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durée : 00:19:59 - Journal de 18h - Le Conseil suprême du cyberespace iranien a voté en ce sens mardi à l'unanimité, selon l'agence de presse officielle Irna. L'Iran a bloqué Instagram et WhatsApp après les manifestations déclenchées en 2022 par la mort en détention de Mahsa Amini.
durée : 00:19:59 - Journal de 18h - Le Conseil suprême du cyberespace iranien a voté en ce sens mardi à l'unanimité, selon l'agence de presse officielle Irna. L'Iran a bloqué Instagram et WhatsApp après les manifestations déclenchées en 2022 par la mort en détention de Mahsa Amini.
For review:1. International Atomic Energy Agency Chief in Iran.International Atomic Energy Agency chief Rafael Grossi traveled to Tehran on Wednesday, to negotiate with the country's top nuclear and political officials, according to Iran's official IRNA news agency.2. Israeli Official (unnamed) denies Washington Post report concerning efforts to secure ceasefire in Lebanon as a "gift" to the incoming Trump administration (in January 2025).3. Russia Open to Peace Negotiations Under Pres-Elect Trump Initiation.Russia is open to negotiations on an end to the Ukraine war if initiated by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, but any talks need to be based on the realities of Russian advances, Moscow's ambassador to the U.N. in Geneva (Gennady Gatilov), told reporters on Thursday.4. US Navy & USMC Missile Contract with Kongsberg.The company will provide its Naval Strike Missile, which is being installed on the Navy's Littoral Combat Ships and Constellation-class frigates, and for the USMC Navy Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS).5. Latvia selects the Ascod Infantry Fighting Vehicle (tracked).Though the number of vehicles is not disclosed, the estimated worth is $265 million.6. Australia down-selects to two vendors for a competition to build 11 x frigates to replace the aging ANZAC-class ships. The two vendors are Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) and Germany's ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS).7. US-Canada-Finland Icebreaker Effort.American, Canadian and Finish officials committed to the joint development, construction and maintenance of polar icebreakers with the signing of the Icebreaker Collaborative Effort (ICE) Pact.8. The USAF Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) Program continues progress.Two vendors- Anduril and General Atomics have completed Critical Design Review for their respective offerings: Anduril Fury and General Atomics Gambit.The CCA effort aims to initially field roughly 1,000 of the drone wingmen that are expected to fly and fight alongside USAF aircraft.
De Paris à Washington, en passant par Buenos Aires et New Delhi, l'attaque israélienne contre l'Iran fait la Une de la presse internationale ce matin. « Selon les médias officiels, de multiples explosions ont été entendues à Téhéran », annonce Le Washington Post, qui a interrogé Sharhzad, comptable de Téhéran « qui déclare avoir entendu au moins trois ou quatre explosions ressemblant à des impacts au sol ». « Ces attaques font suite aux attaques de missiles balistiques lancées par Téhéran contre Israël le 1er octobre », précise le tabloïd britannique Times. « Apparemment, ajoute le quotidien allemand die Welt, il s'agissait de frappes limitées, ne touchant ni les installations nucléaires iraniennes ni les champs pétrolifères ».L'agence de presse iranienne Irna déclare de son côté que le système de défense iranien a réussi « à intercepter et à contrer l'agression israélienne ». Enfin, le quotidien israélien Haaretz, précise que l'armée israélienne affirme avoir mené des « frappes précises sur des cibles militaires en Iran ».Le journal Haaretz qui, comme à son habitude, ne ménage pas ses critiques à l'égard du Premier ministre israélien Benyamin Netanyahou. « Le sinistre plan du premier ministre a fonctionné, déplore le journal. « Israël et la guerre à Gaza sont devenus un enjeu électoral aux États-Unis ».« Pour la 11ème fois en 12 mois, le secrétaire d'État américain Antony Blinken s'est rendu en Israël et dans d'autres pays de la région pour nous pousser, voire nous implorer, à accepter un cessez-le-feu. Blinken est plein de bonnes intentions (…), poursuit Haaretz, mais au Moyen-Orient et en particulier avec Benyamin Netanyahou, les bonnes intentions, la politique raisonnable et les intérêts américains ne suffisent pas ». « Ce n'est un secret pour personne, ajoute le quotidien israélien, que Netanyahou ne souhaitait rien d'autre que de voir les États-Unis être entraînés dans une guerre avec l'Iran. » Droit à l'avortementPendant ce temps, la campagne américaine bat son plein. Vendredi 25 octobre, c'est Beyonce qui a fait son apparition sur scène, pour soutenir Kamala Harris. On voit les deux femmes s'enlacer en Une du Washington Post. « Je ne suis pas ici en tant que célébrité, en tant que politicienne : je suis ici en tant que mère. Une mère qui se soucie profondément du monde dans lequel vivent mes enfants et tous nos enfants. Un monde dans lequel nous avons la liberté de contrôler notre corps », a déclaré la chanteuse, lors d'un rassemblement axé sur le droit à l'avortement, à Houston.Aujourd'hui samedi, Kamala Harris a rendez-vous dans le Michigan où Michelle Obama, autre femme très populaire notamment chez les démocrates, lui apportera son soutien.Elles grelottaient de froidToute autre chose enfin, avec l'histoire d'un sauvetage miraculeux au cœur de l'Himalaya. Ou « comment des alpinistes français ont sauvé leurs rivales britannique et américaine », bloquées à flanc de montagne. C'est l'histoire de Fay Manners et Michelle Dvorak que nous raconte le Times.« Après trois jours perchées sur une corniche, les deux femmes avaient presque perdu l'espoir d'être retrouvées vivantes. » Elles se sont filmées, grelottant de froid dans leurs anoraks. Mais c'était sans compter sur trois alpinistes français, et concurrents, qui eux aussi « se préparaient à tenter d'atteindre le sommet, lorsqu'ils ont entendu parler des deux femmes en difficulté. À l'aide de jumelles, ils ont repéré un sac de couchage orange, à flanc de montagne » et ont décidé de partir à la rencontre de Fay Manners et Michelle Dvorak. Ils se sont filmés au moment où ils réussissent à atteindre les deux femmes.« Nous sommes ici pour vous porter secours », dit l'un d'entre eux. « Vraiment ? » lui demande l'une des deux alpinistes. « Oui, on est venus pour ça », réplique l'un des deux sauveteurs français. Peut-être le début d'une longue amitié, puisque Fay Manners a déclaré au Times : « Nous sommes encore très déçues de ne pas avoir atteint le sommet alors que nous étions si proches. Nous aimerions revenir avec les alpinistes français et gravir la montagne ensemble. »
For review:1. Hezbollah Drone Strike On Israel PM Home.A drone fired by Hezbollah from Lebanon that exploded in the central seaside town of Caesarea early on Saturday targeted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's private home, his office said. The premier and his wife were not present and no injuries were reported.2. Iran United Nations Mission statement concerning drone strike on Israel PM home: “This action was taken by the Lebanese Hezbollah,” the mission says in response to a question about Iran's role in the attack, according to the official IRNA news agency.3. Axios Report: US-Leaked Online Documents Describe Israel Preparations for Iran Strike. The US is investigating a leak of highly classified US intelligence about Israel's plans for retaliation against Iran, according to three people familiar with the matter. One of the people familiar confirmed the documents' authenticity.4. S. Korea National Intel Service Report: 1,500 N. Korean Troops in Russia Receiving Uniforms & Arms. N. Korea transported its special forces fighters on seven Russian ships earlier in October, South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS) said in a press release on Friday.5. AP Article on Russia's Nuclear Triad and future strategic weapons.Like the U.S., Russia has a nuclear triad of ground-based intercontinental ballistic missiles, long-range bombers and ICBM-armed submarines.6. United Arab Emirates Brokers Russia-Ukraine Prisoner Exchange.Russia & Ukraine carried out a new exchange of prisoners of war on Friday, each side bringing home 95 prisoners in an agreement in which the United Arab Emirates acted as mediator.7. Group of 7 Nations (G7) Defense Minsters meet in Naples, Italy to discuss Middle East and Russia-Ukraine, conflict escalations.G7 = Italy, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, UK, and US.
On the version of Hot off the Wire posted July 17 at 7:45 a.m. CT: MILWAUKEE (AP) — The third day of the Republican National Convention kicks off, with Republicans shifting the focus to issues of national security and foreign policy as the party seeks to draw a stark contrast from Democrats’ handling of the ongoing crises in Europe and the Middle East. This comes as Republicans spent Tuesday highlighting what they say is Democrats’ failure to secure the U.S. borders from illegal immigration. TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran has rejected accusations regarding plots to assassinate former U.S. President Donald Trump, while citing legal action for the 2020 assassination of a revered general by U.S. drone. The state-run IRNA news agency quoted Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani as saying Iran “strongly rejects any involvement in the recent armed attack on Trump or claims about Iran’s intention for such an action.” LAS VEGAS (AP) — President Joe Biden has returned to the campaign trail for the first time since the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, continuing his call to calm the divisive rhetoric on both sides. But Biden also argued Tuesday that doing so “doesn’t mean we should stop telling the truth” as he tore into his Republican rival. NEW YORK (AP) — Walmart has spent three years overhauling its mix of adult apparel to make it stylish as well as sensible for middle America. Now, the nation’s largest retailer is seizing the back-to-school shopping season to take another shot at fashion respectability. In other news: Drama is surrounding the Democratic convention. Signs of trouble at Trump rally were evident in minutes before gunman opened fire. Supreme Court grants Texas man a stay of execution just before his scheduled lethal injection. Jury in Sen. Bob Menendez bribery trial has reached a verdict, to be read in court soon. Out-of-state officers fatally shot a man blocks away from the RNC, angering Milwaukee residents. Amazon Prime Day is a big event for scammers, experts warn. Islamic State attacks on track to double in Iraq and Syria compared to last year, US military says. California is 1st state to ban school rules requiring parents get notified of child’s pronoun change. Southern California school district sues Gov. Newsom over new gender-identity law. Prosecutors say neo-Nazi 'murder cult' leader plotted to give poison candy to Jewish kids in NYC. Houston mayor tells residents to stop threatening crews trying to restore electricity. Oregon award-winning chef Naomi Pomeroy drowns in river accident. Traces of cyanide found in cups of Vietnamese and Americans found dead in Bangkok hotel, police say. Self-exiled Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui convicted of defrauding followers after fleeing to US. The American League outshines the National League at the All-Star Game, MLB is testing high tech to help call balls and strikes, the Liberty stay atop the WNBA, a top receiver asks to be traded, and the NFL's Number One draft choice signs on the eve of training camp. Paris mayor dips into the Seine River to showcase its improved cleanliness before Olympic events. —The Associated Press About this program Host Terry Lipshetz is managing editor of the national newsroom for Lee Enterprises. Besides producing the daily Hot off the Wire news podcast, Terry conducts periodic interviews for this Behind the Headlines program, co-hosts the Streamed & Screened movies and television program and is the former producer of Across the Sky, a podcast dedicated to weather and climate.
Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi was laid to rest on Thursday, concluding days of funeral rites attended by thousands of mourners after his death in a helicopter crash last week. Experts say the tragedy may well increase tensions between Iran and Turkey, both vying for influence in the Middle East. Hundreds of thousands marched in Raisi's home town Mashhad to bid farewell ahead of his burial following processions in the cities of Tabriz, Qom, Tehran and Birjand.The 63-year-old died on Sunday alongside his Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian and six others after their helicopter went down in the country's mountainous northwest while returning from a dam inauguration on the border with Azerbaijan.A huge search and rescue operation was launched, involving help from the European Union, Russia and Turkey before the crash site was located early on Monday. Iran's President Raisi killed in helicopter crash, EU sends condolencesThe Iranian military said that a drone dispatched by Turkey had failed to locate the crash site "despite having night-vison equipment"."Finally, in the early hours of Monday morning, the exact spot of the helicopter crash was discovered by the ground rescue forces and Iranian drones of the armed forces," the military said in a statement carried by the official IRNA news agency.Meanwhile, on Thursday Iran's army said it has so far found no evidence of criminal activity related to the crash.Simmering tensionsThe high profile deaths come as rivalry continues to intensify between Iran and Turkey. "For Turkey, the future of South Caucasia, Iraq and Syria are critical for its national security. And here in these areas of Turkey, all face Iranian opposition against Turkey's interests," explained Bilgehan Alagoz, a professor of international relations at Istanbul's Marmara University. For example, the Turkish military is poised to launch a major offensive in Iraq and Syria against the bases of the Kurdish rebel group PKK, which is fighting the Turkish state.Ankara has repeatedly criticised Tehran for failing to support its efforts, while Iran is concerned about Turkey encroaching in areas it considers to be in its sphere of influence. Turkey's Erdogan targets support against Kurdish rebels during Iraq tripThe death of Raisi has brought to the fore bitter memories of the killing by the United States four years ago of Qasim Soleimani, the veteran head of the international operations of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corp."These two important personalities had been increasing Iranian influence in the Middle East very strongly," observed Professor of International Relations Huseyin Bagci at Ankara's Middle East Technical University. Bagci says Turkey's diplomatic advantage will no doubt be stronger as Iran heads into presidential elections on 28 June."I don't know if the new foreign minister and President will somehow get the same level of this influence because they will be mostly inexperienced people," he says.Internal fight for powerBagci suggests that a real internal fight for power will be problematic for the country because "Iranian society is much more dynamic and progressive than the regime."There is a partnership between the clerics and the military. But these two institutions are also fighting amongst each other."However, if Iran's Revolutionary Guard increases its power, experts warn that it could also result in a more assertive use of Iranian proxies controlled by the IRGC in Iraq and Syria, which are often as odds with Turkish interests.Alagoz says that the IRGC's view of the region is very problematic because the Iran proxies are a problem for the future of the Middle East."The overconfidence of the IRGC combined with political power will be a destabilising factor in the Middle East, and so Turkey will always be concerned by this issue."With Ankara and Tehran competing for power from Syria and Iraq to Sudan, analysts say the outcome of Iran's transition of power could have significant implications across the region and for Turkish-Iranian relations.
