Podcasts about Emilian

Are milioane de vizualizări pe YouTube și e imposibil să nu fi auzit măcar o dată melodiile lui. Dar mă întreb câți știu că Emilian se află în spatele acelei voci care ajunge direct la suflet? Am avut privilegiul să cunosc un om extraordinar și l-am primit cu brațele deschise în viața mea, în casa mea, pentru a vă arăta cum generația actuală creează artiști deosebiți, cu un talent impresionant și, în cazul lui, o inimă uriașă.

"Theophylact was from the east; his native city is unknown. In Constantinople he became a close friend of Tarasius, who afterwards became Patriarch of Constantinople (see Feb. 25). Theophylact was made Bishop of Nicomedia. After the death of Saint Tarasius, his successor Nicephorus (see June 2) called together a number of Bishops to help him in fighting the iconoclasm of Emperor Leo the Armenian, who reigned from 813 to 820. Among them was Euthymius, Bishop of Sardis (celebrated Dec. 26), who had attended the holy Seventh Ecumenical Council in 787 — he was exiled three times for the sake of the holy icons, and for defying the Emperor Theophilus' command to renounce the veneration of the icons, was scourged from head to foot until his whole body was one great wound, from which he died eight days later, about the year 830; Joseph of Thessalonica (see July 14); Michael of Synnada (see May 23); Emilian, Bishop of Cyzicus (see Aug. 8); and Saint Theophylact, who boldly rebuked Leo to his face, telling him that because he despised the long-suffering of God, utter destruction was about to overtake him, and there would be none to deliver him. For this, Theophylact was exiled to the fortress of Strobilus in Karia of Asia Minor, where after 30 years of imprisonment and hardship, he gave up his holy soul about the year 845. Leo the Armenian, according to the Saint's prophecy, was slain in church on the eve of our Lord's Nativity, in 820." (Great Horologion)

După cum v-am promis acum mult timp, l-am reinvitat la podcast pe Emilian Mihailov, doctor în filosofie la Universitatea din București (cu o teză despre filosofia morală a lui Kant nota bene!) Am reușit să discutăm despre câte în lună și în stele, câtă frunză câtă iarbă, câtă chelie câtă barbă etc. A ieșit o conversație de care mi-am amintit cu drag după ce m-am trezit din mahmureală!Despre Emilian Mihailov: https://filosofie.unibuc.ro/emilian-mihailov/O boabă despre subiect. Filosofia morală a lui Kant e cunoscută sub numele de etica deontologică (deon = datorie în Greacă). Asta pentru că se bazează pe conceptul de datorie morală și rațiune autonomă. Kant susține că moralitatea nu derivă din consecințele acțiunilor, ci din intențiile și principiile din spatele lor. Principiul central al moralei kantiene este imperativul categoric, o regulă universală care trebuie respectată necondiționat. Una dintre formulările esențiale ale imperativului categoric este: „Acționează numai conform acelei maxime prin care poți în același timp să vrei ca ea să devină lege universală”. Aceasta înseamnă că o acțiune este morală doar dacă principiul care o ghidează poate fi aplicat tuturor, fără contradicții. Cele trei cărți mari și late pentru etica lui Kant:  "Fundamentarea metafizicii moravurilor" (1785) (Grundlegung zur Metaphysik der Sitten), "Critica rațiunii practice" (1788) (Kritik der praktischen Vernunft), "Metafizica moravurilor" (1797) (Die Metaphysik der Sitten).0:24 Filosofie morală și discurs politic3:23 Discursul populist despre libertate 8:38 Complexul de inferioritate culturală11:00 Actualitatea teoriilor morale14:13 Filosofia morală a lui Kant21:11 Egosimul agentului moral24:00 Deontologia și consecințele  27:48 Ideea de autonomie în filosofia morală a lui Kant44:19 Riscul aparenței de imparțialitate54:23 Imparțialitate și empatie57:03 E bine să minți pentru beneficii personale?1:00:00 Sunt consecințialismul și deontologia chiar atât de diferite?1:09:00 A câștigat egoismul?☞ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/octavpopa ☞ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastuldefilosofie☞ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcastuldefilosofie☞ Spotify, Apple: https://podcastfilosofie.buzzsprout.comSupport the showhttps://www.patreon.com/octavpopahttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC91fciphdkZyUquL3M5BiA

Is it possible to have fun while making money? This is the question and problem that GoldFever hopes to answer and solve. Today, we are joined by Emilian, aka Logarithmik, the CEO of GoldFever to break down how this game is different than others, and why some people are willing to spend $40k plus for their buildings. Listen now & tell us what YOU think Our Current Partners: GAM3S.GG: https://gam3s.gg/ Avalanche: https://x.com/avax ⁠Disclosures: As always, we want to stress that nothing in this is financial investment advice. We're obviously super into crypto. But that doesn't mean you should buy something just to get rich quick. Crypto is extremely risky. We've made money and lost money. Please do your own research and make your own financial decisions. Don't just copy influencers or creators. 100x Podcast Partners are not endorsements to purchase or invest. They are projects or brands who have (at a minimum) purchased ad space in our podcast (which is how we fund the podcast's operations). We meet with them, often have them on the podcast so you can hear from them directly, and often find additional ways to support each other (like introducing us to other cool guests). Please do your own research! Time stamps for this episode: 00:00 - Intro to GoldFever 09:45 - How GoldFever is solving the in-game economy issue 17:48 - What is the game loop of GoldFever like & what gets people to interact with the economy? 29:13 - What is the thesis behind GoldFever & it's web3 aspects? 40:05 - Balancing fun with earning in GoldFever 47:13 - How to get involved with GoldFever

