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August 29, 2021| Saturday | What would Jesus Do? Devotional Source: Food For The Hungry Need Prayers? CLICK m.me/ikthusdumaguete Watch Latest Message: CLICK https://bit.ly/June27OnlineService Download 365 Devotion CLICK www.ikthusdumaguete.org

It's National Tell A Joke Day - so we take calls from listeners who have really bad jokes! Took calls from listeners who were at the Rams game Saturday What do the Dodgers need to do to get back into the race for the NL West? GAME OF GAMES - Ramona hosts a round of the Price Is Right eBay game… And Mason reveals the Lie Of The Day.

Jerry Recco in for Craig -Cuomo resigns -Melo officially a Laker -What happened during softball on Saturday -What the Knicks have done so far in free agency -Tommy Lugauer gets a shot at Jerry Recco/C-Lo style update See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Cauchi (Red Bull Ampol Racing) discusses how he was able to engineer a car that could go from 17 to 1st on Saturday What compromises, if any, he had to make for SVG's collar bone. How can the cars go from unable to follow another and virtually unable to pass at Bathurst to carving up the field in 3 weeks?

David Cauchi (Red Bull Ampol Racing) discusses how he was able to engineer a car that could go from 17 to 1st on Saturday What compromises, if any, he had to make for SVG's collar bone. How can the cars go from unable to follow another and virtually unable to pass at Bathurst to carving up the field in 3 weeks?

Quarantine Episode #4 How we spent our Saturday? What’s a meal you want to make this week in the house? What’s God teaching us right now? Show we are watching (the national pandemic in it) Goal(s) for the week How will we tell our kids about this time? Our couples IG: @chasinghiscreations  Tanner's IG: @trainertanner See you tomorrow!

We sing and celebrate Friday. We really celebrate Sunday. But what about sandwiched Saturday? What do you do on the day between the old rugged cross and the empty tomb? Find out in this week's episode.   Purchase the devotional Simplify at https://pentecostalpublishing.com/search.aspx?searchterm=simplify%3a+fifty-two&searchtype=Any   Music provided by: Positive Happy by PeriTune https://soundcloud.com/sei_peridot Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/TutcA4JPa7Q

It's a Championship week preview on the "Nation's College Basketball Show." Hear host T.J. Rives and his guests go over the teams that are already automatically in, preview more "auto bid" conference title games early in the week and look ahead to the Power conference tourneys beginning mid week.First, Tim Brando of Fox Sports, fresh off calling Maryland's win over Michigan Sunday for a share of the Big Ten title is on to talk Terps and the power of the conference. Tim is also working the Big East conference tourney in NYC and has thoughts on the finish to their regular season and how dramatic that tourney might be this weekend.Next, Matt Zemek of (Wisconsin) Badgerwire.com and (USC) Trojanwire.com is back on talking about both of those schools basically locking up tourney spots at large. Plus, Matt discusses the Pac-12 tournament draw, now that seeds are set.Continuing, Chris Dobbertean, the guru of BloggingTheBracket.com is back with his latest updates early in the week. Did San Diego St. and Baylor cost themselves #1 seeds with losses on Saturday? What power conference tourney is Chris really looking forward to this week? And, of course, we play "In or Out?!?" on several schools at large chances like Indiana, Texas and UCLA.Finally, analyst Mark Wise is back and ready to call the Monday night SoCon title game with Wofford and E Tennessee State. Then, He and T.J. will work the Horizon League Title game Tuesday night on Tunein. Mark completes his week going to the SEC tourney in Nashville. He's got thoughts on all of those conferences and what the "bubble implications" are for the participants.Hear it all, as the avalanche of games begin this week leading to Selection Sunday on "College Basketball Coast to Coast"

On this week's Clash of the Correspondents Suj & James are joined by Si @fpl_fitballer (Newcastle) and Mark @Fpl_badger (Norwich) to discuss the #GW25 encounter at St James' Park. Is the game up for Norwich if they are beaten on Saturday? What does Mark think of new signings Duda & Rupp? Are Pukki & Cantwell still viable #FPL options? And what does Si make of The Toon's season? Hear his thoughts on Almiron, Saint Maximin, Joelinton & Planet #FPL favourite, Big Tasty himself, Jamal Lascelles.  _________________________________________ You can find more from the Planet #FPL Team here: Website: www.planetfpl.com Twitter: @PlanetFPLPod (James) / @sujanshah (Suj) Facebook: www.facebook.com/PlanetFPL Instagram: @planetfpl You Tube: PlanetFPL

Live at 1015am every Saturday What’s Poppin at Gotham City Limit. We discuss the technical difficulties we encountered last week. But we fixed the problem. Talking about MCU Us agent, BlackWidow, injustice society, and how there will always be work

Will the end of the Patriots reign on top finally come to an end on Saturday? What are the chances of a road sweep in the 2019/2020 Wildcard round? Here are the standings as of right now. Jeff 43-36, Jeremy 38-41, Ali 35-44, Doc 33-46.

