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Risen Nation Church is one church with three locations, united by a vision to see the fulfillment of Acts 15:16—the rebuilding of David's tabernacle. Our deepest desire is to create a space where we can minister to the Lord through worship and where people can become a true dwelling place for His presence. Join us in worship: Dallas, TX    Sundays at 10:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am)    Location: 1711 Keller Pkwy, Keller, TX 76248    Text “dallas” to (817) 587-1735 for updates.   Nashville, TN  Saturdays at 6:00 pm (Doors open at 5:30 pm)    Location: Weekly location varies    Text “nashville” to (817) 587-1735 for location updates.   Chicago, IL  Bi-weekly on Saturdays at 6:00 pm (Doors open at 5:30 pm)    Location: Hinckley Community Building, 120 Maple St, Hinckley, IL 60520    Text“chicago” to (817) 587-1735 for updates.   Support Our Mission: Help us grow and reach more people.  Give here(https://www.risennatio...)

The Cambridge Dictionary defines enunciation as: "the act of pronouncing words or parts of words clearly." We have a speech crisis in America. A high percentage of current elementary children have a speech impediment. Cambridge defines impediment as: "something that makes progress, movement, or achieving something difficult or impossible."Far too many children cannot speak well enough to be understood...and it's at a crisis level NOW! Part of the root cause is spending too much time on technology instead of speaking with your own family or with other humans. The other part of the root cause, (in my opinion), stems from school closures during the pandemic. Extended school closures ruined the learning of many children and never did anything significant to "prevent" Covid. What we did "accomplish" was to create a generation of children who are mentally, physically, and spiritually damaged...and especially when it comes to speaking clearly enough to be understood. I expand on the above during this episode in hopes that it will create an awareness with adults who can take proper action to start talking with children--and in the same room together instead of being in the same room absorbed into their own tech devices.*Photo by Ron Jones

The feeding call is fundamental for all callers to understand. However, Jimbo Ronquest, vice president of development for Drake Waterfowl and world duck calling champion, explains the variations that can be added to your arsenal to improve your calling abilities. Ronquest and host Chris Jennings discuss his feeding calls and break down when he uses them and why. Get your calls ready. This lesson in duck calling will take your duck calling to the next level.www.ducks.org/DUPodcast

Teaching Tip 361 | “Plain Speaking - Speak With an Interesting and Clear Voice” | Malcolm Cox  Introduction Here is your 2-minute tip based on the book, “Plain speaking: How to preach and teach effectively" by David Bercot.  It is crucial to know what we are talking about and present it with confidence and conviction.  However, what difference does the quality of our voice make? Bercot makes this observation: “In daily conversation, we seem naturally to know how to make our voice pleasant and interesting. We rarely speak in a monotone when talking to friends. but somehow when we're in front of a congregation we forget to do what comes naturally. That's why every speaker needs to consciously speak with modulation.” 85 What does this look like? Modulation. We're talking about variety in pitch, volume, tone and emphasis. Read one of the parables. Can you imagine Jesus sharing it with no variation in his voice? A monotone? I hardly think so. Where do you think he might have placed emphasis—speaking louder, more softly or slowly? Take the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector in Luke 18. I'm pretty sure he relayed the Pharisee's prayer at high volume (“‘God, I thank you that I am not like other people—robbers, evildoers, adulterers—or even like this tax collector. I fast twice a week and give a tenth of all I get.'” (Luke 18:11-12 NIV11), and the tax collector's at low volume (“‘God, have mercy on me, a sinner.'” (Luke 18:13 NIV11) Volume, Tempo, and Pausing.  Can you be heard by everyone in the room? Look at the back as you start speaking and take note if it looks as if they are straining to hear you. The bigger the group and the larger the room, the slower we need to speak. Sound tends to get garbled the further it travels. Pauses help your audience ‘breathe' as they listen. A small gap here and there in your lesson will help them to grasp your point. Use dramatic pauses sparingly but meaningfully.  See the example of Jesus in Mark 3:1-6 and imagine the effect of the silence. Enunciation.  I vividly remember the person who preached on the text, “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.” (Matthew 5:4 NIV11) His accent was strong. It sounded like he was saying, “Blessed are those who moan”. Once would not have been too bothersome, but it was the main phrase of the lesson and repeated multiple times. The congregation did not know whether to ask him to speak more clearly, try to ignore it, or laugh. It was embarrassing, distracting and avoidable.  What are your thoughts on cultivating an interesting and clear voice?  Conclusion Next time, we will go on to look at five things that can spoil an otherwise good sermon. Has today's tip been worth two minutes of your time? I hope so. Remember to keep calm and carry on teaching. Consider joining AIM UK&Ireland to develop your understanding of Scripture: https://aimukandireland.com/. Our next module is Spiritual Life. Contact us here with enquiries: courses@aimukandireland.com   The website can be found here: https://aimukandireland.com   Please add your comments on this week's topic. We learn best when we learn in community.  Do you have a question about teaching the Bible? Is it theological, technical, or practical? Send me your questions or suggestions. Here's the email: [malcolm@malcolmcox.org](mailto:malcolm@malcolmcox.org).  If you'd like a copy of my free eBook on spiritual disciplines, "How God grows His people", sign up at my website: http://[www.malcolmcox.org](http://www.malcolmcox.org/).  Please pass the link on, subscribe, and leave a review.  Remember to keep calm, and carry on teaching. God bless, Malcolm

