Podcasts about Koban

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We discuss the current state of affairs in northeastern Syria, particularly in Kobani, with Umar Menla Yusif, a local pharmacist from Kobani. The ongoing threats from Turkey have left residents anxious. On the contrary, there is a sense of optimism among the population that the new government after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime may bring peace to Syria, as the Syrian people are generally tired of conflicts and yearn for a peaceful life. - Di vê hevpeyvînê de, em bi Umer Menla Yusif, dermansazê herêmî yê Kobanîyê re, li ser rewşa niha ya bakur rojhilatê Sûriyê bi taybetî li Kobanî diaxivin. Gefên berdewam ên Tirkiyê ku niştecih bi xem hîştine. Berevajî vê yekê, hestekî geşbîniyê di nav xelkê de heye ku hukûmeta nû piştî rûxandina rejîma Beşar Esed dikare aştiyê bîne Sûriyê, ji ber ku xelkê Sûriyê bi giştî ji nakokiyan bêzar bûye û jiyaneke aram bijî.

BAHÇELİ - ÖCALAN HATTI KOBANİ'DE ABD ÇIKARMASI

Dans le Nord-Est syrien, la ville de Tabqa est devenue la porte d'entrée des réfugiés qui ont fui il y a 20 jours l'offensive des forces pro-turques contre les zones contrôlées par les forces kurdes au nord d'Alep, en parallèle de l'offensive menée par les HTS vers Damas. Le stade de la ville accueille un camp de déplacés. Ces familles sont toutes parties des cantons de Shahba et Tel Rifaat, au nord d'Alep, mais en arrivant, des milliers de personnes manquaient à l'appel. À présent, elles cherchent leurs proches disparus.  De notre envoyé spécial à Tabqa,Tout au bout du terrain battu par les vents où s'est installé le camp de déplacés de Tabqa, la tente de Shinaz est désespérément vide. Quand ils ont fui le canton de Shahba au nord d'Alep, en Syrie, avec son mari et ses enfants, ils étaient cinq. À l'arrivée, ses deux fils avaient disparu. « Nous avons fui avec le convoi et quand on s'est arrêté pour se reposer, on a vu que mon fils manquait, témoigne Shinaz. Il dormait sur le toit de la voiture, sur les matelas, et il est apparemment tombé et s'est perdu. Mon second fils, lui, nous suivait à moto et il a disparu. On ne sait pas s'il a été capturé, ou s'il a juste disparu. Il avait 20 ans. »Son mari a fait le tour de tous les hôpitaux d'Alep, sans résultat. Le cas de Shinaz n'est pas isolé. Dans le bâtiment qui sert de salle de repos, Asman est plongée dans ses pensées. Son fils Mohammed, 18 ans, travaillait dans une clinique militaire lorsque les forces pro-turques ont attaqué. « Au moment où nous avons fui, nous n'avons pas pu attendre parce qu'on nous disait qu'ils tuaient des gens. J'ai essayé d'appeler Mohammed pour qu'il parte avec nous, mais il n'y avait plus de réseau, une larme coule sur la joue d'Asman. Je pensais qu'il avait peut-être fui avec son commandant ou avec le personnel médical. » La veille, elle a eu des nouvelles par l'un des collègues de son fils qui étaient avec lui, ce jour-là. « À l'issue de tirs croisés, cet homme a été blessé, mon fils a été arrêté. Il n'a pas été blessé, mais il a été attrapé. J'ai demandé où il a été emmené, il m'a répondu : “Je ne sais pas” ».À lire aussi Syrie : à Kobané, l'inquiétude de la population kurde qui craint une reprise des combats« Plus de 350 personnes ont été kidnappées »À l'extérieur, un jeune homme s'avance. Une vidéo diffusée sur les réseaux sociaux montrerait son oncle entre deux hommes armés. « Ils l'ont forcé à porter l'uniforme, alors qu'il était en vêtements civils, et ils l'ont filmé, se désole le jeune homme. Il a été torturé et battu pour dire qu'il était des forces kurdes, pour qu'ils puissent le livrer aux services de renseignement turcs. »Ces témoignages, bien que difficiles à vérifier, se répètent dans tout le Nord-Est syrien. Ibrahim Cheikh, directeur du Comité pour les droits humains de Shahba et Afrin, aide à collecter des informations. « Depuis que nous sommes arrivés, nous avons reçu des documents rassemblés par les gens et nous avons enregistré les noms. Nous sommes assez certains que plus de 350 personnes ont été kidnappées, mais au total, il manque plus de 3 000 personnes. »Les familles attendent des réponses et craignent le pire. Mais parfois, le miracle a lieu. Rashid avait perdu sa famille sur la route et vivait à Raqqa, il l'a finalement retrouvé ici la veille. « Mon frère, Mohammed, quand je suis arrivé à Tabqa, j'ai pu le retrouver dans sa tente, avec ma sœur, mon père, ma mère, se réjouit-il. Grâce à Dieu, nous nous sommes retrouvés. »À lire aussi Syrie : à Kobané, la situation précaire des Kurdes poussés à fuir face à l'avancée des forces de l'ANS

Dans le Nord-Est syrien, la ville de Tabqa est devenue la porte d'entrée des réfugiés qui ont fui il y a 20 jours l'offensive des forces pro-turques contre les zones contrôlées par les forces kurdes au nord d'Alep, en parallèle de l'offensive menée par les HTS vers Damas. Le stade de la ville accueille un camp de déplacés. Ces familles sont toutes parties des cantons de Shahba et Tel Rifaat, au nord d'Alep, mais en arrivant, des milliers de personnes manquaient à l'appel. À présent, elles cherchent leurs proches disparus.  De notre envoyé spécial à Tabqa,Tout au bout du terrain battu par les vents où s'est installé le camp de déplacés de Tabqa, la tente de Shinaz est désespérément vide. Quand ils ont fui le canton de Shahba au nord d'Alep, en Syrie, avec son mari et ses enfants, ils étaient cinq. À l'arrivée, ses deux fils avaient disparu. « Nous avons fui avec le convoi et quand on s'est arrêté pour se reposer, on a vu que mon fils manquait, témoigne Shinaz. Il dormait sur le toit de la voiture, sur les matelas, et il est apparemment tombé et s'est perdu. Mon second fils, lui, nous suivait à moto et il a disparu. On ne sait pas s'il a été capturé, ou s'il a juste disparu. Il avait 20 ans. »Son mari a fait le tour de tous les hôpitaux d'Alep, sans résultat. Le cas de Shinaz n'est pas isolé. Dans le bâtiment qui sert de salle de repos, Asman est plongée dans ses pensées. Son fils Mohammed, 18 ans, travaillait dans une clinique militaire lorsque les forces pro-turques ont attaqué. « Au moment où nous avons fui, nous n'avons pas pu attendre parce qu'on nous disait qu'ils tuaient des gens. J'ai essayé d'appeler Mohammed pour qu'il parte avec nous, mais il n'y avait plus de réseau, une larme coule sur la joue d'Asman. Je pensais qu'il avait peut-être fui avec son commandant ou avec le personnel médical. » La veille, elle a eu des nouvelles par l'un des collègues de son fils qui étaient avec lui, ce jour-là. « À l'issue de tirs croisés, cet homme a été blessé, mon fils a été arrêté. Il n'a pas été blessé, mais il a été attrapé. J'ai demandé où il a été emmené, il m'a répondu : “Je ne sais pas” ».À lire aussi Syrie : à Kobané, l'inquiétude de la population kurde qui craint une reprise des combats« Plus de 350 personnes ont été kidnappées »À l'extérieur, un jeune homme s'avance. Une vidéo diffusée sur les réseaux sociaux montrerait son oncle entre deux hommes armés. « Ils l'ont forcé à porter l'uniforme, alors qu'il était en vêtements civils, et ils l'ont filmé, se désole le jeune homme. Il a été torturé et battu pour dire qu'il était des forces kurdes, pour qu'ils puissent le livrer aux services de renseignement turcs. »Ces témoignages, bien que difficiles à vérifier, se répètent dans tout le Nord-Est syrien. Ibrahim Cheikh, directeur du Comité pour les droits humains de Shahba et Afrin, aide à collecter des informations. « Depuis que nous sommes arrivés, nous avons reçu des documents rassemblés par les gens et nous avons enregistré les noms. Nous sommes assez certains que plus de 350 personnes ont été kidnappées, mais au total, il manque plus de 3 000 personnes. »Les familles attendent des réponses et craignent le pire. Mais parfois, le miracle a lieu. Rashid avait perdu sa famille sur la route et vivait à Raqqa, il l'a finalement retrouvé ici la veille. « Mon frère, Mohammed, quand je suis arrivé à Tabqa, j'ai pu le retrouver dans sa tente, avec ma sœur, mon père, ma mère, se réjouit-il. Grâce à Dieu, nous nous sommes retrouvés. »À lire aussi Syrie : à Kobané, la situation précaire des Kurdes poussés à fuir face à l'avancée des forces de l'ANS