FOXBORO -- Despite a career year, Julian Edelman did not make the 2019 Pro Bowl. In fact, he's never been voted to the game in his career. Evan Lazar and Alex Barth discuss his candidacy, and what other Patriots should have been heading to Orlando. Plus, other worthy players around the league who didn't make the cut. The Bills held the Patriots to a season low 224 yards in their week four meeting; can they repeat that performance on Saturday? What makes the Bills such a tough matchup for the Patriots, and how can they counter it? Evan Lazar and Alex Barth discuss. Getting Isaiah Wynn back in the lineup was supposed to be a magical fix for the Patriots offense, but has that been the case? While perhaps the Patriots offense hasn't lived up to the hype, they aren't as bad as everybody thinks, says Evan Lazar and Alex Barth. Recapping Wednesday's Patriots practice at Gillette Stadium. Hear from the Patriots who were named to the Pro Bowl. Plus, injury updates from the Patriots and Bills ahead of Saturday's matchup. For more Patriots coverage, follow @PatriotsCLNS on Twitter

Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch, Detroit Free Press Michigan State beat writer Chris Solari and podcast producer Phil Friend are ready to say "Aloha" to Michigan and "Aloha" to Hawaii in advance of next week's Maui Invitational. But first, there's some Spartan football news to get to. This week's topics: - Mark Dantonio says he'll be MSU's football coach in 2020. Should he be? - Leftovers from MSU's loss to Michigan on Saturday - What happens Saturday vs. Rutgers - Cassius Winston's post-game speech to fans following Charleston Southern game - Maui Invitational preview - Rutgers predictions See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Big Drew and Jim start their preview of “Hate Week” between MSU-Michigan and bring back their weekly college football dinner table conversation. Also, the guys discuss Lions life without Matthew Stafford and discuss the Lions’ best potential needs for next season:- Should Michigan be on “high alert” on Saturday? What do you expect from the game?- College football dinner table conversation (CPI vs. NPI): Where will Alabama fall in tonight’s College Football Playoff Rankings?- Without Matthew Stafford, will the Lions win a single game the rest of the season?- What’s the best potential upgrade the Lions need to make for next season?In addition, the Detroit News’ Justin Rogers drops on the show to provide the latest Lions news following another road loss last Sunday in Chicago.

Big Drew and Jim recap both Game Fives in the National League last night and dive into Carson Palmer’s shot at the Lions; the Lions’ upcoming matchup against Aaron Jones; and MSU’s chances on the road against Wisconsin on Saturday:- What would you do if your favorite team was down 10-0 in the first inning?- Does this year’s Dodgers team remind you of another Detroit team?- Carson Palmer blames the Lions for how Matthew Stafford is viewed. Is he right?- Matchup to watch: Lions vs. Aaron Jones. Who has the edge?- Jim feels good about MSU’s chances at Wisconsin. Do you agree?Also, the Detroit News’ Justin Rogers hops on the show to break down the latest Lions news along with previewing their upcoming matchup on Monday Night Football in Green Bay.

Welcome to Episode 30 of The GR8 FIGHT NORTH Boxing Podcast!REVIEW:- Jean Pascal defeats Marcus Browne!NEWS AND NOTES:- Lucas Bahdi KO1 in Mexico- Kenny Chery fight this Saturday- WHat's next for Dillian Whyte?SCALIA PROSPECT WATCH:- Robeisy Ramirez Twitter Questions:- Canelo situation!- GGG vs Derevyanchenko- Will AJ smash Ruiz in the rematch?- Prime Pascal vs Prime Adonis- Did Pascal win or did Browne lose?- Pascal vs Badou Jack in MTL?SPECIAL GUEST:Arthur "The Chechen Wolf" Biyarslanov: 2016 Olympian, now 4-0 (4KO) as a pro, coming off big win in his US Debut in TexasIf you enjoyed the show (or even if you didn't but you don't mind being a two-faced liar), please leave us a 5 Star review, it would be greatly appreciated.Like and Subscribe, and tell your friends!Follow us on Social Media and let us know what you think:Twitter:@GR8FightNorth@rian5ca@JasonToufexisFacebook:@gr8fightnorth

Love him or hate him, everyone is watching Tiger this weekend at The Masters, just as they do in every tournament he's in, but he has his detractors. If you're not a fan of him, what would make you change his mind? If he became an advocate for more causes and pushed his redemption story, would he win more people over? The April 15 contract deadline looms larger for the Seahawks and Russell Wilson. We get insight from contract expert and former agent Joel Corry. The Sounders were supposed to play a match last night in Colorado, but a blizzard caused it to be postponed. Could this change in plans impact the club on Saturday? What about the young Danny Leyva: when will we see him on the pitch? Sounders head coach discusses that and more as Softy continues live from the Back9 Parlor in Lynnwood.

Love him or hate him, everyone is watching Tiger this weekend at The Masters, just as they do in every tournament he's in, but he has his detractors. If you're not a fan of him, what would make you change his mind? If he became an advocate for more causes and pushed his redemption story, would he win more people over? The April 15 contract deadline looms larger for the Seahawks and Russell Wilson. We get insight from contract expert and former agent Joel Corry. The Sounders were supposed to play a match last night in Colorado, but a blizzard caused it to be postponed. Could this change in plans impact the club on Saturday? What about the young Danny Leyva: when will we see him on the pitch? Sounders head coach discusses that and more as Softy continues live from the Back9 Parlor in Lynnwood.

