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Shirin  Mu Zagaya Duniya  na wanan makon tareda Nura Ado Suleimane, ya yi duba ne kan nasarar kashe ‘yan ta'adda fiye da dubu 13 da jami'an tsaron Najeriya suka yi. Shirin kuma ya  sake waiwayar wani rahoton ƙwararru da ya ce dubun dubatar mutane ne ke rasa rayukansu a dalilin cutuka masu alaka da abincin da suke ci.Haka zalika ya taɓo batun yadda a Sudan ta Kudu kazamin rikicin da ke faruwa a yankunan da ke kusa da kogin Nilu, ya hana jami'an agaji tallafa wa yara ƙanana kimanin dubu 60 da ke fama da cutar yunwa.Akwai kuma labarin yadda Rasha ta karbi bakuncin taron ƙasashe a bikin cika shekaru 80 da samun nasarar murƙushe sojojin Nazi na Jamus abin da ya kawo ƙarshen yaƙin duniya na biyu.Shiga alamar sauti, domin sauraron cikakken shirin.

Miliyoyin jama'ar da suka yi imani da Allah da manzanninsa, na rayuwa a Jamus da yawan su ya haura miliyan shida. Kuma kasancewar su marasa rinjaye, bai hana da dama daga cikin su tafiyar da addininsu a cikin tsanaki ba ciki kuwa har da ibadunsu a cikin watan Azumin ramadana.

    Slam the Gavel welcomes Jamus Bryant to the podcast. His case is very unique as his ex is in the Air Force and has absconded with his child from Colorado, telling the courts she was going to Japan. In 2021, Judge Bonnie McLean in Colorado disregarded the order of shared parenting and listening to opposing counsel explain that the mother is relocating to Japan and this is a "matter of national security." When in fact she had gone to Ohio. From there she was deployed overseas, but her parents have his child. Jamus has filed motions in Ohio and Pennsylvania and they have not been heard. This father hasn't seen his daughter since 2021 and has only seen her on one video visit where the mother interfered in telling the child that her father doesn't love her. Child psychological abuse and abduction is happening in broad daylight, and the judges involved in Jamus's case don't care.To Reach James:  jamus.bryant@gmail.com***** Supportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri)Maryann Petri: dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.comhttps://www.tiktok.com/@maryannpetriFacebook:  https://www.youtube.com/@slamthegavelpodcasthostmar5536Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/guitarpeace/Pinterest: Slam The Gavel Podcast/@guitarpeaceLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maryann-petri-62a46b1ab/  YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/@slamthegavelpodcasthostmar5536  Twitter https://x.com/PetriMaryannEzlegalsuit.comhttps://ko-fi.com/maryannpetri*DISCLAIMER* The use of this information is at the viewer/user's own risk. Not financial, medical nor legal advice as the content on this podcast does not constitute legal, financial, medical or any other professional advice. Viewer/user's should consult with the relevant professionals. Reproduction, distribution, performing, publicly displaying and making a derivative of the work is explicitly prohibited without permission from content creator. Podcast is protected by owner. The content creator maintains the exclusive right and any unauthorized copyright infringement is subject to legal prosecution. Support the showSupportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri)http://www.dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.com/

Alors que le cessez-le-feu entre Israël et le Hamas est entré en vigueur, Daniel Halevy-Goetschel, ministre-conseiller à l'ambassade d'Israël en France, s'est exprimé sur notre plateau. Il a aussi réagi aux propos de notre témoin dans la Bande de Gaza, Rami Abou Jamus, qui faisait part de la situation qu'il vit dans le territoire depuis 15 mois.

Shirin ya duba takaddamar da ta barke a bikin cika shekaru 75 da fara bikin bajekolin litattafai na birnin Frankfurt na Jamus.

Al'adar shan barasa na shekara-shekara a birnin Munich na Jamus

Shirin ya duba yadda 'yan Afirka ke gudanaar da addinansu da ibadansu a kasar Jamus inda suke da zama. Wai shin suna zuwa masallantai da majami'u?

Shirin Duniyar Wasanni a wannan makon ya yi duba ne kan yadda gasar Turai wato Euro 2024 ke gudana a kasar Jamus. gasar Euro, wacce hukumar kula da kwallon kafar Turai ke shiryawa duk bayan shekaru 4. Shirin ya yayi waiwaye kan tarihin ita wannan gasa da kuma irin wainar da ake toyawa a gasar da yanzu haka ke gudana. Ku latsa alamar sauti don jin cikakken shirin tare da Khamis Saleh......

Shirin ya duba yadda wasu daliban Jamus ke zuwa Kamaru da Côte D' Ivoire don yin musayar al'adu da takwarorinsu da ke amfana da koyon Jamusanci.

A wannan makon Shirin Duniyar Wasanni ya yi duba ne kan yadda ake tufka da warwara game da tsarin tsaro a lokacin gasar wasannin motsa jiki ta Olympics da birnin Paris zai karbi bakunci a watan Yulin wannan shekarar. Shire-shiryen gudanar da gasar wasannin motsa jiki ta Olympics da birnin Paris na Faransa zai karbi bakunci a watan Yuli mai zuwa sunyi nisa, domin dai rahotanni na nuna cewar an kammala tanadin kusan dukkanin inda za a gudanar da wadannan wasanni.Sai dai wani hanzari ba guda ba, duk da matakan da kasar ta Faransa ta dauka na tabbatar da tsaron ‘yan wasa da kuma na ‘yan kallo, bayanai na nuna cewar akwai alamun fuskantar barazanar tsaro a lokacin gasar.Wannan lamari dai ya biyo bayan harin ta'addancin da aka kai birnin Moscow wanda ya yi sanadiyar mutuwar mutane akalla 140.A lokacin wata zantawa da aka yi shugaban Faransa Emmanuel Macron a makon da ya gabata, ya ce babu shakka, akwai yuwuwar Rasha za ta kai hari a lokacin gasar da ke tafe.Kai hari a lokacin gasar OlympicsKai hari a yayi gasar gujeguje da tsalle-tsalle ta Olympics a iya cewa ba sabon abu bane, domin a baya an sha samun irin hakan, wanda aka kai a shekarar 1972 a Munich da kuma a shekarar 1996 a Atlanta.Duk da cewa a cikin watan da ya gabata ministar Wasannin Faransa Amelie Oudea-Castera, ta ce a yanzu babu wata barazanar hare-haren ta'addanci da gasar gujeguje da tsalle-tsalle ta Olympics ke fuskanta, sai dai wasu da dama na cewa barazanar abu ne da ke da alaka da rikicin da ake gwabzawa tsakanin Rasha da Ukraine da ya kwashe sama da shekaru biyu anayi, wanda kasashen duniya ciki harda Faransa ke goyonma Ukraine baya domin fafatawa da Rasha.Yadda gasar Olympics ke samar da hadin kaiIta dai wannan gasa ana ganinta a matsayin wata farfajiya ta samar da hadin kai, ganin yadda take hada dukkanin bangarorin duniya waje guda.Domin idan aka koma baya cikin tarihi, bayan kawo karshen yakin duniya na biyu, gasar da aka gudanar ta shekarar 1952, ta kasance taron wasanni mafi girma a duniya da aka gudanar.Ƴan wasa dubu 4 da dari 955 ne suka halarci gasar daga kasashe 69, bayan maido da kasashen Japan da Jamus da wasu kasashe 13 da a karon farko ke nan suka halarci gasar, cikinsu har da Isra'ila wacce ta kasance sabuwar kasar da aka kirkira da ta samu amincewar Majalisar Dinkin Duniya a shekarar 1948, da Vietnam da ke cikin rudanin siyasa.To sai dai ana ganin cewa a wannan karon siyasa ta shiga cikin lamarin wanda ke kokarin kawo rarrabuwar kai.Martanin Rasha game da zargin kai hariTo sai dai a wani martani da Rasha ta maida game da kalaman Macron ta bakin mai magana da yawun fadar shugaban kasar Dmitry Peskov, ta ce zargin na Macron babu tushe a cikinsa kuma wani matakine na yada labaran kanzon kurege da kasashen yammaci ke yiwa Rasha.

