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A Walk In the Park  & Aya's Finest Hour.Book 3 in 18 parts, By FinalStand. Listen to the ► Podcast at Explicit Novels.Professional, conscript, or volunteer, they all have run away from battle.A Note on terminology and the metaphor of Cael's WorldThe terms Weave of Fate and 'Weave ' are interchangeable. Weave expresses the intersection ~ the sieve that all the possible futures entered to create what we perceive as this 'now'. Fate is the keeper of the sieve. The Present is what is happening right now. It is that infinitesimal which we interpret as Reality.The Legend is what happens when the present is pulled back through the weave and becomes the past. It is called the Legend because, as the former presents fade into the past, they blur; each becomes less precise and more open to interpretations. (It is as if you were looking at one thing through a prism; as you shift your stance, what you see appears to change.) Within the Legend exist mystic creatures, divinities, demons, spirits, all the Paradises and Hells.The Endless Black Sands is the final resting place for all failed legends. It is the place where all is forgotten until even former realities break down into the Black Sands. That Alal found a way to cheat this doom and retrieved Shammuramat, was truly remarkable; even though Fate 'balanced accounts' with him by sending Ajax and his war band along that path as well.If you wonder how that was a balancing, consider this:The only people Alal cares for (in his own brutal fashion) are Shammy, now Sakura, and his only true offspring in 5,000 years, Cáel.Fate sent Ajax.With Ajax available to test Cáel, how could Alal resist the temptation to place one of the planet's greatest killer on a collision course with both of his loves in order to test Cáel?The Veil is a function of the Weave that protects sentient perception from perceiving the Weave and disguises the otherness of creatures of legend, unless they willingly allow themselves to be seen, which they usually do only so they can 'physically' interact with the Present. Some sentient minds, through horrific trauma such as the Augurs' self- poisonings, through the quirks of Fate via Holy Men, Mad Prophets and Doomsayers such as Temujin, or through the touch of legends such as Ishara, can sense the fluctuations in the Veil and the things behind it. Cáel, in truth, has been shaped by all three vehicles (Ishara, the Augurs and Temujin's legend.)Oblivion is what awaits Reality if the Weave ever fails beyond its ability to heal itself. This threat is what keeps the creatures of legend from constantly traversing the Weave. They have to weaken the Weave to do so or to use powers in Reality, the greater the distortion they create, the greater the weakening that occurs.End Note(Two days ago, with thirty days left)"That was fantastic, Lady Yum-Yum," I sighed."What did you just call me?" she panted softly. We were naked in one of our Task Force bedrooms that was actually used for sleeping, and now sex. I was still pressed against her reposed body, despite our recent exertions. She was on her stomach, arms stretched down her sides.She was sweaty and short of breath. She still had her wits about her and an awareness of our situation: victory sex, me still aroused and her fingernails scratching my thighs and buttocks. My equally sticky body was pressing down on her, even though I supported my weight with outstretched hands placed on either side of her shoulders."Lady Yum-Yum," I mumbled as I kissed the back of her head. "That was the first thing that sprang to mind when you introduced yourself." I could see her working that through her highly complex mind."When writing your memoirs, please remember to me refer to me that way," she began to flex her thighs and abdominal muscles, so that her ass was pumping against my hips."Only if this helps persuade you to give me a repeat performance.""I'll consider,," she purred, then paused to catch her breathe. "You are in phenomenal shape, young man. Do any of your other lady-loves have pet names?""Nope," I grunted as I withdrew.She had teased me with anal sex hints repeatedly, yet never delivered. She liked the game and the power she wielded. My body being on top of hers was only an illusion of a tactical advantage. She knew me pretty well already. I wasn't the kind of guy who would use physical strength to overwhelm her vulnerable position. This being so, a cerebral skirmish only excited her more.We waged a war that was based on intakes of breath, the shimmying of muscles and the trembling of fatigued flesh. The prize for me was the winning. Lady Fathom Worthington-Burke played tricky-clever, but I was better. And at times like this, she admitted it. She gave me what I wanted. I rolled her.Straight, face-to-face fucking. The Lady's pulsar gaze trapped my vision. She smiled, grudgingly at first, then more and more sensually as my glans returned to her g-spot that it had scouted out earlier. This was 'surrender by the Fathom method'. She gave me what I wanted, so I took what I wanted, and pleasured her at the same time."Mmm, you are a bad, bad boy," she lapsed into her trashy West-End Londoner accent. It was perfect and an erotic whiplash when added to her native, refined manner of speech. This wasn't a trick this time, it was a treat. It was a gift, reciprocated. The tactile sensation of her cervix becoming a soft, spongey chalice for my final penetrations was icing on an all-so-luscious cake.I tendered her a tribute worthy of my first love, Dr. Kimberly Geisler. It was strange to find a woman like her. Outside of Kimberly, I had found only one other woman who graciously offered her ultimate pleasure paean to the hundreds of lovers who had become before. That other woman, it still floored me, was Buffy Du, no, Buffy Ishara, First of my House."Oh!" and several heartbeats later, "Cáel!" several hissed series of breathes and then, "Goddess! You are better than good!"Two thoughts collided within me:A) I had never seen a more controlled orgasmic explosion in my life. I was going to have to tell Buffy about this, once we were safely in bed. If it was office talk, she'd punch me through a window and that would make Aya cry. I couldn't have that.B) Goddess? I thought she was Anglican. This needed further study. This treatment was really nice. I leaned in, kissed her. Lady Yum-Yum smiled. "Take me to the shower. Play time is over, Cáel," and she was back to all business."You are treating me like a fleshy vibrator," I pointed out."But you are a very finely-trained, fleshy vibrator, you wonderful boy," she stroked my cheek. "Shower! Now!" So, like a Good Boy, International Merchant of Death and Chosen Son of a Divine Amazon Goddess, I slid off her, then cradled her in my arms as I rose from our totally trashed mattress.I didn't smile when it was confirmed that I wasn't carrying her out of any romantic after-coitus gesture. She couldn't walk. Woot! It took a bit of effort to get us into the walk-in shower and to get the water just perfect, all while keeping her cradled. She helped out by keeping her arms tightly around my neck."Cheeky bastard," she whispered in my ear. "You are gloating." Then she nibbled on my earlobe for good measure."Damn right," I did gloat as I let her slide down to her feet. "You are pretty sweet for an Old Chick." She wasn't angry, oh no."If you were trying to get me to say, 'I'll get you next time," she licked, nipped and sucked on my nipple as if I was the one with the mammaries in this relationship, "it worked." Double-Woot! I was going to get that damn four-way! I did coax a vigorous shower-quickie out of my Lady. Afterward, she shifted herself so she could get under one of the steaming showerheads."Cáel, why didn't you use a condom," she mused. Gak!"You aren't on Birth Control?" I panicked. She laughed at me."No. I've never been a fan of hormones replacement. I like the way I am. Do you expect the women to do all the anti-pregnancy measures?""No," I gulped."Don't' be so worried," she laughed. "We had unprotected sex one time. The odds are astronomical that an 'oops' happened, right?" Yes, it was a single sexual encounter, but included three firings of the one-eyed hydra, sigh."You are asking a man who has five children on the way, Fathom," I cautioned her."Oh, I'll update my files and make an appointment to seen a local, reliable O B G Y N," she slipped back into her unflappable British resolve. "Get along. I need to get cleaned up," she cupped my scrotum, ", again. So scoot." I scooted.I had updated my condom supply despite the forbiddance Dot Ishara, my Matron Goddess, beamed to me from the Other Side. She could only complain so much. I'd upped my selection of fortune cookies and added a fresh raisin chocolate brownie for my next visit with her. I had to get over to the other side of the floor to get a fresh shirt, and boxers.Yum-Yum had ripped off my shirt (a little kinky) and boxers (a little painful). I wasn't going commando, so I decided to quick step it before something important happened that required me to yank yet another solution out of my sexually-fueled creative imagination.How Lady Yum-Yum and I ended up in bedThe Secret Societies' long awaited war had begun in Africa and in India. The Amazons couldn't effectively reinforce these two homeland regions. No, my people's edge came from my stupid stunts (e.g., the fight outside that club in Chicago), the judicious application of a few kind words and a whole lot of targeted killing on my part along with that of my Amazons.Those actions convinced the Booth-gan (aka the Thuggee, but we no longer say that because it irritates them) and the Coils of the Serpent to toss in their lot with their local Amazons. They did the whole 'hostage exchange' thing as well. Two children from each side. That was a no-brainer on my part. All three concerned parties were willing to let their adults die if necessary. Their children were another matter.In Asia, the Seven Pillars had made only minimal progress. We now suspected the 7P had planned to roll over the three of the 9 Clans that were in their Sphere of Influence, the now 6 Ninja Families, the Black Lotus and the Booth-gan in rapid succession. A preemptive strike against both the Khanate and the Ninja were supposed to cripple those two factions.Against the Khanate, that had been a dismal failure. In Nippon, the Ninja were in dire straits and would be decades recovering from the original 7P blitz. But the combination of US black ops help and the infusion of Amazons and Okinawans had staved off extinction for the moment. Strategically, these failed actions were tying down 7P resources that the largest Secret Society had planned to move elsewhere.In China, the Black Lotus exhibited the same resilience and deceptiveness they'd shown in combating the Seven Pillars by themselves for the past 65 years. The chaos gripping the PRC was a blessing from the Ancestors, the four sacred spirits (lung/dragons, phoenix, unicorn and tortoise), and the nine entities (I now really had to know this stuff.) Word that a 'dragon' had appeared in the West had only heightened their desire to aid in our new alliance.Those factors meant a reprieve for India. As the 7 Pillars began ramping up their operations; increasing racial tensions, minor terrorist action and military and industrial sabotage; the Booth-gan and Amazon united resources and purpose. The Booth-gan would assassinate 7P operatives and pawns while the Amazons would hit 7P front companies and businesses based out of the People's Republic of China. (This activity also helped ratchet up India-PRC tensions and anti-PRC public sentiment in India.)In Africa, the Condotteiri had squandered precious hours reallocating resources before launching their assaults. Like everyone but the 7P, they had been caught flat-footed by the renewal of the Secret War. The Coils of the Serpent had never been overly antagonistic toward the Condos, since their interests rarely collided. The same went for the Coils and the Amazons.Two factors inspired a deep Amazon-Coil bond. They were both groups with deep African roots and a shared Central-Western African spirituality. Added to that was the growing power of the Coils of the Serpent in the past fifty years. Their main opponents had been the Illuminati who had a Eurocentric view. Pan-Africanism was in the Coil's best interest, but ran contrary to European economic interests.Long term, allying with the African Amazons was a good investment for the Coils. The 9 Clans relationships had already proved to be advantageous on multiple occasions in the past. The leaders of the Coils knew their power was rising with the fortunes of Sub-Saharan Africa. To them, the rise of the PRC and the Seven Pillars was a looming threat in the East.They had been handed a golden opportunity to deal with this enemy before the enemy was ready to deal with them. They had been 'gifted' with over 2000 highly-skilled, fanatical Amazon warriors as stealthy muscle to add to their own, more subtle arsenal. For the Amazons, it was access to continent wide clandestine intelligence network that could unmask their enemies' hiding places.The Condotteiri wiped out an Amazon freehold in Cameroon and a few Coils safe houses in Lagos, Nigeria. In the Republic of Mali, over 250 Condo mercenaries were slaughtered at a 'secret' installation and their armory was looted. Ebola kept breaking out in the West. The dominant regional powers, the Republic of the Congo and Nigeria, were tottering as a result of decades of economic mismanagement, civic, ethnic, tribal and religious strife, corruption and unreliable militaries.The scene was ripe for a secret conflict as well as public carnage. For the Joint International Khanate Interim Taskforce (JIKIT), this presented a dilemma. They were involved with a growing global struggle that went far beyond the Khanate and Central Asia. Their secret society allies strenuously objected to bringing any more 'outsider' people into the group.Handing over covert intelligence to other governmental agencies in the US and UK, then telling them they wouldn't divulge their sources went over like scuba diving with cement goulashes. Explaining to upper level bigwigs that they had a 'trust-based' team went nowhere. Those officials didn't care about a bunch of domestic/international criminals' sensibilities.They wanted names and faces. They wanted addresses, phone taps and bank account numbers. It would all be 'Secret', 'Top Secret', or 'Eyes Only'. It would all be vulnerable to all kinds of governmental subpoenas too. No threats were made from 'my' side. They'd killed more people than the Black Death and the lives of a few thousand bureaucrats (and their families) in London and Washington D.C. didn't mean shit to them.Selena did offer to kidnap some family members to get the message across. Javiera put her hands over her ears and began singing 'la-la-la' as she stormed out of the room. Lady Fathom suggested that we arrange a private meeting with the UK Prime Minister and the US President. It took a few seconds for Mehmet and Javiera to realize she wasn't kidding.That was a nearly impossible task, which on this taskforce meant we had to give it a shot. Let's just say that the US Attorney General, Eric Holder and Chairman John Jay of the British Joint Intelligence Committee thought their respective representative had lost her God-damn mind. I went to the Khanate for help.Twenty-four hours later Azerbaijan, Turkey, Tajikistan, Armenia and Georgia (yes, two tiny Christian nations) joined the Khanate. The integration of the first two nations had been in the works since the formation of the Turkic Council in 2009. For me, Temujin upped the time table strictly for our benefit. Turkey and Azerbaijan became the two newest states within the Khanate.The third, Tajikistan was different and the shakiest addition. The unoccupied title of 'Khwarazm Shah' was created, suggesting the Iranian Tajiks had a special status inside the Khanate. 'Khwarazm' referenced the Khwarazmian dynasty that ruled the last of the great, Persian-led, Iranian Super-States and dated back to the 13th century AD. 'Shah' was Persian for King.The announced status of Armenia and Georgia was quite a bit different. They become 'Protectorates', i.e., semi-autonomous states within the Khanate who were 'vassal' states, responsible only to the Great Khan and his personal representative in the region (ah, that would be me.)So, the first three entries made sense, strong geographic, ethnic and/or religious ties, plus this was part of the Khanate's agenda anyway. But Armenia and Georgia? That was the doing of the other regional secret society, the Hashashin.The Caucasus Mountains were the backyard of the Hashashin. They knew who to blackmail, pinch and kill to make the 'take-over' possible. The main stumbling block was the long Khanate-Hashashin history: the Mongols had destroyed the historical stronghold of the Hashashin, Alamut, in 1256 CE. In a way, that disaster had transformed the sect, making it move away from their strict Nizārī Ismaili roots and into a more ethnically and religiously diverse group that was centered in the Caucasus region.Temujin made it clear to this group that he was making a deal under my auspices. Both Armenia and, Georgia (as well as the future Kurdistan, his plans for the creation of that last state were told to me under condition of secrecy) would be part of my palatinate principality (along with Hungary, if we ever got there). Riki Martin defined the terms for me: I was the voice of those three regions in the Khan's court.They wouldn't have to deal with Muslim Khanate officials. They would deal with me and 'my officials'. If the Khanate had a problem with my principality, they came to me to resolve the issue. That translated to me giving a nod to the existing regimes ruling in Armenia and Georgia (along with the infusion of a few Hashashin supporters.)Publically the future of those three political and ethnic entities would be confirmed later. The existing governments knew three things.1) I was that madman who had led the charge in Romania, clearly a man of bravery and humility. The odds were good that I was going to be a man they could rely on to adequately represent their interests with the government that currently mattered the most (aka The Khanate.)2) The Great Khan thought the world of me and in this nascent New World Order that meant way more than membership in NATO, or begging the United Nations to apply sanctions of dubious value.3) There would be a change of leadership by about 2040. Children of excellent ethnic parentage would succeed me in this ceremonial role in the region. These new princes and princesses would be the scions of the line of Nyilas and representatives of the various states (translation: I was going to be sexing it up with Georgian, Armenian and Kurdish members of the Hashashin).That would establish the three 'cadet' branches of House Ishara (Nyilas) (which I've listed because all three alphabets are so freaking beautiful) that could weave the Amazons, 9 Clans and the varying ethnic identities into a quilt that could stand together as a force in the Great Khan's inner circle. This new spate of aristocratic, 'Archer'-themed lineages would be:1.       Moisari, in Georgia.2.       Aġeġnajig, in Armenia.3.       Ram- alsham, in Kurdistan.This fiction made the key named entities happy. The combination of all these events applied another jolt to the heart of the global power structure (after all, Turkey was in NATO) and made the US and UK governments back off.By tidying up the world map, we'd brought our governmental chiefs to the chilling revelation that their sole conduit for insider information regarding the ongoing global calamity had reacted to their intransience by simply letting them be blind-sided by events. After the fact, Javiera and Lady Fathom relayed that message very clearly.