Still buzzing from the OMT Season Closing Party last Saturday - WHAT an evening that was!

We’re joined (fresh off the back of the breaking news about the departure of manager Darrell Clarke) by Max from Bristol Rovers Pod - The Gascast - to preview Saturdays game at the Stadium of Light. You can listen for free on Acast, iTunes, Spotify, and YouTube - get stuck in!What are we talking about?What’s occurring down in Bristol lately; Is chaos too strong a word?Fresh off the news that Bristol Rovers have let manager Darrell Clarke go, what contributed to his downfall besides current league position, and who are the Bristol fans looking at to replace him?Bad ownership; As Bristol have plateaued with regard to their progress since successive promotions and mid table finishes, who do the Gasheads blame for this?Playing in a Rugby ground, training on a rented field... What steps are required to make that transition from Lower league club to their ultimate aim of reaching the Championship? Is Paul Hurst really a viable managerial target for The Pirates?What are the expected tactics from a (largely unknown) defensive coach who’s stepped in as caretaker for their game Saturday?What to expect from both sides this weekend; possible lineups, returns from injury, players to watch, and predictions;With their lead goalscorer being a lad with 3 goals, and with a short back line, are they expecting much or will Sunderland manager Jack Ross be licking his lips at the idea of playing Bristol, especially following our midweek FA Cup defeat...All this and much more! Tune In! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's Postgame Podcast, Cory and Michael discuss the win for NC State over Louisville. The Wolfpack left Cardinal Stadium with its first win over Louisville on the road in the most lopsided victory of the season at 52-10. Who were the offensive and defensive MVPs in the rout on Saturday? What led to the Wolfpack unleashing its offense in the second half against Louisville? How much confidence does this team have heading into Chapel Hill on Saturday? Listen to the full podcast below and subscribe on iTunes, the Google Play Store or find us on Spotify by searching for "Pack Pride Podcast" under the podcasts section.

Big Drew and Jim preview “Hate Week” after Michigan and MSU pulled off big wins over the weekend. The following topics were discussed to help get you ready for Rivalry Week:- What did the Michigan win over Wisconsin mean?- How does MSU keep doing it?- Should MSU be ranked in the Top 25?- Jim Harbaugh on rivalry trash talk: “We could all use a break”- Who had the bigger win this past Saturday?- What should the point spread be for this Saturday?

Podcast on the Brink is back for a new episode with hosts Jerod Morris of The Assembly Call and Alex Bozich of Inside the Hall. The show is available weekly.In this edition of the show, Morris and Bozich host the first ever Podcast on the Brink Audio Mailbag. Among the topics discussed:· The top six schools for Keion Brooks Jr.· What Jerod and Alex are looking forward to seeing at Hoosier Hysteria· Other than Romeo Langford, which IU player do Jerod and Alex most want to see on Saturday?· What happens during an official visit?· Who will be the first player to earn the gold jersey this season?· The recently released Big Ten top 25 players list· Who are the players on Indiana's roster most likely to break out?

In this episode we review the ACC action from the first week! Is Virginia Tech the new face of the Coastal Division? Have we been fooled by Miami all this time? Will Louisville be ok despite the result on Saturday? What happened to Willie Taggart's offense?

In this week's episode, why didn't Ray drink beer this past Saturday? What are you feelings on "Bro-Tanks"? How do you pack for a trip? Finally, if you could pick another nationality to be, what would you pick?Join in on the conversation by tweeting us @couplethingspod.

On this week's podcast, James and Lewis discuss:- Sale's 14-6-0 loss to Cardiff on Sunday- Denny Solomona at 13- Alex takes a break from accounting revision to supply a statistical rundown of Sunday's game- Bath's never-ending injury list and Aled Brew- Whether Sale's back-rowing is underperforming- ‎How Sale can beat Bath on Saturday- What time all three podcast members will be in the Sharquee before the Bath game- Please remember to like, share, tweet, and other social media things to help grow the podcast as an independent medium by supporters for the supporters.We also have a Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/TheSharkTankPodcast/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/TheSharkTank)

The Charlottesville Virginia protests resulted in violence including one death. We need to understand the fixation of racial conflict that's being fueled by the national media. Who is Jason Kessler, the organizer of the white identity protest centered around the removal of a monument to Confederate General Robert E. Lee? Why was real violence by counter protesters on the Left, specifically Antifa (Antifa is short for anti-fascists) largely ignored? Why did the local police stand down on Saturday? What if any role did federal agents play in this conflict? CALL 619-638-8559 to get on the air. Last Friday of the month with guest host Rocco P.

Meet Peggy Farrell this Saturday – What an exciting interview this will be. Peggy is – ‘Becoming an Outdoors Woman’ (BOW) International Director. This is an exciting organization that offers outdoor opportunities to woman who do not always have this available to them, from the basics to the more adventurous: Hunting, fishing, kayaking, archery, how to hunt for food – you name it!Here is their Mission Statement: “Environmental awareness building, self-esteem building, breaking down barriers to participation in traditionally male-dominated activities; changing lives of women in transition and women at risk as well as creating opportunities for all women. Workshops are held in 38 states and 6 Canadian provinces. Special trips to international locations that have World Heritage sites including Iceland, Belize, Costa Rica, Baja Mexico, Trinidad and Tobago.” EXT, MEET JIM BARTELT OF SPRING CREEK SPECIALTIES.Jim is a specialist in fishing Wisconsin’s Driftless Area and he is a long-time fishing guide who really knows the driftless area and he has some hot tips and great streams for fishing or just for the photography and appreciation of what nature has to offer.“The Driftless area in Southwestern Wisconsin was left untouched by the most recent glacial advances. The result is a very hilly topography with steep green valleys. Coursing through most of these valleys are thousands of miles of spring creeks that support excellent aquatic insect life, crustaceans, forage fish, and of course, trout.”