This Bishop and Bear this week is brought to you in association with Nord VPN - working for a safer and better internet. Top rated VPN by Cybernews, Nord VPN stands as the unrivalled leader in digital protection, offering exceptional speeds, impenetrable encryption, a no-log policy, cutting-edge features and an unparalleled commitment to privacy. To be honest we are a bit confused as to which number Bishop and Bear this is. Looking back, we seem to have missed 62 completely, had 64 as our Christmas Special and then released 63. So, this is either 62 (delayed), or 65. “But frankly”, as Barry Davis once said about the errant German Hockey team's defence, “Who cares?” What does matter is that we have a cracking guest in the old B&B this week. It's Kiwi cricket writer, broadcaster and author, Andrew McLean. Although from Wellington, Andrew lives in Bali now, so your episcopal barman had selection of Araks, Jamus, Bintangs and Young Coconuts ready to pour. Settle yourself down with your own drink of choice and listen here as Andrew and your episcopal and ursine hosts get stuck into a meaty agenda including: That Cape Town Pitch – no surprise about the ‘unsatisfactory' rating Chris Broad was match ref. Might a different ref have had a different opinion? Does New Zealand really produce the best wickets in the world? SA20 – its' on Sky over here in the UK – will it prove worth it for CSA or does it just put another nail into Test Cricket? New Zealand starting WT20 year with a home series against Pakistan – On balance pretty well matched? West Indies in Aus – can the Windies pull off a miracle? Smith to open now Davie W has gone? Who might shine for the Windies? Remember, thanks to all kinds of nifty, cutting-edge technology, NordVPN keeps your devices malware free and your browsing safe from strangers' eyes. How safe? It would take the world's most powerful computer billions of years to unencrypt your data — that safe! Grab your EXCLUSIVE GUERILLA CRICKET NordVPN deal by clicking here https://nordvpn.com/gcradio to get a huge discount off your NordVPN Plan plus 4 additional months for free! It's completely risk-free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee! When prompted, remember to use the special discount code GCradio. Cheers!   Your Ursine Landlord and Episcopal Barman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Parliament this week, WP MP Jamus Lim called the Monetary Authority of Singapore's proposed loss-sharing framework for phishing scams “fundamentally unfair”, and suggested that scam victims should bear no more than $500 of the cost. Many rushed to call him a populist and other names, but is there any merit to his suggestion? Elsewhere, some numbers were revealed in Parliament to explain why Bus 167 linking Sembawang to the CBD was discontinued, then reinstated. Why the sudden U-turn?Find us here!YLB SubredditYLB TikTokYLB IGYLB YouTubeFolkloryIf you're looking for a meaningful gift, we'd love to help you create a personal podcast for a loved one. Get started at Folklory.comJamus Lim Calls MAS Proposal “Unfair” for Scam VictimsWP MP proposes scam victims should bear no more than S$100-S$500 of lossesSingapore's 'Money Lock' Safeguards S$3.2 Billion Across 38,000 Bank AccountsWritten reply to Parliamentary Question on the take-up rate of the "Money Lock" feature in local banksMOM clarifies CPF Board has no intention to consider scheme to insure members against scam lossesSingapore telcos offer call blocking from international numbers to combat scams[Oct 2023] $1.4 trillion lost to scams globally; S'pore victims lost the most on average: StudyYah Lah But 452: Banks and Telcos to Share Responsibility for Scams & Man U Players Gorilla Emoji DebacleWhy Bus 167 was ReinstatedReducing frequency of bus service 167 saves S$2.6 million in subsidies every year: MOTWritten Reply to Parliamentary Question on Rationale for Reinstating Bus Service 167 after Discontinuation AnnouncementLTA Media Statement on Bus Service 167Bus service 167 ends, routes shortened amid 'almost tripled' ridership on Thomson-East Coast LineOne Shiok CommentComment by ewmurphyComment by edwardxadOne Shiok ThingThe Internet Sucks. Neal Agarwal Is on a Quest to Save It.3 Body Problem | Official Trailer | NetflixMics and Headphones from @shureChairs from @ergotunechairDesk from @castlerysgEdited and mixed by Tristen Yeak

WATCH NOW ON YOUTUBE! His journey in finance began at a young age, doing manual data entry for his mother at her office. Today, he stands proud and tall as an associate professor of economics and a Member of Parliament! Catch Jamus Lim on this episode as he uncovers the depths of economics beyond finance, that intrigued and captivated him. Get ready for an inspiring and insightful conversation that will leave you with a fresh perspective on the world of economics and finance!  What's this podcast about? I am on a mission to speak with people who love what they do. The ones who look forward to work because they have found a way to leverage their innate passions for the job. In a world where only 2 out of 15 people look forward to work and the majority of the workforce lives with a TGIF (Thank God It's Friday) mindset - these are the Thank God It's Monday people! I hope this podcast will inspire people to try to find the fire within themselves and be happier in the journey and outcome. FOLLOW ME ON MY SOCIALS - INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/coachjasonho/ LINKEDIN: http://www.linkedin.com/in/coachjasonho TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@coachjasonho FEATURING JAMUS LIM -  https://www.instagram.com/jamuslim HAVE SOMEONE YOU KNOW THAT SHOULD BE ON THIS PODCAST? Write to me: https://coachjasonho.com

A yayin da wakilan kasashen ke kintsawa don zuwa gasar wasannin motsa jiki na Olympic da za a yi a birnin Paris na kasar Faransa a shekara mai zuwa, shirin 'Duniyar Wasanni', ya kawo tarihin gasar, inda ya yada zango a Najeriya, wadda tawagar kwallon kafarta ta 'Dream Team' ta kasance ta farko a nahiyaar Afrika da ta lashe kofin kwallon kafa a gasar Olympiic a shekarar1996.Shirin ya samu damar tattaaunawa da wasu 'yan wasa da jami'ai da aaka dama da su a lokacin.   TARIHIN GASAR WASANNI TA OLYMPICGasar motsa jiki ta Olympics an fara gudanar da ita ne a karni na 8 a kasar Girka, sai dai daga bisani aka dakatar da ita.Bayan dakatar da gasar na tsawon lokaci, a shekarar 1940, kwamitin shirya gasar Olympics na Duniya IOC ya zabi babban birnin kasar Finland Helsinki don gudanar da gasar, amma sai dai sanadiyar barkewar Yakin Duniya na 2 aka sake dakatar ita.Bayan kawo karshen yakin, a shekara ta 1946, IOC ya yanke shawarar sake farfado da harkar wasannin Olympics na zamani, inda aka fara gudanar da wasannin gasar a shekarar 1948 a birnin London na kasar Ingila, duk  da cewa itama ta kasance kamar sauran kasashen Turai, ta na cikin yanayi na matsi, amma sai da aka sake gina birnin na London don gudanar da gasar wasannin Olympics.Fiye da 'yan wasa dubu 4 ne suka fafata a wasanni 136, sai dai ba a gayyaci kasashen Japan da Jamus ba, yayin da Tarayyar Soviet da aka gayyata ta kaurace wa gasar.Shekaru hudu bayan waccan gasar, birnin Helsinki na kasar Finland ta karbar bakuncin gasar, da aka yi wa lakabi da “gasa ta zamani”.An fara wasanni ne a ranar 19 ga Yuli zuwa 3 ga Agustan 1952, wannan gasa ta Olympics wacce ita ce karo na 15, ta kasance taron wasanni mafi girma a duniya da aka gudanar bayan kammala yakin duniya na biyu.‘Yan wasa dubu 4 da dari 955 ne suka halarci gasar daga kasashe 69, bayan maido da kasashen Japan da Jamus da wasu kasashe 13 da a karon farko ke nan suka halarci gasar, cikinsu har da Isra'ila wacce ta kasance sabuwar kasar da aka kirkira da ta samu amincewar Majalisar Dinkin Duniya a shekarar 1948, da Vietnam da ke cikin rudanin siyasa.Duk da cewar wannan gasar ba a farota da kasashen nahiyar Afrika ba, akwai wakilan nahiyar da suka shigo daga baya kuma suka nuna bajinta, musammanma a bangaren wasan kwallon kafa, inda a shekarar 1996 da kuma 2000 kasashen Najeriya da Kamaru suka taka rawar gani wajen lashe gasar.A shekarar 1996 ce Najeriya ta kafa tarihin samun nasarar lashe lambar zinari a bangaren kwallon kafar gasar, lamarin daya kara karfafawa sauran kasashen nahiyar gwiwa.A biyo mu a kashi na gaba don jin tagomashin da nahiyar  Afrika ta samu  a wannan gasa ta olympic.

