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Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: Moonlit Magic: A Christmas Market Tale of Hope and Art Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hu/episode/2025-12-23-23-34-02-hu Story Transcript:Hu: A holdfény ezüst árnyékokat vetett a homokos tengerpartra.En: The moonlight cast silver shadows on the sandy beach.Hu: A karácsonyi piac esti fényei csillogtak a sötét ég alatt.En: The Christmas market's evening lights sparkled beneath the dark sky.Hu: Édes sütemények, meleg bor illata és nevetés töltötte be a levegőt.En: The air was filled with the scent of sweet pastries, warm wine, and laughter.Hu: A parton mindenki ünnepelt.En: Everyone on the beach was celebrating.Hu: Itt volt Janos, egy csendes helyi művész, aki saját készítésű díszeket árult.En: Janos was there, a quiet local artist selling his handmade decorations.Hu: Mellette állt Peter, a barátja, aki segített neki.En: Beside him stood Peter, his friend, who was helping him out.Hu: Janos aggodalmasan nézte az emberek forgatagát.En: Janos looked anxiously at the crowd.Hu: Mindegyik dísz egy kis műalkotás volt: apró fafigurák, gondosan festett üvegcsengők.En: Each decoration was a small work of art: tiny wooden figures, carefully painted glass bells.Hu: De az emberek csak elmentek mellettük.En: But people just walked past them.Hu: Janos tudta, hogy ha nem ad el eleget, a műhelye nem élheti túl a telet.En: Janos knew that if he didn't sell enough, his workshop wouldn't survive the winter.Hu: Lilla egyedül állt a parton, a lábát a hideg homokba süllyesztette.En: Lilla stood alone on the beach, her feet sinking into the cold sand.Hu: Az otthontól távol, valami különlegeset keresett.En: Far from home, she was searching for something special.Hu: Egy kis emléket, ami varázslatot hoz az életébe.En: A small keepsake that would bring magic into her life.Hu: Ahogy sétált, szeme megakadt Janos csillogó díszein.En: As she walked, her eyes caught on Janos's shimmering decorations.Hu: Valami megérintette a szívét.En: Something touched her heart.Hu: - Ezek gyönyörűek - mondta Lilla, az egyik díszt tartva a kezében.En: "These are beautiful," Lilla said, holding one of the decorations in her hand.Hu: Janos arcán mosoly suhant át.En: A smile flickered across Janos's face.Hu: Mégis, a félelem ott bujkált a tekintetében.En: Yet, fear still lingered in his eyes.Hu: - Köszönöm - felelte halkan.En: "Thank you," he replied softly.Hu: Peter közelebb lépett, biztatóan vállon veregette Janost.En: Peter stepped closer and patted Janos encouragingly on the shoulder.Hu: Lilla rövid, őszinte pillantást váltott Janossal.En: Lilla exchanged a brief, sincere glance with Janos.Hu: Érezte azt a különleges kapcsolatot, amit keresett.En: She felt that special connection she had been looking for.Hu: A piac lassan zárt, de Lilla nem mozdult.En: The market was slowly closing, but Lilla didn't move.Hu: Vajon mit tartogat még ez az ismeretlen művész?En: What else did this unknown artist have in store?Hu: - Megveszem ezt a díszt - jelentette ki Lilla, majd kíváncsian nézett Janos szemébe.En: "I'll buy this decoration," Lilla declared, then glanced curiously into Janos's eyes.Hu: - Mesélne még a műveiről?En: "Would you tell me more about your works?"Hu: Ez a kis dísz volt az utolsó a standon.En: This little ornament was the last on the stand.Hu: Janos meghatottan beleegyezett.En: Janos agreed, touched.Hu: - Ha szeretnéd, gyere el a műhelyembe holnap - hívta meg Lillát, szemében reménnyel.En: "If you'd like, come to my workshop tomorrow," he invited Lilla, hope in his eyes.Hu: Az éjszaka hűvös volt, de mindkettőjük szívében melegség uralkodott.En: The night was cool, but warmth filled both their hearts.Hu: Janos új ihletet és önbizalmat merített Lilla elismeréséből.En: Janos drew new inspiration and confidence from Lilla's appreciation.Hu: Lilla pedig végre megtalált egy kapcsolatot, ami élettel töltötte meg az ünnepet.En: Lilla had finally found a connection that filled the holiday with life.Hu: Másnap újra együtt voltak, a holdfény táncot járt a tengeren, és a műhely falai között a remény apró lángja kezdett újra égni.En: The next day, they were together again, the moonlight dancing on the sea, and within the walls of the workshop, the faint flame of hope began to burn anew. Vocabulary Words:moonlight: holdfénycast: vetettsandy: homokossparkled: csillogtakworkshop: műhelyesurvive: túlélnianxiously: aggodalmasanfigures: figurákpainted: festettlinger: bujkáltspecial: különlegeskeepsake: emlékshimmering: csillogótouched: megérintetteflickered: suhantglance: pillantástornament: díszappreciation: elismeréspat: veregettecuriously: kíváncsiandeclared: jelentetteconfidence: önbizalominspiration: ihletcool: hűvöshope: reményconnection: kapcsolatunknown: ismeretlenartist: művészscent: illatabeneath: alatt
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Opening December 12 and running through the 20th at the Pumphouse Theatre in Calgary, Morpheus Theatre presents Peter Pan: An Awfully Big Pantomime, directed by Janos Zeller. Kyle sits down with Janos to discuss the scope of a pantomime, the labour involved in theatrical comedy and and in depth discussion about how this project came to be. A must listen. Tickets are Limited: https://www.morpheustheatre.ca/?portfolio=peter-pan-2025 About the Show: All children, except one, grow up… On the hunt for his pesky shadow, Peter Pan meets the Darling children in their Nursery. With a sprinkling of Tinkerbell's fairy dust, Wendy, John and Michael leave Nana the Dog behind on a flight to Neverland – a magical place home to lost boys, mermaids and the most villainous pirate of them all; Captain Hook! With Mrs Starkey and her bumbling son Smee by his side, Hook seeks revenge against Peter Pan who fed his hand to a tick-tocking crocodile. Will the boy who never grew-up rid Neverland of Captain Hook forever? Will the Darlings find their way home to London? And, most importantly, do you believe in fairies? Find out in this swashbuckling pantomime that will have you ‘hooked'!
