Podcasts about Level 4

Christian Senger war der Chef der Car.Software.Org. VWs einstiger, großen Digitalschmiede. Heute geht er einen Schritt weiter und will die Früchte der Digitalisierung ernten und mit ihnen das automatisierte Fahren entwickeln. Wie genau und warum die Herausforderungen nicht nur in der Technik liegen, verrät er im Podcast.

Christian Senger war der Chef der Car.Software.Org. VWs einstiger, großen Digitalschmiede. Heute geht er einen Schritt weiter und will die Früchte der Digitalisierung ernten und mit ihnen das automatisierte Fahren entwickeln. Wie genau und warum die Herausforderungen nicht nur in der Technik liegen, verrät er im Podcast.

Melde Dich hier zu einem kostenlosen und unverbindlichen Erstgespräch an: https://healing-humans.de/academy/ In der heutigen Folge geht es nicht um uns, sondern einen Healing Humans Level 4 Therapeuten, der unglaubliche Ergebnisse erreicht hat. Sei gespannt auf diese einzigartige Arbeit und erhalte einen direkten Einblick in die Ausbildung und das Vorgehen bei Healing Humans.

- GM and Hyundai Going to Collaborate - Stellantis' Dealers Attack CEO - Stellantis Lacks Safety Ambition - Denso Building Unmanned Assembly Plant - Nuro Drops AV Pods to License Tech - Nissan Trying to Get Inventory Under Control - Fiat Cuts 500e Production - VW Gives New Taos More Power - 1st Level 4 Passenger AV

- GM and Hyundai Going to Collaborate - Stellantis' Dealers Attack CEO - Stellantis Lacks Safety Ambition - Denso Building Unmanned Assembly Plant - Nuro Drops AV Pods to License Tech - Nissan Trying to Get Inventory Under Control - Fiat Cuts 500e Production - VW Gives New Taos More Power - 1st Level 4 Passenger AV

In this episode of "Behind the Knowledge," Lindsay Andrew reveals her battle with imposter syndrome and the strength it took to rise as a Level 4 Coach. Hosts Pat Barber and Todd Occhiuto dig deep into her emotional journey, highlighting the moments that shaped her into the coach she is today. This conversation is a powerful reminder that even the most self-assured coaches once faced doubts—and found the courage to keep going. --- LEVEL UP YOUR COACHING INSIDE THE KNOWLEDGE PRO⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.besthouroftheirday.com/theknowledge⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ -- FREE WORLD-CLASS COACH EVALUATION https://www.besthouroftheirday.com/world-class-coach-evaluation -- 0:00 - Introduction to the Episode 0:13 - Meet the Hosts: Pat Barber and Todd Occhiuto 0:44 - Welcoming Lindsay Andrew 1:10 - Lindsay's Early Coaching Days 2:06 - The Moment Lindsay Met Pat 3:00 - Social Media and Growth in Coaching 5:22 - Lindsay's Coaching Journey Begins 7:03 - Transitioning from Nightlife to Coaching 10:21 - Building a Career as a Coach 12:16 - Challenges and Lessons Learned 14:44 - Lindsay's Development as a Coach 18:00 - The Importance of Reps and Experience 21:22 - Building Connections as a Coach 26:26 - Learning to Set Boundaries 32:02 - Mentorship and Development 36:06 - Memorable Coaching Experiences 41:33 - Overcoming Imposter Syndrome 44:08 - Realizing Her Worth as a Coach 47:02 - Lindsay's Future Plans 48:03 - Episode Outro and Upcoming Content --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/besthouroftheirday/support

Melde Dich hier zu einem kostenlosen und unverbindlichen Erstgespräch an: https://healing-humans.de/academy/ Wenn auch Du wie Lena systematisch an die Ursache biomechanischer, psycho-emotionaler oder biochemischer Probleme herankommen und diese lösen möchtest, bist Du bei uns genau richtig.

Melde Dich hier zu einem kostenlosen und unverbindlichen Erstgespräch an: https://healing-humans.de/academy/ In dieser Expertenfolge geben wir dir tatsächliche Strategien aus der Healing Humans Academy an die Hand. Wir teilen erprobte Vorgehensweisen, Echtzeiterfahrungen und Protokolle, die wir persönlich bei unseren Klienten anwenden. Vorsicht: Die Inhalte dieser Folge wirst du unter Umständen erst verstehen, wenn du uns schon lange folgst oder Teilnehmer der Healing Humans Academy bist.

Melde Dich hier zu einem kostenlosen und unverbindlichen Erstgespräch an: https://healing-humans.de/academy/ In dieser Expertenfolge geben wir dir tatsächliche Strategien aus der Healing Humans Academy an die Hand. Wir teilen erprobte Vorgehensweisen, Echtzeiterfahrungen und Protokolle, die wir persönlich bei unseren Klienten anwenden. Vorsicht: Die Inhalte dieser Folge wirst du unter Umständen erst verstehen, wenn du uns schon lange folgst oder Teilnehmer der Healing Humans Academy bist.

Level up your coaching with The Knowledge. https://www.besthouroftheirday.com/theknowledge In the inaugural episode of "Behind the Knowledge," Pat Barber and Todd Occhiuto share their personal journeys through CrossFit. They talk about becoming Coaches, building Affiliates, working on CrossFit's Seminar Staff, and now developing Coaches across the world. They discuss their early experiences, challenges, and the lessons they've learned along the way. Get ready to learn more from Pat and Todd! 0:07 - Introduction to Behind the Knowledge 0:54 - Telling Coaches' Stories 1:31 - Pat Barber's Coaching Journey 2:50 - Todd Occhiuto's Coaching Start 7:00 - Todd's First CrossFit Experience 10:04 - Turning Point and Commitment to CrossFit 12:31 - Early Challenges in Coaching CrossFit 18:38 - Impact of Seminar Staff on Coaching Skills 25:07 - Transition to Seminar Staff and Key Insights 29:39 - Building NorCal CrossFit from the Ground Up 34:45 - Coaching Growth at NorCal CrossFit 40:04 - Balancing Fun and Movement Standards 44:10 - Combining Movement Standards with Fun --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/besthouroftheirday/support

Melde Dich hier zu einem kostenlosen und unverbindlichen Erstgespräch an: https://healing-humans.de/academy/ Renate ist eine unserer besten Auszubildenden und erhält daher die Auszeichnung zum Sporttherapeuten Level 4. Von Asthma über Knieschmerzen bis hin zu MS konnte sie bisher nahezu jedem Patienten helfen. Wie sie die geschafft hat, erklärt sie Dir heute.

Watch The X22 Report On Video No videos found Click On Picture To See Larger PictureEU inflation is now picking up, they cut the rate and now the opposite is happening. Biden is now cancelling more student loans. The people know the economy is collapsing. Trump and the patriots make a move to shift the currency to Bitcoin and gold. The [DS] is now panicking, they have tried everything and it has failed. There are now [FF] warning and the travel advisory in the middle east has been raised to level 4. Iran is now threatening Israel and Israel said if they attack they would start WWIII. Trump has been planning on peace. Most likely he has all the pieces in place. We are in the final countdown.   (function(w,d,s,i){w.ldAdInit=w.ldAdInit||[];w.ldAdInit.push({slot:13499335648425062,size:[0, 0],id:"ld-7164-1323"});if(!d.getElementById(i)){var j=d.createElement(s),p=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];j.async=true;j.src="//cdn2.customads.co/_js/ajs.js";j.id=i;p.parentNode.insertBefore(j,p);}})(window,document,"script","ld-ajs"); Economy https://twitter.com/KobeissiLetter/status/1818574204783989148   Biden Administration Contacting 25 Million Borrowers in Student Loan Forgiveness Update A student loan forgiveness update will be rolled out in the next week by the Biden administration, coming less than 100 days before the presidential election. Emails will be sent to millions notifying them they could qualify for debt relief under the enhanced program, along with an opportunity to opt out if they want. An Education Department announcement made clear what is on offer, with U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona declaring: Starting tomorrow, the U.S. Department of Education (Department) will begin emailing all borrowers with at least one outstanding federally held student loan to provide updates on potential student debt relief.     Source: breitbart.com  Kamala's Economy? Job Growth Turns Sluggish and Manufacturing Jobs Shrink, ADP Reports Kamala Harris's attempts to sell Americans on the idea that the U.S. economy is doing well may have become a bit harder. U.S. businesses added a mere 122,000 jobs in July, according to payroll giant ADP, signaling a cooling labor market and fewer hires. This modest increase is the smallest in six months and falls short of the 150,000 jobs predicted by economists. While Harris has recently said manufacturing in the U.S. is booming, the ADP report tells a different story. Manufacturing jobs fell in July, ADP said. Construction added 39,000 and trade, transportation, and utilities added 61,000, leading the gaining sectors. Leisure and hospitality, a major source of job growth last year, added a modest 24,000. Health and education added 22,000. Professional and business services employment declined by 47,000, a possible signal of a souring economy. Information technology shed 18,000, which is a lot of job losses for a smaller segment of the economy. The slowing job market has also taken a toll on wage growth. The year-over-year pay increase for workers who stayed in the same job dipped to a three-year low of 4.8 percent in July. “With wage growth slowing down, the labor market is aligning with the Federal Reserve's efforts to curb inflation,” said ADP's chief economist, Nela Richardson. “If inflation goes back up, it won't be because of labor.” Source: breitbart.com https://twitter.com/WallStreetSilv/status/1818688428063494378      Nolte: 70% Say Kamala Harris's Economy Is Getting Worse Seventy percent of adults say the economy under President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris is getting worse, according to polling from Gallup. At the beginning of 2024, in February, only 61 percent said the economy was getting worse, while 32 percent said the economy was getting better. Since then, those numbers have all slid in the wrong direction. Source: breitbart.com

Melde Dich hier zu einem kostenlosen und unverbindlichen Erstgespräch an: https://der-mindsetcoach.de/ In der heutigen Folge erfährst Du, wie Inna das erstaunliche Therapieresultat erreicht hat, ihre Patientin innerhalb von 60 min von schweren Depressionen zu befreien.

