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The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper词汇提示1.tattoo 纹身原文Chapter XI: The Old ChiefMagua went to the Delawares' village.The Delawares were friends of France. But they did not fight in the war.Magua went to the Delawares' meeting-house.The Delaware chiefs were talking.'The Huron chief is welcome,' said a Delaware.'Is my woman prisoner safe and well?' asked Magua.'She is well,' said the Delaware.Then Magua said, 'Are there strangers in the forest? White men?''There are strangers in the village,' said the Delaware. 'They are in my house. But strangers are always welcome in this village.''What will the King of France say about this?' said Magua. 'His greatest enemy is here in the Delawares' village. This enemy is a white man. He kills many friends of the French.''Which white man is an enemy of France?' asked the Delaware chief.'The scout, Hawk-eye!' said Magua. 'The Long Gun! The other strangers are his friends. They are the enemies of France too.'The Delawares started to talk quietly.One of them left the meeting-house quickly.A few minutes later, he came back.Then a very old man came into the meeting-house.Two young Delawares helped the old man.He had long white hair and there were many lines on his face.The chiefs spoke his name -'Tamenund.'Magua knew the name of this famous Delaware chief.Tamenund was more than one hundred years old!Tamenund sat down. Then he spoke to the two young Delawares.They got up and went away .Soon,they came back with Alice, Cora, Duncan and Hawk-eye.Cora was very angry.She spoke to the chiefs.'Yesterday, we were welcome in this village,' she said. 'The Delawares were our friends.Today we are your prisoners. Why are we prisoners?'Tamenund did not answer.'Which man is Hawk-eye, The Long Gun?' he asked.Hawk-eye walked forward. 'I am Hawk-eye,' he said.Then Tamenund spoke quickly to Magua.'Take your prisoner - the dark-haired woman. Go!' he said.But Cora spoke to the old chief.'Another man came to this village with us,' she said. 'Now he is a prisoner too. But he is one of your own people. He will tell our story. Please! Listen to him!'Tamenund looked at the chiefs.'Who is this other prisoner?' he asked.'He fights for the English,' Magua said quickly. 'You must kill him.''Bring him here!' said Tamenund.Two men left the meeting-house. Soon they came back with Uncas.Uncas was not wearing a shirt. His hands were tied .He stood in front of Tamenund.The old chief looked at him.Tamenund saw a tattoo on Uncas's chest.It was a picture of a turtle.'Who are you?' The old chief asked.'I am Uncas, son of Chingachgook. Son of the great Unamis，the Turtle' Uncas replied. Chingachgook and Uncas are the last of the Mohicans.Tamenund looked at Uncas.Then he smiled at the young Mohican.'Your father is a great chief,' he said.Uncas suddenly saw Hawk-eye.'Delaware Father,' he said to Tamenund. 'This is my friend, Hawk-eye. He is a friend of the Delawares.''The Long Gun?' said Tamenund. 'He is not a friend of the Delawares. He kills our young men.'Then Hawk-eye spoke.'I kill Hurons,' he said. 'I have never killed a Delaware.'The Delawares believed Hawk-eye's words.Tamenund looked at Uncas.'Why are you the Huron's prisoner?' he asked.'I helped the English woman,' said Uncas.Tamenund looked at Cora.Then he spoke to Magua.'And why is the English woman your prisoner ?' he asked.'I hate the English! ' said Magua. 'Now the daughter of an English chief is my prisoner. Now the daughter of Munro will be my wife.'Magua went to Cora and held her arm.'Wait!'shouted Duncan. ' Don't take her. The English will give you money.'But Magua did not listen. He pulled Cora towards the door.'Come!'he said to her.'I am your prisoner,' Cora said to Magua. 'But do not touch me.'She turned to Duncan.'Please take care of my young sister,' she said.She kissed Alice.Then she spoke to Magua. 'I will come with you.''And I will come too!' shouted Duncan. 'I will help you, Cora!''Wait!'said Hawk-eye. He held Duncan's arm.Hawk-eye spoke quickly and quietly.'Magua's friends are waiting in the forest,' he said.'They will kill you.''Huron!'said Uncas. 'We will find you! We will kill you!'But Magua laughed.'Mohican,'said Magua. 'You cannot kill me. I am too strong. Stay here with your brothers,the Delawares. They are weak. They like their homes and their food. They do not like fighting. They will not help you.'Then Magua walked out of the meeting house.Cora followed him.Uncas spoke to Tamenund.'Delaware Father,' he said. 'Help us. We must follow the English woman.'Tamenund called the young men of the village.'Go with the Mohican,' he said. 'The Hurons are now our enemies!'翻译第十一章：老酋长马瓜去了特拉华人的村庄。特拉华人是法国的朋友。但是他们没有参加战争。马瓜去了特拉华人的聚会所。特拉华的酋长们正在谈话。一位特拉华人说，休伦族酋长是受欢迎的。“我的女囚犯平安吗？”玛瓜问。“她很好，”特拉华人说。然后马瓜说：“森林里有陌生人吗？白人?”“村里有陌生人，”特拉华人说。“他们在我家里。但是这个村子总是欢迎陌生人的。”“法国国王会怎么说呢？”马瓜说。“他最大的敌人就在特拉华的村子里。这个敌人是个白人。他杀了很多法国人的朋友。”“哪个白人是法国的敌人？”特拉华酋长问。“侦察兵，鹰眼！”玛瓜说。“长枪！其他的陌生人都是他的朋友。他们也是法国的敌人。”特拉华人开始轻声交谈。其中一个很快离开了会场。几分钟后，他回来了。这时，一位老人走进了会议室。两个年轻的特拉华人帮助老人。他有长长的白发，脸上有许多皱纹。酋长们叫他的名字——“塔米纳德”。马瓜知道这位著名的特拉华酋长的名字。塔米纳德已经一百多岁了！塔米纳德坐了下来。然后他对两个年轻的特拉华人说。他们起身走了。很快，他们带着爱丽丝、科拉、邓肯和鹰眼回来了。科拉非常生气。她对酋长们说。“昨天，我们在这个村子受到欢迎，”她说。“特拉华人是我们的朋友。今天我们是你们的囚犯。为什么我们是囚犯？”塔米纳德没有回答。“谁是鹰眼，长枪？”他问。鹰眼向前走去。“我是鹰眼，”他说。然后塔米纳德迅速地对马瓜说。“带上你的俘虏——那个黑头发的女人。走吧!”他说。但科拉和老酋长谈了谈。“另一个男人和我们一起来到这个村子，”她说。“现在他也是个囚犯。但他是你们自己人。他将讲述我们的故事。拜托!听他的！”塔米纳德看着酋长们。“另一个囚犯是谁？”他问。“他为英国人而战，”马瓜很快地说。“你必须杀了他。”“把他带来！”塔米纳德说。两个人离开了会场。不久，他们带着乌卡斯回来了。乌卡斯没有穿衬衫。他的手被绑住了。他站在塔米嫩德面前。老酋长看着他。塔米纳德在昂卡斯的胸前看到了一个纹身。这是一张乌龟的照片。“你是谁？”老酋长问。“我是乌卡斯，钦加古之子。伟大的乌龟神乌那弥斯之子。”昂卡斯回答。钦加古和乌卡斯是最后的莫希干人。塔米纳德看着乌卡斯。然后他对年轻的莫希干人微笑。“你父亲是个伟大的酋长，”他说。乌卡斯突然看见鹰眼。“特拉华州的父亲，”他对塔米嫩德说。“这是我的朋友，鹰眼。他是特拉华人的朋友。”“长枪？”塔米纳德说。“他不是特拉华人的朋友。他杀了我们的年轻人。”然后鹰眼说话了。“我杀休伦人，”他说。“我从来没有杀过特拉华人。”特拉华人相信鹰眼的话。塔米纳德看着乌卡斯。“你为什么是休伦人的俘虏？”他问。“我帮助了那个英国女人，”乌卡斯说。塔米嫩德看着科拉。然后他对马瓜说。“为什么那个英国女人是你的俘虏？”“我讨厌英国人！”马瓜说。“现在一个英国酋长的女儿是我的俘虏。现在，门罗的女儿将成为我的妻子。”马瓜走到科拉跟前，挽着她的胳膊。“等等!”邓肯喊道。“别带走她。英国人会给你钱的。”但马瓜不听。他把科拉拉到门口。“来!”他对她说。“我是你的俘虏，”科拉对马瓜说。“但是不要碰我。”她转向邓肯。“请照顾好我的妹妹，”她说。她吻了吻爱丽丝。然后她对马瓜说。“我和你一起去。”“我也要去！”邓肯喊道。“我会帮助你的，科拉！”“等等!”鹰眼说。他抓住邓肯的胳膊。鹰眼说得又快又轻。“马瓜的朋友们在森林里等着，”他说。“他们会杀了你的。”“休伦人!”乌卡斯说。“我们会找到你的！”我们要杀了你！”但马瓜笑了。“莫希干人，”玛瓜说。“你不能杀我。我太强壮了。和你的兄弟们呆在一起，特拉华人。他们很弱。他们喜欢他们的家和食物。他们不喜欢打架。他们不会帮助你的。”然后，马瓜走出了会议室。科拉跟着他。乌卡斯对塔米嫩德说。“特拉华人的父亲，”他说。“帮助我们。我们必须跟着那个英国女人。”塔米纳德叫来村里的年轻人。“跟莫希干人一起去，”他说。“休伦人现在是我们的敌人！”