We interview journalist Mustafa Ali from Qamishli about the current situation in northeastern Syria, including the ceasefire agreement between Türkiye and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) that has been extended until the end of the week, the preparations for the idea of disarmament in Kobani, and other related topics. - Em bi rojnamevan Mistefa Elî ji Qamişlo li ser rewşa niha ya bakur rojhilatê Sûriyê hevpeyvînekê dikin. Gotûbêj li ser rêkeftina agirbestê ya di navbera Tirkiyê û Hêzên Sûriyeya Demokratîk (HSD) de ye, ku heta dawiya hefteyê hat dirêjkirin, amadebûna pêşniyara bêçekkirina Kobanî û gelek mijarên cuda tên axaftin.

D'importants mouvements militaires turcs sont signalé près de la ville syrienne de Kobané, en Syrie. Ces activités laissent entrevoir des opérations potentielles dans les zones contrôlées par les Kurdes. Cette situation intervient alors que les Forces démocratiques syriennes (FDS) ont annoncé l'échec des efforts de médiation menés par les États-Unis pour instaurer une trêve permanente à Manbij et Kobani. Les FDS ont pointé du doigt la réticence de la Turquie à accepter les conditions proposées, notamment la relocalisation sécurisée des combattants et des civils.

La ville kurde de Kobané, dans le nord de la Syrie, place forte des combattants des Forces démocratiques syriennes, vit dans la crainte depuis le début de l'offensive des factions armées soutenues par la Turquie. Un cessez-le-feu, négocié sous l'égide des États-Unis, a gelé le front depuis ce mercredi 11 décembre mais il a pris fin ce dimanche 15 décembre. Les habitants de Kobané craignent une reprise des combats alors qu'ils subissent déjà les conséquences de la dernière offensive des forces de l'ANS, le rassemblement de groupes rebelles soutenus par la Turquie. À lire aussiSyrie: à Kobané, la situation précaire des Kurdes poussés à fuir face à l'avancée des forces de l'ANS

La ville kurde de Kobané, dans le nord de la Syrie, place forte des combattants des Forces démocratiques syriennes, vit dans la crainte depuis le début de l'offensive des factions armées soutenues par la Turquie. Un cessez-le-feu, négocié sous l'égide des États-Unis, a gelé le front depuis ce mercredi 11 décembre mais il a pris fin ce dimanche 15 décembre. Les habitants de Kobané craignent une reprise des combats alors qu'ils subissent déjà les conséquences de la dernière offensive des forces de l'ANS, le rassemblement de groupes rebelles soutenus par la Turquie. À lire aussiSyrie: à Kobané, la situation précaire des Kurdes poussés à fuir face à l'avancée des forces de l'ANS

Après la chute de Bachar el-Assad en Syrie dimanche 8 décembre, la situation est très incertaine dans le pays. Et une question préoccupe : celle du rapport de force entre les forces Kurdes et les rebelles pro-turcs. Il faut d'abord rappeler que les Kurdes contrôlent environ un tiers du territoire syrien au nord-est du pays. Dans cette région riche en ressources pétrolières, les FDS (Forces démocratiques syriennes), c'est-à-dire les forces kurdes pour faire simple, ont instauré un gouvernement en totale autonomie par rapport au pouvoir central. Dans cette zone, ils ont établi une administration qui garantit la liberté religieuse, qui garantit les droits des femmes et qui gère aussi la détention de milliers de détenus jihadistes, en grande partie issus de l'organisation État islamique. C'est une des raisons essentielles pour laquelle les Kurdes sont alliés des Occidentaux, en particulier des Américains, présents dans cette zone, et du coup protégés par eux. Les Kurdes ont des alliés, mais ils ont aussi un ennemi de taille, la TurquiePour Ankara, les Kurdes de Syrie sont des soutiens indéfectibles des Kurdes de Turquie, notamment du PKK, l'organisation considérée comme terroriste par Ankara qui estime qu'elle représente une menace existentielle sur l'unité de la Turquie. C'est pourquoi Ankara soutient, finance et équipe des forces pro-turques en Syrie, l'ANS, l'Armée nationale syrienne. L'ANS détient une partie du nord de la Syrie.L'objectif du président Erdogan, qui n'est pas nouveau, est de tout faire pour que l'ANS contrôle les 930 km de frontière commune entre la Turquie et la Syrie, pour couper en deux l'alliance entre Kurdes de Turquie et de Syrie. Un objectif qui pourrait pousser le dirigeant turc à profiter de la nouvelle situation en Turquie pour mettre fin à l'autonomie kurde en Syrie. À écouter Syrie : « La région kurde est très largement menacée par la Turquie »Les Européens et les Américains inquiets  Le secrétaire d'État américain Antony Blinken s'est rendu à Ankara pour convaincre Recep Tayyip Erdogan de limiter ses actions en Syrie. Les États-Unis tentent de jouer les médiateurs pour obtenir un cessez-le-feu entre forces kurdes et pro-turques dans le nord du pays. Les affrontements entre les deux parties ont déjà fait plus de 200 morts autour de la localité de Manbij, tombée aux mains des rebelles pro-turcs, qui ont aussi pris le contrôle de la ville de Deir Ezzor.Les Occidentaux redoutent qu'Erdogan, en position de force, veuille pousser son avantage pour s'emparer de villes kurdes qui sont des symboles de la lutte contre l'organisation État islamique, comme Kobané, au nord-est de la Syrie. La grande crainte, c'est donc qu'Erdogan démantèle totalement l'ensemble de l'administration autonome kurde en Syrie. Et qu'il les remplace par le Conseil national kurde, une instance kurde syrienne proche du parti du Kurdistan d'Irak (PDK) qui entretient de bonnes relations avec Ankara. Des plans qui pourraient compromettre dangereusement une transition pacifique en Syrie. À lire aussiLe risque de morcellement plane sur la Syrie post-Assad