In this episode of The Tactical Empire, Jeff Smith and Shawn Rider delve into Level Four of the Seven Levels of Financial Freedom. They introduce the concept of creating your own banking system through high early cash value life insurance policies. This revolutionary approach allows your money to work harder by earning interest continually, while also enabling you to borrow against the policy for major expenses and investments without liquidating your cash reserves. Jeff and Shawn discuss the immense benefits of infinite banking, the importance of properly structuring these policies, and share practical examples of how this strategy can reshape your financial future and create a sustainable path to high achievement and abundance.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to The Tactical Empire00:33 Introducing Level Four: Building Your Own Banking System01:54 Understanding the Infinite Banking Concept05:50 Practical Applications and Benefits08:58 Advanced Strategies and Personal Experiences21:45 Conclusion and Next StepsYou can connect with Shawn Rider on Facebook and Instagram. If what you heard resonated with you, you can find Jeff on Instagram, Facebook. If you're interested you can visit The Tactical Empire's website https://www.thetacticalempire.com/home-4169. And don't forget to visit us on Apple Podcasts to leave a review and let us know what you think! Your feedback keeps us going. Thanks for helping us spread the word!

Melde Dich hier zu einem kostenlosen und unverbindlichen Erstgespräch an: https://healing-humans.de/academy/ Christoph ist einer der besten Healing Humans Sporttherapeuten und hat bereits auch schwere, degenerative Fälle in den Griff bekommen. Wie er dies erreicht hat und warum er die Healing Humans Therapie so schätzt, erfährst Du heute.

General contractor Kajima Corp., Boldly Inc., a subsidiary of telecom carrier SoftBank Corp., and others said Wednesday that they have obtained permission to operate buses under so-called Level 4 autonomous driving, in which a system operates everything under certain conditions.

Melde Dich hier zu einem kostenlosen und unverbindlichen Erstgespräch an: https://healing-humans.de/academy/ Antje hat mit ihrer eigenen Tochter unglaubliches geschafft. Nachdem ihre Tochter unter Einblutungen unter der Haut gelitten hatte, wurde sie mit der Purpura Schönlein Hennoch Erkrankung diagnostiziert. Antje nutzte den Healing Humans Mindset Coach, um die Ursache der Probleme ihrer Tochter innerhalb von 40 min zu lösen, wonach die Erkrankung nachhaltig verschwand. Wie genau sie dies erreicht hat, erfährst Du in der heutigen Folge.

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Melde Dich hier zu einem kostenlosen und unverbindlichen Erstgespräch an: https://healing-humans.de/academy/ In dieser Expertenfolge geben wir dir tatsächliche Strategien aus der Healing Humans Academy an die Hand. Wir teilen erprobte Vorgehensweisen, Echtzeiterfahrungen und Protokolle, die wir persönlich bei unseren Klienten anwenden. Vorsicht: Die Inhalte dieser Folge wirst du unter Umständen erst verstehen, wenn du uns schon lange folgst oder Teilnehmer der Healing Humans Academy bist.

Bank earnings are sending mixed signals, as the money centers and investment banks painting different pictures for the financial space. How results are impacting markets, and what it could mean for the rest of earnings season. Plus A pivotal moment for Japan, as the Yen hits fresh 34-year lows. So will regulators step in? And what it means for investing overseas. Fast Money Disclaimer

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Wie unterschieden sich die Assistenz-Level beim autonomen oder teilautonomen Fahren? Warum machen Regen und Nebel so große Probleme? Was für Sensortypen verwenden die Hersteller? Und: Wo können sich komplett autonome Autos richtig durchsetzen? Mit diesen und noch mehr Fragen löchern wir in dieser Folge des c't uplink Sven Hansen und Stefan Porteck. Unseren Schwerpunkt zum autonomen Fahren lesen Sie in c't 6/2024.

The world is coming to our doorstep. There are around 1 million international students in the US. The top sending countries are China and India, countries it is often difficult to send missionaries to. Do you have a college close to your church? In these 5 podcasts, learn actions you can take to minister to these students. Bradley Mercer serves with IM, Inc. reaching international students at the University of Missouri. Aaron Pontious is pastor of Rejoice Church in Columbia, Missouri. #NAFWB #BetterTogether #College #CollegeMinistry #Outreach #InternationalStudents

It is time to press start and begin level four of my accessibility in gaming series. In part four of my twelve part series highlighting accessibility in gaming, I sit down to talk to the great and powerful Sightless Kombat. Sightless Kombat is a gamer without sight and is an accredited and award winning accessibility consultant. Additionally, Sightless Kombat is a well respected content creator who highlights accessibility in gaming through reviews, first impressions, and playthroughs. I was so honored to talk with Sightless, because as a blind gamer myself I use his accessibility reviews to decide whether I should buy a game. If you were ever curious as to how Sightless Kombat approaches accessibility then you will want to listen closely as he explains his process. If I had to pick out a favorite part of our interview then it is our conversation about how physical merchandise can be used as an accessibility feature. To read his reviews and get links to where he uploads his content make sure to visit his website at https://www.sightlesskombat.com.

The one where Kevin and Sam talk about Sam taking his CrossFit Level 4 Evaluation.

¡Feliz Año Nuevo 2024! Empezamos este nuevo año hablando del nivel 4 de Link's Awakening: Angler's Tunnel, no sin antes repasar nuestra parte favorita del juego: la cita romántica entre Link y Marin. También hablamos de Schule Donavitch, el cocodrilo pintor de la Villa Animal, que está pintando algo especial... Música Intro y Outro de: Qumu Music https://www.youtube.com/user/qumumusic #Podcast #TheLegendOfZelda #Monterrey

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Guest Star: Fraser Nicol fills us in on his refereeing journey. How he has gone from Level 1 to Level 4, and continued to build his facebook community along the way - THE GRQ PODCAST EP105 Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_GzvxPbX1UQBeFluD3OLQg/join SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS https://bit.ly/2I8KrVH for all your golf rules GRQOTW104 - Tyson is unable to get free relief for the safety fence that is on his line of play, as line of play interference by an immovable obstruction is only available when the player's ball is on the putting green.If a Committee believes that a safety/protective fence is interfering with the normal playing of the game, they can adopt Model Local Rule E-6. Fraser Nicol, the founder of The Golf Rules Samaritan facebook group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/thegolfrulessamaritanwas on Episode 48 of The GRQ Podcast, and spoke to us about starting the facebook group, and creating an amazing excel spreadsheet to help others learn the Rules of Golf.Since then, Fraser has got himself into a full time job with the PGA in the United Kingdom, and really enjoys applying the excellent Rules knowledge, as well as picking up other skills along the way, such as the craft of refereeing, and setting up courses for the professionals. GRQOTW105 A player is searching for their tee shot and then finds a ball in the rough that he knows is a ball he hit from the teeing area.Their three minute search time then expires.He then finds another ball, and he knows this is also a ball he hit from the teeing area.The problem is he doesn't know which ball is the original and which ball is the provisional ball.What is the ruling?. . GOLFRULES QUESTIONS MERCHANDISE Get yourself a Roo&Coo polo: https://golfrulesquestions.myspreadshop.com/ . DO YOU HAVE A RULES OF GOLF QUESTION: Email - golfrules.questions@gmail.com WANT TO TEST YOUR RULES OF GOLF KNOWLEDGE? Head to: www.golfrulesquestions.com WANT A QUICK GOLF RULES REFERENCE Head to Instagram: @golfrules_questions (https://www.instagram.com/golfrules_questions/?hl=en) OR JOIN THE FACEBOOK COMMUNITY https://www.facebook.com/golfrulesquestions LISTEN TO THE GRQ PODCAST ON APPLE OR SPOTIFY Click here: https://anchor.fm/golfrules-questions SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS https://bit.ly/2I8KrVH for all your golf rules #GolfRules #GolfRulesQuestions #blakey

