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30.06.2023 Psalm 76 gelesen von Elody Schreiber by Gemeinschaftsverband Sachsen-Anhalt
In the fall of 1964 as the Beatles began working on what would become their 4th album, Beatles for Sale, it was only a couple of months after their 3rd album hit stores. They'd been constantly touring, making their first feature film, recording BBC sessions, essentially going non-stop. Time for songwriting was becoming precious and hard to find, so consequently, they started looking back at more of their favorite covers and originals that had been pushed to the back burner. One of those was Paul's "I'll Follow The Sun," a song with origins that traced all the way back to 1958. What was originally a bit of a jauntier song was transformed into an introspective, folksy ballad, given some lyrical tweaks and a fresh arrangement, and turned into a really beautiful moment on an album that often gets overlooked. It provides somewhat of a throughline for Paul's love of ballads and more tender material, a throughline that starts with their first album and continues all the way through to today. And for a song that he wrote when he was 16...it's pretty darn beautiful. If it loses any points, it's not its' own fault, its just part of such a storied song catalog of songs written by a more learned songwriter. But what a melody. Don't sleep on this one. Joining us this week is New Orleans-based alt-pop musician and songwriter Julie Elody! After finding some initial success with her college band, she's now working solo, collaborating with producers and artists from around the world. She's recently released a couple of new singles, the gorgeous "Hate Myself," and most recently, "Get Fit," a banger about working out so that we can eat all the chips and good food we actually want to eat. We talk with Julie about how the Beatles impact her coming from a pop perspective, not growing up with a ton of Beatles, ungooglable band names, the damage of pep band arrangements of Beatles songs, and more! Check out her music at www.julieelody.com, and follow her on Instagram @julieelody. You can also catch Jonathan's recent appearance on her Tub Talk Tuesday here! What do you think? Too high? Too low? Or just right? Let us know in the comments on Facebook, Instagram @rankingthebeatles, or Twitter @rankingbeatles! Be sure to visit rankingthebeatles.com! Wanna show your support? Buy Us A Coffee! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rankingthebeatles/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rankingthebeatles/support
30.06.2022 Psalm 76 gelesen von Elody Schreiber by 1189 Stimmen für 365 Tage
Enrique is joined by his talented friend Julie Elody to talk about all things music! Julie is a talented musician in New Orleans and Enrique and do a deep dive into her journey as a musician. Julie talks about her passion for music, her time in the band "The Fake Carls," working with various producers to find her sound and her solo career! This is not an episode to miss! Please follow Julie Elody on Instagram at @julieelody and listen to all her music!
durée : 00:19:51 - Matin Bonheur, La vie en Bleu - Comment voit-on l'avenir quand on à 20 ans ? "C'est dur d'avoir 20 ans en 2020" avait estimé le président de la République Emmanuel Macron en octobre dernier.
durée : 00:20:06 - Matin Bonheur, La vie en Bleu - Organiser et planifier son week-end confiné avec ses enfants pour mieux gérer la situation.