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In this episode of the Englishway RD podcast, we talk about the importance and use of enunciation in English. Enunciation is the way we pronounce words with different levels of pitch, volume, and intensity. It is an important part of effective communication, as it can help us be better understood by our listeners, sound more confident and professional, and improve our overall speaking skills.In this episode, we will discuss the following topics:What is enunciation?Why is enunciation important?How to improve enunciationAdditional tips to improve enunciationSupport the showConecta con nosotros:▶▶ Une a nuestro grupo para practicar inglés en WHATSAPP: https://bit.ly/34VOPQ9Visita nuestro Blog: https://WWW.ENGLISHWAYRD.COM para mas contenido.Descarga nuestra guía de conversación gratis: DESCARGA TU EBOOK AQUÍ:https://expert-artisan-3877.ck.page/4669e62644

In the world of true crime, new technologies and investigative techniques often played a crucial role in solving crimes. Genetic genealogy, in recent years, helped investigators crack cases. In this episode of All Things Crime, Jared Bradley is joined by Barbara Rae-Venter and Tom Myers as they delve into the world of DNA and its role in capturing the Golden State Killer.Barbara Rae-Venter shares the story of her quest to trace her family history to Scotland, which led her to discover DNA testing and connections with adoptees seeking relatives.Tom Myers also sheds light on the process of using DNA to identify perpetrators and victims. Their work extended to solving the Bear Brook Four case in New Hampshire, where the killer employed aliases and stole identities to leave an unknown trail. Through DNA analysis and investigation, the team identified victims and the perpetrator.This episode discusses that even rootless hair, believed to yield no nuclear DNA, can provide vital clues in solving crimes. Additionally, use of aerial photography to locate burial sites and the challenges posed by introduction of tiny DNA fragments during hair growth are explored, revealing the techniques used to crack these complex cases.Barbara Rae-Venter is a New Zealand-born American genetic genealogist, biologist, author of the book “I Know Who You Are”, and retired patent attorney best known for her work helping police and investigators identify Joseph James DeAngelo as the Golden State Killer. She is also the Founder of Firebird Forensics Company, a non-profit company that focuses on assisting law enforcement in identifying suspects in violent crimes and identifying unidentified human remains.Tom Myers is a retired FBI ERT leader, and has had an extensive background in law enforcement. He has been a CSI extraordinaire and a ranger.TakeawaysEmbrace the power of genetic genealogy.Explore innovative techniques.Discover your own roots.ConnectBarbara Rae-Venter: www.linkedin.com/in/barbara-rae-venterWebsite: www.firebirdforensics.orgTom Myers: www.facebook.com/tom.myers.9235Jared Bradley: www.linkedin.com/in/jaredvbradleyDNA Retrieval: www.m-vac.comSupport the showAll Things Crime is a new, comprehensive video series that will explore every aspect of crime and the ensuing investigation, one video interview at a time. The host, Jared Bradley, is the President of M-Vac Systems, which is a wet-vacuum based forensic DNA collection system, and has experience traveling the world training all levels of law enforcement and crime lab DNA analysts in using the M-Vac to help solve crime. Along the way he has met people from all walks of life and experience in investigating crimes, so is putting that knowledge to use in another way by sharing it in these videos. If you are interested in more videos about the M-Vac, DNA and investigations, also check out the M-Vac's channel @https://www.youtube.com/c/MVacSystems...