What if your multidimensionality is your greatest creative power?In this intimate conversation, Sarah Faith Gottesdiener connects with artist, educator, and designer Silas Munro about what it means to live and create as a whole, multidimensional person. From honoring grief to challenging design norms, Silas shares how integrating identity, spirituality, and activism has transformed his work and life.You'll hear:Why embracing all your parts—artist, mystic, educator, activist—is a radical actWhat poetic research is and how it can guide your creative processHow Silas turns surfing into a spiritual practice and grief into creative fuelThe power of community and co-creation within Moon Studio spacesHow Clear Channels helped Silas merge purpose with visibilityThis is a deeply moving episode about multidimensionality, poetic research, and the magic that unfolds when we stop trying to fit into boxes and start showing up as our full selvesMore on Silas Munro:Silas Munro is a designer, artist, writer, researcher, curator, surfer and descendant of the Banyole people of Eastern Uganda. He is the founder of the design studio Polymode based in Los Angeles and Raleigh that works with clients across cultural spheres. Commissions and collaborations include: The New York Times Magazine, MIT Press, Nike, Airbnb, the Brooklyn Museum, Storefront for Art and Architecture, the Art Institute of Chicago, Dia Art Foundation, and the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum.https://www.polymode.studio/https://bipocdesignhistory.com/Join Our Community: Join the Moon Studio Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/themoonstudioBuy the 2025 Many Moons Lunar Planner: https://moon-studio.co/collections/all-products-excluding-route/products/many-moons-2025Subscribe to our newsletter: https://moon-studio.co/pages/newsletterFind Sarah on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gottesss/Upcoming Events: September 6, 2025 + September 7, 2025: Clear Channels Online Workshop - https://moon-studio.co/products/clear-channels-fall-2025?variant=50100396327207

Back in December 2024, I got an email from Tom Rademacher raving about an upcoming book from a teacher who is now a licensed counselor that read, “The thing that hooked me when I read it the first time was a whole part on teachers recognizing their own triggers to their anger and stress and learning to understand and adapt to them... but the whole thing is gorgeous.” The author was of course my guest today, Maria Munro-Schuster, and the book, which is now in print, is The Empathetic Classroom: How A Mental Health Mindset Supports Your Students – And You, which the HRP team was more than thrilled to contribute the forward:“The Empathetic Classroom provides therapeutic self-reflection activities and prompts for educators and colleagues, the psychological theories underpinning them, guidance for applying them with students, and scalable activities for classroom implementation. Maria Munro-Schuster's call to consider the mundane over measurement is essential in improving the current state of education. This proactive approach acknowledges that we are all learners and that all of humanity has something to gain from this mission. We can create school climates that are no longer so arid that a single spark or gust of wind sets everything ablaze. If we can do this we may find that the fires are more manageable and less frequent.”Order: The Empathetic Classroom (Teacher Created Materials)

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This episode, we welcome to the podcast, James Machin, to talk about the new edition of The Stark Munro Letters (1895) he has edited for Edinburgh University Press. About James Machin James is a writer, researcher, and editor, whose recent books include the Edinburgh Edition of the Works of Arthur Conan Doyle's version of The Stark Munro Letters (2024) and The Strange Stories of John Buchan for British Library Publishing (2025). He edited Faunus, the journal of The Friends of Arthur Machen, for over ten years, and has taught at Birkbeck (University of London), the Royal College of Art, and the University of Bedfordshire. He has recently commenced work on the Edinburgh Edition of Round the Fire Stories. The Stark Munro Letters (Edinburgh University Press, 2025) The first new edition of The Stark Munro Letters since the early 1980s Contains detailed introduction and scholarly apparatus Extensive notes explore the historical and biographical references Appendixes that collect original transcriptions of previously inaccessible archival material Ideal for students and scholars interested in Arthur Conan Doyle, medical fiction, popular fiction, autobiographical fiction, and epistolary fiction This is the first scholarly edition of Arthur Conan Doyle's epistolary novel, originally serialised in the Idler, 1894–95, and long out of print. With its first-hand testimony of the life of a doctor at the outset of his career in the late nineteenth century, The Stark Munro Letters will appeal to anyone with an interest in medical history. It is based on his experiences during the eight years he spent as a General Practitioner, before becoming a professional author in 1890. By some way the most autobiographical of Conan Doyle's novels—written at the height of Holmes's popularity—it is also the most personal in terms of presenting his worldview during his formative years, including ruminations on moral philosophy, religion, science, and evolutionary theory. Moreover, it is entertaining and incredibly vivid—a contemporary critic described the mercurial Cullingworth as ‘one of the finest characters Dr. Doyle has yet drawn'. Source: https://edinburghuniversitypress.com/book-the-stark-munro-letters.html Bibliography The Strange Stories of John Buchan (British Library, 2025) British Weird: Selected Short Fiction 1893 – 1937 (Handheld Classics, 2020) Faunus: The Decorative Imagination of Arthur Machen (Strange Attractor Press, 2019) Of Mud and Flame: A Penda's Fen Sourcebook (MIT Press, 2019) Weird Fiction in Britain 1880–1939 (Palgrave Macmillan, 2018) The Cosy Room and Other Stories (Tartarus Press, 2017) Also mentioned Margie Deck (ed), Sherlock Holmes Into The Fire (Belanger Books, 2025) https://www.amazon.com/Sherlock-Holmes-Into-Fire-Margie-ebook/dp/B0FJK3H29X Next time on Doings of Doyle We continue with Conan Doyle's medical fiction with a related comic tale, ‘Crabbe's Practice' (1884). You can read the story here. Acknowledgements Thanks to our sponsor, Belanger Books (www.belangerbooks.com), and our supporters on Patreon and Paypal. Image credits: Thanks to Alexis Barquin at The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopaedia for permission to reproduce these images. Please support the encyclopaedia at www.arthur-conan-doyle.com. Music credit: Sneaky Snitch Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ YouTube video created by @headlinerapp.

