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Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur need a podcast, so this week, they learned all about the Spice Girls in attempt to spice up their lives. The post Rob & Akiva Need a Podcast #108: Spice Up Your Life appeared first on RobHasAwebsite.com.

Ten years of weekly podcasting, 569 published posts, and I am still going strong connecting to you, my listeners. And, it's time for one of my favorite posts of the year, my annual holiday message. Today's message is kind of personal and equally important. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed writing it. Image complements of Pixabay Musical Intro Why Healthcare for Doc Smo? As a child, I had no idea that I could or would turn out to be a doctor. I liked math and science in school but mainly I wanted to be outside playing sports. When I got to college, I was forced to confront the question, "What am I going to do with this fancy education I am getting and what am I going to do with the rest of my life?" My strengths were in math,  science, and... hard work. The latter being the most important. I was an overachiever who knew my most powerful weapon was a good work ethic and persistence. Hard work and persistence were my secret weapons that had taught me that if I wanted something enough, I could get it with sheer determination. A career in medicine came up on my radar as a career path, initially, because a full 50% of my undergraduate class were pre-med.Maybe I could do that?  We all tend to want others around us want, right? So, I set out to find out if it was for me. As an undergraduate, I volunteered at a VA pharmacy, I worked summers in a neurosurgeon's research lab doing dog and cat experiments, I got a part time job in a neurology lab doing some of the earliest research on brain neuro-transmitters, and I helped staff a free community medical clinic for disadvantaged residents in Durham, NC. The more I explored the world of healthcare, the more intrigued I became. Yes, medicine was going to be my path I thought. I remember coming home during my 4th year of medical school and having a conversation with my father about my future. It's in your fourth year that you have to choose a residency specialty. Its fish or cut bait time for a major life decision. I had decided on pediatrics for two reasons... I enjoyed taking care of acute illness in patients, children, who had incredible powers to bounce back from adversity and I loved the energy that children gave off. I just liked being around them. When I told my father of my decision I'll never forget his response, "You have a license that allows you to do brain surgery and you are going to do what with it?" I explained my reasoning and he just listened. I knew what he was thinking though; he thought I was crazy to go into the lowest paying medical specialty that carried little status when I could have so much more. But to his credit, he never said another thing about my choice. He supported me in my decision. When the time came to start my residency, he even helped drive the 16 hours’ drive to my new life as a budding pediatrician. The Reality of the Job Pediatrics turned out to be everything I expected-lots of acute life-threatening illness where quick action rescued a lot of little souls. I was literally saving and changing lives on a daily basis. As my skills grew, the job became even more satisfying. When I entered the world of private practice and was making important decisions without supervision, I knew I had arrived. I was even beginning to get enough life experience to help children and families work through psychological stress and grow. Oh sure, there is a lot not to like about primary care pediatrics in those days, 80-hour work weeks, middle of the night trips to delivery rooms and EDs, and the nearly constant intrusion of phone calls. But underneath all that, there was the knowledge that I was doing something important to improve people's lives. I was helping my patients and they were proving to me that I had made the right career choice. Would I Do it all Over Again? People often ask me if I would do it all over again? Was this a good career choice looking in the rear-view mirror. For me,

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Music for Sleep, Meditation, Relaxation, Massage, Yoga, Reiki, Sound Healing and TherapyPlease wear a mask, wash your hands and practice social distancing. I want everyone to be around to enjoy my music for a long time!! Thanks.Hi everyone my name is Jim Butler and welcome to Deep Energy Podcast 435 - Sounds of the Early MorningThis was originally Deep Energy Podcast 49 released on 06.14.15.If you would like to find out more about me and my music, head on over to www.jimbutlermusic.com or you can e-mail me at jimbutlermusic@gmail.com. On the website you will find links to all of my social media including FB, FB fan page, IG and Twitter and any live appearances I am making in the Keene, NH area. I now have a merchandise store with a collection of mugs, t-shirts, tote bags, hoody’s and a ton more… you can find it at www.deepenergy.threadless.com This podcast is ad supported, if you would like to listen to the podcast without ads or speaking, please go to my Bandcamp page www.jimbutler.bandcamp.com and most of the podcasts are there. If you would like a podcast and you don’t see it, just send me an e-mail and I will get it uploaded ASAP.Please share, subscribe, rate and review (helps more people find the podcast) through however you listen to the podcast including:Spreaker, Stitcher, Apple Podcast App, Pandora, Spotify, Luminary, iHeart Radio, Radio.com, Deezer, YouTube, Alexa and Siri and many other podcast providers.Thank you for listening. Until the next time, please be kind to one another, peace, bye….Image by: @TatianaMara via Twenty20https://www.twenty20.com/photos/b46b52f3-026b-45bc-b342-7a462c02fb66I am a sponsored runner from Rabbit clothing and you can get 10% off of your first Rabbit order using the link below. Thanks!!https://go.referralcandy.com/share/NZDZHD2

Reading Time: < 1 minute How we can teach our young people about stereotypes? Image credit: James Rudland Our 98th podcast is with Mehreen Baig, a former teacher, blogger, television and radio presenter, currently hosting the podcast series, The Secret Life of Teachers. In this podcast, listen to Mehreen and Teacher Toolkit founder, Ross McGill discuss: How Mehreen went from wanting to […]

