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Psalm 90,Lord, you have been our dwelling place in all generations.2 Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever you had formed the earth and the world, from everlasting to everlasting you are God.3 You return man to dust and say, “Return, O children of man!”4 For a thousand years in your sight are but as yesterday when it is past, or as a watch in the night.5 You sweep them away as with a flood; they are like a dream, like grass that is renewed in the morning:6 in the morning it flourishes and is renewed; in the evening it fades and withers.7 For we are brought to an end by your anger; by your wrath we are dismayed.8 You have set our iniquities before you, our secret sins in the light of your presence.9 For all our days pass away under your wrath; we bring our years to an end like a sigh.10 The years of our life are seventy, or even by reason of strength eighty;yet their span is but toil and trouble; they are soon gone, and we fly away.11 Who considers the power of your anger, and your wrath according to the fear of you?12 So teach us to number our days that we may get a heart of wisdom.13 Return, O Lord! How long? Have pity on your servants!14 Satisfy us in the morning with your steadfast love, that we may rejoice and be glad all our days.15 Make us glad for as many days as you have afflicted us, and for as many years as we have seen evil.16 Let your work be shown to your servants, and your glorious power to their children.17 Let the favor of the Lord our God be upon us, and establish the work of our hands upon us; yes, establish the work of our hands! Admiral Jim Stockdale was one of the most highly decorated officers in the history of the Navy — some of you have heard of him before. He was a fighter pilot in the Vietnam War and he's most famous for an ordeal that began on September 9, 1965. He took off in his A-4 Skyhawk for a normal mission, but this time, on his way back, he got shot down, ejected from his plane, and landed in a village where he was captured by the enemy. They held him as a prisoner of war from 1965 to 1973 — he was kept in solitary confinement for four years, in leg irons for two years, and he was physically tortured at least 15 times.And he survived. He was later released and obviously everybody was fascinated by his story. Stockdale wrote a couple of books about his experience, but he was made most popular by a business book that includes an interview with him. In that book, the author asked him, How'd you do it? How'd you make it through that time?And Stockdale said here's the key:“You must never confuse faith that you will prevail in the end […] with the discipline to confront the most brutal facts of your current reality […].”In other words, you must hold together brutal facts and prevailing hope. This has become known as the “Stockdale Paradox” — or we could just call it the message of Psalm 90.Stockdale's answer is what we find in this psalm, which is relevant to all of us, because Psalm 90 is about life in a fallen world. The question behind this psalm is: How do you make it here? How do you do really live in this world? — that's the question. Anybody interested in that?! And this psalm shows us how in two parts: Verses 1–11 is You face the brutal facts.Verses 12–17 is You remember our prevailing hope.That's what we're gonna look at this morning. Father in heaven, thank you for your ancient words! And thank you for your Holy Spirit who is with us now. Speak to us, this morning, we pray, in Jesus's name, amen. Facing the Brutal Facts (verses 1–11)There are at least three ‘brutal' facts here, and as we look at them, I want us to think of these as facts that we would tell ourselves. So I'm gonna say them as things that you would say to yourself — #1 is this … if you want to make it in this world, face the fact that…1. God is God.Psalm 90 starts here:“Lord, you have been our dwelling place in all generations.”Verse 1 shows us right away that Moses is looking up! He starts with “Lord, you” — which means he's reading his situation in light of the Lord. This is a prayer of faith. And so whatever else he might say in this psalm, we know first that he's saying it to God — he's bringing it to God. And he knows God. Verse 2:“Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever you had formed the earth and the world, from everlasting to everlasting you are God.”God is God. And God didn't just start to be God yesterday, but he has always been God. He was God before there was anything else. Before the mountains of the earth — before even the earth itself — God was who he is. He's bigger than us; he's older than us, and he's in control. We don't need to say anything about ourselves until we first understand this: It's not our world that God is part of, but it's his world that we're part of it. It's not that we fit him into our plans, but we exist for his purposes. It's not our story that he serves, but it's his story that we find ourselves in.So before you get stuck in your own head — or if you need to get unstuck — remind yourself that God is God. I think Psalm 90:2 is a great verse to memorize. It's the foundational, barest fact of all facts. God is God!We start there. We say that to ourselves. And then, soon enough, we get to ourselves and we realize that if God is God, we are not God. We are creatures. We are created. We're made. We are not from everlasting to everlasting, but instead we're time-bound.One of the interesting things of this psalm is the prevalence of time language. Just listen to all these words used: Generations, years, morning, evening, days. These words show up 15 different times in 17 verses. And what they're doing is they're forming the confines in which we live. When it comes to us, there's a beginning and an end to our lives here …And that brings us to the second brutal fact. Face the fact that…2. You will die. This is where Moses goes next, in verse 3. He's says to God, You return man to dust and say, “Return, O children of man!”And this sounds like Genesis 3:19. The mention of dust alongside the allusion to death takes us back to the Garden of Eden and the curse of sin, and that helps make sense of Moses as the author of this psalm. Moses, perhaps more than anybody, was well acquainted with the brutal facts of the human condition. He wrote the first five books of the Old Testament, including this quote from Genesis — so he knew the story well! He knew everything from the creation of man to the fall of man to how the reality of sin played itself out in the idolatry and rebellion of the people of Israel. Moses wrote the origin story, and he had a front row seat to its implications.And Moses knew that death was the consequence of sin.That's something we don't tend to think about. We know death is certain, but we don't usually connect it to the curse. We don't think when someone dies: This person died because of God's judgment on sin. But that's where Moses goes! Look at verse 7:“For we are brought to an end by your anger; by your wrath we are dismayed. You have set our iniquities before you, our secret sins in the light of your presence.”Verse 11:“Who considers the power of your anger, and your wrath according to the fear of you?”Moses connects the dots between God's judgment and death, and he leads us to do the same. That's the point of this rhetorical question in verse 11. He says Consider this! Think about this — because you probably haven't!Do you realize how effective God's curse on sin has been? God meant what he said when he told Adam in Genesis 2:17,“You shall surely die.”And for thousands of years, for billions and billions of people — for 110 people around the world every minute of every day — God has proven what he said. Every funeral you ever been to. Every loss in your life. Every graveyard you see with rows and rows of tombstones. They all testify to at least one fact: death is the curse of sin that God said it would be — Genesis 3:19, “You are dust, and to dust you shall return.” That is the only reason people die! Because God said that's what sin would bring. Because that's the judgment of God that sin would cost — God has never stopped paying that out. There is no escape.And for most of history, humans have been more in touch with their mortality than we are today.Today, as a society at large, we prefer to distract ourselves from it or numb ourselves to it. But that wasn't the case even 100 years ago.This Spring, Melissa and I were looking around at an antique shop, and I found this old framed print called “The Ages of Man.” It's an illustration of a man in eleven stages of life. At the center of it, there's the Garden of Eden and Adam eating the fruit — the fall of man which brought the curse — and then over to the left there's a stair climb up to a peak, and then a decline — it's goes up and then down, from cradle to grave. It's a visual reminder that you're gonna die.So I bought it … and brought it home, and put it in my study. And as I researched it, come to find out, there were countless prints like this, or iterations of it, that started circulating in the 16th century in the Western world. This particular one was published in 1906, but there are thousands and thousands of them in several different languages, and people used to have these prints hanging up in their homes and they'd see it everyday. We can hardly even think about our mortality. But brothers and sisters, friends, Psalm 90 is clear. You're going to die. Face it. Now to #3 … if you want to make it in this world, face the fact that…3. Life is hard. In case you thought death was the worst part, think again. The worst part, the brutalist fact, is that life is hard. And it's hard in part because it's so brief. That's the real contrast between God and us in Psalm 90. He is from everlasting to everlasting, and us … well … we get swept away with the rain. We're like a dream. We're like grass that's renewed in the morning, but then by evening, it's gone. Verse 9: our years come to an end like a sigh. Sigh — and we're gone.To really bring this point down for us, Moses gives a number in verse 10: Seventy years. That's the average. And this is fascinating. Think about this. Moses wrote this thousands of years ago — and there are different life expectancies in different parts of the world and there's been a little variance the past 200 years, but, altogether, 70 is about the average! Moses is right, and he's been right for a long time. Now, for some, Moses says, you might get to eighty. But you're talking that's an elite league.But 70–80 has been the standard life expectancy for most of human history — that's fascinating. Back before the flood, people lived a lot longer (I think that's the reference in verse 4). Kenan lived 910 years; Methuselah lived 969 years — that's a good run, but even that is like nothing before God. Methuselah's life to God is like yesterday afternoon. Yesterday afternoon! — that's a thousand years to God, so what about for 80 years? 