Um homem ficou conhecido como A Serpente, ou O Assassino do Bikini depois de fazer uma série de vítimas na trilha que ficou conhecida como A Trilha Hippie.Charles Sobhraj enganava especificamente turistas ocidentais que faziam essa tal trilha hippie pelo sul da Ásia, e os assassinava ou para roubar seus pertences e identidades, ou por serem testemunhas de seus atos, ou porque simplesmente não tinham mais utilidade pro seu esquema.Nesse episódio eu vou te contar tudo sobre esse serial killer que pasmem, foi solto em 2022 e tá vivo até os dias de hoje. Eu também vou te falar sobre a Trilha Hippie, por onde ela passava e o que você poderia fazer hoje em dia que seria como essa trilha.Locais mencionados no episódio:Restaurante O Coqueiro, no estado de Goa, na ÍndiaHotel Yak and Yeti, em Katmandu, no NepalTrilha Hippie antiga: Turquia, Irã, Afeganistão, Paquistão, Índia, Nepal e Tailândia, além de Líbano e Jordânia (numa "rota alternativa")Para contato, parcerias e sugestões você pode entrar em contato por:E-mail: ⁠passaporteprocrime@gmail.com⁠Instagram: @andressaisferTikTok: @andressa.isferSe você gosta do Passaporte pro Crime, considere apoiar o projeto com o valor que quiser viaOrelo: ⁠⁠orelo.cc/passaporteprocrime⁠Apoia.se: https://apoia.se/passaporteprocrimePatreon: patreon.com/PassaporteproCrimeAos apoiadores, o meu muito obrigada!