Massive crowds filled the main square of Tabriz in northwestern Iran as well as mosques in Teheran and elsewhere on Tuesday as Iranians prayed for and held funeral ceremonies for President Ebrahim Raisi and Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, who were killed on Sunday in a helicopter crash.Raisi and Amir-Abdollahian are credited with resounding achievements in foreign relations that are likely to continue even after the new presidential election that is scheduled next month, according to analysts.Following mourning announcements by Iranian authorities tasked with arranging the services, funeral ceremonies for those who died in the crash were first conducted in Tabriz, East Azerbaijan Province, on Tuesday morning, the second day of the five-day national period of mourning.Huge processions of mourners were seen in online videos posted by Iran's Tasnim News Agency. Using their mobile phones, some mourners recorded their glimpses of the fallen leaders' caskets, which were draped in the colors of the Iranian flag.The mourning services will lead up to a funeral and burial ceremony for Raisi on Thursday in the holy city of Mashhad, his hometown, according to Iran's Islamic Republic News Agency.Speaking at the Tabriz ceremony, Iranian Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi said that Iran "mourned the death of a beloved, popular and humble president", adding that the nation was also saddened by the death of a foreign minister "who left active diplomacy in the critical moments of the resistance as his legacy".Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for Economic Diplomacy Mehdi Safari on Tuesday in Astana, Kazakhstan, and again expressed his condolences over the deaths of Raisi and Amir-Abdollahian.Wang and Safari were in Astana for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization's foreign ministers' meeting.No matter how the situation changes, China will as always strengthen strategic cooperation with Iran, safeguard the common interests of both sides and continue to make efforts for regional and world peace, Wang said.Safari emphasized that Iran's domestic and foreign policies will not change.Teheran attaches great importance to its relationship with Beijing and is committed to strengthening bilateral cooperation in various areas including politics, the economy and culture, Safari said.Ali Khansari, an international affairs analyst at Allameh Tabataba'i University in Teheran, said that Iran has come together despite the political and ideological differences of political parties, journalists, university professors and "even ordinary people"."In their eyes, this tragedy is very bad and sad," Khansari said.Mehran Kamrava, a professor of government at Georgetown University in Qatar, said that Raisi "did have measurable successes" when it came to his foreign policy, and did so on "two fronts" in particular — in improving relations with Iran's neighbors as well as with Russia, India and China.During Raisi's time in office, Iran made strides in its relationship with its regional and Asian neighbors, including its acceptance into BRICS in August, with official membership beginning on Jan 1. In addition, Iran gained full membership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in July.Carlos Martinez, a British political commentator, said, "Ebrahim Raisi fought with honor in the struggle against imperialism, for sovereignty, for peace and multipolarity."Martinez said that Raisi's legacy includes resolute support for Palestinian liberation, Iran's membership in BRICS and the SCO, a significant deepening of Iran-China relations, and a total refusal to succumb to the West's bullying and intimidation. Raisi also rejected speculation that only through rapprochement amid sanctions from the West could Iran achieve its economic success, Martinez added.Iran will hold a presidential election on June 28, according to a statement by the agency headed by acting president Mohammad Mokhber.Registration of candidates will be carried out from May 30 to June 3, with the campaign period taking place between June 12 and 27, according to the Islamic Republic News Agency.Niu Xinchun, executive director of the China-Arab Research Institute at Ningxia University, said Iran's procedures for power transition are clear and well-defined.Niu said he believes that the overall situation in Iran remains stable and that Raisi's death will have a limited influence on the Palestine-Israel conflict and regional dynamics, as the ultimate decision-maker in Iran's domestic and foreign affairs is Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.Shu Meng, an assistant professor at Shanghai International Studies University's Middle East Studies Institute, said that because Raisi had been viewed as a potential successor to Ali Khamenei, the tragedy leaves Iran without a clear candidate for successor, possibly forcing a future power structure readjustment.Also on Tuesday, Ayatollah Mohammad Ali Movahedi Kermani was elected as the new chairman of Iran's Assembly of Experts, a legislative body responsible for appointing Iran's supreme leader and supervising his activities, IRNA reported.Reporter: Jan Yumul, Mike Gu, Yang RanChen Weihua in Brussels and Zhou Jin in Beijing contributed to this story.
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O presidente do Irã, Ebrahim Raisi, morreu em um acidente de helicóptero, que caiu na floresta Dizmar, perto da cidade de Varzaghan, no Irã, no domingo, 19, conforme a agência estatal iraniana IRNA. Além de Raisi, o chanceler iraniano, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, também faleceu, assim como dois outros passageiros da aeronave. Raisi era presidente da República Islâmica desde junho de 2021, sucedendo ao moderado Hassan Rouhani após uma vitória que pôs todas as instituições políticas importantes do país sob o controle da chamada linha dura do regime. Pela legislação iraniana, se o presidente morrer, o vice assume e uma eleição deve ser realizada em seis meses. O vice-presidente é o conservador Mohammad Mokhber. Nos últimos dois anos, o país assistiu a uma revolta interna, à queda da moeda iraniana para um mínimo histórico, à escassez de água intensificada pelas alterações climáticas e ao ataque terrorista mais mortífero desde a fundação da República Islâmica em 1979. Em 2022, a morte de uma mulher de 22 anos, Mahsa Amini, sob custódia da polícia moral do país, desencadeou protestos que duraram meses em todo o país, liderados por mulheres e meninas que tiraram os lenços de cabeça em desafio e exigiram o fim do regime da República Islâmica. O governo respondeu com uma repressão violenta. Os ataques entre Israel e o Irã neste ano foram o mais recente acontecimento que levou o país a um ponto de ebulição – e representaram um afastamento da guerra paralela que os dois países travaram durante décadas, aumentando o receio de uma conflagração regional que pulasse para fora de Gaza. Afinal, o Irã está à beira de uma guerra civil após a morte de Raisi? E como fica o futuro da relação, já complicada, com Israel? No ‘Estadão Notícias' de hoje, vamos falar sobre o assunto com Vitelio Brustolin, professor de Relações Internacionais da Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF) e pesquisador de Harvard O ‘Estadão Notícias' está disponível no Spotify, Deezer, Apple Podcasts, Google podcasts, ou no agregador de podcasts de sua preferência. Apresentação: Gustavo Lopes Produção/Edição: Gustavo Lopes, Jefferson Perleberg, Gabriela Forte e Rebeca Freitas Sonorização/Montagem: Moacir BiasiSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
No podcast ‘Notícia No Seu Tempo', confira em áudio as principais notícias da edição impressa do jornal ‘O Estado de S.Paulo' desta terça-feira, (21/05/2024): A agência estatal Irna afirmou ontem que uma falha técnica provocou a queda do helicóptero na qual morreu o presidente iraniano, Ebrahim Raisi, no domingo. O acidente abriu as discussões sobre a corrida pela sucessão não apenas da presidência, mas também da posição mais poderosa no país, a de líder supremo. Raisi era visto como possível sucessor do aiatolá Ali Khamenei, de 85 anos e saúde frágil. Eleições para presidente foram marcadas para 28 de junho. Os líderes do Irã estão envolvidos em um conflito regional com Israel e enfrentam agitação interna. Para analistas, a morte de Raisi deve desencadear disputa por poder político. Entre os possíveis candidatos a líder supremo estão o filho de Khamenei, Mojtaba, de 54 anos, e Alireza Arafi, de 67 anos, membro do grupo responsável por selecionar um novo líder. E mais: Metrópole: Mapeamento indica até 3 mil centros de saúde afetados pelo desastre Economia: Mercado passa a ver Selic a 10% no fim de 2024, mostra Focus Política: Dino dá aval a decisão do CNJ e mantém afastados magistrados da Lava Jato Internacional: Procurador do TPI pede prisão de Netanyahu e líderes do Hamas Esportes: Com Rafael convocado, Jandrei vira solução See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A Guarda Revolucionária Iraniana apreendeu neste sábado (13), um navio de carga português que ela diz estar "ligado a Israel". Um helicóptero das forças especiais da Marinha da Guarda abordou o navio, chamado MSC Aries, e o levou para águas territoriais do Irã, afirmou a agência de notícias estatal iraniana IRNA.O Giro de Notícias mantém você por dentro das principais informações do Brasil e do mundo. Confira mais atualizações na próxima edição.
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On the version of Hot off the Wire posted Sept. 27 at 6:39 a.m. CT: SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea says that it will expel a U.S. soldier who crossed into the country through the heavily armed border between the Koreas in July. The North's official Korean Central News Agency said Wednesday that authorities have finished their questioning of Pvt. Travis King. It said that he confessed to illegally entering the North and quoted him criticizing the U.S. Verifying the authenticity of the comments attributed to King is impossible. The agency did not say when authorities plan to expel King or to where. The White House, the State Department and the Pentagon did not have any immediate comment on the report. LOS ANGELES (AP) — The strike by Hollywood screenwriters is over. Leaders of the writers union declared their nearly five-month-old strike over Tuesday after board members approved a contract agreement with studios. The governing boards of the eastern and western branches of the Writers Guild of America both voted to accept the deal, and afterward declared that the strike would be over and writers would be free to work starting at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday. The vote came after numerous writers joined striking actors on picket lines. The writers deal brought renewed optimism to the pickets. There are currently no negotiations set between the actors and the alliance of studios, streaming services and producers. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Police and witnesses say groups of teenagers swarmed into stores in Philadelphia's Center City, stuffing plastic bags with merchandise and fleeing. Police made several arrests. Police say an Apple store was one of those hit Tuesday, but fleeing teenagers dropped iPhones and a pile of iPads. Eyewitness video and news reports showed mobs of masked youngster in hoodies at that store, Lululemon and Foot Locker, where a guard reportedly was assaulted. Police say some arrests were made. No injuries were immediately reported. NEW YORK (AP) — Target says it's closing nine stores in four states, including one in New York City's East Harlem neighborhood, and three in the San Francisco Bay Area. It says theft and organized retail crime have threatened the safety of its workers and customers. The closings will be effective Oct. 21 and will also include three stores in Portland, Oregon and two in Seattle. The Minneapolis retailer said Tuesday it will offer affected workers the opportunity to transfer to other stores. The store closings account for just a fraction of the 1,900 stores Target operates nationwide. But they underscore the challenges that retailers face in reducing theft in stores as they wrestle with protecting their workers and customers while trying to serve the community. SIMI VALLEY, Calif. (AP) — Republicans are meeting for their second presidential debate as top rivals seek to blunt the momentum of Donald Trump. The former president is so confident that he will continue to cruise through the party's primary that he's again forgoing sharing a stage with his competitors. Seven GOP White House candidates are squaring off at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California for a debate Wednesday sponsored by Fox Business. Rather than attend, Trump will be in Detroit, delivering a primetime speech that will compete for airtime with the debate and take place before a crowd of current and former union members. DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran is claiming that it has successfully launched an imaging satellite into space. The state-run IRNA news agency is quoting the country's communication minister as saying the Noor-3 satellite had been put in orbit 450 kilometers, or 280 miles, above the Earth's surface. There was no immediate acknowledgment from Western officials of the launch or of the satellite being put into orbit. Iran has had a series of failed launches in recent years. The United States has alleged that Iran's satellite launches defy a U.N. Security Council resolution and has called on Tehran to undertake no activity related to ballistic missiles capable of delivering nuclear weapons. BLACK MOUNTAIN, N.C. (AP) — The National Park Service says a South Carolina woman died after falling from a scenic overlook along the Blue Ridge Parkway in western North Carolina. The park service says dispatchers received a report of a woman who fell down a cliff at Glassmine Falls Overlook on Saturday afternoon. Rescuers found the woman about 150 feet below the overlook. Officials identified the woman as 61-year-old Nancy Sampson of Greer, South Carolina, and confirmed she had succumbed to injuries from her fall. The parkway known for its views of the Appalachian Highlands stretches 469 miles through Virginia and North Carolina. In sports: The Brewers clinch the NL Central, the NL wild card race remains right, the Orioles win a game but lose a legend, and the Rangers maintain their lead in the AL West despite a loss. BALTIMORE (AP) — Hall of Fame third baseman Brooks Robinson, whose deft glovework and folksy manner made him one of the most beloved and accomplished athletes in Baltimore history, has died. He was 86. The Orioles announced his death in a joint statement with Robinson's family. The statement did not say how Robinson died. Coming of age before the free agent era, Robinson spent his entire 23-year career with the Orioles. He almost single-handedly helped Baltimore defeat Cincinnati in the 1970 World Series and homered in Game 1 of the Orioles' 1966 sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers for their first crown. NEW YORK (AP) — Breanna Stewart won the WNBA's Most Valuable Player award for the second time in her career Tuesday in a very close race. There were only 13 points separating Stewart from second-place finisher Alyssa Thomas of Connecticut and last year's MVP, A'ja Wilson of Las Vegas. Stewart received 446 points. Thomas had 439 points and Wilson received 433 points. All the WNBA awards are voted on by a 60-person national media panel and had them vote for their top five choices for the MVP award. On the version of Hot off the Wire posted Sept. 26 at 4 p.m. CT: VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — President Joe Biden has joined picketing United Auto Workers in Michigan on the 12th day of their strike against major carmakers. It's a demonstration of support for organized labor unparalleled in presidential history. He told workers Tuesday to “stick with it." He exchanged fist bumps with grinning workers a day before former President Donald Trump makes his own visit to meet with UAW members. Biden has repeatedly sided with the UAW during the strike. Strikers chanted “no deals, no wheels” and “no pay, no parts” as Biden arrived at the General Motors distribution center west of Detroit. