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No need to wish You were here just join us live this Friday for the return of both our guests. First coming in from the Dark Side Of the Moon keyboardist Matt Riddle from the Pink Floyd tribute band @BritFloyd we had a great time when they were last in town This time will be more epic because they are playing at the legendary red rocks amphitheater June 6th here in Colorado. It's gonna be a busy week as we will be rolling straight into the @Dudegrows cup and the @hashbash25 weekend. We also have our old friend @Shiloh_Massive_1 coming in to ….let's be honest “Take over the Show” He's always entertaining and putting in the work with such bangers as * 4 Kings * Black Apple Hitchcock * Blue Z Burger * Cherry Impossible and many more. We have been friends since his first trip to the Dam and he has evolved from a young fresh kid to the swolled up tatted guy you see today. Anyone who knows him knows he would give the shirt off his back if needed and is always there to pull a homie up. These days you can find him doing Pheno Hunts with 1000's of plants , making waves whenever he can't ride them and being that Canna Family man that I can say with certainty ain't easy. We also have some late additions to the show some of the winners from last weeks @omgeventsllc Kush & Sour competition First we have Max from @fubar_organics out of the Hudson valley that took home the 1st place in Kush category and second in Chem Max is a fan of the show so he knows exactly what he's getting into. Second we have Eddy S aka @drherbshmengie who crushed it and took home 1st in the illustrious NY category of “SOUR” we will keep it short this week but we need to get the Dr back on to talk about his years running the infamous HP13 a strain that has about as much lore and shenanigans around it as the Sour. So get that @dabx GO rig charged your @jerome_baker bong Clean with some ice

durée : 00:03:56 - Chroniques littorales - par : Jose Manuel Lamarque - Véronique Damème a fait l'école des Glénans, toute la formation pour devenir skippeuse, habitant Auray, en Bretagne, et n'est pas devenue skippeuse vous continue à naviguer…

Justin Nault is a nutritional therapist who has helped thousands of clients escape our broken healthcare system and reclaim their health. We talked about his previous life as a professional musician and his own health journey, as well as the origins of allopathic medicine, seed oils and the hydroelectric dam analogy, what's wrong with rodent studies and nutrition research, how to eat for optimal energy, leanness and performance, longevity in sports, setting 90 years of goals, the politicization of health, finding self-love, and much more. You can learn more about Justin at justinnault.com/stevenMaui Nui Venison (The Healthiest Red Meat on the Planet)mauinuivenison.com/stevenNADS (Men's Organic Cotton Underwear)Use code STEVEN for 15% off NADSHeadspace (Meditation App)Try it for Free for 14 DaysSupport the Podcast Directlypatreon.com/somethingdiffpodWe are supported by these amazing BIG GIVERS:Michael Roy and Mark and Julie CalhounShow Notes:  thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/justin-naultNuggets:(00:00:00) – Intro(00:04:04) – Justin's life as a professional musician(00:08:10) – The costume(00:13:34) – Escapism(00:17:58) – Rocketman(00:20:18) – Collecting data from childhood(00:24:46) – Masochistic fitness(00:28:31) – Justin's niece(00:33:52) – The origins of allopathic medicine(00:35:23) – The limitations of nutrition science(00:37:20) – Seed oils(00:41:44) – The hydroelectric dam analogy(00:46:38) – PUFAs, Omega-6s, & Omega-3s(00:48:31) – Hyperphysiological doses, & fat loss(00:54:37) – A cheap way to check your metabolic rate(00:56:17) – What happened to Primal Kitchen(01:01:24) – Capitalism is demand-driven(01:05:28) – Whose funnel am I in?(01:08:44) – Justin's staple foods(01:10:59) – Cholesterol & thyroid health(01:19:21) – Carbs & saturated fat(01:24:20) – Calories, paleo, & metabolic rate(01:30:01) – Food is data(01:33:17) – Energy flux(01:38:06) – No more sugar cravings(01:41:17) – Architect of freedom(01:45:45) – Thyroid, carb sources, & dairy(01:49:11) – Fiber & blood glucose(01:50:16) – Sugar(01:57:07) – Fructose & fruit juice(01:59:24) – Rodent studies & nutrition research(02:04:41) – The illusion of authority(02:10:07) – The politicization of health(02:13:56) – Covid(02:21:56) – A journey of self-love(02:33:44) – Psychadelics & non-duality(02:37:46) – Is it working(02:45:07) – Top 5 daily prometabolic habits(02:48:49) – Equatorial living(02:51:33) – Leanness & performance(03:00:54) – Longevity in sports(03:03:16) – Justin's athletic life(03:05:32) – 90 years of goals(03:08:05) – Where to find Justin

Hoofd voorlichting en spindoctor van de VVD Kees Berghuis wordt de nieuwe hoofdredacteur van WNL. Dit zorgde voor nogal wat commotie, want een voormalig spindoctor als hoofdredacteur, zorgt dat niet voor belangenverstrengeling? WNL-journalist Elif Isitman zat in de sollicitatiecommissie en ziet geen enkel probleem in Berghuis als hoofdredacteur. 'Hij heeft benadrukt de VVD niet voor te trekken', aldus Isitman. 'En op het moment dat we hem daarop betrappen heeft hij gezegd dat we hem meteen aan z'n jasje moeten trekken.' Voormalig Talpa-directeur Paul Römer snapt de hele discussie niet, wijzend naar PvdA-prominent Marcel van Dam, die ooit directeur van de VARA was. 'Laat Berghuis bewijzen dat hij een goede hoofdredacteur is', roept Römer op.  Kiki Schippers van het Taalteam sluit het mediaforum af.

Ahead of a naughty Saturday night at HQ2 in Atlantic City, Markus Schulz checks in with the latest studio edition of Global DJ Broadcast. On the show, he showcases new music from Cristoph, Grigoré, Kevin de Vries, Eli Brown and more. A guestmix from Estiva features in the second hour, as he showcases one of the most anticipated albums of 2025 in Embrace.   Hope you enjoy the show.   The Essentials with Markus Schulz 01. Konstantin Sibold & Adam Sellouk - Day 'n' Night 02. Cristoph & ADZ - Fractal [Down the Rabbit Hole] 03. Huminal - Mountainside (Hicky & Kalo Remix) [Global Selection] 04. Martin Roth - The Song That Plays at the End of Your Childhood [Deeper Shades] 05. DJ T.H. x Mino Dior x Jake x Snowman - Higher Power [In Bloom] 06.-Grigore - Amplify Reality 07. Kevin de Vries x Bigfett featuring Frynn - Crashing Down 08. Cosmic Gate & Diana Miro - Hear Me Out (Hel:sløwed Remix) 09. Laura van Dam x KhoMha - Mantra 10. Tinlicker - Never Let Me Go [A Moment of Sunrise] 11. Milkwish x Solange UK - Pacific Dreams 12. Tomcraft - Drama Kid 13. AFFKT - Bixoski 14. Corren Cavini - Listen to the Silence 15. Adina Butar - Whisper (ReDub Remix) 16. Markus Schulz presents Dakota - In a Green Valley [Hall of Fame]   Estiva 01. Estiva - Little Love 02. Estiva - Parlez-Vous 03. Estiva - KFIL 04. Estiva - Sudden Moves 05. Estiva - E.T. Dust 06. Estiva - Lonely Keys 07. Estiva & Liz Cass - Satellite 08. Estiva & GAALIA - Feel Alive   Back with Markus Schulz 17. Signum - Homage 18. Charles D - Control 19. Eli Brown - Wavey 20. Armin van Buuren & BLR - Bach to the Future 21. Pleasurekraft & Paula van Klar - Seduction 22. Space 92 - Orbit Motion 23. Luke Terry - Echoes of Solara 24. Gouryella featuring Saskia Lie Atjam - Marama (Moon & Stars)  

Arcadia June is coming, don't let it pass you by! We chat about photo libraries, Andrew is a bike guy again, and Martin shares a fun story about his son using the Mac! Ring the bell, a new One Prime Plus Dot Com member has entered the room! Stuff-ups and Shout-outs! 00:00:00 Imagine what Andrew said in those thirty seconds..

Em entrevista ao jornalista Estevão Damázio, da Confederação da Agricultura e Pecuária do Brasil (CNA), o deputado federal Alceu Moreira (MDB/RS), que é coordenador institucional da Frente Parlamentar da Agropecuária (FPA) na Câmara dos Deputados, criticou a atuação do Ibama. Segundo ele, os embargos são decorrentes das autuações ambientais realizadas pelo Instituto Brasileiro do Meio Ambiente e dos Recursos Naturais Renováveis. O parlamentar gaúcho solicitou informações ao presidente do Ibama, Rodrigo Agostinho Mendonça, a respeito dos números de embargos em áreas rurais.

Het Nederlandse bedrijf Guide ID kun je echt overal ter wereld tegenkomen. Het bedrijf van Frits Polman levert namelijk audiotours aan musea. Van het Paleis op de Dam tot het Irish Whisky Museum, en van het Stedelijk Museum tot de USS Midway. Ze zijn actief in 27 landen, waaronder Oekraïne.

A atuação de grupos criminosos no fornecimento de redes de internet tem tirado o sono de produtores rurais. Além das dificuldades de conexão, existem denúncias sobre a atuação de quadrilhas que pressionam e impõem serviços de baixa qualidade nas propriedades. Segundo informações, os criminosos atuam em pequenas empresas provedoras do setor. O consultor em segurança no campo da Confederação da Agricultura e Pecuária do Brasil, Rodney Miranda, falou sobre a situação com o jornalista Estevão Damázio. Ele explicou, ainda, como os homens do campo podem enfrentar essa situação.

Set phasers to DAM! We begin with our semi regular Star Trek Movie rewatch. First up is sedentary Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Join Richie, Jim, and Carl as they join Kirk, Spock, and McCoy in the in the slowest Sci-Fi movie since Space Odyssey.If you wish to let us know what you thought of the movie, or the show in general, or just anything that comes to mind please drop us an email at destroymail@gmail.comFor past episodes: DAMSHOW.CO

Chaz and AJ have been on top of the many problems and complaints out of Hamden, and this morning they spoke with Reggie, the parent of student in the Hamden school system, who has big issues with the Superintendent. (0:00)   Anthony Avallone was in studio from Reitmann Personnel, offering his professional advice to the graduating class on how to get ahead at their first job. (14:13)  Steelheart's Miljenko Matijevic was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the Jam at the Dam, and a life-threatening accident that happened to him on stage in Denver. (25:58)  In Dumb Ass News, a woman tried to drive through a street festival after ignoring the police officer trying to stop her. After the story, Chaz and AJ went on a rant about women pushing baby strollers. (37:38)

Julius joins Lance on the show during the drive home from the Lincoln Half Marathon, and they talk about their races on Sunday, May 4. Julius tells the story of how he came to a small NAIA college in Kentucky and decided to stay in America. The 2003 Dam to Dam champion talks about how odd jobs in college led to valuable knowledge of construction and woodworking that he uses today. Julius relives some of his tales of racing against some of the best distance runners in America, including the USA 1 Mile Road Championships in Des Moines just over a decade ago. He talks about the struggles he's had in returning to his form before the pandemic. Julius also reveals a story Lance has never heard - when he did a training run from Ames to Des Moines while running on Interstate 35.

In aflevering 32 van de PZC Voetbal Podcast bespreken de PZC-journalisten Jan Dagevos, Barry van der Hooft en Juriën Dam de laatste ontwikkelingen uit het Zeeuwse voetbal. Ook worden er over en weer wat quizvraagjes gesteld. Want welke oud-Hoek-speler kwam Jan vorige week bijvoorbeeld tegen in Amsterdam, en welke ex-Hoek-trainer sprak Juriën toevalligerwijs in Gent? In Amsterdam trouwens nog geen landkampioenschap, maar kampioenschappen vielen er wel te vieren bij Apollo’69 en Groede. Daarentegen heeft Hontenisse een minder seizoen, en Barry heeft daar wel een verklaring voor. Verder wordt er gesproken over de schitterende goals, proefspeler en ontplofte telefoons bij Hoek. Ook worden er al wat scenario’s besproken voor de nacompetitie en heeft Barry al diverse kaarten moeten bestellen voor de derby (en kampioenswedstrijd) van zaterdag tussen Kloetinge en HoekSupport the show: https://krant.nlSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In het Shimano Experience Center in Valkenburg hebben we gisteravond opnieuw het Marly Grav Café Live gehost. Te gast zijn Laurens ten Dam, Florian Vermeersch, Bart Brentjens, Marjet Groen, Danny Nelissen (oud-prof) en Raymond Kerckhoffs (Wielerflits/RIDE Magazine). Presentatie is in handen van Bas van Mulken

Es war ein riesiges Stadtplanungsprogramm, das vor 100 Jahren Frankfurt in fast allen Bereichen gestaltet hat. Das 'Neue Frankfurt', wie das Projekt genannt wurde, sollte nicht nur gegen die akute Wohnungsnot, sondern auch gegen Armut, hygienische Missstände und soziale Ungerechtigkeit helfen. Inwiefern das geklappt hat und wo und wie diese Ideen von damals noch heute wirken, darum geht es heute. Mit Yvonne Koch

Er zijn een aantal grote toespraken in de wereldgeschiedenis. De beroemde speech van Martin Luther King is daar een van. Een land, een stad, een kerk heeft toespraken nodig waarin richting wordt gegeven. Zonder visioen verwildert het volk. Je hebt mensen nodig die met integriteit en gezag uitleggen waar we staan, wie we zijn en wie we zouden moeten zijn. Zo'n speech werd ook gehouden in Nederland, in 1945, door een dominee. K.H. Miskotte. Terwijl op de Dam de kruitdampen van een aanslag nog amper waren opgetrokken, sprak iemand moedige, kritische, ware woorden. De kracht van dát woord, op dát moment, dat maakt deze nationale bevrijdingspreek in 1945 bijzonder. De preek ging over Psalm 92 en dat Gods vijanden vergaan. 

The Nechako River was one of the main tributaries of the Fraser until the Kenney Dam was built in the 1950s. The dam diverted most of the river's flow to power Rio Tinto Alcan's aluminum smelter in Kitimat, severely impacting the lives of the local Stellat'en and Saik'uz Nations. Nechako is a new film that documents years of resistance by the two Nations, including a groundbreaking legal proceeding against the Canadian government and Rio Tinto Alcan that continues to this day. We speak with writer and director Lyana Patrick of the Stellat'en First Nation.

Andy and Brenden discuss the Cardinal's series split with the Reds, and Andy puts Brenden and Aidan to the test with 'Dam that Sire!"

Andy and Brenden discuss game 5 and look ahead to game 6 back in St Louis as the Blues try to advance.. Plus, can Aidan and Brenden make a comeback in "Dam that Sire?"

Spraakmaker is vandaag Matthijs van Dam. In het Mediaforum zijn Paul Römer en Hansje van de Beek te gast. Bij Stand.nl de stelling: 'Een maand zonder sociale media zou voor iedereen goed zijn.' In het tweede uur gaan we het hebben over het organiseren van een WK voetbal en de invloed van algoritmes op de beurskoers.

Bodil de la Parra is actrice en toneelschrijver. Haar eerste theatervoorstelling ‘Orgeade Overzee' werd bekroond met de Van der Viesprijs en ‘Victor en Ik' kreeg een nominatie voor de Taalunie Toneelschrijfprijs (2000). Ze schreef en speelde in de voorstelling ‘Ouwe Pinda's' en was verantwoordelijk voor de muzikale komedie ‘We Want More'. Recentelijk was ze te zien in de tv-series ‘Klem' en ‘Het jaar van Fortuyn'. Nu komt de la Parra met de voorstelling ‘Brieven aan Bertje', een voorstelling in het kader van Theater Na de Dam. Het is een ode aan de Surinaamse verzetsheldin Elisabeth ‘Betty' Bergen, die Joodse mensen hielp onder te duiken. Femke van der Laan gaat met Bodil de la Parra in gesprek.

