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On the latest episode of Hyperspace Theories, Tricia Barr and B.J. Priester discuss Chapters 20 to 24 of The Mandalorian, the five episodes comprising the middle and end of Season Three. (In our previous episode we talked about Chapters 17 to 19, the trio that began the season.) Overall, the theme of our analysis is the inconsistencies that seem to pervade Season Three from start to finish. Despite that dynamic, we found much to enjoy and praise in Season Three. After the first three episodes focused on themes of identity, the remaining five episodes carried them forward on multiple levels. Bo-Katan's character arc reaches fulfillment in her alliance with the Armorer, reacquisition of the Darksaber, regaining leadership of her erstwhile fleet, and leading the reconquest of the planet Mandalore. The Darksaber is destroyed, but a new symbol of unity is found: Bo-Katan, fulfilling her declaration to Moff Gideon that “Mandalorians are stronger together” during their climactic showdown, joins the Armorer to reignite the Great Forge. The discordant factions have set aside their differences for a greater collective purpose. Grogu, too, has synthesized his Jedi training and Mandalorian family, breaking up a fight between Mandalorians, using the Force for defense in combat, and formalizing his adoption as Din Djarin's son (with the Armorer bestowing the name Din Grogu in recognition). In other ways, however, Season Three struggles with inconsistency in the plotlines and character arcs. Although Din nominally retains the role of titular character in The Mandalorian, he is given a passive role with no meaningful character development after Chapter 18. Perhaps this season would have been better titled as The Book of Bo-Katan to more accurately convey the story being told. Similarly, we evaluate inconsistencies in the portrayals of Bo-Katan and Grogu over these five episodes, as well as problems with the chronology of the series (both in-universe and through creator interviews), especially in conjunction with Chapters 5 and 6 of The Book of Boba Fett. From these dynamics within the story itself, we speculate about the creative process behind these episodes and wonder if key ideas were modified, eliminated, or significantly reworked during the development or production process following the conclusion of Season Two of The Mandalorian. Ultimately, while Season Three of The Mandalorian offered a good story and some fun episodes, it would have benefited from stronger writing and more consistency in the storytelling. With Andor demonstrating how skillful Star Wars series on Disney+ can be, The Mandalorian and related shows must do better to measure up. Related Links: Fangirls Going Rogue Episode 23.7: Best of Star Wars Celebration Europe Fangirls Going Rogue Priority Transmission #27: Star Wars Visions Volume 2 Press Conference Skywalking Through Neverland Episode 415: Star Wars Celebration Europe 2023 Recap Star Wars Celebration Europe 2023: Disney Parks (FANgirl Blog) Star Wars Celebration Europe 2023: Young Jedi Adventures (FANgirl Blog) Star Wars Celebration Europe 2023: The Bad Batch (FANgirl Blog) Star Wars Celebration Europe 2023: Star Wars Visions Volume 2 (FANgirl Blog) Star Wars Celebration Europe 2023: The Women of Ahsoka (FANgirl Blog)

Derek Shelton - Shelty takes a shot at Ron's age immediately, he believes the Pirates have gotten back to their game, whether or not Castro will become exclusively a right-handed hitter, Marcano's outlook, whether he regrets his decision to pull Keller over the weekend, if he'll take the same approach with Keller again in the future, what his meetings entail the day after a game, Joe encourages Shelty to use the word incrinkulent tonight, Priester and Velasquez talk. Aaron Rodgers is hurting already, Steelers OTA stories - why didn't the Steelers hand the keys to Pickett from the start, how will the remade secondary fare, inside linebackers, offensive line. Who will start at QB for the 49ers?

Shelty takes a shot at Ron's age immediately, he believes the Pirates have gotten back to their game, whether or not Castro will become exclusively a right-handed hitter, Marcano's outlook, whether he regrets his decision to pull Keller over the weekend, if he'll take the same approach with Keller again in the future, what his meetings entail the day after a game, Joe encourages Shelty to use the word incrinkulent tonight, Priester and Velasquez talk

Michael Owens has won the runoff election for Mableton mayor in Cobb County beating Aaron Carman. The former Marine veteran and cybersecurity executive will become Mableton's first mayor since it existed as a city between 1912 and 1916. Owens secured 56% of the vote compared to Carman's 44%. Both advanced to the runoff after no candidate received more than 50% of the vote in the first round of voting on March 21. Owens was endorsed by third- and fourth-place finishers LaTonia Long and Michael Murphy in the weeks following the first round. The low-turnout election saw just under 13% of eligible voters cast ballots.Top of Form Marietta City Schools has announced an 8.5% salary increase for district employees after completing their first review of the 2023-2024 budget. The raise includes the $2,000 for teachers approved by Gov. Brian Kemp, and the proposed budget maintains a millage rate of 17.97, which is lower than several other metro Atlanta districts. Additionally, the school board had approved hiring 40 full-time reading specialists for grades 1-5 earlier this year. The public can provide their input on the proposed budget at public hearings scheduled for June 13 and June 20, with the final budget adoption scheduled for June 20. In a Class AAAAAAA second round soccer match, Walton defeated Mill Creek 2-1 in a closely fought game. Mill Creek had led for most of the match, but two quick goals from Walton in the 69th and 71st minutes changed the course of the game. The win puts Walton through to the quarterfinals, where they will host Parkview. Walton head coach Bruce Wade was full of praise for both teams, saying that it was unfortunate that they had been matched up against each other so early in the tournament. Despite the loss, Mill Creek head coach Stephen George was proud of his team's season and what they had achieved. Voters in Cobb County, Georgia trickled into the South Cobb Regional Library on Tuesday to elect a mayor and four council members for Cobb's newest and largest city. However, some voters eligible to vote in the District 3 runoff did not have the contest on their ballot, an issue that is currently being investigated by elections officials. Although early voting last week saw 2,741 people cast their ballot in-person, as of 4:20 p.m. on Election Day, only around 1,800 people had voted. Some voters expressed concerns over the lack of information about the new city and how it will work, as well as the need for the new government to listen to its citizens. The School of Health Sciences at Georgia Highlands College recently hosted an Evidence-Based Practice Symposium, where second-year students in the Nursing and Dental Hygiene programs presented research posters focused on medical treatments and practices aimed at improving patient outcomes. Evidence-Based Practice, which involves reviewing and analyzing scientific evidence, is considered a cornerstone of clinical practice. The symposium provided an opportunity for students to share their research with peers and healthcare partners. Nursing students presented research on a variety of topics, including decreasing delirium in patients, while Dental Hygiene students presented on topics such as using virtual reality to alleviate dental anxiety. Habitat for Humanity of NW Metro Atlanta and Genuine Parts, a Cobb County-based full house sponsor, started their second home build of the year on April 15. The one-story house will be a home for single mother Artavia and her two children. After working as a Licensed Practical Nurse at Piedmont Healthcare for 15 years, Artavia is excited to move to a larger home in a neighborhood where her family can spend time outdoors, which they don't feel comfortable doing in their current apartment. Genuine Parts Company Director of Employee & Community Relations, Venitia Smith, said they engage their employees in volunteer opportunities to fulfill the company's commitment to local communities. The Georgia Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of Joseph Priester for the murder of Genaro Rojas-Martinez at a Smyrna gas station in 2017. Priester had appealed to the court after being found guilty and sentenced to life in prison without parole. Priester's lawyers argued that the trial court improperly admitted evidence that Priester had robbed someone and shot at their car the day before the murder, but the Supreme Court ruled that the evidence against Priester was strong enough to convict him without it. Priester was identified through surveillance footage, cell phone records, and possession of the car seen at the scene of the crime. #CobbCounty #Georgia #LocalNews      -            -            -            -            -            The Marietta Daily Journal Podcast is local news for Marietta, Kennesaw, Smyrna, and all of Cobb County.             Subscribe today, so you don't miss an episode! MDJOnline            Register Here for your essential digital news.            https://www.chattahoocheetech.edu/  https://cuofga.org/ https://www.esogrepair.com/ https://www.drakerealty.com/           Find additional episodes of the MDJ Podcast here.             This Podcast was produced and published for the Marietta Daily Journal and MDJ Online by BG Ad Group   For more information be sure to visit https://www.bgpodcastnetwork.com          See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A wonderful sports night last night. You catching Bucco fever? A Luis Ortiz and Quinn Priester update as well. 

