Podcasts about macabee

A true Christmas Curfuffle!  And yes...I chose an alternate alliterative spelling! There is a lot of alliteration in this post!This was a blast!  But, just remember with live shows come live problems, I cleaned up as much as I could, and there is still a little laughter to be heard every now and them.We do all of our regular saucy segments, but with a live attentive audience.There's drinking (responsible), there's laughter, and our 2023 challenge the Resolution Rewards Rulz are spelled out!Product Placements:  Grey Goose, Norwegian Cruise Lines, and The Comedy Zone.In our Magic Mirror this week we see:  Will C, Delbert, Macabee, Tommy, Carrie, Teagan, her dad and stepmom, Ace, Jose, Kimber, Rob, Darrell, The Manager, The Producer, Shortbus, Joe, Kelly, Ian, Luis, Laura, Alonzo, Joan, Johnny, and Danny. It's easy to be a part of the conversation! Just search the hashtag #LUNSB on Facebook.It's the LUNSB Show with T-Bone and ChickBrew!

Hanukah is widely celebrated by secular and religious Jews, but often for very different reasons. Another interesting subject: Judah Macabees brit with Rome - why did he do it? Was it worthwhile?

John 12:12-19 (NIV) Read by: Stacy Rafferty If you grew up in church, you're familiar with Palm Sunday--the day when churchgoers, often just the children, march around with palm branches. It's cute, parents snap photos; it's something to do with Jesus coming into town on a Donkey and people shouting “Hosanna,” and it marks the Sunday before Easter. Today's passage takes us there--to the palm branches, to the donkey. . . but in light of what we've seen so far in John's gospel, there is nothing cute about this scene. Murders are being planned. Revolution is in the air. National security is on the line, and a Messiah unlike what many imagined chooses this moment to officially announce himself as Israel's Savior. ----------REFLECT---------- 1. What word or phrase stood out to you in the passage? 2. The palm branches were a reminder of Israel welcoming the Macabee kings in Jerusalem, about 200 years earlier. They were a sign of military might, and rescue from an oppressive state. And yet, here is Jesus riding not on a strong horse with a shield and a sword, but on a young donkey. What might these two symbols being juxtaposed in this scene tell us about Jesus? 3. The word Hosanna means Save Us! While the people of Israel were longing for a leader to save them from the Roman Empire, we too face modern empires that use similar tactics, abusing power, exploiting the vulnerable. What would it look like for you to cry out Hosanna today? How might this humble king bring you hope? ----------CONNECT---------- Find an InterVarsity Chapter >> Start an InterVarsity Chapter >> Learn More >> --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dailyread/message

Mazal Meni was born in Hevron in 1894 to one of the prestigious families of the Jewish community, her father Malchiel Meni was the first Jew to serve as a judge in the Ottoman empire and her grandfather Eliyahu Meni was the Chief rabbi of the holy city of Hevron. According to the Meni family tradition their linkage goes back to the line of King David. In 1901 the family moved from Hevron to Jerusalem where her father would sit as a judge in court. She completed her schooling in the Evelina de Rothschild School in Jerusalem and with private tutors. In 1912 the Egyptian Jewish Doctor Albert Mosseri came to Jerusalem to bury his father at the Mount of Olives century. He visited the Meni home and immediately fell in love with Mazal and asked for her hand in marriage. She wasn’t quick to agree to marry the Doctor who was 27 years her senior and only agreed after he promised that they would make their home in Jerusalem and that he would help her pursue medical studies herself. They were married in the Amdorsky hotel in Jerusalem with live music performed by the Ottoman military orchestra at the order of the Trukish governor of the city. After the war was over, Mazal expected the family to return to Jerusalem, but a surprise was waiting for her. Her husband Doctor Albert Mosseri had a calling to go back into the world of journalism. He convinced her that by publishing a pro Zionist newspaper in Cairo they could be doing a greater service to the nation than simply going to live in the land of Israel. She agreed. Their newspaper called “Israel” would appear weekly in French, Arabic and Hebrew for the better part of the next 20 years. Mazal Mosseri Zionist leader in Cairo Publisher Dr. Albert Mosseri died suddenly in February 1933,his Mazal assumed leadership of the publication. The editorial board includes representatives of all parts of Egypt’s complex Jewish community, Sefaradi, Ashkanazi, local, and Karite Jews. This was not the only Jewish newspaper in Egypt during this period, but “Israel” was unique because it was published in three languages, French, Arabic and Hebrew which brought its message to all parts of the Jewish community in Egypt and also to non Jewish readers. The editorial positions lead by Mazal Mosseri were very clearly in support of the Jewish revival and settlement in the Land of Israel which was under the British Mandate, the paper also took a very strong and courageous stand agaist Hitler and Nazi germany. This was not without challenges in the internal Egyptian political atmosphere at the time. As mentioned above Egypt too was controlled by the British and emerging political trends believed that aligning with the Nazis might assist them in getting the British out of their country. Mazal was actually sued for libel by the German and Italian ambassadors for writing editorials against Hitler and fascist dictator of Italy Benito Mussolini. The Egyptian government threatened to close her newspaper. As the Egyptian became more and more opposed to Zionism it became impossible to continue publishing the newspaper. Mazal started to receive direct anonymous threats. In August 1939 she decided to leave Egypt. The newspaper “Israel” was mergerd with a Zionist newspaper out of Alexandria called “La Tribune Juive”. Many leaders of the Jewish community in Cairo attended a farewell reception in her honor. She would return to the land of Israel to join her daughter Yehudit and her son Macabee who himself would become an officer in the Haggana and a war hero. On departing Egypt for the last her passport was stamped with the words “Not to be granted reentry to Egypt”.