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The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper原文Chapter IX: In the Hurons' VillageUncas was not afraid.The Hurons ran around him.They shouted. They pulled him towards the wooden building.Uncas saw Duncan outside the building.'Hawk-eye is safe, Uncas,' Duncan said quietly.Then the Hurons took Uncas into the meeting-house.Duncan walked through the village.He looked in the houses.Nobody stopped him. Nobody asked any questions.But Duncan did not find Alice and Cora.He went back to the meeting-house. He went inside.Uncas was standing and the chiefs were sitting.Duncan sat down too. He sat near the wall.Then another Huron came into the building.It was Magua! Magua did not see Duncan.But he saw Uncas.He shouted, 'Mohican, you must die!'Magua was angry. He turned to the chiefs.'Many Hurons died at Glenn's Falls,' he said. 'This Mohican is our enemy!'Magua and two Huron stook the young Mohican out of the meeting-house.Then one of the chiefs spoke to Duncan.'Medicine man, the wife of one of my men is ill- she is sick. Can you make her well?''Take me to the woman,' said Duncan.He followed the chief out of the meeting-house.They went towards a hill. There was a cave in the hill.Duncan saw a bear following them, but he was not afraid.Indians liked bears. They often had bears at their villages.Duncan followed the chief into the cave.The cave was large, and there were many rooms with stone walls.The chief took Duncan into one room.The sick woman was lying on the ground.Some other women were with her.Duncan looked at the sick woman.She is dying, he thought.The Huron chief waited and looked at Duncan.Duncan turned to the Huron chief.'I must look at this sick woman alone ,' he said. 'My medicine is secret. Go with these four women. Wait outside.'The chief and the four women left the cave.A few minutes later, the bear came into the cave.The bear made a loud noise.Duncan looked at the bear.Again, the bear made a loud noise. It walked towards Duncan.Suddenly, it took off its head!It was Hawk-eye! Hawk-eye was wearing a bear's skin!'What?' said Duncan.Then he laughed. 'Why are you wearing a bear's skin?' he asked.'I found the bear's skin in a Huron's house,' said Hawk-eye. 'Now the Hurons will not stop me. But tell me. Where is Miss Alice?''I have been unlucky. I have not found Alice or Cora. And Uncas is a prisoner of the Hurons.''Magua has taken Miss Cora to the village of the Delawares,' said Hawk-eye.'I heard two Hurons talking about her. Chingachgook and Munro are safe in the forest.'Then Hawk-eye heard a noise.He looked over as tone wall.'Miss Alice is in the next room!' he said.Duncan went into the next room.There were some blankets, cloths and animals' skins in the room.And there was Alice.Her hands and feet were tied with rope. Her face was white.She was afraid.'Duncan!' she said. 'You are here.''Yes,' said Duncan.He untied her hands and feet.'Where is Cora?' asked Alice. 'Where is my father?''Your father is safe. He is with Chingachgook,' said Duncan.'And Cora?' Alice asked again.'She is near here. She is at another village,' said Duncan. 'She is with the Delawares.'Suddenly, somebody came into the room. It was Magua!翻译第九章：在休伦人的村子里乌卡斯并不害怕。休伦人围着他跑。他们大喊。他们把他拉向木制建筑。乌卡斯在大楼外面看到了邓肯。“鹰眼很安全，乌卡斯。”邓肯平静地说。休伦一家把恩卡斯带进了会议室。邓肯穿过村庄。他看了看房子。没有人阻止他。没有人问任何问题。但是邓肯没有找到爱丽丝和科拉。他回到会议室。他走了进去。乌卡斯站着，酋长们坐着。邓肯也坐了下来。他坐在墙边。接着，另一个休伦人走进了大楼。是马瓜！马瓜没有看见邓肯。但他看到了乌卡斯。他喊道：“莫希干，你必须死！”马瓜很生气。他转向酋长们。“很多休伦人死在格伦瀑布，”他说。“这个莫希干人是我们的敌人！”马瓜和两个休伦人把年轻的莫希干人拖出了会堂。这时，一个酋长对邓肯说：“药师，我一个手下的妻子病了——她病了。你能治好她吗？”“带我去见那个女人，”邓肯说。他跟着酋长走出了会议室。他们朝一座小山走去。山上有个山洞。邓肯看到一只熊跟着他们，但他并不害怕。印第安人喜欢熊。他们的村子里经常有熊。邓肯跟着酋长进了山洞。洞穴很大，有许多石墙的房间。警长把邓肯带进一个房间。那个生病的女人躺在地上。其他一些女人和她在一起。邓肯看着那个生病的女人。她快死了，他想。休伦酋长等着，看着邓肯。邓肯转向休伦酋长。“我必须单独看看这个生病的女人，”他说。“我的药是秘密的。你跟这四个女人一起去，在外面等着。”酋长和四个女人离开了山洞。几分钟后，熊进了洞。熊发出一声巨响。邓肯看着熊。熊又发出了一声巨响。它朝邓肯走去。突然，它的头掉了下来！是鹰眼！鹰眼披着熊皮！“什么?”邓肯说。然后他笑了。“你为什么穿着熊皮？”他问。“我在一个休伦人的房子里发现了熊皮。”鹰眼说。“现在休伦人不能阻止我了。告诉我。爱丽丝小姐在哪儿？”“我运气不好。我还没找到爱丽丝和科拉。而乌卡斯是休伦人的俘虏。”“马瓜把科拉小姐带到特拉华村去了。”鹰眼说。“我听到两个休伦人在谈论她。钦加古和门罗在森林里很安全。”然后鹰眼听到一个声音。他朝那边看了看。“爱丽丝小姐在隔壁房间！”他说。邓肯走进了隔壁房间。房间里有一些毯子、布和兽皮。还有爱丽丝。她的手脚被绳子捆着。她脸色苍白。她很害怕。“邓肯!”她说。“你在这儿。”“是的，”邓肯说。他解开了她的手脚。“科拉在哪儿？”爱丽丝问。“我父亲在哪儿？”“你父亲很安全。他和钦加古在一起。”邓肯说。“和科拉?”爱丽丝又问。“她就在附近。“她在另一个村子里。”邓肯说。“她是在特拉华人那里。”突然，有人走进房间。是马瓜！

Send us a textIn this episode of the Quivercast, we sit down with former professional surfer Shaun Munro @shaunkmunro, whose surf journey began on the beaches of Australia under the guidance of his father Don—founder of Mango surf apparel. Surrounded by legends like Mark Richards, Baron Lynch, and Tony Moniz, Shaun was immersed in the surf world from a young age. A standout in the Australian amateur ranks as a teenager, Shaun wasn't just chasing contest wins—he had a vision of seeing himself in surf magazines and hustled with photographers to turn that vision into reality.Shaun went on to travel the world for over a decade, competing at the highest levels of professional surfing. But when chronic back issues sidelined him, Shaun stepped away from the water for many years. That changed when his son Louis caught the surfing bug, reigniting Shaun's passion and bringing him back to the waves. Tune in to hear a story full of inspiration, legacy, and rediscovered stoke as Shaun reflects on his unique surf journey and the joy of sharing it with the next generation.Support the showBUY THE ENDLESS SUMMER BOX SET HERE!If you like the QuiverCast here are some ways to help us keep going! I always like Coffee! Buy me a Coffee! Find Us: Website: thequivercast.com Instagram: @quiver_cast Facebook: The QuiverCast Sound Editing by: The Steele Collective

Hector Hugh Munro (1870–1916), que firmaba sus obras bajo el seudónimo Saki, fue un escritor británico reconocido por sus cuentos cortos satíricos, ingeniosos y frecuentemente macabros. Sus relatos critican con agudeza la hipocresía y las convenciones de la sociedad eduardiana británica. Nació en Akyab, Birmania (actual Myanmar), donde su padre trabajaba como alto funcionario del Imperio Británico. Tras la muerte de su madre cuando él tenía solo dos años, fue enviado a Inglaterra y criado por sus tías, mujeres estrictas que luego inspiraron personajes autoritarios en sus cuentos. Comenzó escribiendo para periódicos como The Morning Post y The Westminster Gazette. Publicó inicialmente un libro de historia, The Rise of the Russian Empire (1900), antes de dedicarse al cuento satírico. Tomó el nombre "Saki" probablemente del copero de El Rubaiyat de Omar Khayyam, símbolo de irreverencia y agudeza. Algunas de sus colecciones y cuentos más conocidos incluyen: Reginald (1904). The Chronicles of Clovis (1911). Beasts and Super-Beasts (1914). La ventana abierta (The Open Window). Tobermory (sobre un gato que habla). Sredni Vashtar (niño enfermo con una mascota "divina"). Laura (reencarnaciones inesperadas). Sus historias combinan humor negro, ironía y giros inesperados, y suelen mostrar a niños o animales como agentes de subversión contra figuras adultas opresivas. A pesar de tener 43 años, se alistó voluntariamente en el ejército británico durante la Primera Guerra Mundial. Murió en combate en Francia en 1916, abatido por un francotirador alemán. Según se dice, sus últimas palabras fueron: "¡Apaga ese maldito cigarrillo!" Saki es considerado un maestro del cuento corto. Su estilo influyó en autores como P. G. Wodehouse, A. A. Milne y Roald Dahl. Sus relatos siguen siendo leídos y estudiados por su brillantez narrativa y crítica social sutil.

