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A new MP3 sermon from Grace Audio Treasures is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Have you heard the sermons of the falling leaves? Subtitle: Puritan Devotional Speaker: C. H. Spurgeon Broadcaster: Grace Audio Treasures Event: Devotional Date: 3/17/2025 Bible: Psalm 39:4; Psalm 90:12 Length: 3 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Grace Audio Treasures is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Have you heard the sermons of the falling leaves? Subtitle: Puritan Devotional Speaker: C. H. Spurgeon Broadcaster: Grace Audio Treasures Event: Devotional Date: 3/17/2025 Bible: Psalm 39:4; Psalm 90:12 Length: 3 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Grace Audio Treasures is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Have you heard the sermons of the falling leaves? Subtitle: Puritan Devotional Speaker: C. H. Spurgeon Broadcaster: Grace Audio Treasures Event: Devotional Date: 3/17/2025 Bible: Psalm 39:4; Psalm 90:12 Length: 3 min.

Have any of you been abroad in the fields during the past week? If so, you must have marked the waning year. The leaves are fading all around us, clothing the departing year with a wonderful beauty. As they fade away one by one, they preach to us, and say, "You, too, O men, will soon fall to earth and wither!" Have you heard the sermons of the falling leaves? You say to yourselves, "Winter will soon be here." You begin to store up your stocks of fuel to meet the coming cold. But do you not see those gray hairs upon your head--are they not wintry tokens too? Do you not note those trembling limbs, those loosened sinews, that furrowed brow? Do not these betoken that your winter is hastening on? Have you made no provision for eternity? Will you be driven away forever, where there shall be no hope? Have you laid up no stores of comfort for another world? O fools, and slow of heart--even the birds of the air rebuke you! It was but the other day I saw the swallows gathering, and away they flew across the sea to sunnier climates. They did not wait here until all their food was gone and they must famish. No, they took to themselves wings, and followed the sun. Has all the wisdom entered into birds--and have men none left? "Even the stork in the sky knows her appointed seasons, and the dove, the swift and the thrush observe the time of their migration. But My people do not know the requirements of the LORD." Jeremiah 8:7Will you wait in this poor world, and linger among its dying joys--until you die and perish forever? Oh, that you would take the wings of faith, and fly where the Sun of Righteousness points out the way, and you will reach the land of everlasting summer, wh

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Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Falling Leaves and New Beginnings: A Sakura Park Encounter Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ja/episode/2024-12-10-08-38-20-ja Story Transcript:Ja: 秋の南半球、桜公園で行われる桜まつり。En: In the southern hemisphere's autumn, a sakura festival takes place in sakura Park.Ja: その静かな公園には、桜の木々がたくさんあります。En: In that tranquil park, there are many sakura trees.Ja: 色とりどりの葉が地面を覆い、そよ風が秋の香りを運んできます。En: The ground is covered with colorful leaves, and a gentle breeze carries the scent of autumn.Ja: ランタンに照らされた小道は、暖かな雰囲気を醸し出しています。En: Pathways illuminated by lanterns create a warm atmosphere.Ja: ある昼下がり、カイトはカメラを手にして公園を歩いていました。En: One afternoon, Kaito was walking through the park with a camera in hand.Ja: 彼は静かな人で、自然の美しさを写真に収めることが好きです。En: He is a quiet person who enjoys capturing the beauty of nature in photographs.Ja: しかし、過去の経験から、心を開くことに恐れを抱いていました。En: However, due to past experiences, he is afraid to open up his heart.Ja: 一方、ユミはスケッチブックを持ってベンチに座り、風景を描いていました。En: On the other hand, Yumi was sitting on a bench with her sketchbook, drawing the landscape.Ja: 彼女は社交的で創造的なアーティストですが、作品が真に価値があるのかいつも疑問に思っています。En: She is a sociable and creative artist but always questions whether her work has true value.Ja: 偶然にも二人は出会いました。En: By chance, the two met.Ja: 「こんにちは、カイトです。En: "Hello, I'm Kaito.Ja: 写真を撮っていますか？En: Are you taking photos?"Ja: 」カイトは少し緊張しながら声をかけました。En: Kaito nervously initiated a conversation.Ja: 「はい、ユミです。En: "Yes, I'm Yumi.Ja: 私は絵を描いています。En: I'm drawing.Ja: あなたの写真、見せてくれますか？En: Can you show me your photos?"Ja: 」ユミは微笑みました。En: Yumi smiled.Ja: カイトは少しためらいながらも、彼女にいくつかの写真を見せました。En: Kaito, with some hesitation, showed her a few photos.Ja: それは桜の木々と舞い散る葉を撮ったものでした。En: They were pictures of sakura trees and falling leaves.Ja: ユミは目を輝かせ、「とても素敵ですね」と感動しました。En: Yumi's eyes sparkled with admiration, and she said, "They're very beautiful."Ja: 時間が経つにつれ、カイトはユミに自分のお気に入りの写真スポットを教えてくれるようになりました。En: As time went by, Kaito began to show Yumi his favorite photo spots.Ja: そしてユミもカイトに自分のスケッチを見せました。En: And Yumi also started showing Kaito her sketches.Ja: 夜、桜まつりのランタンで公園が灯されました。En: At night, the park was lit up with lanterns for the sakura festival.Ja: カイトは、ライトに照らされるユミの姿をカメラに収めました。En: Kaito captured Yumi's figure illuminated by the lights with his camera.Ja: その写真は、カイトの新しいシリーズの中心になりました。En: That photo became the centerpiece of Kaito's new series.Ja: ユミはその写真を見て、ついに自分の感じることをそのままに絵に描くことができました。En: Seeing the photo, Yumi was finally able to paint exactly what she felt.Ja: まつりが終わり、カイトとユミの作品は一緒に展示されました。En: When the festival ended, Kaito and Yumi's works were displayed together.Ja: それは、彼らの芸術的で感情的な旅の終わりを象徴するものとなりました。En: It symbolized the end of their artistic and emotional journey.Ja: カイトは心を開き、ユミはその芸術的な能力に自信を持てるようになりました。En: Kaito opened his heart, and Yumi gained confidence in her artistic abilities.Ja: 彼らの友情は強い絆に変わりました。En: Their friendship transformed into a strong bond.Ja: 桜公園で出会った二人は、新しい季節の始まりを感じながらそっと手をつないで、これからの旅路を楽しみにしていました。En: The two, who met in sakura Park, quietly held hands while feeling the beginning of a new season, looking forward to the journey ahead.Ja: 彼らの関係は、静かで美しい秋の一日と同じく穏やかに進んでいきました。En: Their relationship progressed as serenely as a calm and beautiful autumn day. Vocabulary Words:hemisphere: 半球tranquil: 静かなilluminated: 照らされたgentle: そよ風breeze: そよ風scent: 香りpathways: 小道lanterns: ランタンwarm: 暖かatmosphere: 雰囲気experiences: 経験afraid: 恐れsketchbook: スケッチブックlandscape: 風景sociable: 社交的creative: 創造的admiration: 感動sparkled: 輝かせhesitation: ためらいadmiration: 感動bond: 絆centerpiece: 中心confidence: 自信journey: 旅friendship: 友情progressed: 進んでserenely: 穏やかにcapturing: 収めるvalue: 価値transformed: 変わりました