This episode is brought to you by www.thebikeaffair.com If you are in search of a one-stop destination that caters to all your cycling needs, our today's sponsor, The Bike Affair, is the perfect place to check out! With over 14 years of experience, The Bike Affair has established itself as a trusted source offering honest advice and exceptional service. They are offering a special treat for the listeners of this podcast. You can enjoy a 10% discount on your first order by using the code 'BIKEYVENKY' on their website.  Visit their bike store in Hyderabad or shop online by using the link www.thebikeaffair.com     In this episode I talk to Major Sushant Singh. Major Sushant is a Veteran of the Indian Army's Elite Special Forces. He is an adventurer and an explorer on bike. Back in 2017, he set out on an Expedition to Cycle Every Continent, Climb Highest Peak of Every Continent, and to Reach the Lowest Latitudes of Landmass. So far has toured on his bicycle across New Zealand, Australia and Africa along with conquering the highest peaks there. In this episode he shares the amazing experiences from his bike tours. From getting lost in an African jungle for days to traversing through the Australian wilderness in 50+ degree heat, it was fascinating to listen to his experiences. He is about to leave for an expedition from Kanyakumari to Katmandu and aims to scale Mount Everest at the end of it. You can follow along his journey using the links in the show notes. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.            0:00:00  Intro 0:05:00  Sushant's intro 0:18:45  Seeds of an adventurer in 2004 0:25:00  Making grand plans to no avail, Visa troubles 0:30:20  Start of a grand journey with New Zealand 0:35:00  His first cycle donated by a stranger   0:38:25  Landing in New Zealand and getting saved by a stranger 0:44:50  Cycling across Australia 0:53:00  The food he ate on his journeys   0:59:20  No Covid in Africa, His African journey 1:14:10  Getting a touring bike from Chennai Probikers 1:18:00  Talking of safety while cycling in Sudan, Africa 1:23:40  Getting lost in an African jungle 1:31:00  Do you need special training to survive on a tour like this 1:41:00  Generosity of strangers, leaving a chance for providence 1:45:00  Kanyakumari to Katmandu and climbing Everest 1:47:00  Being comfortable with oneself, book recommendations 1:54:00  Staying curious and keep exploring, how he travels around 2:02:05  Closing   Sushant's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sushant_gypsysoldier               About the Podcast The working athlete podcast is a podcast with and for working athletes from all walks of life and various sports. The goal is to provide inspiration, training tips, mental hacks, time management and life-style advice through conversations with some of the best in sport, from athletes to coaches. If you think you can benefit from this, please consider subscribing so that you don't miss the weekly episodes in future. Who is a working athlete? Someone working fulltime/part-time, entrepreneur or anyone who has to work to make ends meet and doesn't let being busy to stop him/her from pursuing an active lifestyle is a working athlete. I consider stay at home moms/dads who pursue a sport, as working athletes because homemaking is a full-time job. If you like this, share with friends who could be interested. For the visually inclined, a video version of the podcast can be found here: YouTube Other Places you'll find the podcast on: Anchor | RSS | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google podcasts | Pocket Casts | Radio Public | Breaker

O  nosso diretor queridinho lançou mais uma: O homem Amlet sem H!  E mais: É muito difícil entender qual é a do pássaro do trovão. Qual é a semelhança entre Reikjavik e Katmandu? E a história de um líder visionário da preservação da natureza.   Filme de hoje: O Homem do Norte (2022)   Ficha técnica deste episódio Participação: @andreavila1979 @shiromatic @duduavilavet @sirtomzera Edição, decoupage e consultoria técnica: Randi Maldonado (@grimoriopodcast)  Sonoplastia: André Ávila   Quer sugerir um filme e se tornar um Aleatórier? Clique aqui e mande a sua Sessão Aleatória! Clique aqui e saiba mais sobre o Sessão Aleatória. Quer falar conosco? Mande um email para sessaoaleatoriapodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @sessaolaeatoria

This week, we once again visit the The 250 List. In volume 7, we each take a look at 5 more hard rock and metal bands that did not quite make a household name for themselves in the 80s and early 90s. The 250 List is an article written and published in November 2021 by Bobby Caughron from XS-Rock Website containing 250 hard rock and metal bands from the 80s and early 90s that fell short of setting the world on fire, but still had albums worth checking out. With each episode volume we do, Sonny and I will each cover 5 bands from that list to discuss. WE NEED YOUR HELP!! It's quick, easy, and free - Please consider doing one or all of the following to help grow our audience: Leave Us A Five Star Review in one of the following places: Apple Podcast Podchaser Spotify Connect with us  Email us growinuprock@gmail.com Contact Form  Like and Follow Us on FaceBook Follow Us on Twitter Leave Us A Review On Podchaser Join The Growin' Up Rock Loud Minority Facebook Group Do You Spotify? Then Follow us and Give Our Playlist a listen. We update it regularly with kick ass rock n roll Spotify Playlist Buy and Support Music From The Artist We Discuss On This Episode Growin' Up Rock Amazon Store Pantheon Podcast Network Music in this Episode Provided by the Following: TKO, D.A.D., Tangier, Cats in Boots, Alien, Anvil, Katmandu, Hericane Alice, Warrior, Princess Pang, War & Peace, Gypsy Rose, Atomic Playboys Crank It Up New Music Spotlight DAD - 1st -2nd-and 3rd If you dig what you are hearing, go pick up the album or some merch., and support these artists. A Special THANK YOU to Restrayned for the Killer Show Intro and transition music!! Restrayned Website Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anne Margaret Rittman is a teacher, author, artist, and human rights activist who has had a lifelong relationship with the country of Nepal. Starting with a chance encounter with a young boy named Ram on the streets of Katmandu 50 years ago, she will share a remarkable and improbable story that includes the founding of a school in a rural village, earthquake relief, and a Landmark Forum for women survivors of sex trafficking. Join us for an inspiring conversation about a lifetime dedicated to making a difference.

Meu convidado tem uma história bastante peculiar. Apesar de ter nascido e vivido no Brasil até os 33 anos, faz três décadas e meia que não possui residência fixa. Vive literalmente rodando o mundo atrás de experiências e sonhos, que o proporcionaram uma vida pouco ortodoxa para os padrões que conhecemos. Nascido no interior do Rio Grande do Sul, com 1 ano de idade mudou-se para Porto Alegre e com 11 veio morar em São Paulo. Durante alguns anos praticou natação e atletismo. Depois de formar-se em pediatria, decidiu mochilar por dois anos pela Europa e Ásia, atrás das sensações que havia vivido alguns anos antes, durante uma viagem que fez à Bolívia e ao Peru, quando pisou em uma montanha nevada pela primeira vez. De volta ao Brasil, começou a trabalhar e ao longo de cinco anos, percebeu que a vida que levava não fazia sentido. Em 1989, então com 33 anos, largou a profissão, namorada, familiares, amigos e partiu, sem passagem de volta, rumo ao desconhecido. Seu primeiro destino, Katmandu. Nunca antes ou depois sentiu-se tão livre, tão aberto para o que a vida lhe apresentaria. Foi o ano mais importante da sua vida e viajar passou a fazer parte da sua rotina. Em 1992 abriu sua primeira empresa de turismo, levando brasileiros para viajar pelos lugares que amava. Desde então vem adquirindo uma vivência única e guiando centenas de pessoas por inúmeros países. Em sua convivência com as culturas asiáticas acabou entrando em contato com yoga, meditação e o budismo, que influenciaram profundamente sua maneira de ver o mundo. Também teve a oportunidade de praticar vários esportes de aventura como o caiaque, o rafting, a vela, o ciclo turismo e a escalada em rocha e em gelo. Estar rodeado por montanhas nevadas, porém, é o que faz com que se sinta mais realizado. Escalou dezenas de montanhas do mundo, entre elas o Sajama, na Bolívia, o Chimborazo no Equador, o Damavand, no Irã. Em 2009 escalou o Cho Oyu, a sexta montanha mais alta do planeta, para em maio de 2010, colocar os pés no cume do Everest, tornando-se o oitavo brasileiro a chegar ao topo do mundo. Em dezembro de 2011 concluiu a escalada da montanha mais alta de cada continente, o chamado Sete Cumes, tornando-se o segundo brasileiro a conquistar este feito. Durante seis anos dividiu seu tempo entre as montanhas realizando suas próprias expedições ou guiando seus clientes e seu veleiro “Good Karma”, fazendo a circunavegação do planeta. Ele foi de São Paulo ao topo do Aconcágua pedalando, remando, correndo e escalando. De bicicleta, viajou duas vezes mais de 3.000km pelo Himalaia Indiano e veio da Austrália até o Brasil. Já correu algumas maratonas e recentemente aprendeu a velejar de Kitesurfe. Ano passado tornou-se o primeiro latino americano a completar o mais exigente trekking de longa duração do planeta, o Great Himalayan Trail, onde atravessou em 125 dias o Nepal de leste a oeste por trilhas próximas à fronteira com o Tibete. Para ele, só existe uma maneira de fazer algo bem feito. É fazer com amor, com todo o coração. Conosco aqui, o montanhista, hiker, médico, velejador, empreendedor, guia de montanha que vive viajando e já esteve  77 vezes no Campo Base do Everest. Um especialista em realizar sonhos e ajustar o seu rumo em busca do verdadeiro sentido da vida, doutor formado pela Escola Paulista de Medicina com PH.d e Pós doc em felicidade, o farroupilhense Manoel Augusto Monteiro Morgado. Inspire-se! SIGA e COMPARTILHE o Endörfina através do seu app preferido de podcasts. Contribua também com este projeto através do Apoia.se. Um oferecimento de @BOVEN_ENERGIA @TECHNOGYM_BRAZIL @SCOTT_BIKE_BRASIL  @GALIBIERCONSULTORIA                      

Deliciem-se com as histórias do Pedro e dos milhares de km feitos por todo o mundo. Oiçam, desfrutem e partilhem!

