Podcasts about Olaf

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Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party is Back for 2022Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party is back on 24 select nights November 8 - December 22, 2022. This popular ticketed takes place at the Magic Kingdom and features: Mickey and pals on the Cinderella Castle stage for the ultimate Christmas extravaganza – Mickey's Most Merriest. The show features holiday music with dance performances. Minnie's Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks will light up the sky, along with castle projections, and seasonal songs. Santa Claus will join Mickey Mouse and friends in the Mickey's Once Upon a Christmastime Parade. As in the past, partygoers will get complimentary cookies and hot cocoa at locations throughout Magic Kingdom. Holiday magic will once again transform the Jungle Cruise into the Jingle Cruise. And, as an exclusive treat, Space Mountain, Tomorrowland Speedway, Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor and Mad Tea Party will all get a special holiday makeover. Cosmic Ray's Starlight Café becomes the coolest place to party when North Pole residents drop by for an intergalactic dance party! You can also dance the night away with favorite Disney characters at the Totally Tomorrowland Christmas on the Rockettower Plaza Stage. Younger partygoers and Disney Junior fans of all ages can head to Storybook Circus during the Disney Junior Jingle Jam as Disney Junior characters take part in a fun-filled dance celebration. In honor of the 50th Anniversary celebration, part attendees will find three new photo opportunities and will get a special 50th Anniversary holiday-themed commemorative keepsake. Tickets go on sale July 7, 2022 on DisneyWorld.com. Guests of Walt Disney World Resort hotels can book in advance on June 30. Tickets range from $149-$199 plus tax. Walt Disney World Annual Passholders and Disney Vacation Club members can get speically priced ticket for select dates.The party does not require an additional theme park ticket or Park Pass reservation. Event dates are: November: 8, 10, 11, 14, 15, 17, 18, 20, 22, 27, 29 December: 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 11, 13, 15, 16, 18, 20, 22 Say Hello to Santa ClausSanta will make special appearances throughout Walt Disney World. Whether cruising down Hollywood Boulevard in his red convertible at Disney's Hollywood Studios or voyaging across the Discovery River as part of a festive flotilla at Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park you may see Santa just about anywhere. For individual visits with Santa, Magic Kingdom Park and Disney Springs are where to go. And at EPCOT, Santa Claus will join storytellers from around the world as a part of the EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays beginning November 25, 2022Enjoy Festive Entertainment Across Walt Disney World Disney's Animal Kingdom Park will come alive with the return of a Merry Menagerie of winter animals in the form of life-size, artisan-sculpted puppets. “For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Sing-Along Celebration” at Disney's Hollywood Studios adds a festive finale, featuring everyone's favorite snowman, Olaf, and songs of the season. At Disney Springs, Town Center will experience a magical snowfall, bringing the spirit of the North Pole to Central Florida. The EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays begins November 25 and features the Candlelight Procession, a heartwarming holiday performance at America Gardens Theatre. Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind will blast off to the tune of an awesome holiday single. Disney PhotoPass will have holiday-themed Magic Shots at all four Walt Disney World theme parks, a new PhotoPass Lens and virtual backdrops at the Disney Springs PhotoPass Studio. Savor Festive Seasonal Flavors Holiday Cookie Stroll will return to EPCOT this year, it's a sweet scavenger hunt during Festival of the Holidays. There are also special Holiday Kitchens with festive food from around the world. At Disney Springs, Jock Lindsey's Hangar Bar becomes Jock Lindsey's Holiday Bar and will feature yuletide touches along with festive food and craft cocktails. Immerse Yourself in Delightful Holiday Décor  In addition to all the twinkling trees, glittering ornaments, tinsel and wreaths, the Disney Springs Christmas Tree Stroll will have themed Christmas trees that draw inspiration from beloved characters. And don't forget the visit select resorts for gingerbread houses and more!--Walt Disney World Character NewsMirabel is now part of the “Disney Adventure Friends Cavalcade," as of June 26.Minnie Mouse will join Mickey Mouse in Town Square Theater, Magic Kingdom Park starting July 6. July 6 also marks the return of Chip 'N Dale's Campfire Sing-A-Long at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground. On July 10, Peter Pan and Snow White will greet guests at Magic Kingdom Park once again.Over at Disney's Hollywood Studios, Star Wars Launch Bay returns July 17. You can meet Chewbacca,  encounter BB-8 or run-into Darth Vader himself.In the coming months, a visit to Magic Kingdom Park will bring chances to meet Aladdin, Jasmine, Merida, Pooh, Tigger and Storybook Circus pals like The Great Goofini in Pete's Silly Sideshow. Toy Story Land friends will return to Disney's Hollywood Studios, and Donald Duck and friends will rejoin their prehistoric party at “Donald's Dino-Bash!” in DinoLand U.S.A. at Disney's Animal Kingdom Park.--Narcoossee's Refurbishment UpdateNarcoossee's at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort will be unavailable starting July 14, 2022. Reservations will be available through July 13. The restaurant will return next year with an "enhanced experience."--Fourth of July Foodie GuideWalt Disney World Resort Magic Kingdom Columbia Harbour House (Available July 1 through 4; Mobile Order available) Berry Shortcake: Shortcake topped with berries and whipped cream (New)  Casey's Corner (Available July 1 through August 11; Mobile Order available) Chicago-style All Beef Hot Dog: All beef hot dog, traditional "Chicago green" relish, pickles, and marinated diced tomatoes served on a potato bread bun (New)  Plaza Ice Cream Parlor (Available July 1 through 4) Red Velvet Cookie Ice Cream Sandwich: Red velvet cookies, vanilla ice cream, and sprinkles (New) Disney's Hollywood Studios Backlot Express and Rosie's All-American Café (Available July 1 through 4; Mobile Order available) Apple Pie Cupcake: Yellow cupcake filled with an apple pie filling, topped with a salted caramel buttercream, and cinnamon streusel, and garnished with rainbow silver sparkle, red, white, and blue Mickey earsABC Commissary and The Trolley Car Café (Available July 1 through 4; Mobile Order available) Red, White, and Blue Raspberry Frangipane Bar: Frangipane layered with raspberry jam (New)  Woody's Lunch Box (Mobile Order available)  Fourth of July Lunch Box Tart: Cherry pie filling, vanilla fondant, and star sprinkles (New) (Available July 1 through 4) Lunch Box Parfait: Blue raspberry gelatin, whipped cream, strawberry gelatin, fresh strawberries, and blueberries (New) (Available July 4) EPCOT  Connections Café (Available July 1 through 4) dFourth of July Liege Waffle: Brioche dough with pearl sugar (New)  Fife & Drum (Currently available) The American Dream: Frozen Fanta Wild Cherry, vanilla ice cream, and Frozen Fanta Blue Raspberry slushy  Sunshine Seasons (Available July 1 through 4) Red, White, & Blue Cake Pops: Red velvet cake pops (New) Disney Springs Amorette's Patisserie (Available June 30 through July 4) Apple Pie Éclair filled with a white chocolate cinnamon apple mousse garnished with whipped caramel white ganache, cinnamon apples, and crispy pearls (New)  The Daily Poutine (Available June 29 through July 31) Cheeseburger Poutine: French fries, ground beef, cheese sauce, bacon, lettuce, tomato, pickles, ketchup, and mustardResorts Available at Various Pool Bars and Lounges across Resorts (Available July 1 through 4)  Sparkling Strawberry: Prosecco and strawberry puree garnished with a strawberry (New)  Stars and Stripes: Bacardi Raspberry Rum blended with flavors of coconut, pineapple, raspberry puree topped with a float of blue curaçao (New) Disney's All-Star Movies Resort, Disney's All-Star Music Resort, and Disney's All-Star Sports Resort World Premiere Food Court, Intermission Food Court, and End Zone Food Court (Available July 1 through 4; Mobile Order available) Firecracker Push Up Pop: Layers of strawberry cake and lemon buttercream with sprinkles (New) Disney's Art of Animation Resort and Disney's Pop Century Resort Landscape of Flavors and Everything POP Shopping & Dining (Available July 1 through 4; Mobile Order available) Star-Spangled Cupcake: Yellow cupcake filled with watermelon basil curd with lemon buttercream and white chocolate stars (New)  Disney's Beach Club Resort and Disney's Yacht Club Resort  Beach Club Market and Market at Ale & Compass (Available July 1 through 4; Mobile Order available) Berry Blast Trifle: Layers of strawberry mousse, blueberry compote, vanilla cake crumbles, and whipped cream (New) Disney's BoardWalk InnBoardWalk Bakery (Available July 1 through 4; Mobile Order available)  Freedom Cheesecake: Red velvet brownie base, vanilla cheesecake, sweet cream, crisp pearls, and white chocolate garnish (New)  Independence Day Cupcake: Cinnamon cupcake, apple pie filling, and vanilla mascarpone cream (New) Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort Centertown Market (Available July 1 through 4; Mobile Order available)  Caribbean Sticky Ribs: Orange-chili sticky spareribs with crispy tostones and a side creamy mango slaw (New)  Firecracker Brownie: Graham cracker crust and chocolate chip fudgy brownie topped with a brown butter caramel mousse, popping candy, and chocolate décor (New)  Spyglass Grill (Available July 1 through 4; Mobile Order available)Firecracker Brownie: Graham cracker crust and chocolate chip fudgy brownie topped with a brown butter caramel mousse, popping candy, and chocolate décor (New) Disney's Contemporary Resort Contempo Café (Available July 1 through 4; Mobile Order available) Fourth of July Fruit Tart: Blackberry custard topped with fresh berries and a vanilla panna cotta popsicle (New)  Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa Gasparilla Island Grill (Mobile Order available)  Red, White, and Blue Cookie Sandwich: Vanilla-scented buttercream sandwiched between two gluten free chocolate chip cookies (New) (Available July 1 through 4)  S'mores Marshmallow Pop: Marshmallow pop enrobed in dark chocolate with graham crumble (New) (Available July 1 through August 29) Disney's Port Orleans Resort – French Quarter and Riverside Riverside Mill Food Court and Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory (Available July 1 through 4)   Sweet & Spicy Ribs: Tender pork ribs with sweet & spicy BBQ sauce, cowboy beans, corn on the cob, and coleslaw Firecracker Brownie: Graham cracker crust and chocolate chip fudgy brownie topped with a brown butter caramel mousse, popping candy, and chocolate décor (New) Disney's Old Key West Resort and Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa Good's Food to Go and The Artist Palette (Available July 1 through 4; Mobile Order available) Fourth of July Layer Cake: Layers of red velvet cake with white and blue buttercream filled with a patriotic sprinkle surprise (New) Disney's Riviera Resort Le Petit Café (Available July 1 through 4) Fourth of July Firecracker: Milk chocolate mousse with morello cherriesBar Riva (Available July 1 through 5 and July 14 through 17)  Patriotic Wave: The Mediterranean Wave with the addition of blue curaçao and hibiscusDisney's Wilderness LodgeRoaring Fork (Available July 1 through 4; Mobile Order available) Lemon Mousse Cake: Lemon cake and white chocolate lemon mousse with a blueberry compote center and chocolate star décor (New) Disneyland Resort Disneyland Park Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe (Available July 1 through 4; Mobile Order available) Fourth of July Cupcake: Spiced cake with apple filling and red, white, and blue buttercreamRed Rose Taverne (Available July 1 through 4; Mobile Order available) Star-Spangled Stuff: Blue shortbread cookie, red velvet cake, raspberry, and star sprinklesDisney California Adventure Park Hollywood Lounge (Available July 1 through 4; Mobile Order available) Red, White, and Blue Cocktail: Blend of Spiced & Silver Rum, tequila, blue curaҫao, tropical fruit juices, and Italian bittersPym Test Kitchen (Available July 1 through 4; Mobile Order available)  Test 0615: Fowl Play: BBQ turkey leg and red particle sides (marble potato salad and pickled vegetables) (New)  Experiment 0341: Red, White and Blue Slush: Lemon-lime and blue raspberry slush topped with grenadine and cherry flavor-filled boba (New) Downtown Disney District Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes (Available July 1 through 4)Red, White and Blue Shake: Vanilla rim with red, white, and blue sprinkles topped with a Fourth of July cupcake, firecracker popsicle, whipped cream, red, white, and blue sprinkles, and a cherryBlue Ribbon Corn Dogs (Available July 4 through 10)Firecracker Hot Link: A hot link dipped in batter, rolled in Panko crumbs, and drizzled with a spicy sriracha mayo and hot cheese puff dust (New)  California Churro (Available July 4 through 10) Firecracker Churro rolled in strawberry sugar, drizzled with marshmallow fluff, and sprinkled with red and blue candy pieces (New) Sprinkles (Available July 1 through 4)  Stars and Sprinkles Red Velvet: Southern-style light chocolate cake topped with cream cheese frosting and celebratory red, white, and blue sprinkles Fourth of July Decorate At-Home Kit: Includes two cupcakes, frosting, decorations, and sprinkles Fourth of July Bake-At-Home Kit: Includes signature cupcake mix, scratch-made frosting, decorations, and sprinkles Wetzel's Pretzels (Available through July 10)Frozen Striped Lemonade: This drink celebrates Independence Day with a mixture of fresh lemonade, blue raspberry, and kiwi strawberry (New) Hotels of the Disneyland ResortDisney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa Holiday Cart (Available June 30 through July 4)  Layered Cake Pop: Vanilla sponge cake with vanilla buttercream and red, white, and blue sprinkles (New)  Mickey Fourth of July Cookie: Vanilla sugar cookie dipped in white chocolate topped with fondant stars (New)  Fourth of July Cookie Shot with Milk: Choice of milk, lowfat milk, strawberry, or chocolate milk (New) --Thank You for Listening to the Disney Travel PodcastThank you very much for listening to this episode, Amelia and I hope that you enjoyed it. If you did, we would be very grateful if you could rate, review and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts/iTunes (or on whichever app you choose to listen). A brief review about what you liked most about an episode truly helps to keep the show going by exposing it to new listeners. We look forward to continue producing new episodes each week.Sharing the podcast with your friends and on social media is also extremely helpful and very much appreciated.Shop 1923 Main StreetFeel free to visit our 1923 Main Street® Disney merchandise shop where we have hundreds of unique and original Disney-inspired t-shirts, leggings, clothing, mugs, phone cases and much more. You'll find everything from 1923 Main Street logo merchandise to custom created authentic Disney-inspired originals, including lots of great patterns for leggings and other items.Contact 1923 Main StreetThank you for listening to the Disney Travel News Podcast at 1923MainStreet.com. As always, we love to get feedback and questions from our listeners and to hear your suggestions and ideas for future episodes.Please be sure to follow along on Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and Facebook.Thank you for listening and have a magical day!Mike Belobradic and Amelia Belobradic--Media provided by Jamendo