In this episode of the Munro Live Podcast, we sit down with Ricky Roy, the creator behind the popular YouTube channel Two Bit da Vinci, to discuss the future of electric vehicles (EVs), the evolution of tech content on YouTube, and what's next for the industry.Ricky shares his thoughts on EV adoption, charging infrastructure, battery technology, and how platforms like YouTube play a critical role in educating and influencing public perception around clean energy and transportation. We also dive into his journey as a content creator, how he built Two Bit da Vinci into a trusted voice in the tech and sustainability space, and his predictions for where EV and clean tech are headed.https://twobitdavinci.com/Munro Live is a YouTube channel that features Sandy Munro and other engineers from Munro & Associates. Munro is an engineering consulting firm and a world leader in reverse engineering, costing, and teardown benchmarking.Munro Home of Lean Designhttps://leandesign.com/We would really appreciate it if you subscribe to our channel. The more subscribers we have, the more opportunities and teardowns we will be able to bring to you! For more behind the scenes content:X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/live_munroInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/munroliveLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/munro-liveInquiries: Sales@leandesign.com

The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper原文Chapter VIII: The Medicine ManIn the evening, the five men arrived at the north end of Lake Horican.They got out of the canoe and Uncas and Chingachgook carried it.They put it under some trees.'We have lost the trail,' said Duncan. 'Where shall we go!''My Mohican friends know the path to the Hurons' village,' said Hawk-eye. 'It is north of this place. That is where Magua is going. We will go north too.'For two days, the men followed the path.They walked many miles.They arrived at the Hurons' village on the second day.It was early evening. There were about a hundred houses by a small lake.Hawk-eye spoke to Chingachgook and Uncas.Then he spoke to Duncan and Munro.'General Munro, stay with Chingachgook,' said Hawk-eye. 'Stay in the forest . Duncan and I will going to the village . Uncas, go up the hill to the west. Watch the village. Come back quickly. Tell us about the guards.'An hour passed. The four men waited. Uncas did not come back.Suddenly Duncan spoke.'I have a plan,' he said. 'Hawk-eye, give me your coat. I must not wear my red soldier's coat in the village. I will be a medicine man, a French doctor. Iwill speak French. I will walk through the village and go into the houses. The Hurons will not hurt a medicine man. I will find Alice and Cora.'It was a dangerous plan.Duncan put on Hawk-eye's coat.Then he walked into the Hurons' village.There was a large wooden building in front of him.It was the meeting-house of the Huron chiefs.Duncan went inside.Some Huron chiefs were sitting together.They saw Duncan come in.One of the chiefs walked forward.His hair was grey and he was tall and strong.He spoke to Duncan in the Huron language.But Duncan did not understand.'Do you speak French?' Duncan asked.The Huron replied in French.'Why are you here?' he asked.'I am a medicine man,' said Duncan. 'The King of France sent me. Are any Hurons ill?'Suddenly, there were loud cries from the forest.The chiefs left the meeting-house. Duncan followed them.More Hurons were coming into the village.There was a prisoner in front of them.It was Uncas!翻译第八章：药师傍晚，这五个人到达了霍里肯湖的北端。他们下了独木舟，乌卡斯和钦加古拿着它。他们把它放在一些树下。“我们迷路了，”邓肯说。“我们到哪儿去呢？”“我的莫希干朋友知道去休伦人村庄的路。”鹰眼说。“在这个地方的北边。这就是马瓜要去的地方。我们也要往北走。”他们沿着这条路走了两天。他们走了许多英里。第二天，他们到了休伦人的村庄。那是傍晚时分。一个小湖边大约有一百所房子。鹰眼采访了钦加古和乌卡斯。然后他对邓肯和门罗说。鹰眼说：“门罗将军，跟在钦加古克身边。待在森林里。邓肯和我要去村里。乌卡斯，到山上往西走。看着村子。快点回来。给我们讲讲守卫的事。”一个小时过去了。四个人等着。乌卡斯没有回来。突然，邓肯说话了。“我有一个计划，”他说。“鹰眼，把你的外套给我。我不能在村子里穿我的红色军服。我将成为一名药师，一名法国医生。我会说法语。我会穿过村子，走进房子里。休伦人不会伤害药师的。我会找到爱丽丝和科拉的。”这是一个危险的计划。邓肯穿上鹰眼的外套。然后他走进休伦人的村庄。在他面前有一座巨大的木制建筑。这是休伦部落首领的会议场所。邓肯走了进去。一些休伦酋长坐在一起。他们看见邓肯进来了。一个酋长走上前。他头发花白，又高又壮。他用休伦语和邓肯说话。但是邓肯不明白。“你会说法语吗？”邓肯问。休伦人用法语回答。“你为什么在这儿？”他问。“我是个药师，”邓肯说。“法国国王派我来的。休伦有人病了吗？”突然，森林里传来了巨大的叫声。酋长们离开了会场。邓肯跟着他们。更多的休伦人来到村子里。他们面前有一个囚犯。是昂卡斯！

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In this episode of the Munro Live Podcast, host Paul Turnbull sits down with Conifer Co-Founders Ankit Somani and Yateendra Deshpande to explore how their startup is reimagining the EV powertrain from the ground up.Conifer is on a mission to simplify and streamline electric vehicle development through an integrated, modular powertrain system—aimed at reducing cost, improving efficiency, and accelerating electrification across multiple vehicle platforms.Tune in as Paul dives into the technical challenges of current powertrain architectures, how Conifer's approach compares to traditional OEM strategies, and what this means for the future of EV design.https://www.conifer.io/Munro Live is a YouTube channel that features Sandy Munro and other engineers from Munro & Associates. Munro is an engineering consulting firm and a world leader in reverse engineering, costing, and teardown benchmarking.Munro Home of Lean Designhttps://leandesign.com/

The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper词汇提示1.necklace 项链2.trail 足迹原文Chapter VII: The TrailThree days had passed.Fort William Henry had burnt down.The French soldiers had gone. The Indians had gone.The bodies of many English soldiers, women and children lay on the ground.In the evening, five men walked through the forest.Munro,Duncan, Hawk-eye, Chingachgook and Uncas were looking for Cora and Alice.They found the dead bodies of many English people.The five men were sad and angry.Suddenly, Uncas shouted to the others, 'Look!'He had a small piece of cloth in his hand.'That is a piece of Cora's dress!' said Munro.Uncas found footprints on the ground near a tree.'Three people and the horse have stood here, ' he said.Then Chingachgook found Alice's necklace and he found another piece of Cora's dress.Duncan took the necklace. He smiled.'Alice is alive, ' he said.'Miss Cora has left a trail, ' said Hawk-eye. 'She has left pieces of her dress. We can follow this trail. But we must go quietly. Magua is with them.''But it is late,' said Hawk-eye. 'We will eat some food. We will sleep here tonight.Tomorrow we will follow Miss Cora's trail.'Very early the next morning, Hawk-eye woke the English officers and the Mohicans.The five men followed Cora's trail.It led them to Lake Horican.Uncas and Chingachgook found a canoe in the grass near the lake.The five men got into the canoe.The Mohicans paddled it along the lake.After half an hour, Uncas spoke quietly.'Smoke,'he said.He was looking at a small island in front of them.'Smoke from a fire,' said Hawk-eye. 'And there are two canoes. 'Suddenly,some Hurons ran from the trees on the island.They got into the two canoes.'They are following us,' said Duncan. 'Paddle fasted''No!Stop paddling, Chingachgook,' said Hawk-eye. 'I will shoot them.'And he lifted his long gun.He fired. A Huron in the first canoe fell into the lake.The Hurons stopped their two canoes.They did not follow.Chingachgook and Uncas started paddling again.The five men went on.They went north, up the lake.翻译第七章：踪迹三天过去了。威廉·亨利堡被烧毁了。法国士兵已经走了。印第安人走了。许多英国士兵、妇女和儿童的尸体躺在地上。傍晚，五个人穿过森林。门罗、邓肯、鹰眼、钦加古和乌卡斯正在寻找科拉和爱丽丝。他们发现了许多英国人的尸体。这五个人又伤心又生气。突然，乌卡斯对其他人喊道：“看！”他手里拿着一小块布。“那是科拉衣服的一块碎片！”门罗说。乌卡斯在一棵树旁的地上发现了脚印。“有三个人和那匹马站在这里，”他说。然后钦加古找到了爱丽丝的项链和科拉裙子的另一块碎片。邓肯接过项链。他笑了。“爱丽丝还活着，”他说。“科拉小姐留下了一条线索，”鹰眼说。“她留下了衣服的碎片。我们可以沿着这条路走。但是我们必须安静地走。马瓜和他们在一起。”“可是已经很晚了。”鹰眼说。“我们要吃点东西。我们今晚就睡在这里。明天我们将跟踪科拉小姐的踪迹。”第二天一大早，鹰眼叫醒了英国军官和莫希干人。那五个人跟着科拉的踪迹。它把他们带到了霍里肯湖。乌卡斯和钦加古在湖边的草地上发现了一只独木舟。五个人上了独木舟。莫希干人沿湖划桨。半小时后，乌卡斯轻声说话了。“烟，”他说。他看着他们面前的一个小岛。“火上冒出的烟。”鹰眼说。“还有两条独木舟。”突然，一些休伦人从岛上的树上跑了出来。他们上了两只独木舟。“他们在跟踪我们，”邓肯说。桨禁食的“不!别划了，钦加古，”鹰眼说。“我要枪毙他们。”他举起了他的长枪。他射击了。第一艘独木舟上的休伦人掉进了湖里。休伦人停下了他们的两只独木舟。他们没有跟着。钦加古和乌卡斯又开始划水。五个人继续往前走。他们向北，沿湖而上。