[✐3.Moderato]〜といっていました：report what someone said“(My wife said) we never seem to be able to save any money.[00:09]Hello everyone. How're you doing? Let's study hard today as well.  Today, we practice "〜to itte imashita(someone said〜)".[00:20]Hamada san called Matsumoto san;“Sorry, I may be a bit late.”[00:28]Then Matsumoto san report this message to everyone. “well, I've just got a call from Hamada san.  He said he might be late.”Repeat after me[00:40]1.  He said he overslept.2.  He said he had a hangover.3.  He said the train was running late.4.  He said he made a mistake in changing trains.5.  He said he lost his wallet.6.  He said he would come after he stopped by Koban(police box).[01:49]Hamada san is still taking a long time to be here.[01:56]Let's practice how to ask.[01:59]For example,Tom san→How did Tom san say?Ready?[02:08]1.  your parents→ What did your parents say?2.  teacher→ What did the teacher say?3.  commentator→ What did the commentator say?[03:06]Now, let's tell others what you heard from Tom san. Please repeat after listening to [Key Words].[03:17]1.  [KW ] Japanese university→ He said he studied at a Japanese Uni.2.  [KW] Osaka dialect→ He said he could speak Osaka dialect.3.  [KW] Kabuki→ He said he was familiar with Kabuki.4.  [KW] Karate, black belt→ He said he‘s got a black belt Karate.5.  Meeting, in Japanese→ He said the meeting was fine in Japanese (he could cope with the meeting in Japanese).[04:47]Tom san is quite a Japanese expert, isn't he?=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*= 「(つまは)おかねが ぜんぜん たまらないといっていました」[00:09]みなさん、こんにちは。おげんきですか。 さあ、きょうもがんばりましょう。きょうは 「〜といっていました。」をれんしゅうします。[00:20]はまださんは まつもとさんに でんわを しました。「ああ、ごめん、ちょっと、おくれるかも しれません。」[00:28]まつもとさんは、みんなに ほうこくします。 ｢ええと、いま、はまださんから でんわがありまして、おくれるかもしれないと いって いました。｣Repeat after me[00:40]1.  ねぼうしたと いって(い)ました。2.  ふつかよいだと いって(い)ました。3.  でんしゃがおくれていると いって(い)ました。4.  (でんしゃの)のりかえを まちがえたといって(い) ました。5.  さいふをなくしたといって(い)ました。6.  こうばんによってからくるといって(い)ました。*(い)is often dropped in conversation.[01:49]はまださん、なかなか きませんね。[01:56]では、しつもんのしかたも  れんしゅう しましょう。[01:59]たとえば、トムさん→トムさんは なんといっていましたか。いいですか。[02:08]1.  ごりょうしん→ごりょうしんは なんといっていましたか。2.  せんせい→せんせいはなんといっていましたか。3.  コメンテーター→コメンテーターはなんといっていましたか。[03:06]では、トムさんに きいたはなし をほかのひとにつたえましょう。キーワード[KW]をきいてから、リピートしてください。[03:17]1.  [KW] にほんのだいがく→にほんのだいがくでべんきょうしたといっていました。2.  [KW] おおさかべん→おおさかべんがはなせるといっていました。3.  [KW]かぶき→かぶきにくわしいといっていました。4.  [KW]からて、くろおび→からてはくろおびだといっていました。5.  [KW]かいぎ、にほんご→かいぎはにほんごでだいじょうぶだといっていました。[04:47]トムさん、かなりのにほんつうですね。Support the show=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=Need more translation & transcript? Become a patron: More episodes with full translation and Japanese transcripts. Members-only podcast feed for your smartphone app. Japanese Swotter on PatreonNote: English translations might sound occasionally unnatural as English, as I try to preserve the structure and essence of the original Japanese.

Falak is a young Kurdish woman from Kobani, who has been living in Germany for the past nine years following the siege by Islamic State (IS) in her hometown in September 2014. Currently, she is in her second year at university, pursuing studies in the health. Since her childhood, Falak has nurtured a passion for crafting love stories that delve into themes of human connection and a deep affection for her homeland. Alongside her writing endeavours, she takes pleasure in reciting classical Kurdish songs and poetry. In the absence of a camera, she ingeniously employs a mirror as a makeshift tool to capture her experiences. In this interview, Falak shares her enthusiasm for language, culture, and love for writing, while also expressing her desire to publish a book in the near future. - Felek keçek e ji Kobanî ye û ev neh sal in li Almanya dijî piştî dorpêçkirina DAIŞê di Îlona 2014an de. Niha ew di sala duyemîn de li zanîngehê ye û li fakulteya tenduristiyê dixwîne. Ji zarokatiya xwe de, Felek meraqa nivîsandina çîrokên evînê yên ku di mijarên pêwendiya mirovî û evîneke kûr ya ji bo welatê xwe de vedihewîne. Li kêleka hezkirina nivîsê, ew bi gotina helbestên kurdî yên klasîkî xwe mijûl dike. Di dema nebûna kamerayekê de, ew neynikê wekî amûreke derhêneriyê bikar tîne da ku serpêhatiyên xwe bigire. Felek di vê hevpeyvînê de coşa xwe ya ji bo ziman, çand û nivîsandinê parve dike û di heman demê de xwesteka xwe ya çapkirina pirtûkekê di demeke nêz de tîne ziman.

Fearing for their lives, the people of Kobani - a Kurdish town located in northern Syria bordering Turkey - fled across the border to escape Islamic State group. Nizar Barri and his family were among the thousands who fled 10 years ago and recently arrived in Australia as a refugee. - Di 18 Îlona sala 2014 şêniyê Kobaniyê û ji 350 gundî zêdetir ji tirsa DAIŞ reviyan û berê xwe dan sînorê Tirkiyê. Kobanî ji aliyê DAIŞ ve maweyî 5 mehan hate dagirkirin û di encamê de bi sedhezaran xelk berbelav bûn û Kobanî û derdorên wê vala bûn. Ji wê demê ve dêmografiya Kobaniyê hat guhertin û pirraniya rûniiştvanên wê ji ber gelek sedaman derketin welatên biyanî. Nizar Berrî û malbata xwe di destpêka îsal 2024 de hatin Australya, em derbarê dema ku ji Kobanî reviyan û jiyana piştî derketina ji Kobaniyê ji wî dipirsin.

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Raporta Hatice Kamer ji Amedê derbarê doza Kobanîyê ye, ku hefteya derbas bûyî dadgehê beryara xwe da. Di encama dadgehê de gelek siyasetvanên Kurd û çepgirên Tirk jî di nav de cezayê zindanê yê giran bo wan hat dayîn.

Clawing our way out of the ice! This April, we share notes; what do Patreon and Uniqlo have in common?; platforms and piracy in the realms of games, movies, and music; Ray reports on his sojourn to the Game Developers Conference; publically announcing the bar's closure; Alex is finally diagnosed with Advanced Stage Alex; a trip to the Koban; FF7R (no, the new one) and a critique of precious dialogue; the many faces of Akira Toriyama; Phone Phun, and a collection of Collections! Check out our pavilion at the Minute Maid Spring Break Concert Series sponsored by Mint Mobile! Mint Mobile: Why Else?

[✐1.Adagio] Existence of things and peoplebe (ありますarimasu) for inanimate objects, be (いますimasu) for animate objectsSubject maker[が] ＆ theme particle[は]★★★★★“Clooney san is there!”[00:06]Hello, everyone. Let's start.Repeat after me[00:11]1.  There is a pair of glasses here.2.  There is a park over there.3.  There is a café in front of the station.4.  There is a toilet on the 1st floor.5.  There is nothing in the refrigerator.6.  There is a cat in the room.7.  There is a dog in front of the house.8.  There is a friend in the lobby.9.  There is a client at the reception.10.  There is no one in Koban(Police Box).[01:54]Now, make a sentence as follows. For example,·  Bank, yes → There is a bank.·  Dog, no → There is no dog.[02:09] Ready?1.  → There is lions in the zoo.2.  → There is no computer on the desk.3.  → There is no teacher at the school.4.  → There is no hairdryer in the hotel room.5.  → There is yesterday's pizza in the refrigerator.[03:59]Please answer the following questions. For example,[04:02]What is there? Bicycle→ There is a bicycle.Ready? [04:12]1.  What is there? Umbrella→ There is an umbrella.2.  What was inside the building? Dentist(here means Dental clinic)→ There was a dental clinic.3.  What is near Mt. Fuji?  Lake(s)→There are lakes.4.  Who is at the entrance? Uber Eats deliveryman (a person of Uber Eats)→ Uber Eats deliveryman is there.(genkan  = the area by the door for taking shoes off)5.  Who was over there? George san→ There was Goerge san.**********「(あそこに)クルーニーさんがいます!」[00:06]みなさん、こんにちは。では、はじめましょう。Repeat after me[00:11]1.  ここに めがねが あります。2.  あそこに こうえんが あります。3.  えきまえに カフェが あります。4.  いっかいに トイレが あります。5.  れいぞうこに なにも ありません。6.  へやに ねこが います。7.  こうえんに いぬが います。8.   ロビーに ともだちが います。9.  うけつけに クライアントが います。10.  こうばんに だれも いません。(こうばん = Koban, Police Box)[01:54]では、つぎのようにぶんをつくりましょう。たとえば、·  ぎんこう、yes → ぎんこうが あります。·  いぬ、no → いぬが いません。いいですか。[02:09]1.  どうぶつえん、ライオン、yes→ どうぶつえんに ライオンが います。2.  つくえのうえ、コンピューター、no→つくえのうえに、コンピューターが ありません。3.  がっこう、せんせい、no→ がっこうに せんせいが いません。4.  ホテルのへや、ドライヤー、no→ ホテルのへやに、ドライヤーが ありません。5.  れいぞうこ、きのうのピザ, yes→ れいぞうこに、きのうのピザが あります。[03:59]では、つぎのしつもんにこたえてください。 たとえば、[04:02]あそこに なにが ありますか。じてんしゃ→ (あそこに)じてんしゃが あります。いいですか。[04:12]1.  そこに なにが ありますか。かさ→ かさが あります。2.  ビルの にかいに なにがありましたか。はいしゃ(Dentist= here means Dental clinic)→ はいしゃが ありました。3.  ふじさんの ちかくに なにが ありますか。みずうみ→ みずうみがあります。4.  げんかんに だれが いますか。ウーバーイーツのひと→ ウーバーイーツのひとがいます。(げんかん = the area by the door for taking shoes off)5.  あそこに だれが いましたか。ジョージさん→ ジョージさんが いました。Support the show=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=Need more translation & transcript? Become a patron: More episodes with full translation and Japanese transcripts. Members-only podcast feed for your smartphone app. Japanese Swotter on PatreonNote: English translations might sound occasionally unnatural as English, as I try to preserve the structure and essence of the original Japanese.