The Case: Elody is not feeling well. She has aches and pains as well as digestive issues. She also has dull hair and skin. She read about the benefits of an alkaline diet and started taking baking soda and drinking alkalized water but it made her feel worse. The Investigation There are many studies that support having a more alkaline diet and encourage people to support this diet with sodium bicarbonate. On the surface, it might seem like a good idea. I suspected Elody was on the right track trying to adjust her pH levels but I also knew the mystery ran a bit deeper than that. To fully understand the intricacies of finding the perfect internal pH balance, I’m excited to welcome one of the most respected experts on the topic. Dr. Russell Jaffe has been searching for answers in health care (not sick-care) for the past 30 years. In his global search for insights, he’s developed a deep understanding of the importance of measuring and correcting the body’s pH levels. The Role of pH in Health The body’s pH levels are reflected in the venous and arterial blood, and in the cells themselves. The range of pH is broad (0-12) but the healthy human range is just on the alkaline side of neutral. A chance in pH by as little as 1/100 of a pH unit can have a profound effect on human health. So, even tiny changes in pH can result in significant shifts in how well we feel. Staying inside the healthy pH range is getting harder and harder in our modern culture. Does Taking Baking Soda Help Your pH Levels (by Increasing Alkaline Levels)? Dr. Jaffe says the science makes sense but in practice, this is a silly approach. Taking bicarbonate, sodium bicarbonate, or potassium bicarbonate will disrupt the natural (and necessary) acidity of the stomach. This can lead to serious digestive issues. The Healthy Way to Alkalize the Body Dr. Jaffe explains that the only way to biologically alkalize the body is to: Take in minerals, particularly magnesium and potassium in ways that the body can absorb and retain Reduce the metabolic acid production by reducing toxin exposure, reducing stress (and distress) levels, and improving your nutritional competence. Symptoms of Low pH Levels There are a variety of symptoms that could indicate a low pH (below 6.5) including feeling stressed out, hopeless, or helpless. Fatigue, dehydration, and poor digestion can also be symptoms. Even a desire to drink alcohol can be an indication of a low body pH. Symptoms of High pH Levels Being over-alkaline has negative health effects too. Being in this state for an extended time is called catabolic illness. In this state, the body starts to use amino acids for energy which means the body starters to break down lean muscle to use as fuel. This produces extra ammonia which ends up in the urine. This stress-related disorder is reversible if you are proactive in restoring the neural hormonal immune defence and repair, and digestive competencies that have been eroded. Testing Your pH Levels It can be difficult to tell if you’re pH is out of balance (too acidic or too alkaline) without testing. Testing does not require a lab. Dr. Jaffe suggests doing a daily pH level test first thing in the morning and keeping a log to track your balance. The test is a urine test that can be done at home. Dr. Jaffe recommends testing your first urination of the day by peeing on a pH paper strip or dipping the strip in a clean cup of urine. The strip will change color. If you have an excess of metabolic acids, your pH will be below 6.5 and the strip will turn a sandy-red. If you are in optimal range (6.5-7.5) the strip will turn green. If you are above 7.5 consistently, you may have catabolic illness which should be addressed. Dr. Jaffe recommends using the 5.5-8 range strips because that’s the biological pH paper. Restoring the pH Balance The best way to reset the body’s pH levels is through diet. Here is a chart that identifies foods that can help shift the balance. While alkaline water may seem like an easy and healthy way to increase alkalinity, Dr. Jaffe says that food is a better choice. Select foods that you can digest, assimilate, and eliminate without immune burden. And, support your diet with magnesium. The Role of Magnesium in Balancing Cellular Acidity and Alkalinity Magnesium is a mineral that amplifies hormonal signals. It is required by the body to balance out calcium, maintain healthy alkaline levels, and keep the mitochondria battery charged up (which is necessary for cells to process optimally). Almost all Americans have a relative excess of calcium and an absolute deficiency of magnesium. How Much Magnesium Should You Take? There are a variety of different supplements on the market that all say ‘magnesium’. Some have so little bioavailable magnesium that they are not worth taking. Dr. Jaffe recommends taking a good quality magnesium (225 milligrams) along with a teaspoon (1300 milligrams) of choline citrate 