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Arne Slot er búinn að búa til hreint út sagt ótrúlega vel á mettíma hjá Liverpool. Liverpool vann 2-0 sigur gegn Manchester City í dag og það er erfitt að sjá annað en að þeir verði Englandsmeistarar. Allavega eins og staðan er núna. Davíð Eldur, stuðningsmaður Manchester City, kom í heimsókn í kvöld og fór yfir vandamálin hjá City en hans menn eru í dimmum dal þessa stundina. Hann fór yfir stórleikinn og aðra leiki helgarinnar með Guðmundi Aðalsteini og Magnúsi Hauki.
Elks linebacker Adam Konar on a disappointing 2023 coming to an end and the reflection that begins immediately.
Szanowni słuchacze czas podsumować nasze berlińskie znoje na IFA 2023. Czy faktycznie było na czym oko zawiesić? Czy były sprzęty, które warte były poświęcenia, dziesiątek kilometrów pieszo, kilkaset kilometrów autem? A które były pozbawione sensu? Zapraszamy do nowego odcinka, w którym podsumujemy targi IFA 2023.
Elks linebacker Adam Konar talks about the importance of the Labour Day Classic with Morley Scott.
On this week's episode, we had the pleasure of engaging in a conversation with Aaheli Konar, who shared her insights on the role of a volunteer emergency technician (EMT). Aaheli, an undergraduate student at Rutgers University, actively participates in various medical activities beyond her studies. Throughout the episode, we delve into a wide range of topics, exploring her motivations behind pursuing medicine and the growth she has experienced as a healthcare provider. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/unraveling-the-world-podcast/support
Edmonton Elks linebacker Adam Konar on the defence having more to give and moving on from Saturday's loss to the Lions.
Edmonton Elks linebacker Adam Konar on moving on from camp to regular season mode with a specific opponent to plan for now.
Several U-S senators met with special operations forces members in Mangwel village, Konar province, Afghanistan, Senators included John McCain, Joe Lieberman and Lindsey Graham. They visited the village to discuss Afghan local police and village stability operations with special operations forces team members and village elders. The photos are by Sgt. Lizette Hart and the newscast was produced by Marine Cpl. Kevin Beebe.
Setki robotów z całego świata na terenie Wrocławia? Tak zapowiada się XIV edycja zawodów Robotic Arena, która odbędzie się już 22 kwietnia. Zmagania będziecie mogli obserwować w aż 17 kategoriach. Jak idą przygotowania, czym zaskoczą nas organizatorzy i jak wygląda skala zgłoszeń w tym roku, opowiadają Mateusz Morawiak i Michał Mastej z koła robotyków KoNaR w rozmowie z Martyną Dziakowicz i Michałem Cimaszewskim.
Welcome to another episode of The Action and Ambition Podcast! Joining us today is Oz Konar, the Founder of Business Lending Blueprint, a company that trains people to become business loan brokers. Oguz is also a consultant to thousands of individuals, helping them create and design their dream lives by building successful businesses. He is regularly featured in publications such as Entrepreneur and Huffington Post. His training programs are responsible for creating multiple 6 and 7-figure earners and helping countless people quit their jobs and become hyper-profitable entrepreneurs. Tune in to learn more!
Project Inspire is an interview podcast created and produced by students in the Haslam College of Business at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and sponsored by Haslam's Office of Student Engagement. In this episode, we are joined by Shameek Konar – Mr. Konar currently works as the CEO of Pilot Company, the largest network of travel centers and one of the leading suppliers of fuel in North America. With an international education, a Ph.D. in Economics and Finance, and a robust career touching on many facets of the energy industry, Mr. Konar uses his skillset to continually innovate and lead the travel center industry to become the preferred stop for all interstate travelers. Executive Producer and Host: Veda Seay Producers: Lillian Qin & Jack Pitts Music: Nature by MaxKoMusic | https://maxkomusic.com/ Music promoted by http://chosic.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/project-inspire/message
Elks LB Adam Konar joins host Morley Scott to talk about the 2022 CFL season. This is Antler Up. Edmonton Elks Football Club: Website: https://www.goelks.com/COME SEE THE ELKS PLAY: https://www.goelks.com/season_seats/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goelksTwitter: https://twitter.com/GoElksFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoElks
We return to the paranormal crime thriller, Vatour: Feel free... to DIE by Gift C Enyadike Jr. Chapters 7 & 8, Vatour has killed a weapons dealer and the owner of an orphanage. Email: mortiferousarcadia@gmail.com Send Me A Voice Message: https://anchor.fm/mortiferousarcadia/message Follow me here: https://linktr.ee/MasterVoluminous Purchase Feel free... to DIE: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09C78YXG3 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09CKP1D4Y https://www.amazon.com/Vatour-Feel-free-DIE/dp/B09C3DWS7R https://www.takealot.com/vatour-feel-free-to-die/PLID72116959 Breaking News and Commerical Break sound effects in the background from https://www.FesliyanStudios.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mortiferousarcadia/message
Edmonton Elks linebacker Adam Konar on the disappointment of a 4-14 season.
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Edmonton Elks linebacker Adam Konar on facing the Stampeders for a fourth time this season.
In this episode, we learn a bit more about the foundations of AI, data collection, and the future of AI from Babak Hodjat.Babak Hodjat is a serial entrepreneur behind several Silicon Valley companies as main inventor and technologist, and currently serves as CTO - AI at Cognizant. Babak is the former co-founder and CEO of Sentient, responsible for the core technology behind the world's largest distributed artificial intelligence system, and he was also the founder of the world's first AI-driven hedge-fund, Sentient Investment Management. Babak is widely credited as the main inventor of the natural language technology used in Apple's Siri. He is an Iranian-American inventor with a passion for storytelling, soccer, and Artificial Intelligence. Born in London, Babak went to kindergarten in Idaho, attended middle school in London, completed high school and undergraduate studies in Iran, and obtained his PhD in Japan. He has been living and working in California since the late nineties. Babak Has published more than 50 peer reviewed academic papers, and is the inventor on more than 30 US patents.Get your copy of Babak's memoir "The Konar and the Apple" here - https://dastaanpublishing.comConnect with Babak on Twitter - @babakatworkOr on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/babakhodjatNeed music for your podcast, online streaming channel, film, or other creative content? Check out Melodie! - https://go.melod.ie/voluntaryinputLeave us a message at podinbox.com/voluntaryinputThis episode features promotions for:Middle Aged Gaming - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/middle-aged-gaming/id1530133996andCasting Views - linktr.ee/CastingViewsBe sure to listen and subscribe to those great podcasts as well!Download and use Newsly for free now from www.newsly.me and use promo code VOLUNTARYINPUT
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We get to dive in to the beautiful mind and world of my good friend Matthew Konar. He is an Architect (specializing in F&B), a father, a weightlifter, food and beverage connoissuer, and overall a great human. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
LifeBlood: We talked about telling your story, the process of writing a book, how publishing a book is similar and different to a software release, and the value of perspective, with Babak Hodjat, CTO of Cognizant and author of The Konar and the Apple: Fun, Beauty and Dream-From Awhwaz to California. Listen to learn why you shouldn't take criticism personally! You can learn more about Babak at Cognizant.com, Twitter and LinkedIn. Pick up a copy of his book HERE Thanks, as always for listening! If you got some value and enjoyed the show, please leave us a review wherever you listen and subscribe as well. You can learn more about us at LifeBlood.Live, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook or you'd like to be a guest on the show, contact us at contact@LifeBlood.Live.
Babak Hodjat was the Vice President of Evolutionary AI at Cognizant and a specialist in the field of artificial intelligence and machine learning joins Enterprise Radio. Hodjat is the author of the book "The Konar and the Apple". The post The Konar and the Apple with Babak Hodjat appeared first on Enterprise Podcast Network - EPN.