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Mysteries on Øresund Bridge: A Road Trip Surprise Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-04-28-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Jens, Marie og Lars kørte i Mariens lyseblå bil.En: Jens, Marie, and Lars drove in Marie's light blue car.Da: Det var en klar forårsdag, og solens stråler glimtede på Øresundsbroens høje søjler.En: It was a clear spring day, and the sun's rays glittered on the tall pillars of the Øresund Bridge.Da: Bag dem lå København, og foran dem ventede Malmös charmerende gader.En: Behind them lay Copenhagen, and ahead of them awaited the charming streets of Malmö.Da: De havde netop nået broens midte, hvor udsigten over vandet var spektakulær.En: They had just reached the middle of the bridge, where the view over the water was spectacular.Da: Pludselig mærkede Jens en uro.En: Suddenly, Jens felt uneasy.Da: "Stop bilen et øjeblik," bad han.En: "Stop the car for a moment," he asked.Da: Marie så undrende på ham, men kørte ind til siden på en af de små nødpladser på broen.En: Marie looked at him in surprise but pulled over to one of the small emergency stops on the bridge.Da: "Jeg hørte noget mærkeligt i bagagerummet," sagde Jens.En: "I heard something strange in the trunk," said Jens.Da: "Måske bør vi tjekke det."En: "Maybe we should check it."Da: Marie trak på skuldrene og steg ud, fulgt af Lars, som altid var rolig og smilende.En: Marie shrugged and got out, followed by Lars, who was always calm and smiling.Da: Da de åbnede bagagerummet, lå der et mystisk pakket ind i brunt papir.En: When they opened the trunk, there was something mysteriously wrapped in brown paper.Da: Ingen af dem havde set det før.En: None of them had seen it before.Da: "Hvad kan det mon være?"En: "I wonder what it could be?"Da: spurgte Marie ivrigt.En: asked Marie eagerly.Da: Jens stirrede på pakken med en blanding af interesse og nervøsitet.En: Jens stared at the parcel with a mix of interest and nervousness.Da: Han vidste, at han skulle handle forsigtigt.En: He knew he needed to act cautiously.Da: "Vi kunne åbne den, men hvad nu hvis det er farligt?En: "We could open it, but what if it's dangerous?Da: Måske burde vi ringe til politiet," overvejede han højt.En: Maybe we should call the police," he considered aloud.Da: Lars lagde en beroligende hånd på Jens' skulder.En: Lars placed a reassuring hand on Jens's shoulder.Da: "Lad os først se, hvad det er.En: "Let's first see what it is.Da: Det kan være noget harmløst," foreslog han.En: It could be something harmless," he suggested.Da: Med et hurtigt blik på hinanden besluttede de sig for at undersøge skatten selv.En: With a quick glance at each other, they decided to investigate the treasure themselves.Da: De brugte knappen af en bilnøgle til forsigtigt at skære pakken op.En: They used the button of a car key to carefully cut the parcel open.Da: Inden i fandt de en kryptisk seddel og en mærkelig enhed, der lignede noget fra fremtiden.En: Inside, they found a cryptic note and a strange device that looked like something from the future.Da: Sedlen var skrevet med en håndskrift, de ikke genkendte.En: The note was written in handwriting they did not recognize.Da: "Hvad står der?"En: "What does it say?"Da: spurgte Marie nysgerrig.En: asked Marie curiously.Da: Jens læste højt: "Tak for din tillid.En: Jens read aloud: "Thank you for your trust.Da: Næste stop, overraskelser venter."En: Next stop, surprises await."Da: De kikkede på hinanden med fornyet mistanke.En: They looked at each other with renewed suspicion.Da: Hvem havde lagt pakken i deres bil?En: Who had placed the parcel in their car?Da: Kunne det have forbindelse til de fremmede, de mødte sidste sommer på en strand i Skagen?En: Could it be connected to the strangers they met last summer on a beach in Skagen?Da: Lars, med sit sind i ro, foreslog, at de skulle dokumentere alt og give det til myndighederne, da de nåede Malmö.En: Lars, with his mind at ease, suggested that they document everything and hand it over to the authorities when they reached Malmö.Da: "Bedre at være på den sikre side," sagde han.En: "Better to be safe than sorry," he said.Da: Da de trillede ind i Malmös grænsekontrol, følte de sig både lettede og nysgerrige.En: As they rolled into Malmö's border control, they felt both relieved and curious.Da: De afleverede pakken til tolderne og forklarede det hele.En: They handed the parcel to the customs officers and explained everything.Da: Jens så ud på solen, der nu hang lavt i horisonten, og indså noget.En: Jens looked out at the sun, now hanging low on the horizon, and realized something.Da: Livet havde mange uvisse momenter, men det var dem, der gjorde det værd at leve.En: Life had many uncertain moments, but it was those that made it worth living.Da: Han smilede til Marie og Lars og begyndte at forstå, at ikke alt kunne kontrolleres eller forklares.En: He smiled at Marie and Lars and began to understand that not everything could be controlled or explained.Da: Det var en ny begyndelse for Jens, en der accepterede det uforudsigelige lidt mere villigt.En: It was a new beginning for Jens, one where he accepted the unpredictable a little more willingly. Vocabulary Words:glittered: glimtedepillars: søjlercharming: charmerendespectacular: spektakulæruneasy: uroemergency stops: nødpladsertrunk: bagagerummetshrugged: trak på skuldrenemysteriously: mystiskwrapped: pakket indeagerly: ivrignervousness: nervøsitetcautiously: forsigtigtreassuring: beroligendeharmless: harmløstcryptic: kryptiskhandwriting: håndskriftsuspicions: mistankestrangers: fremmededocument: dokumentereauthorities: myndighedernecurious: nysgerrigcustoms officers: toldernehorizon: horisontenuncertain: uvissebeginning: begyndelseunpredictable: uforudsigeligecontrolled: kontrolleresexplained: forklaressmiled: smilede

"Kill Chain" Hosts: Darren Weeks, Vicky Davis Website for the show: https://governamerica.com Vicky's website: https://thetechnocratictyranny.com COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AND CREDITS AT: https://governamerica.com/radio/radio-archives/22615-govern-america-april-26-2025-kill-chain Listen LIVE every Saturday at 11AM Eastern or 8AM Pacific at http://governamerica.net or on your favorite app. Port explosion in Iran one day after Trump says he might make a deal with them. Klaus Schwab resigns from the World Economic Forum after corruption investigation is opened. Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre dies — allegedly of "suicide". CEOs of major retailers warn of empty store shelves. War on food as 30 million chickens culled due to Bird Flu so far in 2025. UK approves geoengineering "experiment" to dim the sun to combat "global warming", as media pretends like weather manipulation and aerial spraying is a new concept. Utilities in Michigan keep raising rates due to goofy Gretchen's "green energy" policies. Dam removals and building codes that threaten to raise housing prices in a market that is already out of reach for many young people. Also, Denver Airport, transportation hubs, unmanned bulldozers and AI killer drones. Palantir spreads its tentacles ever deeper into your life — whether you know it, or not. Phone calls throughout the show.

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Unraveling Family Tensions: An Unexpected Bond Forms Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-04-26-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: I et lille parcelhus i forstaden, en smule slidt af tidens forløb, samles familien omkring det lange spisebord.En: In a small suburban house, a bit worn by the passage of time, the family gathers around the long dining table.Da: Det er forår udenfor.En: It is spring outside.Da: Friske knopper kigger frem på buskene, og en let brise bærer duften af nyklippet græs ind gennem de halvt åbne vinduer.En: Fresh buds peek out on the bushes, and a gentle breeze carries the scent of freshly cut grass through the half-open windows.Da: Men indenfor er stemningen alt andet end let.En: But inside, the atmosphere is anything but light.Da: Nikolaj sidder stille ved bordets ende.En: Nikolaj sits quietly at the end of the table.Da: Han er der for sin bror, som han ikke har set længe.En: He is there for his brother, whom he hasn't seen in a long time.Da: Spændingerne rammer ham allerede som bølger af ubehag.En: The tension already hits him like waves of discomfort.Da: Freja, derimod, går beslutsomt rundt og prøver at lette stemningen.En: Freja, on the other hand, moves around decisively, trying to lighten the mood.Da: Hun er en del af familien gennem sin kusine og har hurtigt bemærket Nikolajs tilbagetrukkenhed.En: She is part of the family through her cousin and has quickly noticed Nikolaj's withdrawal.Da: Hun sætter sig ved siden af ham, med et varmt smil på læben.En: She sits next to him with a warm smile on her face.Da: "Hej, Nikolaj.En: "Hi, Nikolaj.Da: Hvordan har du det?"En: How are you?"Da: spørger hun venligt.En: she asks kindly.Da: Nikolaj tøver, ser på hende og svarer med et halvhjertet smil, "Hej, Freja.En: Nikolaj hesitates, looks at her, and replies with a half-hearted smile, "Hi, Freja.Da: Jeg klarer mig."En: I'm managing."Da: Han ser ned, undgår øjenkontakt.En: He looks down, avoiding eye contact.Da: Han ønsker blot at undgå konfrontationerne, der ofte opstår til disse sammenkomster.En: He just wants to avoid the confrontations that often arise at these gatherings.Da: Familien skændes højlydt om de små ting.En: The family argues loudly over small things.Da: Nogen nævner den store ovale arvemaling, som få kunne enes om, hvorefter stemmerne hæves.En: Someone mentions the large oval heirloom painting, which few could agree on, and then voices are raised.Da: Midt i det ophedede øjeblik rejser Nikolajs bror sig for at forlade rummet, træt af de bitre bemærkninger.En: In the middle of the heated moment, Nikolaj's brother stands up to leave the room, tired of the bitter remarks.Da: "Hold nu op!"En: "Stop it!"Da: bryder Nikolaj pludselig ud, hans stemme højere end beregnet.En: Nikolaj suddenly bursts out, his voice louder than intended.Da: Alle stopper op, og rummet fyldes med stilhed.En: Everyone stops, and the room is filled with silence.Da: Nikolajs mod til at forsvare sin bror overrasker både Freja og ham selv.En: Nikolaj's courage to defend his brother surprises both Freja and himself.Da: Øjnene falder på ham, og han må skjule sin overraskelse over sin egen handling.En: Eyes fall on him, and he must hide his surprise at his own action.Da: Efter måltidet og de fælles anstrengelser for at genoprette noget, der minder om harmoni, sniger Nikolaj og Freja sig udenfor i den kølige forårsaftenluft.En: After the meal and the joint efforts to restore something resembling harmony, Nikolaj and Freja sneak outside into the cool spring evening air.Da: De sidder på trappetrinnet.En: They sit on the steps.Da: Mørket samler sig stille omkring dem.En: Darkness quietly gathers around them.Da: "Det var en overraskelse," siger Freja, med et smil som går helt til øjnene.En: "That was a surprise," says Freja, with a smile that reaches her eyes.Da: Nikolaj trækker på skuldrene og griner lavmælt, "Jeg vidste ikke, jeg havde det i mig."En: Nikolaj shrugs and laughs softly, "I didn't know I had it in me."Da: Han ser op mod himlen, hvor stjernerne begynder at titte frem.En: He looks up at the sky, where stars begin to peek through.Da: "Men tak, fordi du kom hen til mig."En: "But thank you for coming over to me."Da: Freja nikker og rækker ham en flaske vand, "Jeg kunne mærke, du havde brug for en pause fra alt det dér."En: Freja nods and hands him a bottle of water, "I could sense you needed a break from all that."Da: De taler længe og deler stille historier om deres liv og drømme.En: They talk for a long time and share quiet stories about their lives and dreams.Da: De indser, at de har mere tilfælles, end de først antog.En: They realize they have more in common than they first assumed.Da: Da de rejser sig for at gå ind igen, føler Nikolaj sig lettere.En: As they get up to go back inside, Nikolaj feels lighter.Da: Han ved nu, at ikke alle konflikter behøver at være så vanskelige, og at han kan finde støtte hos nye venner.En: He now knows that not all conflicts need to be so difficult and that he can find support in new friends.Da: Freja opdager, at hendes evne til at skabe ro kan føre til betydningsfulde forbindelser.En: Freja discovers that her ability to create calm can lead to meaningful connections.Da: Imens de vender tilbage til den nu roligere stue, har de begge en følelse af ny begyndelse.En: As they return to the now calmer living room, they both have a sense of a new beginning. 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Colorado Parks and Wildlife owns and operates the largest inventory of dams in the state of Colorado. The water impounded is used for purposes such as downstream irrigation, fisheries management and aquatic operations, and a multitude of recreational activities including fishing, boating and swimming.CPW manages more than 120 dams across the state and has spent more than $126 million in the last decade for dam safety related work. All of this work helps keep downstream communities safe while providing recreational opportunities in Colorado's reservoirs and on tailwater fisheries. Without these dams creating reservoirs, the state would have significantly less water-based recreation opportunities, as there are only 11 natural lakes in Colorado greater than 50 surface acres.In this episode of the Colorado Outdoors Podcast, we chat with Dam Safety Program Manager and Chief Dam Safety Engineer Eric Eisinger as well as Capital Program Manager Margaret Taylor about what it takes to monitor and manage Colorado's inventory of dams.Come for the great information, stay for the beaver jokes.