Behind The Vault Door - Episode 106 - Special Guest - Macabee Defence & Tactical Woodworx by The Canadian Gun Vault Inc.

Macabee by David Darmel

Dr. Adam Silk, veteran Ramahnik and Chiropractor with Macabee Tel Aviv gives us the inside scoop of where this historic team is going and shares the message he brings from Israel to Camp Ramah.

Kenzie joins me on the podcast.  Today's song from Don't Go Drinking With Hobbits is one of my favorite.  Samantha Gillogly tears it up on fiddle.  Matthew Hughes adds some rocks out on acoustic guitar.  My friend Jimmy Rimmer aka Rimbo laid an awesome bass track last night that reminds me of a 70s rock band. Please contact other podcasts that my music might work on and tell them about me.  Send them an MP3. Notes: Renaissance Festival Podcast turns six years old. Ordered the Celtfather T-Shirts Firefly Drinking Songs on CD Baby by the end of the week. IndieNation.fm played "Gollum Blues" and "Lusty Young With" Celtic Roots Radio featured "St. Patrick Never Drank" The And Now Show played "Catnipped Kitty". The And Now show is predented to the world from high atop the grand CKLU radio tower here in the cosmopolitin city of Sudbury Random Acts Radio played "The Moonshiner", "Johnny Jump Up" and "Kilted For Her Pleasure" High Desert Meowzings has played your song Danny Boy - Cat Song Parody. Find out more about the PodShow that has played your song. click here 404 Funny has played my song "St. Patrick Never Drank". "Beer, Beer, Beer" was featured in HearthCast. They described the new Hobbit album as "epic". "Won't You Come With Me" video with scenes from the Dark Crystal More videos to come? Here's hoping... Celtic CD Reviews Music: "Scouring the Shire" by Marc Gunnfrom Don't Go Drinking With Hobbits "Maggie May" by Master "Bones" Jangle and The Voodoo Island Cannibalsfrom Lots O' Booty "The Scotsman" by Acoustic Celticfrom The Ultimate Celtic Songs for Sci Fi Geeks "S.S. MacAbee" by The Malarkeysfrom Bloody Brilliant "My Karma Broke Down" by Three Weird Sistersfrom Hair of the Frog "Kitty From Baltimore" by Makem and Spain Brothersfrom Up the Stairs Support the Podcast: If this show entertained, you can return the favor after listening to each show: Buy Marc a Pint at pubsong.com, buy CDs from the Celtic Music CD Store, follow the links above to order music on amazon or CD Baby, or just help promote the show anyway you can..

In this introductory podcast, Gill MacaBee takes about 5 minutes out of his busy night of "survivin" to discuss the current state of Surviving The Wild as well as the possibility of more podcasts.

This is a quick guide of how to set a Macabee gopher trap.