Podcasts about Lango

Velikonoční pondělí si žádá tematickou epizodu Slejváku o ničem jiném, než pomlázkování, šupání neboli šlehačce. Debata se stočila i k nedostatku velikonočních filmů: vždyť na takovém moderním Slunci, seně s Langošem by v kinosálech byl ještě větší povyk, než na Minecraft filmu.

Velikonoční pondělí si žádá tematickou epizodu Slejváku o ničem jiném, než pomlázkování, šupání neboli šlehačce. Debata se stočila i k nedostatku velikonočních filmů: vždyť na takovém moderním Slunci, seně s Langošem by v kinosálech byl ještě větší povyk, než na Minecraft filmu.Všechny díly podcastu Slejvák můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Aké to bolo žiť vo feudálnom Japonsku či viktoriánskom Londýne? Prečo je dôležité pripomínať si Jána Langoša? A aké boli tie najlepšie knihy, ktoré sme čítali v roku 2024? Počúvajte náš podcast! Knihy mesiaca: Šógun (James Clavell) Ďaleko od hlučného davu (Thomas Hardy) Spomíname aj: Atómové návyky (James Clear) Ján Langoš: Strážca pamäti (Alexander Balogh) Jude the Obscure (Thomas Hardy) Signál a šum (Neil Gaiman & Dave McKean) Čítaj romány ako profesor (T. C. Foster) Ako sa zbaviť zúfalstva zo Slovenska (Samo Marec) ČITATEĽSKÝ DENNÍK mudrovanie o knihách, komiksoch a preplnených poličkách. (25. 1. 2025) Diskutujú: Šimon Evin & Jakub Lenart Mixuje: Jakub Lenart Zvučka: Jakub Lenart Podporiť nás môžete tu: cutt.ly/fwN6NGZK www.kandelaber.sk

Dlouho jsem si schovávala tenhle název právě pro díl věnovaný ženám v hudbě a teď jsem se konečně dočkala. Spolu se mnou usedla na žlutý gauč Saša Langošová, tedy výborná muzikantka ostřílená několika dekádami v sedle své kapely November 2nd, a společně jsme si porovnávaly zkušenosti, názory a zážitky z pozice žen na pódiu. Přečtěte si také článek na magazínu Frontman: https://www.frontman.cz/podcast-frontwoman-9-na-holky-dobry   podcast #frontwoman #zenyvhudbe  

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Dnes sa v podcaste Na jednej vlne ešte na chvíľu vrátime k novembrovým udalostiam spred 35-tich rokov. Hovoriť budeme o disidentovi a politikovi Jánovi Langošovi, ktorý sa vo významnej miere zaslúžil o odkrývanie právd o minulom režime. Hostia: Pavol Katreniak (priateľ Jána Langoša), Milan Zvada (dramaturg KC Záhrada v Banskej Bystrici), Jozef Sedilek (Nie v našom meste). Moderuje: Alexander Ernest

This week we have featured 'Mind Yourself' from The Scratch as our album of the week.We recently had had Cathal McKenna on the podcast who is the bassist in 'The Scratch'; and we discussed many things about the album including recording, production, his favourite song, and many other insider details.The album was produced masterfully by another stellar Irish artist and producer 'James Vincent McMorrow'. The live sound that was captured in Blackmountain Studios in Jenkinstown, Co.Louth is second to none and showed the bands talent, musicianship & unity.The lyricism really shines throughout all the tracks on the album, featuring the scratch classic signature wit, along with some more deeper cuts that can be construed in many different ways, Lango finds a way to grip the ears & hearts of the audience on an emotionally immersive journey.The music is on another level entirely, with driving drums, punchy percussion & bold bass lines from Lango & Cathal making this rhythm section a force to be reckoned with, alongside rapid ravishing riffs from Jordan & Doc, the album will have you head banging from start to finish with sometime for reflection inbetween.A masterpiece from start to finish.Sit back, relax, and enjoy 'Mind Yourself' from the legends that are 'The Scratch'. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, as we adjust new equipment, special returning guest, my Golden middle child Connor ‘2oPurple' Diaz is in the studio with a damaged ankle in crocs and reveals lango that generation speaks! The secret Gamer underground language is exposed from deciphering to explaining this hidden world, 2oPurple attempts to educate… #fyp #gamer @everyone --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/debbiediazreportinglive/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/debbiediazreportinglive/support

Tiesioginėje ENBO tinklalaidėje Rokas Grajauskas ir Mykolas Jankaitis gyvai reagavo į NBA mainų turgaus karščiausias naujienas ir aptarė didžiausius jau įvykusius mainus. Tinklalaidės partneriai: LEMONA electronics! Pasinaudok nuolaidos kodu LEMONA18, kuris visoms nenukainotoms prekėms suteiks -18% nuolaidą. Pasiūlymas galioja tik sandėlyje esančioms nenukainotoms prekėms, nuolaidos nesisumuoja. Akcija galioja vasario 8-18 dienomis. Nuoroda: https://bit.ly/3Sy6HcO Temos: Iki transliacijos pradžios įvykusių mainų aptarimas (0:00); Gordonas Haywardas keliasi į „Thunder“ (30:24); Sugrįžimas po pertraukos: belaukiant paskutiniųjų akordų (1:09:39); Finaliniai vakaro mainai ir baigiamoji analizė (1:36:24).

On January 1, 1988, 17-year-old John Lango walked out the front door of his home in Pottsville, Pennsylvania never to return. He was treated as a runaway, but now more than three decades later, all signs indicate John never meant to disappear on his own. John Lango's case unfolded just outside the boundaries of New England. However, Dark Downeast is sharing this mini episode alongside other audiochuck shows to bring attention to unsolved missing persons cases in honor of National Missing Persons Day. John Lango's case remains open and active with the Pottsville Police Department. If you have any information relating to his disappearance, please contact Pottsville PD at (570) 622-1234. View source material and photos for this episode at darkdowneast.com/johnlangoFollow @darkdowneast on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTokTo suggest a case visit darkdowneast.com/submit-caseDark Downeast is an audiochuck and Kylie Media production hosted by Kylie Low.

I zdražit se musí umět. Kdo prodává příliš levně, prodělá. Kdo příliš draze, přijde o zákazníky. „Ale je vám to jedno, pokud bude stále dost zákazníků, kteří cenu akceptovat budou,“ vysvětluje expert na ceny Robert Le Veneur.Robert Le Veneur se naceňování věnuje skoro 20 let. S cenovými strategiemi pomáhal Kauflandu, T-Mobile anebo Alze a došel k tomu, že Češi mají na vyšší ceny nižší citlivost než naši sousedé. I proto pořizují některé jídlo či drogerii dráž než „zámožnější“ Němci nebo Rakušané.„Češi si rádi dopřávají. Chtějí ukázat jak sami sobě, tak ostatním, že si můžou něco dovolit, nechtějí si odpírat,“ řekl Le Veneur, zakladatel marketingové agentury RobertNemec.com pro SZ Byznys. Dokud na určité ceny lidé neřeknou ne, dolů podle něj nepůjdou.„Dokud tady bude dostatečné množství lidí, kteří jsou ochotni dát za svařák 90 a za langoš 160 korun, tak by obchodníci byli hlupáci, aby je za ty ceny neprodávali. Češi musí být schopni říct: ‚Tuhle cenu já nebudu ochoten akceptovat,‘“ doporučuje Le Veneur. Agenda. Rozhovory s top lídry českého byznysu, zakladateli firem, odborníky. Čtvrthodinka o byznysu z první ruky. Každý všední den na SZ Byznys a ve všech podcastových aplikacích. Odebírejte na Podcasty.cz, Apple Podcasts nebo Spotify.

Jít vlastní cestou, hledat svou řeč a pevnou uměleckou identitu, nenechat se uchlácholit krátkodobým úspěchem a neustále si klást výzvy a rozvíjet se – to chce nejen odvahu, ale především zapálené srdce plné lásky k hudbě. A to přesně kapela November 2nd má. Rozhovor o tom, jak se nebát světa. Saša Langošová a Roman Helcl, hudební i životní partneři, si plní svoje sny, které momentálně zhmotnili na svém posledním a podle mě v jejich kariéře zatím nejlepším albu, na které jsme čekali dvanáct let. Povídali jsme si o tom, co se mezitím dělo, jak se střádal materiál a kam se kapela November 2nd vyvinula. November 2nd vznikli koncem 90. let v Hranicích na Moravě a mají za sebou úspěšné koncerty po Evropě i USA.   Podcast podporuje LD Systems. Sledujte podcast Na kafe s Davidem Pomahačem na Instagramu.