Kabilar Dagomba guda ce daga cikin kabilun da ke da matukar tasiri a arewacin Ghana kuma ta yi biki nadi a birnin Kolon na Jamus.

Jamus Lim, Politician and Educator, Speaks Out About the Cut-Throat Education System in Singapore Known for warming the cockles of many Singaporeans' heart, I am joined by none other than Jamus Lim, an esteemed Associate Professor of Economics at Essec Business School (French) and a prominent member of the Worker's Party. In this episode, Jamus and I embark on a thought-provoking discussion on Singapore's education system. We delve into whether it has truly been a catalyst for positive change or has brought about challenges for students. "One of my teachers decided that I was less disruptive if he put me in the trash bin." - Jamus Lim Our insightful conversation sheds light on our different educational backgrounds; while Jamus navigated the rough waters of a rebellious youth, I often found myself yearning for a more challenging academic environment. "The way my parents reared me made me a tiger mom. However, the Singapore school system transformed me into a more tamedTiger Mom," - Paige Is the demanding environment a crucible for exceptional results, or does it add undue pressure?

Shirin Duniyar Wasanni' ma wannnan mako ya mayar da hankali ne kacoka a kan gasar cin kofin kwallon kafar mata ta duniya inda yanzu haka ta kai matakin sili daya kwale.  A halin da ake ciki, tawagar kasashe da dama dai sun koma gida sakamakon cire su da aka yi. Fitattaau daga cikin su sune, tawagar kwallon kafar Jamus  da  Brazil. Shirin ya duba yadda  gasar ke tafiya  da yadda manazarta wasan kwallon kafa ke kallonta.

Shirin Duniyar wasanni tare da Khamis Saleh a wannan mako ya yi duba ne kan yadda aka kammala wasannin lig lig din Turai  A farkon wannan watanne aka kammala manyan wasanni musamman a kasashen Ingila da Spain da Jamus da Italiya da kuma Faransa. Ku latsa alamar sauti don sauraren cikakken shirin.....

Shirin 'Duniyar Wasanni' na wannan mako tare da Khamis Saleh ya duba tarihin tsohon dan wasan tawagar kasar Jamus da ya yi murabus daga buga kwallon kafa a ‘yan kwanakin nan wato Mesut Ozil. 

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Shirin 'Duniya Wasanni' na wannan makon ya duba yadda aka fafata a wasannin karshe na matakin rukuni a gasar kofin duniya da ke ci gaba da gudana a Qatar. A nahiyar Afrika, kasashe kamar su Kamaru, Ghana, Senegal da Tunisia sun fice daga gasar a matakin rukuni. A nahiyar Turai, manyan kasashe kamar Jamus da Belgium sun yi waje.

Ko kun san cewa ana gudanar da babban taro da ke hada kan dukkannin majami'un addnin Kirista na fadin duniya duk shekara? Shirin Taba Ka Lashe ya yi nazari kan wannan taro, musamman yadda mabiya addnin Kirista daga Najeriya da suka halarci taron suka nemi a tallafawa kasar da ke cikin halin rashin tabbas.

Shirin ya duba darasin da daliban da ke karatu a wasu kasashen Turai suka koya musamman ma Jamus la'akari da irin salon koyar da karatu na jami'o'in Afirka irinsu Najeriya da Nijar.

Shirin Duniyar wasanni tare da Abdurrahman Gambo Ahmad ya mayar da hankali ne kan bikin karrama zakaran kwallon Afrika da hukumar CAF ta yi a birnin Rabat na Morocco, kyautar da a wannan karon dan wasan gaba na Senegal da ke taka leda da Bayern Munich ta Jamus wato Sadio Mane ya lashe, wadda ke matsayin karo na 2 bayan lashe makamanciyar kyautar a 2019. 

In parliament, Opposition MP Jamus Lim suggested some government actions, like letting the currency appreciate, to counter the rising cost of living in Singapore. Sounds easy, but is it really? We discuss whether Minister of State Alvin Tan said enough in his rebuttal to calm anxious Singaporeans. Also, Minister for National Development Desmond Lee stated that “by controlling rent, we could end up reducing the incentive for coffee shop owners to invest in improving their coffee shops to provide better services and facilities to customers”. We speculate what “better services and facilities“ that customers might be missing out on in their neighbourhood coffee shops. Find us here! YLB Subreddit YLB TikTok YLB YouTube YLB IG Our Sponsor - Ergotune Mesh material for your chair in sweaty Singapore? Love tailoring and tinkering to customize your seat? Find out more about the Ergotune Supreme V3 here! Jamus Lim and Alvin Tan debate over response to rising cost of living Jamus Lim and Alvin Tan spar over response to cost-of-living issues Full video of "sparring" - Adjournment motion on tackling rising cost of living Government dismisses rent control for coffee shops Rent control of coffee shop stalls might affect improvements One Shiok Comment Comment by thefallez YLB-inspired characters by winkscollective One Shiok Thing The Last Human – A Glimpse Into The Far Future Drake has a nostalgic moment on stage with the Backstreet Boys | CNN

Jamus Edwards is the pastor of Pleasant Valley Community Church in Owensboro, Kentucky. Edwards shares how his church intentionally practices discipleship and evangelism, how churches can set a new vision, how to avoid burnout as a pastor, and much more.

What is your version of the Singaporean Dream? Is it still achievable in the current economy, especially with the incoming GST hike and other measures announced in this year's Singapore Budget?  In Part 2 of this two-part series, we continue the discussion with Mr Jamus Lim, Associate Professor of Economics at ESSEC Business School & Member of Parliament for Sengkang GRC on his personal thoughts on the Budget measures and how we (especially the middle class) can continue to navigate & build our future. He even drops some advice on the fastest way to get a bump in your salary! Listen to Part 1 here: https://spoti.fi/3vN93t3 Get our show notes at https://thefinancialcoconut.com/chills68 Disclaimer: The content in The Financial Coconut is solely for education and entertainment purposes. It does not serve as any form of advice or recommendations. For all other links mentioned, or to discover more from the team at The Financial Coconut (including all our other shows), go to https://linktr.ee/thefinancialcoconut  --- The Financial Coconut started out as a reaction to online fake gurus who are propagating over simplified get rich quick programs. A Podcast that grew out of a desire to share best practices regarding personal finance turned into a network of content championing this idea of “Creating a life you love, while managing your finances well”.

What governs your thought process behind every financial decision you make? Do you truly believe you are an independent decision-maker, or are there other agents at play in the financial market? To answer these thought-provoking questions, we need to dive into the study of economics and learn how human behaviour can be modeled from the interactions between economic agents in the economy.  Our guest for today is certainly more than qualified to talk about economics. We are honoured to have with us Mr Jamus Lim, Associate Professor of Economics at ESSEC Business School & Member of Parliament for Sengkang GRC. This is Part 1 of a two-part series where he shares his knowledge & expertise on what economics is good for, the 3 types of traders in the market and the big question: are investors rational in the market? Stay tuned for Part 2 of the series next week! Listen to Part 2 here: https://spoti.fi/3vlVx0l Get our show notes at https://thefinancialcoconut.com/chills67 Disclaimer: The content in The Financial Coconut is solely for education and entertainment purposes. It does not serve as any form of advice or recommendations. For all other links mentioned, or to discover more from the team at The Financial Coconut (including all our other shows), go to https://linktr.ee/thefinancialcoconut  --- The Financial Coconut started out as a reaction to online fake gurus who are propagating over simplified get rich quick programs. A Podcast that grew out of a desire to share best practices regarding personal finance turned into a network of content championing this idea of “Creating a life you love, while managing your finances well”.

