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We are to begin our day, each day of our lives, by expressing our gratitude to Hashem for all the blessings He has granted us. Immediately upon awakening, we recite "Modeh Ani," thanking Hashem for restoring our souls, and we are then required to recite a series of Berachot known as "Birkot Ha'shahar" – the morning blessings. These Berachot thank Hashem for our ability to open our eyes to see, the ability to get out of bed and walk, and other basic functions of the body. They also thank Hashem for spiritual blessings, such as His having chosen us and given us the Torah. As parents, we know how much it means when a child expresses gratitude. The more our children acknowledge what we do for them and thank us, the more we want to do for them. But when children act ungratefully, and do not thank their parents, the parents will be less inclined to give them what they want. We are Hashem's children, and we owe Him an enormous debt of gratitude for the countless blessings He gives us each day, starting with life itself. The more we thank Him for the blessings we have received, the more He will continue blessing us. We therefore thank Hashem each morning for some of the precious gifts that He has given us. Rav Natrunai Gaon (9 th century, Babylonia) traces the origins of the Birkot Ha'shahar to the obligation to recite one hundred Berachot each day. This obligation was taught as a "Halacha Le'Moshe Mi'Sinai" – a law that Moshe heard at Mount Sinai and has since been transmitted orally from one generation to the next. In ancient times, there were no fixed Berachot, and everyone was expected to recite Berachot on his own, until reaching a total of one hundred each day. However, without a fixed text of Berachot, and without specific Berachot required at certain times and on certain occasions, people became lax, and failed to recite the obligatory one hundred Berachot. In fact, the Midrash relates that when a devastating plague ravaged the Jewish Nation during the time of King David, killing one hundred people a day, King David determined that this was caused by the people's failure to fulfill this obligation of reciting one hundred Berachot every day. He therefore issued an edict to ensure that people recite the required number of Berachot, and the plague suddenly stopped. Still, this obligation was not always fulfilled. Therefore, the Ansheh Kenesset Ha'gedola (Men of the Great Assembly), a group of scholars and prophets that was formed at the beginning of the Second Commonwealth, established fixed Berachot that we are required to recite every day, thus ensuring that we recite one hundred blessings over the course of the day. Included in these Berachot are the eighteen Birkot Ha'shahar that we must recite each morning. Indeed, the Shulhan Aruch discusses the Birkot Ha'shahar in the same Siman (chapter) in which he mentions the obligation to recite one hundred Berachot each day – indicating that, as Rav Natrunai Gaon explained, the Birkot Ha'shahar are related to this obligation. They were instituted to help ensure that a person recites the required amount of Berachot every day. As mentioned earlier, underlying the requirement of Birkot Ha'shahar is our debt of gratitude to Hashem. Not surprisingly, we find a close connection between the obligation to recite one hundred Berachot each day and the concept of gratitude. First, the 100 th chapter of Tehillim is the chapter "Mizmor Le'toda" – the song which was sung to express gratitude to Hashem, thus establishing an association between the number 100 and gratitude. And, the first two letters of the word "Modim" ("We thank") are Mem and Vav, which together in Gematria equal 46 – the Siman in the Shulhan Aruch that speaks of the obligation of one hundred Berachot. We might wonder, why is it necessary to recite these Berachot each and every day? Why does it not suffice for us to occasionally praise and thank Hashem for all He gives us and does for us? An important answer to this question is offered by the Rashba (Rav Shlomo Ben Aderet, Barcelona, Spain, 1235-1310). He writes that every morning, we must see ourselves as born anew. As the verse says (Echa 3:23), "Hadashim La'bekarim, Rabba Emunatecha" – G-d performs great kindnesses for us each and every morning by restoring our consciousness, by giving us a new day, showing us His trust in our capacity to achieve and accomplish. Yesterday's blessings do not suffice today, because today we have been created anew, and so we must express gratitude to G-d anew. The Berachot that comprise Birkot Ha'shahar thank Hashem for many things – such as our vision, our ability to stand up straight and walk, our clothing, our having been chosen by Hashem – but does not appear to be exhaustive. Rav Haim Palachi (Turkey, 1788-1868) raised the question of why the Sages did not institute a Beracha thanking Hashem for the ability to speak. It goes without saying that the faculty of speech is one of the human being's most important capabilities. In fact, the Torah says that when G-d created Adam, He infused within Him "Nishmat Haim" – "a living soul" (Bereshit 2:7), and Targum Onkelos translates this expression to mean "Ru'ah Memalela" – "a spirit that speaks." The power of speech can be said to be our defining characteristic, the quality that distinguishes the human being from other creatures in the animal kingdom. Why, then, do we not have a special blessing thanking Hashem for this most precious gift? An answer to this question appears in the work Petah Ha'debir by Rav Binyamin Pontremoli (Turkey, d. 1784). He notes the aforementioned verse, and Onkelos' translation, which teaches us that the faculty of speech is a function of the Neshama, the human soul. Now the Sages instituted as one of the Birkot Ha'shahar a special Beracha thanking Hashem for the soul which He has given us – the blessing of "Elokai Neshama." Hence, as the ability to speak stems from the Neshama, this Beracha which thanks Hashem for giving us our soul also thanks Hashem for the power of speech. (It would thus seem that if parents have a child who, G-d forbid, is not developing the ability to speak, or struggles with speech issues, they should have special intention when reciting the Beracha of "Elokai Neshama," and have in mind the child's soul through which they wish that he develop the faculty of speech.) Moreover, Rav David Abudarham (Spain, 14 th century), in explaining the Beracha of "Elokai Neshama," cites the verse in Tehillim (115:17), "Lo Ha'metim Yehalelu Y-ah" – "It is not the dead that will praise G-d." Once a person's soul is taken, he is no longer able to express Hashem's praises. Rav Abudarham notes the implication of this verse that the primary purpose of speech is to praise G-d. (This is indicated in the text of "Elokai Neshama," in which we say, "As long as the soul is within me, I give thanks before You…") Accordingly, it stands to reason that when we recite "Elokai Neshama" and give thanks to Hashem for giving us a soul, this includes an expression of gratitude for our ability to speak. A second answer to this question was offered by Rav Shmuel Alexander Unsdorfer (1920-2002), who explained that we express gratitude for the faculty of speech by reciting Birkat Ha'Torah – the blessing over Torah learning. The Misva of learning Torah includes the obligation to speak words of Torah and to transmit them to others, and so when we thank Hashem for this precious Misva, we automatically thank Him also for the gift of speech. A different question was asked regarding the omission of the faculty of hearing from the Birkot Ha'shahar. Clearly, our hearing is exceedingly important. In fact, if somebody injured another person and caused him to lose his hearing, he must pay compensation for the damages. Why, then, is this capability not included in our morning blessings? One answer given is that the ability to hear is included in the Beracha of "Ha'noten La'sechvi Bina Le'havhin Ben Yom U'ben Layla" – thanking Hashem for granting the rooster the knowledge to crow in the morning, thus waking people up. Of course, the rooster's crow is effective in waking people only because of the ability to hear, and so this Beracha implicitly expresses gratitude for the sense of hearing. Another answer is that the morning blessings thank Hashem only for those abilities which we lost, as it were, during the night when we slept, and were restored in the morning. Thus, for example, we thank Hashem for restoring our vision after our eyes were closed throughout the night, and for allowing us to get out of bed, stand upright and walk, after we spent the night lying down. Our sense of hearing, however, is unaffected by sleep; we can still hear while sleeping, and so this capability is not included in Birkot Ha'shahar. (Interestingly, the Ben Ish Hai (Rav Yosef Haim of Baghdad, 1833-1909), in his work Mi'kavse'el, cites a Rabbi who wanted to apply this theory to explain why we do not recite a Beracha over the ability to speak. This Rabbi noted that some people talk in their sleep, and so this capability is not technically "lost" at night, such that we should give thanks for it