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My longest ambient soundscape to date is 50 minutes and combines field recordings with synthetic audio. Split into ten parts to appease the anti-longform overlords.

Glittering gold groove drops & sparkling stereophonic silver rain

Fluent Fiction - French: Strasbourg's Glittering Market: A Gift from the Heart Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/fr/episode/2024-11-24-23-34-02-fr Story Transcript:Fr: Le marché de Noël de Strasbourg brillait de mille feux.En: The marché de Noël of Strasbourg was shining with a thousand lights.Fr: Les petites maisons en bois étaient décorées de guirlandes scintillantes.En: The small wooden houses were decorated with twinkling garlands.Fr: L'air était empli de l'odeur sucrée de vin chaud et de marrons grillés.En: The air was filled with the sweet scent of mulled wine and roasted chestnuts.Fr: Les rues pavées résonnaient des chants joyeux des chorales locales.En: The cobbled streets echoed with the joyful songs of local choirs.Fr: Camille et Étienne se promenaient lentement, main dans la poche de leurs manteaux.En: Camille and Étienne were strolling slowly, hands in the pockets of their coats.Fr: Camille était perdue dans ses pensées.En: Camille was lost in her thoughts.Fr: Elle voulait trouver le cadeau parfait pour sa grand-mère.En: She wanted to find the perfect gift for her grandmother.Fr: Quelque chose de spécial, même avec son petit budget.En: Something special, even on her small budget.Fr: « Tu penses à quoi, Camille ? » demanda Étienne en souriant.En: “What are you thinking about, Camille?” Étienne asked with a smile.Fr: « À un cadeau. Un cadeau pour Mamie. Je veux lui faire plaisir, mais il ne faut pas que ça dépasse mon budget. »En: “A gift. A gift for Mamie. I want to make her happy, but it shouldn't exceed my budget.”Fr: Étienne comprenait Camille.En: Étienne understood Camille.Fr: Il savait combien elle était stressée par l'argent.En: He knew how stressed she was about money.Fr: « Ne t'inquiète pas. On va trouver quelque chose. »En: “Don't worry. We'll find something.”Fr: Ils passèrent devant un étal, rempli de belles écharpes de laine et de bonnets colorés.En: They passed by a stall filled with beautiful wool scarves and colorful hats.Fr: Camille en prit une, douce et d'un joli bleu.En: Camille picked one, soft and a pretty blue.Fr: C'était parfait pour sa grand-mère.En: It was perfect for her grandmother.Fr: Mais le prix était trop élevé.En: But the price was too high.Fr: « Zut... c'est trop cher, » soupira-t-elle, déçue.En: “Darn... it's too expensive,” she sighed, disappointed.Fr: « On continue de chercher, » proposa Étienne.En: “We'll keep looking,” Étienne suggested.Fr: « Il y a plein d'autres stands. »En: “There are plenty of other stands.”Fr: Plus loin, ils entendirent un vendeur lancer : « Aidez-moi avec le rangement et vous aurez une réduction ! »En: Further along, they heard a vendor call out: “Help me with tidying up and you'll get a discount!”Fr: Camille s'arrêta, intriguée.En: Camille stopped, intrigued.Fr: C'était une chance inespérée.En: It was an unexpected opportunity.Fr: Étienne l'encouragea d'un regard complice.En: Étienne gave her an encouraging look.Fr: Camille s'approcha du stand.En: Camille approached the stall.Fr: Elle sourit au vendeur.En: She smiled at the vendor.Fr: « J'aimerais vous aider, monsieur. Est-ce que je peux avoir une écharpe bleue en échange ? »En: “I'd like to help you, sir. Can I have a blue scarf in return?”Fr: Le vendeur, un homme jovial, accepta avec plaisir.En: The vendor, a jovial man, gladly accepted.Fr: Camille passa l'après-midi à trier des décorations et ranger des boîtes.En: Camille spent the afternoon sorting decorations and organizing boxes.Fr: Étienne lui tenait compagnie, racontant des blagues pour passer le temps.En: Étienne kept her company, telling jokes to pass the time.Fr: Quand le travail fut terminé, le vendeur, reconnaissant, offrit l'écharpe bleue à Camille avec un grand sourire.En: When the work was done, the vendor, grateful, gave the blue scarf to Camille with a big smile.Fr: Elle était émue.En: She was touched.Fr: Ses efforts avaient payé.En: Her efforts had paid off.Fr: « Merci, monsieur. Joyeux Noël ! » dit Camille en partant, son précieux cadeau emballé joliment.En: “Thank you, sir. Merry Christmas!” said Camille as she left, her precious gift beautifully wrapped.Fr: Sous les lumières du marché, Camille et Étienne s'éloignèrent, un sentiment de joie et de satisfaction dans le cœur.En: Under the market lights, Camille and Étienne walked away, a feeling of joy and satisfaction in their hearts.Fr: Camille avait appris qu'avec un peu de créativité et quelques efforts, tout est possible.En: Camille had learned that with a little creativity and some effort, anything is possible.Fr: Et cette année, sa grand-mère aurait une écharpe douce et chaude, teinte du bleu des rêves et de l'amour.En: And this year, her grandmother would have a soft and warm scarf, dyed in the blue of dreams and love.Fr: Camille était heureuse.En: Camille was happy.Fr: Elle avait surmonté l'obstacle tout en restant fidèle à elle-même.En: She had overcome the obstacle while staying true to herself.Fr: Un Noël à Strasbourg devenait vraiment magique.En: A Noël in Strasbourg was truly becoming magical. Vocabulary Words:the market: le marchéthe lights: les feuxthe houses: les maisonsthe garlands: les guirlandesthe scent: l'odeurthe wine: le vinthe chestnuts: les marronsthe songs: les chantsthe choirs: les choralesthe streets: les ruesthe coats: les manteauxthe thoughts: les penséesthe gift: le cadeauthe budget: le budgetthe stall: l'étalthe scarves: les écharpesthe hats: les bonnetsthe price: le prixthe discount: la réductionthe opportunity: la chancethe vendor: le vendeurthe decorations: les décorationsthe boxes: les boîtesthe afternoon: l'après-midithe effort: l'effortthe heart: le cœurthe joy: la joiethe satisfaction: la satisfactionthe obstacle: l'obstaclethe dreams: les rêves