Í þættinum er að þessu sinni flengst víða.Á dagskrá er pistill frá Danmörku, pólsktt/íslenskt útgáfuhóf, hlerað inn á ráðstefnu um barnabókmenntir og kíktá nýjan samkomustað bókanna. Í þættinum er rætt við Dagnýju Maggýardóttur og Kikku KM Sigurðardóttur um Bókasamlagið sem þær opnuðu nýlega í Skipholti 19. Þar má drekka kaffi og fá sér hafragraut, skrifa bækur og gefa þær út, selja bækur og kaupa, lesa upp og búa til hlaðvörp og hljóðbækur. Þá heyrist upptaka frá hófi sem haldið var í Bókabúð Más&Menningar í tilefni útgáfu bókarinnar Ísland pólerað eftir Ewu Marcinek. Einnig hugað að árlegri ráðstefnu um barnabókmenntir, sem haldin varí Gerðubergi þann 5. mars síðastliðinn og bar yfirskriftina Alls konar öðruvísi. Í þessum þætti er hugað að tveimur fyrsrilestranna sem haldnir voru og leikin stutt brot úr þeim. Þetta voru annars vegar fyrirlestur Þórunnar Rakelar Gylfadóttur um þroskasögur skáldsagnapersóna og höfunda þeirra og tregðulögmáli og úr fyrirlestri Ötlu Hrafneyjar myndasöguhöfundar og formanns íslenska myndasögusamfélagsins um fjölbreytileika og myndasögur. Fyrirlestrar þeirra Wverris Norlands og Þórdísar Gísladóttur verða á dagskrá þáttarins að viku liðinni. Aö lokum er á dagskrá þáttarins pistill Veru Knútsdóttur bókmenntafræðings um dönsku skáldsöguna Tyveri eftir Thomas Korsgaard sem fékk gullna lárviðiinn verðlaun danskra bóksala. Umsjónarmaður: jórunn Sigurðardóttir
Í þættinum er að þessu sinni flengst víða.Á dagskrá er pistill frá Danmörku, pólsktt/íslenskt útgáfuhóf, hlerað inn á ráðstefnu um barnabókmenntir og kíktá nýjan samkomustað bókanna. Í þættinum er rætt við Dagnýju Maggýardóttur og Kikku KM Sigurðardóttur um Bókasamlagið sem þær opnuðu nýlega í Skipholti 19. Þar má drekka kaffi og fá sér hafragraut, skrifa bækur og gefa þær út, selja bækur og kaupa, lesa upp og búa til hlaðvörp og hljóðbækur. Þá heyrist upptaka frá hófi sem haldið var í Bókabúð Más&Menningar í tilefni útgáfu bókarinnar Ísland pólerað eftir Ewu Marcinek. Einnig hugað að árlegri ráðstefnu um barnabókmenntir, sem haldin varí Gerðubergi þann 5. mars síðastliðinn og bar yfirskriftina Alls konar öðruvísi. Í þessum þætti er hugað að tveimur fyrsrilestranna sem haldnir voru og leikin stutt brot úr þeim. Þetta voru annars vegar fyrirlestur Þórunnar Rakelar Gylfadóttur um þroskasögur skáldsagnapersóna og höfunda þeirra og tregðulögmáli og úr fyrirlestri Ötlu Hrafneyjar myndasöguhöfundar og formanns íslenska myndasögusamfélagsins um fjölbreytileika og myndasögur. Fyrirlestrar þeirra Wverris Norlands og Þórdísar Gísladóttur verða á dagskrá þáttarins að viku liðinni. Aö lokum er á dagskrá þáttarins pistill Veru Knútsdóttur bókmenntafræðings um dönsku skáldsöguna Tyveri eftir Thomas Korsgaard sem fékk gullna lárviðiinn verðlaun danskra bóksala. Umsjónarmaður: jórunn Sigurðardóttir
Í þættinum er að þessu sinni flengst víða.Á dagskrá er pistill frá Danmörku, pólsktt/íslenskt útgáfuhóf, hlerað inn á ráðstefnu um barnabókmenntir og kíktá nýjan samkomustað bókanna. Í þættinum er rætt við Dagnýju Maggýardóttur og Kikku KM Sigurðardóttur um Bókasamlagið sem þær opnuðu nýlega í Skipholti 19. Þar má drekka kaffi og fá sér hafragraut, skrifa bækur og gefa þær út, selja bækur og kaupa, lesa upp og búa til hlaðvörp og hljóðbækur. Þá heyrist upptaka frá hófi sem haldið var í Bókabúð Más&Menningar í tilefni útgáfu bókarinnar Ísland pólerað eftir Ewu Marcinek. Einnig hugað að árlegri ráðstefnu um barnabókmenntir, sem haldin varí Gerðubergi þann 5. mars síðastliðinn og bar yfirskriftina Alls konar öðruvísi. Í þessum þætti er hugað að tveimur fyrsrilestranna sem haldnir voru og leikin stutt brot úr þeim. Þetta voru annars vegar fyrirlestur Þórunnar Rakelar Gylfadóttur um þroskasögur skáldsagnapersóna og höfunda þeirra og tregðulögmáli og úr fyrirlestri Ötlu Hrafneyjar myndasöguhöfundar og formanns íslenska myndasögusamfélagsins um fjölbreytileika og myndasögur. Fyrirlestrar þeirra Wverris Norlands og Þórdísar Gísladóttur verða á dagskrá þáttarins að viku liðinni. Aö lokum er á dagskrá þáttarins pistill Veru Knútsdóttur bókmenntafræðings um dönsku skáldsöguna Tyveri eftir Thomas Korsgaard sem fékk gullna lárviðiinn verðlaun danskra bóksala. Umsjónarmaður: jórunn Sigurðardóttir
Tinna er Nilla neikvæða og Lára beilaði á átakinu eftir dag eitt. Annars fínt Q&A og það kemur gestur í næsta þætti! :) Styrktaraðili þáttarins er Milly - www.milly.is
Oz (Oguz) Konar is a passionate entrepreneur and multiple seven-figure business owner whose mission is to help people design and build their dream businesses. His mission is to revolutionize the Alternative Lending Industry, one Business Loan Broker at a time. His training program, Business Lending Blueprint, has been the most comprehensive success guide focusing on leverage, low risk, high reward, and speed. Oz's program has become a symbol of great principles: a solid foundation following an ethical and consultative process to train others how to become profitable in a short amount of time. Oz is regularly featured in publications such as Entrepreneur and The Huffington Post. He's also the author of two books and speaks at national and international events several times a year. His training programs are responsible for creating multiple 6 and 7 figure earners and has helped countless people quit their jobs and become hyper profitable entrepreneurs. (00:02 - 1:59) Opening Segment - Introduction of the host into the show - Alpesh introduces the guest of the show, Oz - Oz shares something interesting about himself (1:59 - 21:24) How to Build Business Credit - What do you invest in personally? and why? - What is business credit? why do small businesses need one? - Can you share the steps for someone starting a new business into a credit worthy business - Is D&B similar to Equifax, Experian, TransUnion in their personal credit space? Does everyone need to have a D&B number? - What is net 30 or net 60, what does that mean? - What does that training platform intel is that for building credit or is it for the other side loan broker? - Why do you claim it's the best time to become a business loan broker? - What are some of the requirements to become a business loan broker? -How can someone who is starting out building a six-figure business as a loan broker? (21:24 - 21:56) Break - Welcoming listeners and guest back to the show (21:56 - 25:24) Fire Round - Will Oz change the business strategy after Coronavirus? – Oz's favorite real estate, finance, or other related books – Tools or website Oz recommends – Oz's advice to beginner investors – How does Oz give back? – How can Wealth Matters Podcast listeners reach out to Oz? (25:24 - 25:46) Closing Segment -If you want to learn more about the discussion, you can watch the podcast on Wealth Matter's YouTube channel and you can reach out to Alpesh using this link. Facebook: @wealthmatrs IG: @wealthmatrs.ig Tiktok: @wealthmatrs
883 - Business Lending Brokerage with Business Lending Blueprint's Oz Konar
I'll get to the point... If your plan to starting and growing your Merchant Cash Advance business is to lease an office, hire a bunch of sales people, buy UCC data and have them dial all day long to close deals, I am sorry, but you are in trouble. That's exactly what each person who gets into this industry does, and more than 90% of them don't survive their first year. If you want to be a part of that 90%,,great, I just gave you the recipe. But if you are serious about what you are doing and you really are committed to build this as a solid business, you can't keep using what worked in 90's and expect to build a healthy business. Why? Not because if won't work. You will close deals, but you will get your deals stolen, you will sell on rate, you will lose deals because everyone is calling on the same list, you will have to work 8-16 hours a day to make a living. I don't think you need more reasons. OK. If you are ready to take this business seriously and build a solid business by using all the online tools available to you without having to bag for deals and have clients come to you, Here is the link to watch my Free training how to just do that; ===>https://localmarketingstars.com/website
What are the secrets of entrepreneurial success, and what do you need to do to learn these secrets? We look into these and more in this episode. Matthew Sullivan sits down for a chat with the founder of Business Lending Blueprint, Oz Konar as they talk entrepreneurship. Oz discusses why focus is an important facet of success, and why you need to have a revenue generating cash cow before you diversify. He also discusses mentorship, passion and why you need both. Tune in and learn the lessons of success from an entrepreneur who has paid his dues.
Oz Konar is a passionate entrepreneur and multiple seven figure business owner whose mission is to help people design and build their dream businesses. His mission is to revolutionize the Alternative Lending Industry, one Business Loan Broker at a time. His training program, Business Lending Blueprint, has been the most comprehensive success guide focusing on leverage, low risk, high reward, and speed. Oz's program has become a symbol of great principles: a solid foundation following an ethical and consultative process to train others how to become profitable in a short amount of time. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
In this episode, our CEO John Feddersen is delighted to be joined by Stef Murphy and Paro Konar, Directors of Industrial Energy at Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS). Stef and Paro are job share directors for the Industrial Energy Directorate which provides focus and leadership of BEIS strategy, policy development and delivery on industrial energy issues, and also ensure that industrial energy policies maximise the economic opportunities to the UK from the global move to cleaner growth, as part of the overall Industrial Strategy. The focus of the conversation is around industrial decarbonisation as the UK government has published its strategy in March this year, and the upcoming hydrogen strategy. The main topics include: • Key challenges and opportunities for industry in the move to Net Zero • The progress against commitments in the UK's Energy White Paper and the Ten Point Plan • The UK's upcoming Hydrogen Strategy and what to expect from it • UK's Emissions Trading Scheme (UK ETS), what did it take to set it up from scratch & lessons learnt since the early EU ETS in 2005 • The impact of EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on the UK industry NOTE: At ~ min. 23:15 in the recording the ‘Net Zero Hydrogen Fund' supporting the development and adoption of hydrogen is mentioned and referred to as the £250 million fund. We would like to clarify that the ‘Net Zero Hydrogen Fund' is £240 million.