Welcome to our Festive Calendar, a special series of The Reader Podcast. Every day this December we will share with you a seasonal poem or a short extract from a novel or story, read by one of our staff or volunteer Reader Leaders. Today's reading is an extract from the poem 'The House of Falling Leaves' by William Stanley Braithwaite. It's read by Jen Chapman, who works for The Reader. Support our Christmas Appeal and make a difference to the lives of people living with dementia. Please give what you can at www.thereader.org.uk   Production by Chris Lynn. Music by Chris Lynn & Frank Johnson

Ønsk velkommen til plateaktuelle Jake Ziah! En duo bestående av to gittarvenner som har kjent hverandre lenge og lagd gøyal gitarmusikk sammen i en årrekke, som nå slipper platen "Rising Tide" som bla. er produsert av legenden sjæl Geir Sundstøl! I den anledning kom de innom oss for å slå av en prat, snakke litt om sin forkjærlighet for sine respektive gitarer, dobroer, futuristiske basser som ser ut som tannpirkeren til Optimus Prime og mye mer moro. Det var ekstra hyggelig for oss å ta en episode der det var litt mer fokus på låtskriving/budskap rundt musikken og ikke bare gitarlyder, selv om det også er nerding i god tradisjon. Deres engasjerte politiske budskap kan oppsummeres med følgende setning fra en av platas låter "Falling Leaves" mtp. palestinernes situasjon; ”Nothing ever changes and nothing ever willBut a pure bonafide soulIs hard to kill” God fornøyelse!

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Triumph Amidst Falling Leaves: Ren's Festival Challenge Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ja/episode/2024-11-15-23-34-02-ja Story Transcript:Ja: 秋の大阪は美しい。En: Autumn in Osaka is beautiful.Ja: 校庭には赤やオレンジの葉が舞い落ち、祭りの準備で学校は賑わっている。En: In the schoolyard, red and orange leaves flutter down, and the school is bustling with preparations for the festival.Ja: レンは技術クラブの展示を成功させたいと頑張っている。En: Ren is striving to make the technology club's exhibit a success.Ja: 「展示が目玉になりたいな」とレンは思った。En: "I want our exhibit to be the highlight," Ren thought.Ja: 彼の心は熱く、高まっている。En: His heart was fervent and excited.Ja: しかし、技術的な問題に直面していた。En: However, he faced technical problems.Ja: 部員たちは熱心ではなかった。En: The club members were not enthusiastic.Ja: 「どうしよう...」と悩むレン。En: "What should I do..." Ren pondered anxiously.Ja: 技術が追いつかないまま、時間だけが過ぎていく。En: While the technology lagged behind, only time was slipping away.Ja: しかし、そんな時、ミユが登場する。En: But just then, Miyu appeared.Ja: ミユは文化祭の調整に忙しいが、レンの力になりたいと思っている。En: Even though she was busy coordinating the cultural festival, she wanted to help Ren.Ja: 「手伝うよ。どんな問題？」En: "I'll help. What's the problem?"Ja: レンはミユに状況を説明した。En: Ren explained the situation to Miyu.Ja: 「部員たちももっと参加させようと思うんだけど...」En: "I want to get the club members more involved..."Ja: 「じゃあ、一緒に頑張ろう！」とミユは笑顔で答える。彼女の言葉は力強い。En: "Then, let's work hard together!" Miyu answered with a smile, her words strong and encouraging.Ja: レンとミユは夜遅くまで働く。En: Ren and Miyu worked late into the night.Ja: 部員たちにも相談し、いくつかのアイデアを出すことで、チームは少しずつまとまっていった。En: By consulting with the club members and coming up with several ideas, the team gradually came together.Ja: そして、文化祭の日。展示が始まる瞬間、突然のトラブルが発生した。En: Then, on the day of the cultural festival, just as the exhibit was about to begin, a sudden problem occurred.Ja: 技術が動かない。En: The technology wasn't functioning.Ja: 観客は集まっている。En: The audience had gathered.Ja: 緊張が走る。En: Tension filled the air.Ja: 「諦めないで、レン！」ミユが叫ぶ。En: "Don't give up, Ren!" Miyu shouted.Ja: レンは心を落ち着け、問題の原因を探った。En: Ren calmed his mind and searched for the cause of the problem.Ja: 集中し、ついに解決策を見つける。En: Focusing, he finally found a solution.Ja: 修理が完了し、展示が再び動き始めると、会場から歓声が上がった。En: Once the repairs were completed and the exhibit started working again, cheers erupted from the venue.Ja: 展示は大成功を収め、多くの人が興味を示した。En: The exhibit was a huge success, capturing the interest of many.Ja: 「本当にありがとう、ミユ。一緒に頑張ってくれて、本当に助かった。」レンはミユに言った。En: "Thank you so much, Miyu. Working hard together with you really helped," Ren told Miyu.Ja: レンは、この経験から学んだ。En: Ren learned from this experience.Ja: チームワークとコミュニケーションの重要性。En: The importance of teamwork and communication.Ja: 助けを求めることは弱さではなく、強さだということを。En: Asking for help is not a weakness but a strength.Ja: 秋の風は冷たいが、レンの心には温かな絆が宿っていた。En: The autumn wind was cold, but a warm bond resided in Ren's heart.Ja: そして、大阪の秋はますます輝きを増していた。En: And the autumn in Osaka was shining ever more brightly. Vocabulary Words:autumn: 秋schoolyard: 校庭flutter: 舞い落ちbustling: 賑わっているexhibit: 展示striving: 頑張っているfervent: 熱くenthusiastic: 熱心pondered: 悩むanxiously: 不安にslipping away: 過ぎていくcoordinating: 調整encouraging: 力強いconsulting: 相談tension: 緊張gathered: 集まっているfocusing: 集中solution: 解決策repairs: 修理cheers: 歓声venue: 会場success: 大成功capturing: 収めるbond: 絆weakness: 弱さstrength: 強さteamwork: チームワークcommunication: コミュニケーションshining: 輝きを増してtechnology: 技術