词汇提示1.prosperous 繁荣的2.Powder magazine 弹药库3.fairs 集市4.auctions 拍卖5.drafted 起草原文Colonial WilliamsburgTravelers in the desert or the jungle sometimes see the remains of old cities.These cities were once large and prosperous, but something has changed.Perhaps the climate got drier or wetter; perhaps the trade routes, which had brought merchants to the city, now went elsewhere; perhaps enemies destroyed them; or perhaps disease or famine drove the people away.Other cities, which were once important, have become less so in time.Jamestown,Virginia, the first English colony in America is now only an historic site.It began as the capital of Virginia.But when fire destroyed the government buildings in 1699, the capital was moved to nearby Williamsburg.Williamsburg was an important town for many years.The British Governors lived there, and two of them worked on the plans for the town and its buildings.The College of William and Mary was established there in the 1690s - the second oldest college in America.As the capital, Williamsburg contained many public buildings, including a courthouse, a jail, a powder magazine, the governor's palace, and the government building.Of course, there were many private houses as well.From 1699 until 1780, Williamsburg was the capital of Virginia.Many people came there for government and legal business.It was also a social center with dances, fairs, horse races and auctions.The Governor and his wife provided expensive dinners and entertainment for their guests.Most of the important people in Virginia owned tobacco plantations.In 1612, John Rolfe had first raised tobacco to sell to England.Soon tobacco farming was Virginia's most important business.Most planters were able to build large houses and buy slaves to do their work.One plantation owner is said to have owned 300,000 acres of land and 1,000 black slaves, as well as having large amounts of money.The planters were the leaders of this colonial society, and they resented British interference in their local government.When England imposed taxes on the American colonists in 1765, it was a Virginian, Patrick Henry, who spoke against them.His words, "Give me liberty, or give me death" helped to inspire the American Revolution.As complaints about British rule increased, it was Virginians who led the rebels.George Washington became commander of the revolutionary army, and Thomas Jefferson drafted the Declaration of Independence in 1776.In 1780, the capital of Virginia was moved to Richmond.Williamsburg was now simply a small college town of local importance.Not much changed in Williamsburg for many years.In the twentieth century, the Reverend Dr. Goodwin, who was the priest at the Williamsburg Church, had the idea of restoring Williamsburg to the way it appeared in colonial days.Goodwin approached John D. Rockefeller Jr. with his idea, and Rockefeller agreed to finance the project.Beginning in 1926, the old buildings of Williamsburg were restored to their original form.First were the college buildings, then the Raleigh Tavern, the government building, the governor's palace and so on.Buildings that had been destroyed over time were reconstructed from plans and descriptions.Soon the restored buildings were opened to the public.Guides,dressed in eighteenth century costumes, show visitors through the buildings and gardens.Visitors can also travel to nearby tobacco plantations.Now tourists who pay admission to visit this wonderful historic town finance much of the work of restoration and conservation.翻译殖民地威廉斯堡在沙漠或丛林中的旅行者有时会看到古城的遗迹。这些城市曾经是大而繁荣的，但有些事情发生了变化。也许气候变得更干燥或更潮湿;也许曾经把商人带到城市的贸易路线现在去了别的地方;也许是敌人摧毁了他们;也可能是疾病或饥荒把人们赶走了。其他一些曾经很重要的城市，随着时间的推移，已经变得不那么重要了。弗吉尼亚州的詹姆斯敦，英国在美国的第一个殖民地，现在只是一个历史遗迹。它最初是弗吉尼亚州的首府。但当1699年大火烧毁政府大楼时，首都就搬到了附近的威廉斯堡。威廉斯堡多年来一直是一个重要的城镇。英国总督住在那里，其中两人负责规划小镇及其建筑。威廉玛丽学院于17世纪90年代在那里建立，是美国第二古老的学院。作为首都，威廉斯堡有许多公共建筑，包括法院、监狱、火药库、州长官邸和政府大楼。当然，也有许多私人住宅。从1699年到1780年，威廉斯堡是弗吉尼亚州的首府。许多人来这里是为了政府和法律事务。它也是一个社交中心，有舞会、集市、赛马和拍卖。总督夫妇为客人提供昂贵的晚餐和娱乐。弗吉尼亚的大多数重要人物都拥有烟草种植园。1612年，约翰·罗尔夫(John Rolfe)首次种植烟草，并出售给英国。很快，烟草种植成为弗吉尼亚最重要的产业。大多数种植园主能够建造大房子，并购买奴隶来干活。据说一位种植园主拥有30万英亩土地和1000名黑人奴隶，还拥有大量资金。种植园主是这个殖民地社会的领袖，他们憎恨英国对当地政府的干预。当英国在1765年向美洲殖民者征税时，是弗吉尼亚人帕特里克·亨利(Patrick Henry)反对他们。他的名言“不自由，毋宁死”激发了美国革命。随着对英国统治的不满不断增加，领导叛乱的是弗吉尼亚人。乔治·华盛顿成为革命军队的指挥官，托马斯·杰斐逊在1776年起草了《独立宣言》。1780年，弗吉尼亚的首府迁至里士满。威廉斯堡现在只是当地一个重要的大学城。威廉斯堡多年来没有太大变化。在二十世纪，威廉斯堡教堂的牧师古德温(Goodwin)博士有一个想法，要把威廉斯堡恢复到殖民时期的样子。古德温向小约翰·d·洛克菲勒提出了他的想法，洛克菲勒同意为这个项目提供资金。从1926年开始，威廉斯堡的老建筑被恢复到原来的样子。首先是大学大楼，然后是罗利酒馆，政府大楼，总督宫殿等等。随着时间的推移，被摧毁的建筑物根据计划和描述进行了重建。很快，修复后的建筑向公众开放。导游穿着18世纪的服装，带领游客参观建筑和花园。游客还可以前往附近的烟草种植园。现在，那些付费参观这个奇妙的历史小镇的游客为修复和保护工作提供了大量资金。

词汇提示1.ethics 伦理2.barracks 营房3.discriminate 歧视4.ethnic 民族的5.boasting 自夸的6.bribe 贿赂7.tentative 试探性的8.hazardous 有毒害的原文Business EthicsWhat do business and ethics have to do with each other?Business is about making profits.Ethics is about right and wrong.Well,business ethics is the study of right and wrong as applied to business actions.Some businessmen would say that there is no need for business ethics.If we don't break the laws of the country, we have nothing to worry about.However,we can do many bad things without breaking laws.In some countries, it would be legal for a businessman to pollute the land, sea and air, to confine his workers to barracks and to hire children to work in factories.But,these things may not be right.On the other hand, it may be illegal for a businessman to do some good things.For example, his society may expect him to treat people unequally and discriminate against some ethnic or religious groups.In order to know what is right or wrong, we need a moral rule.This rule does not come from business itself, but from ethics.So we need a statement of what we believe to be right.The American Declaration of Independence in 1776 states an ethical principle: "We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal..…."The Declaration further tells us that all men have a right to "...life,liberty and the pursuit of happiness."Principles such as these can be used in American politics and law to decide whether an action is right or wrong.Many companies have their own ethical guidelines.IBM,for example, outlines its corporate ethics under headings such as, "Tips,Gifts and Entertainment, ""Accurate Reporting," "Fair Competition,"and "Not boasting."So each employee knows what to do or not to do in various situations.Ethical choices are made on three levels.Individuals,by companies and by societies, make them.An individual might choose whether or not to accept a bribe.A company might decide whether or not to bribe government officials.A government or society might decide whether or not to outlaw bribery.Similar principles of right and wrong might be used at all three levels.For example, it might be decided that bribery is simply wrong in all situations.On the other hand, it might be decided to view the situation case by case.In other words, there is a strong ethical stand and a more tentative ethical stand.The strong ethical stand applies when you have a basic moral principle and apply it to all situations.For example, you might believe that it was always wrong to let workers handle hazardous substances without any protection.The weaker stand would consider whether it is legal to do so.If it is legal to let workers handle dangerous materials, and this conforms to social expectations, then the weak ethical stand would say, "No problem."As long as the law is not broken, and no one strenuously objects, then everything is okay.However,in ethics there is a principle called the "moral minimum."This principle means that you should never harm another person knowingly.The only exception would be to protect some other people, or yourself.So business ethics would say that the businessman who exposes his workers to hazardous chemicals is wrong.He is not practicing the moral minimum.翻译商业道德商业和道德之间有什么关系?做生意就是要赚钱。道德是关于对与错的。嗯，商业伦理是对应用于商业行为的对与错的研究。有些商人会说，不需要商业道德。如果我们不违反国家的法律，我们没有什么可担心的。然而，我们可以做很多坏事而不违法。在一些国家，商人污染土地、海洋和空气，将工人限制在营房里，雇佣儿童在工厂工作是合法的。但是，这些事情可能并不正确。另一方面，商人做一些好事可能是违法的。例如，他所在的社会可能期望他不平等地对待他人，歧视某些种族或宗教团体。为了知道什么是对或错，我们需要一个道德准则。这条规则不是来自商业本身，而是来自道德。所以我们需要一个我们认为正确的陈述。1776年的《美国独立宣言》阐明了一条道德原则:“我们认为这些真理是不言而喻的:人人生而平等......”《宣言》进一步告诉我们，所有人都有权“……生命，自由和对幸福的追求"诸如此类的原则可以用于美国的政治和法律，以决定一项行动是对还是错。许多公司都有自己的道德准则。例如，IBM在“小费、礼物和娱乐”、“准确报告”、“公平竞争”和“不自夸”等标题下概述了它的企业道德。所以每个员工都知道在不同的情况下该做什么不该做什么。道德选择有三个层面。个人、公司和社会都在制造它们。个人可以选择是否接受贿赂。公司可以决定是否贿赂政府官员。政府或社会可以决定是否取缔贿赂。类似的是非原则可以在所有三个层次上使用。例如，可能会认为贿赂在任何情况下都是错误的。另一方面，也可以根据具体情况来看待情况。换句话说，有一个强烈的道德立场和一个更试探性的道德立场。当你有一个基本的道德原则，并将其应用于所有情况时，你就会有强烈的道德立场。例如，你可能认为让工人在没有任何保护的情况下处理有害物质总是错误的。立场较弱的一方会考虑这样做是否合法。如果让工人处理危险材料是合法的，这符合社会期望，那么道德立场薄弱的人会说:“没问题。”只要法律没有被打破，没有人极力反对，那么一切都没问题。然而，在伦理学中有一个原则叫做“道德最低限度”。这个原则意味着你永远不应该故意伤害别人。唯一的例外是为了保护其他人，或者你自己。因此，商业道德会说，让工人接触危险化学品的商人是错误的。他没有达到道德的最低限度。

Celebrate our one-year anniversary recording in Iacon Studio with Ryan, Scott, Jamie Skull, and special Guest Ashley Wolfenbarger as we discuss sushi, water-related personal disasters, Box Office Mojo of Leonardo DiCaprio, and draft best all-time comedy movies, Round 1 (that was hard!). Plus a surprise taste test and Jamie opens her birthday gift! We are also sharing a gofundme for some dear friends of the podcast, Lance and Lindsey Adams, who are going through a very difficult time right now. Please read their story and help out if you can, or at least pass the link along! We all need help sometimes, and we have to help each other. https://www.gofundme.com/f/HELPOURFAMILYHAVEHEATTHISWINTER?utm_campaign=p_lico+share-sheet&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

