Podcasts about North American League

Read along to practice your English and to learn the English phrases TO KEEP SOMETHING UNDER WRAPS and IT'S HUSH-HUSH!In this English lesson, I wanted to help you learn the English phrase to keep something under wraps. Now, if you're told to keep something under wraps, it means you're supposed to keep it a secret. You're not supposed to tell anyone about it. Maybe at work there's a new project that three people are working on and someone tells you about it, but they say, hey, you need to keep this under wraps for now. We're not telling anyone else at work. We're not telling any of our customers. It's a secret project. You need to keep it under wraps. So that would mean that you need to keep it a secret.WANT FREE ENGLISH LESSONS? GO TO YOUTUBE AND SEARCH, "BOB THE CANADIAN"If you enjoy these lessons please consider supporting me at: http://www.patreon.com/bobthecanadianThe other phrase I wanted to teach you today is the phrase, it's hush hush. Now, I did teach this phrase about three or four years ago. Maybe some of you saw that lesson, maybe some of you haven't heard about this phrase yet, but it means the same thing. It means that something's a secret. Let's say I'm planning a party for my mom and I tell my sister, but I just say, hey, it's hush hush. Don't tell any of mum's brothers and sisters yet because we think it might be a secret party. It's hush hush. Don't tell anyone about it at this point in time.So to review. To keep something under wraps means to keep it a secret. And if you say that something is hush hush, if you say it's hush hush, it means the same thing. It means that you need to keep that thing a secret.But, hey, let's look at a comment from a previous video. This comment is from a viewer. There's no name on this comment. And the comment is this. Thank you very much, Bob. Is it always cloudy like this where you live? And by response, no, but it has been quite cloudy lately.Hopefully we get some sunnier weather soon and we certainly have that today. It is a beautiful day out here today. It's nice and warm. It's about 20 degrees celsius right now. I don't know what that is in fahrenheit. 52, double it and add 40. I don't know, 70. You'll have to use an online converter. I used to be able to do that in my head, but for some reason it's slipped my mind right now. But, yeah, it's a gorgeous day today. I can actually hear my neighbor mowing his lawn. If you hear kind of a lawnmower in the background, you might have heard that or you might hear that.So you might be noticing I'm wearing something new today. I don't often spend money, but I bought a Blue Jays hat. The Toronto Blue Jays are the local baseball team here. Canada just happens to have a team in the American baseball League. I guess it's the North American League. Major League Baseball, it's called, and the Toronto Blue Jays are the team that is in Toronto.Jen and I went to see a few games last year. It was a lot of fun. Baseball is kind of a unique sport. It's not like anything else in the world because it moves a little more slowly than other sports. It's kind of fun to watch a baseball game because you can think for a bit, you can eat a hot dog, you can kind of just enjoy the weather. The times we went last year, we went twice. The roof of the stadium was open, so we could actually enjoy the weather and the sunshine as well. So that was really nice. Yep. I got a hat. I have to wear it in my video so I can write it off as a business expense. Sorry, I'm just kidding about that. But I probably will actually write it off as a business expense now that I think about it.So anyways, yes, beautiful weather here. It's the third week of May. It feels like summer today. What a great feeling. It's just so nice to be outside aSupport the Show.

Daniel Coyle is the lead rider for Lothlorien Farm and recent winner of the CSIO4* Grand Prix during WEF 8. Originally from County Derry in Northern Ireland, Daniel has represented his home country of Ireland at the European Championships in Riesenbeck, Germany, and the World Equestrian Games in Herning, Denmark. In 2022, Daniel qualified for the 2023 FEI World Cup Finals in Omaha, NE, as the leader of the North American League standings thanks to brilliant performances from both Legacy and Ivory TCS throughout the year. He also took home the win in the CSIO5* Grand Prix in Rotterdam (NED) on Oak Grove's Carlyle in 2022. So far in 2023, Daniel has been moving young horses up the levels and focusing his international string on select events at Wellington International, including the CSIO4* Grand Prix, which he won aboard Ivory TCS. Listen in!

Today on the pod, Owen and Lathan break down news of a potential Dutch-Belgian league merger, dubbed the BeNeLiga. They sift through TV revenue, broken rivalries, fan discontent, and whether this is the first step towards a potential European Super League. Plus, Lathan references the rumored MLS-Liga MX merge and whether the 2025 BeNeLiga will affect possible plans towards a North American League. Finally, in Hot Takes, Owen deviates from the rules and applauds Carli Lloyd's upcoming international caps record, while Lathan goes across the pond to the English camp, and their 'keeper dilemma. All that, and more on this episode of the Social Distancing Football Podcast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/officialfootballglobal/message

This week we look at the good, the bad and the ugly of 25 years of Super League. Also breaking news of the North American League. As always hear Bobby's stats of the weeks and our predictions for the upcoming Challenge Cup ties. 

A crushing F1 defeat for one racer leads to a maiden win for another, the North American League of Legends landscape is changing rapidly, two massive NBA contracts traded for each other, and catching up on the NFL season.