70? Your life?It's a passing shadow. A vapor. And of that little vapor, that teeny little span, verse 10 says, is “but toil and trouble.”Wait, are we in Ecclesiastes? This sounds like Job on the worst day of his life (see Job 14:1–2)!No, we're in the psalms, and Psalm 90 is true. In that illustration of the stages of life — that picture now in my study — there's a caption beneath each decade that describes the decade, and the older the man gets, the bleaker the caption is (I had to use Google translate because it's in Swedish). But the caption under age 90 says, “At 90 years old, lame and bent, he has lost all memory of the joys of life.”It's kinda sad, but it's true to life under the curse. It's Psalm 90. And we need it. Now, of course, we can push back on all of this with some legitimate “whattabouts” — Whattabout this? Whattabout that? There are many blessings in this life! God's mercy is more! Amen! … but through verse 11, we need to hear Psalm 90 as it is. We find here the brutal facts about life in this world:God is God (not you).You're going to die.The brief time you have here is hard. Stockdale would say you gotta face the facts. Hold it here.But that's not the ending. Brutal facts are met with prevailing hope, and we find that in verse 12–17. Remember Our Prevailing Hope (verses 12–17)Verses 12–17 are six verses of petitions. Each verse is Moses asking God to do something surrounded by the background of these brutal facts. And we see two things here about hope.First, we see what hope does. How it drives Moses to pray a certain way.But secondly, and I think most important, we need to know what the hope actually is.We'll start with the is.What Hope IsIt's verses 13–14, and these are two verses I want to make sure you see. So everybody, do what you can to look at verse 13. Find verse 13.Moses prays: “13 Return, O Lord! How long? Have pity on your servants! 14 Satisfy us in the morning with your steadfast love, that we may rejoice and be glad all our days.”And the keyword here is “morning” in verse 14. It's the third time it's used in the psalm. Before I explain it, let me tell you first how I've always read this verse: I've understood it to mean that the way to rejoice and be glad all your days is to start each day, to spend each morning, getting your heart happy in Jesus.Meditate on the word of God, remember the love of God — private worship every morning. If you do that every morning, your days will be glad.That's how I've read Psalm 90:14, and that's been my practice, and guess what? I think it's true!I encourage all of you to start each morning in the word of God — be satisfied with the steadfast love of God! And, at the same time, I don't think that's what this verse is saying … because the word “morning” here is not referring to the literal morning.When “morning” is used in verses 5–6, it's symbolic of the earlier years of a person's life — it's the ascending stairs. When “morning” is used here in verse 14, it's symbolic of the new day of resurrected life. It's the reality of God doing what Moses prays in verse 13. Return, God! Come back! Fulfill your promises! Restore your people! Make all things new!In other words, “morning” in verse 14 is talking about heaven — the eternal morning.Moses is saying: if we can be satisfied with God's steadfast love in heaven — if that's our future, if God does that — then all our days here, on the way to that future, can have joy and gladness. Because we know that whatever happens here, the best yet to come! Whatever happens here, the worst thing is never the last thing. We have a future! We have a future with God! That's our hope. That's what the “morning” is referring to, and this starts to make sense. The petitions here demand this.In verse 15, Moses prays,“Make us glad for as many days as you have afflicted us …”He's saying, For as much time as it's been hard here, give us that same amount of joy! But look, if life itself is hard, if all of life is “toil and trouble” (which is what verses 1–11 tell us) then verse 15 requires another life.Moses is asking for a new life — that's the hope of heaven. The prevailing hope of Psalm 90 is a new heavens and new earth where we will be with God, in his fullness of joy, where at his right hand are pleasures forevermore.That's what the hope is, and now what does the hope do?What Hope DoesTwo things: work and wisdom.First, the hope of heaven means our work matters.Verse 17, Moses says:“Let the favor of the Lord our God be upon us, and establish the work of our hands upon us; yes, establish the work of our hands!”Now this is saying a lot! It means that the brutal facts of verses 1–11 are not meant to make us despair, but to make us sober. The reality of our creatureliness, the certainty of death, the brevity and hardships of life — none of those things mean that life here has no meaning if heaven is real.If this world is all we have, then sure, “Let us eat, drink, and be merry — Blah to everything!” But if heaven is real, if we have a future with God, and our lives here are consequential to that future, then our work here matters. We have things to do, and we should do them. We plant and grow and harvest and share. We design and build and steward and multiply. We are blessed to bless, saved to serve, given to that we might give. And we should be steadfast in these things, immovable, always abounding in this work because we know that because heaven is real, our work here is not in vain (see 1 Corinthians 15:58).Our work matters.Second, the hope of heaven means we need wisdom.This is verse 12: “So teach us to number our days that we may get a heart of wisdom.”Now, what I'm about to say is going to be so plain and simple you're gonna be like “Duh!” Here it is: If heaven is real, and your life here matters, then it's wise to know your life here is brief.This is starting with the end in mind. Start with heaven. That's our future, church. Jesus is real and he has gone to prepare a place for us, and he's going to come again and take us to himself that where he is we may be also. Jesus said that! Heaven is as real as Jesus is!And then, you mean to tell me that my life in this world has meaning for that?! My life has consequence for that? God can use my life here to impact heaven?Sign me up! — How much time do I have?!Not a lot of time. Limited time. Your days are numbered. Now what effect does that have? It gives us wisdom. It gives us wisdom to make the most of the time we have.I have another little framed picture in my study. Melissa's late grandmother gave it to me (and I think it also came from an antique shop). But it says, Just one life, 'twill soon be past, only what's done for Christ will last.Josiah Bennett exhorted us with these words a few weeks ago. This is how we want to live. It's how I'm trying to live!We recognize the brevity of life here, and we do it full of the hope of heaven, the realness of Jesus, at the center of our minds and hearts — hold those two things together … heaven is real and life here is short … wisdom!This is our prevailing hope: Heaven is real. So our work matters and we need wisdom. So says Moses in Psalm 90 … face the brutal facts; remember our prevailing hope — which is not just a strategy for survival, this is how we thrive. This is not merely about how to make it in this world, but it's how to have joy and gladness all our days even amid the sorrows.Father, would you do that?This now brings us to the Table.The TableOne thing I want to make clear this morning is that the hope that Moses talks about here, and our hope, is not abstract, but it's personal. There's no doubt in the Psalm, anytime there's language about God returning, or the restoration of God's people, it's always pointing to the Messiah. Jesus is the person of our hope. Jesus himself says, in Revelation 22,“I am the root and descendant of David, the bright morning star” (Revelation 22:16).He is the one we hope in. He is what makes heaven heaven. We look to him this morning, and I want to invite you to do that. If you've never put your faith in Jesus, you're stuck in verses 1–11. Without Jesus, there is no hope. But you can have hope this morning. Come to Jesus. Ask him to save you. Make Jesus your hope. And for those of us who have done that — if you've trusted in Jesus — at this table we remember him and give him thanks! We want his glory to be magnified.