词汇提示1.hectic 繁忙2.refuge 避难3.stagnant 停滞4.patio 露台5.rippling 涟漪6.willow 柳树7.rushes 灯芯草8.crawfish 小龙虾原文A Favorite PlaceIt is good to have a favorite place where you can go to be alone and relax.Sometimes,this spot is your own room or a quiet part of the house.Sometimes,it is somewhere outdoors away from people and busy streets.Or you may feel most comfortable in a shopping mall or a downtown park.Our favorite place is especially nice to go to at times of stress.When work gets too hectic, or we have trouble with other people, then our favorite place is a refuge from these difficulties.My special spot is very close to where I work.It is on a busy university campus.Atone end of the university, hidden among several buildings, there is a pond.This pond is surrounded by large rocks, which rise up like a small cliff on one side.Shooting out of these rocks are water pipes, which create a small waterfall.The water is drawn up from the bottom of the pond and drops back into the middle.This keeps the water from becoming stagnant.On the other side of the pond, there is a grassy shore and a flat stone patio.Here,in the summer, people can sit out and have meals.Yet,very few people come here to sit; perhaps because they are very busy with their work.There is something very calm and pleasant about trees and grass and shade, about birds singing and water rippling, and flowers blooming all around.Green is a relaxing color for the eyes.Still water suggests peace.Running water seems full of life.There is a large weeping willow tree on the grassy side of the pond.Its branches touch the water and shade much of the pond.Rushes grow in the shallow water.The pond is only about three feet deep.In the summer, there are beautiful water lilies in bloom over much of the pond.Sometimes,I have counted over thirty blooms, and some flowers are over five inches wide.Goldfish and minnows are the pond's chief inhabitants.But there are also crawfish and other animals.At different times there have been a turtlea water snake, and a family of ducks.Behind the pond is a large glassy wall, which reflects the entire scene.One can also go inside and view the pond, even on rainy or snowy days.There are several gardens close to the pond.One of the gardeners told me that he could turn the waterfall off and on.Usually on the weekends it is turned off, but if there is a special event the water fallis left on.Behind the glassy wall is a cafeteria.Here,visitors to the university are sometimes taken for meals.The students do not use it.In the winter, the pond freezes over.Sometimes,if the winter is very cold the pond freezes right down to the bottom.Then,most of the goldfish and minnows die.Usually,some survive in the mud at the bottom of the pond.Occasionally,people will skate on the pond, if the ice is smooth.When spring comes, a lot of the old rushes and water lily leaves from the previous year are cleared away.This makes the pond more attractive and gives the new plants room to grow.If there are too many rushes, they are sometimes cut down in summer.Then visitors can see the water lilies better.Chances are that if you ever visit Brock University in St. Catharines, Ontario, you will hear about Pond Inlet.And,if you come in the summer, you will probably see me there, thinking about my next article.翻译最喜欢的地方有一个你最喜欢的地方可以独自去放松是件好事。有时，这个地方是你自己的房间或房子的一个安静的部分。有时，它是在远离人群和繁忙街道的户外。或者你可能在购物中心或市中心的公园里感觉最舒服。我们最喜欢的地方在压力大的时候特别适合去。当工作变得太忙，或者我们与他人有麻烦时，我们最喜欢的地方就是逃避这些困难的避难所。我的特殊位置离我工作的地方很近。它在一个繁忙的大学校园里。在大学的一端，隐藏在几栋建筑之中，有一个池塘。这个池塘四周都是大岩石，这些岩石在一边像小悬崖一样耸立起来。从这些岩石中射出的是水管，形成了一个小瀑布。水从池塘底部被抽上来，然后又落回池塘中央。这样可以防止水停滞不前。在池塘的另一边，有一个草地岸边和一个平坦的石头露台。在这里，夏天，人们可以坐在外面吃饭。然而，很少有人来这里坐;也许是因为他们工作太忙了。树木、草地和树荫，鸟儿歌唱，流水潺潺，周围的鲜花盛开，都有一种非常平静和愉快的感觉。绿色是让眼睛放松的颜色。静水意味着和平。流水似乎充满了生命。池塘的草地边有一棵大垂柳。它的树枝触到水面，遮蔽了池塘的大部分。浅水里长着灯心草。这个池塘只有大约三英尺深。在夏天，池塘的大部分地方都盛开着美丽的睡莲。有时，我数过有三十多朵花，有些花有五英寸多宽。金鱼和鲦鱼是池塘里的主要居民。但也有小龙虾和其他动物。在不同的时期，曾出现过海龟、水蛇和鸭子家族。池塘后面是一面巨大的玻璃墙，它反映了整个场景。即使在雨天或下雪天，人们也可以进去观赏池塘。池塘附近有几个花园。其中一个园丁告诉我他可以打开和关闭瀑布。通常在周末它是关闭的，但如果有特殊活动，瀑布是开着的。玻璃墙后面是自助餐厅。在这里，参观大学的游客有时会被带去吃饭。学生们不使用它。冬天，池塘结冰了。有时，如果冬天很冷，池塘的底部就会结冰。然后，大多数金鱼和鲦鱼都死了。通常，有些在池塘底部的泥浆中存活。偶尔，如果冰面光滑的话，人们会在池塘上滑冰。当春天来临时，许多往年的灯心草和睡莲叶子都会被清理掉。这使池塘更有吸引力，并给新植物生长的空间。如果有太多的灯心草，它们有时会在夏天被砍掉。然后游客可以更好地看到睡莲。如果你曾经访问过安大略省圣凯瑟琳的布洛克大学，你很有可能会听说池塘入口。而且，如果你夏天来，你可能会在那里看到我，思考我的下一篇文章。

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词汇提示1.summoned 传唤2.penalties 惩罚的3.registering 登记注册4.panel 咨询组5.prosecution 控诉6.burglary 入室盗窃罪7.approximately 大约8.attorney 律师9.insinuate 暗示10.swayed 摇摆11.civil suit 民事诉讼12.preponderance 多数原文Trial By JuryIf you are a citizen of Canada or the United States, it is very likely that you will be summoned at some time for jury duty.A letter will come in the mail, telling you to report to a certain place at a given time.There are legal penalties for not attending, because jury duty is considered every citizen's responsibility.Often a large number of people, perhaps several hundred, will be summoned at onetime.When you arrive, you will join a line-up of others who are registering for duty.Eventually,you will get to a table and talk to an official.If you have a special reason for not being a juror, such as ill health, you may be excused at this point.Those not immediately exempted become a part of a "jury panel."Out of this panel, a number of juries of twelve people will be chosen.These will decide a variety of criminal cases over the next few weeks.What follows is the experience of one woman in a "jury pool."She went with the others into a large courtroom where they spent the whole day.At the front of the courtroom were the judge, and the lawyers for the prosecution and for the defense.One of the lawyers explained what the case was going to be about.The names of the jury panel were in a box at the front.When someone's name was called, they went up to the front of the courtroom.The person called up would then have a chance to explain why they couldn't serve as a juror, if there was some reason preventing them.For example, one woman was dismissed because she knew the accused.The first jury to be chosen was for a burglary case.A panel member went forward and faced the accused.Then the lawyers in the trial decided whether the juror was satisfactory to them.At lunchtime, the panel was dismissed for an hour.The second jury was to try someone on a charge of murder.Usually the panel was told approximately how long the trial might be.Since jurors are not usually paid, many would like to avoid being involved in a long trial.The woman was called forward and had to look the man accused of murder in the eye.This made her quite nervous.Judging by her expression, the two lawyers would decide whether they wanted her on the jury or not.The defense lawyer would try to choose someone who seemed sympathetic to the man accused.The prosecutor would prefer someone who was not sympathetic.The woman excused herself by saying that she had a very young child to look after and no relatives to help.She was allowed to go home at the end of the day.Some people wonder whether it is fair for lawyers to dismiss jurors who may not be sympathetic to their cases.For example, defense lawyers may try to choose young people if they think that these will be less severe to their clients.In the case above, the lawyer seemed to prefer women to men.This means that a lot of people are dismissed from being jurors without a good reason.One principle of the jury system, however, is to protect the rights of the accused particularly well.One might say that the jury system is biased in favor of the defendant.This is why defense lawyers have an opportunity to dismiss people who they think will not be favorable to their clients.Furthermore,having twelve jurors gives the defense good opportunity for a successful defense.If the defense attorney can raise a reasonable doubt about the guilt of his client in even one juror, then the accused has a chance of being released.This happened in the O. J. Simpson murder trial.There,even though there was strong evidence that Simpson committed the crime, the defense was able to insinuate some doubts among the jurors.Moreover,the defense lawyers may be able to appeal to the emotions of the jurors, particularly if they can think of a way to gain sympathy for their client.For this reason, defense lawyers are more likely to choose trial by jury over trial by judge alone.A judge is less likely to be swayed by emotion than a jury.And a defense attorney may also prefer a criminal trial to a civil suit.In the latter case, the client does not have to be proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt but will be found liable if the preponderance of evidence is against him or her.This is why O.J. Simpson was acquitted on criminal charges, but then found liable for damages in a civil suit.翻译陪审团审判如果你是加拿大或美国公民，你很可能会在某个时候被传唤履行陪审团义务。邮件中会有一封信，让你在特定的时间到特定的地点报到。由于陪审义务被认为是每个公民的责任，因此不参加陪审会受到法律处罚。通常一次会召集大量的人，可能有几百人。当你到达时，你将加入一排正在登记值班的人。最后，你会坐到一张桌子前，和一位官员交谈。如果你有特殊原因不能担任陪审员，比如身体不好，你可以在这一点上被原谅。那些没有立即获得豁免的人成为“陪审团”的一部分。从这个小组中，将选出12人组成的陪审团。他们将在未来几周内对各种刑事案件作出裁决。以下是一位女性在“陪审团池”中的经历。她和其他人一起走进一个大法庭，在那里度过了一整天。站在法庭前面的是法官，以及控方和辩方的律师。其中一位律师解释了这个案子的内容。陪审团的名字在前面的一个盒子里。当有人叫到名字时，他们就走到法庭前面。被召唤的人将有机会解释为什么他们不能担任陪审员，如果有什么原因阻止他们。例如，一名妇女因认识被告而被解雇。选出的第一个陪审团是一起入室盗窃案。一名陪审团成员走上前去面对被告。然后律师们在审判中决定陪审员是否令他们满意。午餐时，小组休息一小时。第二个陪审团要审判一个被控谋杀的人。通常陪审团会被告知审判大概需要多长时间。由于陪审员通常没有报酬，许多人希望避免卷入旷日持久的审判。那个女人被叫到前面，不得不正视那个被控谋杀的男人。这使她很紧张。根据她的表情，两位律师将决定是否让她加入陪审团。辩护律师会尽量选择一个似乎同情被告的人。公诉人会选择不同情他的人。那位妇女为自己辩解说，她有一个很小的孩子要照顾，没有亲戚可以帮忙。她被允许在一天结束时回家。一些人怀疑律师解雇那些可能对他们的案件不感兴趣的陪审员是否公平。例如，辩护律师可能会选择年轻人，如果他们认为这些人对他们的客户不那么严重。在上面的案例中，律师似乎更喜欢女人而不是男人。这意味着很多人在没有充分理由的情况下就被解雇了。然而，陪审制度的一个原则是特别保护被告的权利。有人可能会说陪审团制度偏向于被告。这就是为什么辩护律师有机会解雇那些他们认为对他们的客户不利的人。此外，有12名陪审员为辩方提供了成功辩护的好机会。如果辩护律师能对其当事人的有罪提出合理的怀疑，哪怕只有一名陪审员，那么被告就有机会被释放。这发生在o.j.辛普森谋杀案的审判中。在那里，即使有强有力的证据表明辛普森犯了罪，辩方还是能够在陪审员中引起一些怀疑。此外，辩护律师可能会吸引陪审员的情绪，特别是如果他们能想到一种方法来获得对他们的当事人的同情。出于这个原因，辩护律师更有可能选择陪审团审判而不是法官单独审判。法官不像陪审团那样容易受情绪影响。辩护律师也可能更喜欢刑事审判而不是民事诉讼。在后一种情况下，当事人不必在排除合理怀疑的情况下被证明有罪，但如果证据优势对他或她不利，则应被判有罪。这就是为什么O.J.辛普森在刑事指控中被判无罪，但在民事诉讼中却被判负有损害赔偿责任。

