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From MF DOOM to Slim Shady to Dr Octagon, hip-hop has a long history of artists with multiple personas, but none so charming or whimsical as Kenny Dennis –Serengeti's loveable mustachioed Chicagoan. Last month, the prolific Illinois native released the latest chapter in his KDz series – brimming with lore and answers! Here, we discuss and unpack the Kenny Dennis saga in a revealing and expansive interview. A MUST hear for fans of Geti and Kenny!
Þórarinn ræðir við Guðmund Hrafn Arngrímsson, formann leigjendasamtakanna, um nýundirskrifaða kjarasamninga og hvaða áhrif þeir muni koma til með að hafa á stöðu leigjenda.- Erum við enn í Covid stjórnmálunum?- Skyldu stéttarfélögin leigjendur eftir?- Þurfti fátækasta fólkið á ókeypis skólamáltíðum að halda?- Þarf húsnæðismarkaðurinn á fleiri kostum og úrræðum til þess að búa til húsnæði?Þessum spurningum er svarað hér.Í heild sinni á www.pardus.is/einpaeling
Recursos emprendimiento, formación, intraemprendimiento, marketing online y lean startup: Curso Lean Startup Innokabi [https://cursoleanstartup.innokabi.com/] Suscripción Newsletter Innokabi https://innokabi.com/ ▬▬▬▬ INFO GENERAL ▬▬▬▬▬ ► DESCRIPCIÓN: Me alegro que hayas decidido acompañarnos una semana más en el podcast de Innokabi. Soy Alfonso Prim y quiero ayudarte a lanzar tu marca, producto o servicio con éxito empleando lean startup y las herramientas de marketing online más interesantes y experiencias de otros emprendedores que ya lo han conseguido. ▬▬▬▬▬ CONTENIDO ▬▬▬▬▬ ► DESCRIPCIÓN EPISODIO: Hoy hablamos con Raquel Galiano Directora de Mascún Obra Civil, una empresa de construcción en Huesca donde realizan trabajos de obra civil, edificación y obra industrial. En la entrevista de hoy veremos cómo entró Raquel en la empresa, cómo se la quedó, cómo la rescató de la quiebra y el proceso que ha seguido para recuperar la rentabilidad del negocio. Además, ha escrito y publicado recientemente su propio libro: “De la rentabilidad a la amabilidad, saca la mierda de tu negocio”, donde explica experiencias y aprendizajes de estos años al frente de su negocio. Recomendable 100%. Así que con Raquel hablaremos de emprendimiento, de cómo funciona una empresa de construcción, de cómo pasar de la quiebra a la rentabilidad, de dificultades del negocio y de mucho más, que estoy seguro de que te darán un montón de ideas para aplicar a tu negocio. ► MARCAS DE TIEMPO: 00:00 Intro. 03:00 Mascún y qué es obra civil. 04:50 Principios. Constructora quebrada. 08:30 Liquidez y orden en la empresa. 11:00 Mentalidad para recuperar el negocio. 15:10 Recuperar personal del pasado. 20:30 El error de una ejecutiva por cuenta ajena y cómo solucionarlo. 25:15 La clave para recuperar el negocio. 28:40 Cómo presupuesta una gran obra. 32:00 Conseguir visibilidad empresa de construcción. 38:30 Cómo recuperar la confianza en una empresa quebrada. 42:15 Idear nuevas líneas de negocio. 46:00 Aprendizajes. 48:10 Getión personal y profesional. 50:40 Hábitos. 53:10 Problemas en una obra. 54:50 Consejo para empezar. 59:00 Recomendaciones. ▬▬▬▬ REFERENCIAS Y ENLACES ▬▬▬▬ Dónde encontramos a Raquel: ► Web ► https://www.mascun.com/ ► IG ► @raquelgaliano ► Ln ► https://www.linkedin.com/in/raquel-galiano-35b15432/ Recomendaciones: ► Libro ► “De la rentabilidad a la amabilidad, saca la mierda de tu negocio” de Raquel Galiano https://amzn.to/47JPmUU ▬▬▬▬ INFO GENERAL ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Si te gusta el Podcast de Innokabi por favor no olvides darle al ME GUSTA, dejarme un comentario en tu plataforma de podcasts favorita, y registrarte en la newsletter de Innokabi donde comparto experiencias, ideas de negocio y consejos sobre emprendimiento y marketing online: BLOG INNOKABI [https://www.innokabi.com/blog/] Para que pueda enviarte más contenidos, recursos y formación sobre emprendimiento, lean startup y marketing online.
Tanner Weyland (00:04.783)Hello and welcome to How to be a Better DM, the official podcast of Monsters.Rent. I'm here with Justin Lewis. Say hi, Justin. Hi, Justin. We are here today to talk about a fun little topic, basically, Dungeons and Villages, when and how to use either. So I mean, this topic, I've always find it interesting, like the composition of a campaign, you know?Justin (00:13.631)Hi Justin.Tanner Weyland (00:33.535)If you treat it like a like a sandwich, it's like, okay, what you know, it's a nice BLT. Do you put the tomatoes on first? Do you put you know, are you a maniac and you just put a bunch of bacon and just like a leaf of lettuce? You know, what do you do? And how do you kind of balance it? That's kind of what a lot of DMS have to do when it comes to being like, Hey, I want a really cool dungeon. But I also want to have some of the more role playing heavyVillages and kind of switch it up. Have you ever thought about this kind of balance that you have Justin?Justin (01:09.986)I haven't necessarily thought of the balance, but I certainly have fallen into the blunders that we're going to talk about with each of these. And when you do, it's pretty annoying because you kind of kick yourself and be like, dang, that dungeon could have been so fun or that village could have been so fun. I will say, I definitely think one might be a little bit easier because, well, we'll getI'll reveal all as we talk.Tanner Weyland (01:42.847)Exactly. So for the purpose of this discussion, just to give a little roadmap, we'll kind of dive into dungeons and villages or cities, you know, we're saying villages, but we mean any kind of settlement where it's going to be, you know, more NPC centric built. So that's kind of what we're thinking about when we think of village. And it could be any size could be a little, you know, three shacks by the side of the road, or it could be an entire city.Surrounded by huge walls with giant palaces within it, right? And it just kind of the that's we're bundling that as one experience done on the other side dungeons now It's not always a dungeon per se but it's kind of like a curated Experience where you know, the adventuring party is going into one specific place and exploring, you knowAnd it's not somewhere they're just traveling through. It's like, no, it's, it's a specific kind of, uh, self-enclosed experience. Uh, so kind of getting into it, let's, let's talk about dungeons and what kind of makes a dungeon special.Justin (02:50.622)Yeah. And one other thing I'd like to also add, just sort of a caveat. These are traditional dungeons and villages. You could theoretically take whatever we're talking about, like the aspects, and apply them to the other one, right? For example, by nature, dungeons will be, or seem more railroad-y, right?Justin (03:19.85)Choices have been made and now choices are restricted, right? Like once Aragorn follows the path of the dead and he goes into the mountain, the ghosts know he's there, right? He can't just, well, he could just turn around and walk out, but those are his only two choices. Proceed, stay where he is. I guess three choices or go backward. But, but theoretically you could make a village more railroad-y, but we're going to talk in general terms. So that's really the first.point of a dungeon and kind of what it is once you're in it, it's either stay where you are, which is kind of not really a choice, go forward or go back.Tanner Weyland (03:58.467)Exactly and once you're at the dungeon you can kind of expect You know, I think it's gonna be reskinned and you're going to as a DM, you know We talked about this before you want to give a variety of experiences, you know, don't have every
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Location intelligence is already a part of our everyday lives, from using our phones to get directions to finding a nearby restaurant. But businesses now are starting to see the transformative potential of location intelligence. In fact, 95% of businesses now consider location intelligence to be essential, thanks to its ability to lower costs, improve customer experience, and enhance operations. But many businesses struggle to get the most out of their location data because it's often siloed in different departments or systems. AI and digital twins can help businesses to break down data silos and create a single, comprehensive view of their spaces in real time. AI can be used to analyze large volumes of location data and identify patterns and trends. Digital twins are virtual replicas of real-world objects or environments that can be used to track and monitor changes over time. In this podcast, we discuss the importance of location intelligence, the use of AI and digital twins for tracking and monitoring, and how to implement AI-powered tracking and monitoring safely and securely. Join us as we explore these ideas with: Tony Franklin, GM and Senior Director of Federal and Aerospace Markets, Intel Christina Cardoza, Editorial Director, insight.tech Tony answers our questions about The importance of location intelligence Businesses' challenges with achieving real-time insights The role digital twins and artificial intelligence play Tools and technologies necessary for success Using Intel® SceneScape OpenVINO™, Geti™ for location intelligence Addressing privacy concerns with AI-powered tracking and monitoring Future advancements of AI, digital twins, and location intelligence Related Content To learn more about the importance of location intelligence, read Monitor, Track, and Analyze Any Space with Intel® SceneScape. For the latest innovations from Intel, follow them on Twitter @intel and on LinkedIn at Intel Corporation.
Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l'ultima battaglia per un coniglio. I Peoni, la rivolta ionica. Traditori di Dario e tradimenti. Chiedere pane e acqua, sottomissione. Si può ingannare un popolo, meglio che un uomo solo. La battaglia di Maratona. Spartani e le mancate battaglie. Il re persiano Serse prosegue la volontà del padre Dario: conquistare la Grecia. Preparazione della spedizione militare dell'esercito Persiano. Costruzione del ponte per attraversare l'Ellesponto (stretto dei Dardanelli): primi fallimenti. La punizione del mare con ferro rovente e catene. La traversata del ponte: a fantastica e visionaria illustrazione degli eserciti alleati. Continue reading
Tony sits down with the Intel Geti team which is on the cutting edge of simplifying computer vision AI solutions for businesses. They talk about how the product works and where businesses are integrating Intel Geti into their solutions. They also talk about how AI has changed over the past 10 years and the possibilities of multi-modal AI solutions in the future. Guests: Ashutosh Kumar drives technical marketing efforts for Intel Geti. He holds a Ph.D. in Material Science and an MBA and 10+ years of experience in software development, R&D, and product across semiconductor, software security, and machine learning domains. Oliver Hamilton is the Intel Geti Technical Product Manager, shaping the roadmap items and future of Intel's computer vision training platform. He has a PhD in Computer Vision and has been working in the field for over 10 years on use cases from security, medical and agritech. Ashutosh Kumar Oliver Hamilton The Intel Geti platform enables teams to rapidly build computer vision models and accelerate business automation with AI. It is a commercial software product by Intel, that comes with a 30-day trial option and is sold with an annual license. Learn More: Contact us: https://geti.intel.com/contact-us Watch the webinar to learn more: https://geti.intel.com/event/the-intel-geti-platform-breaking-the-bottlenecks-of-ai-development-with-an-agile-intuitive-platform Watch a demo: https://geti.intel.com/video/product-demo-core-capabilities-overview Case studies: https://geti.intel.com/case-studies Blogs: https://geti.intel.com/blogs Bravent Complex Machinery Assembly Use Case https://geti.intel.com/case-study/bravent-creates-agile-scalable-industrial-vision-solutions-with-intel-geti-platform-and-openvino-toolkit Royal Brompton Primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD) Study https://geti.intel.com/case-study/new-computer-vision-platform-helps-clinicians-train-ai-to-recognize-a-rare-disease Bird Box Bot https://twitter.com/BirdBoxBot Intel® Distribution of OpenVINO™ Toolkit https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=intel+openvino&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 Check out more Intel podcasts at: https://www.intel.com/podcasts
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Brought to you on the Oil and Gas Global Network, the largest and most listened to podcast network for the oil and energy industry. Enjoying the show? Leave me a review here Don't forget to ask a question for our next First Friday Q&A. You ask the questions and we answer them. Have a question? Click here to ask. This week Mark and Paige cover USA to Sell 26MM More Barrels From Strategic Oil Reserve https://www.rigzone.com/news/top_headlines_usa_to_sell_26mm_more_barrels_from_strategic_oil_reserve-18-feb-2023-172095-article/ U.S. To Receive 3 Million Barrels Of Venezuelan Crude Oil In February https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/US-To-Receive-3-Million-Barrels-Of-Venezuelan-Crude-Oil-In-February.html World needs $4.9 trillion oil and gas investments by 2030 to prevent shortfall: IEF https://www.upstreamonline.com/production/world-needs-4-9-trillion-oil-and-gas-investments-by-2030-to-prevent-shortfall-ief/2-1-1404971 When Will Oil Demand Peak? https://www.rigzone.com/news/when_will_oil_demand_peak-16-feb-2023-172081-article/ ADNOC successfully delivers "landmark" LNG cargo from Middle East to Germany https://worldoil.com/news/2023/2/16/adnoc-successfully-delivers-landmark-lng-cargo-from-middle-east-to-germany/ Alaska condemns restrictions on Alaskan oil drilling project by Biden administration https://worldoil.com/news/2023/2/15/alaska-condemns-restrictions-on-alaskan-oil-drilling-project-by-biden-administration/ SpaceX Sells Former Oilfield Rigs https://jpt.spe.org/spacex-sells-former-oilfield-rigs US Department of Energy Wants To Give Geothermal Pilots $74 Million https://jpt.spe.org/us-department-of-energy-wants-to-give-geothermal-pilots-74-million Shell's board of directors sued over climate strategy in a first-of-its-kind lawsuit https://www.cnbc.com/2023/02/09/oil-shell-board-of-directors-sued-by-investors-over-climate-strategy.html Pipeworx receives tribal recognition https://www.worldpipelines.com/project-news/25012023/pipeworx-receives-tribal-recognition/ GETI 2023: inflation hampering petrochemical hiring efforts https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/petrochemicals/16022023/geti-2023-inflation-hampering-petrochemical-hiring-efforts/ U.S. renewable diesel production surpassed biodiesel production in November 2022 https://www.bicmagazine.com/industry/refining-petrochem/us-renewable-diesel-production-surpassed-biodiesel-production/ Shell starts production at Vito in U.S. Gulf of Mexico https://www.bicmagazine.com/industry/offshore-marine/shell-starts-production-at-vito-in-us-gulf-of-mexico/ The Weekly Rig Count by Baker Hughes https://rigcount.bakerhughes.com/rig-count-overview More from OGGN ...PodcastsLinkedIn GroupLinkedIn Company PageGet notified about industry events Paige Wilson LinkedInMark LaCour Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn
Para discutir temas sobre saúde mental e ações de prevenção contra o suicídio, a Udesc e a Associação Catarinense de Psiquiatria realizarão atividades gratuitas e abertas à comunidade em cinco centros de ensino em: Balneário Camboriú, Florianópolis, Ibirama e Laguna. São várias ações coordenadas pelo Projeto Promovendo a Saúde na Univer-Cidade, como palestras, biblioterapia, meditação guiada, oficinas, lançamentos de livro e rodas de conversa. Confira a programação. De acordo com a coordenadora da iniciativa, a enfermeira da Udesc Valdirene Ávila, as ações querem contribuir para a promoção do autocuidado e o cuidado coletivo em saúde mental junto à população acadêmica e a comunidade em geral. Interessados podem acompanhar o perfil oficial do projeto no Instagram. -- Grupo de Estudos da Terceira Idade celebra 33 anos Programa de extensão mais antigo da universidade, Geti realizará encontro no dia 22, no Auditório do CEFID, em Florianópolis. -- Docentes e técnicos já podem se inscrever no Jisudesc ______________ Vídeo exibe construção de muro de arrimo no Novo Cefid ______________ Reunião da Udesc Joinville aborda segurança no campus ______________ Edital de inovação social conta com apoio da Esag
Oddvitar þeirra ellefu framboðslista sem verða á kjörseðlinum í borgarstjórnarkosningum í Reykjavík 14. maí sitja fyrir svörum og skýra út stefnumálin í hlaðvarpi Kjarnans. Með orðum oddvitanna eru viðtalsþættir þar sem efsti frambjóðandi hvers lista er tekinn tali. Í þættinum er rætt við Líf Magneudóttur oddvita Vinstri grænna í Reykjavík. Spyrill er Eyrún Magnúsdóttir.
