Podcasts about seven eleven

Unisciti alla ribellione su Telegram – Iscriviti alla newsletter – Supportaci su Patreon I giochini piccini di cui s'è fatta indiegestione stavolta sono: Ender Magnolia. Che è il sequel di Ender Lillies e apparentemente sistema diverse delle cosine che non funzionavano nel primo; Everhood 2. Che è il sequel de La Grande Corsa dei Puffi e su cui il Boss Finale e Sieg Heilteri hanno delle opinioni un po' discordanti, nonostante comunque sia garbato ragguardevolmente a tutti e due. Ovviamente scherzavo, ed è il sequel di Everhood; Wanderstop. Che è il giochino di cui tutti hanno detto “è il sequel di The Stanley Parable” e invece cor cazzo, ma cor cazzo proprio. Ed è giustissimo così (questo peraltro Alteri l'ha giocato coi soldi del Patreon e manco ci ha scritto un rigo, complimenti); Spilled!. 5€ per giocare un paio d'ore ad un cozy game sul ripulire i mari con una pixel art bellina. La pixel art bellina è un po' il filo conduttore di tutto questo cestione indie; Ale Abbey. Io con gli anni ho fatto pace con l'idea che non impazzisco per la birra e sono più tipo da vini da Long Island, però questo gestionale (ancora in Accesso Anticipato) su dei monaci che devono diventare mastri birrai e fare un pacco di soldi non è male per nulla; Cataclismo. Per un Accesso Anticipato che parte, uno che finisce e fa uscire finalmente il giochino. Cataclismo è stata una delle hit dell'anno scorso, Alteri c'era finito sotto e adesso che hanno aggiunto pure il workshop e una madonna di cose è contento. Ha piazzato 250mila copie in una settimanella. Buttale via; Keep Driving. Per la serie “guarda come il resto d'Europa fa i soldi mentre noi siamo qua a prenderci le letterine degli avvocati di Enotria”, è il gioco che mi ha fatto scoprire che in Svezia esistono effettivamente i Seven Eleven. Pensa te; Abbiamo parlato anche velocemente di un giochino che puoi giocare da te, basta che cerchi “Fight Ur Demons” su itch.io e lo trovi. È una roba a cui sta lavorando Francesco “Dipi” Di Pietro con cui siamo amici e quindi in conflitto di interessi, però è bello bello e ci sto passando più tempo del lecito sopra.

Dollarama acquiert 390 magasins en Australie pour environ 230M$. Couche-Tard toujours dans la quête d'acheter Seven Eleven. Discussion affaires et société avec Philippe Richard Bertrand, expert en commercialisation et en technologies et co animateur du balado Prends pas ça pour du cash à QUB Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

I staden Hirosaki i Aomori län längst upp i norr på den japanska huvudön Honshu bor sedan mer än trettio år tillbaka en svensk kom dit för att träna kampsporten Taido i ett halvår, men sedan blev kvar.Alvar Hugosson heter han och du möter honom i dagens upplaga av Japanpodden. NyheterDe kraftiga skogsbränder som rasar i Iwate län i norra Japan fortsätter att sprida sig över ett allt större område och har hittills krävt minst ett människoliv och lett till mer än 2 000 personer tvångsevakuerats till skolor och gymnastiksalar. Brandkårer från flera län deltar i släckningsarbetet och myndigheterna uppmanar boende i närheten att vara beredda att evakuera med kort varsel.Perioden februari till april är normalt den mest brandfarliga eftersom det är mycket torrt i skog och mark. I år har det dock ovanligt många bränder, något som vissa bedömare menar kan bero på klimatförändringarna med kortare och torrare vintrar.Det är sex gånger vanligare att utlänningar blir stoppade och utfrågade av polisen i Japan. Det visar en undersökning som gjorts på uppdrag av en grupp advokater i Tokyo.Enligt undersökningen som refereras av bland andra dagstidningen Japan Times har två av tre utlänningar råkat ut för polismaktens opåkallade uppvaktning, medan bara en av åtta japaner råkat ut för samma sak. I de flesta fall handlade det om att man cyklat utan lyse eller haft på sig hörlurar och tittat på sin mobil samtidigt som man cyklade - något som inte är tillåtet i Japan.Poliser som intervjuades anonymt av advokaterna uppgav att de regelbundet beordras av sina chefer att ha särskilt uppsikt över personer som “ser utländska ut” och att de varje månad måste uppfylla en särskild utlänningskvot.Födelsetalen nådde en ny bottennotering under fjolåret och totalt föddes bara 720 000 bebisar, vilket var en minskning med hela 5 procent jämfört med året innan och dessutom det nionde året på raken med fallande födelsetal. Samma trend syns bland annat i Sydkorea, Frankrike och Kina där allt färre väljer att skaffa barn.I Japan minskar befolkningen som helhet och fortsätter trenden som hittills kommer det i Japan bara att finnas ett enda barn någonstans runt år 2 700.Innan det går så långt hoppas regeringen kunna vända trenden och premiärminister Shigeru Ishiba har aviserat ett mångmiljardprogram som bland annat innefattar fler daghem och lägre skolavgifter.Årets löneförhandlingar ser ut att slå rekord. Den japanska Metallarbetarunionen som representerar två miljoner anställda i verkstadsindustrin har aviserat att den kommer att kräva löneökningar på motsvarande drygt ett tusen svenska kronor per månad, vilket är det högsta kravet sedan 2014.Anledningen är inte minst att den japanska centralbanken Bank of Japan nu övergett nollräntepolitiken vilket lett till en inflationen börjat röra sig uppåt för första gången på många år. Till detta kommer stigande priser på mat och boende. Särskilt grönsaker och den japanska stapelvaran ris har gått upp kraftigt. Så mycket har priserna stigit att japanska media rapporterar om att matbutikerna har börjat vitkål och salladskål delade i fjärdedelar eftersom kunderna annars drar sig för att handla.Jätteaffären kring jourbutikkedjan Seven-Eleven har satts på paus sedan handelshuset Itochu dragit sig ur en finansieringplan som innebar att man skulle skjuta till motsvarande drygt 600 miljarder svenska kronor för att den nuvarande ledningen tillsammans med grundarna skulle kunna köpa ut moderbolaget Seven and I Holdings från börsen.Nu riktas återigen sökarljuset mot den kanadensiska kedjan Couche-Tard som bland annat driver Circle K bensinmackar runt om i världen, bland annat i Sverige.Det kanadensiska bolaget har tidigare varit aktuellt som köpare men det bud man lade ansågs vara för lågt.Seven-Eleven är världens största jourbutikkedja. Den grundades i USA, men växte starkast i Japan. Så stark att det japanska dotterbolaget till sist köpte ut sina amerikanska grundare. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit japanpodden.substack.com