2 - 5 times per day. He doesn’t recommend doubling the dosage and taking it fewer times a day as you will hit your maximum threshold. Mystery Solved The first thing I did for Elody was to stop the baking soda and alkaline water. We also shifted her diet to be more alkaline by lowering the heavy meats and starches and added in more green veggies (avoiding spinach). And, we made sure to keep her diet clean and move away from processed foods. A hair analysis revealed that her magnesium was low and the morning urine testing showed that he pH was too acidic. After 4 weeks, she started to feel better so we added 450 mg of magnesium buffered chelate per day in divided doses and she took that with choline citrate like Dr. Jaffe spoke about. It took another 4 weeks for her to see a difference in her urine strips but then they finally shifted from a more yellowish to a greenish color which is where we want to be. At that point, she really started to notice a difference. Her energy was better, her stomach stopped hurting and her skin had a new found glow. Next Steps We still needed to support her gut because while her stomach aches were better, she still had gas, bloating, and irregular bowel movements. We did a stool test and saw some bacterial overgrowth and also low stomach acid. We supported her gut biome with GI MicrobX and Micro-Gone along with Tricycline to kill off the bugs and used Betaine HCL to help balance her stomach acid. Happy Ending After the stomach cleanse and support, her digestion improved even more. She no longer felt gassy and bloated and her bowel movements were much more regular. She and I were both thrilled. Eliminating Health Mysteries For Elody we were able to find that missing piece of the health puzzle and help her regain her health. Could this be the missing clue for you or someone in your life? Links: Resources mentioned Thanks to my guest Dr. Russell Jaffe. You can connect with him through his website, on Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and YouTube. You can also access the predictive biomarker test he recommends at his lab Elisa Act or Better Lab Tests Now. Suggested Products Perque Choline Citrate Perque Magnesium GI MicrobX Micro-Gone Tricycline Betaine HCL Thanks for Listening If you like what you heard, please rate and review this podcast. Every piece of feedback not only helps me create better shows, it helps more people find this important information. 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Elody is psycholoog en de oprichter en manager van Aemosa. Ze vertelt ons over haar werk als psycholoog, haar ervaringen in het werkgebied, hoe ze spiritualiteit combineert met psychologie en nog meer! Je kan haar volgen op Instagram via www.instagram.com/elodyhamelink Volg Charscoaching de podcast voor meer: www.instagram.com/charscoaching
We chat with Sharon from Elody Bride who has been in the business of providing Wedding Dresses for over 15 years. We chat about how CV19 has had no real effect on the delivery of wedding dresses and we also chat about the history of Elody Bride. Everything you need to know about Wedding Dresses is in this podcast.
Préliminaires, pénétration, orgasme : cette trilogie apparaît encore aujourd'hui comme l'indispensable d'un rapport sexuel. Pourquoi d'ailleurs la remettre en question ? C'est celle que l'on voit dans les films pornographiques, celle dont on parle dans les dîners entre amies et celle que véhicule l'inconscient collectif. Pourtant, une autre vision de la sexualité est portée par des personnes qui souhaitent sortir de ce schéma imposé et limité. Selon elles, cette vision du rapport sexuel place la pénétration et l'orgasme masculin au cœur des échanges... quitte à laisser de côté le plaisir sexuel de la femme ? La réponse est oui. Dans ce troisième épisode des "Françaises au lit", Danielle (75 ans), Céline (36 ans) et Elody (41 ans), témoignent de ce besoin nécessaire de redéfinir le rapport sexuel dans l'imaginaire collectif. Un propos appuyé par les propos de la sexologue Axelle Romby.
Il y a celles qui rencontrent la masturbation dès l'enfance et d'autres qui la découvrent sur le tard. Danielle (75 ans), Elody (41 ans) et Iris (20 ans) ont toutes les trois des histoires bien différentes concernant cette pratique sexuelle, témoignant d'une évolution des mentalités et des pratiques sexuelles avec les années. Aujourd'hui en effet, les femmes sont de moins en moins démunies face à la masturbation, comme l'explique dans cet épisode la sociologue Janine Mossuz-Lavau, qui a écrit et publié en 2002 et 2017 deux enquêtes intitulées "La Vie sexuelle en France" (éditions de La Martinière). Les informations sont de plus en plus accessibles, la population mieux éduquée et ce, quel que soit le milieu social. Mieux, la masturbation devient une pratique à part entière et permet aux femmes de découvrir leur corps ainsi que de prendre en main leur propre plaisir.