Aos 53 anos, a atriz lança biografia e abre o jogo sobre sexo, amor, política e envelhecimento Jô Soares disse uma vez que de dez em dez anos nasce uma estrela, mas só a cada vinte é que nasce uma mulher como Claudia Raia. O apresentador, que ela diz ter sido seu "primeiro grande amor", estava certo. Aos 53 anos, a atriz acaba de lançar sua biografia, Sempre Raia um Novo Dia, que narra episódios de sua vida – do casamento com Alexandre Frota ao apoio ao ex-presidente Fernando Collor em 1989 – e dos 35 anos de carreira. Claudia já cantou, dançou, produziu espetáculos no teatro, viveu personagens marcantes no cinema e na TV, tanto no drama quanto na comédia, e estampou mais de 600 capas de revista. Em entrevista à Trip, ela fala da morte do pai, da pressão que sofreu seu relacionamento com Jô Soares – "até hoje as pessoas ficam muito impressionadas que eu tenha namorado com o Jô, como se ele ser um homem gordo fosse a única coisa que ele tem", conta – e da invisibilidade que sofrem as mulheres depois dos 40. "A mulher tem data de validade e expira quando ela para de ovular, como se ela não servisse para mais nada", diz. "Você vai parar de transar? Você vai parar de gozar?". Dá o play! [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2020/11/5fb695861bca5/claudia-raia-atriz-trip-fm-m4.jpg; CREDITS=Arquivo pessoal; LEGEND=Claudia Raia com o apresentador Chacrinha e a modelo Monique Evans] LEIA TAMBÉM: Zezé Motta fala sobre racismo, aborto, militância e idade Trip. Você acaba de lançar sua biografia, Sempre Raia um Novo Dia, na qual você conta diversas histórias. Dentre elas, me chamou a atenção a circunstância da morte do seu pai, quando você tinha 4 anos. Conta um pouquinho desse episódio? Claudia Raia. A minha passagem com o meu pai é muito breve, mas me lembro dele perfeitamente. Ele era um alto executivo de uma multinacional e um funcionário, braço direito dele, acabou fazendo um desfalque na empresa. Ele descobriu e teve que mandar ele embora. Depois desse episódio, a esposa desse funcionário, que era uma banqueteira de mão cheia, deu um pato com laranja para o meu pai, se desculpando pelo ocorrido e se dizendo muito envergonhada. E meu pai, que era um admirador da gastronomia, recebeu aquele prato. Minha mãe conta que o jeito que ele comeu o pato é que foi mais impressionante. Meu pai era um cara muito de boas maneiras, sofisticado, comia asa de frango com garfo e faca. E aí ele se atracou naquele pato, comeu com a mão, devorou. Não ofereceu o pato para ninguém, comeu inteiro. E ele bebia socialmente. Passados uns dois meses, ele começou a beber todos os dias. Em três, quatro meses ele bebia de tudo: whisky, cachaça, tudo o que tivesse. Dali seis meses, ele chegava com garrafa de bebida dentro do terno, foi pego bebendo perfume, se tornou um alcoólatra. Em um ano, ele faleceu de cirrose hepática aos 50 anos de idade. Foi um choque. Minha mãe ficou de um jeito que eu espero nunca mais ver ninguém daquela maneira. Depois de uns três anos a minha mãe foi a uma cartomante e eu fui com ela. Eu tinha seis, sete anos. E a cartomante falou pra minha mãe: "O seu marido foi envenenado espiritualmente. Tinha um trabalho feito no que ele comeu". A mulher não sabia de nada, nunca tinha visto a minha mãe na vida. Ela disse: "Esse trabalho está enterrado numa figueira perto da sua casa. A senhora cave que vai achar o trabalho feito para o seu marido." Minha mãe quase desmaiou. Ela foi, cavou e encontrou uma caixa com o nome do meu pai, com foto do meu pai, com linha vermelha, preta, caveira, cruz, enfim, todas as coisas. É uma história bizarra porque a gente acha que isso não existe, né? Mas na verdade, mais do que encontrar um trabalho, é impressionante o que o pensamento pode fazer. Uma energia negativa pode destruir uma pessoa.  [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2020/11/5fb695b306b2c/claudia-raia-atriz-trip-fm-m1.jpg; CREDITS=Tato Belline; LEGEND=Claudia Raia] A sua precocidade impressiona na sua trajetória. Aos 13 anos você foi para Nova York com uma bolsa de estudos de balé. E lá acabou sofrendo dois episódios de assédio sexual, um ataque na rua, e, depois, do dono da casa onde você estava hospedada. São situações difíceis para uma mulher de qualquer idade, mas principalmente para uma adolescente. Por outro lado, essa precocidade também fez com que você aos 18, 19 anos já tivesse papeis importantes em novelas. Você acha que foi uma boa ter feito tudo isso tão jovem? Se você voltasse no tempo, faria diferente? Eu não faria diferente. Acho que não teve nenhum nenhum descuido da minha mãe, ao contrário, ela foi completamente coagida por mim. Eu disse para ela: "Se você não me deixar cumprir essa bolsa de estudos dificílima que eu consegui, que foram apenas duas brasileiras admitidas e mais duas pessoas de outros países da América Latina, eu fujo. Eu vou de qualquer jeito, porque eu quero isso!" E a minha mãe sempre foi uma mulher vanguardista, eu venho de uma família de quatro mulheres feministas. Ela era muito moderna. No [musical] Raia 30 ela deu uma entrevista na qual perguntaram: "Como é que a senhora conseguiu conter a Claudia?". Ela disse: "A Claudia sempre foi uma louca, um passarinho enlouquecido dentro da gaiola. Se eu não abrisse a portinha ela estraçalhava a gaiola". Então ela teve a sensibilidade de sacar onde essa filha queria chegar. Eu não mudaria absolutamente nada porque se eu não tivesse vivido tudo isso não teria chegado onde eu cheguei e não teria feito a história que eu fiz tão precocemente. Eu só consigo escrever um livro de memórias aos 53 anos porque eu tenho tudo isso para contar. Foi chato? Foi. Algumas coisas foram muito esquisitas? Foram. Mas muitas coisas foram muito maravilhosas. Eu também tive muitas mãos que foram estendidas para mim. Nessa tentativa de assédio dentro da casa da família americana que me hospedava eu tive uma mão de uma pessoa no meio do Harlem que me acolheu e me levou para um apartamento. Eu estava com a mala e mais nada. Não tinha um celular. Eu tinha que ir para uma telefônica no Harlem nos anos 70. Como é que eu ia sair dali? Eu não tinha dinheiro. E aí eu tive Deus agindo e uma professora de balé moderno que me deu aula no Ballet Stagium passou naquele momento e me deu a mão. Então assim, muitas coisas maravilhosas. E eu pude estudar dança no American Ballet Theater com 13 anos de idade. Fui uma menina e voltei uma mulher. A minha filha Sophia está indo estudar em Nova York na NYU, vai fazer faculdade lá. Se ela quisesse ter ido aos 13 anos eu teria deixado. LEIA TAMBÉM: Fernanda Paes Leme abre o jogo: amo a minha companhia [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2020/11/5fb695c9cbc9e/claudia-raia-atriz-trip-fm-m2.jpg; CREDITS=Tato Belline; LEGEND=Claudia Raia] Você conta sobre o seu término com o Jô Soares e o que mais me chamou a atenção foi ele ter terminado com você por não saber lidar com o fato de você ser muito mais nova. Você fala que foi seu primeiro grande amor e que tinha uma pressão social gigantesca por ele ser gordo, mais velho, e você gostosa, alta, jovem. Se fala pouco de preconceito quando o homem é o mais velho da relação. Como foi viver isso? Até hoje as pessoas ficam muito impressionadas que eu tenha namorado com o Jô, como se ele ser um homem gordo fosse a única coisa que ele tem. E ele é uma das mentes mais brilhantes do país, um homem espetacular, de uma inteligência única. Com um carisma, com um humor, com uma facilidade de se relacionar. É uma delícia de pessoa. E eu me encantei com esse ser humano. Me surpreendi de estar apaixonada por esse homem aos 17 anos de idade? Sim. Me amedrontou na hora que eu olhei e falei: "É completamente diferente dos namorados que eu tive ou das pessoas pelas quais eu me apaixonei". Mas o fato é que eu me apaixonei por ele e me orgulho muito disso porque isso significa que é muito mais do que um corpo, né? É muito mais do que um padrão de beleza. Agora se fala de corpo livre, de preconceito, de gordofobia. Não se falava disso na época. Era tabu mesmo, real. E a mulher ser mais nova não era tabu porque isso era muito comum, como é até hoje. O que o Jô enxergou, e eu acho que com uma maturidade excepcional, foi o quanto que ele iria sofrer caso eu olhasse para o lado e enxergasse um Alexandre Frota e quisesse me casar com ele, que foi exatamente o que aconteceu. Claro, eu não sei se eu teria olhos para o Alexandre Frota se tivesse ficado com o Jô , talvez não. Mas um pouco mais pra frente, talvez as diferenças de idade, principalmente, começassem a bater. Porque eu era muito jovem, muito espevitada, muito sociável, muito alegre. Não que ele não fosse, mas ele era um cara de 53 anos e eu tinha 17. É diferente, né? Eu era mais nova que o filho dele. Então esse peso caiu sobre as costas dele. Ele disse: "Você vai ser uma das maiores estrelas desse país. Eu não sei se eu dou conta de ter você com esse sucesso todo". Quando eu comecei a fazer a novela Roque Santeiro eu ainda estava namorando ele e nada mudou. Só mudou quando ele terminou comigo. Eu sofri feito uma desesperada porque ele efetivamente era o homem da minha vida. E foi sem dúvida nenhuma o meu primeiro grande amor. Digo para você hoje que ele tomou a decisão errada? Acho que não, acho que ele tomou a decisão certa. LEIA TAMBÉM:Fernanda Paes Leme abre o jogo: amo a minha companhia [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2020/11/5fb695f898cb8/claudia-raia-atriz-trip-fm-m3.jpg; CREDITS=Tato Belline; LEGEND=Claudia Raia] É muito conhecido nos consultórios de psicanálise o medo que as mulheres bonitas provocam nos homens. Eu já entrevistei várias mulheres e elas falam abertamente que os caras não chegam perto, não abordam, ficam intimidados mesmo. Você já foi homenageada com muitas broxadas, quer dizer, muitos homens chegaram na hora do sexo com você e amarelaram? Fui homenageada com muitas broxadas, mas eu sempre tive muito carinho com os homens. Porque o nosso brinquedinho é de abrir e o de vocês é de armar. É muito puxado, não é fácil um brinquedinho de armar. Então eu tenho um respeito pelo órgão masculino, é bravo essa ereção. Nós, mulheres, pelo menos nesse aspecto, temos uma vida muito mais calma, é muito menos demanda. Em todo o resto vocês estão maravilhosos e a gente está lá na ralação: é menstruação, menopausa, parto, amamentação, tudo muito puxado. Mas a ereção tem a ver fundamentalmente com o estado emocional, a cabeça do cara, o dia que ele passou, e não necessariamente com o tesão que ele tem na mulher e o que ele está sentindo naquele momento. Eu já presenciei o cara morrendo de tesão e não conseguir uma ereção. Isso tem que ser entendido pela mulher mesmo. Como eu acho também, sexualmente falando, que ela tem que dar o caminho das pedras para o homem, porque o órgão masculino é meio tudo bem parecido. A mulher não, o órgão feminino é interno e é único. Cada mulher sente de um jeito único. Não é parecido, é único. Então se você, mulher, não se investigou, não sabe do jeito que você gosta, você não sabe pedir. Você não sabe dizer para o seu homem como é que você gosta, e aí fica muito difícil o homem acertar. Ele vai como? Com o seu comando. O comando delícia, o comando fofo, não o comando tipo guarda de trânsito. Mas é claro que essa é a relação, esse é o conhecimento de um para o outro. Fundamentalmente da mulher para o homem, porque o homem só vai chegar no lugar certo se a gente encaminhá-lo. Você concorda com isso?  LEIA TAMBÉM: Masturbação feminina: descobrindo o prazer na quarentena Sem dúvida. Falando sobre sexualidade, eu estava conversando outro dia com duas mulheres de 50 e poucos anos e elas falaram sobre as descobertas que estavam tendo de medicamentos, suplementação hormonal e coisas do tipo para lidar com a sexualidade durante e após a menopausa, e parecia que elas tinham descoberto um outro planeta que elas achavam que não existia. Como tem sido essa experiência para você, da sexualidade conforme o tempo vai passando? Eu fui sentindo na pele que a gente ainda vive num país extremamente machista, estruturalmente machista, e que se nega ou tem dificuldade de falar da mulher ageless, da mulher sem idade. A mulher que passou dos 40 anos não existe. Ela tem data de validade e expira quando para de ovular, como se não servisse para mais nada. E essa mulher está passando por uma bomba hormonal, é a mesma bomba de quando ela menstrua. Só que quando ela menstrua tem um monte de gente falando como é que vai ser, e quando ela vai entrar na menopausa ninguém fala porra nenhuma. Nem os médicos falam. Tenho ouvido mulheres que ficam absolutamente sem lubrificação, secas, e que não conseguem transar mais; mulheres que ficam com incontinência urinária; mulheres que ficam com a pele completamente ressecada, craquelada e que se sentem feias, horrorosas e os maridos não conseguem transar uma, duas vezes, e não querem nem saber o porquê, largam essa e pegam uma novinha. Essa mulher que é achincalhada o tempo todo: "não pode usar mais roupa curta", "você não tem mais idade para usar cabelo comprido", "não tem mais idade para ter um novo namorado", "não tem mais idade para abrir um novo negócio ou para mudar de profissão". Ela é jogada num buraco negro do qual só vai retornar quando chegar aos 80 e virar a vovó fofa. É uma loucura, quase que um medo do poder dessa mulher porque, fundamentalmente, ela não precisa mais de homem. Na maioria das vezes essa mulher está estabelecida, com os filhos criados, ela tem o poder de compra, tem o poder de decisão – porque quem manda na família é a mulher, vamos trabalhar com a verdade. É como se o homem não quisesse entender e aceitar o poder dessa mulher, então ele achincalha ela. Ele derruba essa mulher para vir com uma novinha que é ainda inexperiente, é ainda com pouca opinião, insegura, que a gente é mesmo quando é mais jovem. Aquilo ali ele domina, a outra mulher ele não domina. E aí eu começo a pensar: essa mulher chega no ginecologista e fala: "Estou fazendo xixi na calça, tô seca, etc". E ouve que "é a menopausa, é assim mesmo". Quer dizer que você está fadada ao fracasso, a passar a sua vida sofrendo de calores, de se sentir mal, de se sentir tonta, de estar seca, se sentindo a pior mulher do mundo. É assim a menopausa. Bom, então melhor a morte, né? Então eu resolvi falar sobre isso. Levantar essa bandeira. Acredito no ageless. Acredito que a mulher é linda em qualquer idade, com qualquer corpo, com o cabelo que você quer ter, com a roupa que você quer vestir. É esse o discurso e o sexo está dentro disso. Você vai parar de transar? Você vai parar de gozar? Aí você parou de viver, né? O homem goza até sei lá quando. Por que tem o Viagra para o homem, e não tem um apoio para mulher? Tem que ter. LEIA TAMBÉM: Como rolam amor, sexo, dates e app de paquera para quem tem mais de 60 anos Você apoiou a candidatura à presidência do Collor em 89. No seu livro você conta que se sentiu enganada por ele, se arrependeu, e que esse apoio te custou um preço alto. Nós estamos vivendo de novo num momento muito difícil no país. Queria que você dissesse, como cidadã e artista, quais perspectivas você vê para a gente nesses próximos anos. A gente está indo realmente para uma vala sem fundo? Eu primeiro queria deixar claro que não sou petista. Eu jamais votei no PT, jamais. É só para deixar claro porque todo mundo no Brasil inteiro acha que os artistas todos são do PT. Eu não sou. Aliás, eu não tenho partido. Se eu fosse me colocar, eu diria que eu sou centro-esquerda? Talvez. Mas prefiro nem dizer porque eu olho para o meu país com carinho. E olho para o meu povo com tristeza, na verdade, porque é um povo maravilhoso, um povo guerreiro. Mas é um povo que não aprendeu a votar ainda, nenhum de nós sabe votar porque ninguém ensinou. Nós não temos uma educação política, principalmente as pessoas que não têm o acesso que nós temos. Em relação à cultura, eu não sei nem o que te dizer. A cultura está morta, esfaqueada. Enterrada, não, porque a gente vai desenterrar isso e conseguir se levantar, vai ficar de pé em algum momento. Até porque nos momentos de crise a nossa criatividade fica mais aguçada e a arte é um ato político. Vide essa pandemia, que todo mundo falou tão mal da arte, este governo falou tão mal, e foi a arte que nos salvou. Se nós não tivéssemos os filmes, as séries, os livros, as lives, a música, nós estaríamos todos perdidos no mundo inteiro. Eu sou uma pessoa positiva, acho que quem vai tirar a gente do buraco é a consciência do povo. Essa pandemia veio para abrir os olhos da gente não só para o governo, ou para os líderes mundiais, mas para uma coisa espiritual muito maior: a humanidade vem destruindo o pulmão do universo e veio então um vírus que destrói o pulmão da humanidade. Isso é muito significativo. A gente tem que prestar atenção nisso, está nas nossas mãos, não está nas mãos de fulano ou sicrano.

Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast. Today’s podcast news podcast is sponsored by elevatorbooks.com: www.elevatorbooks.com HITACHI WINS BIDS TO PROVIDE 250 ELEVATORS FOR NINE PROJECTS Hitachi Elevator (China) has won bids to provide 250 elevators and related services for nine projects with the Shum Yip Group, Hitachi announced on November 20. Shum Yip, wholly owned by Shenzhen Municipal People's Government, is a large enterprise group that focuses on real estate development, operation services, infrastructure construction, and emerging industry investment. It is currently developing, operating and managing 47 industrial parks throughout China. Hitachi, which has collaborated with Shum Yip on previous projects, will provide elevators for the nine projects, which include a variety of commercial structures such as Grade-A office buildings, technology offices, headquarters buildings, premium residential buildings, hotels and urban-renewal projects. Image credit: courtesy of PRNewsfoto To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes │ Google Play | SoundCloud │ Stitcher │ TuneIn

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Thème: La solidarité. Épisode enregistré le 9 novembre 2020, avec des invités en Zoom et un petit public distancié à la Cabane de Val-d’Or. Ge, tu elles: L’édito de Geneviève: « Chacun dans son espace ». Les nouvelles régionales: Les régions en zone préalerte jaune. Correspondance: Le sideline de correcteur de Francis. De la ben belle visite: La réalisatrice Sophie Dupuis. Nostalgie: Retour au début des années 2000, dans les 4 univers de Sophie Dupuis. Programme de soutien aux finissants en sciences humaines profil individu: Suivi sur l’emprunt de la scie à chaîne de Francis par Paul-Antoine. De la ben belle visite: La réalisatrice Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette. Quand pensez-vous? La solidarité et le cinéma. Wikipéha: Paul-Antoine est inspiré par la solidarité, le cinéma… et St-Jérôme. 9 à 3: Récit d’une vasectomie: plongez dans l’intimité de Francis. Cochonneries: La fratrie chez les vedettes. 
Merci aux précieux partenaires de Quand pensez-vous: * La Société St-Jean-Baptiste de l’Abitibi-Témiscamingue * Air Creebec * La microbrasserie Le Prospecteur * Adama Productions * Québec Studio * Paysage Boréal, dépositaire des produits Bolduc * Hôtel Continental Val-d’Or * Avantage numérique * Pier-Luc Beaudet Duciaume, Planificateur pour IG Gestion de Patrimoine. * Honda de Val-d’Or * Marie-Claude Robert photographe * Studio Lachapelle Animation: Francis Murphy, Geneviève Béland et Paul-Antoine Martel; Réalisation: Francis Murphy; Narration: Yolette Lévy; Image sonore: Bernard Boulanger et Le Carabine; Technique: François Lachapelle; Régie et logistique: Karine Murphy et Sophie de Carufel. Extraits musicaux entendus: Pruneau, Valence Pruneau © 2003 Distribution Select Chacun dans son espace, Vincent Vallières ft. Mara Tremblay Chacun dans son espace © 2003 Spectra Musique Mourir j’aime trop ça, Fuudge Fruit-Dieu © 2020 Lazy At Work From me, CRi ft. Bernache Juvenile © 2020 Anjunadeep Atomic Suzie, Kinkead Migration © 2020 Rozaire Tout un village, Nikamu Mamuitun Nikamu Mamuitun – Chansons Rassembleuses © 2019 Instinct Musique Respire 2020, Mickey 3D ft. Bigflo & Oli Respire 2020 © 2020 Warner Music France, Label Parlophone Smash my head, CocoRosie Aloha Friday 2020. Marathon Artists Les bateaux dans la baie, P’tit Béliveau Greatest Hits Vol. 1 © 2020 Bonsound Oh! Chérie, Caféine Mal éduqué mon amour © 2015 Grognard

Join us this week as talk comics like Marvel Comic Xmen Legends and get into Spawn 312 by Image comics. We go over reveals from G-con like Vargg from the newest Illythia wave and the Black Series Moff Gideon. We transition to Anime news like Studio Ghibli’s first ever CG movie Aya and the witch. We have a little bit of a different Video Game segment this week by the way of voice mails by Daiso Mike and G33ky we also talk about the update with Pokémon Home. We close out on entertainment news like the reunion of the Fresh Prince of Bel Air. We talk about all this and much much more, Make sure to stay GEEKED UP AND GEEK OUT!!! You can follow The Geek Out Show on different social media platforms at the following links: IG: https://www.instagram.com/thegeekoutshow/?hl=en FB: https://www.facebook.com/TheGeekOutShowPodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thegeekoutshow1 You can follow all the hosts of the show on IG at the following links. Gil: https://www.instagram.com/blackholecomicz/?hl=en Jade: https://www.instagram.com/jrutoyz/?hl=en Matt: https://www.instagram.com/majorreaction_ig/?hl=en Juan: https://www.instagram.com/cfaddicts/?hl=en Keenan: https://www.instagram.com/strwbryflds4evr/?hl=en

In UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY, readers will journey into an unknown region that was once the United States of America-a mysterious land that has been literally walled…

Immortality seems like a good idea until you realize the price. Written by Swylmar S. Ferreira Translated by Toshiya Kamei https://toshiyakamei.wordpress.com/bio/ Story originally published by Unfading Daydream. Other TTTV Stories by Swylmar S. Ferreira https://talltaletv.com/?s=swylmar ---- Story Submission ---- Got a short story you'd like to submit? Submission guidelines can be found at TallTaleTV.com ---- About Tall Tale TV ---- My name is Chris Herron, and I narrate audiobooks. In 2015, poor control of my diabetes left me legally blind for the better part of a year. The doctors predicted an 80% chance I would never see again, but I changed the way I was living and through sheer willpower beat the odds. During this time I couldn't read or write. Two things that I had been turning to for comfort since I was a small child. With the sheer amount of stress I was under, this was devastating. My wife took me by the arm, lead me into the local library, and read out titles of audiobooks to me. I chose the audiobook versions of books I had loved such as the Disc World series, Name of the Wind, Harry Potter, and more. They brought my favorite stories to life in ways I never thought possible and helped me through the darkest time of my life. Once my vision recovered, I maintained a love for audiobooks. I decided I would turn my focus from being a writer to becoming a narrator. I devised Tall Tale TV as a way to help out all the amazing authors in the writing communities I had come to love before my ordeal. I created Tall Tale TV to help aspiring authors by providing them with a promotional audiobook video. A way to showcase their skills with the written word. They say the strongest form of advertisement is word of mouth, so I provide a video to a platform of readers to help get people talking. Help them spread the word. Click the share button and let the world know about this author. ---- legal ---- All images used in this video are either original or Royalty and Attribution free. Most stock images used are provided by http://www.pixabay.com . Image attribution will be declared only when required by the copyright owner. All stories on Tall Tale TV have been submitted in accordance with the terms of service provided on https://www.talltaletv.com or obtained with permission by the author. Common Affiliates are: Amazon, Smashwords

Music for Sleep, Meditation, Relaxation, Massage, Yoga, Reiki, Sound Healing and TherapyPlease wear a mask, wash your hands and practice social distancing. I want everyone to be around to enjoy my music for a long time!! Thanks.Hi everyone my name is Jim Butler and welcome to Deep Energy Podcast 434 - Symmetry - Part 2If you would like to find out more about me and my music, head on over to www.jimbutlermusic.com or you can e-mail me at jimbutlermusic@gmail.com. On the website you will find links to all of my social media including FB, FB fan page, IG and Twitter and any live appearances I am making in the Keene, NH area. I now have a merchandise store with a collection of mugs, t-shirts, tote bags, hoody’s and a ton more… you can find it at www.deepenergy.threadless.com This podcast is ad supported, if you would like to listen to the podcast without ads or speaking, please go to my Bandcamp page www.jimbutler.bandcamp.com and most of the podcasts are there. If you would like a podcast and you don’t see it, just send me an e-mail and I will get it uploaded ASAP.Please share, subscribe, rate and review (helps more people find the podcast) through however you listen to the podcast including:Spreaker, Stitcher, Apple Podcast App, Pandora, Spotify, Luminary, iHeart Radio, Radio.com, Deezer, YouTube, Alexa and Siri and many other podcast providers.Thank you for listening. Until the next time, please be kind to one another, peace, bye….Image by: @TatianaMara via Twenty20https://www.twenty20.com/photos/b46b52f3-026b-45bc-b342-7a462c02fb66I am a sponsored runner from Rabbit clothing and you can get 10% off of your first Rabbit order using the link below. Thanks!!https://go.referralcandy.com/share/NZDZHD2

RNIB Connect Radio's Toby Davey checked in with Pharmacist Elizabeth Roddick to find out more about the current crop of vaccines for Covid19, what role Pharmacist might play in the role out of any vaccine, why people should take the vaccine if they are offered it and what the condition 'long covid' might be and how it might affect people who have the condition.    Elizabeth also mentioned Your Covid Recovery website, a useful NHS website with information for people recovering from covid19 - https://www.yourcovidrecovery.nhs.uk. To get in touch with Elizabeth Roddick email  Elizabeth@newlifepharmacy.co.uk or for more information visit https://newlifepharmacy.co.uk. Image:  Picture showing Elizabeth standing in her pharmacy, dressed in her white pharmacist coat and a colourful bandana around her neck, she's smiling warmly at the camera with her hands slightly raised.