In this episode, Chris Thomas, Chief Technology & Innovation Officer here at Munro, meets Ali Kashani, Founder & CEO of Serve Robotics, for a discussion on Serve's autonomous food delivery robots.https://www.serverobotics.com/Munro Live is a YouTube channel that features Sandy Munro and other engineers from Munro & Associates. Munro is an engineering consulting firm and a world leader in reverse engineering, costing, and teardown benchmarking.Munro Home of Lean Designhttps://leandesign.com/

The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper词汇提示1.enemies 敌人原文Chapter VI: When Will Help Come?Days passed. The French army fired their big guns at Fort William Henry.Many English soldiers were killed.General Munro waited.But General Webb did not send any soldiers.Munro sent Hawk-eye to Fort Edward with a message.General Webb gave Hawk-eye a letter for Munro.The scout started to go back to Fort William Henry.But French soldiers stopped him.They took the letter.They tied Hawk-eye's hands with rope.The next morning, Duncan Heyward was standing by the gates of Fort William Henry.He saw three men coming towards the fort.He went to General Munro.'General Munro,' he said. 'Two French soldiers are at the gates of the fort. Hawk-eye is with them. But when will help come from Fort Edward?'Hawk-eye came into General Munro's room.'General Webb gave me a letter for you,' he said. 'But the French soldiers took it. General Montcalm wants to speak to you. You must go to his camp.'A French officer met Munro and Duncan at the gates of the fort.They went to General Montcalm's tent in the French camp.There were French officers and Indian chiefs in the tent.Then Duncan saw Magua.Magua was fighting for the French!The Huron looked at Duncan and smiled.Montcalm spoke first.He spoke to Munro.'You have fought well , General,' he said. 'But now you must stop fighting.'Montcalm gave a letter to Munro.Munro read it quickly.Then he gave it to Duncan.The letter was from General Webb.The letter said, 'we cannot send any more men. The Indians have killed too many of my soldiers. 'Munro looked at Duncan.They did not speak.Then General Montcalm spoke to Munro.'You and your soldiers must leave Fort William Henry,' he said. 'You can take your guns. But do not take your bullets. Your men, women and children will be safe. But we will burn the fort.'General Munro was unhappy.'We will leave in the morning,' he said.Then he and Duncan went back to the fort.Magua was angry.He spoke to the Huron chiefs'The English will leave the fort. The French will not kill them. But the English are the enemies of the Hurons. We will kill the English!'Three thousand English people - soldiers, women and children - left the fort.They walked past the French soldiers and they walked towards the forest.The English soldiers carried their guns. But they had no bullets.Magua and the Huron s were standing in the forest.They watched Fort William Henry.The English left the fort and walked into the forest.Then two thousand Indians attacked!The English could not fight. They had no bullets in their guns.Many of the English were killed.Alice and Cora saw their father.He was running towards the French camp.He was going to find Montcalm.He was going to ask for help.'Father! Father!' shouted Alice. 'We are here!'But Munro did not hear them. He did not stop.Magua was watching. He ran to Cora.'Will you come with me now?' he said.'Never!' said Cora. 'I will not be your wife.'The Huron looked at her. But he did not speak.Then he turned to Alice. He held Alice's arms.He pulled her towards a horse.'Stop!' shouted Cora. And she ran after them.Magua put Alice on the horse. Then he put Cora on the horse too.The Huron took them along a path towards Lake Horican.翻译第六章：援助何时到来？日子一天天过去。法国军队向威廉·亨利堡发射了大炮。许多英国士兵阵亡。门罗将军等待着。但是韦伯将军没有派出任何士兵。门罗派鹰眼去爱德华堡送信。韦布将军给鹰眼写了一封信给门罗。侦察兵开始返回威廉·亨利堡。但是法国士兵阻止了他。他们把信拿走了。他们用绳子绑住鹰眼的手。第二天早上，邓肯·海沃德站在威廉·亨利堡的大门口。他看见三个人朝堡垒走来。他去找门罗将军。“门罗将军，”他说。“两个法国士兵站在堡垒的门口。鹰眼和他们在一起。可是爱德华堡什么时候会来帮忙呢？”鹰眼走进门罗将军的房间。“韦布将军给了我一封信给你，”他说。“但是法国士兵把它拿走了。蒙特卡姆将军想和你谈谈。你必须到他的营地去。”一名法国军官在堡垒门口遇见了门罗和邓肯。他们去了蒙卡姆将军在法军营地的帐篷。帐篷里有法国军官和印第安酋长。然后邓肯看到了马瓜。马瓜为法国人而战！休伦人看着邓肯，笑了。蒙特卡姆先说。他对门罗说。“你打得很好，将军，”他说。“但现在你必须停止战斗。”蒙卡姆给了门罗一封信。门罗读得很快。然后他把它给了邓肯。这封信是韦布将军写来的。信上说：“我们不能再派人去了。印第安人杀了我太多的士兵。”门罗看着邓肯。他们没有说话。然后，蒙卡姆将军对门罗说：“你和你的士兵必须离开威廉·亨利堡，”他说。“你们可以带上你们的枪。但是不要拿走你的子弹。你的男人，女人和孩子都会安全的。但我们会烧了堡垒。”门罗将军很不高兴。“我们明天早上就走，”他说。然后他和邓肯回到了堡垒。马瓜很生气。他对休伦部落的首领们说了话“英国人会离开堡垒的。法国人不会杀他们的。但英国人是休伦人的敌人。我们要杀死英国人！”3000名英国人——士兵、妇女和儿童——离开了堡垒。他们从法国士兵身边走过，朝森林走去。英国士兵带着他们的枪。但是他们没有子弹。马瓜和休伦人站在森林里。他们守着威廉·亨利堡。英国人离开堡垒，走进森林。然后两千印第安人袭击了！英国人无法战斗。他们的枪里没有子弹。许多英国人被杀。爱丽丝和科拉看到了他们的父亲。他向法军营地跑去。他要去找蒙特卡姆。他打算寻求帮助。“父亲!父亲!”爱丽丝喊道。“我们在这儿！”但是门罗没有听见。他没有停下来。马瓜在看着。他跑向科拉。“你现在愿意跟我走吗？”他说。“从来没有!”科拉说。“我不会做你的妻子。”休伦人看着她。但他没有说话。然后他转向爱丽丝。他抓住爱丽丝的胳膊。他把她拉向一匹马。“停!”科拉喊道。她追着他们跑。玛瓜把爱丽丝放在马上。然后他把科拉也放在马上。休伦人带着他们沿着一条通往霍里肯湖的小路。

After spending the Super Rugby season getting accustomed to one set of rules and regulations, players will now have to adapt to another set of guidelines for the international test period. Former international referee Vinny Munro says the All Blacks players returning to the field will have to deal with what's in front of them now. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From unclear goals to digital missteps, this episode outlines what it takes to transform with confidence.Accounting InfluencersWith Rob BrownChange isn't slowing down. It's speeding up. And according to Hannah Munro, that's precisely why finance professionals can't afford to treat transformation as a one-time event. More Accounting Influencers with Rob Brown here In this episode of Accounting Influencers, Munro—managing director of ITAS Solutions and host of the CFO 4.0 podcast—discusses driving successful change in accounting and finance. She dives into why so many transformation initiatives fail and outlines a smarter path forward for firms looking to adapt, evolve, and thrive.“The pace of change is accelerating,” Munro explains. “That volatility and uncertainty are forcing finance professionals to elevate their role.”According to Munro, a startling 70% of transformation projects fail, but she believes it's not because change is impossible—it's because the foundations are shaky from the start.This was originally published April 19, 2025.