when we wake up in the morning. The Ben Ish Hai dismissed this answer, noting that some people sleepwalk, and yet we still recite each morning the Beracha of "Ha'mechin Mis'adeh Gaber," thanking Hashem for the ability to walk. One might, however, distinguish between talking in one's sleep and sleepwalking, as a person who sleepwalks is not actually sleeping as he walks, whereas those who talk in their sleep really are still asleep and have not woken up to talk.) The Sefer Hasidim (Rabbenu Yehuda Ha'hasid, Germany, 1150-1217) writes that he once met an exceptionally pious individual who recited additional blessings each morning, thanking Hashem for each and every part of the body, and the Sefer Hasidim expressed great admiration for this practice. He noted the verse in Tehillim (84:3), "Libi U'bsari Yeranenu El Kel Hai" – "My heart and my flesh shall sing praise to the living G-d" – implying that each and every part of the body which functions properly is a sufficient reason to give praise to Hashem. A different verse in Tehillim (35:10) states, "Kol Asmotai Tomarna, Hashem Mi Kamocha" – "All my bones shall declare: G-d, who is like you?" Indeed, it is worthwhile to express our gratitude to the Almighty for each and every limb and organ in the body. The Hida (Rav Haim Yosef David Azulai, 1724-1806), in his commentary to Sefer Hasidim, asserts that this righteous man could not have actually recited additional Berachot, for a Beracha that was not instituted by the Sages constitutes a Beracha Le'batala – a Beracha recited in vain, which is forbidden. Undoubtedly, this man expressed his gratitude to Hashem for all his working body parts without reciting formal Berachot. By contrast, Rav Meir Mazuz (1945-2025) suggested that this righteous man followed the opinion that one is permitted to create his own Beracha to give praise to Hashem. In any event, the truth is that we do not need additional Berachot – formal or informal – to express our gratitude to Hashem for everything in our body that works properly. The Tur (Rabbenu Yaakov Ben Asher, Spain, 1270-1340) notes that in the Beracha of "Asher Yasar," which one recites after using the restroom, we say that Hashem created "Halulim Halulim" (hollow spaces in the body). The Gematria of the word "Halulim," the Tur observes, is 124, and we recite this word twice, for a total of 248 – the number of limbs and organs in a person's body. This expression, then, alludes to all our body parts. Thus, when we recite "Asher Yasar," we give thanks to Hashem not only for the wondrous ability to eliminate the waste from our body, but also for each and every body part. The Rishonim (Medieval scholars) debate the question of whether a person recites a Beracha that is not applicable to him, because he unfortunately does not have the ability for which that Beracha gives thanks. For example, does a blind person recite the Beracha of "Poke'ah Ivrim," in which we thank Hashem for the gift of vision? The Rambam (Hilchot Tefila 7:7-8) writes explicitly that a person recites each of these Berachot only after performing the action referred to by that Beracha. For example, after standing upright, one recites the Beracha of "Zokef Kefufim" ("Who makes the bent upright"), and after getting dressed, one recites the Beracha of "Malbish Arumim" ("Who clothes the naked"). The Rambam writes that if, for whatever reason, a person did not experience that which a given Beracha speaks of, then he does not recite that Beracha. In the Rambam's opinion, the Birkot Ha'shahar resemble the Berachot recited over food, which one recites only when eating. By the same token, one recites each of the morning blessings only after receiving the benefit for which each blessing gives praise. The Shulhan Aruch follows this opinion. By contrast, the Kolbo (anonymous work from the period of the Rishonim), citing several of the Geonim, writes that every person recites all the Birkot Ha'shahar, regardless of whether or not he personally experiences these phenomena. According to this opinion, the morning blessings express gratitude not for one's personal experience, but rather for the general phenomena mentioned by these Berachot. Even if one is not, Heaven forbid, able to see, for example, he still recites the Beracha of "Poke'ah Ivrim" to praise Hashem for the phenomenon of vision. Common practice follows this view of the Kolbo. One of the interesting questions asked regarding the Birkot Ha'shahar relates to the Halachic principle that applies in situations of a "Beracha Semucha La'haveratah" – a Beracha which is recited immediately following another Beracha. Normally, when a Beracha is recited right after another Beracha, it does not begin with the word "Baruch." Thus, for example, the text of Birkat Ha'mazon consists of four Berachot recited in immediate succession of one another, and thus only the first Beracha begins with "Baruch." The three subsequent Berachot are covered, so-to-speak, by the "Baruch" which begins the first Beracha, and so they do not require the introductory word "Baruch." In the Amida prayer, too, only the first Beracha begins with the word "Baruch," whereas all the subsequent Berachot do not, because they are recited immediately after the first Beracha. When it comes to Birkot Ha'shahar, however, the blessings all begin with the word "Baruch," despite the fact that they are recited as a series of Berachot, one right after the other. Tosafot in Masechet Berachot (46) offer two answers. First, they explain, unlike the blessings of Birkat Ha'mazon and the Amida, the blessings of Birkot Ha'shahar were not instituted as a series of Berachot. The Sages did not require reciting them together in a particular sequence. As we saw, the Rambam maintained that one recites each Beracha as he experiences the phenomenon referred to by each Beracha, and the Rambam writes explicitly that there is no set order for these Berachot. The rule of "Beracha Semucha La'haveratah," Tosafot write, applies only to a series of Berachot which were instituted to be recited together in a particular order, and so it does not apply to Birkot Ha'shahar. Secondly, Tosafot suggest, this rule applies only to relatively lengthy Berachot, such as the Berachot of Birkat Ha'mazon and the Amida. The Birkot Ha'shahar, however, are very brief, and thus they require the introduction of "Baruch Ata Hashem." A person should not unnecessarily get involved in other matters before reciting the Birkot Ha'shahar. Ideally, the Hesed La'alafim (Rav Eliezer Papo, 1785-1827) writes, the first words that come out of a person's mouth in the morning should be words of praise and gratitude to Hashem. One should not write text messages, make phone calls and the like before reciting the morning blessings. The Kaf Ha'haim (Rav Yaakov Haim Sofer, Baghdad-Jerusalem, 1870-1939) warns that according to the Kabbalah, unnecessarily delaying the recitation of Birkot Ha'shahar has the effect of allowing the Kelipot (negative spiritual energies) access to the person's soul, which can cause great harm. One should not be doing anything else while reciting a Beracha. This applies not only to Birkot Ha'shahar, but to all blessings that we recite. The Ben Ish Hai writes that "Lo Tiheyeh Ka'zot Be'Yisrael" – it should never happen that a Jew recites a Beracha while being involved in some other activity. And the Ben Ish Hai laments the fact that many people make this mistake. One common example is Netilat Yadayim – many people mistakenly recite the Beracha while drying their hands. One must ensure not to begin reciting the Beracha of "Al Netilat Yadayim" until after he finished drying his hands. Another common mistake is people reciting Birkot Ha'shahar while rushing to get to shul. This is improper. One should recite a Beracha while standing in place and doing nothing else, focusing his attention fully on the Beracha. The Taz (Rav David Ha'levi Segal, Poland, 1586-1667) writes that one who recites a Beracha while performing other activities is included in the Torah's harsh warnings against serving Hashem "Be'keri" – in a casual, haphazard manner, without focus and attentiveness. Rav Chaim Brim (1922-2002) tells that he once went to visit Rav Moshe Yehoshua Landau in the middle of the night. Rav Landau was in the restroom when he arrived, and so he waited. When Rav Landau came out, he recited the Beracha of "Asher Yasar" without realizing that he was being watched. Rav Brim said that at 2am, without realizing that anyone was around, Rav Landau recited "Asher Yasar" with greater concentration and emotion than most people have while reciting Ne'ila in the synagogue on Yom Kippur. We start our day by thanking Hashem for all the great blessings He has granted us. I had the occasion during my trips to Israel to visit Israeli soldiers who, unfortunately, sustained injuries that necessitated the amputation of limbs. They do not have the ability that the rest of having to easily get out of bed and move about. We need to appreciate these great blessings that Hashem gives us anew each morning, and try, as much as possible, to recite the Berachot with thought and concentration, truly appreciating all that Hashem does for us.