Vi har träffat författarna till något så ovanligt som en ny guidebok på svenska om Tokyo. Boken heter “Tokyo - staden, adresserna” med text av Kjell Fornander och bilder av Stefan Öjersjö. NYHETER:För första gången hittills har en kärnkraftsreaktor fått underkänt och nekats starttillstånd av den japanska motsvarigheten till Kärnkraftsinspektionen. Reaktorn som är nummer 2 i kärnkraftverket Tsuruga på den japanska västkusten ligger så nära en förkastning att det enligt myndigheten inte kan uteslutas att den skulle skadas vid en eventuell jordbävning. Operatören, Japan Atomic Power, skickade in ansökan redan 2015, men prövningsprocessen har dragit ut på tiden eftersom myndigheten menar att viktiga dokument saknats eller data rapporterats på ett felaktigt sätt. Samtliga kärnkraftsreaktorer stängdes strax efter Fukushima-katastrofen 2011, men sedan dess har flera av startats upp igen efter att ha genomgått säkerhetsprövningar. Vad som nu kommer att hända med reaktor 2 i Tsuruga är oklart, men operatören kan sannolikt begära att beslutet omprövas. —---------Stödet för premiärminister Shigeru Ishiba och hans nya regering har ökat något sedan tillträdet för en dryg vecka sedan, men ligger fortfarande under 30 procent, vilket anses vara en riskabel nivå. Enligt den opinionsundersökning som nyhetsbyrån Jiji genomförde i början på veckan svarade dessutom att närmare 40 procent av de tillfrågade att dom inte stöder den stöder den nya regeringen. Premiärminister Ishiba själv är på väg till Sydamerika där han först ska delta i toppmötet för APEC, alltså Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum i Peru och därefter i G20-ländernas toppmöte i Brasilien. Eventuellt kommer Ishiba även att resa till USA för överläggningar med den tillträdande presidenten Donald Trump.  - - - - - - Den senaste utvecklingen i turerna kring ett eventuellt uppköp av den japanskägda jourbutikkedjan Seven-Eleven visar på att företagets styrelse har ansökt om att få lägga ett bud på verksamheten. Det var i somras som det stod klart att kanadensiska Couche-Tard var intresserade och hade lagt ett bud på motsvarande 420 miljarder svenska kronor. I och med att styrelsen nu signalerat för ett högre bud på närmare 600 miljarder kronor, bland annat med stöd av medlemmar i ägarfamiljen, kan detta innebära att verksamheten också fortsättningsvis kommer att vara i japansk ägo. Seven-Eleven är den största jourbutikkedjan i världen med 84 000 butiker, varav drygt 21 000 enbart i Japan.  —--------Polisen i Tokyo har gripit ytterligare personer i en liga som specialiserat sig på så kallade “yami-baito” eller svarta jobb på svenska. Därmed har mer än 50 personer gripits i tillslag den senaste tiden. Dock säger man sig inte kommit åt någon av de misstänkta ledarna. Verksamheten organiseras via annonser om att tjäna snabba pengar på välbetalda jobb och annonsernas läggs ut på anonyma internetforum. Den som svarar uppmanas att infinna sig på en särskild plats vid ett visst klockslag och först då informeras om att jobbet går ut på göra inbrott eller råna personer som ligan kartlagt i förväg. Av de som gripits är de flesta i 20-årsåldern och flera fall har rånen urartat i grov misshandel och även mord. Polisen har gått ut i en nationell kampanj för att varna ungdomar för att svara på annonser om “yami-baito”.  This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit japanpodden.substack.com

This week's show has been full of some absolute rascals and I've enjoyed every second.  Bringing you classics from Diana Ross, Jamiroquai & Adeva, samples and mashups from Madonna, Bananarama and Kings of Tomorrow, bangers from Mark Whites, Jon Fleet and sooooo much more to get your ears around..... all exclusively for you guys to listen back 

(00:00) Intro (01:20) Increase in gambling (12:50) Tracking investors we respect (19:32) Alimentation Couche-Tard's acquisition offer for Seven-Eleven (25:45) Disclaimers

Die Top-Meldungen am 09. September 2024: Aldi investiert massiv in Großbritannien, Seven-Eleven lehnt erstes Übernahmeangebot von Couche-Tard ab und Tante Enso peilt schwarze Zahlen an.

Se cumple un año de la explosión de gas en el estado de Tamaulipas en el apartamento de Thalía. La mujer quedó con quemaduras de tercer grado en 60% de su cuerpo. La familia de la víctima responsabiliza del daño a la empresa de energía, ENGIE, a la que acusa de negligencia. La empresa de origen francés está señalada de causar otra expulsión que causó dos muertos en una tienda. El presidente de México ordena investigar las explosiones y que se haga justicia. El 29 de junio de 2023, Thalía dejó a sus tres niños en la escuela y se dirigió al apartamento que recién había comprado en Matamoros, estado mexicano de Tamaulipas, donde apenas se estaba instalando. Al entrar notó un olor extraño que su olfato no supo reconocer.“Y al cerrar la puerta, ya por dentro, ella ve de la chapa una chispa de fuego. Se generó esa chispa con la fricción de los metales y vio un hilo de fuego azul y dijo ‘esto es fuego'. Abrió la puerta, empezó a bajar la escalera y el departamento explotó por completo”, cuentaSalvador Martí, periodista y hermano de la víctima.“Explosividad en la alcantarilla”Relata que el fuego consumió el 60% del cuerpo de Thalía: “Van prendidos su ropa, sus cabellos, y empieza a correr gritando por ayuda. Una vecina la escucha y tenía una cubeta con agua y con eso la apaga y evita que se haya consumido en la banqueta”, dice, emocionado.El apartamento de Thalía tenía instalación eléctrica. No había bombona de gas. Sin embargo, tras investigar, cotejar documentos oficiales y apoyarse en un peritaje independiente, Salvador pudo concluir que fue una fuga de gas de la empresa de origen francés ENGIE la que provocó la explosión.“En las investigaciones se buscó si hubo otra fuente de gas cercana, algún tanque, una boya, y no encontraron nada. El baño no colinda con otra construcción. Hay una casa a un lado que tampoco cuenta con instalación de gas. Se encontró que hubo una acumulación de gas en el baño, es decir, el gas llegó a través del drenaje. Las tuberías pueden tener fisuras, pueden ser tuberías muy viejas, y justo enfrente y cerca de la tubería del drenaje pasa una línea de gas natural. Esa línea pasa a 60 centímetros de la banqueta, y el peritaje arrojó que había explosividad en la alcantarilla”, detalla.Otros casosLa empresa ENGIE asegura, por su parte, que “los peritajes realizados el día del incidente no registraron la presencia de gas natural en el inmueble, ni los alrededores”. En sus pesquisas periodísticas, Salvador encontró que en los últimos tres años se han reportado 300 fugas de gas vinculadas a ENGIE, pero que la empresa sólo registra tres.“Es un llamado no solamente por justicia, sino por responsabilidad social, y la responsabilidad de la empresa. Si bien hubo reportes de los vecinos de que olía a gas, el personal de ENGIE sí fue a la calle, pero no se tomaron en serio la seguridad. Es decir, sí estamos ante una negligencia. Con estos testimonios de los vecinos, descubrimos que tuvo otra fatalidad un año antes, con la explosión también de un inmueble que no contaba con gas, que la acumulación fue en el baño y que está acreditado que fue una fuga de gas natural de sus tuberías”, asegura Salvador.Desde que se quemó, Thalía ha sido sometido a 15 cirugías y aún le falta otro tanto. Perdió partes de su cuerpo y dio origen al movimiento “Yo sobreviviente”. “ENGIE empezó a realizar estrategias legales para deslindar su responsabilidad, mientras que una víctima está padeciendo, pues no solamente los problemas del porcentaje tan alto de quemaduras, sino también los gastos”, recalca su hermano.En enero de 2022, se registró una primera explosión en una tienda Seven Eleven de Tamaulipas dejando dos víctimas mortales. Los familiares denuncian la responsabilidad de ENGIE. Sin embargo, mediante amparos la empresa nunca se responsabilízalo del hecho y el seguro de la tienda asumió todos los gastos.  “Se hace justicia”Esta semana el presidente de México, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, se comprometió a investigar las explosiones en Matamoros que han dejado a dos muertos y a Thalía viva de milagro. “Que vea lo del gas la secretaria de Seguridad. Cuando se trata de temas de justicia, siempre se apoya a la gente, se hace justicia”, afirmó AMLO.Señalada como responsable, la multinacional de energía y gas reiteró en un comunicado su compromiso de colaborar y reiteró su apego a la seguridad, la transparencia y la legalidad.

