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Siti oggi - dalla vetrina alla finestra sul cliente, insieme ai propri fornitoriIl sito non e' piu' notizie, o solo vetrina. E' una finestra della nostra azienda aperta al passaggio dei clienti.Sappiamo farci aiutare da software su misura e fornitori scelti per conformità agli standard ? Perche' non dobbiamo reinventare la ruota ma rendere facile al cliente l'entrata in azienda.E ai reparti aziendali possiamo dare dati già puliti, corretti, completi per dare piu' a tempo ai casi che richiedono piu' tempo.Quindi per le notizie usate Linkedin, Instagram, SteadyHQ (per newsletter podcast e gestione pagamenti) ma al cliente che viene sul vostro sito fate vedere la vostra azienda, non ditegli di andare al mercato.In poche parole, migliorate il vostro lavoro cosi' come lo fate oggi. Alla digitalizzazione si aggiunge l'opportunità di avere un aiuto dalla AI, quando serve. E questo vi permette di fare tanti salti in avanti, ma ricordate: aprite la vostra finestra ai clienti. Il lavoro che c'e' dietro, lo fara' il software su misura. Cosi' almeno lo vedo io per IusOnDemand.com Galleria su sitieassistenza.it 

This is a replay, and it is one of my favorites.A while back I was in Italy for Marmomac, the natural stone show in Verona, sponsored by the Italian Trade Agency. I added almost two weeks onto the trip and traveled alone through Verona, Bologna, Florence, the hillsides of Tuscany, Milan, and Lake Como.I did not bring my computer.One night in Florence, walking home from dinner past the Duomo, I heard a woman singing in the middle of the street. I stopped, I listened, and then I pulled out my iPhone and started recording this episode. No notes. No agenda. No plan. Just me telling you what was happening as it happened.I finished it days later in Milan.If your projects are starting to look like everybody else's projects, this one is for you.Why designers lose their creativityCreativity is not a talent problem. It is a fuel problem. Most of us run the business until the creative tank is empty, then wonder why the work feels flat. I talk about what it felt like to be at a crossroads with my business, my life, and my design aesthetic all at the same time.Social media is a sea of samenessSomeone posts a reel that performs. Everybody copies the reel. Someone builds a room that is easy to design and gets attention. Everybody builds the room. I explain why I took social media off my phone for this trip, and why it is the last place to look when you need to find your own point of view.Stop copying someone else's signature lookThere is nothing wrong with having a signature look. There is a lot wrong with wearing someone else's. When you copy another designer's signature, you devalue your own creativity, your own business, and your own intellectual property.What Michelangelo's unfinished figures taught me about feeling stuckI paid for a tour guide just to skip the line and see David. Ten minutes in, she said let's go. I told her to go on without me and stayed another twenty minutes. In that entryway there are half-carved figures still trying to pull themselves out of the marble, sitting there unfinished for five hundred years. That is most of us.Then the question that reframed the whole trip: did Michelangelo carve David based on what everybody else was doing?What is your David?The one thing you do that no one else in your market does. If you cannot name a clear, inspiring distinction between you and every other designer out there, stop what you are doing and figure that out first. Write it down. Then show the world.What is your Italy?You do not need a plane ticket. You do need time alone. Not with your kids, not with your husband or wife, not with your clients, not with your trades. Alone. A day at a coffee shop, one night in a hotel two hours from your house, a sketchbook and no phone. That is the magic time.The expectations you never told anyone aboutI walked into that trip carrying expectations that other people did not know I had set for them. Letting those go changed my travel days, and then it changed my client meetings, my calls, and my job sites.A thought is just a thought. The trouble starts when you turn it into a feeling.When a contractor told me I was charging too muchEarly in my career a general contractor told me I was charging way more than any other design firm in the area. It rattled me enough that I went back and looked at the data. I was not wrong. If someone cannot value what you bring to a project, that is information about the fit, not about your pricing.Nobody pulls a designer off a rack. Deliverables, skill, and talent come first. Price comes second.Choosing peace in the middle of a chaotic projectFurniture arrives late. Trades do not show. A big city is loud on a Saturday morning. You still get to decide whether you are the calm one. That is not a personality trait, it is leadership, and your client is watching for it.What Italy changed about my own workGreenery spilling off third-story balconies. Vintage plates on a table that looks like it belongs in a garden. Natural materials and a softer, more relaxed hand. I am not giving up my metallics, but I came home wanting to bring more feeling into the work.Because a beautiful room without connection is not a win for anybody.The one thing I want you to take with youIf you are 10 or 15 years into this business, go back to the beginning and ask yourself why you got into it. It was the creative part. If that is missing right now, that is fixable.Your business is built on your specific, very unique artistic genius and your intellectual property. Never turn that into a commodity.Mentioned in this episode: Marmomac (Verona), the Italian Trade Agency, Michelangelo's David and the Prisoners at the Galleria dell'Accademia in Florence, Milan's vertical garden architecture.Want the longer version of this conversation? It is the whole reason I wrote The Designer Within. Order a signed copy: https://johnmcclaindesign.com/designerwithinText Me a Message!FREE VIDEO TRAINING DIRECT FROM JOHN:Design feels natural.The business side doesn't.Join this free 39-minute training for interior designers and learn the 3 secrets to building a profitable, stress-free design business without burnout or chaos.

Maria Luisa Frisa"After. Un percorso di lavoro"Fendi / Karl Lagerfeld 1985Fino al 25 ottobre 2026 la Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Roma ospita After Un percorso di lavoro. Fendi / Karl Lagerfeld 1985, la mostra che rilegge e riporta in vita l'esposizione inaugurata nello stesso museo il 5 ottobre 1985, allora voluta da Karl Lagerfeld per celebrare i primi vent'anni del suo sodalizio con Fendi.Il progetto, promosso da Fendi in occasione dei cento anni della maison, è ideato da Maria Grazia Chiuri e curato da Maria Luisa Frisa. L'inaugurazione, il 9 luglio, ha coinciso con la sfilata Fendi Couture ospitata nelle sale della Galleria dedicate al Novecento.La mostra segue il più fedelmente possibile la struttura narrativa concepita da Lagerfeld quarant'anni fa, articolata nelle sezioni Tavolette, Caleidoscopio, Matrici Progettuali, Teatro, Pettine, Video, Schizzi e Computer: un percorso che non racconta l'abito finito, ma il processo che lo precede, tra schizzi, prove, ripetizioni e ossessioni creative.In sala tornano oggetti e documenti originali dall'archivio Fendi e da quello storico della Galleria — modelli in carta, tele preparatorie, cartelle di campionari, disegni — sostituiti solo dove mancanti da riproduzioni fedeli. Chiude il percorso una selezione dell'ampia rassegna stampa del 1985, occasione per riflettere su come sia cambiato, in quarant'anni, il modo in cui i musei italiani raccontano la moda.Riproporre una mostra che ha fatto epoca significa indagare la storia della moda e farla rivivere attraverso una ricontestualizzazione critica, ha spiegato la curatrice Maria Luisa Frisa: il titolo After segnala proprio questo doppio movimento, tra ciò che è stato e ciò che, da quella storia, può ancora nascere.Informazioni pratiche Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea, Viale delle Belle Arti 131, Roma 10 luglio – 25 ottobre 2026, da martedì a domenica ore 9:00–19:00, lunedì chiuso Ingresso incluso nel biglietto della GalleriaMaria Luisa Frisa è nata a Venezia e si è formata a Firenze, dove si è laureata in Storia dell'arte. Negli anni Ottanta fonda con Stefano Tonchi la rivista Westuff, cronaca della scena underground fiorentina tra moda, teatro d'avanguardia e voglia di uscire dalla provincia. Nel 1987 Giorgio Armani la chiama a occuparsi del progetto Emporio Armani Magazine e della comunicazione dell'immagine del marchio.Dal 2005 è professoressa ordinaria allo IUAV di Venezia, dove ha fondato e diretto il corso di laurea in Design della Moda e Arti Multimediali. Teorica e curatrice, è stata presidente di AISM (Associazione Italiana Studi di Moda) e ha diretto la collana Moda per Marsilio, curando numerose mostre e i relativi cataloghi. È autrice di Le forme della moda (il Mulino) e curatrice di I racconti della moda (Einaudi, 2024). Cura oggi After Un percorso di lavoro. Fendi / Karl Lagerfeld 1985 alla Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Roma.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

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The Tom Kelly Show goes on location to Auto Spa of Williston Park on Willis Avenue for a sponsored podcast with Tom Kelly, Steve Burger behind the camera, and special guest Fat Jay. While Tom's "Massapequa Mobile" gets an oil change, Tom and Fat Jay riff about Auto Spa, Christmas in July, Long Island car maintenance, and why this shop doesn't hit you with the old-school mechanic upsell. Then the conversation turns into a full Long Island pizza debate: viral pizza feuds, influencer drama, underrated slices, old-school Italian spots, dangerous parking lots, and the pizza places that deserve more attention. Fat Jay gives his takes on the Long Island pizza wars, bromate drama, Three Brothers of Rockville Centre, Dario's, Phil's, Lombardo's of Seaford, Anona of Valley Stream, Little Vincent's, Mama's, Umberto's, Carmela's, Galleria of Merrick, and more. Auto Spa employees even jump in with their own underrated pizza picks, including Enzo's of Williston Park, Mama Theresa's, and Frantony's. It's part podcast, part local business shout-out, part Long Island food fight — all from inside Auto Spa while the oil change is actually happening. Watch The Tom Kelly Show on YouTube and listen on all podcast apps. Follow Auto Spa of Williston Park on Instagram and tell them Tom Kelly sent you.