词汇提示1.frustrating 沮丧的2.charitable institutions 慈善机构3.tipped 倾倒4.horrified 惊恐5.handicapped 残疾的6.sympathetic 有同情心的7.pupil 学生8.Braille 盲文原文Helen KellerWhat would it be like to be unable to see anything, hear anything, or say anything?Life for young Helen Keller was like that.She had had an illness before she was two years old that had left her deaf, dumb and blind.After that, it was difficult for her to communicate with anyone.She could only learn by feeling with her hands.This was very frustrating for Helen, her mother and her father.Helen Keller grew up in Alabama, U.S.A., during the 1880s and 1890s.At that time, people who had lost the use of their eyes, ears and mouth often ended up in charitable institutions.Such a place would provide them with basic food and shelter until they died.Or they could go out on the streets with a beggar's bowl and ask strangers for money.Since Helen's parents were not poor, she did not have to do either of these things.But her parents knew that they would have to do something to help her.One day, when she was six years old, Helen became frustrated that her mother was spending so much time with the new baby.Unable to express her anger, Helen tipped over the baby's crib, nearly injuring the baby.Her parents were horrified and decided to take the last chance open to them.They would try to find someone to teach Helen to communicate.A new school in Boston claimed to be able to teach children like Helen.The Kellers wrote a letter to the school in Boston asking for help.In March 1887, a teacher, twenty year old Anne Sullivan arrived at the Keller's home in Tuscumbia, Alabama.Anne Sullivan herself had had a very difficult life.Her mother had died when she was eight.Two years later, their father had abandoned Anne and her little brother Jimmy.Anne was nearly blind and her brother had a diseased hip.No one wanted the two handicapped children, so they were sent to a charitable institution.Jimmy died there.At age 14, Anne, who was not quite blind, was sent to the school for the blind in Boston.Since she had not had any schooling before, she had to start in Grade One.Then she had an operation that gave her back some of her eyesight.Since Anne knew what it was like to be blind, she was a sympathetic teacher.Before Anne could teach Helen anything, she had to get her attention.Because Helen was so hard to communicate with, she was often left alone to do as she pleased.A few days after she arrived, Anne insisted that Helen learn to sit down at the table and eat breakfast properly.Anne told the Kellers to leave, and she spent all morning in the breakfast room with Helen.Finally,after a difficult struggle she got the little girl to sit at the table and use a knife and fork.Since the Keller family did not like to be strict with Helen, Anne decided that she needed to be alone with her for a while.There was a little cottage away from the big house.The teacher and pupil moved there for some weeks.It was here that Anne taught Helen the manual alphabet.This was a system of sign language.But since Helen couldn't see, Anne had to make the signs in her hands so that she could feel them.For along time, Helen had no idea what the words she was learning meant.She learned words like "box" and "cat," but hadn't learned that they referred to those objects.One day, Anne dragged Helen to a water pump and made the signs for"water" while she pumped water over Helen's hands.Helen at last made the connection between the signs and the thing."Water"was that cool, wet liquid stuff.Once Helen realized that the manual alphabet could be used to name things, she ran around naming everything.Before too long, she began to make sentences using the manual alphabet.She also learned to read and write using the "Square Hand Alphabet" which was made up of raised square letters.Before long, she was also using Braille and beginning to read books.Helen eventually learned to speak a little, although this was hard for her because she couldn't hear herself.She went on to school and then to Radcliffe College.She wrote articles and books, gave lectures, and worked tirelessly to help the blind.The little girl who couldn't communicate with anyone became, in time, a wonderful communicator.翻译海伦·凯勒什么也看不见，什么也听不见，什么也说不出来会是什么感觉?年轻的海伦·凯勒的生活就是这样。她在两岁之前生过一场病，导致她又聋又哑又盲。从那以后，她很难与任何人沟通。她只能用手摸来学习。这对海伦、她的父母来说都是非常令人沮丧的。海伦·凯勒于19世纪八九十年代在美国阿拉巴马州长大。在那个时候，那些失去了眼睛、耳朵和嘴巴的人最后往往会去慈善机构。这样的地方可以为他们提供基本的食物和住所，直到他们死去。或者他们可以拿着乞丐的碗走到街上向陌生人要钱。由于海伦的父母并不穷，她不必做这两件事。但是她的父母知道他们必须做点什么来帮助她。海伦六岁的时候，有一天，她对妈妈花那么多时间和新生婴儿在一起感到沮丧。海伦无法表达她的愤怒，打翻了婴儿床，差点把婴儿弄伤。她的父母吓坏了，决定抓住最后的机会。他们会设法找人教海伦交流。波士顿的一所新学校声称能够教海伦这样的孩子。凯勒一家给波士顿的学校写了一封信寻求帮助。1887年3月，20岁的教师安妮·沙利文来到凯勒在阿拉巴马州图斯坎比亚的家。安妮·沙利文自己的生活也很艰难。她母亲在她八岁时就去世了。两年后，他们的父亲抛弃了安妮和她的弟弟吉米。安妮几乎失明了，而她的哥哥髋骨有病。没有人要这两个残疾儿童，所以他们被送到了慈善机构。吉米死在那里。14岁时，还没有完全失明的安妮被送到波士顿的一所盲人学校。由于她以前没有受过任何教育，她不得不从一年级开始。后来她做了手术，恢复了部分视力。因为安妮知道盲人的感受，所以她是一位富有同情心的老师。在安妮教海伦任何东西之前，她必须引起她的注意。因为海伦很难与人沟通，所以她经常被独自留下做她想做的事。到了几天后，安妮坚持要海伦学会在餐桌旁坐下，好好吃早餐。安妮叫凯勒一家离开，她整个上午都和海伦待在早餐室里。最后，经过一番艰难的挣扎，她让小女孩坐在桌子旁使用刀叉。由于凯勒一家不喜欢对海伦太严格，安妮决定自己需要和海伦单独待一段时间。在大房子的旁边有一间小屋。老师和学生搬到那里住了几个星期。就是在这里，安妮教会了海伦手工字母。这是一种手语系统。但由于海伦看不见，安妮不得不用手做手势，这样她才能感觉到。很长一段时间，海伦不知道她正在学习的单词是什么意思。她学会了“盒子”和“猫”这样的词，但不知道它们指的是这些物体。一天，安妮把海伦拖到一个水泵旁，一边把水抽到海伦手上，一边做着“水”的手势。海伦终于把这些符号和那个东西联系起来了。“水”是那种又冷又湿的液体。当海伦意识到可以用手工字母来命名事物时，她四处奔波，为所有事物命名。不久之后，她开始用手语字母造句。她还学会了用由凸起的方形字母组成的“方手字母表”来阅读和书写。不久，她也开始使用盲文，并开始阅读书籍。海伦最终学会了说一点话，尽管这对她来说很困难，因为她听不到自己的声音。她继续上学，然后去了拉德克利夫学院。她写文章和书，做演讲，不知疲倦地帮助盲人。那个不能和任何人交流的小女孩，最终变成了一个很棒的沟通者。