Sanki Yusuf (A.S.) idim, Kenan ilinde Meczubleyin gezen, halkın dilindeSonra Sultan olmuş, günün birindeHalkını selâmlar, baston elinde.Hangi Yusuf düşmez, dipsiz kuyuyaHepsine rast gelmiş, birer eşkıyaOradan çıkartıp, bir kaç parayaHangisi satılmaz, o gün saraya.Yusuf bir değildir, dünya'ya gelen Hayırla yâd ettik, hayırla el'anHazreti Yusuf'a (A.S.), binlerle selâm Diğer Yusuf'lara, dahi vesselâm.Kul Ahmed'in burda, hâlin arz ederAllah vermesin hiç, acıyla kederOturmuş şurada, hakk'ı seyrederDiğer Yusuf'larla, şimdi beraber.Yusuf'un (A.S.) duası, edildi kabulHakk'ın rızasıyla, sayıldı makbulO'nun duasını, okuyan her kulErdi muradına, hem usul usul.

This week's guest In the Flamingo Lounge, Kevin Leary, is a pretty busy guy at the Kenan Center! He's not just the Arts & Culture Program Manager there, but he's also a talented director, choreographer, actor, and arts manager. Throughout his career, Kevin has had some amazing experiences. He's toured nationally as an actor in shows like The Music Man, 42nd Street, and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. He also worked as an Assistant Director and Male Swing for Singin' in the Rain at the Goodspeed Opera House.  Back home, he's directed The Glass Menagerie and Godspell at the Lancaster Opera House. And over at the Alleyway Theatre, he's showcased his skills as choreographer for Kragtar!: An American Monster Musical and director for Death of a Streetcar Named Virginia Woolf. Kevin's got a strong educational background too, with a BFA in Acting/Musical Theatre from Wright State University and an MA in Interdisciplinary Studies (focusing on Theatre and Arts Management) from the University at Buffalo.

WBEN's Tom Puckett with a preview of Friday's groundbreaking of the Kenan Civic Center full 50 Thu, 26 Jun 2025 08:04:00 +0000 8Sq1lCHVsMVmhVVDi10GlrN2agqSRNkW news & politics,news WBEN Extras news & politics,news WBEN's Tom Puckett with a preview of Friday's groundbreaking of the Kenan Civic Center Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News & Politics News False https:

Bill Patti on the new Kenan Civic Center in Lockport full 225 Thu, 26 Jun 2025 07:42:00 +0000 HlOVNgvbAORDWIneWebbX2LTAlv1f3aY news & politics,news WBEN Extras news & politics,news Bill Patti on the new Kenan Civic Center in Lockport Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News & Politics News False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?f

Kenan Layden of AgMarket.net joins Mark Magnuson for today's midday market podcast.

Kenan, Luca und Daniel tauchen tief in das langersehnte Sequel der legendären Infizierte-Reihe ein! Nach 17 Jahren kehrt Danny Boyle ins Franchise zurück und bringt mit 28 Years Later eine vollkommen neue Vision mit – gedreht mit iPhone 15 Pro Max und voller überraschender Wendungen. Wir sprechen neben 28 Years Later auch über die Anfänge der Reihe, warum 28 Days Later auch heute noch sehenswert ist und an welchen Problemen 28 Weeks Later krankt. Viel Spaß!

Comedy legend Kenan Thompson joins Cam and Hayden on Not Just Football to talk about life on Saturday Night Live, growing up an Atlanta sports fan, and the art of staying funny for two decades straight.In this episode:

From Juventus Donald Trump & Inter Milan DJ Khaled PR owngoals, Kenan Yildiz show + Valentin Carboni the hero in FIFA Club World Cup, Premier League TV rights almost 5 x bigger than Serie A, heroic 9 man Italy U21 lose to Germany after shambolic refereeing, to Antonio Conte possibly saving careers of Jadon Sancho & Federico Chiesa at Napoli, profile deep dive on Parma star Ange-Yoann Bonny, Dusan Vlahovic to AC Milan links, and the new Roma and Lazio taking shape, Stefano Pioli in charge of the Italian Fiorentina, as well as this week's Baggio, Serie ASS and Premface of the week plus much, much more when Nima and Carlo break down all the main talking points of the last week in the mad world of Italian football.Timestamps:00:00 Intro02:08 FIFA Club World Cup - Kenan Yildiz Show & Valentin Carboni The Hero15:24 PR & Marketing Disaster - Juventus Trump & Inter DJ Khaled Owngoals28:58 TV Rights - Premier League Now Almost Earn 5 X As Much As Serie A33:01 Italy U21 Robbed By Referee - Heroic 9 Man Azzurrini Lose To Germany38:26 Napoli - Can Antonio Conte Save The Careers Of Federico Chiesa & Jadon Sancho?44:00 AC Milan - Will Dusan Vlahovic Succeed Under Max Allegri At The Rossoneri?47:22 Profile Deep Dive - Who Is Parma Star Ange-Yann Bonny Branded As The New Marcus Thuram?50:38 Roma - Claudio Ranieri, Gian Piero Gasperini & Ricky Massara The Backbone54:55 Bologna - It's Happening Again: Losing Dan Ndoye, Sam Beukema & Jhon Lucumi57:08 Lazio - Maurizio Sarri 2.0 Shaping Up As Giacomo Raspadori Being Targeted59:29 Fiorentina - Stefano Pioli To Be In Charge Of An Italian Viola01:03:46 Baggio, Premface & Serie ASS Of The WeekCheck out our friends on 101GreatGoals.If you want to support The Italian Football Podcast and get every episode, simply become a member on Patreon.com/TIFP OR Spotify OR YouTube Memberships. Your support makes The Italian Football Podcast possible.Follow us: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bağlum Merkez Camii İmamı Mehmet Güçlü Hoca Okudu....Sanki Yusuf (A.S.) idim, Kenan ilinde Meczubleyin gezen, halkın dilindeSonra Sultan olmuş, günün birindeHalkını selâmlar, baston elinde.Hangi Yusuf düşmez, dipsiz kuyuyaHepsine rast gelmiş, birer eşkıyaOradan çıkartıp, bir kaç parayaHangisi satılmaz, o gün saraya.Yusuf bir değildir, dünya'ya gelen Hayırla yâd ettik, hayırla el'anHazreti Yusuf'a (A.S.), binlerle selâm Diğer Yusuf'lara, dahi vesselâm.Kul Ahmed'in burda, hâlin arz ederAllah vermesin hiç, acıyla kederOturmuş şurada, hakk'ı seyrederDiğer Yusuf'larla, şimdi beraber.Yusuf'un (A.S.) duası, edildi kabulHakk'ın rızasıyla, sayıldı makbulO'nun duasını, okuyan her kulErdi muradına, hem usul usul.