Love can bring together two completely different people with different backgrounds, professional goals and personal aspirations. But what happens when those goals are wildly different?2See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shirin kasuwa a kai miki dole na wannan mako tare da Ahmed Abba ya yi duba kan yadda hukumomin Jamus suka dakatar da aikin ginin bututun iskar gas da kamfanin kasar Rasha ke jagoranta sakamakon takaddamar da ta biyo bayan rashin bin dokoki daga kamfanin. Ayi saurare lafiya.

Ko kun san matasan matan da suka samu damar halartar bikin bajekolin fina-fiani na birnin Cologne dake Jamus? Shirin Dandalin Matasa

Mene ne bambancin da ke tsakanin zaben Jamus da na sauran kasashenmu na nahiyar Afirka, musamman a bangaren rayuwar matasa? Shirin Dandalin Matasa ya yi karin haske.

This week, Workers' Party MP Jamus Lim wades into the argument on whether SG should continue its mask mandate in a FB post, triggering a fierce debate online. We also spoke to MMA fighter Victoria Lee, the teenage sensation who burst onto the scene in 2021 with 2 consecutive victories in ONE Championship. With heavy expectations weighing on the 17-year-old's shoulders as Angela Lee and Christian Lee's younger sister, we discuss the pressures of juggling school work and fighting, and what a normal day is like for a family of fighters.   Find us here! Our #YLB Subreddit for show notes Our YouTube channel to see our FACES!   Opposition MP Jamus Lim questions masks outdoors Jamus Lim's FB post COVID-19: Remove mask mandate outdoors, says MP Jamus Lim Calls grow among experts in Singapore for mandatory vaccination as Covid-19 cases spike The Impact of Mask Distribution and Promotion on Mask Uptake and COVID-19 in Bangladesh Largest study of masks yet details their importance in fighting Covid-19 Research - Government trust, perceptions of COVID-19 and behaviour change   We talk to MMA fighter Victoria Lee Victoria Lee's next fight for ONE Championship this Fri, 24 Sep ONE domination a family affair but Lee siblings focused on their own journeys MMA: Victoria Lee, 16, wins by submission on her One Championship debut Victoria Lee's IG page   One Shiok Comment YLB Subreddit thread for Ep209 (about the SAF general) Post from kosherjelly   One Shiok Thing Marvel Studios' Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings - Trailer 这个那个 (The Caifan Song) | The Ann & Ben Show Ep 3 

Yar jarida ce daga Najeriya mazauniyar kasar Jamus kuma ma'aikaciya a daya daga fitattun gidajen radiyon Hausa da ke kasashen waje. Ku biyo mu don kallo ko sauraron tattaunawar da muka yi da ita game da tarihin rayuwarta a gida da kasahen waje. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/usmankabarashowhausa/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/usmankabarashowhausa/support

Shirin Mu Zagaya Duniya tare da Garba Aliyu Zaria ya fara waiwayar manyan labarun duniya a tsawon mako ne daga nahiyar Turai inda ambaliyar ruwa ta yi barna a kasashen Jamus da makwaftanta.

Shirin na wannan lokaci, ya yi nazari ne kan taron 'yan jaridu na duniya da tashar DW ta saba shiryawa duk shekara, wato Global Media Forum.

Bello haifaffen birnin Maiduguri ne amma girman Kano a tarayyar Najeriya wanda ya ci karo da kalubalen rayuwa a dalilin basirarsa ta waka wanda har korarsa daga gidansu aka yi don ya saduda amma maimakon haka sai ma ya tsalleke zuwa Jamus inda a yanzu haka yake da zama a matsayin mai koyar da rawa kuma mawaki. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/madubinkabara/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/madubinkabara/support

Shugaban Najeriya Muhammadu Buhari ya bukaci taimakon Amurka wajen shawo kan matsalolin tsaron da suka addabi nahiyar Afirka baki daya, inda ya roke ta da ta dawo da Cibiyar rundunar ta da ke kula da Afirka daga Jamus zuwa nahiyar. A tattaunawar da suka yi da Sakataren harkokin wajen Amurka Antony Blinken Buhari ya ce dawo da Cibiyar rundunar Afirka zai taimaka wajen dakile matsalolin tsaron da suka mamaye nahiyar. Dangane da wannan bukata, Bashir Ibrahim Idris ya tattauna da Mai Martaba Sarki Gwandu na 19 Manjo Almustapha Haruna Jokolo, kuma ga yadda zantawar su ta gudana.

Shugaban Najeriya Muhammadu Buhari ya bukaci taimakon Amurka wajen shawo kan matsalolin tsaron da suka addabi nahiyar Afirka baki daya, inda ya roke ta da ta dawo da Cibiyar rundunarta da ke kula da Afirka daga Jamus zuwa nahiyar. A tattaunawar da suka yi da Sakataren Harkokin Wajen Amurka Anthony Blinken Buhari ya ce, dawo da Cibiyar Rundunar Afirka zai taimaka wajen dakile matsalolin tsaron da suka mamaye nahiyar. A game da wannan batu Bashir Ibrahim Idris ya tattauna da Dr. El Harun Muhammed, masanin siyasar duniya. Ku latsa alamar sauti domin sauraren cikakkiyar hirar

Shirin na wannan mako ya yi nazari kan matsalar rashin aikin yi da ke janyo gurbacewar dabi'un matasan jihar Diffa da ke Jamhuriyar Nijar. Jihar ta Diffa dai na daga cikin yankuna da ke fama da matsalar tsaro, sai dai Jamus na bayar da tallafin domin shawo kan matsalar.

Matsalar kwarara da kasashen Afirka zuwa Turai ta dade da shiga zuciyar matasan nahiyar, inda wasu ke kai labari wasu kuma ke jikkata har ma da salwantar rayuwa. Matashi Haruna Chizo ya fada mana irin gwagwarmayar da ya sha kafin ya shiga kasar Jamus da a yanzu haka ya ke can tare da matarsa Bajamushiya. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/madubinkabara/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/madubinkabara/support

Episode 10 - We ponder if the "next-gen" ERP is really a way for the government to keep tabs on citizens, before delving into the 2 parliamentary discussions that stole the limelight: Free-Riders and Minimum Wage. Charles then dives deep into the case of Liew Mun Leong - an esteemed member of society who filed a bullshit police report on his maid. You will not believe how much fuckery ensues.Support the show (https://www.instagram.com/middleoftheroadpodcast)

The Big Story Ep 32: Jamus Lim versus PAP MPs on minimum wage 6:55 mins Synopsis: This is a special episode of The Straits Times' video series The Big Story. Associate Professor Jamus Lim of the Workers' Party made several suggestions on minimum wage and compassionate policymaking in his maiden speech in Parliament on Thursday (Sept 3), drawing a string of questions from People's Action Party MPs, including Senior Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam. ST assistant news editor Lim Yan Liang analyses with The Big Story hosts Hairianto Diman and Olivia Quay. Produced and edited by: ST Video team and Penelope Lee Discover The Straits Times Videos: https://str.sg/JPrc Discover ST & BT podcasts: Channel: https://str.sg/JWVR Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2PwZCYU Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2Lu4rPP Google podcasts: http://str.sg/googlestbt Websites: http://str.sg/stbtpodcasts https://bt.sg/moneyhacks Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A yau juma’a Inter Milan zata fafata da Sevilla a gasar cin kofin Europa a birnin Cologne na kasar Jamus da misalin karfe 7 agogon GMT, takwas kenan agogon Najerita da Nijar. Sevilla za ta yi kokarin kare martabar kungiyoyin kasar Spain, yayinda Inter Milan a nata geffen za ta nemi sake dawo da sunan Italiya sahun kasashe dake girmama kwallon kafa a Duniya. Masu nazari a duniyar kwallon kafa na dada nuna cewa wannan dai somin tabi ne daga cikin wasannin da za su gudana a wannan mako ,domin ranar lahadi, Bayern Munich za ta ketse reni da PSG a Lisbon na kasar Fotugal dangane da gasar cin kofin zakarun turai. Karawar yau tsakanin yan wasan Sevilla a karkashin mai horar da su Julien Lopetegui da Inter Milan a karkashin Cochi Antonio Conte za ta kasance wasar da jama’a za su raja’a, kasancewa kungiyar Inter Milan da yan wasa da suka hada da Romeo Lukaku,Lautaro Martinez da suke taka tamola a Inter Milan kowanen su na da kwallaye 54 a kakar wasa ta bana za su haskawa domin sake dawo da murna a zukatan ma’abuta kwallon kafar Italiya.