Meet Peggy Farrell this Saturday – What an exciting interview this will be. Peggy is – ‘Becoming an Outdoors Woman’ (BOW) International Director. This is an exciting organization that offers outdoor opportunities to woman who do not always have this available to them, from the basics to the more adventurous: Hunting, fishing, kayaking, archery, how to hunt for food – you name it!Here is their Mission Statement: “Environmental awareness building, self-esteem building, breaking down barriers to participation in traditionally male-dominated activities; changing lives of women in transition and women at risk as well as creating opportunities for all women. Workshops are held in 38 states and 6 Canadian provinces. Special trips to international locations that have World Heritage sites including Iceland, Belize, Costa Rica, Baja Mexico, Trinidad and Tobago.” NEXT, MEET JIM BARTELT OF SPRING CREEK SPECIALTIES.Jim is a specialist in fishing Wisconsin’s Driftless Area and he is a long-time fishing guide who really knows the driftless area and he has some hot tips and great streams for fishing or just for the photography and appreciation of what nature has to offer.“The Driftless area in Southwestern Wisconsin was left untouched by the most recent glacial advances. The result is a very hilly topography with steep green valleys. Coursing through most of these valleys are thousands of miles of spring creeks that support excellent aquatic insect life, crustaceans, forage fish, and of course, trout.”

We know a lot about Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday, but what about Saturday? What do we do when it seems like the dream died that will get us through to the victory of Sunday morning?

Economic growth is the hot button topic during this election. Have you noticed? When politicians, analysts, and talking heads on the news use that term “economic growth” - what do they really mean by it? It’s easy to make assumptions and easy to get lost in the verbiage because it sounds like something we all want. But what if everyone who’s using the term is not meaning the same thing by it? On this episode, I’m going to clue you in on what economic growth really means, how it’s measured year by year, and whether or not we’re in as bad a situation as the politicians are making it out to be. I think you’ll get a lot out of this one. Does a slow period of economic growth make investments more risky? It kind of seems like it would, but is it true? Some very reputable organizations out there do very careful analysis of these kinds of things, taking many different variables and factors into account. On this episode, I’m going to walk you through the findings of one of those outfits to give you an idea of whether or not your investment strategy should change during a time like this when everyone is decrying the poor economy. You might be surprised by what they say. ;) Productivity during retirement is one thing - but I want to enjoy my retirement! I got a little bit of push-back this week from a listener who has heard me talk a lot about being purposeful during retirement as an antidote to a non-enjoyable life. But he’s coming back at me with a different perspective. He actually LIKES being a bit more uninvolved and laid back because he worked so many years non-stop. You might be interested to hear this little one sided exchange as I reply to his reply about my emphasis. Does that make sense? I think you’ll get it so be sure to listen. Should you keep some cash on the side to buy stocks during down times in the market? I think one of my listeners has me confused with somebody else. :) He thought he heard me say that having some cash on hand during bad economic times so that you could buy up underperforming stocks was a good idea. Honestly, I can’t even IMAGINE that I’d say such a thing and am pretty sure I never have. That’s because I don’t feel that having that cash on hand is a good idea - at least not for those reasons. So listen in to my response to this listener so you can know what to do with your cash during down economic times - like this one.   I don’t have any trouble setting aside 20% for savings, but where should I put it? I’m very proud of this listener. He’s got no problem living on 80% and saving 20% - he’s just a bit unsure what to actually DO with the 20% he’s setting aside. It’s a great problem to have and an even better question - and I’m going to answer it in a number of ways on this episode. So be sure you listen to learn some of the options for those savings that allows it to be liquid enough for you to access when needed but not so liquid that it’s not doing anything for you. It’s in this episode. OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE RETIREMENT ANSWER MAN [0:29] My introduction of this episode of the podcast. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? SEGMENT [2:52] What does “economic growth” or “GDP” actually mean? HOT TOPIC SEGMENT [4:22] How is the GDP doing in the United States? [5:50] The reasons why interest rates are low and stimulus packages are a topic of discussion. [6:40] The impact of slow economic growth on the markets.   PRACTICAL PLANNING SEGMENT   [8:42] QUESTION ONE: How realistic is it to talk with family about “personal values” and how can you state them openly without setting yourself up for failure? And what about contentment in retirement instead of staying busy? [12:39] QUESTION TWO: A listener correction to one of my answers to a listener question about retirement qualifications. [14:06] QUESTION THREE: Is keeping cash on the side in order to buy stocks really a good idea? Isn’t that cash losing more than it’s potentially going to gain? [19:12] QUESTION FOUR: Where do we put the extra 20% we’re saving? It’s hard to know where to allocate it. [21:39] QUESTION FIVE: I only have a bit over 2 years before retirement but I really don’t like my job. Any ideas? THE HAPPY LAB SEGMENT [26:21] Making the life that you want because life doesn’t come to you. TODAY’S SMART SPRINT SEGMENT [28:04] The 7 day challenge: brainstorm one area of your life (an area that’s frustrating you) and figure out what YOU can do to improve the quality of your life in that area.   RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Text “planning” to “33444” to get 6 shot Saturday What does that mean resource: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/g/gdp.asp Hot Topic resource: http://www.cnbc.com/2016/07/29/gdp-us-economic-growth-is-close-tozero.Html Work with Roger: http://rogerwhitney.com/work-with-me/  