Fyrst Horizon Zero Dawn og næu God of War. Tveir FRÁBÆRIR leikir sem við fá framhald núna í ár. God of War 2018 var einn af fyrstu leikjunum sem áhorfendur báðu okkur um að taka og hér er hann! Sirka einu og hálfu ári síðar ... seint koma sumir en koma þó. God of War er stórkostlegur leikur. Saga Kratos og sonar hans Atreus hefur bergmálað í tölvuleikjaheimum frá útgáfu og tók sér sæti sem einn áhrifamesti leikur síðustu ára strax við útgáfu. Arnór Steinn og Gunnar ræða allt við leikinn. Bardagann, útlitið, persónur og margt, margt fleira. Annar þeirra gefur honum algjöra topp einkunn. Getið þið giskað hvor? Hvað fannst þér um God of War? Ef þú átt þennan eftir þá er hann spilanlegur bæði á Playstation og á PC. Takk fyrir það, Sony. Þátturinn er í boði Elko Gaming.
Þriðja plata KISS heitir Dressed to kill og kom hún út í mars 1975, rúmu ári eftir að frumburður þeirra leit dagsins ljós. Í þetta skiptið var það Neil Bogart, forstjóri Casablanca útgáfunnar sem stjórnaði upptökum. Bandið hafði ekki náð því flugi sem Bogart hafði vonað og í raun var útgáfufélag hans að tapa gríðarlegum peningum hvern þann dag sem leið. Núna varð bara eitthvað að gerast. "Getið þið ekki búið til eitthvað gott "anthem" lag?" spurði Bogart. Tjahh....við gætum reynt. The rest is history. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
MARI GETI is an alternative hip-hop artist who fully embraces their uniqueness both in personality and artistic output. This week, they tell Harry about a very specific nightmare they had in which fish took over the world.
In the fifth episode, we talk to Geti-Ara Sayed about the value of strong friendships and social support, and what healthy friendships look like. We define healthy boundaries in friendships and talk about losing friendships, red flags, and friend break-ups (and how much all of these can hurt). In the later part, we define and discuss what makes a Community, and what role they play in individual and collective well-being, and more importantly why communities can be especially important as safe spaces for marginalized groups. You can watch the full episode here.
In the fifth episode, we talk to Geti-Ara Sayed about the value of strong friendships and social support, and what healthy friendships look like. We define healthy boundaries in friendships and talk about losing friendships, red flags, and friend break-ups (and how much all of these can hurt). In the later part, we define and discuss what makes a Community, and what role they play in individual and collective well-being, and more importantly why communities can be especially important as safe spaces for marginalized groups. You can watch the full episode here.
SECONDA PUNTATA: Egitto, l'arte del desinare e della medicina. Le usanze funebri. L'arte dell'imbalsamazione, le sue tecniche e le differenti categorie sociali, precauzioni. Il defunto in pegno. Altri re egiziani: Sesostri e la fuga dal fuoco; Ferone il re cieco e il presagio d'una moglie infedele. La vera storia del rapimento di Elena. Altri re d'Egitto: Rampsinito, il suo immenso tesoro e il ladro scaltro. Cheope e le grandi Piramidi, un popolo in schiavitù, il sacrificio della prima figlia. Micerino e la sua preziosa e amata figliuola. Altri re d'Egitto. Persiani e la sconfitta dei Magi. Come Dario diventò re dei Persiani. L'immenso regno di Dario. Gli indiani, usi e costumi. I mangiatori d'uomini. I primi vegani della storia. Le formiche giganti e la caccia all'oro. L'Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l'incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d'animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l'ultima battaglia per un coniglio.
SECONDA PUNTATA: Egitto, l'arte del desinare e della medicina. Le usanze funebri. L'arte dell'imbalsamazione, le sue tecniche e le differenti categorie sociali, precauzioni. Il defunto in pegno. Altri re egiziani: Sesostri e la fuga dal fuoco; Ferone il re cieco e il presagio d'una moglie infedele. La vera storia del rapimento di Elena. Altri re d'Egitto: Rampsinito, il suo immenso tesoro e il ladro scaltro. Cheope e le grandi Piramidi, un popolo in schiavitù, il sacrificio della prima figlia. Micerino e la sua preziosa e amata figliuola. Altri re d'Egitto. Persiani e la sconfitta dei Magi. Come Dario diventò re dei Persiani. L'immenso regno di Dario. Gli indiani, usi e costumi. I mangiatori d'uomini. I primi vegani della storia. Le formiche giganti e la caccia all'oro. L'Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l'incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d'animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l'ultima battaglia per un coniglio.
SECONDA PUNTATA: Egitto, l'arte del desinare e della medicina. Le usanze funebri. L'arte dell'imbalsamazione, le sue tecniche e le differenti categorie sociali, precauzioni. Il defunto in pegno. Altri re egiziani: Sesostri e la fuga dal fuoco; Ferone il re cieco e il presagio d'una moglie infedele. La vera storia del rapimento di Elena. Altri re d'Egitto: Rampsinito, il suo immenso tesoro e il ladro scaltro. Cheope e le grandi Piramidi, un popolo in schiavitù, il sacrificio della prima figlia. Micerino e la sua preziosa e amata figliuola. Altri re d'Egitto. Persiani e la sconfitta dei Magi. Come Dario diventò re dei Persiani. L'immenso regno di Dario. Gli indiani, usi e costumi. I mangiatori d'uomini. I primi vegani della storia. Le formiche giganti e la caccia all'oro. L'Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l'incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d'animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l'ultima battaglia per un coniglio.
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SECONDA PUNTATA: Egitto, l'arte del desinare e della medicina. Le usanze funebri. L'arte dell'imbalsamazione, le sue tecniche e le differenti categorie sociali, precauzioni. Il defunto in pegno. Altri re egiziani: Sesostri e la fuga dal fuoco; Ferone il re cieco e il presagio d'una moglie infedele. La vera storia del rapimento di Elena. Altri re d'Egitto: Rampsinito, il suo immenso tesoro e il ladro scaltro. Cheope e le grandi Piramidi, un popolo in schiavitù, il sacrificio della prima figlia. Micerino e la sua preziosa e amata figliuola. Altri re d'Egitto. Persiani e la sconfitta dei Magi. Come Dario diventò re dei Persiani. L'immenso regno di Dario. Gli indiani, usi e costumi. I mangiatori d'uomini. I primi vegani della storia. Le formiche giganti e la caccia all'oro. L'Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l'incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d'animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l'ultima battaglia per un coniglio.
SECONDA PUNTATA: Egitto, l'arte del desinare e della medicina. Le usanze funebri. L'arte dell'imbalsamazione, le sue tecniche e le differenti categorie sociali, precauzioni. Il defunto in pegno. Altri re egiziani: Sesostri e la fuga dal fuoco; Ferone il re cieco e il presagio d'una moglie infedele. La vera storia del rapimento di Elena. Altri re d'Egitto: Rampsinito, il suo immenso tesoro e il ladro scaltro. Cheope e le grandi Piramidi, un popolo in schiavitù, il sacrificio della prima figlia. Micerino e la sua preziosa e amata figliuola. Altri re d'Egitto. Persiani e la sconfitta dei Magi. Come Dario diventò re dei Persiani. L'immenso regno di Dario. Gli indiani, usi e costumi. I mangiatori d'uomini. I primi vegani della storia. Le formiche giganti e la caccia all'oro. L'Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l'incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d'animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l'ultima battaglia per un coniglio.
SECONDA PUNTATA: Egitto, l'arte del desinare e della medicina. Le usanze funebri. L'arte dell'imbalsamazione, le sue tecniche e le differenti categorie sociali, precauzioni. Il defunto in pegno. Altri re egiziani: Sesostri e la fuga dal fuoco; Ferone il re cieco e il presagio d'una moglie infedele. La vera storia del rapimento di Elena. Altri re d'Egitto: Rampsinito, il suo immenso tesoro e il ladro scaltro. Cheope e le grandi Piramidi, un popolo in schiavitù, il sacrificio della prima figlia. Micerino e la sua preziosa e amata figliuola. Altri re d'Egitto. Persiani e la sconfitta dei Magi. Come Dario diventò re dei Persiani. L'immenso regno di Dario. Gli indiani, usi e costumi. I mangiatori d'uomini. I primi vegani della storia. Le formiche giganti e la caccia all'oro. L'Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l'incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d'animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l'ultima battaglia per un coniglio.
SECONDA PUNTATA: Egitto, l'arte del desinare e della medicina. Le usanze funebri. L'arte dell'imbalsamazione, le sue tecniche e le differenti categorie sociali, precauzioni. Il defunto in pegno. Altri re egiziani: Sesostri e la fuga dal fuoco; Ferone il re cieco e il presagio d'una moglie infedele. La vera storia del rapimento di Elena. Altri re d'Egitto: Rampsinito, il suo immenso tesoro e il ladro scaltro. Cheope e le grandi Piramidi, un popolo in schiavitù, il sacrificio della prima figlia. Micerino e la sua preziosa e amata figliuola. Altri re d'Egitto. Persiani e la sconfitta dei Magi. Come Dario diventò re dei Persiani. L'immenso regno di Dario. Gli indiani, usi e costumi. I mangiatori d'uomini. I primi vegani della storia. Le formiche giganti e la caccia all'oro. L'Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l'incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d'animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l'ultima battaglia per un coniglio.