Alicia Demetropolis is a lively and engaging woman who leads a nonprofit called The Global Humanity Initiative. She talks to Kim from Katmandu, Nepal where she helps rescue homeless and abandoned elders. Alicia's story of following her intuition throughout her life and the humorous way she tells her story will leave you smiling. You need to hear about the elk story so make sure you listen to the whole episode. You can read about Alicia's story in her book called Drowning In Now: A search for humanity and God at the top of the world. (Alicia and Kim encourage you to contact your local bookstore to purchase the book if you are interested using the ISBN of 979-8-218-27566-2). Learn more about this amazing woman on her WEBSITE including how you can help across the world. ******************* Kim Benoy is a retired RN, wife, mom, educator and Certified Aromatherapist. She has a passion for inspiring and motivating women over 40 to live every moment. You can learn more about her story and get your essential oil education on her website www.midlifewithcourage.com.

13. maja 1979 sta Nejc Zaplotnik in Andrej Štremfelj kot prva Slovenca stopila na vrh sveta Mount Everest. Večletni trud je bil poplačan, tedanja jugoslovanska odprava pa je vrh osvojila po zahodnem grebenu, ki še zdaj velja za eno izmed najtežjih poti. Andrej Štremfelj je ob 45. obletnici tega zgodovinskega dogodka obiskal spominsko ploščo Nejca Zaplotnika, ki je v Himalaji umrl štiri leta pozneje. Tja je vodil del Zaplotnikove družine. Štremfelj se danes vrača z letalom iz Nepala. Pred odhodom v Slovenijo smo ga poklicali v Katmandu (foto: Facebook stran Andreja Štremflja).

Rev up your sense of adventure with Chris Donaldson! From the streets of Belfast to his motorbike adventures across Europe, Africa, the Americas and Asia, Chris has seen it all and shares the tales of his journey and the wisdom he's picked up along the way. Pick up his book "Going the Wrong Way" and get a taste of how to keep the wheels of adventure spinning and join us as we explore the art of living life to the fullest. Don't let this ride pass you by: Tune in and let's hit the road together!Chris Donaldson's Bio:On his return from South America, Chris joined the family furniture shop in Belfast, which over the years he expanded into London and Dublin. He was UK Master Franchisor for a fitness company, developed a Health & Fitness Franchise, and a Mobile App company in Dubai; where he lived for eight years with his family on a 47ft yacht.His hobbies include sailing and flying. Following his quest to do things his own way, he built his own airplane. He still rides his Moto Guzzi Le Mans, SOI 222, and some years ago rode it to Moscow and St Petersburg with his wife, Julie.The journey still impacts his life to this day where he continues to go the wrong way whenever he can; The journey started in 1979 finally completed in March 2023 when Chris finally arrived in Australia with the same Moto Guzzi Le Mans after riding to Nepal and flying from Katmandu to Brisbane. Burma was closed in 1979 and still is, although he finally made it through Iran! The bike is currently in the Moto Guzzi Cathedral in Yea, near Melbourne. It only took 43 years to get there!Chris now works with Ed's son, Jeff Arditti from North Carolina. He sells their furniture in Europe, Russia and Australia.He now lives in Belfast and is the father of two beautiful girls.Belfast cemetery has recently noticed some paranormal disturbances at the grave of his old English teacher. Rumors of him writing a book have apparently reached the afterlifeCheck out these links:Website: www.chrisdonaldson.worldBook on Amazon: Going the Wrong WayThank you for listening. Please check out @lateboomers on Instagram and our website lateboomers.biz. If you enjoyed this podcast and would like to watch it or listen to more of our episodes, you will find Late Boomers on your favorite podcast platform and on our new YouTube Late Boomers Podcast Channel. We hope we have inspired you and we look forward to your becoming a member of our Late Boomers family of subscribers. 

If it's April, it must be time for Everest. The Icefall Doctors are hard at work. Climbers and trekkers are making their way through the Khumbu or driving from Lhasa. Shepars and base camp crews are building tent platforms and preparing their spots for the teams. Yaks and mules are meandering ever higher, loaded with supplies. Katmandu is filled with tourists and visitors, boosting the local economy. Hang on, everyone. It's time. #everest2024https://www.alanarnette.com/blog/2024/03/31/everest-2024-weekend-update-april-1-season-underway-lost-legends/ Climb On!! Alan Memories are Everything --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alan-arnette1/support

Dominican Republic Weekly Ep 18. Feb 2024 Tourist Records. Katmandu Park Closed.

Katmandu ligger omkring 1400 meter over havet. Det er hovedstaden i Nepal, og vores helte: Nikolai, Ida og Oscar ankommer til byen lige i begyndelsen af januar.De ved det måske ikke på det tidspunkt, men de er på sporet af den højere mening ...De har lidt jetlag og lidt søvnunderskud, og de skal mødes med direktøren for de nepalesiske spejdere. Det er et møde, der foregår lidt anderledes end forventet.De skal også ud og opleve den nepalesiske kultur, og den er meget forskellig fra den danske. Det er særligt elmasterne og toiletterne der sprænger i øjnene. Og nå nogle øjne der stirrer ned på dem fra alle de store templer...Det er selvfølgelig spændende, men i slutningen af afsnittet drager de afsted til Kakani spejdercenter ... og så bliver kulturkløften måske lige lidt for "spændende".Det kan du høre meget mere om i vores afsnit nummer to om "den højere mening".PS. Vil du læse mere om nepal-projektet, kan du gøre det her: https://kfumspejderne.dk/partnerskaber/nepal-scoutsPPS. Og mange tak til Ole Thye Gram for lån af fotografiet af de "skræmmende" øjne.

Die Richelieu Eagles het in Katmandu, Nepal aangekom om aan vier IKR Mans Krieket-wêreldbeker Liga 2-wedstryde en vier T20-wedstryde teen Nederland en Nepal deel te neem. Die eendagwedstryde is deel van die pad na die Wêreldbeker-toernooi, wat in 2027 deur Namibië, Zimbabwe en Suid-Afrika aangebied sal word. Die drie lande gaan deelneem aan die komende IKR T20 Wêreldbeker vir mans, wat gesamentlik deur die VSA en die Wes-Indiese Eilande aangebied word. Die wedstryde vorm deel van hul voorbereidings vir die Wêreldbeker, wat oor vier maande plaasvind. Die wedstryde begin Donderdag en eindig op 5 Maart. Kosmos 94.1 Nuus het met Krieket Namibië se hoof uitvoerende beampte, Johan Muller, gepraat wat sê hulle het baie hard gewerk en sien uit na die reeks.

Guuuude und Salü,es geht weiter heiß her im MonkeyTalk, eben noch Alexander Pfister nun den nächsten äußerst renommierten Brettspiel-Autoren: STEFAN FELD. Andreas hat ihn für uns in die Mangel genommen, zunächst ganz sanft im Affenspielplatz und dann knallhart zu super vielen Themen, wie Crowdfunding, Stefan City Collection (Nassau und Katmandu), Erweiterungen, Entwicklung eines Spiels, Civolution, BuBu Deluxe und und und... es lohnt sich!Viel Spaß beim Hören,euer Monkey-Talk Team :)Ihr könnt gar nicht genug von uns bekommen?   Exklusive Podcastfolgen und viel mehr https://www.patreon.com/BoardgameMonkeys?fan_landing=true Lest ausführliche Rezensionen auf unserer Homepage https://www.boardgamemonkeys.com/ Diskutiert mit uns über die aktuelle Folge auf unserem Discord https://discord.gg/dFdWtSR3YJ Supportet uns über den Kauf von Brettspielen über unsere Affiliatelinks https://www.meeplebox.de/?affiliate=bgm https://www.fantasywelt.de/?bgm=g4GLChMaambJstx7Wdrt Oder checkt mal unseren Merch-Store ab https://boardgamemonkeys.myspreadshop.de/Support the showSupport the show