Bevor die Jungs mit der Folgenbesprechnung zur Rache des Tigers loslegen, gibt es zunächst echte True-Crime-Vibes. Aber keine Angst, allen Podcastern geht es gut! Daher wünschen wir Euch viel Spaß bei der 109. Folge des SSPs mit Fakten zum Fall, Abschweifungen und dem Schuft Knick Knobel. Und los gehts...

Dr. Olaf Andersen is a Professor of Physiology and Biophysics at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University and Director of the Tri-Institutional MD-PhD Program in New York City. His research aims to understand all of the mechanisms by which small molecules can manipulate the functions of cells or whole organisms. How do these molecules work and what are they doing? These questions are particularly relevant for pharmacology and toxicity. When he's not doing science, Olaf keeps busy reading and brewing beer. His ambition as a brewer is to make a beer with a deep beer flavor but really low alcohol percentage. Olaf keeps a brewing diary that holds 20 years worth of notes on each batch he has ever brewed. He was awarded his MD from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark and completed postdoctoral research at the University of Copenhagen and Rockefeller University before joining the faculty at Cornell University. Olaf has received many awards and honors including being named a Foreign Member of The Royal Danish Academy of Sciences and Letters, receipt of the K. S. Cole Medal from the Biophysical Society, being named an Honorary Fellow of the Cornell University Weill Medical College Alumni Association, receipt Distinguished Service Award from the Biophysical Society, and receipt the Inaugural Bruce Ballard Mentoring Award. In this interview, Olaf shares more about his life and science. 

Heute geht es um die folgenden Fragen und einiges mehr: Was verstehen wir unter einer MSP-Flatrate? Wie kam es dazu? Wie werden die Preise gebildet? Wer profitiert davon, Kunde oder Anbieter? Was ist mit einem Self-Service Portal? Vielen Dank an Robert Sieber, den Servicenerd und Geschäftsführer von MSP-Support, für den vierten gemeinsamen Podcast und den tiefen Austausch zu Flatrates. ----------------------- Und hier einige Links, wenn Ihr mehr über Robert Sieber wissen möchtet: >> http://www.msp-support.de >> https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertsieber/ >> Podcast: http://www.different-thinking.de ----------------------- Und mehr von Olaf Kaiser: www.linkedin.com/in/olafkaiser/ www.olaf-kaiser.coach/ www.ubega.de Direkt einen kostenfreien Termin mit Olaf buchen https://bit.ly/allgemeinen-termin-buchen

A man living in Germany begins to have flashbacks of his life as the son of Premutos, the first of the fallen Angels. When he discovers a strange book and yellow potion in his garden, he awakens Premutos' army of the undead. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/censoredmenotpodcast/support

In this episode of the Raider Wrap, AJ Reisetter catches up with back-to-back boys golf state champion Nate Stevens and what it was like to win state again and what his plans are for when he heads off to Notre Dame in the fall. Then Evan Loe debuts on the Raider Wrap in his first ever interview with Luther College tennis all star Solvei Christopherson and St. Olaf throwing star Emma Johnson. He talks with them about their first year in college and how NHS shaped them into who they are today.