Why do we collect sneakers? What is our obsession with making sure we cop another pair of shoes every Saturday? What do the OG collectors think of the new generation of sneaker heads? How do fresh sneaker heads, just starting their collection, think of the current trend of sneakers, retros, new styles, and trend setting? This week, host; Eugene with guests; Joe, Jimmy, and Antonio explore the difference between the 2 different generation of sneaker collectors. Was it better in the "good ol' days?" Or is the stress of having to put in work every saturday a much more satisfying reward to our efforts for the diligence of a modern sneaker collector? Please subscribe, rate, and write a short review for our podcast on iTunes if you've enjoyed listening so far. It will be very much appreciated. Thank you for listening, and all feedback is welcome. Sneakerphiles Podcast on itunes

Speaker or Performer: Pr. Lovett Scripture Passage(s): John 15:26 - 6:4 Date of Delivery: May 20, 2012 +John 15:26 - 6:4+In the name of the Father and of the + Son and of the Holy Spirit.Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name. We learn in the Small Catechism, by meditating on the Lord’s Prayer, that anyone who lives or teaches contrary to the Word of God profanes His name among us.We understand this because we understand reputation. What we say should match what we do. If we say one thing and do another, we’re branded a liar and one who should not be listened to. Reputation is important. Which is why we tell our kids that they’d better not embarrass us in the restaurant or at church. We tell out teenage daughters who they can and cannot hang out with. We fill out resumes that make us shine like the brightness of the sun because reputation matters. We know this, too, because we tell others to put their money where there mouth is.You say you love me: show me. You say you forgive me: prove it. Actions don’t really speak louder than words, but show me your faith apart from your works and I will show you my faith by my works.If you believe God forgives you, forgive others the same way. If you believe that God counts no record of wrongs against you, count no record of wrongs against others. If you believe that God gathers you here to bless you, don’t neglect the gathering because something else came up. What is better than the blessing of God? Unless, of course, you don’t believe that the Lord blesses you in and by this holy convocation wherein He is active among His people. If you believe the Bible is the Word of God, don’t ignore the parts you don’t like. If you believe my forgiveness is God’s forgiveness, then come and get it.Otherwise your faith and actions don’t mesh. That’s what a hypocrite is. And the world takes notice. How many people don’t want to attend the gathering of God – this thing we call church – because of the way we Christians treat each other and talk about each other Monday through Saturday? What we say and do matters. We are witnesses of the work and life of God.A steward is one who has been entrusted with someone else’s belongings. We have been entrusted with the reputation of God. So our Lord says to let your good deeds shine before men so that they will give glory to your Father in heaven. We all know the saying that one bad apple spoils the bushel. You can ruin the witness of a life-time of good deeds with one wicked deed. This is St. Peter’s point. “Above all, keep loving one another earnestly, since love covers a multitude of sins. Show hospitality to one another without grumbling. As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God’s varied grace.”He is talking about this gathering.You belong to God. He purchased you. What you do Monday through Saturday reflects on this here and now. What you say, what you do, where you go; they all bear witness to this gathering because this gathering is real life. Monday through Saturday is a shadow of real life. Your witness to who God is and what He’s done for you and the world begins with you attending this holy convocation wherein you seek and receive the Lord’s blessing.Man is my reputation tarnished. I’ve lied. I’ve cheated. I’ve stolen. I’ve lusted. I’ve hated. I have acted as if I mattered most and as if God did not matter. I have held grudges and lied about my neighbor. I have ignored the plight of others because I don’t want to spend my money on their needs. I have been greedy. I have loathed my brothers and sisters in Christ. I am chief of all sinners, unworthy to be called a son of God or a friend of Jesus. Even if I have hidden most of it from the world and even from myself, I can hide nothing from God. He sees all things and knows all things. He judges the heart. He knows the will. I have not only sinned, I am a sinner.Hear, O Lord, when I cry aloud. Your face, Lord, do I seek; hide not your face from me! (Introit for Exaudi Sunday)Here the Lord blesses and keeps you. Here He makes His face to shine upon you. Here the Lord vindicates His name and acts for the sake of His name. He is merciful and slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love. The Lord is your light and your salvation. He is the stronghold of your life. He teaches you His ways by gathering you to Himself to feed you with His word in bread and wine, pulpit and font. The Lord has put His name on you and He will vindicate the holiness of His great name.Not by destroying you but by forgiving and receiving you; by making you holy. You and I, we have deserved what others say about us when they talk of our misdeeds and treacherous ways. Even if we have fooled them and ourselves, our deaths bear witness that we are sinners one and all. But the Lord has borne our sins in His flesh and nailed them to the tree where they died. He has redeemed us from sin and death, from the devil and his hell, and has put His name on us. We are His. And He will save us. Not for our sakes will He save us, but for His name’s sake. Not because we have deserved salvation, but because He has promised it.He has given His sign and seal as the pledge and promise of His salvation for you. He has washed you with His water and His word and feeds you the bread of heaven and you drink from His side the river of life. By this you bear witness that He is your Lord and that you are His people.Come, O sons of God, and bear witness to the truth and mercy of God.In Nomine Iesu+ Amen +