Alternative lending thrives even through the tough times. More than 75% of the small business loan applications are declined by the traditional banks. Approval rates get worse during a recession, while the alternative lending industry keeps funding small businesses no matter what. The Alternative Lending Industry currently lacks a proven system that favors the growth […] The post How To Create Your Business Lending Blueprint, With Oz Konar first appeared on Business Creators Radio Show with Adam Hommey.
Amman er fjarri góðu gamni í þessum þætti en hún sinnir Hjallastefnuleikskólanum í Skotlandi. Móey Pála stýrir móðurskipinu á meðan og fær til sín góðan gest í hlaðvarp vikunnar. Það er hún Pálína Axelsdóttir Njarðvík eða fyrrum tengdasystir Móeyjar.Pálína heldur úti vinsælli Instagram síðu - Farmlife Iceland - þar sem hún deilir lífi sauðfjárbónda. Hún er ekki bara samfélagsmiðlastjarna því hún er einnig sérkennslustýra á leikskólanum Litlu-Ásum og elskar að ferðast og eyða tíma með kærustunni sinni Maríu.Móey og Pálína ræða m.a. sambönd dýra og barna, kjötát, sorg og missi, samkynhneigð, réttindabaráttu, jafnrétti og margt fleira. Einlægt og fallegt samtal sem fær okkur öll til að hugsa.Katla er kynnir þáttarins og nú fá systurnar frá Langanesi að afkynna þáttinn. Það eru þær Hólmfríður og Guðrún sem taka að sjálfsögðu þátt í hlaðvarpi Fjölskyldunnar ehf.Fjölskyldan ehf á facebookFjölskyldan ehf á InstagramNetfang þáttarins: fjolskyldanehf@gmail.com
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Oz (Oguz) Konar is a passionate entrepreneur and multiple seven figure business owner whose mission is to help people design and build their dream businesses. His mission is to revolutionize the Alternative Lending Industry, one Business Loan Broker at a time. Oz is the author of two books and speaks at national and international events several times a year. His training programs (including Business Lending Blueprint) are responsible for creating multiple 6 and 7 figure earners and has helped countless people quit their jobs and become hyper profitable entrepreneurs.
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Beaucoup d’émotion au Mali depuis vendredi matin, après l’annonce du décès d’Adam Thiam. Éditorialiste réputé, collaborateur de plusieurs médias, mais aussi homme de communication et de conseil auprès des dirigeants successifs du pays, jusqu’à l’actuel président de la transition Bah NDaw. Pour en parler, notre invité est Sidy El Moctar Kounta, ancien directeur du journal Le Républicain, dont Adam Thiam était un collaborateur de longue date. Il répond aux questions de François Mazet. Rfi : Quels sont vos sentiments, depuis l’annonce du décès d’Adam Thiam ? Sidy El Moctar Kounta : Nous sommes peinés de voir partir un homme aussi considérable, un homme si aimable, si affectueux… Il était quelqu’un qui voyait toujours devant, qui ne baissait jamais les bras et qui ne se décourageait jamais. Il avait toujours un chantier, un projet pour son pays, un projet pour son continent, un projet pour les siens. Quel est le dernier moment que vous avez partagé avec lui et quel était son état d’esprit ? Avec Adam on ne peut pas avoir un dernier moment de partage ! Tous les jours sont des jours et des heures de partage ! Que ce soit physiquement ou par téléphone ou de quelque moyen que ce soit, nous nous parlions tous les jours. Il avait le moral. Il ne se désolait pas, il ne se décourageait pas… Et pour lui, les chantiers attendaient sa guérison. Pourquoi est-ce qu’Adam Thiam était considéré comme une figure centrale de la profession journalistique, au Mali ? Je dirais que ce serait réducteur de le ramener seulement à un journaliste, fut-il le meilleur, parce qu’il était le meilleur. Il était, incontestablement, le meilleur ! Mais c’était un homme tellement multidimensionnel, pluridisciplinaire… Et je crois qu’il tient cela de la formation très solide qu’il a eue au Mali, d’abord. Ensuite, à Dakar, en sociologie. Et plus tard, à Harvard. Adam a été un homme de culture extraordinaire ! Il a produit, il a écrit un livre qui mérite d’être très connu - Cri pendulaire - un recueil de poèmes. Il était d’une profondeur extraordinaire ! Il avait un talent de plume particulier, selon vous ? Une qualité de plume incontestable ! Je suis fondé à en parler, parce que nous avons été journalistes ensemble. J’étais son directeur de publication et il était éditorialiste. J’ai toujours été impressionné - pendant les cinq-six-sept ans où nous avons travaillé ensemble au quotidien - de la qualité et de la pertinence de sa plume. Comme l’a dit quelqu’un : c’est l’un des esprits les plus brillants que notre pays ait produit. Et puis il s’intéressait à tous les domaines, il était curieux… C’est-à-dire que, c’est quelqu’un qui connaissait des auteurs dont on n’avait jamais entendu parler et il exploitait ce qu’ils ont écrit. Cela, ce n’est pas donné, je pense, et j’ai toujours été impressionné par ce journaliste. De cette époque commune, est-ce qu’il y a une anecdote que vous pouvez partager et qui illustre son tempérament, à vos yeux ? C’est presque une colle que vous me posez parce que la vie d’Adam Thiam, son vécu et son rendu, c’est que les choses se côtoyaient. Il parle de Pink Floyd tout comme il peut parler du Bembeya jazz… Une parfaite connaissance de la musique andalouse mais aussi de Brel et des autres. L’anecdote, si je peux me permettre : Quand Adam Thiam produisait un texte, tant qu’il n’était pas publié, il ne dormait pas. La moindre virgule, le moindre point d’interrogation, la moindre coquille ! C’était, pour lui, source de transe, donc il cherchait la perfection. C’est aussi quelqu’un qui parlait à tout le monde, qui connaissait tout le monde, qui avait beaucoup de réseaux et beaucoup d’amitiés… Une des choses importantes que je retiens aussi de lui, c’est que, c’est le plus grand VRP que je n’ai jamais connu. C’est-à-dire que, si vous êtes en sa compagnie, en vingt-quatre heures de séjour à Bamako, vous rencontrerez mille personnes qui n’ont rien à se dire, mais qu’il arrivait à conglomérer, à rassembler… Et, naturellement, à mettre en musique, à tirer le meilleur d’eux… Adam Thiam a aussi été acteur de la vie politique. Il a conseillé les dirigeants successifs du Mali… Comment est-ce qu’il conciliait ces deux activités ? De la manière la plus simple qui soit. En restant lui-même, en ne se reniant jamais. Il n’était pas dans le fayotage, passez-moi l’expression. Il avait une connaissance intime des domaines dans lesquels il était sollicité. Et ceux qui le sollicitaient, justement, ne s’y trompaient pas ! Qu’il s’agisse du président Konaré, alors chef de la Commission de l’UA, que ce soit le président de la transition Diocunda Traoré, et que ce soit aussi avec le président IBK ou le président de la transition actuelle Bah N'Daw, et avant lui, ATT… Il a été le conseiller - très honnête, très rigoureux -, de toutes ces personnalités. Cela ne posait pas de problème de conflits d’intérêt, selon lui ? C’était avant tout un moyen de faire avancer son pays ? Oui. Je crois que c’est une raison suffisante. Servir son pays, servir son continent, servir l’homme… Je crois que c’est un bon credo, non ? L’essentiel c’est de pouvoir rester soi-même. Il faut dire qu’il ne courrait pas derrière, non plus ! On venait le chercher ! Et cela, ça fait toute la différence ! On venait le chercher, parce qu’on voulait profiter de son analyse, de son expertise. Et il était d’une telle dimension qui le portait loin, tel un albatros.
Nýr þáttur. Ég var að klippa hann og gat ekki hætt að hlæja, þannig að ég skil hann bara eftir hér. Fyrsta símaat í Skoðanabræðrum og fyrsti söngur frá viðmælanda. Quote: „Ég er að keyra frá Kjalarnesi og ég hlýt að mega spyrja þig um eitt,“ segir Hákon á leiðinni í Vesturbæjarlaugina. Hákon Jóhannesson leikari, nánar tiltekið.