Aujourd’hui, c’est Philippe BOLTON qui a bon bec ! Philippe Bolton n’est rien de moins que le doyen des facteurs français en activité, puisqu’il a commencé à fabriquer des flûtes dans les années 70… vous le connaissez peut-être pour l’avoir rencontré sur l’un des nombreux salons auxquels il participe, ou pour avoir entendu une de ses conférences ou encore pour avoir visité son site, qui apparaît dans les premiers résultats si vous tapez la requête « flûte à bec » sur les moteurs de recherche… en fait, vous êtes presque obligés de connaître Philippe… et si vous ne le connaissez pas encore, ce sera chose faite dans quelques dizaines de minutes ! Au fil de la conversation, nous avons parlé de son parcours, de son catalogue et de ses modèles de prédilection, du flageolet français sur lequel il se penche depuis quelques années, de son envie de transmettre et de comment il transmet, mais aussi de l’évolution du monde de la flûte à bec, qu’il a vécue et à laquelle il a participé… Je vous souhaite une très bonne écoute ! Ressources : Sites de Philippe Bolton : http://www.flute-a-bec.comet http://www.flageolet.fr Jetez un œil aux vidéos pour découvrir son atelier, qui vaut le coup d’œil ! Flûtistes, musiciens et facteurs : Frans Bruggen : https://www.francemusique.fr/personne/frans-bruggen Florilegium Musicum Paris (J. C. Malgoire) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aegyz0H31Uo Jean-François Alizon : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSlTKp48zp0 Niels Ferber : http://www.gliangeligeneve.com/musiciens/view/nils-ferber Claude Monin et Daniel Bariaux ont été parmi les premiers français à fabriquer à nouveau des flûtes ; pas de lien direct vers un site, mais possibilité de retrouver leurs travaux dans les catalogues de la médiathèque de la Philarmonie de Paris : https://catalogue.philharmoniedeparis.fr Hugo Reyne :http://www.simphonie-du-marais.org/la-simphonie-musiciens-baroque/ Philippe Renard : https://www.lamontagne.fr/saint-flour-15100/loisirs/en-musique-philippe-renard-aime-jouer-louverture_1259807/ Mollenhauer flûte électroacoustique Elody par Nik Tarasov : https://www.mollenhauer.com/images/elodys/Elody-Story-FR.pdf Adriana Breukink : http://www.adrianabreukink.com Maarten Helder : https://susannefroehlichrecorder.wordpress.com/2016/01/03/introducing-the-helder-tenor/ Henri Gohin : https://gohinflutes.fr Claire Soubeyran : http://clairesoubeyran.com/fr Documents, stuctures : Tablatures historiques des doigtés (site de Philippe) :http://www.flute-a-bec.com/tablhisto.html#hautdepage Association Française pour la Flûte à bec, revue « Flûtes à bec et instruments anciens » (une trentaine de numéros dans le courant des années 80) : https://catalogue.philharmoniedeparis.fr/search.aspx?SC=CATALOGUE&QUERY=Parent_id_exact%3a%220388254%22&QUERY_LABEL=Recherche+de+fascicules#/Search/(query:(ForceSearch:!f,Page:0,PageRange:3,QueryString:'Parent_id_exact:%220388254%22',ResultSize:'50',ScenarioCode:CATALOGUE,ScenarioDisplayMode:display-standard,SearchLabel:'Recherche%20de%20fascicules',SearchTerms:'Parent_id_exact%200388254',SortField:YearOfPublication_sort,SortOrder:1,TemplateParams:(Scenario:'',Scope:CATALOGUE,Size:!n,Source:'',Support:''))) ITEMM (Institut Technologique Européen des Métiers de la Musique) : https://itemm.fr/itemm/ Musique : - Son initial : ambiance sur une expo de flûtes à bec (enregistrement perso) - Extraits de Arrangementsde K. Serocki par le Consort Brouillamini(Guillaume Beaulieu, Virginie Botty, Élise Ferrière, Florian Gazagne, Aranzazu Nieto). Ils jouent un ensemble de flûtes Moeck, Mollenhauer et Aesthé (Serocki) ainsi qu'un consort réalisé par Bob Marvin. - Oiseaux et chat personnels de Philippe :) - Sul Margine, au flageolet par Philippe Bolton, sur un flageolet d’après Noblet de sa fabrication (merci Philippe pour l’enregistrement !)
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durée : 00:02:42 - Suivez-Moi Par Ci, Suivez-Moi Par Là France Bleu Pays d'Auvergne - Direction la montagne Bourbonnaise pour passer un bel été, Elodie a des idées de balades et d'activités pour vous...