Aprender ingles gratis con La Mansion del Ingles. Un podcast para mejorar la gramatica, el vocabulario y la pronunciacion del ingles. Una leccion del ingles con ejemplos y ejercicios. Learn English free with podcasts from La Mansion del Ingles. Improve your grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. This English lesson contains examples and exercises. Hello again. Welcome,  and thank you for downloading this Mansión Inglés podcast. This is podcast number 47 recorded for March 2012. Este mes, en el nivel básico un pequeño repaso de gramática. Verb collocations and two-word vocabulary expressions at intermediate level. And at advanced level, some more idioms and key-word transformations from the Cambridge CAE exam. There's telephone vocabulary in business English this month, and there's also a dictation, an activity for your children and many more ways to improve your English and take it to the next level.  En los podcasts mensuales hablamos de los temas, vocabulario y ejercicios que salen en nuestro cuaderno mensual. Así podáis practicar la pronunciación y repasar el material del cuaderno. Si quieres recibir gratis el cuaderno cada mes, ver la trascripción de este podcast o leer los anteriores, vete a mansioningles.com y sigue los enlaces en la página principal. So, let's get started - vamos a empezar con el nivel básico y las frases básicas en el repaso de gramática. Escucha y repite las frases conmigo: Where is he from? Te acuerdas la contración? - Where is - where's - repite: where's - where's he from? - intenta copiar la intonación: Where's he from? - Where's she from? - What’s that? - ¿Qué es esto? - repite: What's that? - Intonación - What's that? - It’s an iPod. We go to the cinema every Saturday. Repite: We go to the cinema every Saturday - go to = /gote/ - /We gote/ - We go to the cinema every Saturday. Was your dad born in Madrid? Escucha: /wez/ - /ye/ - /wezye/ - Was your dad born in Madrid? Repite: Was your dad born in Madrid? Is Juan Maria’s husband? Repite: Is Juan Maria’s husband? Today's hotter than yesterday. - Today's hotter than yesterday. Repite: hotter - hotter than - hotter than yesterday - Today's hotter than yesterday. - What do they do? - cuatro palabras: What - do - they - do: Escucha: What do they do? - What do they do? - What's their job? - They’re office workers. What do they do?  Repite: What do they do?   I really like reggae music - Repite: I really like - I really like reggae - I really like jazz - I really like rock music. I’m always late - I am = I'm - I'm always. Las dos palabras se juntan. No se dice: I'm always, se dice I'malways. Repite: I'm always - I'm always late - I'm never early, I'm always late. - How much coffee do you drink?     - quite a lot (mucho) - /kwaita/ - Quite a = /kwaita/ - Quite a lot. I drink quite a lot of coffee - I drink quite a lot of beer - I drink quite a lot of wine. Very good! - ¡Muy bien! Vamos a continuar con más frases: Do your parents drive? - ¿Tus padres conducen? - Acuerdate que padres en inglés es parents y no fathers - Repite: Do your parents drive? Do they drive? Who's that boy over there? - Who's - who is - ¿Quién es? _ Who's that boy over there? - over there - allá - Repite: Who's that boy over there? Whose is this phone? - Whose - de quién - Whose is this phone?. ¡Ojo! la pronunciación de la contracción who's (who is) y el pronombre whose W-H-O-S-E es lo mismo Who's y whose - suena igual. Solo el contexto te ayuda distinguir entre los dos. Repite: Whose is this phone? - It's mine! (es mio) Repite: It's mine! I don't want any cake - I don't want any cake - any se utiliza muchas veces en las frases negativas. Repite: I don't want any cake - There isn't any beer - I don't have any money. My dad's 65 years old - ¡Ojo! - no dicemos XMy dad has 65 years.X El verbo en español para hablar de las edades es tener - I have - pero no en inglés. En inglés se emplea el verbo to be. I am - I'm 34 or I'm 34 years old. He's 65 or he's 65 years old. Repite: He's 65 - I'm 34. My sister's 28. I'm hardly ever ill - Te acuerdas el adverbio de frecuencia hardly ever? Hemos practicado los adverbios de frecuencia en el cuaderno del mes pasado. Si los quieres repasarlos o ver todos los cuadernos anteriores, vete a mansioningles.com y pulse en Consulta nuestros cuadernos de inglés en la página principal. hardly ever - casi nunca - Repite: I´m hardly ever ill - I´m hardly ever ill - I hardly ever watch TV - We hardly ever speak English - I hardly ever see you! What would you like to drink? - What would you like? ¿Qué quería? - ¿Qué quería usted para beber? - What would you like to drink? Repite: What would you like? What would you like to drink? Paris is more expensive than Lisbon. more expensive than es un comparativo. Repite: more expensive than - It's more expensive than I thought. Paris is more expensive than Lisbon. New York is more expensive than Valencia. Rome is more expensive than Cairo. What did you do? - ¿Qué hiciste? - What did you do last Saturday? Repite: What did you do last Saturday? What did you do yesterday? What did you do last night? What did you do this morning? In the intermediate section this month, we practised some verb collocations. I'll read the nouns and the noun phrases and you try to say the verb that goes with them. For example, I say money, energy and someone's life. Which verb collocates or goes together with those three? money, energy and someone's life? - save. You save money, you save energy and you save someone's life. Ok then, what about a trip, a diet and strike? - to go on. Repeat: go on strike - The workers