La reaparición del bisonte americano en el norte de México avanza con un nuevo capítulo histórico. Tras más de dos siglos de ausencia en Coahuila, autoridades ambientales y comunidades originarias celebraron la llegada de 44 ejemplares a la Área de Protección de Recursos Naturales Cuenca Don Martín. Esta acción forma parte de un esfuerzo binacional de recuperación de la especie que comenzó hace casi dos décadas en la Reserva de la Biosfera de Janos, Chihuahua.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Send us a textJoin hosts Alex Sarlin and Ben Kornell as they break down OpenAI's unexpected launch of ChatGPT for K–12, Google's accelerating AI momentum, and what these shifts mean for schools, teachers, and the edtech ecosystem.✨ Episode Highlights: [00:02:03] OpenAI unveils ChatGPT for K–12 educators—secure, curriculum-aware, and free through 2027 [00:03:02] The emerging AI Classroom Wars between OpenAI and Google across major U.S. districts [00:07:36] Google's big week: DeepMind tutoring gains and Gemini 3's multimodal upgrades [00:10:25] How district leaders will navigate growing community divides over AI adoption [00:14:04] What OpenAI's move means for MagicSchool, SchoolAI, Brisk, and other edtech playersPlus, special guests:[00:19:26] Janos Perczel, CEO of Polygence on scaling project-based learning with AI and why TeachLM trains models on authentic student–teacher interactions[00:41:36] Dr. Stephen Hodges, CEO of Efekta Education on AI-powered language learning for 4M students and early evidence of major test score gains
The world has grown quiet about climate change. Too quiet.We scroll past floods, fires, droughts… and move on with our day.As if the problem solved itself.As if we've earned the luxury to look away.Janos Pasztor (full episode) has spent 40 years inside the rooms where climate decisions are made — from serving as UN Assistant Secretary-General for Climate Change to advising presidents, prime ministers, and global institutions.And in this SPARK20 highlight episode, one truth stood out:We are not done with climate change.We are only entering its most consequential chapter.This is not a doom story.It is the story of a man who still believes humanity can choose a better future — if we're willing to face the questions we've been avoiding.What You'll Learn in 20 MinutesWhy global warming accelerates even as we reduce emissions (00:01:15) And why governments are still “not addressing the issue sufficiently.”Why adaptation alone cannot save us (00:01:54) And what the real limits of adaptation look like.Why Janos believes we may need to cool parts of the planet (00:02:32) And why no political leader wants to say it out loud.How climate diplomacy changed since the 1980s — and why it matters now (00:03:32) Including the rise of China in global negotiations.Why capitalism itself may need to evolve (00:08:05) And what this means for investors, innovation, and global stability.What geoengineering really is (and is not) (00:09:16) Forget the internet myths — this is the factual explanation.Why volcanic eruptions hold a clue to future climate solutions (00:12:04) Why SRM is scientifically feasible — and politically dangerous (00:17:11) The technology is simple. The governance is not.Why the biggest risk of SRM is not cost — but consent (00:17:44) And what happens when societies don't get a say.What a unilateral climate intervention could trigger (00:20:33) A scenario every policymaker should hear.Why Janos still believes in a brighter future (00:21:07) A rare moment of optimism from someone who has seen every side of the crisis.Quotes to Carry With You
Zusammenfassung: Das Gespräch beleuchtet das Konzept, „das Licht der Welt“ zu sein, wie es in geistlichen Lehren beschrieben wird, und betont die Bedeutung einer fortwährenden Erfüllung durch den Heiligen Geist, um den eigenen göttlichen Auftrag zu erfüllen.Denkanstöße Gott hat uns berufen, das Licht der Welt zu sein.Wir müssen ständig neu erfüllt werden, um unser Licht leuchten zu lassen.Das, womit wir uns füllen, beeinflusst unsere Fähigkeit zu dienen.Der Heilige Geist befähigt uns, unseren Auftrag zu erfüllen.Die richtige „Füllung“ ist entscheidend für geistliches Wachstum.Unsere Taten spiegeln unseren geistlichen Zustand wider.Geistliche Erfüllung braucht bewusste Entscheidung.Das Licht, das wir weitergeben, spiegelt wider, womit wir innerlich erfüllt sind.Das Verständnis unseres göttlichen Zwecks ist entscheidend für unseren Weg.Gemeinschaft und Unterstützung helfen uns, vom Geist erfüllt zu bleiben.
Welcome to the CanadianSME Small Business Podcast, hosted by Kripa Anand. In this episode, we explore how Artificial Intelligence is transforming infrastructure intelligence and tackling one of the most pressing challenges in knowledge-intensive industries—knowledge continuity.Joining us is Janos Toth, CEO of RecognAIse Technologies, a leader with over 30 years of experience in the electrical utility industry. Janos shares how RecognAIse leverages AI-augmented technology to preserve institutional expertise, improve decision-making, and build the future of infrastructure intelligence.Key Highlights:Scalable Image Analysis: How RecognAIse enables faster detection of structural issues beyond human capacity. AI Augmentation: Combining human expertise with AI to enhance project quality and reduce rework. Knowledge Continuity: How the GridMentor platform captures decades of experience into structured intelligence. Cross-Industry Impact: How AI knowledge management is transforming multiple professional sectors. Future Vision: Janos shares RecognAIse's long-term goals for global infrastructure intelligence and innovation.Special Thanks to Our Partners:RBC: https://www.rbcroyalbank.com/dms/business/accounts/beyond-banking/index.htmlUPS: https://solutions.ups.com/ca-beunstoppable.html?WT.mc_id=BUSMEWAGoogle: https://www.google.ca/A1 Global College: https://a1globalcollege.ca/ADP Canada: https://www.adp.ca/en.aspxFor more expert insights, visit www.canadiansme.ca and subscribe to the CanadianSME Small Business Magazine. Stay innovative, stay informed, and thrive in the digital age!Disclaimer: The information shared in this podcast is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered as direct financial or business advice. Always consult with a qualified professional for advice specific to your situation.
Ali Hackalife spricht mit Dr. Janos Hegedüs über die Frage, wie sich ein interessierter Leihe eine Meinung in Medizinfragen bilden kann. Warum das Lesen von Studien keine Wunderlösung ist und wo sich fachfremde Interessierte stattdessen informieren können.