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La testimonianza del camionista thienese tamponato ieri dall'auto di don Francesco Andreoli, salesiano di Schio. Il giovane sacerdote si era scusato, il camionista gli aveva fatto cenno di scendere dall'auto per mettersi il sicurezza con l'animatore sedicenne che aveva a bordo. Poi l'urto con un'Audi guidata da padre di famiglia.

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L'attività si svolgerà dalle ore 21 di oggi, sabato 20 giugno, e fino alle ore 3 circa di domani, domenica 21 giugno. Il tratto compreso tra i caselli di Vicenza Ovest e Vicenza Est sarà chiuso in entrambe le direzioni (sia per Venezia che per Milano).

...e poi c'è il toro della Galleria di Milano, con il suo piccolo rituale di fortuna e con tutte le discussioni che ogni tanto nascono quando entra in gioco il restauro. Due dettagli molto diversi, ma abbastanza per far capire subito il tono di questa puntata. Trascrizione interattiva e Vocab Helper Support Easy Italian and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easyitalian.fm/membership Note dell'episodio What are Italians Wearing Today? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlPC2I93d6c&t=1s In Calabria certe cose legate al caffè prendono una strada tutta loro, e Brasilena è proprio una di quelle. Sembra quasi una provocazione, ma è anche il tipo di bevanda che racconta bene quanto siano locali, e un po' imprevedibili, certe abitudini italiane. Poi si va alla Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, dove un mosaico diventa quasi un rito collettivo. Il toro, i tre giri, la fortuna e il restauro che non mette mai tutti d'accordo: basta questo per capire che certi simboli di città in Italia non sono mai solo decorazione. Restano lì, e intorno si accumulano gesti, discussioni e un affetto un po' strano. Alla fine c'è anche una di quelle espressioni che usiamo spesso senza pensarci troppo: passare la notte in bianco. Sembra solo un modo per dire che non si è dormito, ma dietro c'è una storia molto più precisa e molto più medievale di quanto sembri. Passare la notte in bianco: stare svegli per tutta la notte, senza dormire. to stay up all night Investitura: cerimonia medievale con cui si proclamava qualcuno cavaliere. knighting ceremony Trascrizione Raffaele: [0:01] E siamo live! Matteo, buongiorno! Matteo: [0:25] Buongiorno, come va? Raffaele: [0:27] Abbastanza bene, dai, non mi posso lamentare. Matteo: [0:30] Qui siamo alle prese con una serie di cose strane che vengono da un restyling del software che usiamo per registrare. Raffaele: [0:45] Questi restyling che finiscono per peggiorare la situazione... Matteo: [0:51] Mamma mia. ... Se siete membri, nell'aftershow continuiamo la chiacchierata e ci prendiamo un po' più di tempo per i dettagli lasciati fuori qui. Support Easy Italian and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easyitalian.fm/membership

State Assemblyman Pat Chludzinski on IKEA coming to Western New York at the Walden Galleria full 214 Tue, 16 Jun 2026 08:30:00 +0000 kUvheCOWtL05ietJKH5TxovMUmp9aE1X news,wben,cheektowaga,ikea,patrick chludzinski,walden galleria WBEN Extras news,wben,cheektowaga,ikea,patrick chludzinski,walden galleria State Assemblyman Pat Chludzinski on IKEA coming to Western New York at the Walden Galleria Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News htt

Cheektowaga Town Supervisor Brian Nowak on IKEA coming to Western New York at the Walden Galleria full 167 Tue, 16 Jun 2026 08:30:00 +0000 gziV8VMKKHVRcNAnCfKmk1qT7mXmr2xs news,western new york,wben,cheektowaga,ikea,brian nowak,walden galleria WBEN Extras news,western new york,wben,cheektowaga,ikea,brian nowak,walden galleria Cheektowaga Town Supervisor Brian Nowak on IKEA coming to Western New York at the Walden Galleria Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News

Fluent Fiction - Italian: The Hidden Masterpiece: A Uffizi Gallery Mystery Unveiled Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2026-06-13-22-34-01-it Story Transcript:It: Il sole di primavera illuminava la Galleria degli Uffizi a Firenze.En: The spring sun illuminated the Galleria degli Uffizi in Firenze.It: Turisti da tutto il mondo ammiravano i capolavori d'arte.En: Tourists from all over the world admired the masterpieces of art.It: Le alte volte e i grandi saloni erano pieni di colori e storia.En: The high vaults and large halls were full of colors and history.It: Tra loro c'era un uomo di nome Giovanni.En: Among them was a man named Giovanni.It: Giovanni era un esperto d'arte.En: Giovanni was an art expert.It: Sembrava concentrato su un'opera d'arte, ma aveva un segreto: un prezioso dipinto era scomparso, e lui cercava di ritrovarlo senza che nessuno se ne accorgesse.En: He seemed focused on a work of art, but he had a secret: a precious painting had disappeared, and he was trying to find it without anyone noticing.It: Luca, il guardiano di sicurezza, passava le sue giornate a sognare di diventare un artista famoso.En: Luca, the security guard, spent his days dreaming of becoming a famous artist.It: Mentre pattugliava la galleria, non poteva fare a meno di disegnare sui suoi blocchi d'appunti.En: While patrolling the gallery, he couldn't help but draw on his sketchpads.It: Giovanni aveva notato Luca e aveva un'idea.En: Giovanni had noticed Luca and had an idea.It: Avvicinandosi a Luca, gli disse: "Se mi aiuti a trovare il dipinto, farò esporre uno dei tuoi quadri qui."En: Approaching Luca, he said, "If you help me find the painting, I will have one of your paintings exhibited here."It: Luca occhi spalancati per l'idea e accettò subito.En: Luca's eyes widened at the idea, and he agreed immediately.It: Cominciò a dare un'occhiata più attenta alle persone e ai movimenti dentro la galleria.En: He began to take a closer look at the people and movements inside the gallery.It: Nel frattempo, una giovane turista di nome Alessia notò qualcosa di strano.En: Meanwhile, a young tourist named Alessia noticed something strange.It: Uno degli angoli delle sale sembrava diverso, come se ci fosse una porta nascosta.En: One of the corners of the halls seemed different, as if there was a hidden door.It: Curiosa, Alessia si avvicinò e scoprì un meccanismo che aprì una stanza nascosta.En: Curious, Alessia approached and discovered a mechanism that opened a hidden room.It: Era piccola e buia, ma qualcosa brillava al suo interno.En: It was small and dark, but something inside was shining.It: Era il dipinto scomparso!En: It was the missing painting!It: Alessia, emozionata, corse a cercare Giovanni e Luca.En: Excited, Alessia ran to find Giovanni and Luca.It: Con l'aiuto di Alessia, il dipinto fu recuperato.En: With Alessia's help, the painting was recovered.It: Giovanni realizzò quanto fosse fortunato.En: Giovanni realized how lucky he was.It: Capì di aver bisogno di essere più onesto.En: He understood that he needed to be more honest.It: Guardò Luca con rispetto, riconoscendo il suo talento.En: He looked at Luca with respect, recognizing his talent.It: Luca, incoraggiato dalla sincerità di Giovanni, trovò finalmente la fiducia necessaria per credere nel suo sogno.En: Luca, encouraged by Giovanni's sincerity, finally found the confidence he needed to believe in his dream.It: Alla fine, Luca vide il suo quadro esposto accanto ai grandi maestri.En: In the end, Luca saw his painting displayed next to the great masters.It: Gli Uffizi restavano pieni di turisti, ma ora, tra i capolavori, c'era anche un'opera di Luca.En: The Uffizi remained full of tourists, but now, among the masterpieces, there was also a work by Luca.It: Giovanni aveva imparato a essere onesto e a valorizzare gli altri, mentre Luca scoprì la bellezza della sua arte.En: Giovanni learned to be honest and to value others, while Luca discovered the beauty of his art.It: Il sole tramontava su Firenze, ma all'interno degli Uffizi, nuova luce brillava sulla tela di Luca.En: The sun set over Firenze, but inside the Uffizi, a new light shone on Luca's canvas. Vocabulary Words:the gallery: la galleriathe masterpieces: i capolavorithe vaults: le voltethe halls: i salonithe painting: il dipintothe guard: il guardianothe sketchpads: i blocchi d'appuntithe eyes: gli occhithe tourists: i turistithe corner: l'angolothe door: la portathe mechanism: il meccanismothe room: la stanzathe masters: i maestrithe canvas: la telathe spring: la primaverathe sun: il solethe world: il mondothe history: la storiathe art: l'artethe secret: il segretothe confidence: la fiduciathe sincerity: la sinceritàthe dream: il sognothe help: l'aiutothe respect: il rispettothe talent: il talentothe beauty: la bellezzathe idea: l'ideathe tourist: la turista