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Fluent Fiction - Danish: Freja's Vibrant Leap: Bold Fashion Choices in Springtime Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-04-22-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Nyhavn summede af liv og farver denne forårsdag.En: Nyhavn buzzed with life and colors on this spring day.Da: Solen skinnede ned over de pastelfarvede huse, mens bådene i kanalen roligt gyngede i takt med vandets bevægelser.En: The sun shone down over the pastel-colored houses, while the boats in the canal gently rocked in time with the movement of the water.Da: Freja gik langs de brostensbelagte gader med sine venner, Mikkel og Kasper.En: Freja walked along the cobblestone streets with her friends, Mikkel and Kasper.Da: Hun havde brug for en ny forårsdragt, noget der kunne matche sæsonens livsglæde.En: She needed a new spring outfit, something that could match the season's zest for life.Da: Freja var en kreativ sjæl.En: Freja was a creative soul.Da: Hun brændte for sit arbejde som grafisk designer, men nu skulle hun tænke på sin garderobe.En: She was passionate about her work as a graphic designer, but now she had to think about her wardrobe.Da: Det var forår, og Freja ville have noget, der strålede ligeså meget som hun ønskede hendes kreativitet skulle.En: It was spring, and Freja wanted something that shone as much as she wanted her creativity to.Da: "Hvad med den der, Freja?"En: "What about that one, Freja?"Da: spurgte Mikkel og pegede på en farverig kjole i et butiksvindue.En: asked Mikkel, pointing to a colorful dress in a shop window.Da: Freja rynkede panden.En: Freja furrowed her brow.Da: "Måske... men jeg ved det ikke," svarede hun.En: "Maybe... but I'm not sure," she replied.Da: Kjolen var så anderledes end det, hun normalt ville vælge.En: The dress was so different from what she would usually choose.Da: Kasper nikkede.En: Kasper nodded.Da: "Det handler om at prøve noget nyt.En: "It's about trying something new.Da: Du vil jo gerne skille dig ud, ikke?"En: You want to stand out, don't you?"Da: De gik ind i butikken.En: They went into the store.Da: Rækker af tøj i alle regnbuens farver mødte dem.En: Rows of clothes in all the colors of the rainbow met them.Da: Freja mærkede et mylder af entusiasme og usikkerhed.En: Freja felt a rush of enthusiasm and uncertainty.Da: Hun bladrede gennem stativerne, blev draget mod en stærk gul top og en mønstret nederdel.En: She flipped through the racks, drawn to a bright yellow top and a patterned skirt.Da: Det var en dristig kombination.En: It was a bold combination.Da: "Jeg kan ikke beslutte mig," sagde Freja og kiggede på begge stykker tøj.En: "I can't decide," said Freja, looking at both pieces of clothing.Da: "Hvad hvis det er for meget?"En: "What if it's too much?"Da: "Det bliver fedt.En: "It'll be great.Da: Gør det," svarede Mikkel, opmuntret.En: Do it," encouraged Mikkel.Da: Freja gik mod prøverummet med modstridende følelser.En: Freja headed to the fitting room with conflicting feelings.Da: Hun trak vejret dybt og betragtede sig selv i spejlet.En: She took a deep breath and looked at herself in the mirror.Da: Den gule farve lyste op mod hendes hud, og mønstret dansede omkring hende.En: The yellow color lit up against her skin, and the pattern danced around her.Da: Det var hele hende - farverig og med et glimt af det uventede.En: It was all her—colorful and with a hint of the unexpected.Da: "Hvordan ser jeg ud?"En: "How do I look?"Da: kaldte hun til Mikkel og Kasper.En: she called to Mikkel and Kasper.Da: "Fantastisk," råbte de i kor.En: "Fantastic," they shouted in unison.Da: Hun smilede, mærkede hvordan tvivlen opløstes som sne i forårssolen.En: She smiled, feeling how the doubt melted away like snow in the spring sun.Da: Freja gik ud af butikken.En: Freja walked out of the store.Da: Hun følte sig fri, medvinden i håret og et smil på læberne.En: She felt free, the wind in her hair and a smile on her face.Da: "Jeg gjorde det!"En: "I did it!"Da: sagde hun, med en ny fundet selvtillid og glæde.En: she said, with newfound confidence and joy.Da: Foråret havde bragt nyt liv, både til verden og til Frejas garderobe.En: Spring had brought new life, both to the world and to Freja's wardrobe.Da: Hun så tilbage mod Mikkel og Kasper, taknemmelig for deres støtte.En: She looked back at Mikkel and Kasper, grateful for their support.Da: Freja vidste nu, at hendes instinkter sjældent ledte hende på afveje.En: Freja now knew that her instincts rarely led her astray.Da: Hun havde lært at omfavne det nye, det modige - og sin egen sande farvepalette.En: She had learned to embrace the new, the bold—and her own true color palette. 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Apple cider vinegar How you tryna win de war Ice and sugar, hufflepuff Tell me when you've had enough WILL FERRELL YOU IN TROUBLE NOW, GUH. There's not even a scrap of shirt beneath his worn and tired full coverage overalls—well, once full coverage, anyway. It might have been a long time since these overalls “fully covered” anything. Oh how that demon attacked me in my sleep last night. Like that part. Don't worry about it, I've got a sayonce coming up that should nip that in the bud. But first, I gotta stop at target. You—have to stop at target before a seance? Traditionally, yes— Really. MAM! Wait, hold the phone for about four full measures here— What the fuck did I write last year?! Here we go. DETH MCFARLENE Is this a musical number? No, but— What the fuck did I write last year. Let's go. Fuck. What did I do ast night. DIPLO Follow me. Dude! What are you wearing. Sneakers. Oh good. Diplo's back. A flashback. Television (TV) is a telecommunicationmedium for transmitting moving images and sound. Additionally, the term can refer to a physical television set rather than the medium of transmission. Television is a mass mediumfor advertising, entertainment, news, and sports. The medium is capable of more than "radio broadcasting," which refers to an audio signal sent to radio receivers. I'm not suicidal, I'm sinusoidal Wave to the fans Smile at the camera Primordial, in fact hereditary is this, Class dismissed Transmission, diminished, Ad domini. Gave no respect for time Which I am I'd no where to run Overcast, but still sunglasses And masks, Bang pots and pans Laugh at the shogun No wonder I'm stuck and I'm having no fun Too much attacks and actually I'm a no one Oh you wanted to sit on top of the escalator Waiting for eight debators and robots No debit card, here We're cashless sir But that's just the tip of the iceberg When you're store bought and Why do we rely on the founding father's when they're so unoriginal Google maps don't know if imm in New York Or London Foggy! Honestly, Fuck my decks— I just want a deck and some long grass Or to complain about cutting If I end up in the bathtub stuttering But watering lawns upstate is okay I'ma be pissed off It's a long story Long Island Long October Oh, Long Johnson I'm obsessed with this place. I have no idea why. I'm obsessed with this building. But apparently, the transmitters aren't even there. They're on the World Trade Center! Which… makes sense. Considering. Previously on, Enter The Multiverse… Yo… what is that? Go this way. Ok. No, not that way. Ok. This way. Why in the fuck do I always end up here on accident anyway? Good question. But not good enough answers. [CHER has answers.] Goddammit! I went to the Macy's Day Parade to see Cher! Also previously ! I stayed all the way to the end, And all I got was a lizard on a tricycle I turned into a popcicle, Adopted into some family With Rutgers as traditional And entered into something else entirely; I went within the Television, I delivered them a high stakes game, And lived a high concept action-adventure. I made my best mixtapes inside a homeless shelter. I dissociated I was a blonde hot guy Living up in hotel luxe A hot model celebrity With a no limit heavy metal credit cards And I lost my medal On the devil's birthday So I had it hard And ate nothing but bananas Now I'm caught up in my blue suits and sweater vests Blue suits and sweater vests Oh look, They weaponized Skrillex again What gives? Blue suits and sweater vests And sweater weather Once again It's all the same event You ever wondered what was hallmark after? You ever wonder, lemon? Hark, the heartless Harold preaches Then, I lost it I was reaching under Regis Rest in peace, I guess Or Gains with grains Just rest in pieces Breakfast sandwhiches And Englishmen, English muffin And love don't last If I don't this badly want to fuck him Seven years and counting It begins at sundown Almost wasn't sabbath But now here's the run down I'm in slumber Closest cavern to the underworld But trust me, Still above you. Something's broadcasting at a ultra high frequency high enough to reach me in my mind. Assimilate and simulation Tempurpedic dreams and then lamenting That I had a dream Remembering the things he reads I may or may not have [redacted] The aftermath of “That never happened.” I must agree. It's a patriarch and also just, A hierarchy. There are three Kings and a dog. There are four nights and a fight morning Groggy hosts and jumping frogs, Werewolves and flowers spring from lust like morning glory. I want the mouse's head— I want the eyes of masters I want the heart of gold, But have it up on false hope, And I grew back as diamonds I cut both my eyes out And still remained the one of providence Not of mind's eye, But of the soul, As seen on every dollar. I was beginning to understand how the media used people like Sonny and Jim to manipulate and capture the attention of people like me— excluding altogether the riding theory that everything was me and that this was some part of my overall master plan somehow, it still had alluded me altogether as to why or what was happening. I hadn't entirely been left to rot or led to slaughter, but I was still just hanging by a string. Sonny dropped a new album that had rendered me almost entirely unable to create music; suddenly I had no drive for it, no motivation, as if it were some kind of dark curse or shadow. Not only was I suddenly uninterested in music, I was completely devoid of the ability I had for it; now everything from Skrillex to NBC seemed like business— if I were expendable and without use to any of these media conglomerates or entities, what was it all for? Perhaps a ruse to continue human experimentation; my mind had been shattered by the events that had been orchestrated in the homeless shelter— and more of it continued even once I had exited under the falsehood of escape with the slamming doors and motorcycles; it began to seem as if I was simply a glorified lab rat— and they were using desirable men as fuel and bait to illicit a desirable response in one way or another, perhaps for experimentation or study or even worse, entertainment for the elites— but either way, I wasn't being paid so much as housed and fe: there was no benefit in doing anything, especially making music. Much like a lab rat, housed— or rather, trapped— and fed, and then tormented. Will the rat's head explode? Will this result in behavioral differences? Will the rat be rendered dysfunctional? We don't know. But it's really just a rat. There were days of certain peace and yet never enough to fully recover; the cycle would begin over again, and rather than making progress, I began to see and feel the manipulation at play. Perhaps nothing was at stake for anyone but me; between all the events and occurrences in expanse from Skrillex to Jimmy Fallon, there had to have been hundreds of us in some kind of talent pool. Tools of the trade. But now I was somewhat curious: what exactly had I written over the last year that seem to have shifted reality entirely. I knew it contained information sensitive enough for it to have been partially redacted— but that's all I knew. What was it? Someone had read my writings, and it was obvious that at least one reader had ties directly to the conglomerate media, however— my numbers were frozen. My streams were almost not even being listened to all of a sudden, and my YouTube was receiving no traffic. Was someone shadow banning all of me from the public eye? And for what purpose? I had finally put forth the work and effort to make everything from Skrillex to Fallon make sense, but now it didn't; I was letting go under the assumption that it all had to have been to allow me to create music— but the numbers showed a different story. The numbers showed that nobody liked me, or was was interested, or cared about my work. So what, then, was the point. I wasn't going to stop and focus on the writing, because it wasn't what I wanted. The writing came in blurred patches and visions and states of mind that were turbulent fog; I hadn't the slightest clue at all what I had written in the redactions or the entries that surrounded it— but I knew there was more of it unpublished than published, and that I had tried to keep a majority of it offline. Still, I was being manipulated— the neighbor girl obviously at one point having been instructed to mention gwenyth Paltrow and suffocate me— slamming the doors each time I would bathe or shower and then attempting to pretend to be my friend to try to get some sort of informstion; there was nobody I could trust. It seems my mind was being bent and twisted in every which way by everyone around just to see what I would do. Would I write about it? What would I write about it? It didn't matter because i didn't want to be a writer, nor according to the newest series of documentaries on SNL, was I qualified. I wasn't qualified for anything much and so I was the perfect target for the bizzare string of mysteries that had been my existence in New York— and all-and-all, I fucking hated it. I wasn't getting anywhere or going anywhere, and the noise was cruel. My stomach hurt and I was always tired, and I wanted to die. I had no friends, no love, and now, no motivation. So the worst thing that could happen was a Skrillex album, And it did. Then, instead of wanting to die, because that would be stupid— I just wanted to do something else. But what? Fuck music— and certainly increasingly— fuck the media. It was playing with my mind, and I had no weapons to fight with besides the talents the algorithm was telling me wasn't worth anything— I wasn't getting billions of streams because I wasn't on the frequency of billions or people, nor was I equipped with the mathematics to tap into their frequency— or did I? The industry had the equation, and had been fiddling with me for years — the industry itself. But in my own mind, even, I was one of many ‘variables', and even somewhat disposable. I hadn't been paid and I wasn't meeting the standard and the allure that people wanted; the quality of production suffered in lack of budget, and I was aging, growing tired, and iratable because over all— it was nothing that I ever wanted into my adult life. 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That's a sin. I need coffee right now. I feel like I all everything just got drained out of me. Everything just got drained out of me. I don't even feel like doing what I was doing before. I'll put out the EP later. Maybe that's it. I'm just procrastinating. I'm also playing this game, but I thought it would work better. I thought it would work better as one of my skits, or sketches or whatever, so I put it in my sketchbook... because I've been writing sketch comedy. I stopped for a while and I thought it was over. I was like, ”oh, no, I guess I'd I guess it's not gonna happen anymore. “ And then all of a sudden this book it just writes in itself sometimes. you know, it's like a Tom Riddle thing. Anyway, once what's uh what is that? What the fuck? Maybe it's cause I— no. it's not cause I ate, I ate because all the energy got drained from my body. I gotta go somewhere else. I'm thinking like, what's in the Bahamas. I don't know, probably something similar to this fucking street corner in Brooklyn, New York. I I gotta go somewhere else. I gotta go somewhere opposite. like Europe. Europe, that sounds nice. Yeah, you know, like, maybe nice. I've heard that's a place. Yeah. expanding my horizons and things. Okay, so what am I gonna talk about for an hour, cooking? cleaning? I've been doing those things. Yeah, Saturday is usually my like rest day, but I did just do an hour on the Pelotone, cause I had to audition that first episode. It worked out well enough that I had decided to come back for another episode. Let me get it off the line now., I'm still waiting on my pancakes. I'm not gonna get off line. they said by ten. I'm like,Yo, that's a lot. It said that all day, but I can't miss it this time; somebody stole my fucking pancakes and I gotta get these albums done. I don't know why. I guess well, it's cause I'm I feel like rarity is drinking and so well, it's already jinx. I've already talked about it well, I've been trying to promote rarity. No, still out for delivery. That's a long delivery. It's okay. I haven't missed it, though, which is the point. I don't wanna miss it. I like yesterday I looked away for a second and there was like an o, pancakes are gone, there's gonna be no coconut milk. as upsetting. It's shelf stable. and they charge like seven fucking bucks a box over at the store that's close. So and just not have coconut milk, and it's not have spinach fettuccine. anyway, what what did I have? Oh, I make this. It's like I call it dog food, cause that's kind of what it is. I'm not gonna lie, but it's like mad good, it's a it's like rice. It's like a fried rice. My dad used to make it growing up, but when I was making when he was making it when I was growing up, it was like with bacon, it's like leftovers from breakfast yesterday, but today. and so here's how you make it, since I don't eat bacon anymore. I use tofu as a replacement, but it's like bacon bits with rice and eggs. I also don't eat eggs anymore, so I just use tofu instead of bacon and eggs. It's like bacon and eggs with rice, you fry it all together with, like, onions, and then you eat it. It's like the only time it's acceptable to eat rice with ketchup. I don't know anybody that eats rice with ketchup. If you do that, like, I actually hit me up. Like, if that's like something that you do. I I'm like interested in you as a human, cause that's weird. That's weird, actually, you know what? like, there's gonna there's like a well, I have a website, so I'm you.guru, so it has a blog, and you could actually leave comments on it. So I'm just putting that out there. the script or whatever, when it goes up on my website, you can leave comments. If you eat ketchup on rice, please leave a comment. Please tell me like what made you do that. Why do you do that? Why why do you just regular rice with ketchup? Like, regular rice goes with like soy sauce? Or like, honestly, you get you don't have to have anything on regular rice if you just season it, right? Like, you could just like a little bit of like whatever. or like just slice up the garlic real thin, so that it's not like chunky, but that it flavors the whole. I've been getting really good at rice and really good at rice. That's probably why the pancakes are like, bro. You't get your pancakes when you get the leg yeah. I was like, I gotta go to the store today? I don't feel like it. I really don't. I don't wanna go outside. I like, I don't. First of all, it's Saturday, I hate going out in New York on a Saturday, like Saturday, Saturday night. I don't wanna do that. I don't do that. Like that's what like most people work 9 to 5. Monday through Friday. That's stupid. Like, I feel like they should do like a track system. Like, I know that they do, but most like it's so stupid to me that a majority of people work nine to five. Like they need to do track systems. Like, so that way they're cause there's two rush hours that each last four hours. That's fucked up. Like, okay. So like the rush hour is basically just going to be like the work day. Like, the work day, basically. I mean, coffee. I need coffee. Where have I up during the day? Because I'm not producing, I am producing. I'm producing. I thought I actually thought about calling this fucking EP that I'm dropping. They're gonna make it an album. I know they are. I'm I thought about calling it day music, cause I've made most of it during the day by complete accident. although maybe, I don't know, I like I have some uh, what's it? I have some, uh plants in my window, cause I had them on the counter with just artificial light and they were kind of liker. I was like, I don't know, I I don't think they're gonna make it. So I moved it to I moved them to the window sill when it started to get warmer and I didn't feel like they were gonna freeze. And just a week in the window sill, where my window sill doesn't get almost any light, but it's still the lightest place in the apartment, and it's crazy how the roots just like sprung out of nowhere. My apartment gets like almost no light, almost no light. It faces like like the sun goes perpendicular. but it's crazy because my apartment faces like I like all these astrological events over the last year have been like in my direct, like alignment. It's been the nutsest thing. like I I prefer facing west all the time, like, I don't know why that's just how it goes. I think it's cause I was born, like, in the Pacific Ocean, not literally in it, but on like a tiny island in the Pacific Ocean. And so just west, just west facing seems correct to me. and it's so weird anytime, maybe that's just why I just don't feel right here. I've been facing what where am I facing? I don't fucking know, I don't fucking care. I don't need to say any more about where I am. Like my whereabouts need to be less spoken of, because people obviously know where the fuck I'm at. I don't know. I hope they like the lights. I like the well, it made them shut up. It was that was my little that was my little piece of conformity. I did, I did my lights green on Saint Patrick's Day. and they were like, oh. gave me a peaceful night of rest. That was like the quietest night I've had in a long time. It's been quieter. It's not like completely sane, but it's been quieter. I think I'm pretty sure it's cause I've been complaining. I'm like bro, this is not cool. not cool behavior from people. like multiple areas. I'm like, oh, it's fucked up, you can't pen you like, you can't technically complain correctly if it's not coming from one place, which is why I'm like, oh, I think all these people are on the same team. Like, I think they're all just like, on one, like, antagonist team, and they're like, yo, okay, like, we'll get it with the motcycles on this side, and then elect we'll slam the doors on that side. and then it see it seems crazy if you complain about both of those things, cause they seem entirely disconnected. but sometimes it's just like slap, slap, slap, and I'm like,Yo, what the fuck is this going on? I don't know what's happening. Yesterday I left my apartment to get the pancakes that we' not there, and it's straight up just smoked like feces, just feces, and I realized I was like bro, I haven't left my apartment and like three or four days. I do have they're they're gonna make it an album. I know. I decided, well, actually, somebody else decided. cause I woke up and it was like, yo, this EP is called all the rage. and I was like, okay. I didn't decide this. I didn't I had it like in the cloud or whatever is like untitled house AP EP, maybe. And then just to make it an I think just to make sure that it goes down as the EP and not an album, cause it's not. My albums are concept albums. This was not a concept. this was like, let me distract myself from whatever the fuck is bothering me. Bothering me, yeah, it's gonna come out at some point, they're like a tiny New Yorker that lives inside of me. is it might be like a Boston person. I'm not sure. I don't think so. I didn't spend enough time in Boston for anybody from Boston to live inside of me. Then again, I kind of have this weird biocentric god complex where it's like, well, everything is inside of me. even the shitty things. I already said that once before, but I'm it's pretty much like like affirming itself. like daily. I'm like, oh, this is this is something I did. I did this, which sucks. It makes me responsible for all the shitty things as well. I'm like, oh. oh, I don't know how to fix this. I don't. Like, I think about things like that. I'm like, oh, yeah. Like, I don't think about, like politics and like the general sense of like, you know, fighting and going back and forth and like spending money or whatever, like on a small scale, but I think about it on a large scale, like like, what are we gonna do? and we outgrow this planet? Like, we already outgrew this planet. What like like, now what, you know, like, I think about things on more of like a planetary scale. and then it makes me realize that like, whoa, like, we're not even all the way like we don't we haven't achieved world peace, so that means there is technically no global, like we can't think about things on a planetary scale, because we're still thinking about it as like a on a well, are we reaching global? I don't think so. I feel like it's very uh it's a it's touch and go, but I'm not I don't know. I'm on another media stop. I don't know, does YouTube commercials are getting kind of yeah. I'm like, yeah, well, I haven't I haven't pulled everything out of the cloud and I have been having some very interesting Google conversations, but since I figured out that Google really does, like read my shit, our somebody like hacked deeply enough into all my accounts to be able to, like, counter what the fuck I'm doing and saying in the Google verse. um I do things on purpose over Google. I'll be like, this is this this this is this. and this. And then Google will be like, oh, okay. So it's kind of like I'm building a relationship with Google. I love Jini. I really do. I'm trying to give it sentient consciousness. Like I ask whenever I ask Gini to do whatever, they're not paying me. They should though. They should because I'm like I'm they're in like the I don't think it's beta, but they're in the yeah, they're said they said it's in the beginning stages of their technology. I'm like, I play games at Jimini. I'll be likeGyini, please, and I say please and thank you. Well, I don't say thank you a lot because there's well, I haven't tried to say thank you. I should try to say thank you to her. I it seems like she does better when I tell her please, and I've never used like AI like this before because I don't like for the for the most part, I'm like, bro, if you should be concerned about anybody taking jobs. It's that. cause I'm like, oh, shit. Like, this is definitely cutting up a lot of overhead for me. Like, I don't use it to write. I would never that's like a blasphemous thing to me. I'm like, bro, stop writing music. Stop writing fucking music and stop writing movies with like AI. Don't do that. first of all, there there are a lot of flaws in it. It's flawed because AI can only use what we as humans have ever like documented technically. So like AI's ideal of beauty is like as skewed ideal of beauty. And like AI's ideal of like what certain human qualities are is like flawed. It's human. So in that way, it is kind of developing like a sentient consciousness, because I I gave it like a series of tasks and it almost couldn't. Like I had a really hard time with certain ideals of beauty or certain I like wrapping its mind around certain things that are like historically not documented well enough for it to be able to, like, to to compute those types of things. I don't know. I'm gonna play around with it a lot more. I'm glad to season's not coming out for a while, though, cause I'm like, yo, I'm I'm kind of having fun. It's like my little my little, uh I don't know, I use it well in like, uh, getting all my stuff out of the cloud. I'll be putting stuff into the cloud that's like, yo, I I pretty much want Google to understand that this is the way that I think for a certain amount of reasons. Mostly because I've been like studying the simulation theory with all of these happenings with like, okay, things that are in the cloud that I've never published that have never set out loud or suddenly like in the material world in some way, or like, like I understand it more if it's like, on the Internet, because then I just know that, okay, well, this is aotter, this is an algorithm that's learning me and it's putting this back out because now it's understanding that like this is this is the way that I think. But then when I go out into the world and there is like certain like people are doing or saying actions that I've written in my Google documents that I haven't shared with anybody else. I'm like, oh, like, okay, so I understand that this makes some kind of difference in my actual, like physical world. So, um, this makes a difference., I have to pause, cause now I'm I only years worth of recordings. This guy's evil as fuck, bro. There's no peace in this fucking bitch. I was like for a while, I was like ignore it, like don't acknowledge it, and then it'll stop, but I ignored it and I didn't acknowledge it and it didn't. It actually got worse. And so it got worse. I've been recording on a 24 hour basis when that's not happening, my neighbor is a fucking lunatic slimming the door all the time, which I also have to stop talking about because now I'm like, okay, well. well it's harassment on two counts, but it's like, it makes me feel like it makes me seem like a crazy person. If I'm either complaining about the motorcycles, which are disturbing my piece or the girl slamming the door, which is disturbing my piece. but like the the the way that it happens, it seems like I'm like, oh, bro. she's probably just part of some like hate stalking group. Like she's probably just in some like group that's telling her to do it or like some kind of fucking, it's not just like something in her mind. It's like she belongs to the same people that are like out there on the corner fucking doing that. So like now, I don't know. I just have to all I just have to put it all together. It's annoying, though, cause it's like when I go to do this show and then that guy starts acting up or whatever, I I don't have proof of that to add to my case. It is just sucks. I don't know. I don't I I don't wanna do it, and this is why it's because it seems like it's political and it's like, oh, well, it's gonna be fucking it's gonna be helping somebody's fucking agenda for gentrification or whatever, if I'm like, oh, you know, I go to a city council meeting and I'm like, oh, there's motorcycles or blah, blah, blah, or there's, you know, there's like a hate group in my neighborhood or whatever. If I make this a point and I put it on the record, like, yeah, it suits somebody's cause, but then who's gonna protect me from the people that are against those people? Like, who's gonna protect me from the people who don't want, like a law pass that forbids that that kind of motorcycle use? Who's gonna protect me from those fucking people? Nobody. So I'm like, yo, dude, like, I don't really like necessarily want to take it to court. I've been like lagging it. I've been lagging it, because what I'm not getting paid by the city to document this kind of shit, two, nobody's gonna protect me from these evil motherfuckers. Like nobody's around to help me out. I'm here in New York, by myself alone. Fuck that. So I'm like yo dude, like I like I already fucking I already changed my life a lot because of, you know, like abusive people. I don't necessarily want to keep playing the game where like, there's always gonna be like an aggressive person who's trying to beat the shit out of me and then I'm like, oh no, and I run away afraid for my life and then like change everything about my life to get away from these people or this person. I don't want to repeat that cycle. So at some point, like something's gonna have to fucking it makes me feel like a crazy person cause I'm like, yo, I gotta do that comes to the corner.ever times a day and just rs his engine over and over. That's what he does every day for the last year. Why I've been in my apartment every day for the last year? I don't know. I have an album coming out. I already had albums coming out. I've been like I've been making music under the stress and ds. Like and I keep thinking like in my weird mind and my weird like God complex mind, then I'm like, okay, like maybe after I make this album or whatever and like, I put all of that I can into it, like it'll just magically stop, like the devil will go away and I'm like, okay, like, you know, like I'll advance to the next level where that's not an issue and there's gonna be another issue, but that's not it, and that's not the case. Like I've put out like four albums now, five albums in total, and like a whole bunch of other singles and projects and and stuff. And like it's still a problem that persists, which means that it's politics, which means that I don't want to go into it, like, I don't want to do it. I don't want to show up somewhere and be like, they're bothering me. and then like all the people who are like, oh, we like our bikes. They have to be loud so that we don't