzado (Jamaica, Bahamas y Nigeria), mientras que otros 44 están en fase de pruebas piloto, de un total de 106 que han desarrollado algún proyecto en la materia.

Hacer click aquí para enviar sus comentarios a este cuento.Juan David Betancur Fernandezelnarradororal@gmail.comHabía    una vez En la luminosa ciudad de Córdoba, donde las calles estrechas estaban perfumadas por el azahar de los naranjos y el murmullo de las fuentes susurraba entre los muros blancos un medico médico cuya fama se extendía más allá de las tierras de Al-Ándalus. Su nombre era Farah, y su sabiduría no solo se reflejaba en sus vastos conocimientos de la medicina, sino también en su inmenso corazón.Farah atendía a todos aquellos que llegaban a su puerta, sin importar su condición. Los ricos le pagaban con oro, pero a los pobres les daba su ciencia sin pedir nada a cambio, pues creía firmemente en que la salud era un derecho de todos. Sin embargo, aunque su compasión era infinita, el tiempo no lo era.Una noche, cuando el médico Farah  ya había cerrado su consulta y apenas le quedaban fuerzas tras una jornada agotadora, alguien llamó insistentemente a la puerta. Farah abrió y vio a un hombre desaliñado, con el rostro demacrado por la enfermedad y los ojos inyectados en desesperación.—¡Doctor, necesito que me atienda ahora mismo! —exclamó el hombre con voz rasposa.El médico, con paciencia, le explicó que ya era tarde y se sentía tan cansado que no tendría la inteligencia y la paz del alma para poder curarlo  y que debía regresar al día siguiente para que pudiera atenderlo debidamente. Pero estas palabras encendieron una furia ciega en el enfermo. Su desesperación se transformó en enojo, y su enojo en odio.—¡Eres un impostor! ¡Solo ayudas a quien te conviene! —gritó, antes de alejarse dando un portazo.Farah suspiró, pero no dijo nada. Sabía que la enfermedad no solo afectaba al cuerpo, sino también al alma.A la mañana siguiente, cuando el médico acompañaba al sultán Orah en su majestuosa carroza, recorriendo los mercados bulliciosos donde mercaderes ofrecían sus especias y sedas, el mismo hombre apareció de repente. Como una tormenta desatada, se interpuso en el camino y, con voz llena de rabia, comenzó a insultar a Farah sin piedad.—¡Hipócrita! ¡Charlatán! ¡No eres más que un falso sabio!El sultán, sorprendido por semejante insolencia, frunció el ceño y, sin dudarlo, se volvió hacia el médico.—¡Esto es una afrenta imperdonable! —exclamó Orah con tono severo—. Farah, te ordeno que le arranques el corazón a este hombre.El médico inclinó la cabeza en señal de obediencia y no dijo nada. Pero en su mente, una idea comenzaba a tomar forma.En los días que siguieron, Farah se dedicó en secreto a cumplir la orden del sultán, pero no con un bisturí, sino con la dulzura y la paciencia de un verdadero sanador.Cada mañana, envió a su sirviente con un jarro de leche fresca para el hombre. Al poco tiempo, pagó su alquiler, evitando que lo echaran de su hogar. También se aseguró de que recibiera los medicamentos necesarios para su recuperación. Día tras día, el enfermo, que había esperado castigo y desprecio, solo recibió bondad. Y esa bondad, como una lluvia suave sobre tierra reseca, comenzó a transformar su corazón.Al principio, el hombre no entendía. Su orgullo le hacía resistirse a aceptar ayuda de aquel a quien había despreciado. Pero la insistencia de Farah fue más fuerte que su rencor. Poco a poco, la dureza de su alma se fue desmoronando y, cuando por fin la salud regresó a su cuerpo, algo más había cambiado en él.Pasaron algunas semanas, y un día, mientras el sultán y el médico paseaban de nuevo por la ciudad, un hombre se acercó corriendo. Esta vez, en lugar de insultos, sus labios pronunciaron palabras de gratitud.—¡Oh, gran Farah! ¡Que Alá te bendiga por siempre! No solo curaste mi cuerpo, sino que salvaste mi alma. ¡Eres el más noble de lo

Meet Jacque Robinson-Baisley, currently the Director of External Affairs for Cordoba Corp. in their Education and Facilities Sector.  Jacque also served as Vice Mayor and Councilmember for the City of Pasadena – that was recently devastated by the wildfires. Jacque is a tenured leader with over two decades of experience in stakeholder engagement and government relations in the greater Los Angeles region and statewide. Her prior experience includes managing and directing community, electoral, and advocacy campaigns with labor unions, nonprofits, school districts, and philanthropy. She has been recognized for her expertise in policy development, community engagement, government relations, strategic planning, and special event planning and execution. Jacque also served as Vice Mayor and Councilmember for the City of Pasadena from 2007-2015. Among her many accomplishments, she spearheaded the development and adoption of the Lincoln Avenue Specific Plan and served as a Commissioner for the Hollywood-Burbank Airport. She continues her personal commitment to public service as a current Board Member of Pathways LA, Pasadena Delta Foundation, and the National Women's Political Caucus, Greater Pasadena Area. Here is the link to the Go Fund page:  https://gofund.me/d50fce17