#realconversations #music #medieval #farming #author#trombone #Scotland CONVERSATIONS WITH CALVIN — WE THESPECIESHosted by Calvin SchwartzMeet LAURA VOSIKA; “Just a few weeks ago, I was a gueston Laura's enduring podcast, Books and Brews, so we swapped. Laura's journey isiconic. Perhaps even the right stuff they make movies about. Growing up in themilitary, visiting castles in England, sites, and happenings in Germany.Raising a large family. A freelance musician. Trombone. I never met a tromboneplayer before. “Trombone players have a certain personality.” Life inMinnesota. Bachelor's degree. Master's degree in education. Teaching. Band direction.Author of Blue Bells Chronicles. A lot of books were sold. And today ourinterview was conducted on her working farm in Tennessee. Mountains and sheepjust out her window. She's wondrously delightful, insightful, charming,eloquent, and brilliant. Love talking about her connections to Scotland. One ofmy favorite mood songs is Loch Lomond. She writes about time travel andmedieval Scotland. As I do in these capsules, I like to deposit words andideas.  She wrote a poem at 8 years oldand a novel at 10. She writes about redemption. And Robert the Bruce and histwo-headed axe. The fifties were a safe time. I mentioned how I look like Dr.Brown from Back to the Future. Talked about being an author. Need thick skin.“Love that book so I married the author.” She was born with a midlife crisis.Now you can grasp why I thought there's a movie here. Enough said.” Calvin

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Johnny Mac shares five good news stories: Aubrey, a manager at an Applebee's in Michigan, guided staff and dozens of customers into a windowless prep kitchen and pulled people in from outside just before a tornado hit, with glass shattering as it passed. In Venice, the Galleria dell'Accademia is letting visitors watch conservators restore Giovanni Bellini's 500-year-old "Madonna and Child Enthroned" in real time, a two-year, $580,000 project using UV and infrared imaging to remove old varnish, repair wood-panel damage, and restore color. On the Isle of Man, volunteers planted 30,000 trees in three years to revive a rare temperate rainforest. Adriana rehabilitated Stevie the betta fish from a tiny cup to a proper aquarium, transforming his color and fins and highlighting fish-care needs. In Lincoln, California, officials recaptured Zeus the zebra after two escapes in four days.John also hosts Daily Comedy NewsUnlock an ad-free podcast experience with Caloroga Shark Media!  For Apple users, hit the banner which says Uninterrupted Listening on your Apple podcasts app. Subscribe now for exclusive shows like 'Palace Intrigue,' and get bonus content from Deep Crown (our exclusive Palace Insider!) Or get 'Daily Comedy News,' and '5 Good News Stories' with no commercials! Plans start at $4.99 per month, or save 20% with a yearly plan at $49.99. Join today and help support the show!Get more info from Caloroga Shark Media and if you have any comments, suggestions, or just want to get in touch our email is info@caloroga.com

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Claire Tyrrell speaks with Ella Loneragan about the next chapter for Co3 Contemporary Dance. Plus: Gina Rinehart's Arafura boost; Kilbane's shock exit and Galleria's revamp.

Lo abbiamo detto molte volte, ed altrettante ci siamo riuscitiCon alcuni, purtroppo, non riusciremo mai a farloCon altri invece ci siamo riusciti e ci stiamo riuscendoA fare cosa direte voi? A dire grazie.C'è una parte di noi, o meglio, una parte della nostra Passione, che è stata cresciuta e coltivata da determinate personalità del Web, e fra queste nel nostro caso, c'è Fede PerlamE non potevamo concludere al meglio questa avventura, fatta di tantissime storie, con la storia di chi un po' ci ha anche cresciutoPerché quel giorno in cui Naska lo andò a trovare e tirò fuori un elicottero, non è stato solo una pietra miliare di YouTube Italia, ma anche uno stupendo ricordo della nostra adolescenza.Grazie per averci seguito anche in questa fantastica avventura, grazie di tutto il supporto che ci date.Che altro dirvi se non... buon ascolto!CONTATTI: pistone.podcast@gmail.com

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Fluent Fiction - Italian: A Canvas of Heritage: Luca's Artistic Journey in Firenze Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2026-05-08-07-38-19-it Story Transcript:It: Il sole di primavera illuminava Firenze con una luce dorata.En: The spring sun illuminated Firenze with a golden light.It: I fiori sbocciavano lungo le strade storiche, e il profumo di caffè riempiva l'aria.En: Flowers blossomed along the historic streets, and the scent of coffee filled the air.It: Era un giorno speciale per Luca, Giulia e Alessandro.En: It was a special day for Luca, Giulia, and Alessandro.It: Si ritrovavano per una riunione di famiglia alla Galleria degli Uffizi, famosa per le sue opere d'arte rinascimentali.En: They were gathering for a family reunion at the Galleria degli Uffizi, famous for its Renaissance artworks.It: Luca camminava lentamente verso l'ingresso della galleria.En: Luca walked slowly towards the gallery entrance.It: Sentiva il peso della storia familiare su di sé.En: He felt the weight of family history upon him.It: La sua famiglia era nota nel mondo dell'arte da generazioni.En: His family was renowned in the art world for generations.It: Ma lui, Luca, era un aspirante artista che cercava il suo posto.En: But he, Luca, was an aspiring artist seeking his place.It: Giulia lo osservava con un sorriso gentile.En: Giulia watched him with a gentle smile.It: "Andrà tutto bene, Luca," disse, dandogli una leggera pacca sulla spalla.En: "It will all go well, Luca," she said, giving him a light pat on the shoulder.It: Giulia era pratica e concreta, lavorava nel settore tecnologico, ma amava supportare il fratello.En: Giulia was practical and concrete, working in the tech sector, but she loved supporting her brother.It: All'interno, le stanze della galleria erano affollate di turisti e appassionati d'arte.En: Inside, the gallery's rooms were crowded with tourists and art enthusiasts.It: I soffitti alti e le opere famose dell'epoca rinascimentale creavano un'atmosfera solenne.En: The high ceilings and famous works of the Renaissance era created a solemn atmosphere.It: Alessandro, il loro cugino, li accolse con entusiasmo.En: Alessandro, their cousin, greeted them enthusiastically.It: "Ciao a tutti!"En: "Hello everyone!"It: disse, con un sorriso orgoglioso.En: he said, with a proud smile.It: Per lui, l'arte era una missione di vita, e lavorare agli Uffizi era il sogno realizzato.En: For him, art was a life's mission, and working at the Uffizi was his dream come true.It: Alessandro guidò Luca e Giulia verso un'antica pittura di famiglia appesa in una delle gallerie.En: Alessandro guided Luca and Giulia towards an ancient family painting hanging in one of the galleries.It: "Questo è il capolavoro di nostro bisnonno," spiegò.En: "This is our great-grandfather's masterpiece," he explained.It: "Un simbolo del nostro retaggio."En: "A symbol of our heritage."It: Mentre gli altri membri della famiglia ammiravano il dipinto, Luca fece un passo indietro.En: While the other family members admired the painting, Luca took a step back.It: Sentiva che le sue opere non avrebbero mai potuto eguagliare tali capolavori.En: He felt that his works could never match such masterpieces.It: Ma oggi era deciso a fare un passo audace.En: But today, he was determined to take a bold step.It: "Ho qualcosa da mostrarvi," disse Luca, tirando fuori una tela coperta.En: "I have something to show you," said Luca, pulling out a covered canvas.It: Alessandro fece un cenno di incoraggiamento, mentre gli altri si avvicinavano curiosi.En: Alessandro nodded encouragingly as the others approached curiously.It: Luca rivelò il suo dipinto.En: Luca revealed his painting.It: Raffigurava Firenze, ma con uno stile moderno e personale.En: It depicted Firenze, but in a modern and personal style.It: I colori vibranti e le forme astratte raccontavano una storia nuova.En: The vibrant colors and abstract shapes told a new story.It: Le reazioni furono diverse.En: The reactions were varied.It: Alcuni apprezzarono il coraggio, altri rimasero perplessi.En: Some appreciated the courage, others were puzzled.It: Ma ciò che importava di più era lo sguardo di approvazione di Alessandro.En: But what mattered most was Alessandro's approving look.It: "Hai talento, Luca.En: "You have talent, Luca.It: Non dubitare mai di questo," disse con sincerità.En: Never doubt it," he said sincerely.It: Dopo la riunione, Giulia si avvicinò e propose: "Posso aiutarti a entrare in contatto con alcune gallerie d'arte contemporanea."En: After the reunion, Giulia approached and proposed, "I can help you get in touch with some contemporary art galleries."It: Luca sorrise, finalmente vedendo una strada chiara davanti a sé.En: Luca smiled, finally seeing a clear path ahead of him.It: Mentre il sole tramontava su Firenze, Luca si sentiva per la prima volta libero.En: As the sun set over Firenze, Luca felt free for the first time.It: Aveva trovato la sua voce nel mondo dell'arte, unendo passato e presente.En: He had found his voice in the art world, uniting past and present.It: Con il supporto della famiglia e una nuova fiducia in se stesso, era pronto a lasciare il segno.En: With his family's support and newfound confidence, he was ready to leave his mark. Vocabulary Words:the spring: la primaverailluminated: illuminavathe flowers: i fioriblossomed: sbocciavanothe scent: il profumogathering: ritrovavanothe gallery: la galleriathe entrance: l'ingressothe weight: il pesorenowned: notathe shoulder: la spallacrowded: affollatethe ceilings: i soffittithe artworks: le opereenthusiastically: con entusiasmothe masterpiece: il capolavorothe heritage: il retaggioadmired: ammiravanoto encourage: incoraggiarerevealed: rivelòdepicted: raffiguravavibrant: vibrantithe courage: il coraggiopuzzled: perplessithe approval: lo sguardo di approvazioneapproached: si avvicinòcontemporary: contemporaneathe sunset: il tramontofree: liberoto unite: unire