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Welcome to The New Mind Podcast, where I dive into the transformative power of creativity, curiosity, and the unconventional paths that shape our modern lives. Join us as we explore the lives and minds of extraordinary people who have reshaped their fields and found inspiration in unexpected places.This week's guest, Emma Gibbons, is an acclaimed British artist celebrated for her vibrant, glittering artworks, which can be found in private collections and galleries worldwide. Known for her dazzling use of hand-crafted, miniature components and unique materials, Emma has captivated a global audience, including high-profile fans like Margot Robbie, Zoe Ball, and Dawn FrenchHer recent solo show, BARBIECORE, held at London's prestigious ME Hotel, garnered critical acclaim, featured in Hello! magazine, Sky News, and Harper's Bazaar. Her 2022 exhibition, POP IT LIKE IT'S HOT, was another resounding success, with praise from The Evening Standard, BBC, and Time Out Magazine.Emma holds an MA from Camberwell College of Arts, along with degrees from the London College of Printing and the London Guildhall University. A regular at international art fairs, Emma has exhibited in cities like London, Paris, New York, and Hong Kong, sharing her enchanting world with art lovers everywhere.Tune in to The New Mind Podcast as we uncover Emma's creative journey, her traumas, her unique artistic process, and the inspirations that fuel her boundary-pushing work.Subscribe to The New Mind podcast for more uplifting and insightful conversations that explore the depths of mental health, personal growth, and inspiring stories of individuals making a difference in the world.Thank youConnect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ellamccrystal Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ellamccrystalhypno   TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ella_mccrystalWeb: https://www.ellamccrystal.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@EllaMcCrystalConnect with Emma: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emmagibbonsartLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emma-gibbons-82817914a/Web: https://www.emmagibbons.net