The Mandalorian is back on Disney+ to kick off Season Three. On this episode of Hyperspace Theories, Tricia Barr and B.J. Priester discuss the characterization and storytelling developments unfolding across Chapter 17 (“The Apostate”), Chapter 18 (“The Mines of Mandalore”), and Chapter 19 (“The Convert”). By the end of these three episodes, we've learned a lot more about our central characters, yet each of them still faces profound questions about how they will choose to define, and possibly reshape, their individual identities going forward. For this season, Katee Sackoff is credited as a co-lead with Pedro Pascal, and the prominent role of Bo-Katan in these episodes definitely warrants that billing. For Din Djarin, these episodes showcase his commitment to his understanding of the Mandalorian Creed. Despite other opportunities and obligations, he insists on fulfilling his quest to bathe in the Living Waters on Mandalore to redeem himself for having removed his helmet during the events of Season Two. He succeeds, and upon returning to the covert receives confirmation from the Armorer. What remains very much an open question, however, is what Din will do next. Bo-Katan Kryze, on the other hand, experiences a very different journey. She begins the season without a purpose: she has lost her fleet, the Darksaber, and any people or place to rule – and, it seems, she has long since lost her faith in the value of the Creed. Once she departs her castle to rescue Grogu's dad, she still talks to the foundling mostly about what she has lost, rather than what she still has to live (or fight) for. Even in the chamber with the Living Waters, she can barely hold back her derision when reading the ancient plaque. Then in s short span of time she sees the Mythosaur, loses her home to Imperial bombers, and is bestowed with her own redemption under the Armorer's interpretation of the Creed. Suddenly everything has changed. Yet, like Din, Bo-Katan faces many questions about what she will choose for her path forward. In addition to the lead characters, we also examine what these episodes show the audience about Grogu and his journey, as well as the Coruscant-based storyline with Doctor Pershing, Elia Kane, the New Republic's amnesty program, and the lingering shadow of the Empire. Contact Information: Hyperspace Theories: Twitter @HyperspacePod Tricia Barr: Twitter @FANgirlcantina; email Tricia@fangirlblog.com B.J. Priester: Twitter @RedPenofLex; email Lex@fangirlblog.com  

In Newtown geschah vor zehn Jahren das Unvorstellbare: Ein Amokläufer tötete in einer Schule 26 Menschen, darunter 20 Kinder. Zurück blieben eine traumatisierte Gemeinde - und Eltern, die zu Aktivisten wurden. Da ist etwa Mark Barden. Sein sechsjähriger Sohn wurde damals im Schulhaus erschossen. Bis heute quält Barden der Gedanke, dass sein kleiner Bub einsam und allein sterben musste - weil der Täter so leicht Zugang hatte zu einer tödlichen Waffe. Die Tat hat in den USA eine heftige Debatte über Waffengewalt ausgelöst. Präsident Obama reiste damals nach Newtown, während der rechte Verschwörungstheoretiker Alex Jones behauptete, der Amoklauf habe gar nie stattgefunden. Die Waffengewalt ist derweil zu einer Art Epidemie geworden in den USA: So viele Menschen wie nie zuvor starben 2020 durch Schusswaffen: gut 45 000. Schusswaffen sind bei Kindern inzwischen die häufigste Todesursache. Vater Mark Barden hat nach dem Tod seines Sohnes eine Organisation gegründet, die versucht, Amokläufe zu verhindern. Er engagiert sich vor allem in der Prävention. Schüler:innen und Lehrpersonen sollen Warnzeichen bei potenziellen Tätern erkennen und rechtzeitig Hilfe suchen. Zudem kämpft Barden - wie viele andere Menschen in Newtown - für schärfere Waffengesetze, ein schwieriges Unterfangen, weil Amerikas Konservative den praktisch unbegrenzten Zugang zu Schusswaffen für ein Grundrecht halten. In der Sendung kommen auch zu Wort: Teenager, die als Kinder den Amoklauf von Newtown überlebt haben sowie Matthew Crebbin, ein örtlicher Priester. Er versucht seit dem Amoklauf, den Schmerz in seiner Gemeinde zu lindern.

Er ist eines der Aushängschilder der italienischen Musikwelt: Antonio Vivaldi. Und: er ist der "rote Priester", wegen seiner weithin leuchtenden roten Haare - und weil Vivaldi Priester der katholischen Kirche in Venedig war. Diese Berufswahl sollte dem jungen Antonio vor allem eine gute Ausbildung sichern, in der Folge aber führte sie den Komponisten in eine Welt voller Konflikte und Schwierigkeiten. Unser heutiges ZOOM berichtet von dem nicht ganz einfachen Verhältnis Vivaldis zur katholischen Kirche.

In the previous two recordings of Hyperspace Theories, we discussed the two story arc comprising the first six episodes of Season Two of The Bad Batch. In this recording, Tricia Barr and B.J. Priester analyze the next four episodes, which bring the story through episode 10 (of 16) in this season. Building on our previous consideration of the Hero's Journey story structure in The Bad Batch, we examine how episodes 7 to 10 bring Clone Force 99 into an emotional abyss that typifies the conclusion of the second stage of the journey and the transition into the third stage. In “The Clone Conspiracy” and “Truth and Consequences,” we witness the broader political ramifications of the end of the Clone Wars and the rise of a new Imperial military as Clone Force 99 is brought into a web of secrets and intrigue through Captain Rex, along with allies Senator Riyo Chuchi and Bail Organa. Yet the stakes are also personal, including a mysterious clone assassin with no identifying number, the fate of all of their clone brothers as the clone army will be decommissioned, and the final revelation that Emperor Palpatine has schemed all along to discredit the clones and replace them with Imperial stormtroopers. These events are sure to influence how Clone Force 99 views their place in the changing galaxy. Despite the significance of that experience, in “The Crossing” and “Retrieval” the squad has reverted to their postwar baseline: another mundane assignment from Cid. Once again, the mission goes awry and endangers the squad far more than intended – and this time the Marauder is stolen in the process. Yet Cid is nonplussed by their distress call, showing no urgency to assist them. When Clone Force 99 tracks down the ship, they discover an ipsium mine run by a greedy and exploitative owner who manipulates and lies to his desperate employees. The squad reacquires the Marauder, but also makes a difference in improving the lives of the miners. The squad has made it past the worst of their ordeals, gaining more information and experience to prompt a recognition of the true nature of their relationship with Cid and how they can make a contribution in the galaxy. The Bad Batch are at their best when they're helping people – they just need to see that for themselves at last. This episodes concludes with a short discussion of storytelling analysis and speculation for Season Three of The Mandalorian, which premieres on March 1st. Related Links: REVIEW: The Bad Batch Season Two Hyperspace Theories: The Separatists in The Bad Batch Is “Faster” Filler? The Bad Batch “Tribe” and The Clone Wars Tales Told and Untold Hyperspace Theories: Story Structure and Character Development in The Bad Batch Season Two The Hero's Journey (discussing Campbell and Vogler story structures) Contact Information: Hyperspace Theories: Twitter @HyperspacePod Tricia Barr: Twitter @FANgirlcantina; email Tricia@fangirlblog.com B.J. Priester: Twitter @RedPenofLex; email Lex@fangirlblog.com