Se cumple un año de la explosión de gas en el estado de Tamaulipas en el apartamento de Thalía. La mujer quedó con quemaduras de tercer grado en 60% de su cuerpo. La familia de la víctima responsabiliza del daño a la empresa de energía, ENGIE, a la que acusa de negligencia. La empresa de origen francés está señalada de causar otra expulsión que causó dos muertos en una tienda. El presidente de México ordena investigar las explosiones y que se haga justicia. El 29 de junio de 2023, Thalía dejó a sus tres niños en la escuela y se dirigió al apartamento que recién había comprado en Matamoros, estado mexicano de Tamaulipas, donde apenas se estaba instalando. Al entrar notó un olor extraño que su olfato no supo reconocer.“Y al cerrar la puerta, ya por dentro, ella ve de la chapa una chispa de fuego. Se generó esa chispa con la fricción de los metales y vio un hilo de fuego azul y dijo ‘esto es fuego'. Abrió la puerta, empezó a bajar la escalera y el departamento explotó por completo”, cuentaSalvador Martí, periodista y hermano de la víctima.“Explosividad en la alcantarilla”Relata que el fuego consumió el 60% del cuerpo de Thalía: “Van prendidos su ropa, sus cabellos, y empieza a correr gritando por ayuda. Una vecina la escucha y tenía una cubeta con agua y con eso la apaga y evita que se haya consumido en la banqueta”, dice, emocionado.El apartamento de Thalía tenía instalación eléctrica. No había bombona de gas. Sin embargo, tras investigar, cotejar documentos oficiales y apoyarse en un peritaje independiente, Salvador pudo concluir que fue una fuga de gas de la empresa de origen francés ENGIE la que provocó la explosión.“En las investigaciones se buscó si hubo otra fuente de gas cercana, algún tanque, una boya, y no encontraron nada. El baño no colinda con otra construcción. Hay una casa a un lado que tampoco cuenta con instalación de gas. Se encontró que hubo una acumulación de gas en el baño, es decir, el gas llegó a través del drenaje. Las tuberías pueden tener fisuras, pueden ser tuberías muy viejas, y justo enfrente y cerca de la tubería del drenaje pasa una línea de gas natural. Esa línea pasa a 60 centímetros de la banqueta, y el peritaje arrojó que había explosividad en la alcantarilla”, detalla.Otros casosLa empresa ENGIE asegura, por su parte, que “los peritajes realizados el día del incidente no registraron la presencia de gas natural en el inmueble, ni los alrededores”. En sus pesquisas periodísticas, Salvador encontró que en los últimos tres años se han reportado 300 fugas de gas vinculadas a ENGIE, pero que la empresa sólo registra tres.“Es un llamado no solamente por justicia, sino por responsabilidad social, y la responsabilidad de la empresa. Si bien hubo reportes de los vecinos de que olía a gas, el personal de ENGIE sí fue a la calle, pero no se tomaron en serio la seguridad. Es decir, sí estamos ante una negligencia. Con estos testimonios de los vecinos, descubrimos que tuvo otra fatalidad un año antes, con la explosión también de un inmueble que no contaba con gas, que la acumulación fue en el baño y que está acreditado que fue una fuga de gas natural de sus tuberías”, asegura Salvador.Desde que se quemó, Thalía ha sido sometido a 15 cirugías y aún le falta otro tanto. Perdió partes de su cuerpo y dio origen al movimiento “Yo sobreviviente”. “ENGIE empezó a realizar estrategias legales para deslindar su responsabilidad, mientras que una víctima está padeciendo, pues no solamente los problemas del porcentaje tan alto de quemaduras, sino también los gastos”, recalca su hermano.En enero de 2022, se registró una primera explosión en una tienda Seven Eleven de Tamaulipas dejando dos víctimas mortales. Los familiares denuncian la responsabilidad de ENGIE. Sin embargo, mediante amparos la empresa nunca se responsabilízalo del hecho y el seguro de la tienda asumió todos los gastos.  “Se hace justicia”Esta semana el presidente de México, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, se comprometió a investigar las explosiones en Matamoros que han dejado a dos muertos y a Thalía viva de milagro. “Que vea lo del gas la secretaria de Seguridad. Cuando se trata de temas de justicia, siempre se apoya a la gente, se hace justicia”, afirmó AMLO.Señalada como responsable, la multinacional de energía y gas reiteró en un comunicado su compromiso de colaborar y reiteró su apego a la seguridad, la transparencia y la legalidad.

在這一集節目中，我們邀請了流程和問題分析專家潘建明分享《思考的脈絡》。 潘建明強調設計過程中的在地化和脈絡的重要性，並以旭山動物園和 Seven Eleven 為例，探討如何通過理解使用者和在地文化來創新設計。 旭山動物園根據動物習性設計展示區，如花豹的高處觀察區和海豹的透明管道，增強參觀者體驗。台灣的共融公園融入在地特色，提高互動性和教育性，展現以人為本的設計理念。Seven Eleven 在台灣的成功源於本地化策略，如調整產品以符合台灣人的飲食習慣，推出懷舊活動，吸引大量用戶參與。這些例子強調了在設計和創新中理解和融入在地文化的重要性，以滿足不同使用者需求，達到最佳效果。 主持人謝文憲分享了創新擴散理論，並引用書中的一句金句：「練拳不練功，到頭一場空；創新缺脈絡，徒勞又無功」，強調在任何創新或努力中，脈絡和方法的重要性。他認為，了解自己的特質後，可以更有效地與他人溝通，找到適合自己的成長道路。 希望這集的分享能讓大家深入思考人生中的價值和關係，並學會更有效地表達自己的想法和感受。 ▍導讀書籍 《思考的脈絡》 ▍重點摘要 １多元思維與溝通方法：理解不同人的思維模式和溝通風格，可以幫助我們更好地與他人互動，達成共識。 ２持續學習和改進： 創新和設計需要持續的學習和改進，不僅需要好點子，還需要扎實的基礎和脈絡支持。 ３發揮自身特質，與他人有效溝通： 了解自己的強項和特質，並學會與他人有效溝通，能夠幫助你在工作和生活中更加成功。 –