In the first of two special episodes with esteemed and newly decorated composers, we sit down with Gavin Bryars, a composer who has led the way in innovation over a long and distinguished career. On Tuesday 12th November he received the Innovation Award in association with the Musicians Union at the Ivors Composers Awards, and we were lucky to get a chance to talk to him about this just a few days before.We discuss his early days of art college, double bass and free jazz, his early iconic pieces The Sinking Of The Titanic and Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet and his creative relationship with Brian Eno. Over his career he has written five operas, twenty ballets and a long list of instrumental, orchestral and vocal works.He has collaborated with many non-classical musicians over the years, including Tom Waits, Father John Misty, Charlie Haden, Bill Frisell, Natalie Merchant, Iarla O'Lionaird, Gavin Friday, Bertrand Belin and Mocke, and with many visual artists such as Bruce McLean, David Ward, Tim Head, James Hugonin, Bill Woodrow, Will Alsop, the Quay brothers, Juan Muñoz and Massimo Bartolini.He divides his time between a Leicestershire village and Vancouver Island, and we discuss his approach to writing in various locations, and in particular the importance of just the right pencil for the job. There really is a lot of time spent talking about this particular pencil.Gavin talks about the formative time he had working as the house bassist as Greasbrough Working Men's Club, performing in the backing band for Bob Monkhouse, Dusty Springfield and many others. The documentary he mentions is available to watch here: MEMORIES OF GREASBROUGH WORKING MEN'S CLUBFor more on Gavin Bryars, visit www.gavinbryars.comFor more on the Ivors Classical Awards 2024 visit https://ivorsacademy.com/awards/the-ivors-classical-awards/Big thanks to Premier for setting up the interview.You can find us on the socials here;Instagram @threeinabarpodTiktok @threeinabarpodThree In A Bar on YoutubeAnything you'd like to share with us? Any guests you'd love to hear or anything you'd like us to do better? Drop us a line at hello@threeinabar.com Click here to join the Members' Club on Patreon! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Chapter 21 - The Tale of the Three Brothers“ ‘There were once three brothers who were traveling along a lonely, winding road at twilight —' ” “Midnight, our mum always told us,” said Ron, who had stretched out, arms behind his head, to listen. Hermione shot him a look of annoyance.We are talking about a cloak that really and truly renders the wearer completely invisible, and endures eternally, giving constant and impenetrable concealment, no matter what spells are cast at it. How many cloaks have you ever seen like that, Miss Granger?” Hermione opened her mouth to answer, then closed it again, looking more confused than ever. She, Harry, and Ron glanced at one another, and Harry knew that they were all thinking the same thing. It so happened that a cloak exactly like the one Xenophilius had just described was in the room with them at that very moment. Q1 - Do you think Harry's cloak could be one of the Hallows?Q2 - If it exists, where do you think the Resurrection stone is?“So where do you think the Elder Wand is now?” asked Ron. “Alas, who knows?” said Xenophilius, as he gazed out of the window.Q3 - If it exists, where is the wand?“It's just a morality tale, it's obvious which gift is best, which one you'd choose —” The three of them spoke at the same time; Hermione said, “the Cloak,” Ron said, “the wand,” and Harry said, “the stone.” They looked at each other, half surprised, half amused. Q4 - Which is the best?Harry held out his left hand. Ron vanished beneath the Cloak. The printing press blocking the stairs was vibrating: Xenophilius was trying to shift it using a Hover Charm. Harry did not know what Hermione was waiting for. “Hold tight,” she whispered. “Hold tight . . . any second . . .” Xenophilius's paper-white face appeared over the top of the sideboard. “Obliviate!” cried Hermione, pointing her wand first into his face, then at the floor beneath them. “Deprimo!” She had blasted a hole in the sitting room floor. They fell like boulders, Harry still holding onto her hand for dear life; there was a scream from below, and he glimpsed two men trying to get out of the way as vast quantities of rubble and broken furniture rained all around them from the shattered ceiling. Hermione twisted in midair and the thundering of the collapsing house rang in Harry's ears as she dragged him once more into darkness. Q5 - What is Hermione doing here?Chapter 22 - The Deathly Hallows“Then she'll be in Azkaban, I expect,” said Ron. “Whether she survives the place, though . . . Loads don't. . . .” “She will,” said Harry. He could not bear to contemplate the alternative. “She's tough, Luna, much tougher than you'd think. She's probably teaching all the inmates about Wrackspurts and Nargles.” Q1 - Who could survive Azkaban the best out of everyone we've met?“Yes . . . and that's all very interesting,” said Hermione cautiously, “but Harry, if you're thinking what I think you're think —” “Well, why not? Why not?” said Harry, abandoning caution. “It was a stone, wasn't it?” He looked at Ron for support. “What if it was the Resurrection Stone?” Ron's mouth fell open. “Blimey — but would it still work if Dumbledore broke — ?”Q2 - Do you think that the stone is the ring?And he saw himself, possessor of the Hallows, facing Voldemort, whose Horcruxes were no match . . . Neither can live while the other survives. . . . Was this the answer? Hallows versus Horcruxes? Was there a way, after all, to ensure that he was the one who triumphed? If he were the master of the Deathly Hallows, would he be safe? Q3 - What do you think of Harry's questions here?He turned his back on their strained, incredulous faces. He knew it was the truth. It all made sense. Voldemort was not seeking a new wand; he was seeking an old wand, a very old wand indeed. Harry walked to the entrance of the tent, forgetting about Ron and Hermione as he looked out into the night, thinking. . . . “Harry, this isn't a game, this isn't practice! This is the real thing, and Dumbledore left you very clear instructions: Find and destroy the Horcruxes! That symbol doesn't mean anything, forget the Deathly Hallows, we can't afford to get sidetracked —” Q4 - What did Dumbledore want?“But before we hear from Royal and Romulus,” Lee went on, “let's take a moment to report those deaths that the Wizarding Wireless Network News and Daily Prophet don't think important enough to mention. It is with great regret that we inform our listeners of the murders of Ted Tonks and Dirk Cresswell.” “I'd tell him we're all with him in spirit,” said Lupin, then hesitated slightly. “And I'd tell him to follow his instincts, which are good and nearly always right.” Q5 - Are Harry's instincts always right?“And the rumors that he keeps being sighted abroad?” asked Lee. “Well, who wouldn't want a nice little holiday after all the hard work he's been putting in?” asked Fred. “Point is, people, don't get lulled into a false sense of security, thinking he's out of the country. Maybe he is, maybe he isn't, but the fact remains he can move faster than Severus Snape confronted with shampoo when he wants to, so don't count on him being a long way away if you're planning on taking any risks. I never thought I'd hear myself say it, but safety first!” Chapter 23 - Malfoy ManorQ1 - How unfortunate is the end of the last chapter and this one?“Like 'ell you are,” said the man called Scabior. “We know Stan Shunpike, 'e's put a bit of work our way.”Q2 - Is Stan actually bad?The emaciated figure stirred beneath its thin blanket and rolled over toward him, eyes opening in a skull of a face. . . . The frail man sat up, great sunken eyes fixed upon him, upon Voldemort, and then he smiled. Most of his teeth were gone. . . . “So, you have come. I thought you would . . . one day. But your journey was pointless. I never had it.” “You lie!” Q3 - What does he mean that he never had it?Q4  - Why doesn't Draco identify them here?She stopped struggling, her dark eyes fixed upon something Harry could not see. Jubilant at her capitulation, Lucius threw her hand from him and ripped up his own sleeve — “STOP!” shrieked Bellatrix. “Do not touch it, we shall all perish if the Dark Lord comes now!” Q5 - Why is Bella so freaked out?Hermione's screams echoed off the walls upstairs, Ron was half sobbing as he pounded the walls with his fists, and Harry in utter desperation seized Hagrid's pouch from around his neck and groped inside it: He pulled out Dumbledore's Snitch and shook it, hoping for he did not know what — nothing happened — he waved the broken halves of the phoenix wand, but they were lifeless — the mirror fragment fell sparkling to the floor, and he saw a gleam of brightest blue — Dumbledore's eye was gazing at him out of the mirror. “Help us!” he yelled at it in mad desperation. “We're in the cellar of Malfoy Manor, help us!” The eye blinked and was gone. Q6 - What was going on there?“Kill me, then, Voldemort, I welcome death! But my death will not bring you what you seek. . . . There is so much you do not understand. . . .” Q7 - What does Voldemort not understand?Harry could barely breathe. “You're going to kill me?” Harry choked, attempting to prise off the metal fingers. “After I saved your life? You owe me, Wormtail!” The silver fingers slackened. Harry had not expected it: He wrenched himself free, astonished, keeping his hand over Wormtail's mouth. He saw the ratlike man's small watery eyes widen with fear and surprise: He seemed just as shocked as Harry at what his hand had done, at the tiny, merciful impulse it had betrayed, and he continued to struggle more powerfully, as though to undo that moment of weakness. “And we'll have that,” whispered Ron, tugging Wormtail's wand from his other hand. Wandless, helpless, Pettigrew's pupils dilated in terror. His eyes had slid from Harry's face to something else. His own silver fingers were moving inexorably toward his own throat. “No —” Without pausing to think, Harry tried to drag back the hand, but there was no stopping it. The silver tool that Voldemort had given his most cowardly servant had turned upon its disarmed and useless owner; Pettigrew was reaping his reward for his hesitation, his moment of pity; he was being strangled before their eyes. Q8 - Poetic justice here? What do you think about Harry trying to save Pettigrew?At the last word there was a peculiar grinding noise from above. All of them looked upward in time to see the crystal chandelier tremble; then, with a creak and an ominous jingling, it began to fall. Bellatrix was directly beneath it; dropping Hermione, she threw herself aside with a scream. The chandelier crashed to the floor in an explosion of crystal and chains, falling on top of Hermione and the goblin, who still clutched the sword of Gryffindor. Glittering shards of crystal flew in all directions: Draco doubled over, his hands covering his bloody face. As Ron ran to pull Hermione out of the wreckage, Harry took his chance: He leapt over an armchair and wrested the three wands from Draco's grip, pointed all of them at Greyback, and yelled, “Stupefy!” The werewolf was lifted off his feet by the triple spell, flew up to the ceiling, and then smashed to the ground. Q9 - Does triple wand power work greater?The tiny elf trotted into the room, his shaking finger pointing at his old mistress. “You must not hurt Harry Potter,” he squeaked. “Kill him, Cissy!” shrieked Bellatrix, but there was another loud crack, and Narcissa's wand too flew into the air and landed on the other side of the room. “You dirty little monkey!” bawled Bellatrix. “How dare you take a witch's wand, how dare you defy your masters?” “Dobby has no master!” squealed the elf. “Dobby is a free elf, and Dobby has come to save Harry Potter and his friends!”“Dobby, no, don't die, don't die —” The elf's eyes found him, and his lips trembled with the effort to form words. “Harry . . . Potter . . .” And then with a little shudder the elf became quite still, and his eyes were nothing more than great glassy orbs, sprinkled with light from the stars they could not see. Q10 - Raise a glass to Dobby