Shirin duniyar wasanni na wannan makon tare da Abdurrahman Gambo Ahmad, ya yi nazari ne kan wasannin daf da na karshe na gasar neman cin kofin zakarun nahiyar Turai, inda kungiyoyi hudu da suka rage suka fito wato biyi a Faransa da kuma biyu a Jamus, bayan da aka sha mamaki a wasan daf da na kusa da na karshe na kungiyoyi 8.

Yayin da ake cika shekaru 60 da shigar mata cikin harkokin siyasa, wanda aka fara daga zaben Sirima Bandaranalke a matsayin jagorar gwamnatin Sri Lanka mace ta farko a shekarar 1960, sannu a hankali, mata na cigaba da taka rawa cikin harkokin siyasa wajen rike manyan mukamai daban daban. Cikin matan da suka rike manyan mukaman shugabanci sun hada da Vigdis Finnbogadottir, shugabar Iceland, wadda ta yi wa’adi 3, sannan aka samu irin su Margareth Thatcher da Theresa May a Birtaniya, Angela Merkel a Jamus, Mary Robinson a Ireland, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf ta Liberia da Sheikh Hasina ta Bangladesh. Dangane da tasirin rawar da mata suka taka musamman a nahiyar Afirka, Bashir Ibrahim Idris ya tattauna da Yar siyasa kuma kwamishinan kula da harkokin mata a Jihar Kaduna, Hajiya Hafsat Muhammad baba, kuma ga yadda zantawar su ta gudana.

It’s DAY 2, and we’re still reeling from the excitement of the Live Debates from last night that saw PAP vs SDP vs PSP vs WP. And things got tense. So we wrap our heads around what happened then, and since. We also talk about an “advisory” Hwa Chong email, unapproved PAP banners and a REAL East Coast Plan. Our #YLB Subreddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/YahLahBut/ This has links to all the things we refer to in the podcast! Our "One Shiok Things" for this week! The last time we had live political debates (1988)https://www.facebook.com/TAVSingapore/posts/3167201213341189  Marc Rebillet's Drive-in Tourhttps://www.instagram.com/tv/CB4JSXeH3wt/   Peace!

It’s time to get “down and dirty,” or, in other words, have an honest discussion about sex! We’ve brought Dr. Holly Miller (board-certified OB-GYN) back to the show for a real conversation about sexual and reproductive health. Darlene and Julie ask questions you might secretly be wondering and are perhaps even afraid to ask your GYN. So, ladies, we’re “going there,” with questions like: -How do you know if you’re ready to have sex with your partner? -How do you talk about his (or your) STI? -Should intercourse have pain? What do you do if it does? -How do different contraceptives work? -Do you have low libido? What’s normal? -What long-term side effects could you experience after an abortion? We realize that sex is an integral and satisfying part of a healthy relationship, and we believe this episode will answer questions you may not even know you have. Listen in and share it with your friends (they may not say it, but they are asking the same questions, too) you’ll all be glad you did! Find more from Dr. Holly Miller by visiting her practice website here. Viewing in an app? Full show notes here! Articles We Mentioned or Know You'll Love Great Sex—What Is It? There seems to be an unending list of articles on the subject of sex, from espousing general attitudes to Read more If You Wait for Marriage, Will Your Sex Life Be Boring? So, a client got me thinking. He was discussing waiting until marriage to have sex. He expressed his respect for Read more Why You Need to Talk to Your Teen Girl About Sex and How to Do It Are you that mom who would rather stick an icepick through your eye than talk to your teen daughter Read more He Brings Me Flowers, but Is That Enough? I have watched as so many women compromise on what they will accept from a man, especially the man Read more 4 Truths About Being Friends With Benefits Before I was married I was FWB (friends with benefits) with a few guys and here’s why: I liked them, Read more Natural Items for the Crunchy Girl (in the Bedroom) Ladies. Let’s be real. Talking about the bedroom and sex can be uncomfortable and funny and Read more This Is Why Choosing Life Was Hard On June 20th, the most heartbreaking thing happened in my state. Rhode Island state senator, Gina Raimondo, passed an Read more On Sex and Faith and Marriage Jamus and Annie sitting in a tree K-I-S-S-I-N-G. Jamus, (my husband) and I started dating in college and I thought Read more The Good Christian Girl Who Struggled With Porn I was 13 when I found pornography. Understand my family was super conservative. I was raised in the church. My mom Read more The Reality of STDs: Hard Conversations You Need to Have There truly are some conversations we would much rather avoid. The ones that create angst in both the discussion Read more How to Get Your Hormones in Check Let me start by saying I am not an expert in balanced hormones. I Read more How to Flip the Script on Your Infertility Journey A quick Google search will tell you that one in eight couples struggles with infertility. I never imagined we Read more Quote of the episode: "A satisfying sex life is based upon sharing your life and your heart, not just your bed." - Darlene Brock Check out these episodes we mentioned: Questions You’re Too Embarrassed to Ask Your OB-GYN Answered by Dr. Holly Miller – 119, How to Make Decisions (Even the Hard Ones) – 076, and What I Learned From Making the Hardest Choice with Shannon Barbosa – 110! Don't miss this advice from Dr. Zoe: Ask Dr. Zoe – I Have an STI, When and How Do I Tell My Man? Be sure to follow us on social media! Facebook Instagram Twitter Pinterest #gritandgracelife

A wide-ranging interview with James del Rey, a foley artist for the adult entertainment industry. Del Rey provides insights into his food-driven practice of pornographic sound-making, and Bobson Dugnutt calls in to play "What's that Sound?" Meanwhile, Michelobe is missing, but the station receives a call from Michael McDunn who is also looking for Michelobe, on behalf of Michelobe's mom.

A kasashen Duniya an samu rudani dangane da cutar Coronavirus, wasu kasashe da suka hada da jamhuriyar dimokiradiyar Congo an ruwaito manyan jami’an gwamnati da dama na dauke da cutar cikin su harda ministan tattalin arziki Acacia Bandubola wanda kanin sa dake rike da mukamin mataimakin Darekta Dedie Bandubola ya mutu sakamakon kamuwa da cutar. A Kenya gwamnatin Uhuru Kenyatta ta tilasta killace Mataimakin Gwamnan Kilifi Gideon Saburi wanda ya koma gida bayan ya ziyarci Jamus ba tare da killace kan sa ba.A cikin shirin mu zagaya Duniya Grba Aliyu Zaria ya dubo wasu daga cikin manyan labaren da suka mamaye Duniya kamar dai yadda zaku ji.

Bikin Berlinale na bana shi ne karo na 70 da ya hada manya-manyan taurari a harkar fim daga sassa dabam-dabam na duniya a kasar Jamus.