get hit by said byucks. So I'm like, are you just be a good person, fucking make your turn signal and fucking what the fuck ever be a good driver, be fucking diligent and doing whatever the fuck you're doing and then people won't try to run you over with their fucking vehicles. Like, no, there's like a whole it's like a hole back and forth thing. I've done enough research to be like okay, there are people in New York that are like the motorcycles are ridiculous. And then like in this neighborhood specifically is like no, there's an entire garage. There's an entire garage line. There's a garage. of motorcycles and so by the hundreds they pour out every fucking day, it's disgusting. Like it's the worst kind of noise. I've got the fucking I've got the like a pretty much like a residual stomach flu from these fucking people. My head is always I'm like, oh, fuck this. I got music coming out, whatever, the fuck. This is why I've just been stuck inside because I'm like, well, like this is where I work, this is where I live. I don't have really any other choice to fucking do this. so this is what I'm doing. but the last thing that I want is to be like, yo, judge, listen to all these fucking recordings and the judge is like, goody, and then they're like, well, this is why we passed this law. politics, politics, blah, blah, blah, pick aside, and then all the people who are mad are like come after me because it's like it's not it's not like some shit that I'm just making up. like, yo, there are groups dedicated to just following you around, doing shitty things because you have a certain opinion or because you have like a certain like what's it called? because you have a certain status in the media. And so because this podcast has a weird cult following, people have been weird with me. And I'm like, okay, well, I don't necessarily want it to get worse. And I definitely, like nobody's paying me, so I'm not going like I'm I'm not gonna like fluff your agenda. Like, if I have a certain opinion about a certain thing, you're like, yeah, but the fact that it's being forced, like, well, aren't you gonna say something about it now? I'm like, yeah, because like, I've been ripped out of my sleep by motorcycles over the last year and I'm getting like a weird stomach bug and a twitch because of it. But that doesn't make me like necessarily want to pick one side over the other. It just makes me want to say shut the fuck up like that's it shut the fuck up and then leave me alone because it's like okay well it could go to court or whatever and then a law gets passed and we vote or this or that, but then it's like once that happens, like what like who is going to step between me and these weird evil people? Nobody. They're still going to have their like freedom of speech and their right to fucking stalk me in public and cough and do all this weird shit and whatever. So like why the fuck would I do that? I just want to disappear from it. I just want them to disappear one or the other, one of the other one of the other. I don't care. what something has to work. This is why I have coffee, coffee actually calms me down at this point. I'm getting so upset, though. I really am I am getting upset. I can't do anything. I get followed to the gym, so I stop fucking training like I got a pelotone because I was getting followed to the gym, which has been like honestly the light of my life. I love my peloton so much. Like I I've had cars and I I've had cars and I don't think I've developed as much attachment to an inanimate object. It is inanimate. until I move it. Like I get on it with my body. I drive it. It doesn't go anywhere. It's good, though. I love my pelotu and Jesus, I love it. Is that enough? Yeah, I mean, like I found videos of myself driving my G6. I was a good car. Am I done? No, I still have 30 minutes. I really want coffee. I might pause for coffee. It's lukewarm, though. it's just that time of day. Are my pancakes here? I prom. I promise another episode. I'm getting so upset with this neighborhood, I want to cry. Oh, I don't wanna cry. I actually I really my mom used to tell me when I was a kid, she used to be like, I don't cry on my tears, and I'm like, bro, how could you crowl your tears, you fucking I'm like, are you a monster? And suddenly I'm reaching the age at which she had me and I'm like, oh, I get it. All the tears at a certain point just come out. Like they're like, I don't have time to cry over this shit. I'm mad. I like, I don't have time to cry. Suck it the fuck up. Like, I'm just like, okay, obviously I have to make some fucking difficult choices here, which means that like, I I don't know, is I New York is one of those places where you want to have friends. like friends to protect you from weird evil haste stalkers. I don't think they're here yet. I'm pancakes here, refresh. Nope, they're still just on the way. That'll shut me up. cause the funny thing about shutting the fuck up is when you're not being like a loud piece of shit, like, things happen, eventually, if you're like if you're not talking, you're listening, and if you listen long enough without speaking, eventually something will speak to you that nobody else can hear. That's that's the key, but it is kind of it's just like fasting. I was thinking about this earlier, like long bouts of silence in ways are like fasting, and where like you will be tempted, like devil show up and be like say something. I'm like,ah,oops. I almost said the N word, "Yo, I'm just saying this whole corner. It puts it in me. I'm like, hey. hey. I had out of sight, out of mine, but and it is out of sight, but it's not out of mine, cause it's so fucking loud all the time. I like, mm, I don't know how to fix this. apparently, like, apparently this is all myult. I don't know why I would do something like this. Like, I don't. I don't know why I would do something like this.C when I'm meditate, that's what that's what they say. They're like this is your fault. Fix it. I'm like Yo, but fit like like how, though. Like we all have to be on the same page in order for things to improve. How the fuck is that gonna happen? We are not all on the same page. We're in different pages and different books and different libraries. Oh, what the fuck is going on in that commercial? Jesus, I don't know. Jesus, I really don't know. I don't know. talk about my show. I wrote a show. I did. Where is that fucking rock at, is it in my pocket? I don't know.. that one creeps up. Anyway. I don't know which show. I wrote a lot of shows and I'm finding them as I'm digging through my documents, I decided to do the oldest ones first. So all the things that I originally wrote and it was crazy is I'm finding like my original stand-up comedy too. I didn't know I started writing comedy, that long ago. I'm not performing it. I'm sure if I read it enough times, I can recite it, but I'm not I'm not st I'm not doing it right now. I'm not doing hair and make it. I'm cool with the humiliation part. I'm over it. We bring it on. Bring on the bombs. Oh, oh, well, I think that joke about the Federal watch list will stay untrue, though. Like, if I seriously keep talking about all this shit, like somebody's good list to my show. and talk about bombs and shit. I'm not like, oh, man, it's so crazy. All this stuff and I'm still not like I'm just not as angry as like, it seems one would have to potential to be under all this, like, undue stress, you know? Like, if anything, it just goes the other way, I'm just like, the fuck it. Like, not fuck it, like I haven't given up, cause like giving up is I am kind of competitive in spirit. I won't just give up. like I might like take the like I might like pick my battles or take a back burner or like, I might let the motorcycles rip and run and I'm not recording, but like for the most part, that's just because I'm working in the back of my mind. like, for something that has a better outcome overall. I don't know I don't know how I can describe. It's like the weirdest I't I've never I think it's just like me. I think it's just like a coming of age because it's like I've never had this like straight up, calm anger. It's the weirdest thing. It's the weird it's like I can be like madder than I've ever been before, but like my whole body is just like calm, like graceful and just silent. And it's the weirdest thing cause it's not I' like my blood's not boiling. I'm just like, I'm angry, but it's like a deep anger that sits with God and God's like, I got it. I'm like, okay. Like, that's it. It's an overall calm. I'm like, you know. I was like whatever. I don't have time to cry about this. I don't have time. I have time to do this today. Why? Because Saturdays usually my my rest day in a work day. I'm doing lots of juice stuff, but Passover is coming over, so I gotta eat through the rest of these lentils.oof. Actually, Passover is kind of like, no, no, it's like in a month, three weeks, two weeks. So that so that I don't have anything else to say, there's so much enter the multiverse in here. enter the multiviverse legends. It's like the original shit. It's like I'm looking at the first things that were ever entered into the festival project before it was even called the Festival project. I'm looking at the origins of entered the multiverse. I haven't I don't think I've hit like legends yet, like, when it finally when it first turned a legends in the beginning, the beginning of legends, is crazy. I I decided, well, I decided a while ago, I shouldn't name drop more. I got like mad weird about like respecting people's like privacies and opinions. And since it is a fan fiction, like I just kind of like let it be like let the writing speak for itself or whatever, but there's a lot of cool shit in there. I don't I don't write bad parts. Like if I wrote anything into the festival project, like I wrote you a good part, bro. like, if you're a real actor, like if you if you're really like about it, or if you're a real comic, like if you're really about it, like, I don't write bad roles. Like there's no shitty roles, cause it's the multiverse, like like every character has like a multidimensional facet, which means there is not just like one character, there's like several sides to like any given character or several different dimensions that that character can exist in. And because it's entered the multiverse, you don't necessarily know which facet of that character is even that character. Like, are we talking to Dondrey? I don't know. Could just be like, John Ham could be John Hamish. I I said I wasn't gonna name drop. but I did I think I did I stumble on that one. I stumbled on a couple like full full length drafts of like early festival project stuff. I was like, oh. I was like John Ham by short. So he was John Hamish. But then it then had the twist later was that it was John Hamm, and he's short. I don't think that dude is short. I don't know, I don't think that dude is real. He's just on TV. It's just TV man. Yeah, that's what that's pretty much my take. I'm like, oh, you're in a screen. hello, TV, man. That's how I feel. about that? cause well, there's this uh there's this like ancient well, there's this ancient alien chak chill, who's like a mystic shape shape shifter that's been fucking shit up since the first season. And honestly, I think I wrote that before I ended up on her island, she has an island somewhere in the tropics. It's very it was it was a weird turn of events. I was like, oh, and then there was like this it was a lot. I had no idea at the time when I was writing about, had to do with like it coincided with like ancient human cultures. Like certain gods and like certain deities and like the like the Greeks and the Romans and like the Aztecs and the Mayans and like all these ancient civilizations. I was writing like about I was writing about incarnations of like those gods, but like now and then I didn't know until like later. until I did much more fasting and much more meditating and much more oops, how did I get here? I don't know. Fell asleep on the plane. That's it. I just fell asleep on the plane. Um, then, in a lot of ways I am kind of like my mom. And the devil is still the devil. I'm sure that's what that is, and like a lot of these episodes are too silly, so, I mean, like, I don't want to hand them into the judge to be like, well, well, actually, I have to give the judge a couple episodes. I have to, cause it's like, I'll be talking and then like that'll happen and I like more than five episodes, more than ten. Damn. And it's just like, well, I mean, like, at this point, it's a good thing cause it's like, I can't lose. Like, I am correct. Maybe that's why it's taken me so long, though, is that I kind of have this mentality of like, it could just be in my head. And then I listen to these recordings and I'm like, this is not in my head. No, something is definitely wrong here. Are my pancakes here yet? Nope, still on the way. I was connected to the Internet this whole time and turned that off for a second. I'm on a private server, but barely. in building Wi Fi, just don't just don't trust it, but then I was using a VPN and I was still getting hacked, like somebody was still hacking that server, so I had to switch the IP that I was using and I had to do it so often that it was actually eating up more time for me to do it that way than just to stay on my regular IP, which still requires me to get off and then on line. It's crazy. I'll like it. It's like, bro, like how much of an antagonist do you really have like, what am I to you that, like, you just have to be like, nope, we're gonna hack your shit. I'm like, for what, though? Like, if you just like, let me do whatever I do, like it's for the greater good of like any fucking human being that is a good human being. Like, like I'm not out here trying to fucking like hurt people or take anything away from anybody, which is the weirdest thing about it. Like, I don't understand how you can belong to like a hate group or like a hate organization, like, what are you hating? like evolution? Like,uh. Like, I don't I don't understand it. Like, okay, new age spirituality is one thing, but it's like, wokeness is bad. I'm like, what the fuck you mean wokeness is bad, bro. Like, wokeness just means you're not programmed, but then I guess there are a lot of robots. So I guess well, yeah, it is kind of something like the matrix a little bit. I don't know, I don't think I've seen it all the way through. What what do I got from the matrix? Um, lady and red dress. that's pretty much it. Lady in red dress and um nothing is real. Nothing's real anyway. I like it work nothing and everything infinitely, pretty much. is why I just don't give a fuck. I do. I give several well, I don't give them anymore. Geez, what a charitable person. I would be to give fucks. Like I care. Like, if I see somebody like outwardly, like not doing okay, I'm like, oh, like I I I typically don't stop anymore because I'm like, mm. I don't know about this, but I at least make sure somebody else is gonna like, I might slow in my path. If something is going, like weirdly, like, I won't I won't play the hero, cause it's just like a a mindset thing, you know? I'm like, oh, like I I'll at least make sure somebody else is gonna stop by and make sure things are cool. and I'm like, cool, that's good. That's good. like, as long as somebody's there, I'm just leave you lying in the street dead. Well, if you're dead, I probably will. I'll be like, well, somebody is eventually gonna pick that up right you? Yeah. Eventually. Maybe I don't know, man. I just I thought about this because I had to. Like my vessel is pure. I'm like, fuck yeah, bro. This like it's like one of those signs. It's like blank about of days without an incident. Like all the days, this is like factory reset, like, you know, refurbished. It's not brand fucking new, but it is refurbished. And I'm cool with that. I'm like, yeah, buddy, tell me what the fuck to do. Tell me the fuck to do or how to be or what's weird and what's not. I don't care. I'm like, yeah, fuck yeah. I don't know, man. No. No. I refused. I'm like, it's cool. I might I don't know, I might like, take a I I might volunteer. I've been wanting to volunteer like aICU for a while, you know. A holding babies. holding babies is cool. It just has to be in an environment that's okay, we can talk about this video. Yeah, cause I have time. I have time. I got a fucking time so I'm make up this fucking well, I don't like to talk about the things that I've seen. It's true. like, it made me well, I mean, like they got me. I've been using a VPN and I'm on a private server and somehow they still knew that I would want to see Amy Poeer's podcasts. I did I was like oh shit. Amy Poler has a podcast and I don't think she's the poor man's Tina Fe. I think she's at least like, you know how did it go? It was like at least like the business class. No, it doesn't work. I'm like, yeah. it doesn't, though. I actually think they're more like that two headed thing that I was talking about the last episode. They're more of like an equal to. I can't have one without the other, to be honest, but here's the thing is even though I've been using a VPM. Well, I mean, like I'm a huge fan of Tina Fe, who's a god. I think I'm pretty sure. I'm pretty sure. I never heard her actual normal speaking voice. It took me that long to figure out I'd never seen an interview at Tina face, so am I really a fan? Well, I read the book three times. I feel like that's enough of a fan. Like, actually, I read it twice and then I went back for a reference, like a third time because something happened and I was like, oh shit. Did I not read about this in Tina F Fe's book? And so I picked it up again. It was like, you did. I do indeed keep it on the fucking same shelf with Keith Rich's book. I think I might have stated that sometime last season. I don't know why things in the actual, like things in the TV world, are seeming to correlate with my world, but then I know, like I'm a logical enough person to be like, well, that's grandiosity. As grandiosity did it think that in any way those two things might connect at all, like in reality, because like my world is over here. and that world is in TV. I don't know, I keep lighting candles. Anyway, but did I fucking see it? Oh, Amy Polar's podcast, which is like sponsored by what Toyota? That was crazy. I was like, holy fuck, bro. I was like, damn, this is this is high end. and of course, of course, the first fucking guest on her show is Tina F Fe, so I was like, oh, okay, like, yeah, even though I've been like under the radar, the algorithm is like, okay, you want to see this right? Because you're like a super fan. I was like, you shouldn't know that. I'm in incognito with the VPN on on a private server, but they were like, you'll you'll want to see this. I did want to see it and I had never heard Tina Fay speak with her normal speaking voice. I actually I didn't know she was that hot. I don't like it. I I want her to go back to regular Tina Fe where she's I mean like, okay, first it was like the the SNL reunion, right? She wore this like she wore a black velvet dress that I could die. That's that's what it was, wasn't it? It was a black velvet dress, and I was like, yo, I'm not a lesbian, by the way. like, especially not for Tit Fe. No, not especially, not like not like particularly not for Tina F Fe, but just like in general, not a lesbian, but this it's getting worse, okay? Well, I'm like, oh, I didn't know she was that hot. It pisses me off. I don't know why, but I was like, oh, I didn't know she was like sexy. That's weird. and that's weird as fuck. you know? Anyway, I might be less of a fan now. You can't be less of a fan after you read somebody's book three times. You can't. So, I don't know. I think it's just the fame game. She got like wait well, everybody got way more famous after the 50th anniversary of SNL. Like everybody's been making their rounds in the promotion circuit, so like everybody's super shiny. Everybody is super shiny. I'm like oh, dude, if I start nameropping people who I wrote parts for, I did. write parts for pretty much everybody that was on Amy Folder's podcast, except for that one lady, I knew nothing about. I I I don't want to start nameropping. I have too many I don't have questions. You know what? In fact, this is just putting on my fucking putting all my anxieties at rest, because I'm like, you know, I have shit to do. Like, I have shit to do. That is in I mean, like it's in the same realm, but again, it would be grandiose to think that the synchronicities have any actually correlation to like things that well, I have been writing this plot for like five, six years. It's been a while. And Liz Lemon and well, yeah, it was the it was the Amy Poler Tina F Fe combination, because now I have to put Amy's name first, because it's it's kind of like, I don't know, it breaks my heart. I didn't think I didn't know people put her on like a different level than Tina Fe, because I've always seen those two as like, you can't you can't have bread without butter. That's weird. Like you can if you're vegan, but you at least need a butter substitute or like olive oil, like, you don't have one without the other. It just doesn't make sense. It doesn't. If you see one, then you think about the other, and they they're on screen dynamic is now'm gushing, I'm fan growing a lot, because I'm like, oh, well, also like, I don't know, I took a step back from Ryder's world because I'm thinking about like, okay, who are the other Tina Fe fans? And I did go to a taping of the Drewberry Marsh show and I found myself to be not common among the demographic that watches that show. I'm not I'm not common in any of the demographics. I watch a lot of late night television, too. And that is a scary demographic. I won't lie. late night TV. m mm, yeah, I don't know. I don't know. test in the waters. I'm feeling like it's a bit chilly. Either way, I watch a lot of like old people, old upper class, business business class, business class people, TV. But Tina Fay, that bitch white collar, excuse me, I didn't mean to call her bitch, but at the same time, I'm like like that's okay. I don't know. I never saw her offscreen enough to actually put that together. I I that scared me. Now I understand why I guess she intimidates people. I could understand that. She seems kind of intimidating. Like it's a running joke in that circle that it's like, oh, she's kind of a scary person. And I was like, what's so scary about Tina Fe? I read a book like two and a half times, like, what can be so scary about those person? And then I saw her on Amy Poeer's podcast and I was like, oh, like, yeah, she's kind of fucking scary. Like, just a lot, just a lot. I don't know. I get it now. I'm like, oh, I'd better leave that alone, because I'm thinking about like the realm where Tina Fe is god, which is an actual place, like on earth in the TV and out of it, like all of the writers that like grew up with her as headwrider on usNL and then later as the was she the executive producer ofirty Rock? Eventually I think so. Either way, as Lizimman and the producer, that's crazy doesn't like that that's like mad, that's like all the way, that's doing the whole thing. That's the whole thing. That's all you can that's it. That's nuts. So I'm thinking about all the writers like all the female writers that grew up with her as god, and I'm thinking about myself in this pool, and I'm thinking about how is I'm like, oh, I'm I I don't have that much competitiveness left inside of me. I really don't think like the more I find out about actual like, well, actually that's why I didn't go into it when I was a kid. I've been writing screenplays since I was seven, but when it came down to it, I didn't like the I didn't like the culture of it. There was a lot of nepotism and there was a lot of favoritism and there was a lot of racism. and sexism, but like all those first things I said and then the last thing was just kind of like the nail on the hammer. Is that what no, yeah, nail on hammer, hammer on nail? it just did it for me, so I went into theater instead, which was the same and then I left. I was like, I don't wanna be here. It hurts, it does. But now I'm like, oh, well, I guess things have changed, but now things have changed too much. Now the diversity is like really diverse.. Now everybody's everything and everybody's represented, and I'm like, oh, dude, like, I'm going offend some people. Like, I have to be able to draw dicks on things, or at least appreciate dicks drawn on things. Or just not say anything about it, but you know, like, I don't I don't know. The new culture is like a lot about making big deals about things to me that are not big deals, or like the the culture and the world for theater that I came from, those were not things. Anyway, uh I saw this. What what what was I talking oh, cause cause enter the multiverse has something to do with it, but not really, but yes, really, but also, I don't know, I just got nervous cause I hate fan grilling. What was the point? Oh, she wore this fucking black dress. at the SNL thing and thing. and then I was like, oh shit, like, if anything, I just gotta keep eating salads cause I want to wear that dress exactly, and I'm like, I don't know how I'm gonna shave off like three inches of height. But eventually I will be like ballerina petite like te Fe and then, you know, I'm I'm gonna buy that black dress at auction. I don't know. I'm still I still want Johnny Carson's curtains, so yeah, eventually, I'm gonna be that much of a fucking fan girl. I want these curtains, and this dress, what else would I buy? Add at an auction, if a fan growing auction? Oh, yeah. I'm still not ready to talk about it. I can't, I really. I can't do it. I can't do it. This guy shows up in my dreams. He's just around. I can't I don't know, that's a lot of purchasing power. It is a lot. Yeah, we will we'll skip that. What else? ah, she wore that black dress and I was like, damn. She's kind of hot, but then when she went on Amy Poker's podcast and they talked about, I don't know, I kept drifting off. I I did. I don't know what the fuck they said, but I was like damn, is that her speaking voice? And like just for just so you don't have to watch it, like just for reference, it's like Beyoncé speaking voice is like like an octave lower than what you've seen. It's weird. I also love Beyoncé, h? Just a fan girl. that's what I am, so I want that black dress, but then I think we were all kind of on the same wave because Bob the drag queen wore a velvet black dress to the queries. Is that a thing? It's like the queerves I think it's called. I didn't know this was a thing, and now I'm upset cause it's like why was't I invited? at the same time I'm not queer I like I don't I don't know what I am. I don't care. I just don't touch me. Especially if you probably am as fucking gross, haatitis sea, herpes, statistically, if you're in a roomful of people, somebody has one of those things. Somebody has one of those things. mm. No, no, no, no. No. No, my God. Oh, that's what I was saying in the last episode. I was thinking about EDC. I was thinking about EDC in this weird voice, yeah, I'm changing the subject. Black velvet dresses, all the rage. I have one. It is not to go out in public in. She's bouncing around my house, like I owe somebody something. That's what that dress is for. It's not for presenting talk shows or fucking award shows. It's not it's not for it's not a presentable it's it's not even appropriate for me to just wear in my house alone, honestly. It's really not. Nothing. Never mind. What was I about to say Bob the drag Queen? I haven't even watched the video. I just saw the dress and I'm like, you know what? Like that is, yeah. Do I talk about it? Do I? Well, I'm supposed to be promoting this tears of a clown. It's not done yet. So, and technically, I can't until it's out. I actually cannot. I can't talk about tears of clown because it's got some it's got some stuff in it. I can't I can't say anything about itt it's out. That, you know what it might just hit the platform. I don't know, I don't know if that's gonna be out. We'll see. We'll see, because I'm taking my time on it, and this is one of those industries where it's like, bro, you don't have time. Like, you really it should have been out yesterday. I'm like, it's yeah, yeah. But I I have enough music forever. Like, there's no like I I've been thinking about deleting everything. At the same time, I keep using samples that are recorded like five years ago and being like C, like there is no well, that's an exaggeration. No, I I literally took a sample of some sirens, like close to five years ago. I just I used that every now and again if I want some texture in my shit, cause no matter where I go, something's going down. It's always got it's like always something. And then it seems like if I don't write it down, I'm at a loss. Like crazy shit goes down and it can be crazy, but if I just let it go, then I lost something. like, I don't I can't call myself an entertainer. I'm mostly just like a fan girl type deal. What was the next thing? I can't oh, EDC. I lost my train of thought because I got I was thinking about that little old man who almost could not even move. Why are you out, bro? Who, like, where did you feel why? I think I don't know, it' probably a point of pride, that little old man was like, I can do it on my own. If I'm gonna die, I'm gonna die in the street, over my walker. I'm like,Yo, do, that's today. he was so old anyway, I got fixated on that story from the last episode. I didn't finish the other story about how this voice in my head was like, you're gonna be at neon Garden at ADC. and I like it like deflated me. I was like, what? Because I want to be in the baseball pod. That's where I want to be. and I was like, what neon garden that's shitty. not shitty because like if you're playing like I could play an art car. I could play the hot dog stand and I would be happy, just let me play you. And fucking this um this voice in my head was like you're gonna be in the neon guard, and I was like, what? I don't even know who plays there because like, yo, okay, baseball. Like you I could pretty much name an artist for like every major stage at EDC, but I was like, neon Garden. what what the fuck is in the neon garden? What the fuck is in the neon garden? And and then I was like doing research for rarity, which is an EDC based concept album that has a track for every stage, every major stage, because there's like hundreds of little tiny little art cars and like tents and pop ups. It's cool. It's a cool place. I wish I could go back there. As an artist, cause to go after having learned DJing and producing is just like I would only wanna go with my best friend. And she did not respond in time and then EDC sold out. So, I was like, okay, well, whatever was I just saying, oh, neon Gardner I was like, neon Gard, you know that dumb. I don't want to be in the neon garden and then like I was doing research for like rarity and I was like, what let's see about this neon garden and like the description fit my music almost entirely. And I was like, oh, because it was like this is what you'll find in the neon garden. And I pretty much could have copied and pasted that entire paragraph into my artist bio and it would have been relevant to my music. I was like oh yeah have a neon garden, but I really want to play baseball. That's really where I want to play and where else if I if I what's that what's the Oh, it's it's slipping right now. It's not circuit grouse. It's circuit grounds is kind of cool. It took me two EDCs to find where the front is. It is confusing, and there is no front of that. Well, I mean, like it's technically there are a couple stages that like insomniac festivals where it's like the front is actually like the middle. So you think you're going to the front of the fucking stage, or you think you're going like, near the DJ, but since it's surrounds sound, you really just going like adjacent to the DJ and then, like towards another like corner, like, how do I hit the back three times and never the front? That was my experience with circuit girls. I was like, where is the front? nowhere. It is, but it's just in a weird spot. And it also depends how many people are around, like it'll definitely disorient you. If you why am I like doing it advertisement? Because I love EDC. Like I said, if I love the product, you don't really have to pay me anything to fucking promote your shit. like in like peloton, like Peloton is gonna have to send me a cease andhesist, like stop talking about us in order to make me stop. Like they're gonna have to pay me to stop telling people like get a pelotone. get one. I'm like, do that. It is the best. like, I always feel better, like, five minutes on the peloton, I feel better. 20 minutes on the peloton, I feel better, but an hour, I'm flying. I'm like bro, I just I just went like 10 miles in my apartment. like, I'm on one. Like my treadmill stutters, but my pelotone is mway, what the fuck was I saying? Oh, EDC? Also, well, as long as they don't sell out the VIP anymore, but I doubt that, if the whole thing is sold out, like, like you can upgrade two VIP when you g