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Relatives of a man shot and killed by a Philadelphia police officer during a traffic stop for erratic driving are stunned and distraught by a judge's dismissal of all charges. Relatives of Eddie Irizarry said Tuesday after the ruling that police should not need to fatally shoot someone just because they speed or act irrationally. The judge dismissed a murder count and other charges against Officer Mark Dial after watching police bodycam video of the traffic stop and shooting. The defense asserted that Dial acted in self-defense when he fired through the driver's side window of Irizarry's sedan in August. WASHINGTON (AP) — Democratic Sen. Cory Booker is calling on fellow New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez to resign. Booker said in a statement Tuesday that the federal bribery charges against Menendez, also a Democrat, contain ”shocking allegations of corruption and specific, disturbing details of wrongdoing.” Booker's statement comes as a growing number of Democratic senators are calling for the three-term senator to step aside. Menendez, the chairman of the powerful Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and his wife Nadine were indicted on Friday, accused of using his position to aid the authoritarian government of Egypt and also to pressure federal prosecutors to drop a case against a friend. The Federal Trade Commission and 17 state attorneys general have filed an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon. They allege the e-commerce behemoth uses its position in the marketplace to inflate prices on and off Amazon, overcharge sellers and stifle competition. The complaint is the result of a yearslong investigation into Amazon's businesses and one of the most significant legal challenges brought against the company in its nearly 30-year history. The agency and states that joined the lawsuit are asking the court to issue a permanent injunction that they say would prohibit Amazon from engaging in its unlawful conduct and restore competition. Amazon says the FTC is “wrong on the facts and the law." SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a law that will raise taxes on guns and ammunition. The federal government already taxes guns at 10% or 11%. The law Newsom signed on Tuesday adds an 11% tax on top of that. The money will pay for things like security improvements in public schools and violence prevention programs. The law takes effect July 1, 2024. Newsom also signed laws to overhaul the state's rules for carrying concealed weapons and require semiautomatic pistols to have microstamping technology. The California Rifle and Pistol Association has promised to challenge California's new tax in court. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Striking actors have voted to expand their walkout to include the lucrative video game market, a step that could put new pressure on Hollywood studios to make a deal with the performers who provide voices and stunts for games. The Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Radio and Television Artists announced the move late Monday, saying that 98% of its members voted to go on strike against video game companies if ongoing negotiations are not successful. The announcement came ahead of more talks planned for Tuesday. Acting work in video games can include voice, motion capture and stunts. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court is allowing work to proceed on a new Alabama congressional map with greater representation for Black voters. The new districts could help Democrats trying to flip control of the House of Representatives. The justices Tuesday rejected Alabama's plea to retain Republican-drawn lines turned down by a lower court. The justices left in place an order directing a court-appointed special master to propose new lines for the state with a second district where Black voters constitute a majority or close to it. The lead plaintiff in the redistricting case calls the ruling a “victory for all Alabamians.” Federal lawsuits over state and congressional districts are pending in Georgia, Louisiana and Texas. WASHINGTON (AP) — A political adviser to Rudy Giuliani is slamming Hunter Biden's lawsuit against the former mayor. Hunter Biden sued Giuliani and another attorney on Tuesday, claiming the two wrongly accessed and shared his personal data after obtaining it from the owner of a computer repair shop. Giuliani adviser Ted Goodman says it was false to claim Giuliani manipulated the laptop hard drive, but that he was “not surprised ... considering the sordid material and potential evidence of crimes on that thing.” The lawsuit is the latest in a new strategy by Hunter Biden to strike back against Republican allies of Donald Trump who have traded and passed around his private data including purported emails and embarrassing images in their effort to discredit President Joe Biden. Lawyers for former President Donald Trump are slamming prosecutors' request for a narrow gag order in his 2020 election subversion case in Washington, calling it an effort to “unconstitutionally silence” his political speech. Trump's attorneys in court papers filed late Monday urge U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan to deny the proposal to bar the Republican ex-president from making inflammatory and intimidating comments about witnesses, lawyers and other people involved in the criminal case. Special counsel Jack Smith's team in seeking the order pointed to what it calls a pattern of “false and inflammatory” statements from Trump about the case. NEW YORK (AP) — A former aide in Donald Trump's White House says chief of staff Mark Meadows burned papers so often after the 2020 election his wife complained his suits smelled “like a bonfire.” Cassidy Hutchinson describes the burning papers in a book being released Tuesday. The Associated Press obtained a copy of the book, titled “Enough.” Hutchinson was a White House staffer in her 20s who worked for Meadows. Hutchinson testified on national television about the inner workings of the White House leading up to and including the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. A Meadows lawyer hasn't responded to a request for comment. NEW YORK (AP) — Taylor Swift's trip to watch the Kansas City Chiefs' Travis Kelce didn't just have the internet talking nonstop. Following the 12-time Grammy Award winner's appearance at Arrowhead Stadium, jersey sales for the All-Pro tight-end seemingly skyrocketed. According to sportswear and fan merchandise company Fanatics, Kelce saw a nearly 400% increase in sales the same day that Swift went to watch the Chiefs. Kelce did not speak to reporters afterward, but he was spotted leaving Arrowhead with Swift by his side. Swift, who is currently on a break from her Eras tour, has always been reluctant to discuss her personal life in public — but rumors have been flying about the popstar and the pro football player in recent months. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actor David McCallum, who became a teen heartthrob in the hit series “The Man From U.N.C.L.E.” in the 1960s and was the eccentric medical examiner in the popular “NCIS” 40 years later, has died. He was 90. "The Man From “U.N.C.L.E” drew mixed reviews but eventually caught on, particularly with teenage girls attracted by McCallum's good looks and enigmatic, intellectual character. McCallum's work with “U.N.C.L.E.” brought him two Emmy nominations, and he got a third as an educator struggling with alcoholism in a 1969 Hallmark Hall of Fame drama called “Teacher, Teacher.” McCallum returned to television in 2003 in another series with an agency known by its initials — CBS' “NCIS.” —The Associated Press About this program Host Terry Lipshetz is a senior producer for Lee Enterprises. Besides producing the daily Hot off the Wire news podcast, Terry conducts periodic interviews for this Behind the Headlines program, co-hosts the Streamed & Screened movies and television program and is the producer of Across the Sky, a podcast dedicated to weather and climate. Lee Enterprises produces many national, regional and sports podcasts. 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Sceneggiatrice di talento, pioniera della televisione americana, attrice e scrittrice di sceneggiati radiofonici e televisivi, Irna Phillips è considerata “la regina delle soap opera”, in quanto a lei si deve la creazione di programmi a lunga serialità, come Sentieri, Destini, Così gira il mondo, destinati a una longevità straordinaria. Ipocondriaca, maniacale e ossessionata dal lavoro, Irna è temuta da attori e produttori, che però non possono fare a meno di lei, perché nessun altro riesce a delineare personaggi sfaccettati, creare trame avvincenti e far appassionare il pubblico come lei. Biografia di IRNA PHILLIPS, scritta e letta da Carmen Laterza Tratta da Donne Intrepide vol. 8 – Attrici & Registe Music from Uppbeat License code: HWIJMAQJUEUSKPUU Scopri tutti i libri e podcast di LIBROZA
Easy Turkish: Learn Turkish with everyday conversations | Günlük sohbetlerle Türkçe öğrenin
Gündemden haberleri aktardığımız bu bölümde "Tüm zamanların en sıcak günü", "Dünyanın en çok ekmek yiyen ülkeleri" ve "Fransa'nın yeni yasa tasarısı" gibi haber başlıkları var. Interactive Transcript and Vocab Helper Support Easy Turkish and get interactive transcripts and live vocabulary for all our episodes: easyturkish.fm/membership Transcript Intro Müzik Emin: [0:19] Herkese merhaba. Easy Turkish Podcast'in yeni bölümüne hepiniz hoş geldiniz. Bu bölümümüzde sizlere dünya gündeminden haberleri yavaş bir şekilde okuyarak aktaracağım. Eğer abone değilseniz ve interaktif transkript ile kelime yardımcısından yararlanmak isterseniz, www.easyturkish.fm adresine göz atabilirsiniz. İlk haberimizle başlayalım. Dünya 3 Temmuz'da tüm zamanların en sıcak gününü yaşadı. Amerika Birleşik Devletleri Meteoroloji Servisi Çevre Koruma Ulusal Merkezi'nin verilerine göre, 3 Temmuz 2023'te kaydedilen sıcaklık Ağustos 2016'da ölçülen 16,9 dereceyi aştı. Küresel ortalama sıcaklığın 17,01 derece olarak ölçüldüğü 3 Temmuz 2023 dünyada tüm zamanların en sıcak günü olarak kayıtlara geçti. Son haftalarda ABD sıcak hava dalgasının etkisinde bulunurken, Çin otuz beş dereceyi aşan sıcaklıkla mücadele ediyor. Hindistan'da etkisini gösteren aşırı sıcaklar yüz elliyi aşkın can kaybına yol açtı. İran resmi ajansı IRNA'ya göreyse Zehek ve Hirmend kentlerinde sıcaklık elli dereceyi buldu. Aynı zamanda Birleşik Krallık Meteoroloji Kurumu'nun açıklamasına göre geçen ay İngiltere, İskoçya, Galler ve Kuzey İrlanda'da en sıcak haziran ayı yaşandı. Geçen ay 15,8 derece olarak kayıtlara geçen ortalama sıcaklık, 1884'ten beri en sıcak haziran olarak tarihe geçti. Support Easy Turkish and get interactive transcripts and live vocabulary for all our episodes: easyturkish.fm/membership
Entrevista con el IRNA. Miguel Julián Flores Nieves, Director General, Junta Intermunicipal de Medio Ambiente de la Costa Sur (JICOSUR) Fecha de transmisión: 17 junio de 2023 Frecuencia Ambiental es un programa radiofónico que tiene el objetivo de comunicar temas ambientales con un enfoque educativo en formato de entrevista. Todas las piezas de audio que se incluyen cuentan con sus créditos correspondientes, mencionados al término de cada pieza musical, a través de este programa radiofónico no se obtiene compensación monetaria y es de origen público, es decir, no tiene fines de lucro y no incluye anuncios comerciales, por lo que el contenido incluido en cada podcast tiene estrictamente un objetivo educativo para impulsar la sensibilización y conciencia ambiental de Jalisco.
This is a wild discussion with Irina Slav, author, international podcast host, Substack author, and comedian. (Just read some of her articles, and the humor permeates your views on the world.)One of the things that are so fun talking with Irna is that she has such a breadth of knowledge and global contacts to get the facts. She gets the details on how energy decisions impact consumers and other markets. Run of Show00:00 - Intro02:45 - Attacks on the Dutch farmers, on the farmers in the U.S05:40 - 30 tons of Ammonium Nitrate went missing in the United States07:32 - When pigs fly08:33 - What's going on with the EU leadership?12:41 - Ursula is being Investigated about a deal with Pfizer about Covid Vaccines17:47 - What do you see coming around for this next week in Energy?20:11 - Are you seeing all of the Oil traders going away?20:53 - When you Weaponize the dollar, people will go away from it22:29 - Energy Transition, the weekly conversation23:56 - OutroPlease follow and subscribe to Irina on her Substack HERE, OilPrice.com, and the Energy Transition podcast with Armon Cavahna, Tammy Nemeth, and David Blackmon. That podcast is available on all major podcast channels and is shot live every Monday morning.
Retour sur l'émission faite avec Jacques Grimault au sujet de son travail, de "ses découvertes" et de sa méthode... Avec plusieurs invités, nous analysons un peu plus en profondeur les prétentions du documentaire "La Révélation des Pyramides", nous montrons une fois de plus que les propos du documentaire ne sont pas fiables, et nous évoquons la question de ce qui fait qu'on peut avoir envie d'y croire malgré tout... pour de mauvaises raisons. Nos invités : Dari de la chaîne Temps mort : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJLsfsSpIiUBPvYYSUAclrw Irna : https://www.lautre.net/ Zegatt : https://zegatt.wordpress.com/ Clément Charpentier, Dr en informatique, mathématicien, conférencier avec la conférence gesticulée "Tu peux pas faire autre chose de ta vie?" ❤️Nous soutenir❤️ : https://linktr.ee/troncheenbiais Lien Youtube du Live : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I25Zne0yGoA&t=1454s Invités : Dari, Irna, Zegatt, Clément Charpentier Animation : Acermendax et Vled Tapas Technique : Maxime (Radio Campus Lorraine) Musique : Vled Tapas Design : Loki Jackal Editeur podcast : Corentin Savre Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
IRAN : ELLE TRAQUE LES MOLLAHS CHIRINNE ARDAKANI Avocate franco-iranienne au Barreau du Val d'Oise, membre du collectif Iran Justice Chirinne Ardakani est avocate au Barreau du Val d'Oise. Franco-iranienne, elle est engagée dans le collectif Iran Justice constitué de 16 avocats qui recense les exactions du régime de Téhéran. Le 8 mars est la journée internationale des droits des femmes. La première, depuis la mort de Mahsa Amini, une iranienne de 22 ans décédée pour n'avoir pas correctement porté son voile, qui a mené au soulèvement révolutionnaire qui secoue le pays actuellement. Mais en réalité, les Iraniens se battent depuis 44 ans pour la liberté et la vie des femmes, puisque le 8 mars 1979, c'était la première rébellion des Iraniennes contre le port du voile obligatoire. Dans la répression des manifestants en Iran, plus de 500 personnes ont été tuées, selon Iran Human Rights (IHR), basée en Norvège, et plus de 20 000 arrestations. Faute de pouvoir exercer leur travail en Iran, les avocats iraniens ne peuvent pas assuer la défense de leurs clients dans des conditions satisfaisantes. Alors à Paris, un collectif de 16 avocats, dont 13 Franco-Iraniens, se battent tous les jours pour réunir suffisamment d'éléments pour que la répression du régime des mollahs soit punie par la loi. Chirinne Ardakani fait partie de ce collectif. Pour elle, “mon engagement dans ce collectif renforce ma vocation d'avocate”. A ce jour, 174 faits ont été repertoriés. "En réalité, on est dépassé. Le compteur explose et on n'arrive pas humainement à tout recenser", affirme Chirinne Ardakani. De nouveaux cas d'intoxication de jeunes filles ont été répertoriés ce dimanche dans plusieurs régions d'Iran. L'empoisonnement de plusieurs élèves a été rapporté dans deux lycées de filles des villes d'Abhar (ouest) et d'Ahvaz (sud-ouest), mais aussi dans une école primaire de Zanjan (ouest), a rapporté l'agence de presse Isna, citant des responsables sanitaires locaux. Leurs parents s'étaient rassemblés le 14 février devant le gouvernorat de la ville pour “demander des explications” de la part des autorités, selon l'agence officielle Irna. À la suite de cette enquête, “le vice-ministre de la Santé Youness Panahi a implicitement confirmé dimanche que l'empoisonnement des élèves de Qom était intentionnel”, a annoncé Irna. “Il s'est avéré que certains individus voulaient que toutes les écoles, en particulier les écoles de filles, soient fermées”, a déclaré Youness Panahi. Pour l'instant, aucune interpellation n'a été annoncée. Chirinne Ardakani nous racontera le travail minutieux du collectif Iran Justice et qui répertorie des preuves contre le régime de Téhéran, et reviendra sur les dessous et les enjeux de cette révolte iranienne.