In the world of true crime, new technologies and investigative techniques often played a crucial role in solving crimes. Genetic genealogy, in recent years, helped investigators crack cases. In this episode of All Things Crime, Jared Bradley is joined by Barbara Rae-Venter and Tom Myers as they delve into the world of DNA and its role in capturing the Golden State Killer.Barbara Rae-Venter shares the story of her quest to trace her family history to Scotland, which led her to discover DNA testing and connections with adoptees seeking relatives.Tom Myers also sheds light on the process of using DNA to identify perpetrators and victims. Their work extended to solving the Bear Brook Four case in New Hampshire, where the killer employed aliases and stole identities to leave an unknown trail. Through DNA analysis and investigation, the team identified victims and the perpetrator.This episode discusses that even rootless hair, believed to yield no nuclear DNA, can provide vital clues in solving crimes. Additionally, use of aerial photography to locate burial sites and the challenges posed by introduction of tiny DNA fragments during hair growth are explored, revealing the techniques used to crack these complex cases.Barbara Rae-Venter is a New Zealand-born American genetic genealogist, biologist, author of the book “I Know Who You Are”, and retired patent attorney best known for her work helping police and investigators identify Joseph James DeAngelo as the Golden State Killer. She is also the Founder of Firebird Forensics Company, a non-profit company that focuses on assisting law enforcement in identifying suspects in violent crimes and identifying unidentified human remains.Tom Myers is a retired FBI ERT leader, and has had an extensive background in law enforcement. He has been a CSI extraordinaire and a ranger.TakeawaysEmbrace the power of genetic genealogy.Explore innovative techniques.Discover your own roots.ConnectBarbara Rae-Venter: www.linkedin.com/in/barbara-rae-venterWebsite: www.firebirdforensics.orgTom Myers: www.facebook.com/tom.myers.9235Jared Bradley: www.linkedin.com/in/jaredvbradleyDNA Retrieval: www.m-vac.comSupport the showAll Things Crime is a new, comprehensive video series that will explore every aspect of crime and the ensuing investigation, one video interview at a time. The host, Jared Bradley, is the President of M-Vac Systems, which is a wet-vacuum based forensic DNA collection system, and has experience traveling the world training all levels of law enforcement and crime lab DNA analysts in using the M-Vac to help solve crime. Along the way he has met people from all walks of life and experience in investigating crimes, so is putting that knowledge to use in another way by sharing it in these videos. If you are interested in more videos about the M-Vac, DNA and investigations, also check out the M-Vac's channel @https://www.youtube.com/c/MVacSystems...

Charles Isbell is a plant physiologist and Director of the Agricultural Research Service Institute of Crop Science at the USDA Agricultural Research Service. In this episode, Lexman and Charles discuss retroflexion, halation, and enunciation.

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Melanie tells us all about her newly acquired snorkels and how they have enhanced her snorkeling experience. She also divulges some of the mysteries of the sea and the sounds that she has been able to hear with them.

On this episode of Damaged Goods Podcast, Jake Fraczek, aka Jake The Snake, aka the worst geography student ever, discusses the airplane bathroom horror story, what happens when you write true stories, city and state governments turning citizens against eachother, his Oklahoma complex, Facebook Community Standards Ghulags, a new passion for enunciation, and the one celebrity that would probably narrate his audiobooks. Follow Jake @jakefraczek @damagedgoodspodcast @jthes

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 466, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: State Fish 1: A Massachusetts cape is named for this state fish, a valuable food source. cod. 2: Though this "regal" salmon is Alaska's state fish, it doesn't wear a crown. king salmon. 3: Called a muskie for short, it's Wisconsin's state fish. a muskellunge. 4: This largest species of salmon, Oregon's state fish, shares its name with an Indian tribe and may grow to 3 feet. the chinook salmon. 5: South Dakota chose the walleye, while North Dakota chose the northern type of this fish. a pike. Round 2. Category: The Bells 1: This city's second-most famous bell was cast in 1926 for Wanamaker's Department Store. Philadelphia. 2: The bells in this 12th century Italian tower are no longer rung; we just hope they don't fall out. Leaning Tower of Pisa. 3: The world's largest bell, which has never rung, is in this walled area of Moscow. The Kremlin. 4: Big Ben hangs over Parliament and a rival, Great Tom, hangs over Christ Church College at this university. Oxford. 5: One of this city's Temple Bells, which Kipling heard calling him back, weighs 90 tons. Mandalay. Round 3. Category: Get Your Literary Facts Straight 1: "Three Junes" is a novel by Julia Glass; this Chekhov play centers on the Prozorov family. Three Sisters. 2: Agatha Christie: "Death On The Nile";Thomas Mann:"Death In" this city. Venice. 3: "Brick House" is by the Commodores; this Dickens novel tells of the interminable suit of Jarndyce and Jarndyce. Bleak House. 4: "A Room of One's Own" is a feminist essay by Virginia Woolf; this E.M. Forster work tells of Lucy, on vacation in Italy. A Room With a View. 5: Ivan Turgenev wrote "A Month in the Country"; Alan Paton wrote this story of a South African pastor and his son. Cry, the Beloved Country. Round 4. Category: '90s Sitcoms 1: The pals in this sitcom hang out and down a few brews at Cleveland's Warsaw Tavern. The Drew Carey Show. 2: Roz Doyle is his producer and call-screener at Seattle's KACL Radio. Frasier Crane. 3: Viewers finally got to see Wilson's face when the cast took their bows on this sitcom's last episode. Home Improvement. 4: MIchelangelo is the middle name of Lewis Kiniski, Ryan Stiles' character on this sitcom. The Drew Carey Show. 5: This sitcom was based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning columns by humorist Dave Barry. Dave's World. Round 5. Category: Crazy Talk 1: Crazy like a Christmas loaf. nutty as a fruitcake. 2: Nocturnal flying mammals enclosed by a church tower. bats in the belfry. 3: Enunciation of a Black Forest clock bird. cuckoo, cuckoo. 4: Hauling 999 baked and molded blocks of clay when you should have 1000. not carrying a full load. 5: The penthouse is unserviced by the lift. the elevator doesn't go all the way to the top. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!