An account of our recent tour of the sites mentioned in the Gishiwajinden, which is to say the Japanese portion of the Weizhi.  This episode we talk about our visit to Gimhae, site of ancient Geumgwan Gaya. For more see our podcast blog:  https://sengokudaimyo.com/podcasts/episode-geumgwangaya Rough Transcript   Welcome to Sengoku Daimyo's Chronicles of Japan.  My name is Joshua and this is Gishiwajinden Self-Guided Tour: Geumgwan Gaya. For the next several episodes we are taking a bit of a detour from the narrative of the Chronicles.  After all, with the coup of 645 that we covered a couple of episodes ago, we are about to dive into the period known as “Taika” or “Great Change”.  Prince Naka no Oe and Nakatomi no Kamako were not just assassins—they had plans that went beyond just cutting the head off the powerful Soga house.  It's an eventful time, with a lot of changes, though some of those would take time to really come to fruition and before I get into all of that there is a bit more research that I want to do to figure out the best way to lay that out for you.  And so I figured we would take a little detour for a few episodes, to share with you a special trip that Ellen and I recently took, reproducing – in a modern way – some of the earliest accounts we have about crossing over to the archipelago: the Gishiwajinden, the Japanese section of the Weizhi.  We talked about this chronicle back in episode 11: it describes all the places one would stop when leaving the continent, from kingdoms on the peninsula and across the smaller islands of the archipelago before landing in what we currently call Kyushu. And Ellen and I did just that: we sailed across the Korean straits, from the site of the ancient kingdom of Gaya in modern Gimhae, to the islands of Tsushima and Iki, then on to modern Karatsu and Fukuoka, passing through what is thought to be the ancient lands of Matsuro, Ito, and Na.  It was an incredibly rewarding journey, and includes plenty of archaeological sites spanning the Yayoi to Kofun periods—as well as other sites of historical interest.  It also gets you out to some areas of Japan and Korea that aren't always on people's list, but probably should be.  So for this first episode about our “Gishiwajinden Jido Toua” – our Gishiwajinden Self-Guided Tour – we'll talk about the historical sites in Gimhae, the site of ancient Geumgwan Gaya, but also some of the more modern considerations for visiting, especially on your own. By the way, a big thank you to one of our listeners, Chad, who helped inspire this trip.  He was living on Iki for a time and it really made me think about what's out there. This episode I'll be focusing on the first place our journey took us, Gimhae, South Korea.  Gimhae is a city on the outskirts of modern Pusan, and home to Pusan's international airport, which was quite convenient.  This is thought to be the seat of the ancient kingdom of Gaya, also known as “Kara” in the old records.  In the Weizhi we are told of a “Guyahan”, often assumed to be “Gaya Han”, which is to say the Han—one of the countries of the peninsula—known as Guya or Gaya.  This is assumed to mean Gaya, aka Kara or Garak, and at that time it wasn't so much a kingdom as it was a confederation of multiple polities that shared a similar material culture and locations around the Nakdong river.  This is the area that we believe was also referenced as “Byeonhan” in some of the earliest discussions of the Korean peninsula. By the way, while I generally believe this area was referred to as “Kara”, “Gara”, or even “Garak”, originally, the modern Korean reading of the characters used is “Gaya”, and since that is what someone will be looking for, that's what I'll go with. History of the Korean peninsula often talks about the “Three Kingdoms” period, referencing the kingdoms of Baekje, Silla, and Goguryeo.  However, that is a very simplistic view of the ancient history of the archipelago.  Numerous small polities existed without a clear, persistent overlord outside of those three larger polities, and even they were not always quite as grand as the later histories would like to make them out to be. Gaya is often referred to as the “Gaya Confederacy” by modern historians, at least for most of its existence, and refers to a number of polities including Daegaya, Ara, etc., and may also include “Nimna”, though where exactly that was is a topic of great debate, with some claiming that it was just another name for what later was known as Geumgwan Gaya, and other suggestions that it was its own polity, elsewhere on the coast.  This isn't helped by the nationalist Japanese view that “Nimna” was also the “Mimana Nihonfu”, or the Mimana controlled by Japan, noted in the Nihon Shoki, and used as the pretext for so many of the aggressions perpetrated on the continent by Japan. These all appear to have been individual polities, like small city-states, which were otherwise joined by a common culture. Although the Samguk Yusa mentions “King Suro” coming in 42 CE, for most of its history there wasn't really a single Gaya state as far as we can tell.  It is possible that towards the 5th and early 6th centuries, Geumgwan Gaya had reached a certain level of social complexity and stratification that it would classify as a “kingdom”, but these definitions are the kinds of things that social scientists would argue about endlessly. Evidence for a “Kingdom” comes in part from the way that Geumgwan Gaya is referenced in the Samguk Sagi and other histories, particularly in how its ruling elite is referred to as the royal ancestors of the Gimhae Kim clan.  Proponents also point to the elaborate graves, a large palace site (currently under excavation and renovation), the rich grave goods found in the tombs thought to be those of the royal elites, etc.  Other scholars are not so sure, however, and even if there was a nominal kingdom, it likely did not last very long before coming under the rule of Silla in the 6th century. Unlike the other kingdoms—Baekje, Silla, and Goguryeo; the “Samguk”, or three countries, of the “Samguk Sagi”—Gaya does not have its own record in the histories.  The Samguk Yusa, which is of interest but also problematic in that it was clearly more about telling the miraculous tales of Buddhism than a strictly factual history, does have a bit about Gaya.  The author of the Samguk Yusa, the monk  Ilyeon, claimed that the information there was pulled from a no longer extant record called the Gayakgukki, or Record of the Gaya Kingdom, but the actual stories are not enough to tell us everything that happened.  Most of what we know comes from members of the Gaya Confederacy popping up in the records of other nations, including Baekje, Silla, Goguryeo, and Yamato.  For example, there are references in the Gwangaetto Stele from the 5th century, as well as plenty of references in the Nihon Shoki and the records in the Samguk Sagi.  This is a little bit better than some of the other groups mentioned as being on the Korean peninsula that are often referred to only one time before being completely forgotten. For us, the importance of Gaya is its links with Yamato.  Although it would seem that Nimna, in particular, had close ties with Yamato it is noteworthy that the Japanese word for the continent and things that would come from there—including the later Tang dynasty—is “Kara”.  “Kara-fu” generally refers to something that comes from China, but only because those things originally came through the peninsula and through Kara, or Gaya.  The port on Kyushu where the goods likely arrived before continuing up to modern Fukuoka is even today known as “Karatsu”, or “Kara Port”.  This lends credence to the idea that Nimna was likely at least a member of the Gaya confederacy. There are also deep similarities in many material items found in the peninsula and in the area of the Nakdong peninsula, including pottery, armor, horse gear, etc.  At the very least this indicates a close trading relationship, and combined with the account in the Weizhi, emphasizes the idea that this was likely the jumping off point for missions to the archipelago and vice versa. Perhaps more controversial is the idea that at least some members of the Gaya Confederacy, or the Byeonhan cultural group before it, may have been speakers of some kind of proto-Japonic.  There are also some that suggest there may have been ethnic Wa on the peninsula at an early point as well.  However, I would note that the Weizhi refers to this area specifically as being part of the “Han”, and that it was the jumping off point to find the lands of the Wa and eventually the lands of Yamato (or Yamatai), so make of that what you will.  All of this is well after the introduction of rice cultivation in Japan, focusing on the 3rd century onward, roughly corresponding to what we think of as the Kofun Period in Japan, and which was also a period of ancient mound-building on the Korean peninsula as well. All that aside, it is clear that Gaya was an important part of the makeup of the early Korean peninsula, and that much of that history is on display in modern Gimhae. Gimhae is one of plenty of places on the Korean peninsula for anyone with an interest in ancient history.  Besides the various museums, like the National Museum in Seoul, there are sites like Gyeongju, the home of the tombs of the Silla kings and the ancient Silla capital, and much more. Gimhae itself is home to the Royal Gaya Tombs, as well as archaeological remnants of an ancient settlement that was probably at least one of the early Gaya polities.  As I noted, Gimhae is more accurately the site of what is known in later historical entries as Geumgwan Gaya.  The earliest record of the Weizhi just says something like “Gü-lja-han” which likely means “Gaya Han”, or Gaya of Korea, referring at the time to the three Han of Mahan, Jinhan, and Byeonhan.  That may or may not have referred to this particular place, as there are other Gaya sites along the coast and in the upper reaches of the Nakdong river.  However, given its placement on the shore, the site at Gimhae seems to have a good claim to be the point mentioned in the Wei Chronicles, which is why we also chose it as the first site on our journey. The characters for “Gimhae” translate into something like “Gold Sea”, but it seems to go back to the old name:  Geumgwan, as in Geumgwan Gaya.  It is part of the old Silla capital region.  “Geum” uses the same character as “Kim”, meaning “Gold” or “Metal”.  This is also used in the popular name “Kim”, which is used by several different lineage groups even today.  The “Sea” or “Ocean” character may refer to Gimhae's position near the ocean, though I don't know how relevant that was when the name “Gimhae” came into common usage. The museums and attractions around Gimhae largely focus on the royal tombs of the Geumgwan Gaya kingdom, which in 2023 were placed, along with seven other Gaya tomb sites, on the UNESCO list of world heritage sites.  Since they're so newly added, we did not see the kind of omnipresent UNESCO branding that we are used to seeing elsewhere, such as Nikko Toshogu or Angkor Wat, but taxi drivers certainly knew the UNESCO site and museum. For anyone interested in these tombs and in Gaya's early history, there are two museums you likely want to visit.  First off is the National Museum, which covers a wide swath of history, with tons of artifacts, well laid out to take you through the history of the Gaya Confederacy, from early pre-history times through at least the 7th century.  There is also a separate museum that specifically covers the Daeseong-dong tombs, which lay upon a prominent ridge on the western side of the city, north of a Gaya era settlement with a huge shell midden found at Bonghwang-dong, to the south, nearby an ongoing excavation of a potential palace site. These museums have some excellent displays, including pottery, metalwork, horse gear, armor, and even parts of an ancient boat.  As I noted earlier, these show a lot of similarity to items across the strait in the archipelago, though it is clear that Gaya had a lot more iron than their neighbors —in fact, they had so much that they would often line the bottom of tombs with iron ingots.  The displays emphasize that Gaya was really seen as a kind of ironworking center for the region, both the peninsula and the archipelago. The tombs, likewise, have some similarity to those in the archipelago—though not in the distinctive, keyhole shape.  