Cast:Benjamin ChandlerSteve RogersAlice RobinsonAdditional Music: 'Aurora' by Scott Buckley (released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au), 'Liljeholmsviken' by Vendla, 'Gentlemen' by Vendla, 'Floating in Space' by Eva Hummingbird, and 'Coalesce' by Elin Piel (Epidemic Sound)Content warnings: Strong themes of death and loss, mentions of slavery, and abuse, and the consumption of alcohol.#planescape #planescapetorment #dnd #audiodrama #podcast #opendnd #fanfiction #fantasy #undersigil #philosophyWith thanks to all our Patrons and donators.The Nameless One ties up a few loose ends in the Clerks Ward and prepares for his 'date' with Fall-from-Grace.Listen along to the story of the Nameless One and his companions in this audio drama/podcast style re-telling of this classic Dungeons & Dragons game.To support this show, please consider joining our Patreon at: patreon.com/revocergmOr donating on our Ko-Fi page at: ko-fi.com/revocergmOn these pages you will also find my Discord invite link, available to everyone.Also check out Mimir.net for some wonderful articles on Planescape lore and locations.You can also find us on Threads, Instagram and X, all at @revocergmThank you,RevocerGM (Squidge) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the debut of “St Louis Morning Brief,” Marc Cox and Kim St. Ange take a deeper look at severe storms that swept across the region, bringing tornado warnings, hail, fallen trees, structural damage, and widespread power outages. Kim reports more than 20,000 Ameren customers in St. Louis County remained without electricity, with additional outages across the Metro East. Marc recounts driving through multiple storm cells and sheltering in a Galleria parking garage to avoid hail. The segment also examines concerns over municipal warning sirens, whether alerts were too broad or properly timed, and how last year's deadly tornado has heightened anxiety whenever severe weather strikes the area. Hashtags: #StLouisMorningBrief #StLouisWeather #StormDamage #PowerOutages #Ameren #TornadoWarning #StCharlesCounty #MetroEast #SevereWeather #MarkCox

WBEN's Tom Puckett on Walden Galleria Violence full 72 Wed, 15 Apr 2026 20:00:00 +0000 SOkpveh9Ci0GA9IkXH8MGNe2bPT6HM2b news & politics,news WBEN Extras news & politics,news WBEN's Tom Puckett on Walden Galleria Violence Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News & Politics News False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-li

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Pastor James Giles of WNY Peacekeepers on violence at Walden Galleria full 619 Wed, 15 Apr 2026 07:52:00 +0000 Lsl11cmmSBdNFdXEhXp0oJwNLkVl9hxH news & politics,news WBEN Extras news & politics,news Pastor James Giles of WNY Peacekeepers on violence at Walden Galleria Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News & Politics News False https://player.amperwav

Late on the evening of April 12th, two women were arrested after a fight that took place outside Aloha Krab at the Walden Galleria. This is not the first brush the Walden Galleria has had with violent incidents, we're just a little over two months removed from an incident where three women were stabbed. What's going on at the Galleria?

On episode #103 of the Infectious Disease Puscast, Daniel and Sara review the infectious disease literature for the weeks of 3/12 – 3/25/26. Host: Daniel Griffin and Sarah Dong Subscribe (free): Apple Podcasts, RSS, email Become a patron of Puscast! Links for this episode Viral Probable Japanese Encephalitis Virus Transmission through Organ Transplantation (NEJM) Clinical Characteristics and Severity of Rhinovirus/Enterovirus–Associated Hospitalizations: A Multi-country Analysis from the Global Influenza Hospital Surveillance Network, 2017–2024 (OFID) Bacterial Eagle effect (Wikipedia) THE RATE OF BACTERICIDAL ACTION OF PENICILLIN IN VITRO AS A FUNCTION OF ITS CONCENTRATION, AND ITS PARADOXICALLY REDUCED ACTIVITY AT HIGH CONCENTRATIONS AGAINST CERTAIN ORGANISMS (JEM) Linezolid versus clindamycin for toxin inhibition in severe skin and soft tissue infections: a systematic review and meta-analysis (Infection) Surviving Sepsis Campaign: International Guidelines for Management of Sepsis and Septic Shock 2026 (Critical Care Medicine) Caring for Adult Patients With Sepsis (JAMA) Surviving Sepsis Campaign International Guidelines for the Management of Sepsis and Septic Shock in Children 2026 (Intensive Care Medicine) Executive Summary: Surviving Sepsis Campaign International Guidelines for the Management of Sepsis and Septic Shock in Children 2026 (Pediatric Critical Care Medicine) Caring for Pediatric Patients With Sepsis (JAMA) ACEP Will Not Endorse New Sepsis Guidelines from the Surviving Sepsis Campaign (American College of Emergency Physicians) Continuous vs Intermittent β-Lactam Antibiotic Infusions in Critically Ill Patients With SepsisThe BLING III Randomized Clinical Trial (JAMA) Activation of l-histidine biosynthesis as a new antibiotic strategy against Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Nature Communications) Survival trends in patients with difficult-to-treat, antibiotic-resistant, Gram-negative infections in the era of next-generation antibiotics in the USA: a retrospective cohort study (LANCET: Infectious Diseases) Fungal The Last of US Season 2 (YouTube) Empirical Antifungal Treatment of Critically Ⅲ Patients With Influenza-Associated Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome: A Propensity Score Weighted Observational Study (CID) Clinical and Radiological Predictors of Invasive Fungal Sinusitis (OFID) Blood Cultures Contain Populations of Genetically Diverse Candida albicans Strains that May Differ in Echinocandin Tolerance and Fitness (JID) Can fluconazole be used to treat non-resistant Candida (Candidozyma) auris infections? Preclinical PK/PD data from a Galleria mellonella infection model (JID) Parasitic Na-GST-1 adsorbed on Alhydrogel co-administered with different Toll-like receptor agonists in hookworm-naive adults using a controlled human infection model in the USA: a phase 2, double-blind, randomised controlled trial (LANCET: Infectious Diseases) Miscellaneous Bridging the Gap: A Needs Assessment of Resources and Support for International Medical Graduates Navigating Visa-Related Career Decisions in Infectious Diseases (OFID) Number Needed to Treat (NEJM) Music is by Ronald Jenkees Information on this podcast should not be considered as medical advice.