Nesse episódio: Luke volta com o formato de Drops, falando mais a fundo da volta e estreia de European League e North American League, com as analises das partidas das duas regiões, e comentando sobre os formatos diferentes de cada região. Todas as informações desse episódio foram retiradas do Siege.GG. Redes Sociais:Twitter: http://bit.ly/TTsiegecast Instagram: http://bit.ly/IGSiegecast Facebook: http://bit.ly/FBSiegecast Luke: https://twitter.com/LuukeRamires // https://www.instagram.com/luukeramires // https://www.twitch.tv/lukeer SiegeGG: https://siege.gg // https://twitter.com/Siege_GG

Les garçons discutent de la nouvelle North American Pro League, de la fin de Team Secret et de la biographie de Twitch! Suivez-nous: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Barricade_R6 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barricadepodcast/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota, international show jumper Andrew Welles developed his passion for horses at a young age. He grew up in the sport and eventually trained under equitation and show-jumping trainer Missy Clark and finished out his Junior career with her North Run crew. Andrew took a year off before he started college to train with Olympic gold medalist Chris Kappler, who we worked with for four years before starting his own training and teaching business in 2010. He made his first Nations Cup appearances in 2009, representing the United States in Austria and Portugal. He also represented the U.S. at the 2018 Spruce Meadows Masters CSIO*****, and the 2019 FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ Canada held in Langley, British Columbia. Most recently, Andrew finished out the 2019/2020 North American League season by qualifying for April’s 2020 World Cup Final, which has since unfortunately been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic. Andrew’s stable, called Team Welles, is a jumper-focused boutique operation based in Wellington, Florida and now also in Mettawa, Illinois which is on the north side of Chicago. In this episode, Andrew shares his overall training philosophy, why he believes there is too much emphasis on “seeing a distance,” what makes him a strong competitor and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This Q&A features Dave Stewart, Executive Producer for the North American League of Legends LCS, moderated by Alexander Champlin (Film & Media Studies, UCSB). Their conversation covers the growth of the esports industry and the work of producing videogame competitions. Stewart discusses the growing esports scene in Los Angeles, the global scale of these competitions, and draws comparisons between traditional sports and gaming competitions. Stewart began his career as a writer for cable sports broadcasts before joining Riot Games to direct the NALCS, and brings insights about the way esports and traditional sports programing intersect. He discusses his work on one of the largest and most successful esports franchises, the growing appeal of esports, the fans who consume this media, and the places where this industry is gaining the most traction. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 33759]

This Q&A features Dave Stewart, Executive Producer for the North American League of Legends LCS, moderated by Alexander Champlin (Film & Media Studies, UCSB). Their conversation covers the growth of the esports industry and the work of producing videogame competitions. Stewart discusses the growing esports scene in Los Angeles, the global scale of these competitions, and draws comparisons between traditional sports and gaming competitions. Stewart began his career as a writer for cable sports broadcasts before joining Riot Games to direct the NALCS, and brings insights about the way esports and traditional sports programing intersect. He discusses his work on one of the largest and most successful esports franchises, the growing appeal of esports, the fans who consume this media, and the places where this industry is gaining the most traction. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 33759]

This Q&A features Dave Stewart, Executive Producer for the North American League of Legends LCS, moderated by Alexander Champlin (Film & Media Studies, UCSB). Their conversation covers the growth of the esports industry and the work of producing videogame competitions. Stewart discusses the growing esports scene in Los Angeles, the global scale of these competitions, and draws comparisons between traditional sports and gaming competitions. Stewart began his career as a writer for cable sports broadcasts before joining Riot Games to direct the NALCS, and brings insights about the way esports and traditional sports programing intersect. He discusses his work on one of the largest and most successful esports franchises, the growing appeal of esports, the fans who consume this media, and the places where this industry is gaining the most traction. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 33759]

This Q&A features Dave Stewart, Executive Producer for the North American League of Legends LCS, moderated by Alexander Champlin (Film & Media Studies, UCSB). Their conversation covers the growth of the esports industry and the work of producing videogame competitions. Stewart discusses the growing esports scene in Los Angeles, the global scale of these competitions, and draws comparisons between traditional sports and gaming competitions. Stewart began his career as a writer for cable sports broadcasts before joining Riot Games to direct the NALCS, and brings insights about the way esports and traditional sports programing intersect. He discusses his work on one of the largest and most successful esports franchises, the growing appeal of esports, the fans who consume this media, and the places where this industry is gaining the most traction. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 33759]

Molly takes control of the podcast and asks some very odd questions. Some vaguely relating to the LCS, some not. Enjoy! Heart of Gold Podcast is a podcast about the North American League of Legends scene.

In today's episode of the Rough Drafts Podcast, Chase "RedShirtKing" Wassenar and Walter "Ceades" Fedczuk try to break down the momentum swings that have defined the North American League of Legends scene. They start by discussing the difference between NRG's winning and losing efforts, whether Team Liquid has finally gotten their season back on track, and if Team Impulse has what it takes to be a dark horse pick for the remainder of the season. They close by discussing this week's gambling lines and making their predictions for the week. Be sure to subscribe to the Esports Rough Drafts Podcast on iTunes to keep up with every episode here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/rough-drafts-podcast/id1050361444?mt=2. And if you happened to leave a nice review along the way, that’d be cool too.

Rob and Andrew welcome Taylor Cocke to look at the new season of LCS, and whether this will mark a sea-change for North American League of Legends. Then they get Sad About StarCraft as major sponsor, SBENU, crashes and burns amid fraud allegations. But StarCraft remains awesome, and Andrew is looking forward to the Shanghai Major.

Join Kert and August in the indoor Cleary Arena booth for all the action on the rink in this defensive match between the two teams tied in the North American League standingsGlobal Online Hockey Association