  Gladiatoren kennt jeder: Muskelbepackte und gerüstete, dabei doch erstaunlich leicht gekleidete Kämpfer, die sich in den Arenen Roms mit Dreizack und Schild bis zum Tode gegenüberstehen. So oder so ähnlich sieht das Bild vieler zum Thema aus, schließlich hat man das bei Ridley Scott so gesehen.   Doch stimmt es überhaupt, dass Gladiatoren immer bis zum Tod gekämpft haben? Was weiß man überhaupt über die Kampfesweisen in der Arena?   Wir reden darüber mit Olaf Küppers, der sich seit 2005 mit der Rekonstruktion des Gladiatorenkampfes beschäftigt und nicht nur HEMA-Erfahrung mitbringt, sondern sich bei seinen Ansätzen auch vom Bologneser Stil leiten lässt.   Wir machen in diesem Podcast also mal wieder einen Schlenker in die Zeit der Römer, wie damals mit Adam Nawrot zur Fernsehserie Barbaren.   Schickt uns gern auch eure Fragen, Folgenvorschläge oder Anmerkungen als Audioschnippsel.   Shownotes und mehr unter https://www.schwertgefluester.de/gladiatoren-olaf-kueppers/ Dir gefällt der Podcast? Dann unterstütze uns doch auf auf Patreon.

Die Flippers waren in den 1970er Jahren die erfolgreichste Band im Bereich Schlager in Deutschland (Lotusblume, Mona Lisa, Die rote Sonne von Barbados). 2011 lösten sie sich auf. Bis auf einer! Olaf Malolepski machte Solo als „Olaf der Flipper" weiter.  Zusammen mit seiner Tochter Pia Malo, die auch erfolgreich im Schlager unterwegs ist, war er zu Gast in Büsum bei der Veranstaltung "Schlagerparty am Meer". Dabei auch Schlagershow-Moderator Simon Ladewig der die Chance nutzte um die Juni-Ausgabe der Schlagershow auf zu zeichnen.

Die Digitalisierung wird die Bildung verändern. Doch ist das nicht der erste Umbruch in der Bildung. Innovationen gab und gibt es immer wieder – teils politisch gefördert und gefordert, teils durch Bildungsforschung initiiert. Was Didaktik mit verflochtenen Zöpfen zu tun hat, darüber unterhält sich Jöran Muuß-Merholz mit Prof. Dr. Olaf Köller vom Leibniz-Institut der Naturwissenschaften und Pädagogik in Kiel.

Olaf Carlson-Wee is the Founder and CEO of Polychain Capital, a $5 billion investment firm that was one of the first institutional crypto funds upon its launch in 2016. Olaf is among the crypto OGs, he was the first hire at Coinbase and led risk management before founding Polychain with initial investments from Sequoia, a16z, Union Square Ventures, and Founders Fund. He was named to both the Forbes 30 Under 30 and Fortune 40 Under 40. Our conversation explores Olaf's vision for what is to come in the crypto ecosystem.  We cover his early discovery of cryptocurrency, his experience at Coinbase, and his founding and strategy at Polychain. We then turn to Olaf's perspective on the present and future of incentive systems, social media, bear markets, layer 1 protocols, bridges across protocols, NFTs, DeFi, DAOs, and stablecoins.   Learn More  Follow Ted on Twitter at @tseides or LinkedIn  Subscribe to the mailing list  Access Transcript with Premium Membership 

Judith wohnt am Wasser und sieht immer wieder Schaum am Ufer. Wo kommt das her? Olaf recherchiert und weiß die Antwort.

Ulrike Hacker ist so manchem/mancher wohl ein Begriff als langjährige Autorin der Webseite Team Andro. Heut spricht sie mit Olaf über die letzten 12 Jahre bei Team Andro, wie sie zu Sophia Thiel und Social Media steht, wie zeitgemäß Wettkampfbodybuilding im Allgemeinen, das NBB und das BB in Deutschland sind, ihre eigene Wettkampferfahrung und vieles mehr. WERBUNG: Als Stronger Than You Hörer*in sparst du bei einer Bestellung von HBN Supplements 15% mit dem Code STY15 unter https://www.hbnsupplements.com/

Kaum zu glauben, aber es ist wahr. Thorsten und Olaf sehen sich heute nicht nur, sie sitzen sich sogar gegenüber. Richtig. Nach einem gemeinsamen leckeren Abendessen sind die Beiden in Hamburg im Restaurant und unterhalten sich unter anderem über die Kieler Woche auf der Thorsten war, über die neue Single von Olaf und darüber, was die Serien- und Podcast-Welt aktuell hergibt.

Mit Olaf Mann Personal Trainer Prep-Coach Podcaster Nachdem ich schon zweimal im Podcast von Olaf Mann Stronger than you zu gast sein durfte, freue mich sehr, dass Olaf heute im Mainathlet Podcast dabei ist. Olaf ist Personaltrainer und Bodybuilder und hat dort mit 44 Jahren den ersten Wettkampf als Bodybuilder bestritten. Der lief nicht so, wie Olaf sich das vorgestellt hatte und in so einer Situation ist das Mindset Besonderes wichtig. Denn Niederlagen gehören einfach zum Sport dazu. Deshalb unterhalten wir uns in dieser Folge über Eigenmotivation und wie man eigentlich mit Niederlagen umgeht Hier geht es zum Podcast von Olaf. Stronger Than You by Olaf Mann Anlässlich unserer 100. Episode hat Olaf einen ganz besonderen Gast mit ins Boot geholt: Mark Maslow! In ihrem Gespräch erörtern die beiden unter anderem, woher Marks Power für all seine Projekte kommt, was einen echten Dranbleiber auszeichnet, Motivationsstrategien, das Vergleichen mit anderen in sportlichen Wettkämpfen und vieles, vieles mehr. https://open.spotify.com/episode/3LYKYJr1Yk1b3IBsxOzZSr?si=wgQ2XERgSJCncnaFcZ7IMA Unterstütze den Podcast über Steady Kennst du schon MainAthlet Splits auf YouTube Hier gibts den Mainathlet Hoodie Schicke mir eine Sprachnachricht über WhatsApp Melde dich jetzt für den kostenlosen MainAthlet Newsletter an Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Mit Olaf Mann Personal Trainer Prep-Coach Podcaster Nachdem ich schon zweimal im Podcast von Olaf Mann Stronger than you zu gast sein durfte, freue mich sehr, dass Olaf heute im Mainathlet Podcast dabei ist. Olaf ist Personaltrainer und Bodybuilder und hat dort mit 44 Jahren den ersten Wettkampf als Bodybuilder bestritten. Der lief nicht so, wie Olaf sich das vorgestellt hatte und in so einer Situation ist das Mindset Besonderes wichtig. Denn Niederlagen gehören einfach zum Sport dazu. Deshalb unterhalten wir uns in dieser Folge über Eigenmotivation und wie man eigentlich mit Niederlagen umgeht Hier geht es zum Podcast von Olaf. Stronger Than You by Olaf Mann Anlässlich unserer 100. Episode hat Olaf einen ganz besonderen Gast mit ins Boot geholt: Mark Maslow! In ihrem Gespräch erörtern die beiden unter anderem, woher Marks Power für all seine Projekte kommt, was einen echten Dranbleiber auszeichnet, Motivationsstrategien, das Vergleichen mit anderen in sportlichen Wettkämpfen und vieles, vieles mehr. https://open.spotify.com/episode/3LYKYJr1Yk1b3IBsxOzZSr?si=wgQ2XERgSJCncnaFcZ7IMA Unterstütze den Podcast über Steady Kennst du schon MainAthlet Splits auf YouTube Hier gibts den Mainathlet Hoodie Schicke mir eine Sprachnachricht über WhatsApp Melde dich jetzt für den kostenlosen MainAthlet Newsletter an Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Mit Olaf Mann Personal Trainer Prep-Coach Podcaster Nachdem ich schon zweimal im Podcast von Olaf Mann Stronger than you zu gast sein durfte, freue mich sehr, dass Olaf heute im Mainathlet Podcast dabei ist. Olaf ist Personaltrainer und Bodybuilder und hat dort mit 44 Jahren den ersten Wettkampf als Bodybuilder bestritten. Der lief nicht so, wie Olaf sich das vorgestellt hatte und in so einer Situation ist das Mindset Besonderes wichtig. Denn Niederlagen gehören einfach zum Sport dazu. Deshalb unterhalten wir uns in dieser Folge über Eigenmotivation und wie man eigentlich mit Niederlagen umgeht Hier geht es zum Podcast von Olaf. Stronger Than You by Olaf Mann Anlässlich unserer 100. Episode hat Olaf einen ganz besonderen Gast mit ins Boot geholt: Mark Maslow! In ihrem Gespräch erörtern die beiden unter anderem, woher Marks Power für all seine Projekte kommt, was einen echten Dranbleiber auszeichnet, Motivationsstrategien, das Vergleichen mit anderen in sportlichen Wettkämpfen und vieles, vieles mehr. https://open.spotify.com/episode/3LYKYJr1Yk1b3IBsxOzZSr?si=wgQ2XERgSJCncnaFcZ7IMA Unterstütze den Podcast über Steady Kennst du schon MainAthlet Splits auf YouTube Hier gibts den Mainathlet Hoodie Schicke mir eine Sprachnachricht über WhatsApp Melde dich jetzt für den kostenlosen MainAthlet Newsletter an Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Mit Olaf Mann Personal Trainer • Prep-Coach • Podcaster Nachdem ich schon zweimal im Podcast von Olaf Mann Stronger than you zu gast sein durfte, freue mich sehr, dass Olaf heute im Mainathlet Podcast dabei ist. Olaf ist Personaltrainer und Bodybuilder und hat dort mit 44 Jahren den ersten Wettkampf als Bodybuilder bestritten. Der lief nicht so, wie Olaf sich das vorgestellt hatte und in so einer Situation ist das Mindset Besonderes wichtig. Denn Niederlagen gehören einfach zum Sport dazu. Deshalb unterhalten wir uns in dieser Folge über Eigenmotivation und wie man eigentlich mit Niederlagen umgeht Hier geht es zum Podcast von Olaf. Stronger Than You by Olaf Mann Anlässlich unserer 100. Episode hat Olaf einen ganz besonderen Gast mit ins Boot geholt: Mark Maslow! In ihrem Gespräch erörtern die beiden unter anderem, woher Marks Power für all seine Projekte kommt, was einen echten Dranbleiber auszeichnet, Motivationsstrategien, das Vergleichen mit anderen in sportlichen Wettkämpfen und vieles, vieles mehr. https://open.spotify.com/episode/3LYKYJr1Yk1b3IBsxOzZSr?si=wgQ2XERgSJCncnaFcZ7IMA