We continue the story of a covert smuggling operation to bring abortion pills into Ukraine, shortly after the Russian invasion. In this episode, reporters Katz Laszlo and Gregory Warner go to Ukraine, landing on a fall night during a citywide blackout, to pick up the trail of the pills and find out about the doctors and patients who needed them. But as they follow the pills around the country, what they learn changes their understanding of how we talk about these pills, and how we talk about choice, in a war. This episode is the second of two done in collaboration with NPR's Rough Translation. You can find the first episode here (https://zpr.io/CnmNVFQ6X5gc). Special thanks to the Rough Translation team for reporting help. Thanks also to Liana Simstrom, Irene Noguchi, and Eleana Tworek. Thanks to the ears of Valeria Fokina, Andrii Degeler, Noel King, Robert Krulwich and Sana Krasikov. And to our interpreters, Kira Leonova and Tetyana Yurinetz. Thanks to Drs Natalia, Irna & Diana. To Yulia Mytsko, Yulia Babych, Maria Hlazunova, Nika Bielska, Yvette Mrova, Lauren Ramires, Jane Newnham, Olena Shevchenko, Marta Chumako, Jamie Nadal, Jonathan Bearak, and the many others who we spoke with for this story. Thank you to NPR's International Desk and the team at the Ukraine bureau. Translations from Eugene Alper and Dennis Tkachivsky. Voice over from Lizzie Marchenko and Yuliia Serbenenko. Archival from the Heal Foundation. Legal guidance provided by Micah Ratner, Lauren Cooperman, and Dentons. Ethical guidance from Tony Cavin. EPISODE CREDITS: Guest hosted by - Gregory Warner and Molly Webster Reported by - Katz Laszlo, Gregory Warner Produced by - Tessa Paoli, Daniel Girma, Adelina Lancianese w/ production help from - Nic M. Neves Mixer - James Willetts and Robert Rodriguez w/ mixing help from - Jeremy Bloom Fact-checking by - Marisa Robertson-Textor and Edited by - Brenna Farrell Music: John Ellis composed the Rough Translation theme music. Original music from Dylan Keefe. Additional music from Blue Dot Sessions and FirstCom Music. CITATIONSPhotos - See a Lviv blackout through host Gregory Warner's eyes – he posted photos from his time in Lviv on Twitter (https://zpr.io/egzpZZw7xPKk). Podcasts - To understand Ukraine's president, it helps to know the training ground of his youth: the competitive comedy (https://zpr.io/ympqrikgCkE3) circuit, in this Rough Translation episode. Listen to “No-Touch Abortion” (https://zpr.io/5SB6bpNzUs6r) from Radiolab for more on the science and use of abortion pills Articles - Further reading: a study on medical abortion (https://zpr.io/f8h5WNfKaMtk) by Galina Maistruck, one of the main sources in our piece Our newsletter comes out every Wednesday. It includes short essays, recommendations, and details about other ways to interact with the show. Sign up (https://radiolab.org/newsletter)! Radiolab is supported by listeners like you. Support Radiolab by becoming a member of The Lab (https://members.radiolab.org/) today. Follow our show on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @radiolab, and share your thoughts with us by emailing radiolab@wnyc.org. Leadership support for Radiolab's science programming is provided by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, Science Sandbox, a Simons Foundation Initiative, and the John Templeton Foundation. Foundational support for Radiolab was provided by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
On the original version of Hot off the Wire (posted Dec. 19 at 6:45 a.m. CT): Forecasters are warning of treacherous holiday travel and life-threatening cold for big parts of the nation, an arctic air mass blows into the already-frigid southern United States. The House Jan. 6 committee is wrapping up its investigation into the violent 2021 U.S. Capitol insurrection. At a final meeting scheduled for Monday, the panel's seven Democrats and two Republicans are poised to recommend that the Justice Department consider criminal charges against former President Donald Trump. Canadian police say five people have been shot and killed in a condominium unit a Toronto suburb and the gunman has been killed by police. The European Union has accused Facebook parent Meta of breaching the bloc's antitrust rules by distorting competition in the online classified ads business. Cities along the U.S.-Mexico border are preparing for a dramatic increase in the number of asylum-seekers as pandemic-era immigration restrictions are set to expire this week. In sports, the Chiefs clinched another AFC West title, the Raiders won on a play against all odds in Vegas, Argentina took the World Cup away from France, and a repeat Magic trick in Boston. In entertainment, “Avatar: The Way of Water” led the box office and Cecily Strong made her final appearance on "Saturday Night Live" as a cast member. Iran's state media say authorities have arrested one of the country's most famous actresses on charges of spreading falsehoods about nationwide protests. The report by IRNA says Taraneh Alidoosti, star of the Oscar-winning movie ''The Salesman,″ was detained a week after she made a post on Instagram expressing solidarity with the first man executed for crimes allegedly committed during the nationwide protests. —The Associated PressSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We DO Talk about Fight Club - because talking is what we do... This third installment of Fight Club includes a panel discussion with Josh Hatcher of Manlihood (http://joshhatcher.com | http://manlihood.com ) Abe Hatcher ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiywBTpAKIHCF5Jaal9EZHg ) Dan Robinson Dan Karrasch and Jason Ransom The group talks about Bullying, how to be a protector, Sports Fanatics, and a couple weird CNN Articles. CNN: Stop trying to fix yourself, this expert says https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/24/health/bad-vibes-nora-mcinerny-wellness/index.html?fbclid=IwAR060Am58zIPULnYBqla8vSmDtE6RyC-jyzgHhnCqbVyzd0RkG_f_JqAjFQ Norah Mirnerny: “For some, the deadly virus and its upheaval constituted the “first big thing they'd ever been through.” Meanwhile, McInerny and others whose lives had been shaped by grief, loss or tragedy had long known that “life is fragile and our pace in this modern world is untenable.” Nora McInerny: I want my work to lower the bar for people. We have so much intense pressure to achieve and to perform in the face of all the suffering and struggle of modern life. You do not have to do anything other than just be a decent person and survive. ‘World's dirtiest man' dies at 94, months after his first wash https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/26/asia/worlds-dirtiest-man-dies-iran-haji-scli-intl/index.html An Iranian hermit known as “the world's dirtiest man” has died at the ripe age of 94, just months after taking his first wash in decades, Iranian state media announced. “Amu Haji” – Uncle Haji – as he was referred to, died on Sunday in Dezhgah, a village in the country's southern province of Fars, state news agency IRNA reported. According to the region's district head, Haji had for decades avoided fresh food and believed that “if he cleans himself, he will get sick,” the agency reported. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/manlihood/message
Irina Slav is one of the great international writers and experts across the globe. I am lucky enough to have talked with Irna quite a few times. Every time is fun! In this episode, we cover the Saudi Arabian response to the Biden administration begging for oil while continually insulting them and acting like a bully.The U.S. Government may not realize that acting like a bully in the energy sandbox will only increase prices. Pain at the pump is 90% attributed to bad energy policies and lack of capital. At the last OPEC + meeting, even an American Press Reporter was antagonistic, and the Saudi Leadership took the high road and was not phased by the rude behavior.Thank you again, Irina, for stopping by the ENB podcast! We would also like to thank our ENB Podcast sponsor. Enverus. You can find out more at their website: Enverus.comEnverus-A shout-out to our fellow travelers with Enverus. Fellow Podcast Travlers:Mark LaCour, Editor in Chief, OGGNPaige Wilson, Host of Oil and Gas Industry Leaders and Co-Host of Oil and Gas This Week Podcast. OGGN NetworkDavid Blackmon, Author, Industry leader, Podcast Host, DB Energy QuestionsDB Energy Questions Podcast
Sono lenti e si sentono arrivare in lontananza perché molto rumorosi. I droni kamikaze iraniani emettono un suono simile a quello di una motosega o di un tagliaerba
Bartın'ın Amasra ilçesinde Türkiye Taşkömürü Kurumu (TTK) Amasra Müessese Müdürlüğü'ne bağlı maden ocağında 14 Ekim Cuma günü akşam saatlerinde bir patlama meydana geldi. Patlamada 41 işçi hayatını kaybetti. 11 işçinin ise tedavisi sürüyor. Bartın'daki maden kazasında yaralanan altı işçinin yakınları, İstanbul Başakşehir Çam ve Sakura Şehir Hastanesi'ndeki endişeli bekleyişlerini sürdürüyor. Cumhurbaşkanı Yardımcısı Fuat Oktay, Cumhurbaşkanlığı Külliyesi'nde 2023 Yılı Merkezi Yönetim Bütçe Kanun Teklifi'ni açıkladı. Oktay, büyüme tahminiyle ilgili, “Ekonomimizin 2023'te de üretim ve talep yönüyle dengeli bir görünüm sergilemesi ve yüzde 5 büyümesi beklenmektedir” dedi. Mahsa Amini'nin öldürülmesinin ardından protestoların devam ettiği İran'da, başkent Tahran'daki Evin Cezaevi'nde dün akşam saatlerinde bir yangın meydana geldi. İran resmi devlet ajansı IRNA, yangında dört mahkûmun hayatını kaybettiğini, 61 mahkûmun da yaralandığını açıkladı. Gökçe Çiçek Kösedağı'nın sunduğu “Güne Bakış”ta, Medyascope muhabiri İbrahim Yayan ile kaza bölgesinde yaşananları, Medyascope muhabiri Ufuk Çeri ile Türkiye'de madenlerin durumunu ve ihmalleri, Medyascope Ankara Temsilcisi Hıdır Göktaş ile 2023 yılı bütçesinin detaylarını konuştuk. Editör: Egemen Gök
President Joe Biden is traveling to hurricane-ravaged Florida with a pledge that federal, state and local governments will work as one to help rebuild homes, businesses and lives. Biden plans to put politics on mute for now to focus on those in need during his tour Wednesday afternoon of Fort Myers, Florida. Biden plans to meet with residents and small business owners, and to thank government officials providing emergency aid and removing debris. Joining Biden in Florida will be two of his most prominent Republican critics, Gov. Ron DeSantis and Sen. Rick Scott. This year's Nobel Prize in chemistry has been awarded in equal parts to Americans Carolyn R. Bertozzi and K. Barry Sharpless, and Danish scientist Morten Meldal for developing a way of “snapping molecules together." that can be used to design better medicines. Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed laws absorbing four Ukrainian regions into Russia, a move that finalizes the annexation carried out in defiance of international law. Earlier this week, both houses of the Russian parliament ratified treaties making the Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions part of Russia. Iran says an 85-year-old Iranian-American held by Iran has left the country for Oman. The state-run IRNA news agency published video of Baquer Namazi boarding a Royal Oman air force jet in Tehran. "Best before” labels are coming under scrutiny as concerns about food waste grow around the world. The labels have nothing to do with safety, and some worry they encourage consumers to throw away food that's perfectly fine to eat. Lawyers for former President Donald Trump have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to step into the legal fight over the classified documents seized during an FBI search of his Florida estate. The Trump team asked the court Tuesday to overturn a lower court ruling and permit an independent arbiter, or special master, to review the roughly 100 documents with classified markings that were taken in the Aug. 8 search. In sports, the Yankees and the Rangers traded wins in a doubleheader but Aaron Judge and Gerrit Cole were setting records. Seventy-nine deaths have been blamed on Ian, including 71 in Florida, five in North Carolina and three in Cuba. Authorities say the death toll could rise as crews continue searching homes in the hardest-hit areas. The U.S. announced its providing an additional $625 million in military aid to Ukraine, a package that includes additional advanced rocket systems credited with helping the country's military gain momentum in its war with Russia. Russian troops abandoned a key Ukrainian city so rapidly that they left the bodies of their comrades in the streets. The scene offered more evidence Tuesday of Moscow's latest military defeat as it struggles to hang on to four regions of Ukraine that it illegally annexed last week. Some of the Supreme Court's conservative justices seem sympathetic to Alabama's arguments in a case seeking to force the state to create a second Black majority congressional district. It's the latest showdown over the landmark Voting Rights Act. President Joe Biden spoke with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida to discuss their next steps after North Korea conducted its longest ever test launch by firing nuclear-capable ballistic missile over Japan. As California's drought deepens, more rural communities are running out of water. Heavy pumping is depleting groundwater supplies that aren't being replenished by rain and snowmelt. Thrifters who flock to Goodwill stores will now be able to do more of their treasure hunting online. The Goodwill Industries International Inc., the 120 year-old non-profit organization that operates 3,300 stores in the U.S., and Canada, has launched an online business as part of a newly incorporated venture called GoodwillFinds. Elon Musk is offering to go through with his original proposal to buy Twitter for $44 billion. The Tesla CEO said in a regulatory filing Tuesday that he notified Twitter of plans to go through with the deal. The number of available jobs in the U.S. plummeted in August compared with July, a sign that businesses may pull back further on hiring and potentially cool chronically high inflation. Loretta Lynn, the Kentucky coal miner's daughter who became a pillar of country music, has died. Lynn's family said she died Tuesday at her home in Tennessee. She was 90. A new report says Georgia Republican Senate nominee Herschel Walker paid for an abortion for his girlfriend in 2009. Walker has vehemently opposed abortion rights and calls the accusation in The Daily Beast a “flat-out lie." U.S. officials say Russia is working to amplify doubts about the integrity of American elections while China is interested in influencing policy perspectives in favor of Beijing. That concern aligns with unclassified intelligence advisory obtained by The Associated Press that says China is probably seeking to influence select races to “hinder candidates perceived to be particularly adversarial to Beijing.” —The Associated PressSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A fifth member of an Iranian volunteer paramilitary group died Sunday after clashing with what state media called “rioters and thugs,” as the country's President Ebrahim Raisi warned that protesters would be dealt with “decisively” after days of nationwide unrest. The person died from injuries sustained on Thursday in Urmia city in northwest Iran, Iranian state news agency IRNA said. Other members of Basij, a paramilitary organization connected to the powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), have been killed in Qazvin, Tabriz, Mashhad and Qouchan. The protests have been sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish Iranian woman detained by morality police on September 13 accused of violating the country's conservative dress code. Hundreds of anti-government demonstrators returned to the streets of Tehran and dozens of other provincial towns as darkness fell on Sunday, despite claims by state-run news agencies that pro-government rallies have put an end to the protests. The protesters organized themselves despite a crackdown by security forces, arrests of protesters and internet disruption. Protesters chanted anti-government and anti-Supreme Leader slogans, as well as “death to dictator,” while venting their anger against the Basij militias. Since Friday, demonstrations have taken place in at least 40 cities nationwide, including the capital Tehran, with protesters demanding an end to violence and discrimination against women as well as an end to compulsory wearing of the hijab. At least 35 people have died in Iran in recent protests over the death of Amini, state media outlet the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) said late on Friday. Amnesty International previously said that 30 people had died. CNN cannot independently verify the death toll — a precise figure is impossible for anyone outside the Iranian government to confirm — and different estimates have been given by opposition groups, international rights organizations and local journalists. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/world-voices/support
To close out Women's History Month, Renee invited on Jennifer Keishin Armstrong, author of When Women Invented Television, to discuss the early pioneers of our second favorite medium (after books, of course). Before Lucy, Mary Tyler Moore, and Carol Burnett, we had Irna, Hazel, Betty, and Gertrude breaking barriers and setting the standard for the media landscape we know and love today. Books mentioned: When Women Invented Television: The Untold Story of the Female Powerhouses Who Pioneered the Way We Watch Today by Jennifer Keishin Armstrong Seinfeldia: How a Show about Nothing Changed Everything by Jennifer Keishin Armstrong Sex and the City and Us: How Four Single Women Changed the Way We Think, Live, and Love by Jennifer Keishin Armstrong Mary and Lou and Rhoda and Ted: And Al the Brilliant Minds Who Made the Mary Tyler Moore Show a Classic by Jennifer Keishin Armstrong Can't Even: How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation by Anne Helen Petersen Follow and support our host and guest: Follow Renee: Instagram Follow Jennifer: Website // Instagram // Twitter Support our sponsor: Get 10% off your WLDOHO safety razor using code PODCORN10 at https://wldoho.com/. Beyond the Box: Our weekly round-up of blog and podcast content delivered directly to your inbox every Friday This episode was edited and produced by Renee Powers on the ancestral land of the Dakota people. Original music by @iam.onyxrose Learn more about Feminist Book Club on our website, sign up for our emails, shop our Bookshop.org recommendations, and follow us on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, Facebook, Pinterest.