Piše Silvija Žnidar, bere Maja Moll. Antološka knjiga z zgovorno nenavadnim naslovom Pre_več je tako vizualno kot vsebinsko relevantna in intrigantna. Njen avtor je pesnik Dejan Koban, vendar je koncept avtorstva v tem delu precej bolj kompleksen in razvejan. Gre za delo, ki je odslikava večjega, še trajajočega projekta: v njem so zbrani verzi različnih slovenskih in nekaj hrvaških pesnikov in pesnic, tetoviranih na pesnikovo kožo, zapise pa spremljajo odlične črno-bele fotografije Nike Hölcl. O tem projektu, ki se je začel leta 2020. lahko beremo v uvodni besedi Nežke Struc: »Pesmi je do sedaj prispevalo 49 pesnic_kov, ki nas je sestavljavec antologije povabil k sodelovanju. Antologija ni samo kožna knjiga tatujev, ki jih je izdelala Lina Sabari, ampak je tudi večplastni avdiovizualni prostorski performans. Kot celota prikazuje odnose znotraj pesniške skupnosti in raziskuje povezave med besedami, telesi, objekti, subjekti, družbo in časom.« Seveda se kot literarna kritičarka tukaj znajdem pred »begajočo« nalogo: kako napisati recenzijo knjige, katere avtorstvo je tako razpršeno, kjer je telo knjiga (in nasprotno), kjer je delo še vedno v nastajanju, vključeno v proces nenehnega gibanja in performansa, in kjer je »krovni avtor« pripet na toliko drugih glasov? Kaj lahko povem, česar ni bilo zapisanega že v uvodu, ki pojasnjuje začetke in izpeljave tega »podviga«, in v s teorijo podkrepljeni spremni študiji Monike Vrečar? Nagovorim lahko predvsem celoten projekt kot svojstveno celostno, telesno-literarno umetnino, katere fiksni pomen se nenehno spodmika oziroma se dopolnjuje z vsakim novim verzom, vpisanim na kožo, z vsako pesnikovo interakcijo z drugimi, ki »berejo« njegovo kožo. Kot takega ga lahko razumemo kot živo, unikatno knjigo, ki je ne moremo posedovati in jo lahko v polnejši, intenzivnejši izkušnji doživljamo le v specifičnih, singularnih interakcijah. Natisnjeno verzijo Pre_več lahko v tem kontekstu razumemo kot prevod s telesne na papirno kožo, sekundarno, »trpnejšo« tekstualno delo, ki v knjižni formi dobi drugačno funkcijo oziroma namen: bralstvu približa, fiksira performativni pesniški akt, premošča razdaljo med živim, »utelešenim« udejanjanjem besede ter njenim branjem in interpretiranjem; beleži besede avtorjev, ki so zbrani v njem, dokumentira in omogoča vpogled v proces, ki bi nam sicer brez interakcije z njegovim nosilcem verjetno ostal neznan. Lahko bi rekli, da je telo samo po sebi nosilec pisave, da koža vpisuje sledi časa, govori o osebi, ki jo »nosi«. Foucault je celo zapisal: »Telo je vpisana površina dogodkov (ki jim jezik sledi in jih ideje razdirajo), mesto raztrganega Jaza (ki prevzame utvaro snovne enotnosti) in knjiga v nenehnem razpadanju«. Koban s poetičnimi tetovažami ozavešča in izostruje dogodkovnost, tekstualnost in fragmentarnost telesa, hkrati pa mu dodaja pesniško dimenzijo – telo ni zapisano le minevanju, zgodovini, psihofizičnemu stanju subjekta in tako dalje, ampak postane živ umetniški eksponat, postavlja se v linijo »body arta«, ki telo podreja umetniškemu izrazu, mu daje korporealnost, novo dimenzijo bivanja. Beseda dobesedno postane meso oziroma se z njim spoji. Pesnik seveda ob inskripciji tekstov doživlja bolečino, kar opomni na skorajda »trpljenjsko« dimenzijo nekaterih performativnih praks body arta, nekatere fotografije skorajda napeljujejo na religiozno-mučeniško ikonografijo, na žrtvovanje »višjemu cilju«. Lahko bi rekli, da se Koban na nek način posveča – sicer povsem sekularnemu – oznanjanju »evangelija« poezije. V intersubjektivnih menjavah in srečanjih pripomore k intervenciji poezije v vsakdanje življenje, svet, ki mu je vedno manj mar za liriko, opozarja nanjo, ga postavlja v relacijo z njo. Seveda iz vseh verzov, sopostavljenih ali prebranih skupaj oziroma zaporedoma, ne moremo izluščiti enotnega smisla, pomena. Gre za (vsaj v času nastanka) 49 različnih glasov, posejanih po površini kože, vsak se uglaša s svojo bolj ali manj udarno lirično sentenco, noemo. In to ima gotovo svoj čar. Razpršenost, heterogenost, večsmernost, kaotičnost vsebin, signifikacij prispeva k unikatnosti branja, zaznavanja zapisanega, Koban pa postane nosilec neštetih potencialov opomenjenja, liriziranja. Naš pogled lahko obstane na enem zapisu, nas zadene s svojim sporočilom, lahko pa se odločimo, da pademo v babilonski kaos prelivanja raznorodnih verzov – izkušnja je v vsakem primeru dinamična. Kot opažata avtorici spremnih zapisov, mestoma sicer prevladujejo misli, vezane na telesno, na površino – kot da so tisti, ki so pesniku (na njegovo željo in naročilo) pošiljali svoje verze, že anticipirali način njihove inskripcije. Znana umetnina umetnice Barbare Kruger pravi »Tvoje telo je bojno polje«. Nekaj takega sporoča tudi projekt Dejana Kobana, ki se zaveda, da je telo lahko subverziven medij, s katerim vstopamo v družbene diskurze. S poezijo različnih slovenskih ter hrvaških pesnikov in pesnic, ki večinoma ne pripadajo mainstreamovski liniji pisave, se zoperstavlja pozabljanju poezije, se upira rigidnim družbenim normam, zastopa drugačnost, vzpostavlja način dojemanja in so-ustvarjanja poezije, ki je v našem prostoru edinstven. Do določene mere razbija mit pesnika kot individuuma, ločenega od drugih, ter »vabi« k formiranju pesniške skupnosti, opozarja na skupnostno moč različnih glasov. Vsekakor se zaradi tega in še marsičesa splača vzeti v roke knjigo Pre_več. Prepriča že izpiljena oblikovna plat knjige, kaj šele verzi mnogih kvalitetnih avtorjev in avtoric, ki so v knjigi prevedeni tudi v angleščino, nemščino, italijanščino in hrvaščino.