SECONDA PUNTATA: Egitto, l'arte del desinare e della medicina. Le usanze funebri. L'arte dell'imbalsamazione, le sue tecniche e le differenti categorie sociali, precauzioni. Il defunto in pegno. Altri re egiziani: Sesostri e la fuga dal fuoco; Ferone il re cieco e il presagio d'una moglie infedele. La vera storia del rapimento di Elena. Altri re d'Egitto: Rampsinito, il suo immenso tesoro e il ladro scaltro. Cheope e le grandi Piramidi, un popolo in schiavitù, il sacrificio della prima figlia. Micerino e la sua preziosa e amata figliuola. Altri re d'Egitto. Persiani e la sconfitta dei Magi. Come Dario diventò re dei Persiani. L'immenso regno di Dario. Gli indiani, usi e costumi. I mangiatori d'uomini. I primi vegani della storia. Le formiche giganti e la caccia all'oro. L'Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l'incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d'animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l'ultima battaglia per un coniglio.
Una borta ci fiat - una volta c'era - Novelline popolari sarde, di Francesco Mango
SECONDA PUNTATA: Egitto, l'arte del desinare e della medicina. Le usanze funebri. L'arte dell'imbalsamazione, le sue tecniche e le differenti categorie sociali, precauzioni. Il defunto in pegno. Altri re egiziani: Sesostri e la fuga dal fuoco; Ferone il re cieco e il presagio d'una moglie infedele. La vera storia del rapimento di Elena. Altri re d'Egitto: Rampsinito, il suo immenso tesoro e il ladro scaltro. Cheope e le grandi Piramidi, un popolo in schiavitù, il sacrificio della prima figlia. Micerino e la sua preziosa e amata figliuola. Altri re d'Egitto. Persiani e la sconfitta dei Magi. Come Dario diventò re dei Persiani. L'immenso regno di Dario. Gli indiani, usi e costumi. I mangiatori d'uomini. I primi vegani della storia. Le formiche giganti e la caccia all'oro. L'Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l'incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d'animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l'ultima battaglia per un coniglio.
SECONDA PUNTATA: Egitto, l'arte del desinare e della medicina. Le usanze funebri. L'arte dell'imbalsamazione, le sue tecniche e le differenti categorie sociali, precauzioni. Il defunto in pegno. Altri re egiziani: Sesostri e la fuga dal fuoco; Ferone il re cieco e il presagio d'una moglie infedele. La vera storia del rapimento di Elena. Altri re d'Egitto: Rampsinito, il suo immenso tesoro e il ladro scaltro. Cheope e le grandi Piramidi, un popolo in schiavitù, il sacrificio della prima figlia. Micerino e la sua preziosa e amata figliuola. Altri re d'Egitto. Persiani e la sconfitta dei Magi. Come Dario diventò re dei Persiani. L'immenso regno di Dario. Gli indiani, usi e costumi. I mangiatori d'uomini. I primi vegani della storia. Le formiche giganti e la caccia all'oro. L'Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l'incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d'animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l'ultima battaglia per un coniglio.
SECONDA PUNTATA: Egitto, l'arte del desinare e della medicina. Le usanze funebri. L'arte dell'imbalsamazione, le sue tecniche e le differenti categorie sociali, precauzioni. Il defunto in pegno. Altri re egiziani: Sesostri e la fuga dal fuoco; Ferone il re cieco e il presagio d'una moglie infedele. La vera storia del rapimento di Elena. Altri re d'Egitto: Rampsinito, il suo immenso tesoro e il ladro scaltro. Cheope e le grandi Piramidi, un popolo in schiavitù, il sacrificio della prima figlia. Micerino e la sua preziosa e amata figliuola. Altri re d'Egitto. Persiani e la sconfitta dei Magi. Come Dario diventò re dei Persiani. L'immenso regno di Dario. Gli indiani, usi e costumi. I mangiatori d'uomini. I primi vegani della storia. Le formiche giganti e la caccia all'oro. L'Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l'incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d'animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l'ultima battaglia per un coniglio.
Aukasendingin fékk þjálfarana Máté Dalmay og Ísak Wium til þess að fara yfir stöðuna í átta lið úrslitum Dominos deildar karla, undanúrslitin í Dominos deild kvenna, fyrstu deildirnar, þjálfarakapalinn og margt fleira.Aukasendingin er í boði Dominos og eru hlustendur minntir á að nota afsláttarkóðann “karfan.is” þegar pantað er með Dominos appinu eða á dominos.is. Upptakan einnig í boði Kristalls, sem er það eina sem stjórnendur drekka á þeim dögum sem upptökur fara fram. Þá er Lykill fjármögnun einnig aðalstyrktaraðili.Umsjón: Davíð EldurGestir: Máté Dalmay & Ísak Wium
Bem-vindos ao nosso segundo episódio do "Talking to SPE FMU", o podcast que vai trazer muito bate papo regado a conhecimento, tendo como convidados profissionais da Indústria O&G abordando temas relacionado a carreira, experiências e as novas tendências de mercado. Com enorme prazer, temos como nosso segundo profissional convidado, Matteo Cervelli! Ele é co-fundador da startup Programa mais energia que tem como objetivo capacitar e orientar jovens brasileiros ao mercado de energias renováveis. Nosso presidente Expedito Queiroz foi o host desse bate papo com o Matteo, trazendo a tona pontos relevantes da Indústria de O&G e energia, as principais dificuldades enfrentadas pelos jovens no ingressar ao setor. E também, curiosidades e experiências com o empreendedorismo no setor de energia. SE LIGA! Algumas leituras interessantes sobre startup ou sobre o setor de O&G: A Startup Enxuta - Eric Ries; Nada Easy - Tallis Gomes; GETI 2021 (Global Energy Talent Index); Nada Easy - Tallis Gomes; Por que os generalistas vencem em um mundo de especialistas - David Epstein; CURTIU? Compartilha com os amigos e fiquem ligados nas nossas mídias sociais para mais novidades! Matteo Cervelli - LinkedIn Programa Mais Energia - LinkedIn SPE FMU Student Chapter - LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook Até a próxima!
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Þorláksmessuþátturinn þetta árið er Batman: Arkham City! Í þessum frábæra framhaldsleik Arkahm Asylum skellir þú blökuhettunni á þig, mundar blökuverplana og byrjar að berja alla vondu kalla Gotham borgar. Í þetta sinn er það hin fluggáfaði Hugo Strange sem hefur klófest fátækrahverfi borgarinnar og búið til hið alræmda Arkham City ofurfangelsi utan um. Blakan neyðist til að fljúga í gegnum fangelsið og berjast við enn fleiri kunnug andlit úr myndasögunum. Ásamt Strange og hinum alræmda Jóker þá tekst þú á við Penguin, Two-Face, Killer Croc og hinn dularfulla Ra's Al Ghul. Og já, þú færð einnig að spila sem Kattakonan. Arnór Steinn og Gunnar fara yfir allt sem þarf að tala um í leiknum. Þeir eru ósammála um ágæti hans, annar þeirra segir að hann sé frábær en hinn telur eitthvað vanta upp á. Getið þið giskað hvor segir hvað? Þátturinn er í boði Elko Gaming og veitingastaðarins Le Kock!
Mahmut Akpınar - ABD'DEKİ HADİM DEĞİŞİMİ NELER GETİRİR? by Bahar Solukları
SESTA PUNTATA L’Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l’incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d’animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l’ultima battaglia per un coniglio. Continue reading
SESTA PUNTATA L’Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l’incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d’animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l’ultima battaglia per un coniglio. Continue reading
SESTA PUNTATA L’Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l’incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d’animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l’ultima battaglia per un coniglio. Continue reading
SESTA PUNTATA L’Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l’incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d’animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l’ultima battaglia per un coniglio. Continue reading
FOLLOW US ON TWITTER @NIGHTWORLDPODEmail us- nightworldpod@hvbrecordings.comSEASON 1 LOOKING THROUGH THE TUNNEL WILL RUN FROM JUNE UNTIL THE END OF OCTOBER.NIGHT WORLD IS RECORDED AT NIGHT SOUND STUDIOS IN CARRBORO NORTH CAROLINA. THE MUSIC FEATURED IN EPISODE 5 THE FOUNDATION IS FROM SFRBEATS.COMNIGHT WORLD a PODCAST is written & performed by Arvid, 8TATE HYE, & Zaf. Glenn Schwartz is our recording engineer. Please leave reviews, subscribe and share this podcast.Episode 5- ART COLLAGES [00:13-02:13] & AN ASK [02:16-03:25] : ART COLLAGES Art collagesDifferent type of projectsI don't know what I'll getI juh let tha lord inIf I go through change thenI'll start rearranging Life from all of my agesPull wisdom from those stagesPlace it on pagesUse it to find my way inArt collagesI've been gone too oftenOften in my head zoneI can't get this day wrongWasting all this day timeI can't seem to save timeAll this life around meCovered in surroundings Blue light screensAs the day light gleams And it melt ice cream But the things I've seenAre frightening Art Collages I cannot offsetThe means by which we all getLife in our pocketsLately lay down Concrete in playgroundKids don't stay aroundWe don't lay aroundOff in the movementsThat keep us glued inTasks at hand thoughWhere our plans goArt Collages Paper mache gardensThings we pick from screens To try and live the dreamDistractions distractions Man ain't nobody laughing I use to play clownSo I could wear crownThey only stare downYou think you on moundEven on stiltsYou couldn't reach it to hillPlayin to a crowdSoaking in shroudsThey only hear you you loud When you voice what they mouthI could switch styles And I can go milesStill be a part of the pileRinse it wash itArt Collages Peace or knowledge I could wear garmentsBut I could not garner PeacePeace ×3Piece Of a greater installation I tried to fit my way inAt three thirty I'd a never fit in HuhJean's dirty pockets got lint Huh Stuck with a tintMake me far from a tenAll I've been inI ain't made outta tin The thinCoatingMy youth eroding This bloatingImploding With pain self loathing I've been goadingThe man in the mirrorTo go head and cheer upSheer love for selfIs empty the wellWishes gone staleThe viel Of needing and keeping Make sure that you failMix peace with deep breathing Ensure you prevail AN ASKHey guiding light I know it's not the timeBut my day's been dynamite An I can use your lineLost my wayYeah I knowHate to stayCan't let goPut my mindGave the timeTowed the linesCut these vinesPowered through All I do What did I do Accept the new Respect the OLDMy head my toes They bother meMy clothes my shoes won't father meMy chains won't honor meEvery thing I want to beVersus every thing I ought to beHonestly The fear in meMy head on meMy enemyWhat I'll never beOff center meIt do ×3The restless strollsMy head my toesI bet I knowThe well that holdsMY VISIONSMY ACTIONS are MY Oppositions All these Acts that make up livinI'm More my pop than I Care to mentionAll my lows Oh My Lord Please don't hold itCan we throw ItHope I make itIf I make ItForgive my statementsI can foster Patience Patience ×3I do NOT give peace to hopeOr design to freedomWhere I leave itWill Chain up freedomThis world Leaves me in aweI hope I can leave with it all
Sjómannadagurinn er á sunnudaginn. Valmundur Valmundsson, formaður SJómannasambands Íslands, kom á Morgunvaktina og ræddi um sjómannadaginn og stöðu stéttarinnar. Hann talaði líka um kvótakerfið, sem hann er í grunninn ánægður með, þó honum þyki kvótinn hafa færst á allt of fáar hendur. Þá kom til umræðu tilfærsla á kvótanum á milli kynslóða, sem talsvert hefur verið í umræðunni undanfarið eftir að eigendur Samherja tilkynntu að þeir myndu afhenda börnum sínum eignarhaldið. Slík tilfærsla hugnast Valmundi ekki. Kristján Sigurjónsson, ritstjóri Túrista, var á línunni frá Stokkhólmi líkt og venja er á föstudagsmorgnum. Hann fór yfir þá óvissu sem ríkir um ferðalög í Evrópu, þar sem sum ríki hyggjast opna landamæri sín en önnur opna á ferðalög innanlands. Þetta er ekki samræmt, og mjög misjafnt hvaða kröfur eru gerðar til ferðamanna. Hann hefur fengið talsvert af fyrirspurnum frá fólki sem er til að mynda óvíst með ferðalög til Danmerkur, þar sem ekki má gista í Kaupmannahöfn og gerð er krafa um sex nátta stopp hið minnsta. Í síðasta hluta þáttarins var farið vestur á Patreksfjörð og rætt við Rebekku Hilmarsdóttur, bæjarstjóra Vesturbyggðar, um lífið og tilveruna þar. Hún segir að sumarið sé komið og vonast til þess að Íslendingar fjölmenni vestur á firði í sumar. Ekki er mikið atvinnuleysi í Vesturbyggð, en óljóst hvernig fer með uppbyggingu í ferðaþjónustu, sem var orðin talsverð fyrir kórónuveirufaraldurinn. Tónlist: Unaðsbjarta æskutíð - Facon, Á rauðum sandi - Ylja, Ég er sjóari - Þorvaldur Halldórsson, Síldarvalsinn - Diddi og Reynir
Sjómannadagurinn er á sunnudaginn. Valmundur Valmundsson, formaður SJómannasambands Íslands, kom á Morgunvaktina og ræddi um sjómannadaginn og stöðu stéttarinnar. Hann talaði líka um kvótakerfið, sem hann er í grunninn ánægður með, þó honum þyki kvótinn hafa færst á allt of fáar hendur. Þá kom til umræðu tilfærsla á kvótanum á milli kynslóða, sem talsvert hefur verið í umræðunni undanfarið eftir að eigendur Samherja tilkynntu að þeir myndu afhenda börnum sínum eignarhaldið. Slík tilfærsla hugnast Valmundi ekki. Kristján Sigurjónsson, ritstjóri Túrista, var á línunni frá Stokkhólmi líkt og venja er á föstudagsmorgnum. Hann fór yfir þá óvissu sem ríkir um ferðalög í Evrópu, þar sem sum ríki hyggjast opna landamæri sín en önnur opna á ferðalög innanlands. Þetta er ekki samræmt, og mjög misjafnt hvaða kröfur eru gerðar til ferðamanna. Hann hefur fengið talsvert af fyrirspurnum frá fólki sem er til að mynda óvíst með ferðalög til Danmerkur, þar sem ekki má gista í Kaupmannahöfn og gerð er krafa um sex nátta stopp hið minnsta. Í síðasta hluta þáttarins var farið vestur á Patreksfjörð og rætt við Rebekku Hilmarsdóttur, bæjarstjóra Vesturbyggðar, um lífið og tilveruna þar. Hún segir að sumarið sé komið og vonast til þess að Íslendingar fjölmenni vestur á firði í sumar. Ekki er mikið atvinnuleysi í Vesturbyggð, en óljóst hvernig fer með uppbyggingu í ferðaþjónustu, sem var orðin talsverð fyrir kórónuveirufaraldurinn. Tónlist: Unaðsbjarta æskutíð - Facon, Á rauðum sandi - Ylja, Ég er sjóari - Þorvaldur Halldórsson, Síldarvalsinn - Diddi og Reynir
Naš današnji gost je Stefan Žarić, istoričar umetnosti i kustos mode beogradskog Artis Centra, koji se bavi proučavanjem istorije mode i njene muzeologije. Za doprinos nauci o modi, Stefan je, nakon studija u Srbiji, Minesoti i Estoniji osvojio brojna priznanja: Jubilarnu nagradu Spomen zbirke Pavla Beljanskog za najbolji master rad iz istorije umetnosti, titulu mladog heroja Egzit fondacije, stipendiju londonske Asocijacije istoričara mode, stipendiju Međunarodnog saveta muzeja i Komiteta za kostim, diplomu Međunarodne LGBTQA kulturne mreže, te stipendiju Geti instituta. Između kolekcionarstva Barbi lutaka, agroekologije kojom se bavi na svom imanju u Kuli i angažmana kao kustosa mode na različitim projektima u svetu, Stefan je takođe trenutno i jedan od inicijatora i koordinatora humanitarno-volonterske akcije PokrivaLice, koja okuplja modne dizajnere sa ciljem šivenja maski za medicinsko osoblje. Podcast Mladost se bavi mentalnim zdravljem i emocionalnom dobrobiti mladih, pitanjema nasilja, odnosno nenasilja, opresivnim strukturama poput rasizma, seksizma i ekstremizma, kao i pokušajima njihove prevencije. Podcast treba da ohrabri i osnaži mlade da u svakoj prilici ispolje svoje potencijale, i tako postanu heroine i heroji svojih života i svojih zajednica. Voditeljke podcast-a su Jana Šarić i Tamara Urošević.