In the one-hundred-and-sixtieth episode we explore Glittering Generalities, starting with Trump promising to make things great again, win a lot, and stop bad people doing bad things.In Mark's British Politics Corner we look at the first speeches of every British PM for the past 50 years!In the Fallacy in the Wild section, we check out examples from a TikTok health influencer, Lord of War, and Last Week Tonight.Jim and Mark go head to head in Fake News, the game in which Mark has to guess which one of three Trump quotes Jim made up.Then we talk about the impending election.And finally, we round up some of the other crazy Trump stories from the past week.The full show notes for this episode can be found at https://fallacioustrump.com/ft160 You can contact the guys at pod@fallacioustrump.com, on Threads @FallaciousTrump, or facebook at facebook.com/groups/fallacioustrumpCreate your podcast today! #madeonzencastrSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/fallacious-trump/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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Oui, clin d’oeil littéraire (« Wuthering Heights » d’Emily Bronte, ou bien chanson de Kate Bush). On continue dans le glam avec la compilation « Can The Glam » ( qui a eu une « partie 2 », « Teenage Glampage », clin d’oeil au morceau de Sweet « Teenage Rampage », et le premier volet évoque le « Can The Can » de Suzi Quatro) ainsi […] L'article Maggot Brain – Glittering Heights est apparu en premier sur Radio Campus Tours - 99.5 FM.

Voting in the 2024 presidential election is about the begin, but controversy over counting the ballots of two independent candidates - Cornell West and Socialist Party candidate De la Cruz - remains unresolved.On today's episode of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Politically Georgia podcast, host Bill Nigut is joined by deputy secretary of state Jordan to discuss that and other issues surrounding the election.  Then, AJC elections reporter Mark Niesse continues the conversation about the upcoming election. And Carter Center CEO Paige Alexander discusses the star-studded celebration in music of Jimmy Carter's upcoming 100th birthday, and gives her take on President Carter's legacy.    Links to today's topics:   Want to vote in Georgia? National Voter Registration Day is today Votes for Cornell West & Claudia De la Cruz will count - for now Why Tim Walz is visiting Georgia today JD Vance blames "ridiculous" political rhetoric for Trump assassination attempt Fox Theater celebration in music of Jimmy Carter's 100th birthday  Musicians share stories about Jimmy Carter ahead of birthday concert Here are Georgia events planned to mark Carter 100th birthday   Have a question or comment for the show? Call the 24-hour Politically Georgia Podcast Hotline at 770-810-5297. We'll play back your question and answer it during the listener mailbag segment on next Friday's episode.   Listen and subscribe to our podcast for free at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. You can also tell your smart speaker to “play Politically Georgia podcast.”         Credits  Executive producer- Shane Backler Producer- Natalie Mendenhall  Engineer- Shane Backler  Editor- Matt Owen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to an exciting new episode of English Plus Podcast, where we're changing things up with a fresh format and a special co-host! Today, Danny is joined by Ben as they dive deep into thought-provoking topics that will make you see things in a whole new light. Is back-to-school really just for kids, or does it hold something for all of us? Danny and Ben explore the concept of lifelong learning and why it's more important than ever to keep growing, no matter your age. They'll also discuss the proverb "Not all that glitters is gold"—when should we be cautious of appearances, and when might we be too skeptical? But that's not all! The duo will tackle creativity—can you really use it up, or does it only grow the more you tap into it? They'll share their personal experiences and practical tips on staying creative, even when it feels like you've hit a wall. And, of course, in our ever-connected world, they couldn't miss talking about social media. Is it bringing us closer together or driving us further apart? Danny and Ben dive into the complexities of virtual connections, the impact of algorithms, and finding balance between online and offline interactions. Plus, don't forget—there's even more waiting for you! Unlock exclusive English Plus Premium episodes on Apple Podcasts or Patreon and dive deeper into topics that matter to you. So, grab your headphones and get ready for a lively and insightful conversation. Whether you're here for lifelong learning, a fresh perspective on creativity, or a new take on social media, this episode has something for everyone. Stay curious, and enjoy the show!