Rosella Postorino"Storia di Anna Drei"Milena MilaniEdizioni Cliquotwww.cliquot.itL'incontro davanti al cinema Barberini di Roma, nelle prime righe del romanzo, pare frutto di mera casualità; eppure, la relazione che sboccia subito tra la narratrice – non conosceremo mai il suo nome – e la sfuggente figura di Anna Drei fa già intuire il destino ineluttabile che incatenerà le due giovani donne l'una all'altra.Non è attrazione sessuale, e neppure fiorirà col tempo un'amicizia profonda fra due esistenze affini. Anzi, forse l'opposto: sarà un'intesa rarefatta, straniante, aspra; priva di quella materialità che invece è attributo della violenza (o dell'inconsistenza) maschile.E così, mentre la storia di Anna Drei lentamente si svela, tra un presente disordinato e un passato di verità e immaginazione custodito fra le pagine di un diario, la narratrice può entrare crudamente in contatto con il proprio mondo interiore, addentrarsi nei luoghi più sacri e oscuri di sé, dove il suo doppio la conduce.Storia di Anna Drei, uscito nel 1947 e vincitore della prima edizione del premio Mondadori, è il romanzo d'esordio di Milena Milani, ed è considerato un modello di Esistenzialismo italiano.Postfazione di Rosella Postorino.Illustrazione di copertina di Silvia Franchini.Milena Milani (Savona, 1917-2013), figura poliedrica, ha attraversato il Novecento tra letteratura e arte contemporanea. Dalla frequentazione del gruppo di intellettuali che si riuniva al Caffè Aragno di Roma seguì il suo esordio, nel 1944, con una raccolta di poesie. Del 1947 è il suo primo romanzo, Storia di Anna Drei, con cui vinse la prima edizione del premio Mondadori. La sua opera più nota è invece La ragazza di nome Giulio (Longanesi, 1964), che fu oggetto di processo per oscenità. Nel campo delle arti visive, collaborò con Carlo Cardazzo alla Galleria del Naviglio, del Cavallino e Selecta e aderì allo Spazialismo di Lucio Fontana, firmandone tutti i Manifesti. Attiva promotrice culturale, ricevette nel 1988 l'onorificenza di Grande ufficiale al merito della Repubblica italiana. Oggi la sua opera è curata dalla Fondazione Museo di arte contemporanea Milena Milani in memoria di Carlo Cardazzo, con sede a Savona.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Fluent Fiction - Italian: Winter Whispers: Love and Art Blossom in Firenze Café Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2026-03-04-08-38-20-it Story Transcript:It: Il sole invernale filtrava attraverso le finestre del caffè, riscaldando l'atmosfera con un'illuminazione soffusa e accogliente.En: The winter sun filtered through the café windows, warming the atmosphere with a soft and cozy light.It: Il caffè, situato in un angolo pittoresco di Firenze, offriva una vista della vivace Piazza della Signoria, con i passanti imbacuccati nei cappotti pesanti, mentre aquiloni di carta colorata volavano tra i bambini che ridevano.En: The café, located in a picturesque corner of Firenze, offered a view of the lively Piazza della Signoria, with passersby bundled up in heavy coats, while colorful paper kites flew among the laughing children.It: Giulia era seduta a un tavolino di legno, il suo sguardo vagava nervosamente tra i piattini pieni di dolci deliziosi e le tazzine di caffè fumante.En: Giulia was seated at a wooden table, her gaze nervously wandering between the plates full of delicious pastries and the steaming cups of coffee.It: Era una studentessa di storia dell'arte, appassionata e sempre alla ricerca di qualcuno che capisse e condividesse la sua passione.En: She was a passionate art history student, always looking for someone who understood and shared her passion.It: Ma ora si sentiva ansiosa.En: But now she was feeling anxious.It: Questo appuntamento con Alessandro la metteva un po' in agitazione.En: This date with Alessandro made her a bit agitated.It: Lui era un musicista conosciuto per il suo talento e la sua fiducia in se stesso, caratteristiche che in qualche modo la intimorivano ma allo stesso tempo la affascinavano.En: He was a musician known for his talent and self-confidence, qualities that somehow intimidated her but at the same time fascinated her.It: Alessandro entrò nel caffè con un sorriso rilassato e sicuro.En: Alessandro entered the café with a relaxed and confident smile.It: "Ciao Giulia", disse con un cenno.En: "Ciao Giulia," he said with a nod.It: Si sedette di fronte a lei, ordinò un cappuccino e iniziò a raccontare storie di concerti e viaggi.En: He sat down across from her, ordered a cappuccino, and began to tell stories of concerts and travels.It: Giulia annuiva, cercando di mascherare la sua ansia con un sorriso.En: Giulia nodded, trying to mask her anxiety with a smile.It: Ma le parole sembravano bloccarsi in gola ogni volta che provava a parlare.En: But the words seemed to get stuck in her throat every time she tried to speak.It: L'atmosfera cambiò quando Alessandro notò un dipinto alle pareti del caffè.En: The atmosphere changed when Alessandro noticed a painting on the café walls.It: "Sai, questo mi ricorda il tuo amore per l'arte", disse con curiosità sincera.En: "You know, this reminds me of your love for art," he said with genuine curiosity.It: Quel commento semplice illuminò Giulia.En: That simple comment illuminated Giulia.It: "Oh, sì!En: "Oh, yes!It: Questo è uno stile fiorentino tipico!En: This is a typical fiorentino style!It: Amo come catturano la luce", rispose con entusiasmo ritrovato.En: I love how they capture the light," she responded with newfound enthusiasm.It: La conversazione iniziò a fluire mentre parlavano di arte e musica.En: The conversation began to flow as they talked about art and music.It: Alessandro raccontò del suo ultimo viaggio a Napoli, tentando di spiegare come la vista del mare e dei vecchi castelli lo ispirassero.En: Alessandro recounted his recent trip to Napoli, attempting to explain how the sight of the sea and old castles inspired him.It: Giulia, sentendosi finalmente a suo agio, parlò delle sue visite ai musei e della sua passione per Botticelli e il Rinascimento.En: Giulia, feeling finally at ease, spoke about her visits to museums and her passion for Botticelli and the Renaissance.It: Improvvisamente, Alessandro prese la sua chitarra, che aveva portato con sé.En: Suddenly, Alessandro took his guitar, which he had brought with him.It: "Non lo faccio spesso al primo appuntamento, ma voglio mostrarti qualcosa", disse con un sorriso malizioso.En: "I don't often do this on the first date, but I want to show you something," he said with a mischievous smile.It: Iniziò a suonare una melodia dolce, sussurrando parole che parlavano delle strade, dei ponti e della magia di Firenze.En: He began to play a sweet melody, whispering words that spoke of the streets, the bridges, and the magic of Firenze.It: Giulia ascoltò incantata, mentre la musica sembrava dissolvere ogni traccia di nervosismo.En: Giulia listened enchanted, as the music seemed to dissolve every trace of nervousness.It: Alla fine della canzone, Giulia rise di cuore.En: At the end of the song, Giulia laughed heartily.It: "È bellissima!En: "It's beautiful!It: Davvero!"En: Really!"It: Lo sguardo di Alessandro si schiarì, felice di aver trovato qualcuno che apprezzava le sue canzoni.En: Alessandro's face brightened, happy to have found someone who appreciated his songs.It: "Posso dedicartela?"En: "Can I dedicate it to you?"It: chiese, e Giulia annuì con gratitudine.En: he asked, and Giulia nodded with gratitude.It: L'appuntamento finì con piani di visitare insieme la Galleria degli Uffizi il fine settimana seguente.En: The date ended with plans to visit the Galleria degli Uffizi together the following weekend.It: Entrambi lasciarono il caffè con il cuore leggero e un sorriso genuino sulle labbra.En: Both left the café with a light heart and a genuine smile on their faces.It: Giulia sentiva finalmente di poter esprimere le sue passioni liberamente, mentre Alessandro aveva trovato una nuova fonte di ispirazione.En: Giulia felt she could finally express her passions freely, while Alessandro had found a new source of inspiration.It: In quell'angolo di Firenze, tra l'arte e la musica, era nata una promessa di amicizia e forse qualcosa di più.En: In that corner of Firenze, between art and music, a promise of friendship and perhaps something more was born.It: L'inverno si sentiva meno freddo e le strade di Firenze sembravano più luminose.En: The winter felt less cold, and the streets of Firenze seemed brighter. Vocabulary Words:the atmosphere: l'atmosferathe corner: l'angolopicturesque: pittorescothe passerby: il passantethe anxiety: l'ansiathe student: la studentessathe talent: il talentoself-confidence: la fiducia in se stessonervousness: il nervosismoenthusiasm: l'entusiasmothe castle: il castellothe throat: la golato illuminate: illuminareto inspire: ispirarethe melody: la melodiathe bridge: il ponteenchanting: incantatothe friendship: l'amiciziathe promise: la promessathe painting: il dipintothe musician: il musicistato share: condivideremischievous: maliziosothe inspiration: l'ispirazionethe light: la lucethe date: l'appuntamentoto whisper: sussurrareto dissolve: dissolverethe museum: il museothe Renaissance: il Rinascimento