On the latest episode of Hyperspace Theories, Tricia Barr and B.J. Priester consider the second set of three episodes in Season Two of The Bad Batch. These episodes – “Faster,” “Entombed,” and “Tribe” – present a trio of independent, self-contained missions for Omega and her brothers: accompanying Cid for an ill-fated gambling excursion involving riot racing, a dangerous adventure to seek an artifact in an ancient tomb with Phee, and an unexpected encounter with Gungi, a young Wookiee Jedi survivor of Order 66, that leads Clone Force 99 to conflict-scarred Kashyyyk. Although some fans have expressed confusion about the purpose of these episodes in The Bad Batch Season Two, we discuss how classic elements of Star Wars story structure help to explain the character development goals underlying these episodes – and why our protagonists seem to meet less than successful outcomes for their endeavors. As Clone Force 99 struggles to find a new identity and purpose in the galaxy, these episodes provide them with important information and experiences that can influence their thinking and decisions going forward. Along the way, we also describe why these episodes of The Bad Batch are not “filler episodes” or “bottle episodes” as those terms are used in serial television storytelling, drawing on Tricia's post about “Faster” and filler and an insightful post by Kathryn VanArendonk at Vulture. Finally, we use B.J.'s post about “Tribe” to briefly step back into the storytelling origins of The Clone Wars with George Lucas and examine how The Bad Batch pulls forward some decade-old unused ideas. This episodes concludes with our reactions to the recently released trailer for Season Three of The Mandalorian, which premieres on March 1st. Related Links: REVIEW: The Bad Batch Season Two Hyperspace Theories: The Separatists in The Bad Batch Is “Faster” Filler? The Bad Batch “Tribe” and The Clone Wars Tales Told and Untold It's Time for a Departure From ‘Bottle Episode' (Vulture) The Hero's Journey (discussing Campbell and Vogler story structures) The Mandalorian Season Three trailer (YouTube) The Mandalorian Season Three featurette “Phenomenon” (YouTube) Contact Information: Hyperspace Theories: Twitter @HyperspacePod Tricia Barr: Twitter @FANgirlcantina; email Tricia@fangirlblog.com B.J. Priester: Twitter @RedPenofLex; email Lex@fangirlblog.com

Ein heißer Priester, eine verliebte Cafe-Besitzerin und fertig ist das Rezept für eine geniale Staffel der Serie FLEABAG! Die preisgekrönte Comedy-Serie dreht sich um eine junge Frau, die versucht, den Alltag in London zu handeln und sich mit dem Tod ihrer besten Freundin abzufinden. Lenny und Xenia sind große Fans der Serie und erklären euch, was an dieser außergewöhnlichen Serie so besonders ist! Eine Frechheit, dass sie in Deutschland noch immer eher als Geheimtipp durchgeht. Damit ein herzliches Willkommen hier auf Cinema Strikes Back zu einem weiteren Video unserer WEEK OF LOVE!

Themen der Sendung: CDU-Präsidium setzt Ex-Verfassungsschutzpräsident Maaßen Ultimatum zum Austritt aus der Partei, Bundesfinanzhof sieht Solidaritätszuschlag für Spitzenverdiener für gerechtfertigt, Die Meinung, Bundeskanzler Scholz in Brasilien: Zusage von 200 Millionen Euro zum Schutz des Regenwaldes, Flughafen Stuttgart soll Exzellenz-Zentrum für Entwicklung von Flugzeugen mit Wasserstoff-Antrieb erhalten, Priester im Militärdienst im ukrainischen Bachmut, Erinnerung an Machtübernahme von Hitler und der NSDAP vor 90 Jahren, Weitere Meldungen im Überblick, #mittendrin aus Kamenz: Wrestling in Deutschland, Das Wetter

Episode 1009 This week, we reflect on the recent Hall of Fame election results before catching up with a top Pirates prospect. First up, Jay Jaffe welcomes Ryan Thibodaux, who leads the team at the Hall of Fame Ballot Tracker, to discuss Scott Rolen's enshrinement and the wild day leading up to it. Ryan has […]