Mit Olaf Mann Personal Trainer Prep-Coach Podcaster Nachdem ich schon zweimal im Podcast von Olaf Mann Stronger than you zu gast sein durfte, freue mich sehr, dass Olaf heute im Mainathlet Podcast dabei ist. Olaf ist Personaltrainer und Bodybuilder und hat dort mit 44 Jahren den ersten Wettkampf als Bodybuilder bestritten. Der lief nicht so, wie Olaf sich das vorgestellt hatte und in so einer Situation ist das Mindset Besonderes wichtig. Denn Niederlagen gehören einfach zum Sport dazu. Deshalb unterhalten wir uns in dieser Folge über Eigenmotivation und wie man eigentlich mit Niederlagen umgeht Hier geht es zum Podcast von Olaf. Stronger Than You by Olaf Mann Anlässlich unserer 100. Episode hat Olaf einen ganz besonderen Gast mit ins Boot geholt: Mark Maslow! In ihrem Gespräch erörtern die beiden unter anderem, woher Marks Power für all seine Projekte kommt, was einen echten Dranbleiber auszeichnet, Motivationsstrategien, das Vergleichen mit anderen in sportlichen Wettkämpfen und vieles, vieles mehr. https://open.spotify.com/episode/3LYKYJr1Yk1b3IBsxOzZSr?si=wgQ2XERgSJCncnaFcZ7IMA Unterstütze den Podcast über Steady Kennst du schon MainAthlet Splits auf YouTube Hier gibts den Mainathlet Hoodie Schicke mir eine Sprachnachricht über WhatsApp Melde dich jetzt für den kostenlosen MainAthlet Newsletter an Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Mit Olaf Mann Personal Trainer Prep-Coach Podcaster Nachdem ich schon zweimal im Podcast von Olaf Mann Stronger than you zu gast sein durfte, freue mich sehr, dass Olaf heute im Mainathlet Podcast dabei ist. Olaf ist Personaltrainer und Bodybuilder und hat dort mit 44 Jahren den ersten Wettkampf als Bodybuilder bestritten. Der lief nicht so, wie Olaf sich das vorgestellt hatte und in so einer Situation ist das Mindset Besonderes wichtig. Denn Niederlagen gehören einfach zum Sport dazu. Deshalb unterhalten wir uns in dieser Folge über Eigenmotivation und wie man eigentlich mit Niederlagen umgeht Hier geht es zum Podcast von Olaf. Stronger Than You by Olaf Mann Anlässlich unserer 100. Episode hat Olaf einen ganz besonderen Gast mit ins Boot geholt: Mark Maslow! In ihrem Gespräch erörtern die beiden unter anderem, woher Marks Power für all seine Projekte kommt, was einen echten Dranbleiber auszeichnet, Motivationsstrategien, das Vergleichen mit anderen in sportlichen Wettkämpfen und vieles, vieles mehr. https://open.spotify.com/episode/3LYKYJr1Yk1b3IBsxOzZSr?si=wgQ2XERgSJCncnaFcZ7IMA Unterstütze den Podcast über Steady Kennst du schon MainAthlet Splits auf YouTube Hier gibts den Mainathlet Hoodie Schicke mir eine Sprachnachricht über WhatsApp Melde dich jetzt für den kostenlosen MainAthlet Newsletter an Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Faster Masters Rowing Radio - the podcast for masters rowers. Tips, advice and discussion from Marlene Royle and Rebecca Caroe. Support this show with a donation https://fastermastersrowing.com/podcast Timestamps 01:00 This Past Week - what we do to advocate for masters rowing - who is the fund raising group in your club? 04:00 Corporate rowing if you're interested in a discussion - get in touch. 05:00 Marlene's rigging dock talk 07:00 book of the Month with Jess di Carlo is Olaf Tufte's Skjerpins. https://www.ark.no/boker/Olaf-Tufte-Skjerpings-9788241953811 This literally means “sharpening” or more prosaically “Get a grip - you can always get better”. It's in Norwegian and Jess used Kindle translate function to read it. 10:30 Olaf is strong on visualisation and spent 10 minutes working on the first stroke before the Beijing Olympic final. 15:00 Hiking with his family - he found himself in trouble and said 'get the breathing right and the head will follow'. 21:00 Start rowing slowly and rebuild the stroke from the basics after a set back. 22:30 Rest and recovery Peaks require a rest and reset before another peak event. Recover - between your sessions each week - between each is a recovery period. Sleep is terrific for recovery as is nutrition and hydration. Glycogen in your muscles fuels muscle action - heavy legs 26:30 Doing 2 sessions a day versus 2 days between sessions. Hard and easy days take planning. 28:30 Rest and sleep means 7-9 hours per day asleep. When you sleep your hormones are active. Maintain weight, mental sharpness and dehydration. Interrupted sleep is a common issue for masters. Naps are a useful tool to use. 30:30 Other types of rest include sports massage, sauna, contrast showers (hot and cold) all help flush your system, Plan the rest days in a week's schedule Plan the rest weeks in an annual schedule. Cross training can be a rest and a change too, 33:00 Heart Rate Variability measures the fluctuation of what is happening between your heart beats. Compares the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems. Different ways to track are available. Get age group comparison data and personal day to day changes in your analytics. High values mean you are more recovered. 35:00 Active Recovery is rest or sleeping an extra hour. Simple ways to test your recovery. Check your waking heart beat in the morning for 1 minute. If it's 10 beats higher than normal don't do hard work that day or take a rest day. 37:00 Rebecca used to track using the Daily Diary from Harry Mahon https://www.rowperfect.co.uk/how-useful-is-a-training-diary-for-rowing/ If it's 5 beats higher than normal you could have a virus coming on. Err on the side of caution. 40:45 De-conditioning takes a long time. You have to stop training for a long time to get to lose your fitness. Two sessions a week are enough for fitness maintenance. Keep it low intensity. Two sessions a week are enough for maintenance at low intensity

Je to tady. Jako každý rok jsou tu Olaf se Zikym s reflexí cen Břitva. Letos to hlasující měli obtížné, protože alb loni mnoho nevyšlo, což nezapomeneme několikrát zmínit. Začneme kategoriemi, které možná i mnozí hlasující považují za zbytečné, protože se málokdy výsledky mění a nedaří se v nich aktuálním věcem. Když se dostaneme k deskám, tak máme stejně jako loni radost, ale jestli chcete vědět z čeho, tak si pusťte celý díl. Nakonec Olaf představí i výsledky ankety Best Czech Vinyl Disk a krátce okomentujeme i ty, ačkoli se oceněné desky kryjí s Břitvou. Umístili jsme se konečně i my? Jak dopadli naši úhlavní nepřátelé Berry a Petr? Jak často by se mělo hlasovat v kategorii Kniha roku? Na kolik kategorií lze rozdělit kategorii? Naostři si břitvu a pusť to!