Send us a textThis week Robert and Anthony travel to Janos Nemeth to hunt Fallow deer in midlands Ireland . The lads chat with Janos after the hunt about why we chose the deer to take out , the benefits of good genetic management , the thrill of the hunt and Janos and his wife Orsolya's new business St, Hubertus Hunting Ireland , a guided hunting and nature walk enterprise for hunting trips in Ireland , UK, Hungary and Africa . we also chat about the small matter of our upcoming trip back to Labod in Hungary in two weeks time !!!Support the showCheck us out on instagram, Facebook and YouTube for more great content and if you wish to subscribe please see our link below
Früher war die Arbeit schuld am Krankwerden – ätzende Flüssigkeiten, Lärmbelastung durch Maschinen, giftige Dämpfe. Heute ist Arbeit nicht mehr bloß Broterwerb, sondern macht Spaß: Wir sind zu „Genussarbeitern“ geworden, die sich frei in ihrer Arbeitsgestaltung fühlen, aber dennoch in einer Gesellschaft leben, die den Einzelnen nach Erfolg und Leistung misst. Die Verantwortung für Gesundheit liegt dabei zunehmend beim Einzelnen. In Zeiten von flexiblen Jobmodellen, in denen Arbeit jederzeit und von überall ausgeführt werden kann, sind es weniger die Bedrohungen von außen als die inneren Gesundheitsrisiken wie Stress, Information Overload, geistige Dauerüberforderung und im schlimmsten Fall Burn-out. Prof. Dr. med. János Winkler ist Facharzt für Physikalische und Rehabilitative Medizin, sowie zahlreichen Zusatzausbildungen. Er versteht den Menschen daher in seiner Gesamtheit als Synthese aus Körper, Geist und Seele, in einem dynamischen Umfeld und im ständigen Wechselspiel mit der Natur. Die Trennung des Menschen in Psyche und Körper (sprich „Psycho-Somatik“) hebt Er mit seinem Handeln auf. Was Er damit genau meint, werden wir in unserer heutigen Folge besprechen, herzlich willkommen, Prof. Dr. János Winkler.
Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: Unveiling Secrets: Mystery at Budapest's Science Museum Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hu/episode/2025-06-01-22-34-02-hu Story Transcript:Hu: A tavaszi zápor épp elvonulóban volt Budapest felett, ahogy a Szentháromság ünnepének vidám színeivel borított városban megnyílt a Tudományos Múzeum új kiállítása.En: The spring shower was just passing over Budapest, as the Science Museum's new exhibition opened in the city adorned with the cheerful colors of the Holy Trinity celebration.Hu: A csodálatos épület, amely ötvözte a klasszikus és modern stílust, élettel telt meg.En: The magnificent building, which blended classical and modern styles, was filled with life.Hu: Janos, a múzeum kíváncsi kurátora, izgatottan várt a bejáratnál.En: Janos, the museum's curious curator, waited excitedly at the entrance.Hu: Az ő szíve napok óta izgult az új kiállítás miatt, melynek fő látványossága egy ritka, ókori műtárgy volt.En: His heart had been excited for days about the new exhibition, whose main attraction was a rare ancient artifact.Hu: E műtárgy jelentősége éppen olyan nagy volt, mint amennyire sejtelmes.En: This artifact's significance was as great as it was mysterious.Hu: - Üdv, Janos!En: "Hello, Janos!"Hu: - kiáltotta Bela, kollégája, aki mindig versengésre készült, de egy jó rejtélyre is.En: shouted Bela, his colleague, who was always ready for competition, but also intrigued by a good mystery.Hu: - Hallottad, hogy valami érdekesről fecsegnek a látogatók?En: "Did you hear that the visitors are gossiping about something interesting?"Hu: Janos bólintott.En: Janos nodded.Hu: Az emberek izgatottsága nem csökkent a hír hallatán, hogy a ritka műtárgy titokzatos módon eltűnt.En: The excitement of the people didn't diminish upon hearing the news that the rare artifact had mysteriously disappeared.Hu: Janosnak bizonyítania kellett.En: Janos had to prove himself.Hu: Szerette volna megmutatni, hogy méltó a múzeum tiszteletére, és minden erejével azon volt, hogy bebizonyítsa, nem csupán egy egyszerű segédkurátor.En: He wanted to show that he was worthy of the museum's respect and was determined to prove that he was not just an ordinary assistant curator.Hu: A kiállítótermekben egy fiatal nő, Katalin, szorgalmasan figyelte a történéseket.En: In the exhibition rooms, a young woman, Katalin, diligently observed the happenings.Hu: Amatőr detektívként soha nem hagyta figyelmen kívül az izgalmas kihívásokat.En: As an amateur detective, she never ignored exciting challenges.Hu: Bár nem volt hivatalos képzettsége, elszántsága és éles elméje figyelemre méltó volt.En: Although she had no formal training, her determination and sharp mind were remarkable.Hu: Az idő szorításában Janos úgy döntött, hogy elfogadja Katalin segítségét.En: Under time pressure, Janos decided to accept Katalin's help.Hu: Ez új volt számára, de szüksége volt minden segítségre.En: This was new for him, but he needed all the help he could get.Hu: Bela, bár hajlamos volt a dolgokat túlzó módon kezelni, szintén a csapat részévé vált.En: Bela, although prone to handling things in an exaggerated manner, also became part of the team.Hu: Ahogy a nap perzselő sugarai behatoltak a szobákba, és egyre több látogató érkezett, a trió számtalan nyomot követett.En: As the sun's scorching rays penetrated the rooms, and more and more visitors arrived, the trio followed numerous clues.Hu: Egyik éjjel, amikor a múzeum elhagyatott és csendes volt, úgy döntöttek, hogy visszatérnek.En: One night, when the museum was deserted and silent, they decided to return.Hu: Katalin figyelmét egy régi falpanel ragadta meg, amely elütött a környezetétől.En: Katalin was drawn to an old wall panel that stood out from its surroundings.Hu: Janos gyanakodva lépett közelebb, és véletlenül elmozdította a panelt.En: Suspiciously, Janos stepped closer and accidentally shifted the panel.Hu: A panel mögött egy titkos átjáró tárult fel, amely mélyen a múzeum belsejébe vezetett.En: Behind the panel, a secret passageway was revealed, leading deep into the museum's interior.Hu: Az átjáró a bátor felfedezőket egy rejtekhelyre vezette, ahol megdöbbentően ott volt az eltűnt műtárgy!En: The passageway led the brave explorers to a hidden place where, astonishingly, the missing artifact was!Hu: - Ez elképesztő!En: "This is amazing!"Hu: - kiáltotta Bela, visszhangzónak tűnő hangon.En: shouted Bela, his voice seeming to echo.Hu: Katalin mosolygott, Janos pedig megkönnyebbült.En: Katalin smiled, and Janos felt relieved.Hu: Az elképesztő felfedezés