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词汇提示1.garage 车库2.lawn 草坪3.dealer 经销商4.antique 古董5.flea 跳蚤6.motto 座右铭7.boast 夸耀8.catalogues 目录9.attic 阁楼原文Garage Sales and Yard SalesEvery Saturday morning in our part of the world - except in winter - many people drive around the city looking for yard sales.Yard sales, or garage sales, often take place in the driveway of someone's home, or perhaps on the front lawn.The homeowners take out all the stuff they don't want and arrange it in front of their house.Usually,they put a price tag on items.People driving by will stop to see if there is anything they want.Many people spend every Saturday morning shopping at yard sales.If they find that they have bought too many things, then they have a yard sale of their own.Some of the shoppers are dealers who buy things for resale.Sometimes they resell them at their own yard sales.But some dealers are professionals who run antique stores, used bookshops, flea markets or used furniture and appliance stores.Usually the dealers will try to get to the yard sale before anyone else.That way they have the best selection.Often they will try to buy items for less than the price tag says.The cheaper they can buy the item, the more profit they can make when they resell it.Their motto is, "Buy low. Sell high."Sometimes a merchant will boast that he paid one dollar for a glass or china cup at a yard sale, and sold it for $100 at his store, or on the Internet.By having catalogues that show the value of "collectibles," dealers can sometimes make large profits.Now,however, many of the people having yard sales will try to check the value of the things they are selling first.So it is getting harder to get a real bargain.One reason for yard sales is that North Americans often live in big houses, which fill up with things.People may use the basement, the attic, the spare room and the garage to store things that they are not using.If they store things in their garage, all they have to do is open the garage door to have a garage sale.When children grow up and move away, the parents will often sell the children's old clothes, toys and furniture.Another reason for yard sales is that there are a lot of things that people might like,but don't want to pay full price for.For example, if someone likes to read novels, they may be happy to pay one dollar for a book at a yard sale,rather than 20 or 30 dollars at a retail store.What sorts of things are sold at yard sales?Just about anything that you might find in a house or a yard.There are ornaments, china, home decorations, sports equipment, bicycles, games, dolls,toys, tables and chairs,lamps, appliances, books, records,paintings, clothes, record players, and much more.Some items are things that were popular a few years ago but have now gone out of fashion.This might include many toys, books and games that relate to an old television show that is no longer being shown.While a lot of older people go to yard sales, so do a lot of students.Students and young people may need cheap furniture for their apartment or a bicycle to get to school or work.They may not be able to pay full price.If you are lucky, you can find almost anything at a yard sale.The trick is to get there early.Most yard sales are advertised to start at 9:00 am, but dealers may arrive as early as 7:30 am.By 10:00 am the busiest part is already over, although most yard sales go on into the afternoon.Yard sales tend to prove the common saying that "one person's trash is another person's treasure.翻译车库售卖和庭院售卖在我们这片土地上，除了冬天，每个星期六的早晨，都会有许多人开车在城市里转来转去，寻找旧货出售。庭院销售或车库销售通常发生在某人家的车道上，或者可能在前面的草坪上。房主把所有他们不想要的东西都拿出来，放在他们的房子前面。通常，他们会在商品上贴上价格标签。开车经过的人会停下来看看是否有他们想要的东西。许多人在每周六上午在庭院大甩卖中购物。如果他们发现他们买了太多的东西，那么他们有一个自己的庭院出售。有些购物者是买东西转售的经销商。有时他们会在自己的庭院拍卖会上转卖。但有些经销商是经营古董店、二手书店、跳蚤市场或二手家具和电器店的专业人士。通常经销商会比其他人先到旧货市场。这样他们就有了最好的选择。他们通常会尝试以低于标价的价格购买商品。他们买的东西越便宜，他们转售时能赚的利润就越多。他们的座右铭是“低价购买”。高卖。”有时，一个商人会吹嘘他在庭院拍卖中花了一美元买了一个玻璃杯或瓷杯，而在他的商店或互联网上以100美元的价格出售。通过拥有显示“收藏品”价值的目录，交易商有时可以赚取巨额利润。然而，现在，许多进行庭院销售的人会先检查他们出售的东西的价值。因此，想要买到真正的便宜货越来越难了。庭院销售的一个原因是北美人通常住在大房子里，房子里堆满了东西。人们可能会用地下室、阁楼、空房间和车库来存放他们不用的东西。如果他们把东西存放在车库里，他们所要做的就是打开车库门进行车库甩卖。当孩子们长大搬走后，父母通常会卖掉孩子们的旧衣服、玩具和家具。庭院拍卖的另一个原因是，有很多东西人们可能喜欢，但不想付全价。例如，如果有人喜欢读小说，他们可能会乐意在庭院拍卖中花一美元买一本书，而不是在零售店花二三十美元买一本书。庭院旧货拍卖会上卖什么东西?你可以在房子里或院子里找到任何东西。有装饰品、瓷器、家庭装饰品、运动器材、自行车、游戏、娃娃、玩具、桌椅、灯具、电器、书籍、唱片、绘画、衣服、唱机等等。有些东西几年前很流行，但现在已经过时了。这可能包括许多与不再播放的旧电视节目有关的玩具、书籍和游戏。虽然很多老年人会去旧货拍卖，但很多学生也会去。学生和年轻人可能需要便宜的家具来装饰他们的公寓，或者需要一辆自行车去上学或上班。他们可能无法支付全价。如果幸运的话，你几乎可以在庭院拍卖中找到任何东西。关键是要早到。大多数庭院甩卖广告都是早上9点开始，但经销商可能早在早上7点半就到。到上午10点，最忙的时候已经过去了，尽管大多数庭院甩卖一直持续到下午。庭院甩卖往往证明了一句老话:“一个人的垃圾是另一个人的宝藏。”

词汇提示1.invincible 不可战胜的2.evergreen 常青树3.mistletoe 槲寄生4.ceiling 天花板5.dowries 嫁妆6.chimney 烟囱7.reindeer 驯鹿8.carols 圣诞颂歌原文Christmas HolidaysIn many ways, Christmas is the most important holiday in North America.It is the most important commercial festival.Most retail stores do half of their annual business in the six weeks or so before Christmas.Christmas is an important holiday from work and school.Many workers take the whole week off between Christmas and New Year's Day.It is the biggest time of the year for parties gift-giving, home decorations and visiting.Many homeowners compete to see who can have the best display of lights.It is also an important time for the entertainment industry.Many Christmas movies, TV shows, recordings, concerts and plays are produced every year for the Christmas season.It is also the time of year when the largest number of people attend church, because Christmas is a religious festival too.It celebrates the birthday of Jesus.How all these different things came together to become Christmas is a long story.Why,for example, is Jesus' birthday celebrated on December 25th?No one knows the exact day that Jesus was born.But,Jesus was born during the Roman Empire and, for the Romans, December 25th was a very important day.The Romans had many gods and many religions.Two religions, both of which had one main god, were the worship of the Invincible Sun and of Mithras.These gods were both honored on December 25th.Because December 25th was just after the shortest day of the year, it was a natural time to worship the sun.December was also a time to celebrate the end of the agriculture year.The Romans held one of their main festivals, the Saturnalia, beginning on December 17th.It lasted for a week.The Romans also began the custom of celebrating New Year's Day on January 1st.So the last half of December and the beginning of January was a wonderful time for partying and games.The early Christians didn't know what day Jesus was born.At first, they celebrated his birthday on January 6th.However,as most of the people in the Roman Empire were becoming Christians, it was decided to move the date to December 25th.The celebration lasted twelve days until January 6th, and took the place of all other festivals.That way, people who were used to celebrating on December 25th would feel more comfortable.As different peoples became Christian, they brought their own customs to be part of Christmas.The people of northern Europe used evergreen trees and mistletoe as symbols of spring and eternal life.The evergreen tree became the Christmas tree.The mistletoe is hung from the ceiling at Christmas for couples to kiss under it.It was also in northern Europe where the idea of Santa Claus, or Father Christmas,began.In Roman times, there was a man who became known as Saint Nicholas.He is said to have given gifts to the poor and provided dowries for poor girls who wouldn't otherwise be able to marry.The idea of the gift-giving Saint became joined with the northern idea of Spirit of Christmas festivities.It was a poem written in 1831 by the American writer, Clement Moore,which popularized Santa Claus throughout the world."Twas the night before Christmas..."told the story of how Santa visits every house in the world on Christmas Eve and brings toys for good girls and boys.Since that time, parents have secretly bought toys for their children at Christmas.When the children awake on Christmas Day, they find toys by the chimney, or under the Christmas tree.They are told that Santa Claus and his reindeer brought them.Adults also give gifts to each other at Christmas time.No wonder that the stores sell so many things then! It is often said that Christmas is becoming too commercialized.In the rush to get everything ready--to buy the gifts, decorate the house and tree, give parties, visit family and friends, and attend special Christmas events the original reason for celebrating is sometimes forgotten.Only when people go to church, or sing Christmas carols, or attend musical performances about Jesus' birth,do they remember that Christmas is the birthday of Christ.翻译圣诞假期在许多方面，圣诞节是北美最重要的节日。它是最重要的商业节日。大多数零售商店在圣诞节前的六周左右完成了一半的年度业务。圣诞节是一个远离工作和学校的重要节日。许多工人在圣诞节和新年之间休整整一周的假。这是一年中聚会、赠送礼物、装饰家庭和参观的最大时刻。许多房主竞相看谁能拥有最好的灯光。对于娱乐业来说，这也是一个重要的时期。每年都会为圣诞节制作许多圣诞电影、电视节目、唱片、音乐会和戏剧。这也是一年中去教堂的人最多的时候，因为圣诞节也是一个宗教节日。它庆祝耶稣的生日。所有这些不同的东西是如何结合在一起成为圣诞节的，这是一个很长的故事。例如，为什么耶稣的生日是在12月25日?没有人知道耶稣出生的确切日期。但是，耶稣出生在罗马帝国时期，对罗马人来说，12月25日是一个非常重要的日子。罗马人有许多神和许多宗教。两种宗教，都有一个主神，是对无敌太阳和密特拉的崇拜。这些神都在12月25日受到尊崇。因为12月25日是一年中白天最短的一天，所以这是一个崇拜太阳的自然时间。12月也是庆祝农业年结束的时候。罗马人从12月17日开始举行他们的主要节日之一农神节。它持续了一个星期。罗马人还开始了在1月1日庆祝新年的习俗。因此，12月的下半月和1月初是聚会和游戏的美好时光。早期的基督徒不知道耶稣是哪一天出生的。起初，他们在1月6日庆祝他的生日。然而，由于罗马帝国的大多数人都成为基督徒，于是决定将日期改为12月25日。庆祝活动持续了12天，直到1月6日，并取代了所有其他节日。这样，习惯在12月25日庆祝的人们会感觉更舒服。随着不同的民族成为基督徒，他们带来了自己的习俗，成为圣诞节的一部分。北欧人用常青树和槲寄生作为春天和永恒生命的象征。常青树变成了圣诞树。圣诞节时，人们会把槲寄生挂在天花板上，让情侣们在它下面接吻。圣诞老人或圣诞老人的想法也是在北欧开始的。在罗马时代，有一个人被称为圣尼古拉斯。据说他给穷人送礼物，并为那些无法结婚的贫穷女孩提供嫁妆。送礼物的圣人的想法与北方的圣诞节庆祝活动的精神结合在一起。1831年，美国作家克莱门特·摩尔写了一首诗，这首诗使圣诞老人在全世界家喻户晓。“这是圣诞节的前一夜……”讲述了圣诞老人如何在圣诞夜拜访世界上的每户人家，并为乖孩子们带来玩具的故事。从那时起，父母们就会在圣诞节偷偷地给孩子们买玩具。当孩子们在圣诞节醒来时，他们在烟囱旁或圣诞树下找到玩具。他们被告知是圣诞老人和他的驯鹿带来的。成年人也会在圣诞节互赠礼物。难怪商店那时卖这么多东西!人们常说圣诞节变得太商业化了。在匆忙准备一切的时候——买礼物，装饰房子和圣诞树，举办聚会，拜访家人和朋友，参加特别的圣诞活动——庆祝的最初原因有时被遗忘了。只有当人们去教堂，或唱圣诞颂歌，或参加有关耶稣诞生的音乐表演时，他们才会记得圣诞节是基督的生日。