Menschen glauben. Manchmal glauben sie große, beeindruckende Dinge. Manchmal sind es merkwürdige, fast schon komische. Und manchmal machen die Dinge, die Menschen glauben, ihnen oder anderen das Leben zur Hölle. Der Theologe Fabian Maysenhölder beschäftigt sich in seinem Podcast 'Secta' mit dem Glauben anderer und deckt dabei eine große Bandbreite ab, zu der nicht nur bekannte Glaubensrichtungen gehören, sondern auch stellenweise absonderlich anmutende Religionen. Mit Sachkenntnis und Einfühlungsvermögen geht es ihm nicht zuerst darum zu kritisieren, sondern zu verstehen. Wir wollten von ihm wissen, welchen Gründen und Abgründen er begegnet, wie man mit extremen religiösen Positionen umgehen kann, aber auch, warum und woran er selbst glaubt. Ein spannender Talk mit einem Hossa-Talk-Hörer der ersten Stunde, der sich inzwischen mühelos in seinem eigenen Themenfeld behauptet.

Sommerwelle, Hitzewelle, Reisewelle, Dauerwelle (also jene, die Thomas Gottschalk jetzt nicht mehr hat) - Wir surfen mit Olaf und der Ampel durch eine Woche. Von Satire Deluxe.

A Rádio CBLOL está de volta com Roger e Daipen trazendo o que aconteceu nessa primeira semana. Com poucas mudanças nas escalações, entramos em um meta com novos picks como Olaf, Taliyah, Swain e Kayle. Red e Fúria começaram a semana com a vantagem, enquanto Flamengo e Rensga saíram na lanterna. Quem será a equipe campeã desse split? Se gostou do conteúdo (ou não) , não esqueça de deixar seu CURTIR E COMENTAR! INSCREVA-SE no canal e ATIVE AS NOTIFICAÇÕES para receber novos episódios! Seja um Padrim do podcast! padrim.com.br/radioruneterra ou Manda um Pix ae: 35ac4bcb-f372-48f6-9e2c-dcbe236b04d3 Outros projetos: Autofill: https://open.spotify.com/show/3yAvOvVSV5JL9PQmXVu7fs?si=bc9fa9b540984217 Nossas Redes Sociais: facebook.com/radioruneterra twitter.com/radioruneterra instagram.com/radioruneterra Email: radioruneterra@gmail.com Links da galera: Stream do Lucas/Jorgin: https://trovo.live/JorginDonoda12 Twitter do Daipen: https://twitter.com/12_cerqueira Twitter Bigg: https://twitter.com/traduzabigg Twitter do Roger: https://twitter.com/rwr30

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Join Dave and Wayne for genre television show news, a glimpse into what the hosts are currently watching, commentary and analysis of Beforeigners, and our listener feedback.  This week on the SciFi TV Rewatch podcast we discuss the season two finale that opens with a drastic paradigm shift into an alternate dystopian world that finds Olaf as king and the Volva as his queen. Of course, it's the blockbuster news that Lars' relationship with Ingrid and Alfhildr is about to radically change that sets the tone for the third season. In our What We're Watching segment, we take a break this week because of the lengthier discussion of the season finale episode. In Listener Feedback, Fred from the Netherlands mentions Warrior Nun as a possible series for the podcast to cover. Remember to join the genre television and film discussion on the SciFi TV Rewatch Facebook group for the latest genre television show news and podcast releases. Episode Grade: Dave A+  Wayne 98.5

durée : 00:24:58 - Journal de 12h30 - Emmanuel Macron, Olaf Scholz et Mario Draghi ont entamé aujourd'hui une visite inédite de "soutien" à Kiev, alors que l'Union européenne doit décider la semaine prochaine si elle accorde à l'Ukraine le statut officiel de candidat à l'Union européenne. - invités : Céline Schmitt porte-parole du HCR en France

durée : 00:24:58 - Journal de 12h30 - Emmanuel Macron, Olaf Scholz et Mario Draghi ont entamé aujourd'hui une visite inédite de "soutien" à Kiev, alors que l'Union européenne doit décider la semaine prochaine si elle accorde à l'Ukraine le statut officiel de candidat à l'Union européenne. - invités : Céline Schmitt porte-parole du HCR en France