In episode 197, Max chats with Professional PGA Golfer Jack Munro! Jack takes us through the PGA Tour, the Asian Tour, and Rory McKilroy coming to the Australian Open! All this and much more in episode 197 of Sporting Max! www.instagram.com/sportingmax.podcast/

The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper词汇提示1.steep 陡的2.brandy 白兰地原文Chapter IV: I am a Huron ChiefThe Hurons and their prisoners started to walk.Magua walked in front of Duncan, Cora and Alice.The other Hurons walked behind the prisoners.They walked across a valley.Then Magua led them up a steep hill.The land at the top of the hill was flat.Magua sat down under a tree.The Hurons started to eat and drink.Magua shouted to Duncan. 'Send the dark-haired woman to me!'Cora was afraid. She went to Magua.'What do you want?' she asked.'I ama Huron chief,' said Magua. 'I lived twenty summers and twenty winters. I did not see a white man. I was happy! Then a white man came to the forest. He gave me brandy. The drink was bad on me. It made me crazy! My people were angry. I had to go away, I ran away and lived with the Mohawks.''Then the war started,' said Magua. 'The French and the English were fighting each other.The Mohawks were fighting for the English. The Hurons were fighting for the French.I was fighting my own people.''Your father - Munro - was our chief. He told the Mohawks "Do not drink brandy!" But a white man gave me brandy. What did Munro do? He gave orders to his men. They tied me with ropes and they heat me! I will never forget!''But-'said Cora.'Woman!'shouted Magua .He stood up quickly.'You will be my wife! Your sister will go to Fort William Henry. She must tell Munro everything. Then Munro will know. His daughter lives with me Magua.''Never!'said Cora. 'I will not be your wife.'Magua smiled. 'Then you will die,' he said. 'And yourfriends will die too.'Then Magua went towards the other Hurons. He spoke to them.Duncan ran to Cora.'What is wrong?' he asked. 'What did Magua say to you?''It is not important,' said Cora.The Hurons were listening to Magua.Duncan watched them.They were very angry.Suddenly,Magua shouted at the Hurons.They pulled Duncan and the women towards the trees.They tied each prisoner to a tree with rope.Magua stood in front of Cora.He laughed.'What does Munro's daughter say now?' he said. 'Shall I send your sister to your father? Will you follow me to the Great Lakes and live with me?'Cora looked at her sister.'Alice,'said Cora. 'I must go with Magua and be his wife. Then you and Duncan will live.''No!'shouted Duncan. 'Never!''No,no, no!' said Alice.'Then die!' shouted Magua.He threw his knife at Alice.The knifecut off some of her hair.Ithit the tree above her head.Duncan shouted angrily.The Hurons had tied Duncan to a tree.But he pulled the rope and it broke.He jumped on a Huron and they fought.The Huron had a knife.He was going to kill Duncan.Suddenly a gun fired and the Huron fell dead.翻译 第四章：我是休伦酋长休伦人和他们的俘虏开始行走。玛瓜走在邓肯、科拉和爱丽丝的前面。其他休伦人走在囚犯的后面。他们走过一个山谷。然后马瓜带他们上了一座陡峭的小山。山顶的土地是平坦的。马瓜坐在树下。休伦人开始吃喝。马瓜对邓肯喊道。“把那个黑发女人给我送来！”科拉很害怕。她去了马瓜。“你想干什么？”她问。“我是休伦族的首领，”马瓜说。“我活了二十个夏天和二十个冬天。我没有看到一个白人。我很高兴！然后一个白人来到森林里。他给了我白兰地。这酒对我不好。我都快疯了！我的人民很生气。我不得不离开，我逃跑了，和莫霍克人住在一起。”“然后战争开始了，”马瓜说。“法国人和英国人在互相厮杀。莫霍克人为英国人而战。休伦人为法国人而战。我是在和自己人作战。”“你父亲——门罗——是我们的首领。他告诉莫霍克人“不要喝白兰地！”但一个白人给了我白兰地。门罗做了什么？他向部下下达命令。他们用绳子把我绑起来，然后加热我！我永远不会忘记！”“可是——”科拉说。“女人!”马瓜喊道。他迅速站了起来。“你将成为我的妻子！你妹妹会去威廉·亨利堡。她必须把一切都告诉门罗。那门罗就会知道了。他的女儿和我住在一起，马瓜。”“从来没有!”科拉说。“我不会做你的妻子。”马褂笑了。“那你就死定了，”他说。“你的朋友也会死的。”于是玛瓜去找其他休伦人。他对他们说话。邓肯跑向科拉。“怎么了?”他问。“马瓜对你说了什么？”“这不重要，”科拉说。休伦人在听玛瓜的话。邓肯看着他们。他们非常生气。突然，马瓜对休伦人大喊大叫。他们把邓肯和妇女们拉向树林。他们用绳子把每个囚犯绑在树上。马瓜站在科拉面前。他笑了。“门罗的女儿现在说什么？”他说。“要我把你妹妹送到你父亲那里去吗？你愿意跟我去五大湖，和我一起生活吗？”科拉看着她的妹妹。“爱丽丝，”科拉说。“我必须和马瓜一起去，做他的妻子。这样你和邓肯就能活下来。”“不!”邓肯喊道。“从来没有!”“不，不，不！”爱丽丝说。“那么死去!”马瓜喊道。他把刀扔向爱丽丝。刀子剪掉了她的一些头发。它击中了她头顶上的树。邓肯生气地喊道。休伦人把邓肯绑在一棵树上。但他一拉绳子就断了。他跳到一个休伦人身上，他们打了起来。休伦人有一把刀。他要杀了邓肯。突然一声枪响，休伦人倒地身亡。

The Refreshing Change Podcast – Season 4, Episode 3With Madalaine MunroTW: mention of eating disorder and physical abuseIn this episode of The Refreshing Change Podcast, I'm joined by Madalaine Munro - somatic sexologist, psychosexual somatic therapist and nervous system expert - for an honest conversation about having the courage to walk a different path and embarking on a journey of healing.We dive into:Finding the courage to change pathRedefining society's definition of successThe power and beauty in hitting rock bottomNervous system and how to self regulateHow our experiences shape us - trauma and attachment theoryThis episode is a reminder that we can take back control, and do the work to heal parts of yourselves that keep us in unsupportive patterns.If something in this conversation resonates then please get in touch with either of us! And don't forget to share this episode with someone who needs to hear it.CONNECT WITH MADALAINEWebsite: madalainemunro.comInstagram: @madalaine.munroPodcast: All Of You with Madalaine MunroCONNECT WITH ME✨ Say hi on Instagram: @nicolascottcoaching

The average age at which Canadians are retiring has increased dramatically over the last 15 years. Combine that with individuals living longer, cost of living on the rise, and on-going market changes - there are several factors influencing the retirement landscape. On today's episode, our tax team of experts at Fidelity dives into the trends, insights, and concerns of Canadians from the newly released Fidelity Retirement Report. Incredibly, this is the 20th edition of the report! Joining today's show are Vice-President of Tax and Retirement Research Peter Bowen; and Directors of Tax and Retirement Research Michelle Munro and Jacqueline Power. Recorded on June 13, 2025. At Fidelity, our mission is to build a better future for Canadian investors and help them stay ahead. We offer investors and institutions a range of innovative and trusted investment portfolios to help them reach their financial and life goals. Fidelity mutual funds and ETFs are available by working with a financial advisor or through an online brokerage account. Visit fidelity.ca/howtobuy for more information. For a fourth year in a row, FidelityConnects by Fidelity Investments Canada was ranked #1 podcast by Canadian financial advisors in the 2024 Environics' Advisor Digital Experience Study.

In this episode, host Tyler Chisholm is joined by Jeff Parry, founder of Jeff Parry Promotions, to explore the economics of entertainment and the policy gaps holding Alberta's creative sector back. With more than 45 years in the business, Jeff has produced everything from touring concerts and musicals to the Van Gogh immersive experience that took North America by storm during the pandemic. Jeff offers a candid critique of Alberta's approach to arts funding and shares why he's now investing in other provinces and international markets that value creative entrepreneurship. Tune in to hear why this matters not just for artists, but for the broader conversation around economic diversification and cultural development in Western Canada.This episode is brought to you by clearmotive marketing. When it comes to marketing that truly matters to your business, clearmotive is your go-to partner. With a proven track record of more than 15 years, they understand what makes your business tick. Learn more at https://www.clearmotive.ca and discover how clearmotive can help your marketing thrive.We're on social media! Follow us for episodes you might have missed and key insights on Western Canada directly on your feeds.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/collisionsyycLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/collisions-yycYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@collisionsyycWebsite: https://www.collisionsyyc.comThank you for tuning into Collisions YYC!Remember to subscribe and follow us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts so you never miss an episode.If you loved the episode, please leave us a 5-star review and share the show with your friends! These things really help us reach more potential fans and share everything that's amazing about Western Canada.We sincerely appreciate your support of our local podcast.Host links:Tyler's website: https://www.tylerchisholm.comTyler's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tylerchisholmGuest links:Jeff Parry Promotions' Website: https://www.jeffparrypromotions.comJeff Parry Promotions' Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeffparrypromotionsCollisions YYC is a Tyler Chisholm original production // Brought to you by clearmotive marketing

Content warning: This episode of Doin' Time contains audio images of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who have died, and discussion of Deaths in Custody.  This show is a special broadcast on remembering the Myall Creek massacre, which happened on the 10th of June 1838. The Myall Creek memorial site, which opened in June 2000 in an act of truth telling and reconcilliation. This show commemorates the 25 year anniversary of the erection of this monument. We hear from Uncle Collin Isaac, the artist who created the art at the Myall Creek memorial. Collin Isaac is excited by the challenge to work in a new medium, and offers his artistic talents as a means of bringing people together. We also speak with Auntie Sue Blacklock, a decendant of the victims and survivors of the massacre, Sue Blacklock speaks on her understanding of her families need for somewhere to grieve, believing that healing could only come through acknowledgment of the past where desendants of perpetrators truly express sorrow for those who suffered in the capacity to give in their hearts. Lastly we hear from Keith Monro, cochair of the Myall Creek committee.  