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Be mindful to enunciate clearly the kinds of words you use to describe your world. speak clearly, even to yourself.

In the second episode in the Podcasting with Students series, Melissa shares tips on how to improve students' vocal performance including pace, emphasis, diction, tone, and volume. 

Joburg's Hottest Breakfast Show, quite simply, the best way to wake up. Mornings filled with fun, laughs (possibly a few tears), a touch of pizazz and, of course, the best old skool and R&B. Join Tony Murrell, Bunny Majaja, Simon Hill, John Walland and Ragani Achary, every weekday from 6 to 9am as they put the fun back into morning radio.

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Award-winning sound mixer David Brownlow talks about the art, science and business of making movies that sound as great as they look. Or even better.A 40-year veteran of TV and movies, David won an Emmy, was nominated for an Oscar, worked on The Avengers, Lone Survivor, Sicario, Buffalo Girls and dozens of other shows and films. What's Charbroiled Chats? It's a humorous podcast with good friends talking about everything in general and nothing in particular. Like grasshopper pies and Keanu and flying upside down. If you're looking for an occasionally thoughtful, often silly and mostly inconsequential podcast, Charbroiled Chats is for you. It won't change your life but it might make your day.The cast of Charbroiled Chats includes novelists, journalists, marketers, copywriters, editors, photographers, painters and a sewist. Which is odd because there are only two of them. It's hard to sort out who does what but if you're still curious, this probably won't help:GRACE is a foodie who hates to cook, a Japanophile who has never been to Japan, a movie and music fan who denigrates Hollywood rom-coms and jazz, and a lover of celebrity gossip who doesn't give a rat's ass about celebrities.WALLY once landed a plane on the wrong runway of an international airport. He likes dogs, hates front-wheel-drive, wishes there was less music. He lived in Japan for nine hours.Walk Through the Park by TrackTribe is from the YouTube Audio Library.

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It's time for some verbal weight training to strengthen your speaking voice. Elaine A. Clark shows you ways to achieve clearer enunciation by practicing with added resistance. Use these tricks before delivering a speech, going to a meeting, recording your voice, or when you want to wake up a lazy speech pattern so it's clearer and easier to understand. #realtalkingtips #elaineclarkvo #enunciation #voiceover #podcast #speech #speechimprovement

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The PGP Crew discuss the blackouts in Texas, first date etiquette and reparations. Bre Bre and Thompson trades jabs over Thompson's grammar. Tune in to see who wins the verbal sparring match!

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Quora Link: https://qr.ae/pNbstB Full transcript of the answer: Being in speech team back in high school and college has truly paid off in respect to developing a powerful speaking voice. Through my participation in speech team, I learned countless snippets on how to be a good speaker. Here a some that just stuck in my head: 1. Practice: Practice is key. But not just any practice, perfect practice. My speech coach would always tell me - perfect practice makes perfect. So practice while noting down the things that you need to fix. Practice in a setting where you normally would need to use your speaking voice. For instance, use opportunities such as dinners, small introductions, family parties, etc as places where you can test out your speaking skills. Practicing in such occasions will truly help you in the future. 2. Listen to yourself: I would oftentimes record myself saying a speech or reading a speech. It would help me listen to my mistakes and work on things I needed to improve on. Enunciation is key and listening to yourself will help point out key areas where you lack enunciation. How can anyone else understand you if you don't understand yourself? Also, practice in front of a mirror. A good speaking voice is not only sound but mannerisms as well. By standing in front of a mirror, you can study yourself and again, note down your mannerisms - hand gestures/eye contact. 3. Take up every opportunity to talk: I would read everything and anything out load - such as shampoo bottles or cereal boxes - literally, anything and everything. Also, jump to the occasion when you need to read something out loud to a group of people. Or times where you need to make a small speech in a small setting - these are all ideal places to practice and hone your speaking skills. 4. Be confident: confidence is key. If you believe in yourself, you can do anything. Speaking is an art and you need to be an artist. As an artist, the first person to recognize the beauty of your work is you - so be confident in yourself. Link to the Quora answer: https://qr.ae/pNbsnK  myfluentpodcast@gmail.com 

In this episode of InForm:Podcast Neil & Jared talk about the Subject of the Statement & Subject of the Enunciation.