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ACTS OF THE APOSTLES 2:1-11WHEN THE DAY of Pentecost had come, they were all together in one place. And suddenly a sound came from heaven like the rush of a mighty wind, and it filled all the house where they were sitting. And there appeared to them tongues as of fire, distributed and resting on each one of them. And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other tongues, as the Spirit gave them utterance. Now there were dwelling in Jerusalem Jews, devout men from every nation under heaven. And at this sound the multitude came together, and they were bewildered, because each one heard them speaking in his own language. And they were amazed and wondered, saying, "Are not all these who are speaking Galileans? And how is it that we hear, each of us in his own native language? Parthians and Medes and Elamites and residents of Mesopotamia, Judea and Cappadocia, Pontos and Asia, Phrygia and Pamphylia, Egypt and the parts of Libya belonging to Cyrene, and visitors from Rome, both Jews and proselytes, Cretans and Arabians, we hear them telling in our own tongues the mighty works of God." It feels like just a few years ago, but I think we're heading on two decades. It just a couples years before Thomas came home. Beth and I spent a week touring Paris with Beth's sister Becky. I have to say Paris was amazing and that I'd go back in a heartbeat, but one of the most interesting parts of our trip - something that was a bit unique - was the timing. You see, it was 2003 and we landed in Paris on the same day that President George W. Bush launched the US's invasion of Iraq. It was the beginning of our nation's military response to 9/11, which you could say finally ended just last year with our withdrawal from Afghanistan. The US launched that invasion with support from an international coalition that included the United Kingdom, Poland, and Australia, but we weren't in England, Poland, or Australia. We were in France. And France had taken a stand against our invasion.I remember seeing posters at bus stops with French headlines reading “Guerre Bush” or Bush's War. I have photographs of the protestors outside the US Embassy and French police lining up in riot gear including bulletproof shields shields and batons, all standing at the ready, waiting to keep the peace by force if necessary. I don't remember any personal trouble related to our presence as American tourists in Paris, but I do remember one time, as I was browsing a little gift shop, the owner of that shop had the radio playing. It was a talk show, and I couldn't understand a thing, of course, because the announcer and his guest were speaking French, but then in the middle of his monologue, I heard two English words and I had to laugh because I knew exactly what they were talking about. Those words were: “Freedom Fries.”You see, in reaction to the French pushback to our invasion, some Americans had decided to shun anything French. And that included the most popular fast food side dish in America, French Fries. And so a small number of restaurants and the Congressional Cafeteria renamed French Fries as Freedom Fries. Forget the fact that French Fries were invented in America, that “French” in the name is a reference to a style of cutting, not the country. But who ever really started saying “Freedom Fries.” It was 100% a stunt. And a laughable one, at that.But 2003 was notthe first time Americans had decided to change the names of their foods to reflect their negative feelings about other ethnicities. Have you ever heard of “Liberty Cabbage” or “Liberty Sandwiches?” Well, in 1918, as America fought Germany in World War I, anti-German sentiment here at home led to the renaming of sauerkraut as “Liberty Cabbage” and hamburgers as “Liberty Sandwiches.” Those names didn't stick, either. But unfortunately, this anti-German sentiment during World War I went even deeper than it's 2003 equivalent, leading to the banning of German classes in schools and the speaking of German in public. It even led to prohibiting German preaching in German-speaking churches.Right here in Iowa, our Governor at the time, passed the “Babel Proclamation,” an executive order forbidding the use of any language other than English in public. This executive order, a gross and obvious infringement of the first amendment, was enforced by local municipalities who would fine violators. Fines were often in the $25 range, which would be the equivalent of about $450 today. Right here in Scott County four women were fined $225 (or $2,250 of today's dollars) by the County Defense Council when they were heard speaking German to one another over their a party line. And if you're too young to know what a party line is, when telephones were first invented they were shared by communities, not just households, and you could listen in on your neighbor. These women were fined for simply speaking to their friends and family in their native tongue.This proclamation was made, accepted, and enforced because people were afraid. In spite of the fact that these very same German immigrants had fled to America in an attempt to escape the oppression of the government that the US now fought, Americans feared what they could not understand. Iowa's Governor Harding argued that his proclamation would "save the lives of American boys overseas by curbing sedition at home." His rhetoric was backed by none other than President Theodore Roosevelt who said in reference to the proclamation in Iowa: “America is a nation—not a polyglot boarding house ... There can be but one loyalty—to the Stars and Stripes; one nationality—the American—and therefore only one language—the English language.”I have to say I love the irony of the name of the “Babel Proclamation,” a reference to the biblical story of the Tower of Babel. Doubtless Governor Harding or his advisors chose this name to give the proclamation an air of Christian authority. But did Governor Harding or his advisors know that they were naming their proclamation after the bad guys in that story? That evil king Nimrod was able to gather all the people together in one place and attempt to build his sacrilegious tower specifically because all the peoples of Earth spoke one language. And did he stop to think that it was God who sent the various languages to make sure that humanity huddle together in this way again, but rather fulfill his commandment to be “fruitful, multiply, and fill the earth.” By insisting that all Americans speak only one language, Governor Harding and Teddy Roosevelt were standing on the side of King Nimrod and the Tower of Babel. And they were standing against the will of God.I thought talking about separation caused by languages, fear of what we don't understand, and the Tower of Babel would be a good place to start this morning, because many of our hymns see what happened at Pentecost as an answer to what happened at the Tower of Babel. For example, today's Kontakion reads, “When the High One descended, confusing tongues, He divided the nations. And when He distributed the fiery tongues He called all to one unity.” I think it is important to remember that this miracle didn't sudden make everyone understand Aramaic. It didn't make everyone suddenly start speaking a single language like Hebrew or Latin. The very first miracle performed upon the descent of the Holy Spirit was to see the Church preaching and teaching in a variety of tongues.The passage read from Acts today begins with the disciples—the very same disciples who had fallen asleep in the garden of Gethsemane, who had fled in the face of persecution, who had hidden themselves behind locked doors when their Lord was hung on a cross—all gathered together and praying. Our icons always very stylistically show the twelve disciples or the twelve disciples and Mary, which is kind of how I always pictured it, but John Chrysostum makes the point and I think he is right that we are supposed to understand from the text that this was the entire 120 mentioned a few sentences earlier. So this group included not just the 12, but also Mary the mother of Jesus, Jesus' brothers, and about 100 other disciples, men and women gathered together in prayer. And then suddenly a wind roars through the room, and tongues of fire come to rest upon each of these 120 individuals. As the Holy Spirit rests upon all these men and women in that upper room, we are witnessing the birth of the Church. Ezekiel had described the Glory of the Lord leaving the Temple in Jerusalem, and notice here that the Holy Spirit did not simply move into some central Christian Church. Instead, just as St. Paul would later describe, every person had become the Temple of the Lord. And just as Jesus had promised the woman at the well, the time had come for every person to worship in Spirit and in truth.After the apostles and disciples are filled with the Holy Spirit, only then are they moved to leave their silent prayer and begin proclaiming the good news of Jesus Christ. We are told that in the streets of Jerusalem that day were many devout people who had journeyed to Jerusalem from all over the world to celebrate Pentecost, the major Judean festival. The author of Acts goes out of his way to describe the very diverse audience: “Parthians and Medes and Elamites, those dwelling in Mesopotamia, Judea and Cappadocia, Pontus and Asia, Phrygia and Pamphylia, Egypt and the parts of Libya adjoining Cyrene, visitors from Rome, both Judeans and proselytes, Cretans and Arabs.” Europe, Asia, and Africa are all represented in this list of visitors. This is a mix of Judean travelers; those who are not Judean, but simply interested in the Judean religion; and those with no Judean ties at all. And in a crowd like that, it would be most likely that all of these visitors would be trying to speak Greek, the most common language in the Greco-Roman world. And it would have probably been acceptable for the Aramaic speaking disciples to attempt to reach out to this crowd and do their best in Greek. But this was not enough for the birthday of the Church. Instead of insisting on Aramaic or Greek or Latin, the disciples miraculously begin to speak to each of these people in this crowd in their own native languages.The first thing the Holy Spirit does on Pentecost is demonstrate the path forward for this new Christian religion destined to reach the ends of the earth, and it is not to enforce some single language like reborn King Nimrod. Instead, the Holy Spirit caused the apostles to speak the various languages of these foreigh visitors. God spoke to these men and women in their own tongues. And yes, in this story, the language is learned with miraculous speed. But when a missionary dedicates his or her life to learning the language of a people they hope to serve, it is no less the miraculous just because it takes longer. It is every bit the work of the Holy Spirit that drives this action. When Sts. Cyril and Methodius worked with the Slavs, or when St. Nicolai Kasatin evangelized the Japanese, or St. Herman ministered to the Aleuts, or St. Patrick to the Irish, or St. Olaf the Norwegians, or St. Sava the Serbs, or St Nina to the Georgians, it was no less the Holy Spirit that led them to learn, work, and write in the language of the people. It was love, patience, kindness, and faithfulness that allowed them to do their work. In fact, it is always a loving act to take the time and effort to understand the many different peoples who live around us. It is fear causes us to mistrust what we can't understand. And perfect love drives out fear.And “different languages” doesn't always have to mean literal linguistics. We all know different generations can have a hard time understanding one another. Or different occupations, whether you are a teacher or a manager or a grandmother or a meteorologist or a nurse or a technician, we each speak different languages in our daily lives. But each of you were called to carry the Spirit of Christ to all of those you work with every day. We come here, like the disciples gathered in the upper room, to pray, to purify our hearts, to be filled with the Holy Spirit, so that we can carry that Spirit out into the world. Each of you was chosen specifically and on purpose to be the hands and feet and mouth of Christ, spreading his love into places that only you can reach with words that only you know.As St. Paul wrote to the Corinthians, “To the Judeans I became as a Judean, that I might win Judeans; to those who are under the law, as under the law, that I might win those who are under the law; to those who are without law, as without law, that I might win those who are without law; to the weak I became as weak, that I might win the weak. I have become all things to all people that I might by all means save some.” We must learn to speak the languages – both literal and figurative - of all those around us.The story of Pentecost concludes with Peter, the same Peter who had sunk in the waves when he tried to walk on the water, who had fallen on his face in fear at the Transfiguration, who had denied Jesus three times on the night of His betrayal—preaching his first sermon, witnessing to Jesus Christ's lordship without fear—in the streets of the very same city who had so recently – only 50 days earlier - crucified his Lord. Thousands are converted by his words and a community founded in love grows up in Jerusalem. Acts tells us that this community “continued steadfastly in the apostles' doctrine and fellowship, in the breaking of bread, and in prayers. Then awe came upon every soul, and many wonders and signs were done through the apostles. Now all who believed were together, and had all things in common, and sold their possessions and goods, and divided them among all, as anyone had need. So continuing daily with one accord in the temple, and breaking bread from house to house, they ate their food with gladness and simplicity of heart, praising God and having favor with all the people. And the Lord added to the church daily those who were being saved.”We often come to this passage to explore the beginnings of the Eucharist, the meal that we are here today to participate in today. Or we like to emphasize the notion communal living. It is easy to admire this lifestyle, this sharing of everything in common that still happens to this day in our monastic communities. But today, I'd really just like to emphasize the spirit of unity among these new Christians as they “continued daily with one accord” - with one accord. What a miraculous witness we would be to the world if we could do just this one simple thing. In an ever increasingly polarized society where so many are willing to post on Facebook about how others are “stupid” or “evil” and how “I know better than you,” what a glory it would be if there were just one community where love, patience, and humility were the rule. Where we listen to people who we disagree with. Where we show patience with people who make mistakes. And we are able to show humility, to demonstrate an understanding the limits of our own knowledge. Just like the apostles, I have little doubt that a place that that we would find “favor with all the people.”Love is always the truest sign of the Church. This is why the Eucharist, a shared meal, lives at the heart of our faith. We prove, or at least try to prove, every week that we are one, that we are a family, that we are indeed the Church, by our willingness to come together to share a meal. To be the Church, we must do our best to remember that within the Church there is “neither Judean nor foreigner, slave nor free, male nor female.” Indeed, St. Maximus the Confessor takes this Pauline notion even further, saying: “Men, women, and children, profoundly divided as to race, nation, language, manner of life, work, knowledge, honor, fortune…the Church recreates all of them in the Spirit. To all equally she communicates a divine aspect. All receive from her a unique nature which cannot be broken asunder, a nature which no longer permits one henceforth to take into consideration the many and profound differences which are their lot. In that way all are raised up and united in a manner which is truly universal. In her none is in the least degree separated from the community, all are grounded, so to speak, in one another, by the simple and indivisible power of faith.” This is what the Church is. It is not a place to sing the prettiest songs or display the best icons - though those things certainly can happen here. It is where humanity is called together in order to practice and grow our love. Jesus taught this to his disciples as he washed their feet. He said: “By this all will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another.”I hope this is why you are here today; to love and forgive one another; to live and pray in humility. If we had thousands here with us and we couldn't love, we would be wasting our time. But I tell you that even when there are only a few of us are here, we have the potential to change the world. “Acquire the Spirit of Peace and a thousand souls around you will be saved,” St. Seraphim of Sarov famously taught. If you are able to find peace here and carry that peace out into the world, it will not go unnoticed. People are craving peace – especially right now - and they will seek you out and ask you where you found it. I promise you that.May we be the kind of community where we love one another in spite of our differences, where we make sacrifices for one another in spite our own needs. May the fire of the Holy Spirit burn so brightly among us that it is unmistakable. May we be instantly recognizable to any who walk through our doors as the very icon of the Church founded over 2000 years ago when the Holy Spirit rested upon each of those one hundred and twenty disciples in that upper room.