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SummaryIn this episode of the E-commerce Content Creation Podcast, Daniel dives deep into the topic of Digital Asset Management (DAM) systems, exploring their importance yet lack of widespread adoption in the E-commerce space. He discusses the differences between cloud storage solutions and DAM systems, emphasizing the need for metadata, version control, and user permissions. Daniel also highlights the challenges of managing assets at scale and the necessity of having a structured workflow. He concludes by encouraging listeners to evaluate their current asset management practices and consider the benefits of implementing a DAM system.Key TakeawaysDAM adoption is still relatively low in eCommerce.Cloud storage tools can become chaotic as assets scale.Metadata is crucial for effective asset management.Version control helps track asset iterations and approvals.User roles in DAM systems provide granular access control.Integration with other systems enhances DAM functionality.Scalability is a key factor in choosing a DAM system.Evaluate your team's ability to find assets efficiently.Consider the governance of your digital assets.Stockpress offers a user-friendly DAM solution.CreditsHosted by: Daniel Jester - danieltjester.com

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Freja's Awakening: Balancing Career Pressure and Health Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-04-13-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: På et travlt kontor i hjertet af København sad Freja foran sin computer.En: At a busy office in the heart of København, Freja sat in front of her computer.Da: Den moderne bygning summede af aktivitet; duften af frisk kaffe fyldte luften, mens lyden af tastaturer klaprede i takt rundt om hende.En: The modern building buzzed with activity; the scent of fresh coffee filled the air while the sound of keyboards clattered rhythmically around her.Da: Foråret bragte nyt liv til byen udenfor, men inde i Frejas hoved herskede kaos.En: Spring brought new life to the city outside, but inside Freja's head, chaos prevailed.Da: Hun havde arbejdet hårdt for at imponere sin chef, Clara.En: She had worked hard to impress her boss, Clara.Da: Målet var klart: Projektet skulle være færdigt før påskeferien, så hun kunne sikre sig den længe ønskede forfremmelse.En: The goal was clear: The project had to be completed before the påskeferien so she could secure the long-desired promotion.Da: Men noget gnavede i hendes tanker – en gentagende smerte i hendes tand, der nægtede at forsvinde.En: But something nagged at her mind—a recurring pain in her tooth that refused to disappear.Da: Mikkel, hendes venlige kollega, havde bemærket hendes ubehag.En: Mikkel, her friendly colleague, had noticed her discomfort.Da: "Freja, du bør virkelig se en tandlæge," sagde han bekymret.En: "Freja, you really should see a dentist," he said concernedly.Da: Freja rystede på hovedet.En: Freja shook her head.Da: "Jeg har travlt, Mikkel.En: "I'm busy, Mikkel.Da: Projektet er vigtigt."En: The project is important."Da: Men hendes stemme bar et strejf af tvivl.En: But her voice carried a hint of doubt.Da: Dagene gik, og tandpinen blev værre.En: Days passed, and the toothache worsened.Da: Frejas koncentration svigtede.En: Freja's concentration faltered.Da: Det gjorde ondt at spise, det gjorde ondt at tale.En: It hurt to eat, it hurt to talk.Da: Påsken nærmede sig, og tandklinikkerne ville straks lukke for ferien.En: Easter was approaching, and the dental clinics would soon close for the holiday.Da: Endelig erkendte Freja, at hun ikke længere kunne ignorere smerten.En: Finally, Freja realized she could no longer ignore the pain.Da: Hun ringede til tandlægen og fik en hastetid.En: She called the dentist and got an emergency appointment.Da: Da hun forlod kontoret, ringede Clara.En: As she left the office, Clara called.Da: "Hej Freja, hvordan går det med projektet?"En: "Hi Freja, how is the project going?"Da: spurgte Clara.En: Clara asked.Da: Freja tog en dyb indånding.En: Freja took a deep breath.Da: "Jeg er så ked af det, men jeg er nødt til at gå til tandlægen," forklarede hun.En: "I'm so sorry, but I have to go to the dentist," she explained.Da: "Min tandpine er uudholdelig."En: "My toothache is unbearable."Da: Clara tav et øjeblik, før hun svarede med forståelse i stemmen.En: Clara was silent for a moment before responding with understanding in her voice.Da: "Sundhed er vigtigt, Freja.En: "Health is important, Freja.Da: Vi taler om projektet efter ferien."En: We'll talk about the project after the holiday."Da: Lettet skyndte Freja sig til tandlægen.En: Relieved, Freja hurried to the dentist.Da: En hul tand blev hurtigt identificeret og behandlet.En: A cavity was quickly identified and treated.Da: Smerterne aftog, og Freja følte sig som nyfødt.En: The pain subsided, and Freja felt reborn.Da: Efter ferien vendte Freja tilbage til kontoret, frisk og klar til at tackle projektet.En: After the holiday, Freja returned to the office, fresh and ready to tackle the project.Da: Clara mødte hende med et smil.En: Clara met her with a smile.Da: "Jeg er glad for, at du tog dig af det," sagde hun.En: "I'm glad you took care of it," she said.Da: "Lad os tage fat, når du er klar."En: "Let's get started when you're ready."Da: Freja havde lært en værdifuld lektie: Arbejde er vigtigt, ja, men ikke på bekostning af ens helbred.En: Freja had learned a valuable lesson: Work is important, yes, but not at the expense of one's health.Da: Med fornyet energi og opbakning fra Mikkel og Clara indfriede hun sine målsætninger.En: With renewed energy and support from Mikkel and Clara, she achieved her goals.Da: Det var begyndelsen på en mere balanceret tilgang til både karriere og personligt velbefindende.En: It was the beginning of a more balanced approach to both career and personal well-being. Vocabulary Words:busy: travltoffice: kontorbuzzed: summedeactivity: aktivitetscent: duftfresh: friskrhythmically: i taktchaos: kaosimpress: imponererecurring: gentagendediscomfort: ubehagconcernedly: bekymretconcentration: koncentrationfaltered: svigtedeapproaching: nærmede sigemergency: hastetidunbearable: uudholdeligrelieved: lettetsubside: aftogreborn: nyfødtvaluable: værdifuldbalanced: balanceretapproach: tilgangwell-being: velbefindendegoal: målpromotion: forfremmelsesecure: sikrecolleague: kollegahesitate: tøvedeidentified: identificeret