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Welcome to Majority.FM's AM QUICKIE! Brought to you by justcoffee.coop TODAY'S HEADLINES: A low-energy Donald Trump whined and moaned his way through a second debate with Joe Biden. The Democratic nominee laid out Trump’s many failures on the coronavirus response, national security and more. Meanwhile, it turns out the Taliban’s Air Force is based out of a high-tech American command center. A new report reveals US drone operators have secretly been helping the Taliban on missions in remote eastern Afghanistan. And lastly, a judge upholds a murder charge against the cop who killed George Floyd. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison calls the ruling an important step forward. THESE ARE THE STORIES YOU NEED TO KNOW: Joe Biden and Donald Trump met at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee last night for their second and final debate. Kristen Welker of NBC News moderated – this time, with the help of a mute button for Trump’s inevitable filibusters. As an opener, Biden reminded viewers that more than two hundred thousand Americans have died from the coronavirus and said QUOTE if you don’t hear anything else I say, hear this: anyone who’s responsible for that many deaths should not remain as president of the United States of America ENDQUOTE. He said Trump’s promises of a vaccine in a few weeks’ time is a lie. Trump, in his typical rambling fashion, struggled to defend his record on the pandemic. Of catching the coronavirus, he said QUOTE I learned a lot. I learned a lot ENDQUOTE. To which Biden responded QUOTE Learning to live with it? Come on, we’re dying with it... We’re about to lose two hundred thousand more people. ENDQUOTE. Trump’s tone was markedly whiny throughout. Biden remained sharply on the offensive. It will probably go down as one of the better nights of his otherwise unobtrusive campaign. US drones support Taliban The Washington Post reports that American forces in Afghanistan have made a practice of providing air support to the Taliban, which is fighting a local ISIS group in the eastern province of Konar. Inside the Joint Special Operations Command counterterrorism task force based at Bagram air base, the team working on this mission is jokingly known as QUOTE the Taliban Air Force ENDQUOTE. There is reportedly no direct US military communication with the Taliban on these missions. Instead, drone pilots try to guess where Taliban commanders need help by remotely observing battle conditions and listening in on the group. Even though the Taliban is fighting the Islamic State, it remains allied with al-Qaeda, the enemy that brought US troops to Afghanistan in the first place. Last fall and winter, as the JSOC task force was conducting the strikes, the Trump administration’s public line was that it was hammering the Taliban harder than they have ever been hit before. In reality, the US military has been quietly helping the Taliban in Konar. Loren Crowe, who was shot in the leg as an infantry company commander in Konar, told the Post that he worried that the military was acting like a hammer seeking nails to pound. Crowe added that the local militants who comprise ISIS groups in Konar may not be so big a threat to Americans as they’ve been made out to be. After two decades of war, it’s no wonder we’ve lost track of who we’re supposed to be fighting and why. George Floyd case advances A judge in Minnesota yesterday upheld second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter charges against the former Minneapolis officer in the killing of George Floyd, CBS News reports. Hennepin County Judge Peter Cahill dismissed a lesser charge of third- degree murder against the officer, Derek Chauvin. Cahill also declined to dismiss charges of aiding and abetting second-degree murder and manslaughter against the other officers involved: Tou Thao, J. Alexander Kueng and Thomas Lane. Chauvin was the one who pressed his knee into Floyd's neck during a May arrest as the handcuffed Black man begged, “I can't breathe.” The judge noted that Chauvin’s demeanor never changed despite Floyd’s plaintive cries and demands from the bystanders. In his ruling, Cahill found probable cause exists for the state to prove the charges against Thao, Kueng and Lane and the more serious charges against Chauvin. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, whose office is handling the prosecution, called the ruling QUOTE an important, positive step forward in the path toward justice for George Floyd, his family, our community, and Minnesota ENDQUOTE. According to CBS, Judge Cahill is still deciding whether the jury should be anonymous; if the trial should happen in Hennepin County; and whether the officers involved should have separate trials. AND NOW FOR SOME QUICKER QUICKIES: Politico reported yesterday that Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is considering a position in Biden’s cabinet, possibly as Labor Secretary. Two people close to Sanders, including one former aide, said Sanders is keen to join a potential Biden administration and has reached out to allies on the transition team. Robert Reich, who served as Labor Secretary in the Clinton administration, said Sanders would be QUOTE terrific ENDQUOTE. We know! A four hundred and sixty five-page transcript of a deposition from 2016 given by Ghislaine Maxwell was released yesterday. In that testimony, the Miami Herald reports, Maxwell denied all knowledge of illegal sex trafficking by her friend, the late Jeffrey Epstein. But, as the Herald points out, she also made claims that contradict her sworn statements elsewhere. We’ll see if Maxwell can get her stories straight as her trial moves forward. A wildfire in Colorado exploded sixfold in size in one day, causing hundreds to evacuate and turning the sky an eerie shade of orange. The Washington Post reports that the East Troublesome Fire has all the hallmarks of climate change. It’s burning at an elevation of nine thousand feet at a time of year when snow should be falling, during a severe drought aggravated by record heat. Yikes. New York City, Seattle and Portland filed a lawsuit yesterday to invalidate their designation by the Trump administration as QUOTE anarchist jurisdictions ENDQUOTE. Announcing the lawsuit, Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan called Trump’s threats an unlawful abuse of federal power. She added QUOTE It’s immoral, unconstitutional, and shameful that we are forced to expend any resources on this political theater ENDQUOTE. Anarchists, meanwhile, are delighted at the prospect of no longer being associated with Mayors Durkan, Ted Wheeler, and Bill de Blasio. That’s all for the AM Quickie. Join us this afternoon on the Majority Report. OCT 23, 2020 - AM QUICKIE HOSTS - Sam Seder & Lucie Steiner WRITER - Corey Pein PRODUCER - Dorsey Shaw EXECUTIVE PRODUCER - Brendan Finn
Peysur, sokkar, prjón og hekl - allt hlutir sem koma upp í hugann þegar maður hugsar um textíl, ólíkt til dæmis heilbrigðisvísindum, leikmyndum og listaverkum. Það er þó umfjöllunarefni Glans í dag: Textíll í víðara samhengi, annars konar textíll, textíll sem notaður er í aðeins óhefðbundnari tilgangi en við erum kannski flest vön. Er hægt að gera hvað sem er með textíl? Á hann sér einhver mörk - eða er það aðeins ímyndunaraflið sem setur honum skorður? Umsjónarmaður: Katrín Ásmundsdóttir
Peysur, sokkar, prjón og hekl - allt hlutir sem koma upp í hugann þegar maður hugsar um textíl, ólíkt til dæmis heilbrigðisvísindum, leikmyndum og listaverkum. Það er þó umfjöllunarefni Glans í dag: Textíll í víðara samhengi, annars konar textíll, textíll sem notaður er í aðeins óhefðbundnari tilgangi en við erum kannski flest vön. Er hægt að gera hvað sem er með textíl? Á hann sér einhver mörk - eða er það aðeins ímyndunaraflið sem setur honum skorður? Umsjónarmaður: Katrín Ásmundsdóttir
Ce mardi 22 septembre, le Mali fête les 60 ans de son indépendance. 60 ans marqués par trois guerres et quatre coups d’État - le dernier, il y a un mois -, mais 60 ans marqués aussi par de vraies avancées démocratiques. De 2000 à 2002, Ousmane Sy a été le ministre de l'Administration territoriale du président Konaré. Il est l'auteur de Reconstruire l'Afrique à partir des dynamiques locales, aux éditions Gamana et Charles Léopold Mayer. En ligne de Bamako, il répond aux questions de Christophe Boisbouvier. RFI : Vous qui aviez 11 ans en 1960 et qui vous souvenez donc de l’accession de votre pays à l’indépendance, est-ce que vous pensez que le Mali a rempli tous les espoirs placés en lui ? Ousmane Sy : Je suis loin de penser que le Mali a rempli tous les espoirs. Parce que, quand on regarde le parcours jusqu’à maintenant, bien sûr, il y a des acquis incontestables, mais en dehors des libertés qui ont été conquises et renforcées, on est effectivement beaucoup plus libres aujourd’hui. En dehors de cela, je crois que pour le reste il est difficile de dire que cela a été un succès. Du côté du développement, c’est plutôt un échec, c’est cela ? Du côté du développement, il faut le dire franchement, c’est un échec, parce qu’aujourd’hui je ne suis pas sûr que les gens vivent mieux qu’ils ne vivaient dans les années 1960. L’année 1960 a été marquée par l’éclatement de la Fédération du [Mali + Sénégal]. Est-ce que cela reste une blessure intime pour beaucoup de Maliens ? Je crois que beaucoup de Maliens regrettent forcément cet éclatement de la Fédération du Mali, surtout quand on regarde un peu l’évolution des deux pays. Si ces deux pays étaient restés ensemble, peut-être qu’on aurait eu plus de stabilité. On aurait eu plus