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“The sound of birds, constantly falling leaves mixed with very light rain, some forestry work in the background and the odd plane above.”

Shadowboxing: Unmasking the Monsters Within In this episode of the sermon series 'Shadowboxing: Confronting the Monsters Within,' we explore the concept of the 'false self' and the inner 'monster' through personal anecdotes and literary references like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. By delving into the Bible story of Isaac, Rebecca, Jacob, and Esau from Genesis 27:1-20, we uncover the masks we wear to navigate life's challenges and seek acceptance. Insights from Christian psychologist David Benner and the Enneagram help us differentiate the false self from our true God-given identity. The sermon concludes with reflections on autumn's symbolism of letting go, inspired by Lucille Clifton's poem, 'The Lesson of the Falling Leaves.' 00:00 A Memorable Mistake in London 03:06 Facing Fears and Cultural Monsters 06:43 Exploring the Monster Within 07:29 The Tale of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 11:09 The False Self and Genesis 27 15:54 Setting the Stage: Isaac's Prayer and Rebecca's Revelation 16:20 Jacob and Esau: The Struggle Begins 17:12 The Shrewdness of Rebecca and Jacob 18:43 The Deception Unfolds: Jacob's Mask 20:12 The Consequences of Deception 20:45 Reflecting on Identity and the False Self 21:56 Understanding the False Self in Christian Context 22:46 Personal Journey: Confronting the False Self 23:34 The Enneagram and Self-Discovery 25:34 Jacob's Transformation: From Supplanter to Israel 27:00 The Struggle of Marginalized Identities 28:11 The Spiritual Journey: Losing the Self to Find the Self 28:55 Confronting Our Fears: The Lesson of the Falling Leaves

In this edition of the Trending Report we're joined by Kevin Roskam, Senior Advisory Business Consultant at USA Financial, to talk about how the upcoming election and even the leaves changing color in the fall correlates with market trends. The Trending Report is a monthly commentary series that explores topical trends taking place within the current market and economy. It aims to provide clarity and encourage Advisors and Investors as they navigate and make sense of current market conditions.  The ongoing battle between short term emotions and the commitment to long term investing is real. This series seeks to help Advisors and Investors focus their energy on long term success. Hosted and published by the investment professionals at USA Financial, each episode offers valuable commentary and analysis into various economic factors and market movements. By tuning in, our host breaks down complex topics into easy-to-understand information. Contact us: Phone (888) 444-0125 https://www.usafinancial.com/  https://www.facebook.com/usafinancial/  https://www.linkedin.com/company/usafinancial1/ Powered by USA Financial #usafinancial #trendingreport #thirdpartymoneymanager #financialadvisor #financialadviser #trackingtheeconomy #formulaicinvesting #smartinvesting #usafinancialtrendingreport

In this episode, we're exploring the beauty of letting go of certain financial desires that may be holding you back and how that can lead to deeper freedom and kingdom impact.  Just like the fall leaves that shine brightest before they fall, our money choices can become truly vibrant when we surrender them.  We'll discuss practical steps for identifying and letting go of those desires that might be getting between you and God, and how this shift can create space for new growth in both your financial and spiritual life.  Join me as we learn to embrace the art of letting go and discover a richer purpose for our resources. In this episode, John discusses:  Surrendering material desires for greater impact Balancing wants and needs with a higher purpose Using prayer to guide financial decisions   Key Takeaways: By releasing personal financial desires that focus solely on self-interest, you can align your resources with God’s greater plans, creating new growth and opportunities. A striking study revealed what Americans spend on non-essential items, highlighting a significant opportunity  Taking inventory of your financial desires is crucial, as it encourages you to identify and intentionally direct financial aspirations Surrendering certain material desires through prayer and meditation allows you to discover a profound sense of freedom and purpose, transforming your financial choices and yielding new spiritual growth that positively impacts your life and the wider community.   “When the leaves fall, they enrich the soil, and your surrendered desires... they will yield new growth, not only in your financial life, but deeply in your spiritual life.”     Resources Mentioned: Americans Spend $18,000 Per Year on Non-Essentials: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/americans-spend-18-000-per-153406769.html   CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW MORE MONEY MADE FAITHFUL! VISIT MONEY MADE FAITHFUL: https://moneymadefaithful.com/ GET FREE RESOURCES when you join THE HUB: https://moneymadefaithful.com/resource-library-access/Landing-page BOOK A WORKSHOP & DETAILS: https://moneymadefaithful.com/money-made-faithful-workshop-2/Landing-page INVITE JOHN TO SPEAK at your conference, church, or event:  https://moneymadefaithful.com/services SPECIAL SAVINGS ON JOHN'S BOOK, 'He Spends She Spends' and the small group guide: https://moneymadefaithful.com/shop FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK: @MoneyMadeFaithful FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: @MoneyMadeFaithful   If this blessed you today, please Subscribe, Leave a Review, and Share with someone who you believe will benefit from this message!