Just across the Xinjiang border, China is investing in a range of sectors. Infrastructure and road construction are booming as in many other places, but cotton investments dominate and are seen as a distinct type. Cotton is considered a strategic crop both to China and Tajikistan and is embedded in a range of elite networks and state power. Cotton Diplomacy is one of many things we cover in this episode, listen in!Read more of Dr. Hofman's work: Chinese Cotton Diplomacy in Tajikistan: Greasing the Ties by Reviving the Cotton EconomyIn the Interstices of Patriarchal Order: Spaces of Female Agency in Chinese-Tajik Labour EncountersTowards a geography of window dressing and benign neglect: The state, donors and elites in Tajikistan's trajectories of post-Soviet agrarian changeRecommendationsIrnaThe People's MapHost an event bringing together all the podcast interviewees!ErikEmbrace home design DIY!Listen to MeatLoaf Bat Outta Hell 2 album especiallyJulietThe Big Payback: The History of the Business of Hip-Hop (2010) The Power and Business of Hip-Hop: A Reading List on an American Art Form. Stories of hi-hop's genius, influence, struggle, and enduranceOvercoming Challenges to the Research Environment in China, Harvard Fairbank Center with YuenYuen Ang, Liz Perry, Denise Ho and Rob Weller (Summary)This Tik Tok that Erik sent me making fun of podcast hosts that do recommendations at the end lol
Irna Hofman (Oxford) Malik Kadirov (Media Analyst, Tajikistan) Salimjon Aioubov (Director of RFE/RL's Tajik Service) round table discussion Malik Kadirov Abdumalik (Malik) started his professional career as an interpreter translator in Iraq (1978-1979) and later in Syria (1982-1987). From 1987 – 1990 he served as a journalist political analyst in Tajik State Television. Following the dismissal for his critical reports (1990) Malik joined the Democratic Party of Tajikistan and served for some time as a chairman of its Dushanbe branch. Abdumalik has spent several years investing in scientific research and development of the pharmaceutical product as a co-founder of Zand Ltd, a small Tajik pharmaceutical company. After the end of Tajikistan's civil war of 1992 – 1997 Malik joined the NGO sector as a volunteer for a local NGO, then served for several international NGOs and foundations such as Counterpart International and Open Society Institute. From 2001 – 2009 he served the US Embassy to Tajikistan as a grant manager with the overall portfolio of $700 K. From January 2011 – April 2016 Malik served as Country Director of the Tajik branch of the Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR), a British NGO that supports journalists in the risky areas around the globe. From May 2016 until January 2021 Mr. Kadirov led an American media supporting non-profit organization Internews in Tajikistan as Country Director. Currently Malik is a Secretary General of the association of journalists Media – Alliance of Tajikistan. Malik is a member of the Union of Journalists of Tajikistan and a well – known political analyst who often provides comments on various in-country and regional sensitive socio-political topics to local, regional, and international media in Tajk, Russian, and English. Abdumalik was awarded with the US Embassy's Meritorious Honor Award for exceptional meritorious performance as a Grant Officer; European Congress of Tajik Journalists and Bloggers' Tajik Journalism Award-2020. Malik is married and is a father of four daughters. Salimjon Aioubov Salimjon Aioubov, Director of RFE/RL's Tajik Service based in Prague. Previously, he was Project Director for RFE/RL's Central Asian Newswire and the Editor-in-Chief of the first independent newspaper in Tajikistan “Charoghi Ruz”, author of several books, most recently, “A Hundred Colors: Tajiks in the 20th Century". Irna Hofman Dr Irna Hofman graduated from Wageningen University and Research in the Netherlands, with a major in Environmental Sciences and minors in respectively Rural Development Sociology (B.Sc.) and Rural Sociology (M.Sc), and received her Ph.D. from Leiden University in January 2019. Her dissertation was titled “Cotton, control, and continuity in disguise: The political economy of agrarian transformation in lowland Tajikistan,” for which she conducted long-term fieldwork in rural Tajikistan. Irna has rich research experience in and on Central Asia. Before initiating her doctoral research on Tajikistan she studied the political economy of agrarian transformation in Uzbekistan, in her role as junior researcher at the Center for Development Research (Zentrum für Entwicklungsforschung (ZEF)), an institute of the University of Bonn.
HOME CATEGORIES SHOWS BY YEAR FAQ FUN YOUR CART Home > Soap Operas You purchased this collection on February 21, 2022. You may listen to your purchased collection below, or download the collection to use on your computer or portable audio player anywhere! The Guiding Light The longest running drama of all time, The Guiding Light got its start on Old Time Radio before making the transition to Daytime Television.  100 old time radio show recordings (total playtime 24 hours, 1 min) available in the following formats: 1 MP3 CD or 24 Audio CDs Choose your CD format or order disks individually: MP3 CD: Guiding Light Collection - $5.00 Download: Guiding Light Collection - $5.00 Audio CD: Guiding Light Collection - $120.00 Audio CD: Disc A001 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A002 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A003 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A004 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A005 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A006 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A007 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A008 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A009 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A010 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A011 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A012 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A013 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A014 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A015 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A016 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A017 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A018 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A019 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A020 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A021 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A022 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A023 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A024 - $5.00 Add to Cart Add to wishlist Play a sample episode : "Episode 792" 00:00/00:00 ... or click here to save the Mp3 file to your computer facebooktwitter Print Text on OTRCAT.com ©2001-2022 OTRCAT INC All Rights Reserved. Reproduction is prohibited.  Radio Soap Opera 1937-1956  Irna Phillips, originator of the show Guiding Light is the longest running drama of all time. It began as a 15 minute old time radio show in 1937, running until 1947. It then ran through its metamorphosis into a television drama until 1956. In 1952, it became a television show and the radio and television programs ran concurrently for some time. Today this television show is still running. It was originally sponsored by Procter and Gamble, who put the "soap" in soap opera. Text on OTRCAT.com ©2001-2022 OTRCAT INC All Rights Reserved. Reproduction is prohibited. The brainchild of Irna Phillips, this show is based on her life experiences. When she was 19, an unmarried Irna gave birth to a still-born child. At this time, she found comfort through listening to the sermons preached by Dr. Preston Bradley, a minister of a church for the brotherhood of man. These sermons then became the backbone for the creation of her dramatic serial, The Guiding Light, 27 years later. The show originally centered around a preachers' sermons. Irna Phillips later published these sermons, and they became a best-selling book. Guilding Light also generated the spin-off series, Right To Happiness. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ang189/support
HOME CATEGORIES SHOWS BY YEAR FAQ FUN YOUR CART Home > Soap Operas You purchased this collection on February 21, 2022. You may listen to your purchased collection below, or download the collection to use on your computer or portable audio player anywhere! The Guiding Light The longest running drama of all time, The Guiding Light got its start on Old Time Radio before making the transition to Daytime Television.  100 old time radio show recordings (total playtime 24 hours, 1 min) available in the following formats: 1 MP3 CD or 24 Audio CDs Choose your CD format or order disks individually: MP3 CD: Guiding Light Collection - $5.00 Download: Guiding Light Collection - $5.00 Audio CD: Guiding Light Collection - $120.00 Audio CD: Disc A001 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A002 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A003 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A004 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A005 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A006 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A007 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A008 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A009 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A010 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A011 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A012 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A013 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A014 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A015 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A016 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A017 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A018 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A019 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A020 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A021 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A022 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A023 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A024 - $5.00 Add to Cart Add to wishlist Play a sample episode : "Episode 792" 00:00/00:00 ... or click here to save the Mp3 file to your computer facebooktwitter Print Text on OTRCAT.com ©2001-2022 OTRCAT INC All Rights Reserved. Reproduction is prohibited.  Radio Soap Opera 1937-1956  Irna Phillips, originator of the show Guiding Light is the longest running drama of all time. It began as a 15 minute old time radio show in 1937, running until 1947. It then ran through its metamorphosis into a television drama until 1956. In 1952, it became a television show and the radio and television programs ran concurrently for some time. Today this television show is still running. It was originally sponsored by Procter and Gamble, who put the "soap" in soap opera. Text on OTRCAT.com ©2001-2022 OTRCAT INC All Rights Reserved. Reproduction is prohibited. The brainchild of Irna Phillips, this show is based on her life experiences. When she was 19, an unmarried Irna gave birth to a still-born child. At this time, she found comfort through listening to the sermons preached by Dr. Preston Bradley, a minister of a church for the brotherhood of man. These sermons then became the backbone for the creation of her dramatic serial, The Guiding Light, 27 years later. The show originally centered around a preachers' sermons. Irna Phillips later published these sermons, and they became a best-selling book. Guilding Light also generated the spin-off series, Right To Happiness. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ang189/support
HOME CATEGORIES SHOWS BY YEAR FAQ FUN YOUR CART Home > Soap Operas You purchased this collection on February 21, 2022. You may listen to your purchased collection below, or download the collection to use on your computer or portable audio player anywhere! The Guiding Light The longest running drama of all time, The Guiding Light got its start on Old Time Radio before making the transition to Daytime Television.  100 old time radio show recordings (total playtime 24 hours, 1 min) available in the following formats: 1 MP3 CD or 24 Audio CDs Choose your CD format or order disks individually: MP3 CD: Guiding Light Collection - $5.00 Download: Guiding Light Collection - $5.00 Audio CD: Guiding Light Collection - $120.00 Audio CD: Disc A001 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A002 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A003 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A004 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A005 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A006 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A007 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A008 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A009 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A010 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A011 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A012 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A013 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A014 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A015 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A016 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A017 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A018 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A019 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A020 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A021 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A022 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A023 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A024 - $5.00 Add to Cart Add to wishlist Play a sample episode : "Episode 792" 00:00/00:00 ... or click here to save the Mp3 file to your computer facebooktwitter Print Text on OTRCAT.com ©2001-2022 OTRCAT INC All Rights Reserved. Reproduction is prohibited.  Radio Soap Opera 1937-1956  Irna Phillips, originator of the show Guiding Light is the longest running drama of all time. It began as a 15 minute old time radio show in 1937, running until 1947. It then ran through its metamorphosis into a television drama until 1956. In 1952, it became a television show and the radio and television programs ran concurrently for some time. Today this television show is still running. It was originally sponsored by Procter and Gamble, who put the "soap" in soap opera. Text on OTRCAT.com ©2001-2022 OTRCAT INC All Rights Reserved. Reproduction is prohibited. The brainchild of Irna Phillips, this show is based on her life experiences. When she was 19, an unmarried Irna gave birth to a still-born child. At this time, she found comfort through listening to the sermons preached by Dr. Preston Bradley, a minister of a church for the brotherhood of man. These sermons then became the backbone for the creation of her dramatic serial, The Guiding Light, 27 years later. The show originally centered around a preachers' sermons. Irna Phillips later published these sermons, and they became a best-selling book. Guilding Light also generated the spin-off series, Right To Happiness. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ang189/support
HOME CATEGORIES SHOWS BY YEAR FAQ FUN YOUR CART Home > Soap Operas You purchased this collection on February 21, 2022. You may listen to your purchased collection below, or download the collection to use on your computer or portable audio player anywhere! The Guiding Light The longest running drama of all time, The Guiding Light got its start on Old Time Radio before making the transition to Daytime Television.  100 old time radio show recordings (total playtime 24 hours, 1 min) available in the following formats: 1 MP3 CD or 24 Audio CDs Choose your CD format or order disks individually: MP3 CD: Guiding Light Collection - $5.00 Download: Guiding Light Collection - $5.00 Audio CD: Guiding Light Collection - $120.00 Audio CD: Disc A001 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A002 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A003 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A004 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A005 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A006 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A007 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A008 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A009 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A010 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A011 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A012 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A013 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A014 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A015 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A016 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A017 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A018 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A019 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A020 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A021 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A022 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A023 - $5.00Audio CD: Disc A024 - $5.00 Add to Cart Add to wishlist Play a sample episode : "Episode 792" 00:00/00:00 ... or click here to save the Mp3 file to your computer facebooktwitter Print Text on OTRCAT.com ©2001-2022 OTRCAT INC All Rights Reserved. Reproduction is prohibited.  Radio Soap Opera 1937-1956  Irna Phillips, originator of the show Guiding Light is the longest running drama of all time. It began as a 15 minute old time radio show in 1937, running until 1947. It then ran through its metamorphosis into a television drama until 1956. In 1952, it became a television show and the radio and television programs ran concurrently for some time. Today this television show is still running. It was originally sponsored by Procter and Gamble, who put the "soap" in soap opera. Text on OTRCAT.com ©2001-2022 OTRCAT INC All Rights Reserved. Reproduction is prohibited. The brainchild of Irna Phillips, this show is based on her life experiences. When she was 19, an unmarried Irna gave birth to a still-born child. At this time, she found comfort through listening to the sermons preached by Dr. Preston Bradley, a minister of a church for the brotherhood of man. These sermons then became the backbone for the creation of her dramatic serial, The Guiding Light, 27 years later. The show originally centered around a preachers' sermons. Irna Phillips later published these sermons, and they became a best-selling book. Guilding Light also generated the spin-off series, Right To Happiness. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ang189/support
The Iranian interior minister says Iran and Pakistan will form a joint working group to look after border management, including security, trade and travel issues between the two countries. Iran's Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi told Iranian state-run IRNA that both sides were also seeking to increase engagement on economic relations. Vahidi met his Pakistani counterpart Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and the country's army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa.