Helloooo my lovely Hummingbirds new or returning welcome to the Glittering! On today's episode of Makeup & Motivation here on POPCulture we go into everything happening around the world including Olympics coverage, It Ends With Us drama, DNC updates and so much more plus getting into today's Topic of Conversation: RepeatingCycles & How to Break Them. ✌

The Raconteur takes you to Earth 42 or more accurately the space around it. Glittering stars and turning planets are tonight's backdrop as you follow Jackson Axel "Goldheart" Monroe, a space pirate with a... well a heart of gold. He will do battle with the remnants of a dead world, and could very well perish in the attempt, will he survive, or is his fate written in the stars? Who is to say? May the "Force" be with you, dear Guest.

Looking into Blake Lively's now defunct Preserve.us website, plantation wedding, mea culpa for plantation wedding, but finding so much more, including examples of Preserve's products, blogs, and top-tier marketing that helped launch it. A review of how Blake and Ryan met, a discussion on her hair care line, and more details about the "little bump" interview heard 'round the internet. It Ends With Us partnered with www.nomore.org, an organization dedicated to ending domestic and sexual violence by increasing awareness, inspiring action, and fueling culture change.All opinions are personal and not representative of any outside company, person, or agenda. Information shared is cited via articles, documents, videos, and/or direct quotes and may be paraphrased for brevity. Wanna support the pod? Links below:BuyMeACoffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BBDBVenmo @TYBBDB

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In today's episode for 10th July 2024, we tell you what makes India an attractive destination for gold smuggling. Speak to Ditto's advisors now, by clicking the link here - https://ditto.sh/9zoz41

We speak to Sport Ireland Director of High Performance, Paul McDermott.

A sermon by Matt Zrust on the deadly sin of Lust

A sermon by Matt Zrust on the deadly sin of Gluttony

On this special LIVE episode of The Skeptic Metaphysicians, taped on location at the Edgar Cayce A.R.E. in Virginia Beach, VA....Do you want to enhance your spiritual practices and crystal knowledge in a way that will elevate your experience? Want to dive deeper into the mystical world of crystals and learn the secrets to unlocking their power? I'll be sharing the solution so that you can achieve that result.Join Our Inner Circle for a Chance to Win a Free Session with Jennifer Foster:https://app.dropstation.io/skepticmetaphysicianIn this episode, you will be able to:Discover the transformative benefits of using crystals in your spiritual practices.Master the art of cleansing and charging crystals to elevate their energy and power.Unlock the profound impact of Moldavite on personal growth and transformation.Learn how to program and utilize crystals to manifest specific needs and desires.Navigate the Tucson Gem Show like a pro and uncover hidden treasures for your crystal collection.With over 30 years of experience in metaphysics, Christi George is a certified hypnotherapist, Reiki master, meditation teacher, and life coach. Her extensive background includes collaborations with influential figures in new age thought and spiritual movements, such as Louise Hay, Caroline Mays, John Holland, and John Van Auken. As a third-generation A.R.E. staff member, Christi's expertise is well-grounded, particularly in the field of crystals and stones. Her lifelong passion for the energetic properties of crystals, influenced by her family's involvement in the field, has established her as a prominent authority. With a focus on knowledge and personal connection, Christi offers a valuable perspective for spiritual enthusiasts and practitioners seeking to enhance their understanding and practice.GUEST INFO:Website: https://edgarcayce.org/resources/Email: ECF@EdgarCayce.orgSupport the Show:Rate/review Us Here: https://lovethepodcast.com/SkepticMetaphysiciansPurchase Merchandise: https://www.skepticmetaphysician.com/storeBuy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/SkepticMetaphys Connect With The Skeptic Metaphysicians:Website: skepticmetaphysician.comFacebook: @TheSkepticMetaphysicianIG: SkepticMetaphysician_PodcastTik Tok: @skepticmetaphysicians

Let's take a look at the golden wealth of pre-colonial Filipino societies in this 2021 episode visiting the Ayala Museum's "Gold of Ancestors" exhibit. Curator Nina Capistrano-Baker talks us through the luxurious gold treasures and what they can teach us about our pre-colonial past. From the "What's AP? Araling Panlipunan Rebooted" podcast.For more Philippine history, subscribe to What's AP? on your podcast app. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A sermon by Gabe Winslow on the deadly sin of Greed/Avarice

Slide into some sequins and get those rhumba hips ready, as today we're joined by legendary dancer, choreographer and celebrated judge of both Strictly Come Dancing and Britain's Got Talent - it's Bruno Tonioli!Bruno takes a break from gardening - a favourite pastime of his - to chat about the origins of a remarkable 50-year career that's taken him from the Italian countryside to the glittering heights of Paris and now London. We also chat about Strictly's rocky start, his lasting friendship with Len Goodman and his more peaceful life away from the spotlight - often in front of a good book or in the garden!For all the latest news, click here to follow us on Instagram!***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A  sermon by Matt Zrust on the deadly sin of Sloth

A sermon by Alan Winslow on the deadly sin of Wrath/Anger

After an incredible 5.5 years of beauty-full conversations, it's time to bid our beloved audience farewell. But fear not, for we're going out with a bang! Join us for our final episode as we welcome back the co-founder and original co-host, Ryan Nickulas, for a nostalgic trip down memory lane. Together, we'll reminisce about our favorite guests, our most memorable moments, and the transformative conversations that have defined our journey. It's a heartfelt farewell filled with gratitude, laughter, and a celebration of the beauty that has graced our lives throughout this remarkable chapter.We hope you'll continue to follow us on our journeys. Amber is moving forward as the On-air Brand Educator for Laura Geller Beauty, you can follow her on Instagram @ambermilt for more beauty-related content. And Ryan will be launching a new move - follow him @ryannickulas.Thank you for being part of this extraordinary adventure. We hope you'll join us for one last hurrah! 