 BTW, do you know the typical Japanese expression when they come back home?[00:06]Hello, everyone. “〜te kimasu” implies “I willl return” after finish doing errand or something.[00:14]For example, “Super market de Shoyu wo katte kimasu” means; I go to a super market, buy a Shoyu, and then, I will come back.Repeat after me[00:27]1.  I'll check if the plane has already arrived (and come back).2.  I'm going to Okinawa for work next week (and return).3.  Karaage (deep fried chicken) of that convenience store is delicious.  I'm going to buy it (and return).4.  I see there is an area for parking bicycles there. I'm going to park (and come back).5.  Uh? The train doesn't start, does it?  I ‘ll go and ask when the departure time is (and come back).6.  It's getting cloudy.  Before it rains, I'll go for a walk (and return).7.  My cat hasn't return since yesterday. I'll look for It now  (and come back).8.  Let's take a break.  I'm going to smoke a bit (and return).[02:35]Now make a sentence as follows.For example,Convenience store, buy a magazineI'm going to buy a magazine (and come back).Ready?[02:48]1.  Checkout time, ask→ I'm going to ask the check-out time(and come back).2.  Bus schedule, check/look→ I'm going to check the bus schedule (and come back).3.  Post office, send a parcel→ I'm going to the post office to send a parcel (and return).4.  Bank. Withdraw money→ I'm going to withdraw some cash (and come back).5.  Forgot my wallet at home, go to pick it up→ As I've forgot my wallet at home, I'm going to pick it up (and come back).6.  Lost my passport, report to Koban→ As I've lost my passport, I'm going to report to Koban (and come back).7.  To see if the copy machine is fixed, check/look→ To see if the copy machine has been fixed, I'm going to check it (and come back).8.  I arrived at home now, wash my hands→ As I arrived at home now, I'm going to wash my hands (and come back).****************************************************************************************[00:06]みなさん、こんにちは。「~てきます」は、なにかをしたあとに、またもどってくる といういみをふくみます。[00:14 ]たとえば、「スーパーで しょうゆを かってきます」は、スーパーに いって、しょうゆをかって、そのあと、もどりますという いみです。Repeat after me[00:27]1.  ひこうきが、もう とうちゃくしたか、みてきます。2.  らいしゅう、しごとで おきなわにいってきます。3.  あのコンビニのからあげ、おいしいんですよ。ちょっと、かってきます。4.  あそこにじてんしゃおきばが ありますね。ちょっと、とめてきます。5.  あれ、でんしゃ、うごきませんね。しゅっぱつ じかんを きいてきます。6.  くもって きましたね。あめが ふるまえに、さんぽしてきます。7.  うちのねこが きのうから もどってこないんです。これから、さがしてきます。8.  きゅうけい しましょう。ちょっと、たばこをすってきます。[02:35]では、つぎのようにぶんをつくりましょう。たとえば、コンビニ、ざっしをかいます→ コンビニでざっしをかってきます。いいですか。[02:48]1.  チェックアウトのじかん、ききます。→ チェックアウトの じかんを きいてきます。2.  バスのじかん、みます→ バスのじかんを みてきます。3.  ゆうびんきょく、こづつみをだします→ ゆうびんきょくで、こづつみを だして きます。4.  ぎんこう、おかねを おろします。→ ぎんこうで おかねを おろしてきます。5.  さいふを うちに わすれました、とりにいきます→ さいふを うちに わすれたので、とりにいってきます。6.  パスポートを なくしました、こうばんにとどけます。→ パスポートをなくしたので、こうばんにとどけてきます。7.  コピーきが なおっているか、みます→ コピーきが なおっているか、みてきます。8.  いま、うちに つきました、てを あらいます→いま、うちについたので、てをあらって きます。Support the show=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=Need more translation & transcript? Become a patron: More episodes with full translation and Japanese transcripts. Members-only podcast feed for your smartphone app. Japanese Swotter on PatreonNote: English translations might sound occasionally unnatural as English, as I try to preserve the structure and essence of the original Japanese.

[ if/conditional: jisho-form + と]“If I go straight, what is there / what will I find/see ? "[00:08]Hello, everyone. Let's start.Repeat after me[00:12]Go [masu-form>jisho-form+”to”]1.  If you go this way, there is a traffic light.2.  If you go this way, you'll come to a broad road.3.  If you go ahead, there is a Koban (police box).4.  If you go straight, there is a super market on the right.5.  If you go to the roof of that building, there is a beer garden.[01:22]Next comes “magarimasu(turn)”.  Turn right is migi ni magarimasu. Turn left is hidari ni magarimasu.Repeat after me[01:36]Turn [masu-form>jisho-form+”to”]1.  If you turn, there is a café.2.  If you turn right here, there Is a department store.3.  If you turn left at that corner, you'll see the station.4.  If you turn right at the intersection, there is a convenience store.5.  If you turn left at the T section, there is a shrine.[02:49]Next is norimasu(get on) and toorimasu(get off).Repeat after me[02:54]get on [masu-form>jisho-form+”to”]1.  If you get on from this station, it will be convenient.2.  If you take a taxi, it will cost.3.  If you get on the bus from this bus stop, you can have a seat.************************************************************************「まっすぐいくと、なにがありますか」[00:08]みなさん、こんにちは。では、はじめましょう。Repeat after me[00:12]いきます>いくと  [masu-form > jisho-form+”と”]1.  このみちをいくと、しんごうが あります。2.  このみちをいくと、ひろい みちに でます。3.  このさきをいくと、こうばんが あります。4.  まっすぐいくと、みぎがわに スーパーがあります。5.  あのビルのおくじょう*にいくと、ビアガーデンがあります。(おくじょう= rooftop)[01:22]つぎは、まがります(turn)です。Turn right「みぎにまがります」、turn left「ひだりにまがります」ですね。Repeat after me[01:36]まがります、まがると1.  まがると、カフェがあります。2.  ここをみぎにまがると、デパートがあります。3.  あのかどをひだりにまがると、えきがみえます。4.  こうさてんをみぎにまがると、コンビニがあります。5.  つきあたりをひだりにまがると、じんじゃがあります。(つきあたり = T section, at the end of the road)[02:49]つぎは、のります(get on)と おります(get off)です。Repeat after me[02:54]のります>のると1.  このえきからのると、べんりです。2.  タクシーにのると、おかねがかかります。3.  このバスていからのると、すわれます。(すわれます = you can sit/have a seat)Support the show=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=Need more translation & transcript? Become a patron: More episodes with full translation and Japanese transcripts. Members-only podcast feed for your smartphone app. Japanese Swotter on PatreonNote: English translations might sound occasionally unnatural as English, as I try to preserve the structure and essence of the original Japanese.

[✐2.Andante]「コンビニでかってください」"Please buy at a convenience store."「Please buy at a convenience store.」[00:08]Hello, everyone. Let's check masu-form and te-form.Repeat after me[00:15]1.  show/display/present2.  eat3.  turn on(light, TV)4.  see/watch/look5.  get off (from bus, taxi, train)6.  write7.  buy8.  wait9.  go10.  drink11.  get rest, have an absence, take it easy12.  read13.  lend14.  do15.  come[01:41]Now let's practice with sentences.Repeat after me[01:45]1.  Please show me.2.  Please eat.3.  Please turn on the light.4.  Please look at the homepage.5.  Please get off at the next station.6.  Please write your name here.7.  Please buy me a present.8.  Please wait a minute.9.  Please go to the Koban.10.  Please feel free to drink.11.  Please get rest (take a day off) tomorrow.12.  Please read a mail.13.  Please lend a pen.14.  Please do your homework by tomorrow.15.  Please come to the office next week.[04:10]Now make a sentence as follow;For example,Window, close→ Please close the window.Are you ready?Support the show=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=Become a patron: More episodes with full translation and Japanese transcripts. Members-only podcast feed for your smartphone app. Japanese Swotter on PatreonNote: English translations might sound occasionally unnatural as English, as I try to preserve the structure and essence of the original Japanese.

Di Cotmeha 2014'an de li Amedê û li bajarên din yên Kurdan xwepêşandan ji bo şerê li Kobanîyê çêbûn. Di wan bûyeran de gelek kesên bi tawanên cûda hatin girtin, ku hin ji wan cezayê zêdetirî 100 sal zîndan bo wan hatiye dayîn. Yek ji wan kesê hatinî girtin ciwanekî 14 salî bi navê Mezlum Îçlî ye ku deyka wî di raporta Hatice Kamer ji Amedê de behsa cezayê kurê xwe dike.