Early tombs, from the 1st to 2nd century, were simply wooden coffins dug in a pit with a mound on top.  This became a wooden lined pit, where bodies and grave goods could be laid out, and then, in the 3rd century, they added subordinate pits just for the various grave goods.  In the 5th century this transitioned to stone-lined pit burial, and in the 6th century they changed to the horizontal entry style stone chamber tomb, before they finally stopped building them.  These seem to be similar to what we see in Silla, with wooden chamber tombs giving way to the horizontal entry style around the 5th and 6th centuries.  Meanwhile, Baekje and Goguryeo appear to have had horizontal style tombs for some time, and that may have been linked to Han dynasty style tombs in the area of the old Han commanderies—which I suspect might have spread with the old families of Han scribes and officials that were absorbed into various polities.  It is interesting to see both the similarities and differences between Gaya and Wa tombs in this period, particularly the transition to the horizontal entry style tombs, which I suspect indicates an outside cultural influence, like that of Silla—something that would also influence the burials in the archipelago.  At first, in the 4th to 5th centuries, we just see these style tombs starting to show up in Kyushu, particularly in the area of modern Fukuoka—one of the areas that we will hit at the end of this journey from the peninsula to the archipelago.  That may be from contact with Baekje or Goguryeo, or even from some other point, it is hard to tell.  By the 6th century, though, just as Silla and Gaya were doing, it seems that all of the archipelago was on board with this style of internal tomb structure. Another tomb style you can find in Gimhae is the dolmen.  These are megalithic—or giant rock—structures where typically a roof stone is held up by two or more other large stones.  In some cases these may have been meant as an above-ground monument, much like a structure such as Stonehenge.  On the other hand, in some cases they are the remains of a mound, where the mound itself has worn away.  Unfortunately, there was not as much information on them—it seems that dolmens were originally used before the mounded tomb period, but just what was a free-standing dolmen and what was an internal mound structure exposed by the elements I'm not sure I could say. If you visit the Daeseong-dong tombs, one of the things you may notice is the apparent lack of a tomb mound.  The attached museum explains much of this, though, in that over time the wooden pit-style tombs would often collapse in on themselves.  That, plus erosion and continued human activity in an area would often mean that, without upkeep, there would eventually be no mound left, especially if it wasn't particularly tall to start with. In an example where something like this might have happened, there is at least one tomb in the group that was clearly dug down into a previous burial chamber.  The excavators must have realized they were digging into another tomb, given that they would have pulled up numerous artifacts based on what was later found at the site, but they still carried on with the new tomb, apparently not having any concern for the previous one.  After all, there was only so much room up on the ridge for burials, at least towards the later periods.  This pair of “interlocking” tombs is housed inside a building with a viewing gallery, so you can see their layout and how the grave goods would have been arranged in period. One tomb that apparently kept a mound of some kind would appear to be that attributed to King Suro.  King Suro is the legendary founder of Geumgwan Gaya, mentioned in the 13th century Samguk Yusa, which was using an older record of the Gaya Kingdom as their source.  The area where the tomb is found is said to match up with the description in the Samguk Yusa, but I could find no definitive evidence of a previous tomb or what style it was—let alone the question of whether or not it was the tomb of King Suro of Geumgwan Gaya.  It was still a very impressive compound, though it seems most of the buildings are likely from a much more recent era. I suspect that King Suro remained an important story for the Gimhae Kim clan.  That clan, as mentioned earlier, claimed descent from the Kings of Geumgwan Gaya, of whom King Suro was supposedly the first. It is noteworthy that the Kim family of Geumgwan Gaya, known as the Gimhae Kim clan, was granted a high rank in Silla because they claimed descent from the “Kings” of Geumgwan Gaya.  As such Munmyeong, the sister of Kim Yusin, the general who helped Silla take over the peninsula, was apparently considered an appropriate consort to King Muyeol, and her son would become King Munmu.  This brought the Gimhae Kim clan into the Gyeongju Kim clan of Silla. Kim Busik, who put together the Samguk Sagi, was a member of the Gyeongju Kim clan, which claimed descent from those same kings.  He had plenty of reason to make sure that the Silla Kings looked good, and may have also had reason to prop up the leaders of Geumgwan Gaya as well, given the familial connections.  That said, there do seem to be some impressive tombs with rich grave goods, so there is that. In 1580 we are told that Governor Kim Heo-su, who counted himself a descendant of the Gimhae Kim clan, found the tomb of King Suro and repaired it, building a stone altar, a stone platform, and a tomb mound.  It is unclear from what I can find, though, just what he “found” and how it was identified with what was in the Samguk Yusa.  Even if there was something there, how had *that* been identified?  There seems to be plenty of speculation that this is not the actual resting place of the legendary king, Kim Suro, but it is certainly the place where he is worshipped.  The tomb was apparently expanded upon in later centuries, and today it is quite the facility, though much of it seems relatively recent, and hard to connect with the actual past. More important for that is probably what was found at Bonghwang-dong.  On this ridge, south of the tomb ridge, were found traces of buildings including pit style dwellings along with post-holes, indicating raised structures of some sort.  Today you can go and see interpreted reconstructions, based in part on some pottery models that had also been found from around that period.  Reconstructed buildings sit on either side of a hill, which is the main feature of a modern park.  It is a good place to get a sense of what was around that area, and you can hike to the top of the hill, which isn't that difficult a journey.  The trees do obstruct the view, somewhat, but you get a great sense for what a community there might have been like.  As I mentioned before, there is also a large excavation being carried out on what is believed to be some kind of royal palace structure, but unfortunately we likely won't know much more until later. Also next to the settlement is a giant shell mound.  We are talking over a football field long and several stories high of shells and bone, along with discarded pottery and other such things.  Unfortunately, for whatever reason, the contents of the shell mound appear to have been mixed at various stages, but it is still impressive, and they have an excellent display where you can see the mound cut away to demonstrate what a shell mound might look like. The shell mound apparently existed from the 1st to the 4th centuries.  This feels odd to me, given that I normally think of shell mounds as more connected to Jomon and similar sites, but it also makes sense that a community—particularly one with easy access to the sea—would have a lot of shells and it isn't like they had trash collectors coming to take away their garbage. Which brings me to another point:  Back in its heyday, Geumgwan Gaya was clearly on or very near the sea.  In modern times you can certainly see islands off the coast from the tops of some of these hills—and from the top of a mountain one might even make out Tsushima on a clear day.  However, today that ocean is several miles out. Back in the time of the Geumgwan Gaya, however, things were likely different.  The Nakdong river would have emptied out to the east into a large bay, with Geumgwan Gaya sitting comfortably at its head, with mountains on three sides and the ocean on the fourth.  This would have made it a great as a port town, as it not only had access to the Korean straits and the Pacific Ocean, but it also sat at the head of the river that connected many of the sites believed to be related to the ancient Gaya confederacy. Over time, however, the bay silted up, and/or sea levels dropped, and the area that would become the heart of modern Gimhae would find itself farther and farther away from the ocean, through no fault of their own.  That must have put a damper on their trade relationships, and I can't help but wonder if that was one of the reasons they eventually gave in to Silla and joined them. With its place at the head of the Nakdong river, Silla's control of Geumgwan Gaya likely made the rest of the Gaya polities' absorption much more likely, as most of the Gaya polities appear to have been laid out around the Nakdong river.  That would have been their lifeline to the ocean and maritime trade routes.  Without a cohesive state, they may not have been able to resist the more organized and coordinated armies of groups like Silla and Baekje, eventually falling under Silla's domain. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be much online in English about Gimhae beyond the ancient connection to Geumgwan Gaya.  Specifically, I didn't find a lot of clear historical information about the city after coming under Silla rule.  It was apparently one of the “capitals” of the Silla region under Later or Unified Silla.  Though Silla tried to form the people of the three Han of Baekje, Goguryeo, and Silla into a unified state, its central authority would eventually break down.  Baekje and Goguryeo would be briefly reconstituted before the Later Goguryeo throne was usurped by a man who would be known as Taejo, from Gaesong.  He would lead the first fully successful unification effort, and from the 10th century until the 14th the state was known as “Goryeo”, from which we get the modern name of “Korea”.  Goryeo started in Gaesong, but also rebuilt the ancient Goguryeo capital at Pyongyang, both up in what is today North Korea.  It eventually came under the thumb of the Mongol Yuan dynasty, and when that dynasty was overthrown by the Ming, Goryeo experienced its own instability, resulting in the Joseon dynasty, which moved the capital to the area of modern Seoul.  Given modern tensions between North and South Korea, I suspect that there is a fair bit of politics still wrapped up in the historiography of these periods, especially with each modern state having as their capitals one of the ancient capital city sites. As for Gimhae, I have very little information about the city during the Goryeo period.  Towards the end of the 14th century, we do see signs of possible conflict, though: There was a fortress built on the nearby hill, called Bunsanseong, in about 1377, though some claim that an older structure was there since the time of the old Gaya kingdom, which would make sense, strategically.  This fortress was severely damaged during Hideyoshi's invasion of Korea in the late 16th century—a not uncommon theme for many historical sites on the peninsula, unfortunately—and repaired in 1871.  The walls can still be seen from the city below. Stone walls were placed around the city in 1434 and improved in 1451.  Excavations on the wall were carried out in 2006 and the north gate, which was first renovated in 1666, was restored in 2008.   You can still visit it, north of the international markets, which includes a wet market along with various restaurants offering specialties from around Northeast Asia, including places like Harbin, in China. Near the north gate there is also a Confucian school, or hyanggyo.  The first iteration was probably built during the Goryeo dynasty, but whatever was there in the 16th century was also destroyed during Hideyoshi's invasion.  