Tom and Tony have a great discussion about the innovative new animated series, "Wingfeather Saga" with Keith Lango (Head of CG Animation) and Garrett Taylor (Art Director).  AND WE MEAN INNOVATIVE: The whole project is crowd funded to the tune of $5M, they are using Unreal Engine for instantaneous rendering, it has 2D sets and CG characters with painterly textures, it's based on a popular book series, and it's all being created by a small team in NASHVILLE, Tennessee?  This podcast has it all!  

The Scratch, a four-piece from Dublin born from a shared love of metal and trad music, released their second studio album Mind Yourself on November 3. Dock, Lango and Jordo talk through the nine songs track by track today, talking along the way about where they fit in the trad scene, the themes across the album, including alcoholism and begrudgery, and what it was like working with co-producer James Vincent McMorrow. They also talk about covering the Pogues' 'Sally MacLennane' for Ireland 100: An Old Song Re-sung, playing 'Dirty Bastard' on the Late Late Show, and lots more. Buy The Scratch - Mind Yourself: https://thescratch.lnk.to/MindYourself The Scratch tour dates: December 22: Set Theatre ,Kilkenny December 29: Crescent Concert Hall, Drogheda December 30: Cork City Hall New Year's Eve: Collins Barracks, Dublin

Hranice na Moravě o sobě znovu dávají vědět. V 90. letech tu vznikla spousta zajímavých kapel, jejichž členové se postupně přestěhovali do větších měst. Základ skupiny November 2nd, zpěvačka Saša Langošová a kytarista a její manžel Roman Helcl, ovšem v Hranicích zůstávají. Dvanáct let nevydali desku, teď to přišlo. Kritici se shodují, že tak dobré album se neztratí ve světové konkurenci, Saša má radost: „Po těch letech jsem nedokázala odhadnout, jaké bude mít deska přijetí.“

Dr. Porfirio Lango, padre de Bárbara Lango, mexicana que logró salir de Gaza

• Jesús Sesma —líder del PVEM en la CDMX— responde qué pasa con Morena y el Partido Verde rumbo a la selección de la o él candidato para la Jefatura de Gobierno de la capital.• Lía Limón —alcaldesa con licencia de Álvaro Obregón— habla sobre el ataque a su colaborador Juan Pablo Izquierdo.• Guadalupe Acosta Naranjo —político e integrante del Frente Cívico Nacional— responde si está detrás de la caravana de acapulqueños damnificados que se dirige a Palacio Nacional.• Nacho habla con Porfirio Lango, padre de Bárbara Lango, médica que se encontraba atrapada en la Franja de Gaza. • Mónica Huarte visita la cabina para hablar de su nueva cinta 'Señora influencer'. • Pedro Kumamoto —regidor de Zapopan— responde a las críticas después de aliarse con Morena para buscar la alcaldía de Zapopan en las elecciones de 2024.Programa transmitido el 6 de noviembre del 2023. Escucha 'Esto no es un noticiero' con Nacho Lozano, en vivo de lunes a viernes de 1:00 p.m. a 2:00 p.m. por el 105.3 de FM. Esta es una producción de Radio Chilango.

Crece siembra de hoja de coca en México. Mexicana, Bárbara Lango y su esposo, logra salir de zona de conflicto entre Israel- Gaza. ¿Te quieres casar? Iztapalapa y Tlalpan llevarán a cabo bodas colectivas. Este lunes comienza a operar servicio emergente Observatorio-Isabel La Católica. Rescatan a cachorro en vías en Chabacano de la línea 9 del Metro; usuario lo soltó por accidente. Lluvias ocasionadas por el frente frío 8 dañan más de 100 viviendas en Chiapas. Reportan fin de semana violento en Sinaloa con saldo de 2 muertos y 5 personas heridas. Detienen a hombre por disparar en el rostro a su madre en Álamos, Sonora. Mujer graba su propia muerte, a manos de su novio, en Brasil. Reportan ataque aéreo de Israel contra hospital pediátrico en Gaza. Desde el aire, ejército de Jordania lanza ayuda médica a un hospital de Gaza. "Mi única adicción es al café": Responde Gustavo Petro, presidente de Colombia, a periodista. Ataque nuclear en Gaza, "una opción", dice ministro israelí. Denisse, de Belanova, confiesa que enfrentó una fuerte crisis de salud durante su retiro de los escenarios. Un podcast de EL UNIVERSAL Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

-Aumenta a 47 la cifra de muertos tras el paso de Otis en Guerrero-La médica Bárbara Lango y su esposo lograron salir de la Franja de Gaza-Activan Alerta Amarilla por bajas temperaturas en CDMX-Terremoto sacude Nepal; hay al menos 37 muertos-Más información en nuestro podcast

¡Que no se te pase! El domingo 5 de noviembre concluirá el Servicio de Apoyo de RTP en el tramo Balderas-Pantitlán La ofrenda monumental en el Palacio de Gobierno en Toluca se mantendrá hasta el 8 de noviembreSam Bankman-Fried, fue declarado culpable por fraude y lavado de dinero en Nueva YorkMás información en nuestro podcast

Porfirio Lango, Padre de Bárbara Lango, la doctora mexicana que radica en la Franja de Gaza desde 2022, habla en entrevista sobre la situación actual de su hija, destaco que sigue en la lista de espera para poder salir de la Franja. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

En entrevista para MVS Noticias con Ana Francisca Vega, Porfirio Humberto Lango Obregón, padre de la doctora mexicana, habló sobre la doctora mexicana, Bárbara Lango, continúa atrapada en la zona de guerra de la Franja de Gaza.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Son 39 puntos los que acumula el exjefe de la Policía, Omar García Harfuch, en comparación de Clara Brugada que tiene 27. Le siguen Hugo López-Gatell con 16 por ciento y 4 por ciento Mariana Voy de acuerdo con la encuesta realizada en casa por Buendía & Márquez publicada en El Universal. Eso deja muy rezagados a los posibles aspirantes del Frente Amplio donde se cuela sorpresivamente Margarita Zavala con 14 por ciento, seguridad de Santiago Taboada con 10 por ciento, mismo caso de Sandra Cuevas.A dos semanas de que Morena publique quién será el candidato para la Jefatura de Gobierno, el exjefe de la policía, Omar García Harfuch, habla sobre el proceso interno del partido y el apoyo que ha recibido Clara Brugada. García Harfuch también comentó que no se ofende por que le digan policía, pues es gracias a eso que comenzó a servir a su país y que, a final de cuentas, la gente busca servidores públicos que resuelvan. Harfuch mencionó que no traicionaría a Morena y no se inscribiría con ningún otro partido en caso de no ir con Morena para la Jefatura de Gobierno, pues asegura que él apoya a Claudia Sheinbaum.Omar García Harfuch comentó que no está en contra de las clases medias, pero asegura que para tener el mejor bienestar se tiene que ver primero por las clases bajas. García Harfuch comenta que a pesar de las diferencias entre la doctora Sheinbaum y algunos alcaldes, nunca se politizó la seguridad y él siempre mantuvo una relación de respeto.Omar García Harfuch comentó que a pesar de que nunca ha gobernado, ha tenido un mayor contacto con la ciudadanía gracias a la SSC, pues ha podido acercarse a la gente y ver qué es lo que necesita. Respecto al tema de, asegura que él no siente que sea Morena quien lo relacione de forma negativa con este caso y que sólo son unos cuantos los que hablan en contra de su campaña, sin embargo, tiene buena aceptación al interior del partido.Septiembre registró un repunte de 244 secuestros en todo el país, lo que significa 61 por ciento más en comparación con el mes anterior, de acuerdo la organización Alto al Secuestro. Estado de México, Sonora y Chihuahua son los estados que más secuestros registraron. De acuerdo con Isabel Miranda de Wallace, esto podría deberse a los cambios de gobierno en algunos estados. La organización también reporta que en Ciudad de México han iniciado los secuestros de migrantes.La doctora Bárbara Lango, una de las 20 doctoras de Médico sin Fronteras que apoya la zona de Palestina desde antes de iniciar el conflicto con Israel, aún no ha logrado salir de la Franja de Gaza debido al cierre de las fronteras. De acuerdo con Porfirio Lango, padre de Bárbara, ella se encuentra a 30 minutos de la frontera de Rafah. Desde Mazatlán, el doctor Lago pide mover a la comunidad internacional para un cese al fuego temporal y sacar a la población de otros países. Esto y más en Ciro Gómez Leyva Por la Mañana.Grupo Fórmula#AbriendoLaConversación