In September 2022, a boat carrying 16 people Syrians, mostly from the town of Kobani. The boat sank on route Algeria and Spain, only one person survived. In addition to that, on June 4 2023, another boat sank carrying 25 Syrians, and again mostly from the town of Kobani. Many people are deceived by people smugglers who promise that the boats are safe and will reach Europe in a short period of time. They charge people thousands of Euros or dollars but sadly the results aren't positive. Ezdesher Abdulrahman Kurdi is one of the people who was deceived and almost lost his life in September 2022 while on route Algeria and Spain but sadly 15 of his friends travelling with him lost their lives when his boat sank. - Di Îlona 2022 de gemîyeke 16 kesên ji Sûriyê ku pirranî ji Kobanîyê bûn ji Cezairê ber bi Spaniya ve diçû binav bû û hemû kes ji bilî yek kes jiyana xwe ji dest didin. Herweha di 4î Hezîranê de yanî berî du hevteyan gemîyeke din binav bû ku di wê de jî 25 Sûrî hebûn herweha pirraniya wan ji Kobanîyê bûn. Gelek kes bi destên qaçaxçîyên mirovan tên xapandin û soz didin kesan ku wan di demeke kurt û ewle de bighînin Ewropa. Ev kesên xapînok bi hezaran Euro ji xelkê distînin. Ezdeşêr Ebdulrehman Kurdî yek ji wan kesên ku di Îlona sala par 2022 de ji mirinê rizagar bûye, em dê derbarê xubreta di gemiya binav bûyî û ew bi tenê rizgar bû biaxafin.

Learn about Thersa Matsuura tells us about the fox's coins, a children's game based on finding seeds that look like gold coins. Uncanny Japan is author Thersa Matsuura. Her other shows are Uncanny Robot Podcast and The Soothing Stories Podcast. Check out her books including The Carp-Faced Boy on Amazon. If you'd like to help support the podcast and have a bedtime story read to you monthly, please visit Patreon. Please join our community forum! https://japanforum.uncanny.productions/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thersamatsuura Website: https://www.uncannyjapan.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UncannyJapan Mastodon: https://famichiki.jp/@UncannyJapan Twitter: https://twitter.com/UncannyJapan Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uncannyjapan/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uncannyjapan/ Buy Me a Coffee (one-time contribution): https://buymeacoffee.com/uncannyjapan Credits Intro music by Julyan Ray Matsuura

In dieser Folge des "Die Profiler Seerecht show" Podcasts, begrüßen wir Ines Koban, die sich in ihrem Leben und in ihrem Coaching darauf spezialisiert hat, Menschen dabei zu helfen, aufzuwachen und ihre eigenen Wege zu gehen. Ines Koban teilt ihre eigenen Erfahrungen und Erkenntnisse darüber, wie man seine eigene Energie und Frequenz auf eine positive Wirklichkeit ausrichtet, die man anstrebt. In dieser Episode geht es darum, wie man Veränderungen in seinem Leben herbeiführen kann, indem man sich auf das konzentriert, was wirklich wichtig ist. Ines Koban teilt ihre eigenen Werte und Wegbegleiter und lädt den Zuhörer ein, über seine eigenen Werte nachzudenken und zu entscheiden, welche Werte ihm auf seinem Weg wichtig sind. Ines Koban ermutigt die Zuhörer dazu, ihre eigenen Wege zu gehen und Verantwortung für ihr eigenes Leben zu übernehmen. Sie zeigt, wie man aus schwierigen Situationen lernen kann und wie man sich auf das Positive konzentrieren kann, um das Leben in vollen Zügen zu genießen. In dieser Episode geht es darum, aufzuwachen und neue Wege zu gehen. Ines Koban gibt wertvolle Tipps und Strategien, wie man dies tun kann und ermutigt die Zuhörer, ihre Träume zu verfolgen und ihre Wünsche zu manifestieren. Wenn du bereit bist, dein Leben zu verändern und deine eigenen Wege zu gehen, dann solltest du diese Episode auf jeden Fall anhören. Du kannst die ganze Episode mit Ines Koban über diesen Link anhören: https://www.alexhurschler.ch/kreuzverhor Ines Koban: Wenn du bereit bist, aus deinem Schlummer zu erwachen, dann richte deine Augen auf diesen Ort! https://aufwach-kongress.de/#aff=SwissProfiler Alex Dein SWISS Profielr

In this episode of Going Coastal, Jon and Marissa connect with Jack Koban of Fugro on the latest pieces of legislation making their way through Congress and what to expect at the upcoming ASBPA Coastal Summit (March 21-23). Jack is a Senior Business Development Manager at the Baton Rouge office of Fugro, a Charter member of the Central Gulf Coast Chapter of ASBPA, and one of the Summit organizing committee members for this year's event. Some hot topics expected at the Summit include the RISE and BREEZE Acts that support direct funding for offshore wind energy and proactive coastal resiliency projects, among others. Tune in to learn more and don't be afraid to google an acronym or two. Registration is still open for the Summit and associated agency visit events. Head to www.asbpa.org for more information. To learn more about the ASBPA Student and New Professionals Chapter including future mentorship opportunities, follow ASBPA SNP on Twitter: @asbpa_snp, LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/asbpa-snp, or Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ASBPA.SNP/ Follow Marissa on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mtorres480/ Follow Jon on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jon-miller-291a921a, Instagram: @StevensCoastal or Twitter: @StevensCoastal

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In today's episode, we'll dive into the psychology, neuroscience, and philosophy of aesthetics. Find out how your brain senses aesthetic experiences, how aesthetic senses can influence your behavior, and why people have studied the field of aesthetics for so long.About Dr. Cliff Workman: When we judge people for their moral or prosocial behaviors, do our perceptions of their beauty influence our evaluations? I am interested in understanding how morality and beauty interact to modulate decision-making. Prior to joining the ChatLab, I was a postdoctoral scholar in the Social Cognitive Neuroscience Lab at the University of Chicago under the supervision of Jean Decety. Our work investigates the psycholigical and neural mechansisms underpinning political polarization and support for ideologically-motivated violence. I received my Ph.D. from the University of Manchester in England in 2016 where I investigated relations between moral cognition and emotions and the physiopathology of major depression. Before starting my PhD, I worked at Johns Hopkins University on neuroimaging studies of psychiatric disorders, and also completed a B.S. in Psychology at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, where I worked on studies of clinical, cognitive, and social functioning. Get started with Buzzsprout HERE!FIND DR. CLIFF WORKMANWebsite: https://cliffordworkman.com/MENTIONEDChatterjee, A., & Vartanian, O. (2014). Neuroaesthetics. Trends in cognitive sciences, 18(7), 370–375. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tics.2014.03.003Thakral, P. P., Moo, L. R., & Slotnick, S. D. (2012). A neural mechanism for aesthetic experience. Neuroreport, 23(5), 310–313. https://doi.org/10.1097/WNR.0b013e328351759fKirk, U., Skov, M., Hulme, O., Christensen, M. S., & Zeki, S. (2009). Modulation of aesthetic value by semantic context: an fMRI study. NeuroImage, 44(3), 1125–1132. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neuroimage.2008.10.009Tinio, P. P. L. (2019). Creativity and aesthetics. In J. C. Kaufman & R. J. Sternberg (Eds.), The Cambridge handbook of creativity (pp. 691–708). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/9781316979839.035Stein, J.-P., Koban, K., Joos, S., & Ohler, P. (2022). Worth the effort? Comparing different youtube vlog production styles in terms of viewers' identification, parasocial response, immersion, and enjoyment. Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts, 16(3), 426–436. https://doi.org/10.1037/aca0000374Venkatesan, T., Wang, Q. J., & Spence, C. (2022). Does the typeface on album cover influence expectations and perception of music? Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts, 16(3), 487–503. https://doi.org/10.1037/aca0000330Shelley, J. (2022, February 28). The concept of the Aesthetic. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Retrieved October 25, 2022, from https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/aesthetic-concept/ Workman, C.I., Humphries, S., Hartung, F., Aguirre, G.K., Kable, J.W., Chatterjee, A. (2021). Morality is in the eye of the beholder: The neurocognitive basis of the “anomalous-is-bad” stereotype. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1494(1):3-17.FIND MEWMT Instagram: @walkmethrough.jpg Website: https://walk-me-through.mailchimpsites.com/Support WMT: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/walkmethroughPersonal Instagram: @eugenia.jpgCREDITSTrack: Electric Ten — Broke in Summer Support the show