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has reopened its probe into former Austell Police Chief Bob Starrett. The investigation into the city's longtime police chief was first opened in December 2021 and was related to the finances of the department's K-9 unit. The probe was originally sparked by an open records request from MDJ news partner Fox 5 Atlanta seeking veterinary bills from the department. Upon retrieving the bills, the department reported the documents to the GBI prior to releasing them, which then-Interim Chief Natalie Poulk said was due to “discrepancies” in the paperwork. Starrett announced his resignation that same month. The investigation was then closed last summer. According to Fox 5, the GBI determined there was insufficient evidence Starrett had “willfully committed theft against the Austell Police Department.” Fox 5 further reported the Cobb district attorney's office is now investigating Starrett as well. Reached for comment by the MDJ Friday, District Attorney Flynn Broady said he could only confirm that an investigation into Starrett is open, but declined to say whether his office was involved. In the middle of winter, the tropics — or at least a taste of them — have come to Marietta. On December 15, the Frozen Goose opened on Powder Springs Street near Marietta Square, featuring frozen, slushy cocktails, alongside a menu of bar food and other alcoholic offerings. The bar's co-owners, Johnathan Disser and Domnic Belli, previously owned Neighborhood Cuisines and Provisions at the same address. That restaurant opened during the height of the pandemic and primarily sold oven-ready, take-home meals. Disser said business declined when people stopped social distancing and started dining out. Meanwhile, the duo worked on a concept for a daiquiri bar. The 27-seat bar has three large TVs for sports, along with churning machines that dispense a variety of frozen drinks, including a kid-friendly, non-alcoholic strawberry daiquiri and Disser's favorite, “Chuck's Revenge” — a drink made with tequila, pineapple, tangerine and peach. The menu includes seven varieties of wings. The bar has plans to install a carry-out window for drinks and to nearly double the amount of seating with an outdoor patio. Disser said they hope both projects will be done by spring. The Frozen Goose is open 3-9 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday, 3-10 p.m. Friday, 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Sunday. A Life University executive sought to dispel misconceptions about the university as much as he aimed to provide an update on the school at this week's Kiwanis Club of Marietta luncheon. Founded as a chiropractic college in 1975 by Sid Williams, Life now has undergraduate and graduate degree programs and numerous sports teams, said Gilles LaMarche (Jill La-Marsh), the school's vice president of university advancement. Rob White, the school's president since 2017, was scheduled to speak but had a conflict and sent LaMarche (La-Marsh) in his place. Life's impact on Cobb County is far more significant than most people realize. In 2019,their economic impact was over $230 million on Cobb County. LaMarche added that the university accounts for 1,288 jobs in Cobb and enrolls around 2,700 students, including 658 living on-campus. Kiwanis Club member Rebecca Koch has a degree in positive psychology from Life and serves as the school's director of service initiatives. She said the impact that the school and its students have on the county, especially near the school's 110-acre campus at Cobb Parkway and South Cobb Drive, is oftentimes overlooked.  A Cobb salon owner has created an innovative business concept that provides resources and financial independence for freelance cosmetologists. Rooted Salon & Suites is a hybrid salon model located in the heart of east Cobb at Paper Mill Village. The 3,100-square-foot building has two business concepts operating under the same roof — one side of the store is home to the owner's hair salon, while the other side has seven studio spaces that function as business suites for cosmetologists. Cassidy Ward, the owner and founder of Rooted, said her business serves as a collaborative space that offers beauty professionals independence and ease.  Ward said this concept allows for independent stylists to be their own boss without the headache of owning an entire shop. For those interested, the owner said she currently has five suites up for grabs. Rooted began in 2017 as a small, 80-square-foot studio after Ward left a previous salon to start her own. At the time, Ward said there was a noticeable shift in the beauty community— cosmetologists were leaving their conventional salon jobs to pursue freelance work. From makeup artists and nail techs to aestheticians and massage therapists, the owner said she invites anyone in the cosmetology industry to rent a suite at Rooted. The North Cobb Christian football team's game-winning play Sept. 2 earned a 19-15 win over Wesleyan. From there, it went viral, and it continues to earn publicity four months later, selected as the 2022 Play of the Year by SBLive Sports. An SBLive Sports representative visited the North Cobb Christian campus this week, presenting a $1,000 award to Eagles coach Matt Jones and the players involved in the play — Skyler Parker, Brayden Williby, Jadin Coates, Jacob Cruz, Matty Go and Trey Priester. Down 15-13 with the clock nearing zero, Go, the Eagles' quarterback, took the snap and threw a 10-yard forward pass to Parker, who passed back to Priester. Preister lateraled to Cruz, who threw it back to Parker. The ball made its way to Coates and he saw a lane, got a key block from Williby and broke free for a 55-yard touchdown run up the far sideline to win the game. It was a play Jones never saw himself calling that Friday night. North Cobb Christian ran the play four times in practice that week, with only one successful attempt. The award-winning play moved North Cobb Christian to 3-0 that week and avenged a second-round loss in the 2020 state playoffs, where Wesleyan escaped with a 20-17 win. A new organization wants to bring change to downtown Austell by involving neighbors, holding discussions about common issues and advocating for solutions to those issues with the city government. Create Austell held its first meeting Saturday at Austell Cowork on Broad Street, where around 20 people discussed what they wanted the organization to be and do. Create Austell was the idea of local real estate broker Derek Caffe and some of his friends and neighbors who wanted to see a more connected community in Austell that could advocate for development downtown. Caffe described Create Austell as a social group first — a way for neighbors to get to know each other and share ideas and issues. Caffe said the group also wants to act as a source of information for ongoing and planned city projects, because some citizens, especially those who don't attend every city council meeting like Caffe does, aren't aware of what the city government is doing or how to access that information. Create Austell's next meeting will be in February. For more information, visit the group's Facebook page.  #CobbCounty #Georgia #LocalNews      -            -            -            -            -            The Marietta Daily Journal Podcast is local news for Marietta, Kennesaw, Smyrna, and all of Cobb County.             Subscribe today, so you don't miss an episode! MDJOnline            Register Here for your essential digital news.            https://www.chattahoocheetech.edu/  https://cuofga.org/ https://www.esogrepair.com/ https://www.drakerealty.com/           Find additional episodes of the MDJ Podcast here.             This Podcast was produced and published for the Marietta Daily Journal and MDJ Online by BG Ad Group   For more information be sure to visit https://www.bgpodcastnetwork.com            See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The new year kicked off with the return of The Bad Batch for Season Two of the animated series. Although some time has passed since the destruction of Kamino at the end of Season One, Clone Force 99 and the galaxy as a whole are still very much living in the aftermath of the end of the Clone Wars and amid the early days of the Galactic Empire. In this context, it makes sense that the Separatists, although defeated militarily in the war, continue to have a lingering impact on the story. In this episode of Hyperspace Theories, Tricia Barr and B.J. Priester examine the role of the Separatists in the world-building and character development of The Bad Batch in the first three episodes of Season Two. The premise of “Spoils of War” and “Ruins of War” involves Clone Force 99 trying to steal a small portion of Dooku's “war chest” from his home base of Serreno. Along the way, Omega and her brothers learn important new information about the Separatist leaders, the Empire, and the impact of the war on everyday people on Separatist worlds. The third episode, “The Solitary Clone,” unfolds a similar eye-opening scenario for Crosshair. Reunited with fan-favorite Commander Cody, Crosshair can fall back into the familiar routine of blasting “clankers” and following orders to complete the mission. But he also learns first-hand that the new Empire is not interested in peace, only power, and ends the episode weighing Cody's words about choices and consequences. Related Links: REVIEW: The Bad Batch Season 2 Brad Rau and Jennifer Corbett Share Insights Into The Bad Batch Season 2 (Fangirls Going Rogue) The Bad Batch's Michelle Ang on Omega's Journey (Fangirls Going Rogue) The Bad Batch's Dee Bradley Baker (Fangirls Going Rogue) Contact Information: Hyperspace Theories: Twitter @HyperspacePod Tricia Barr: Twitter @FANgirlcantina; email Tricia@fangirlblog.com B.J. Priester: Twitter @RedPenofLex; email Lex@fangirlblog.com

Mal ein schlichter frommer Mann vom Land, mal ein hochintellektueller Denker - Josef Ratzinger sei vielschichtig gewesen, sagt der Priester und Publizist Wolfgang Beinert. Sein großes Manko sei seine mangelnde Menschenkenntnis gewesen. Florin, Christianewww.deutschlandfunk.de, Tag für TagDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

Venedig 1703 - Im städtischen Waisenhaus für Mädchen herrscht Aufregung. Ein neuer Lehrer kommt. Er ist Priester, er ist rothaarig und er ist ganz anders als alle anderen vor ihm. Denn er ist ein Genie, er ist: Antonio Vivaldi.