Name This Surah takes its name from vv. 136, 138 and 139 in which some superstitious beliefs of the idolatrous Arabs concerning the lawfulness of some cattle (an`am) and the unlawfulness of some others have been refuted. Period of Revelation According to a tradition of Ibn Abbas, the whole of the Surah was revealed at one sitting at Makkah. Asma, a daughter of Yazid and a first cousin of Hadrat Mu'az-bin Jabl, says, "During the revelation of this Surah, the Holy Prophet was riding on a she-camel and I was holding her nose-string. The she-camel began to feel the weight so heavily that it seemed as if her bones would break under it." We also learn from other traditions that the Holy Prophet dictated the whole of the Surah the same night that it was revealed. Its subject-matter clearly shows that it must have been revealed during the last year of the Holy Prophet's life at Makkah. The tradition of Asma, daughter of Yazid, also confirms this. As she belonged to the Ansar and embraced Islam after the migration of the Holy Prophet to Yathrib, her visit to the Holy Prophet at Makkah must have taken place during the last year of his life there. For before this, his relations with those people were not so intimate that a woman from there might have come to visit him at Makkah. Occasion of Revelation After determining the period of its revelation, it is easier to visualize the background of the Surah. Twelve years had passed since the Holy Prophet had been inviting the people to Islam. The antagonism and persecution by the Quraish had become most savage and brutal, and the majority of the Muslims had to leave their homes and migrate to Habash (Abyssinia). Above all, the two great supporters of the Holy Prophet. Abu Talib and Hadrat Khadijah, were no more to help and give strength to him. Thus he was deprived of all the worldly support. But in spite of this, he carried on his mission in the teeth of opposition. As a result of this, on the one hand, all the good people of Makkah and the surrounding clans gradually began to accept Islam ; on the other hand, the community as a whole, was bent upon obduracy and rejection. Therefore, if anyone showed any inclination towards Islam, he was subjected to taunts and derision, physical violence and social boycott. It was in these dark circumstances that a ray of hope gleamed from Yathrib, where Islam began to spread freely by the efforts of some influential people of Aus and Khazraj, who had embraced Islam at Makkah. This was a humble beginning in the march of Islam towards success and none could foresee at that time the great potentialities that lay hidden in it. For, to a casual observer, it appeared at that time as if Islam was merely a weak movement it had no material backing except the meager support of the Prophet's own family and of the few poor adherents of the Movement. Obviously the latter could not give much help because they themselves had been cast out by their own people who had become their enemies and were persecuting them. Topics These were the conditions, when this discourse was revealed. The main topics dealt with in this discourse may be divided under seven headings: Refutation of shirk and invitation to the creed of Tauhid. Enunciation of the doctrine of the "Life-after- death." and refutation of the wrong notion that there was nothing beyond this worldly life. Refutation of the prevalent superstitions. Enunciation of the fundamental moral principles for the building up of the Islamic Society. Answers to the objections raised against the person of the Holy Prophet and his mission. Comfort and encouragement to the Holy Prophet and his followers who were at, that time in a state of anxiety and despondency because of the apparent failure of the mission. Admonition, warning and threats to the disbelievers and opponents to give up their apathy and haughtiness. It must, however, be noted that the above topics have not been dealt with one by one und...

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1. Washing before tefilla Washing before tefilla is so important that one should travel back almost a mil and forward as far as a parsah in order to find water. 2. Is one required to hear himself recite Krias Shema A significant amount of the daf focuses on the machlokes in the Mishna regarding whether one is required to hear himself recite Krias Shema to fulfill the mitzva. 3. Spacing out words that ten to lur into one another From the word "ולמדתם” ,"and you should teach them” we learn "תם למודך שיהא”,"that one’s learning should be pure” (articulated faultlessly). Therefore one should pause between words that tend to get attached such as "לבבך על”) ."ul levavecha”) Siman – A Fruit Bowl (Based on connection to Tu B’Shevat) A fruit bowl with handles shaped like two big ears is placed under a washing sink and contains the words "לבבך על”"ul levavecha” written on two separate pieces of paper.