Become a Patron! EPISODE 130: High Priest of Khonshu Rey makes like Moon Knight and goes lone wolf on this one! Bursting at the seams to review the latest appearance of Moon Knight in comics, Rey takes you through the final issue of the 4-part mini: LUNAR-PICK NEW COMIC REVIEW Conan: Serpent War #4 Published 22nd January,  2020 Written by Jim Zub Art by IG Guara, Vanesa Del Rey Colourist, Frank D’Armata Letters, VC Travis Lanham Editor Mark Basso BARE BONES: (Written and Narrated by Rey) It’s revealed that Niord, one of James’ Allison’s incarnations, waged battle with the Wyrm… an extradimensional entity born to wreak havoc on humanity and our world. Khonshu and Set form an alliance and after pulling Moon Knight and Conan onto his plain, Khonshu instructs the two that with Set’s help, they are to seek out and destroy the Wyrm. Khonshu seemingly controls Set too, keeping the God of Chaos on a leash until their victory is secured. Satynne, who only moments ago battled Conan, is obliged to aid Conan’s mortal wound, under the instruction of Set. She reverses the poison which she inflicted on the Barbarian and pledges to aid them in destroying their common enemy. Moon Knight, Conan, Dark Agnes, Solomon Kane and Satynne (a zealot of Set) band together to attack the Wyrm in our reality, whilst Khonshu battles to contain the Wyrm on his plain of existence. The Wyrm is defeated and Conan is left with the dying Satynne to ponder both of their faiths. Dark Agnes, Solomon Kane and Moon Knight are all returned to their own time, and each resume their lives and their heroism.  Khonshu frees Set from his hold and the two gods discuss their role in the universe - Khonshu for balance; Set for betrayal.  Marc Spector, upon returning to Earth and present day, also appears to still have Khonshu’s presence lingering - Spector is imbued with power from the God of the Moon, and he vexes whether this will change the course of  his life… Elsewhere, the Wyrm lives on, and is seen in the form of a Crown, which is presented to Kull the Conqueror from Jamus of Lemuria as a gift and a promise of an alliance...which does not bode well for events to come... MOON RATING (out of phases of the Moon): Rey: 