Na koppels met problemen geeft Esther Perel nu ook bedrijven relatieadvies. DS Weekblad ging samen met 200 ondernemers op de sofa bij de vermaarde Belgische relatietherapeut. ‘Een bedrijf verandert pas als de maat­schappij of de werknemers het eisen.'  U kunt luisteren naar een verhaal van Nathalie Carpentier, ingelezen door Niels De Keukelaere.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jan Dyduch war katholischer Priester mit Aussicht auf eine Diplomatenkarriere im Vatikan. Dann lernte er Fatima kennen Fatima Dyduch Tissafi (63) und Jan Dyduch (65 ) strahlen Wärme aus wie Heizpilze. 30 Jahre sind sie nun verheiratet. Es war ein Zusammenkommen mit Hindernissen. Beide haben Theologie studiert und sich in der katholischen Kirche engagiert. Jan war bereits geweihter Priester, er stammt aus dem polnischen Nachbardorf der Geburtsstadt von Papst Johannes Paul II. Mit dem damaligen Kardinal Wojtyla (dem späteren Papst) spielte er Fussball und fuhr Ski im nahen Tatra Gebirge. Jahre später hat er mit ihm im Vatikan gefrühstückt. Das Leben in der Kurie war vorgezeichnet Fatima ist die Tochter eines marokkanischen Vaters aus Fes und einer deutschen Mutter aus Ostberlin. Auf der Suche nach ihren Wurzeln kam sie in Berührung mit dem Christentum und dem Islam. Durch den Vater und die Besuche in seiner Heimat erlebte sie den Islam im alltäglichen Leben ihrer Familie, durch kirchliche Jugendgruppen und das Leben in Deutschland das Christentum. Nach dem Theologiestudium in der Schweiz engagierte sie sich in der katholischen Kirche – und lernte Jan kennen. Es war eine unmögliche Liebe. Nur möglich durch grosse Opfer. Die haben sie erbracht, und gemeinsam als Eltern zweier Söhne ein Leben in der Schweiz aufgebaut, bei dem «Gott» eine wichtige Rolle spielt. Heute gestalten die beiden Rituale für Menschen, die Zeremonien und Bekenntnisse unabhängig von Glaubensrichtung und Weltanschauung suchen: Taufen, Beerdigungen und natürlich Hochzeiten! Im «Persönlich» bei Daniela Lager sprechen Fatima Dyduch Tissafi und Jan Dyduch über ihr Leben, die Liebe und den Glauben. Und natürlich am 25. Dezember – über die Bedeutung von Weihnachten! Die Sendung kommt live aus dem Kursaal Bern und beginnt um 10 Uhr. Der Eintritt ist frei.

Räuchern ist "in"! Und das nicht erste seit Corona. Schon seit Menschengedenken wollen Priester und Schamanen mit dem Rauch reinigen, heilen, segnen. Denn wo es gut riecht, ist das Böse fern.

Zur Zeit des Herodes, des Königs von Judäa, gab es einen Priester namens Zacharías, der zur Abteilung des Abíja gehörte. Seine Frau stammte aus dem Geschlecht Aarons; ihr Name war Elisabet. Beide lebten gerecht vor Gott und wandelten untadelig nach allen Geboten und Vorschriften des Herrn. Sie hatten keine Kinder, denn Elisabet war unfruchtbar und beide waren schon in vorgerücktem Alter. Es geschah aber: Als seine Abteilung wieder an der Reihe war und er den priesterlichen Dienst vor Gott verrichtete, da traf ihn, wie nach der Priesterordnung üblich, das Los, in den Tempel des Herrn hineinzugehen und das Rauchopfer darzubringen. Während er nun zur festgelegten Zeit das Rauchopfer darbrachte, stand das ganze Volk draußen und betete. Da erschien dem Zacharías ein Engel des Herrn; er stand auf der rechten Seite des Rauchopferaltars. Als Zacharías ihn sah, erschrak er und es befiel ihn Furcht. Der Engel aber sagte zu ihm: Fürchte dich nicht, Zacharías! Dein Gebet ist erhört worden. Deine Frau Elisabet wird dir einen Sohn gebären; dem sollst du den Namen Johannes geben. Du wirst dich freuen und jubeln und viele werden sich über seine Geburt freuen. Denn er wird groß sein vor dem Herrn. Wein und berauschende Getränke wird er nicht trinken und schon vom Mutterleib an wird er vom Heiligen Geist erfüllt sein. Viele Kinder Israels wird er zum Herrn, ihrem Gott, hinwenden. Er wird ihm mit dem Geist und mit der Kraft des Elíja vorangehen, um die Herzen der Väter den Kindern zuzuwenden und die Ungehorsamen zu gerechter Gesinnung zu führen und so das Volk für den Herrn bereit zu machen. Zacharías sagte zu dem Engel: Woran soll ich das erkennen? Denn ich bin ein alter Mann und auch meine Frau ist in vorgerücktem Alter. Der Engel erwiderte ihm: Ich bin Gábriel, der vor Gott steht, und ich bin gesandt worden, um mit dir zu reden und dir diese frohe Botschaft zu bringen. Und siehe, du sollst stumm sein und nicht mehr reden können bis zu dem Tag, an dem dies geschieht, weil du meinen Worten nicht geglaubt hast, die in Erfüllung gehen, wenn die Zeit dafür da ist. Inzwischen wartete das Volk auf Zacharías und wunderte sich, dass er so lange im Tempel blieb. Als er dann herauskam, konnte er nicht mit ihnen sprechen. Da merkten sie, dass er im Tempel eine Erscheinung gehabt hatte. Er gab ihnen nur Zeichen und blieb stumm. Als die Tage seines Dienstes zu Ende waren, kehrte er nach Hause zurück. Bald darauf wurde seine Frau Elisabet schwanger und lebte fünf Monate lang zurückgezogen. Sie sagte: Der Herr hat mir geholfen; er hat in diesen Tagen gnädig auf mich geschaut und mich von der Schmach befreit, mit der ich unter den Menschen beladen war.

Zu den bewohnten aber noch wenig erforschten Gebieten der Weltkugel gehörte 1922 das östliche Tibet, in das es bislang nur wenige Expeditionen verschlagen hatte. Das Berliner Tageblatt bot ihren Leser:innen am 15. Dezember einen Einblick in dieses exotisch wirkende Land, in dem vermeintlich der Teufel angebetet wurde, wo in manchen Gebieten ein Großteil der Bevölkerung Priester waren und wo sich eine Polyandrie, also Vielmännerei beobachten ließ. Frank Riede gibt uns Einblicke in dieses Wunderland.

Wie sind aus den "Waisen aus dem Morgenland" eigentlich die "Heiligen Drei Könige geworden"? Und waren das nicht doch Magier? Oder sogar Priester? Und welcher Stern leitete sie auf ihrem Weg? Dies und viel mehr erfahren Sie in der heutigen Folge des Podcast-Adventskalenders. Überraschenderweise sind auch Mr. Bean und Keira Knightley mit von der Partie. Have fun!