Tony Fleecs crashes the joint to fill us in on his upcoming Stray Dogs miniseries from Image, Marvel Made and Chris Claremont, Marneus Calgar #1, Rick Geary's murder comics, Plastic Man: Rubber-Banded: The Deluxe Edition by Kyle Baker, The Recount from Scout Comics, Batman: Three Jokers #3, One More Year by Simon Hanselmann, Dark Nights: Death Metal: Infinite Hour Exxxtreme #1, The Windy Day from Tony Sandoval and A Glance Backward by Paquet and Sandoval from Magnetic, Darth Vader by Pak and company, plus a whole mess more!

Branding is about so much more than how pretty your logo is and what fonts and colours you choose on your website. The way people perceive us as individuals has an impact on both our business and our personal lives. In this episode of Internet Marketing for Humans we are joined by portrait photographer Ross Dean to discuss what personal brand means to him, and the impact it can have your professional and personal life.

Welcome to Thanksgiving at the Manor!  Pull up a chair and get ready to dig into popcorn, toast, and jelly beans (which is something we'll talk about next year -- foreshadowing, dun dun dun!).  I wonder what goes better with that repast, stout or mead?  Guess we'll have to find out within the next 365 days. But we digress (sorry for the tangent).  This year we're talking about the Arlo Guthrie song that's played every year on classic rock stations (and formerly on current rock stations when, you know, the songs were current), "Alice's Restaurant."  We talk about the song, it's story, and a wee bit of context, so get ready to drink with us! Next week's episode is about a certain move that could be either for Halloween or for Christmas, so we're putting it out just after Thanksgiving.  That's who we are... MWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Get in touch with us at Podbean: https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-4pksr-a17e1a Or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/twinterrorsmacabremanormeadmetalmayhe/ Or on twitter: @Terrors_Manor You can also find our podcast on iTunes and Spotify and wherever fine (and our) podcasts are aired. Image courtesy of: James

On this episode of Talking to the Multiverse, Nick and Junior are finally trying out this "social distancing" fad everyone is so obsessed with. They also discuss Wonder Woman 1984, Cyberpunk 2077, Assassin's Creed Valhalla and the most influential character in the entire multiverse, Rick Jones.

Making the leap from being employed to becoming an entrepreneur is one of the most, if not the most terrifying actions that one can take. But you know what makes the leap both possible and manageable? A relentlessly supportive group of clients! In this week's special edition My Entrepreneurial Journey, host James Patrick talks with personal trainer Shane Kokas on how he made that leap, the lessons he learned in the process and why having the strongest client relationships matter! Listeners can connect with Shane on Instagram @ShaneKokas Be sure to click subscribe to get all the latest episodes of Beyond the Image! UPDATE: You can now connect with host James Patrick directly by texting him any of your business questions to (480) 605-3254! There is no cost and James will respond to all your questions with helpful answers and support!

From the Death of Harry Osborn to Kraven, a KILLER Career! Voicemails from Aunt Lavonda. State of Comics: Hellfighter Quin. Jay prank calls the election fraud hotline. Part 2 with J.M. DeMatties: talks writing Justice League: Unlimited, Deathstroke: Knights and Dragons, Constantine: City of Demons, Spider-Man: Death of Harry Osborn and Kraven's Last Hunt. Find out about his Imagination Workshops. Jay Sandlin's GeekOPedia: Professional #Writers discuss their works while offering tips for the #WritingCommunity. Subscribe for the scoop from creators from Marvel, DC, Image, Valiant, the SyFy channel and more meeting weekly to reveal their secrets while exploring their art. www.JaySandlin.com https://thegww.com/ https://www.patreon.com/Geeksworldwide

Welcome to Two-Headed Nerd #598: Who the Hell Is Taskmaster?! This week, we review eight new comics from DC, Marvel, BOOM, Image, and more! Plus, we get our latest history lesson from Jason Sacks in our WHO THE HELL IS THIS GUY?! segment.   This Week’s Reviews: Joe: Taskmaster #1, Marvel Punchline #1, DC Barbalien: Red […]

Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast. Today’s podcast news podcast is sponsored by elevatorbooks.com: www.elevatorbooks.com TOWER WITH HITACHI VT TOPS OUT IN SHENZHEN The Kaisa Finance & Technology Center, a 258-m-tall office tower in Shenzhen, China, has topped out, vertical-transportation (VT) provider Hitachi Elevator (China) reported on November 18. The project, which houses 130,000 m2 of space, will include Grade-A office space, a business center, a shared conference center, a staff canteen, a sky garden and a sky lobby. The tower has obtained pre-qualification environmental certifications. With 50 stories above ground and four below-grade levels, the Kaisa Finance & Technology Center will be served by 46 Hitachi escalators and elevators, including 12 high-speed elevators that can travel 5-8 m/s. The elevators are equipped with Hitachi's Destination Floor Reservation System, which incorporates data from system operation, passenger movement, building equipment and layout to provide intelligent elevator dispatching. All building VT will also be equipped with the Hitachi ELECLOUD® system to provide 24-h monitoring. The building is expected to be complete in early 2022. Image credit: courtesy of @gmp To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes │ Google Play | SoundCloud │ Stitcher │ TuneIn

This week, on Inside Julia’s Kitchen, host Todd Schulkin talks to Knopf senior editor Lexy Bloom about People Who Love to Eat Are Always the Best People, the newly released, first-ever authoritative collection of Julia quotes. Plus, Lexy shares her Julia Moment.Image courtesy of Lexy Bloom.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Inside Julia's Kitchen by becoming a member!Inside Julia's Kitchen is Powered by Simplecast.

Mars Technica is produced by Los Alamos National Laboratory. Cover art by Joey Montoya. Image courtesy NASA/JPL. With special thanks to Laura Mullane, Scott Faulk, Charles Poling, Arthur Bishop and Camille Dickson.LA-UR-20-29486