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Name This Surah takes its name from vv. 136, 138 and 139 in which some superstitious beliefs of the idolatrous Arabs concerning the lawfulness of some cattle (an`am) and the unlawfulness of some others have been refuted. Period of Revelation According to a tradition of Ibn Abbas, the whole of the Surah was revealed at one sitting at Makkah. Asma, a daughter of Yazid and a first cousin of Hadrat Mu'az-bin Jabl, says, "During the revelation of this Surah, the Holy Prophet was riding on a she-camel and I was holding her nose-string. The she-camel began to feel the weight so heavily that it seemed as if her bones would break under it." We also learn from other traditions that the Holy Prophet dictated the whole of the Surah the same night that it was revealed. Its subject-matter clearly shows that it must have been revealed during the last year of the Holy Prophet's life at Makkah. The tradition of Asma, daughter of Yazid, also confirms this. As she belonged to the Ansar and embraced Islam after the migration of the Holy Prophet to Yathrib, her visit to the Holy Prophet at Makkah must have taken place during the last year of his life there. For before this, his relations with those people were not so intimate that a woman from there might have come to visit him at Makkah. Occasion of Revelation After determining the period of its revelation, it is easier to visualize the background of the Surah. Twelve years had passed since the Holy Prophet had been inviting the people to Islam. The antagonism and persecution by the Quraish had become most savage and brutal, and the majority of the Muslims had to leave their homes and migrate to Habash (Abyssinia). Above all, the two great supporters of the Holy Prophet. Abu Talib and Hadrat Khadijah, were no more to help and give strength to him. Thus he was deprived of all the worldly support. But in spite of this, he carried on his mission in the teeth of opposition. As a result of this, on the one hand, all the good people of Makkah and the surrounding clans gradually began to accept Islam ; on the other hand, the community as a whole, was bent upon obduracy and rejection. Therefore, if anyone showed any inclination towards Islam, he was subjected to taunts and derision, physical violence and social boycott. It was in these dark circumstances that a ray of hope gleamed from Yathrib, where Islam began to spread freely by the efforts of some influential people of Aus and Khazraj, who had embraced Islam at Makkah. This was a humble beginning in the march of Islam towards success and none could foresee at that time the great potentialities that lay hidden in it. For, to a casual observer, it appeared at that time as if Islam was merely a weak movement it had no material backing except the meager support of the Prophet's own family and of the few poor adherents of the Movement. Obviously the latter could not give much help because they themselves had been cast out by their own people who had become their enemies and were persecuting them. Topics These were the conditions, when this discourse was revealed. The main topics dealt with in this discourse may be divided under seven headings: Refutation of shirk and invitation to the creed of Tauhid. Enunciation of the doctrine of the "Life-after- death." and refutation of the wrong notion that there was nothing beyond this worldly life. Refutation of the prevalent superstitions. Enunciation of the fundamental moral principles for the building up of the Islamic Society. Answers to the objections raised against the person of the Holy Prophet and his mission. Comfort and encouragement to the Holy Prophet and his followers who were at, that time in a state of anxiety and despondency because of the apparent failure of the mission. Admonition, warning and threats to the disbelievers and opponents to give up their apathy and haughtiness. It must, however, be noted that the above topics have not been dealt with one by one under separate headings, but the discourse goes on as a continuous whole and these topics come under discussion over and over again in new and different ways. The Background of Makki Surahs As this is the first long Makki Surah in the order of the compilation of the Quran, it will be useful to explain the historical background of Makki Surahs in general, so that the reader may easily understand the Makki Surahs and our references to its different stages in connection with our commentary on them. First of all, it should be noted that comparatively very little material is available in regard to the background of the revelation of Makki Surahs whereas the period of the revelation of all the Madani Surahs is known or can be determined with a little effort. There are authentic traditions even in regard to the occasions of the revelation of the majority of the verses. On the other hand, we do not have such detailed information regarding the Makki Surahs. There are only a few Surahs and verses which have authentic traditions concerning the time and occasion of their revelation. This is because the history of the Makki period had not been compiled in such detail as that of the Madani period. Therefore we have to depend on the internal evidence of these Surahs for determining the period of their revelation: for example, the topics they discuss, their subject. matter, their style and the direct or indirect references to the events and the occasions of their revelation. Thus it is obvious that with the help of such evidence as this, we cannot say with precision that such and such Surah or verse was revealed on such and such an occasion. The most we can do is to compare the internal evidence of a Surah with the events of the life of the Holy Prophet at Makkah, and then come to a more or less correct conclusion as to what particular stage a certain Surah belongs. If we keep the above things in view, the history of the mission of the Holy Prophet at Makkah can be divided into four stages. The first stage began with his appointment as a Messenger and ended with the proclamation of Prophethood three years later. During this period the Message was given secretly to some selected persons only, but the common people of Makkah were not aware of it. The second stage lasted for two years after the proclamation of his Prophethood. It began with opposition by individuals: then by and by, it took the shape of antagonism, ridicule, derision,, accusation, abuse, and false propaganda then gangs were formed to persecute those Muslims who were comparatively poor, weak' and helpless. The third stage lasted for about six years from the beginning of the persecution to the death of Abu Talib and Hadrat Khadijah in the tenth year of Prophethood. During this period, the persecution of the Muslims became' so savage and brutal that many of them were forced to migrate to Habash. Social and economic boycott was applied against the Holy Prophet and the members of his family, and those Muslims who continued to stay in Makkah were forced to take refuge in Shi'b-i-A'bi Talib which was besieged. The fourth stage lasted for about three years from the tenth to the thirteenth year of Prophethood. This was a period of hard trials and grievous sufferings for the Holy Prophet and his followers. Life had become unendurable at Makkah and there appeared to be no place of refuge even outside it. So much so that when the Holy Prophet went to Ta'if, it offered no shelter or protection. Besides this, on the occasion of Haj, he would appeal to each and every Arab clan to accept his invitation to Islam but met with blank refusal from every quarter. At the same time, the people of Makkah were holding counsels' to get rid of him by killing or imprisoning or banishing him from their city. It was at that most critical time that Allah opened for Islam the hearts of the Ansar of Yathrab where he migrated at their invitation. Now that we have divided the life of the Holy Prophet at Makkah into four stages, it has become easier for us to tell, as far as possible, the particular stage in which a certain Makki Surah was revealed. This is because the Surahs belonging to a particular stage can be distinguished from those of the other stages with the help of their subject matter and style. Besides this, they also contain such references as throw light on the circumstances and events that form the background of their revelation. In the succeeding Makki Surahs, we will determine on the basis of the distinctive features of each stage, and point out in the Preface, the particular stage in which a certain Makki Surah was revealed. Subject: Islamic Creed. This Surah mainly discusses the different aspects of the major articles of the Islamic Creed: Tauhid, Life-after-death, Prophethood and their practical application to human life. Side by side with this, it refutes the erroneous beliefs of the "opponents and answers their objections, warns and admonishes them and comforts the Holy Prophet and his followers, who were then suffering from persecution. Of course, these themes have not been dealt with under separate heads but have been blended in an excellent manner. Topics and their Interconnection These verses are of introductory and admonitory nature. The disbelievers have been warned that if they do not accept the Islamic Creed and follow the 'Light' shown by the Revelation from the All-Knowing and All-Powerful Allah, they would go to the same doom as the former disbelievers did. Their arguments for rejecting the Prophet and the Revelation sent down to him have been refuted and a warning has been given to them that they should not be deluded by the respite that is being granted to them. 1 - 12 These verses inculcate Tauhid, and refute shirk which is the greatest obstacle in the way of its acceptance. 13 - 24 In these verses, a graphic scene of the life in the Hereafter has been depicted in order to warn the disbelievers of the consequences of the rejection of the Articles of Faith. 25 - 32 Prophethood is the main theme which has been discussed from the point of view of the Holy Prophet, his Mission, the limitations of his powers, the attitude towards his followers and also from the point of view of the disbelievers. 33 - 73 In continuation of the same theme, the story of Prophet Abraham has been related to bring home to the pagan Arabs that the Mission of Prophet Muhammad, which they were opposing, was the same as that of Prophet Abraham (Allah's peace be upon them). This line of argument was adopted because they considered themselves to be his followers, especially the Quraish who were proud of being his descendants as well. 74 - 90 Another proof of his Prophethood is the Book, which has been sent down to him by Allah, for its teachings show the right guidance in regard to creed and practice. 91 - 108 Divine restrictions have been contrasted with the superstitious restrictions of the pagan Arabs in order to show the striking differences between the two and thus prove the Quran to be a Revealed Book. 109 - 154 The Jews, who were criticized in vv. 144 - 147 along with the pagan Arabs, have been urged to compare the teachings of the Quran with those of the Torah so that they might recognize their similarity and give up their lame excuses against it, and adopt its Guidance to escape the retribution on the Day of Resurrection. 155 - 160 This is the conclusion of the discourse: the Holy Prophet has been instructed in a beautiful and forceful manner to proclaim fearlessly the articles of the Islamic Creed and their implications. 161 - 165 Source: Sayyid Abul Ala Maududi - Tafhim al-Qur'an - The Meaning of the Quran