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In this episode we chat with Julia Prestia, Owner of Relais Roncolo 1888, a 350 acre eco-estate located in the idyllic Emilian countryside. Learn about this family-owned property where even the walls have a story to tell! Pampered luxury coupled with Estate organic olive oil, wine and time-honored balsamic vinegar making Tenuta di Roncolo a feast for the senses. To learn more about Relais Roncolo 1888- click here Follow Relais Roncolo 1888 on Instagram - click here

Emilian ja hänen veljensä Miskan lapsuutta varjostaa turvattomuus. Miska kuolee traagisesti ennen kuin ehtii täyttää 40, mutta Emilia selviää lapsuudesta hengissä ja hänestä tulee kirjailija. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Emilia Aalto syntyy Göteborgissa vuonna 1989. Kymmenen vuotta vanhempi isoveli Miska on innoissaan: hän on toivonut pikkusisarusta monta vuotta.Elämä perheen isän kanssa on kuitenkin arvaamatonta, ja lopulta äiti lähtee lasten kanssa turvakotiin. Emilia on silloin 3-vuotias.39-vuotiaana Miska kuolee traagisesti. Isoveljen kuoleman jälkeen Emiliasta tulee kirjailija: teos När bror dör kertoo Miskasta ja lapsuudenperheestä, elämästä ja kuolemasta.Emilia: jag överlevde – men min bror dogEmilia Aalto föds i Göteborg 1989. Den tio år äldre storebrodern Miska är lycklig: han har önskat sig en lillasyster i många år. Men livet med pappan är oberäkneligt, och till slut tar mamman sig och barnen till ett skyddat boende. Emilia är då tre år gammal.Vid 39 års ålder dör Emilias storebror Miska tragiskt. Efter hans bortgång blir Emilia författare: boken När bror dör handlar om Miska, om barndomshemmet och familjen, om liv och död.Programmet är på finska. Haastateltavat/intervjupersoner: Emilia Aalto/kirjailija/författare, Ingrid Lindholm/asiantuntija/ möjliggörare Nationellt kompetenscentrum anhörigaDokumentin teki/Programmet gjordes av: Maiju Ristkari maiju.ristkari@sverigesradio.seTuottaja/producent: Tiina Laitila Kälvemark tiina.laitila@sverigesradio.seKertoja/berättarröst: Ramin FarzinLoppumiksaus/slutmix: Magnus KjellssonProgrammet gjordes under våren 2024.Ohjelma tehtiin keväällä 2024.Vem är Emilia Aalto?Emilia Aalto är en sverigefinsk författare vars debutroman När bror dör publicerades år 2023 av Wahlström & Widstrand förlag. Boken fick flera positiva recensioner och nominerades till Borås Tidnings debutantpris 2024. Emilia Aalto är född i Göteborg. Hon har bland annat studerat litteraturvetenskap och är idag bosatt i Stockholm.Kuka on Emilia Aalto?Emilia Aalto on ruotsinsuomalainen kirjailija, joka julkaisi vuonna 2023 esikoisteoksensa När bror dör. Teos sai huomattavaa mediajulkisuutta ja oli ehdolla Borås Tidnings debutantpris 2024 -palkinnon saajaksi. Emilia Aalto on syntynyt Göteborgissa. Hän on opiskellut mm. kirjallisuutta ja hän asuu nykyisin Tukholmassa.Läheisille ja omaisilleOletko päihderiippuvaisen tai psyykkisistä ongelmista kärsivän läheinen ja haluat tukea tilanteeseesi? Voit soittaa oman kuntasi vaihteeseen ja pyytää heitä ohjaamaan sinut oikealle taholle.

Talks-kausi päättyy bonusjaksoon, jossa seurakunnan johtava pastori Saara keskustelee yhdessä Emilian kanssa heidän yhteistä matkasta hengellisen perheyden saralla. Tämä keskustelu antaa konkreettisia avaimia henkilökohtaisten esimerkkien sekä Jumalan valtakunnan periaatteiden kautta siihen, kuinka hengellisestä vanhemmuutta ja lapseutta voi rakentaa. Se vastaa kysymyksiin siitä, millaisia vastuita molemmilla osapuolilla on, mitä Raamattu sanoo ja ei sano aiheesta, sekä kuinka Jumala johdattaa oikeat ihmiset toistensa luokse. Tervetuloa yhteiseen pöytään, kaikki ovat kutsuttuja!Voit seuraa meitä somessa:Saara Camposhttps://www.instagram.com/saara_campos/Emilia Kauppinenhttps://www.instagram.com/oikeestiemiliaNorthwind Churchhttps://www.instagram.com/northwind.church/

This week, Lara Gilmore joins me to discuss Slow Food, Fast Cars, the latest book from her and her husband, chef Mossimo Bottura.The book tells the story—through photography, essays, and of course recipes—of Casa Maria Luigia, the boutique inn (albergo) opened by Lara and Mossimo in 2019. Once here, a restored 18th-century villa offers a dozen guest rooms, uniquely decorated with art from Lara & Massimo's personal collection. From there, the property unfolds: meticulously landscaped orchards and vegetable gardens supply the casual kitchen, led by Osteria Francescana alum Jessica Rosaval, and the on-site restaurant, Francescana at Maria Luigia, where Rosaval and team offer a nightly tasting menu showcasing nine of Massimo's most iconic dishes. Nearby is the “playground,” where you'll find a pool table, a gym, and most visibly Massimo's collection of cars and motorcycles. And Casa Maria Luicia breathes the region, down to every detail: guests staying on the property will find hunks of Parmigiano Reggiano and bottles of Lambrusco greeting them in their rooms.This dichotomy of fast/slow appears often in Massimo's work. Perhaps most known is his dish, Five Ages of Parmigiano Reggiano, which has been an evolving presence at Osteria Francescana for decades. “It's about celebrating the slow passing of time,” he tells Forbes, “with a fast and contemporary mind.”In Slow Food, Fast Cars, you'll find recipes like:Gnocco Fritto, the classic Emilian fried dough, in this case topped with mortadella, whipped ricotta, and extra-aged balsamic vinegar. (“Once you join the fraternity of gnocco fritto,” the authors write, “it is very hard to turn back.”)Smoked Beef Short Rib, a less traditional way of addressing the short rib cute in Modena, but one that at Casa Maria Luigia is paired with a sauce built from smoked fresh apricots and marigold vinegar.Tiramisu, an “untouchable classic” that the team serves in small, individual-sized glass jars to guests.An ML Pantry section that offers infused waters (Fennel Water!), preserved fruits (Amarena Jam!), and other conserves, oils, vinegar, liqueurs, and salts.