A sermon by Matt Zrust on 1 Samuel 20:24-34

A sermon by Matt Zrust on Proverbs 3:34 and Daniel 4:19-37

A sermon by Matt Zrust on Matthew 1:20-21

Bonnie Garmus' much-loved debut novel about a female scientist-turned-TV-cooking star is now on the school curriculum. Lessons in Chemistry has been rapturously received, selling seven million copies so far, snapped up by forty publishers world-wide and adapted for tv. Perhaps as astonishing, Bonnie published the novel in her early sixties, launching a new literary career after decades working as a copy writer. Bonnie is appearing at the Auckland Writer's Festival next month to discuss what longer life experience brings to fiction.

Kate and Sheila wrap up Rebecca DeYoung's Glittering Vices in this episode. It has been an enlightening trek. As Horace said, “To flee vice is the beginning of virtue.” The Rest of the Journey wraps up our study on the seven deadly sins and their remedies. Pride is the root and the trunk of the vice tree and vainglory, envy, acedia, avarice, wrath, gluttony, and lust are the main branches. The worst thing about the vices is that they thwart our ability to love and be loved. “Why are you relying on yourself, only to find yourself unreliable.” –Augustine Our habits say a lot about who we are by reflecting the shape of our hearts and minds. Practicing spiritual disciplines helps bridge the gap between vices and virtues. These daily practices that help form virtuous habits are not always exciting but little by little they transform us into becoming more Christlike. This journey must be intentional, as John Stott said, “Holiness is not a condition into which we can drift.” “The process, it is a gradual process dear heart, of putting off the old self and putting on the new self reveals nothing less than God's power at work within us.” The process is comprehensive and includes all areas of our lives. It is also concrete. For example, if someone is practicing gratitude they would also do grateful things which would cause them to view the world through a different lens. Lastly, it is a communal endeavor. We all need help along the way, God created us this way. “Are you ready to start the journey toward a closer relationship with Him, confident that God who began a good work in you will bring it to completion, for your good and His glory?” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/recapbookchat/message

Please join Kate and Sheila as they discuss the last vice in Glittering Vices by Rebecca DeYoung. She defines lust as a disordered desire for sexual pleasure. Lust begins as a sin of weakness not malice. This habitual attachment to pleasure erodes our relationship with God. DeYoung puts it this way, “Lust is a problem with the heart above your belt before it is a problem with the heat below it. Fulfilling pleasure without full human intimacy is lust's false promise… an imitation of happiness.” Vice happens when we try to make good gifts fill gaps that only God can satisfy. There is no substitute for God. Lust connects with pride. Engineered happiness results in a shallow version that only satisfies for a moment. Lust plays the same tired old game as the rest of the vices, winning the game means you lose. Lust not only has a lot of collateral damage but it damages the person who lusts as well. Despair, depression, shame, callousness, blindness to beauty, loneliness, disrespect, and self-loathing lay in its wake. “When we misuse something habitually we tend to lose our appreciation for its true goodness. The choice to love is an opportunity to appreciate and value a flawed human for his or her sake.” What is the antidote? Some call it temperance, some call it integrity of the heart, DeYoung calls it chastity. What is chastity? The virtue of chastity must be cultivated inside and out. It grows greater with time and experience. The patience that Paul mentioned in 1 Corinthians 13 is a must in this department. “Do we live a life intentionally bathed in the love of God, a love that quiets our deep search for happiness and communion elsewhere?” “We need communities that show us how to rely on the Spirit's power in faithfulness and hope.” “Give the body discipline, and you will see that the body is for the One who made it,” says the desert mother Amma Theodora. These early Christians took the unity of body and soul more seriously than we do today. Following Paul's advice to pursue what is true, honorable, just, pure, excellent, and praiseworthy (Phil.4:8) helps prevent worldliness from drifting in. Thanks so much for listening as we discover how to say good-bye to lust and hello to chastity! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/recapbookchat/message

Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! This vice really hit home. Gluttony, like all the vices, begins with something created for good but sin creeps in and our desires run amok. Gregory the Great from the Middle Ages summed gluttony up in five categories: Too daintily (nothing is ever quite right) Too sumptuously (lavishly) Too hastily (gobble and go) Too greedily (ravenously-think Augustus Gloop) Too much (tastes like more) We learned that “what's being eaten” deals with the first two and “how the food is eaten” deals with the last three. Indulgence whets the appetite instead of satisfying it. Ecclesiastes 6:7 reminds us…”his appetite is not satisfied.” The trouble with instant gratification is it only lasts for an instant. This quick fix leaves us depleted and spiritually starved. We're made to find our flourishing in more than physical pleasure. Something I need to remind myself when I reach for chocolate! God made food good for our bodies and He made taste buds for us to savor the flavor. It all goes south when we try to do what Adam and Eve did long ago in the garden. When we choose to rely on food or drink instead of God we thwart our spiritual growth. Every virtue has two vices, extremes in both directions. Those joyless about food lack appreciation, while the self-indulgent are striving to provide pleasure through food. How do we get off this hamster wheel and unlearn the bad habits we've picked up? Rebecca DeYoung guides us in Glittering Vices to give up gratification for gratitude.Yes, intentionality is key as is practice. Will it happen overnight? Not a chance, change takes time, however, rightly forming our desires will put us on the right pathway. Please join Kate and Sheila as they strive to say, Good-bye gluttony, Hello temperance. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/recapbookchat/message