tudatában Janos és csapata a múzeum igazgatósága elé álltak.En: Aware of the incredible discovery, Janos and his team stood before the museum board.Hu: A történet elmesélésével, a rejtély megoldásának részleteivel és a visszaszerzett műtárgy bemutatásával Janos megkapta a megérdemelt elismerést.En: By narrating the story, detailing the mystery's solution, and presenting the recovered artifact, Janos received the deserved recognition.Hu: Az igazgatóság meghajolt a három bátor nyomozó előtt, Janos pedig újra magára talált.En: The board bowed to the three brave investigators, and Janos found himself again.Hu: Megértette, hogy az igazi sikeres munkához csapatmunka kell, és hálát adott Katalin éleslátásáért és Bela lelkesedéséért.En: He understood that true successful work requires teamwork and was grateful for Katalin's insight and Bela's enthusiasm.Hu: Most már nemcsak egy ügyes kurátor, hanem egy olyan vezető is volt, aki tudta, hogyan hozza ki a legjobbat másokból is.En: Now he was not only a skilled curator but also a leader who knew how to bring out the best in others.Hu: Ahogy az ünnepi hétvége zárult, a napfény aranylóan tündökölt a múzeum fölött.En: As the festive weekend came to a close, the sunlight shone golden over the museum.Hu: A tavasz teljességében az emberek csodálkozva nézték a múzeum új hősét, Janost, aki most már nemcsak egy résztvevő volt, hanem a történelem részese is.En: In the fullness of spring, people gazed in wonder at the museum's new hero, Janos, who was now not just a participant but a part of history. Vocabulary Words:shower: záporexhibition: kiállításadorned: borítottmagnificent: csodálatoscurator: kurátorartifact: műtárgymysterious: sejtelmesgossiping: fecsegnekdiminish: csökkentdeserted: elhagyatottpassageway: átjáróastonishingly: megdöbbentőeninvestigators: nyomozórecognition: elismeréstsuccessful: sikeresenthusiasm: lelkesedésparticipant: résztvevőpenalized: büntetettteamwork: csapatmunkaremarkable: figyelemre méltóscorching: perzselőenthused: lelkesdetermined: elszántinterior: belsejébesolution: megoldáschallenges: kihívásinsight: éleslátásdeserved: megérdemelttrespassing: behajózottmaturity: érettség
What does it take to be the most trusted name in optics? In this episode of the NIOA Unloaded Podcast, we go behind the scenes with Jon and Janos of Leupold—an American optics icon that's been setting the standard in scopes and sighting systems for over a century. This is your all-access pass to one of the world's most respected and relentless optics brands. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NIOASportingAndOutdoor Disclaimer: NIOA Nominees Pty Ltd holds the copyright to the following video and associated images. Any unauthorised broadcast of this video, associated images or part thereof, is strictly prohibited.
ZusammenfassungIn diesem Gespräch werden die Themen Jesus als Sänger, die Bedeutung von Psalm 136 und die Konzepte von Barmherzigkeit und Auferstehung im Kontext von Ostern erörtert. Es betont, wie wichtig es ist, Gottes Güte und die verwandelnde Kraft der Auferstehung zu verstehen, und ermutigt die Zuhörerinnen und Zuhörer, sich auf neues Leben und eine tiefere Beziehung zu Gott einzulassen.Denkanstöße• Jesus sang während des letzten Abendmahls und betonte dabei seine Menschlichkeit.• Psalm 136 ist eine kraftvolle Erinnerung an Gottes Barmherzigkeit und Güte.• Erweckung bedeutet, Traditionen und Glauben neues Leben einzuhauchen.Gottes Güte zu verstehen, ist für geistliches Wachstum unerlässlich.• Die Auferstehung bedeutet neues Leben und Hoffnung für die Gläubigen.Gott wünscht sich eine persönliche Beziehung zu jedem Einzelnen.• Barmherzigkeit ist von entscheidender Bedeutung, denn niemand kann sich mit Gottes Güte messen.• Traditionen sollten mit Sinn und Zweck erfüllt sein.• Ostern symbolisiert Erneuerung und Wiedergeburt in unserem Leben.• Wir sind aufgerufen, Gottes Liebe und Barmherzigkeit in unserem Leben widerzuspiegeln.
ZusammenfassungIn diesem Gespräch denkt der Redner über die Herausforderungen und Lektionen nach, die er in schwierigen Zeiten gelernt hat, und betont, wie wichtig es ist, Gott zu vertrauen und den Glauben in Prüfungen zu bewahren. Die Diskussion umfasst biblische Beispiele wie Kaleb und Petrus, um zu veranschaulichen, wie der Glaube in der Wüste geprüft und gestärkt werden kann. Der Referent ermutigt die Zuhörer, ihre Herausforderungen als Gelegenheit zum Wachstum zu begreifen und mit Glauben statt mit Angst zu reagieren.Denkanstöße◉ Gott bringt uns oft aus einem bestimmten Grund in schwierige Zeiten.◉ Wir können während unserer Erfahrungen in der Wüste wertvolle Lektionen lernen.◉ Gott voll und ganz zu vertrauen, ist während der Prüfungen unerlässlich.◉ Zweifel können unseren Glauben und unseren Fortschritt behindern.◉ Die Wüste kann uns entweder bitter machen oder unseren Glauben stärken.◉ Das Beispiel Kalebs zeigt, wie wichtig Ausdauer und Glaube sind.◉ Wir sollten auf Herausforderungen mit Glauben und nicht mit Angst reagieren.◉ Einfacher Gehorsam kann zu tiefgreifenden Ergebnissen führen.◉ Gottes Treue zeigt sich in unseren Nöten.◉ Wir sind dazu berufen, uns von Gott prüfen, formen und senden zu lassen.
What if the only way to save the planet... is to cool it? Not figuratively—literally. Because the heatwaves, floods, and fires you've seen so far? They're just the beginning.
ZusammenfassungDieses Gespräch befasst sich mit den Lehren aus dem Titusbrief. Im Mittelpunkt stehen die Verantwortung von Eltern, die Bedeutung der Gnade für die Errettung und das Leben im Einklang mit christlichen Werten. Es wird betont, dass Gnade nicht nur rettet, sondern auch dazu erzieht, ein gottgefälliges Leben zu führen. Gute Werke sind eine natürliche Folge der Erlösung. Ebenso wird die Erwartung der Wiederkunft Jesu angesprochen sowie die Notwendigkeit, ein vorbildliches Leben zu führen, das keinen Anstoß gibt. DenkanstößeEltern tragen Verantwortung für das Verhalten ihrer Kinder.Gnade ist die Grundlage der Errettung, nicht unsere Werke.Ein gottgefälliges Leben bedeutet, sich von Gottlosigkeit abzuwenden.Gnade lehrt uns, besonnen, gerecht und gottesfürchtig zu leben.Wir sollen die Wiederkunft Jesu voller Hoffnung erwarten.Die Erlösung durch Jesus soll uns zu guten Werken bewegen.Unser Leben soll Gottes Gnade widerspiegeln.Gnade darf nicht als Ausrede für Sünde missbraucht werden.Lehre, Ermutigung und Zurechtweisung sind zentral in der Gemeinschaft.Ein transparentes Leben ermöglicht, dass Gnade in uns wirkt.