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A Racist Play, A New InterpretationOriental Art Center, Third night, seats all sold outfriend was excited and insisted that we go, cos the cast strong!Shakespeare's Globeuninterested: it's a story we learned at school, greedy and merciless merchant. merchant A shockingly different from what I thought i knewthe production excellent: costume authentic/fabulous, brown/dark/ metallic gold, not to my liking, but true to history; when Bassanio met the jailed Antonio, they were appraoching each other, music was heavy with beats, abruptly paused and stage darkened! intermission!!! so dramatic! Enunciation!!reading lines! emotion! first 10 min, masquerade: first started from Venice beginning: Shylock was spat on, mocked, humiliated publicly Jew, Antonio arrogant, insulted Shylock even when requesting a loanan outcast, most resented, for what reason? Mercenary? he charges interest? he's rich? he's a pagan! he's a Jew instead of a Christian!he insisted that he get his forfeiture, a pound of flesh, not twice the loan, others even the duke, the lawyer appealed to him to have the money. He is the only one who respected the contract, the bond.Antonio wanted to be executed, a martyr, so will be worshipedthe layer played with the word, a pound of flesh, no blood! a mockery of the justice system! and the trade of lawyers: sophistry, eloquencein the end, his fortune being taken away, he was forcefully converted into Christian while other men ans women were merrily playing melodrama with trivial nonsenseincongruous, jarring, dichotomy: merry Christians, miserable Jews caused discomfort in mei was shocked and disgusted: outright racism2.completely different from our teaching at middle schoolwhile leaving the theater, pure prosecution!who is the merchant of Venice?type character: a evil Jew as the villainShakespeare instilled loads of sympathy into Jewish charactersanti-Semitic anti-semitism Bassanio: what is his job? gentry pursuing fortune by marriageShylock: work!Music tribute to Jolene (The Voice Performance) -Brendan Fletcher. Download it on iTunes.com or nbc.com/voice