Fluent Fiction - Italian: Carnevale Colors: An Artist's Journey in Firenze Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2026-02-19-23-34-01-it Story Transcript:It: Il vento freddo di inverno soffiava leggero sulle vie di Firenze.En: The cold winter wind blew lightly along the streets of Firenze.It: Il cielo era grigio, ma dentro la Galleria degli Uffizi si respirava un'energia vibrante.En: The sky was gray, but inside the Galleria degli Uffizi there was a vibrant energy.It: Il suono dei passi riecheggiava lungo i corridoi mentre turisti e amanti dell'arte si muovevano sotto i soffitti alti e affrescati.En: The sound of footsteps echoed along the corridors as tourists and art lovers moved under the tall, frescoed ceilings.It: Fuori, la città viveva il festoso fermento del Carnevale, con maschere colorate e coriandoli che fluttuavano nell'aria.En: Outside, the city was alive with the festive bustle of Carnevale, with colorful masks and confetti floating in the air.It: Nella sala restauri, Giovanni lavorava con attenzione su un antico dipinto.En: In the restoration room, Giovanni worked carefully on an ancient painting.It: Era appassionato, preciso e dedicato.En: He was passionate, precise, and dedicated.It: Accanto a lui, Marco, il suo collega, irradiava sicurezza e parlava spesso ad alta voce dei suoi successi.En: Next to him, Marco, his colleague, radiated confidence and often spoke loudly about his successes.It: Le sue chiacchiere riempivano le stanze più delle pennellate di Giovanni.En: His chatter filled the rooms more than Giovanni's brushstrokes.It: Giovanni guardava spesso verso Lucia, una conservatrice di talento, abile nel suo lavoro quanto nel captare dettagli che sfuggivano agli altri.En: Giovanni often looked towards Lucia, a talented conservator, skilled in her work as well as in noticing details that escaped others.It: La rispettava e ammirava, ma non trovava mai il coraggio di parlare molto con lei.En: He respected and admired her, but never found the courage to speak much with her.It: Il suo cuore batteva sempre più forte quando lei passava accanto.En: His heart always beat faster when she walked by.It: "Cosa possiamo fare per migliorare questo restauro?"En: "What can we do to improve this restoration?"It: chiese Lucia, osservando attentamente il lavoro di Giovanni.En: asked Lucia, observing Giovanni's work closely.It: Lui arrossì leggermente, continuando a lavorare in silenzio.En: He blushed slightly, continuing to work in silence.It: Con il Carnevale che si avvicinava, e i festeggiamenti che avrebbero riempito le strade, Giovanni prese una decisione.En: With Carnevale approaching, and the celebrations that would fill the streets, Giovanni made a decision.It: Avrebbe lavorato oltre l'orario, quando l'intera Firenze si sarebbe riempita di canti e danze, per dimostrare a se stesso e a Lucia cosa era capace di fare.En: He would work beyond the regular hours, when all of Firenze would be filled with songs and dances, to prove to himself and to Lucia what he was capable of.It: Le notti trascorrevano lente e silenziose negli Uffizi.En: The nights passed slowly and silently in the Uffizi.It: Giovanni si sforzava di non commettere errori.En: Giovanni strove not to make mistakes.It: Il giorno dell'inaugurazione del restauro, l'evento era speciale.En: The day of the restoration's unveiling was special.It: La sala era gremita di persone venute a vedere il risultato del lavoro di Giovanni e Marco.En: The room was crowded with people who came to see the result of Giovanni and Marco's work.It: Tuttavia, durante l'evento, Lucia si avvicinò.En: However, during the event, Lucia approached.It: Notò una piccola imperfezione nel restauro.En: She noticed a small imperfection in the restoration.It: Giovanni, col cuore in gola, ammise l'errore.En: With his heart in his throat, Giovanni admitted the error.It: Si sentì vulnerabile, ma anche sollevato.En: He felt vulnerable, but also relieved.It: "Hai fatto un lavoro incredibile, Giovanni.En: "You did an incredible job, Giovanni.It: L'onestà e la passione sono rare e preziose," disse Lucia con un sorriso.En: Honesty and passion are rare and precious," said Lucia with a smile.It: Suggerì alcuni miglioramenti e Giovanni si sentì incoraggiato.En: She suggested some improvements, and Giovanni felt encouraged.It: Tese l'orecchio ai suoi consigli, imparando qualcosa di nuovo.En: He paid attention to her advice, learning something new.It: In quel momento capì l'importanza del lavoro di squadra e della comunicazione.En: At that moment, he understood the importance of teamwork and communication.It: Realizzò che anche Marco diede il suo contributo in molti momenti.En: He realized that even Marco contributed in many moments.It: Mentre la luce del giorno sfumava nel tramonto, Giovanni si sentiva diverso.En: As the daylight faded into sunset, Giovanni felt different.It: Aveva guadagnato fiducia nelle sue capacità e, soprattutto, un migliore rispetto della collaborazione.En: He had gained confidence in his abilities and, most importantly, a better appreciation for collaboration.It: Il Carnevale di Firenze risuonava alle sue spalle, mentre lui sorrideva, pronto a nuove sfide.En: The Carnevale of Firenze resounded behind him as he smiled, ready for new challenges. Vocabulary Words:the wind: il ventothe gallery: la galleriathe energy: l'energiathe ceiling: il soffittothe corridor: il corridoiothe mask: la mascherathe confetti: i coriandolithe restoration: il restaurothe imperfection: l'imperfezionethe painting: il dipintothe conservator: la conservatricethe brushstroke: la pennellatathe mistake: l'errorethe unveiling: l'inaugurazionethe success: il successothe improvement: il miglioramentothe daylight: la luce del giornothe sunset: il tramontothe carnival: il carnevalethe challenge: la sfidathe teamwork: il lavoro di squadrathe communication: la comunicazionethe talent: il talentothe detail: il dettagliothe confidence: la fiduciathe honesty: l'onestàthe passion: la passionethe advice: il consigliothe vulnerability: la vulnerabilitàthe dedication: la dedizione