ZusammenfassungDieses Gespräch behandelt die Themen Glauben, Heuchelei und die Bedeutung eines authentischen Lebens innerhalb der Kirchengemeinschaft. Es betont die Berufung aller Generationen zum Glauben, die Gefahren der Heuchelei und die Notwendigkeit, dass ältere Generationen die jüngeren anleiten und in sie investieren. Außerdem wird die Verantwortung junger Männer und Frauen hervorgehoben, ihren Glauben praktisch und ethisch in ihrem täglichen Leben auszuleben.DenkanstößeGott ruft alle Generationen, nicht nur die Jungen.Heuchelei ist in der heutigen Gesellschaft weit verbreitet.Ein authentisches Leben ist entscheidend für geistige und geistliche Gesundheit.Ältere Generationen haben die Verantwortung, die Jüngeren zu führen.Jüngere Generationen brauchen Mentoren und Unterstützung von älteren Mitgliedern.Unterordnung in Beziehungen bedeutet gegenseitigen Respekt, nicht geringeren Wert.Junge Männer sollen besonnen und vorbildlich sein.Der Glaube sollte sich in unseren Taten und Beziehungen widerspiegeln.Die Kirche sollte ein Ort der Verantwortung und des Wachstums sein.Die Balance zwischen Theologie und praktischem Leben ist entscheidend.
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Welcome to Ghent, Belgium, home to Dok Brewing Company, an independent Belgian craft brewery that dares to push boundaries, doing what they want to do on their terms.Belgian beers are known across the globe not only for their sweet flavor profiles but also for their higher alcohol levels. These characteristics define a well-loved style of beer that many brewers attempt to replicate, aiming to transport their consumers to Belgium through the liquid in their glass.We've experienced many fantastic breweries in several countries outside of Belgium that have done just that. We've also experienced Belgian beers in Belgium. Let me tell you, as a beer lover, there's not much better than enjoying a Westvleteren 12 at the source (or as close to it as one can get when one can't access the Abbey itself).Welcome to Dok Brewing in Ghent, BelgiumOr is there? How about finding a Belgian brewery defining Belgian beer on their terms, from a craft beer perspective? Welcome to Dok Brewing, one of Ghent's few independent breweries seeking to introduce more styles to Belgian beer consumers. Not to annihilate its well-earned status on the hierarchy of exquisite beers, but to help bring that history into the future.With a team of four partners, each with unique skill sets, Dok Brewing is changing the game when it comes to brewing beer in Belgium. Of course, you'll find traditional Belgian beers, such as the beloved tripel, but you'll also find historical styles, such as the uitzet, IPAs, stouts, wheats, sours, and so much more. Using ingredients from all over the world, Dok aims to educate its consumers, opening a pathway that goes well beyond the traditional Belgian beers.Meet Janos De Baets, Co-Founder and Head BrewerJoin us as we chat with one of the four partners and Head Brewer at Dok Brewing, Janos De Baets. Janos discovered his love of brewing at a young age when he came across a job posting for a brewer's assistant. He's never looked back.This is his story, Dok's story, and Belgium's story of how craft beer can find its way into a traditional market, becoming not just a player, but a leader.We sat down with Janos on Dok's expansive patio, located in the impressive Hal 16 industrial space in the old Ghent docklands, beer in hand. Not only did we get to experience many of Dok's brews, but also Janos' views on how Belgians see beer and how he and his partners at Dok are working to change that while still respecting the traditional Belgian styles.For all the show notes, including images and more, click here.Connect with Dok Brewing CoDok Brewing Company Dok-Noord 4B, 9000 Ghent, BelgiumInstagramFacebookCheck out Camp Carpe DiemCheck out https://campcarpediem.com for all the community and fun. Stop adulting and find your playful side! Use code CCDBEERME for $20 off!Check out Hammock UniverseHead on over to https://hammockuniverseusa.com for the best hammocks on the planet!Connect with Us:The Craft Beer Travel & Adventure Podcast is hosted by Living a Stout Life, where we share stories, community, and resources for all your craft beer travel and adventure lifestyle needs.We would absolutely love it if you subscribe to the podcast and leave us a review. As my nephew once said, "We say please and thank you!"Subscribe to Living a Stout Life:Camp Carpe DiemNewsletterYouTubeFacebookInstagramBuy Us a Beer:Like our podcast? Help keep it going with a donation for a beer. We'll even zoom ya for a happy hour, if you'd like. Or meet up in person if we can. Click here to buy us a beer.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/craft-beer-travel-and-adventure/donations
durée : 00:28:34 - Chefs oubliés VI (1/4) : Janos Ferencsik - par : Christian Merlin - Nouvelle série de quatre maestros à qui la postérité aurait pu faire une meilleure place : le Hongrois Janos Ferencsik (1907-1984), le Français d'origine austro-hongroise de Roumanie Charles Bruck (1911-1995), le Roumain Constantin Silvestri (1913-1969), et l'Espagnol Ataulfo Argenta (1913-1958). - réalisé par : Marie Grout
Gratis Workshop mit Prof. Dr. Janos Winkler: https://go.fundamed.net/vegan-vs-biohackingLeistungsfähig, fit und gesund? — Entdecke in dem faszinierenden Interview mit Prof. Dr. Janos Winkler, einem renommierten deutschen Arzt und Unternehmer, wie eine "andere Medizin" Dir dabei helfen kann, gesund zu werden. Dr. Winkler hat speziell für seine Patient:innen eine innovative Messmethode entwickelt. Diese Bodycell Analyse hilft Dir, Deine Schwachstellen aufzudecken.Inhaltsverzeichnis: 00:00 Vorstellung Dr. Janos Winkler02:00 Omega-3 Mangel03:00 Vitamin D Volkskrankheit06:00 Die Wahrheit von Wasser✨ Mehr Infos zu Prof. Winkler: https://fundamed.net/ueber-uns/Du willst mehr erfahren? Schreibe eine E-Mail an: christian@christian-wenzel.comMehr mr.broccoli: Podcast auf Spotify Apple Podcast Mehr Podcast Skool Community Abonniere meinen YouTube KanalAchtung betreffend Nahrung, Geräten und Supplements:Vorliegend habe ich meine eigene Erfahrung und die von Interviewpartner:innen genannt. Das sind die Effekte, die ich bei mir gespürt habe. Diese können bei jeder und jedem unterschiedlich ausfallen.Natürlich kann kein Lebensmittel, keine Nahrungsergänzung oder Superfoods sowie Inspirationen aus diesem Podcast alleine für sich eine Heilwirkung erzielen oder versprechen.Die beschriebenen Erfahrungen sind keine wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnisse und keine Tatsachenbehauptungen. Sämtliche Inhalte dieser Podcast-Episoden sind keine Heilaussagen und ausschließlich informativ, sie dienen keinesfalls als Ersatz für eine ärztliche Behandlung.Die Aussagen der Interview-Gäste stehen für sich. Diese spiegeln nicht zwingend die Meinung des Herausgebers mr.broccoli.
Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: Tradition Meets Innovation: A Vineyard's Autumn Tale Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/tradition-meets-innovation-a-vineyards-autumn-tale Story Transcript:Hu: A Balaton környékén az ősz varázslatos időszak.En: Autumn around Balaton is a magical time.Hu: A szőlőtőkék aranysárga levelei lassan hullanak a földre, és a tó tükrében megcsillanó fák ragyognak az égen gyülekező felhők között.En: The golden yellow leaves of the grapevines slowly fall to the ground, and the trees reflecting in the lake shine among the gathering clouds in the sky.Hu: Itt, a szőlőültetvényen, Janos alaposan szemügyre vette a szőlőt.En: Here, in the vineyard, Janos thoroughly inspected the grapes.Hu: Az őseinek hagyományait élteti az évszázadok óta, és reméli, hogy ez az év is sikeres lesz.En: He has been keeping his ancestors' traditions alive for centuries, and he hopes this year will be successful as well.Hu: Zsuzsa, a fiatalabb dolgozó, tele van energiával.En: Zsuzsa, the younger worker, is full of energy.Hu: Mindig új ötletekkel érkezik, hogyan lehetne megújítani a folyamatot és növelni a hatékonyságot.En: She always arrives with new ideas on how to renew the process and increase efficiency.Hu: Azon a reggelen is csatlakozott Janoshoz a szőlőtőkék között.En: That morning, she joined Janos among the grapevines.Hu: Szemében az ambíció tüze égett.En: The fire of ambition burned in her eyes.Hu: „Próbáljuk meg ezt a módszert, Janos!En: "Let's try this method, Janos!"Hu: ” – mondja lelkesen, mutatva egy modern technológiát.En: she said enthusiastically, showing a modern technology.Hu: „Nem biztos, hogy szükség van erre” – válaszolja Janos, aki a hagyományokban hisz.En: "I'm not sure this is necessary," replied Janos, who believes in traditions.Hu: Bár szavai szkeptikusak, gondolatában már gyarapszik a kíváncsiság.En: Although his words were skeptical, curiosity was already growing in his mind.Hu: A fiatal nő ötletei izgalmasnak tűnnek, még ha elsőre fenyegetőnek is érzi őket.En: The young woman's ideas seemed exciting, even if he found them threatening at first.Hu: Eltökéli, hogy csendben kipróbálja Zsuzsa módszereit, persze ki sem mutatná, hogy érdeklődik.En: He determined to quietly try out Zsuzsa's methods, of course, without showing any interest.Hu: Napok teltek el így, mindketten a saját munkájukat végezve.En: Days passed in this manner, both of them doing their own work.Hu: Aztán elérkezett a szüret legfontosabb napja.En: Then came the most important day of the harvest.Hu: Az ég sötétedni kezdett, vészjósló felhők gyülekeztek.En: The sky began to darken, ominous clouds gathered.Hu: Hirtelen vihar tört ki, a szél süvített, mintha figyelmeztetni akarná őket.En: Suddenly a storm broke out, the wind howled, as if warning them.Hu: Janos és Zsuzsa kénytelenek voltak félretenni minden nézeteltérésüket.En: Janos and Zsuzsa were forced to set aside all their disagreements.Hu: Egymásra néztek, és tudták, hogy csak együtt tudják megmenteni a termést.En: They looked at each other, knowing that only together could they save the crop.Hu: „Most nem a módszer számít, csak hogy megmentsük a szőlőt!En: "Right now, it's not the method that matters, just that we save the grapes!"Hu: ” – kiáltott Zsuzsa, és Janos beleegyezett.En: shouted Zsuzsa, and Janos agreed.Hu: Együtt, hagyomány és újítás, kéz a kézben álltak neki a munkának.En: Together, tradition and innovation, they set to work hand in hand.Hu: Egyesítették erejüket, és munkájuk eredménye újból reményt keltett bennük.En: They combined their strengths, and the result of their work once again instilled hope in them.Hu: A nap végére a vihar elvonult, a termés megmenekült.En: By the end of the day, the storm had passed, and the crop was saved.Hu: A szőlő minősége kiváló lett.En: The quality of the grapes turned out to be excellent.Hu: Janos elismerően tekintett Zsuzsára.En: Janos looked appreciatively at Zsuzsa.Hu: „Köszönöm neked” – mondta csendesen, elismerve a fiatal nő találékonyságát.En: "Thank you," he said quietly, acknowledging the young woman's resourcefulness.Hu: Most már tudja, hogy a hagyományok és az új módszerek együttműködhetnek.En: Now he knows that traditions and new methods can collaborate.Hu: Azóta Janos nyitottabb lett az új ötletekre.En: Since then, Janos has become more open to new ideas.Hu: Tudta, hogy a föld kincsei akkor igazán értékesek, ha múlt és jövő találkozik bennük.En: He knew that the treasures of the land are truly valuable when the past and future meet within them.Hu: A Balaton felett az ég megtisztult, és az ültetvények ismét a béke és a bőség szimbólumává váltak.En: The sky over Balaton cleared, and the vineyards once again became a symbol of peace and abundance. Vocabulary Words:magical: varázslatosvineyard: szőlőültetvénygrapevines: szőlőtőkékancestors: ősökthoroughly: alaposaninspected: szemügyre vettetradition: hagyományefficiency: hatékonyságambition: ambícióenthusiastically: lelkesenmodern: modernskeptical: szkeptikuscuriosity: kíváncsiságthreatening: fenyegetődetermined: eltökéltominous: vészjóslóhowled: süvítettdisagreements: nézeteltérésekinnovation: újításcombined: egyesítettékinstilled: keltettappreciatively: elismerőenresourcefulness: találékonyságcollaborate: együttműködniabundance: bőségtreasures: kincsekvaluable: értékescleared: megtisztultsymbol: szimbólumpeace: béke
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We took another dive into the large pile of books…and came up with Skunkworks by Ben R Rich and Leo Janos Plane geek alert! This week we look at innovation, planes and whether the key lessons of one of the most infamous innovation labs can be translated into business, government and everywhere. A slight warning and apology - when Seán says “lets talk about the planes for 30seconds” it went a lot longer than that!! Strap in Maverick, its time to buzz the control tower. Support your local bookstore or library PLEASE :-) or find out where to grab the book here: https://booko.co.nz/w/10112598/Skunk-Works_by_Leo-Janos Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. Connect with us here: the232podcast@gmail.com Get Sean's book The Impact Professional at: impactprofessional.nz