We are so excited to start Fanous Ding Connect in 2022! We have a very special episode. Not only do we revisit the sermon from last Sunday, but we also get to interview Irna Sitepu. Irna recently started a ministry in our church, and how she started it is a story of redemption. Also, did you know that heaven isn't the final chapter? We go deeper into Romans 8. For more information about Irna's flower ministry, email her at Eikons711@gmail.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ucov/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ucov/support
Halo... Kak Armin dan Kak Daeng akhirnya hadir lagi di Podcast Saeh Go Lino SALAM DARI RUTENG. Kali ini, yang jadi tamu adalah Bunda Irna Aburman, salah seorang koreografer andal di Ruteng. Sudah bikin banyak karya dan tampil di pelbagai acara, dari lokal, nasional, sampai internasional. Kali ini, Bunda Irna berbagi cerita soal Sanggar Tari Wela Songke yang didirikannya, soal tarian Bali yang jadi pintu masuknya ke dunia tari, dan tentu saja soal riset. Ya, ya, ya..., setiap koreografer harus riset dulu sebelum bikin karya. Tanpa riset, kita mungkin akan salah bikin gerakan, bahkan bisa saja kita akhirnya menjiplak karya orang lain, oh no! Nah, mulai episode ini, Podcast Saeh Go Lino SALAM DARI RUTENG juga pakai 'tamu tengah' yang akan ikut berbagi cerita sekaligus menegaskan apa yang sudah disampaikan oleh tamu utama. Cie... cieee... Dan, tamu tengah kita kali ini adalah Kak Claudia Febriani Djenadut, seorang koreografer di Ruteng yang juga sudah menghasilkan banyak karya--juga tampil sampai di iven internasional. Kak Febry a.k.a. Djiboel ini juga adalah Ibu Ketua di Komunitas Saeh Go Lino Ruteng. So? Simak ya, Guys. Btw, di youtube, kita ada di sini. ---- Jangan lupa ikuti informasi seputar Komunitas Saeh Go Lino, Ruteng: - facebook: https://www.facebook.com/saehgolino/ - instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saehgolino/ - twitter: https://twitter.com/saehgolino SALAM DARI RUTENG #ruteng #podcast #salamdariruteng #saehgolino #rutengflores #podcasterruteng #siniar #rutengsiniar #rutengmanggarai
Retour sur l'émission faite avec Jacques Grimault au sujet de son travail, de "ses découvertes" et de sa méthode... ((L'émission en question : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OL0E3zpAB_A&ab_channel=LaTroncheenBiais)) Avec plusieurs invités, nous analysons un peu plus en profondeur les prétentions du documentaire "La Révélation des Pyramides", nous montrons une fois de plus que les propos du documentaire ne sont pas fiables, et nous évoquons la question de ce qui fait qu'on peut avoir envie d'y croire malgré tout... pour de mauvaises raisons. Nos invités : ** Dari de la chaîne Temps mort : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJLsfsSpIiUBPvYYSUAclrw.. ** Irna : https://www.lautre.net/ ** Zegatt : https://zegatt.wordpress.com/ ** Clément Charpentier, Dr en informatique, mathématicien, conférencier avec la conférence gesticulée "Tu peux pas faire autre chose de ta vie?" Lien de l'émission Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I25Zne0yGoA&ab_channel=LaTroncheenBiais Merci beaucoup à ceux qui soutiennent déjà le travail de la Tronche en Biais via les plateformes de financement : - Helloasso : https://www.helloasso.com/associations/association-pour-la-science-et-la-transmission-de-l-esprit-critique - Tipeee : https://fr.tipeee.com/la-tronche-en-biais - Utip : https://utip.io/astec - La boutique de la TeB : https://shop.spreadshirt.fr/la-tronche-en-biais/ Présentation : Acermendax & Vled Tapas Technique : Syndey, Robin et Tom (Radio Campus) Montage : Acermendax Design : Loki Jackal Musique : Vled Tapas Editeur podcast : Corentin Savre
Terasa sekali perbedaan industri modest fashion dulu dan sekarang, baik secara kreativitas produk, pola pikir, dan cara pemasaran. Bersama teh Irna Mutiara, kita mengupas alasan perbedaan modest brand dari setiap dekade, dan apa saja kelebihan sekaligus tantangan yang harus dihadapi di setiap generasi. Teh Irna juga bicara tentang bagaimana sebuah brand bisa disupport oleh pemerintah dan peran asosiasi dalam pengembangan industri modest fashion.
"Learning to Loath GMOs": A Critical Response to the New York Times Richard Gale and Gary Null PhD Progressive Radio Network, July 27, 2021 In its July 19th issue, the New York Times Magazine published a brilliant piece of twisted pseudo-scientific propaganda. The essay, entitled “Learning to Love GMOs,” is truly stunning. Its author, journalist Jennifer Kahn, takes readers who would have little to no understanding of genetic engineering and genetically modified organisms (GMO) through a fictional labyrinth of out-dated and conflated GMO similitudes to an end point where readers might believe GMOs are really cool and there is nothing to be frantically worried about. Kahn spins the story of Cathie Martin's research to develop a genetically engineered purple tomato high in the anti-oxidant anthocyacin as the work of a solo humanitarian to improve consumers' health by providing nutrient-rich GMO produce. What is missing from Kahn's equation is that the research was conducted at one of the world's oldest and most prestigious independent centers for plant science, the Johns Innes Centre (JIC) in the UK. The Centre, which is registered as a charity, lists over 500 employees and is funded by some of the largest proponents of genetic-modified plants, including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council. JIC's website includes purple tomatoes as one of its projects that combines “transcription factors, biosynthetic genes and iRNA [interference RNA] with the availability of natural tomato mutants.” iRNA, or Post-Transcriptional Gene Slicing, is a method to silence certain genes the researchers desire to curtail their expression. The Times article makes an effort to advance the flawed agro-chemical mantra of “substantial equivalence” without citing the term. The early acceptance of GMOs was largely based upon the unproven hypothesis of “substantial equivalence.” The USDA's adoption of this concept during Bill Clinton's first term in the White House gave GM seed companies a free pass to avoid submitting trial evidence to prove the environmental and health safety of genetically modified crops. Since the ruling claims that GMOs are fundamentally identical genetically to their natural counterparts, no compliance of safety regulations should necessarily apply. Therefore Big Ag firms did not have to worry over strict regulatory hurdles, which otherwise apply to other products such as pharmaceutical drugs, processed foods, pesticides, cosmetics and chemical additives. However, during the past decade a flurry of research has shown that the “substantial equivalence” hypothesis is patently false. Alexandria University in Egypt, the Permaculture Research Institute and the Norwegian Center for Biosafety each found genetically modified crops to be fundamentally different. In addition, studies have confirmed that nutrient levels in traditional, organically raised grown crops are substantially higher than GM varieties. New technological methods to create concise profiles of a food's molecular composition, notably “omics,” were not available in the early 1990s when Clinton wore the mantle as America's first biotech president. Omic technology destroyed the Big Ag's industry's arguments to support the lie about substantial equivalence. For example, Kings College London published a study in Scientific Reports of Nature revealing unquestionable genetic consequences between GMO Roundup and non-GMO corn. The differences include changes in 117 proteins and 91 metabolites.[1] Despite “substantial equivalence” having been debunked, the erroneous hypothesis continues to linger in pro-GMO propaganda. However, in Kahn's recent essay, she attempts to shift attention away from the early generation of GMOs, which were engineered solely to sell more toxic pesticides, and emphasize GMO's potential for increasing nutritional health and to advance medicine. In order to add a bit of balance, Kahn quotes James Madison University professor Alan Levinovitz who accurately described one fundamental criticism, among many others, against GMOs. “With genetic engineering there's a feeling that we're mucking about with the essential building blocks of reality,” Levinovitz stated. “We may feel OK about rearranging genes, the way nature does, but we're not comfortable mixing them up between creatures.” But most disturbing is Kahn's failure to make any mention o the trail of environmental disasters and disease risks due to consuming genetically modified foods. She completely whitewashes the matter; she prefers we may forget that Monsanto's soy and corn, which now represent the majority of these crops grown in the US, was developed solely to allow farmers to spray highly toxic pesticides without injuring the crops. These crops contain notable concentrations of the pesticides that then find their way into numerous consumer food products including baby foods. Nor should we forget that Round-Up grown foods may be destroying people's microbiome. Last year, researchers at the University of Turku in Finland reported a “conservative estimate that approximately 54% of organisms in our microbiome are “potentially sensitive” to glyphosate. Despite her pro-GMO advocacy, if Kahn's conscience had led her to take a moral high road, she could have at least apologized on Monsanto's behalf for the trail of death and disease the company's glyphosate has left in its wake. The company has yet to atone despite losing three trials with $2.4 billion fines, repeated appeal losses, and being ordered to pay $10.5 billion in settlements. To date Monsanto's glyphosate poisoning has been identified with the suppression of essential gut enzymes and amino acid synthesis, gluten intolerance, disruption of manganese pathways, neurological disease, cancer, amyloidosis and autoimmune disease. Her New York Times article would have better served the improvement of public health as a warning rather than an applause to appease companies such as Bayer/Monsanto and Syngenta. And shame on the New York Times' editors for permitting such biased misinformation to find its way into print. Kahn is eager to cite findings showing GMO benefits without indicating her sources. She tells us that environmental groups have “quietly walked back their opposition as evidence has mounted that GMOs are both safe to eat and not inherently bad for the environment.” Kahn doesn't mention who these groups might be. She reframes the Philippine story of the destruction of genetically engineered Golden Rice; yet around that time even the pro-industry magazine Forbes published an article questioning Golden Rice's viability and noting that its benefits are only based upon unfounded hypotheses. As for its risks to health, GM Watch in the UK points out the work conducted by David Schubert at the Salk Institute that the rice might potentially generate Vitamin A derivatives that could “damage human fetuses and cause birth defects.” Kahn, who should be acknowledged as a highly respected science journalist and teaches journalism at the University of California's Berkeley campus, happens to be a contributing author for the Genetic Literacy Project (GLP) at the University of California at Davis, a public relations operation sponsored by the agro-chemical industry. Monsanto/Bayer, Syngenta and DuPont are among GLP's industry partners. It is one of the most frequently quoted sources of cherry-picked information by pro-GMO advocates and journalists. In our opinion, it is perhaps one of the most financially compromised and scientifically illiterate organizations, founded and funded to disseminate pro-GMO propaganda in order to prop up public support for GMOs and genetic engineering in general. In effect, some universities now act as private industry's lobbyists. This becomes a greater scandal when the university is a public institution receiving public funding. GLP and its east coast partner, Cornell University's Alliance for Science, largely funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, serve as the GMO industry's clearing houses for public relations to spin science into advertising, propaganda and character assassination of GM opponents. The Genetic Literacy Project is a key collaborator with another food industry front organization, the American Council on Science and Health (ACSH). ACSH has nothing to do with actual health science. It has been described by the independent corporate financial watchdog organization Sourcewatch as a thinly veiled corporate front that holds “a generally apologetic stance regarding virtually every other health and environmental hazard produced by modern industry, accepting corporate funding from Coca-Cola, Syngenta, Proctor Gamble, Kellogg, General Mills, Pepsico, and the American Beverage Association, among others.” ACSH also favors toxic pesticides, the use of biphenol A in products, cigarettes and hydrofracking. It is closely aligned with pseudo-medical front organizations that criticize alternative and natural health modalities, such as Quackwatch and the Science Based Medicine network. GLP sources a couple thousand corporate-friendly studies favoring GMO safety. One review of over 1,700 studies, known as the Nicolia Review, for a time was the most cited source making the broadest claims for GMO safety. However subsequent independent and unbiased reviews of Nicolia's analysis concluded that many of these studies were tangential at best and barely took notice of anything related to crop genetic engineering or GMOs. Many studies are completely irrelevant from a value-added perspective because they have nothing to do with GMO safety. Furthermore, other studies in Nicolia's collection conclude the exact opposite of their intention and give further credibility to GMOs environmental and animal and human health risks. When Nicolia published his review, he intentionally omitted and ignored scientifically sound research that directly investigated GMO safety and found convincing evidence to issue warnings. For example, one peer-reviewed publication by over 300 independent scientists declared that there is no scientific consensus that GM crops and food are safe. Not surprisingly, there is no mention of this study in the Nicolia Review. It is no secret that Monsanto and Big Ag have significant influence over UC-Davis's agricultural department and divisions. The bogus economic studies trumped up by the Big Ag cartel to defeat California's GMO labeling bill Prop 37 were performed at UC-Davis and then publicized through the GLP. Gary Ruskin, who has been filing Freedom of Information Act requests, has publicly expressed deep concerns that UC Davis is acting as a financial conduit for private corporations and interests to develop and launch PR attacks against academics, professors, activists and other institutions who oppose those same corporate interests. For GMO opponents, the name Mark Lynas, may send shivers down the spine. As soon as any journalist or researcher mentions Lynas' name approvingly, one can be certain which camp the author represents. You can be assured you will be reading words on dirty laundry washed in even dirtier water. Therefore when Kahn quotes Lynas as if he were an unbiased authority about GMOs, we know we have boarded the wrong train and will reach a destination of distorted scientific facts and self-righteous corporate praise. The public watchdog group US Right to Know describes Lynas as “a former journalist turned promotional advocate for genetically engineered foods and pesticides who makes inaccurate