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Es gibt hier Tiger, Leoparden, Panzernashörner und jede Menge Vögel. Und angeblich soll sich hier in den Bergen des Himalaya sogar der Yeti herumtreiben. Die Rede ist von Nepal. Einer, der über das Land und seine Natur einiges zu berichten weiß, ist Arnulf Köhncke. Er leitet den Artenschutzbereich beim WWF Deutschland und ist gerade zurück aus Kathmandu, der nepalesischen Hauptstadt. Dort hat er die vergangenen zwei Jahre gearbeitet. Dem Yeti ist er dabei nicht begegnet, aber er weiß einiges zu berichten über ein Land im Aufbruch, seine Naturschätze und ihre Bedrohung. Redaktion: Jörn Ehlers

On his return from South America, Chris Donaldson joined the family furniture shop in Belfast, which over the years he expanded into London and Dublin. He was UK Master Franchisor for a fitness company, developed a Health & Fitness Franchise, and a Mobile App company in Dubai; where he lived for eight years with his family on a 47ft yacht. His hobbies include sailing and flying. Following his quest to do things his own way, he built his own aeroplane. He still rides his Moto Guzzi Le Mans, SOI 222, and some years ago rode it to Moscow and St Petersburg with his wife, Julie. The journey still impacts his life to this day where he continues to go the wrong way whenever he can; The journey started in 1979 finally completed in March 2023 when Chris finally arrived in Australia with the same Moto Guzzi Le Mans after riding to Nepal and flying from Katmandu to Brisbane. Burma was closed in 1979 and still is, although he finally made it through Iran! The bike is currently in the Moto Guzzi Cathedral in Yea, near Melbourne. Chris now works with Ed's son, Jeff Arditti from North Carolina. He sells their furniture in Europe, Russia and Australia. He now lives in Belfast and is the father of two beautiful girls. To learn more about Chris, check out the following links: Chris' Website: http://chrisdonaldson.world/#content Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chris.donaldson.771 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goingthewrongway_book/?hl=en LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisdonaldson1/

Mika kann es nicht glauben! Nur einen Moment hat er seinen Freund, die Stoffratte Kohlrabi, auf einer Parkbank allein gelassen und jetzt ist er weg. Spurlos verschwunden! (Ab 8 Jahren) Mikas Freunde Mara, Katja und Schorsch helfen ihm bei der Suche. Sie sind die Kat-Kids. In ihrem Geheimversteck «Katmandu» hecken sie einen genialen Plan aus, wie sie Kohlrabi wiederfinden können. Die Spur führt sie erst in den Veloladen, dann auf den Flohmarkt. Hat der kurlige Händler Hansi etwas mit dem Verschwinden von Kohlrabi zu tun? (00:32) Start Hörspiel Lust auf mehr Kinderhörspiele und Geschichten? www.srf.ch/kids/hoerspiele Autor: Karl Rühmann Mit: Lotti Happle (Erzählerin) Musik: Marco Baumgartner Tontechnik: Roland Fatzer, Mirjam Emmenegger, Ueli Karlen Regie: Simone Karpf Eine Produktion von SRF, 2020

Todos os anos, cada vez mais turistas encaram o desafio de subir ao ponto mais alto do mundo, a 8.849 metros de altura. Não é exagero: o número de alpinistas (profissionais e amadores) dispostos a essa aventura cresceu tanto que houve até um recente episódio de congestionamento nos metros finais da subida. A superlotação aumenta o risco – assim como os ventos cortantes de 100 km/h e a temperatura que chega a -50°C. Para contar a experiência de subir o Everest e explicar todos os perigos envolvidos, Natuza Nery entrevista Clayton Conservani, jornalista de esporte do Grupo Globo. Neste episódio: - Clayton analisa os fatores climáticos que resultaram em uma temporada especialmente perigosa para os alpinistas no Everest: “Os principais obstáculos para alcançar o topo são a velocidade dos ventos e a falta de oxigênio”. Quando isso se soma a temperaturas muito baixas, como neste ano, há uma “combinação fatal”; - Ele, que já subiu o monte duas vezes, relata o passo a passo da expedição, que dura cerca de dois meses – e destaca o perigo de cruzar a “cascata de gelo” e de entrar na “zona da morte”. “O corpo humano não foi feito para suportar grandes altitudes”, afirma. “Acima dos 5.000 metros, é como respirar com um pulmão só, e você se sente morrendo lentamente”; - O jornalista recorda o impacto do terremoto de 2015 no Nepal e como foram os 10 dias de cobertura: “Estávamos lá durante o pior terremoto dos últimos 80 anos”. Ele relata a destruição que viu em Katmandu e também na montanha – e como isso prejudicou o turismo no Nepal e incentivou a emissão de mais licenças para alpinistas no Everest; - Clayton conta como foi a tentativa de chegar ao cume da montanha em 2005, quando ficou 79 dias em expedição e perdeu cerca de 15 kg – e como seu amigo, um dos maiores alpinistas brasileiros, Vitor Negrete, morreu horas depois de chegar ao ponto mais alto do mundo.

Explore the "tiny little mountains" of Katmandu and the yin and yang of the rural towns and bustling city. Ethan takes us on an adventure on foot, plane (which didn't feel much safer than the bus in episode 57) and yes, motorcycle, too.Participate in the 100 Ways Community:Email Me: https://laurachristine.us/contact or LC@laurachristine.us Send a voice message: Click Message button on this pageSupport our show or book a reading! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/100ways Instagram: https://instagram.com/100wayspodcast Thank you, Ethan!!--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/100ways/message"Everything is right the way it is right now," is a quote by Jared, who texted that to me one night.Music by Oleksii Kaplunskyi from Pixabay Participate in the 100 Ways Community: Email Me: https://laurachristine.us/contact or LC@laurachristine.us Support our show: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/100waysBook a session: https://buymeacoffee.com/100ways/commissions Facebook: https://facebook.com/laurachristine808Instagram: https://instagram.com/100wayspodcast

Today's episode is a bit of a departure from the usual. I'm going to take you back in time to the beginning of Girl Gotta Hike, or actually, before the beginning. Living in New York City, it's all too easy for me to get tied into the day-to-day hustle and while I often dream of heading out on long hikes, it's been the rare occasion that I've been able to step out of the fast lane for an extended break. In the summer of 2017, I had become an officially licensed Outdoor Guide. I hadn't quite worked up the courage to lead my own hikes yet, and my website was a series of blog posts from my John Muir Trail thru-hike from the year prior. But that December, the neon sign for my next adventure started flashing right in front of my eyes.  I got an invitation to join a small group of photographers on trek up to Mount Everest Base Camp, and in a few short months, I found myself traveling halfway around the world with William Vazquez, photographer and founder of Camera Voyages, plus four other new York city based photographers. And it was five years ago this week that we reached Mount Everest Base Camp, at 17,598 feet above sea level. The journey to get there has been taken by many before us and many since, but walking amongst the highest mountains in the world was unbelievably special, and somehow, despite the lack of oxygen in the air, I had enough reserves to write down my daily  experience along the way.  This episode covers the first 7 days of my trek, from Katmandu to Namche Bazaar. Part two will be headed your way next week.Anjali's Cup Turmeric Blends — use code “GIRLGOTTAHIKE” for 15% off your cart at anjaliscup.comGossamer Gear — use code “GIRLGOTTAHIKEGOSSAMER” for 15% off your first purchase at GossamerGear.comCheck out GG's amazing backpack lineup here:Mariposa (60-Liter)Gorilla (50-Liter)G4-20 (42-Liter)Kumo 36 (36-Liter)Camera Voyages travel companyInto Thin Air, by Jon KrakauerEverest, 2015 movieKancha Sherpa FoundationNirvana Home, Namche Bazaar