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Across three story arcs in the first ten episodes, Andor has delivered top-notch Star Wars storytelling. In the latest episode of Hyperspace Theories, Tricia Barr and B.J. Priester analyze the two-part finale. Written by showrunner Tony Gilroy, who also wrote the first three episodes, the finale brings the first season of Andor to an exciting and dramatic conclusion. Gilroy started Cassian's story in Andor on Ferrix, and the finale returns to the planet by bringing almost all of the major characters to the same location for the climactic events. Only Mon Mothma, trapped in her own tightening vise by the Empire, remains stuck on Coruscant. Starting with Cassian himself and extending to the other characters drawn into the gravity well of his story by the events of the series, each of the character arcs in Andor receives a fitting and impactful culmination. Without a doubt, Andor has raised the bar for Star Wars stories on Disney+ in the years ahead. Related Links: Fangirls Going Rogue Episode 22.14: Let's Get Ready for Andor Andor's Diego Luna and Genevieve O'Reilly On Fangirls Going Rogue Fangirls Going Rogue Episode 22.16: Andor's Adria Arjona Roundtable Andor: Striving To Get Back To Star Wars' Political Roots REVIEW: Andor Hyperspace Theories: Andor Begins Andor: Fascism and Star Wars Hyperspace Theories: Andor: Where Is It Going? Hyperspace Theories: Andor: The Heist and Its Aftermath Hyperspace Theories: Everyone's in Prison in Andor

Pfarrer Wolfgang Rothe fährt mit seiner bayerischen Gemeinde nach Schottland – Whisky-Verkostungen inklusive. Mit seiner unkonventionellen Art erreicht er auch Menschen, die sich schon von der Kirche abgewandt hatten.

Beyond Education. The host for this show is Rusty Komori. The guest is Dwayne Priester. We talk with Principal Dwayne about the reasons why Mid-Pacific Institute is thriving and the importance of leadership in building a culture of excellence. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6mTzxc4G7w47Jcr_G482jrb Please visit our ThinkTech website at https://thinktechhawaii.com and see our Think Tech Advisories at https://thinktechadvisories.blogspot.com.

Every Sunday from 10am, we hand over control of our playlist to a special guest for just one hour, and with only one brief - to play their very favourite 80s & 90s hits and share fond musical memories! Catch Jak de Priester on CapeTalk this Sunday as he shares his favourite musical memories from the 80s & 90s with nostalgic tracks from Aerosmith, M People, and Robbie Williams.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ein katholischer Priester und Kirchenrebell predigt über die Heiligkeit des schottischen Whiskys und erzählt von der versuchten Vergewaltigung durch seinen Bischof. Er bricht Tabus. Bei seiner Pilgergruppe kommt diese Form der Spiritualität gut an.

Episodes eight to ten of Andor center on a common theme: everyone is trapped in a literal or metaphorical prison. In this episode of Hyperspace Theories, Tricia Barr and B.J. Priester discuss how writer Beau Willimon used this theme as the keystone for all of the characters in this story arc. Cassian, of course, spends this arc in the Narkina 5 prison facility, where the Empire uses convict labor in a prison-industrial complex to produce countless components necessary for the military-industrial complex necessary to sustain its galactic tyranny. Kino Loy, played by the amazing Andy Serkis, is both a literal inmate and a metaphorical prisoner of the gamified labor regime within the facility. Others play along too, at least until they realize the game is rigged and they can never “win” their freedom. Beyond Narkina 5, the theme pervades the other characters' stories, too. On Ferrix, we see the ways Bix, Paak, Brasso, and Maarva suffer under Imperial occupation. On Coruscant, Syril thinks his connection with Dedra and the ISB are his ticket upward, only to discover how trapped he remains. Dedra perceives her upward trajectory continuing, but she remains bound within an ISB mindset. Elsewhere on the capital planet, Mon Mothma confronts the reality of her seemingly inescapable personal situation, including a demand for a terrible family sacrifice, and her newly revealed cousin Vel faces a similar personal toll. Luthen Rael, the “axis” of the burgeoning rebellion, struggles to unite the disparate factions of the incipient Rebellion, personified in Saw Gerrera's certainty that he is the only one with clarity of purpose. Despite his machinations and his successful Aldhani heist, Luthen admits that he is trapped by the obligations and burdens of his unbreakable commitment to sacrifice everything for the Rebellion. Cassian, at least, ends the arc by escaping the prison and swimming to shore. Whether any of the other characters can break free of their confinement remains to be seen. Related Links: Fangirls Going Rogue Episode 22.14: Let's Get Ready for Andor Andor's Diego Luna and Genevieve O'Reilly On Fangirls Going Rogue Fangirls Going Rogue Episode 22.16: Andor's Adria Arjona Roundtable Andor: Striving To Get Back To Star Wars' Political Roots REVIEW: Andor Hyperspace Theories: Andor Begins Andor: Fascism and Star Wars Hyperspace Theories: Andor: Where Is It Going? Hyperspace Theories: Andor: The Heist and Its Aftermath

✘ Werbung: https://Whisky.de/Shop Mein Buch Allgemeinbildung ► https://amazon.de/dp/B09RFZH4W1/ Gaur Gopal Prabhu, ein hinduistischer indischer Priester teilt seine Lebensweisheiten mit den Menschen. Ein Gedanke von ihm über die Probleme des Lebens hat mich schwer beeindruckt. Er drückt ihn in wenigen Sätzen aus. Ich brauche dazu etwas länger ;-) Original Vortrag ► https://youtu.be/2StA6OT02wo TEDxMITP ► https://youtu.be/LTnI7cmpDZI

20 Wie groß der Unterschied zur alten Ordnung ist, zeigt sich auch daran, dass Jesus mit einem Eid in seinem Priesteramt bestätigt wurde. Bei den levitischen Priestern gab es keinen solchen Eid; 21 aber als Jesus zum Priester eingesetzt wurde, machte Gott ihm eine Zusage, die er mit einem Eid bekräftigte. Es heißt in der Schrift: »Der […]

After its first three episodes launching Cassian's character journey, Andor quickly propels him into a plotline drawn from his ultimate fate in Rogue One: a risky heist from a secure Imperial facility that plays a crucial role in the fate of the Rebellion against the Empire. In this episode of Hyperspace Theories, Tricia Barr and B.J. Priester examine the fourth through seventh episodes of Andor and break down what the heist storyline means for all of the key characters in the series. For Cassian, his interactions with the other six members of the heist team teach him important lessons about himself, the possibilities for his future, and the personal and galactic nature of rebellion. As we had speculated, he ends the heist still unwilling to commit to the Rebel cause – but his return to Ferrix and his tourism to Niamos quickly show him that Nemik was correct: the pace of the Empire's oppression has outpaced his ability to comprehend it. In the Imperial subplot, the success of the Aldhani heist changes the opportunities and possibilities for Dedra Meero and the ISB. In the Rebellion subplot, it reinforces that the price of rebellion will not only be personal for Luthen Rael and Mom Mothma, but also galaxy-wide as the Empire cracks down. Amid her political struggle against tyranny, Mon faces another kind of oppressive environment at home. Related Links: Fangirls Going Rogue Episode 22.14: Let's Get Ready for Andor Andor's Diego Luna and Genevieve O'Reilly On Fangirls Going Rogue Fangirls Going Rogue Episode 22.16: Andor's Adria Arjona Roundtable Andor: Striving To Get Back To Star Wars' Political Roots REVIEW: Andor Hyperspace Theories: Andor Begins Andor: Fascism and Star Wars Hyperspace Theories: Andor: Where Is It Going?