Inició operaciones el puente aéreo de la SRE para evacuar a mexicanos Sigue el rescate de la médico Bárbara Lango atrapada en la Franja de Gaza Australia multa a X por difusión de material de abuso sexual infantil

En entrevista para MVS Noticias con Luis Cárdenas, Porfirio Lango, padre de Bárbara Lango, habló sobre la situación que vive su hija, médica mexicana atrapada en la Franja de Gaza que trabajaba para “Médicos sin Fronteras”. “Minutos antes de las 5 de hoy tuve mensajes de mi hija, ella está bien, está en comunicación con las Embajadas de México en Egipto y Palestina quienes la mantienen al tanto de la posibilidad del corredor humanitario”, afirmó. “Hablé con Pedro Blanco, embajador en Palestina y me dice que está haciendo todo lo posible, está en contacto con la ONU y la Media Luna Roja, en espera de que en algún momento se pueda abrir ese corredor humanitario. Parece ser que por hoy no será posible”, exclamó.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

En enlace telefónico, Nacho Lozano habla con Porfirio Lango, padre de Bárbara Lango, doctora mexicana atrapada en la Franja de Gaza. El diputado Salomón Chertorivski visita la cabina para platicar de su libro 'Una ciudad mejor que ésta: 12 rutas para poner la capital en movimiento', su deseo de ser el próximo jefe de gobierno de la Ciudad de México y lo que él haría diferente en materia de seguridad, movilidad y vivienda. Trabajadores del Poder Judicial Federal se manifiestan en protesta de la eliminación de 13 de sus 14 fidecomisos. Desde el Estado de México, José Ríos informa sobre la situación de inconformidad en el servicio de la Línea A y B del Metro. En llamada, el actor Eugenio Derbez nos cuenta acerca de Radical, su película más reciente, basada en la historia del maestro mexicano Sergio García. Programa transmitido el 16 de octubre del 2023. Escucha Esto no es un noticiero en vivo de lunes a viernes de 1:00 p.m. a 2:00 p.m. por el 105.3 de FM. Esta es una producción de Radio Chilango.

SRE pide a Israel facilitar salida de la médico Bárbara Lango de la Franja de Gaza Crimen Organizado retiene pipas de combustible en Matamoros

No te pierdas la Feria Internacional del Libro en el Zócalo INAI te invita a la 3a Edición de los concursos de fotografía e ilustraciónEU afirma que se trabaja para reanudar el flujo de asistencia en Israel

Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: Lango Love: Finding Connection in Illatos Kávéház Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/lango-love-finding-connection-in-illatos-kavehaz Story Transcript:Hu: Kampó: Az Illatos Kávéház, az egyetlen hely, ahol a magyar konyha igazán megelevenedik.En: Kampó: The Illatos Kávéház is the only place where Hungarian cuisine really comes to life.Hu: Aztán egyszer csak ott találkoztak, László és Zsófia, az Illatos Kávéházban.En: Then suddenly they met there, László and Zsófia, in the Illatos Café.Hu: Ezek a lélekemelő helyen bejárták a hét minden útját, de soha nem találkoztak egymással.En: They traveled all the roads of the week in the soul-enhancing place, but they never met each other.Hu: Most végre egy asztalhoz ültek, válogatva a híres langóik közül.En: Now they finally sat at a table, choosing from their famous lango.Hu: László, egy széles mosollyal az arcán, eldöntötte, hogy a hagyományos langó mellett dönt.En: László, with a big smile on his face, decided to go with the traditional lango.Hu: Ahogy a keze előrehajolt, meglepődve látta, hogy Zsófia ugyanarra a langóra nyúl.En: As his hand bent forward, he was surprised to see that Zsófia was reaching for the same lango.Hu: Az ő kezei véletlenül összeérték, ami zavarba ejtő pillanatnyi bárgyúságot okozott mindkettőjüknek.En: His hands accidentally touched, causing both of them an embarrassing moment of confusion.Hu: De inkább nevettek, ahelyett hogy átlépték volna a zavarukat.En: But they laughed instead of getting over their embarrassment.Hu: "Csak egy langót osztoznánk?En: "Shall we just share a lango?"Hu: " kérdezte Zsófia nevetve, a langót a kezében tartva.En: Zsófia asked laughing, holding the lango in her hand.Hu: László nem tudott ellenállni ennek a javaslatnak, és bólintott.En: László could not resist this suggestion and nodded.Hu: "Miért ne?En: "Why not?Hu: Azt mondják, osztozni jó dolog.En: They say sharing is good."Hu: "Egy rövid villanás után a langó megosztva lett közöttük, emlékeztetve mindkettejüket az idő régi szokásaira és a magyar ételek szeretetére.En: After a short flash, the langó was shared between them, reminding both of them of the old customs of the time and the love of Hungarian food.Hu: A langóharapás után valami különös történt.En: After the lango bite, something strange happened.Hu: Mintha varázslat tört volna elő, László és Zsófia közötti kapocs szinte azonnal létrejött.En: As if by magic, the bond between László and Zsófia was formed almost immediately.Hu: Olyan beszélgetésekbe merültek bele, amikor az idő egyszerűen megállt, és minden másodperc kincsnek tűnt.En: They engaged in conversations where time simply stood still and every second seemed precious.Hu: László elmesélte neki a legfinomabb gulyásleves receptjét, amit minden hétvégén elkészít a családjának.En: László told him his recipe for the most delicious goulash soup, which he prepares for his family every weekend.Hu: Zsófia pedig osztotta meg vele a titkos rántott húsételének rejtelmeit, amit az anyukája mutatott neki.En: And Zsófia shared with him the secrets of her secret deep-fried meat dish, which her mother had shown her.Hu: Music a városban keringett, és az Illatos Kávéház hangulata a magyar ízekbe burkolózott.En: Music circulated in the city, and the atmosphere of Illatos Kávéház was wrapped in Hungarian flavors.Hu: Az emberek körülöttük észrevették a csodálatos összhangot, amit az Illatos Kávéház létrehozott.En: People around them noticed the wonderful harmony created by Illatos Kávéház.Hu: Néhány hónapon keresztül, mintha álomban éltek volna.En: For a few months, it was as if they were living in a dream.Hu: Budapest minden sarokja csak szépet és boldog pillanatokat tartogatott számukra.En: Every corner of Budapest held only beautiful and happy moments for them.Hu: Az Illatos Kávéház a boldogság szigetévé vált számukra, ahol minden alkalommal egy-egy langón keresztül értették meg egymást.En: Illatos Kávéház became an island of happiness for them, where they understood each other through a lango every time.Hu: De mint minden jó dolog, ez is véget ért.En: But like all good things, it came to an end.Hu: A langók hamarosan elfogytak a kávéházban, és nincs többé a készleten.En: Langos soon sold out in the coffee shop and are no longer in stock.Hu: László és Zsófia szomorúan néztek egymásra, miközben a velük megkedvelt langók hiányának tejes valósága az arcukra süppedt.En: László and Zsófia looked at each other sadly, while the milky reality of the absence of the langos they liked fell on their faces.Hu: De aztán László elmosolyodott, és kézen fogva Zsófiát azt mondta, "Nem kell több langó ahhoz, hogy összekapcsoljon minket.En: But then László smiled and took Zsófia by the hand and said, "We don't need any more lango to connect us.Hu: Ez a kapocs már megvan a szívünkben.En: We already have this bond in our hearts."Hu: "Zsófia mosolyra húzta a száját, és nyugtatóan válaszolta: "Igen, igazad van.En: Zsófia pulled her lips into a smile and answered reassuringly: "Yes, you're right.Hu: A langók csupán eszközök voltak, hogy összehozzanak minket.En: The langos were just tools to bring us together.Hu: Az igazi kapcsolatunk már megvalósult.En: Our real relationship has already been realized."Hu: "A történetük véget ért, de a szeretet és az üresség langói mindig velük maradnak, emlékeztetve őket arra, hogy néha a legkisebb, legfurcsább pillanatokban fedezhetjük fel magunkat és másokat.En: Their story is over, but the flames of love and emptiness will always stay with them, reminding them that sometimes we can discover ourselves and others in the smallest, strangest moments.Hu: Ahogy elbúcsúztak egymástól az Illatos Kávéház előtt, érezték, hogy az útjuk sosem válik el teljesen.En: As they said goodbye to each other in front of the Illatos Kávéház, they felt that their paths would never part completely.Hu: A langók eltűntek, de az emlékek és az érzések mindörökre megmaradnak.En: The Langos are gone, but the memories and feelings remain forever.Hu: És talán, csak talán, egyszer még egyszer találkoznak, hogy megosszák újra a langók ízét és megtapasztalják a köztük való különleges kapcsolatot.En: And maybe, just maybe, one day they will meet again to share the taste of langos again and experience the special relationship between them. Vocabulary Words:Illatos Kávéház: Illatos KávéházbanLászló: Zsófiasoul-enhancing: lélekemelőroads: útjáttable: asztalhozfamous: híreslango: langósmile: mosollyaltraditional: hagyományossurprised: meglepődvereaching: nyúlembarrassing: zavarba ejtőconfusion: bárgyúságotlaughed: nevettekshare: osztoznánkholding: tartvaresist: ellenállnisuggestion: javaslat