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Podcast Audio: The post Talk by Jyakuen “The Clarity of Falling Leaves” first appeared on The Village Zendo.

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Autumn Rescue: A Hero's Heart Amidst Falling Leaves Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/autumn-rescue-a-heros-heart-amidst-falling-leaves Story Transcript:Ja: 秋の日、投票所には多くの人々が集まっていました。En: On an autumn day, a large crowd gathered at the polling station.Ja: 外では黄色や赤の葉が風に舞い、足元にカサカサと音を立てています。En: Outside, yellow and red leaves danced in the wind, rustling underfoot.Ja: ドアが開くたびに、湿った葉の香りが漂ってきます。En: Every time the door opened, the scent of damp leaves wafted through.Ja: 投票所の中は少し緊張した空気に包まれていましたが、それ以上に人々の目には希望が輝いていました。En: Inside the polling station, there was a slightly tense atmosphere, but more prominently, hope shone in people's eyes.Ja: 医師のアキラは毎年、投票所でボランティアをしています。En: Akira, a doctor, volunteers at the polling station every year.Ja: 高齢者が安心して投票できるよう、いつもその手助けをしています。En: He always helps so that the elderly can vote with peace of mind.Ja: 今年も、彼の目には疲れが見えました。En: This year too, fatigue was visible in his eyes.Ja: 流行性感冒の季節で、毎日忙しい日々が続いているのです。En: It was flu season, and he had been busy every day.Ja: しかし、彼は自分がここにいる理由を知っています。En: However, he knew why he was there.Ja: 誰かが助けを必要とするかもしれないと考えながら、投票所を見回していました。En: He surveyed the polling station, thinking someone might need assistance.Ja: その時、一人の年配の男性が突然倒れました。En: Just then, an elderly man suddenly collapsed.Ja: 彼の名前はタロウで、意識がなく、呼吸も乱れています。En: His name was Taro, and he was unconscious with irregular breathing.Ja: アキラの心臓はドキドキと高鳴りました。En: Akira's heart pounded.Ja: 心臓発作の症状に見えました。En: It appeared to be a heart attack symptom.Ja: アキラはすぐに駆け寄りますが、ここには医療機器はありません。En: He rushed over immediately, but there were no medical devices available.Ja: 彼一人で、この緊急事態に対処しなくてはならないのです。En: He had to handle this emergency on his own.Ja: 観客は驚き、不安に包まれました。En: The onlookers were surprised and filled with anxiety.Ja: アキラは深呼吸をし、瞬時に決断をしました。En: Akira took a deep breath and made an instant decision.Ja: 救急車を待つのが遅すぎるかもしれません。En: Waiting for an ambulance might be too late.Ja: アキラは周りにいる人々に指示を与え、即座に心肺蘇生(CPR)を始めました。En: Akira gave directions to those around him and immediately began CPR.Ja: 「ハナさん、手伝ってください！」アキラは近くにいた女性に呼びかけました。En: "Hana, please help!" Akira called out to a woman nearby.Ja: 彼女はすぐに応じ、アキラの指示に従いました。En: She responded immediately and followed Akira's instructions.Ja: 二人は力を合わせ、できる限りのことを試みました。En: Together, they did everything they could.Ja: 数分後、救急隊が到着しました。En: A few minutes later, the paramedics arrived.Ja: タロウは救急車で運ばれ、命を取り留めました。En: Taro was taken away by ambulance and his life was saved.Ja: 周りにいた人々は安堵のため息をつきました。En: Those around breathed a sigh of relief.Ja: アキラの機転と勇気、そしてハナの助力に、皆が感謝の言葉を述べました。En: Everyone expressed words of gratitude for Akira's quick thinking and bravery, as well as Hana's assistance.Ja: タロウの家族もまた、心からの感謝をアキラに伝えました。En: Taro's family also conveyed their heartfelt thanks to Akira.Ja: その日、アキラは大切なことを学びました。En: That day, Akira learned something important.Ja: 病院の外でも自分は人を助けることができるのだと。そして、コミュニティの支えがなければ成し遂げられなかったと実感しました。En: He realized that he could help people even outside the hospital and that it couldn't have been accomplished without the community's support.Ja: 秋の風が彼の頬を撫で、彼は微笑みました。En: As the autumn wind brushed his cheeks, he smiled.Ja: 助けを必要とする人々がいる限り、彼はそこにいると決意します。En: He resolved to be there as long as there were people in need of help. Vocabulary Words:crowd: 人々gathered: 集まってrustling: カサカサatmosphere: 空気prominently: それ以上にfatigue: 疲れinfluenza: 流行性感冒season: 季節surveyed: 見回してassistance: 助けunconscious: 意識がなくirregular: 乱れbreathing: 呼吸pounded: 高鳴りましたemergency: 緊急事態onlookers: 観客anxiety: 不安instructions: 指示paramedics: 救急隊ambulance: 救急車gratitude: 感謝bravery: 勇気conveyed: 伝えましたrealized: 実感accomplished: 成し遂げられたcommunity: コミュニティsupport: 支えbrushed: 撫でresolved: 決意assistance: 助力

Many newspapers and other media will run stories about the leaves turning color on the trees before falling. Many of these news items will explain how chlorophyll breaks down, and the other colors (pigments) that were there all along become visible. They may compare the color change to “removing the chlorophyll mask” from the leaves.

Podcast Audio The post Dharma talk by Fugan Sensei, “Autumn Breath, Falling Leaves” first appeared on The Village Zendo.