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Piše Marija Švajncer, bereta Igor Velše in Maja Moll. Začnimo pri koncu. Na zadnji platnici knjige Svet je drugačen je navedeno kratko pohvalno besedilo akademika Matjaža Kmecla, besede občudovanja in ugotovitev, da je pisanje Mateje Gaber zanimiv memoarski esej. Tako živahnega in samozavestnega kozmopolitizma pri nas zelo manjka. Kmecla so navdušili živahnost, smisel za humorno stran življenja, svetovljanstvo, eruditstvo in še marsikaj. Pisateljica se najprej spominja let, ki jih je preživela v Kuvajtu. Videti je, kot da jo bo pot vodila še v druge, prav tako eksotične dežele, a ni tako. V nadaljevanju obiskuje evropska mesta, nič manj vabljiva pa niso niti slovenska – Škofja Loka, Radovljica in Ljubljana. Pravzaprav je vseeno, kam se Mateja Gaber odpravi, povsod je ona sama – radoživa in živahna ženska, ljubiteljica lepih umetnosti in veseljakinja, ki življenje zajema z veliko žlico in se zna sproščeno smejati, pogosto tudi na svoj račun. Kamor koli gre, povsod je ob njej ali v njenih mislih njen Brane, soprog, po poklicu pediater in zagnan igralec golfa. Če smo že pri golfu, ki je za oba precejšnja strast in izziv, je treba omeniti, da je Brane za poročno potovanje predlagal obisk Škotske, kjer bi si ogledala gradove in si pridobila vednost o bogati kulturni dediščini. Tako mimogrede, malce brezbrižno, je omenil, da bi lahko vzela s seboj palice za golf. Gradov je bilo kar veliko, ogledala pa sta si le enega, saj se igranju golfa nista mogla upreti. Mateja Gaber je otroštvo preživela v Prekmurju, v Ljubljani pa se je izšolala vse do doktorata s področja literarnih ved. Na Filozofski fakulteti na več oddelkih opravlja delo predavateljice in lektorice nemškega jezika. Začelo pa se je tako, da je po študiju najprej učila na Gimnaziji Bežigrad. Ker ljubi življenje in se rada zabava, si ni mogla kaj, da se za pusta ne bi našemila. In kaj je postala tistega dne? Sama Ester Williams, plavalka in filmska igralka, ki je moški svet vznemirjala s svojo očarljivostjo in plavalno veščino. Na Gimnazijo je prikorakala v enodelnih kopalkah, obuta v sandale, na glavo si je poveznila plavalno kapo z obodom iz rož, na oči pa mačja očala v slogu petdesetih let. V cekarju je imela radio na baterije in kopalno brisačo. Mahnila jo je naravnost v ravnateljevo pisarno in se zleknila na njegovo mizo kot na sončno plažo. Vehementno sem odprla vrata njegove pisarne, vključila glasbo Glenna Millerja In the Mood, s prefinjenimi gibi sinhrone plavalke odplavala do direktorjeve mize, nanjo poveznila kopalno brisačo in se ulegla na mizo, kot da se sončim. Mogoče bi kdo rekel, da se igram s službo, ampak meni se je vse skupaj zdelo čisto normalno, saj je bil vendar pustni torek, ko je čas za norčije. Biti profesor pač ne izključuje norčavosti. »Gabrova, super si, ampak pejt iz pisarne,« je odločno in s prikritim smehom »ukazal« direktor in mi tako odprl pot do drugih razredov, kamor me je pot zanesla z glasbo in brisačo vred, toda vedno z elegantnimi gibi Esther Williams. Ravnatelj je bil razumevajoči Janez Šušteršič, po besedah Mateje Gaber najboljši direktor katere koli gimnazije na svetu. Takrat je v dijaškem svetu zaslovela kot profesorica, ki hodi naokrog v kopalkah. Poleg iskrivega humorja knjiga Svet je drugačen prinaša še veliko novega. Pisateljica se spretno izraža v več jezikih, najbolj prepričljivo in s posebnim navdušenjem slovenščino dopolnjuje z nemščino, saj se z njo ukvarja tudi poklicno. Dodaja informacije o književnosti, likovni umetnosti in glasbi. Dosežkom človeške ustvarjalnosti se predaja z užitkom. Kar zadeva medčloveške odnose, je dobronamerna in prijazna. V knjigi ni enega samega pritoževanja, ni kritike, tarnanja in sprenevedanja. Mateja Gaber izraža spoštovanje do človeka in njegovega dostojanstva, ceni pripadnost in narodno zavednost, na visoko mesto postavlja ljubezen in družino. Njen humor nikoli ne zdrkne navzdol, le redko je obešenjaški. Vse okoli sebe vidi v svetlih barvah in obsijano s sončno svetlobo. Ni pa samo resna znanstvenica, temveč je tudi ljubiteljica mode in vsakršnih zabav, tudi domačih. Ko se je kot univerzitetna predavateljica prenehala šemiti v službenih prostorih, je sproščeno veseljaštvo prenesla v domače stanovanje. Zdaj so se po njem sprehajale hollywoodske zvezde, zdaj osebki iz verskega sveta. Ko se je oblekla v boginjo lova Diano, si je domišljala, da je nadvse imenitna, mož Brane pa je imel kar nekaj pomislekov in je njeno podobo z visokimi črnimi škornji primerjal z žensko, za katero ne bi bilo mogoče reči, da je prišla iz samostana, ampak je nekakšna uživaška nabiralka moških. Zaradi nočnega hrupa med zabavami so sosedje klicali policijo, a se ni zgodilo nič usodnega. Policisti so vljudno zavrnili ponujene čevapčiče. Tudi sicer so bila vrata doma Mateje Gaber široko odprta. Družina je bila gostoljubna in je pod svojo streho sprejemala umetnike in druge ljudi, ki so potrebovali prenočišče. Neka ruska trenerka se je nekoliko preveč navdušila nad Branetom. Ocvrta jajca, ki ji jih je pripravil, so bila zanjo vrhunec kulinarične umetnosti, čeprav jo je vzorna hišna gospodinja dlje časa razvajala s slastnimi jedmi in vožnjami na treninge. Zaradi slabe angleščine je imenitnega kuharja Braneta imela za piškot. Mati Mateje Gaber pa se je na potovanju na Nizozemsko uprla amsterdamski prodajalki ljubezni, ki si je meni nič, tebi nič poželela njenega moža in družinskega očeta. Nikakor ji ga ni hotela izročiti v ljubezenski postopek za primerno plačilo. Po knjigi se sprehajajo tudi znane osebnosti iz javnega življenja in različnih dejavnosti. Avtorica v Španiji ni izkoristila priložnosti, da bi se srečala z Luko Dončićem, Marta Verginella in Igor Pribac sta ji prinašala primorske dobrote, Dragan Živadinov in Janez Vrečko sta jo na študentski ekskurziji poučila o konstruktivizmu. V Kuvajtu so delovali znani slovenski zdravniki: Mile Kersnič, Andrej Aleš, Janez Bajc in David Neubauer, Brane Gaber pa je tam opravljal delo supervizorja oziroma glavnega svetovalca arabskim zdravnikom za intenzivno terapijo otrok. Kuvajtska bolnišnica je namreč od enote za intenzivno terapijo otrok v Kliničnem centru v Ljubljani prevzela način zdravljenja najbolj bolnih otrok, ki se zdravijo po vsem svetu in ne glede na to, kje je središče sveta. Pisateljica Mateja Gaber spremeni in obrne marsikateri stereotip. O svoji tašči, partizanki in plemeniti ženski, je napisala veliko lepih besed, prav tako o moževi hčeri iz njegovega prvega zakona. V njej je toliko ljubezni in naklonjenosti, da bo branje v hudo kaotičnih in žalostnih časih, v katerih divjajo vojne, nadvse dobrodošlo. Knjiga Svet je drugačen diši po dobroti. Le kdo se ne bi hotel predati temu vabljivemu vonju?