It's Ash Wednesday, which means reflection, sacrifice, fish fries… and Lern voluntarily giving up the F-word for 40 days. Yes. You read that correctly. On this daily comedy show, we kick things off by diving into Lent traditions, Catholic guilt, church fish fries (shoutout to “God's Cod”), and whether giving up profanity might actually make you physically weaker. Because apparently science says swearing makes you stronger — and now Lern's about to lose all upper body strength by Easter.We debate what to give up for Lent (Scott's belly button habit, Moon's post-7PM snack raids, Rizz attempting “gratitude”), and somehow spiral into a full breakdown of whether profanity is vulgar… or if being a jerk without swearing is worse. It's spiritual growth but make it chaotic.Then things take a hard left turn into mall culture. Is the Galleria officially the worst mall in St. Louis? Is West County Mall thriving while the others crumble into ghost-town sadness? Why does one wing smell like sewer regret? We unpack mall nostalgia, aging into adulthood, and the emotional trauma of Panera closing. This is the hard-hitting journalism you expect from your favorite daily comedy show.But wait. We're not done spiraling.Lern announces she's attending a green burial seminar at the Missouri Botanical Garden because she wants to be composted. Not buried. Not traditionally cremated. Composted. Naturally, this leads to arguments about “rot boxes,” raccoons, methane, and whether microbes need to be burped like kombucha. Completely normal morning show behavior.And just when you think we've peaked? Dementia Village.We discover there's a real-life European concept where memory care patients live in a simulated neighborhood with shops and restaurants instead of sterile hallways — and we immediately decide that's where The Rizzuto Show retires together. But then Rafe plants the intrusive thought that maybe one of us already has dementia… and this entire show is just a memory loop inside a Wisconsin nursing home.So yeah. Totally standard Wednesday for a daily comedy show.If you came for Lent talk, mall drama, green burial debates, and existential dread disguised as humor — welcome home.Follow The Rizzuto Show → https://linktr.ee/rizzshow for more from your favorite daily comedy show.Connect with The Rizzuto Show Comedy Podcast online → https://1057thepoint.com/RizzShow.Hear The Rizz Show daily on the radio at 105.7 The Point | Hubbard Radio in St. Louis, MO.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Cheetah Girls are back! Well, some of them are. It's complicated. But stick with them, because this time, they're off to Bollywood!Still reeling from Galleria's departure for the dreaming spires of Cambridge, Chanel, Dorinda and Aqua need a win to turn their fortunes around. Great news, then, that all three of them are cast in a huge musical shooting in Mumbai, India! Bad news, however, that there is actually only one role, and the Cheetahs will need to audition against each other, something that will no doubt cause them to immediately fall out and start trying to kill each other! Can the Cheetahs stay fierce and Cheetahlicious while competing against each other? Is there more to Aqua's new boyfriend than meets the eye? And why does every elephant in India seem to want to kill Dorinda? Listen and find out!If you crave bonus episodes of Mom Can't Cook!, monthly livestream watchalongs, or a shoutout at the end of the show, remember to check out our Patreon at Patreon.com/extrahelpings.If you've watched The Cheetah Girls: One World and have your own thoughts, email them to us at momcantcookpod@gmail.com for a chance to have them read out on the show. Next time on Mom Can't Cook! we'll be watching 1997's Toothless. See you then!This episode is sponsored by NordVPN. EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal ➼ nordvpn.com/momcantcook. Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee!Thanks also to sponsor Incogni! To get an exclusive 60% off an annual Incogni plan, go to incogni.com/momcantcook!This episode is also sponsored by Insert Coin Clothing! Visit insertcoinclothing.com and use code THATSNORAVEN for 10% off online orders. Codes are not applicable on charity items, bundles, gift cards, postage and some products at launch. Codes cannot be combined with other deals or promotions and are valid until June 2026.Contact Multitude for Advertising Inquiries: multitude.productions/adsCheck out the official Mom Can't Cook! store for sweet merch: momcantcookmerch.com and check out Mom Can't Cook! Extra Helpings for bonus episodes, ad free episodes, monthly watchalongs and more!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Have a nice day! This week, Peaches and Michael are hitting the Galleria in celebration of 1986's CHOPPING MALL! In addition to discussing the power pairing of Kelli Maroney and Barbara Crampton, our hosts delve into the dangers of rampant gum chewing during a robot attack. Joining the conversation are Bryan and Dave White of the BRING ME THE AXE! podcast, who dig into their evolving relationship with this video rental era fave. Then, multifaceted podcaster and music artist Mae Shults stops by to explore how the Killbots provide a stunningly unique critique of capitalism. From freak thunderstorms to a Woronov/Bartel cameo, this episode has it all! Go! 

Tue, Feb 3 5:23 PM → 5:59 PM Gucci Store Radio Systems: - Fairfax County Project 25

Tue, Feb 3 5:23 PM → 5:59 PM Gucci Store Radio Systems: - Fairfax County Project 25

It's time to strut like you mean it and free your mind, this week Courtney is back to talk about The Cheetah Girls 2! Tune in as we discuss Dorinda's insane crash out, the logistics of entering an amateur singing contest in Barcelona, and how Amigas Cheetahs is in fact not the best song Galleria's ever written.

Our first trip of the year took us to Milan for the launch of Coqtail magazine's winter edition (grazie mille for the invite Penelope and Chiara). Which gave us just enough time to soak up the atmosphere and revel in that famous Italian hospitality in four very distinct bars.First up, Camparino in Galleria, not only a symbol of the aperitivo but also the history of art and culture in Milan; then we headed to 1930, once a speakeasy, now open to discerning drinkers with an appetite for creative culinary cocktails; on the hotel bar front, we were thrilled to experience the magic of the Maestro Salvatore Calabrese at his latest collaboration with the Rocco Forte group at The Carlton hotel and lastly, we headed to Moebius Milano to find out why, not only was it the highest climber in this year's 50 Best Bars list at No. 7, but also the proud owner of a coveted Pin from The Pinnacle Guide as well as Michelin Star.But as well as visiting the bars, we talk to the people behind them, so this is a longer episode than usual but with inspiring chat from Salvatore Calabrese, Benjamin Cavagna, Lorenzo Querci & Tommaso Cecca, we hope you won't mind.What we're mixing:Negroni Sbagliato30ml Campari30ml sweet vermouth60ml dry proseccoMethod:Chill glasses and fill with ice. Add the Campari and sweet vermouth then top with prosecco. Stir gently to combine. Garnish with an orange slice nestled in the side of the glass..Links to bars mentioned in this episode:1930Camparino The Carlton Bar at The Carlton HotelMoebius MilanoThe Cocktail Lovers theme music is by Travis 'T-Bone' WatsonEdited by Christian Fox Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Back from the Revolution and into the new year. Uncle is glad to be back on the microphone.  Topics include: blue flannel shirts, TikTok videos, Times Square update, Pele the store, Tyler Galleria, Pure Blades, NFL playoffs, exciting draft year, actual Miami Dolphin as next qb, Manosphere, Stranger Things finale, most series annoying, stream directly from TikTak, graphics, popular video categories, Ochelli Radio Network, AI Uncle

Fluent Fiction - Italian: Finding Her Own Venus: Giulia's Journey Beyond Comparison Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2026-01-10-08-38-20-it Story Transcript:It: Nel cuore dell'inverno, con una leggera nebbia che avvolgeva Firenze, Giulia camminava verso la Galleria degli Uffizi.En: In the heart of winter, with a light mist enveloping Firenze, Giulia walked towards the Galleria degli Uffizi.It: Era nervosa ma speranzosa.En: She was nervous but hopeful.It: Il suo progetto di tesi doveva essere unico, ispirante.En: Her thesis project needed to be unique and inspiring.It: Entrò nella galleria con l'abbonamento per studenti, e l'aria fresca del museo la circondò immediatamente.En: She entered the gallery with her student pass, and the fresh air of the museum immediately surrounded her.It: L'odore dei libri vecchi e delle pareti storiche la mise a suo agio.En: The scent of old books and historic walls put her at ease.It: Accanto a lei, Lorenzo, il suo compagno di corso, osservava le opere con occhi critici.En: Next to her, Lorenzo, her classmate, was observing the artworks with critical eyes.It: "Pensa a quello che fece Michelangelo," commentava in continuazione.En: "Think about what Michelangelo did," he continuously commented.It: Ogni parola di Lorenzo sembrava un peso sulle spalle di Giulia.En: Every word from Lorenzo felt like a weight on Giulia's shoulders.It: Queste aspettative altissime la facevano dubitare di sé stessa.En: These high expectations made her doubt herself.It: Tra le sale, incontrarono Alessandro, la guida del museo.En: Among the halls, they met Alessandro, the museum guide.It: Lui notò l'espressione preoccupata di Giulia e si avvicinò.En: He noticed the worried expression on Giulia's face and approached.It: "Posso aiutarti?"En: "Can I help you?"It: chiese con un sorriso gentile.En: he asked with a gentle smile.It: Giulia esitò un attimo, poi decise di confidarsi.En: Giulia hesitated for a moment, then decided to confide in him.It: "Cerco l'ispirazione per il mio progetto," ammise.En: "I'm looking for inspiration for my project," she admitted.It: "Seguimi," disse Alessandro, guidandola verso una stanza più tranquilla.En: "Follow me," said Alessandro, guiding her to a quieter room.It: Si fermarono davanti a "La Nascita di Venere" di Botticelli.En: They stopped in front of "The Birth of Venus" by Botticelli.It: "Sai perché Botticelli è speciale?"En: "Do you know why Botticelli is special?"It: chiese Alessandro.En: Alessandro asked.It: "Non solo per la tecnica, ma per l'emozione.En: "Not just for the technique, but for the emotion.It: Guardala.En: Look at it.It: Senti il vento, la passione, la scoperta."En: Feel the wind, the passion, the discovery."It: Giulia ascoltava attenta.En: Giulia listened intently.It: Alessandro raccontò la storia dietro il dipinto, parlando di come l'arte andasse oltre il confronto, fosse invece un viaggio personale.En: Alessandro recounted the story behind the painting, talking about how art went beyond comparison and was instead a personal journey.It: Mentre ascoltava, una nuova luce brillò negli occhi di Giulia.En: As she listened, a new light shone in Giulia's eyes.It: Le parole di Alessandro avevano toccato qualcosa in lei.En: Alessandro's words had touched something within her.It: Decise allora che sarebbe stata la sua voce, la sua storia, a emergere.En: She then decided it would be her voice, her story, that would emerge.It: Tornò a casa con energia nuova, pronta a creare arte che raccontava la sua verità, non quella dei grandi maestri.En: She returned home with new energy, ready to create art that told her truth, not that of the great masters.It: Lorenzo poteva continuare a confrontarla, ma Giulia ora sapeva che ogni artista ha la sua Venere da scoprire.En: Lorenzo could continue to compare her, but Giulia now knew that every artist has their own Venere to discover.It: Così, col cuore colmo di fiducia, Giulia cominciò a dipingere con vera passione.En: Thus, with her heart full of confidence, Giulia began to paint with true passion.It: Il suo lavoro, finalmente, parlava di sé stessa.En: Her work finally spoke of herself.It: E quel giorno in cui stava davanti a "La Nascita di Venere", aveva trovato non solo un'ispirazione, ma la sua strada.En: And that day when she stood before "The Birth of Venus," she had found not only inspiration but her path. Vocabulary Words:heart: cuorewinter: invernomist: nebbiagallery: galleriathesis: tesistudent pass: abbonamento per studentifresh air: aria frescahistoric: storichewall: paretehopeful: speranzosaclassmate: compagno di corsocritical: criticiweight: pesoshoulder: spallaexpectation: aspettativadoubt: dubitarehall: salamuseum guide: guida del museoworried expression: espressione preoccupatainspiration: ispirazionetechnique: tecnicaemotion: emozionewind: ventodiscovery: scopertacomparison: confrontoconfidence: fiduciapath: stradapassion: passionetruth: veritàgreat masters: grandi maestri