Darren Wong, a member of the famous dance group the Kinjas, discusses his beginnings in dance and business, and goofs around with some dude.Follow @Instagram: noiseofthebrokeboysTwitter: BrokeBoysNoiseListen to the Audio on all Podcast platforms. All The Links Here: https://linktr.ee/NoiseOfTheBrokeBoysA broke degenerate hooligan documents conversations about being a Bboy, Breakin', Hip Hop, Dance, Art, Music, Creativity, Innovation, and the slow subtle crumble of society in audio form.----more----[Music]this episode of noise of the broke boysis brought to you by cardboard yesthat's right I'm talking about the samecardboard that is used to protect youryear's supply of preparation-h as it isshipped from the warehouse to yourresidence same cardboard that used tospin on your back because you were toobroke and lazy to walk to that freepractice session that your local hip-hopscene provides and yes that samecardboard that was used to make theposter of Justin Bieber that you hide inyour closet don't worry as a truebeliever myself I will not let yoursecret out have you ever wondered whatthat be and cardi B's name stands forwell its board this is car D boardsupplying your local strip club with thefreshest tunes cardboard is smoothstrong and stylish it's the perfectreplacement for all your card stockneeds head down to your local dumpsterand dive right in to pick up the latestshipment of cardboard and have yourselfa cardi board e time and now onto theshow[Music]in this episode I bring in a good dancebuddy I've had since high school webasically came up together as b-boys inthe early 2000s and grew to love hip hopculture together he is a member of theworld famous dance group the kynges andcurrently lives in the SouthernCalifornia area teaching and managingthe various dance schools that thekynges have built from the ground upplease enjoy this episode with my goodfriend Darren Wong hello everybodywelcome to the diarrhea doodoo show thisis noise of the broke boys I am yourhost Kurt rocks key and today I have oneof my oldest dance friends he is amember of the kynges or if you don'tknow they are ninja cosplayers that alsodo dance they do not root Oh cosplay andthen they're also good dancers as wellright I've known this guy for quite awhile I went to high school with him Ihad a crush on his mother yeah she wasmy math teacher and yeah what's up manthis is d-money mr. Darren Wong what'sup yeah so dude I haven't talked to youin a minute when did I last see youprobably my wedding huh yeah becauseyou've been living out in LA for aminute huhyeah probably since 2007yeah and we went to school like irvineright you went to UC irvine you movedout here and have been out here sincethen Yeah right cool um cool so likewhen I first met you um you were alreadylike you already knew what's up withdance I mean you were already kind ofdancing and this was you were a freshmanin high school and I wasJr probably yeah thank Junior so I don'tknow what I was doing hanging out withjuniors I mean hanging out with freshmenwhen I was a junior oh yeah I guess soyeah yeah you were cool and I was uncoolso we like met in the middle a littlebit yes we were about both sophomoresyeah I guess soso when I met you yeah you were alreadyinto dance so like what got you intodance I think like most guys who want todance a girl of course I wanted toimpress a particular girl maybe wiseI think particular girl in like middleschool so I wanted to do breaking cuz Ithought that was like the closest thingI could do since I did martial arts umso then I basically just tried to findany video I could through like illegalway times before YouTube and just learnfrom that just practice in a garage withmy homieand then yeah so did you get the girlnow got different go there oh it allworked outsweet yeah no uh back then that was like2001 Pro yeahdude did the internet yet exist yeahyeah I just remember like going to whatwas it b-boy calm or org or somethingyeah yeah yeah yeah and they had thoselike they had gifts but they're not likethe gifts you see now they were likeyeah it'd be a 10-second thing butthere's only five frames in it so you'relike oh what is he a bad call yeahbecause I remember letti trying to getthat stupid page to load that taught youhow to doturtles yeah and it was a it was a gifof I think Cujo doing him and like I youknow you wait ten minutes for it to loadyeah and then it finally loads and it'sjust like dude and I was like how thehell did he do that like the wholereason I waited so long for this to loadwas to see how to do that in slow motionbut no it skipped like 15 frames so Imissed it allyes yeah stupid b-boy org I hope youdon't exist anymore no actually I hopeyou do but I hope you're listening tothis instead I'm sorry I love your giftsice yeah I downloaded them that's that'sall bad when you're like downloadinggifts you downloaded gifts to like learnhow to break yeah it's the animatedpicture it's yeah that's terriblebut anyways somehow we got to wearanimated gifts to a finalist on world ofdance Thank You b-boy da or you are andyou are the people the People's Choiceforgives so do you still rep PandaExpress so we back when we went to highschool together we went to El Caminohigh school we made this crew togetheras like kind of a joke and we called itPanda Express cute cuz all of us werejust the only Asian kids there and yeahall of us just decided to break is thatAsian Club or is that like breaking ClubI don't know it could be both breakingClub and Asian Club had the same membersso anyways yeah we made it and we calledit Panda Express crew cuz I'm tired youknow we actually yeah we didthat's even funnier that wewe battled people as panda that's thebest part but anyways so since highschool you've like you've had a prettydecorated list of like groups you'vebeen a part ofof course like legendary steps flexibleFlav you were in Cabo modern right youwere leading that crew right yeah yesyears table modern the what would youcall them the hip hop dance choreo danceyeah I feel like there's like multipleteams that you see I cop modern isprobably like one of them one of the topwomen's tops and then the other onewould be CADC which is where mm-hmm Mikeand Anthony the two creators of Kim justcame from actually okay yeah so thenyeah obviously kynges and now you're inunderground flow it is also a Sacramentooh yeah uh so how did you get involvedwith kynges I mean I guess he kind ofalluded to it but yeah so when I was afreshman in college there's this thingcalled Casa dance-off which is like aKorean club basically it's like thisKorean club they put together it's onlyfreshmen so if you're a freshman you'reallowed to compete in like thischoreography showcase basically sobasically every school has their ownteam in their own choreographers sothat's kind of where I met Mike andAnthony at the same time and then at thesame time Victor Kim who used to likemmm yep I know you're trying to elude mebut him yo Victor was telling me like ohyou should go for like either one ofthese cuz he's like you know the topcrews so that I never go in with tabajust cuz they did more breaking piecesand I didn't know like choreo choreo soI went with that and then that's likekind of how I met both of them thoughthrough Casa dance-off cos mm-hmm werethere choreographing mmm and so then youguys they formed they they formed thecrew or conceptualized it or whateverand then they reached out to youyeah so basically the way King justformed was Anthony was going away towork somewhere else so they wanted to doone last showcase together and bringingall the homies that they've alwayswanted to dance with so they just likehand-picked like pretty much the toppeople from each crew that they don'tknew and like we're still friends withand then they don't know case and thenall of a sudden people really liked itand they're like oh shoot this is likesomething we might be able to do it'slike some seven cent money yeah that'sthat's a that's a very normal or like amuch toned down version that I wasthinking it was I thought you guys maybelike went to like a comic-con you're alllike dressed as ninjas and then justlike and then just all of a suddenstarted like dancing and then you'relike oh he's a dancing ninjaoh you're dancing ninja and you're alljust like oh we should join a PowerRangers ninja force oh no wait nevermindlet's uh let's just join it let's make acrew together yeah that would have beenthe cooler origins I guess that that onewas too normal for me so that's what I'mgonna I'm gonna cut out what you justsaid and just say that's whatbut yeah so then okay so then you jointogether and then the underground flowtwins Steven and Michael they joined -they got reached out to and who else doyou have in that crew good it's got alot of yeah you boys I mean it's Victorused to do it in the very beginning okaywhen they were on boob black ops yet sowhat is it ANBU black opsthat's literally from the ANBU black opsyeah so then that was Lin like for surewe were doing a lot of it never you tostuff what the hell and we changed it tojust be you know dancing I don't knowNaruto but that sounds like a reallyterrible BG show ANBU black hot we'relike I don't know some care right wechanged it yeah okay was it roll out thetalkiesno not at all oh yeah you guys wouldhave definitely lost forever we got suedto you you got sued and lost ANBU blackops is off the show okay so that'sthat's dope um so you guys wrapped asthat name eventually came up with kyngeswhat like what is what does kynges meanI guess like I just assumed as ninjasthat are Korean or not a lot of peoplealways guess that it's not the only onekin means family mm-hmm and then I gotdances ninjas so keeping up with thekynges that's what's upso um if people don't know this kyngeseventually went to world of dance whichwas like a TV dance competition showthat had tons of different dancers onthere and like a million-dollar prizeright and so you guys were competing init and you guys were the finalists of itand you lost to got out too late twinsbut should have been these dudes no I'mkidding they're good yeah actually wegot to the finalists for our group soit's like finalists for like soloistsand duo's and then there's finalists forgroups and then there's finalists for itwas like called kids or whatever thatwas yeah so we lost - JLo salsa team JLosalsa team yeahoh they're dope they're dope they'relike definitely high energy I feel okaymaybe I missed I didn't watch the wholeseason I watched like the ending ya knowwhat's confusing different groups it waslike yeah there was a lot and there wasso many different stylesthe other thing well anyway so that'slike that got you guys a lot of Fame andstuff so you guys now are like you knowteaching and then doing shows and stuffso like I guess what what where has thatgotten you now and like what are whatare you guys planning to do in thefuture so actually today we're opening anew studio in downtown LA it's calledthe complex so we have that we have wedid like a Kickstarter IndieGoGo typething for our first studio in MontereyParkmmm called kynges dojo we currently havethree studios I believe in China overall over these Chinamen China a lot nowcuz you got you just got back from Chinalike a couple weeks ago dang so youworried that what's I figured you werethere doing like shows or something yeahyeah so we have a lot of work in Chinanow too so all over the place other thanthat just teaching with around the worldworkshops normal stuff some of the guyschoreographed for like kpop stuff wellthat's that yeah so pretty much anythingto do it dance and music we're trying tobe have our little hands in I guess andthen yeah your your little hands youhave like your little swords yeah how doyou guys actually dance with foot I justknow you walked around like one day someweapons throwing some like yeah you knowuh so okay so in China I wouldn'timagine hip-hop dance is popular inChina but apparently it is now it is itis they started making it mean well youknow how like China's government is theylike time control what people see so nowthey're living like dance be a big thingoh that's so that's why I think it'skind of blowing up a lot more nowthere's a political reason for thatwhy would I don't know money has lessmoney yeah they don't I don't know Idon't know how a China works actuallycuz they're communist country yeah Idon't know how their money works so Igot a lot of it got a lot of it andthey're giving it all to you guys teachthem dance and do shows for that so coolyou're like a that's the most Americanthing you can do dude you're a patriotlet's dump so so like what is the dancescene like in China like I've been toChina because I used to do shows withNBA dance shows and so I went to inChina probably like two or three yearsago and so there was like a huge youknow huge NBA crowd there the and they'dfreaking love basketball and but we werethere and it seemed like they reallyenjoyed what we were doing too but theymaybe weren't too familiar with it Iguessbut it seemed like a cool place to likefor it to blow up someday and I knowthat the breaking song is starting togrow a little bit sorry my dog isbarking H so I so another breaking sceneis starting to blow up a little bit moreand you're seeing more cruising stuffcome from there I don't know if otherhip-hop styles are like you know there'screws in those Styles coming from Chinabut seems like it's a growing place yeahfor sureI think the dancers over there likethey're hungry to like learn so likethey're leveling up pretty quickly sothey're coming coming from the lead foreverybody are they dressed as ninjasno they got them like Crouching TigerHidden Dragon outfit you know what I'mtalking aboutthe kung-fu outfit they dress likenormal hip-hop what if they made a movielike Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon butit was just dancing maybe and they juststart flying yeah it would like fly ohyeah it's heavy dope we could just makeit I would watch it but I'm not Chineseit needs to be in Chinese and then likehave subtitles or whatever like dub overit I guess you could do that just justsay something else and then your mouthis moving differently oh man yeah that'sa I think it's ideas are yeah yeah thatsounds like a quick way to get introuble so um yeah so that's that'stight that you guys are in China doinglike a lot of them cool things umso aside from teaching and stuff arethere any big shows that you guys areworking on like I'm comparing you tolike maybe