Fire Islands: Recipes from IndonesiaBy Eleanor Ford Intro: Welcome to the number-one cookbook podcast, Cookery by the Book, with Suzy Chase. She's just a home cook in New York City sitting at her dining room table talking to cookbook authors.Eleanor Ford: I'm Eleanor Ford, and my latest cookbook is called Fire Islands: Recipes From Indonesia.Suzy Chase: For more Cookery by the Book, you can follow me on Instagram. If you enjoy this podcast, please be sure to share it with a friend. I'm always looking for new people to enjoy Cookery by the Book. Now on with the show. First off, congratulations on winning two Gourmand World Cookbook Awards. Tell us about these awards.Eleanor Ford: Well, I'm delighted that Fire Islands has been chosen as a country winner in two categories. One is international cookbook, and the other is spice, which is particularly pleasing as Indonesia is a land of spice.Suzy Chase: Indonesia is a traveler's paradise with cuisine as vibrant and thrilling as its scenery. You give us a personal, intimate portrait of a country and it's cooking through your unique lens. During your childhood, you went back to Indonesia year after year because your father was an architect and built hotels in Bali and Java. Describe the magic of the Indonesian archipelago.Eleanor Ford: As a child, it was the most magical place to go because, perhaps, the diversity that comes with such a large and extensive set of islands. I'd spend time on the beaches, of course, but also in palaces belonging to sultans and in temples with amazing festivals and ceremony and gamelan music, and then at night markets eating the incredible food. It was a really exciting place to spend a lot of my childhood.Suzy Chase: Now, how often did you go back? Did you go back a few times a year or once a year?Eleanor Ford: Oh, we'd be there quite a lot. I spent about three or four months every year there. Sometimes I took homeschooling with me and, other times, it was during the holidays, but it was a big part of my childhood. I lived this dual life between London and the city and then this amazing tropical idyll of Indonesia.Suzy Chase: How did your mom like it?Eleanor Ford: Oh, she loved it. She was immersed fully in the culture. She learned the language. We felt very lucky and be privileged to be there and made a lot of friends. It was a great life for all of us.Suzy Chase: Then let's fast forward to one particularly gray winter in London when you and your husband decided to move to Indonesia with your young children. Why did you want to make that move, and what was it like coming back now as a mother?Eleanor Ford: It was this book that spurred our move there. I had grown up eating these incredible flavors of Indonesia. They were just part of my upbringing. I realized that they haven't traveled far outside of the country. People don't tend to know about Indonesian food unless they spend time in the country. I realized that I wanted to share these flavors that I knew so well. I wanted to share them with my own children in the way that they'd been a part of my childhood. I wanted to share them in my writing as well, so we, yes, made a decision as a family to move there when the children were still young enough not to have started school and we had the freedom to explore and travel.Suzy Chase: How did the children like it?Eleanor Ford: Oh, they couldn't have been more excited by this new world that they entered, sort of running barefoot through the grass and on the beaches. They had a completely new outlook on life, and I was very happy, as a mother, to see that for them.Suzy Chase: Wow, that's so dreamy. Are you living there now?Eleanor Ford: No, no. We're back in London now. It was a full-month move that was spent intensively researching as much as I could about the food and the recipes. Then I wanted to bring them back and test everything in my London kitchen to make sure that the methods and the ingredients translated to a Western kitchen and that this could be food that anyone could cook, not just ingredients that sound exotic and wonderful but are out of reach.Suzy Chase: Nearly 18,000 islands make up the world's largest archipelago covering the distance of Britain to Iraq. That boggles my mind that it's one single country.Eleanor Ford: It's an extraordinary country. Unity in diversity is one of the national mottos because there is such huge diversity. There are certain things that unite people, people of different religions, different races, different languages. Yeah. There's something about the food, I think, that's a unifier. One thing that crosses all of these different islands is a love for chili sambals, the fiery sauces that you put alongside food so you can adjust the heat and spice and sourness of your meal as you eat.Suzy Chase: First, let's talk about the chapters. How did you choose to divide up this cookbook? I thought it was so very interesting.Eleanor Ford: Well, what I wanted to do was show the necessity for balance within an Indonesian meal. Rather than having a starter or a main course, that's not really how food is eaten, I've divided the chapters by texture and by flavor. To put a complete Indonesian meal together, you might want to choose a different dish from different chapters, something that's rich and creamy, maybe a coconut milk curry that's slow cooked and unctuous, and then maybe something that's quickly fried and aromatic, like maybe some grilled chicken satay with some peanut sauce, and then a salad that's fresh and bright with grated coconut and spices. Finally, you might want a sour element, something like prawns cooked in a chili sambal with lime leaves so that you've got different flavors that all balance each other out and compliment each other in one meal.Suzy Chase: For example, Chapter One, Crunchy Snacks and Street Food on page 24 with ingredients for fragrance on page 38. What are some ingredients to add fragrance?Eleanor Ford: To add fragrance to the food, there are those typical ingredients from Southeast Asia, like lemongrass and lime leaves. Then there's also the roots, the galangal and turmeric and ginger, so you've got all of the... and then the lime leaves I mentioned earlier as well as the actual kaffir lime fruit. All of these are bringing that kind of bright, aromatic, centered note to the food, and they work so well together. Often, they're combined in a different dish, lots of these different flavors, but they work off each other and each kind of lift the other.Suzy Chase: Then we move on to Chapter Seven, which is entitled Awakening the Senses. You wrote that Indonesians love to add an element of crunch to food, and the crackling sound as you eat is said to stimulate the appetite. Tell us about that and the family-owned food stalls highlighted in Chapter Seven.Eleanor Ford: Yes. Well, one of the things I love about Indonesian food is that crunch has such an important element. Every meal, along with the different textures and kind of rich levels of richness and levels of spice that I was talking about earlier, every meal should have something crunchy, something that crackles in the mouth, something that makes your mouth excited. There's a word in Indonesian, enak, which is delicious, but it's more than delicious because it's something that's appealing for all the senses. It could be a music could be enak or a massage or definitely food because it's more than just the taste. It's how it looks, and it's how it feels in the mouth. Crunchy elements, there's always something on the table which you can sprinkle over your food. It might be a serundeng, which is grated coconut that's been fried with spices until it becomes crunchy and dry, and you can scatter that over. It might be rice crackers, or there are melinjo nut crackers called emping, which are a little bit bitter, but anyone who's eaten them knows how addictive they can be. Yes, adding something, even if it's just a scattering of those fried shallots that you can buy, crisp fried shallots in a tub, it always adds a little extra element to the dish.Suzy Chase: Is a meal a meal if it doesn't have rice?Eleanor Ford: Ah, that's an interesting question. Quite a lot of Indonesian... Well, no. An Indonesian will say that they haven't eaten unless they've eaten rice, but then a quite lot of snacks can be very substantial in their own rights. There might be a large dish of noodles, but it's not a meal unless rice is there as the core element. Rice is sort of the center. It's the canvas on which the other flavors are painted, but rice is said to be, yeah, the core part of any meal.Suzy Chase: Street food makes up about a third of the daily food in Indonesia. Would you say street food is the most authentic depiction of Indonesian dishes?Eleanor Ford: I don't think I'd necessarily say authentic. I'm a home cook myself. I'm drawn so much to home cooking. I think that it's in the home you often get the sort of simplest dishes that make the most impact. I think street food is hugely important. Everyone loves it. It's very much part of daily life in Indonesia because you can go out, you can grab a snack. There are wonderful different things to try. I think that it's nice in giving you the variety of different things, different flavors, different texture to choose and to eat in a single day, to choose something that someone else has cooked, but I'm always gravitating to what's cooked at home. I think that those are the dishes that I enjoy the most.Suzy Chase: Would you say that home cooking and street food are two different types of cuisines?Eleanor Ford: I think that there's a difference in how people cook at home as opposed to a street stall. A street stall vendor tends to have one dish that they've perfected. They've been cooking that same dish in the same way for years. They've got their own methods. Often, it might be something a little more technically demanding. It might involve deep frying. There might be a hot grill where you've got satay smoking and being turned with flames crackling at the satay sticks. It might be something where a lot of different sauces and ingredients are added to noodles and adjusted according to the person buying its taste. I think that home cooking tends to be a little slower perhaps. It doesn't have that same drama of a street food theater. It's something that is made for a family. It's made with time and attention, so kind of slower in it's cooking that's not that fast stir-frying. Indonesian stir-frying's different to Chinese in that you don't have that blazing-hot wok where you've got to move quickly. Things are done more slowly, more measured, and there's more food in the wok so that flavors have time to develop.Suzy Chase: Describe the sights and sounds of the street food scene.Eleanor Ford: Yes, sounds is an important thing because when you have roving street vendors with their perambulating carts, they often are making a sound to draw customers out from the houses, out from their places of work. They might be banging a piece of bamboo, which might signal one dish or clanging a bell for another. The carts that they're pushing are called kaki lima, meaning five-footed. That's from the three wheels of the cart and the two of the vendor that are pushing them. Each vendor will have that own wares that they're selling. So often, that will come with this cacophony of noise and smells. It's a very exciting place to eat.Suzy Chase: It all starts with bumbu. For us home cooks, describe the spice pastes that are the foundation of most of the recipes.Eleanor Ford: Well, what's interesting about Indonesian cooking is it relies so much on fresh spices rather than dried, particularly this coming from the original spice islands where so many of our dried spices come from. Indonesia, after all, was the only place where cloves and nutmeg once grew. In the daily cooking, it tends to be the fresh spices that are ground together to form a spice paste. This typically will start with shallots and garlic, the red and white sisters they're called as they come together, ginger, perhaps galangal, chili, and often, lemongrass or lime leaves are in there. These will be ground up, and different adjustments, different additions can really change the foundation of a dish, but it's a similar palette of ingredients. This is ground up together, either in a food processor or a pestle and mortar, and then fried to release the fragrance into the dish before other ingredients are added. This really is the kind of foundation of so much of the cooking.Suzy Chase: In the cookbook, you give us an in-depth look at an Indonesian kitchen.Eleanor Ford: Well, I wouldn't say that there's one particular kitchen. I saw a huge variety. I tried to go to as many as I could to learn from as many people as I could how to cook the food. Traditional kitchens tended to be outside the main house in a separate building so that they could become smoky from the cooking fires, and then people would sit outside them on the floors or a terrace chopping and preparing the food. I think that one unifier across every kitchen, regardless of how modern and gleaming or how traditional, is the use of an ulek, which is the pestle and mortar used in Indonesia. They're a lovely looking thing. They have a sort of wider shallow bowl, and they're made of volcanic rock, which is a little textured and gritty. If you are using it to make a bumbu, the texture really helps break down the ingredients quickly to a paste, and you do it in a kind of pleasing rocking movement. That you'll find in every kitchen.Suzy Chase: Indonesia is the third-largest producer in the world of rice, yet it's still imports rice. How come?Eleanor Ford: It's just such an important part of the diet. There are some islands that eat rice more than others, those that tend to grow rice themselves. As you move further east, less rice is grown, and there's a more of a reliance on starches, sweet potatoes or cassavas, corns, but still people love rice. It's a foundation of the cuisine and, despite these beautiful rice-terraced islands, there's not enough to meet with the demand.Suzy Chase: Cooking is said to awaken the spirit omerta. Is that how you pronounce it?Eleanor Ford: Yes. I think this is in Balinese and some Javanese culture.Suzy Chase: Which the omerta is held in grains. Apparently, chatter disturbs the omerta, and children learn about eating without talking. That's a really good parenting tip. That made me laugh.Eleanor Ford: Yes, some people told me about nursery rhymes they'd learned as young children where it was talking about respecting the rice and not talking when you're eating. I think there are lots of different, of course, different ways of eating in Indonesia. Sometimes it's a big communal event, huge festivals with amazing spreads of foods where people gather. Other times, perhaps on a more day to day, where someone will just take the little food that's been prepared earlier in the day and sit somewhere quietly without talking, without reading, without being distracted by something else and really concentrate on the food that they're eating. I like that.Suzy Chase: What's your favorite Indonesian dish in this cookbook that takes you back?Eleanor Ford: Oh, goodness. What takes me back, it would then have to be the pancakes. They're stained green by pandan leaves, lovely crepes, very easy to make. Inside, there is a filling of palm sugar and fresh-grated coconut. It's so addictive. That is just the taste of my childhood.Suzy Chase: How are the leaves worked into the pancake?Eleanor Ford: Well, you can do one of two things. You can whiz up a couple of fresh pandan leaves, which have got the most lovely scent. They're sort of often described as a vanilla of southeast Asian cooking because they're usually used in sweet cooking. Sometimes they're added to rice as well. If you can get the fresh leaves, you can whiz them up with the liquid, and then you strain that lovely dark green liquid and add it to the batter for the pancakes. Alternatively, you can buy pandan essence rather like vanilla essence. It's got a lovely flavor that it brings, very subtle but distinctive.Suzy Chase: The other day, I made your recipe for Turmeric Jamu on page 224. Describe this.Eleanor Ford: Ah, so Jamus are a tonic, ancient tonics originated in Java over 1,000 years ago. Princesses were said to drink Jamus to keep them young and vital. It's something that's continued.Suzy Chase: That's why I made it.Eleanor Ford: Did you feel young and vital?Suzy Chase: I'm feeling so young and vital.Eleanor Ford: The turmeric one is lovely because it's very fresh. It's that bright orange, and then it's mixed with... is it with ginger, I think it's got in that one?Suzy Chase: Yes.Eleanor Ford: As well and lime juice.Suzy Chase: And honey.Eleanor Ford: And honey. There are lots of different variants all using leaves or herbs. There's one I make quite often with tamarind, which is sweet because of palm sugar that's added, and that's got the pandan leaves as well. Just something about it rather than reminds me of Coca-Cola, that sort of spices infused with a sweet liquid. There's something like an early cola about it. Some of the Jamus can be very taxing. They can be very bitter and green, particularly those with extra health-giving qualities, but they can be delightful to drink as well. I've gone for the less excruciating versions in the book, the ones that are a real pleasure.Suzy Chase: Now to my segment called My Favorite Cookbook. Aside from this cookbook, what's your all-time favorite cookbook and why?Eleanor Ford: Oh, this is such a difficult choice because I'm an avid collector of cookbooks. I've got far too many. I think a really favorite author of mine is Gill Meller who writes about English ingredients in a very beautiful way. He's a real master class in using flavors and seasonal cooking.Suzy Chase: What's the name of the cookbook?Eleanor Ford: His first cookbook's called Gather. That's a favorite of mine.Suzy Chase: Where can we find you on the web and social media?Eleanor Ford: I am on Instagram, EleanorFordFood.Suzy Chase: Thank you so much, Eleanor, for coming on Cookery by the Book podcast.Eleanor Ford: Oh, thank you so much for having me. It's been a delight talking to you.Outro: Subscribe over on CookerybytheBook.com, and thanks for listening to the number one cookbook podcast, Cookery by the Book.