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词汇提示1.impresario 剧院经理2.nightingales 夜莺3.heritage 文化传承4.infant 婴儿5.Catholic 天主教信徒6.Pope 教皇7.assembly 立法院8.spoiled 宠坏9.brash 盛气凌人的原文Charlotte ChurchMany years ago, a German opera impresario was asked why so many of his leading ladies were physically unattractive.He replied, "The ones who look like horses, sing like nightingales, and vice versa."Certainly,a good voice doesn't always go with an attractive appearance.But in our day of media images, good looks seem very important.Charlotte Church recorded her first album when she was 12 years old.It was called, "Voice of an Angel."Everyone agreed that the little girl has a very big voice.And they were delighted that Charlotte not only sounded like an angel, she also looked like one.Her sweet schoolgirl appearance and winning smile are part of her success.Charlotte Church was born in Cardiff, Wales in February, 1986.Music and singing are very important in Welsh culture, and all of Charlotte's family were musical.Although Wales is part of Great Britain, the Welsh people are very proud of their own language, history and heritage.Now that Wales has its own parliament at Cardiff, Welsh culture is promoted even more strongly.Charlotte sings some of her songs in the Welsh language.Charlotte began singing along with the radio as an infant, and by the age of three she could sing a number of popular songs.She began singing lessons when she was nineCharlotte first appeared on television early in 1997.This led to a number of other TV and concert appearances.In 1998, she signed a contract with Sony to record five albums.Since Charlotte's first album appeared, she has spent a lot of time doing promotional tours.Since she is a schoolgirl, her two tutors travel along with her."Voice of an Angel" was recorded in five days in Cardiff, Wales.All the songs were ones that Charlotte already knew and liked.These included "Pie Jesus," "The Lord's Prayer,""Jerusalem," and "Danny Boy."The album came out on November 9,1998, and within a couple of weeks was number four on the popular music charts.She recorded her second album, "Charlotte Church," in 1999.Travelling involves doing "showcases" for people in the music industry and the media.This is to encourage people to promote your music.Charlotte also appeared on various U.S. talk shows, including David Letterman and Jay Leno.She finds that she gets asked the same questions over and over again.Besides media celebrities, Charlotte has met many leading public figures.Since she is Roman Catholic, Charlotte was especially excited to meet the Pope.This was after she had been invited to sing at a Christmas concert at the Vatican.She was also asked to sing at Prince Charles' fiftieth birthday party in 1998.She saw the Prince again in 1999, when she sang at the official opening of the Welsh National Assembly.Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip talked to her too.Later that year, she sang for Bill and Hilary Clinton at the Ford Theater in Washington.Something that people like about Charlotte Church is that she hasn't been spoiled by fame.Many show business kids are loud, brash, noisy and rude.But when she is away from the stage, the young singer leads a normal life with her family and friends.Even when she is on TV, she comes across as an ordinary teenager, but a very nice one.Charlotte's voice always gets comments.It seems like such a big voice for a little girl.Very few teenagers have a powerful operatic voice like hers.Some people have found it hard to believe that it is actually Charlotte singing.For the most part, she enjoys her success.She likes to travel and meet new people.Los Angeles is her favorite city, and she likes the United States and Canada.But she is always glad to get home to Wales and be with her friends.At the moment, she goes to an all-girl school, so she doesn't see boys very often.But,at age fifteen, an interest in boys is likely to become a factor in her life.Charlotte now has recorded three albums and we can expect a fourth in 2001.She has also written an account of her life for all her fans.It is entitled, "Voice of an Angel: My Life (So Far). "翻译夏洛特·丘奇许多年前，有人问一位德国歌剧经理，为什么他的许多女主角都长得不好看。他回答说:“长得像马的人唱得像夜莺，反之亦然。”当然，好嗓子不一定配得上漂亮的外表。但在我们这个媒体形象盛行的时代，美貌似乎非常重要。夏洛特·丘奇12岁时录制了她的第一张专辑。歌名是《天使之声》每个人都认为这个小女孩有一个非常大的声音。他们很高兴夏洛不仅听起来像个天使，而且看起来也像个天使。她甜美的学生模样和迷人的微笑是她成功的部分原因。1986年2月，夏洛特·丘奇出生于威尔士的卡迪夫。音乐和歌唱在威尔士文化中非常重要，夏洛特一家都喜欢音乐。虽然威尔士是英国的一部分，但威尔士人对自己的语言、历史和传统感到非常自豪。现在威尔士在卡迪夫有了自己的议会，威尔士文化得到了更有力的推广。夏洛特用威尔士语演唱她的一些歌曲。夏洛特在婴儿时期就开始跟着收音机唱歌，到三岁时，她已经能唱一些流行歌曲了。她九岁时开始上歌唱课夏洛特于1997年初首次出现在电视上。这导致了许多其他的电视和音乐会的亮相。1998年，她与索尼公司签约录制五张专辑。自从夏洛特的第一张专辑发行以来，她花了很多时间进行巡回宣传。因为她是一名女学生，所以她的两位家庭教师和她一起旅行。《天使之声》是在威尔士卡迪夫用五天时间录制的。所有的歌都是夏洛特已经知道和喜欢的。其中包括“派耶稣”、“主祷文”、“耶路撒冷”和“丹尼男孩”。这张专辑于1998年11月9日发行，几周内就登上了流行音乐排行榜的第四位。1999年，她录制了第二张专辑《夏洛特教堂》(Charlotte Church)。旅行包括为音乐行业和媒体人士做“展示”。这是为了鼓励人们推广你的音乐。夏洛特还参加了包括大卫·莱特曼和杰·雷诺在内的许多美国脱口秀节目。她发现自己一遍又一遍地被问到同样的问题。除了媒体名人，夏洛特还见过许多重要的公众人物。因为夏洛特是罗马天主教徒，所以见到教皇特别兴奋。这是在她受邀在梵蒂冈的圣诞音乐会上演唱之后发生的。1998年，她还受邀在查尔斯王子50岁生日派对上演唱。1999年，当她在威尔士国民议会的正式开幕式上唱歌时，她再次见到了王子。伊丽莎白女王和菲利普亲王也和她交谈过。那年晚些时候，她在华盛顿的福特剧院为比尔·克林顿和希拉里·克林顿演唱。人们喜欢夏洛特·丘奇的一点是她没有被名声宠坏。许多演艺圈的孩子大声、傲慢、吵闹、粗鲁。但是当她离开舞台时，这位年轻的歌手和她的家人和朋友过着正常的生活。即使在电视上，她给人的印象也是一个普通的青少年，但却非常好。夏洛特的声音总是得到评论。对一个小女孩来说，声音太大了。很少有青少年像她那样有一副强有力的歌剧嗓音。有些人很难相信这真的是夏洛特在唱歌。在很大程度上，她喜欢她的成功。她喜欢旅行和结识新朋友。洛杉矶是她最喜欢的城市，她喜欢美国和加拿大。但她总是很高兴回到威尔士的家，和朋友们在一起。目前，她在一所女子学校上学，所以她不经常见到男孩。但是，在15岁的时候，对男孩的兴趣很可能成为她生活中的一个因素。夏洛特现在已经录制了三张专辑，我们预计在2001年将会有第四张专辑。她还为她所有的粉丝写了一篇关于她生活的文章。它的标题是“天使的声音:我的生活(到目前为止)”。