The Send -tapahtuman johtotiimissä työskentelevä Sanna Stolberg liittyy Samun ja Emilian seuraan tämän kauden kaksiosaisessa päätösjaksossa, missä kolmikko keskustelee sukupolvien välisistä eroista ja eri ikäisten välisen yhteyden tärkeydestä seurakunnassa. Mitä ovat Gen Z -sukupolven tarpeet ja haasteet, mitä he kaipaavat seurakunnalta ja mitä opittavaa meille on heiltä? Vastaukset näihin ja moniin muihin kysymyksiin löytyy tämän keskustelun ensimmäisestä osasta. Tervetuloa mukaan rakentamaan sukupolvien välistä siltaa! Voit seuraa meitä somessa:The Send Finlandhttps://www.instagram.com/thesendfinland?igsh=cjFxYXF1dWNza2JjSanna Stolberghttps://www.instagram.com/sanna.alexandra?igsh=YWFqNHY2eWRudGRsEmilia Kauppinenhttps://www.instagram.com/oikeestiemiliaSamu Ainesmaahttps://www.instagram.com/hello_samuJakson voi myös katso YouTubessa:https://youtu.be/JDKOSuLJuas

Ta rozmowa to był jedne z tych przypadków, kiedy ktoś do nas napisał z misja mówienia o tym czym się zajmuje i edukacji w tym zakresie. A że główna misja Tanecznika to edukacja taneczna na wszelkich polach to poszłyśmy w to jak w dym. I tak podczas naszego warszawskiego tournee spotkałyśmy się z Emilianem Godlewskim aka DJ EMI G Jako totalne lamuski wypytywałyśmy o wszystko co wiąża się z produkcją muzyczną w bachacie oraz byciem DJ-em na polskim rynku socialowym

Kim has so many Tavs in Baldur's Gate 3 that she had no choice but to break out the ol' Bullshit Rank-o-meter and stratify her darlings (and Emilian).---Visit our website!Follow the show on Bluesky!Check out The Worst Garbage Online!---Art by Tara CrawfordMusic by _amaranthineAdditional sounds by BoqehProduced and edited by AJ Fillari

He was from the town of Dorostolon in Thrace and during the reign of Julian the Apostate became a servant of the governor in that region. Before the time of his martyrdom he was a secret Christian. An imperial legate arrived in the town with orders to seize all Christians, but failed to find any; to show his pleasure he ordered a great feast for the whole town, complete with sacrifices to the pagan gods. On the night before the appointed feast, Emilian went around the town and smashed all the idols with a hammer. The following day there was an uproar, and an innocent villager was seized and charged with the crime. Emilian, seeing this, said to himself 'If I conceal my action, what sort of use has it been? Shall I not stand before God as the slayer of an innocent man?' So he presented himself to the legate and confessed what he had done. When the furious official asked Emilian on whose orders he had acted, Emilian replied 'God and my soul commanded me to destroy those dead pillars that you call gods.' As punishment, Emilian was subjected to many tortures and finally burned alive.

Joi, Iulie 18 - +) Sf. Mc. Emilian de la Durostor; Sf. Mc. Iachint

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Ascultați un cuvânt duhovnicesc al IPS Alexader Golitzin în care acesta descrie personalitatea delicată a părintelui Emilian Simonopetritul.Vizionare plăcută!Pentru Pomelnice și Donații accesați: https://www.chilieathonita.ro/pomelnice-si-donatii/Pentru mai multe articole (texte, traduceri, podcasturi) vedeți https://www.chilieathonita.ro/

- Rozpoczynając tę rozmowę usłyszałam od pana Emiliana: "pytaj o wszystko, najwyżej nie odpowiem". Odpowiedział na wszystkie pytania, przy autoryzacji z niczego nie zrezygnował. Chciałam, aby to była rozmowa bliska i przyjacielska, dałam się ponieść chwili i tego co między nami w tym czasie się wytworzyło - mówiła w Dwójce Patrycja Pawlik, autorka książki "Emilian Kamiński. Reżyser marzeń".

Był aktorem ponad stu ról teatralnych, filmowych i musicalowych, reżyserem, wokalistą oraz założycielem i dyrektorem prywatnego Teatru Kamienica. Ostatnia rozmowa, jaką przeprowadziła z artystą Patrycja Pawlik właśnie ukazuje się w formie książkowej na polskim rynku wydawniczym.… Czytaj dalej Artykuł Emilian Kamiński – reżyser marzeń pochodzi z serwisu Audycje Kulturalne.