It would later be rebuilt in 1688 and relocated to the east until it burned down in 1769.  The following year it was rebuilt in its current location, north of the city gate.  The school contains examples of the classrooms along with a central Confucian shrine, and there are some similarities with similar Edo period institutions in Japan, which also based themselves off of a Confucian model. For those interested in more recent history, you may want to check out the Gimhae Folk Life Museum.  This covers some of the more recent folk traditions, clothing, and tools and home goods used up until quite recent times.  It may not be as focused on the ancient history of the area, but it certainly provides some insight into the recent history of the people of Gimhae. Today, Gimhae is a bustling city.  Not quite as big and bustling as Pusan or Seoul, but still quite modern.  You can easily get there by train from Busan or Gimhae International Airport, and there are plenty of options to stay around the city such that you can walk to many of the historical sites. For those used to traveling in Japan, there are both similarities and differences.  Alongside the ubiquitous Seven Eleven chains are the CU chain, formerly known as FamilyMart, and GS25, along with a few others.  Trains are fairly easy to navigate if you know where you want to go, as well – there's a convenient metro line that connects the airport to Gimhae city proper, and has stops right by the museums.  The KTX, the Korean Train eXpress, the high-speed rail, includes a line from Seoul to Busan.  And don't worry, from our experience there are no zombies on the train to- or from- Busan. Of course, in Korea they use Hangul, the phonetic Korean alphabet.  It may look like kanji to those not familiar with the language but it is entirely phonetic.  Modern Korean rarely uses kanji—or hanja, as they call it—though you may see some signs in Japanese or Chinese that will use it here and there.  In general, though, expect things to be in Korean, and there may or may not be English signs.  However, most of the historical sites we visited had decent enough signage that we only occasionally had to pull out the phone for translation assistance, and the museums are quite modern and have translation apps readily available with QR codes you can scan to get an English interpretation. Speaking of phones, make sure that you have one that will work in Korea or consider getting a SIM card when you get in, as you will likely want it for multiple reasons.  That said, a lot of things that travelers rely on won't work in Korea unless you have the Korean version.  For instance, Google Maps will show you where things are but it can't typically navigate beyond walking and public transit directions.  For something more you'll want the Korean app, Naver.  We did okay, for the most part, on Google Maps, but Naver is specifically designed for South Korea. Likewise, hailing a cab can be a bit of a chore.  Don't expect your Uber or Lyft apps to work—you'll need to get a Korean taxi app if you want to call a taxi or you'll need to do it the old fashioned way—call someone up on the telephone or hail one on the streets, which can be a tricky business depending on where you are. On the topic of streets: In Gimhae, many of the streets we were walking on did not have sidewalks, so be prepared to walk along the side of the road.   We didn't have much trouble, but we were very conscious of the traffic. Another note in Gimhae is the food.  Korea is host to a wide variety of foods, and Gimhae can have many options, depending on what you are looking for.  Near our hotel there were traditional Korean restaurants as well as places advertising pizza, Thai, and burgers.  Up in the main market area, you can find a wide variety of food from around Asia.  Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Uzbekistan, Nepal, and many more were represented, as well as Russian and Chinese cuisines. That said, our breakfast options were not so bountiful.  Our hotel, which gave us our own private hot tub, like a private onsen, did not serve breakfast, but there were a few cafes around where you could get a drink and a light meal in the morning,  and there were some pork Gukbab places, where you would put cooked rice in a pork bone broth for a hearty and delicious morning meal.  That said, if you waited a little later, there is a Krispy Kreme for those craving donuts, and a few French-inspired Korean bakeries, such as the chain, Tous les Jours, which is always a tasty go-to spot. If you prefer a wider variety of food you can choose to stay in Busan proper, instead.  It isn't that far, and you can take the train over to Gimhae in the morning.  However, I would recommend at least two days to see most of the Gaya related sites, and maybe a third or fourth if you want to chase down everything in the city. There is also an interesting amusement park that we did not get the chance to experience but may be of interest:  the Gimhae Gaya Theme Park.  This appears to be a series of interpretations of different Gaya buildings along with a theme park for kids and adults, including rope bridges, light shows, and some cultural performances.  It looked like it might be fun, but since we had limited time we decided to give it a pass this time around. In Busan, there are many other things to do, including museums, folk villages, and an aquarium along the beach.  Busan station is also conveniently located next to the cruise port, where ships depart daily for Japan.  This includes typical cruise ships, as well as various ferries.  For instance, there is a ferry to Hakata, in Fukuoka city, as well as an overnight ferry that takes you through the Seto Inland sea all the way to Osaka.  For us, however, we had booked the jetfoil to Hitakatsu, on the northern tip of Tsushima island – a very modern version of the Gishiwajinden account of setting sail in a rickety ship. Unfortunately, as we were preparing for our journey, disaster struck—the kind of thing that no doubt befell many who would dare the crossing across the waters.  Strong winds out in the strait were making the water choppy, and it was so bad that they decided to cancel all of the ferries for that day and the next.  It made me think of the old days, when ships would wait at dock as experienced seamen kept their eye on the weather, trying to predict when it would be fair enough to safely make the crossing.  This was not always an accurate prediction, though, since on the open ocean, squalls can blow up suddenly.  In some cases people might wait months to make the crossing. Since we didn't have months, and had a lot to see in Tsushuma, we opted for another, very modern route: we booked airplane tickets and left from Gimhae airport to Fukuoka, where we transitioned to a local prop plane for Tsushima.  You might say: why not just fly to Tsushima? But Tsushima doesn't have an international airport, and only serves Japanese domestic destinations. Hence the detour to Fukuoka, where we went through Japanese immigration and had a very nice lunch while we waited for our second, short flight. Even that was almost cancelled due to the winds at Tsushima, with a disclaimer that the plane might have to turn around if the weather was too bad.  Fortunately, we were able to make it, though coming into Tsushima airport was more than a little hair-raising as the small plane came in over the water and cliffs and dodged some pretty substantial updrafts before touching down on a tiny airstrip. And with that, we made our crossing to Tsushima island.  Or perhaps it is better to call them “islands” now, since several channels have been dug separating the north and south parts of Tsushima.  It wasn't quite how we had planned to get there, but we made it – and that kind of adaptability is very much in keeping with how you had to travel in the old days! One more comment here about the Korean Peninsula and Tsushima:  while we never had a day clear enough, it seems obvious that from a high enough vantage point in Gimhae or Gaya, one could see Tsushima on a clear day.  This is something I had speculated, but as we traveled it became clear.  Tsushima is actually closer to the Korean Peninsula than to Kyushu, a fact that they point out.  And so it was likely visible enough to people who knew what they were looking for. And yet, I imagine being on a small boat, trying to make the journey, it must have been something.  You hopefully had a good navigator, because if you went off in the wrong direction you could end up in the East Sea—known in Japan as the Japan Sea—or worse.    If you kept going you would probably eventually reach the Japanese archipelago, but who knows what might have happened in the meantime.  It is little wonder that ships for the longest time decided to use Tsushima and Iki as stepping stones between the archipelago and the continent. And with that, I think we'll leave it.  From Gimhae and Pusan, we traveled across to Tsushima, which has long been the first point of entry into the archipelago from the continent, often living a kind of dual life on the border.  Tsushima has gotten famous recently for the “Ghost of Tsushima” video game, set on the island during the Mongol Invasion – we haven't played it, but we understand a lot of the landscape was reproduced pretty faithfully. From there we (and the ancient chroniclers) sailed to Iki.  While smaller than Tsushuma, Iki was likely much more hospitable to the Yayoi style of rice farming, and the Harunotsuji site is pretty remarkable. Modern Karatsu, the next stop, is literally the Kara Port, indicating that the area has deep connections to the continent.  It is also the site of some of the oldest rice paddies found on the archipelago, as well as its own fascinating place in later history.  Continuing north along the coast of Kyushu is another area with evidence of ancient Yayoi and Kofun communities in Itoshima, thought to be the ancient country of Ito.  Here you can find some burial mounds, as well as the site where archaeologists found one of the largest bronze mirrors of the ancient archipelago.  Finally, we ended up in Fukuoka, where the seal of the King of Na of Wa was found. We ended our trip in Fukuoka, but the historical trail from Na, or Fukuoka, to quote-unquote “Yamatai” then goes a bit hazy.  As we discussed in an earlier episode, there are different theories about where Yamatai actually was.  There is the Kyushu theory, which suggests that Yamatai is somewhere on Kyushu, with many trying to point to the Yayoi period site of Yoshinogari, though there are plenty of reasons why that particular site is not exactly a good candidate.  Then there are various paths taking you to Honshu, and on to Yamato.  Those are much more controversial, but the path to at least Na seems mostly agreed on, especially since that was largely the path that individuals would follow for centuries onwards, including missions to and from the Tang dynasty, the Mongols during their attempted invasion, and even the various missions from the Joseon dynasty during the Edo period.  Today, modern transportation, such as the airplane, means that most people just go directly to their destination, but there are still plenty of reasons to visit these locations.  It was a lot of fun to sail from place to place and see the next island – or kingdom – emerging on the horizon. Next episode we will talk about Tsushima and give you an idea of what that island has in store for visitors; especially those with an interest in Japanese history. Until then, thank you for listening and for all of your support. If you like what we are doing, tell your friends and feel free to rate us wherever you listen to podcasts.  If you feel the need to do more, and want to help us keep this going, we have information about how you can donate on Patreon or through our KoFi site, ko-fi.com/sengokudaimyo, or find the links over at our main website, SengokuDaimyo.com/Podcast, where we will have some more discussion on topics from this episode. Also, feel free to Tweet at us at @SengokuPodcast, or reach out to our Sengoku Daimyo Facebook page.  You can also email us at the.sengoku.daimyo@gmail.com.  Thank you, also, to Ellen for their work editing the podcast. And that's all for now.  Thank you again, and I'll see you next episode on Sengoku Daimyo's Chronicles of Japan.