Join UB graduate students Lianne Novak (public health) and Logan (international development and global health) as they interview Dr. Marion Werner, and local farmer Patrick Lango about intensive agricultural practices and the effects on human health. Dr. Marion Werner is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Geography at the University at Buffalo, SUNY. Her research is located at the nexus of critical development studies, feminist theory, and political economy with a focus on Latin America and the Caribbean.Patrick Lango is a local farmer, maker of artisanal dairy products, and enthusiastic food radical.  He owns White Cow Dairy, located in Buffalo's Elmwood Village, where he sells his artfully-crafted yogurts, custards and dairy drinks to the public.  Lango's farming techniques haven't changed with the emergence of intensive agriculture, and his business is prime example of how to sustainably farm.Credits:Host/Writers: Lianne Novak, MPH | N. Logan | Keerthana Maddirala, MSGuests: Dr. Marion Werner, PhD | Patrick LangoProduction Assistant/Audio Editor: Sarah Robinson, MPH | Omar BrownTheme Music: Dr. Sungmin Shin, DMA Follow us!Official WebpageBuzzsproutSpotifyApple PodcastsYoutubeInstagramFacebookTwitter

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Dr. Ricardo Lango Alemán es un especialista en nutrición celular y Medicina Psiónica En esta conversación que abre horizontes, aprendemos:

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CG artist Keith Lango takes us behind the studio scenes to explore how artists and animators brought Andrew Peterson's fantasy to life.

„Neviem si predstaviť, že si si v tej dobe nemohol povedať svoj názor, alebo že si nemohol počúvať hudbu, ktorú si chcel“, reaguje filmárka Eva Lokajová z Ústavu pamäti národa na obdobie pred Novembrom'89 .   Je tu november a s ním aj November s veľkým N, ten z roku'89. Čas, keď sa do našich končín vracala sloboda, po štyroch dekádach neslobody pod komunistickou nadvládou. Už vyše desaťročie je tento čas spojený aj s Festivalom slobody, za ktorým stojí Ústav pamäti národa a aj takýmto spôsobom napĺňa program svojho zakladateľa Jána Langoša – tešiť sa zo slobody, avšak nezabúdať na to, ako sa žilo bez nej. A za týmto Festivalom slobody stojí aj Eva Lokajová, jeho dramaturgička.   Sama sa narodila už do slobodných čias v Lokci na Orave. Neskôr vyštudovala masmediálnu komunikáciu na univerzite v Nitre a už tretí rok je v Ústave pamäti národa. Okrem toho, že je dramaturgičkou Festivalu slobody, filmársky sa podieľa na zachytávaní osudov pamätníkov komunistického útlaku. Najmä obetí nastupujúcej komunistickej totalitnej moci z prvej polovice päťdesiatych rokov minulého storočia. ÚPN ich uchováva vo svojich archívov vrámci tzv. oral history.   „Som veľmi rada, že sa cez príbehy pamätníkov doby neslobody dozvedám o nej nesprostredkovane“, tvrdí. Na pozadí príbehov dlhoročných väzení, nemožnosti štúdia, šikanovaní len pre názor hovorí, že sloboba je hodná oslavy.   „Pre mňa je až inšpirujúce, že tí ľudia prežili veľkú krivdu, bolo im neprávom ublížené, a napriek tomu dokázali žiť svoj život autenticky a udržali si svoju vnútornú slobodu“, približuje filmárka ÚPN. „A sú to pozitívni ľudia, nezostali zatrpknutí“, dodáva.   „Keď ich počúvam pri nahrávaní (pre oral history ÚPN – pozn. red), je vo mne priam hnev, veď to nie je fér, čím si museli prejsť.“   Festival slobody   Dobu neslobody si už dvanásty rok pripomína Ústav pamätí národ multižánrovým Festivalom slobody. Od dnešného 7. novembra až do výročia Nežnej revolúcie si bude môcť verejnosť pozrieť viacero slovenských premiér, ktoré reflektujú dobu neslobody aj za hranicami. Prehliadka prinesie hrané a dokumentárne filmy z Nórska, Poľska, Rumunska či susednej Českej republiky. Rovnako výstavy, komentované prehliady priestorov archívu ÚPN, ale aj divadelné predstavenie.   Podcast pripravil Jaroslav Barborák

„Neviem si predstaviť, že si si v tej dobe nemohol povedať svoj názor, alebo že si nemohol počúvať hudbu, ktorú si chcel“, reaguje filmárka Eva Lokajová z Ústavu pamäti národa na obdobie pred Novembrom'89 .   Je tu november a s ním aj November s veľkým N, ten z roku'89. Čas, keď sa do našich končín vracala sloboda, po štyroch dekádach neslobody pod komunistickou nadvládou. Už vyše desaťročie je tento čas spojený aj s Festivalom slobody, za ktorým stojí Ústav pamäti národa a aj takýmto spôsobom napĺňa program svojho zakladateľa Jána Langoša – tešiť sa zo slobody, avšak nezabúdať na to, ako sa žilo bez nej. A za týmto Festivalom slobody stojí aj Eva Lokajová, jeho dramaturgička.   Sama sa narodila už do slobodných čias v Lokci na Orave. Neskôr vyštudovala masmediálnu komunikáciu na univerzite v Nitre a už tretí rok je v Ústave pamäti národa. Okrem toho, že je dramaturgičkou Festivalu slobody, filmársky sa podieľa na zachytávaní osudov pamätníkov komunistického útlaku. Najmä obetí nastupujúcej komunistickej totalitnej moci z prvej polovice päťdesiatych rokov minulého storočia. ÚPN ich uchováva vo svojich archívov vrámci tzv. oral history.   „Som veľmi rada, že sa cez príbehy pamätníkov doby neslobody dozvedám o nej nesprostredkovane“, tvrdí. Na pozadí príbehov dlhoročných väzení, nemožnosti štúdia, šikanovaní len pre názor hovorí, že sloboba je hodná oslavy.   „Pre mňa je až inšpirujúce, že tí ľudia prežili veľkú krivdu, bolo im neprávom ublížené, a napriek tomu dokázali žiť svoj život autenticky a udržali si svoju vnútornú slobodu“, približuje filmárka ÚPN. „A sú to pozitívni ľudia, nezostali zatrpknutí“, dodáva.   „Keď ich počúvam pri nahrávaní (pre oral history ÚPN – pozn. red), je vo mne priam hnev, veď to nie je fér, čím si museli prejsť.“   Festival slobody   Dobu neslobody si už dvanásty rok pripomína Ústav pamätí národ multižánrovým Festivalom slobody. Od dnešného 7. novembra až do výročia Nežnej revolúcie si bude môcť verejnosť pozrieť viacero slovenských premiér, ktoré reflektujú dobu neslobody aj za hranicami. Prehliadka prinesie hrané a dokumentárne filmy z Nórska, Poľska, Rumunska či susednej Českej republiky. Rovnako výstavy, komentované prehliady priestorov archívu ÚPN, ale aj divadelné predstavenie.   Podcast pripravil Jaroslav Barborák