de développement. Le Mali aurait eu un débouché maritime et le Sénégal aurait eu une profondeur… Un marché. Un marché plus grand. Quatre putschs en soixante ans… Comment expliquez-vous le poids des militaires dans la vie politique de votre pays ? On a eu quatre putschs en soixante ans, mais on a eu trois rébellions armées, aussi, en soixante ans. Tout cela montre qu’en fait ce pays a été bâti sur des options qui restent comme un boulet au pied de ce pays. Vous parlez de ces trois rébellions armées… La question du Nord-Est en effet lancinante dans l’histoire de votre pays. Quelle est la solution ? Ce pays est parti avec un boulet au pied. Depuis l’indépendance, on a fait un choix de type d’État unitaire, centralisé, qui n’a pas permis à tout le potentiel de ce pays de s’exprimer. Les deux caractéristiques importantes dans notre pays, c’est que c’est un pays de grande diversité. Diversité humaine, diversité des territoires. Et je crois que l’option que l’on a faite, de partir avec un État unitaire centralisé, qui s’est efforcée pendant soixante ans à uniformiser un pays qui a la diversité dans ses gènes, est un boulet. Je crois qu’aussi longtemps qu’on n’affrontera pas cette question, les coups d’État et les rebellions vont se multiplier. Les rébellions nourrissent les coups d’État, qui nourrissent les rébellions ? Exactement, c’est un cycle infernal. Vous avez écrit un livre sur la décentralisation. Préférez-vous le fédéralisme ou la décentralisation ? J’avoue que, du point de vue du principe, je n’ai rien contre la fédération. Je crois que le problème important, c’est que l’on doit trouver un système institutionnel qui tienne compte des deux caractéristiques dont j’ai parlé, la diversité humaine et la diversité territoriale. C’est un pays qui est au centre de l’Afrique de l’Ouest, c’est un pays qui fait le lien entre le Sahara et l’Afrique noire. Je crois que c’est une caractéristique sur laquelle nous n’avons pas suffisamment réfléchi. C’est pour cela que toutes les options d’évolution institutionnelle doivent être ouvertes. Faut-il plus de personnalités du nord de votre pays dans l’appareil d’État, peut-être au poste de Premier ministre, comme au Niger ? On a eu cela au Mali. On a eu un Premier ministre Touareg, comme au Niger. Le premier Premier ministre d’Amadou Toumani Touré est un Touareg. Le problème n’est pas une question de Touareg ou de Peul, le problème est le système institutionnel dans lequel nous sommes installés. En fait, ce qui ne fait plaisir, ni aux Touaregs, ni aux Peuls, ni aux Sénoufos du sud. C’est que simplement les Touaregs s’expriment par la rébellion, parce que c’est beaucoup plus culturel, à la différence des sédentaires qui ont d’autres systèmes d’agir que la rébellion armée. Mais je crois que notre grande panne depuis l’indépendance, c’est que nous avons fait une option d’un système institutionnel qui n’est pas à l’image de notre nation. Et qui est trop centralisé… Qui est trop centralisé… Et pire, qui veut même uniformiser. Aussi longtemps que nous voudrons uniformiser tout dans notre pays - uniformiser la gestion des territoires, uniformiser la gestion des communautés -, nous ne sortirons pas des problèmes. Nous aurons des révoltes avec des coup d’État et ainsi de suite. Beaucoup disent que l’une des faiblesses de l’État malien, ce sont ses vieilles pratiques de corruption et de clientélisme. Vous êtes d’accord et si oui quel est le remède ? Je crois qu’aussi longtemps que l’État n’est pas adopté par les communautés, l’État est senti comme un corps étranger. Je crois que la corruption va être socialement admise et c’est à cela que l’on assiste aujourd’hui. Je crois qu’il faut régler le problème par : quel type d’État il faut aujourd’hui pour que les populations s’identifient à cet État et considèrent que les biens publics sont leurs biens. Voulez-vous dire que le Mali, ce sont plusieurs communautés juxtaposées, mais pas encore une nation ? C’est une nation, une nation qui puise son origine de très loin. Ce que je veux dire, c’est que l’État n’est pas en adéquation avec la nation. Le Mali est une nation. L’origine de la nation malienne vient des grands empires. Jusqu’au niveau de la famille, nous sommes mélangés. Vous trouverez rarement une famille malienne où il n’y a pas trois ou quatre ethnies mélangées. Donc la gestion de la diversité est un problème pour l’État, mais pas pour la nation malienne. La gestion de la diversité n’est pas un problème pour nous.
En me baladant sur le continent, j’ai découvert un métier improbable que je ne connaissais pas: fils de ministre. Vous pouvez sourire derrière le poste, car je vous invite à découvrir En Sol Majeur, un fils de président qui ne joue pas forcément dans la catégorie "Fils de"... Dougoukolo Alpha Oumar Ba-Konaré, 33 ans, est chercheur et fondateur de l’observatoire Kisal qui fait la promotion des droits humains à travers le Sahel. Et d’une. Et de deux, il est psychologue clinicien et chargé de cours en langues et sociétés peules à l’Inalco, en France. Fils d’une historienne devenue la 1ère dame du Mali de 1992 à 2002, notre invité bien loti et basé à Paris, ne fuit pas ses responsabilités : du mal être des Afro-descendants à l’identitarisme qui fait saigner le Sahel, il pense, plante, planche et plaide: pour l’altérité. En Descartes et en bamanan, comme maman... Les choix musicaux de Dougoukolo Alpha Oumar Ba-Konaré Zao Ancien combattant Fodé Kouyaté Fouta Foula Nina Simone The king of love is dead
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Megan Konar - The Science of Food Networks and Water - Megan is a PhD researcher from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Her latest co-authored work Food Flows Between Counties in the US examines movement of food, and the systems, businesses, and interoperability required to get the job done. Here's a less technical story about the paper. Pete A Turner, sat with Megan when she was in Calif presenting the paper to better understand her work and why it matters. Turns out, without people like Megan, we really are in the dark on an entire complex system and left vulnerable to chance and chaos. HaikuTo feed a nationResilient or EfficientOh and maintenanceSimilar episodes:Dexter HollandJeremy McKaneAlex DomanJoin us in supporting Save the Brave by making a monthly donation.Executive Producer/Host/Intro: Pete A. TurnerProducer: Damjan Gjorgjiev Writer: Bojan Spasovski #phd #illinois #researcher #foodnetworks #water #waterusage #breakitdownshow #peteaturnerbreakitdownshow #podcast #episode #smart #civilengineering #megankonar #maps #california #mississippi #yogurt #farmtomarket #centralvalley
Ever wondered where the food on your plate came from? While it is much easier at Farmer’s Markets or Farm-to-table restaurants for the consumer to know its origination, supermarkets and restaurants are a little more complicated. A group led by Megan Konar, an assistant professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has created the first comprehensive map detailing the food chain within the United States. The team cites 132 Freight analysis framework locations to the 3,142 counties in the US. Those combine form 9.5 million links. Professor Konar joins the program to talk about the enormous project and more of her work. Her research focuses on the intersection of water, food, and trade.
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Sedicesima puntata stagionale per Border Nights - La notte ai confini in diretta dalle 22 su Web Radio Network e poi in podcast su Spreaker, YouTube, Spotify, Itunes. Con noi Nicoletta Forcheri per parlare di moneta coloniale e sfruttamento dell'Africa e l'ex magistrato Carlo Palermo autore per parlare di intrecci internazionali di potere legati ad armi, droga, servizi segreti fino ad arrivare al Nuovo ordine mondialeMONETA COLONIALE E SITUAZIONE AFRICANA: NICOLETTA FORCHERIPrimo collegamento con Nicoletta Forcheri, per parlare della cosiddetta moneta coloniale gestita dalla Francia che proprio in queste ore con le parole di Di Maio è diventato oggetto di discussione mediatica e politica. Il principale problema, sollevato in particolare da Mohamed Konarè, è il Franco Cfa, la moneta inventata nel 1945 da De Gaulle «sulle orme di quella adottata da Hitler in Francia durante l’occupazione nazista»: il Cfa, ex Franco delle colonie francesi, nome che oggi identifica la “zona franco” nell'Africa subsahariana, lega indissolubilmente 14 paesi, tra cui Camerun, Senegal e Costa d’Avorio, alla Francia, «che fino a poco tempo fa deteneva il 100% delle divise, ora il 50%». «Solo per la moneta - ha dichiarato Konarè - la Francia ricava 440 miliardi di euro all'anno. Con quella cifra in Africa si potrebbero fare tantissime cose, ma non possiamo beneficiare delle nostre risorse sul mercato internazionale». Nicoletta Forcheri è cresciuta a Bruxelles in ambiente comunitario e internazionale, dove ha esercitato la professione di interprete da conferenza, simultanea e in differita, per organismi para comunitari, e politici, e di traduttrice giuridica e giurata presso il Tribunale di Bruxelles e altri organismi pubblici e internazionali (Europol, Interpol, autorità comunali, polizia giudiziaria ecc), passando vari anni presso l’agenzia di stampa storica delle istituzioni europee Agence Europe, dopo brevi esperienze lavorative al Parlamento europeo, alla Commissione europea e altri studi legali internazionali. In Italia dal 2004, analizza la terribile situazione in cui già versava il paese, diventa prima blogger e poi ricercatrice di fenomeni economici e monetari. La principale sua preoccupazione è quella di diffondere informazioni corrette sui sistemi monetari che sono alla base della nostra distorta economia che sta provocando un disastro ecologico oltre che sanitario ed economico per proporre una proposta politica di riforma monetaria che corregga la contabilità per fare della moneta un istituto monetario in conformità con la sovranità del popolo e il benessere dell’umanità. La principale sua preoccupazione è quella di diffondere informazioni corrette sui sistemi monetari che sono alla base della nostra distorta economia che sta provocando un disastro ecologico oltre che sanitario ed economico, e di presentare una proposta politica e popolare di riforma monetaria che seguendo le vere regole della contabilità in partita doppia faccia della moneta un istituto monetario non foriero di debito, di proprietà dei sovrani cittadini, nel rispetto della sovranità sancita dalla Costituzione.MISTERI D'ITALIA, POTERI MASSONICI E NUOVO ORDINE MONDIALE: CARLO PALERMONella seconda parte sarà con noi l'ex magistrato Carlo Palermo, autore de "La Bestia" (Sperling). 