In early October, French President Emmanuel Macron unveiled the details of an upcoming law aimed at fighting what he called “Islamist separatism.”In the aftermath of two recent, gruesome terrorist attacks in France, Macron said that Islam “is in crisis all over the world." Related: French teacher's murder widens France-Turkey rift over secularismA new draft of the law released to French media earlier this week notably took out the word “separatism.” It’s now called the “law consolidating republican principles.”But the idea remains the same. In essence, Macron wants the religion of Islam to fit with French republican values.   Related: Does the spirit of 'Je Suis Charlie' endure in France today?“We need French intellectuals, French imams and French academics to interpret and to disseminate a modern interpretation of Islam,” said Hakim El Karoui, a Paris-based political consultant who has written extensively about the threat of Islamist extremism and the need to create a “French Islam.”Many of El Karoui’s ideas have been incorporated into the proposed law, which will be debated in the French Parliament in early December.Related: ‘Maybe we need more God in prisons' to curb radicalization, says one former extremistAmong other things, the law would monitor international funding coming into French mosques, crack down on online hate speech and create a special certificate program for French imams.Karoui believes the majority of French Muslims would support the law. In 2016, he conducted a survey of French Muslims and found that nearly half of them say they feel well adapted to French society. He calls them the silent majority. “[Many French Muslims] consider religion a private matter. Their silence is included in the French model. This is the challenging thing. We have to help them to speak."Hakim El Karoui, political consultant, Paris, France“They consider religion a private matter. Their silence is included in the French model. This is the challenging thing. We have to help them to speak,” Karoui said.Karoui encourages this “silent majority” to make it clear to the rest of France that those committing extremist acts in the name of Islam are an aberration.Reframing religion  Journalist and filmmaker Rokhaya Diallo fears French President Emmanuel Macron's forthcoming "separatism law" will only create more division.  Credit: Courtesy of Brigitte Sombie Rokhaya Diallo, a French journalist and filmmaker, disagrees with the notion that Islam itself needs reforming.“Religion belongs to people who have faith and we have laws ... it’s not up to politicians, to the government to intervene and try and reframe a religion,” Diallo said.At a time when France is under a national lockdown for COVID-19, and grappling with the grief from terrorist attacks, Diallo says Macron should be focused on bringing the country together — not singling out a religious minority, which she fears is only leading to more violence.“Certain people are trying to use the momentum to evict people ... minorities who are speaking out against racism, against Islamophobia, to disqualify them," Diallo said.She cites a recent protest organized by Génération Identitaire, a far-right organization described as a white nationalist group.  After last month’s attack at a church in Nice, the group immediately took to the streets waving banners that said: “Islam Get of Europe.”‘What is separatism?’ At a market in the working-class Paris suburb of Bagneux, you’re just as likely to hear Arabic as French. Most of the people The World spoke with at the market identified as Muslim. The majority said they hadn’t heard much about this so-called separatism law.“What is separatism?” one man responded when asked his opinion about the law.A woman picking fruit nearby interjected. “It’s a new law,” she said. “But it’s not really clear. It's pretty confusing, actually.” The woman, who gave her name as Djamila, says she’s not sure if she’s for or against the law. But she really doesn't like the word “separatism.”“[The word 'separatism'] doesn't make sense here. French Muslims don’t want to be independent from the state. This word separatism gives the wrong impression.”Djamila, French shopper at a supermarket in Bagneux, France“This is what we say this for places that want to claim independence,” Djamila said. “It doesn't make sense here. French Muslims don’t want to be independent from the state. This word separatism gives the wrong impression.”While the latest version of the bill no longer uses the word separatism, it’s still swirling around in people’s minds.  Abdel Hakim (left) and his friend Djilali, say the French government should be less preoccupied with the country's Muslim population and focus on responding to the coronavirus pandemic.  Credit: Rebecca Rosman/The World In another corner of the market, two men drank tea and shared a snack. One of them was 30-year-old Abdel Hakim. He’s Algerian but has been living in France for more than half his life. “In France, a lot of people love to hear what they want to hear — not what the person in front of them is actually saying,” Hakim said.And Macron, he says, is no exception.  “I think Muslims are this country’s biggest preoccupation. We know we've never been liked and we never will be. So, we just continue to live our daily lives and don't think about politics too much.”Regarding the proposed law, Hakim says he doesn’t think his opinion matters. Macron will do what he wants.The president, Hakim said, “will have no trouble finding an audience to tell him exactly what he wants to hear about Islam.”

Music for Sleep, Meditation, Relaxation, Massage, Yoga, Reiki, Sound Healing and TherapyPlease wear a mask, wash your hands and practice social distancing. I want everyone to be around to enjoy my music for a long time!! Thanks.Hi everyone my name is Jim Butler and welcome to Deep Energy Podcast 433 - Symmetry - Part 1If you would like to find out more about me and my music, head on over to www.jimbutlermusic.com or you can e-mail me at jimbutlermusic@gmail.com. On the website you will find links to all of my social media including FB, FB fan page, IG and Twitter and any live appearances I am making in the Keene, NH area. I now have a merchandise store with a collection of mugs, t-shirts, tote bags, hoody’s and a ton more… you can find it at www.deepenergy.threadless.com This podcast is ad supported, if you would like to listen to the podcast without ads or speaking, please go to my Bandcamp page www.jimbutler.bandcamp.com and most of the podcasts are there. If you would like a podcast and you don’t see it, just send me an e-mail and I will get it uploaded ASAP.Please share, subscribe, rate and review (helps more people find the podcast) through however you listen to the podcast including:Spreaker, Stitcher, Apple Podcast App, Pandora, Spotify, Luminary, iHeart Radio, Radio.com, Deezer, YouTube, Alexa and Siri and many other podcast providers.Thank you for listening. Until the next time, please be kind to one another, peace, bye….Image by: @TatianaMara via Twenty20https://www.twenty20.com/photos/b46b52f3-026b-45bc-b342-7a462c02fb66I am a sponsored runner from Rabbit clothing and you can get 10% off of your first Rabbit order using the link below. Thanks!!https://go.referralcandy.com/share/NZDZHD2

The comics window-shopping continues! Flipping to the companion magazines and then back to the front of the catalog, Mike & Greg’s attention focuses on the larger publishers: Dark Horse! DC! Image! IDW! Marvel! Dynamite! BOOM! What's coming to comic shops in December from these companies that catches the lads’ fancies?  Plus, what DC characters would the lads give a Black & White-style treatment to? Definitely something for everyone as the lads close out their trip through the October “Previews” catalog! Robots From Tomorrow is a weekly comics podcast recorded deep beneath the Earth’s surface. You can subscribe to it via iTunes or through the RSS feed at RobotsFromTomorrow.com. You can also follow Mike and Greg on Twitter. Stay safe and enjoy your funny books.

Zu Beginn des Jahres wechselte Dr. Sigrid Nikutta in den Vorstand der Deutschen Bahn. Sie leitet die Logistik und die Gütertochter DB Cargo. Damit ist sie für 30.000 Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeitern in 17 Ländern zuständig. Angetreten ist sie, um den Schienengüterverkehr zu reformieren. Bis 2030 soll der Wirtschaftsverkehr um 40 % steigen. Zuvor leitete die promovierte Psychologin zehn Jahre lang die Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe. Die schrieben unter ihrer Führung erstmals seit 70 Jahren wieder Gewinne und sie verbesserte mit selbstironischen Werbekampagnen das Image der BVG. In ihrer letzten Kampagne bei der BVG lautete der Slogan: „Die BVG will UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe werden. Wir sind ganz sicher einzigartig und damit schützenswert.“

2019 was a landmark year for investment into digital financial services, or Fintech, across Africa. Despite the pandemic, the Fintech scene is not only still thriving; it’s poised to play a key role in Africa’s economic recovery. Uzoma Dozie, the head of Nigerian startup Sparkle, says with Covid limiting our ability to handle cash, the cashless revolution in Africa is moving along rapidly. But Viola Llewellyn, president of Ovamba Solutions, which helps finance small businesses across Africa, says some sectors of African banking still lagged behind in digital services provision. Barbara Iyayi of Unicorn Growth Capital says Africa has a “perfect storm” of a young population, prevalent mobile services and a low rate of bank account holding, means Fintech will thrive across African economies but the infrastructure needs to be built up more. (Image credit: Getty Creative)

Is there a link between the coronavirus pandemic and a rise in online fraud? (Image: man holding credit card whilst conducting online shopping via mobile (smartphone). Credit: Getty Creative)

Still no Gina Carano, but we did get a great performance by Katee Sackhoff. Best episode of a very slow season. Found out some stuff,Continue reading

More feelings in space and more destruction of established canon. Looks like going 930 years in the future wasn’t such a good idea after all.Continue reading

Farblich abgestimmte Häuserfassaden und vorgeschriebene Rasenhöhen im Vorgarten. Strenge Regeln, an die sich in der amerikanischen Vorstadt Shaker Heights jeder zu halten hat. Denn nur so kann das makellose Image der penibel geplanten Straßenzüge erhalten bleiben. Perfekt scheint auf den ersten Blick nicht nur das Erscheinungsbild der Stadt, sondern auch das Leben seiner Bewohnerinnen und Bewohner. Doch dieser Eindruck trügt. Von Geheimnissen, Vorurteilen, Lügen und falschen ...

Holly Harrison is back in the clubhouse as Guest Host for a wide-ranging discussion on new consoles, fail states, and worldbuilding. Stephen gives a weird example, Mark makes a funny noise, and Holly invites us to Join Lobby. Plus, we only mention Star Trek once! Join Lobby - Video Game Culture Feed - Holly Harrison, Twitter Bugsnax is Dale's current game of choice Ubisoft’s toxic culture problems allegedly span more than a decade of abuse - Megan Farokhmanesh, The Verge "My dad gives his initial impressions on the PlayStation 5" - Josh Du, Twitter Stephen and Charles mentioned they have a "secret Target" for console releases GDC 2017 Special (Part 2) Why Cheaper Next-Gen Gaming is Key to Growing the Games Industry - Alysia Judge, IGN Image Mark found a way to hide his PS5 on a bookshelf. Fail States 32:28 Stephen McGregor Game Design Shadow Complex (2009) - Wikipedia Worldbuilding 57:08 Mark LaCroix Game Design Narrative "Queer identity in Watch Dogs: Legion should be more than flavor text" - Carolyn Petit, Polygon

Another week of comic talk from Marvel, DC, Image, IDW, and more! Chris finished The Boys, watched Bloodshot, and did not finish Hellboy. Sasha Banks made her Mandalorian debut! Chubby Wizard celebrates Alan Moore's 67th birthday.