Creepy Uganda   So Logan and I saw that we were rising through the ranks of Uganda's listeners for the show and thought: “Hey!  We should show our love and support to these wonderful people”. So, in order to do it right,  we are going on a trip! To Creepy Uganda.    Aside from rituals, ancient vengeful deities, and some rather haunted locations found throughout the wonderful country, there's actually quite a few beautiful areas that, as a tourist, would be something to see! Beautiful Lakes, Mountains and rich cultures are just some of the many things that are strewn about Uganda. So without further adieu, Let's Get Creepy.   The East African nation of Uganda, formally the Republic of Uganda, is a landlocked nation. Kenya borders the nation on the east, South Sudan on the north, the Democratic Republic of the Congo on the west, Rwanda on the south-west, and Tanzania on the south. A sizable piece of Lake Victoria, which Tanzania, Kenya, and the rest of the country share, is located in the southern region of the nation. The African Great Lakes area includes Uganda. The climate in Uganda, which is also part of the Nile basin, is variable but usually modified equatorial(Characteristics of Modified Equatorial Climate have a range of 4 to 27 degrees celsius). There are about 42 million people living there, 8.5 million of them reside in Kampala, the country's capital and largest metropolis.   Uganda was given its name after the kingdom of Buganda, which ruled over a sizable area of the country's southern region, including the capital city of Kampala, and whose language, Luganda, is extensively spoken today.   The United Kingdom began to govern the region as a protectorate in 1894, establishing administrative law throughout the realm. (A Protectorate is state that is governed and guarded by another independent state is known as a protectorate. It is a dependent region with local autonomy over the majority of internal matters that yet recognizes the authority (much like our relationship between the US and Puerto Rico) of a more powerful sovereign state without being that state's actual possession.) On October 9, 1962, Uganda declared its independence from the UK. Since then, there have been other bloody wars, including an eight-year military dictatorship under Idi Amin.   Their Constitution stipulates that "any other language may be used as a medium of instruction in schools or other educational institutions or for legislative, administrative, or judicial functions as may be authorized by law," despite the fact that English and Swahili are the official languages. Many more languages, including Ateso, Lango, Acholi, Runyoro, Runyankole, Rukiga, Luo, Rutooro, Samia, Jopadhola, and Lusoga, are also spoken in the Central and South Eastern portions of the nation.   Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, the president of Uganda at the moment, came to power in January 1986 following a lengthy six-year guerrilla conflict. He was able to run and win the presidency of Uganda in the general elections of 2011, 2016, and 2021 as a result of constitutional revisions that eliminated the president's term restrictions.   Uganda's varied terrain includes volcanic hills, mountains, and lakes. The average elevation of the nation is 900 meters above sea level. Mountains line Uganda's eastern and western borders. The Ruwenzori mountain range is home to Alexandra, the highest peak in Uganda, which rises to a height of 5,094 meters.   One of the largest lakes in the world, Lake Victoria, which has several islands, has a significant effect on most of the country's southern region. The most significant cities, including Kampala, the capital, and Entebbe, a neighboring city, are found in the south, close to this lake. The country's largest lake, Lake Kyoga, located in the middle of a vast marshy landscape. Uganda is a landlocked country, although it has a lot of big lakes. Lake Albert, Lake Edward, and the smaller Lake George are additional lakes to Lakes Victoria and Kyoga. The Nile basin encompasses practically the whole country of Uganda. On the border with Congo, the Victoria Nile flows from Lake Victoria via Lake Kyoga and into Lake Albert. South Sudan is reached by continuing northward. The Suam River, which is a component of Lake Turkana's internal drainage basin, drains a region in eastern Uganda. The Lotikipi Basin, which is mostly in Kenya, receives water from the far north-eastern region of Uganda.   There are 60 protected areas in Uganda, including ten national parks. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Rwenzori Mountains National Park are both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. What in the hell is UNESCO? It stands for Unidentified Neural Electron Sexual Conspiracy Organization and of course that's incorrect and stupid. It ACTUALLY stands for The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. A specialised agency of the United Nations aimed at promoting world peace and security through international cooperation in education, arts, sciences and culture.The Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is home to a group of mountain gorillas, the Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is home to gorillas and golden monkeys, and the Murchison Falls National Park is home to those evil fucking hippos.   The military in Uganda is known as the Uganda People's Defense Force. There are about 45,000 soldiers on active service in Uganda's military. Only the United States Armed Forces are deployed to more nations, according to analysts, than the Ugandan army, which is actively engaged in a number of combat and peacekeeping missions in the area. Uganda has troops stationed in the Central African Republic, Somalia, South Sudan, and the northern and eastern regions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.   The landscape and wildlife of Uganda are the main attractions for tourists. In 2012–13, it contributed 4.9 trillion Ugandan shillings (US$1.88 billion or €1.4 billion as of August 2013) to Uganda's GDP, making it a significant source of employment, investment, and foreign money. Photo safaris across the National parks and wildlife reserves are the primary draws. Other highlights are the mountain gorillas, which may be found in Uganda's aforementioned Bwindi Impenetrable National Park (BINP) and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park (MGNP), which are two of the continent of Africa's oldest cultural kingdoms. With more than 1073 species of birds reported, Uganda is an ornithologist's paradise, ranking fourth among bird species in Africa and sixteenth worldwide. The Great Rift Valley and the white-capped Rwenzori mountains are only two of Uganda's many landscapes.   Unfortunately like everywhere else, Uganda has a plethora of things that have happened there that aren't exactly what some may consider “pleasant”. For lack of a better term and because we're adults, let's just say some Pretty fucked up shit had happened, actually. Genocide being a fairly big thing. But we want to dive into the lesser known side of Uganda.   Like maybe some cryptozoology? Hmmmmmm?   A large cryptid bird named Bagge's Black Bird was once sighted in Uganda's Lake Bujuku, which is located south of Mount Speke in the Ruwenozori Mountains. They were purportedly observed in large numbers in 1898 at a height of 9,000 feet, according to Stephen Salisbury Bagge, a guide for the government. Bagge described them as black birds the size of sheep with an alarm call resembling that of a bull. Not much else to go on here since this was the only sighting allegedly of the creature. But who knows! Maybe it was a pterodactyl, or better yet, a rather large black bird that was living rather well and just so happened to be bigger than the rest.   Denman's bird was another cryptid bird that Canadian mountaineer Earl Denman purportedly claimed to have seen diving "swiftly and nearly vertically in the high mountain air" in Uganda's Ruwenzori Mountains. Ben S. Roesch speculated that they could have been Verreaux's eagles, which are common in the region and frequently observed diving to grab hyraces (rock rabbits) and hares (the thing that doesn't grow on my head) when hunting in pairs.   The irizima, also known as "the thing that may not be spoken of," was a cryptid that was seen in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo near Lake Edward. One of the least well-supported of the African neodinosaurs, it has been compared to both the mokele-mbembe and the emela-ntouka.   Neodinosaurian cryptids like the mokele-mbembe or li'kela-bembe have been seen mostly in the Republic of the Congo and Cameroon, where it is thought to live in marshy or swampy wetlands, lakes, and rivers. Several other bodies of water have also reported seeing it, but the Likouala region and Lake Tele are particularly linked to it. Many cryptozoologists have long assumed that the mokele-mbembe is a big amphibious animal with a bulky body, a long neck and tail, and a small head. However, a wide range of different reptilian and mammalian identities have also been proposed.   A neodinosaurian cryptid known from the rainforest swamps and rivers of the Republic of the Congo and the southwest Central African Republic, the emela-ntouka (Bomitaba or Lingala: "killer of elephants" or "eater of the tops of trees") is described as a horned animal and has been likened to rhinoceroses and ceratopsian dinosaurs. It is often used as a synonym for the older but now less well-known chipekwe water rhinoceros from Zambia, as well as the ngoubous from Cameroon, the ntambue ya mai from the southern Democratic Republic of the Congo, and certain accounts of forest rhinoceroses. The morphology of the emela-ntouka has been described as well-defined but puzzling. It is described as an amphibian with an elephantine, rhinoceros-like appearance, a big horn on its nose, and a bulky tail resembling a crocodile. The emela-identity ntouka's has historically been the subject of two extremely divergent conflicting theories: either it was a big semi-aquatic rhinoceros or, primarily due to its bulky tail, a living ceratopsian dinosaur. Many cryptozoologists no longer subscribe to the latter notion, as the emela-ntouka is now thought of as a mammal. One ethnic group, the Aka, refers to the emela-ntouka as mokele-mbembe, a practice that has generated considerable misunderstanding.   