Ivan Dobnik Nostalgija, utopija; Primož Mlačnik: Surferski dnevi; Mateja Gaber: Svet je drugačen. Recenzije so napisali Tjaž Mihelič, Miša Gams in Marija Švajncer.

Piše Bojan Sedmak, bere Dejan Kaloper. Suzana Zagorc je v svojem tretjem romanu Ne poznam je poglobila motive iz prejšnjih dveh. Pred desetletjem je pod naslovom Kaj pa vidva čakata?! izšla njena »zgodba para, ki ga odločitev za otroka pelje od uradne preko alternativne medicine vse do osebnostne preobrazbe«. V prvencu je v prvoosebni izpovedi obravnavala probleme upadanja fertilnosti nekaj let pred s kresnikom nagrajenimi Pričakovanji Anje Mugerli. V drugem romanu Ne me silit, da ti lažem je polje boja za literarno navzočnost razširila na ženske-moške odnose v zakonih in zunaj njih. V dinamično izpisanih prigodah dveh junakinj je izkazala talent za razgradnjo razmerij, okoli katerih se vrtinčijo duše prešuštnih mož in žena – tam se med poročnimi kalupi iščeta prijateljici v neskladnih situacijah, ko se ena spopada z moževim varanjem, druga pa prav to počne svojemu. Čeprav roman Ne poznam je prvenstveno ni posvečen takšnim peripetijam solidno situiranih meščanov, tudi v njem dogajanje ne poteka brez osvobajanja junakinj izpod omoženih in tokrat predvsem delovnih obveznosti. Službena izčrpanost namreč napoti protagonistko v iskanje osvežilnih sokov iz družinskih korenin in v popestritev zakona s starimi in novimi zaljubljenostmi – takšen bi bil lahko povzetek romana v nekaj besedah. V nasprotju s prvencem je v noviteti pomembna avtoričina opomba, da so pripetljaji iz knjige zgolj plod njene domišljije in da je vsaka povezava z resničnostjo zgolj naključna in nenamerna. Z drugim romanom, prav tako opremljenim s pojasnilom o izmišljenih osebah, krajih in dogodkih, pa vsebino spaja splošno razpoloženje pripovedi, pri čemer prednjači nanašanje na ideje žensk, ki tečejo z volkovi. Uspešnica jungovske psihoanalitičarke Clarisse Pinkole Estés, ki je prisotna v motu Ne me silit, da ti lažem, na svojevrsten način obeležuje tudi zaključek zgodbe romana Ne poznam je, ko se protagonistka prijavi v projekt popisovanja volkov v kočevskih gozdovih. In tudi sicer je skozi vsa besedila Suzane Zagorc razpredeno pomembno sporočilo Žensk, ki tečejo z volkovi – za živalsko podstat človeškega partnerstva je uporabljeno vodenje krdela, ki si ga z dokončno zvestobo deli volčji par, pri ključnih odločitvah pa se trop ravna po usmerjanju samice. Izkaže se, da je tako tudi s prvoosebno pripovedovalko Katjo, ko se na zadnjih straneh besedila znajde v razrešeni dilemi med zakonskim in gozdnim možem. Čeprav razgledana pisateljica omenja tudi Lacana, je v psihologiji komunikacije med spoloma bolj naklonjena jungovskim arhetipom; v literarni tradiciji pa spada v dolgo linijo pisk, ki so že v vznikih romana v 18. in 19. stoletju količinsko v stotinah zaznamovale književnost zahoda. Poleg bolj izpostavljenih Jane Austin, sester Brontë in Mary Shelley so danes bolj ali manj neznane avtorice izdajale številne romane; v kanon pa so se z analizo odnosov med spoloma vpisovali predvsem moški, ki so ženske, željne pravic do lastnih užitkov, fiksirali v fatalke ali pošiljali v lekarne po arzenik ali pod vlak. Od takrat je ljubezen na zahodu doživela številne preobrazbe intimnosti, od sufražetk do zahtev gibanja 'jaz tudi' je tako v ženski agendi nenehno soočanje s situacijami podvojenega dela, družinskih in družbenih služnosti, najbrž tudi glavnega razloga za medlečo nataliteto liberalno-demokratskega zahoda. In tudi za izgorelost službeno sposobne, učinkovite in uspešne Katje Fink Naglič, protagonistke romana Ne poznam je. Razpisi za investicije v javni upravi terjajo od prizadevne upravnice stalno pripravljenost na odgovorno komunikacijo in koncentracijo in če je ta zavezana z marljivo delovno etiko, je pred duševnim sesutjem ne zmore obvarovati zgolj poslovna psihoterapija. Ta itak deluje kot vključeno popravilo za žrtve kapitalistične neusmiljenosti ter kot lek ponuja predvsem začasen počitek, še najbolj v naravi. Zatekanje vanjo ponuja junakinji romana, izčrpani ženi, materi in hčeri, vpoglede v belokranjske pejsaže in prebolevnica se v teh odlomkih izkaže kot poznavalka favne in flore, gob, rib, dreves. Med slednjimi v prologu čustveno pooseblja Smreko, Hrast, Gaber in Bor, med pticami pa razlikuje liščke, škrjance, grilčke, srakoperje, škorce, ščinkavce, čižke, zelence, brgleze, kaline, meniščke, lastovice, kukavice … In ker je bilo in je spoznavanje narave in družbe enovit predmet proučevanja, dodaja Katja v dogajanje ob pastoralno idiliko zgodovinske elemente z raziskovanjem svojih družinskih debel vse do uskoških prednikov. V njih je pozorna na značajsko močne ženske; za zgled na primer izpostavlja eno med njimi, ki je bila sposobna priti čez ocean v Ameriko pred vrata svojega moškega le z naslovom na listku, kar je bilo pred stoletji seveda težje kot danes. Kakorkoli že, debla je mogoče preučevati tudi sinhrono, s kolobarnimi prerezi, pri čemer se razpira sestava sedanjosti; v tej pa ne prevladujejo jin-jangovska harmonična, dopolnjujoča se razmerja, ampak asimetrična razmerja med ženskimi in moškimi principi delovanja. Mogoče jih res oblikujejo hormoni, a la testosteron in oksitocin, zaradi katerega naj bi bile ženske bojda bolj empatične kot moški – saj so baje z Venere, moški pa z Marsa, in se one menda sporazumevajo bolj zaradi komunikacije same, oni pa le zato, da bi s sporočanjem kaj postorili – a so oboji vpeti v primeže sistema, ki enako škodi človeškosti v vseh ljudeh. Ne nazadnje je tudi Katjin mož Rok – dokaj nebogljen v zadevah, ki ne služijo profitu – podvržen obsedenosti z ekonomskim statusom, pogojenim z dobičkom. In v tem smislu je morda bolj kot delovno izgorevanje preskrbljenih zaposlenih dandanes boleče depresivno hiranje brezposelnih, ker so pač brezposelnih, o čemer pa v romanu Ne poznam je ni mogoče izvedeti ničesar. In na koncu je morda zanimivo vprašanje, na koga se pravzaprav nanaša naslov. Avtorica Suzana Zagorc, ki ima v naslovih svojih del rada glagole, prepušča ugibanje tistim, ki jih bo besedilo pritegnilo. Vsekakor je s tretjim romanom potrdila svojo literarno zmogljivost in prepoznavnost, predvidoma predvsem pri ženskem bralstvu. In je Ne poznam je dobra priložnost, da se vsaj nekaj moških ove in se ne vpiše v tisto polovico ljudi, ki na leto ne preberejo nobene knjige. Če bodo z zadovoljstvom sledili zgodbi v noviteti Suzane Zagorc, bodo morda premislili in osvojili tudi njena spoznanja iz romanov Kaj pa vidva čakata?! in Ne me silit, da ti lažem. In tako morda nekoliko okrepili svojo čustveno inteligenco.

Benvenuti all'ep.52 del PoretCast! Ospite di questa puntata Paolo Kessisoglu: attore, autore, comico, volto iconico del duo Luca e Paolo.   Dalla passione per la bici ai ricordi di Camera Café, fino al teatro con Gaber, la spiritualità “concreta” e un punto di vista tutto genovese su Sanremo.   Un episodio che mescola ironia e profondità, riflessioni sull'essere genitori, sul politically correct, e sull'assurdità di certi cognomi (il suo).   La puntata è powered by Illumia  Un prodotto Corax.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's show, we have a lot of NBA Playoffs to catch up on. Despite our best efforts, Gaber and I just couldn't connect until today, so we're gonna get in the way back machine to…     - give our Warriors' season a post-mortem…,     - as well as recap what we saw elsewhere around the conference semis, before moving on to the…     - Pacers' unlikely Eastern Conference title, and how they beat the Knicks (pace, defense, sum of the parts, etc…) as well as examine…     - the Thunders' decisive series win against the Wolves (and continued pursuit of the “dream season”, with best record, scoring champ and mvp; just need the title and a Finals MVP for Shai for the perfect season).      - Then we make our Finals predictions, preview the series and much, much more! So sit back, it's the NBA, all NBA and nothing but the NBA today as the Finals are upon us, and we're breaking down how it's all unfolding, next on the Roundup Podcast so let's get rolling . . .   > If you're wondering what the intro/outro music on the show is, we lead off every episode with an amazing song by Calexico called Close Behind, and for the closing music, the same song we've used every single episode so far, a beautiful rendition of the standard I Wish You Love, performed by a group called Friends of Dean Martinez, and special thanks to Joe Burns for letting us use his music here. So as always, a shoutout to the music we love, Calexico, Friends of Dean Martinez, check it out…

Tony Oliver is a Puerto Rican voice actor and voice director. He is best known for voicing Rick Hunter from Robotech, Lancer from Fate/stay night, and Arsène Lupin IIIfrom Lupin the Third. He helped produce the live action shows Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and VR TroopersStranger ThingsAfter a long wait in between seasons, fans finally get a glimpse at what's to come, and the stakes have never been higher. After the cliffhanger Season 4 finale, which had the Upside Down slipping into Hawkins, the final season will be bigger than anything the show has done before. Stranger Things just officially unveiled the first trailer at Netflix's Tudum 2025 event, which can be watched below, also announcing the release date this fall and winter.Stranger Things Season 5 premieres on Nov. 26 for Volume 1, with Volume 2 following shortly on Christmas, and the finale released on New Year'sThe Last of USDespite Season 1's popularity, HBO did not prepare for a quick turnaround for Season 3. The season was confirmed on April 9, 2025, just four days before the sophomore season's April 13 release date, but that early renewal still left little time for the writing and filming process. Production has not yet begun for Season 3, as the seasons were not filmed back-to-back, despite their initial success. The initial expectation was that filming would begin in the summer; however, it will likely be a lengthy production process, and there will be ample post-production work to ensure that the visual effects are of the highest quality. If the schedule follows the same path as season 2, it will be years before Abby and Ellie return to the small screen. Season 2 was announced on January 27, 2023, and production began on February 12, 2024. The year-long delay was substantial, but it was largely due to the industry-wide SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes of 2023. Still, even after filming began in earnest, it took months to conclude, as production only officially ended in August. If Season 3 follows a similar path, filming would not end until December 2025 or early 2026, and that is only if the cast arrives on set in Summer 2025. Isabela Merced (Dina) told Variety that the season may not begin production until 2026. Given that new piece of information, The Last of Us Season 3 is unlikely to debut until late 2026 or even 2027.Walt always hated Goofy and he would've deep-sixed Goofy a long time ago if the studio didn't need to make those movies to give ‘make work' to so many of the animators. Boy, he hated Goofy.Keeping this in mind, it's easy to suggest that Walt Disney felt that Goofy was bringing down the tone of the studio. While his stupidity was entertaining to young audiences, it didn't highlight the real work that was going on in the company. But as the company continued to expand and hire more animators, it seemed that Walt needed to give them something to do while their superiors were working on the money-making projects. Overall, while fans will never truly know how Walt Disney felt about Goofy, Gaber's claims about the character offering "make-work" do fit the narrative.