went on strike, go on a trip - He's gone on a business trip, go on a diet - I must go on a diet next year. What about; your way, your temper and your wallet? - lose. Repeat: lose your temper - I lost my temper with my bloody computer, lose your wallet - I lost my wallet last night, lose your way - Try not to lose your way. Ok, next is; a mistake, a mess, the bed - make. Repeat: make a mistake - I made a big mistake, make a mess - don't make a mess, make the bed - Did you make the bed? Ok, 3 more; a business, a marathon, away - to run Repeat:  run away - He ran away from the police, run a marathon - I'm training to run a marathon - run a business - it's not easy to run a business. Then we had; the TV, your jacket and a lot on weight - put on. Repeat: Can you put the TV on please? - Put on your jacket, it's cold outside - She's put on a lot of weight you know. Finally, vegetables, a beard and old - to grow - Repeat: to grow old - He's grown old these last few years. - grow a beard - I think I'll grow a beard - grow vegetables - We used to grow our own vegetables. Also in the intermediate section we had an exercise with pairs of words that have a fixed order in English. It's interesting that in Spanish you say blanco y negro, for example, but in English we say black and white. It's not very common to hear white and black! Fish and chips is another example. It sounds strange to say "I think I'll have some chips and fish". Neat and tidy. In the last exercise we had the expression to make a mess - hacer un lio. If you make a mess you are not being tidy. You are being very untidy, very messy. I like things to be neat and tidy. A place for everything and everything in its place. Repeat: neat and tidy. My flat is neat and tidy. My desk is neat and tidy, my wardrobe is neat and tidy, my drawers (mis cajónes) - my drawers are neat and tidy. God, it must be a nightmare to live with me. I'm so neat and tidy. Pros and cons - the advantages and disadvantages - Repeat: pros and cons - the positive things and the negative things. We speak about the pros and cons of a situation. Repeat: What are the pros and cons? Gin and tonic - that's and easy one. In fact, the spirit is said first in mixed drinks the same as in Spanish. So you ask for a vodka and orange juice, a Bacardi and coke, a whisky and dry ginger etc. Trial and error - try something, make a mistake and learn from the mistake. Repeat: trial and error - I learnt by trial and error. Peace and quiet - I go to the countryside for some peace and quiet. Repeat: peace and quiet. I go to the beach for some peace and quiet. Stocks and shares - acciones - Repeat: stocks and shares - We're going to invest in some stocks and shares. Thunder and lightening. Which is truenos? - thunder. Lightening in Spanish is un rayo, I think. Repeat: thunder and lightening. Ladies and gentlemen is a good way to begin a speech - but we don't usually say 'gentlemen and ladies' we put the ladies first, as you should of course! Repeat: Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for coming today. It's a matter of life and death. It's really important - It's a really important thing. Repeat: It's a matter of life and death. And finally, right and wrong. Do you know the difference between right and wrong? I'm sure you do! The right thing to do is to listen to this short advertisement. Ahora un anuncio, así que puedes hacer fast forward si no quieres escuchar. Pero no lo hagas. You should know about a special offer we have on our product page at mansioningles.com. The Complete Pack, el pack ahorro completo, de La Mansión del Inglés. ALL of our cds at a fanstastic price. All 8 of our CDs help you learn English. All this for only 99 Euros. You save 112 Euros, and we pay the postage wherever you are in the world. Now that’s a good deal. Es una oferta muy buena. Para ver más detalles, haz click on the cd icon on the right side of the home page at mansioningles.com. There were more idioms this month in the advanced section. Let's see if you can remember the idioms if I say the translation in Spanish. For example, what's the English idiom for matar dos pájaros de un tiro  - Kill two birds with one stone. What about, La risa es el mejor remedio. - Laughter is the best medicine. Da lo mismo (una cosa que otra). - It's six of one and half a dozen of the other. A dozen in English is 12, and half a dozen is 6. So, it's six of one and half a dozen of the other. - Da lo mismo. El que tiene tejado de vidrio no tira piedras al de su vecino. - Well, you can translate this literally and say "people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.", but there's another idiom that means something similar, and It's one of my favourites. It's "the pot calling the kettle black". Think of a kitchen and years ago on the stove where your grandmother or great grandmother used to cook there would be a black pot (una olla) for cooking and a black kettle (una tetera) for boiling water. Black, probably because of the soot (hollín) from the fire. If the pot calls the kettle black or says that the kettle is black it's a bit silly because they are both equally black and in the same position. El que tiene tejado de vidrio no tira piedras al de su vecino. - It's the pot calling the kettle black. A lo hecho, pecho -Do you remember that in English? Something to do with milk being spilled (to spill is derramar, verter o volcar) -  It's no use crying over spilled milk. If the milk has already been spilled, there's no sense in crying. - no tiene sentido - That makes sense to me. It's no use crying over spilled milk. And