This week the dudes talk about: production, teleportation, the Champ, khachapuri, Chicago indie hip-hop, cards, Keith's shelf, Cody Rhodes, Ducks, NFL, Tony LaRussa, wrestling, Power Rangers, and comics!

Der Bundesrat stockt den Fonds für Unternehmen in Not auf und übernimmt auch rund zwei Drittel der Kosten.  Weitere Themen: * Die Präsidentin der Gesellschaft für Intensivmedizin erklärt, wie gut die Behandlung in einem nicht-zertifizierten Intensivbett ist. * Der neue Chef der Swiss: Wer ist Dieter Vranckx und was will er? * Corona-Demos und die Notstandsdebatte in Deutschland. * Wie klimafreundlich ist der britische Premier Boris Johnson wirklich und wie er mit seinem Image als Mini-Trump umgeht. Weitere Themen: - Mehr Geld für Corona-Härtefälle

Join Angelic Channel and Healer Catharine Han for another episode of her “Compassionate Light Healing & Guidance” hour! …This week Catharine begins her Series of Episodes for November with: You Are... Created in the Image of The Divine! …Plus, Call in for FREE On-Air Guidance! More Upcoming Shows! >>>> PsychicTalk.net/Upcoming

We have a chat of one of Marvel's most interesting villains, Taskmaster. His ability to see and replicate anyone's melee abilities make him a formidable fighting foe. Chris and Lance talk about the creation of the character, his appearance in comics and solo comic book mini series, his role in the new Black Widow movie and various animation, and a what-if segment where we choose a character out of the Marvel Universe for "Tasky" to learn from. This episode contains spoilers about comics and media, as we discuss some of the events in the Taskmaster mini series. Comic Book Keepers is hosted by the Geekly Grind. Check out reviews and discussion on everything Geeky from Anime, Manga, Boardgames, comics, and more. www.thegeeklygrind.comThe Geekly Grind @thegeeklygrind Social media:Twitter @cbkcastInstagram @cbkcastChris @dailytoonsrpgLance @roguesymbiote Chris's art @Dungeonheads on Patreon, Instagram, TwitterOriginal Theme by Weston Gardner @ArcaneAnthems on Patreon

Music for Sleep, Meditation, Relaxation, Massage, Yoga, Reiki, Sound Healing and TherapyPlease wear a mask, wash your hands and practice social distancing. I want everyone to be around to enjoy my music for a long time!! Thanks.Hi everyone my name is Jim Butler and welcome to Deep Energy Podcast 431 - The Clam Mind - Part 1If you would like to find out more about me and my music, head on over to www.jimbutlermusic.com or you can e-mail me at jimbutlermusic@gmail.com. On the website you will find links to all of my social media including FB, FB fan page, IG and Twitter and any live appearances I am making in the Keene, NH area. I now have a merchandise store with a collection of mugs, t-shirts, tote bags, hoody’s and a ton more… you can find it at www.deepenergy.threadless.com This podcast is ad supported, if you would like to listen to the podcast without ads or speaking, please go to my Bandcamp page www.jimbutler.bandcamp.com and most of the podcasts are there. If you would like a podcast and you don’t see it, just send me an e-mail and I will get it uploaded ASAP.Please share, subscribe, rate and review (helps more people find the podcast) through however you listen to the podcast including:Spreaker, Stitcher, Apple Podcast App, Pandora, Spotify, Luminary, iHeart Radio, Radio.com, Deezer, YouTube, Alexa and Siri and many other podcast providers.Thank you for listening. Until the next time, please be kind to one another, peace, bye….Image by: @TatianaMara via Twenty20https://www.twenty20.com/photos/b46b52f3-026b-45bc-b342-7a462c02fb66I am a sponsored runner from Rabbit clothing and you can get 10% off of your first Rabbit order using the link below. Thanks!!https://go.referralcandy.com/share/NZDZHD2

The government has set out plans for what it's calling a "green industrial revolution" to tackle climate change and create hundreds of thousands of jobs. How feasible is it? (Image: electric vehicle charging points. Credit: Press Association)

A special post election message of hope from Robert A.F. Thurman recorded November 2020 in Phoenicia, New York at Menla Retreat and Dewa Spa. Image via Obama White House Archives, All Rights Reserved. www.obamawhitehouse.archives.gov

By Jordan Ealey, Leticia Ridley. In this episode, Daughters of Lorraine Podcast hosts Jordan Ealey and Leticia Ridley discuss how Black playwrights, such as Adrienne Kennedy, Tarrell Alvin McCraney, Suzan-Lori Parks, and Ntozake S

In this interview, I'm joined by Matthew Jordan Smith. Matthew and I discuss how he is managing to continue to be innovative and creating during the COVID-19 pandemic. https://youtu.be/5-23h89FT-I Matthew Jordan Smith is an American photographer based in Tokyo, Japan, and working between Tokyo, New York City, and Los Angeles. He has photographed some of the world's most famous celebrities including Oprah Winfrey, Queen Latifah, Angela Bassett, Tyra Banks, and more. His advertising clients include Olay, Pantene, Revlon, Showtime, and HBO. In his spare time, Matthew focuses on personal projects, photo exhibits, and book projects. To date, Smith has published three books, Sepia Dreams, Lost & Found, and Future American President. He has received numerous awards including the Vision Award and the George Eastman Power of Image award. He is a Nikon Ambassador and the host of the Master Your Lens photography podcast. Matthew is represented by LVA Represents in New York City. http://www.matthewjordansmith.com

Lavar Burton; Mac Privacy; Twitch DMCA; Amazon Pills; SpaceX/NASA; Guitar Center by regular hosts Wade Mariano, Tres Finocchiaro and Gunnar Kennedy. Image 2020 Space.com #lavarburton #readingrainbow #twitchdmca #macprivacy #amazonrx #spacex #nasa #guitarcenter

It is insane to realize that we are already half way through the final quarter of 2020. This means a lot of entrepreneurs are scrambling to both close out their years as well as to set the framework for a more successful new year. In this episode of Beyond the Image, host James Patrick chats with business coach Jill Coleman about the path to build highly qualified leads that can convert into better sales. The episode covers lead generation, nurture sequencing and how to own your brand positioning. Listeners can connect with Jill on IG @JillFit or JillFit.com Be sure to click subscribe to get all the latest episodes of Beyond the Image! UPDATE: You can now connect with host James Patrick directly by texting him any of your business questions to 480-605-3254! There is no cost and James will respond to all your questions with helpful answers and support!

Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast. Today’s podcast news podcast is sponsored by elevatorbooks.com: www.elevatorbooks.com BIOFIAL HYDRAULICS ENTERS NEW MARKETS, ADDS TECHNOLOGY Thessaloniki, Greece-based Biofial Hydraulics recently entered two new markets and invested in new technology, and the company reports it is fully operational as it takes all necessary precautions related to the pandemic. Its hydraulic products are now in Latvia and the Dominican Republic. Describing Latvia as "one of the last pieces to add in our European export puzzle," Biofial has forged partnerships with two customers the country, which brings its export relationships to 56 countries worldwide. In the Dominican Republic, Biofial Hydraulics products have been installed in several lift systems. In the past year, the company also invested in two new pieces of production equipment: from Oxnard, California-based Haas, a four-axis cutting and processing center lathe with automatic bar feeder and from Schaumburg, Illinois-based Bodor, a fully automated fiber cutting laser machine. Biofial says the investments have resulted in enhanced production capacity and shorter delivery times. Image credit: courtesy of Biofial Hydraulics To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes │ Google Play | SoundCloud │ Stitcher │ TuneIn

A new MP3 sermon from Providence Village Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Created in the Image of God Subtitle: Christian Theology Speaker: Dax Summerhill Broadcaster: Providence Village Baptist Church Event: Teaching Date: 11/17/2020 Bible: Genesis 1:26-27 Length: 29 min.