The Italian chef Massimo Bottura may be a big dreamer, but he's also a firmly grounded-in-the-earth operator. Based in Modena, Italy, Bottura is famous for his three-Michelin-starred restaurant, Osteria Francescana, which has twice held the top spot on the World's 50 Best Restaurants list. He also runs Food for Soul, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting social awareness about food waste and world hunger. With its first Refettorio opened in 2015, Food for Soul now runs a network of 13 Refettorios around the world—from Paris to San Francisco to Naples—designed to serve people in need via food-recovery programs. In 2019, with his wife, Lara Gilmore, he also opened Casa Maria Luigia, a hospitality concept in the Emilian countryside that became the jumping-off point for their new recipes-slash-interiors book, Slow Food, Fast Cars (Phaidon). In everything he does, Bottura keeps the tradition of the Emilia-Romagna region alive while constantly imagining and executing new possibilities.On this episode, Bottura discusses the art of aging balsamic vinegar; his vast collection of thousands upon thousands of vinyl records; his deep love of Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and Maseratis; and how he thinks about the role of time, both literally and philosophically, in and out of the kitchen.Special thanks to our Season 9 presenting sponsor, L'École, School of Jewelry Arts.Show notes:Massimo Bottura[03:27] Food for Soul[03:27] Refettorio Harlem[03:27] Refettorio Ambrosiano[03:46] Universal Exposition in Milan[15:36] Carlo Petrini[10:40] Gastromotiva[12:30] “Chef Massimo Bottura on Why the Future of Food is in Our Trash”[15:22] Slow Food, Fast Cars[15:36] Trattoria del Campazzo[56:07] Casa Maria Luigia[58:50] Osteria Francescana[41:32] Cavallino[41:32] Lo Mejor de la Gastronomia[43:30] Joseph Beuys[43:30] Lara Gilmore[1:01:42] Tortellante

"Theophylact was from the east; his native city is unknown. In Constantinople he became a close friend of Tarasius, who afterwards became Patriarch of Constantinople (see Feb. 25). Theophylact was made Bishop of Nicomedia. After the death of Saint Tarasius, his successor Nicephorus (see June 2) called together a number of Bishops to help him in fighting the iconoclasm of Emperor Leo the Armenian, who reigned from 813 to 820. Among them was Euthymius, Bishop of Sardis (celebrated Dec. 26), who had attended the holy Seventh Ecumenical Council in 787 — he was exiled three times for the sake of the holy icons, and for defying the Emperor Theophilus' command to renounce the veneration of the icons, was scourged from head to foot until his whole body was one great wound, from which he died eight days later, about the year 830; Joseph of Thessalonica (see July 14); Michael of Synnada (see May 23); Emilian, Bishop of Cyzicus (see Aug. 8); and Saint Theophylact, who boldly rebuked Leo to his face, telling him that because he despised the long-suffering of God, utter destruction was about to overtake him, and there would be none to deliver him. For this, Theophylact was exiled to the fortress of Strobilus in Karia of Asia Minor, where after 30 years of imprisonment and hardship, he gave up his holy soul about the year 845. Leo the Armenian, according to the Saint's prophecy, was slain in church on the eve of our Lord's Nativity, in 820." (Great Horologion)

"Theophylact was from the east; his native city is unknown. In Constantinople he became a close friend of Tarasius, who afterwards became Patriarch of Constantinople (see Feb. 25). Theophylact was made Bishop of Nicomedia. After the death of Saint Tarasius, his successor Nicephorus (see June 2) called together a number of Bishops to help him in fighting the iconoclasm of Emperor Leo the Armenian, who reigned from 813 to 820. Among them was Euthymius, Bishop of Sardis (celebrated Dec. 26), who had attended the holy Seventh Ecumenical Council in 787 — he was exiled three times for the sake of the holy icons, and for defying the Emperor Theophilus' command to renounce the veneration of the icons, was scourged from head to foot until his whole body was one great wound, from which he died eight days later, about the year 830; Joseph of Thessalonica (see July 14); Michael of Synnada (see May 23); Emilian, Bishop of Cyzicus (see Aug. 8); and Saint Theophylact, who boldly rebuked Leo to his face, telling him that because he despised the long-suffering of God, utter destruction was about to overtake him, and there would be none to deliver him. For this, Theophylact was exiled to the fortress of Strobilus in Karia of Asia Minor, where after 30 years of imprisonment and hardship, he gave up his holy soul about the year 845. Leo the Armenian, according to the Saint's prophecy, was slain in church on the eve of our Lord's Nativity, in 820." (Great Horologion)

Direct Talk - Suoraa puhetta ohjaamisesta Podcast by Finn Andersson Jakso 13: Emilia Hernesniemi Yhteistyössä: https://www.postcontrol.fi/ "We excel in all things post-production: color grading, visual effects, editing, sound design and mastering and take pride in great service"

1 Kings 11:4-13 (For the sake of my servant David, I will leave you one tribe)Tobit 12:6-13 (Bless God and utter his praise before all the living)

Lanciné Doumouya, concepteur de Jool, l'innovation au service d'une agriculture plus performante en Côte d'Ivoire, et, Emilian Popa, concepteur d'Ilara Health pour optimiser les soins de santé primaires au Kenya, sont les deux têtes d'affiche de Denise Epoté de TV5 Monde.