Sometimes you think you know a game before you've played it. Sometimes all your assumptions were correct, and it works its way into your heart anyway. Tara (Tara's Bad Luck Club) joins us to talk about games that won us over despite being decidedly not our type. Kenan tells us about the trick-taker that helped him make sense of trick-taking. Alba quizzes us on our knowledge on non-existent bands. Then we reveal the exceptions to our rules and all of yours. Topics include tapping into nostalgia, family gaming traditions, My Favorite Things, Ra, For Sale, Power Grid, Rising Sun, pacing in bidding games, grudges that extend into replays, Landmarks, Codenames, limited communication, the entertainment value of miscommunication, putting a map on it, games that depend on shared references, gaming with moms, Magic Maze, real-time games, Bullet, buyer's remorse, QE, Nidavellir, whether set collection is for babies, big teaches, whether word association is for normies, Bohnanza and negotiation, One Night Ultimate Werewolf and Blood on the Clocktower and Shifted and Feed the Kraken and social deduction, Invincible and bag-building and IP's, That's Not a Hat and party games, Spirit Island and Sky Team and Last Bastion and co-op games, whether memory is for babies, whether you should ever play three card monte (spoiler: no), whether life is a game worth playing (spoiler: yes), whether exceptions prove rules (spoiler: sorta), and whether our biases need to be re-examined (spoiler: no). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Heute sind Kenan & Léo im Streaming unterwegs, insbesondere bei AppleTV+. Vom Apfeldienst wird die neue Sport-Dramedy „Stick“ mit Owen Wilson als ehemaligen Golfprofi, der wieder versucht Fuß zu fassen. Und auf filmischer Ebene besprechen sie den neuesten Apple-Film „Echo Valley“ mit Juliane Moore und Sydney Sweeney als Mutter-Tochter-Gespann. Darüber hinaus erklärt Kenan, wieso sich „Predator: Killer of Killers“ bei Disney+ wirklich lohnt. Das und viel mehr bei einer neuen Folge von Bleibende Schäden!

Sanki Yusuf (A.S.) idim, Kenan ilinde Meczubleyin gezen, halkın dilindeOradan oraya, koşan kendince Güyâ bir eğlence nefsin elinde.Hangi Yusuf düşmez, dipsiz kuyuyaHepsine rast gelmiş, birer eşkıyaOradan çıkartıp, bir kaç parayaHangisi satılmaz, o gün saraya.Yusuf bir değildir, dünya'ya gelen Hayırla yâd ettik, hayırla el'anHazreti Yusuf'a (A.S.), buradan selâm Diğer Yusuf'lara, dahi vesselâm.Kul Ahmed'in burda, hâlin arz ederAllah vermesin hiç, acıyla kederOturmuş şurada, Hakk'ı seyrederDiğer Yusuf'larla, anda beraber.Yusuf'un (A.S.) duası, edildi kabulDiğer dualarla, sayıldı makbulO'nun duasını, okuyan her kulErdi muradına, hem usul usul.

Tunç Berkman'ın hazırlayıp sunduğu Tunç Berkman ile CXO Talks programına Mükellef & Workhy Co-Founder & CEO Kenan Açıkelli konuk oldu.

Tunç Berkman'ın hazırlayıp sunduğu Tunç Berkman ile CXO Talks programına Mükellef & Workhy Co-Founder & CEO Kenan Açıkelli konuk oldu.

Nicht nur hat Wes Anderson mit seinem neuesten Film einen Meisterstreich vollzogen, sondern auch die Cannes-Filmfestspiele 2025 haben ihren Ausklang gefunden. Kenan & Léo blicken auf das Festival zurück und berichten, welche Filme für das restliche Jahr spannend sein können. Unter anderem auch der angesprochene „Der phönizische Meisterstreich“, der von Cannes direkt auf die deutsche Leinwand wandern durfte. Außerdem: Das große Finale von The Last of Us wird besprochen und die entscheidenden Vergleiche zum Spiel und der Serie werden mitgegeben. Das alles bei einer weiteren Folge von Bleibende Schäden. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören!

Is there a board game theme we can all agree on? We're discussing games with largely inoffensive epicurean themes. Kenan takes us on a pleasant stroll through the rapidly changing landscape of board game subject matter while Alba cooks up a spicy quiz show. Kenan reports back on the many strange sights and inhabitants of Dice Tower West in Las Vegas. Then it's time to chomp on some appetizing food-based games. Discussed: Wingspan, Dro Polter, Downfall of Pompeii, SETI, Ostia, Trajan, Bohnanza, Babylonia, The Quest for El Dorado, Cacao, Sushi Go!, Viticulture, Fromage, Tzolk'in, Hungry Hungry Hippos, Coffee Rush, Nusfjord, Clank!, Everdell, On Mars, Vinhos, Evolution/Oceans, interface design, themes that lighten the load, themes that catfish you, games that are invitations, and how to talk to your Zoomer intern. Bon Appétit. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bu Fikir Tutar'da yeni bölüm zamanı, Bu bölümümüzde, dünya ticaretinde yön bulmanın zorlaştığı bir dönemde, KOBİ'lerin operasyonel yüklerini azaltıp stratejiye odaklanabilmelerini sağlayan dijital çözümleri ele alıyoruz. Sunucu: Begüm Nur Alkış

In recent months, Adam has committed the crime of scheming. Can Aaron help him come to terms with his new shadow by coercing with other sitcoms? We discuss reboot rumors, the passing of a member of the Good Burger family, and a fledgling Kenan & Kel community.Kel's 90s Con Panel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u81U_QUUOysJoe is Hungry: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Rm1YR8Rn_Ehttps://www.reddit.com/r/Kenanandkel/Email us at: kenankelpodcast@gmail.comCheck out our T-Shirts: https://www.teepublic.com/user/kenan-kel-podcastAnd our Website: https://linktr.ee/kenankelpodcastTwitter/Instagram/TikTok: @kenankelpodcast

Kenan Layden of AgMarket.net joins Mark Magnuson for today's midday market podcast.

Mit Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning will Tom Cruise die Action-Messlatte wieder ein Stück höher legen. Doch kann der (jetzt inoffizielle) zweite Teil zu Dead Reckoning Erfolge feiern, nachdem die Reihe erstmals Verschleißerscheinungen an den Kinokassen gezeigt hatte?Kenan und unser Gast Patrick Suite vom Podcast Die Filmische Begegnung liefern darauf ebenso Antworten wie auf die Frage, ob The Last Reckoning denn nun wirklich den Abschluss der Mission: Impossible-Reihe bilden wird. Hört rein bei einer neuen Episode unseres Filmpodcasts!---Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmfruehstueck/

Diese folgende Zusammenfassung löscht sich in fünf Sekunden: Es ist soweit! Das große Finale des "Mission Impossible"-Franchise steht kurz vor dem Kinostart. Kenan & Léo haben sich in die Preview gesetzt und geben einen frischen Ersteindruck auf das Grande Finale von Ethan Hunt. des Weiteren diskutieren sie diverse Serien wie Andor und The Studio auf den Streamingdiensten und dazu noch den Kinostart von "Black Bag" von Steven Soderbergh. Wir wünschen viel Spaß beim Zuhören!