Fluent Fiction - Swedish: Falling Leaves, Rising Connection: An Autumn Tale of Friendship Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/falling-leaves-rising-connection-an-autumn-tale-of-friendship Story Transcript:Sv: Elin vaknade till ljudet av löv som viskade i vinden.En: Elin woke to the sound of leaves whispering in the wind.Sv: Det var en klar, krispig höstdag i Norrmalm.En: It was a clear, crisp autumn day in Norrmalm.Sv: Ljuset från solen skapade ett gyllene sken över området, och doften av höstmarknaden fyllde luften.En: The sun's light cast a golden glow over the area, and the scent of the autumn market filled the air.Sv: Hon såg sig själv i spegeln och funderade.En: She looked at herself in the mirror and pondered.Sv: Sofia hade tjatat på henne att gå till festivalen.En: Sofia had been nagging her to go to the festival.Sv: "Det kan bli kul," hade Sofia sagt.En: "It might be fun," Sofia had said.Sv: Utanför bokhandeln där hon arbetade, skrev Mikael på sin kamera och fixade inställningarna.En: Outside the bookstore where she worked, Mikael was adjusting the settings on his camera.Sv: Han hade nyligen flyttat hit och letade efter mer än bara bilder—han letade efter en plats att kalla hemma.En: He had recently moved here and was searching for more than just photographs—he was looking for a place to call home.Sv: Han hörde talas om fototävlingen på festivalen och tänkte att det var den perfekta chansen att lära känna folk.En: He had heard about the photo competition at the festival and thought it was the perfect opportunity to meet people.Sv: När Elin kom till marknaden, var torget fyllt av färger och ljud.En: When Elin arrived at the market, the square was filled with colors and sounds.Sv: Pumpor, hemgjorda hantverk, och doften av kaneläpplen var överallt.En: Pumpkins, homemade crafts, and the scent of cinnamon apples were everywhere.Sv: Även om Sofia hade rätt, var Elin tveksam.En: Even though Sofia was right, Elin was uncertain.Sv: Hon kände sig ofta som om hon inte passade in.En: She often felt as if she didn't quite fit in.Sv: Trots det bestämde hon sig för att delta i en hantverksworkshop.En: Despite this, she decided to join a craft workshop.Sv: Mikael hade precis lämnat in ett par bilder till tävlingen när han fick syn på en grupp som samlats för att göra kransar.En: Mikael had just submitted a few photos for the competition when he spotted a group gathered to make wreaths.Sv: Han såg en chans att möta människor och gick med.En: Seeing a chance to meet people, he joined in.Sv: Till hans glädje blev han placerad bredvid Elin.En: To his delight, he was placed next to Elin.Sv: De började arbeta på varsin krans, men deras fingrar trasslade ständigt in i grenar och band.En: They started working on their wreaths, but their fingers constantly tangled in branches and ribbons.Sv: De skrattade åt varandras misslyckanden, vilket bröt isen.En: They laughed at each other's mishaps, breaking the ice.Sv: "Varför är jag så klumpig idag?" undrade Elin högt, och Mikael svarade med ett leende. ""Det verkar som om vi delar samma talang för det."En: "Why am I so clumsy today?" Elin wondered aloud, and Mikael replied with a smile, ""It seems we share the same talent for that."Sv: När solen började gå ned, hade de snart glömt bort tiden.En: As the sun began to set, they soon forgot the time.Sv: De pratade länge om livet, drömmar och små funderingar.En: They talked at length about life, dreams, and little thoughts.Sv: Elin fann lättnad i Mikaels öppna sätt och kände att gamla rädslor började blekna.En: Elin found relief in Mikael's open manner and felt old fears begin to fade.Sv: När festivalen närmade sig sitt slut, hade Elin och Mikael bytt historier och kontaktuppgifter.En: As the festival drew to a close, Elin and Mikael had exchanged stories and contact information.Sv: Mikael kände sig äntligen förankrad, och Elin såg möjligheten till glädje i det oväntade.En: Mikael finally felt grounded, and Elin saw the possibility of joy in the unexpected.Sv: "Hur gick det?" frågade Sofia senare på kvällen, med ett leende på läpparna.En: "How did it go?" Sofia asked later that evening, a smile on her face.Sv: "Det var faktiskt ganska fantastiskt," svarade Elin med ett nytt ljus i ögonen.En: "It was actually quite amazing," Elin replied with a new light in her eyes.Sv: Mikael hade inte bara funnit en musa i Elin, de hade båda funnit något oväntat men så värdefullt; ett nytt vänskapsband vuxit i höstens skimmer.En: Mikael had not only found a muse in Elin, but they had both found something unexpected yet so valuable; a new friendship blossomed in the glow of autumn. Vocabulary Words:whispering: viskadecrisp: krispigpondered: funderadenagging: tjatatfestival: festivalenadjusting: fixadecompetition: tävlingenopportunity: chansenworkshop: workshopspotted: fick syn påtangled: trasslademishaps: misslyckandenice: isenclumsy: klumpigdelight: glädjegrounded: förankradpossibility: möjlighetenmuse: musablossomed: vuxitglow: skimmerscents: dofterhomemade: hemgjordawreaths: kransarribbons: bandrelief: lättnadfears: rädslorfaded: bleknaexchange: byttstories: historierunexpected: oväntat