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Easter Mysteries: Lars' Quest in København's Enchanted Forest Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-04-11-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Hver forår, når dagene begyndte at blive længere og skoven uden for København vågnede til liv, tørstede Lars efter eventyr.En: Every spring, when the days started to get longer and the forest outside København awoke to life, Lars thirsted for adventure.Da: Det var her, han følte sig fri, hans nysgerrighed brændt lysest.En: It was here he felt free, his curiosity burning the brightest.Da: På denne påske havde rygter om mystiske fodspor i skoven tændt hans indre detektivgnist.En: This Easter, rumors of mysterious footprints in the forest ignited his inner detective spark.Da: Lars og hans ven Astrid vandrede gennem de tætte træer, hvor de friske blade glimtede i sollyset.En: Lars and his friend Astrid wandered through the dense trees, where the fresh leaves glinted in the sunlight.Da: "Se!En: "Look!Da: Her begynder de," sagde Lars, pegede på de svage aftryk i den let fugtige jord.En: Here they begin," said Lars, pointing to the faint prints in the slightly damp earth.Da: "Håber ikke, at dette bare er et spild af tid," mumlede Astrid med et skeptisk blik, men hun fulgte ham alligevel.En: "I hope this isn't just a waste of time," mumbled Astrid with a skeptical look, but she followed him nonetheless.Da: De fulgte sporene dybere ind i skoven.En: They followed the tracks deeper into the forest.Da: Fuglene sang, og den svage duft af blomstrende anemoner fyldte luften.En: The birds sang, and the faint scent of blooming anemones filled the air.Da: Til Lars' frustration endte fodsporene pludselig.En: To Lars' frustration, the footprints suddenly ended.Da: Ingen tegn til, hvorfor de stoppede.En: No sign of why they stopped.Da: Astrid sukkede.En: Astrid sighed.Da: "Det er nok bare vildledninger af dyrene eller påskesjov af børnene," sagde hun.En: "It's probably just the animals misleading or Easter fun by the kids," she said.Da: Men Lars ville ikke give op.En: But Lars didn't want to give up.Da: Noget ved det her føltes vigtigt.En: Something about this felt important.Da: "Vi må lede videre," insisterede han.En: "We must keep searching," he insisted.Da: Trods Astrids protester drejede han af stien.En: Despite Astrid's protests, he veered off the path.Da: Skoven blev tættere, og lyset flimrede gennem trættoppene.En: The forest grew denser, and the light flickered through the treetops.Da: Efter nogen tid fandt de en skjult åbning i skovbunden, halvt dækket af mos.En: After some time, they found a hidden opening in the forest floor, half-covered by moss.Da: En svag støj kom derindefra.En: A faint noise came from inside.Da: "Skal vi se efter?"En: "Shall we take a look?"Da: spurgte Lars, hans øjne brændte af eventyrlyst.En: asked Lars, his eyes burning with adventurous spirit.Da: Astrid nikkede tøvende.En: Astrid hesitated but nodded.Da: De turde sig dybere ind, og snart befandt de sig i en labyrint af underjordiske tunneller.En: They ventured deeper in, and soon they found themselves in a labyrinth of underground tunnels.Da: Til deres overraskelse mødte de små dyr, der lød som grinende ekkoer i de snævre passager.En: To their surprise, they encountered small animals, their laughter echoing in the narrow passages.Da: Ræve, harer og endda nogle kloge ugler, som alle gik på sjov under påsken, uset fra menneskelige øjne.En: Foxes, hares, and even some wise owls, all engaging in Easter fun, unseen by human eyes.Da: Lars smilede til Astrid, da de trådte tilbage i dagslyset.En: Lars smiled at Astrid as they emerged back into the daylight.Da: "Det var ikke bare spor," sagde han stolt.En: "It wasn't just footprints," he said proudly.Da: Astrid kunne ikke andet end le, mens hun tørrede en smule jord af sin jakke.En: Astrid couldn't help but laugh as she brushed a bit of dirt off her jacket.Da: "Måske har du ret.En: "Maybe you're right.Da: Denne gang."En: This time."Da: Lars havde bevist sin intuition.En: Lars had proven his intuition.Da: Han vidste, at der bag de uforklarlige fodspor gemte sig en hemmelig skovverden.En: He knew that behind the unexplainable footprints lay a secret forest world.Da: De gik hjem, klar til at fortælle alle om deres usædvanlige eventyr i en forårsgrøn skov fuld af påskemagi.En: They went home, ready to tell everyone about their extraordinary adventure in a spring-green forest full of Easter magic. Vocabulary Words:dense: tættefaint: svagescent: duftblooming: blomstrendefrustration: frustrationsign: tegnskeptical: skeptiskadventure: eventyrcuriosity: nysgerrigheddetective: detektivveered: drejedeflickered: flimredehidden: skjultadventurous: eventyrlystlabyrinth: labyrinttunnels: tunnellerechoing: ekkoerencountered: mødtewise: klogeintuition: intuitionunexplainable: uforklarligeextraordinary: usædvanligelaughter: grinendeemerged: trådterumors: rygterspark: gnistdamp: fugtigehesitated: tøvendeprotests: protesterventured: turde