词汇提示1.persecution 迫害2.handicapped 残疾人3.intellectuals 知识分子4.pectin 果胶5.herbs 草药6.seasoning 调味7.gypsies 吉普赛人8.homosexual 同性恋9.chronically 长期地10.eliminated 消除11.authorities 当局者原文The Story of Anne FrankWar,persecution, and economic depression affect not only adults, but also old people, children, babies, the sick and the handicapped.Since history is written mostly about politicians, soldiers, intellectuals and criminals, we don't read very often about how events affect ordinary people.Now and then a special book will shed light on what it was like to live in the midst of terrible events.Such a book is "The Diary of Anne Frank."Anne Frank was born in Frankfurtam Main, Germany, in 1929.Her father Otto Frank was a businessman who moved the family to the Netherlands in 1934.In Amsterdam, Otto started a company selling pectin to make jams and jellies.Later he began a second company that sold herbs for seasoning meat.Otto Frank had decided to leave Germany because of the policies and personality of the new German Chancellor Adolph Hitler.Hitler had a personal hatred not only for Jewish people but also for everything Jewish.He felt that one way to strengthen Germany and solve its problems was to kill or drive out all the Jews.Hitler also felt that other groups, such as blacks, gypsies, the handicapped,homosexuals and the chronically unemployed should be eliminated.Then only strong healthy "true Germans" would be left.Since Hitler had a plan to solve Germany's economic problems, he received a lot of popular support.Very few Germans realized that he was mentally and emotionally unbalanced and would kill anyone who got in his way.The Frank family was Jewish, and they felt that they would be safe in the Netherlands.However,in May 1940, Germany invaded the Netherlands and soon took over the government.In 1941, laws were passed to keep Jews separate from other Dutch citizens.The following year, Dutch Jews began to be shipped to concentration camps in Germany and Poland.Just before this began, Anne Frank, Otto's younger daughter, received a diary for her 13th birthday.Less than a month later, the whole family went into hiding.Otto Frank had made friends with the Dutch people who worked with him in his business operations.Now these friends were ready to help him, even though hiding Jews from the authorities was treated as a serious crime.Behind Otto Frank's business offices, there was another house that was not visible from the street.Here the Franks moved many of their things.Only a few trusted people knew they were living there.The Franks moved into these small rooms on July 6, 1942,and they lived there with another Jewish family, the Van Pels, until the police captured them on August 4, 1944.So,for more than two years, the two families never went outside.All their food and supplies had to be brought to them.During this period, Anne Frank told her diary all her thoughts and fears.Like any teenage girl, she hoped that good things would happen to her, that she would become a writer or a movie star.She complained that her parents treated her like a child.She insisted that she was grown up.She also talked about how difficult it was to live in a small area with seven other people and not be able to go outside.She wrote about the war and hoped that the Netherlands would soon be liberated from the Germans.Anne sometimes envied her older sister, Margot, who was so much more mature, and who never got into trouble.She and Margot wrote letters to each other to pass the time.Anne even had a romance with Peter van Pels, who was seventeen.Then all their fears came true.All the eight Jews hiding in the house were arrested and eventually sent to the Auschwitz death camp in Poland.Although the war was ending, it did not end soon enough for the Frank family.Only Otto Frank survived the war.One of their helpers, Miep Gies, saved Anne's diary and kept it.After the war, Otto Frank decided to publish it.Since 1947 more than 20 million copies have been sold in 55 languages.Anne's diary shows the terrible cost of hatred, persecution and war better than any history book.翻译安妮·弗兰克的故事战争、迫害和经济萧条不仅影响成年人，也影响老人、儿童、婴儿、病人和残疾人。由于历史主要是关于政治家、士兵、知识分子和罪犯的，我们很少读到事件对普通人的影响。时不时地，一本特别的书会揭示生活在可怕事件中的感觉。这样一本书就是《安妮日记》。安妮·弗兰克1929年出生于德国法兰克福。她的父亲奥托·弗兰克是一位商人，1934年全家搬到了荷兰。在阿姆斯特丹，奥托开了一家公司，销售用来制作果酱和果冻的果胶。后来，他又开了第二家公司，出售调味肉用的草药。由于德国新总理阿道夫·希特勒的政策和个性，奥托·弗兰克决定离开德国。希特勒不仅对犹太人，而且对一切犹太人都有个人的仇恨。他认为，加强德国和解决其问题的一个方法是杀死或驱逐所有犹太人。希特勒还认为其他群体，如黑人、吉普赛人、残疾人、同性恋者和长期失业者应该被消灭。这样就只剩下强壮健康的“真正德国人”了。由于希特勒有一个解决德国经济问题的计划，他得到了很多民众的支持。很少有德国人意识到他在精神上和情感上都不平衡，会杀死任何挡他路的人。弗兰克一家是犹太人，他们觉得在荷兰会很安全。然而，1940年5月，德国入侵荷兰，并很快接管了政府。1941年，通过了将犹太人与其他荷兰公民分开的法律。第二年，荷兰犹太人开始被运往德国和波兰的集中营。就在这一切开始之前，奥托的小女儿安妮·弗兰克(Anne Frank)在13岁生日时收到了一本日记。不到一个月后，全家人都躲起来了。奥托·弗兰克与在他的商业运作中与他一起工作的荷兰人交了朋友。现在这些朋友都愿意帮助他，尽管向当局藏匿犹太人是一种严重的罪行。在奥托·弗兰克的商业办公室后面，还有一栋房子，从街上看不见。法兰克人把他们的许多东西搬到了这里。只有少数值得信赖的人知道他们住在那里。1942年7月6日，弗兰克斯一家搬进了这些小房间，他们和另一个犹太家庭范佩尔(Van Pels)住在一起，直到1944年8月4日被警察逮捕。因此，在两年多的时间里，两家人从未出门。他们所有的食物和补给都必须运来。在此期间，安妮·弗兰克把她所有的想法和恐惧都写在日记里。像任何一个十几岁的女孩一样，她希望好事会发生在她身上，希望她能成为一名作家或电影明星。她抱怨父母把她当孩子对待。她坚持说她已经长大了。她还谈到了和其他七个人住在一个小地方，不能出去是多么困难。她写了关于战争的文章，希望荷兰能很快从德国人手中解放出来。安妮有时羡慕她的姐姐玛戈特，因为她成熟得多，而且从不惹事。她和玛戈特互相写信打发时间。安妮甚至和17岁的彼得·范·佩尔斯有过一段恋情。然后他们所有的恐惧都成真了。躲在房子里的8名犹太人全部被捕，最终被送往波兰的奥斯维辛死亡集中营。虽然战争即将结束，但对弗兰克一家来说，结束得还不够快。只有奥托·弗兰克在战争中幸存下来。他们的助手之一梅普·吉斯保存了安妮的日记并保存了下来。战后，奥托·弗兰克决定出版这本书。自1947年以来，该书已被翻译成55种语言，销量超过2000万册。安妮的日记比任何一本历史书都更好地展示了仇恨、迫害和战争的可怕代价。

Press start for level 4-13! As Boston takes a quick break, Ryan, Skott, CK, and Jamie discuss how awesome Mortal Kombat 1 is and then do a draft of our favorite kharacters. Join us for rekommendations, banter, and usual hijinx with new kast members! FATALITY!

Vincent Goodwill breaks down the trade that sent Jrue Holiday to the Boston Celtics over the weekend, discusses the end of superstar free agency and the myth of player empowerment, and is then joined by Jake Fischer to discuss level 4 of our NBA Levels project.00:00 - Jrue Holiday traded to the Celtics05:30 - The end of superstar free agency / The myth of player empowerment32:00 - NBA Levels - Level 4Vincent Goodwill opens up this episode of Good Word with Goodwill from his hotel room in Milwaukee, where he is reacting to Sunday's trade that sent Jrue Holiday from the Portland Trail Blazers to the Boston Celtics. The Celtics are seemingly going all-in on this upcoming season, and the Blazers GM is seemingly being very petty in sending his best players to the rivals of the Miami Heat, and Vince loves to see both of those things happening.Damian Lillard's trade from Portland to the Milwaukee Bucks seems like an inflection point in both superstar free agency and player empowerment, of lack there of. Vince goes through the history of superstar free agency, pointing to how LeBron James and Kevin Durant have handled it in the past, and then explains why it can never happen like that again under the current CBA. Is it good for the game? Is it bad for the game? That's probably for fans to decide on their own.Finally, Jake Fischer joins Vince to go through level 4 of Yahoo Sports' NBA Levels project. This level is for specialists that could be the final piece added to a championship contender, and it is certainly filled with players that almost every NBA team would love to add to their roster.Check out the rest of the Yahoo Sports podcast family at https://apple.co/3zEuTQj or at Yahoo Sports PodcastsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We have a special episode out this week. Our players discuss the details of leveling up their characters to Level 4. Our regular adventure in Wati will continue next week in Episode 23!Habibi, played by AlyssaKeryth, played by KatieKhepri (and Ramses), played by AshleyTanhi, played by AnjelaTariq, played by ErinFollow us on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, Reddit, and Youtube @TheMithralTabletop or email us at TheMithralTabletop@gmail.com!~Music and sound effects provided by Envato Elements. The Mummy's Mask is copyright 2014. Mummy's Mask images, characters, and artwork are a trademark of Paizo Inc.~Timestamps: 00:01:12 - Class Feats00:15:37 - Archetype Feats00:26:00 - Skill Feats

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Undead! The resident Cleric flexes a bit, dropping a wicked spell right on the enemy's head. But is he fast enough to save a beloved party member? today find out how tough a ghoul's claws can be to deal with. Visit our website and affiliate store @  Not Really That DangerousFollow our Social Media channels @notreallythatdangerousMusic for Not Really That Dangerous campaigns are brought to you from the following creators, and licensed with Permission or under Creative Commons.Derek Fiecther is on Spotify. Derek has a bunch of work within the medieval fantasy genre. Check out his page and show some love.Kevin MacLeod is on Spotify. Kevin is a really talented musician and has a ton of works in various different genres.Algal is on Spotify and has a lot of cover songs played on medieval instruments. Check him out. 

We're taking a road trip up the West coast of Florida to find love for one of the stars of Amazon Prime Video's Tampa Baes: Cuppie! Will Jujubee's picks make her see stars or are they just thirsty fangirls looking for their fifteen minutes of fame?PS: Do yourself a favor and check out Cuppie on TikTok @cuppie_See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Are you thinking about starting an online business but don't know where to start? Or maybe you're already running an online business but you're ready to scale it?   Kicking off your own online business might feel a bit too much at times.   So today, I'm sharing the tips up my sleeve that'll set you on the path to boosting your online business.    I've been through it all and I'm excited to share my experiences and insights with you. In this episode, we're going to talk about tips for starting and growing an online business.   I'll share my insights on the things that I would do differently if I'll start my business all over again   Everyone's approach may be different, but the key is to treat your online business seriously and accept the consequences of your actions. Building a successful business takes time and effort, but it's worth it in the end.   Don't give up on your dreams and be willing to figure things out. Let's build that dream business! Listen in! Barbie   Join EMPRESS! https://www.barbiekalev.com/empress   Loved this episode?! Your review helps this show grow (and it's good Karma!) Send me a voice message! https://www.speakpipe.com/BarbieKalev Connect with me: Instagram: @Barbie.Kalev Keep the party going! Join my FB Group: THE MAGNETIC PORTAL with Dr. Barbie Kalev  If you'd like to join my network marketing team with me as your sponsor, shoot me a message on IG, FB, or barbiekalev@gmail.com   Transcript

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