11 Wenn nun das levitische Priestertum zur Vollkommenheit führen könnte – und das Gesetz, das unserem Volk gegeben wurde, kennt ja kein anderes Priestertum –, wäre es dann nötig gewesen, einen Priester einzusetzen, der zu einer ganz anderen Ordnung gehört – einen Priester wie Melchisedek und nicht einen wie Aaron? 12 Und wohlgemerkt: Eine Änderung der priesterlichen […]

Join Lis and Guest Jaunyce Priester as they discuss the unspoken biases we all carry.

1 Was wissen wir denn von Melchisedek? Er war – wie es in der Schrift heißt – König von Salem und Priester des höchsten Gottes. Als Abraham siegreich vom Kampf gegen die Könige zurückkehrte, ging – so wird uns berichtet – Melchisedek ihm entgegen und segnete ihn, 2 und Abraham gab ihm den zehnten Teil von allem, […]

1 Was wissen wir denn von Melchisedek? Er war – wie es in der Schrift heißt – König von Salem und Priester des höchsten Gottes. Als Abraham siegreich vom Kampf gegen die Könige zurückkehrte, ging – so wird uns berichtet – Melchisedek ihm entgegen und segnete ihn, 2 und Abraham gab ihm den zehnten Teil von allem, […]

Andreas Sturm - katholischer Seelsorger und Pfarrer - über sein Buch „Ich muss raus aus dieser Kirche. Weil ich Mensch bleiben will.“ und seinen Austritt als ranghoher Kleriker aus der römisch-katholischen Kirche.

Kommentare bitte unter https://manglaubtesnicht.wordpress.com/?p=4454 Der Kölner Kradinal Rainer Maria Woelki hat beschlossen, im Alleingang eine eigene Hochschule für die Theologenausbildung zu gründen, die „Kölner Hochschule für Katholische Theologie“ (KHKT). Joa, denkt man sich, soll er doch. Aber in Katholistan sorgt die Woelki-Hochschule für einiges Aufsehen: Die Bistumsgremien sind sauer, die CDU-Landesregierung ist sauer, die Uni Bonn, wo bislang die Kölner Priester ausgebildet werden, ist auch sauer. Über allem schwebt die Befürchtung: Hat Woelki mit der Hochschulgründung versehentlich das Konkordat gekündigt, das der Kirche seit fast einem Jahrhundert Superrechte in Deutschland garantiert? Martina kämpft nicht nur mit der griffigen Abkürzung KHKT, sondern schildert uns auch Entwicklungen und Zusammenhänge um die Woelki-Gründung und erklärt, warum die NRW-Landesregierung des erzkatholischen Ministerpräsidenten und CDU-Jungstars Hendrik Wüst wütende Protestbriefe an den Vatikan schreibt.

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Die jüdische Ärztin Ruth Wolff leitet eine renommierte Alzheimer-Klinik. Mit ihrer rigorosen Haltung gegen einen katholischen Priester löst sie antisemitische Reaktionen aus. Denn der Priester ist ein Schwarzer Mann, der sich von der Ärztin diskriminiert fühlt. Regisseur Stefan Pucher nimmt sich in seiner Inszenierung „Die Ärztin“ der komplexen Frage nach Moral und menschlichem Handeln an. Zugleich wirft er einen Blick auf die komplexe Diskussion um Gender-, Identitäts- und soziale Fragen.

On September 21, Star Wars: Andor launched on Disney+ with a three-episode premiere. On Hyperspace Theories, we analyzed how those episodes set in motion the character journey for Cassian Andor from his life on Ferrix, and the preceding years in flashbacks, to become the Rebel operative and hero we see in Rogue One. The fourth episode of Andor, released on September 28, greatly expands the scope of the series and broadens the character arcs and plotlines far beyond the personal path of the titular character. On today's episode of Hyperspace Theories, Tricia Barr and B.J. Priester revisit the roots of the podcast in Star Wars speculation. We analyze the first four episodes of Andor, the scenes in the official trailers that did not occur in those episodes, the publicly available list of writers and directors for all twelve episodes, and Tony Gilroy's prior Star Wars storytelling in Rogue One. Examining these sources, we consider what they suggest about the story structure, themes, and character arcs in the remaining eight episodes of the first season. Knowing that the series was thoroughly planned before entering production, and overseen throughout by Gilroy as showrunner, provides more confidence than other recent Star Wars live-action productions that speculation from the early episodes and other evidence creates the opportunity to accurately draw inferences and make predictions that align with the storyteller's carefully developed tale. Related Links: Fangirls Going Rogue Episode 22.14: Let's Get Ready for Andor Andor's Diego Luna and Genevieve O'Reilly On Fangirls Going Rogue Fangirls Going Rogue Episode 22.16: Andor's Adria Arjona Roundtable Andor: Striving To Get Back To Star Wars' Political Roots REVIEW: Andor Hyperspace Theories: Andor Begins Andor: Fascism and Star Wars

The newly premiered Andor is the biggest and most ambitious Star Wars Disney+ streaming series yet. Created by showrunner Tony Gilroy, who oversaw the rewrites and reshoots that salvaged the theatrical release of Rogue One, Andor is a prequel to a prequel: beginning five years before that film, it will bring its principal characters to the events of Rogue One, which itself leads directly into A New Hope and the Original Trilogy. The first season of Andor includes 12 episodes, with 12 more planned for a second (and final) season that enters production later this year. From the trailers, interviews, press conference, and other promotion, it seems clear that Andor is intended to mark the entry of the Star Wars franchise into the “prestige television” space alongside series such as The Crown, Game of Thrones, or The Expanse. For its premiere on September 21, 2022, however, Andor released a trio of episodes focused almost entirely on the titular character, Cassian Andor (Diego Luna), and the immediate desperate aftermath of a particular incident. In this episode of Hyperspace Theories, Tricia Barr and B.J. Priester discuss how these episodes reintroduce Cassian to the audience at a very different point in his life compared to the seasoned Rebel Alliance operative from Rogue One. The episodes also make effective use of flashbacks to reach even farther back in his past – before, we learn, he even went by the name Cassian Andor – to lay the groundwork for the character arc that begins to develop in these early episodes of the series. In addition to the core story about Cassian, we consider the many new characters introduced in Andor, some of whom appear destined to play important roles in the series beyond the initial episodes. If you missed it during the early rounds of publicity and promotion in late August, be sure to catch up on the Andor coverage at Fangirls Going Rogue and FANgirl Blog now that series has launched into its weekly release schedule for the remaining nine episodes of the first season. Related Links Fangirls Going Rogue Episode 22.14: Let's Get Ready for Andor Andor's Diego Luna and Genevieve O'Reilly On Fangirls Going Rogue Andor: Striving To Get Back To Star Wars' Political Roots Tony Gilroy discusses Rogue One on The Moment podcast