I detta avsnitt av serien Samhällspulsen möter vi Kenan Ek, Affärsområdeschef och Kvalitets-chef på Job by Instep, en av Sveriges största aktörer inom Rusta och matcha-programmet. Kenan berättar hur deras arbete hjälper människor att hitta rätt väg till jobb, varför de lyckats bli störst i Stockholm, och hur individanpassat stöd gör verklig skillnad. Ett inspirerande och insiktsfullt samtal om att rusta, matcha och möjligt göra nya chanser på arbetsmarknaden. Programledare: Rachid El Mounacifi

Nach 14 Jahren Abstinenz kehrt das beliebte „Final Destination“-Franchise wieder zurück auf die große Leinwand! Mit „Final Destination: Bloodlines“ hat sich die Marketing-Abteilung die größte Mühe gemacht, um neue und alte Fans ins Boot zu holen. Patrick und Kenan nutzen die Gelegenheit, um die gesamte Franchise Revue passieren zu lassen. Was sind ihre Gedanken zu jedem einzelnen Film? Was sind die denkwürdigsten Kills? Wie gut hat sich das Vermächtnis der Filme gehalten? Und natürlich wird Kenan auch seinen ersten Eindruck zum neuen Teil liefern. Ebenso präsentieren die beiden ihr finales Ranking. Wir wünschen viel Spaß beim Zuhören!---Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmfruehstueck/

In this episode of the Warner Brothas Podcast, Kyle and Kenan discuss the ongoing NBA playoffs, focusing on the thrilling matchups between the Nuggets and Thunder and the Cavs and Pacers. They reflect on memorable moments, analyze game performances, and share predictions for upcoming games. The conversation highlights the importance of depth, defense, and the impact of key players in determining the outcomes of these playoff series. In this episode, the hosts analyze the ongoing NBA playoffs, focusing on the performances of key players like Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green, as well as the strategies employed by the Warriors and Celtics. They discuss the implications of these games on future matchups and speculate on offseason moves, highlighting the depth and dynamics of the teams involved.   0:00 Introduction and Mother's Day Memories 2:43 Playoff Analysis: Nuggets vs. Thunder Game 4 24:38 Cavs vs. Pacers: Series Overview 31:52 Warriors vs. Timberwolves: A Clash of Titans 51:13 Celtics' Playoff Performance and Strategy 01:07:29 Offseason Speculations and Player Movements   FOLLOW THE BROTHAS ON Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/warnerbrothaspodcast/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@thewarnerbrothaspodcast Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/warnerbrothaspodcast X - https://x.com/warnerbrospod

From Napoli taking a huge step towards Scudetto after MVP candidate Scott McTominay scores a brace against Torino, Inter Milan risk Zeru Tituli, Matias Soulé continues to shine for incredible Roma, backstory of sad passing of Lecce physio, Atalanta closer to securing Champions League amid Gian Piero Gasperini's future unclear, to Kenan Yildiz stupid red card could cost Juventus top 4 spot, and AC Milan cap off wonderful week with win over Venezia and preview of the Champions League and Conference League semifinal leg 1 against Barcelona + Real Betus, as well as this week's Baggio, Serie ASS and Premface of the week plus much, much more when Nima and guest host Patrick Kendrick break down all the main talking points from Match Day 34 of the 2024/2025 Serie A season.Timestamps:00:00 Intro03:38 Napoli - Huge Step Towards Scudetto: Is Scott McTominay The League MVP?21:55 Inter Milan - Is Zeru Tituli A Reality & How Big Of A Failure Is It?45:44 Roma - Special Matias Soulé The Hero In Top 4 Race: Did Juventus Make A Mistake Selling Him?56:38 Lecce - The Sad Passing Of Physiotherapist Graziano Fiorita & Backstory Of What Happened01:05:31 Atalanta - All But Secure Champions League Football As Gian Piero Gasperini's Future Remains Unclear01:09:27 Juventus - Will Kenan Yildiz Stupid Red Card Cost Juve A Champions League Spot?01:14:26 Fiorentina - Beat Empoli To Keep Pressure In Top 4 Race Ahead Of Conference League Semi Final Against Real Betis01:16:15 AC Milan - Good Week Winning Derby & Beating Venezia: How Do We Rate Sergio Conceicao & Rossoneri's Season If They Win Coppa Italia?01:23:25 Barcelona Vs Inter Milan Champions League Semi-Final Leg 1 Preview - How Do Nerazzurri Stop Lamine Yamal?01:39:43 Baggio, Premface & Serie ASS Of The WeekListeners in the UK & Ireland: Click here to watch Serie A LIVE on OneFootball.If you want to support The Italian Football Podcast and get every episode, simply become a member on Patreon.com/TIFP OR Spotify OR YouTube Memberships. Your support makes The Italian Football Podcast possible.Follow us: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The first half against the worst team in Serie A was going pretty well ... until Juventus' No. 10 was sent off on the cusp of halftime. Because of it, Juve will now be without one of their best and most talented players entering a huge matchup to begin the month of May. You can follow us — or send us questions — on Bluesky ⁠@bwrao.bsky.social⁠, Twitter ⁠@JuventusNation⁠ or ⁠on Facebook⁠ as well as the Fans First Sports Network ⁠@FansFirstSN⁠ on Twitter. You can also follow us on ⁠our Instagram page⁠, too! Get all of our match coverage, transfer rumors and much more at our website, ⁠blackwhitereadallover.com⁠. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kara Kenan is the founder & CEO of the Cancer Wellness Institute, where she trains and certifies cancer coaches globally. A passionate advocate for cancer survivorship, Kara has developed evidence-based programs that empower patients, survivors, and health professionals. She also serves as the Executive Director for Going Beyond the Pink, a North Carolina-based breast cancer support nonprofit, and Marketing & Communications Manager at the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship (NCCS). Kara is actively involved in cancer policy and advocacy with NCCS and the Society for Integrative Oncology, and has been a treatment guideline reviewer with American Society for Clinical Oncology (ASCO). Leveraging AI, she has scaled her online courses, enhancing accessibility and support for cancer coaches worldwide. With over a decade of experience in coaching, advocacy, and curriculum development, Kara is dedicated to bridging gaps in survivorship care through education, innovation, and policy work.

Cet épisode est un extrait du podcast publié lundi dernier. En moins de 10 minutes, il te permettra de capter les plus beaux messages de l'épisode avec Galitt Kenan.Un extrait qui je l'espère, remplacera Instagram pendant ta pause de 10mn, se retrouvera dans tes oreilles avant de t'endormir, ou à ton réveil pour commencer ta journée dans la joie. Si ce passage te plait et que tu as envie d'en connaître plus sur mon invitée de la semaine, l'épisode en entier t'attend chaudement sur Nouvel Œil.