“A normal day in the countryside starts with a local breakfast, then you can enjoy a tour of the farm where you understand from the vineyards to the final product, how we produce this product. You can go into the tasting room where you can try all the balsamic vinegar, then have lunch with traditional Emilian dishes with balsamic vinegar. So from the grape to the final plate you can understand the process.” We're in great company with Umberto Sereni, General Manager of Agruturismo Acetaia Sereni working alongside his parents, Pier Luigi and Elisabetta, and siblings, Francesco and Frederica, in stewarding the family name and business.  As the 4th generation to produce and preserve the most precious vinegars in the world, Acetaia Sereni remains synonymous with the quality and craft that goes into Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena DOP.  In this episode, Umberto shares his passion for welcoming and educating guests from all over the world, inviting them to visit his family's Agriturismo where they share best of the Emilian culinary traditions, Modena experiences, and Italian hospitality, topped with Acetaia Sereni “Black Gold.” Top Takeaways [2:15] Since the 1930's the Sereni family has stewarded the terroir of the Italian countryside, producing some of the most precious vinegars in the world.  [5:50] For the past 10 years, Umberto expresses how he's welcomed in the challenges in learning how to run a restaurant and hospitality business, while his guests are welcomed to experience this way of living in person.  [8:00] What Umberto has learned from his visionary of a father, Pier Luigi in inventing the concept of tours and tastings to showcase their craft, and his dedicated mother, Elisabetta in her passion for supporting their family's work and workers.  [14:30] Sandwiched between Modena and Bologna in the Emilia Romagna region of Italy is a small piece of paradise perched upon a hilltop, surrounded by vineyards and panoramic views.  [16:20] From cooking and baking classes to ebike and horseback tours, from test driving Ferrari and Lamborghini motorcars to sitting poolside for Aperitivo paired with Parmigiano Reggiano, there is so much to savor at and around Agriturismo Acetaia Sereni.  [19:00] What makes Acetaia Sereni one of the best and last Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena DOP products, from owning the full “grape growing to bottling,” appreciating the slow aging process, and reserving certain barrels for special moments.  [23:40] Expect a touch of balsamic vinegar blended in or drizzled on every plate at Sereni a Tavola, from breakfast to dessert, and even mixed in an Aperitif or two. [33:30] The future of Acetaia Sereni is focused on innovation and preservation of balsamic vinegar, passion and investment in family and hospitality.  Visit For Yourself Agriturismo Acetaia Sereni Website Shop Acetaia Sereni Products @acetaiasereni  Stay In Good Company Website

He was from the town of Dorostolon in Thrace and during the reign of Julian the Apostate became a servant of the governor in that region. Before the time of his martyrdom he was a secret Christian. An imperial legate arrived in the town with orders to seize all Christians, but failed to find any; to show his pleasure he ordered a great feast for the whole town, complete with sacrifices to the pagan gods. On the night before the appointed feast, Emilian went around the town and smashed all the idols with a hammer. The following day there was an uproar, and an innocent villager was seized and charged with the crime. Emilian, seeing this, said to himself 'If I conceal my action, what sort of use has it been? Shall I not stand before God as the slayer of an innocent man?' So he presented himself to the legate and confessed what he had done. When the furious official asked Emilian on whose orders he had acted, Emilian replied 'God and my soul commanded me to destroy those dead pillars that you call gods.' As punishment, Emilian was subjected to many tortures and finally burned alive.

He was from the town of Dorostolon in Thrace and during the reign of Julian the Apostate became a servant of the governor in that region. Before the time of his martyrdom he was a secret Christian. An imperial legate arrived in the town with orders to seize all Christians, but failed to find any; to show his pleasure he ordered a great feast for the whole town, complete with sacrifices to the pagan gods. On the night before the appointed feast, Emilian went around the town and smashed all the idols with a hammer. The following day there was an uproar, and an innocent villager was seized and charged with the crime. Emilian, seeing this, said to himself 'If I conceal my action, what sort of use has it been? Shall I not stand before God as the slayer of an innocent man?' So he presented himself to the legate and confessed what he had done. When the furious official asked Emilian on whose orders he had acted, Emilian replied 'God and my soul commanded me to destroy those dead pillars that you call gods.' As punishment, Emilian was subjected to many tortures and finally burned alive.

Marti, Iulie 18 - +) Sf. Mc. Emilian de la Durostor; Sf. Mc. Iachint

Tällä viikolla vieraaksi saapui psykologi ja kirjailija Emilia Suviala, jonka kanssa tiemme kohtasivat New Yorkissa. Keskustelemme mielestä ja psykologiasta, kiintymyssuhteesta ja luovuudesta Emilian oman tarinan kautta, ja kuinka hänen ajattelutapansa on avartunut puhtaasti tieteen näkökulmasta holistisempaan suuntaan Kaliforniaan muuton myötä. Emilian kirjat: Haaveilijat ja Toteuttajat 2022 ja Jaettu 2023. Emilian löydät: https://www.instagram.com/emiliasuviala/ ja https://www.instagram.com/selfhelpbox/ *************** Mikaelan löydät: https://www.instagram.com/mikaelasol/ https://www.instagram.com/viisaidenna... https://www.mikaelasol.com/

In the seventh episode of Season 3 of History's Greatest Idiots, Lev and Derek rediscover the life of someone who became the prototype for all Mafia bosses that followed him (Arnold Rothstein) and look back at the incredible scenes that unfolded during what has become known as the North Hollywood Shootout (Larry Eugene Phillips Jr. and Decebal Ștefan Emilian "Emil" Mătăsăreanu). ⁠⁠Support us ⁠on Patreon⁠⁠⁠ Our ⁠YouTube ⁠⁠Visit ⁠our Instagram⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Or ⁠our Twitter⁠⁠⁠ Hosts: Lev & Derek ⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/Lev_Myskin ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/ThatEffnGuy⁠⁠⁠ Artist: Sarah Chey ⁠⁠⁠https://www.fiverr.com/sarahchey⁠⁠⁠ Animation: Daniel Wilson   ⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/wilson_the_wilson⁠ ⁠⁠ Music: Andrew Wilson   ⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/andrews_electric_sheep⁠ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/historysgreatestidiots/support