Piše Miša Gams, bereta Eva Longyka Marušič in Dejan Kaloper. Za Kajo Bucik Vavpetič so Srebrne vezi romaneskni prvenec, vendar je pod psevdonimom Zoe Ashwood že pisala besedila za angleški trg, za slovenski trg pa prevajala fantazijska in romantična knjižna dela. Tudi pričujoči roman lahko uvrstimo v rubriko fantazijska romanca. Uvrstitev med deseterico najboljših romanov lanskega leta ne preseneča, saj je zgodba dobro strukturirana in ponuja zanimiv preplet ljubezenske romance in pustolovščin, v katerih se dobri junaki borijo proti zlim. Vse skupaj poteka na fiktivnem slovanskem ozemlju, katerega imena – Gorjanska, Brezinjska, Raška in Fareška – spominjajo na pokrajine in kraje na Slovenskem. Za boljšo odslikavo prizorišča je na koncu romana priložen zemljevid, delo ilustratorke Tine Dobrajc, ki je ustvarila tudi barvito ilustracijo na naslovnici. Avtorica Kaja Bucik Vavpetič si je glavne junake pa tudi stranske like zamislila kot kombinacijo ljudi in bajeslovnih bitij. Med njimi so v reki plavajoče rusalke, rogati mački – domovoji, čateži, psoglavci in druge “nakazni”, ki jih je zlobni knez Jaroslav Černograjski s pomočjo srebrnih ovratnic prisilil v suženjstvo. Tudi glavna junaka – Ljudmila in Gaber – nista običajna človeka, saj je Mila plod posesivne ljubezni med Jaroslavom in rusalko, njenemu izvoljencu Gabru pa iz glave poganjajo rogovi. Že na začetku romana izvemo, da ima Jaroslav za Milo pripravljenega drugega ženina – ostarelega generala Dragovana, kateremu dolguje uslugo – vendar ga Mila v navalu obupa porine po stopnicah, da omahne v smrt. Od takrat je na begu pred maščevanjem očeta, ki spotoma ubije njene služkinje, sinu Tiborju pa natakne srebrno ovratnico, da si pokori njegovo uporniško naravo. Mila se pri odhodu z gradu pridruži Gabru in njegovim prijateljem, ki kujejo maščevanje za smrt sorodnikov in vaščanov, ki jih je Milin oče brez usmiljenja zasužnjil ali ubil. Gabrom se čedalje bolj romantično zbližujeta, ovire, ki ju doživljata, pa so bolj stvar etičnih pomislekov in predsodkov zaradi družine, iz katere izvirata, kot kakih fizičnih ali logističnih zapletov. Gaber na nekem mestu celo izreče: “Če bi vse življenje iskal, ne bi našel ženske, ki je manj primerna zame kot ti. Tvoj oče je ubil moje starše. Jaz sem ti umoril brata.” Vrhunec romana je organiziran napad na Jaroslavov grad. Številne zagate se kmalu obrnejo njim v prid, še posebej ko dobijo na svojo stran pojoče rusalke ter borbene psoglavce in domovoje, katerim s pomočjo ugrabljene graščakinje odstranijo ovratnice. Le-te predstavljajo “srebrne vezi”, ki zasužnjenim bitjem na eni strani onemogočajo, da bi v polnosti izkoristila svoje potenciale, na drugi pa vzpostavljajo nemo zavezništvo med njimi. Zdi se, da Gaber svoji izvoljenki najbolj očita to, da predvsem želi osvoboditi brata Tiborja, ne pa zasužnjenih nakaz, ki umirajo zaradi opeklin pri uporabi tekočega srebra ali na bojnem polju: “Vem, da ni namenoma sebična, ampak kljub vsemu ne vidi, kako hudo je v tem kraljestvu zaradi Jaroslava. Ne ve, ker ni nikoli stala na bojnem polju in pobijala nakazni, ki so si od vsega najbolj želele svobode.” Čeprav bi o zaključku te fantazijske romance lahko rekli, da se okoliščine izidejo na način, da je “volk sit in koza cela”, ima bralec lahko pomisleke do dedovanja prestola, ki ga namesto bolj pravičnega Tiborja zasede Milin starejši brat, za katerega je znano, da je še do nedavnega ubogal očetove ukaze. Roman Kaje Bucik Vavpetič Srebrne vezi je tako iz vsebinskega kot iz stilističnega vidika obarvan izrazito dualistično – vsebina se v celoti odvija okrog osi dobrega in zla, ljubezni in smrti, medtem ko se formalno gledano izmenjujejo Milina in Gabrova poglavja, v katerih zreta na svet okoli sebe iz prvoosebne, precej idealizirane perspektive. Čeprav zgradba stoji na trdnih temeljih, pogrešamo dodaten uvid v dogajanje iz vidika Gabrovih prijateljev, Miline matere rusalke, ki je šele pred kratkim dočakala osvoboditev iz primeža moža Jaroslava, pa tudi izpoved Milinega vse bolj uporniškega rogatega mačka, domovoja Leska, ki si ves čas prizadeva nekaj povedati, a mu to nekako ne uspe. Upamo, da bo Kaja Bucik Vavpetič v prihodnja dela vključila dramaturško nadgradnjo v smislu večperspektivne zasnove zgodbe in kompleksnejših psiholoških orisov, ki bi bralca nedvomno še bolj intenzivno prikovali k branju knjige.

Pretending it's a city, much more than streets and buildings, the town resounds. Credits :  “Com'è bella la città” by G. Gaber (1969)  -  “Cosa succede in città” by V. Rossi (1985)  -  “Bruci la città” by I. Grandi / F. Bianconi (2007)  -  “Sei la mia città” by M.J. Bianchi (2017)Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pillole-di-italiano--4214375/support.

The far right in Israel has long dreamed of settling all of the West Bank, and Gaza, too—annexing the territories to create the land they refer to as Greater Israel. The Trump Administration might not object: Elise Stefanik, Trump's pick for Ambassador to the United Nations, has agreed that Israel has a “biblical right” to the West Bank. “I think Israel is just more emboldened with Trump in office,” says Hisham Awartani, who lives in Ramallah and is now attending Brown University. The reporter Suzanne Gaber has been covering Awartani and his family since he was left paralyzed by a shooting in Burlington, Vermont. (Two other Palestinian students, Kinnan Abdalhamid and Tahseen Ali Ahmad, were also shot and injured.) Gaber visited the Awartanis recently in Ramallah to find out how people in the West Bank are thinking about annexation. But, rather than a future event that might happen, the Awartanis describe annexation as a process already well underway. “I'm twenty-one years old,” Hisham tells Gaber. “ In the period of time that I've been alive, it's been a slow push.  It's, like, I'm the frog in the boiling pot.”

»Rimski lirik Horacij je pred več kot 2000 leti postavil vrednoto življenja in njegovo enkratnost na prvo mesto. Vodilo Užij današnji dan, kot je vrhunski Kajetan Gantar prevedel carpe diem, in kot v drugačni obliki, pa vendar z istim sporočilom pojejo Joker out, je bilo moj spremljevalec po različnih krajih bivanja, vse od Arabije do Amerike.« Takole se glasi začetek zbirke esejev Svet je drugačen, ki je nedavno izšla pri založbi Buča in v kateri nas Mateja Gaber skozi humoren mozaik vtisov in zgodb iz krajev po vsej zemeljski obli popelje v svoje za običajnega Slovenca zelo razgibano in svetovljansko življenje. Knjigo, ki s svojo usmerjenostjo v svet deluje kot nekakšen kontrast popisovanju majhnega in idiličnega sveta prekmurskega otroštva iz njenega prvenca Svet, kot iz škatlice vzet, nam je v tokratnem Sobotnem branju pomagala predstaviti kar avtorica sama.

On today's show, with the NFL Playoffs just a month away and the NBA season already at the quarter way mark, Gaber and I have a whole lot to get into, starting with… adjusting expectations yet again with our Warriors following the Melton injury and a 4 game slide, then getting into… the disparity between the Eastern Conference and the West… the Grizzlies, the Magic, the Rockets, the Knicks on the rise… Sixers, Pacers, Wolves troubles… NFL overachieving teams and underachieving teams… Power Rankings 2.0 wide receivers… more MVP talk re: Josh Allen recency bias, Lamar's impeccable numbers, Mahomes as a candidate… and more! So sit back, the NFL regular season is winding down as the NBA season and the NBA Cup tourney are heating up and we're breaking down how it's all unfolding, next on the Roundup Podcast so let's get rolling . . .

I suoi Maestri sono Jannacci, Gaber, Dario Fo, e Giorgio Strehler. Da quarant'anni spazia dai club ai grandi palcoscenici, dal teatro tradizionale al cabaret, dalla televisione al tendone da circo e ovunque ha proposto il suo personale modo di “fare spettacolo” che, tra comicità, satira, classici e commedia dell'arte continua a conquistare il pubblico. Arriva al Teatro Sociale di Bellinzona venerdì 29.11 con la sua Operaccia satirica.