2 aprile 1985: l'auto che porta Carlo Palermo al suo ufficio, nella Procura di Trapani, salta per aria. Lui e la scorta si salvano, muoiono invece una giovane donna e i suoi due bambini. Che cosa, nelle sue inchieste, ha scatenato la vendetta? Il giudice continua a indagare, anche dopo aver lasciato la magistratura. Le sue ricerche prendono corpo quando, nel 2016, scopre che pochi mesi prima di morire Giovanni Falcone aveva curato un'operazione segreta: l'estradizione negli Stati Uniti di un terrorista arabo, il primo fabbricatore di autobombe realizzate con l'esplosivo militare usato per gli attentati di Pizzolungo, dell'Addaura, di via D'Amelio. Una nuova luce sulle stragi «mafiose»? Di più. Vecchie carte e atti processuali rimasti per anni sepolti negli archivi conducono a un'inedita lettura di alcuni tra i più grandi misteri italiani, dall'omicidio di Aldo Moro all'attentato a papa Wojtyla, alle stragi del 1992-1993, e anche degli attacchi terroristici alle Torri gemelle e al Bataclan, a Parigi. Collegamenti criminosi documentati permettono di individuare incredibili attività concepite da un direttorio internazionale - radicato negli apparati politici e militari degli Stati, nella Chiesa, nei vertici delle oligarchie finanziarie - che ha manovrato la storia europea, gli equilibri nel Mediterraneo, la crescita dell'estremismo islamico, la democrazia incompiuta del nostro Paese fino al suo inesorabile declino. Le chiavi interpretative di questo complesso quadro sono massoniche. Sono nascoste nei palazzi del potere d'Italia, Francia, Svizzera, di Londra e New York. L'autore le insegue in una ricerca infaticabile tra misteri, occulte ispirazioni e macchinazioni diaboliche che riconduce, alla fine, a Trapani, proprio là dove, trent'anni prima, l'indagine ha avuto inizio. Carlo Palermo, avvocato, è stato giudice istruttore presso il Tribunale di Trento dal 1980 al 1985, anno in cui, da febbraio a ottobre, è stato sostituto procuratore presso la Procura di Trapani. Nel 1990 ha lasciato la magistratura. È stato deputato e consigliere regionale e provinciale a Trento, dove abita. Ha pubblicato, tra gli altri, L'Attentato (1993), Il quarto livello. Integralismo islamico, massoneria e mafia (1996), Il quarto livello. 11 settembre 2001 ultimo atto? (2002).LE RUBRICHE DI BORDER NIGHTSTornerà l'intervento settimanale di Federica Francesconi, la ruota libera con Paolo Franceschetti, la scheda del Maestro di Dietrologia, la biblioteca di Barbara Marchand. Nel corso della puntata la nuova rubrica sui libri curata da Il Punto di Incontro, in cui sarà ospite Giovanna Garbuio Manuele Baciarelli che ci parlerà di enneagramma biologico.
Sedicesima puntata stagionale per Border Nights - La notte ai confini in diretta dalle 22 su Web Radio Network e poi in podcast su Spreaker, YouTube, Spotify, Itunes. Con noi Nicoletta Forcheri per parlare di moneta coloniale e sfruttamento dell'Africa e l'ex magistrato Carlo Palermo autore per parlare di intrecci internazionali di potere legati ad armi, droga, servizi segreti fino ad arrivare al Nuovo ordine mondialeMONETA COLONIALE E SITUAZIONE AFRICANA: NICOLETTA FORCHERIPrimo collegamento con Nicoletta Forcheri, per parlare della cosiddetta moneta coloniale gestita dalla Francia che proprio in queste ore con le parole di Di Maio è diventato oggetto di discussione mediatica e politica. Il principale problema, sollevato in particolare da Mohamed Konarè, è il Franco Cfa, la moneta inventata nel 1945 da De Gaulle «sulle orme di quella adottata da Hitler in Francia durante l’occupazione nazista»: il Cfa, ex Franco delle colonie francesi, nome che oggi identifica la “zona franco” nell'Africa subsahariana, lega indissolubilmente 14 paesi, tra cui Camerun, Senegal e Costa d’Avorio, alla Francia, «che fino a poco tempo fa deteneva il 100% delle divise, ora il 50%». «Solo per la moneta - ha dichiarato Konarè - la Francia ricava 440 miliardi di euro all'anno. Con quella cifra in Africa si potrebbero fare tantissime cose, ma non possiamo beneficiare delle nostre risorse sul mercato internazionale». Nicoletta Forcheri è cresciuta a Bruxelles in ambiente comunitario e internazionale, dove ha esercitato la professione di interprete da conferenza, simultanea e in differita, per organismi para comunitari, e politici, e di traduttrice giuridica e giurata presso il Tribunale di Bruxelles e altri organismi pubblici e internazionali (Europol, Interpol, autorità comunali, polizia giudiziaria ecc), passando vari anni presso l’agenzia di stampa storica delle istituzioni europee Agence Europe, dopo brevi esperienze lavorative al Parlamento europeo, alla Commissione europea e altri studi legali internazionali. In Italia dal 2004, analizza la terribile situazione in cui già versava il paese, diventa prima blogger e poi ricercatrice di fenomeni economici e monetari. La principale sua preoccupazione è quella di diffondere informazioni corrette sui sistemi monetari che sono alla base della nostra distorta economia che sta provocando un disastro ecologico oltre che sanitario ed economico per proporre una proposta politica di riforma monetaria che corregga la contabilità per fare della moneta un istituto monetario in conformità con la sovranità del popolo e il benessere dell’umanità. La principale sua preoccupazione è quella di diffondere informazioni corrette sui sistemi monetari che sono alla base della nostra distorta economia che sta provocando un disastro ecologico oltre che sanitario ed economico, e di presentare una proposta politica e popolare di riforma monetaria che seguendo le vere regole della contabilità in partita doppia faccia della moneta un istituto monetario non foriero di debito, di proprietà dei sovrani cittadini, nel rispetto della sovranità sancita dalla Costituzione.MISTERI D'ITALIA, POTERI MASSONICI E NUOVO ORDINE MONDIALE: CARLO PALERMONella seconda parte sarà con noi l'ex magistrato Carlo Palermo, autore de "La Bestia" (Sperling). 2 aprile 1985: l'auto che porta Carlo Palermo al suo ufficio, nella Procura di Trapani, salta per aria. Lui e la scorta si salvano, muoiono invece una giovane donna e i suoi due bambini. Che cosa, nelle sue inchieste, ha scatenato la vendetta? Il giudice continua a indagare, anche dopo aver lasciato la magistratura. Le sue ricerche prendono corpo quando, nel 2016, scopre che pochi mesi prima di morire Giovanni Falcone aveva curato un'operazione segreta: l'estradizione negli Stati Uniti di un terrorista arabo, il primo fabbricatore di autobombe realizzate con l'esplosivo militare usato per gli attentati di Pizzolungo, dell'Addaura, di via D'Amelio. Una nuova luce sulle stragi «mafiose»? Di più. Vecchie carte e atti processuali rimasti per anni sepolti negli archivi conducono a un'inedita lettura di alcuni tra i più grandi misteri italiani, dall'omicidio di Aldo Moro all'attentato a papa Wojtyla, alle stragi del 1992-1993, e anche degli attacchi terroristici alle Torri gemelle e al Bataclan, a Parigi. Collegamenti criminosi documentati permettono di individuare incredibili attività concepite da un direttorio internazionale - radicato negli apparati politici e militari degli Stati, nella Chiesa, nei vertici delle oligarchie finanziarie - che ha manovrato la storia europea, gli equilibri nel Mediterraneo, la crescita dell'estremismo islamico, la democrazia incompiuta del nostro Paese fino al suo inesorabile declino. Le chiavi interpretative di questo complesso quadro sono massoniche. Sono nascoste nei palazzi del potere d'Italia, Francia, Svizzera, di Londra e New York. L'autore le insegue in una ricerca infaticabile tra misteri, occulte ispirazioni e macchinazioni diaboliche che riconduce, alla fine, a Trapani, proprio là dove, trent'anni prima, l'indagine ha avuto inizio. Carlo Palermo, avvocato, è stato giudice istruttore presso il Tribunale di Trento dal 1980 al 1985, anno in cui, da febbraio a ottobre, è stato sostituto procuratore presso la Procura di Trapani. Nel 1990 ha lasciato la magistratura. È stato deputato e consigliere regionale e provinciale a Trento, dove abita. Ha pubblicato, tra gli altri, L'Attentato (1993), Il quarto livello. Integralismo islamico, massoneria e mafia (1996), Il quarto livello. 11 settembre 2001 ultimo atto? (2002).LE RUBRICHE DI BORDER NIGHTSTornerà l'intervento settimanale di Federica Francesconi, la ruota libera con Paolo Franceschetti, la scheda del Maestro di Dietrologia, la biblioteca di Barbara Marchand. Nel corso della puntata la nuova rubrica sui libri curata da Il Punto di Incontro, in cui sarà ospite Giovanna Garbuio Manuele Baciarelli che ci parlerà di enneagramma biologico.