claims about those products from his perch at the Gates Foundation-funded Cornell Alliance for Science (CAS).” Lynas has accused those who would inform the public about Round-Up's carcinogenic properties as conducting a “witch hunt” by “anti-Monsanto activists” who “abused science.” Lynas has denied his role as a shill for Big Ag. However, a decade ago, The Guardian acquired a private memo from the pro-biotechnology organization EuropaBio about its initiative to recruit “ambassadors” to preach the GMO gospel. Mark Lynas was specifically named in the document alongside then UN Secretary General Kofi Annan as a prime candidate to pressure European agencies who were skeptical about GMO claims, promises and health and environmental risks. In short, Lynas has been one of Big Ag's most invaluable foot soldiers for over a dozen years. Similar to the Genetic Literacy Project, the Cornell Alliance for Science does not conduct any agricultural research; yet its tentacles to attack GMO opponents are far reaching in the media. CAS was launched in 2014 after the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation granted the alliance $5.6 million in start-up monies. The public relations Alliance makes the unfounded claim to represent “balanced” research about genetic engineered products. One of its missions is to influence the next generation of agricultural scientists to embrace GMO science. For CAS, as for Bill Gates, GMOs are the only food solution for Africa's future. Five years ago, organic New York farmers mobilized to pressure the Trustees of Cornell University to evict CAS from the campus and halt its influence over the school's prestigious College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. One argument Kahn wants us to buy into is that there were mistakes made during the early roll out of GMOs in the 1990s. But, somehow, mysteriously and without any solid evidence, we are supposed to believe that these same companies now engineering new generations of crops have learned their lessons. All that has really changed has been the genetic technology for altering plant genomes. The same mind-set that only technology and the quest for food dominance remain. After hundreds of thousands of dollars were flushed away during a genetically modified wheat project, a retired professor of plant agriculture at the University of Guelph in Canada remarked: "We – scientists and the public – are so malleable and gullible (or is it because researchers and research administrators are just desperate for money?), that we swallow and become promoters of the mantra that GM is somehow going to feed the world: by resolving the monumental threat of burnt toast? Or browning in cut apples? Or flower color in carnations? Really? For shame. Let's be honest. The one and only reason these people, corporations, and governments are funding this sorry use of [lab] bench space is because it may yield a proprietary product." Following Lynas' lead, Kahn wants us to believe that genes exchanged between different plants is common in nature and therefore manipulating genes between species with genetic engineering tools, such as CRISPR, should not worry us. Yes, plants have acquired genes from other organisms in the past – the far distant past – according to the Union of Concerned Scientists. However, it is so exceedingly rare that these should be regarded as anomalies without any correlation whatsoever to the millions of different genes available to bio-engineer new plant organisms. This has been one of Lynas' pet arguments on his bully pulpit since turning traitor on his former Greenpeace activists and joining Monsanto's legions. It may also be noted that Jennifer Kahn is an active participant in CRISPRcon, a forum dedicated to “the future of CRISPR and gene editing technology applications in agriculture, health, conservation and more.” Among the organization's supporters are Bayer, the Innovative Genomics Institute, Cornell Alliance for Science, Corteva Agriscience and the United Soybean Board. A mission noted on its website is expressed in one of its mottos, “The public doesn't trust GMOs. Will it trust CRISPR?” This is a public relations pitch that permeates her Times article. It is important for independent investigators and researchers to identify and publicize the background of cloaked public relations shills posing as unbiased journalists in mainstream news sources. Kahn's New York Times piece is an example of a propaganda effort without credibility; it is an attempt to disingenuously manipulate the narrative so more Americans will love GMOs. In the wake of the agrichemical industry's efforts to bolster favorable images of GMOs and more recently CRISPR editing technologies, the mainstream media willingly rolls out a red carpet. No equal publishing space is awarded to the scientific critics of genetic engineering who uncover the flaws in the industry's public research. Consequently, journalists such as Mark Lynas and Jennifer Kahn are the norm rather than exception. Today the lesson is clear that money, power and influence sustain the lies and deceit of private industry. Take on any cause critical of GMOs and agro-chemical agriculture, and Big Ag will come after you. Kahn is seemingly just one of many other journalists the GLP and Cornell Alliance can turn towards to advance genetic engineering's mythologies. Seven years ago, 70 percent of Americans, according to a Consumer Reports National Research Center survey, did not want genetically modified organisms in their food. In 2018, the Pew Research Center reported that only five percent of Americans said GM foods were better for one's health – which about makes up the number of people who are in one way or another invested in the agrichemical industry. Still over half believe they endanger health. Yet too much has been invested into agro-biotechnology to expect GMOS to disappear at any time. As the public increasingly turns away from genetically modified organisms in their produce, we will expect new volleys of industry propaganda like that penned by Jennifer Kahn to dangle new carrots. For Kahn, one of these rotten carrots is to improve nutritional content. Yet, similar to the Golden Rice, this will need to be proven beyond being an infomercial. We can also expect to hear ever wilder and more irrational claims about how GMO-based agriculture might reduce CO2 greenhouse pollution and save humanity. And we expect much of this PR campaign to be backed by the World Economic Forum's full-throttle Great Reset invasion. In other words, out of desperation to reach global food dominance, the agro-chemical industry backed by western governments will be declaring a full food war against the peoples of the world. It is time for us to unlearn any illusory attachment we might have to Big Agriculture and learn to loath GMOs.
Nous recevons Dari de la chaine Temps Mort : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJLsfsSpIiUBPvYYSUAclrw Au programme : L'histoire est-elle une science ? Les romans nationaux et l'instrumentalisation de l'histoire (nos ancêtres les gaulois)... L'enseignement de l'histoire Les théories fumeuses sur les anciennes civilisations. L'archéologie biblique Et quelques autres choses... Lien de l'émission Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oux3Rjpk0_k&ab_channel=LaTroncheenBiais Quelques références : ---- Sur les “historiens de garde”: http://www.leshistoriensdegarde.fr ---- Les mines d'argent : http://www.asepam.org/Accueil1.html ---- La thèse du postier normand sur la construction des pyramides :https://www.academia.edu/6167934/UNE_NOUVELLE_HYPOTHESE_DE_CONSTRUCTION_DES_PYRAMIDES_A_FACES_LISSES_DE_LANCIEN_EMPIRE_D%C3%89GYPTE Livres : ----- Les pyramides de Bosnie. Faut-il réécrire l'histoire des civilisations ?, par IRNA, 2014 (ISBN 978-2-915312-94-2) book-e-book, collec. Une chandelle dans les ténèbres. ---- Les idées reçues sur la préhistoire : https://www.book-e-book.com/e-books/117-les-idees-recues-de-la-prehistoire-9782372460002.html ---- L'archéologie chez les nazis : http://salon-litteraire.linternaute.com/fr/histoire/review/1802584-nos-ancetres-les-germains-les-archeologues-au-service-du-nazisme Pour nous soutenir : - Helloasso : https://www.helloasso.com/associations/association-pour-la-science-et-la-transmission-de-l-esprit-critique - Tipeee : https://fr.tipeee.com/la-tronche-en-biais - Utip : https://utip.io/astec - La boutique de la TeB : https://shop.spreadshirt.fr/la-tronche-en-biais/ Animateur : Acermendax et Vled Tapas Editeur podcast : Corentin Savre
Entrevista con el M.C. Luis Eugenio Rivera Cervantes Investigador del CUCSur-UdG, Jefe de la Brigada de Rescate de Fauna Silvestre; y el Biol. Julio Alberto Vázquez Campos, IRNA, Universidad de Guadalajara Fecha de transmisión: 16 de enero 2021
Caroline and Nicole are back from Tulum and there were too many good stories for just one episode so this is Part 1. The girls discuss their bizarre New Years Eve and you'll hear what a “dig and dump” is how Nicole was pursued by the president of the National Bacon Festival.
For 19 years Irna cycled in sabotaging behaviour that led to Burnout - all driven by thoughts of "not good enough", "not feeling worthy" and putting others above herself. Finally, with no energy - mentally OR physically, Irna realised in order for her to live her best life, and in turn help others, she HAD to put herself first. And in under 2 years, Irna has redesigned her life, and as a result she is Authentically Living her best live. Learn more about the Program that helped Irna turn her life around AND gave her the opportunity to help other women do the same by booking a call in at http://iowi.as.me/ctp-bree More information about Creatrix® Transformology® is available at www.instituteofwomen.com
In this episode of the Weekly Defence Podcast we dive in the world of tanks and examine the market forecast of these key components of modern armies; and we talk to Northrop Grumman about how their new MEV is able to extend the life of satellites.Newsround: (00:30)In the news this week, the Japan Ground Self-Defence Force has halved the number of tanks and artillery pieces in its inventory, but it is still investing in replacement capabilities.US Special Operations Command is seeking an industry partner to help it develop a new counter-UAS family of systems.Boeing and Lockheed Martin are to upgrade 43 Apache AH-64D attack helicopters for Egypt to the AH-64E standard, in an Foreign Military Sales deal worth an estimated $2.3 billion.In Australia, the army has selected a winning platform for its Small UAS Plus project, and it has also narrowed down the shortlist for its replacement Tactical UAV programme to four contenders. The European Union wants to reach an agreement with Malta regarding Operation Irini - its new maritime security mission to the Mediterranean.News Focus:Senior Editor Naval Richard Thomas reports on the friendly fire incident on 10 May that involved two Iranian Navy vessels in the Gulf of Oman. The incident left at least 19 sailors dead and 15 injured, according to state-run Iranian news agency IRNA.Air Editor Tim Martin reports on Boeing deliveries of the AH-64E V6 Apaches to the UK. While the US manufacturer had reached an agreement to deliver the first of 50 Apaches in June 2020, the target deadline now seems to be pushed back.Land reporter Flavia Camargos Pereira gives us an update on the Brazilian anti-vehicle missile programme that seems to be finally approaching the end of tests since it first began in the 1980s.Deep dive – The future of the main battle tank (15:30)Senior Analyst - Land Sonny Butterworth is on the show this week to talk about the future of main battle tanks.MBTs have evolved over the decades in how they support ground forces against lethal threats, but the necessity for their ongoing implementation is now facing tighter budgets. What does the future hold for MBTs in Europe and around the world? Interview - Northrop Grumman (36:05)VP Content Tony Skinner is on the line with Joe Anderson, VP of operations and business development for SpaceLogistics LLC, a subsidiary of Northrop Grumman, to talk about the company's new achievement in on-demand satellite servicing with the docking of a Mission Extension Vehicle (MEV-1) to client satellite Intelsat 901 (IS-901).Music and sound mixing by Fred Prest
In Chris Karsten se jongste misdaad-roman ontmoet ons weer twee ou karakters, hoewel die een al twee jaar dood is. Skoenlapperboer Wim Kellerman het nog baie vrae ná Jack Niemand se dood. Al manier is om terug te loop op die spoor, want Wim weet sy ou aartsvyand, Simon Pope, lewe nog. Uiteindelik koop hy ’n kaartjie Kanada toe, kwansuis vir skoenlappersoektogte, om die meesterbrein agter die verdwyning van vyf kinders van die Kaapse Vlakte te gaan soek. Die akteur Brendon Daniels lees voor, en Irna van Zyl vra Chris Karsten die kuns af. Meer inligting oor Anderman se vrou: http://www.nb.co.za/en/view-book/?id=9780798179829
Ordonné par Donald Trump, l’assassinat ciblé du général iranien GhassemSoleimani dans la nuit du 2 au 3 janvier près de l’aéroport de Bagdad, a provoqué une onde de choc au Moyen-Orient. Chef de la force Al-Qods des gardiens de la révolution, architecte de l’expansion iranienne dans la région, le général Soleimani, 62 ans, était un héros national. Considéré comme un terroriste par Washington, il était révéré dans son pays pour son rôle dans la lutte contre l’État islamique après 2014. Ses funérailles ont rassemblé une foule immense, plus nombreuse a-t-on dit que celles de l’ayatollah Khomeini et le parlement irakien a sommé les forces américaines » de quitter le pays, ce que les États-Unis ont annoncé puis démenti accepter. Cet assassinat intervient après une longue période de tensions puis unerécente escalade entre les Etats-Unis et l’Iran. En mai 2018, Donald Trump a dénoncé unilatéralement l’accord sur le nucléaire iranien signé en juillet 2015 et imposé une nouvelle politique de sanctions qui a coûté à Téhéran 200 milliards de et entraîné une forte récession dans le pays. En réponse, l’Iran a entamé un plan de réduction progressive de ses engagements en matière nucléaire. Fin 2019, l’escalade est devenue militaire. Le 29 décembre, cinq installations iraniennes en Syrie et en Irak ont été visées par des chasseurs F-15 américains, tuant 25 miliciens. Le 31 décembre et le 1er janvier, des milices chiites ont assiégé et envahi l’ambassade américaine ultra-sécurisée à Bagdad. Donald Trump a répliqué par l’assassinat du général Soleimani, suivi, une semaine plus tard par des tirs de missiles iraniens sur des bases militaires irakiennes abritant des soldats américains, sans qu’il y ait des victimes. Quelques heures après cetteréplique iranienne, un Boeing 747 d’Ukraine international Airlines s’est écrasé après son décollage de Téhéran, faisant 176 victimes, dont 57 ressortissantscanadiens, pour beaucoup binationaux iraniens. Hier, l’état-major des forces armées iraniennes a déclaré qu’une « erreur humaine » était à l’origine de la catastrophe. L’appareil a été pris pour un « avion hostile » et a été « touché » alors que les menaces ennemies étaient au plus haut niveau, a indiqué un communiqué publié par l’agence officielle IRNA. L’OTAN a suspendu ses opérations en Irak, et la coalition antijihadistesconduite par les Etats-Unis les a réduites tout en renforçant la sécurité des bases où sont déployés des Américains. A Istanbul, les présidents turcs Recep Tayyip Erdogan et russe, Vladimir Poutine, ont exhorté mercredi les Etats-Unis et l’Iran à la « retenue » et appelé « à donner la priorité à la diplomatie » pour faire baisser les tensions dans la région.