Dr. Sharon Gaber is the fifth chancellor at UNC Charlotte and is the latest campus CEO to join Higher Ed Athletics for a wide-ranging conversation. The talk begins with Chancellor Gaber explaining the strategic plan that has helped Charlotte inch closer to its goal of being a R1 research university. The conversation turns to cabinet leadership and Dr. Gaber gives advice to aspirational athletic directors that may not fully understand what it means to be the athletic director on a university-wide cabinet. Dr. Gaber shares details on the $70 million football stadium renovation as part of the Evergreen Athletics Facility Master Vision. She also shares how the original plan of phase one was a $60 million renovation until it was decided to add $10 million in institution trust funding to add a cafeteria. Smith asks Chancellor Gaber, who as an academic is an expert in city and regional planning, if they are preparing themselves to join a power conference one day. The conversation quickly turns to a back-and-forth about what the new CFP could mean for Group of Five institutions, too. Dr. Gaber agrees that a modern athletic director role is similar to that of a college president/chancellor, and gives advice to those in or preparing for the modern AD position. The conversation ends with parting advice for aspirational athletic directors from the perspective of a university chancellor and what characteristics are most important. See a full transcript on my website: https://higheredathletics.com/2024/11/19/unc-charlotte-chancellor-sharon-gaber/ 0:00 Introduction 0:20 Nearing R1 Research Status 4:20 Strategic Plan "What's Next" 7:56 Normative Career Pattern of a University Chancellor 13:23 Describing Leadership Style for the Chancellor's Cabinet 16:07 How can an aspirational AD ready themselves to be a good Cabinet member? 25:55 $70 million Stadium Renovation 31:43 Preparing for Power Conference? 34:38 Thoughts on the CFP as a Group of 5 35:36 Why a Modern AD is similar to Presidents/Chancellors 40:06 Parting Advice for Aspirational ADs from Chancellor Gaber

On today's show, Gaber and I are welcoming the NBA back into our lives and going deep on the Warriors early season success… talking about Jokic putting up monster game lines in what is probably the best statistical season ever for the 3x MVP… Donovan and the Cavs… KD, AD and more… and then we get into the most important matchups from NFL WK 11 including WAS losing @ PHI, KC @ BUF, BAL @ PIT, SEA @ SF & CIN @ LAC… MVP talk, where we have some NBA crossover with Lamar, like Jokic, already a multiple time MVP and is currently having his best statistical season, and can Allen or Mahomes or someone take it from him?… So sit back, the NFL season is entering the home stretch, the NBA season starts to heat up with the NBA Cup tourney underway and we're breaking down how it's all unfolding, next on the Roundup Podcast so let's get rolling . . .

Gaber vs. Calvino Fonti: estratto dal brano "La libertà" di Giorgio Gaber uscita nell'album "Dialogo tra un impegnato e un non so" del 1972, disponibile su Spotify; video “Italo Calvino e la voglia di essere invisibile | Cliché | RSI" pubblicato sul canale Youtube Radiotelevisione svizzera (RSI) il 9 giugno 2022; video “Umberto Eco – La biblioteca del mondo. Trailer" pubblicato sul canale Youtube Scuola di scrittura Belleville il 7 novembre 2022; video “Scomode Verità - Dalla guerra in Ucraina al massacro di Gaza, con il Prof. Alessandro Barbero" pubblicato sul canale Youtube Alessandro Di Battista il 2 maggio 2024. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Music pill for leaving one's place as an emigrant.Credits :  “Lettera dalla Svizzera” by G. Gaber (1965)  —  “Gli emigranti” by H. Pagani / E. Macias / A. Limentani (1965)  —  “E cantava le canzoni” by R. Gaetano (1978)  —  “Non era più lui” by L. Dalla / R. Roversi (1975)  —  “Naufragio a Milano” by P. Conte (1975)

Maurizio Pratelli"La fattoria del pop"Ultra Edizioniwww.ultraedizioni.itChe fine ha fatto la promettente artista che a inizio millennio aveva scalato tutte le classifiche con il suo primo disco? Qual è il ruolo di Luca Terzani, un giornalista disilluso che non ha mai nascosto il suo disprezzo per le canzoni di Molly ma nemmeno il suo trasporto emotivo per la divisa trasparente di Emma Canepa? Sullo sfondo di una Milano polarizzante, un giallo dai risvolti pop che racconta il tempo che stiamo vivendo e la musica che stiamo ascoltando. Un viaggio per chi ama inseguire le curve della vita e attraversare le ombre blu del cuore, facendosi trasportare dalle promesse del mare con la stessa forza delle tempeste che spingono le onde fino alla luce del faro.Maurizio Pratelli.Da oltre 20 anni scrive di cultura, società e politica per quotidiani e magazine. Come autore ha pubblicato per Arcana la trilogia dedicata all'enologia e alla musica: “Vini e Vinili, 33 giri di rosso"; Vini e Vinili, 45 giri di bianco", scritto insieme a Chiara Meattelli; "Vini & Vinili, Gaber & Champagne", scritto insieme a Dan Lerner. Per lo stesso editore ha pubblicato anche il saggio “667, ne so una più del diavolo. Canzoni rock nate sotto il segno della croce”, scritto insieme a Fabrizio Barabesi. Nel 2021 è invece uscita l'ultima pubblicazione scritta durante il lockdown "78 giri quasi d'amore. Al riparo da un futuro invadente". A giugno 2024 è uscito il suo primo romanzo, "La Fattoria del pop", edito da Ultra Novel. Dal 2006 fa parte della giuria del Premio Tenco. Nato a Milano, vive a Como.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

Claudio Zonta"Luci sul palco"La musica dei cantautori, spiraglio sull'infinitoAncora Libriwww.ancoralibri.itI cantautori hanno un filo rosso che li accomuna: una ricerca esistenziale che non è mai appagata. Di canzone in canzone provano a smussare, scolpire o frantumare quel duro marmo che spesso impedisce di vedere la luce più chiara di un'intuizione, di un'idea che possa svelare, utilizzando un verso di Montale, «l'anello che non tiene, il filo da disbrogliare che finalmente ci metta nel mezzo di una verità». Le canzoni quasi mai pretendono di cambiare il mondo, non offrono certezze, non hanno la capacità di rispondere in maniera certa e chiara sui tanti dilemmi della realtà, ma si diffondono nella notte come barlumi di luce che possono rischiarare le coscienze, alleviare il peso dell'anima, affacciarsi sull'infinito, svelare per un istante un oltre sfuggente e desiderato.Da Jannacci a De André, da Gaber a Guccini, passando per cantautrici e cantautori più o meno noti, una galleria di ritratti umani e artistici che tracciano una breve storia della canzone italiana contemporanea sotto il segno della ricerca di un oltre sfuggente e desiderato.Claudio Zonta, nato a Pavia nel 1974, sin da giovane si è districato tra la musica rinascimentale e barocca, il jazz, il cantautorato fino a spingersi nel flamenco e nella musica sudamericana. Contemporaneamente ha fatto studi umanistici e biblioteconomici presso l'Università di Pavia, fino a quando non è entrato nella Compagnia di Gesù. Attualmente collabora con l'Orchestra Popolare del M° Ambrogio Sparagna suonando la chitarra battente e scrive articoli di carattere culturale per la rivista «La Civiltà Cattolica».IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

On today's show, we start to shift gears, going from pretty much just talking basketball since the Chiefs won the Super Bowl, back to football, as the 2024 NFL season just sneaks up on us after an extremely active NBA offseason. Sure, Gaber and I both have lots to say about what we saw in Paris, everything from Steph raining 3's in the medal rounds and giving the world a Nuit-Nuit to close out France; LeBron leading this team at age 39 and taking home a well earned MVP; KD's ruthless efficiency and mastery of the international game even tho he rarely plays FIBA rules; and just Team USA in general. And of course, you know we still wanna talk about the what this Warriors' roster will look like going into next season now that the dealing is pretty much done, and we probably will sometime soon. But to get us ready for Week 1, it's back to football, as we break down the NFC East and the AFC East, with team rankings, which players to watch for, odds, predictions, and more. So sit back, Team USA brings home the gold as we head into hoops hiatus just in time for football season and we're breaking down how it's all unfolding, next on the Roundup Podcast so let's get rolling . . .

Wie kann Segen einen konstanten Platz im Leben der Menschen finden und wie in der heutigen Zeit interpretiert und vermittelt werden?