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Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Autumn Romance: Love Blossoms Amid Falling Leaves Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/autumn-romance-love-blossoms-amid-falling-leaves Story Transcript:Ja: 桜の公園は、美しい秋の装いを見せていました。En: The cherry blossom park displayed the beautiful attire of autumn.Ja: 葉は金色と赤色に染まり、風に舞って地面を彩っていました。En: The leaves had turned golden and red, dancing in the wind and coloring the ground.Ja: 空気には、雨の予感がほのかに漂っていました。En: In the air, there was a faint hint of impending rain.Ja: それは、広志が祐希と初めてのデートをする日でした。En: It was the day Hiroshi was to have his first date with Yuki.Ja: 広志は緊張していました。En: Hiroshi was nervous.Ja: 彼は祐希に自分の気持ちを告白したいと思っていました。En: He wanted to confess his feelings to Yuki.Ja: しかし、家族の期待や不確かな天候、そして祐希の気持ちへの不安が彼を悩ませました。En: However, the expectations of his family, the uncertain weather, and his uncertainty about Yuki's feelings troubled him.Ja: 一方、祐希は笑顔で元気に広志の隣を歩きました。En: On the other hand, Yuki walked beside Hiroshi with a cheerful smile.Ja: 彼女は恋愛には少し慎重でしたが、内心新しい何かが始まることを期待していました。En: She was a bit cautious about romance but secretly hoped for something new to begin.Ja: 公園を歩く中で、彼らはしばしば立ち止まり、紅葉した木々を見て楽しみました。En: As they walked through the park, they often stopped to admire the autumn leaves.Ja: 広志は、心臓が高鳴るのを感じながら祐希を見ました。En: Hiroshi looked at Yuki, feeling his heart race.Ja: 「この瞬間を大切にしよう」と自分に言い聞かせました。En: He told himself, "Cherish this moment."Ja: やがて、二人は少し古びた茶店に行きました。En: Eventually, the two went to a slightly old-fashioned teahouse.Ja: そこからは、雨雲が空を覆っていくのが見えました。En: From there, they could see rain clouds covering the sky.Ja: 広志は深呼吸をして、ついに自身の気持ちを口にしました。En: Hiroshi took a deep breath and finally expressed his feelings.Ja: 「祐希、君が好きだ。ずっとこうして一緒にいたいんだ。」En: "Yuki, I like you. I want to always be together like this."Ja: 祐希は一瞬驚きを顔に浮かべましたが、次第に微笑みました。En: Yuki showed a moment of surprise but gradually smiled.Ja: 「私も同じ気持ちよ、広志。」En: "I feel the same way, Hiroshi."Ja: その瞬間、雨が降り出しました。En: At that moment, it started to rain.Ja: 二人は笑いながら茶店に駆け込みました。En: Laughing, they dashed into the teahouse.Ja: 小さなテーブルを囲み、温かな緑茶をすすりながら、彼らは互いの存在に心地よさを見出しました。En: Sitting around a small table, sipping warm green tea, they found comfort in each other's presence.Ja: 広志は自信を持ちました。En: Hiroshi felt confident.Ja: 彼は誠実でいることの大切さを悟りました。また、ありのままの自分を表現することに新しい力を感じました。En: He realized the importance of being honest and discovered new strength in expressing his true self.Ja: 外の雨は、秋の公園をしっとりと包み込み、二人の新たな始まりを祝福するように降り続けました。En: Outside, the rain gently enveloped the autumn park, continuing to fall as if blessing their new beginning.Ja: 彼らの心もまた、優しく潤されていました。En: Their hearts, too, were gently soothed. Vocabulary Words:blossom: 桜displayed: 見せていましたattire: 装いfaint: ほのかimpending: 予感nervous: 緊張していましたconfess: 告白expectations: 期待uncertain: 不確かなtroubled: 悩ませましたcheerful: 元気cautious: 慎重romance: 恋愛admire: 見て楽しみましたmoment: 瞬間eventually: やがてold-fashioned: 古びたteahouse: 茶店surprise: 驚きgradually: 次第にconfident: 自信honest: 誠実discovered: 悟りましたexpressing: 表現するtrue self: ありのままの自分gently: 優しくenveloped: 包み込みsoothed: 潤されましたpresence: 存在dashed: 駆け込みました

Do not the leaves represent life, per say? Indeed? I agree.

We're a bit weary of garage rock tropes, so it's time to head to the country. First this week is "The Woods" by The Nickel Bag. This 66er advocates leaving the city, but should you follow this pied piper? I might - the swirling organ has me hyp - mo - tized!! That same year, the "Old Macdonald" nursery rhyme got rewritten by some LA weirdos - The Seeds  called it  "Mr. Farmer." Lots of seedy sibilance, and when has Sky Saxon ever ssssteered you wrong? Let's cross the pond to celebrate the changing seasons with "Falling Leaves"by Scotland's Studio Six. A mod pagan ritual! The final idyll comes courtesy of England's The Factory and their 68 psych out, "Path Through The Forest." These guys take us way out - maybe too far!! Won't you come along??? [with apologies the Carbondale, IL City Council]

In tonight's Premium Sleep Hypnosis with Jessica, we're going to drift into a power nap, whilst visualising the leaves turning orange and gold, slowly dropping from the branches and drifting to the ground. So set whatever timer you need to to take this little rest… and remember, whether you fall asleep or not doesn't matter; you'll be getting deep and restorative relaxation. Just enjoy.  As always, tonight's episode will start with a relaxing introduction from Jessica, before we sink into tonight's Sleep Hypnosis.  Want more Sleep Magic? Join Sleep Magic Premium ✨ Enjoy 2 bonus episodes a month plus all episodes ad-free, access to Jessica's complete back catalog of over 60 episodes, and show your support to Jessica.  To Subscribe 

ndulge in the tranquility of a crisp autumn day with 'Falling Leaves Symphony,' a serene ASMR experience designed to soothe your senses. As nature's canvas transitions to vibrant hues of gold and crimson, immerse yourself in the gentle rustle of leaves bidding farewell to their arboreal homes. This immersive audiovisual journey invites you to witness the graceful descent of leaves, each whispering as they sway and pirouette to the ground, painting a melodic symphony of nature's whispers. Listen closely as the delicate foliage dances upon the breeze, the serene crackle and soft patter creating a symphony of calming whispers. Transport yourself to a tranquil woodland setting, where the rustling leaves narrate the seasonal transition, inducing a sense of calm and relaxation. Embrace the essence of autumn and let the symphony of falling leaves lull you into a serene state of tranquility. Join us in this ASMR exploration, where every falling leaf carries a tale of serenity and invites you to experience the beauty and peace of nature's gentle farewell.