"Theophylact was from the east; his native city is unknown. In Constantinople he became a close friend of Tarasius, who afterwards became Patriarch of Constantinople (see Feb. 25). Theophylact was made Bishop of Nicomedia. After the death of Saint Tarasius, his successor Nicephorus (see June 2) called together a number of Bishops to help him in fighting the iconoclasm of Emperor Leo the Armenian, who reigned from 813 to 820. Among them was Euthymius, Bishop of Sardis (celebrated Dec. 26), who had attended the holy Seventh Ecumenical Council in 787 — he was exiled three times for the sake of the holy icons, and for defying the Emperor Theophilus' command to renounce the veneration of the icons, was scourged from head to foot until his whole body was one great wound, from which he died eight days later, about the year 830; Joseph of Thessalonica (see July 14); Michael of Synnada (see May 23); Emilian, Bishop of Cyzicus (see Aug. 8); and Saint Theophylact, who boldly rebuked Leo to his face, telling him that because he despised the long-suffering of God, utter destruction was about to overtake him, and there would be none to deliver him. For this, Theophylact was exiled to the fortress of Strobilus in Karia of Asia Minor, where after 30 years of imprisonment and hardship, he gave up his holy soul about the year 845. Leo the Armenian, according to the Saint's prophecy, was slain in church on the eve of our Lord's Nativity, in 820." (Great Horologion)

"Theophylact was from the east; his native city is unknown. In Constantinople he became a close friend of Tarasius, who afterwards became Patriarch of Constantinople (see Feb. 25). Theophylact was made Bishop of Nicomedia. After the death of Saint Tarasius, his successor Nicephorus (see June 2) called together a number of Bishops to help him in fighting the iconoclasm of Emperor Leo the Armenian, who reigned from 813 to 820. Among them was Euthymius, Bishop of Sardis (celebrated Dec. 26), who had attended the holy Seventh Ecumenical Council in 787 — he was exiled three times for the sake of the holy icons, and for defying the Emperor Theophilus' command to renounce the veneration of the icons, was scourged from head to foot until his whole body was one great wound, from which he died eight days later, about the year 830; Joseph of Thessalonica (see July 14); Michael of Synnada (see May 23); Emilian, Bishop of Cyzicus (see Aug. 8); and Saint Theophylact, who boldly rebuked Leo to his face, telling him that because he despised the long-suffering of God, utter destruction was about to overtake him, and there would be none to deliver him. For this, Theophylact was exiled to the fortress of Strobilus in Karia of Asia Minor, where after 30 years of imprisonment and hardship, he gave up his holy soul about the year 845. Leo the Armenian, according to the Saint's prophecy, was slain in church on the eve of our Lord's Nativity, in 820." (Great Horologion)

Ponad 3 lata temu zaprosiłem go do mojego nowo powstałego studio. Postanowiłem i Wam ją przypomnieć. Rozmawialiśmy długo i rozmowa ta na zawsze pozostanie w mojej pamięci. Emilian Kamiński, artysta wybitny, aktor, reżyserem teatralny, filmowy, musicalowy i dubbingowy. Założyciel i dyrektor Teatru Kamienica w Warszawie. Zadebiutował na dużym ekranie w filmie Jana Łomnickiego Akcja pod Arsenałem jako jeden z młodziutkich uczestników ruchu oporu. Dużą, ciekawszą kreację niestałego w uczuciach Roberta zagrał w obrazie Tango ptaka, jednak prawdziwą sympatię widzów przyniosła mu postać Jerzego, pełnego fantazji, zakochanego malarza w kinowej i telewizyjnej ekranizacji powieści Kornela Makuszyńskiego Szaleństwa panny Ewy. Produkcja: Show Central Ltd. http://www.showcentralpr.co.uk Wersja video: https://youtu.be/yEaM5zYrHWs

He was one of the bishops summoned by the Patriarch Nikephoros to defend the veneration of the holy icons against the Emperor Leo the Armenian. For this reason he was sent into exile around 815, and after many sufferings for his faithful confession, reposed in exile in 820.

He was one of the bishops summoned by the Patriarch Nikephoros to defend the veneration of the holy icons against the Emperor Leo the Armenian. For this reason he was sent into exile around 815, and after many sufferings for his faithful confession, reposed in exile in 820.

Daily commemoration of the Great Feasts and the lives of the saints of the Orthodox Church.

[13] Then were little children presented to him, that he should impose hands upon them and pray. And the disciples rebuked them. Tunc oblati sunt ei parvuli, ut manus eis imponeret, et oraret. Discipuli autem increpabant eos. [14] But Jesus said to them: Suffer the little children, and forbid them not to come to me: for the kingdom of heaven is for such. Jesus vero ait eis : Sinite parvulos, et nolite eos prohibere ad me venire : talium est enim regnum caelorum. [15] And when he had imposed hands upon them, he departed from thence. Et cum imposuisset eis manus, abiit inde. [16] And behold one came and said to him: Good master, what good shall I do that I may have life everlasting? Et ecce unus accedens, ait illi : Magister bone, quid boni faciam ut habeam vitam aeternam? [17] Who said to him: Why asketh thou me concerning good? One is good, God. But if thou wilt enter into life, keep the commandments. Qui dixit ei : Quid me interrogas de bono? Unus est bonus, Deus. Si autem vis ad vitam ingredi, serva mandata. [18] He said to him: Which? And Jesus said: Thou shalt do no murder, Thou shalt not commit adultery, Thou shalt not steal, Thou shalt not bear false witness. Dicit illi : Quae? Jesus autem dixit : Non homicidium facies; non adulterabis; non facies furtum; non falsum testimonium dices; [19] Honour thy father and thy mother: and, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. honora patrem tuum, et matrem tuam, et diliges proximum tuum sicut teipsum. [20] The young man saith to him: All these I have kept from my youth, what is yet wanting to me? Dicit illi adolescens : Omnia haec custodivi a juventute mea : quid adhuc mihi deest? [21] Jesus saith to him: If thou wilt be perfect, go sell what thou hast, and give to the poor, and thou shalt have treasure in heaven: and come follow me. Ait illi Jesus : Si vis perfectus esse, vade, vende quae habes, et da pauperibus, et habebis thesaurum in caelo : et veni, sequere me.