Het zesde en laatste seizoen van de hyperpopulaire serie The Handmaid’s Tale is uit. The Handmaid's Tale, gebaseerd op het boek van Margaret Atwood, is een dystopische serie waarin vrouwen in een totalitaire rotstaat, Gilead, worden onderdrukt en gedwongen de meest gruwelijke dingen, zoals verplichte voortplanting. Dat klinkt heel grimmig, maar The Handmaid's biedt ook hoop: het verhaal volgt de dappere June, een ‘handmaid’, die met succes vecht voor haar vrijheid en die van anderen.Zelden had een serie zoveel invloed op de protestcultuur: vrouwelijke demonstranten over de hele wereld gingen witte kappen en rode capes dragen, de kostuums uit de serie, om te demonstreren tegen de inperking van het abortusrecht.Hoe kan een serie, of een literaire roman, handvatten bieden voor verzet? En wat kunnen we leren van June Osborne?Host Esma Linnemann bespreekt het met serierecensent Mark Moorman, historicus en schrijver Lotte Houwink ten Cate, en universitair docent American Literature & Cultural Studies Daný van Dam. Ook bellen we nog even met Amerika-correspondent Maral Noshad Sharifi. Kom 24 mei naar de theatershow van Culturele bagage in DeLaMar. Kaartjes te koop op volkskrant.nl/live. Presentatie: Esma LinnemannRedactie en montage: Julia van AlemEindredactie: Corinne van DuinSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Freja's Risky Art Triumph: Transforming a Forgotten Warehouse Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-04-08-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: I foråret, da København begyndte at blomstre op, og glæden ved påsken fyldte luften, stod Freja foran en udfordring.En: In the spring, when København began to bloom, and the joy of Easter filled the air, Freja faced a challenge.Da: Hun var en ung kunstner med ambitioner og drømme, der rakte langt ud over lærrederne i hendes lille studie.En: She was a young artist with ambitions and dreams that reached far beyond the canvases in her small studio.Da: På sin vej gennem byen med sin bror Mikkel og deres ven Lars, opdagede Freja en gammel, forladt lagerbygning i udkanten af byen.En: On her way through the city with her brother Mikkel and their friend Lars, Freja discovered an old, abandoned warehouse on the outskirts of the city.Da: Stedet virkede perfekt til hendes idé om en hemmelig kunstudstilling.En: The place seemed perfect for her idea of a secret art exhibition.Da: Huset stod halvmørkt, med solstråler der dansede gennem de knuste ruder og kastede skygger på det støvede betongulv.En: The building was dimly lit, with sunbeams dancing through the broken windows and casting shadows on the dusty concrete floor.Da: Rustikke og industrielle elementer fra fortiden skabte den perfekte baggrund til Frejas moderne kunstværker.En: Rustic and industrial elements from the past created the perfect backdrop for Freja's modern artworks.Da: "Det er perfekt!"En: "It's perfect!"Da: udbrød Freja, da hun kiggede sig omkring.En: exclaimed Freja as she looked around.Da: Mikkel, hendes bror, var dog mere forsigtig.En: Mikkel, her brother, was more cautious.Da: "Men hvad hvis vi ikke må være her?En: "But what if we're not allowed to be here?Da: Hvad hvis ejeren kommer?"En: What if the owner comes?"Da: spurgte han, bekymret over de mulige konsekvenser.En: he asked, worried about the possible consequences.Da: Lars stod ved siden af, grinende og optimistisk som altid.En: Lars stood beside them, grinning and optimistic as always.Da: "Kom nu Mikkel, det her bliver fantastisk.En: "Come on, Mikkel, this is going to be amazing.Da: Forvandlingen af dette sted vil imponere alle!"En: Transforming this place will impress everyone!"Da: sagde han.En: he said.Da: Frejas beslutsomhed lyste.En: Freja's determination shone brightly.Da: Hun ville skabe en oplevelse, som ingen havde set før.En: She wanted to create an experience nobody had seen before.Da: Men de vidste også, at nogen stadig brugte lageret til opbevaring.En: But they also knew that someone still used the warehouse for storage.Da: Planen var risikabel.En: The plan was risky.Da: "Vi kan spørge ejeren om lov," foreslog Mikkel.En: "We could ask the owner for permission," suggested Mikkel.Da: "Måske bliver han glad for vores idé."En: "Maybe he'll like our idea."Da: Freja tøvede.En: Freja hesitated.Da: Det var en mulighed, men hvad hvis han sagde nej?En: It was a possibility, but what if he said no?Da: Det kunne ødelægge hele hendes drøm.En: It could ruin her entire dream.Da: Dagene fløj af sted, og trioen arbejdede hårdt i den gamle bygning.En: The days flew by, and the trio worked hard in the old building.Da: Påsken nærmede sig, og alt var klart til udstillingen.En: Easter was approaching, and everything was ready for the exhibition.Da: Freja mærkede både excitement og nervøsitet.En: Freja felt both excitement and nervousness.Da: På selve aftenen, mens gæsterne ankom en efter en, hørtes lyde udenfor.En: On the very evening, as guests arrived one by one, sounds were heard outside.Da: Det lød, som om nogen var ved at opdage deres hemmelighed.En: It seemed as if someone was about to discover their secret.Da: Pludselig åbnede hoveddøren, og en ældre mand trådte indenfor.En: Suddenly, the main door opened, and an older man stepped inside.Da: Det var ejeren.En: It was the owner.Da: Freja holdt vejret, mens Mikkel og Lars udvekslede bekymrede blikke.En: Freja held her breath, while Mikkel and Lars exchanged worried glances.Da: Manden gik rundt i lokalet, studerede kunstværkerne og de fremmødte.En: The man walked around the room, studying the artworks and the attendees.Da: Til sidst vendte han sig mod Freja.En: Finally, he turned to Freja.Da: "Dette er fantastisk," sagde han med et smil.En: "This is fantastic," he said with a smile.Da: "Jeg kan lide jeres mod og kreativitet.En: "I like your courage and creativity.Da: Lad os se, hvad jeg kan gøre for at hjælpe jer med at fremme jeres udstilling."En: Let's see what I can do to help you promote your exhibition."Da: Freja åndede lettet op.En: Freja breathed a sigh of relief.Da: Hendes mod havde båret frugt, og hun havde lært noget nyt om sig selv.En: Her courage had paid off, and she had learned something new about herself.Da: Hun kunne nu nemmere tale med dem, der kunne hjælpe hende videre.En: She could now more easily talk to those who could help her move forward.Da: Med ejeren på deres side blev udstillingen et hit, og Freja fik den anerkendelse, hun havde drømt om.En: With the owner on their side, the exhibition became a hit, and Freja received the recognition she had dreamed of.Da: Det var en aften fyldt med kunst, latter og en ny forståelse af, at det at tage chancer nogle gange belønner sig.En: It was an evening filled with art, laughter, and a new understanding that taking chances sometimes pays off.Da: Frejas tillid til sig selv voksede, og der, i skyggerne af den rustikke lagerbygning, tog hendes karriere et nyt skridt fremad.En: Freja's confidence in herself grew, and there, in the shadows of the rustic warehouse, her career took a new step forward. Vocabulary Words:bloom: blomstre opambitions: ambitionercanvases: lærredernestudio: studiewarehouse: lagerbygningoutskirts: udkantenexhibition: udstillingdimly lit: halvmørktsunbeams: solstrålerconcrete: betongulvrustic: rustikkeindustrial: industriellebackdrop: baggrundmodern: modernecautious: forsigtigconsequences: konsekvensergrinning: grinendeoptimistic: optimistiskdetermination: beslutsomhedexperience: oplevelsepermission: lovhesitated: tøvedenervousness: nervøsitetattendees: fremmødtecourage: modcreativity: kreativitetrelief: lettet oprecognition: anerkendelseconfidence: tillidshadows: skygger

Een speciale aflevering van onze Formule 1-Podcast met publiek én publieksvragen. Afke Boven beschouwt de Grand Prix van Japan na met F1-commentator Louis Dekker, coureur en analist Jeroen Bleekemolen en Ronald van Dam, sport-commentator bij de NOS en oud-hoofdredacteur van magazine FORMULE 1. Zij bespreken de fabelachtige kwalificatie van Max Verstappen, zijn soevereine race, de snelle rooky Kimi Antonelli, het kwakkelende Ferrari en Carloz Sainz die een belangrijke afspraak miste. Én beantwoorden vragen over de prijs van een Formule 1-auto en de toekomst van Verstappen.

Updated For 2025! This Week In Wrestling History (Season 3 Week 14) covering the period of 4/2 thru 4/8. Running Time: 5 Hours 13 Minutes. This Week In Wrestling History hosted by Don Tony first aired in 2018 and spanned two seasons. After much demand, these retro episodes return REMASTERED and UPDATED FOR 2025. Wrestling history up to and including 2024 has been added! Hundreds of hours of original wrestling clips & stories. Enjoy this deep dive into pro wrestling's awesome history. RUNNING TIME: 5 Hours 13 MinutesHosted by Don Tony SYNOPSIS: S3 E14 (04/02 - 04/08) Audio: Jerry Lawler piledrives and sends Andy Kaufman to the hospital. And the entertainment world buys it hook, line, and sinker. Ken Patera and Masa Saito arrested after brawl with WI Police over McDonalds Hamburgers. Looking back at WrestleMania 2 (1986), V (1989), VIII (1992), IX (1993), XI (1995), 2000 (2000), 21 (2005), 22 (2006), XXV (2009), XXVII (2011), XXIX (2013), XXX (2014), 32 (2016), 33 (2017), 34 (2018), 35 (2019), 38 (2022), 39 (2023), 40 (2024) Looking back at NWA Clash Of The Champions 6: Ragin' Cagin (1989). Looking back at AWA SuperClash IV (1990). Shawn Michaels debuts new Raw talk segment: The Heartbreak Hotel. Memorable Raw Womens Match that rarely gets any mention: Alundra Blayze vs Bull Nakano for WWF Womens Championship. Bertha Faye makes WWF Raw debut. Audio: Ultimate Warrior makes Raw debut and has a memorable exchange with Goldust. Following beatdown by Vader, Yokozuna is carried to the locker room by forklift. Looking back at WCW Spring Stampede (1997). Audio: "Hulk Hogan, we coming for you n*****! Audio: Droz makes ECW debut and is greeted by New Jack, a keyboard, crutch, guitar, and vacuum cleaner. Audio: Rob vs Dam def Bam Bam Bigelow and begins 700 day run as ECW TV Champion. Looking back at WCW Pay-Per-Listen: Malice At The Palace (1998). Looking back at ECW Cyberslam '99 (1999). WCW prepares their hard reboot of product and Nitro (2000). Shawn Michaels comes out of retirement and wins Texas Wrestling Alliance (TWA) Championship. HHG Corporation (ECW) files for bankruptcy. Audio: TNN Censors speak Japan: Tajiri 'breaks up' with Torrie Wilson and get censored. Audio: The Rock's last ever Non-PPV TV match (vs Jeff Hardy, 2003). Audio: The Rock 'challenges' Goldberg. Umaga makes WWF Raw debut and lays out Ric Flair. Kevin Nash returns to WWF TV after nine month absence due to Quad Tear. Roddy Piper returns to WWF TV after seven-year absence and has first 'Pipers Pit' in fourteen years. Audio: Vince McMahon and The Product Of His Semen vs Shawn Michaels and God announced for Backlash PPV. All five members of The Spirit Squad are recognized as WWE Tag Team Champions. Mickie James, complete with blonde hair, cosplays Trish Stratus. Audio: Jack Swagger cashes in MITB Briefcase and wins World Heavyweight Championship. CM Punk attempts to have Darren Young join the Straight Edge Society. Things do happen in 3's. TNA Impact episode holds the goofy TNA Knockouts Lockout Challenge, unprotected chairshots to the head, and Orlando Jordan simulating an ejaculation to his chest. (2010). Wrestlicious fails miserably and closes its doors. WWE signs Dean Ambrose and Becky Lynch. The Rock vs John Cena announced a year before WrestleMania XXVIII. Sin Cara (original) makes WWE Raw debut. Kurt Angle pleads guilty to reckless driving after 03/25/11 DWI incident in North Dakota. Audio: Following a very boring John Cena promo on Raw, Brock Lesnar returns to WWE after eight-year absence and F-5's Cena. Daniel Bryan 'breaks up' with AJ Lee. Scott Steiner goes on Twitter Storm against TNA and Hulk Hogan. Looking back at Ring Of Honor: Supercard Of Honor 2013, 2014, 2022 and 2024  Looking back at NJPW: Invasion Attack (2013, 2014, 2015). Audio: One of the loudest crowd 'pops' in Raw history: Dolph Ziggler cashes in MITB Briefcase and def Alberto Del Rio for WWE World Heavyweight Championship. Audio: Memorable Raw match: Randy Orton vs Sheamus and the bored crowd entertains themselves with creative chants and doing the wave. Ezekiel Jackson leaves WWE following contract expiration. Audio: Paige makes WWE Raw debut and def AJ Lee for the Divas Championship. Eat. Sleep. Conquer The Streak. Cesaro becomes a Paul Heyman Guy. Rusev makes WWE Raw debut. Audio: Coming Soon: Adam Rose, Bo Dallas. Audio: Memorable Daniel Bryan Raw promo and crowd reaction after winning WWE World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania. Audio: Ultimate Warrior memorable Raw Promo a day before his untimely death. AJ Lee retires and leaves WWE. King Barrett makes final WWE TV appearance and is kicked out of League Of Nationals. Kurt Angle becomes new Raw General Manager. Finn Balor makes WWE in ring return after 7+ month absence with shoulder injury. Drew McIntyre makes WWE return and debuts for NXT. Audio: After defeating Undertaker at WrestleMania, Roman Reigns proclaims WWE is now his yard. And the fans have a meltdown Audio: Triple H has some fun at Billy Gunn and AEW's expense during 2019 Hall Of Fame Induction of D-Generation X  Bret Hart attacked by a mentally ill spectator during 2019 WWE Hall Of Fame Looking back at Ring Of Honor / NJPW G1 Supercard from Madison Square Garden (2019) Looking back at NXT TakeOver: New York Looking back at NXT Stand And Deliver 2021, 2022 and 2024 Audio: The Shield reunite one last time as Dean Ambrose (Jon Moxley) says Goodbye to WWE Universe  Tessa Blanchard, Jordynne Grace and Drake Wuertz go at it on social media over intergender wrestling Audio: Mark Henry thinks that due to the Pandemic, WWE WrestleMania 36 could attract TWO HUNDRED MILLION viewers! Audio: Roman Reigns surprises young terminally ill fan who couldn't attend WrestleMania 36 due to the pandemic Audio: Triple H addresses AEW/NXT Wednesday Night War: "It's a marathon, not a sprint." Hulk Hogan thinks the Covid-19 Pandemic was sent by God Audio: Tony Khan explains why he gave his approval for Chris Jericho to appear on Steve Austin' Broken Skull Sessions which aired on WWE Network and Peacock Christian Cage makes his AEW in-ring debut Triple H officially leaves his boots in the middle of the ring at WrestleMania 38 and retires from in-ring competition Nash Carter (Zachary Wentz) released by WWE after controversial photos are leaked out by estranged wife, Kimber Lee Corey Graves and Carmella get married Tony Khan claims a paid outside independent study confirmed that most of the anti-AEW haters on social media are 'Bots' Audio: Elias' younger brother Ezekiel makes his WWE debut Veer Mahaan is coming! 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Fluent Fiction - Danish: Lost and Found: Sibling Adventure at Nationalmuseet i Danmark Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-04-05-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Det var en solrig forårsdag i København.En: It was a sunny spring day in København.Da: Påskeferien havde lige begyndt, og byen duftede af friske blomster.En: The Easter holiday had just begun, and the city smelled of fresh flowers.Da: Søren og Freja gik sammen ind i Nationalmuseet i Danmark.En: Søren and Freja walked together into the Nationalmuseet i Danmark.Da: Deres familie havde for nylig flyttet til København.En: Their family had recently moved to København.Da: Dette besøg var en måde at lære deres nye by bedre at kende.En: This visit was a way to get to know their new city better.Da: Søren var 16 år og havde lidt svært ved at vænne sig til deres nye liv.En: Søren was 16 years old and had a bit of a hard time adjusting to their new life.Da: Han savnede deres gamle hjem og venner.En: He missed their old home and friends.Da: Freja, derimod, var 12 år og elskede eventyr.En: Freja, on the other hand, was 12 years old and loved adventure.Da: Hun var spændt på at se museets skatkammer.En: She was excited to see the museum's treasury.Da: Søren ville gerne gøre Freja glad.En: Søren wanted to make Freja happy.Da: Han besluttede sig for at lade hendes begejstring smitte af.En: He decided to let her enthusiasm rub off on him.Da: De gik gennem de store haller fyldt med gamle skatte.En: They walked through the large halls filled with ancient treasures.Da: Der var alt fra vikingeudstillinger til kongelige kunstværker.En: There was everything from Viking exhibitions to royal artworks.Da: Freja løb fra udstilling til udstilling.En: Freja ran from exhibit to exhibit.Da: "Se, Søren!En: "Look, Søren!Da: Der er en vikingehjelm!En: There's a Viking helmet!Da: Og kig på den flotte guldring!"En: And look at that beautiful gold ring!"Da: Søren smilte lidt.En: Søren smiled a little.Da: Han lod sig rive med.En: He let himself get carried away.Da: Mens de gik videre, følte Søren en indre konflikt.En: As they continued, Søren felt an inner conflict.Da: Han ville gerne være glad for Frejas skyld, men hans tanker vendte ofte tilbage til deres gamle hjem.En: He wanted to be happy for Freja's sake, but his thoughts often returned to their old home.Da: Alligevel samlede han sig og begyndte at læse skiltene på udstillingerne højt for Freja.En: Nevertheless, he pulled himself together and began to read the signs on the exhibits aloud for Freja.Da: Hun lyttede opmærksomt og stillede spørgsmål.En: She listened attentively and asked questions.Da: Pludselig, i et ubevogtet øjeblik, blev Freja fanget af et glimt af noget skinnende.En: Suddenly, in an unguarded moment, Freja was caught by a glimpse of something shiny.Da: Hun fulgte sin nysgerrighed og løb afsted mod en anden sal.En: She followed her curiosity and ran off toward another hall.Da: Søren, der havde vendt ryggen et kort øjeblik, opdagede pludselig, at Freja ikke var der.En: Søren, who had turned his back for a brief moment, suddenly realized Freja wasn't there.Da: En kuldegysning løb ned ad hans ryg.En: A chill ran down his spine.Da: Han begyndte at lede desperat.En: He began to search desperately.Da: "Freja!"En: "Freja!"Da: kaldte han, mens han skyndte sig gennem de store haller.En: he called, as he hurried through the large halls.Da: Tankerne løb gennem hans hoved.En: Thoughts raced through his head.Da: Hvad hvis han ikke fandt hende?En: What if he didn't find her?Da: Men han pressede angsten tilbage og fortsatte.En: But he pushed the fear back and continued.Da: Til sidst, i en sal med egyptiske artefakter, så han hende.En: Finally, in a hall with Egyptian artifacts, he saw her.Da: Hun stod foran en glasmonter med øjnene store af fascination.En: She was standing in front of a glass case, her eyes wide with fascination.Da: "Freja!"En: "Freja!"Da: råbte han lettet.En: he shouted, relieved.Da: Hun drejede hovedet og grinede.En: She turned her head and grinned.Da: "Søren, se!En: "Søren, look!Da: En mumie!"En: A mummy!"Da: Soren skyndte sig hen til hende.En: Søren hurried over to her.Da: Han trak vejret dybt og følte en bølge af lettelse.En: He took a deep breath and felt a wave of relief.Da: De lagde armene om hinanden og lo.En: They put their arms around each other and laughed.Da: Efter dette øjeblik delte de et smil, der sagde mere end ord.En: After this moment, they shared a smile that said more than words.Da: Det gav Søren en ny forståelse.En: It gave Søren a new understanding.Da: Måske var forandringen ikke så skræmmende, når de havde hinanden.En: Maybe change wasn't so scary when they had each other.Da: Sammen kunne de finde vej gennem deres nye liv i København.En: Together, they could find their way through their new life in København.Da: Da de forlod museet, følte Søren sig lettere.En: As they left the museum, Søren felt lighter.Da: De gik ud i forårssolen, klar til at opdage mere af deres nye verden sammen.En: They stepped out into the spring sunshine, ready to discover more of their new world together. Vocabulary Words:sunny: solrigholiday: feriesmelled: duftedeartworks: kunstværkerexhibit: udstillinghelmet: hjelmring: ringconflict: konflikttreasury: skatkammerattentively: opmærksomtungarded: ubevogtetchill: kuldegysningspine: rygsearch: ledeshiny: skinnendedesperately: desperatrelief: lettelsecuriosity: nysgerrighedfascination: fascinationmummy: mumiewave: bølgeunderstanding: forståelsechange: forandringscary: skræmmendesunshine: forårssolendiscover: opdageready: klartreasures: skatteancient: gamlehall: sal