From high school in BC to the Grey Cup in 2015, LB Adam Konar sits down to chat with the EETV Host Marc Majeau about his football journey to the CFL.
In an exclusive interview with TheRightDoctors on Emcure AICOG tv, Dr. Hiralal Konar, professor, Calcutta National Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata spoke about Mullerian Malformation, its causes & cure. This is what he said: ' Mullerian malformations is specialized tissue in the embryonic life meaning that when we are within the womb during our conception time 5-6 weeks so early and this is the tissue Mullerian tissue that differentiates, that divides in the different segments. We have got different tissues like Mesonephric tissue or Wolffian tissue in male. The problem of un differentiation or mal development creates all the problem meaning that the birth passage or the vagina is not developed or partly developed. We examine the girl clinically and take the history, sonography and there are other investigations including the magnetic resonance imaging. We come to know which area is defected where is mal agenesis or maldevelopment If the uterus is partially developed then we can construct it, if the uterus has got some mal development we can unify, if there is septum or partition between the two, we can remove the partition.' TheRightDoctors, a Google Launchpad Digital Health StartUp, is one of the leaders in production and dissemination of Medical Information. We bring Insights from the World's Best Medical Minds to digital audiences worldwide across leading digital and social media platforms. Subscribe for more videos: https: https://goo.gl/BDq1gL Our Social Media Links : Facebook - https://goo.gl/YO1oel Google + - https://goo.gl/ImMXq5 Twitter - https://goo.gl/J1gtvw LinkedIn - https://goo.gl/FClkyl
ÍTF, hagsmunasamtök félaga í efstu tveimur deildum karla, hafa boðist til þess að sjá um markaðsmál fyrir Pepsi-deildina í sumar. Þetta kom fram í samtali við Þóri Hákonarson hjá ÍTF í útvarpsþættinum Fótbolti.net á X977. KSÍ hefur ekki svarað beiðni ÍTF. Þórir mætti í þáttinn til að ræða um hvað þurfi að gera til að bæta aðsókn á Pepsi-deildina.
Kelly Hrudey, Sportsnet hockey analyst. Adam Konar, Edmonton Eskimos Linebacker.
Eskimos HC Jason Maas
85% of small business fail within the first 12 months because new entrepreneurs don’t take the time to identify and understand their ideal customer. If your new venture is struggling to get off the ground because you are hurting for clients, today’s guest is prepared to offer guidance around getting your product or service in front of the right audience and then creating an automated system of lead generation to produce consistent sales. Oguz ‘Oz’ Konar grew up watching his father start business after business, all of which ended in bankruptcy. Motivated to understand what makes a business successful, he studied sales and marketing strategy to identify common mistakes made by aspiring entrepreneurs – and how to avoid them. With seven years of sales management and marketing experience under his belt, Oz founded Local Marketing Stars to assist small business owners in the implementation of productive marketing strategies. He has written two books about online marketing and marketing automation, and he is currently running four companies of his own. Oz is an expert in the area of results-driven marketing strategy, and today he explains why automation is essential, the seven marketing strategies you need to know, and the function of a small business website. Listen in as Oz reveals his greatest challenge in building his consulting business and how to get your product or service in front of its target audience! Key Takeaways The importance of marketing automation Too many small businesses rely on ‘random acts of marketing’ No systems in place to measure results Automated system of generating leads, sales is essential Business must run itself when you aren’t present The first step toward automated lead generation Look at products, services Determine what has been most successful Develop system to get right offer to right people The greatest challenge Oz faced in building his own business Difficulty focusing on single vertical Felt like missing out on opportunities Wanted to do lead gen for variety of small businesses Realized niching down was easier to scale, produced better results for clients Oz’s seven marketing strategies you need now Understand your audience Work on offer (solve problem for audience) Find your customers (identify channels) Develop core message Create proven sales model Establish system to retain customers Develop system to generate referrals Oz’s advice regarding small business websites Understand their function – to generate, convert leads Capture email addresses of visitors Ensure that your site accommodates search engines Study your analytics and optimize page by page Oz’s #1 tip for aspiring entrepreneurs Interview 10-15 potential buyers Get their feedback re: your product/service Ask them to walk you through pain points Build your business based on feedback Connect with Oguz Konar 10K Revenue Club Website
Yesterday I had the chance to chat with Edmonton Eskimos LB Adam Konar about stepping up in a starting role due to injuries, facing the Ottawa RedBlacks and learning the pro game from his peers and his dad, long time CFL linebacker Kevin Konar.
Þórir Hákonarson, fyrrum framkvæmdastjóri KSÍ, kom í heimsókn í útvarpsþáttinn Fótbolti.net og ræddi um hugmyndir varðandi nýjan þjóðarleikvang. Nú styttist óðum í hina nýju Þjóðadeild en hætta er á því að Ísland neyðist til að spila heimaleiki erlendis þar sem leikið er um vetrartímann.
Eskimos Linebacker Adam Konar, Alouettes GM Kavis Reed & Helen Wright, President of the Edmonton Clansmen Rugby Club.
After Oguz Konar witnessed his family’s small business fall apart due to financial and marketing illiteracy, he decided to take action and learn the secrets of sales and marketing to keep other small business owners from making the same mistakes. He’s the author of two best-selling on online marketing and marketing automation. He stops by Natural Born Coaches to share how coaches should use Facebook ads to get more clients!
Eskimos LB Adam Konar
Ever since the days of selling water in flea markets at age 7, Oguz has been obsessed with business development and lead generation process. He is the bestselling author of two books on small business development and marketing and also the founder of three successful companies.
Ever since the days of selling water in flea markets at age 7, Oguz has been obsessed with business development and lead generation process. He is the bestselling author of two books on small business development and marketing and also the founder of three successful companies.
Fyrirlestur sem Huginn Freyr Þorsteinsson flutti á ráðstefnunni "Geðshræringar, skapgerð, sjálf og frelsi" þann 29. apríl 2017.
Í 32. þætti Tappvarpsins fórum við yfir víðan völl. Við ræddum um bardaga Bjarka Þór, pirring Anderson Silva, Professional Fighters League og ræddum um það besta og versta við MMA.
Þórir Hákonarson, fyrrum framkvæmdastjóri KSÍ, mætti í útvarpsþáttinn Fótbolti.net á X-inu FM 97,7 eftir kappræður Björns Einarssonar og Guðna Bergssonar. Þórir fór þar yfir málin en Björn og Guðni berjast um formannsstólinn hjá KSÍ. Kosið verður á ársþingi í Vestmannaeyjum um næstu helgi.
Ársþing KSÍ sem verður haldið í Vestmannaeyjum þann 11. febrúar verður það fréttnæmasta á seinni árum. Geir Þorsteinsson stígur af stóli formanns og tveir hafa staðfest framboð; það eru Björn Einarsson formaður Víkings og Guðni Bergsson fyrrum landsliðsmaður.