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Für Henry aus Baden-Württemberg ist die katholische Kirche seit seiner Jugend ein zweites Zuhause. Er liebt Gott und den ganzen Pomp (Prunk?), wird Ministrant und lernt später Orgel spielen. Nach der Schule will er unbedingt Priester werden. Er bewirbt sich beim Priesterseminar und wird zum Auswahlgespräch nach München eingeladen. Als es im Auswahlgespräch um das Thema Sexualität geht, sagt Henry: "Ich bin mir meiner Sexualität bewusst." Er geht davon aus, dass sich der Leiter des Seminars denken kann, dass er schwul ist. Er wird ins Priesterseminar aufgenommen und ist froh, sein Ziel erreicht zu haben. Da ahnt er aber noch nicht, dass ein Selfie am Ende den entscheidenden Unterschied machen wird. **********Den Artikel zum Stück findet ihr hier.**********Mitwirkende: Autor: Linus Lüring Moderatorin: Shalin Rogall **********Die Quellen zur Folge:"Vor zehn Jahren hätte ich mich garantiert nicht geoutet" - Interview mit dem homosexuellen, katholischen Priester Bernd Mönkebüscher - 06.11.2020"Die katholische Kirche fügt Homosexuellen Leid zu" - Interview mit dem Theologen Stephan Goertz - Dlf 06.11.2020Nach Selfie mit TV-Star: Henry (21) fliegt aus Priesterseminar - dann folgt überraschender Auftritt - tz München vom 10.05.2021**********Mehr zum Thema bei Deutschlandfunk Nova:Katholische Kirche: Jacqueline Straub will Priesterin werdenReligionslehrer: Theo Schenkel darf als Transmann weiterhin Religion unterrichtenkatholisch und schwul: Die katholische Kirche und Homosexualität**********Wir erzählen Eure Geschichten Habt ihr auch eine Geschichte erlebt, die in die Einhundert passt? Dann erzählt uns davon. Storys für die Einhundert sollten eine spannende Protagonistin oder einen spannenden Protagonisten, Wendepunkte und ein unvorhergesehenes Ende haben. Wir freuen uns über eure Mails an einhundert@deutschlandfunknova.de**********Ihr könnt uns auch auf diesen Kanälen folgen: Instagram und YouTube.

Priester, Spieler, Freimaurer, Geiger, Scharlatan, Dramatiker, Erfinder der französischen Staatslotterie und noch vieles mehr: Der Europa-Reisende Giacomo Casanova war nicht nur der Frauenheld, zu dem ihn die Legende gemacht hat. Seine Memoiren geben uns heute einen seltenen und umfassenden Einblick in die Sitten des 18. Jahrhunderts.

Rich Ropp, President of Priester discusses Professional Aircraft Management – the services it includes and their potential value to the aircraft's owner. The discussion includes: Defining Professional Aircraft Management. The various services available through Professional Aircraft Management and their potential value to the owner. Does aircraft management make sense for any aircraft size? The kinds of Fees associated with Aircraft Management services. What are the questions a potential aircraft owner should ask any firm they are considering? Does a management company's location relative to the operator's home base matter?

The latest episode of Hyperspace Theories discusses the full story unfurled in the newest six-episode Disney+ series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU): Ms. Marvel, featuring the origin story of teenage heroine Kamala Khan. Tricia Barr and B.J. Priester are joined by longtime FANgirl Blog contributor Priya Chhaya, an historian and advocate for representation in storytelling and nonfiction alike. First introduced in the comics, Kamala Khan stands out as Marvel's first Pakistani-American and Muslim superhero. Like the comics, the Ms. Marvel series showcases Kamala's family, friends, faith, and community as integral aspects of her personal identity both before and after she acquires her superpowers. At the same time, her story includes universal themes than resonate with audience members who do not share her heritage or religion, such as overprotective parents, sibling resentment, and a multi-generational immigrant experience in the United States. In addition, Ms. Marvel is prominently a story about mothers and daughters, too often still a rarity in blockbuster entertainment and other popular fiction. Kamala's story is also unusual in featuring an intact family unit. The Ms. Marvel series also places significant emotional prominence on an important event in the 20th century history of South Asia: the Partition of India at the end of British imperial occupation, creating new borders and the new country of Pakistan. (Subsequently, East Pakistan became the independent nation of Bangladesh.) The Partition not only sparked religiously motivated violence in India, but also the largest mass migration in human history as millions of Muslim refugees fled to Pakistan. Ms. Marvel highlights the Partition in the flashback love story of Aisha and Hasan, as well as its lingering ramifications in the lives of Sana, Muneeba, and Kamala. Although the Clandestines and the Department of Damage Control serve as Kamala's overt antagonists in the series, Ms. Marvel perhaps suggests that the real villain is the generational trauma of imperialism. Related Links: Ms. Marvel Powerfully Portrays the Pain of Partition (Nerdist) Ms. Marvel head writer Bisha K. Ali's Google Docs reading list about the Partition (Twitter) Bon Jovi tweets about Ms. Marvel (Sana Amanat on Twitter) Contact Information: Hyperspace Theories: Twitter @HyperspacePod Tricia Barr: Twitter @FANgirlcantina; email Tricia@fangirlblog.com B.J. Priester: Twitter @RedPenofLex; email Lex@fangirlblog.com Priya Chhaya: Twitter @priyastoric

Recruiting the next generation of professionals is a big concern for the aviation industry. It is now mandatory that aviation companies, large and small, to paint a clear picture of attractive career opportunities.  How can the industry accomplish this?  Andy Priester, Chairman and CEO of the world's largest and oldest family-owned Management and Charter company talks about navigating challenges surrounding recruitment, how to attract the right team members and make team members feel more valued.    The more we're connected, the more job satisfaction our team members can get. - Andy Priester   Three Things You'll Learn In This Episode    How to make your company an employer of choice What are the different ways to make your team members feel more valued? How aviation companies can attract top pilot talent How can we project an image of career consistency that is attractive to pilots? How to hire the right team members What qualities should you look for when hiring applicants?   Guest Bio- Andy Priester serves as Priester Aviation's Chairman and CEO. He is the third generation of Priesters to lead the business, the world's largest and oldest family-owned Management and Charter company. The Priester family has a rich aviation history starting in 1945, including owning Palwaukee Airport – KPWK (now renamed Chicago Executive Airport), operating a flight school, operating multiple FBOs, providing 145 maintenance services, and operating an aircraft sales division. During Andy's tenure at Priester, he has grown the fleet from seven to over 65 aircraft they manage from 15 bases globally today. Andy currently sits on the board of the Air Charter Safety Foundation, is current Chair of YPO Chicago – Windy City, and is past Chair of the National Air Transportation Association (NATA). Andy is a proud University of Dayton Flyer and holds a Master's degree from Concordia University. To find out more, go to: https://www.priesterav.com/about-us/priester-team/. You can also email Andy directly at andyp@priesterav.com or call his office at 847-537-1133.   Learn More About Your Host: Co-founder and Managing Partner for Northstar Group, Craig is focused on recruiting senior-level leadership, sales, and operations executives for some of the most prominent companies in the aviation and aerospace industry. Clients include well-known aircraft OEMs, aircraft operators, leasing / financial organizations, and Maintenance / Repair / Overhaul (MRO) providers. Since 2009 Craig has personally concluded more than 150 executive searches in a variety of disciplines. As the only executive recruiter who has flown airplanes, sold airplanes, AND run a business, Craig is uniquely positioned to build deep, lasting relationships with both executives and the boards and stakeholders they serve. This allows him to use a detailed, disciplined process that does more than pair the ideal candidate with the perfect opportunity and hit the business goals of the companies he serves.