Jabbawockeez who lives whohave a show out in Vegas that theyperform and then they also had starteddoing some traveling thing or whateverbut yeah they do they're doing showslike all over the place is that like inthe cards for you guys to I think we'vealways talked about doing like our owntheater show I think there's just somuch going on right now that there'salways something in the background thatis happening as far as I know I thinkwe're just more focused right now onjust one this complex opening and thenyeah from there we'll see where thatleads I guess mm-hmmbut I'm pretty sure in the future wewould love to do it like a theater showyeah you know it's just funya know I think that that's that's acool way to like let to like let yourstuff shine and you get full control oflike what yeah well assuming you getfull control I mean probably you got towork with a lot of the other theaterpeople to make sure that they're gettingwhat they need out of it but but yeahyou got a lot more control of like whatyou can do you could say I want thisexact music I want to extend this partso long you know compared I'm comparingit to like something like what you didon world of danceyou would do a set that's like a minutelong or whatever um have to getcopyrights versus music yeah oh yeahthere's a lot of stuff you got to do thered tape there's a lot of red tape yeahthat and so many hoops to jump throughand then there's a lot of productionstaff that are like giving you ordersdifferent so I imagine that that kind oflike I don't know it lets you notcontrol it as much as you probably wantyou know like because I imagine when Ido stuff I go oh I have this vision forand then someone goes oh well that songdoesn't work yeah oh well actuallysuccessful what the heck was I gonna sayI was gonna ask you something I forgotoh so at your studio at your dancestudio like you have now you have threeyou said three Studios in China and youhave two in LA and are you planning togo anywhere else like he's always likean option I mean people always ask us toopen studios you know near them so EastCoast yeah maybeokay like pretty much anywhere is anoption I think I guess it probablydepends on where you're people areplanning to go cuz you obviously need tohave some of your people there mhm allof them are here right yeah I would saymost of us are here and then we havepartners called sino stage those are ourpartners in China okay I run that overtherenow do the students that go there dothey have to wear ninja outfits no Imean if you want you can what if Idislike you know we go to Disneylandit's like okay to dress up I feel likeif you're walking it's like mashed upyou're like cool you're like no one'sgonna look at you what would I have towear it for them to like kick me outit's like what's the limit here what ifI was with a ninja next question alrightthat's that's the end of that so I withwith all your successI imagine you've you've seen a lot oflike cool things in your life so can youtell me maybe about like the coolestthing you've seen like that dance hasbrought you to or like the mostinspirational or even the funniest orall three as a good question I guess thecoolest would have to be world of dancethat was like just being surrounded bypretty much everybody's like a master intheir craft you're basically like in aroom with like a bunch of masters andthey're just like vibing out togethereveryone's like friendly so there waslike no hate or beef so that was coolfor sure I think that was like thenumber one memory traveling wise I wouldsay maybe going to like the Philippineslike seeing like there's like a dota 2championship or something like that ohthe video game yeah so is like a Oh achampionship and then like the GreenRanger was there and the Green Rangerwas he actually dressed up as the greenI don't know does he wear like regularclothes cuz that's what they wouldalways do right I don't know if I wasthe green I would do that all except Iwouldn't want to be the Green Ranger I'dprobably be the what I hate the blackRanger well you know because cuz Zakfrom the original one would be likelet's go he'd like strike he'd be he'ddo a body roll into a fighting stanceand it was like the dough fish at leastwhen I was ten years old or wheneverwhatever I was when I watched that I waslike that's how you fight then I gotbeat up your sets man bring it backno I just want to getstreet fights like that just like a whatdid you say to me let's goit's morphin time then like as I'm doingthat they're like beating me up I knowyeah my yeah that sounds like a bad ideadon't do that but it was cool to watchyeah cuz he was just they were justfighting do you know the little likepudding whatever I never understood thatactually I don't understand cuz it justwas like clay and then they all of asudden we're like things and you justkicked them once again dead and I'm likeman you guys screwed up a little bitlike if you put all your faith in liketaking over the world with those littlethings like dude you guys or why didn'tyou just form one giant putty baby yeahseriously like why did you pick thatlittle that little guy why didn't youjust make a Godzillayeah and just say hey you don't need tofight nobody just walk around this cityand you know by the time the PowerRangers like get there like thingtogether and kick you like half the cityalready destroyed man I should have beenRita Rapunzel it's time to conquer earthlet's make look like monsters to getbeat up High School is basically righthigh schoolers led by a giant head ledby a giant head who's never fought a dayin his lifecome on dude Power Rangers jeez I don'tknow shout out the Power Rangers don'tsponsor this show Oh God look at me ohdamn um so like what about what is thereany like movie opportunities like in theworks for you guys mm good question Idon't know I mean I feel like most dancemovies don't go as far as like theydon't you would want them to go yeah Imean but yes oviedo yes I actuallyalways thought about writing a scriptfor a movie that had to do withhip-hop and breaking mmmthat would show more of like the therawness behind it because every dancemovie I've seen has always beencheesiest yeah yeah yeah sure it's likeyou know I'll watch beach street orwhatever just to see the dancing andthen as soon as they start talkingoh you biters you ain't worth the beatthat's what's the point I turned it offyou know I mean but so I've alwayswanted to see a movie like that and Icompare it to eight milelike with mmm where he you know he'sjust like it's almost just a story of emand em really but like there's I feellike they just put like a really grittylike you know veil over it to show themore raw side of like anti popping andyou know battle rapping and stuff and soI always thought that that'd be dope totake that on with with breaking yeah letme double its um yeah I don't know thattelling the real story of like someone'slife versus a little bit cuz like thisis dance somebody yeah the things thathave always bothered me and it kind ofwhy I started this podcast was because Iwould always see like Hollywoodportrayal of breaking and hip-hop danceand it's always like let's do hit hayeah and I'm like alright yeah maybe Imean if you're you know I'm not tryingto like shame that but there's more toit than then hip-hop there's uh you knowlike what I mean I saw some stupid videoof like there's a girl going like andyou know like it was some weird dantlike teaching how to do some stupiddance in a music video and I was likethat's where we he was so it was funnybut uh it might have been a jokeactually um but it was just like yeahthat's not the hip-hop Ino so I wantedto like show the other side of it andtalk to people who've like you knowlived through it and are still livingthrough it to put that on there so thatyou know people who don't know hip-hopdon't just get the one-sided view fromthe Hollywood perspective because reallyHollywoodI think the way Hollywood looks at isthey go okay what is cool looking mm-hmmthis isn't the highlight of our movie ora commercial or whatever we just want tosee some cool moves and look and peoplesmiling it's donewhich is fine like I think that's cooltoo cuz you know any exposure is goodexposure but if that's all you ever seeyou go all like what is breaking what iship-hop what is this it's people smilingand doing backflips and second there's alot more to it than that there's like ahuge hustle behind it there's you knowlong hours at a studio or you know onthe concrete if you like that I meanthere's long there's long hours justlike putting into your craft and stuffthat I think you miss if you only see itso but yeah so that's why I wanted tobring you on because you obviously havegone through the hustle and a struggleto get to where you are and that's whyI've brought on a lot of other peopleand yeah yeah maybe someday I'll write amovie huh sounds dope I think it's justlike if you really understood like howmuch even like physically we go throughthe risk we're putting our bodiesthrough even not just for like now butin the future like it's kind of it'skind of crazythat's great because it's like it's likegetting beat up every day you're notlike you're not getting black eyesyou're definitely doing stuff that Imean I guess as an example like when Iwas learning windmills I would go homeevery day with like a bruise on myshoulder a bruise on my hip and then Icome back the next day and do it againand then the bruza just get bigger andbigger and bigger and then you know andthen tons of scars and then eventually Ithink my body just got used to and waslike alright you win no more no morebruises and then it stopped bruising andit stopped hurting but I'm pretty surethat's gonna correct it for sure forsure so I take care of our bodies gottatake care you're younger you know wedidn't stretch we do just like jump inand just go for ityeah that was I do that all the timeand it wasn't until I tore my meniscusmy right knee and like the doctor waslike you're gonna need surgery you'renever gonna break again and I like it'sover for meand then yes I was just like tripping atthat point and trying to figure out youknow how to how to how to get throughthat and so then I put I just took likea whole year off from dance and just letit heal I was like really scared ofgetting surgery because I had a bunch offriends that got the surgery yeah and sothen um they they think they couldn'tlike dance so as much as they couldafter the surgery saw a super scared ofit and so I just said what do I have tolose let me just quit like a year andsee what happens and if I really can'tmove then I'll go and get a surgery andthat's it the doctor told me that thatwouldn't be a big deal so to wait for itas long as I'm not like did you getsurgery no I didn't get surgery right soI took the whole healed by cell took theyeah and I went to a physical therapistworked out my knee got a lot of like youknow work done on it and and you knowand I just rested a long time cuz I toremy meniscus in high school remember yeahand then you got like hand hopsyeah you got crazy hand offs hey Ididn't know you like tort and dude nosurgery that's crazyyeah cuz I was scared I probably I meanat that moment if I was in a differentmysaid I probably would have got it but Iwas like dude if I get a surgery and Idon't need it and or and like messes itup because the surgery basically youhave a flap of your meniscus which is abunch of cartilage between your knees isit's like torn and doing all sorts ofwaving in the wind and stuff and itfirst of all cartilage takes a long timeto heal so it's it's gonna it's gonnahave problems and then the surgery isthey like they cut it off yeah yeahright move it clean it so then if it'snot perfect like now there's rubbingthere so then they say what happens islike you can get arthritis and lots ofproblems later on in your life too andthen your knee is gonna functiondifferently now that that's not therecuz you you essentially do need thatthere but yeah because it's it's causingmore problems it's causing pain they'llcut it off yeah yeah and so I guess minehealed was kind of healing weird and soI just went to the physical therapistand they would just break down scartissue until it eventually got into agood place where it doesn't bother meand so it really doesn't bother meeither I mean it's good like once in awhile like if it's cold or somethingI'll feel like a little bit of pain orold man like that so that there's thatand then I man I injured my shouldersboth of my shoulders this one was frommy right shoulder was on a I waspracticing do you know what a Arabiantwist flip is it's like you it's likeyou kind of jump like you're gonnabackflip and then you twist 180 and thenfront flip so I was doing that so like Ihave to throw you have to throw your armkind of like this and I threw it way toohard enough effed up my rotator cuff andat that time I was learning air flaresand I had probably like two or three atthat time and so I had a quit Air flightso I lost my air flares and then I coulddude I had to quit breaking for a longtime because of that came back zero airflares zero Arabian twist and a lot ofother moves that I lost yeah okay then Istarted working again getting all thesethings backand then I was working with the warriorsat the time and we were doing theseshows and there was this crazy trickthat we were trying to figure out how todo where I don't you actually me and youmade this trick with Vince the one youknow the one where Vince what's do thesplits on the ground and then I wouldjump and then you jump in here maybe Iwas jumping over you I don't rememberbut we would do that so we were doingthat except our friend Quang who's likethe buffest guy I know he's doing likehis planche like push-ups down whereVince would have been and then one guyjumps over him and then I was jumpingover that guy and then we got anotherguy who gets thrown over here so it waslike it all happens at the same time soit goes boom yeah and so while we werepracticing this he missed oh and landedstraight on me so I went headfirst intothe ground hit my shoulders super hardand it just like effed on my shoulderand so I went to the doctor they're likeoh yeah this is like a common linebackerinjury and I was like yeah cuz I'm afreak yeah look at me and yeah just likedon't don't do whatever you're doing andI'm like okay what do I do and they'relike that's all you can do all right sothen then I lost air flares again andnow my now both shoulders are messed upand this is my