Described as “One of the most harrowing, powerful, and imaginative books of the year” Affinity Konar's MISCHLING is a novel about twin sisters fighting to survive the evils of World War II. As part of the experimental population of twins known as Mengele's Zoo, the girls experience privileges and horrors unknown to others, and they find themselves changed, stripped of the personalities they once shared, their identities altered by the burdens of guilt and pain. Affinity is interviewed by Kobo Merchandising Coordinator, Nora Parker during an intimate Kobo Café gathering at Kobo just a few weeks ago. During the interview, Nora and Affinity discuss: The genesis of the story and how it was in the author's head for at least 10 years before she wrote it The intersection between research, historical accuracy and the creativity of the fictional writing How many times Affinity had “put the book down” and then other elements in her life kept bringing her back to it How Affinity struggled for a long time on the manner by which to depict Josef Mengele in the novel The question of justice which both twins end up struggling with at various points throughout the novel and the role that memory plays in that The manner by which beauty figures as an antidote to the horrors of the world and how the author spent a lot of time dwelling on what exactly beauty was and is Concepts of how language might be able to express, or perhaps even fail at expressing the atrocities and the author's desire to have the reader consciously quibble with the particular word or words that she chose within particular passages as a way to illustrate, in a concrete way, that challenge The origin of the title (Mischling) as a word Affinity came across when she was young, thinking it was a very pretty word and then, later, learning it's horrific definition and use How the book began with the voice of Stasha, and, when Pearl, her twin came along later, how conscious Affinity was regarding her voice and the satisfying challenge that came from that How the moments of light and joy within the darkness of the novel came quite naturally to Affinity while writing the book (and the manner by which they both add to the experience of reading novel and were among Affinity's favorite moments to write) The real-life twins, Eva and Miram Mozes, who were very inspirational to the author Kobo Writing Life Director Mark Lefebvre then talks about two specific points from the interview that he wanted to draw attention to for writers. First, he draws attention to the mention of the use of humor in this text and then outlines some things to consider when implementing humor into an overall serious or dark and disturbing narrative. Next, Lefebvre talks about the “ten years” that were behind the creation of this novel and reflects on the fact that there is no one way for authors to write. That some writers can write a book in an extremely short time period while others might take a significantly longer amount of time to write a book. He reflects on the writer ailment of “comparisonitis” (as described by Joanna Penn) that can happen and cautions writers not to feel bad if their own process or timelines are different than other writers. There's no one answer, there's no one solution, there's no single path to one's own personal goals or successes in a writing career, and different books might call for different approaches. They key is not to compare and despair, but to discover what works best for you to make it the best possible book that you can. Affinity Konar's Books on Kobo Mischling The Illustrated Version of Things Affinity Konar on Instagram
Mischling (Lee Boudreaux Books) Mischling is indeed a paradox. The intangible magic of Konar’s novel is this: While it is set against a backdrop of one of the most horrific episodes in human history, it is lyrical, poetic, and filled with hope. It is a story about the pervasiveness of nightmares and the staggering power of dreams. About how, despite the most banal of evils, one can find the ability to see the world anew. It is a story about losing, but more than that it is a story about finding. There’s an alchemy to Konar’s language: it is sonorous and beautiful, full of tender, affecting moments, yet it doesn’t spare the reader the dark realities playing out on the page. One of the book’s most striking passages comes early on, when Pearl recalls the girls’ arrival at Auschwitz: “I realized that Stasha and I would have to divide the responsibilities of living between us. Such divisions had always come naturally to us, and so there, in the early-morning dark, we divvied up the necessities: Stasha would take the funny, the future, the bad. I would take the sad, the good, the past.” We are compelled to follow these resilient, imaginative little girls through this treacherous, painful new world, as they work to comfort themselves for as long as they can with a private language and the games of their childhood. But the longer they remain at Auschwitz, the harder it becomes to battle the impending dangers and the growing burdens of guilt and pain. And when Pearl disappears, Stasha has to cling fiercely to the hope that she will one day find her sister again. Konar derived many aspects of the novel from the testimony of survivors who were part of the horrific “Zoo” where Nazi scientist Josef Mengele experimented on hundreds of sets of twins. It’s a story that has remained largely untold, and that holds strong personal connections for Konar, who is of Polish-Jewish ancestry. She grew up captivated by her grandfather’s many stories of serving in the US Army during WWII. At the same time, doctors were huge figures in her life because her younger brother suffered from seizures. Mengele became a source of fascination. At sixteen, Konar read Lucette Lagnado’s Children of the Flames, the watershed book about Auschwitz’s “Angel of Death” and the children he tormented. She was haunted by the story but also found it wondrous that some of the twins from Mengele’s Zoo were able to grow up, clinging to each other yet going on to lead full, meaningful lives. Many of the characters in the book are based on real figures—Pearl and Stasha were inspired by several sets of twins but most closely by Eva Mozes Kor and Miriam Mozes Zeiger. Other characters were inspired by: Zvi Spiegel, who led thirty-five children back to Hungary after the war; Irma Grese, the female SS guard known as the “Hyena of Auschwitz”; and Gisella Perl, the Jewish doctor who helped care for hundreds of prisoners. Konar, who spent over a decade giving voice to these unforgettable characters, drew from the vivid testimony of survivors. She says that she regrets not being able to touch on every character she wanted to write about, but that she holds close those who are at the novel’s center. For Konar, Pearl and Stasha’s bond, “with all its unbreakability and longing,” remains the driving force of the book. Despite the pain they encounter, she says she was always writing toward the final line in the book: “Let’s try to love the world again.” Praise for Mischling “Mischling is a paradox. It’s a beautiful novel about the most odious of crimes, it’s a deeply researched act of remembrance that somehow carries the lightness of a fairy tale, and it’s a coming-of-age story about children who aren’t allowed to come of age. If your soul can survive the journey, you’ll be rewarded by one of the most harrowing, powerful, and imaginative books of the year.”—Anthony Doerr, author of New York Times bestseller All The Light We Cannot See “[A] painfully startling debut.” —Library Journal (Pre-pub Alert) “Affinity Konar’s Mischling is a tale of courage, courageously told—spare and beautiful, riveting and heartrending. Half of me wanted to linger over every page, the other half insisted I race ahead. It’s a case of extraordinary storytelling from first page to transcendent last.”—David Wroblewski, author of the #1 New York Times bestseller The Story of Edgar Sawtelle “Affinity Konar is an astonishing and fearless writer whose great gift to us is this book. With incantatory magic, she marches through the most nightmarish of landscapes, swinging her light.”—Karen Russell, author of Swamplandia “Affinity Konar’s Mischling is a piercing novel written with chin-up virtuoso. The prose is dazzling, and the story of this twin is moving and searing, and as powerful as the best mythic stories of the masters of old.”—Chigozie Obioma, author of The Fishermen “Konar has woven a masterful and poignant account of a pair of twin sisters who cannot be separated, even by the cruelest hand of fate. Her prose is mystical and delicately poetic, and she uses her manifold gifts to tell a deeply engaging story of fortitude and triumph. Bravo.”—Lucette Lagnado, author of Children of the Flames and The Man in the White Sharkskin Suit “Affinity Konar has invented a language. It’s sonorous, brilliant....like Samuel Beckett, this is literature for the superhuman: reading it makes us greater than we are.” —Lydia Millet, author of Sweet Lamb of Heaven Affinity Konar was raised in California. She has an MFA in fiction from Columbia University.
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On today's episode I talk to author Affinity Konar. Affinity studied writing at SFSU and received her MFA from Columbia, and is the author of two books, The Illustrated Version of Things, which was published by Fiction Collective 2 in 2009, and her latest Mischling, which was published by the Hachette imprint Lee Boudreaux Books earlier this year. Mischling is the story of twins, Dr. Mengele, and the ravages of WWII and has been lauded by everyone from Buzzfeed to the Wall Street Journal. This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes, follow me on Twitter.
In Auschwitz, the infamous Dr. Mengele conducted horrifying physical and psychological experiments on concentration camp prisoners. Affinity Konar's Mischling (meaning mixed blood) is the story of twin sisters who find themselves imprisoned in Dr. Mengele's "zoo."
The first episode of OTL features Kev talking to his jiujitsu teaching, bear hunting, cage fighting cousin "The Beast from the North" Konar Zayet about the recent Anderson Silva/Nick Diaz double pop, Brock Lesnar > CM Punk, the future of jiujitsu, the alleged shadiness of the Gracie family, and more.Sometimes you gotta take one to give one.Download Episode .mp3Recorded on Feb 8/15Length: 1:56:29(The audio may be low for certain non-headphone users. Future episodes will have increased volume to compensate.) (function(i,s,o,g,r,a,m){i['GoogleAnalyticsObject']=r;i[r]=i[r]||function(){ (i[r].q=i[r].q||[]).push(arguments)},i[r].l=1*new Date();a=s.createElement(o), m=s.getElementsByTagName(o)[0];a.async=1;a.src=g;m.parentNode.insertBefore(a,m) })(window,document,'script','//www.google-analytics.com/analytics.js','ga'); ga('create', 'UA-59800587-1', 'auto'); ga('send', 'pageview');
This show is dedicated to: Army Spc. Shannon Chihuahua of Thomasville, Ga., died Friday, November 12, 2010, after suffering massive trauma in the incident in the Wataphur District, Konar province. Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and "Cool" Mike is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections. Special Guest: Krista Branch spent her childhood in Texas, a very driven young lady with only one dream in her heart, to sing. Although she was very shy in nature, she took every opportunity she could. Whether it be at church, school or a public event, Krista sang her heart out. To her singing wasn't a hobby or something she just enjoyed doing. There was a sense of purpose to it, as if it was the very thing she was born to do. She believed that somehow God would allow her to use her talent to change hearts, and give hope to those who are desperate for it. It's a battle of Conservative values and principles in defense of our Republic!
This show is dedicated to: Army Spc. Shannon Chihuahua of Thomasville, Ga., died Friday, November 12, 2010, after suffering massive trauma in the incident in the Wataphur District, Konar province.Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and "Cool" Mike is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections.Special Guest: Krista Branch spent her childhood in Texas, a very driven young lady with only one dream in her heart, to sing. Although she was very shy in nature, she took every opportunity she could. Whether it be at church, school or a public event, Krista sang her heart out. To her singing wasn’t a hobby or something she just enjoyed doing. There was a sense of purpose to it, as if it was the very thing she was born to do. She believed that somehow God would allow her to use her talent to change hearts, and give hope to those who are desperate for it.It's a battle of Conservative values and principles in defense of our Republic!
I baratri e i crepacci continuano ad essere un grande ostacolo per il gruppo, e Konar, la nuova personalità depressa di Telessan, non aiuta di certo a rendere le imprese più facili. Il gruppo riesce però finalmente ad arrivare nel tempio di Ghroth, anzi, dell'Occhio Strisciante, una setta che venera sia Ghroth che Glaaki.Questo show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1693919/advertisement
I baratri e i crepacci continuano ad essere un grande ostacolo per il gruppo, e Konar, la nuova personalità depressa di Telessan, non aiuta di certo a rendere le imprese più facili. Il gruppo riesce però finalmente ad arrivare nel tempio di Ghroth, anzi, dell'Occhio Strisciante, una setta che venera sia Ghroth che Glaaki.
This edition features stories on a coalition service member being killed during a combat operation in the Konar province, an increase in violence during the holy month of Ramadan, and coalition forces holding a media day for Afghan journalists to learn about events occuring in country and pass that information on to the public. Hosted by Tech. Sgt. Deb Decker.
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