A Racist Play, A New InterpretationOriental Art Center, Third night, seats all sold outfriend was excited and insisted that we go, cos the cast strong!Shakespeare’s Globeuninterested: it’s a story we learned at school, greedy and merciless merchant. merchant A shockingly different from what I thought i knewthe production excellent: costume authentic/fabulous, brown/dark/ metallic gold, not to my liking, but true to history; when Bassanio met the jailed Antonio, they were appraoching each other, music was heavy with beats, abruptly paused and stage darkened! intermission!!! so dramatic! Enunciation!!reading lines! emotion! first 10 min, masquerade: first started from Venice beginning: Shylock was spat on, mocked, humiliated publicly Jew, Antonio arrogant, insulted Shylock even when requesting a loanan outcast, most resented, for what reason? Mercenary? he charges interest? he’s rich? he’s a pagan! he’s a Jew instead of a Christian!he insisted that he get his forfeiture, a pound of flesh, not twice the loan, others even the duke, the lawyer appealed to him to have the money. He is the only one who respected the contract, the bond.Antonio wanted to be executed, a martyr, so will be worshipedthe layer played with the word, a pound of flesh, no blood! a mockery of the justice system! and the trade of lawyers: sophistry, eloquencein the end, his fortune being taken away, he was forcefully converted into Christian while other men ans women were merrily playing melodrama with trivial nonsenseincongruous, jarring, dichotomy: merry Christians, miserable Jews caused discomfort in mei was shocked and disgusted: outright racism2.completely different from our teaching at middle schoolwhile leaving the theater, pure prosecution!who is the merchant of Venice?type character: a evil Jew as the villainShakespeare instilled loads of sympathy into Jewish charactersanti-Semitic anti-semitism Bassanio: what is his job? gentry pursuing fortune by marriageShylock: work!Music tribute to Jolene (The Voice Performance) -Brendan Fletcher. Download it on iTunes.com or nbc.com/voice

Enunciation

A little chat about how the letter 'e' can sound like an 'i'

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An examination of the nasal velar consonant sound generally represented by NG.

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Luke 1:26-38 | ©DENTON BIBLE CHURCH

Student Question:  Something that I have been thinking about recently is this idea of “the third.”  I know you mentioned before when we were talking about the “I of the Statement” and the “I of the Enunciation” that there is also the “Third I”; the “I of Awareness” or the “I of Shiva.”  We have also studied a module in which the father comes in as the third to break the mother and child dyad, and I am sure there are many other examples, but I was just curious about the significance of this idea of the third and what it really means.

1 Samuel 10:14-27 | ©DENTON BIBLE CHURCH

How we form words and use them to present in our chosen gender is the topic of this third part of our discussion on speech and language.http://www.t-vox.org/podcasts/TVP02c-08012008.mp3

Professor Bruno Latour,from the Centre de Sociologie de Paris argues that religion is not about a domain of reality, some specific entities, a certain type of morality, or a belief system—but literally a way of talking, a Verb, as the tradition says, or in a more technical vocabulary: a specific regime of enunciation. Series: "Science, Religion and the Human Experience" [Humanities] [Show ID: 6925]

Professor Bruno Latour,from the Centre de Sociologie de Paris argues that religion is not about a domain of reality, some specific entities, a certain type of morality, or a belief system—but literally a way of talking, a Verb, as the tradition says, or in a more technical vocabulary: a specific regime of enunciation. Series: "Science, Religion and the Human Experience" [Humanities] [Show ID: 6925]

Professor Bruno Latour,from the Centre de Sociologie de Paris argues that religion is not about a domain of reality, some specific entities, a certain type of morality, or a belief system—but literally a way of talking, a Verb, as the tradition says, or in a more technical vocabulary: a specific regime of enunciation. Series: "Science, Religion and the Human Experience" [Humanities] [Show ID: 6925]