catching shoulder soundslike it's hard to get yeah I always likenot to not too happy with that so I haveair flares a long time ago man I can hittwo once in a while if I can deal withthe pain in the shoulder but if I'm notdown to do that and usually I'm not it'slike yeah it's kind of like oh yeah yeahthat's an airflow I guess so yeah that'sthat's the pains of life of a b-boyyeah yeah so do you have any um chronicinjuries from dancing hmm I'm stilldealing with the torn back even to thecorner back yeahso I think I like twisted wrong I feellike I tore a muscle in it hasn't beenconfirmed yet but when was that that'sbeen like two years I've been every nowand then my back will pull so I can'teven like bend over to get my caroh that's been fun sometimes I get likea weird back pain it's not like nearlyas bad but sometimes it'll be like oohwhat's going on like it makes it so ifyou're like in a weird position it likehurts a lot soon I don't know yeah forsure that the meniscus tear sucked forsure when I try to learn air flares backin the day my shoulder went out of placeI stopped doing that oh yeah I was thereI don't know if you're doing air flarebut I remember you did pop your shoulderat once yeah doing a hand holding fundid yeah I'm lucky I didn't and thatnever happened to me because that wouldbe and we were yelling back then too solike yeah you pop it probably whenyou're a sophomore dude that sucksyeah and then you just started learninghand hops on the other hand yeah andlike you know now you can hand off for ayear yeah it's like riding a bike Inever practice them anymoreright and you could just do it yeah heyno weird I get to hand hops threehandouts maybe so you know yeah yeah Ineed a break my soul no - well actuallyI guess that's a good thing for you likeif you ever lost your legs just be likei'm handi-capable hop around dude thatis sickbut yeah injuries for sure suck yeahit's like you know it was like in theend it's my job so like if somethinggoes wrong mm-hmm game overoh I want to see if like dance startsblowing up to the point where it's likea sport and stuff like you know I get Iguess with the Olympics and stuff I wantto see you know if it was at the NBAlevel and they had all these likeyou know good doctors and stuff likeworking with these athletes to keeptheir bodies like perfectly how goodpeople would get yeah for sure becauseI'm 100% with that yeah I mean Artie Ithink already you're seeing like it's alot of now little kids who probablytheir parents were b-boys or B girlsback in the day are now like ten yearsold and you know double flipping overyeah each other kids are crazy now yeahthey do stuff that I'm like I'm nevergonna try that in my yeah well so it'slike I think you see that now and thenso you're seeing kids that are good fromlike birth essentially and you know Ithink once it becomes like a biggersport and maybe there's more researchinto like how to keep people in physicalgood physical shape for itI think melding those two thingstogether dude you're gonna see somecrazy like 20 year olds like literallyflying just I don't know yeah they'relike it's triple air flares yeah likeit's nothing yeah you like the futurefor like at least our generations likemore coaching them I feel like if itdoes become a sport it's like oh yeahfor sure there's no y generation becomecoaches where the teams which would becreated there the era of like gettingbroke off figuring out how to do it intheir the era of like oh you got brokeoff and can teach me how to be a pro capso now I can do it when I'm 10 a dude ohyeah and then when they have kids whoknowsbe crazy or I don't know maybe breakingdoesn't exist at that time I know manOlympics oh yeah I know where hopefullyit goes through you yeah is it throughor no I think it's like 90% sure I don'tknow I'm pretty sure it's going throughI don't want to say 100 because I don'tknowyeah what are your thoughts on thatthings though I think as long as theyfind like a fair judging system likeeven like it like you have to becertified to judge you knowthere's like you do understand thecriteria so it's not so like biased oranything I think that's what will makeit legit versus people seeing it once inthe Olympics and then all of a suddenthey're like oh no you just can't do itbecause you know just because it wasmessed up the first time so mm-hmm aslong as they get it right the first timeit'll last possible yeah I think I thinkso too i think it's it's tight that it'sin the Olympics and I'm really excitedto see it there and I think we've as ascene come very far to get it here but Ialso am worried that the scene is notready for it because for one there's alot of pushback against it which that'sgonna be problems and then yeah thejudging I think there's a there's a lotof hump to get over to make that rightbecause I think basically judging now iskind of like you winno you just point to the dude that youthink wins that ain't gonna cut it forthe Olympics I mean because they're usedto points and whatever and like oh yeahhe wins he got ten points and I give himzero like that doesn't that ain't gonnawork dude okay so I think yeah everybodyeverybody in the scene really needs tocome together think about how to do thisand I'm not just talking about like theoh Jesus I'm talking about anybody hasseen who has a good idea to like try tofigure it out because I think ifanything has been proven is that wedon't have a good judging system otherthan I mean I think one two three pointto who you think wins is fine with meat from like an artistic perspectivebecause I look at it is like there'sthese judges here and they have theirown artistic perspective on what theythink is good and then pointing at it isjust saying my opinion is this that Ilike this more and if the Olympics isokay with that that's cool but the in inand simply because that kind of goeswell with the way breaking was formedand how we've always done it so it staystrue to how we do itI think there's holes in that for surebut I don't think that's gonna fly withthe Olympics because it's kind of like Ithink what they're gonna say is well ifsomebody who's watching says well whydid that guy win and then they go ohbecause Darren from kin just said sobecause he wore a ninja costume and theother guy didn't okay well alrightthat's how you get an Olympic medal thenyeah yes so that's not gonna fly youknow what I mean so but then again Ithink giving points to specific criteriaI have some reservations on that becauseI think it breaks down a little bit whenyou go okay if you imagine a guy who'sreally well-rounded going against a guywho's really good at maybe a few thingsI can still see either of those guyswinning but a judging system thattailors more to all-around person thatguy is always gonna win in that batterso I have some problems with that it'sit's I like to always compare it topainting you know where you're judgingan art piece so say you had like theMona Lisa and you're looking at I forgetthe name of the painting but like it'sPicasso's painting of the war where it'slike all this cubism kind of thingthere's like a lot of like chaos goingon there's a lot of argue if you werecomparing those and they were back likesay those paintings are battling righthow do you judge that yeah because inone way you could say oh the realism onthis one is much better than that sothey win but then you could say but thisemotion hereI see more emotion in it I want that onebut then you go oh but the Mona Lisasmile has this slight little like thingto it so maybe it's like inner pain orwhatever so there's an emotion in thattoo I so there's like a huge failure ahuge debate that gets involved with itand so how do you put criteria to thatand it could like ruin the art form witha really coolbe like okay I'm just gonna do for workjust to get the points you know yeahversus like if that's not what youfeeling then fucking don't which is sowhich is why I really think the pointand point to who you think wins is agood system because it's at least goingokay it's being true to your impressinglike an audience right and showing yourart form to that audience and theaudience is saying okay I want over thatand the audience being the judge so Ithink it's good that it stays true tothat and they're they they're able toput their own creative opinion into intothe choice of the winner so I thinkthat's good but I do think that itbreaks down a little bit so I was I'vebeen playing with the idea of like ifthere was just like 20 judges andthey're all from different areas of theworld they've all you know maybe hadso-and-so amount of experience 20 yearsor whatever renowned or whatever youknow dancers and they're set in in theroom as like the crowd and they're justjudging and so you get 20 differentpoints of people so basically yoursystem is a point system of 20 totalpoints yeah and and your score is justbased on who that got that particularaudience member points to I think that'sfine like I think this is as long as thejudges are like credentialed whateverthey need to do to get to that spot likethen it's like I feel like that is thefairest way first is doing like you getpoints for footwork or top rocks styleand power you know I mean yeah becausethat's so subjective and yeah I mean Ithere you can get in long debates aboutpeople going like that's not to me I godude who cares yeah like you're sayingthat's footwork and that's not for itit's something cares like you knowI mean that guy's expression of a girl'sexpression or whatever they think it issoon it's just dancing it's just amovement it's either cool or it's notdope or it's not so why don't you justjudge on that rather his a pinkietouched the ground like what the hellare you even talking about do yaunless the footwork competition dudeyeah dude I think footwork competitionsare the stupidest thing and this is yeahthis is a hot take and probably a yeah Iwould imagine a lot of people would bemad at this but I think footworkcompetitions are the stupidest shit everbecause it's like it's just a way forpeople to like go in and go hey look atme I I did footwork based on this modelof what everyone thinks footwork is andI win cool like not to diss anybodywho's done thatyou know usually the person who wins isvery good at what they do but I've seenpeople that have very good what I wouldconsider footwork and they lose and it'sbecause what they're doing is maybe notmainstream footwork you know I think themainstream footwork is probably thatkind of like Rocksteady style a littlebit where it's like very step II a lotof pauses and stuff little littlefreezes in their footwork but I've seenlike more flowy styles where they'redoing sweeps and they go on to theground and like kind of rolled aroundand stuff I'm like they're still usingtheir feet so it's hard to say that it'snot footwork in my opinion like evolvingwith yeah when when I look at thefootwork competition the way I break itdown is there it's it's a way of sayingyou're not allowed to do all this otherstuff and if you do it in this littlebubble then you win and if you touch anyof this stuff out here you lose which Imean I guess that's kind of cool but atthe end of the day it's kind of like alet's tie our one hand behind our backand let's box that's what it is to meit's not like a real boxing match ittie both of your hands together and liketry to bite each other you know what Imeanwhich that's probably fun to watch andI'm not gonna lieforward battles are fun to watch but Idon't know if you're talking aboutstraight up breaking dude I don't know Ithink it's stupid yeah that's my hottake don't hate me for it so we'recoming up on 50 minutes or so yeah yeahdude so I know recently you got engagedright so how's it yeah how's that goinglike are you guys planning your weddingand everything yeah already got thevenue Oh dope next year already gotphotographer videographer got the foodyou know Nate course ten course dangdude what happened then got theguestlist going hmm you're invited ofcourse oh the wife right now ready Ionly get me in February yeah Februarynext year not oh dude did you already ohyeah okay well okay so you guys aretaking that's good me and Keiko took ourtime too we heard we were engaged forlike two yearsoh yeah yeah we were engaged for liketwo years I think and then we um cuz shewas in nursing school at the time andthen I was I don't think I was doinganything but I wasn't gonna plan thewedding I mean that's real how much howmuch of your opinion is going into thewebsite I'll try the food with you youdude yeah every single one of my ideasout the door I mean you got to wear thesocks though he pulled it offdo you yeah so he's talking aboutI goofed on everyone at my wedding yeahcuz I like to make jokes I think I madethe joke too Caicos mother because shewas like you know really involved liketrying to like have us do all thesethings and I was like I think we'regonna have a ninja turtle themed weddingand she's just like shocked went throughher face like are you serious like ifshe she takes everything really seriousso that's why I said it she freaked outfor a second and then um I was justsaying oh I'm just messing aroundoh and I remember she asked me like whatis what kind of food are you gonna getI'm just getting a taco truck yeah somesome fear in her face ya know hey I'llstill stick by this opinion I think thatif you did your wedding at like a nicepark and you got a taco truck to comethrough and you know you Davi say haveto get it on a good day for weather butyou get a taco truck and you just invitelots of people you get a really dope DJand then make sure you know the city'snot trippin out about sound and stuffand just did your wedding just like as aalmost like a barbecue you know I thinkthat would be the funnest thing ever beso like less formal yeahtakes out the you need to sit by thisperson it's like yeah like cuz I I'vealways hated like the formality ofthings and so when we started planningour wedding I was like dude this is notfor me man okay let's just like cuz Iwas seriously saying let's just go tothe the courthouse and sign papers inwhatever and then just do it like thatbut I knew that wasn't gonna fly so wehad to dothing and I thought it was a good wayyeah I mean Keiko did a good jobfiguring out what to do and I helped alot with like decorations I guessbecause she would say pay build this andbecause I know how to build so I wouldgo and build it for her so I built awhole bunch of stuff for her or for usand over here come on yeah so yeah itturned out