Michele Lupi, James Mollison e Alex Healey incontrano un timidissimo animale a rischio di estinzione: il panda rosso. Pema Sherpa, ricercatrice dell’Università di Katmandu, in questa tappa accompagna il team Fay nella città di Jamuna, nell’Ilam District, per mostrare il lavoro che viene portato avanti, insieme alle popolazioni locali, per salvaguardare il red panda e gli altri animali in via d’estinzione.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Leoni McKeon is a world expert in the interpretation and usage of the 36 Strategies (derived from Sun Tzu, 'The Art of War'). Like many people, when Leonie first read ‘The Art of War', she questioned the relevance this had in the contemporary business world. While living in the Greater China Region, among the experts in negotiation, she realized that these strategies were the keys to strategic negotiation. Living away from Australia provided her with the awareness that most Western people have little understanding of how to negotiate strategically. Consequently, she has systematically unpicked each ancient strategy and identified modern-day examples to explain how the strategies can be used in the contemporary business world. Leonie shares the rules of ancient Chinese wisdom, which is the knowledge used by the best and most confident negotiators in the world. The 36 Strategies provide a comprehensive framework to enable high-level strategic thinking for negotiating in any business environment.     Leonie shares in this episode: Traveled through Israel, Turkey, and Egypt for a year and a half until the money ran out when she was in Hong Kong; where a chance encounter sent her to Taiwan where they could get work teaching English. Whilst staying in Taipei, there was no English spoken, so Leonie had to learn Mandarin and she stayed there for 4 years, practicing speaking and writing Mandarin during the day and teaching English at the night. After a while, Leonie moved to a more remote region where there was no English at all, which really helped Leonie's Mandarin skills grow massively, so she was able to start importing clothes from Katmandu and sell them at night markets. Leonie started to travel over the whole country and started to understand that there were Mandarin accents, just like in Western cultures. How she earned a degree in Anthropology and Mandarin and started her first business to help people deal with China, and this business ran for 15 years and sold it to her senior team. How the 36 strategies from ‘The Art Of War' changed her life, and how it is so fundamental to the Chinese culture. Leonie spent time with Chinese experts to really codify the 36 strategies for a modern-day business, and that led to workshops and keynote speaking. Leonie helps people understand these strategies through “Idioms” and has written a series of 6 books on the topic.  “The Dao Of Negotiation Series”; a way of negotiating that increases collaboration and win/win  How she has been able to have the books published internationally, including translation into German and Indonesian. A great example of how a business can use one of these strategies “Make a noise in the east, attack in the west” eg, if you are selling expensive real estate, you can focus on all the benefits, so the price becomes irrelevant. “Move from guest to host” - if you are the host, people don't question what you do; they trust you.  How do you move into the position of the host in your business? Her life-changing question: Am I doing what I want to do?  It is important to follow intuition more than overthinking things.  Making decisions from intuition can create flexibility, and this is what led Leonie to travel, speak a new language and create successful businesses and a series of books. How removing herself from her own environment allowed her to reflect on her environment and her life - and how that reflection helps Leonie learn new things to share with others.     Resources mentioned in this episode:Leonie@LeonieMcKeon.com www.leoniemckeon.com  https://www.leoniemckeon.com/books.php https://www.linkedin.com/in/leonie-mckeon-90480523/   If you would like more insights on profit maximization for your business visit www.ProfitHive.com.au

This week: Haichang Ocean Park plans tourism investment in Saudi Arabia, Annual Passes are back at Disney World, Hershey's Great Candy Expedition opens May 19, Pride Nite comes to Disneyland, and Katmandu Park Punta Cana announces its opening date. Subscribe on our website.

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- Allt om helgens matcher i SM-slutspelet - SHL:s VD om ligans nuläge och framtid - Sam Hallam inför VM 2023 - Dan Korhonen om att förebygga matchfixing - Elias Fälth om slutspelet och padel Hockeymorgon är en gemensam satsning med SHL och Dobb tillsammans med HockeyAllsvenskan och C More. Fokus kommer att vara på slutspelet i SHL men även de hetaste nyheterna från SDHL och HockeyAllsvenskan. All information på Hockeymorgon.se.

Hør Ellen Johannesen i ny episode av YOGA FOR LIVET; en podcast om sinnsro og uro, om psykologi, filosofi og yogaen utenfor matta. –Det lett å tro at yoga er instagram med bilder av kvinner som aldri svetter, sier Ellen som er dypt engasjert i østlig filosofi. Hun framhever Ahimsa eller ikkevold som en del av yogatradisjonen. –Ahimsa gjelder både i tanker ord og handling, det handler om medfølelse og om hvordan vi oppfører oss mot hverandre, mot dyrene og naturen, sier hun. Ellen begynte med yoga lenge før det ble populært i Norge og har undervist Ashtanga i mer enn 25 år. Hun har bodd i kloster i India og ni år i Katmandu, har Mastergrad i Buddhist studies og snakker flytende tibetansk. Møt Ellen Johannesen i YOGA FOR LIVET Yoga for livet kommer annenhver uke. Podcastvert: Birgitte Gjestvang Musikk/teknikk: Thomas Prado Lamo Lokøen Ansvarlige: Birgitte Gjestvang& Alexander Medin

Wayne has traveled all over the world and has the inside scoop on sex tourism and he called in to talk all about it. What is the best place for sex tourism? And the worst place? And, why?? Tune in to hear all the details including when did he get the itch to have his first experience and why, where exactly he had his first experience and exactly what went down, how the whole process differed from how he thought it would be, the right and wrong way to approach the girls, the fees involved, how and why he learned that it's best to travel with your own condoms, how and why he likes to feel chemistry before he hooks up with a paid girl, how and why Bangkok is party central and what he loves about the clubs there, what goes down at the ping pong shows and why he's dying to hook up with a ping pong girl, the demographics in red light districts he's traveled to, where to find ladyboys, how to spot them and why he loves to party with them, the dark places in the Philpiines he experienced and what was dark about them, how and why he saved a girl from the profession and helped to get out of it , his experience with massage parlors in Katmandu and what he experienced there, his experiences with a couple women who could squirt including one who he was so into and what turned him off, another one who was a client of his who hit on him and how he felt about hr squirting and a whole lot more. **To see pics of all the places Wayne talked about plus anonymous pics of all of my female guests + get early access to all episodes + hear anonymous confessions, join my Patreon. It's only $5 a month and you can cancel at any time. You can sign up here: https://www.patreon.com/StrictlyAnonymousPodcast Want to be on the show? Email strictlyanonymouspodcast@gmail.com or go to http://www.strictlyanonymouspodcast.com and click on "Be on the Show." Have something quick you want to confesss? OR Call the hotline at 347-420-3579. Your voice will be changed, so you remain anonymous Want a private convo with me that won't be aired on the show? All calls are private, confidential and anonymous. Click here: https://calendly.com/strictlyanonymouspodcast/45min Sponsors: Hear the hottest stories on Dipsea! 30 day FREE TRIAL https://www.dipseastories.com/strictlyanon Follow me! Instagram https://www.instagram.com/strictanonymous/ Twitter https://twitter.com/strictanonymous?lang=en Youtube https://www.youtube.com/c/StrictlyAnonymouspodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Richard Newman is a world-renowned communication expert and the founder of Body Talk: the Science of Communication, and he has a new book coming out in 2023 called Lift Your Impact. In this episode, we headed over to London to hear how a trip to Katmandu and Tibetan monks shaped Richard's future and influenced his work.  Cool things we talked about with Richard: -        How body language and tone of voice can be used at a deeper, richer level than most people generally think about, to really convey and communicate and connect with other people. -        What leaders are looking for today in terms of training for themselves and their teams and how this ranges from public speaking to one-to-one interactions to becoming an effective storyteller and being able to do it in 30 seconds, just like a brilliant TV commercial. -        Engaging the survival mind, the emotional mind, and then the logical mind…and if you do not, people get cognitive fatigue. -        His book Lift Your Impact elevates the focus that we all need to think about intention towards others and the ability to lift up other people from a negative or a neutral state towards a more positive state by the time you leave the room Body Talk is the global leader in evidence-based training on the psychology of communication. They have created one of the largest academic studies on communication and influence in the world and commissioned peer-reviewed research to create award-winning programs that shape the way the business world communicates. Over 22 years and across 45+ countries, they have partnered with the world's biggest corporations to amplify the commercial power of every conversation, presentation, and event. Connect with Richard: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardnewmanspeaks/ Website: https://ukbodytalk.com/   Connect with Allison: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allisonsummerschicago/  Website: DisruptiveCEONation.com Twitter: @DisruptiveCEO     #CEO #startup #startupstory #founder #founderstory #business #businesspodcast #podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

GUEST: J Jackson of Apologetix | INTERVIEW WITH A WORLD FAMEOUS PARODY MAN. J Jackson and his band, Apologetix, are known throughout the world for their energetic concerts and hundreds of awesome parodies that masterfully approximate the musicianship of some of the most popular songs. Tonight we have a great, meaningful conversation with J about the the stories that inspired these hit songs: "Running Down the Drain" (parody of "Running Down A Dream" by Tom Petty) "God Can Do" (parody of "Katmandu" by Bob Seger) "Can't Let the Crowd in My Head" (parody of "Can't Get It Out of My Head" by ELO) "Parrseverance" (parody of "St. Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion)" by John Parr) "Strive" (parody of "Drive" by The Cars) "Don't Scoff" (parody of "Don't Stop" by Fleetwood Mac) OTHER EPISODES WITH J JACKSON EPISODE 150: THE MAN BEHIND THE MUSIC: Unplugged Interview with J Jackson of Apologetix LISTEN NOW! SHARE! SUBSCRIBE TO "ONE OF THE BEST PODCASTS"! (Spotify) BROUGHT TO YOU BY Image Trinity (Mass Impact). We are families united in seeking, proclaiming, living, and building the Kingdom. Over the past years hundreds have been blessed by a "family roadmap." We've been united in gathering in our respective homes on a weekly basis to talk and pray using a fun, meaningful "Live IT Gathering Guide" based upon subsequent Sunday readings. Get your free LIT Guide at ILoveMyFamily.us or the app at MassImpact.us/APP. IF YOU'RE A CHRISTIAN MAN interested in missioned friendships, marked by the hearts of men united in striving to build the Kingdom GO: Pentecost365.us. PARTNER WITH THIS MOVEMENT at MassImpact.us/PARTNER. Belief & Beverages Nights are special evenings for our monthly partners and substantial benefactors. SUPPORT CHRISTIAN BUSINESSES and leaders committed to professional excellence and building the Kingdom. GO: MassImpact.us/KINGDOM --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/igniteradiolive/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/igniteradiolive/support