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This week on The Fan Club Podcast, the guys sit down for their fourth episode of NHL Playoffs Frenzy. In this episode, the boys are joined by former North Dakota Hockey stud, Riese Gaber. In the conversation the guys go deep into Riese's story and his hockey journey. Some key moments of the conversation include growing up in small town Canada, his junior hockey experience, what it was like playing for one of the biggest college hockey schools (UND), and of course everything new in the NHL playoffs.. Check out this episode and let us know what you think. New episodes are released every Tuesday and Friday for the remainder of the NHL playoffs! PODCAST on Youtube: https://tinyurl.com/32rv7ccw  PODCAST on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/458hcfn3  PODCAST on Apple: https://tinyurl.com/2nt236nd  INSTAGRAM: https://tinyurl.com/2t93bhan  TIKTOK: https://tinyurl.com/3b7yj2fh  PATREON:   / thehockeyguys    Subscribe to NOBAD: https://nobad.store/password --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/levi016/support

RAB RAUL ASKENAZI- BIRKOT HASHAJAR- HAMEJIN MITZADE GABER by TALMUD TORA MONTE SINAI

يعتبر كرم جابر من أبرز أساطير المصارعة المصريين فى ظل تحقيقه إنجازات كبيرة على المستوى الدولى والعالمى، خاصة على صعيد الأولمبياد، حيث نجح فى حصد ذهبية أولمبياد أثينا 2004، وكذلك فضية لندن 2012 ، ليجمع فى سجل إنجازات البطولات ميداليتين أولمبيتين. وحقق لمصر ميدالية ذهبية أوليمبية بعد انقطاع عن الميداليات الذهبية منذ عام 1948 حين حصد الرباع إبراهيم شمس على ذهبية رفع الأثقال للوزن الخفيف. Produced by: Abbas Aboelhassan Follow: rwa.podcast.eg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rwa.podcast.eg/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/rwa.podcast.eg Twitter: https://twitter.com/rwa_podcast_eg Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rwa.podcast.eg Follow Abbas Aboelhassan: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abbasaboelhassanofficial/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/Abbasyz Follow Karam Gaber: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karamgaberofficial/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/karam.gaber.3762 Listen to our podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1248233

Anche questa volta il FREKTEAM è pronto a consigliarvi (e sconsigliarvi) un sacco di opere bellissime.Non solo, parleremo anche delle news del momento!E non dimenticatevi di mandarci i vostri consigli!Quindi?Cosa stai aspettando?Schiaccia play!EVVIVA!

On today's show, we're catching up on a busy time on the sports calendar and we're reveling in the abundance of stories out there for us to follow, as March Madness and the NBA regular season wrap-up, and as we get ready for the Masters, the NBA Play-in and Playoffs and then the NFL Draft. But what we really get into today are the various seeding battles we have in both the NBA's Western and Eastern Conferences with just a few games remaining before the finale on Sunday, as we examine a few different scenarios for teams like our Warriors, the Knicks, the Celtics, the Bucks and a few others. Plus, Giannis' injury, the Warriors' all time league record 3 point shooting nite in LA, Gaber's Masters picks and more. So sit back, April on the sports calendar is always a time of great abundance, especially in the NBA, and we're breaking down how it's all unfolding, next on the Roundup Podcast so let's get rolling . . .

Utilizzare anche i profili social per scovare eventuali evasori. Una strategia al vaglio del Fisco e del Governo per poter incrociare meglio i dati e fare eventuali verifiche sulle dichiarazioni dei redditi. Quanto può spingersi uno Stato nella sfera personale dei cittadini in nome della giustizia fiscale? Ne parliamo in apertura di programma. Ospitiamo poi l'attore Gioele Dix che ci racconta di una sua personale rivisitazione di Gaber e andiamo in Trentino dove una petizione firmata da oltre 400 professori chiede il ripristino degli esami di riparazione a settembre come in tutta Italia.

Music pill including Italian pop songs with reference to feeling free. Credits : “Il mio canto libero” by Battisti & Mogol (1972) performed by Coma_Cose (2021) - “La libertà” by G. Gaber / S. Luporini (1972) performed by Emma (2012) - “Liberi tutti” by M. Casacci / S. Romano (1999) performed by Subsonica feat. Lo Stato Sociale (2019) - “Liberi liberi” by Vasco Rossi & Tullio Ferro (1989)

On today's show, Super Wild Card Weekend is in the books and we got the upsets we were looking for. The Chiefs and Bills rolled along as expected, and we called CJ Stroud and the Texans upsetting the Browns, while the Cowboys' collapse to the Packers seemed par for the course for Dallas, but the Rams came up just a bit short against the Lions and I regret not having the nerve to pick the Bucs over the reeling Eagles. So now the Divisional Round is set, with the overlooked Jared Goff, the resurgent Baker Mayfield, the rookie Stroud, the late bloomer Jordan Love and Mr Irrelevant Brock Purdy in the same field as MVP caliber guys like Allen, Lamar and Mahomes. Who saw that coming midseason when the Cowboys and Eagles looked like powerhouses, and what happens now with these NFC underachievers? Plus, there's talk that Atlanta may offer the Bears yet another high 1st round pick in exchange for Justin Fields, and we have to get Gaber, a lifetime Bears' fan's take on that. And breaking news today in the NBA has Pascal Siakem headed to Indy to join the Pacers so we have to touch on that. So sit back, the NBA approaches mid-season & the trade deadline is 24 days away, the NFL Playoffs are heating up in some wintery conditions and we're breaking down how it's all unfolding, next on the Roundup Podcast so let's get rolling . . .

Discussing UND's sweep against Alaska and looking ahead to a weekend at home against Omaha, plus a new commitment on the blue line. For more UND hockey coverage from the Grand Forks Herald, visit the UND Hockey Central page. Sponsored by Home of Economy  

On today's show, we're zooming in on the NFL as we hit Week 18 and there's still a whole lot to be decided. The 1 seeds are set in both conferences, but everything else will be sorted this weekend, with 2 games on Saturday and a busy slate on Sunday. The marquee matchup is for the AFC East, as the Dolphins and Bills play for the division, but the AFC South is still up for grabs between the Jags, Colts and Texans and there are 3 available Playoff spots for 5 teams with the Steelers, Colts and Texans all needing help to get in. In the NFC, the East is still up for grabs with the Cowboys in control over the Eagles and the Bucs needing a win to edge out the Falcons and Saints, and we have 2 spots for 6 teams with most of them needing help. It gets convoluted for sure, but that's just more drama for Sunday. Meanwhile, in the NBA, we're already more than a third of the way through the season, so we welcome the casual fans who don't start paying attention until after Christmas into the fold, but that also means the trade deadline is about a month away, and the Knicks and Raptors got us started on what I predict to be a busy month in the talent exchange market, with OG Anunoby headed to NY. Then, we take a look around the MVP race so far, and give our takes on the three players who should be legitimately considered. I love SGA but Gaber shoots down his case, Tatum isn't even close when Giannis is probably being overlooked, and AD is all but forgotten, so with Joel Embiid playing even better than he did when he won the award last year and Jokic still the best player in the world, who is our third candidate? The Christmas Day extravaganza is in the books, and as always, this is when things start to heat up. So sit back, the NBA season is hitting its stride, the NFL season is down to the final week and we're breaking down how it's all unfolding, next on the Roundup Podcast so let's get rolling . . .

Sydney Wolf and Mick Hatten review the news from around the NCHC and hear from North Dakota captain Riese Gaber

R& R – Rest and Relaxation AND Rock & Roll – both have vibrational energy. How do each of those R's cause you to FEEL? Today's guest Denise Gaber shares her journey with both R&R platforms. Denise is a Resilience Coach, a Sound Healer, and a Musician, who shares her wisdom and her coaching to help others discover their soul's blueprint and passion. Listen in to this conversation where we talk about how vibrational energy – in whatever form – will help us with any identity crises we encounter throughout our lives. If you'd like to connect with Denise, visit her website at www.denisemariegaber.com.  

It's YOUR time to #EdUp In this episode, President Series #242 YOUR guest is Dr. Sharon L. Gaber, Chancellor of University of North Carolina at Charlotte YOUR guest cohost is Dr. Melody Rose, Principal at WittKieffer YOUR host is Dr. Joe Sallustio⁠ YOUR sponsors are The Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) & InsightsEDU  How does Sharon believes higher ed can develop the next generation of college presidents? What is Sharon hearing from her industry partners when it comes to credentials? What does Sharon see as the future of Higher Education? Listen in to #EdUp! Thank YOU so much for tuning in. Join us on the next episode for YOUR time to EdUp! Connect with YOUR #EdUp Team - Elvin Freytes & Dr. Joe Sallustio ● Join YOUR #EdUp community at The EdUp Experience! We make education YOUR business! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/edup/message

Joining us this week is the captain for North Dakota, Riese Gaber! First, Connor, James and Sofo break down the biggest storylines in college hockey and preview what's to come this weekend. Next (26:00) Riese joins the boys to talk about playing at Ralph Engelstad Arena, being at the biggest hockey school in the country, what drives him to score and celly as much as he does, why he chose Nodak, growing up on the farm, advice for younger players, and much more! Need more college hockey coverage? Follow us here:Everything College Hockey◦ Website →https://www.echlocker.com/shop◦ Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/everythingcollegehockey◦ Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/everythingcollegehockey◦ Twitter → https://twitter.com/TeamECH◦ Tiktok → https://www.tiktok.com/@everythingcollegehockeyTag us on social media: #Everythingcollegehockey #ECHGambling Problem? Call (800) 327-5050 or visit gamblinghelplinema.org (MA), Call 877- 8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY),If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (CO/IL/IN/LA/MD/MI/NJ/OH/PA/TN/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (KS/NH), 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), visit OPGR.org (OR), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA).21+ (18+ NH/WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/KS/LA(select parishes)/MA/MD/MI/NJ/NY/OH/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. Void in NH/OR/ONT. Eligibility restrictions apply.Odds Boost: Valid 1 per new customer. First-time depositors only who have not already redeemed $200 in bonus bets via OH or MA prelaunch offer. Min. $5 deposit. +1000 Odds Boost Token valid only on a pre-tournament bet on any golfer to win a PGA tournament. Max $10 bet. Token expires 7 days (168 hours) after being awarded. Promotional offer period ends 09/30/2023 at 11:59:59 PM ET. See terms at sportsbook.draftkings.com/golfterms. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (KS).