and you know we were lookingfor a good venue so we went to a lot ofdifferent ones and we went to that oneit was about the flower farm in Loomisnear Sacramento so I really liked it shereally liked it because there was likethese chickens they wander around and wethought it was like the funniest thingever because I grew up near Fair Oakswhich there's chickens wandering aroundall the time so it was like something Iwas used to a little bit and I used tohave chickens as a kid tooand so I was like oh this is fun shethought it was funny too so we're likeyeah let's do that's why we chose thatplace they don't spot for sure and soyeah we I mean we made it we took thatand I guess the reason we chose it wasbecause having it on like a somewhatfarm setting like a nice farm settingtook away a little bit of the formalityso I was happy with that so I think itturned out well I need super dope to seeold friends and stuff too yeah that wascool yeah and then yeah during theceremony I got to goof on everybodybecause I said hey well my vows you knowI said all my vows and ice and then atthe end I said Sancta cake oh I wish Ihad because I basically said I'm gladthat you let me do a surprise TeenageMutant Ninja Turtle themed wedding andshe was like oh what and then I likelift up my pants and I had a NinjaTurtles sock on to get clothes thereyeah so I like to it was a good I thinkthat was good yeahyeah yeah cuz I was just I was reallytrying to not make it so forth like Idon't know it when I lost it even likewhat the new job is playing like thatwas just oh yeah yeah I'd already setthe tone like it was gonna formal youknow I was yeah yeah exactly like weyeah we played new jobbies it wasanother reflection no reflection eternaland that's mainly because I think whenme and Keiko first started dating I usedto play that song a lot of snot way Idon't know I can't remember but yeah shereally likes that song tooso anyway so yeah we played that becauseit was like we're trying to set the toneas like this is like have some fun andyou know chill yeah relax have a goodpeople going yeah y'all formalin shityeah you mean like the adults they'relike somewhere dressed in suits they'rejust like hanging do my dad was anotherthing cuz I knew for sure my dad wasgonna wear and so everyone was likeasking me like what's the attire and Iwas like well I don't care what you wearI'll probably be wearing a suit causeit's my wedding day but like you're notgonna offend me if you wear freakingboard shorts yeah in fact I wouldprobably think that's really funny and agood idea cuz it would probably be hotthat day but and then I would say butfor sure I know my dad is not wearing asuit so he kind of just already set thedress code yeah cuz I could tell him towear a suit and he ain't gonna wear sothat's already that's a dress code rightthereso like Caicos doubt of saying oh shemight wear aa tux or whatever I was like you knowyou wear whatever you want to wear butfor sure my dad is not gonna wear a suitso if you're trying to match him likeyou're gonna be looking a lot flier thanhis you know he's gonna come in with hiswork boots is like new pair of jeansthat and I'm talking like he'll havethese black jeans and what he does iswhen he works he has the black jeansthey get holes in them so then like ayear later he buys a new pair so he justbought his new pair without wedding andthen but he's probably still wearingthem working now you know what I mean sohe just you know was smart about what orI don't know I don't know yes so that'sthat's my dad so yeah dude so is likeyour wedding planning like is that goingpretty good like our young Jen's in theindustry you know oh really okay doesn'tmake up artists for wedding so she knowsa lot of people just makes it easier soshe she's not stressing I guess yougotta you're more than a year out yeahyou guys probably aren't stress in themyeah her friends a wedding planner - soodo hired her so just take all thestress away you know he did most of theplanning I think you did most of theplanning paid for everything and we hada day of coordinator though so we workedwith them and then I had a friend whowas a deejay so he did all that and hedid all the lighting and stuff yeahRJ shoutout to him a supreme soul he wasalso on TV don't music to you yeah yeahI saw well yeah I really wanted goodthat was the one thing about the weddingthat I really wanted was good mean Ithink so I was like sure like cuz Ithought of it like this if the weddingsucks it's probably because of a DJ -yeah or if you didn't like really enjoyit and also I also thought is like ifthe wedding really sucks how to save itso it all hinges on a good DJcrazy cuz I it's like yep if somethinggoes bad and the DJ just goes you knowhe plays some sound and in society youknow and then place you know some dopetrack and then people just are like youknow getting down to itdude you save the wedding's like justimagine it you know oh no the weddingthere the the bride spilled wine allover her white dress and the DJ goes ohno yo dude drop that beat son wedding issaved right I don't know I'm not a wayand I'd probably get a divorce yeah wellI would say just enjoy the weddingplanning time try to like have fun withthem for sure don't let it stress youout yeah cuz anything is just likesigning checks like yeah ya know a lotof money like sign checks for sure onetime in your life oh yeah one time inyour life yeah just I think I have astory that like puts it into perspectivewe were like this was like paid probablylike a month or two out from the weddingcake I was like looking at the differentdesserts to have so she wanted all theselike cookies and she like startedbreaking down and crying and stuff whatare you crying aboutshe's like oh my god everything's goingwrong these cookies they're they theydon't have like chocolate cookies theyhave chocolate chip cookie you know itwas like well so they don't havechocolate cookies they got chocolatechip oh oh no I don't have the secondbest cookie they have the first bestcookwhy are you crying and I was like heyjust I started laughing and she's likegetting mad at me and I'm like but heretake a step back and think about whatyou're saying you're like crying aboutcookies like let's just be happy we canhave cookies yeah everybody lovescookies and if you don't love a cookielike fuck you don't you know so yeah andthen I think she she like kind ofstarted laughing too and then she's likeoh yeah it's just the stress yeah solet's just laugh at this how does thecookie and then realize that cookies aregood and everybody loves cookies so ifyou don't like this particular cookieyou can go to cookie hell any cookiesponsors out there yeah mrs. field I'mtrying to remember the other one ChipsAhoywhere you at abisco hey Nabisco I needsome cookies dude you can pay me oh damnso okay so let's like try to wrap theshow up all right so what's in thefuture for you got for you and now thatyou're getting married like starting upthese studios like obviously stilldancing like where do you see this goinglike you're gonna keep teaching you'regonna like do more shows or kind of getaway from there and start coaching orwhatever I don't know yeah I feel likemy body is starting to tell me dude youneed to slow down so I think well rightnow I'm working on a program to helptheir dance teachers or upcoming danceteachers like make money withoutdepending on like you know likeauditions or even a dance studio likejust make it on your own just hustle onyour own and just understand how to uselike marketing and you know salesmanshipandstuff to do it all on your own so youcan just make a living off of that andteach the students that you want toteach me a life can you teach me how tomake a good podcast can you got it dudeI'll do the marketing for you I do thisbut this my guess is already good manI'm killing it I'm terrible at marketingdude I don't even use social media likemuch I mean I use Facebook but it'susually to talk to my mom mm-hmm or whoyou know someone in my family yeah anduh yeah so like a marketing on socialmedia is a nightmare for me yeah likejust thinking about it I'm like dude Idon't want to do that yeah yeah no Ifeel you I feel like especially ourgeneration and so one was like you feellike you have to post a bunch of stuff Idon't like post yeah I feel like it'snot about that it's more about like ifyou understand like how you know likewhen we buy stuff it's usually throughsomebody paying for an ad to show ohyeah yeah I mean so I feel like if youunderstand that like yes you're payingmoney to get your stuff out there but itwill come back to you but a lot of ourgeneration they just want to do it forfreeso that's why they just post a bunch ofstuff but it's not doing anything yeahthere's a lot of tools out there thatlike use the data that it tracks to likesell you stuff seems kind of like theysee like once they see your ad and youcan talk and they click you can targetthem to like you know show up later inthe Blake whoa yeah we've seen thatDarrin has looked up big black manytimes follow me around many likes to doit late at night so next time he'sscrolling through Instagram let's givehim oh hey Kurt you sell big black allthose we got the guy exactly so subduedI have the sides calm like how many canI put you down for a whole bag a bushelthe pockets is led up to that one ohyeah yeahyeah here's an announcement I'm startingmy business a big black bill does calmand check it Darren is my first and onlycustomer thank you you know buying myhost star is somebody owns that domainyeah probably somebody does hey pleasesponsor this I don't care see that'd befunny if like a hundred episodes in I[Laughter]was gonna ask you something again um yesokay so you're um yeah so you're gettingyou're like teaching people how to likemarket themselves and stuff and okay sothat's like you're building like kind ofa business around it yeah okay yeahthat's definitely something that isuseful to a lot of people mainly to mefreelancers you know it's hard out thereyeah it's it's hardwell yeah cuz we I think we live in aworld of freelancing now cuz I've justbeen noticing that a lot of like typicaljobs careers are like getting outsourcednow to freelancers because the overheadfor them is a lot lower they can droptheir costs a little bit then thecompany also doesn't need to pay forlike and health benefits and whateverother benefits they use so it's kind oflike in their best interest to do thatand you know sometimes you know they'repaying more maybe like per hour for afreelancer but saving a lot of moneybecause they don't need to do deal withany of the stuff that they deal with andthey just go okay here's the here's theproject here's the scope and you'regonna do it for this feed I am and thenit's like easier for them to do dobusiness that wayI've noticed that that's been happeninga lot and there's a lot ofresources out there for freelancers tolike be able to do that so yeah I see inlike 10 years it's probably gonna be alot of that yeah sure you know and Iwork so I work as an engineer and Icould see that easily happening yeah Imean it already does happen to us but Ican easily see a lot of companiesstepping back from having full-timeemployees to maybe only like a couple ofthem and then they outsource everythingright sure um cuz yeah I already know ofcompanies that do that right now so sothat's cool so that's your you'reworking on that kind of stuff so beforewe close the show is there any likeshout outs or any kind of plugs you wantto give mmmjust follow me at at Darren our Wang andcheck out my website Darren are wongkomand dude thanks for having me I feellike I haven't seen you in so longyeah nobody even before the wedding Ihaven't seen you in a while yeah causeright after the wedding I moved out hereno I moved down here before the weddingand then during the wedding we were justplanning so we were just locked up inhere and then after the wedding yeah andthen after the wedding we were like justwe didn't want to go anywhere you'relike I'm sick of the world yeah yeahjust you know yeah so we were justchilling and then yeah we moved here andoh no so now I'm closer to you and mankick it more yeah so okay cool oh don'tyou have a YouTube channel you teachyour son or something I do if you wantto check that out it's also Darren ourWang so pretty much give you time andDarren are Wong I'm all over the placeso pornhub yeah Darren our Wang you'llsee some wild stuff sponsored by likedildos comm dope dude so yeah shout outto your pornhub account shout out toyour YouTube shout out to your Instagramyour Facebook your big black dildoaccount tight man well it's been greathaving you I'd love to have you back Ifeel like I could talk to you foreverum there's tons of other stuff I cantalk to you about good luck to you goodluck to kynges man I'd love to have aninja outfit if you got any of them hiI'm Jim asked I need I need a Halloweencostume so I was thinking about wearingthis for Halloween and then changing theway that I normally dress to just beninja so if you got spare ninja costumesI'm not picky just or if there's asponsor ninja costumes calm what's upwhere you atI need some sponsors oh please you knowI'll get paid in ninja cough okay youcan pay me and ninja stars dude orwhatever and into whatever else and thenjust have smoke bombs you pay me insmoke bombplease oh god okay thanks thankseverybody for listening sorry this showsucks[Music][Music]you[Music]
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Í þætti dagsins ætlum við að forvitnast um kennileiti í borginni sem hefur alla tíð verið staður innblásturs og háleitra hugmynda, Skólavörðuholtið. Kjartan Már Ómarsson, doktorsnemi í bókmenntafræði, skrifaði grein um holtið í nýjasta hefti Andvara, og hann mun segja okkur betru frá hér í lok þáttarins. Við tökum Guðrúnu Evu Mínervudóttur einnig tali um hennar nýjustu bók, smásagnasafnið Ástin, Texas, sem er bók vikunnar á Rás1. Andri M. Kristjánsson fjallar um nýjustu bók Þórunnar Jörlu Valdimarsdóttur, SKúli Fógeti: Faðir Reykjavíkur - saga frá átjándu öld, sem er tilnefnd til íslensku bókmenntaverðlaunanna í flokki fræðibóka. Ragnhildur Hólmgeirsdóttir sagnfræðingur hefur á ný göngu sína sem pistlahöfundur okkar hér í Víðsjá, hún mun næsta misserið fjalla um allt milli himins og jarðar, en í dag er það dansinn sem á hug hennar allan. En við byrjum á leikhúsinu. María Kristjánsdóttir sá einleikinn Ég dey eftir Charlottu Böving í Borgarleikhúsinu. Umsjón: Guðni Tómasson og Halla Harðardóttir.