Quel est ton métier ? me demande-t-on régulièrement. Je suis facteur de flûtes à bec : je fabrique, je répare et j'entretiens les flûtes à bec. Dans cet épisode, j’ai envie de vous en faire découvrir un peu plus sur ce métier, souvent méconnu mais pourtant bien utile aux flûtistes ! Nous parlerons des origines du terme et de l'histoire des facteurs de flûtes à bec, nous définirons leur travail et les enjeux actuels du métier et terminerons par quelques chiffres et pistes pour voir le métier sous d'autres angles. *Erratum : en parlant de TPE, j’ai dit « toute petite entreprise », il s’agit bien sûr de « très petite entreprise » !* Musique : un grand merci au Consort Brouillamini (Guillaume Beaulieu, Virginie Botty, Élise Ferrière, Florian Gazagne, Aranzazu Nieto) pour les enregistrements de Arrangements de K. Serocki et In nomine XIX crye de C. Tye. Ils jouent un ensemble de flûtes Moeck, Mollenhauer et Aesthé (Serocki) ainsi qu'un consort réalisé par Bob Marvin. Son initial : ambiance sur une expo de flûtes à bec (enregistrement perso) Sources et ressources : Chansons citées en introduction : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rghgrW41qW0(Henri Dès – Le facteur) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIGUkS7v2c8(Bourvil – Tiens, voilà l’facteur) Métier de facteur : http://metiers.philharmoniedeparis.fr/facteur-instrument-musique.aspx https://www.institut-metiersdart.org/metiers-art/fiches-metiers/facture-instrumentale Sites ressources en anglais : https://earlymusic.be/early-music-map/(planisphère des facteurs) http://www.recorderhomepage.net/databases/Contemporary_Makerslist.php Formation : https://www.cambridgemakers.org/i-would-like-to/our-courses/recorder-making/(stage 5 jours) http://www.flute-a-bec.com/conferences.htmlCours Philippe Bolton http://academie-ollans.blogspot.com(Ollans 1 semaine) https://www.mollenhauer.com/shop/blockfloeten-seminare/1326/schnupperkurs-blockfloetenbau(Cours Mollenhauer Fulda 2 jours) Thèse Laurence Pottier : http://laurencepottier.com/musicologie.php Flûtes à bec conçues récemment : Eagle d’Adrianna Breukink : http://www.eagle-recorder.com/index.php Flûtes Paetzold : https://www.kunath.com/index.php?cat=c1050533780_Paetzold-by-Kunath-paetzold-by-kunath.html Flûtes harmoniques Helder : https://susannefroehlichrecorder.wordpress.com/2016/01/03/introducing-the-helder-tenor/ Elody flûte : https://www.mollenhauer.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=197&Itemid=932&catid=31#content
Mercredi ! a eu l’immense plaisir de recevoir en studio 4 membres du collectif Georgette Sand : Charlotte, Elody, Perrine et Anne. Elles nous ont parlé de leur livre Ni Vues Ni Connues, Panthéon, Histoire, mémoire : où sont les femmes ?. Nous avons pu également échanger sur le féminisme et leurs actions importantes réalisées grâce au collectif. Les musiques de l’émission : Chiquinha Gonzaga– Corta Jaca Rosetta Tharpe – Didn’t it Rain Joséphine Baker - Sympathique
Au programme ce Mercredi ! Mercredi ! a eu l'immense plaisir de recevoir en studio 4 membres du collectif Georgette Sand : Charlotte, Elody, Perrine et Anne. Elles nous ont parlé de leur livre Ni Vues Ni Connues, Panthéon, Histoire, mémoire : où sont les femmes ?. Nous avons pu également échanger sur le féminisme et leurs actions importantes réalisées grâce au collectif. Les musiques de l'émission : Chiquinha Gonzaga - Corta Jaca Rosetta Tharpe - Didn't it Rain Joséphine Baker - Sympathique
Au programme ce Mercredi ! Mercredi ! a eu l’immense plaisir de recevoir en studio 4 membres du collectif Georgette Sand : Charlotte, Elody, Perrine et Anne. Elles nous ont parlé de leur livre Ni Vues Ni Connues, Panthéon, Histoire, mémoire : où sont les femmes ?. Nous avons pu également échanger sur le féminisme et leurs actions importantes réalisées grâce au collectif. Les musiques de l’émission : Chiquinha Gonzaga - Corta Jaca Rosetta Tharpe - Didn’t it Rain Joséphine Baker - Sympathique