They weren't going to hire me for EDC anyway1- not based off of that mix! But it had been a long week, and a long day, and of all the excuses in the world o had to make, the greatest excuse was this: it just wasn't my best mix( I simply wasn't ready. In fact, my entry was more like a spoof— I hadn't any pictures on my laptop and instead included a photo of my logo; my entry included a bio that was short and direct, vague and said more about my invisible cat than I did me. I didn't include a soundcloud, because I didn't have one, and when it came down to it, I wasn't a fan of the mix; it didn't sound as well as I knew I could do, or even as good as some of my past entries. I was going off the top of my head, with no tracks analyzed to sync—which meant I was wasting valuable playtime selecting tracks, and pitchyhingbthen manually to be exact, which made my mix not sound like me at all. I sounded like an amatur/- and with this being my first on-camera appearance, I certainly was an amatuer. The top of the line technology was foreign to me— and I knew EDC was at a loss; I hadn't handed in my best work or even looked my best, not understanding how fat the camera would make me look. Still, I hadn't even given them the video, and with every bit of my might leading up to the very deadline, I still made a ridiculous effort to hand in something— because it was some thing. I was already on somebody's radar in the DJ world for a very long time— this was my way of showing I was still doing as much as I could to actually catch up to speed with the kids, the hot girl DJ's, and the prostitots who at least could figure out how to analyze and sync their pre-recorded sets and press play on time. My set was janky, and it made it look like I couldn't even do that. But I could. As I had learned by spending that amount of time at the decks, I had actually become quite the technical DJ— little use of effects by choice means that I had precision focused in speed and ability— how many tracks can I get up and down and to stay in line? It was harder than ever without the ability to use sync at all, but I was learning by hand a skill enough DJ's didn't have to make it a skill worth having. Then, there was more I needed not just to learn, but for it to become second nature. For it to be easy to do not just in a room myself, but potentially in front of hundreds and thousands of people. I didn't want to be the average disc jokey. I wanted to play EDC— and not on a little controller on a side stage at 3:30 PM; I was sure I would one day start there, but this year was a wash. I had been thrown off by trying and failing to record the mixed I needed to enter the contest on my birthday and then all that accumulated in the pressure of anxiety, disappointment, and movements I hadn't made in months under the circumstances— for about four days in a row it seemed unlikely that it would happen at all, and when it did, it was at the very last moment, at the literal deadline, with a mix I wasn't particularly proud of and a track which was technically unreleased without using “unlicensed content”— I had selected it in hopes that the judge of the contest, SLANDER might hear something from it. A bass music DJ— and this was bass music, however, with somewhat outdated samples and a rare and very unique technique, I would hope that someone would listen to the track before the mix— and hear something special in it. It was a special song, at least to me— but these people were hard to impress to say the least, still I wanted to at least be on the radar, and I had an Insomniac tattoo that pleaded with me at times to just do whatever it takes. Besides, they had opened up another contest, which meant I had four tracks to present in total— three more tracks and three more mixes, and I was determined that with each passing day I would do better. For now, I was recovering from being out in New York on a rolling basis; my collected self confidence and poise from isolation had dwindled into the rotting core of depression of just being “just another poor black girl in Brooklyn” not an identity I wore on me at all times, but something like a badge that was placed on me by location, and the color of my skin. I hated my apartment, and I hated everything about my circumstances— because it separated me from the other DJs and producers. I wasn't safe, supported, popular, pretty, or well-to-do— and I didn't have the access to thentechnology on a whim, through a friend, or with privelege. Everything I did in the DJ world was a fight, a push, a breakthrough from a world that had no such luxuries— and for the most part, what wasn't going into my music, was going into my mouth. When I wasn't excersising, I was working, and when I wasn't working, I still was. I spent my time writing, and reading, and there was no such thing as a waste of time when I was learning about my predecessors— J.K. Rowling, George Lucas, and even Jim Henson, who I'd learned had made the very first muppet from scratch and by hand! Besides the play on words, I wasn't just a DJ; I was a writer, and a filmmaker, and I was trying to figure out how somehow also I was this strange puppeteer man, coming to the conclusion with the fact that I was also sort of always just obsessed with TV and wanted something to do with it. But I was stamping my foot, and heavily— I didn't just want to be an actor! I didn't just want to be a comedian. And certainly, because it sometimes seemed as if anybody could do it and with the sync button and pre-recorded mixes in mind, any bikini clad hot girl or basic bitch Chad boy could and were very most often DJs—I certainly did not want to nor did I have the choice of being just a DJ, or JUST a producer— because it seemed nothing made sense without being any of the others. But the problem remained that I was still not making any money from anything really worthwhile, and I was sick of subsisting, with the limited choices I had for nutrition and vitamins because of my government subsidies; the foods I wanted were out of reach— the energy sustaining, clean and organically sourced best foods and vitamins were just simply unavailable to people with food stamps, and even on the days I should have felt happiest, I became depressed. How was I going to escape the system— and why was no strawberry flavored vegan protein available to people on EBT?! I was almost a comedian, but lately too depressed to perform. All I wanted was my music world to be real— and it was real— I was doing just about as much as anyone else in the industry was, despite my limitations, and just not getting paid for it. My neighbors banged on the walls when I played music and slammed doors even even I didn't— and when I sang or rapped it sounded like they were slamming things around like they were throwing tantrums and fits. It might have been easy to look past if I were inebriated in some sort of way like most rappers, singers, and performers— but I was stone cold sober. Even in ear plugs, I heard every slam, every bang, every boom— and not to mention the motorcycles and the rest of the idiots outside. It seemed like I was being trapped by an energy that just simply never wanted me to make the best music I knew I could make, and so the best music I knew I could make wasn't going to be in this place. But how would I escape it? IT STARTS NOW. Agh. I promised myself that on my next Instacart subscription I would brush up on my Saturday a Night Live and whatever Which included but wasn't exactly limited to— Seth Meyers, 30 Rock, And almost dreadedly The Tonight Show, starring . Oh look. There he is. What was that dude's name again? Fixed it, You're welcome. What was wrong with it. Just needed some adjustments. Uhh. Wow, I never saw that before. A very strange man has appears to have affixed a giant pair of television antennas to his oddly specific television-shaped house. Hm. Aha, I see… I told you before, Marty. I don't like you hanging out with that old man. He is— — he's strange, Marty! He's strange, Well, maybe I'm strange. I don't think so! Remember this? LORRAINE points at a picture on the refrigerator; Her son, MARTY is clean cut, smiling and well dressed— almost the opposite of his newly adopted Whatever, I just got bored. But mom, he's a genius! Genius my patatootie! Let's not— [The Festival Project ™] Ugh, Mom! —say, “patootie” alright? Especially when I'm watching TV! I can say patootie all I want, especially if it's my patootie! Eww, mom!! Patatootie, patootie, patootie! Alright. I only got two weeks to learn everything I can about Saturday night Live… For whatever reason. WHY! I don't know. WHY! I don't know. WHYYYYYYYYYY?! I don't know, Kenan, shut the fuck up! Woah woah woah. Hold the phone. KENAN cries out into the universe inconsolably about his newly entirely totaled Beamer. KEL can't seem to console him, but doesn't really try. He seems preoccupied with twisting up the perfect blunt, licking it from the sidewalk as KENAN, hunched over the crumpled hood and completely totaled vehicle cries out once more, WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?! There appears to have been a hit-and-run. L E G E N D S Earlier: Well, for… Wait who did I write Flowers for? Bill Hader. That's right. I never found Bill Hader. I was trying to avoid— Oh look, a penny. Aurumph. —oddly enough, I also promised myself a Rick and Morty marathon. Oh, that's right; it was Was I right? I can bet. CHRIS PARNELL seems to have awakened from a very deep sleep. As he lie on his back in the middle of the floor in an unknown room, the location becomes familiar ; he appears to be at Rockerfeller Center— however, not in a usual setting. PARNELL Oh, Jesus Christ… I don't know how I had him and sudakis mixed up. I don't even think they were on the same cast. Also, explain to me why. EXPLAIN TO ME WHY THIS DUDE: [Apparently Rob Riggle] SHOT ME. Shot— yo, wait. And you said— I'm waiting. He was wearing some kind of cloak . A cloak of invisibility. Everything was hidden besides— whatever he was drinking. He was drinking something . Yes, that is correct, apparently! “Apparently” Apparently! “Apparently” Do you remember what he was drinking. Ah, yes. I remember exactly…apparently. Apparently? Yes, exactly—apparently. It appeared to be a strawberry milkshake. A—a strawberry milkshake . A strawberry milkshake! Exactly! Not apparently? Exactly, apparently! Alright… thanks. -_- Now, where were we with the actual celebrities ! I thought this was a Star-studded cast! We are star studded. Where are they then. The who?! The stars ! The what! The people! You said this movie had real star power! It does! Where! Right here, see ?! At some point I had seen all I thought that I could of one man's price — The thing to pay in response to one great, cosmic ask; And then, like nothing ; I dissappeared, and went away with it all, into my cavern, trapped like a madman; To know so much and yet, nothing at all. Shh. K. Take this. *sighs, but almost silently* Shh. *sighs even more deeply, but even more silently* The Legend of Ascencia Yo. Yo what. Yo what the fuck. What the fuck. What the fuck. It's Skrillex. No, I'm not. Dont tell me— Idiot . You look confused. Do it again. I am— confused. Mortals. Where's deadmau5. I'm not playing deadmau5; These speakers are loud. Play the deadmau5 No, not that. There is it. Aha. See, I found it. —noo. That's better. I'll take it from here. From where. I don't see anything. I don't feel. I don't know anything. I don't say. I lost focus. I go home drunk. I think I called the wrong number. I think I caught a cold on the tour bus. I think I brought the whole road back with me. I think I got more starstruck not watching. I think I ran out of luck— On a four leaf clover. I think I woke up to Conan at Four in the morning Like “top of the morning to ya” And it was too much It was too much. It was too much. Smile. Camera one Camera 3 Run a mile Smile Admire on in 1, 2– Why are we counting up? Somehow my whole world backwards Backend, black tights, Black dress That's right But I don't like rice and my fritters is fried I am fried I am High I guess High I guess High I guess High I guess Hi, I guess. I like his eyes, I guess. Starting to cry I guess, Will ferrel is wild, I guess But why Don't look at the thigh meat I'm high as a kite I guess I just smiled and sung my goodbyes And just stopped trying to try I guess I wasted all my good years On a poor fat boy I wasted all my goo ears on bad songs that Still blow my mind Subliminal messages And as high as I am I still see tides, I guess Whole worlds of oceans and Starting to fly, I guess Yess I'm a bird Fuck this bird All I wanted was water A kite I guess Look, mom, I still cry I guess I digest life by the light and the smiles I get Almost none of them, Retreat to the forest Where I don't see none of them To go downstairs, No hair No make up Ugly girl Black girl Broke girl New York Going downstairs Undressed, Not made up Ugly girl Black girl Nappy girl Fat girl New York Scowl like you mean it Scowl like you mean it Nobody loves be because I'm not famous And no, I don't want you Because you're not famous And no, I don't want you Because you got famous And now I don't want you Because you're too famous Yes Do wah diddy Down by the boardwalk Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2018-2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -U.™