Iran ta zargi manyan kasashen Turai da saba yajejeniyar Nukiliya ta shekarar 2015, kwana guda bayan Birtaniya, Faransa da Jamus suka gabatar da korafin cewa Tehran ba ta mutunta yarjejeniyar. Garba Aliyu zaria ya mayar da hankali zuwa wasu daga cikin manyen labarai na wannan mako.

Shirin ya duba rayuwar 'yan Nijar mazauna birnin Hamburg a tarayyar Jamus. Wasu daga cikin 'yan Nijar din sunn shafe kusan shekaru 18 zuwa 30 a kasar Jamus tare da iyalensu.

Shirin na wannan karo ya duba batun tsarin tafiyar da ilimi a makarantun gwamnati da na masu zaman kansu a Jamus da kuma irin bambancin da ke da akwai a tsakaninsu da kuma wanda ke da akwai tsakanin Jamus da Afirka.

Shirin Dandalin matasa na wannan mako(19-12-19) ya tattauna da wasu matasan Najeriya da suka samu damar zuwa Turai musamman ma Jamus don samun horo na aiki ko kuma yin karatu.

Shirin ya duba ranar bikin baje kolin littattafai na duniya da aka saba yi kowace shekara a birnin Frankfurt na Jamus. Babban abin da bukin ke son cimma shi ne na kara bunkasa al’adu da inganta harkokin rubutu da karatu a duniya

Jamus has a strong history of success in the tech industry. He was an early member of the team at Demandware, which was a massive success story in the early days of SaaS. He played a key role in the company's growth to an IPO in 2012 and the company was later acquired by Salesforce.com for a reported $2.6B. Jamus is now leading Moltin, a venture backed company that embraces an API-first Headless Commerce Service for high-growth businesses with sophisticated consumer engagement strategies. In this episode of our podcast, we cover: * Jamus' background and the overall progression of his career. * A deep dive into the story of Demandware and how they were able to scale the company to an IPO and acquisition. * All the details on Moltin and how the company and its technology is disrupting the digital commerce industry. * Advice for executives who are looking to take on a CEO role at a company. * Tips on how to make the transition into a founder-led company a smooth one. * And more! If you like the show, please remember to subscribe and review us on iTunes, Soundcloud, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google Play.

Founders of Embodied Presence Lee and Jamus join me to talk about working with partners, BMC, dance and contact improv, spiritual enquiry, experiential anatomy, the animal body, “safety” and support, trauma, growth vs healing, “grounding”, the heart, nature “doing the heavy lifting”, taking time to let things digest, embodied consciousness, sight impairment, and the contrast between sexy fast and hard training and more gentle considered training. http://embodiedpresence.co.uk

A bana aka cika shekaru 100 caf da kafa makarantar fasahar gine-gine da aka fi sani da Bauhaus, wanda Walter Gropius ya kafa a shekarar 1919 a birnin Weimar na nan Jamus.

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Dr. Jamus Edwards is a good buddy of mine. You are going to love this interview!  

In this episode of Room 9 Sean sits down with Jamus Winston. They get into a conversation discussing small behaviors that stem from stress that can, if not stopped, lead to a relapse. They also touch on how mindfulness and self-awareness will allow you to become more cognizant of these behaviors and how living in TRUTH will prevent many struggles down the road.

In this episode, Chinese businessman, Tom, is joined by South African politician, Jim, to talk about the creepypasta that’s taking the internet by storm: Momo. While Australian bushmaster, Dustin, is on vacation with his family, the team is joined by lead singer of Autumn Reverie, and creepypasta researcher, Jake. Jamus tries calling Momo and even […]

In this episode, writer of “A Brief History of Everything,” Tom, and painter of Mona Lisa, Dustin, are joined by winner of the Nobel Peace Prize for humanitarianism, Jamus, and builder of the Burj Khalifa, Mattsquatch, to talk about cults. The crew, with the help of the fan(s), create their very own cult complete with […]

In this episode, Chilean mine saboteur, Tom, and the first man to walk on Neil Armstrong, Dustin, try to coax a demon out of the closet and get chased around the house by Drybones to Benny Hill music. Jamus tries to get a free You Had Me at Bigfoot shirt by summoning a demon even […]

In this episode, the lady who tried to climb the Statue of Liberty, Tom, and desecrator of the Pet Sematary, Dustin, talk about their favorite haunted objects and cursed sex robots. Jamus exposes the conspiracy that Theory of a Deadman, Nickelback, and Lifehouse are the same guy and chugs an entire bottle of cheap wine.

In this mini episode, Dustin finally lays into Angela (the supposed psychic), Tom calls out the other individuals who have tried to cheat the show, and Jamus does what he does best: nothing.

Omni Talk sits down with Moltin CEO, Jamus Driscoll live at Shop.org

Men's Retreat Session 1 "Election" Jamus Edwards by Christ Church Carbondale

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Ba kowa ne yake murna da wannan bikin ba a Radio D. Aikin da aka ba wa Compus shi ne ya kai wadannan 'yan jaridar dajin nan mai suna "Black Forest", inda nan ne bikin ya fi armashi. A wadansu bangarori na Jamus, ana yin bikin gargajiya ne cike da nishadi. A Radio D kuwa, wannan biki ya jawo hatsaniya. Paula ba ta ga dalilin zumudin da Phillip yake yi ba, saboda shigar da ya yi ba ta burge ta ba. Abin da ya faranta wa Philipp rai shi ne, bincikensu ya kai su wannan dajin, inda mutane cikin shigar mayu ke sace motoci ana tsaka da shagalin bikin. 'Yan jaridar sun so su gudanar da wani shiri na kai tsaye, amma abin bai yiwu ba. A nan mayu suka jawo Philipp daga mota suka kuma sace shi. Tsarin kalmomi a Jamusanci bai kai jidalin bikin nan ba. Wannan kashin ya mayar da hankali ne a kan bigiren aikau da aikatau.

Philipp har yanzu bai samu hutun da yake so ba. Bayan gama fafatawa da kwaron da ya dame shi, sai ya fuskanci hayaniyar makwabta. Yayin da kwatsam aka yi masa waya daga Berlin, sai ya baro kauyen a gaggauce. Bayan fafatawar da Philipp ya yi da kwari a can, sai ga karar zarto, da hayaniyar wani da yake koyon busa. Duk abubuwa dai sun taru sun dame shi. Don haka, yayin da Paula ta Radio D ta kira shi daga Berlin, sai Philipp ya sami dalilin katse ziyararsa ta kauye. Philipp dai ya yi ban-kwana da mahaifiyarsa wadda ba ta ji dadin tafiyarsa ba, daga nan sai ya garzaya babban birnin kasar Jamus. Idan ma Jamusancinku bai nuna ba, za ku iya fahimtar abin da yake faruwa a wannan kashin. Kalmomin da ake amfani da su na yau da kullum, da kuma karin muryar da ake amfani da shi, za su taimaka muku wajen fahimtar shirin da kuma iya saurarensa.