Send us a Text Message.In this podcast episode, we interview Mark Burgess, who provides valuable insights on the connection between consumer connections, AI, and the agent's communication plan to generate new business from seasoned data. During the conversation, Mark explains how agents can leverage AI to improve customer engagement and drive sales. He also shares his expertise on communication sequences such as seven, eleven, and four, proven methods for building solid customer relationships. Whether you're a business owner or a marketing professional, you will want to attend this informative discussion on how technology changes how we connect with customers' life cycles. Hosted by Lee Woodward and brought to you by Realtair. Prospect, list and sell real estate with one login with Realtair.

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: The Tokyo Convenience Store Escapade Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/the-tokyo-convenience-store-escapade Story Transcript:Ja: アキラとユキ、二人の親友は、東京のねずみ色の空に浮かぶ高層ビルの影を避けて、繁華街へと足を運んだ。心地よい午後の日射しが彼らの夢中にさせるゲーム体験を遮るように、明るく輝く無数のLED看板が目の前に広がった。En: Akira and Yuki, two close friends, avoiding the shadows of the high-rise buildings floating in the mouse-colored sky of Tokyo, made their way to the bustling city center. The pleasant afternoon sunlight was interrupted by the brightly shining array of LED billboards spreading out in front of them, drawing them out of their gaming reverie.Ja: 目的地はコンビニ"セブンスリー・エレブン"だ。アキラとユキは試験の勉強でくたくたに疲れており、自分たちにエネルギーを与えるためのおやつと飲み物を求めてコンビニに来たのだ。En: Their destination was the convenience store "Seven-Eleven". Exhausted from studying for exams, Akira and Yuki had come to the convenience store seeking snacks and drinks to energize themselves.Ja: 店内に入ると、様々な味のポテトチップスやチョコレート、色とりどりの飲み物が目の前に広がる。二人は一瞬でその豊富さに圧倒され、何を選べばよいかわからなくなってしまった。En: Upon entering the store, various flavors of potato chips, chocolates, and colorful beverages greeted them. Overwhelmed by the richness of choices, the two friends were momentarily at a loss as to what to pick.Ja: "アキラ、キミの頭は大丈夫か？ハイチュウをどれにしようか迷ってるんだろ？" ユキが冗談交じりにアキラに問い掛けた。En: "Akira, are you okay? Can't decide which Hi-Chew flavor to go for?" Yuki jokingly asked Akira.Ja: "うーん、それともコーラフレーバーのグミがいいかな。僕らはここで迷子になってるんだよ、ユキ。" アキラは苦笑いする。En: "Um, or maybe the cola-flavored gummies. We're lost in indecision here, Yuki," Akira chuckled.Ja: その後、二人は時間を忘れて商品を手に取り、笑いながら対話を交わした。そしてついに、甘いチョコレートドーナツと爽やかなレモンティーを選び、驚くほど高い満足感を感じた。En: Subsequently, the two lost track of time as they picked up items, engaging in conversation and laughter. Finally, they settled on a sweet chocolate doughnut and a refreshing lemon tea, feeling a surprisingly high level of satisfaction.Ja: キャッシャーで支払いを済ませ、二人は手に持った袋を見つめながら笑顔を浮かべた。迷子になったコンビニの旅は、アキラとユキにとっての一時的な逃避であり、友情を深め、彼らのエネルギーを取り戻す時間でもあった。En: After paying at the cashier, they looked at the bag in their hands with smiles on their faces. The journey of getting lost at the convenience store was a temporary escape for Akira and Yuki, deepening their friendship and helping them replenish their energy.Ja: "ユキ、またここで迷子になろうね。" アキラが笑いながら言った。En: "Yuki, let's get lost here again sometime," Akira said with a laugh.Ja: そして彼らは、コンビニから出て、高層ビルの影が頭上に広がる東京の街をどこまでも歩いていった。En: And so, they left the convenience store and walked through the Tokyo streets, with the shadows of towering buildings spreading overhead.Ja: 結局のところ、アキラとユキの迷いは、彼らの友情と解放感を高める象徴であり、彼らが新しいエネルギーを得るための小さな冒険だった。東京のコンビニでのこの小さな冒険は、彼らにとって、勉強のストレスを忘れ、深い友情を分かち合う、忘れられない貴重な瞬間だったのだ。En: In the end, Akira and Yuki's wandering symbolized the enhancement of their friendship and sense of liberation, a small adventure for them to gain new energy. This little adventure at the Tokyo convenience store was a precious moment for them to forget the stresses of studying and share a deep friendship, an unforgettable experience. Vocabulary Words:Akira: アキラYuki: ユキclose: 親友friends: 友情Tokyo: 東京shadows: 影high-rise: 高層buildings: ビルmouse-colored: ねずみ色sky: 空bustling: 繁華city center: 繁華街pleasant: 心地よいafternoon: 午後sunlight: 日射しarray: 無数LED billboards: LED看板convenience store: コンビニexams: 試験snacks: おやつdrinks: 飲み物energize: エネルギーpotato chips: ポテトチップスchocolates: チョコレートbeverages: 飲み物Hi-Chew: ハイチュウflavor: 味gummies: グミindecision: 迷いlaughter: 笑い