A little fox learns the meaning of autumn.

Strava file for the race: https://www.strava.com/activities/10077540070Race results: https://nycruns.com/race-results?race=nycruns-falling-leaves-half-marathon-5k-2023&result=1013552Art: Medal for this raceyoutube.com/@TheDuathlonShowko-fi.com/theduathlonshowTheDuathlonShow @ gmail.comsites.google.com/view/andrewdbrowntwitter.com/TheDuathlonShow"Neon Laser Horizon" and "Disco con Tutti" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Sound effects by Department64 and qubodup (freesound.org)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 and 0.0 License Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Focusmate link: https://www.focusmate.com/?_from=anna66Here is a little outtake for you dear listener: "Sometimes, we might realize we are trying to keep ourselves from falling into something. As if we want to protect ourselves from the bruise or the wound we could get if we fall. As if we want to protect ourselves from the unknown. But what's another normal process of falling? Right, to fall.I mean, that's what we do regularly when we are kids. Fall down the stairs. Fall back on our bums out of simply standing around. A bit falling here and a bit falling there. We might cry, but we get back up and go off."Duration: 10 minutes Enjoy!Hugs, AnnAInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/annathetimeexpert/

This is a very new view of the falling leaves.

The Glitterati help Harley celebrate Canadian Thanksgiving! Harley watches an episode of NXT for the first time in four years.  Em and Don attend Enjoy Killing In The Name.  Jacqui fundraises for Lehigh Valley Girls Rock.  Don checks out Pro Wrestling Revolver.  And Mayydayy finishes final prep work on the forthcoming CFU Fight Night.

Summer often departs unwillingly, with warm days that linger into autumn. In years to come, the transition will probably take even longer, but eventually the sun sinks ever lower, the days grow shorter, the light dims, and the natural world prepares for the long winter to come: drying, darkening, withering, dropping, and dying — to be reborn. The music of the season slows, darkens, and takes on a more somber affect, echoing the complex colors and diminishing energy of autumn, as the sun withdraws to its winter retreat. On this transmission of HEARTS of SPACE, an electro-acoustic journey in the autumn soundscape, on a program called FALLING LEAVES. Music is by LUDOVICO EINAUDI, JOHANN JOHANNSON, KEVIN KELLER, MARCONI UNION, DIATONIS, TIM STORY & HANS-JOACHIM ROEDELIUS, ROBIN GUTHRIE & HAROLD BUDD, and BRIAN ENO. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

With the season beginning to change to fall, it's time to start adding some fall picture books to your speech therapy sessions. There are so many to choose from, so we've done the job for you! As you know, we love picture books that are complete episodes and can be used to practice and improve a variety of skills for students. We're sharing our top 10 favorite fall picture books to use with your speech therapy students this fall!Our goal is to always give you an overview of each book, key concepts to teach with, which age level it's best used for, and high frequency words and sounds. Another thing we love about all these books is the wonderful lessons and themes each book displays. These kid-friendly fall picture books are fun, engaging, and are sure to be a fun addition to your literacy-based speech therapy sessions! Resources Mentioned:Fall Favorite NotesFall Book Companions for Speech TherapySeasonal Picture Book List InventoryThe Golden Acorn by Katy HudsonSneeze, Big Bear, Sneeze by Maureen Wright  Those Darn Squirrels! by Adam RubinThe Scarecrow by Beth FerryScaredy Squirrel by Melanie WattPete the Cat: Falling for Autumn by James DeanFletcher and the Falling Leaves by Julia RawlinsonThe Leaf Thief by Alice Hemming Goodbye Summer, Hello Autumn by Kenard PakThe Scarecrow's Hat by Ken BrownFollow us&

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Raquel Stecher returns to the podcast to discuss the outlook for women directors during the silent era, with a particular focus on Alice Guy-Blaché and Lois Weber. Carl and Raquel talk about Guy-Blaché's Falling Leaves (1912) and Weber's Suspense (1913)...Host & Editor: Carl SweeneyGuest: Raquel StecherTwitter: @MoviePalacePodFacebook: facebook.com/MoviePalacePodInstagram: moviepalacepodcastRaquel's blog: http://www.outofthepastblog.com/Raquel's Twitter: @RaquelStecherWe Made This on Twitter: @we_madethiswww.wemadethisnetwork.comMusic: Golden Memories (composer: Magnus Ringblom) via epidemicsound.com

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Ahoy! In this week's episode, Wickham and Colleen are discussing silent shorts for Silent Movie Day (September 29th), with once again a room full of a live audience! The silent shorts that were chosen for this episode are as follows: "The Mermaid" (1904), "Falling Leaves" (1912), "Les Vampires: The Deadly Ring" (1915), "Rhythmus" (1921), "Cops" (1922), "The Fireman of the Folies Bergère" (1928).

In this episode The Cycling Podcast looks back at the final Monument of the season, il Lombardia, otherwise known as the “Race of the Falling Leaves”. Did Tadej Pogačar manage to emulate last year's success or was his Tour de France bête noire Jonas Vingegaard able to confirm his status as the peloton's new climbing virtuoso? Daniel Friebe is joined by 2014 Lombardia winner Dan Martin and former team manager, communications chief & now journalist Brian Nygaard. We also hear, briefly, from Ciro Scognamiglio, who like Daniel was in Grenchen to see Filippo Ganna take aim at Dan Bigham's recently established World Hour Record.  The Cycling Podcast is supported by Supersapiens and Science in Sport. Supersapiens Supersapiens is a continuous glucose monitoring system that helps you make the right fuelling choices. See supersapiens.com Science in Sport For 25% off all your SiS products, go to scienceinsport.com and enter the code SISCP25 at the checkout. Hammerhead For a limited time, listeners to The Cycling Podcast can get a free heart rate monitor with the purchase of a Hammerhead Karoo 2. Visit hammerhead.io and use promo code CYCLE at checkout when you've added both items to your cart. MAAP The Cycling Podcast x MAAP collection is available now. Go to maap.cc to see the full MAAP range. Friends of the Podcast Sign up as a Friend of the Podcast at thecyclingpodcast.com to listen to more than 60 exclusive episodes. The Cycling Podcast is on Strava The Cycling Podcast was founded in 2013 by Richard Moore, Daniel Friebe and Lionel Birnie.