Qu'est-ce que l'espoir pour Galitt Kenan ? Elle nous partage sa vision dans cet épisode.Ce passage est un extrait du podcast publié lundi dernier - l'épisode en entier t'attend chaudement sur Nouvel Œil.   Belle écoute ! ☀️ ---Cette saison de podcasts est soutenue par Nouveau Monde, un fonds de dotation qui facilite l'accès à la méditation et à la pleine conscience, en France.Pour découvrir le documentaire "Kogis, ensemble pour soigner la terre" le 06 mai.Si tu as aimé cet épisode, tu peux le partager, écrire un commentaire dans la description et laisser des étoiles sur ta plateforme d'écoute ! ---

Galitt Kenan, c'est une femme qu'on entend peu, ou pas assez. Et qui mérite tant que ses paroles soient portées au monde. Depuis 2018, elle dirige le Jane Goodall Institute France - une organisation mondiale de conservation fondée par Jane Goodall. Son quotidien, c'est de créer le lien entre les humains, et de réfléchir à notre rapport au vivant. L'espoir, pour être durable, demande à la fois réflexion et action concrète. Alors avec Galitt aujourd'hui, on réfléchit un peu, on se pose des questions, on partage nos idéaux et nos tracas. Et il y a une question en particulier qui nous a reliées : est-ce que la naïveté nous protège de la brutalité du monde ? Avec Galitt dans cet épisode, on parle de volonté, de respect et d'espoir.J'espère que cette écoute t'invitera à renouer avec l'espoir.Belle écoute ! ☀️ ---Cette saison de podcasts est soutenue par Nouveau Monde, un fonds de dotation qui facilite l'accès à la méditation et à la pleine conscience, en France.Pour découvrir le documentaire "Kogis, ensemble pour soigner la terre" le 06 mai.Si tu as aimé cet épisode, tu peux le partager, écrire un commentaire dans la description et laisser des étoiles sur ta plateforme d'écoute ! ---

Today's Social Media Advice: This is from Kenan in Elmhurst: "I thought I found the perfect woman and maybe I have, but I need to get your opinion first. Our first date was a prom at the high school where she teaches. I was her escort and it was a lot of fun and I got to see how much the students love her. Our second date was mind blowing and out of character for her. We went to see the Marvel movie and mid-way through the movie, she came on very strong and was ready to get down in the theater. She said she wore a dress for easy access. I wasn’t ready for that and she said she came prepared with condoms. I was with it 100% but I wanted to respect her so I told her no. Easy girls aren’t hard to find. I had hoped this one was a keeper. Should I judge her by her actions?"Steve Harvey Morning Show Online: http://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Loud and Clear, host Francisco Cárdenas interviews Cairo Kenan Marsh, an experienced advertising professional and founder of the agency relativ*. The conversation covers Cairo's journey from working at major agencies like DDB and FCB to starting his own agency in Japan. They discuss the allure of the advertising industry, the competitive nature of pitching for new business, and the need for more love and respect within the industry. The discussion also delves into the evolving agency model, the importance of building long-term consumer relationships, and the potential future of value-based pricing in advertising. Cairo emphasizes the significance of understanding and solving fundamental business and human problems rather than chasing the latest trends. This episode is a deep dive into the complexities and opportunities within the advertising world.Guest:⁠⁠ Cairo Kenan Marsh, Founder & Executive Partner at relativ*Producer:⁠⁠Rolf Ruiz⁠⁠, Digital Strategist, Creative Technologist & Agricultor at ⁠⁠LERMA/⁠⁠Host:⁠⁠Francisco Cardenas⁠⁠, Principal of Digital and Social Strategy at ⁠⁠LERMA/⁠⁠Music: Rolf Ruiz

Tonight will bring a ton of tariff news for the markets to react to tomorrow. As for today, the grains saw mixed action while the livestock climbed higher. Riley Smith talks with Kenan Layden of AgMarket.Net.