Join Kate and Sheila as they dive into the vice of wrath from Glittering Vices by Rebecca DeYoung. There are two schools of thought on this vice. Aquinas believed it was a natural expression of a human emotion and it could be righteous if it targeted injustice. Anger as a holy emotion has justice as its object and love as its root as Jesus overturning the money changers tables. Anger turns wrathful when it fights for its own selfish cause. Cassian claimed all anger causes blindness which obscures our ability to see Christ. In James 1:19-20, “...we are told to be quick to listen…slow to anger; for the anger of man does not produce the righteousness of God.” “There is nothing that can be done with anger that cannot be done better without it.” Dallas Willard was in Cassian's camp. Psychologists call anger a “secondary emotion” because it masks other sorts of distress. John and Julie Gottman liken our emotional life to an iceberg: only anger shows above the surface, while fear, grief, and shame lurk under water. What is our anger guarding? Is it our deepest attachments to worldly desires or the most significant sources of our identity? Wrath reveals idolatrous attachments and our prideful sense of self. Disrespect rankles us. It is a struggle to take a breath and give grace. How can we thwart this powerful vice? We hope you will join us as we go over the virtue that can kibosh wrath. Good-bye wrath, Hello Gentleness! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/recapbookchat/message

To start out the new year, we are going to take time to study the seven capital vices. Where virtues are "excellencies" of character that help us live well, vices are the opposite. Vices are habits or character traits that are corruptive and destructive in nature... they are the poisoned roots of the tree that eventually lead to the rotten fruit of sin. Over the next eight weeks, we will study these vices through the lens of scripture and the grace of Jesus. In doing so, we hope to grow in awareness of the battle we fight, and find freedom in His name. In this week's message, Lead Pastor Grant Bruscoe discusses the vice of gluttony. We'd love to connect with you! Fill out our online connect card here: https://summitspokane.churchcenter.com Visit https://summitchurchnw.com/kids-online for our Sunday Kids experience! For more resources and info on upcoming events visit our website, https://summitchurchnw.com.

Chapter 22 - The Deathly Hallows“Then she'll be in Azkaban, I expect,” said Ron. “Whether she survives the place, though . . . Loads don't. . . .” “She will,” said Harry. He could not bear to contemplate the alternative. “She's tough, Luna, much tougher than you'd think. She's probably teaching all the inmates about Wrackspurts and Nargles.” Q1 - Who could survive Azkaban the best out of everyone we've met?“Yes . . . and that's all very interesting,” said Hermione cautiously, “but Harry, if you're thinking what I think you're think —” “Well, why not? Why not?” said Harry, abandoning caution. “It was a stone, wasn't it?” He looked at Ron for support. “What if it was the Resurrection Stone?” Ron's mouth fell open. “Blimey — but would it still work if Dumbledore broke — ?”Q2 - Do you think that the stone is the ring?And he saw himself, possessor of the Hallows, facing Voldemort, whose Horcruxes were no match . . . Neither can live while the other survives. . . . Was this the answer? Hallows versus Horcruxes? Was there a way, after all, to ensure that he was the one who triumphed? If he were the master of the Deathly Hallows, would he be safe? Q3 - What do you think of Harry's questions here?He turned his back on their strained, incredulous faces. He knew it was the truth. It all made sense. Voldemort was not seeking a new wand; he was seeking an old wand, a very old wand indeed. Harry walked to the entrance of the tent, forgetting about Ron and Hermione as he looked out into the night, thinking. . . . “Harry, this isn't a game, this isn't practice! This is the real thing, and Dumbledore left you very clear instructions: Find and destroy the Horcruxes! That symbol doesn't mean anything, forget the Deathly Hallows, we can't afford to get sidetracked —” Q4 - What did Dumbledore want?“But before we hear from Royal and Romulus,” Lee went on, “let's take a moment to report those deaths that the Wizarding Wireless Network News and Daily Prophet don't think important enough to mention. It is with great regret that we inform our listeners of the murders of Ted Tonks and Dirk Cresswell.” “I'd tell him we're all with him in spirit,” said Lupin, then hesitated slightly. “And I'd tell him to follow his instincts, which are good and nearly always right.” Q5 - Are Harry's instincts always right?“And the rumors that he keeps being sighted abroad?” asked Lee. “Well, who wouldn't want a nice little holiday after all the hard work he's been putting in?” asked Fred. “Point is, people, don't get lulled into a false sense of security, thinking he's out of the country. Maybe he is, maybe he isn't, but the fact remains he can move faster than Severus Snape confronted with shampoo when he wants to, so don't count on him being a long way away if you're planning on taking any risks. I never thought I'd hear myself say it, but safety first!” Chapter 23 - Malfoy ManorQ1 - How unfortunate is the end of the last chapter and this one?“Like 'ell you are,” said the man called Scabior. “We know Stan Shunpike, 'e's put a bit of work our way.”Q2 - Is Stan actually bad?The emaciated figure stirred beneath its thin blanket and rolled over toward him, eyes opening in a skull of a face. . . . The frail man sat up, great sunken eyes fixed upon him, upon Voldemort, and then he smiled. Most of his teeth were gone. . . . “So, you have come. I thought you would . . . one day. But your journey was pointless. I never had it.” “You lie!” Q3 - What does he mean that he never had it?Q4  - Why doesn't Draco identify them here?She stopped struggling, her dark eyes fixed upon something Harry could not see. Jubilant at her capitulation, Lucius threw her hand from him and ripped up his own sleeve — “STOP!” shrieked Bellatrix. “Do not touch it, we shall all perish if the Dark Lord comes now!” Q5 - Why is Bella so freaked out?Hermione's screams echoed off the walls upstairs, Ron was half sobbing as he pounded the walls with his fists, and Harry in utter desperation seized Hagrid's pouch from around his neck and groped inside it: He pulled out Dumbledore's Snitch and shook it, hoping for he did not know what — nothing happened — he waved the broken halves of the phoenix wand, but they were lifeless — the mirror fragment fell sparkling to the floor, and he saw a gleam of brightest blue — Dumbledore's eye was gazing at him out of the mirror. “Help us!” he yelled at it in mad desperation. “We're in the cellar of Malfoy Manor, help us!” The eye blinked and was gone. Q6 - What was going on there?“Kill me, then, Voldemort, I welcome death! But my death will not bring you what you seek. . . . There is so much you do not understand. . . .” Q7 - What does Voldemort not understand?Harry could barely breathe. “You're going to kill me?” Harry choked, attempting to prise off the metal fingers. “After I saved your life? You owe me, Wormtail!” The silver fingers slackened. Harry had not expected it: He wrenched himself free, astonished, keeping his hand over Wormtail's mouth. He saw the ratlike man's small watery eyes widen with fear and surprise: He seemed just as shocked as Harry at what his hand had done, at the tiny, merciful impulse it had betrayed, and he continued to struggle more powerfully, as though to undo that moment of weakness. “And we'll have that,” whispered Ron, tugging Wormtail's wand from his other hand. Wandless, helpless, Pettigrew's pupils dilated in terror. His eyes had slid from Harry's face to something else. His own silver fingers were moving inexorably toward his own throat. “No —” Without pausing to think, Harry tried to drag back the hand, but there was no stopping it. The silver tool that Voldemort had given his most cowardly servant had turned upon its disarmed and useless owner; Pettigrew was reaping his reward for his hesitation, his moment of pity; he was being strangled before their eyes. Q8 - Poetic justice here? What do you think about Harry trying to save Pettigrew?At the last word there was a peculiar grinding noise from above. All of them looked upward in time to see the crystal chandelier tremble; then, with a creak and an ominous jingling, it began to fall. Bellatrix was directly beneath it; dropping Hermione, she threw herself aside with a scream. The chandelier crashed to the floor in an explosion of crystal and chains, falling on top of Hermione and the goblin, who still clutched the sword of Gryffindor. Glittering shards of crystal flew in all directions: Draco doubled over, his hands covering his bloody face. As Ron ran to pull Hermione out of the wreckage, Harry took his chance: He leapt over an armchair and wrested the three wands from Draco's grip, pointed all of them at Greyback, and yelled, “Stupefy!” The werewolf was lifted off his feet by the triple spell, flew up to the ceiling, and then smashed to the ground. Q9 - Does triple wand power work greater?The tiny elf trotted into the room, his shaking finger pointing at his old mistress. “You must not hurt Harry Potter,” he squeaked. “Kill him, Cissy!” shrieked Bellatrix, but there was another loud crack, and Narcissa's wand too flew into the air and landed on the other side of the room. “You dirty little monkey!” bawled Bellatrix. “How dare you take a witch's wand, how dare you defy your masters?” “Dobby has no master!” squealed the elf. “Dobby is a free elf, and Dobby has come to save Harry Potter and his friends!”“Dobby, no, don't die, don't die —” The elf's eyes found him, and his lips trembled with the effort to form words. “Harry . . . Potter . . .” And then with a little shudder the elf became quite still, and his eyes were nothing more than great glassy orbs, sprinkled with light from the stars they could not see. Q10 - Raise a glass to Dobby