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Janos Perei is the Head of Growth for SYBO Games, the mobile game developer responsible for Subway Surfers, one of the most downloaded mobile games on the planet. In this episode, you'll learn how SYBO is navigating privacy regulations in the U.S. and Europe and the importance of working cross-functionally with your teams. Before joining SYBO, Janos worked for Voodoo and Socialpoint. Questions Janos Answered in this Episode:How is SYBO approaching user data privacy?What data points do you still rely on in performance marketing related to user privacy?How do you communicate your privacy policy to your users?How do you come together internally to discuss the business's approach to privacy regulations?How are you using some of that data to inform your decisions without operating in a grey area?Timestamp:1:10 Janos Perei's background3:28 SYBO's approach to privacy5:24 Communicating consent with users9:22 Setting up our internal teams around privacy13:08 Short-term pains for long-term gainsQuotes:(3:42-3:56) “As human beings, we value our privacy – so we also value the chance to safeguard and decide how our users' data is used. Coming from this mindset has been our guiding principle from the very beginning.”(6:08-6:25) “We try to put compliance first – so if a user doesn't consent, we might not even initialize certain SDK systems and certain technical tracking infrastructure, to make sure we can safeguard the privacy of the user from the get-go.”Mentioned in this Episode:Janos Perei's LinkedInSYBO Games
Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Moving on from community living, published by Vika on April 17, 2024 on LessWrong. After 7 years at Deep End (and 4 more years in other group houses before that), Janos and I have moved out to live near a school we like and some lovely parks. The life change is bittersweet - we will miss living with our friends, but also look forward to a logistically simpler life with our kids. Looking back, here are some thoughts on what worked and didn't work well about living in a group house with kids. Pros. There were many things that we enjoyed about living at Deep End, and for a long time I couldn't imagine ever wanting to leave. We had a low-effort social life - it was great to have spontaneous conversations with friends without arranging to meet up. This was especially convenient for us as new parents, when it was harder to make plans and get out of the house, particularly when we were on parental leave. The house community also made a huge difference to our wellbeing during the pandemic, because we had a household bubble that wasn't just us. We did lots of fun things together with our housemates - impromptu activities like yoga / meditation / dancing / watching movies, as well as a regular check-in to keep up on each other's lives. We were generally more easily exposed to new things - meeting friends of friends, trying new foods or activities that someone in the house liked, etc. Our friends often enjoyed playing with the kids, and it was helpful to have someone entertain them while we left the living room for a few minutes. Our 3 year old seems more social than most kids of the pandemic generation, which is partly temperament and partly growing up in a group house. Cons. The main issue was that the group house location was obviously not chosen with school catchment areas or kid-friendly neighbourhoods in mind. The other downsides of living there with kids were insufficient space, lifestyle differences, and extra logistics (all of which increased when we had a second kid). Our family was taking up more and more of the common space - the living room doubled as a play room and a nursery, so it was a bit cramped. With 4 of us (plus visiting grandparents) and 4 other housemates in the house, the capacity of the house was maxed out (particularly the fridge, which became a realm of mystery and chaos). I am generally sensitive to clutter, and having the house full of our stuff and other people's stuff was a bit much, while only dealing with our own things and mess is more manageable. Another factor was a mismatch in lifestyles and timings with our housemates, who tended to have later schedules. They often got home and started socializing or heading out to evening events when we already finished dinner and it was time to put the kids to bed, which was FOMO-inducing at times. Daniel enjoyed evening gatherings like the house check-in, but often became overstimulated and was difficult to put to bed afterwards. The time when we went to sleep in the evening was also a time when people wanted to watch movies on the projector, and it made me sad to keep asking them not to. There were also more logistics involved with running a group house, like managing shared expenses and objects, coordinating chores and housemate turnover. Even with regular decluttering, there was a lot of stuff at the house that didn't belong to anyone in particular (e.g. before leaving I cleared the shoe rack of 9 pairs of shoes that turned out to be abandoned by previous occupants of the house). With two kids, we have more of our own logistics to deal with, so reducing other logistics was helpful. Final thoughts. We are thankful to our housemates, current and former, for all the great times we had over the years and the wonderful community we built together. Visiting the house after moving out, it was nice to see th...