Fluent Fiction - Italian: Epic Discoveries: Giovanni's Renaissance Art Quest Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2026-01-10-23-34-02-it Story Transcript:It: Era una mattina fredda d'inverno a Firenze.En: It was a cold winter morning in Firenze.It: Giovanni camminava verso la Galleria degli Uffizi.En: Giovanni was walking towards the Galleria degli Uffizi.It: La Befana era appena passata, e la città era ancora piena di decorazioni e luci festose.En: La Befana had just passed, and the city was still full of decorations and festive lights.It: Giovanni era un appassionato storico dell'arte, specializzato nel Rinascimento.En: Giovanni was a passionate art historian, specializing in the Renaissance.It: Quel giorno, aveva un obiettivo chiaro: trovare un quadro specifico per il suo prossimo corso universitario.En: That day, he had a clear goal: to find a specific painting for his next university course.It: Era in cerca d'ispirazione per catturare l'attenzione dei suoi studenti.En: He was seeking inspiration to capture the attention of his students.It: Giunto agli Uffizi, la galleria era affollata.En: Having arrived at the Uffizi, the gallery was crowded.It: I turisti, incuranti del freddo, erano attratti dalle opere d'arte famose.En: Tourists, undeterred by the cold, were attracted to the famous works of art.It: Le sale con i soffitti alti erano piene di sussurri di ammirazione.En: The rooms with high ceilings were filled with whispers of admiration.It: Giovanni attraversava i corridoi con pazienza, cercando di evitare gruppi di persone che si fermavano davanti ai capolavori.En: Giovanni patiently made his way through the corridors, trying to avoid groups of people stopping in front of the masterpieces.It: Ma, ben presto, si accorse che il quadro che cercava non era al suo posto abituale.En: But soon, he realized that the painting he was looking for was not in its usual place.It: Rimase perplesso.En: He was puzzled.It: Non poteva tenere il suo corso senza parlare di quel dipinto.En: He couldn't conduct his course without discussing that painting.It: Decise di chiedere aiuto a un membro del personale del museo.En: He decided to ask for help from a museum staff member.It: Vide un curatore, Luca, con i capelli grigi e il sorriso gentile.En: He saw a curator, Luca, with gray hair and a gentle smile.It: "Buongiorno", disse Giovanni con tono speranzoso.En: "Good morning," Giovanni said hopefully.It: "Sto cercando un dipinto particolare che è stato spostato.En: "I am looking for a particular painting that has been moved.It: Può aiutarmi?"En: Can you help me?"It: Luca annuì comprensivo.En: Luca nodded understandingly.It: "Certo, oggi abbiamo spostato diversi quadri per una nuova installazione.En: "Of course, today we moved several paintings for a new installation.It: Ti accompagno a cercarlo."En: I'll help you find it."It: Seguendo Luca, Giovanni si rese conto che a volte chiedere aiuto era necessario.En: Following Luca, Giovanni realized that sometimes asking for help was necessary.It: Dopo aver attraversato diverse sale, si fermarono davanti al quadro tanto desiderato.En: After crossing several rooms, they stopped in front of the much-desired painting.It: Proprio lì, in tutta la sua bellezza rinascimentale.En: Right there, in all its Renaissance beauty.It: Era un'opera di una tale intensità che Giovanni si sentì subito ispirato.En: It was a work of such intensity that Giovanni immediately felt inspired.It: Le linee, i colori, il significato: tutto era perfetto per la sua lezione.En: The lines, the colors, the meaning: everything was perfect for his lesson.It: "Grazie infinite," disse a Luca, grato e pieno di entusiasmo rinnovato.En: "Thank you so much," he said to Luca, grateful and full of renewed enthusiasm.It: Lasciando la galleria, Giovanni sentì l'aria fredda sul viso.En: Leaving the gallery, Giovanni felt the cold air on his face.It: Era pronto per il suo prossimo corso, con nuove idee ardenti.En: He was ready for his next course, with burning new ideas.It: Tornando a casa, rifletté sulla giornata.En: On his way home, he reflected on the day.It: Aveva imparato l'importanza della pazienza e del chiedere aiuto.En: He had learned the importance of patience and asking for help.It: Con un sorriso, pensò al suo racconto, ora completo e pieno di nuove prospettive.En: With a smile, he thought about his narrative, now complete and full of new perspectives.It: E così il freddo giorno d'Epifania si trasformò in una giornata di scoperte e riflessioni per Giovanni, un vero miracolo dell'arte e del potere di condividere le conoscenze.En: And so, the cold Epifania day turned into a day of discoveries and reflections for Giovanni, a true miracle of art and the power of sharing knowledge. Vocabulary Words:the gallery: la galleriathe decoration: la decorazionethe lights: le lucithe historian: lo storicothe Renaissance: il Rinascimentothe inspiration: l'ispirazionethe ceiling: il soffittothe whisper: il sussurrothe admiration: l'ammirazionethe corridor: il corridoiothe masterpiece: il capolavorothe curator: il curatorethe smile: il sorrisothe installation: l'installazionethe painting: il quadrothe room: la salathe course: il corsothe theme: il temathe intensity: l'intensitàthe meaning: il significatothe enthusiasm: l'entusiasmothe air: l'ariathe idea: l'ideathe perspective: la prospettivathe miracle: il miracolothe knowledge: le conoscenzethe discovery: la scopertato inspire: inspirareto reflect: rifletterethe narrative: il racconto

We said So Long to our Saturday Shop Girls at the Galleria & Brit found a dog...hijinks ensued. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Shop Girls and myTalkers are gathered at the Galleria for their last show. Special guests: Mich Berthiaume, Grant Whittaker, and Lori Barghini join the show!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-6:18) Per sources the San Diego Padres will meet with Albert Pujols about their managerial opening. Albert no longer a candidate for the Angels job. Doug thinks San Diego is a better place to live than Baltimore. The San Diego Sockers. Indoor soccer. Steve Zungul.(6:26-25:45) Andy Crouppen stops by the studio with a fresh haircut. Oatmeal's oversized nipples. Andy discovers the YouTube chat and the text inbox. Bringing hockey culture to the masses. Selling trinkets at the Galleria. You don't see many gongs these days except in this studio. Luke Fickell's buyout. Famous Wisconsin alums. What's the tallest woman Jackson has ever dated? Lucid dreaming about tall women who can dunk on you.(25:55-38:08) Screams of horror coming from the Mariners locker room. So primal. Dodgers huge favorites to win the World Series at -210. Ray Romano. What are the odds of having a royal flush beat four of a kind?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.