On this airing of The Great Outdoors, host, Charlie Potter, discussed the start of the autumnal season and the hunting regulations in Manitoba. Later, Charlie highlighted the new unwelcome inhabitants in Illinois.

In this episode The Cycling Podcast looks ahead to the final Monument of the season, il Lombardia, otherwise known as the “Race of the Falling Leaves”. Will Tadej Pogačar repeat last year's success or could Pog's 2022 Tour de France nemesis Jonas Vingegaard again outclimb and outmanoeuvre him, this time on the roads of northern Italy? Daniel Friebe is joined by 2014 Lombardia winner Dan Martin and former team manager, communications chief & now journalist Brian Nygaard. We also hear from the teenaged revelation of last week's CRO Race, Oscar Onley of Scotland and Team DSM. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Supersapiens and Science in Sport. Supersapiens Supersapiens is a continuous glucose monitoring system that helps you make the right fuelling choices. See supersapiens.com Science in Sport For 25% off all your SiS products, go to scienceinsport.com and enter the code SISCP25 at the checkout. MAAP The Cycling Podcast has joined forces with MAAP. The Cycling Podcast collection will be released soon, with the winning jersey design, Dot, taking centre stage. Go to maap.cc to see the full MAAP range. LinkedIn This episode is supported by LinkedIn Jobs. Post your job ad for free and find the right people for your organisation at linkedin.com/cycle Friends of the Podcast Sign up as a Friend of the Podcast at thecyclingpodcast.com to listen to more than 60 exclusive episodes. The Cycling Podcast is on Strava The Cycling Podcast was founded in 2013 by Richard Moore, Daniel Friebe and Lionel Birnie.

This week we wrap up book 10 of the Meditations of Marcus Aurelius. We learn1. To keep good sayings handy 2. To accept what fate has in store3. That death is no bad thing4. Judge others (and ourselves) by our intentions5. To cultivate our minds

Before getting into the nominations with the panelists, our host Justin Joseph Hall reads an excerpt from film historian David Kiehn of the Niles Film Museum about the second full decade of cinema. The four cinephiles who select the nominees in this panel are cinephiles Elizabeth Chatelain, Justin Joseph Hall, Kevin Hinman, and Jason Tucker. If the piece has moving images and came out in the appropriate decade, it is eligible for nomination. This group chose an array of documentaries, shorts, animated films, and feature films, including one with the film with the first synchronized score.Here is the link to all the nominations: 1900's Fresh Air Award Nominees - Letterboxd listThere were several overlaps, but here are the main nominations made by each panelist:Elizabeth Chatelain nomineesRituais e festas borôro (1917)Birth of a Flower (1910)Gertie The Dinosaur (1914) A Man There Was (1917) Shoulder Arms (1918)Justin Joseph Hall nomineesSuspense. (1913)The Oyster Princess (1919)The Perils of Pauline (1914)Cabiria (1914)The Cameraman's Revenge (1912)Kevin Hinman nomineesA Dog's Life (1918)J'accuse (1919) Different From the Others Richard Oswald (1919)Gertie the Dinosaur (1914)South (1919)Jason Tucker nomineesRapsodia Satanica (1917)Frankenstein (1910)Falling Leaves (1912) Spring Fever (1919) The Sinking of the Lusitania (1918)Hope you enjoy this episode! Share with us your own lists, comments, arguments, and films that we left out via social media @fourwindfilms. We're on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.Thanks for listening, Season 6 to come shortly!Credits for podcast:Production Company - Fourwind FilmsFresh Air Award Contributors for 1900s Decade - Elizabeth Chatelain, Justin Joseph Hall, Kevin Hinman, & Jason TuckerHost - Justin Joseph HallSound Mixer - Brian TrahanAdditional Sound Recordist - Dakota AnthonyThe theme song of Season 5 is This Monster by Sun Nectar.

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Thursday – Would you stay in the same home after your spouse passes away? How do you define what it means to be masculine? Jim calls our politicians driven by ego after the DeSantis vs Disney battle heats up. Attorney Glenn Klausman with the Case of the Which Doctor for Colbert Court. Rauce Thoughts what he finds annoying. Plus, WOKE News, Trivia & Last Call.

The Along for the Ride show is a special experience that focuses on families having fun together and making memories. We all play games together, talk about important family things like holiday traditions, and give special attention to answering silly sometimes serious questions. Here's what you can expect from this episode of the podcast. We're all going to play an Alphabet Letter Game where we try to name as many words as we can during a short amount of time, talk about why leaves fall off trees, and play a bonus round of “Would You Rather” at the end of the episode! I just love playing Would You Rather! It's such a silly game, but it really makes you think! I'm sure we'll be playing Would You Rather a lot here on Along for the Ride. If you have a Would You Rather question that you'd like to hear on our show, adults can head over to the Along for the Ride Facebook Page or Instagram and submit your questions! Thanks for listening to episode 16! Hope you enjoyed it! 

The 'season of mists and mellow fruitfulness' is upon us again! It's a time of harvest, and watching the natural world prepare for sleep.  In days gone by, autumn was also a time to prepare for the harsh reality of winter! There's no wonder it has a range of superstitions predicting what the weather might be like, or how good your crops might be.  And then there's the use of conkers to ward off spiders. Seriously. Find out some more autumn superstitions in this episode of Fabulous Folklore. See the images or get the blog post transcript here: https://www.icysedgwick.com/autumn-superstitions/ Get your free guide to protecting your house with folklore here: https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/ Become a Patron for bonus content at https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595 Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick Tweet Icy at https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick Follow Icy on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/icysedgwick