Close the Door: Game of Thrones, A Song of Ice and Fire Podcast
Spoilers, profanity, Jaime x Brienne. Jon is set up for failure by those two lovable scamps: Janos and Alliser when he's sent to meet with Mance. We still like Book Tormund, but we have real questions about George's sense of scale and the logic of the arrival of the cavalry. Game of Thrones. A Song of Ice and Fire. A Storm of Swords - Jon X. Close The Door And Come Here - Episode 523
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This episode's guest is Janos Pasztor. He has four decades of work experience in the areas of energy, environment, climate change, and sustainable development, including roles as Executive Director of the Carnegie Climate Governance Initiative (C2G) and UN Assistant Secretary-General for Climate Change. In this episode, we explore the political lens of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) and solar radiation management (SRM), discussing the progress of CDR and SRM discourse, as well as its challenges and controversies.CORRECTION: Jesse suggested that the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) had a dozen or so members, but Janos pointed out that in fact it has universal membership, i.e., every UN member state is a member.Links:Janos Pasztor's profileCarnegie Climate Governance InitiativeJanos' article on the role of UN Secretary-General in Climate Change, in Global Policy 2016 Support the showSubscribe for email updates
The Ghosts of Harrenhal: A Song of Ice and Fire Podcast (ASOIAF)
Sam and the men vying for Lord Commander of the Night's Watch attend an audience with King Stannis. Stannis wants a Lord Commander chosen tonight. Sam hatches a plan to consolidate the votes between the leading contenders. Both men agree a new candidate might suffice. Sam knows just the guy. Simon and Mackelly pick up what he's putting down.Chapter Review:Samwell Tarly assists Maester Aemon to a summons by King Stannis Baratheon. They are accompanied by the current vote-getters for Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. King Stannis has had enough of waiting for the brothers to agree on a leader. He wants this wrapped up today. When Janos Slynt suggests King Stannis offer guidance to the brothers, Stannis says anybody but Janos should suffice.King Stannis has other needs from the Night's Watch, and the Lord Commander should have a say in the matter. He wants the Gift and the abandoned castles. The brothers don't take this news well. Stannis says he needs to rebuild the castles to garrison a force to stop the Others' attack.Before leaving, Maester Aemon asks to “see” Lightbringer. Sam describes the beautifully glowing sword to the blind maester. Afterward, Aemon finds it odd the sword gave off no heat. Later, Sam hatches a plan to stop Slynt from being voted Lord Commander. He asks Cotter Pyke to back Ser Deny Mallister. Pyke has no interest. Sam asks Ser Denys to back Pyke. Again, no interest. Sam suggests a different candidate. To Ser Denys he touts the mystery brother as well-educated, from old blood, castle trained, and highly trusted. To Pyke he describes the man as a good fighter but a bastard. Both men agree this unnamed candidate has potential.Characters/Places/Names/Events:Samwell Tarly - Brother of the Night's Watch, friend to John Snow. Slayer of an Other.Stannis Baratheon - Lord of Dragonstone, rightful King of the Seven Kingdoms.Denys Mallister - Commander of the Shadow Tower.Cotter Pyke - Commander of Eastwatch-by-the-Sea.Janos Slynt - New recruit to the Night's Watch. Formerly commander of the Gold Cloaks in King's Landing and briefly Lord of Harrenhal.Maester Aemon - 100 year-old maester of the Night's Watch. The Gift - The lands south of the Wall that are owned by the Night's Watch. Support the showSupport us: Buy from our store Buy us a Cup of Arbor Gold, or become a sustainer and receive cool perks Donate to our cause Use our exclusive URL for a free 30-day trial of Audible Buy or gift Marriott Bonvoy points through our affiliate link Rate and review us at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, podchaser.com, and elsewhere.Find us on social media: Discord Twitter @GhostsHarrenhal Facebook Instagram YouTube All Music credits to Ross Bugden:INSTAGRAM! : https://instagram.com/rossbugden/ (rossbugden) TWITTER! : https://twitter.com/RossBugden (@rossbugden) YOUTUBE! : https://www.youtube.com/wa...
In today's episode, I speak with Janos Barberis, Co-Founder of SuperCharger Ventures, the largest EdTech-only accelerator globally, and CEO of Founders Taboo, dedicated to strengthening the start-up ecosystem by empowering founders to support their mental health. Also, before his work in EdTech and founders' mental health, Janos came from a rich background in Fintech. I discovered Janos' insights on Founder Wellbeing via LinkedIn, and when we spoke, I felt there was something special and authentic about his energy and perspective. Janos opens up about his mental health journey, offering valuable tools and techniques developed through personal experience, which he now candidly shares with the world. I invite you to immerse yourself in this meaningful conversation, exploring not only the startup world but also the essential journey of mental well-being. I trust you'll find it as enriching as I did. Follow Janos Barberis
Notas Macabrosas - Policía de Akron rescata a una mujer de un secuestrador serial - Captan a oso en sistema de riego en Janos, Chihuahua - Taquero apuñala a otro taquero en Hidalgo. - El heredero de Hermès, de 80 años, quiere adoptar a su jardinero, de 51, para dejarle su fortuna milmillonaria - El misterio del tomate desaparecido durante 8 meses de la Estación Espacial Internacional ha sido resuelto - Una criatura rara vista en las montañas de Colorado es un hallazgo de 1 entre 100,000 - Pareja asalta 7-11 y trabaja ahí por 2 horas - Florida Joker exige 2 millones de dólares a Rockstar por robar su imagen - Donato Cervantes, el hombre que fue sanado por extraterrestres - Hombre cae a precipicio en el que estaba defecando Robos Navideños - Notas de crímenes realizados en época navideña También puedes escucharnos en Youtube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music o tu app de podcasts favorita. Apóyanos en Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/leyendaspodcast Apóyanos en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/leyendaslegendarias/join Síguenos: https://instagram.com/leyendaspodcast https://twitter.com/leyendaspodcast https://facebook.com/leyendaspodcast #Podcast #LeyendasLegendarias #HistoriasDelMasAca Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Notas Macabrosas - Policía de Akron rescata a una mujer de un secuestrador serial - Captan a oso en sistema de riego en Janos, Chihuahua - Taquero apuñala a otro taquero en Hidalgo. - El heredero de Hermès, de 80 años, quiere adoptar a su jardinero, de 51, para dejarle su fortuna milmillonaria - El misterio del tomate desaparecido durante 8 meses de la Estación Espacial Internacional ha sido resuelto - Una criatura rara vista en las montañas de Colorado es un hallazgo de 1 entre 100,000 - Pareja asalta 7-11 y trabaja ahí por 2 horas - Florida Joker exige 2 millones de dólares a Rockstar por robar su imagen - Donato Cervantes, el hombre que fue sanado por extraterrestres - Hombre cae a precipicio en el que estaba defecando Robos Navideños - Notas de crímenes realizados en época navideña También puedes escucharnos en Youtube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music o tu app de podcasts favorita. Apóyanos en Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/leyendaspodcast Apóyanos en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/leyendaslegendarias/join Síguenos: https://instagram.com/leyendaspodcast https://twitter.com/leyendaspodcast https://facebook.com/leyendaspodcast #Podcast #LeyendasLegendarias #HistoriasDelMasAca Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Saints du jour 2023-12-06 Saint Nicolas et Bienheureux Janos Scheffler by Radio Maria France
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Episode 960 ~ 1. Flying Raccoon Suit - East the World 2. The Libertines - Run Run Run 3. Matt Simons - Easy 4. Bob Junior - IKWYDLS (feat Dent May) 5. Black Polish - Graves 6. Hemlocke Springs - enknee1 7. Holly Humberstone - Lauren 8. Liz Lawrence - I Was There (feat Steve Mason) 9. Luz - I shouldn't be here 10. Jamila Woods - I Miss All My Exes (feat Gia Margaret) 11. Jamila Woods - Boomerang 12. Jorja Smith 0 Feelings (feat J Hus) 13. Femi Jaye - Paranoid 14. Janos - such a sigh 15. Moritz - I Will Never Be There For You (feat Izza Gara) 16. LP Giobbi - Time Expands 17. Martin Solveig - I Don't Wanna Work (feat Stefflon Don) 18. Dillon Francis - I'm My Only Friend (feat Arden Jones) 19. NEEVE - Back for Good (Feat TYNSKY) 20. Jack Curley - The Side I Never Show
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