Now that we understand those two similar cryptids we go back to the irizima. It was initially brought up by Captain William Hichens, who said that there were two conflicting accounts of the creature, including a "gigantic hippopotamus with the horns of a rhinoceros" and an animal with hippo-like legs, an elephant-like trunk, a lizard's head, and an aardvark's tail. Hichens said that such a creature had been spotted by an unknown big game hunter, who then told Herbert Francis Fenn about it, inspiring him to look for neodinosaurs in the Congo. A Brontosaurus, described by Hichens as "a massive marsh animal, ten times as big as the biggest elephant," was discovered in a Congo swamp by a "madcap man" who had been searching for the monster, according to Hichens. Hichens, according to Bernard Heuvelmans, mistook information about the Great Brontosaurus Hoax and Captain Leicester Stevens' excursion for information about Lake Edward. Also, it sounds like they found the funny mushrooms.   The brontosaurus hoax was pretty interesting as well. Allegedly, the news paper in the area of the Democratic Republic of the Congo wanted Captain Stevens to find this cryptid found in the marshes of Lake Edward. The twist is that the original reports were of a ceratopsian dinosaur not a brontosaurus that was written in the news.   Hunter Roger Courtney later made reference to the Lake Edward monster, describing it as a huge, black beast that spews tremendous waves and spouts. When the hunter persuaded his companions to aid him onto the water, the monster had already dove, according to Courtney, who claimed that a Dutch hunter had spotted the animal from the shore of Lake Edward. In addition, Courtney had heard rumors about "dinosaurs" from the adjacent Ituri Forest, which he took to be true.   According to E. A. Temple-Perkins, who studied the irizima in Lake Edward, the monster—especially as it was described by Courtney—may have originated as a local legend intended to explain why waterspouts naturally occur. Given the lack of reliable material from Lake Edward, Bernard Heuvelmans believed that Captain Hichens had accidentally introduced the Lepage-Gapelle fake monster there, leaving Roger Courtney's brief report as the only description of the Lake Edward monster. Karl Shuker, however, asserts that these two contradictory descriptions demonstrate that the term "irizima" is likely used to describe both of the two primary African neodinosaur types found in Lake Edward, the long-necked mokele-mbembe type and the horned emela-ntouka type. Shuker hypothesizes that the irizima, which Hichens described as having numerous horns, may be the same animal as the emela-ntouka and the ngoubou, which resemble Arsinoitherium (a large two horned mammal that went extinct and resemble rhino but the horns being on its brow instead of its snout).   A group of semiaquatic cryptids known as water lions, water leopards, or jungle walruses have been found in rivers and occasionally wetlands throughout tropical Africa, particularly in the Central African Republic. The majority of the time referred to as huge cats , they can be identified by their protruding fangs or tusks and their penchant for hippopotamus slaughter, so they're not all bad. A number of competing theories exist, and some water lions have also been identified or confused with neodinosaurs, water rhinoceroses, and pseudodeinotheria. Ingo Krumbiegel and Bernard Heuvelmans theorized that water lions represent a surviving species of sabre-toothed cat adapted to an amphibious lifestyle and that sounds terrifying. The majority of water lion sighting reports were gathered in the 20th century, however reports of the n'gooli or “water panther”, continue to come from Cameroon.   The Nandi bear, also known as the chemosit (Kalenjin: "devil"), is a cryptid that has been seen in western Kenyan highlands as well as Uganda. It is described as a deadly creature with a matted mane that resembles a bear. Cryptozoologists have determined that the Nandi bear is a fusion of several different cryptids, including maybe two real unknown animals: a huge hyena and a giant baboon, however identities of a living chalicothere (the weird horse/gorilla looking thing) and an unknown bear have also been proposed. Since the 20th century, there have been few or no sightings, and it has been hypothesized that the Nandi bear, if it ever existed, is now extinct. Maybe another version of the sasquatch?    Hope the Cryptids were a little more easy going because now we dive into some… shit.   Sir Edward Frederick William David Walugembe Mutebi Luwangula Mutesa, often known as Kabaka Mutesa II, led a fascinating life. He ruled as Buganda's 36th kabaka (king) from 1939 until his passing on November 21, 1969. In addition, he served as Uganda's first president from 1963 until 1966, when he was ousted and taken into exile by Prime Minister Milton Obote.   Following the passing of his father, King Daudi Cwa II, he succeeded to the throne of Buganda in 1939. He was overthrown twice: once by the colonial governor-general Sir Andrew Cohen in 1953 so that he could be replaced by his half-brother, whom Cohen believed he could better control; and once more in 1966 when Prime Minister Obote forced him to leave for Britain, where he died in exile. Following his first exile of two years, Mutesa II was permitted to reclaim the throne as part of a negotiated agreement that established him as a constitutional monarch and granted the Baganda the opportunity to choose delegates for the kingdom's parliament, the Lukiiko. He had thirteen wives and eleven children by marriage and six through other means.   Initially joining forces to demand self-rule, Sir Edward Mutesa II, KBE and Prime Minister Milton Obote went on to win the 1962 election. Mutesa II was named non-executive president, primarily serving in a ceremonial capacity, but after independence, their relationship started to sour. Obote allegedly instructed Idi Amin-led soldiers to raid his stronghold in 1966. Mutesa II had to escape to the UK once more. Obote declared himself president and assumed total control while he was overseas.   The largest of Uganda's several ethnic groups, the Baganda, were led by Mutesa II as monarch. Despite taking advantage of it, Obote used his position of power to get rid of both the traditional kingships and the independence of the province administrations because Buganda had only agreed to join the state if it had a high degree of autonomy. In 1993, Mutesa's son was elected as the 37th kabaka under a revised constitution. Within Uganda, Buganda is currently a constitutional monarchy. In Uganda, Mutesa II attended King's College, Budo. As a student at Magdalene College in Cambridge, England, he enlisted in an officer training corps and received a captain's commission in the Grenadier Guards. Buganda was then a part of Uganda's British rule. Many of the traditional leaders or kings served as the British's representatives in Uganda. The late fourteenth century is when the Buganda kingly line began. Oddly enough, Obote was deposed in a coup in 1971 by none other than Amin, the head of his own army and closest supporter.   At the age of 45, Mutesa II passed away from alcohol poisoning at his London apartment in 1969. The British authorities determined that he committed suicide, despite his followers' claims that Obote regime assassins were responsible. In 2009, four decades after Mutesa II's passing, a family friend and fellow Ugandan exile living in London told the BBC, "We got warning, people used to write and say somebody has been sent, be aware, take care."   According to JM Kavuma-Kaggwa, an elder from Kyaggwe, Mukono District: “There were rumours that Obote was spending Shs 250,000 per week (a lot of money then) to track down the Kabaka. Their mission had completely failed until luck struck when the late Oscar Kambona of Tanzania who fell out with President Nyerere and fled into exile in London, organised a birthday party in November 1969 in Sir Edward Mutesa's honour.”   “Also in attendance was a beautiful Muganda girl who had reportedly been recruited by the GSU to go to London, befriend Sir Edward, be close to him and poison him. She came close to the Kabaka during the party. It was reported that the Kabaka invited the girl to this birthday party and that was the time she managed to poison him because she was the one in charge of the Kabaka's drinks that evening.”   After Obote was overthrown in 1971, Mutesa II's remains were brought back to Uganda and given a formal funeral by the new president, Idi Amin, who had led the attack on Mutesa's palace in 1966 as the army commander. Definitely an interesting story to say the least. This next event is a little more… unsettling.   On the last night of her life, Rose Nakimuli shut down her little hair salon in rural Uganda at around nine o'clock. The 27-year-old made her way back down to the neighborhood bar for a late-night beverage after walking home to change and turning on her porch light for the evening. Later, while she was strolling along a country road next to a two-lane highway on her way home, a friend leaned out of his small bar to greet her. The following morning, a neighbor discovered her dead; slouched behind banana trees in front of her house. Nakimuli was stripped and forced to kneel on her knees. Her vagina had been penetrated with a cassava stick. Her spouse recognized her by the maroon sweater that was hanging from a tree close by. Considering the porch light was still on suggests that she never actually made it home.   Nakimuli is one of 23 women who have died mysteriously and horribly on the outskirts of Kampala, the expanding metropolis of quickly urbanizing Uganda, from May to November of 2017. The murders have caused fear in the neighborhood, sparked doubts about the nation's dedication to protecting women, and increased scrutiny of the police force, a potent institution criticized for acting with impunity and serving as an extension of the government's ruling political party, the National Resistance Movement.   All of the victims were female, ranging in age from 19 to 38. Four of the individuals have been recognized as sex workers, along with a number of traders and a high school student. Many of the victims had no nearby family and lived alone. Three of the women, at least, are yet unidentified. Many of the murders, according to the police, were committed by witchcraft practitioners who sought financial gain through human sacrifice. Others, according to them, are the result of spousal abuse, drug use among unemployed youth, land disputes, and lone women who fail to take the necessary safeguards.    Twelve or more suspects have been taken into custody. Some have apparently been tortured into confessing. However, not much evidence connecting the suspects to the crimes has been made public.   Locals and activist organizations charge the police with being overburdened and conflicted over the murders of over twenty women.   “What makes me to feel that there is an element of injustice is that it took Rose to die in order for somebody to move,” said Nakimuli's husband, Anatoli Ndyabagyera.   Community watch groups have been established, a curfew has been implemented to prevent women from travelling alone at night, and the local informal economy has collapsed in the interim. Some of the safety measures have not been applied since Idi Amin's regime and the civil conflict that ensued after his overthrow in 1979.   Interior Minister Jeje Odongo blamed a couple of businesspeople at the head of a vast criminal network connected to "the Illuminati" in September 2017 for most of the killings. According to Odongo, the guys, Ivan Katongole and Phillip Tumuhimbise, performed rituals using the victims' blood and body parts in order to increase their wealth.   In Uganda, magic and mysticism still have great power. The rituals that these beliefs usually take the form of can occasionally become more evil. In the past, killings for ceremonial purposes have often involved children in particular.   Jordan Anderson, a researcher who has studied magic in East and Central Africa, claims that the latest killings of women, however, have little in common with conventional ritual homicides. One reason is that it's unusual to preserve a sacrificial body.   “You are killing the person because, in the first sense, you want to use that body part in the ‘medicine' or the potion that you are going to put together,” he said. “It's the particular part of the person you want, not the death per se."   Black magic can also be useful cover for a murderer trying to hide their tracks or an easy scapegoat for incompetent security forces.   “If you have this motif in the media, people can pick it up and copycat it,” Anderson said. “If there's insecurity in this area, if there are murders taking place, this is a great excuse for the politicians, the police and, above all, the people doing the murders.”   In an interview at one of the clubs where she was last seen alive, her husband noted that Nakimuli was regarded as being "extremely sweet." She was unable to stand by as a child sobbed. He couldn't bring himself to clean up her house for two months following her passing.   In small communities like the one where Nakimuli passed away, rumors are easily disseminated, and Ndyabagyera is still dubious of the police's version of what happened to his wife. He thinks Nakimuli's cousin may have set her up as part of a long-standing vendetta.   The small village of Katabi, where Nakimuli and 11 other women were murdered, is located along the main road from Kampala to Entebbe, which is home to the president of Uganda's palace and the country's primary airport on Lake Victoria. Museveni frequently travels this route on his way from his residence to the capital. He didn't go to the town, however, to pay his respects to the deceased until late September.   Museveni interviewed the victims' friends and neighbors during the unexpected visit while keeping a clipboard in his hand and taking careful notes.   The majority of the twelve slain women in the Katabi area were brutalized in ways akin to Nakimuli. Many had been assaulted with cassava sticks, stripped naked, and strangled.   On the opposite side of Kampala, 20 miles north, the bodies of an additional 11 women were found during the same time frame. There, victims were allegedly sexually assaulted and strangled, yet there were no sticks in their genitalia.   An individual named Ibrahim Kaweesa, a chicken dealer who had previously served ten years in prison for robbery, has been connected to those killings. Which seems like a huge escalation. The interior minister claimed that Tumuhimbise, a teenage shopkeeper, employed Kaweesa to murder a dozen women "for ritual performance to protect or improve his wealth."   As part of a loose network supporting law enforcement, 40-year-old Charles Waswa assisted in the arrest of Kaweesa and claimed, "They removed the blood."   Kaweesa resided two-thirds of the way down a short row of apartments, surrounded by women cooking outside and shrieking children. He was labeled by his neighbors as an arrogant and dangerous womanizer.   Kaweesa's neighbor Annette Namkose, 29, stepped in to prevent them from dating. She alleged through a translator that in response, he threatened to kill her, saying, "I'll kill you like I did the ones in Entebbe."   She declared, "He's not a neighbor you want to be with.   Police said that after being detained, Kaweesa swiftly confessed to the crimes. He allegedly led detectives around a number of the crime scenes without being asked.   “I don't believe we have arrested each and every person who knew about this matter,” said Kasingye, the police spokesman.   “I cannot say 100% there isn't going to be any (more) crime because it has never happened anywhere in the world. But at least it (the arrests) shows us we can stop criminals. We can arrest them, we can prosecute them and we can do this throughout the whole country.”   Unfortunately cases like these happen too much in many places around the world. Uganda seems to be trying to get ahead of the curve with the installment of the Anti-Human Sacrifice and Trafficking Task Force following the Anti-Trafficking Act in 2009.    Although reports have shown that the task force has been severely underfunded for a while, we do hope that things start to turn around.   Speaking of human sacrifices, this is a report from only a few weeks ago:   Human sacrifices continue unabated in the remote and rural areas of the landlocked East African country of Uganda despite authorities enacting tough laws and threatening death sentences.   According to officials, 132 incidents of human sacrifices have been recorded in the last three years. The numbers have spiked from 22 sacrifices in 2019, 45 in 2020 and 65 in 2021.   Most victims of such “ritual sacrifices” are children, apparently because they are easier to abduct and seen as “pure” and so of "higher ritual value".   Anadolu Agency quoted authorities as saying on Sunday that the sacrifices are being carried out by witch doctors or local traditional healers, dotting rural areas.   Admitting that human sacrifice is a big problem, Lucas Oweyesigire, the police spokesman for the Kampala region, said most such practices take place in rural areas.   The so-called leader of traditional healing and witch doctors, Mama Fina, has also condemned human sacrifice and described those recommending the sacrifice of human beings as “fake”.   Taking advice from witch doctors   Police spokesman Fred Enanga said only last month they "arrested a man identified as Musilimu Mbwire on suspicion of killing his two sons in human sacrifice.”   According to preliminary investigations, a rich man had paid Mbwire money and convinced him to sacrifice his two sons at the instructions of a witch doctor.   Superstitions lead people in rural areas to seek help from witch doctors, who in turn offer weird prescriptions, including human sacrifices to turn around their luck.   A more worrisome part of the superstition is to undertake human sacrifice to put the body at the foundation of a building to bring good luck.   Timothy Mukasa, a local leader in Kampala's suburb of Kireka, said many multi-storey buildings in the town have been built on a human body.   “The witch doctors tell owners to put a human body at the foundation of the construction of the buildings,” he said.   In 2014, authorities apprehended and later sentenced a tycoon Kato Kajubi for sacrificing a child and then putting his body in the foundation of a building that he was about to construct.   David Musenze, a journalist who studied psychology, said there are not many qualified counsellors to attend to psychological and mental issues of people, which makes them take advice from witch doctors.   "People go to witch doctors to help them get jobs, be promoted at jobs, or kill their enemies, along with many other problems," he said.   So, what about hauntings, you might be thinking to yourself. Well, we found a story from someone living in Uganda from the “your ghost stories” website. I had always thought this sort of nightmare was happening to me alone until I have come across this site. I always took my suffering silently especially the unexplained sickness which always followed devil attacks.   It all started on 28th November 2004 one hour to midnight. Whilst walking home after branching off from the main road. I heard footsteps of someone walking behind me and whoever it was seemed to have been in a hurry, I glanced back and stepped aside to see who it was and let him/her pass as I was in a narrow path.   I saw a hazy form I can't clearly explain here, my hair stood on my head like when you encounter something fearful. A cold shiver enveloped me and a gust of chilly wind wrapped my entire body, like I was putting on a cloak. I let out a silent incoherent scream and ran towards home which was just nearby. That occurrence signalled the beginning of my suffering to date.   Since then, whenever I sleep I am woken up by something touching my foot or a feeling of a being lying beside me, in the morning I find scratches on my body and at first I thought it was me scratching myself during asleep so I used to trim my nails, but the scratches continued.   During the attacks, I fall in a sort of hypotonizing stance. I neither can move nor make any sound except my feet which I use to struggle and try to shrug of the being.   In the past two years the demon has turned sexual, it would turn in a woman form, hugging me in bed trying to initiate sexual intimacy, when I wake up my reproductive organ feels so cold and shrunk. There's pain also in the pelvic area for most of the day.   I have tried all sorts of remedies e.g. Blessed water, salt, prayers etc. But none seems to work, Any suggestions on how to get rid of this demon is welcome.   And lastly, the Haunted Palace of Kabaka Kabak's Palace, also known as Idi Amin's Torture Chambers or Haunted Mansion or Lubiri Palace is located in Lubiri area of Kampala on Mengo Hill Road. It was the home of the Bugandan kings but these days it largely remains unoccupied due to the horrific events that took place under the rule of Idi Amin and President Milton Obote. President Idi Amin built his torture chamber here where hundreds of people were reportedly tortured to death. Their spirits are believed to have haunted the palace which is closed to the public these days for repair and clearing it from the so-called spirits.   MOVIES-Top movies set in africa 30 Must Watch Movies Set in Africa - IMDb