“ Varlık ve yokluk savaşında APOCU ruhuyla özgürlüğü elde edeceğiz“ manşetiyle 235. sayısıyla genç okurlarıyla buluşuyor. Kürt gençliğinin Avrupa'daki en uzun süreli yayınlarından biri olan Stêrka Ciwan Dergisi; Ararlık ayı sayısında ağırlıklı olarak Kürtçe, Türkçe, Almanca ve İngilizce dillerinde yazılmış yazılara yer veriyor. Derginin bu sayısında Önder APO'nun “Yeni Doğuşları Savaşla Gerçekleştireceksiniz” başlıklı Türkçe yazısı yer alıyor. Genç kadınların ve gençliğin 2022 yıllın siyasal ve örgütsel değerlendirmeleri ilişkin yazılan genç kadın ve gençlik perspektifleri de bu sayıda yer alıyor. Yine Sefkan Kobanê´in kaleminden Kurdistan Özgürlük Hareketi içerisinde büyük bir emeğin sahibi olan büyük komutan Şehit Rêzan Amed anısına yazmış olduğu anı yazısı da yer alıyor. Aynı zamanda Hevidar Pîrdoğan'ın “ Varlık yokluk sürecinde öz savunma zaferi getirecektir“ yazısı da bulunmaktadır. Kürtler ilk kez 7 aydır aynı mevzide savaşıyor başlıklı kaleme alan Murat Karayılan´ nın yazısı son döneminde gerillaların destansı savaşın değerlendiriyor. Yaşadığımız varlık yokluk savaşını konu alan derginin Aralık ayı sayısında, ideolojik yazılardan, kültürel-sanatsal ve tarihsel konulara kadar bir çok bölümden yazılar bulmak mümkün. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sterka-ciwan/message

Seit in Kobanê 2012 die Revolution ausgerufen wurde, haben sich Frauen in der kurdischen Selbstverwaltung im Norden Syriens viele Freiheiten maßgeblich erkämpft: gegen die IS-Terrormiliz und männliche Machtstrukturen. Ihr Ziel ist Gleichberechtigung.Von Linda Peikertwww.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, WeltzeitDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

Lindsey & Jonathan discuss this week's episode including Guillermo's sweet mom, Avi and Koban being the cutest kids around, Thais dad not happy at all, and Yve's witch craft ceremony. Listen now! Follow us on Instagram! @90day_ourway www.instagram.com/90day_ourway/

Patreon- https://www.patreon.com/iwantmypodcast(ONLY $1) Check us out on: IG- @iwantmypodcast_studios - @MiguelPerezComedy - @MrEJEdmonds Email- iwantmypodcast@gmail.com FB- I Want My Podcast Venmo: @MiguelPerezComedy @MrEJEdmonds Subscribe to our YouTube Channel- Youtube   -Kobe announces he's running for Chairman of the Titty Committee...He faces fierce opposition from his son, Koban. -Shaeeda asks Bilal's kids "Who's your Umi?" -Biniyam and Ariela "got everythaaaaang....in her momma naaaaaame"  -Patrick has to go get Thais from the airport, then John from the couch. -Mohamed is a Man-Baby. -You can't say 'Character' without first saying 'Kara'. ENJOY

On this episode of #90dayfiancewtf: First off, shout out to Jessica L.H. for leaving us a nice review on Apple Podcast and yes, we apologize, we are always behind. It's those damn 9-5 jobs that's taking time away from us wanting to focus on our podcast We detest the fact the Bilal smeared Shaeeda in front of his family and they're okay with it! Slow down, Guillermo. It's only your 2nd day in US. That laptop can come in later, it's not like you can work immediately… We think it's hard to mess up a frozen dinner, but we also theorized that this might have been done on purpose Why can't you just let Kobe hold Koban for just 1 sec, Emily? Let the man connect with his son! We blame Bini - he's the real villain! So Patrick thought he could get on Tinder and get a hook-up…now he's stuck geo-tagging his way through life Lan recommends watching Ozark on Netflix and The Staircase on Hulu Nadia recommends watching the NBA Playoffs (Go Dubs!) and The Kardashians on Hulu + Real Housewives of Atlanta on Bravo We really hope you are enjoying our podcast. We are constantly trying to improve for our listeners. Do engage with us through our social media or email. Feel free to fact-check us or simply share your thoughts, comments, rants and feedback! Instagram: @90dayfiancewtf Twitter: @90dayfiancewtf Email: 90dayfiancewtf@gmail.com Lan on Instagram and Facebook: @lan_like_lawn Start a podcast with Anchor.fm! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/90dayfiancewtf/support

Mary Payne & Erin recap Episode 4 of 90 Day Fiance, Season 9: Pasta La Vista. We cry actual tears (well, Erin does) this week when Kobe finally meets his son, Koban. And we both give thanks to TLC for finally giving us the new messy thrupple of Patrick (body builder), brother John, and fiance Thais. This is the drama we've been waiting for! THIS is the dumpster fire we deserve! PLEASE FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM and Twitter & @pinkshadepod and TikTok @pinkshadepodcastCLICK HERE to join Pink Shade Bunkies on Patreon for our bonus shows every week: PINK SHADE BUNKIESJoin the closed Facebook group: Pink ShadeVisit the Pink Shade MERCH STORE – Hey Bunkie & Pink Shade logo items (Plus tons of 90 Day & LALU merch, Real Housewives items & more!) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mary Payne & Erin recap Episode 4 of 90 Day Fiance, Season 9: Pasta La Vista. We cry actual tears (well, Erin does) this week when Kobe finally meets his son, Koban. And we both give thanks to TLC for finally giving us the new messy thrupple of Patrick (body builder), brother John, and fiance Thais. This is the drama we've been waiting for! THIS is the dumpster fire we deserve! PLEASE FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM and Twitter & @pinkshadepod and TikTok @pinkshadepodcastCLICK HERE to join Pink Shade Bunkies on Patreon for our bonus shows every week: PINK SHADE BUNKIESJoin the closed Facebook group: Pink ShadeVisit the Pink Shade MERCH STORE – Hey Bunkie & Pink Shade logo items (Plus tons of 90 Day & LALU merch, Real Housewives items & more!) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I know it's not right to withhold Avi from his aunts but I can't say I wouldn't have done the same (Leon disagrees), we were both annoyed that Emily told Kobe to stop touching Koban's feet... while she was touching Koban's feet, We share our theories on the wonky timeline and edits of the Patrick and Thais segments, and we discuss if its appropriate to serve parents corn dogs in general (which honestly would have been better than what Jibri and Miona warmed up). Timestamps: 00:00 - 05:48 - Vicky White rant 05:49 - End - Full episode Thank you for listening!

On this podcast episode, Miss H and Mr O discuss the Season 9 Episode 4 of 90 Day Fiance. On this Episode, Jibri and Miona cook, Kobe gets to meet his son Koban, Bilal and Shaeeda meet Bilal's family, Ari and Biniyam (or maybe just Bini) say their good byes, Guillermo wants to buy a new laptop against Kara's wishes, and we meet Patrick, a former weightlifter, and his Brazilian fiance Thais.  We will be back next Monday to cover Episode 5 of 90 Day Fiance Season 9.  If you watch Love After Lockup, check out our other podcast channel Love After Lockup Haha, mmkay. https://lalmmkay.podbean.com/ If you like what you hear, please support us by subscribing and give us a rating. We also welcome constructive feedback at 90daymmkay@gmail.com. 