With three napkins filled with the scrawls of locations and weather predictions strewn around her, MaryBeth announced the next likely location for the workshop. Copper Harbor! A discussion and a decision later. We were heading West! MaryBeth had woken up early that morning to find us an opening in the skies so we had a better chance of seeing the Aurora should the conditions arise. The evidence of her hours of meticulously checking multiple weather models & predictions filled the napkins with data written in a legibility only MaryBeth was capable of reading. As she gathered her nearly falling apart napkins she laughed to herself and commented aloud, "See what I mean about rather being a crack addict than an aurora chaser?" Implying that it might be even less crazy to be on crack than participate in the chase she loves best. In this podcast, I share some of the what went wells and could have been betters about last week's Upper Peninsula Aurora Workshop. From weather and aurora chasing, to the sights and waterfalls of the Upper Peninsula and my first chance using a Tiffen Fog Filter to capture Orion in the darkest sky most of us had ever been under, this past week lived up to the Photog Adventures motto of getting out there on an adventure! Image of the before and after of the Tiffen Fog Filter on Orion: https://bit.ly/3fcuOtM Tiffen Double Fog 3 Filter: https://amzn.to/35CNuj6 !! Be sure to pick up one that matches your lens !!

This essay is part of "On China's New Silk Road," a podcast by the Global Reporting Centre that tracks China's global ambitions. Over nine episodes, Mary Kay Magistad, a former China correspondent for The World, partners with local journalists on five continents to uncover the effects of the most sweeping global infrastructure initiative in history. As winter arrives high up in the Himalayas, troops from Asia’s two giants remain in a tense standoff at their long-contested border, where India and China fought a war in 1962, and then faced off again just months ago. Now the two sides are in talks to deescalate the situation, with a plan on the table to pull back military forces. In hand-to-hand combat around May, Indian and Chinese troops beat each other with sticks and stones — before better-armed soldiers arrived in June. Despite the long-standing agreement not to use gunfire on the non-demarcated Line of Actual Control (LAC) border, at least 20 Indian troops and an undisclosed number of Chinese soldiers died in the clashes. The confrontation also signaled a sharp turn for the worse in India’s and China’s relationship, which had somewhat warmed over the past dozen years, with China becoming one of India’s top trading partners. Chinese companies have helped to build and supply subway lines in India’s cities, with hopes in some quarters that India will be able to further engage China’s experienced construction companies to overhaul aging Indian infrastructure."We can't build enough bridges or we can’t modernize our railways fast enough. So, all of those skills, actually the Chinese have."Santosh Pai, partner, Link Legal“We have an infrastructure deficit,” said Santosh Pai, a partner with Link Legal in New Delhi. Pai lived in China for years and now advises both Chinese companies who want to invest in India and Indian companies seeking to invest in China.“We can't get our roads built fast enough,” said Pai. “We can't build enough bridges or we can’t modernize our railways fast enough. So, all of those skills, actually the Chinese have.”Related: Opening the door to Chinese investment comes with risks for Southeast Asian nationsChina’s telecommunications companies were among those that installed 3G and 4G systems in India. And until the June border clash, Huawei was under consideration to install 5G. Their involvement may now be off the table, and India — not unlike the US — has also banned dozens of Chinese apps, including TikTok, citing security concerns.China’s critics in India consider the prospect of Beijing controlling Delhi’s 5G networks to be potentially most worrying.  “The fear is that they have source code of these technologies and they can manipulate it to their advantage in a critical situation,” says VK Cherian, a telecommunications consultant in New Delhi. “Or they can literally shut off some networks — critical networks.”India’s leaders have also resisted China’s efforts to pull India into other sorts of networks that China leads or dominates. That goes for the new free-trade deal, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Agreement (RCEP), which was signed Nov. 15, and brings together most East Asian countries that represent almost a third of the global economy. And it goes for China’s ambitious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).‘Our sovereign territory’Even before border tensions ramped up, Indian strategists had become increasingly wary of China’s regional and global ambitions — with a Chinese presence now firmly entrenched in deep-water ports to India’s east in Myanmar, to its south in Sri Lanka, and to its west in Pakistan.India has opted not to join China’s BRI, which is a massive project to finance and build roads, railways, ports, pipelines, 5G and other infrastructure in dozens of countries around the world. The objective is to solidify a new network of global trade and power with China at its center.  Related: The ‘China dream’: New Silk Road begins at homeMany Indians — and other Asians — would prefer a region that’s networked in multiple directions — and not dominated by China. That’s one reason India hasn’t joined the BRI or RCEP. India also has a more immediate reason for keeping its distance from China’s Belt and Road endeavors. One of the BRI’s signature projects, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), runs through Pakistan-administered Kashmir, which India sees as its sovereign territory, unlawfully occupied by Pakistan soon after British colonialism ended in 1947. That was when the British separated the Indian subcontinent into two nations: India, a majority Hindu country, and Pakistan, a predominantly Muslim country.The area where Chinese and Indian troops are now at loggerheads is the Ladakh area in the greater Kashmir region. Chinese troops seized territory there in the 1962 war and in the more recent summer skirmish. And China claims more territory that India now controls.  Dhruv Katoch, a retired major-general in the Indian army. Credit: Mary Kay Magistad/The World “So far as India is concerned, there is no way we can ever support the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. It passes through our sovereign territory,” says Dhruv Katoch, a retired major-general in the Indian army who spent much of his career defending Indian sovereignty in Kashmir. Katoch has also directed India’s Center for Land Warfare Studies, the Indian army’s premier think tank. He argues that India needs to be alert about China’s Belt and Road activities in Pakistan, including the construction of dams, a railway and a road that will run from China, through Kashmir, diagonally southwest across the country, to Pakistan’s strategically-located port of Gwadar. Gwadar is near the Iranian border and not far from the Strait of Hormuz, which leads to the Persian Gulf. Around one-quarter of the world’s oil passes through there, as do US naval ships, coming and going from their base in Bahrain. China’s BRI includes big expansion plans for the Gwadar port. The development encompasses industrial parks and new housing for Chinese workers. The vision is consistent with a Chinese strategy called “port-park-city,” which promotes urban growth starting with port facilities and then continuing with other infrastructure. The term also is associated with the idea that China can build for predominantly civilian use now but pivot toward potential military use later. ‘Very major security concern’Katoch is troubled by the road passing from China through contested Kashmir to Gwadar.“I think it is a very major security concern,” Katoch says. “To protect that road, a very large number of Pakistani military troops are employed. But what is not known is that a very large number of Chinese soldiers are also employed.”“These soldiers are not in uniform, but they are part of the security apparatus of the Chinese state,” he added. “And I think it gives China and Pakistan a nexus to join hands from this particular area should any hostilities take place between India and China.” A general view of signs along a highway leading to Gwadar, Pakistan, April 12, 2017. Credit: Akhtar Soomro/Reuters Isfandiyar Pataudi, a Pakistani retired major-general who was once up for consideration to head Pakistan’s premier military intelligence agency, Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), disputes that any armed Chinese are operating in Pakistan.“No foreigner can carry a weapon in Pakistan, including Chinese,” he says. “That’s the rule.  And so this fear — American audiences need to dispel — that there is going to be a Chinese outpost at the mouth of the Persian Gulf.” Gwadar has more challenges than most BRI ports. It’s in Balochistan, one of Pakistan’s poorest provinces. Over the years, it’s seen outsiders come in to mine copper and gold and drill for oil, leaving little benefit for ethnic Baloch people.Now, with China’s presence, the separatist Baloch Liberation Army has pushed back with repeated attacks on Chinese workers, on a luxury hotel in Gwadar, and on the Chinese consulate in Karachi. But still, Chinese construction continues. “I think China’s had its eyes on Gwadar Port for a very long time,” says Taha Siddiqui, a Pakistani journalist who long covered Balochistan. “And it’s going to get that no matter what, and keep that, no matter what.”