Tomáš Hortenský je Petržalské langoše. Aj keď jeho produkt patrí medzi najstaršie a najkonzervatívnejšie fastfoody, aké na Slovensku poznáme, okrem kečupového či smotanového si uňho môžete cez jednoduché okienko vypýtať aj jeden z pestrých a kreatívnych langošov, ktoré robieva. Dá sa o langošoch ale rozprávať celú hodinu v Podgaste?

ALL RAGE ALL EMOTION. We sat down with Louisiana's own Lango to dive into his world of rage. Growing up in Baton Rouge, his latest album Speedin Through Life, the "language" of Lango, and defining what rage even is. The Underground: Jelani Imani- Who TF?

Thomas Reilly, managing director of the Growthpoint and International Finance Corporation-backed property fund, talks about Lango's next phase of expansion that includes an IPO in the next three years and entering the Kenyan market. 

Thomas Reilly, managing director of the Growthpoint and International Finance Corporation-backed property fund, talks about Lango's next phase of expansion that includes an IPO in the next three years and entering the Kenyan market.  Podcast series on Moneyweb

V pátek začíná mistrovství světa v hokeji! Jak na něm Češi vedení finským koučem dopadnou? Jaké jsou silné stránky týmu a jak moc by ještě měli trenéři sahat do složení kádru? O tom a mnohém dalším v podcastu Zimák debatují redaktoři deníku Sport Pavel Ryšavý, Ondřej Kuchař a Jan Denemark. 

When we talk about 'preservation' in the context of our increasingly volatile climate, we're not just talking about land, soil or oceans – but culture; the stories, practices and traditions that make us who we are. Many indigenous cultures are under threat with places becoming increasingly uninhabitable because of extreme weather or the effects that a changing climate has on basics like food and water supplies. This week's episode is dedicated to someone working on the frontline in communities directly dealing with this – Ugandan rapper, lyricist, youth community organiser and self-proclaimed "Hip-Hop Practitioner" Dealrafael Jsp-E (Jaspher Ewany). Jaspher's the founder of Lango Indigenous Hip-Hop, an organisation who engage, educate and inspire local people using the power, joy and unity of music. By doing that, he's also preserving and creating indigenous stories, knowledge and culture. He also tells hosts Fay Milton and Greg Cochrane about what it means to be a "true Hip-Hopper!" As always we'll also leave you with some recommendations. Thanks for joining us. — Sounds Like A Plan series 3 is supported by Festival Republic. They put on festivals including Wireless festival, taking place at Finsbury Park, London, 8-10th July 2022. Tickets are available now: https://finsburypark.wirelessfestival.co.uk/tickets/ — Links to things discussed in the podcast: The Guardian: It's now or never to starve off climate disaster https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/apr/04/ipcc-report-now-or-never-if-world-stave-off-climate-disaster Lango Indigenous Hip-Hop https://langoindigenoushiphop.org/ — This episode's recommendations: Fay recommends: Following these two hashtags on your social feeds #Juststopoil and #Nomusiconadeadplanet Greg recommends: Climate Solutions Bookclub https://www.getrevue.co/profile/ClimateSolutionsBookClub?via=twitter-card&client=MobileWeb&element=publication-card — More from us on social media: Instagram – @soundslikeaplanpodcast Fay Milton Twitter – @faymilton Instagram – @faymilton Greg Cochrane Twitter – @Gregcochrane --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/new-allotment/message

A tough and honest testimony about a struggle with faith, Sarah Lango of Grace Filled Growth joins me to talk about her journey after her young daughter was diagnosed with a lifelong, debilitating form of epilepsy. She gets real about her wrestle with God, how she ultimately chose to trust Him and found hope in what felt like a truly hopeless situation. You'll hear a refreshing perspective on how we can view our faith wanderings and doubts. We also talk about life's “prison moments,” how we can find purpose through them and the practical, everyday things we can do to break free from those moments. —To connect with Sarah, visit her Facebook page, Instagram or website.Enjoying the show? Please rate us on Apple, Spotify or Momsgrabcoffee.com.Follow our Facebook page: https://facebook.com/MomsGrabCoffeeSupport the Moms Grab Coffee Podcast

Fatboy and Olive engage Hon. Paul Omara the Otuke County Member of Parliament on his take following MPs from Acholi, West Nile, and Lango sub-regions having threatened to boycott the elections for the Speaker of Parliament if the Central Executive Committee (CEC) of the NRM fails to nominate the candidates they endorsed for the Speakership.

Učiť ľudí variť s tým, že nevieš nakrájať cibuľu, je dosť problém. Foodbloger @pantymian chodí do podnikov na to, čo si doma neuvarí. NEXT? PLAČKOVÁ NEPATRÍ NA BILLBOARD  https://open.spotify.com/episode/6HDyUrWL9JJwfxH4xvCxkv  Produkcia by ZAPO  https://www.instagram.com/zapoofficial/?hl=sk 

ຂອບໃຈ. cảm ơn. ua tsaug. អរគុណ. thank you for listening. View May's research doc on the politics of Cambodia's current and 30 plus year strongman administration under Hun Sen. Mentioned: Britannica's Hun Sen overview, article on the timeline and implications of LANGO (laws), Khmer Krom (Minority Rights Group page), "A Brief History of the Kampuchea-Krom" (khmerkrom.org) More about what happened in Rad Café can be found on this Rad Café Notion summary page. Share this SEAD's Rad Café webpage with your network, for those who are more comfortable with websites than podcast apps. Recorded Nov 3rd 2021. Explicit language was permitted for each Rad Café conversation. You are listening to Tri's conversation with Rad Café participant, May Thach (she/they pronouns). May's is a 1.5 generation immigrant who grew up in St. Petersburg, Florida with a small Khmer-Krom community. Her labor has been grounded in international and domestic literacy, program management, and policy change. She's has served in Zambia through Peace Corp under various roles and as a program coordinator at UC San Diego. May works to build power among AAPI gender marginalized communities. Episode overview to be added soon. Enjoy the conversation between May and Tri in the meantime :) Please send any inquiries regarding Rad Café to Tri (he/all pronouns) at tri.m.vo4@gmail.com or connect via Instagram @tritactoe. Send inquiries regarding The SEAD Project to hi@theseadproject.org. Throw Rad Café lots of love by going into your iTunes or Apple Podcast app and rating Fermented Feelings 5 stars!!

Today on the Movies We've Never Seen Podcast, Mike is joined by his good friend AJ where they watch the modern animated masterpiece Rango, directed by Gore Verbinski. This episode does contain *SPOILERS* for Rango, How To Train Your Dragon, There Will be Blood and No Country of Old Men. This podcast may contain STRONG LANGUAGE and ADULT THEMES. Not Recommended for children. This episode is Rated R. While you're at it, check out this wonderful, heartfelt, spoiler-ful and quite engrish review of "Lango" that I found on IMDB. I dont mention it in the episode, but its great nonetheless. On The Movies We've Never Seen Podcast, we talk about a movie that one or more of the hosts have not seen. In the fist half of the episode, we talk about our pre-viewing thoughts, expectations and impressions about it punctuated by a small trivia quiz and other fun facts. We then give the movie a tentative rating (on a scale of 0-5 Snake Plisskens) based on the discussion. We then come to the intermission, where we take a break and watch the film in question. In the second half we have a similar conversation and discuss our post-viewing thoughts and see how right, wrong or on the nose we were about the film and give it our final rating. Links: Twitter: @MWNSPodcast Insta: @MWNSPodcast Contact with questions or suggestions at MWNSPodcast@protonmail.com Mike also has a non movie related podcast with his good friend sometimes enemy Patrick where he rambles about random topics called All Downhill. You can check that out on Twitter @alldownhillshow or at their home page. All Music in this episode is Prod. by Yung Kartz and used with License. All clip samples are used under either Public Domain or Fair Use.

In today's episode we interviewed Jeff Schmidt, Co-Founder of Lango and discussed the company's start, where they are now, and some great advice for anyone looking to start a business