To start out the new year, we are going to take time to study the seven capital vices. Where virtues are "excellencies" of character that help us live well, vices are the opposite. Vices are habits or character traits that are corruptive and destructive in nature... they are the poisoned roots of the tree that eventually lead to the rotten fruit of sin. Over the next eight weeks, we will study these vices through the lens of scripture and the grace of Jesus. In doing so, we hope to grow in awareness of the battle we fight, and find freedom in His name. In this week's message, Care Pastor Rory Lewellyn continues our series by taking a look at the vice of wrath. We'd love to connect with you! Fill out our online connect card here: https://summitspokane.churchcenter.com Visit https://summitchurchnw.com/kids-online for our Sunday Kids experience! For more resources and info on upcoming events visit our website, https://summitchurchnw.com.

To start out the new year, we are going to take time to study the seven capital vices. Where virtues are "excellencies" of character that help us live well, vices are the opposite. Vices are habits or character traits that are corruptive and destructive in nature... they are the poisoned roots of the tree that eventually lead to the rotten fruit of sin. Over the next eight weeks, we will study these vices through the lens of scripture and the grace of Jesus. In doing so, we hope to grow in awareness of the battle we fight, and find freedom in His name. In this week's message, Lead Pastor Grant Bruscoe discusses the vice of greed.  We'd love to connect with you! Fill out our online connect card here: https://summitspokane.churchcenter.com Visit https://summitchurchnw.com/kids-online for our Sunday Kids experience! For more resources and info on upcoming events visit our website, https://summitchurchnw.com.

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Sometimes life is nothing but a turd. Best way to deal with a turd? Cover the thing in glitter. Join the Sickboy crew as they sit down with Kristen Hallenga, author of 'Glittering a Turd' and the inspiring founder of CoppaFeel!, a London-based breast cancer awareness charity. Kristen shares her incredible journey of living with stage 4 cancer for 14 years, delves into the process of writing her book, and recounts the epic FUNeral she hosted. The hosts explore CoppaFeel!'s mission of promoting early breast cancer detection among women under 30. Tune in for a candid conversation about resilience, living fully, and turning life's challenges into glittering moments. Join the post-episode conversation over on Discord! https://discord.gg/expeUDN