He was from the town of Dorostolon in Thrace and during the reign of Julian the Apostate became a servant of the governor in that region. Before the time of his martyrdom he was a secret Christian. An imperial legate arrived in the town with orders to seize all Christians, but failed to find any; to show his pleasure he ordered a great feast for the whole town, complete with sacrifices to the pagan gods. On the night before the appointed feast, Emilian went around the town and smashed all the idols with a hammer. The following day there was an uproar, and an innocent villager was seized and charged with the crime. Emilian, seeing this, said to himself 'If I conceal my action, what sort of use has it been? Shall I not stand before God as the slayer of an innocent man?' So he presented himself to the legate and confessed what he had done. When the furious official asked Emilian on whose orders he had acted, Emilian replied 'God and my soul commanded me to destroy those dead pillars that you call gods.' As punishment, Emilian was subjected to many tortures and finally burned alive.

Luni, Iulie 18 - +) Sf. Mc. Emilian de la Durostor; Sf. Mc. Iachint

He was from the town of Dorostolon in Thrace and during the reign of Julian the Apostate became a servant of the governor in that region. Before the time of his martyrdom he was a secret Christian. An imperial legate arrived in the town with orders to seize all Christians, but failed to find any; to show his pleasure he ordered a great feast for the whole town, complete with sacrifices to the pagan gods. On the night before the appointed feast, Emilian went around the town and smashed all the idols with a hammer. The following day there was an uproar, and an innocent villager was seized and charged with the crime. Emilian, seeing this, said to himself 'If I conceal my action, what sort of use has it been? Shall I not stand before God as the slayer of an innocent man?' So he presented himself to the legate and confessed what he had done. When the furious official asked Emilian on whose orders he had acted, Emilian replied 'God and my soul commanded me to destroy those dead pillars that you call gods.' As punishment, Emilian was subjected to many tortures and finally burned alive.

"Theophylact was from the east; his native city is unknown. In Constantinople he became a close friend of Tarasius, who afterwards became Patriarch of Constantinople (see Feb. 25). Theophylact was made Bishop of Nicomedia. After the death of Saint Tarasius, his successor Nicephorus (see June 2) called together a number of Bishops to help him in fighting the iconoclasm of Emperor Leo the Armenian, who reigned from 813 to 820. Among them was Euthymius, Bishop of Sardis (celebrated Dec. 26), who had attended the holy Seventh Ecumenical Council in 787 — he was exiled three times for the sake of the holy icons, and for defying the Emperor Theophilus' command to renounce the veneration of the icons, was scourged from head to foot until his whole body was one great wound, from which he died eight days later, about the year 830; Joseph of Thessalonica (see July 14); Michael of Synnada (see May 23); Emilian, Bishop of Cyzicus (see Aug. 8); and Saint Theophylact, who boldly rebuked Leo to his face, telling him that because he despised the long-suffering of God, utter destruction was about to overtake him, and there would be none to deliver him. For this, Theophylact was exiled to the fortress of Strobilus in Karia of Asia Minor, where after 30 years of imprisonment and hardship, he gave up his holy soul about the year 845. Leo the Armenian, according to the Saint's prophecy, was slain in church on the eve of our Lord's Nativity, in 820." (Great Horologion)

"Theophylact was from the east; his native city is unknown. In Constantinople he became a close friend of Tarasius, who afterwards became Patriarch of Constantinople (see Feb. 25). Theophylact was made Bishop of Nicomedia. After the death of Saint Tarasius, his successor Nicephorus (see June 2) called together a number of Bishops to help him in fighting the iconoclasm of Emperor Leo the Armenian, who reigned from 813 to 820. Among them was Euthymius, Bishop of Sardis (celebrated Dec. 26), who had attended the holy Seventh Ecumenical Council in 787 — he was exiled three times for the sake of the holy icons, and for defying the Emperor Theophilus' command to renounce the veneration of the icons, was scourged from head to foot until his whole body was one great wound, from which he died eight days later, about the year 830; Joseph of Thessalonica (see July 14); Michael of Synnada (see May 23); Emilian, Bishop of Cyzicus (see Aug. 8); and Saint Theophylact, who boldly rebuked Leo to his face, telling him that because he despised the long-suffering of God, utter destruction was about to overtake him, and there would be none to deliver him. For this, Theophylact was exiled to the fortress of Strobilus in Karia of Asia Minor, where after 30 years of imprisonment and hardship, he gave up his holy soul about the year 845. Leo the Armenian, according to the Saint's prophecy, was slain in church on the eve of our Lord's Nativity, in 820." (Great Horologion)

Here's what we talked about: What are you doing to set up a remote workforce to propel you forward as you scale? Today on the #theFintechScalingShow, Emilian, CEO and Co-Founder of QaiWare, talks us through how he setup and run a remote workforce, and what benefits he sees from sticking to this path for over 10 years. We dive into the processes and data he uses to control his business remotely and how these same processes give him the information to adapt if and when needed.  Episode 67 , Setting up Your Remote Workforce, talks about how setting up a remote ecosystem gives your team the flexibility they require to live their life. Key Discussion Points: What processes and data to collect and analyse for your remote business How to replace the coffee break catch-up  How a remote ecosystem helps get the best from your team  Quote: “  In order to really be good in your job. You also have to be good in relaxing' - Emilian Stoilkov   Links:  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stoilkov/ Website: https://www.qaiware.com/ Scaling Now?   Want to speed up your scaling journey with my help? Get in touch with me here to see how I can help! richard@scaleupconsulting.co or visit our website https://scaleupconsulting.co.uk/

Today's episode is with Emilian Popa, who is an Africa focused investor and entrepreneur. He is the Founder and CEO of ILARA Health, a high tech point of care diagnostics venture which aims to democratize access to diagnostics across developing markets. He is passionate about prevention and early detection of diseases. Emilian has over 10 years of successful launching, fund raising, growing, exiting technology ventures in Africa, Asia, Middle East, Russia while he is presently focused on the Africa region. https://ilarahealth.com/ We talk about the following and so much more: ✅ How he was able to distribute and scale his product in Africa ✅ Why he is so passionate about creating accessible healthcare in Africa ✅ Adversity he faced in this process Stay tuned for upcoming episodes with startup founders in the Middle East and North Africa. Please tag us and tell us what you learned. We'd greatly appreciate a review if you are enjoying these conversations.