It's time for The Truth!Today, Sam and Dougie are looking at Juventus - who are currently one point off the Champions League places in Serie A, and have lost three league games all year, but who have just sacked manager Thiago Motta around 300 games into his tenure. Very few teams have drawn as many games as Juve this year, and coupled with decisive losses to Fiorentina and Atalanta in Serie A, coupled with disappointing exits to both PSV and Empoli in the Champions League and Coppa Italia respectively, the Bianconeri board have decided to abandon the project and turn to someone a little closer to home in Igor Tudor. But was this the right decision? Should they have tried to make a project last a little bit longer than three-quarters of a year? Are things going to go back to the Juventus DNA of Allegri? And is there someone else (Cristiano Guintoli) who should be taking a little bit more of the blame than he currently is? Well, The Truth is somewhere in the middle... And remember, if you'd like more from the Rank Squad, including extra podcasts every Monday and Friday (including our weekly Postbox taking a look at the whole weekend of football) and access to our brilliant Discord community, then why not join us here on Patreon?

Kenan Chan is one of the 1,000 NPS Park Rangers that were recently wrongfully terminated. Kenan was a Biological Science Technician at Channel Islands National Park that focused on long term monitoring of kelp forests and intertidal ecosystems. Kenan's work with the NPS was incredibly impactful for visitors and the ecosystems within the park. In our podcast together, Kenan and I chatted about his journey, the current challenges that the National Park Service is facing, how rangers were terminated and what visitors can do to support the parks. Here is Kenan's website: https://www.kenanchanphotography.com/New-site/About/AboutThe full podcast will also be available on YouTube. ___Follow us on social!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/safetravelspodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@safetravelspodYouTube: youtube.com/@safetravelspodSafetravelspod.com  

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Captain Kenan Schalkes Anführer & bei den Knappen nicht mehr wegzudenken. Allerdings war das nicht immer so. Eine Episode über laute Kabinenansprachen, das türkische Nationaltrikot & eine Jugend im TSG-Internat. Von Sven Pistor /Kenan Karaman /Constantin Kleine.

Kenan Layden of AgMarket.net joins Mark Magnuson for today's midday market podcast.

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Steve Bartle, Utah Utes insider for KSL Sports, joins the program to break down how the Utah Basketball program continues to navigate the Big 12 Basketball waters, Kenan Johson entering the transfer portal, and what ESPN early projections mean for this Utah Football program.

Hour 2 of JJ & Alex with Jeremiah Jensen and Alex Kirry. Steve Bartle, Utah Utes insider for KSL Sports JJ's TV Guide: AFC Title game rating Rockets get a win over Celtics. Blueprints for rebuild have been set

JJ & Alex with Jeremiah Jensen and Alex Kirry on January 28, 2025. BYU games come in 9, 10, 11 in top 100 games of the season Cody Benjamin, NFL writer for CBS Sports Would You Rather? Steve Bartle, Utah Utes insider for KSL Sports JJ's TV Guide: AFC Title game rating Rockets get a win over Celtics. Blueprints for rebuild have been set Jake Scott, Utah Jazz Pre and Postgame host, Host of Jake & Ben NFL Blitz: Pro Bowl Replacements Best and Worst of the Day

Everyone needs a good laugh now and then, and this episode is sure to deliver! Mark and Kyle sit down with Ura Hershberger, Kenan Mylander, and Zac Hawkins to discuss what it takes to be a great crew member and support the team. Of course, with this group, you can expect plenty of comic relief along the way. Tune in and enjoy!Thank you to our sponsors of Episode #115!Shipshewana Harness & Supplies Glenwood Snacks Pennwoods Equine Products INC. The Draft Horse Journal Saginaw Valley Equine ClinicMcGee LLCDo you have suggestions for future episodes? Do you have ideas of someone we should have join us? Please send us any comments or questions to the Rinehold Tack & Western Wear mailbag at podcast@naclassicseries.com!

Kenan & Kel summit the tallest building in the country in pursuit of love and Brian. Adam & Aaron check in on their life goals set in January. Email us at: kenankelpodcast@gmail.com Check out our T-Shirts: https://www.teepublic.com/user/kenan-kel-podcast And our Website: https://linktr.ee/kenankelpodcast Twitter/Instagram/TikTok: @kenankelpodcast

Most reruns of the Kenan & Kel TV movie, Two Heads are Better Than None, air without the bookending curtain scenes that the show is known for. In March 2022 we found the opening scene for our review. Now after delving through the annals of DailyMotion, Adam & Aaron have uncovered the ending scene aka the true ending of Kenan & Kel. Also, we read your mail. The Final Scene From Kenan & Kel: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/k1CBND12V4E7jEwJQB2  Aaron's Charity: https://waterislifekenya.org/ Email us at: kenankelpodcast@gmail.com Check out our T-Shirts: https://www.teepublic.com/user/kenan-kel-podcast And our Website: https://linktr.ee/kenankelpodcast Twitter/Instagram/TikTok: @kenankelpodcast

Send us a textEver wondered how stand-up comedy has transformed over the years? Join us as La Josh Preston, a humorous force from Southwest Virginia, takes us through his comedic journey from 1993 to now. La Josh has seen it all—from the bustling stages of Roanoke to the exhilarating experience of performing for Kenan Thompson. He talks about the evolution of comedy, highlighting how inclusivity has reshaped the field, urging comedians to abandon outdated norms like racism and bullying. Let La Josh's unique perspective enlighten you on the perseverance and authenticity required to thrive in the comedy world.Get ready for a hilarious and heartwarming anecdote about La Josh's unforgettable opportunity to perform with Kenan Thompson's Funniest Comics. Discover how a video clip with Kenan became his personal badge of honor, convincing his family that his trip wasn't just about gambling in Atlantic City. La Josh shares how his distinctive jokes drew the attention of producers and audiences alike, proving that originality can set you apart even among comedy legends. He also reflects on the profound influence of comedy icons like DL Hughley and Bernie Mac, whose ability to unite diverse audiences continues to inspire his work.Aspiring comedians, take note: La Josh brings valuable insights into the comedy grind, emphasizing the crucial role of open mics in honing one's skills. He shares tales of long drives for precious minutes of stage time and the relentless hustle to keep evolving as a comic. The Roanoke comedy scene, filled with challenges and camaraderie, has taught him the importance of staying true to oneself amidst competition and negativity. Join us to learn from La Josh's experiences and gather tips on making your mark in the ever-changing landscape of stand-up comedy.Support the show

During this year's DNC, President Biden reflected on numerous accomplishments and discussed his track record. One of the signature pieces of legislation of the Biden presidency, and of Democrats in this era, is the Inflation Reduction Act, also known as the IRA. This August marked the 2-year anniversary of the landmark federal law. Our guest this week teamed up with his students to track the cumulative effects of the implementation of the IRA. Jay Turner is the Wiliam R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Environmental Studies at Wellesley College. He's also a historian, author on U.S. environmental politics and wrote “Charged: A History of Batteries and Lessons for a Clean Energy Future.” He joins WITHpod to discuss progress made, developments in batteries and electric energy sources, possible paths forward to reach ambitious goals and more.