Joining us this week is the captain for North Dakota, Riese Gaber! First, Connor, James and Sofo break down the biggest storylines in college hockey and preview what's to come this weekend. Next (26:00) Riese joins the boys to talk about playing at Ralph Engelstad Arena, being at the biggest hockey school in the country, what drives him to score and celly as much as he does, why he chose Nodak, growing up on the farm, advice for younger players, and much more! Need more college hockey coverage? Follow us here: Everything College Hockey ◦ Website →https://www.echlocker.com/shop ◦ Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/everythingcollegehockey ◦ Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/everythingcollegehockey ◦ Twitter → https://twitter.com/TeamECH ◦ Tiktok → https://www.tiktok.com/@everythingcollegehockey Tag us on social media: #Everythingcollegehockey #ECH Gambling Problem? Call (800) 327-5050 or visit gamblinghelplinema.org (MA), Call 877- 8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (CO/IL/IN/LA/MD/MI/NJ/OH/PA/TN/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (KS/NH), 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), visit OPGR.org (OR), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA). 21+ (18+ NH/WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/KS/LA(select parishes)/MA/MD/MI/NJ/NY/OH/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. Void in NH/OR/ONT. Eligibility restrictions apply. Odds Boost: Valid 1 per new customer. First-time depositors only who have not already redeemed $200 in bonus bets via OH or MA prelaunch offer. Min. $5 deposit. +1000 Odds Boost Token valid only on a pre-tournament bet on any golfer to win a PGA tournament. Max $10 bet. Token expires 7 days (168 hours) after being awarded. Promotional offer period ends 09/30/2023 at 11:59:59 PM ET. See terms at sportsbook.draftkings.com/golfterms. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (KS). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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This weeks episode is a reposting of an episode from Jew-ish. I was interviewed for the show by the host Hannah Gaber about what it's like growing up in guess culture and comparing that to her experience of growing up in an ask culture. Hannah is fun and smart and we had a great conversation. I hope you enjoy it.

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On today's episode of Dubai Works were joined by Ahmed Gaber, Chief Executive Officer at The ENTERTAINER. An app with over 6 million users, where you can find the biggest offers and discounts, that help you save on meals, experiences and travel and more, all in one place. Topics: - The Start Of The ENTERTAINER - How The ENTERTAINER Approach The Dubai Market - What's Next For The ENTERTAINER

On today's show, as we survey the sports landscape since the last pod, all is quiet. It's kinda peaceful, we've had lots of time to catch up on some tasks around the house, spend some time with friends and family, get in that extra swim at the gym, or just read a bit, and nowhere to be found has been a single NFL or NBA game. It's a huge switch from just a few weeks ago, when multiple screen viewing was almost mandatory in order to catch as much of the action as humanly possible, if The Association and The League are your thing, that is. But now, things have calmed down, with the Legend, Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs crowned as NFL champs and the NBA on All-Star hiatus, and like I said, all is quiet. Awfully quiet. Maybe too quiet. . . So it's with open arms we welcome back the NBA, as teams return from the All-Star Break to a full slate of games. There's still a lot to be seen as we enter the stretch drive, the final 25 or so games of the regular season, as far as who can stay healthy, which teams solidify their chemistry, and which teams just fall off, and Gaber and I will be following it all through the Playoffs as the NBA takes center stage in the sports world. And in that spirit, even though there haven't been any games besides the All-Star exhibitions, we've still got a ton of NBA takes for you today. See, with Patrick Mahomes doing legend stuff, Jalen Hurts and Joe Burrow looking incredible just trying to keep up, and in general, a pretty fun NFL stretch, we've had to cut short a lot of our NBA coverage and we have a ton of topics we've been waiting to hit lined up for you today. So sit back, the NBA is back from the All-Star Break and into the stretch drive and we're breaking down how it's all unfolding, next on the Roundup Podcast so let's get rolling . . .

On today's show, you'll have to excuse us if we get all caught up marveling at the incredible championship run we just witnessed by the Kansas City Chiefs. A 13-1 record since October 23rd with rookies in the secondary and free agent wide receivers learning on the job, we watched this team come together, but none of it would be possible without the emerging legend. Gaber and I sorted thru our collective Super Bowl memories, trying to find the occasion where the superior overall opponent was defeated by the lesser team with the superstar QB but we couldn't find many, but that's what we saw as Patrick Mahomes upset the Eagles. We all know about Mahomes' high ankle sprain, and that makes the story even more improbable, but forgetting the narrative, this man just balled out on the biggest stage, throwing 7 TDs and 0 INTs in his Playoff run. Two Super Bowls rings in 3 appearances, 2 Super Bowl MVPs, 2 regular season MVPs, thats good enough so that the only other QBs to ever do it were Montana and Brady, and these are the only names we should even mention when comparing Mahomes. Not Burrow, not Allen, not even Aaron Rodgers or Peyton Manning; Mahomes at age 27 has a top tier QB career arc and has already passed all these guys up in accomplishments. As the Guru has stated, “we're in the Patrick Mahomes era”, and judging from his determination to play thru debilitating pain, the passion he shows for the game and his utter dominance, I think it's safe to say this era will last for a while. So we'll have to wait to see how he stacks up to Brady and Montana in the end, but with his numbers and accomplishments, I'd argue that no QB has had a better start to their career than the Legend, Patrick Mahomes. Oh yeah, and we have some hoops to talk too! So sit back, it's come down to Chiefs and Eagles in the Super Bowl as the NBA season hits the trade deadline and we're breaking down how it's all unfolding, next on the Roundup Podcast so let's get rolling . . .

On today's show, we're getting hyped for one of the most promising Super Bowl matchups in the past few years, but with two weeks off between games, NBA trade season has been at the center of our attention. As the trade deadline hits today, no team has shifted gears more suddenly than the Nets, now minus their two stars but plus a bunch of 1st round picks and 3 and D wings. The continuing drama that surrounds Kyrie will follow him to Dallas, and maybe Luka helps him find a home, but KD has gone to Phoenix to join his fourth superteam and instantly become a title favorite. Oh, how the turntables turn. . . And after the dust settles around the NBA and Club 1 Dan shuts down the trade machine til free agency, all our focus shifts back to the NFL, as we look forward to the culmination of yet another football season. Gaber and I have been here for the whole ride, week to week, breaking it all down and trying to make some sense of it all but here we are, and in the end, it all makes perfect sense. We have a generational QB ascending to All-Time great in front of our eyes in Mahomes, in his 3rd Super Bowl in 5 years as a starter. We have the best overall team in the league in the Eagles, complete on both sides of the ball, and yet we still may be underrating them; given the context of the game and who they're playing, if they dominate this game, we may end up realizing that we've been watching a historically great team in Philly this whole time! My money is on the Legend, Patrick Mahomes, but either way, with the two best teams representing, we'll have a worthy champion. So sit back, it's come down to Chiefs and Eagles in the Super Bowl as the NBA season hits the trade deadline and we're breaking down how it's all unfolding, next on the Roundup Podcast so let's get rolling . . .

After a few weeks without a guest, the 17Twenty crew returns to the studio for an in-person recording with Terri Gaber, the Professional Development Manager at Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors.  As is the normal course, the conversation starts taking about who Terri is and the path to get to where she is now.  But in addition to all the wisdom nuggets from the journey, the conversation centers around training, development, workforce initiatives, TEXO's involvement in problem solving, and a bevy of ideas related to solving the workforce shortage that the construction industry faces.  As usual, you're going to love this episode and grab some nuggets. // Connect with Us // Check out all our episodes on all major streaming platforms, and further engagement with the 17Twenty crew on social media at:https://17twenty.buzzsprout.com/https://www.linkedin.com/company/17twentyhttps://www.instagram.com/17twentypodcast

Has been University of North Dakota hockey players (Gage Ausmus and Trevor Olson) talking the latest college hockey and helping normal civilians survive life. In this episode, Gage and Trevor are joined by Riese Gaber, a current University of North Dakota Fighting Sioux hockey player. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This episode of the Better Boundaries' podcast features attorneys  Mark Gaber and Hayden Johnson from Campaign Legal Center. Mark, Senior Director of Redistricting, and Hayden, Legal Fellow, are representing the plaintiffs, MWEG and LWVUT, along with 7  individuals in Utah's case against gerrymandering. We hope you enjoy.

We hear from UNC Charlotte Chancellor Sharon Gaber. She took over at a time of COVID-19 chaos. With that behind her, she shares her vision for the school.