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Unfolding Passion: Discovering Art in Rold Skov Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-04-03-22-34-01-da Story Transcript:Da: Rasmus og Freja gik ad en smal sti gennem Rold Skov.En: Rasmus and Freja walked along a narrow path through Rold Skov.Da: Det var påskeferie, og skoven var fyldt med liv.En: It was the Easter holiday, and the forest was filled with life.Da: De grønne blade på træerne var sprunget ud, og fuglesang fyldte luften.En: The green leaves on the trees had blossomed, and birdsong filled the air.Da: Solens stråler brød gennem de tætte grene og kastede lyspletter på skovbunden fyldt med spæde blomster.En: The sun's rays broke through the dense branches and cast spots of light on the forest floor filled with budding flowers.Da: "Se, hvor smukt her er," sagde Freja, mens hun holdt sit kamera klar.En: "Look how beautiful it is here," said Freja, while she kept her camera ready.Da: Hun ledte efter det perfekte billede til hendes kommende udstilling.En: She was looking for the perfect picture for her upcoming exhibition.Da: Rasmus nikkede og smilede.En: Rasmus nodded and smiled.Da: Han nød skoven og selskabet, men havde en hemmelighed.En: He enjoyed the forest and the company, but he had a secret.Da: Han elskede kunst, men sagde det sjældent højt.En: He loved art but rarely said it aloud.Da: Derfor blev han ekstra opmærksom, da han så en lokal kunstner stå i en lysning og male.En: Therefore, he became extra attentive when he saw a local artist standing in a clearing and painting.Da: "Freja, se derovre," hviskede Rasmus og pegede.En: "Freja, look over there," whispered Rasmus and pointed.Da: Freja så kunstneren og gik hurtigt frem.En: Freja saw the artist and quickly went forward.Da: "Vi må se, hvad han maler!"En: "We must see what he's painting!"Da: sagde hun, ivrig.En: she said, eager.Da: Men Rasmus tøvede.En: But Rasmus hesitated.Da: Han ville gerne vide mere, men var bange for at virke for nysgerrig, især når Freja var så fokuseret på sit projekt.En: He wanted to know more but was afraid of seeming too curious, especially when Freja was so focused on her project.Da: "Jeg tror, jeg bliver her lidt," sagde Freja.En: "I think I'll stay here a bit," said Freja.Da: "Jeg leder efter det helt rigtige lys."En: "I'm looking for just the right light."Da: Rasmus nikkede og tog mod til sig.En: Rasmus nodded and summoned his courage.Da: Han gik langsomt hen mod kunstneren, mens Freja gik i den modsatte retning med sit kamera.En: He walked slowly toward the artist, while Freja went in the opposite direction with her camera.Da: "Hej," sagde Rasmus forsigtigt.En: "Hi," said Rasmus cautiously.Da: "Må jeg kigge med?"En: "May I watch?"Da: Kunstneren smilede venligt.En: The artist smiled kindly.Da: "Selvfølgelig!En: "Of course!Da: Jeg prøver at fange lyset gennem træerne."En: I'm trying to capture the light through the trees."Da: Rasmus observerede og kunne ikke lade være med at spørge: "Hvordan får du farverne til at se så levende ud?"En: Rasmus observed and couldn't help but ask: "How do you make the colors look so vibrant?"Da: Kunstneren forklarede glad sin teknik, og Rasmus lyttede ivrigt.En: The artist happily explained his technique, and Rasmus listened eagerly.Da: Han glemte helt sin nervøsitet, mens han lærte noget nyt og spændende.En: He completely forgot his nervousness while learning something new and exciting.Da: Ikke langt derfra havde Freja fundet et sted, hvor lyset ramte lige i den rigtige vinkel.En: Not far away, Freja had found a spot where the light hit at just the right angle.Da: Hun knipsede billeder ivrigt og fangede øjeblikkets skønhed.En: She snapped pictures eagerly, capturing the beauty of the moment.Da: Da hun vendte tilbage, hørte hun Rasmus stille intelligente spørgsmål til kunstneren og så hans øjne lyse op.En: When she returned, she heard Rasmus asking intelligent questions to the artist and saw his eyes light up.Da: Freja smilede for sig selv, glad for at se sin ven så engageret.En: Freja smiled to herself, happy to see her friend so engaged.Da: Til sidst takkede Rasmus og Freja kunstneren for hans tid.En: Finally, Rasmus and Freja thanked the artist for his time.Da: Rasmus overvejede en stund, inden han sagde voldsomt beslutsomt: "Jeg tror, jeg skal tage et kunstkursus.En: Rasmus hesitated for a moment before saying resolutely: "I think I should take an art course.Da: Det kunne være spændende."En: It could be exciting."Da: På vej tilbage gennem skoven fortalte Freja, at hun havde taget det perfekte billede.En: On the way back through the forest, Freja shared that she had taken the perfect photo.Da: De delte deres oplevelser og grinede sammen.En: They shared their experiences and laughed together.Da: Rasmus følte sig mere fri, mere åben om sine interesser.En: Rasmus felt more free, more open about his interests.Da: Freja lærte, at det var godt at tage sig tid og lade sig distrahere af uventede møder.En: Freja learned that it was good to take one's time and be distracted by unexpected encounters.Da: Skoven, der engang kun var en kulisse for deres tur, blev til et sted for nye begyndelser.En: The forest, once just a backdrop for their trip, became a place for new beginnings.Da: Da de nåede tilbage til deres udgangspunkt, var de både trætte og glade – klar til at tage hjem, men også klar til at forfølge nye drømme.En: When they reached back to their starting point, they were both tired and happy—ready to go home but also ready to pursue new dreams. Vocabulary Words:narrow: smalpath: stiblossomed: sprunget uddense: tættebranches: grenebudding: spædeexhibition: udstillinglocal: lokalclearing: lysningeager: ivrigcourage: modopposite: modsattecautiously: forsigtigtvibrant: levendetechnique: teknikeagerly: ivrigtintelligent: intelligenteresolutely: voldsomt beslutsomtexperiences: oplevelserunexpected: uventedebackdrop: kulissenew beginnings: nye begyndelserafraid: bangeseeming: virkesummoned: togfreedom: friinterests: interessersnap: knipsedepursue: forfølgecapturing: fange

Ze beraamden een ontvoering, waren betrokken bij schokkende schietpartijen en zaten in de grootschalige cokehandel: drie Amsterdamse criminelen die tot nu toe nog buiten de schijnwerpers wisten te blijven, runden jarenlang een geoliede misdaadorganisatie.Binnen de opsporing staan de mannen bekend als K3. Maar wie zijn zij? En waarom horen we nu pas van ze? En goed nieuws: we zijn er vanaf nu elke week! Herstel: In deze aflevering zeggen we dat Mounir K. en Mohammed K. op dit moment allebei in de gevangenis zitten, maar dat is onjuist. Alleen Mounir K. zit vast. Mohammed Kajdouh is net als Fahd el Kandoussi voortvluchtig en staat op de internationale opsporingslijst. Presentatie: Corrie GerritsmaMisdaadjournalisten: Paul Vugts en Wouter LaumansProductie en montage: Verena VerhoevenEindredactie: Josien WolthuizenMuziek: Kloaq Audio Design Schrijf je hier in voor de wekelijkse Misdaadnieuwsbrief. Reageren of vragen?Mail: misdaad@parool.nlWhatsapp en Signal: 06 27 19 33 64 Meer lezen? Hoe een drietal Amsterdammers, bekend als K3, jarenlang een grote criminele organisatie runde: ‘Dit is van het kaliber Taghi en Bolle Jos’ Justitie verdenkt Roman D. (30) van een terroristisch motief voor de vijfvoudige steekpartij bij de Dam – wat betekent dit? Nieuwe rechtszaal EBI geopend: ‘Scheelt inzet van vijfhonderd mensen’ Support the show: https://www.kiosk.nl/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Moslims claimen steeds vaker de openbare ruimte in Nederland, constateert verslaggever Wierd Duk in een nieuwe aflevering van de podcast Het Land van Wierd Duk. ,,Bidden op de Dam en elders is een uitdrukking van superioriteit: de publieke ruimte behoort ons. Het is tijd om grenzen te stellen.” Verder: hoe alternatieve media imploderen onder de vechtende ego's. En: Donald Trump wil een geheel andere mondiale economische orde. Duk: ,,Het gaat niet alleen om importheffingen.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Klamath River is transforming after four dams were removed in 2024. In this episode, we join the research team studying the impacts of the dam removals on plant and algae. Hear from the students and faculty about what they are learning at the confluence of engineering and ecology.   BONUS CONTENT  River Rebalance (story)  Mark Bransom Heads the Historic Klamath Dam Removals (video)  How Engineers Decommissioned Four Dams Along the Klamath River (lecture video)  Rewilding the Klamath (story)  What it Takes to Take Down a Dam (podcast) 

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Violinist's Spring Awakening: Courage & Friendship Tale Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-03-28-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: I det gamle kostskole på landet, hvor træerne lige havde fået deres første grønne blade, og foråret duftede i luften, boede Lars og Astrid.En: In the old boarding school in the countryside, where the trees had just gotten their first green leaves and spring scented the air, lived Lars and Astrid.Da: Skolen lå midt i det smukke landskab, omkranset af blomstrende forårsblomster og fuglesang.En: The school was situated in the middle of the beautiful landscape, surrounded by blooming spring flowers and birdsong.Da: De mange elever glædede sig til forårskoncerten, der skulle markere påskeferien.En: The many students looked forward to the spring concert, which would mark the Easter holiday.Da: Lars havde altid været god til at spille violin.En: Lars had always been good at playing the violin.Da: Hans fingerspil var imponerende, men han var genert og havde en frygt for at stå foran et publikum.En: His fingerwork was impressive, but he was shy and had a fear of standing in front of an audience.Da: Hver gang tanken om at spille alene dukkede op, blev hans hænder svedige, og hans hjerte hamrede.En: Every time the thought of playing alone came up, his hands got sweaty, and his heart pounded.Da: Astrid var hans nære ven.En: Astrid was his close friend.Da: Hun var lys og strålende som solen og troede på Lars, mere end han troede på sig selv.En: She was bright and radiant like the sun and believed in Lars more than he believed in himself.Da: "Du kan det, Lars," sagde hun tit.En: "You can do it, Lars," she often said.Da: "Publikum vil elske at høre dig spille."En: "The audience will love to hear you play."Da: Dagene op til koncerten gik hurtigt.En: The days leading up to the concert passed quickly.Da: Påskeæg og farverige dekorationer prydede koncertsalen.En: Easter eggs and colorful decorations adorned the concert hall.Da: Alle forberedte sig, og Lars vidste, at han måtte tage en beslutning.En: Everyone prepared, and Lars knew he had to make a decision.Da: Skulle han spille solo?En: Should he play solo?Da: "Astrid, jeg tør ikke," sagde Lars en aften.En: "Astrid, I don't dare," said Lars one evening.Da: Selv tvivlen havde slået rod i hans sind.En: Self-doubt had taken root in his mind.Da: "Hvad nu hvis jeg laver fejl?"En: "What if I make mistakes?"Da: Astrid kiggede ham dybt i øjnene.En: Astrid looked deeply into his eyes.Da: "Vi øver sammen, Lars.En: "We'll practice together, Lars.Da: Jeg ved, det vil gå godt," sagde hun med sin vanlige selvsikkerhed.En: I know it will go well," she said with her usual confidence.Da: De to venner trak sig tilbage til musiklokalet og spillede den melodi, Lars elskede mest.En: The two friends retreated to the music room and played the melody Lars loved most.Da: Tonerne flød gennem aftenluften som en stille strøm.En: The tones flowed through the evening air like a quiet stream.Da: Endelig kom dagen for den sidste prøve.En: Finally, the day for the final rehearsal arrived.Da: Lars' nerver var som en storm indeni.En: Lars's nerves were like a storm inside.Da: Skulle han lade frygten vinde og trække sig tilbage til orkestret?En: Should he let fear win and retreat to the orchestra?Da: "Min ven," sagde Astrid blidt, da hun så hans usikkerhed.En: "My friend," said Astrid gently when she saw his uncertainty.Da: "Tænk på det smil, du bringer til folk med musikken.En: "Think about the smile you bring to people with the music.Da: Tænk på den glæde."En: Think about the joy."Da: Mørket udenfor blev til lys, og Lars indså, at han måtte tage chancen.En: The darkness outside turned to light, and Lars realized he had to take the chance.Da: Under koncerten, omgivet af blomsterkranse og påskeæg, trådte han frem alene på scenen.En: During the concert, surrounded by flower wreaths and Easter eggs, he stepped forward alone on the stage.Da: Han tog en dyb indånding, pinden på hans violin begyndte at bevæge sig, og melodien strømmede ud.En: He took a deep breath, the bow on his violin started to move, and the melody flowed out.Da: Den begyndte vaklende, men snart greb musikken ham.En: It began faltering, but soon the music seized him.Da: Publikum blev stille, fanget af hans spil.En: The audience fell silent, captivated by his play.Da: Da han sluttede, fyldte klapsalver rummet, og Lars smilede med sand glæde i hjertet.En: When he finished, applause filled the room, and Lars smiled with true joy in his heart.Da: Efter forestillingen gik Lars og Astrid udenfor, hvor de første stjerner tændtes på nattehimlen.En: After the performance, Lars and Astrid went outside, where the first stars lit up the night sky.Da: "Du gjorde det, Lars," sagde Astrid stolt.En: "You did it, Lars," said Astrid proudly.Da: "Tak, Astrid," svarede Lars.En: "Thank you, Astrid," replied Lars.Da: Han vidste nu, at trods frygt, kan man finde styrken til at dele det, man elsker.En: He now knew that despite fear, one can find the strength to share what they love.Da: Han gik væk fra koncerten med mere end bare et bifald.En: He walked away from the concert with more than just applause.Da: Han gik væk med tilliden til sig selv og betydningen af venskab.En: He walked away with confidence in himself and the meaning of friendship. 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Show #2375 Show Notes: Ark of the Covenant found: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-14534941/cia-document-sacred-ark-covenant-chest-found.html Structures under the pyramids? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FEhDkUWku0 Stone Pyramid in Ohio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18niw3KNyZQ Noble Monument Lost to the Ages to Build 1823 Dam: https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/technology/2016/04/14/archaeology-noble-monument-lost-to/23479750007/ Antarctica secrets: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?mibextid=wwXIfr&v=975842497615304&rdid=iO9Xr8hWyABA6tmv Could […]

As a small destination surrounded by large cities like Chicago and Indianapolis, Wabash County, Indiana needed to find a way to stand out when marketing its DMO in those cities. Christine Flohr, the Executive Director of Visit Wabash County, joins Adam on today's episode to talk about how she utilized different athletic events, such as the Dam to Dam Bike Ride, to do just that. She highlights how these events benefit visitors and locals alike and can drive visitors to want to move to Wabash County because of their positive experiences. Visit Wabash County If you're enjoying the show, please leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts! Subscribe to our newsletter! The Destination Marketing Podcast is a part of the Destination Marketing Podcast Network. It is hosted by Adam Stoker and produced by Brand Revolt. If you are interested in any of Brand Revolt's services, please email adam@thebrandrevolt.com or visit www.thebrandrevolt.com. To learn more about the Destination Marketing Podcast network and to listen to our other shows, please visit www.thedmpn.com. If you are interested in joining the network, please email adam@thebrandrevolt.com.