En este episodio Yannina Thomassiny nos cuenta las revelaciones que tuvo en este viaje por Asia. Momentos mágicos que le dieron respuestas y reflexiones para pensar y aplicar. Vamos a recorrer Nepal, Tailandia y Vietnam, así como historias sobre naves espaciales, burkas, bebés en motos, sobrecargos Budas y ojos místicos que se aparecen en los viajes de DMT. Escucha, suscríbete al podcast y busca a Yannina en Instagram: @cassetteart o @soygratitudestudio

Hi there, today we're excited to release the fourth episode in our 2022 Baking Month. Today's guest is Laurel Kratochvila, whose debut cookbook, New European Baking, is out now. For all of December, we'll be celebrating some of the year's best baking books with a handful of author interviews, dozens of featured recipes, excerpts, and more. Read on!* Do you love Salt + Spine? We'd love if you shared this email with a friend who might want to #TalkCookbooks with us, too:Episode 150: Laurel Kratochvila Next in our Baking Month series, Laurel Kratochvila joins us to #TalkCookbooks!Born in Boston, Laurel left her hometown for Katmandu after graduating with a degree in Physics from Tufts. She wound up in Prague, working in a bookstore and café, where she also met her husband. It wasn't until the duo decided to open up a bookstore in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg that Laurel started baking professionally—and her delicious bagels and baked goods were a hit. But Germany loves its paperwork, so Laurel decided to head to France to get a formal education in pastry. The long-standing traditions of baking in Europe inspired her first cookbook: New European Baking: 99 Recipes for Breads, Brioches, and Pastries. The book features not only classic pastry recipes and step-by-step instructions for complicated breads and pastry, but it also profiles a dozen bakers across Europe who represent what Laurel sees as the “new” baking that's taking off in Europe. Working off a basis of strong tradition, female bakers are leading the way to a thoughtful approach to baking. Now, Laurel's café, Fine Bagels, and her husband's bookstore, Shakespeare & Sons, are both running smoothly, and Laurel reports that Berliners have come to love the English-language bookshop and New York-style bagels. Bonus Content + Recipes This WeekThis week, paid subscribers have access to two recipes from Laurel's book: Halva Flan and Potato, Thyme, and Gruyère Hand Pies as well as other bonus Baking Month content:Find the New European Baking recipes here:* Halva Flan* Potato, Thyme, and Gruyère Hand PiesMore Salt + Spine Baking Month!Stay tuned to our Substack over the next two weeks for exclusive recipes and more featured conversations with baking authors. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit saltandspine.substack.com/subscribe

Episode 75: Dr. Strange – Part 2:  The Nerds pick up Dr. Strange in Katmandu.  Nerd Skool learns a valuable lesson that everyone needs to learn, It's Not About  You.  TBJ and Artstar form an alliance on the subject of Harry Potter appreciation against Joe and Andy, who agree that magic is dumb.  The discussion then devolves into the new Marvel Snap game for mobile phones, which the fellas love.  TBJ reveals that she does NOT play games on her phone, and The Mighty Artstar got the feels from Love Simon. Get your Nerdskool Merch:  https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/74089719?asc=u Music by D Jones Hip Hop!

Romans 15:14-21 - A Missional Life is a Meaningful Life  |  Romans: Counting on Christ  |   Sam Holm, Lead Pastor  |  Preached 10-23-22 10:45am   |  Tag: Gospel, Romans, Counting, Paul, Christ, Serve, Pleasure, Power, Purpose, Katmandu, Sacrifice, Mission, Missional, Malawi, Moller, New Testament, Translation, Transformed, Unreached, Evangelism, Witness, Worship

Romans 15:14-21 - A Missional Life is a Meaningful Life  |  Romans: Counting on Christ  |   Sam Holm, Lead Pastor  |  Preached 10-23-22 10:45am   |  Tag: Gospel, Romans, Counting, Paul, Christ, Serve, Pleasure, Power, Purpose, Katmandu, Sacrifice, Mission, Missional, Malawi, Moller, New Testament, Translation, Transformed, Unreached, Evangelism, Witness, Worship

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We are back after a long hot summer with the Valencia Property podcast. Paul has been looking after the shop and making sure people have been contacted, the website has been updated and we have been doing all of the background stuff that keeps you informed about what is going on in the Valencia Property market.    In the podcast this week we talk about the following - Why we take the Summer Break - The Valencia Property Market - The Latest on The Digital Nomad Visa - Our Favourite Restaurants in Valencia (If you want to search for them on your favourite search engine... OK, ok I know, if you want to Google them they are...) Las Lunas Soul Kitchen, Diva, Mil Grullas, Tonyina, Cara Ricardo, Katmandu, Masusa Paella Bar, El Rek, Vuelve Carolina, La Casa Viva, San Tomasso) - Are Prices Rising Still? - What's Happening in the Mortgage Market? - Top Tips For A Successful Valencia Property Purchase Part 2   Our recommendations this week are as follows.   Our recommended article is all about what people ask for when looking for Valencia Property, you can see it at the link here. https://valencia-property.com/new/2022/09/05/the-most-requested-features-in-valencia-property/   Our recommended podcast is Valencia Life https://valencialife.es/valencia-life-podcast-launched-in-pod-we-trust/   Our recommended property this week as menitioned is this one https://www.valencia-property.com/sueca/beach-holiday-penthouse-1902.php a beach holiday penthouse just down the coast from Valencia and a 45 minute bus ride from the city through the wonderful Albufera 

Dennis Holt aka Justin Gibbs Called Today to Ask About Simba Leopard 509.332.2443 was the Pullman, WA phone he called from.   He said he was bitten here as a kid and now his kids ask about the scars.  He wanted to show them a photo of Simba and wondered if I'd help.  I pointed him to Simba's web page BigCatRescue.org/Simba-2 and he said it would be very helpful.  I told him he should use the opportunity to teach his kids that they should never pet wild cats.   He laughed and said it was ironic that I'd say that given this was a petting zoo.  I didn't bother arguing with him, but figured if he really wasn't out to make trouble, he'd figure out his dad had lied to him.   I remember what happened, even though he was only two or so at the time.   It was back in the 90s and Sandy Wittkopp saw that some man, carrying a baby, had apparently forced open our front gate and was heading toward Siberian Lynx.  We both ran out to intercede and by the time we got there the father had climbed over the barricade and was hanging his kid on the side of the cage so he could “see the pretty kitties.”   I'll have to pull the old file, but I'm thinking the kid was scratched by Katmandu the Siberian Lynx, not Simba the leopard.  It wasn't that big of a scratch, so I'm surprised that he's got any scar at all 20+ years later.   His parents were in the throes of a divorce at the time and I was able to get his father to drop the case by offering to testify against him as a reckless parent in their custody case.   I'm sure that's NOT the story Dennis' dad told him though.    Later Note:  Looking back on this in 2022 and knowing the deception used by Eric Goode and Rebecca Chaiklin during the filming of Tiger King, I wonder if this was just a set up by them to try and get some sort of “dirt” on me and the sanctuary to try and make us look no different than the animal abusers they glorified.   Hi, I'm Carole Baskin and I've been writing my story since I was able to write, but when the media goes to share it, they only choose the parts that fit their idea of what will generate views.  These are my views and opinions. If I'm going to share my story, it should be the whole story.  The titles are the dates things happened. If you have any interest in who I really am please start at the beginning of this playlist: http://savethecats.org/   I know there will be people who take things out of context and try to use them to validate their own misconception, but you have access to the whole story.  My hope is that others will recognize themselves in my words and have the strength to do what is right for themselves and our shared planet.     You can help feed the cats at no cost to you using Amazon Smile! Visit BigCatRescue.org/Amazon-smile   You can see photos, videos and more, updated daily at BigCatRescue.org   Check out our main channel at YouTube.com/BigCatRescue   Music (if any) from Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com) This video is for entertainment purposes only and is my opinion.  Closing graphic with permission from https://youtu.be/F_AtgWMfwrk

Luminosity is cultivated within meditation when we are deduced into our natural body, breath, and mindstate. There are certain conditions that are conducive to this state, especially the act of pure genorosity. Edward Sczudlo joins us from Katmandu to talk about the genorosity of the Maitri Project (www.themaitriproject.com) which funds monasteries, nunneries, and monastics in supporting healcare, education, food, shelter, and meditative retreat supplies. We also deep dive into meditation, Buddhist concepts of emptiness, and Teddy's spiritual roadmap. Teddy is an exquisite photographer (www.esphotonyc.com) meditation and yoga teacher (IG-@clear_light_mind) 

A Nepalese mountain mover, machine maker, and marvelous young professional: Sajina Poudel shares some life stories and her experience making a home in Holland. This episode is about mountains, ping-pong, community, and creating a life that falls into place. 14 Peaks: Nothing is Impossible (Netflix) | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QH5hBOoz08 Kids Food Basket | https://kidsfoodbasket.org/ Gordeaux Consulting -Skill training DISC | https://gogordeaux.com/ Team at Mission Design and Automation | https://missiondesignauto.com/about-us/ City of Katmandu, Nepal (Wikipedia) | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kathmandu --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/johannes-boot/message