Hot off the press, Casey White & Vicky white were found in Indiana. They weren't close enough to taste Gary's tomatoes, but did Jodie see them at her Aldi? While you're holding onto your quarter, start saving for Taco Bell's Mexican Pizza. It's back baby, and Dolly Parton is staring in a TikTok exclusive musical! For real. That is actually happening. We also run down the latest on Britney's IG, as well as Fred Savage being not that innocent himself.  Diving into 90 Day Fiance this week like Koban into Emily's left breast, Jibri's parents can go suck a big bag of Chicken Alfredo. How is Miona looking like a Disney Princess all of a sudden (love you, PAIsaac!)? Every American this season is annoying and embarrassing, and Bilal is just certified garbage. Speaking of BEing Grateful… Please leave a 5-Star Review! Shop our new Merch Store! Coyote Pass! So Tiny So Cold! Join our closed/private Facebook Group Follow us on Instagram & Twitter WE LOVE TO HATE TV on Patreon *Tier 1: Teen Mom 2 *Tiers 2+: Teen Mom 2 & Sister S2E5 TOTAL REQUEST PODCAST *Tier 1: Anne with an E *Tier 2: Real Housewives of Atlanta link.chtbl.com/wlthe www.lovetohatepod.com

This week on the Ain't No Way Podcast, we meet new couple Patrick and Thais, Shaeeda gets caught sugar coating the truth, and Kobe finally gets to meet Koban.Join Jamie & Kamillah as we recap Season 9 Episode 4 of 90 Day FiancéFollow Ain't No Way Podcast:Instagram ➤ https://instagram.com/aintnowaypodTwitter ➤ https://twitter.com/aintnowaypodWanna share your COULDN'T BE ME with us?Email us at aintnowaypod@gmail.com or chat with us by using #aintnowaypod

Our correspondent Hatice Kamer reports on the latest about Omer Faruk Baran a writer, poet, journalist and photographer. His short film 'Tercume' (translation) which was only one minute long, deserved 2 international awards. The story takes place on the border with Kobanî in 2015 during the war against ISIS. The successful director admits that this film is the product of seven years. He dedicated the awards to the Kurdish children who chose the Kurdish language as their preferred choice. - Raporta Hatice Kamer ji Amedê taybet li ser nivîskar, helbestvan, rojnamevan û wênekêş Omer Faruk Baran e.  Kurte fîlma wî 'Tercume' ku tenê deqeyeke, hêjayê 2 xelatên navnetewî hat dîtin ku ev jî xuya dike ev dê ne xelatên dawî bin. Çîrok li ser sînorê Kobaniyê ye dema ku di sala 2015an de şer li dijî DAİŞ çê bû derbase Kobaniyê dibe. Derhênerê serkeftî destnîşan dike ku ev fîlim, berhema heft salan e. Wî xelata dawî dîyarî zarokên Kurd yên ku dersa Kurdî ya bijartî hilbijartine kir. 

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Hatice Kamer reports on the latest from Diyarbakir about the so called-Kobani trial where defendants and lawyers did not attend the hearing in protest of an unfair trial.  - Raporta Hatice Kamer ji Amedê vê hefteyê li ser doza ku jê re tê gotin daraza Kobanîyê ye, û di raportê qale salvegera Seyid Riza jî dibe. 

วาระนี้ #Analysand มาพูดคุยเป็นกันเองเรื่องประวัติศาสตร์และที่มาของการปฏิวัติโรจาวา อันเป็นเรื่องที่ไม่ค่อยได้กล่าวถึงกันสักเท่าไหร่ในภาษาไทย ด้วยรูปแบบเป็นกันเองที่คุ้นเคย ครั้งนี้เสียงจะไม่ได้ชัดเจนมากเหมือนทุกทีเพราะใช้การอัดทางไกล ต้องขออภัยด้วยครับ ขอขอบคุณเพลงเปิดจาก Solitude is Bliss ชื่อว่า 'ย้ายรัง', ขอบคุณสหายศิริวัชรผู้ช่วยปรับ/ตัดแต่งเสียง และขอบคุณผู้ฟังทุกท่านเป็นอย่างสูงค้าบ หากผู้ฟังท่านใดสนใจติชมสามารถ comment ไว้ได้ที่ SoundCloud, YouTube, @the_analysand ใน Twitter, หรือส่ง E-mail มาได้ที่ analysand@protonmail.com และช่วยกันกด Like, Share, และ Subscribe ได้นะฮะ |หนังสือและข้อมูลเพิ่มเติมที่น่าสนใจ| - Michael Knapp and others, Revolution in Rojava: Democratic Autonomy and Women's Lieberation in Syrian Kurdistan, trans. by Janet Biehl (London: Pluto Press, 2016). - Thomas Schmidinger, Rojava: Revolution, War, and the Future of Syria's Kurds, trans. by Michael Schiffmann (London: Pluto Press, 2018). - James C. Scott, The Art of Not Being Governed: An Anarchist History of Upland Southeast Asia, Yale Agrarian Studies Series (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2009). - บทสรุปเรื่องวิถีทางการเมืองของโรจาวาสั้นๆ โปรดดูที่ 'พูด' ทำคลิปไว้ https://youtu.be/ZNRslk-9RdI - เรื่องกลไกการตัดสินใจอย่างเป็นประชาธิปไตยในโรจาวา โปรดดู http://www.dindeng.com/rojava/ - เรื่องชีวิตความเป็นอยู่ของโรจาวาในปัจจุบัน โปรดดู http://www.dindeng.com/rojava-interview/ - ล่าสุด Žižek มีเล็คเชอร์ที่มหาวิทยาลัย Kobanî หากสนใจ โปรดดู https://youtu.be/gTSta58iII8 - สนใจขบวนการแรงงานหญิงในไทย ที่น่าสนใจก็คือ การยึดโรงงานแล้วบริหารแบบสหกรณ์ เช่น โรงงานฮาร่า https://youtu.be/XJYlTg2AlYA - สนใจสหภาพคนทำงาน โปรดดู https://www.facebook.com/WorkersUnionThailand/

Inspired by the stunning victory of the YPG and YPJ in Kobanî, volunteers from across the world flock to join the Rojava Revolution. Wild hijinks ensue. Memes can be found here --> https://www.instagram.com/p/CEuoOIEloTZ/?igshid=npnzi8ztscqe

As the crisis in Rojava deepens and political turmoil spreads across the world, it's critical for us to understand how we got here. Who exactly are the Kurds, and why have so many thousands of them been willing to risk their lives fighting against ISIS and to defend their autonomy? What can we learn from their struggle? In this episode, we examine the historical background to today's conflict by looking at the decades of militant Kurdish resistance that led up to the formation of the autonomous cantons of Rojava. You'll hear an audio version of CrimethInc.'s detailed 2015 essay “Understanding the Kurdish Resistance: A Historical Overview and Eyewitness Report,” which tracks the emergence of the Kurdish Worker's Party (PKK) and its conflicts with Turkish nationalism, waves of insurgency and repression, the evolution of Kurdish radical thought, the Revolutionary Patriotic Youth Movement, the Gezi Park uprising in Istanbul, the siege of Kobane, and lots more. To bring you up to date on developments since then, we also share an interview with one of the authors of the essay, in which we explore the impact of the failed 2016 coup attempt in Turkey, repression of social movements, Erdoğan's goals with the invasion, and prospects for resistance and solidarity. Stay tuned later this week for more interviews with people who've participated in the social revolution in Rojava. {October 16th, 2019}   -------SHOW NOTES------   Table of Contents: Introduction {0:01} Understanding the Kurdish Resistance {4:44} The Early Days of the PKK {5:30} Öcalan's Prison Years and the Peace Process {14:27} Gezi {20:25} The Wild Youth of Kurdistan {23:43} The Revolution in Kurdistan {31:44} The Fighters {36:12} Kobanê {43:47} National Liberation from Borders {47:24} Elections and a Massacre {51:03} Interview on Turkey and Kurdish Resistance Today {59:19} Conclusion {1:09:30} This episode centers on the 2015 CrimethInc. article “Understanding the Kurdish Resistance: A Historical Overview and Eyewitness Report”. IMPORTANT: over 100 groups and individuals have signed on to the following “Call to Action: Solidarity with Rojava—Against the Turkish Invasion! An Urgent Call from a Network of Organizations”. If you or your organization agree, you can email the organizers to add your names: coordination.for.rojava at protonmail dot com. This list of demonstrations around the US in solidarity with Rojava and against the Turkish invasion will continue to be updated as we learn about more events. For further background on the radical potential of the Rojava experiment, we encourage you to listen to the two previous Ex-Worker engagements with the topic, Episode 36 and Episode 39. Want to take action? Consider organizing a boycott or direct action using this list of businesses and institutions that are complicit with the Turkish war effort.