finally, Mas se perdio en Cuba - Which sounds very strange to me - More was lost in Cuba? Why? If anyone knows the origin or has an explanation for Más se perdio in Cuba, please send me a note on Facebook - anyway, the translation is - It's not the end of the world. - Don't worry, it's not the worst thing that can happen. - It's not the end the world. You can also say "Worse things happen at sea." Let's look at some of the expressions in the key word transformation exercise in the advanced section. If something is someone's fault, you can say put it down to that person. The disaster was put down to pilot error, for example - it was the pilot's fault. You can use 'put down to' in a question; Repeat: What was it (put) down to? What was the reason for it? To be under the impression means to believe that something is true. Repeat: I was under the impression I had to pay for these fantastic podcasts. No sir, you were under the wrong impression. They're free! Don't hesitate to get in contact with me if you have any questions. Repeat: Be my guest - Feel free - Don't hesitate to send me an email. If there is little chance that something will happen, it is very unlikely. There's a very small possibility. Repeat: There's little chance I'll be having a holiday this year. There's little chance I'll be going away anywhere. The expression to break down in tears means to cry a lot, or to cry uncontrollably. To cry your eyes out. Tears are lagrimas, of course, and to break down means to lose to control. Repeat: She broke down in tears when I told her. She cried her eyes out. It makes no difference me da igual, me da lo mismo - Repeat:It makes no difference to me. I really don't care. - I don't care one way or the other. It makes absolutely no difference. - It's all the same to me. Little did we know Repeat: Little did we know - We would never have guessed - We had no idea - It came as a complete surprise to us - Little did we know. In the Business English section, we revised and  practised some telephone expressions. Listen and repeat the expressions: I’ll get back to you - I’ll phone again - I'll call you back - I'll phone back tomorrow - Can you call me back? - When can you call me back? - I'll give you a ring To call es más común en el inglés americano y to phone o phone me, I'll phone you o I'll give you a ring es más común en el inglés británico. Pero ambos sirven y todos se entienden. Repeat: Could I have your name? – Who’s calling please? I’m putting you through – I’m connecting you - Just a moment, I'm putting you through Would you like to hold? –  Do you mind waiting? - Please hold the line, I'm putting you through - Can you hold on please? The line’s engaged – I’m afraid it’s busy - I'm sorry, the line's engaged. English people like to apologise and they are always saying I'm sorry, I'm afraid, please and thank you. - Repeat: I'm afraid he's out of the office. - I'm sorry would you like to hold. - How can I help you? –  What can I do for you? - Good morning, La Mansión del Inglés, How can I help you? ¿Cómo se dice marcar un número en ingles? - to dial a number. Repeat: to dial a number. If you dial a number and there’s no reply, you can sometimes leave a message on voicemail. If you can't hear someone, if they're speaking too softly, ask them to speak up. Repeat: Can you speak up please? - I'm sorry, could you speak up? - I'm afraid I can't hear you, would you mind speaking up? ¡Ojo!, despues de would you mind el verbo es gerundio. Repeat: Would you mind speaking up? Would you mind taking a message? Would you mind phoning me back? Would you mind holding? If you get back to someone you return their call or send them an answer by email. You return the communication. Repeat: I'll get back to you tomorrow - I'll get back to you as soon as possible - Can you get back to me today? - When can you get back to me on that? When a phone rings you pick it up. To pick up the phone means to answer the call. Repeat: The phones ringing. Can you pick it up? The opposite is to hang up. Telephones used to be on the wall many years ago and you used to hang up the phone in a similar way as you hang up your jacket or hang up your coat. Now you just press a button, but we still say hang up. The verb to hang - colgar - is irregular. It's hang - hung - hung. Repeat: He hung up on me! I was speaking and he hung up the phone! If you get cut off on the phone the line goes dead. To cut is cortar, so the line is cut and you have to phone back, or wait for the other person to phone you back. Repeat: We were cut off. - I'm sorry, i think we were cut off. - I'm afraid we were cut off. Of course, with VoIP - Voice over the Internet calls using Skype and similar software, communication is changing rapidly. Skype is a verb now. I'll Skype you tomorrow. Let's Skype at the weekend. Skype me when you can. Well, that’s it for this month, so thank you very much for your time, and thank you for being part of the community of La Mansión del Inglés. Remember, If you want to contact us you can find us on Facebook. Just search Facebook for La Mansión del Inglés and join our growing community of fans. Or send an email to: mansionteachers@yahoo.es. You can also follow us on Twitter. Our Twitter name is MansionTwit. También tenemos dos aplicaciones para el nivel principiante y el nivel básico a la venta en la tienda de iTunes. Para encontrarlas, busca imansionauto. El precio de cada aplicación es de 2,39 euros. Until next month then, take care, keep practising and taking your English to the next level! Bye for now! 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