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People of African descent lived in medieval Europe, and Europeans were aware of the power of contemporary kingdoms in Africa. This shaped the way that people from African were depicted in the art and literature of medieval Europe in different ways. Dr. Chrissie Senecal, Associate Professor at Shippensburg University, shared about their presence during that era. “it's really an erroneous idea that people of color actually of African descent were not present in Western Europe. Just a big example is that obviously Spain is in Western Europe. Spain had been conquered in the early medieval period by people from North Africa that were Muslim and had set up an incredibly vibrant culture, like the biggest city of medieval Europe was Cordoba. So that's a whole bunch of people. There were also constant exchanges with people in the Mediterranean. So, for example, the Kingdom of Ethiopia was known to be Christian, and they had an embassy in Rome. Moreover, there's a lot of contact with the Eastern Mediterranean through the Crusades. And that was a kind of melting pot in some ways of different cultures. The island of Sicily is also a place where many, many people of African descent existed.” Figures like Balthazar, one of the Three Wise Men, were depicted with African features in medieval art. According to Dr. Senecal, Balthazar is a really fascinating character in medieval art. “So, in the new test, obviously, we know medieval Europe, predominantly Christian, although there's many, many Muslims in Spain and there's a large Jewish population as well. But most people identified as Christian outside of Spain. And in the medieval period, there began to be legends attached to the Gospel of Matthew about the three wise men that went to visit Jesus. So that gospel actually doesn't say there were three. It becomes thought of as three wise men representing a king, sort of mage from Europe, from Asia, from Africa. And so Balthazar is considered to be from Africa. But here's where we get into, like, you know, descendant of Africa versus black, because in the first renditions of Balthazar in medieval art, like in the 11th century, Balthazar is depicted as with white skin. And it isn't until the 1400s that he's shown with black skin, even though he was considered to be from Africa. And some of the most beautiful paintings of the wise men come from the 1400s. And you see images of Balthazar wearing this incredibly beautiful clothing, sumptuous fabric. And, you know, he carries myrrh along with the other wise men carrying the other gifts. And it's really incredible. There's a kind of middle transition period. Like in the 1300s, we have an image of Balthazar and he has white skin, but he has a servant accompanying him. And that servant has black skin. So it's a pretty fascinating trajectory.”Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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3 big ideas discussed in this episode: BIG IDEA #1: Our Country's State of Health BIG IDEA #2: The impact of having cancer in the workforce; Corporate or Entrepreneurial. BIG IDEA #3: Preventing or overcoming disease Get the show notes for this episode here: https://AskJeremyJones.com/podcast

They were building not just any basement. It was to house printing machines that would make books and leaflets. Flyers and pamphlets. Materials for the cause. And not just any printing press. The largest clandestine printing press in the country—the social media of the 1970s.This is the third episode of Stories of Resistance. Stories of Resistance is a new project, co-produced by The Real News and Global Exchange. Each week, we'll bring you stories of resistance like this. Inspiration for dark times.If you like what you hear, please subscribe, like, share, comment, or leave a review. We've recently launched a Kickstarter to help get the series off the ground. You can support it by clicking here: Stories of Resistance: Inspiration for Dark Times KickstarterWritten and produced by Michael Fox.Today, the location of the “Roberto Matthews” People's Press is a site of historical memory in Cordoba, Argentina. You can follow them on Instagram, here.Help us continue producing radically independent news and in-depth analysis by following us and becoming a monthly sustainer.Sign up for our newsletterFollow us on BlueskyLike us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterDonate to support this podcast

Matt Lewis is joined by Professor Brian A. Catlos to explore the nearly eight centuries of Al Andalus, Islamic Spain. From a daring invasion in 711 led by Tariq ibn Ziyad to the emergence of great cities like Cordoba, Matt and Brian delve into the multicultural experiment where Muslims, Christians, and Jews coexisted, blending art, science, and culture, and they debunk some pretty huge fake news about Charlemagne.Gone Medieval is presented by Matt Lewis and edited by Amy Haddow. The producer is Rob Weinberg. The senior producer is Anne-Marie Luff.All music used is courtesy of Epidemic Sounds.Gone Medieval is a History Hit podcast.Sign up to History Hit for hundreds of hours of original documentaries, with a new release every week and ad-free podcasts. Sign up at https://www.historyhit.com/subscribe. You can take part in our listener survey here: https://uk.surveymonkey.com/r/6FFT7MK

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In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Georges Cordoba, author of Beating the Odds: My Journey through Holistic Health to Overcome Advanced Cancer. Georges shares his incredible story of resilience, faith, and transformation. From his Catholic upbringing in Venezuela to battling advanced cancer with a holistic approach after enduring ten surgeries, Georges reveals how his faith and a change in perspective were pivotal in his recovery. Join us as we explore his remarkable journey and the lessons he learned about health, spirituality, and the human spirit.

In this episode of History 102, 'WhatIfAltHist' creator Rudyard Lynch and co-host Austin Padgett examine the medieval decline of Asia, analyzing how regions that were once the world's centers of culture, economics, and technology—particularly China, India, and the Islamic world—gradually lost their dominance between 1000-1500 AD.  --

Story One – Taken in the Night Stories of mysterious abductions have been with us for decades, to the point that they've become a huge part of Western culture. Unfortunately, this has erased much of the nuance surrounding these events, including strange occurrences felt before, during, and even after the “abduction” itself. Perhaps it's finally time for people to listen to what really happened to those who found themselves taken in the night. Story Two – The Santa Isabel Entity In September of 1972, a series of bizarre encounters occurred at an industrial complex in the Argentinian city of Cordoba. Over the course of one week, witnesses to the phenomenon described crossing paths with a mysterious intruder – one whose origins remain unknown to this day. Whether it was man, beast, or something else entirely, we still have little explanation for the Santa Isabel Entity. MUSIC  Tracks used by kind permission of Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Tracks used by kind permission of CO.AG Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Christians succeed in taking one of the most important cities in al-Andalus - the city of Cordoba which surrendered in 1236.