Are you tired of your investments not even keeping pace with inflation? Have you been meaning to get into real estate but feel you've missed the market? You're not alone! In this episode of Get Your FILL - Financial Independence & Long Life Podcast, Alternative Investor, Chris Odegard, shares how he lost half of his retirement investment and then came back with a vengeance! Listen to the podcast Watch the video Catch up with Chris: Website YouTube LinkedIn From Chris Odegard I wasn't always The Prolific Investor. I was raised in a middle-class family in Forest Park, Ohio, a suburb of Cincinnati. There I learned precisely what my parents knew, get an education, get a job with benefits and a pension, and invest your money in a well-diversified portfolio of stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and ETFs through a 401K. And that's exactly what I did for the next twenty-plus years. I acquired my education at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida and went on to work for The Boeing Company. On balance, my 33.5 years at Boeing were remarkable, a tremendous adventure and learning experience. My travels have taken me to over thirty countries, including Katmandu. How many people can say they've been to Katmandu? I had many different jobs over the years; most notable was Director of Contracts, where I wrote and negotiated contracts for the sale of 737, 747, 777, and 787 aircraft to airlines worldwide and one royal family. This is where my love for business was born. While my formal education stopped with my bachelor's degree from Embry-Riddle, this job was an MBA on steroids! What I learned in big business has helped me tremendously in the small business world in which I operate today. This path served me quite well in many ways. It put me in the middle class where I raised a family, put two children through college, and was on track for a comfortable retirement at age sixty-five. I was precisely what Robert Kiyosaki calls an “E,” an employee, in his book Rich Dad's Cashflow Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom. And even though being an “E” and following the conventional investing worked for me to an extent, I now know that in following that path, I left millions of dollars on the table. t is a very different time now, and I don't believe this path will work for my children and other young people today. They will need to be smarter at a younger age than I was. A look at some statistics from a study conducted by GoBankingRates.com clearly tell us that conventional wisdom isn't working: 34% of Americans have $0 in savings 69% of Americans have less than $10K in saving 46% of Americans have $0 in retirement savings 65% of Americans have less than $10K in retirement savings 49% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck 36% of Americans believe they are ready for retirement Read more about Chris here

We talk to the author of "How To Be An International Disaster Volunteer" Michael Noone. He tells us how he went from Paramedic to Firefighter to Disaster Aid Volunteer to Disaster Service Analyst for LA and surrounding counties to Keynote Speaker to Published Author. He breaks down the crazy world that is the 3rd world after a disaster. He explains how to get deployed, how it works once you hit the ground and how a patchwork of people and organizations come together to offer aid.We also learn how Jolibee Restaurants helped save the Philipines and we say Katmandu multiple times.

There were a handful of occasions to celebrate the first week of May. Cinco de Mayo. Kentucky Derby. The Friday of that week is one of the most important holidays for many people from my homeland. Yes, I am talking about Michigan. And, yes, I am talking about the birth of Rockin' Robert Seger, born 177 years ago on May 6th. It's not an official holiday in the state but let's put it this way. If you are in a crowd of people and something like Katmandu comes on and you don't let out a giant Woo! or Yeah!, the crowd will look at you like you are some sort of malcontent and most likely an apostate of the Mitten State.  What you'll hear: Kim Weston – Soul On Fire Tha Retail Simps – Summertime The Neckbones – Eyeful The Drin – Move To Extinction -words from your host- Mr. and The Mrs. – Fukkkopps Loop – Isochrone Henry Flynt and the Insurrections – Go Down The Pinstripes – Fish On Land -words from your host- The Crawlies – Get On Down Sundog Summit – Whiskey Woman Jeremy Scott – Your Ice Cream's Gonna Melt One Day Ian Hunter – Just Another Night -words from your host- Clinic – Miracles  The Salem Trials – Shutting Down Pylon- Dub Dom and the Wizards – Heavenly Sweet Little Skin Wrapped Skeleton -words from your host-  Jug and the Bugs – Hurrying Shawn David McMillen – Kick Off Your Shoes Waylon Thornton – Amnesiac Amber Boardroom The Saints – This Time -words from your host- We gladly accept tips! Get even more Smashin' Transistors action at    Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Tumblr. 

This episode I got on one of the most inspirational cricketers in the world to tell his story, Paras Khadka. We talk about Nepal's first ODI win, division five of the ICC, Steven Gerrard, Sandeep Lamichanne, World Cups, becoming an idol, his acadamies, the boycott of a tournament, and the King of Katmandu. - To support the podcast please go to our Patreon page. https://www.patreon.com/user?u=32090121. If you like this podcast, you may enjoy other things I create, check them all out at https://linktr.ee/jarrodkimber. Find Paras on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/paras77. This podcast is edited, mixed and produced by Nick McCorriston, he's at https://www.nickamc.com and https://www.twitter.com/nickamc. The theme tune is by Red Crickets: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Red_Crickets/Red_Crickets. - Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code REDINKER at MANSCAPED.com! #ad #manscapedpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is episode 25 – and I'm going to take a closer look at the Pakistan international Airlines Crash in Katmandu in 1992 along with a Thai Airlines accident there a few week earlier. The Pakistan crash comes via a suggestion by a listener called Herman. Thanks for the chat the other evening and also a big thank you for your great suggestion Herman. But before then we'll probe two other accidents in the Alps involving Air India planes – and they're full of mystery and surprises – and a box full of gemstones. It's unique that two aircraft from the same airline hit the same place – particularly in a completely different continent to their place of origin but that is what happened to Air India 101 a Boeing 707-437 nicknamed Kanchenjunga registration VT-DMN which hit the 15700 foot high Mont Blanc in 1966. The other was Air India Flight 245 which crashed roughly in the same place but years before in 1950. Then the Pakistan International Airlines Flight 268 - an Airbus A300, registration AP-BCP, which crashed while approaching Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport on 28 September 1992. The final accident in this end of year bumper edition was the Thai Airways International Flight 311 which crashed north of Kathmandu and to be quite blunt this one was categorically one of pilot error.

An exploration into the highly influential but semi-ignored wave of Italian musicians who influenced dance and electronic music for decades to come. Albums range from the 70's-90's. Selection - SelectionKen Laszlo - Ken LaszloPink Project ‎– DominoRigheira ‎– RigheiraKoto - From the Dawn of TimeSandy Marton ‎– Modern LoverHypnosis - HipnosisGazebo - GazeboFresh Color - Night DreamsTantra - Hills of Katmandu

Miss Monique is one of the most recognized female progressive house DJs in Europe. With her gradual rise to musical prominence, she has begun to create waves on the international circuit as well as at home. Recent years have seen Miss Monique make her debut in Ibiza and subsequently perform hundreds of shows across the globe, from Hungary to Belarus to the Czech Republic and even India. Her eclectic mix of trance, progressive house and techno give her a versatility that is suited to intimate venues and festival headline slots alike. Since entering the studio, she has begun collaborating with some of the world's most important DJs; her biggest and most recognizable hit, ‘No Fear', was championed by the likes of Armin Van Buuren, Paul van Dyk, Paul Oakenfold, Gareth Emery, and many more. Her live sets on YouTube have garnered thousands of hits, with her most popular set at Radio Intense piling up 5 million views. With 31,000 subscribers and counting, Miss Monique is a Ukrainian DJ worth watching out for. With her acclaimed podcast, Mind Games, fans are treated to a fresh DJ set every month. Shutting down nights at renowned venues such as Club Vertigo in Gyor, Crystal Lounge in Doha and Club 25 hours in Katmandu, Miss Monique is a disk jockey whose career is set to continue rising. ------------------ Tracklist: 1. Eelke Kleijn - De Orde Van De Nacht [Extended Mix] 2. Stan Kolev - Samadhi 3. Darko De Jan - Breinz [Matan Casi Remix] 4. Digital Mess - Fractal 5. Mongo - Krypton 6. Roland Clark - VOICES [Moonwalk Remix] 7. Stereo Express, Matchy - Mantra 8. Melody Stranger, Paradoks - Faces 9. Paradoks - Foenix [Township Remix] 10. San Schwartz, Jean Bacarreza - Yebo 11. Olivier - Bipolar Star [Animal Picnic & Aaryon Remix] ------------------ Check out Miss Monique: http://www.youtube.com/user/DjMissMonique http://www.facebook.com/MissMoniqueUA http://twitter.com/djmissmonique http://soundcloud.com/alesia-arkusha http://www.instagram.com/djmissmonique ------------------ Listen to more exclusive mixes: iedm.com/blogs/iedmradio www.youtube.com/c/Iedmradiopodcast www.mixcloud.com/iEDMradio/ iedmradio.podbean.com/?source=pb Need the hottest in EDM apparel? Buy the latest here: iedm.com/ ------------------ Discover more: www.facebook.com/iEDMOfficial www.twitter.com/iEDMofficial instagram.com/iEDMofficial iEDMofficial.tumblr.com www.youtube.com/c/IEDMhomeoftherave