Episode 182 A Gluten Free PodcastHow do you turn a personal challenge into a thriving business that supports families across Australia? On today's episode I sit down with Lisa Munro—founder of Happy Tummies and Free From Family Co.—to talk about how her son's allergies inspired her mission to create a one-stop shop for allergen-friendly and gluten free products.We explore Lisa's personal journey as a parent navigating allergies and an Eosinophilic Eosophagitis (EoE) diagnosis, and how that experience led to the birth of a business that has now become a go-to for many in the coeliac and allergy community. In This Episode, We Chat About:

340 - "There is a wild beast in your woods." Tuck in for comic horror with a twist of cruelty from the dark master of the classic short story, H.H. Munro (Saki).

This episode of the Astonishing Healthcare podcast is all about Pharmacogenomics (PGx), a critical component of precision medicine that ensures the medications prescribed to patients align with their genetic makeup.. To explain everything from what PGx is and barriers to broader adoption to the future state of integrated care, Burns Blaxall, PhD (Senior Vice President of Precision Medicine at Aranscia), and Caitlin Munro, PharmD (Sr. Clinical Programs Manager at Capital Rx), joined Justin Venneri in the studio.Burns and Caitlin discuss the growth of biomarkers on drug labels and use cases where PGx has been most helpful to date (e.g., behavioral health), the cost of testing, lack of insurance coverage and appropriate clinical guidelines, and the general level of physician awareness. They also dive into ongoing efforts to overcome the common barriers to using PGx and how Capital Rx is approaching the opportunity - leveraging Judi® - to bring PGx to employer plan sponsors and others who would like to offer plan members this option as part of the health benefits program. They also highlight the important role pharmacists can play on care teams and in the delivery of specialized care and acknowledge that regulation and legal action will help drive change and improve greater accessibility and usage of PGx tools, which, based on some of the stories shared, can transform the patient experiences and improve health outcomes.Related Content & Reference MaterialsValidation of Pharmacogenomic Interaction Probability (PIP) Scores in Predicting Drug–Gene, Drug–Drug–Gene, and Drug–Gene–Gene Interaction Risks in a Large Patient PopulationAH005 - Star Ratings, MTM, & CMS Translation Requirements with Jay Tran, PharmDAH035 - Pharmacy Benefits 101: Clinical Programs, with Bonnie Hui-Callahan, PharmDAH006 - Pharmacy Benefits 101: Clinical Care Teams, with Amy Stockton, PharmDFor more information about Capital Rx and this episode, please visit Capital Rx Insights.

Today we welcome Penny Montgomorie, Sheena Munro and Alec Allison onto the R2Kast to talk all things Big Build!

In this conversation with Helen Rennard we hear about her Winter Munro round of last winter in which she completed all 282 Munros in 80 days, beating the previous record of 83 days shared by Martin Moran (1985) and Anna Wells (2024).Helen talks about her formative days in a local Staffordshire hill walking club, before her progression to many years of hard Scottish winter climbing. She has held the female winter Tranter's round record in the past, as well as completing many winter climbing first ascents and hard repeat ascents around Scotland.We talk about motivations, logistics, weather conditions, and some of the factors that made Helen take a very ‘under the radar' approach to her round. If you want to buy me a cuppa to help support the podcast, thank you and please do at: https://ko-fi.com/finlaywild

Katie Munro ‘01VMA, a three-time Sports Emmy Award-winning producer, on as a guest! From her days dominating the tennis courts at Villa to producing some of the world's biggestsports broadcasts—including Football Night in America, Formula 1, and nine Olympic Games—Katie shares the story behind her rise in sports media and what it takesto succeed at the highest level.

In this episode, Kane Simms is joined by Katherine Munro, Conversational AI Engineer at Swisscom, for a deep dive into what might sound like an odd pairing: using LLMs to classify customer intents.Large Language Models (LLMs) are powerful, multi-purpose tools. But would you trust one to handle the precision of a classification task?It's an unlikely fit for an LLM. Classifiers typically need to be fast, accurate, and interpretable. LLMs are slow, random black-boxes. Classifiers need to output a single label. LLMs never stop talking.And yet, there are good reasons to use LLMs for such tasks, and emerging architectures and techniques. Many real-world use cases need a classifier, and many data and product development teams will soon find themselves wondering: could GPT handle that?If that sounds like you, then check out this extended episode to explore how Switzerland's largest telecommunications provider tackles this issue while building a next-generation AI assistant. This episode is brought to you by NLX.NLX is a conversational AI platform enabling brands to build and manage chat, voice and multimodal applications. NLX's patented Voice+ technology synchronizes voice with digital channels, making it possible to automate complex use cases typically handled by a human agent. When a customer calls, the voice AI guides them to resolve their inquiry through self-service using the brand's digital asset, resulting in automation and CSAT scores well above industry average. Just ask United Airlines.Shownotes:"The Handbook of Data Science and AI: Generate Value from Data with Machine Learning and Data Analytics" - Available on Amazon: https://a.co/d/3wNN9cvKatherine's website: http://katherine-munro.com/Subscribe to VUX World: https://vuxworld.typeform.com/to/Qlo5aaeWSubscribe to The AI Ultimatum Substack: https://open.substack.com/pub/kanesimmsGet in touch with Kane on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kanesimms/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

INTERVIEW: Jack Hanan and Charlie Butler on The 2025 Capping Show by Alex Munro on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

Join us for an exclusive conversation with Lars Stenqvist, Chief Technology Officer of Volvo Group talks with Mike Oakes, VP of New Product Development at Munro, filmed at the ACT Expo. As one of the industry's most influential voices in sustainable transportation, Lars shares Volvo Group's strategic vision for decarbonizing heavy transport, insights into their latest electric and hydrogen-powered vehicle platforms, and how the company is leveraging innovation to lead the shift toward zero-emission mobility.Munro Live is a YouTube channel that features Sandy Munro and other engineers from Munro & Associates. Munro is an engineering consulting firm and a world leader in reverse engineering, costing and teardown benchmarking.Munro Home of Lean Designhttps://leandesign.com/

Michelle holds the view that each event is as unique as the people who attend them, and has a passion for inclusive event design. Michelle believes that true hospitality means removing barriers to participation. Creating environments that say “you are welcome here” to participants and attendees means considering even the smallest of details, as well as genuine conversation and relationship building. Michelle works with her clients to understand their needs, and to suggest possibilities that will help maximize their event's potential to be both successful AND meaningful. Creating gatherings where community can be created on the spot has always been a key motivator for Michelle. She does this by drawing on her leadership experience in the not-for-profit sector, where for over a decade she worked with people who had a broad range of needs and values to support. She has been able to harness her skills and observations in community building and apply them to a career in the events industry. Find out more @loopinevents

In this episode, Jon Wessendorf sits down with Bonne Eggleston, Senior Director at Tesla overseeing the 4680 battery cell program. They dive into the details of how the cells are made and where the technology is headed.Munro Live is a YouTube channel that features Sandy Munro and other engineers from Munro & Associates. Munro is an engineering consulting firm and a world leader in reverse engineering, costing and teardown benchmarking.Munro Home of Lean Designhttps://leandesign.com/We would really appreciate it if you subscribe to our channel. The more subscribers we have, the more opportunities we will be able to bring to you!

Paul discovers the capabilities of ChargeScape, am OEM-backed vehicle-to-grid integration platform enabling massive savings for EV consumers, with CEO Joseph Vellone.Munro Live is a YouTube channel that features Sandy Munro and other engineers from Munro & Associates. Munro is an engineering consulting firm and a world leader in reverse engineering, costing and teardown benchmarking.Munro Home of Lean Designhttps://leandesign.com/We would really appreciate it if you subscribe to our channel. The more subscribers we have, the more opportunities we will be able to bring to you!