Serial History: The behind the scenes drama behind your favorite soap operas
Roy Winsor, who is now the manager of the radio and television department at The Biow Company, begins to wield his power. Within weeks of his promotion, Roy Winsor will lay the foundation for the creation of Love of Life and Search for Happiness...but at what price? For the first time, learn who created Love of Life and how Search for Tomorrow came to be. Meanwhile, Irna Phillips has plans of her own for the future of soap operas on television.For the first time ever, Serial Historyuses the best archives, letters, notes, scripts, etc. to piece together the real story of the creation of the first television soap operas. From The Guiding Lightto Search for Tomorrowto Love of Life, The First Hundred Years, As the World Turnsand more, Serial History places their creation stories on one timeline to tell the complete story of television soap operas for the very first time. Meet Irna Phillips, John Hess, Roy Winsor, Agnes Nixon, David Lesan, and more people who created the first television soap operas.Follow Serial History on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @SerialHistory. Send us an email at Serial@SerialHistory.com.Serial Historyis created, written, and executive produced by Andrew Pemberton-Fowler. Brett Emanuel and Raul Guerrero, Jr. produce the series. Serial Historyis an AIOTK Air production in association with Pemberton Studios.
Israel's two main political parties are deadlocked after national elections. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is now facing an uphill battle to keep his job. Israel's seeming kingmaker says he'll insist upon a secular unity government between Netanyahu's party and Benny Gantz's party, which're currently tied....saying that's the only option. Iran has warned the U.S. it will retaliate "immediately" if Tehran is targeted over a weekend attack on Saudi oil installations, according to Iran's state-run news agency. IRNA also reported that Iran's president and foreign minister may not be able to attend next week's high-level meetings at the United Nations since the U.S. has yet to issue them visas. European Parliament lawmakers have voted overwhelmingly in favor of another Brexit delay if Britain requests one and certain conditions are met. This, after the European Commission president told the chamber that a no-deal scenario remains “very real.”
Alí Dashtí (Agencia IRNA) entrevista a Jesús Murciego sobre el petróleo iraní en Gibraltar I Demos (2019-07-25) La actualidad con criterio. Esta noche en el programa se emite la entrevista que ha realizado Alí Dashtí de La Agencia de Noticias de la República Islámica (IRNA) a nuestro compañero Jesús Murciego, experto en Política Europea, y en Geopolítica, sobre el conflicto que lleva produciéndose tantísimos años entre Irán y Reino Unido. Estos días está de máxima actualidad por la captura de dos petroleros británicos por Irán en el estrecho de Ormuz. - ¿Cómo se puede calificar la situación con la incautación del petróleo?¿Fue un acto ilegal como alegan las autoidades iraníes?¿Eran aguas británicas? - Las autoridades iraníes aseguran que son aguas internacionales y las autoridades británicas dicen que son aguas territoriales ¿Existe el derecho internacional? ¿Esas aguas son internacionales? ¿Les corresponden al Reino Unido?¿Dónde está el límite? - ¿Es Irán el malo de la película?¿Es un abuso de Estados Unidos y Gran Bretaña que se erigen como los policías del mundo? - Si Gibraltar es una colonia y no hay aguas territoriales ¿Las autoridades de Gibraltar pueden exigir algo?¿Es inacción de España?¿Si España quisiera podría hacer algo? - ¿Se podría acudir al Tratado de Utrech de 1715 donde la Corona de España cedió el Peñón de Gibraltar a Gran Bretaña?¿Gibraltar tiene aguas territoriales? - ¿Es correcto lo que dicen los británicos que están alegando la incautación del petróleo porque iba a Siria y estaba bajo las sanciones de la Unión Europea?¿Es una acción preventiva? - ¿Irán podría llevar este caso a las Cortes Internacionales? ¿Se utilizan los embargos del petróleo como armas de guerra? - ¿Borrell podría hacer algo sobre este asunto? o ¿Todo lo decide Londres y Wasthington? * Han Intervenido: - D. José Papí. Empresario y experto en política Europea. - D. Jesús Murciego. Experto en Política Europea, y en Geopolítica. - D. Alí Dashtí. Agencia de Noticias de la República Islámica (IRNA). - Equipo Técnico: Equipo de Medios. *Siendo el fin de DEMOS la libertad política colectiva, nos enorgullecemos de tener simpatizantes de todas las ideologías que nos honran con sus opiniones, aunque no tengan que ser forzosamente compartidas por DEMOS. *ADVERTENCIA: Agradecemos los comentarios. “La gente inteligente habla de ideas, la gente común habla de cosas y la gente mediocre habla de gente" (Jules Romains). No se admitirán improperios, insultos y expresiones de semejante soez. * PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/DemosTV?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=creatorshare SUSCRÍBETE ? https://bit.ly/2xcePpQ y activa las notificaciones????. CONÓCENOS ? https://www.elcritico.org/quienes-somos/ VISITA NUESTRO DIARIO ? https://www.elcritico.org/ Síguenos también en: https://www.spreaker.com/show/demos-r... https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-demos-r... https://twitter.com/DemosLibertad https://www.facebook.com/DEMOSRTV Canal de televisión DEMOS 2: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6fpreNQ2NY4MK36ENjz5Mw/videos
Britain's ambassador to the U.S. has resigned, days after diplomatic cables criticizing President Trump caused embarrassment to two countries that often celebrate having a "special relationship." The resignation of Kim Darroch has come after Trump lashed out at him on Twitter, describing the ambassador as "wacky" and a "pompous fool." Iran says it won't reverse its decision to increase uranium enrichment beyond the limits set by the 2015 nuclear accord with world powers until it achieves its "full rights" under the deal. The official IRNA news agency quotes a senior security official as telling a French envoy that the decision to increase enrichment is an "unchangeable strategy." Diplomats are meeting in Vienna, meantime, for a special meeting of the board of the U.N. atomic watchdog requested by the U.S. to discuss Iran's nuclear program. A New York judge says the Justice Department can't change lawyers so late in the dispute over whether to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census. The judge says lawyers must cite satisfactory reasons for withdrawing.
Iran is getting aggressive, Europe is failing to see the threat and polls are predicting that Trump is behind several Democrats. What's behind the headlines. Carnivore Radio hosts Jeffrey Sherman and Eric Lopkin analyze the events of the day.
In a #disspod first, Wagatwe and Irna respond directly to people who had a problem with their love and adoration of Maxine Waters. She, in fact, has not been calling for violence. They unpack a few reactions about the call for civility connect it to the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, who actually abhorred white moderates. Calls for "civility" are telling Black people that enduring violence them is the only form of "proper" resistance. Oh, and we talk about how AFRICA WON THE WORLD CUP! Related reading: White America's Age-Old, Misguided Obsession with Civility Protest isn't civil The real Mahatma Gandhi Debunking the need for a "Palestinian Gandhi" Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram! Use the hashtag #disspod to share your thoughts! Hosts: Wagatwe Wanjuki and Irna Landrum Creator: Monique Teal Sound and editing: Aaron Rand Freeman of Unreasonable Fridays
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani is warning the US that war with Iran would be "the mother of all wars" but did not rule out the possibility of a peace agreement. Americans "must understand that war with Iran is the mother of all wars and peace with Iran is the mother of all peace," Rouhani said while addressing diplomats Sunday in Tehran, according to Iran's state-run news agency IRNA. The Iranian leader also had a message for US President Trump: "do not play with the lion's tail, because you will regret it eternally." His comments come months after the Trump administration announced that the US is quitting the Iran nuclear deal brokered during the Obama administration and reinstating sanctions on the country. The sanctions are set to be reimposed November 4, and more than 50 international firms have said they will leave the Iranian market, Brian Hook, a State Department policy and planning director, said earlier this month.
Wagatwe and Irna reflect on the deaths of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain and what they personally mean to them. They also discuss the big question: What *does* helping someone in need look like? True suicide prevention is more than posting a hotline number. How do we make care more easily accessible? Irna and Wagatwe share from their experiences in how much America is failing to provide robust access to care. Related reading: Why “You are loved” & “please reach out” are crappy things to post after someone has died by suicide by Deanna Zandt Physiological & Psychological Impact of Racism and Discrimination for African-Americans by the American Psychological Association Institutional betrayal in the medical field from University of Oregon #Disspod Badasses of the Week: Lulabel Seitz, sexual assault survivor silenced during her valedictorian speech at Petaluma High School Mariah Parker, whose swearing in as a commissioner in Georgia was Black AF.
Wagatwe and Irna sit down with Daily Kos staff writer Dr. Kelly Macías to discuss Stacey Abrams in her journey to become the first Black woman to become governor in US History. Related reading: Daily Kos' endorsement of Stacey Abrams, written by Dr. Kelly Macías. Initial governor race ratings by Daily Kos Elections. Read more of Kelly's writing at Daily Kos. Hosts: Wagatwe Wanjuki and Irna Landrum Creator: Monique Teal Sound and editing: Aaron Rand Freeman of Unreasonable Fridays
In a previously recorded episode, Wagatwe and Irna discuss some of the life lessons they learned growing up while watching Degrassi: The Next Generation. The show did not shy away from serious topics from cancer to abuse. What did Degrassi teach us about gun control? Wagatwe and Irna unpack the shooting of Degrassi character student Jimmy Brooks compared to the threat of gun violence in the more recent Degrassi: Next Class. How did the different generation of writers handle it? References and reading Degrassi: The Next Generation on IMDb "Time Stands Still" episode on Wikipedia Degrassi: Next Class on IMDb "#SorryNotSorry" episode on Degrassi Wiki Connect with us on social media! https://www.instagram.com/disrespectability/ http://twitter.com/disrespectcast https://www.facebook.com/disrespectability/ Hosts: Wagatwe Wanjuki and Irna Landrum Creator: Monique Teal Sound and editing: Aaron Rand Freeman of Unreasonable Fridays
Why are people defending Bill Cosby? How trash was R. Kelly response to #MuteRKelly? Who told Kanye West the lie that slavery is a choice? Monique joins hosts Wagatwe and Irna as they break down the stories behind the headlines. References and reading Camille Cosby's bizarre statement says her husband is the real victim It's not #metoo: Bill Cosby sealed his own fate with his quaaludes talk Interview with TMZ's Van Lathan after Kanye's comments Introduction to DARVO by Jennifer J. Freyd of the University of Oregon Follow us! https://www.instagram.com/disrespectability/ http://twitter.com/disrespectcast https://www.facebook.com/disrespectability/ Hosts: Wagatwe Wanjuki and Irna Landrum Creator: Monique Teal Sound and editing: Aaron Rand Freeman of Unreasonable Fridays
Public reception to the past season of Black Mirror has been nothing but receptive. Wagatwe and Irna are sure there are a few details you've missed. We also discuss the Superbowl in Minnesota, how little Irna cares about football, and how little the police care about rioters as long as they are acting in the name of sports. Hosts: Wagatwe Wanjuki and Irna Landrum
It is Black History Month. Which means that African-Americans will be forced to deal with some disingenuous pandering. Wagatwe and Irna team up with Monique to help process all of the nonsense starting with Trump's first State of the Union and with a look at some notable African-Americans NOT on the Black History Month calendar. Hosts: Wagatwe Wanjuki and Irna Landrum Guest: Monique Teal
Last week the government shutdown in a battle over brown lives. Host Wagatwe and Irna attempt to unpack all of the moving parts with producer Monique Teal. Hosts: Wagatwe Wanjuki and Irna Landrum Guest: Monique Teal
Wagatwe and Irna discuss the Aziz Ansari situation, the normalcy of his "date", the pain many felt when seeing their own dating experiences in this story, and proudly introduce Overturning Common Rape Culture Tropes: The Game. Hosts: Wagatwe Wanjuki and Irna Landrum
Nick and Irna talk about all the ways that Black humanities created an outlet for personal and political expression amidst Cheeto Satan’s rule. They discuss their favorite music, films, TV shows, and art from 2017. Of course there are lots of laughs, generous amounts of shade, and tons of love. Check us next week as we discuss what we hope for ourselves and in the lives of Black queer folks in 2018.
Andrea Jenkins became the first transgender out woman of color to be elected to public office. Marginalized people ain’t got time for oppression and went to the polls to remind others. Irna says we should think about having more platonic baes in our lives. Jazzy Rowe’s self advocacy is what #blackgirlmagic is made of. One of us had an orgy. Al Reynolds is courageous AF. Giovanni Melton should be here. We changed our relationship status to “it’s complicated”with Tyrese. The perfomative masculinity olympics. Why good fathers matter.
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