Starfstitillinn félags- og barnamálaráðherra varð til nú um áramótin. Ásmundur Einar Daðason gegnir því embætti og er þetta sagt endurspegla áherslu ríkisstjórnarinnar og ráðherrans á velferð barna og ungs fólks í samfélaginu. Á þessu ári verður fagnað 30 ára afmælis Barnasáttmála Sameinuðu þjóðanna, sem Ísland fullgilti þremur árum síðar. Þar er kveðið á um að börn þarfnist sérstakrar verndar umfram fullorðna. Stundum hefur verið gagnrýnt að Íslendingar hafi ekki gætt nægilega vel að ákvæðum sáttmálans. Þá benda rannsóknir til að íslenskir unglingar séu daprari en áður. Ásmundur Einar Daðason, félags- og barnamálaráðherra, ræddi um velferð barna og unglinga - og verkefni ráðuneytisins. Hann vill að auðveldara verði fyrir börn og unglinga að leita leiðsagnar, ekki þurfi að fá sá tilvísun eða fara flókna leið í gegnum kerfið. - Tími ákvarðana er að renna upp í Bretlandi, spenna er í lofti, atkvæðagreiðsla fer fram í breska þinginu á morgun um útgöngusamning bresku ríkisstjórnarinnar við Evrópusambandið. Allt bendir til að samningurinn verði felldur. Fari svo er hugsanlegt að útgöngunni verði frestað fram í júlí. Sigrún Davíðsdóttir ræddi þessi mál og fleiri eftir 8-fréttirnar. - Stjórnarandstæðingurinn Felix Tshisekedi er yfirlýstur sigurvegari forsetakosninganna sem fram fóru í Austur-Kongó í lok desember. En margir, innan Kongó og utan, hafa dregið úrslit kosninganna í efa og annar stjórnarandstæðingur þegar kært niðurstöðurnar. Mikil spenna er í landinu og hætta á að það sjóði upp úr. Vera Illugadóttir sagði frá. - Tónlist: Kvartett Dave Brubeck - Take Five; Beloji - L´Hiver Indien.
Restituire importanza e dignità al ruolo del badante, quelle persone che ogni giorno si prendono cura di anziani e infermi. Questa è una delle mission di Huduma, la startup che nasce a Licata e che qualche mese fa ha vinto uno dei percorsi di accelerazione messi in palio da Fondazione Social Venture Giordano Dell’Amore e Cariplo Factory attraverso Geti t! Ne parliamo in questo podcast con uno dei fondatori di Huduma, Salvatore Cammarata.Continua a leggere su http://www.radiostartmeup.it/38-nuova-dignita-al-lavoro-del-badante-partendo-un-portale/?utm_source=spreaker
Restituire importanza e dignità al ruolo del badante, quelle persone che ogni giorno si prendono cura di anziani e infermi. Questa è una delle mission di Huduma, la startup che nasce a Licata e che qualche mese fa ha vinto uno dei percorsi di accelerazione messi in palio da Fondazione Social Venture Giordano Dell’Amore e Cariplo Factory attraverso Geti t! Ne parliamo in questo podcast con uno dei fondatori di Huduma, Salvatore Cammarata.Continua a leggere su http://www.radiostartmeup.it/38-nuova-dignita-al-lavoro-del-badante-partendo-un-portale/?utm_source=spreaker
Se una notte * Storie dalle Storie di Erodoto * Viaggi e Meraviglie
SESTA PUNTATA L’Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l’incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d’animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l’ultima battaglia per un coniglio.
SESTA PUNTATA L’Arabia e le sue straordinarie ricchezze: l’incenso e le spezie. Strane lucertole volanti. Come i cuccioli d’animali vendicano i loro padri. Sciti, sacrifici e usanze guerriere. La concia della pelle umana. Le tombe dei re Sciti, la sepoltura e la purificazione. Il popolo immortale dei Geti. Alla conquista degli Sciti, l’ultima battaglia per un coniglio.
Se una notte * Storie dalle Storie di Erodoto * Viaggi e Meraviglie
TERZA PUNTATA: Il popolo Egiziano. Origini ed esperimenti d’antropologia sul popolo più antico della terra. Usi e costumi. Il mistero del dio fiume Nilo, la sua origine e le sue vicende al cospetto del Sole. Le imbarazzanti teorie di una terra presumibilmente rotonda. Il mondo degli animali sacri, la comparsa della misterioso uccello della fenice e il suo lungo viaggio per la sepoltura del padre.
TERZA PUNTATA: Il popolo Egiziano. Origini ed esperimenti d’antropologia sul popolo più antico della terra. Usi e costumi. Il mistero del dio fiume Nilo, la sua origine e le sue vicende al cospetto del Sole. Le imbarazzanti teorie di una terra presumibilmente rotonda. Il mondo degli animali sacri, la comparsa della misterioso uccello della fenice e il suo lungo viaggio per la sepoltura del padre.
PRIMA PUNTATA: Prologo, perché Greci e Persiani si fecero guerra - Lidi, Gige e il Re Candaule - Persiani & Assiri, usi e costumi, - L'incredibile leggenda del Re Ciro e di suo nonno Astiage.
SECONDA PUNTATA: Alla scoperta delle meraviglie di Babilonia, usi e costumi. Il popolo dei massageti e la regina Tomiri. Il terribile destino di Ciro che non volle ascoltare i consgili della regina dei Massageti.
Se una notte * Storie dalle Storie di Erodoto * Viaggi e Meraviglie
SECONDA PUNTATA: Alla scoperta delle meraviglie di Babilonia, usi e costumi. Il popolo dei massageti e la regina Tomiri. Il terribile destino di Ciro che non volle ascoltare i consgili della regina dei Massageti.
Se una notte * Storie dalle Storie di Erodoto * Viaggi e Meraviglie
PRIMA PUNTATA: Prologo, perché Greci e Persiani si fecero guerra - Lidi, Gige e il Re Candaule - Persiani & Assiri, usi e costumi, - L'incredibile leggenda del Re Ciro e di suo nonno Astiage.
Borgþór Arngrímsson var fyrstur á dagskrá með vikulegt Kaupmannahafnarspjall. Sáttasemjari frestaði um tvær vikur verkfalli 80 þúsund opinberra starfsmanna sem hefjast átti í dag. Hvorki gengur né rekur í samningaviðræðum. Ekkert hefur dregið úr reykingum Dana heldur þvert á móti og byrja nú 40 Danir að reykja á degi hverjum. Bjarni Bjarnason, forstjóri Orkuveitu Reykjavíkur, spáir því að 100 þúsund rafbílar verðir á Íslandi 2030. Hann sér fyrir sér að með nýjum snjallorkumælum heimila geti fólk stýrt rafmagnsnotkuninni betur en í dag, t.d. geti það hlaðið geyma rafmbíla þegar verð er lágt og selt aftur þegar verð er hátt. Margvísleg önnur orkustjórnun heimila verður möguleg með þessum nýju mælum. Sómalía er spilltasta ríki heims samkvæmt lista Transparency International frá í febrúar. Sjö af tíu spilltustu ríkjum heims eru í Afríku. Vera Illugadóttir fjallaði um spillingu í framhaldi af frásögn hennar af afsögn Perúforseta í þættinum í gær og fyrirhuguðum fundi leiðtoga Ameríkuríkja í Perú en þar verður spilling helsta umræðuefni. Fjölgað hefur í Mývatnssveit að undanförnu og eru íbúar nú orðnir 500 í fyrsta sinn síðan 1993. Ferðaþjónusta hefur skapað mörg störf og búsetugrundvöll. Ágúst Ólafsson, fréttamaður á Akureyri, ræddi við Þorstein Gunnarsson, sveitarstjóra Skútustaðahrepps. Tónlist: Heesta Tahriib með Saado Cali Warsame.
137 - Rubrica Legale. La copia digitale dei documenti: come si fa?
I veckans Fill or Kill Fingerprint - Budet som aldrig blev av Rapportperioden, vad tror vi - GETI, ATCO & NETFLIX Lyssnarfråga: Att vinna tillbaka det man har förlorat, hur ändrar man beteendemönster? Lyssnarfråga: Tips på hur man placerar i guld utan dollarexponering Index Veckans Fill or Kill
116. Preguntas y respuestas de foto Hola y bienvenidos, un día más, a Aprender Fotografía. Soy Fran Valverde y me acompaña Pere Larrègula, fotógrafo de moda y publicidad y formador. En el programa de hoy toca responder a algunas de vuestras consultas que nos habéis mandado tanto por email como por redes sociales. Como siempre, os recordamos que Studio Lightroom es un espacio de alquiler para el fotógrafo aficionado y profesional. Ofrecemos tanto el alquiler del espacio, un estudio bañado por luz natural, cómo alquiler de material fotográfico. Además, ofrecemos cursos y talleres de manera habitual. Os recordamos que usando la palabra "podcast" recibiréis un 20% de descuento en todos los cursos. Vuestros comentarios: Jon López: Buenos días! Tenéis que traer a Miquel otro día. Muy interesante, tanto sus experiencias que he escuchado como un niño al que le cuentan historias antes de dormir, como los temas que habéis tratado con el sobre autoría. Se me ha hecho demasiado corto. Ha sido enriquecedor para el podcast en mi opinión, un abrazo para los tres. Fetel: Super interesante. Tengo una duda. Trabajo en prensa local, como fotografo. No se como va los derechos, si dejo la empresa, ¿puede seguir usando mis fotos? En contrato, no pone que lo soy (como no) decíais que las fotos son usadas para solo dos años, no lo sabía. En el diseño gráfico los derechos de autor son del art director (por convenio). Cuando trabajé en una agencia de publicidad hace años, el jefazo baja del despacho solo para hacer el clik final en la cámara, para asegurarse la autoría. Para el trabajo de preparación tenía los curritos. Marianella: Muy bueno. Me quedé con deseos de mas detalles técnicos, cómo es el fotoperiodismo para un freelance? Aunque sea algunos detalles de la relación con las agencias? qué es Geti...ni siquiera se como se escribe, me disculpan. como siempre muy bueno gracias! Anónimo: Genial!! También queremos invitarte a participar y a asistir a nuestros cursos y talleres de fotografía en Barcelona, dirigidos por Pere Larrègula. Descuento: usando la palabra "podcast" en la cesta de compra podrás obtener un 20% de descuento. Como siempre, te pedimos que nos valores con una reseña de 5 estrellas en iTunes e iVoxx. ¡Muchísimas gracias por tu feedback! Y no dudes en escribirnos si tienes alguna duda o pregunta adicional.
In this episode of Cody Corner, I attempt to reverse a food-borne curse that has been spread to the patrons of a popular burrito restaurant. Featured Artists: Van Dale (vandale.bandcamp.com) Yoni & Geti (yoniandgeti.com) Why? (whywithaquestionmark.com) Follies (soundcloud.com/folliesmusic)
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Rihannadarling your dreams have been richeron my knees and I&`&m wishingYou work hard, I&`&ll see you when I&`&m richYou would think about how far from you I&`&m gon&`& getI go hard around you alwaysYou give me something that I&`&ve never hadSomething that you&`&ve never seenSomething that you&`&ll never leaveJust get rich and work, work, workWork, work, workVerse: DrakeYeah, okayYou need to get done, done, done, doneGotta work come overWe just need that slow the motionDon&`&t give that away to no oneLong distance, I need youWhen I see potential I just gotta see it throughIf you had a twin I would still choose youI don&`&t wanna rush into it, if it&`&s too soonBut I know that we need to get done, done, done, doneAnd you come overSorry if I&`&m way less...I got a lot on my shouldersListen to me cause I&`&m olderLong distance, I need youWhen I see potential, I just gotta see it through
Today's episode features a story written by author, Chase Morgan, who also contributed a story in The Sexy Librarian's Big Book of Erotica as well other of my anthologies. Today's story is a terrifically silly Sasquatch story. When you are done listening to the episode here, and want more from Chase Morgan, just click here, let him know over at his Facebook page. He'd love to say hi! The Sexy Librarian's Dirty 30 Audobook! Geti it right here-http://bitly.com/Dirty30Audiobook Check out my Bawdy Story telling video where tell you my true sex story! Check out Libidinous Zombie my new erotic horror project. #LZ #8Authors For More Aural Pleasure Go To- http://j.mp/carawayaudiobooks Contact Rose Phone- (202) 810-5477 Web- thekissmequicks.com Email- thekissmequicks@gmail.comFacecbook- https://www.facebook.com/rose.caraway.7 Twitter- @RoseCaraway
A young woman's innocence is pushed to the limits in this Victorian era tale of pain and pleasure. The Sexy Librarian's Big Book of Erotica Audobook! Geti it right here-http://bit.ly/1sAFwtH I'd like to thank Janine Ashbless for bringing us The Ingénue Janine can be found at http://www.janineashbless.com/Thanks to the following musical artists Kai EngelAdvent Chamber OrchestraStealing OrchestraNine Inch NailsWilliam FieldsPodington Bear And the feature Credit song- Struggleby Kellee Maize For More Aural Pleasure Go To- http://j.mp/carawayaudiobooks Contact Rose Phone- (202) 810-5477Web- thekissmequicks.comEmail- thekissmequicks@gmail.comFacecbook- https://www.facebook.com/rose.caraway.7Twitter- @RoseCaraway For More Aural Pleasure Go To- http://j.mp/carawayaudiobooks
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