Corona-Alarm an der Westküste, und dann auch noch Memorial Day: Roland klärt umfassend auf, was es mit beiden Ereignissen zu tun hat. Jürgens Tochter fliegt derweil zu einer großangelegten Bücherschmuggelaktion nach England, nach dem Anschauen der „Phantastischen Tierwesen 3“ entsprechend eingestimmt. Auch der Fernseher bleibt aktiv: Bei Jürgen flimmern „Obi-Wan Kenobi“, „Chip & Chap“ sowie … „Folge 33: Solitaire, Olaf und Ben“ weiterlesen

A small brewery in Finland has launched a NATO-themed beer to mark the Nordic country's bid to join the Western military alliance. Olaf Brewing's OTAN lager features a blue label with a cartoon version of a beer-drinking medieval knight in metal armor emblazoned with NATO's compass symbol. The beer's name is a play on the Finnish expression “Otan olutta,” which means “I'll have a beer,” and the French abbreviation for NATO, which is “OTAN.” The North Atlantic Treaty Organization has two official languages, English and French. CEO Petteri Vanttinen told The Associated Press on Thursday that the craft brewery's ad hoc decision last weekend to start producing the beer was motivated by “worries over the war in Ukraine” and its consequences for Finland. He described the new lager as having “a taste of security, with a hint of freedom.” Finland and Sweden on Wednesday submitted an application to join NATO at the alliance's headquarters in Brussels. Olaf Brewing said its new beer also honors the eastern Finnish town of Savonlinna, the brewery's base located a few dozen kilometers from Finland's border with Russia. Savonlinna is known for St. Olaf's Castle, a medieval structure from 1475 that serves as a venue for an annual international opera festival. “Our small hometown Savonlinna has always lied in the borderlands between East and West. Many battles have been fought in the town area and at St. Olaf's Castle” the brewery said in a Twitter post. Finland shares a 1,340-kilometer (830-mile) border with Russia, the longest of any European Union member. This article was provided by The Associated Press.

Was haben die drei ??? und Mord mit Aussicht gemeinsam? Richtig, über beides wird in dieser Folgenbesprechung des Spezialgelagerten Sonderpodcasts gesprochen. Wie man vielleicht ein bisschen heraushören kann, sind nicht alle Podcaster von dieser Folge restlos überzeugt. Wir wünschen Euch dennoch viel Vergnügen mit dieser Folge. Hier ist der SSP 108: Die drei Fragezeichen und der Geisterbunker.

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Er zijn bijna anderhalf miljoen openstaande vacatures in Nederland. Dit is een groot probleem, want bedrijven hebben personeel nodig en dat is nu bijna niet te vinden. Dus: welke tips en trucs heb jij om aantrekkelijk te zijn voor werkzoekenden? Welke fratsen haal jij uit de kast? Verhoog jij je beloningen, onbeperkt vakantiedagen of heb je nog hele andere briljante suggesties? Om deze vraag te beantwoorden hebben we vandaag een meedenk-breekijzer: Wat is jouw gouden tip om werknemers te verleiden? In het panel:  - Fatihya Abdi, gemeenteraadslid voor de PvdA in Amsterdam - Hidde Bruinsma, van uitgeverij Scripta Manum en maker van de podcast Juridisch Geneuzel. Te gast:  - Olaf van Vliet, hoogleraar Economie en Arbeidsmarkt aan de Universiteit Leiden - Arjan Elbers,  recruitmentstrateeg bij Getnoticed See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In dieser Folge Was sonst noch wa(h)r geht es wieder um Xavier Naidoo (kurzes Update), um Olaf Latzel, um das "Königreich Deutschland" und Multi-Level-Marketing. Zudem gibt es ein tolles Buch zu gewinnen (und eine Kurzrezension liefere ich für alle gratis in der Folge mit)!

It's our birthday episode! We continue our Chapter by Chapter in Lemony Snicket's: Series of Unfortunate Events. This week, we discuss Chapters 5, 6, and 7 and discuss the further misfortunes of the Baudelaire children. What is Poe's problem? Why is Olaf such a creep? Will the children ever get a win? And what does standoffish really mean? We talk all of this and more! Let us know what you think. Email us: thefigpod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram: @thefigpod Buy our Merch!: Link to Teepublic in Instagram bio Become a Patron: patreon.com/thefigpod And don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe so you never miss another episode of the Fantasy, in general podcast. Don't forget to read Chapters 8, 9, and 10 in preparation for next week! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Join Dave and Wayne for genre television show news, a glimpse into what the hosts are currently watching, commentary and analysis of Beforeigners, and our listener feedback.  This week on the SciFi TV Rewatch podcast we discuss the time travel abilities of John Roberts, Isaac Ben Joseph, Alfhildr, and Madde. What do Olaf's visions mean, and will he succumb to the temptation of the white powder? Have Lars and Gregers established their own form of the Bro Code? In our What We're Watching segment, Wayne goes to an actual movie and has good things to say about Top Gun: Maverick. Dave completes his run with Banshee and then goes back into the Doctor Who archives to rewatch Rose Tyler's fate. In Listener Feedback, Fred from the Netherlands wonders about Alfhildr's failure to fill Lars in on her origin story. Remember to join the genre television and film discussion on the SciFi TV Rewatch Facebook group for the latest genre television show news and podcast releases. Episode Grade: A-

SNKronize: SNK Podcast w/ James Chen (@jchensor), OlafRedland (@OlafRedland), & KittyKaboooom (@KittyKaboooom) Episode 66, June 1st, 2022 Combo Breaker's long awaited return has come, and gifted us a plethora of King of Fighters mayhem. James returns to SoCal with Olaf in tow as they recap the event, plus the death of SNK's online shop, and more. - SNKronize Episode Links - YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/UltraChenTV SPOTIFY: tinyurl.com/UCTVSpotify - The Chensor Dynasty - Please follow and consider subscribing to The Chensor Dynasty stream on Twitch: twitch.tv/jchensor Support and Follow James On Other Social Media Platforms: Patreon: patreon.com/jchensor Twitter: twitter.com/jchensor And join The Chensor Dynasty Discord! discord.gg/2RVPc9C A friendly FGC environment designed to be welcoming to newcomers and beginners and those that want to have a positive atmosphere to discuss their favorite hobby of Fighting Games! - UltraChenTV - Please consider also supporting the UltraChenTV Patreon! patreon.com/ultrachentv Twitch stream - twitch.tv/ultrachentv Twitter - twitter.com/ultrachentv UltraDavid - twitter.com/ultradavid TuboWare - twitter.com/TuboWare #FGC #Podcast #Esports

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Join Dave and Wayne for genre television show news, a glimpse into what the hosts are currently watching, commentary and analysis of Beforeigners, and our listener feedback.  This week on the SciFi TV Rewatch podcast we wonder about Olaf's end game now that he's received the go ahead to have his DNA tested against King Magnus' bones. We also discuss whether or not Odin represents Lars' hallucinations or is a supernatural manifestation.  In our What We're Watching segment, Wayne talks about the latest Star Wars Lego build he's completed, and Dave checks out the pilot episode of the Amazon Prime Video series Outer Range. In Listener Feedback, Fred from the Netherlands comments about the speed at which Alfhildr is learning English. Remember to join the genre television and film discussion on the SciFi TV Rewatch Facebook group for the latest genre television show news and podcast releases. Episode Grade: Dave A-  Wayne B+

Med 25 år mellom sitt første og siste OL har dobbelt Olympisk mester Olaf Tufte en unik karriere bak seg. Kristian og Jann dro hjem til Tufte gård for å høste av roerens treningskunnskap fire dager før han dro på Mesternes Mester-opptak. Vi fikk klare svar, tydelige råd og en større forståelse av hva som gjorde Tufte god. Kristian byr som vanlig på ukas økt og svarer på lytterspørsmål. Jann er opptatt av stort og smått i løpeverden. Hør episoden i appen NRK Radio

2019 sees us return to Arendelle and exploring the unknown beyond in this sequel. Kaela, David, Angi and Shawn are back and have an understandably big undertaking ahead of them, with topics such as episodic vs. serial sequels, expanded character studies, power ballads done right and some disagreements about Olaf's internal struggles.