Today's episode is with Emilian Popa, who is an Africa focused investor and entrepreneur. He is the Founder and CEO of ILARA Health, a high tech point of care diagnostics venture which aims to democratize access to diagnostics across developing markets. He is passionate about prevention and early detection of diseases. Emilian has over 10 years of successful launching, fund raising, growing, exiting technology ventures in Africa, Asia, Middle East, Russia while he is presently focused on the Africa region. https://ilarahealth.com/ We talk about the following and so much more: ✅ How he was able to distribute and scale his product in Africa ✅ Why he is so passionate about creating accessible healthcare in Africa ✅ Adversity he faced in this process Stay tuned for upcoming episodes with startup founders in the Middle East and North Africa. Please tag us and tell us what you learned. We'd greatly appreciate a review if you are enjoying these conversations.

"Theophylact was from the east; his native city is unknown. In Constantinople he became a close friend of Tarasius, who afterwards became Patriarch of Constantinople (see Feb. 25). Theophylact was made Bishop of Nicomedia. After the death of Saint Tarasius, his successor Nicephorus (see June 2) called together a number of Bishops to help him in fighting the iconoclasm of Emperor Leo the Armenian, who reigned from 813 to 820. Among them was Euthymius, Bishop of Sardis (celebrated Dec. 26), who had attended the holy Seventh Ecumenical Council in 787 — he was exiled three times for the sake of the holy icons, and for defying the Emperor Theophilus' command to renounce the veneration of the icons, was scourged from head to foot until his whole body was one great wound, from which he died eight days later, about the year 830; Joseph of Thessalonica (see July 14); Michael of Synnada (see May 23); Emilian, Bishop of Cyzicus (see Aug. 8); and Saint Theophylact, who boldly rebuked Leo to his face, telling him that because he despised the long-suffering of God, utter destruction was about to overtake him, and there would be none to deliver him. For this, Theophylact was exiled to the fortress of Strobilus in Karia of Asia Minor, where after 30 years of imprisonment and hardship, he gave up his holy soul about the year 845. Leo the Armenian, according to the Saint's prophecy, was slain in church on the eve of our Lord's Nativity, in 820." (Great Horologion)

He was from the town of Dorostolon in Thrace and during the reign of Julian the Apostate became a servant of the governor in that region. Before the time of his martyrdom he was a secret Christian. An imperial legate arrived in the town with orders to seize all Christians, but failed to find any; to show his pleasure he ordered a great feast for the whole town, complete with sacrifices to the pagan gods. On the night before the appointed feast, Emilian went around the town and smashed all the idols with a hammer. The following day there was an uproar, and an innocent villager was seized and charged with the crime. Emilian, seeing this, said to himself 'If I conceal my action, what sort of use has it been? Shall I not stand before God as the slayer of an innocent man?' So he presented himself to the legate and confessed what he had done. When the furious official asked Emilian on whose orders he had acted, Emilian replied 'God and my soul commanded me to destroy those dead pillars that you call gods.' As punishment, Emilian was subjected to many tortures and finally burned alive.

"Theophylact was from the east; his native city is unknown. In Constantinople he became a close friend of Tarasius, who afterwards became Patriarch of Constantinople (see Feb. 25). Theophylact was made Bishop of Nicomedia. After the death of Saint Tarasius, his successor Nicephorus (see June 2) called together a number of Bishops to help him in fighting the iconoclasm of Emperor Leo the Armenian, who reigned from 813 to 820. Among them was Euthymius, Bishop of Sardis (celebrated Dec. 26), who had attended the holy Seventh Ecumenical Council in 787 — he was exiled three times for the sake of the holy icons, and for defying the Emperor Theophilus' command to renounce the veneration of the icons, was scourged from head to foot until his whole body was one great wound, from which he died eight days later, about the year 830; Joseph of Thessalonica (see July 14); Michael of Synnada (see May 23); Emilian, Bishop of Cyzicus (see Aug. 8); and Saint Theophylact, who boldly rebuked Leo to his face, telling him that because he despised the long-suffering of God, utter destruction was about to overtake him, and there would be none to deliver him. For this, Theophylact was exiled to the fortress of Strobilus in Karia of Asia Minor, where after 30 years of imprisonment and hardship, he gave up his holy soul about the year 845. Leo the Armenian, according to the Saint's prophecy, was slain in church on the eve of our Lord's Nativity, in 820." (Great Horologion)

He was from the town of Dorostolon in Thrace and during the reign of Julian the Apostate became a servant of the governor in that region. Before the time of his martyrdom he was a secret Christian. An imperial legate arrived in the town with orders to seize all Christians, but failed to find any; to show his pleasure he ordered a great feast for the whole town, complete with sacrifices to the pagan gods. On the night before the appointed feast, Emilian went around the town and smashed all the idols with a hammer. The following day there was an uproar, and an innocent villager was seized and charged with the crime. Emilian, seeing this, said to himself 'If I conceal my action, what sort of use has it been? Shall I not stand before God as the slayer of an innocent man?' So he presented himself to the legate and confessed what he had done. When the furious official asked Emilian on whose orders he had acted, Emilian replied 'God and my soul commanded me to destroy those dead pillars that you call gods.' As punishment, Emilian was subjected to many tortures and finally burned alive.