Pash Munro is a former SBS Operator, working within the special forces for 19 years. In this episode we talk through the brutal selection process, from mountain hikes to torture interrogation training. Pash also delves deep into SBS missions, including dog training and underwater submersibles.This is the eventful life of Mr Pash MunroYouTube: Dodge WoodallInstagram: @Dodge.WoodallWebsite: DodgeWoodall.comTikTok: @DodgeWoodallLinkedIn: @DodgeWoodall Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this conversation, Jamie Munro and David Farrokh delve into the intricacies of ecological dynamics in sports, exploring how understanding these concepts can enhance coaching practices. They discuss the importance of the action-perception relationship, the role of constraints and affordances, and the significance of deception in competitive scenarios. The dialogue emphasizes the interconnectedness of individual actions within team dynamics and the necessity of shared affordances for effective collaboration in sports. In this conversation, Munro and David Farrokh explore the intricacies of offensive strategies in sports, focusing on the importance of recognizing patterns, affordances, and the principles of play. They discuss how variability in training can enhance players' adaptability and decision-making in competitive situations. The dialogue emphasizes the contextual nature of skills and the dynamics of interaction in sports, highlighting the need for coaches to understand these concepts to effectively guide their players.

I spoke to my friend Alex Munro from Scotland about their journey as a musician. I learned about their journey from finding themselves as a musician through songwriting and life in Scotland. Learn more on Dreams Not Memes. https://linktr.ee/al3xxmunro?Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_munroville_/

Feliks Banel presents on this broadcast of CASCADE OF HISTORY tributes from the archives to the late Ralph Munro (former Washington Secretary of State) and the late Frank Chopp (former Speaker of the Washington House of Representatives), both of whom passed away in recent days. We also hear an excerpt from an interview last week with journalist and broadcaster Jim Dever, who recently announced he's stepping down from EVENING Magazine and KING 5 TV after 34 years, and we listen to side two of the 1961 LP release "The Living Constitution" (side one is featured in Episode 95 of February 9, 2025). CASCADE OF HISTORY is broadcast LIVE most Sunday nights at 8pm Pacific Time via SPACE 101.1 FM in Seattle and gallantly streaming everywhere via space101fm.org. The radio station is located at historic Magnuson Park - formerly Sand Point Naval Air Station - on the shores of Lake Washington in Seattle. Subscribe to the CASCADE OF HISTORY podcast via most podcast platforms.

On this bonus episode of CASCADE OF HISTORY, Feliks Banel remembers former Washington Secretary of State Ralph Munro, who passed away March 20, 2025. In this archival interview from 2021, Munro recalls the Washington Centennial of 1889, the family origins of the centennial license plate, and agrees that he likely had more fun as Secretary of State (from 1981 to 2001) than any of his predecessors or successors. CASCADE OF HISTORY is broadcast LIVE most Sunday nights at 8pm Pacific Time via SPACE 101.1 FM in Seattle and streaming everywhere via space101fm.org. The radio station is located at historic Magnuson Park - formerly Sand Point Naval Air Station - on the shores of Lake Washington in Seattle. Subscribe to the CASCADE OF HISTORY podcast via most podcast platforms.

In this episode, Adam Omiecinski is joined by Jamie Munro of JM3 Sports, a career lacrosse coach with deep roots in both field and box lacrosse. Jamie shares his coaching journey, from Yale and Denver to high school and club lacrosse, and how his passion for basketball has shaped his approach to training athletes. He also discusses his connection with Transforming Basketball and Alex, and how a single blog post changed his perspective on what fundamentals really mean. Level up your coaching with our Amazon Best Selling Book: https://amzn.to/3vO1Tc7 Access tons more of evidence-based coaching resources: https://transformingbball.com/products/ Links: Website: http://transformingbball.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/transformbball Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/transformingbasketball/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@transformingbasketball Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/transformingbasketball/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@transforming.basketball

Alice Munro, a winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, was perhaps the most acclaimed short-story writer of our time. After her death, last year, her youngest daughter, Andrea Skinner, revealed that Munro's partner, Gerald Fremlin, had sexually abused her starting when she was nine years old. The abuse was known in the family, but, even after Fremlin was convicted, Munro stood by him, at the expense of her relationship with her daughter. In this episode, the New Yorker staff writer Rachel Aviv joins the magazine's editor, David Remnick, to talk about how and why a writer known for such astonishing powers of empathy could betray her own child, and how Munro touched on this family trauma in fiction. “Her writing makes you think about art at what expense,” Aviv tells Remnick. “That's probably a question that is relevant for many artists, but Alice Munro makes it visible on the page. It felt so literal—like trading your daughter for art.”Follow The New Yorker Radio Hour wherever you get your podcasts. Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices

The Freeway Killer, Bill Bonin, was a notorious American serial killer who, alongside his accomplices, terrorized Southern California in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Bonin, often referred to as the "Freeway Killer" due to his victims' bodies being dumped along highways and freeways, is believed to have murdered at least 14 young men and boys between 1979 and 1980, though the exact number is still debated.His victims, often hitchhikers or male prostitutes, were sexually assaulted, tortured, and then killed, typically by strangulation or blunt force trauma.Bonin was a former military man with a history of violent offenses and was described as being charismatic yet extremely manipulative. He lured many of his victims by offering them rides, only to overpower them and subject them to horrific abuse. His killing spree was initially difficult to track, as he often discarded the bodies in remote locations along freeways in Los Angeles and surrounding areas.After his arrest in 1980, Bonin was convicted of 10 murders, though he was linked to additional cases. He was sentenced to death in 1982 and spent years on death row at San Quentin State Prison. Bonin was finally executed by lethal injection in 1996, after his appeals were exhausted. His crimes left a lasting legacy of fear in Southern California and remain one of the most chilling chapters in the history of American serial killers.Bonin's case also highlighted the disturbing nature of his accomplices, including a man named James Munro, Gregory Miley and Vernon Butts, who participated in some of the killings, contributing to the complexity and scope of the crimes. The Freeway Killer case remains a tragic example of the dangers lurking within society, as well as the dark psyche of a man who carried out his brutal acts under the radar for several years before justice was finally served.https://linktr.ee/UnforbiddentruthBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/unforbidden-truth--4724561/support.

Today we have a special co-host—Kayla's 12-year-old son, Munro! (Can you believe he's 12?!). We thought we were going to have a normal episode, but of course, we couldn't resist putting Munro in the hot seat and turning it into a full-on interview We dive into Munro's crippling fear of—wait for it—dinosaurs and swear words (yes, still). Then we put him to the test with questions that only women and adults would know the answers to, just to see how much wisdom he's gathered in his 12 years. Finally, we debate who we think are the most famous people in the world of acting, singing, and sports. Do you agree with our picks? Tune in and let us know! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“My life has gone rosy, again,” Alice Munro told a friend in a buoyant letter of March 1975. For Munro, who was then emerging as one of her generation's leading writers, the previous few years had been blighted by heartbreak and upheaval: a painful separation from her husband of two decades; a retreat from British Columbia back to her native Ontario; a series of brief but bruising love affairs, in which, it seems, Munro could never quite make out the writing on the wall. “This time it's real,” she wrote, speaking of a new romantic partner, Gerald Fremlin, the emphasis acknowledging that her friend had heard these words before. “He's 50, free, a good man if I ever saw one, tough and gentle like in the old tire ads, and this is the big thing — grown-up.”The judgment would prove premature. In July 2024, two months after Munro's death at age 92, Andrea Skinner, the youngest of her three daughters, revealed in an essay in The Toronto Star that Fremlin had sexually abused her. Unlock full access to New York Times podcasts and explore everything from politics to pop culture. Subscribe today at nytimes.com/podcasts or on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

Rachel Aviv reports on the terrible conundrum of Alice Munro for The New Yorker. Munro was a winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature and perhaps the most acclaimed writer of short stories of our time, but her legacy darkened after her death when her youngest daughter, Andrea Skinner, revealed that Munro's partner had sexually abused her beginning when she was nine years old. The crime was known in the family, but even after a criminal conviction of Gerald Fremlin, Munro stood by him, at the expense of her relationship with Skinner. In her piece, Aviv explores how, and why, a writer of such astonishing powers of empathy could betray her own child, and discusses the ways that Munro touched on this family trauma in fiction. “Her writing makes you think about art at what expense,” she tells David Remnick. “That's probably a question that is relevant for many artists, but Alice Munro makes it visible on the page. It felt so literal—like trading your daughter for art.”