This week, Jax, CrushU, and Witch talk about the new Challenge system! Then they revisit the Olaf and Taliyah reworks, now that they've had a few days with them! Then they answer some listener questions. Keep those questions coming to fourwards@trinityforcepodcast.com so we can answer them on the show! We always need more questions! WE'RE ALMOST OUT!!!!   HUGE shoutout to Mister Peabody for being our audio editor. Thanks Peabody!   Sponsors: moxyandzen.com/tforce - use code "tforce" manscaped.com - use code "TFORCE"     ---- Please continue to support the network by reviewing us on iTunes and donating to the Trinity Force Network at http://patreon.com/tforcenetwork  Links Referenced Old Episodes: https://www.trinityforcenetwork.com/show?id=41 TForce Discord: discord.trinityforcenetwork.com Hope you love the episode and please, subscribe on iTunes, leave us reviews, email us, Tweet at us and help us to move this show fourward! Contact information:Twitters: @4WardsPodcast @jaxomen Email: fourwards@trinityforcepodcast.com Twitch: twitch.tv/jaxomen, twitch.tv/crushu, twitch.tv/1_witch_1, twitch.tv/freeeshooter, twitch.tv/arkryu, twitch.tv/b0mosapien  

With the death of Aud the Deep-Minded and the marriage of her son Olaf Feilan at the end of last episode, you'd expect that we'd be following up on the trajectory of Olaf's life in this one. Instead, we stick to the saga's structure and dive into the life of Olaf's nephew, Hoskuld, the son of Dala-Koll and Olaf's sister, Thorgerd. But don't worry, there's plenty of drama to delight you, even if the saga is still holding back on the bloodshed. In this episode, the widow Thorgerd finds true love, and a new baby, in the arms of a Norwegian. Will this complicate things for her first-born son Hoskuld? You bet it will. And speaking of Hoskuld. How will he handle the responsibilities of running his late father's farm and acting as a leading man in the district? If you guessed that he would sail off to Norway on a shopping trip to make some home improvements, you were right! But the real drama of this episode starts when Hoskuld brings home a bit more than lumber. What could he have brought back to Iceland that sends his wife Jorunn into a sock-flailing rage? Listen and find out! For those of you who stuck around to the end of the episode, here's a link to The Travels of Reverend Olafur Egilsson: The Story of the Barbary Corsair Raid on Iceland in 1627. And for those of you who love a bit of bibliography, here are some of the sources mentioned and used during this episode: Brady, Lindy. “An Irish Sovereignty Motif in Laxdaela saga.” Scandinavian Studies 88 (2016), 60-76. Sayers, William. “Kjartan's Choice: The Irish Disconnection in the Sagas of the Icelanders.” Scandinavian-Canadian Studies 3 (1988), 89-114. Sayers, William. “An Irish Descriptive Topos in Laxdaela saga.” Scripta Islandica 41 (1990), 18-34. Torfi H. Tulinius, “The Matter of the North: Fiction and Uncertain Identities in thirteenth-century Iceland.” Old Norse Literature and Society. Edited by Margaret Clunies-Ross. Cambridge University Press, 2000. 242-265.   Thanks as always to Jacob Foust, otherwise known as @skarphedin_illustrator on Instagram, for his continued efforts to illustrate the sagas along with us. If you're looking to get one of his illustrations on a shirt or in a print, visit his Etsy page. Music Credits Intro Music - "Prelude and Action" by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4236-prelude-and-action License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Review Music - "The Royal Vagabond Medley" by Jocker's Dance Orchestra Outro Music - "Stormfront" by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4421-stormfront License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license  

Join Dave and Wayne for genre television show news, a glimpse into what the hosts are currently watching, commentary and analysis of Beforeigners, and our listener feedback.  This week on the SciFi TV Rewatch podcast we discuss Olaf's continued attempts to claim his rightful name in the 21st century and how much stock we should place in the Volva's comment that she wants to find out what Alfhildr is as opposed to who she is.  In our What We're Watching segment, Wayne admits he's finally finished with Ozark, and Dave continues to work his way through Banshee. In Listener Feedback, Fred from the Netherlands wonders where the dolphin flesh came from in the first place. Remember to join the genre television and film discussion on the SciFi TV Rewatch Facebook group for the latest genre television show news and podcast releases. Episode Grade: A-    

Why Ed is being removed from the directorship of the Institute for Freedom & Community … The pressure campaigns waged against past Institute events … John: Administrators at St. Olaf should be ashamed of themselvesc … Are right-wing campaigns against openly trans and nonbinary elementary school teachers the equivalent of left-wing cancel culture? … What […]

Why Ed is being removed from the directorship of the Institute for Freedom & Community ... The pressure campaigns waged against past Institute events ... John: Administrators at St. Olaf should be ashamed of themselvesc ... Are right-wing campaigns against openly trans and nonbinary elementary school teachers the equivalent of left-wing cancel culture? ... What are the social determinants of gender identity in young people? ... Glenn's awesome house ... A festschrift for Glenn ... Can we separate jurisprudence from the lived consequences of overturning Roe v. Wade? ... Do the ends now justify the means in American politics? ...

This week’s plan for the show was to have Edmund Santurri, professor of philosophy and religion at St. Olaf College, join John McWhorter and I to talk about his soon-to-be terminated appointment as the director of the college’s Institute for Freedom & Community. Ed’s situation is the latest instance of a college’s administration folding to pressure from left-wing activists (more on that below). Unfortunately, Ed was only able to join us for the very beginning of this episode before tech glitches had their way with us. Ed’s story is important, and I do wish we had been able to carry on a full conversation, but it was not to be. We do make some headway, though. Ed begins by explaining how, after he invited a series of speakers viewed by some as controversial, St. Olaf’s administration announced that they would remove him from his role as director of the Institute for Freedom & Community a year earlier than had been agreed upon. One might ask: What good is an institute devoted to free inquiry if it refuses to engage with controversial ideas? Ed begins to explain the recent history of student protests at the college, but we’re then forced to whittle our trialogue down to a dialogue. John expresses his disgust for the St. Olaf administrators responsible for Ed’s removal (which I share) and talks about the important work of FIRE, the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education. We then debate whether there is a right-wing equivalent to left-wing campus cancel culture. I don’t think there is, but John thinks one can be found in attempts to remove books dealing with gender and sexuality from public grade schools and attempts to remove trans, nonbinary, and gender fluid teachers from classrooms. He’s not that worried about nonbinary gender identity in children. But I have to confess, I think the performative dimension of that sort of expression may be an indicator of a worrisome direction in our society. We then move on to something about which everyone can agree: My house is awesome. John visited it for the first time last week when he was in Providence for my festschrift, a conference held in my honor in which many of my dear and distinguished friends gathered to discuss my work and its impact. It was a moving and humbling event, and we’re hoping to post some video from it here soon. We finish our conversation with an extended debate about the Supreme Court’s upcoming decision that will almost certainly overturn Roe v. Wade and the political environment that led to a draft of Samuel Alito’s majority opinion being leaked to the press. It’s good to have John back after his absence. I know you’ll all have some things to say about this one, so don’t hesitate to post a comment. This post is free and available to the public. To receive early access to TGS episodes, an ad-free podcast feed, Q&As, and other exclusive content and benefits, click below.0:00 Why Ed is being removed from the directorship of the Institute for Freedom & Community 11:39 The pressure campaigns waged against past Institute events 17:43 John: Administrators at St. Olaf should be ashamed of themselves 19:50 Are right-wing campaigns against openly trans and nonbinary elementary school teachers the equivalent of left-wing cancel culture?  29:05 What are the social determinants of gender identity in young people? 37:53 Glenn’s awesome house 41:18 A festschrift for Glenn  48:08 Can we separate jurisprudence from the lived consequences of overturning Roe v. Wade?  56:12 Do the ends now justify the means in American politics?Links and ReadingsInside Higher Ed on Ed’s removal from the Institute for Freedom & CommunityFIRE, the Foundation for Individual Rights in EducationFIRE’s letter to St. Olaf’s president protesting Ed’s removal This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit glennloury.substack.com/subscribe