Bringing gifts of drive-thru Golden Corral and Seven Eleven beverages, Alex Velluto talks his path to comedy greatness, his first joke, attending the Black Panther premiere, the other Alex Velluto, and which crustaceans live forever.

Join The Kernels as they melt over Michael Mann's 1995 LA crime caper: 'Heat'.Admiring actor aces, big billing bad boys, and fiddly riddles  - The Kernels share their likes, dislikes, ratings & even treat you to an original song, AND a unique game where they create a movie trailer. Enjoy you slick superstars!Thanks for popping by. We hope you enjoy The Podcorn Kernel Podcast. Please get in touch with any praise, criticism, feedback or advice.Compliments will be greeted with kindness. Criticism will be catered to with carnage. Contact us at : thepodcornkernels@gmail.com or find us on us on the following social platforms:Instagram: thepodcornkernelsThreads: thepodcornkernelsTwitter: @podcornkernelsWebsite: thepodcornkernels.co.ukTikTok: @thepodcornkernels

Join Pastor G as we study Luke 7:11. He identifies through moves we take when we encounter Jesus: Stop, Submit, then Speak.

Join Pastor G as we study Luke 7:11. He identifies through moves we take when we encounter Jesus: Stop, Submit, then Speak.

Today's podcast is a really special one, as we have on CNN's 2023 Hero of the Year, Dr. Kwane Stewart, a.k.a. “The Street Vet.” Kwane is a veterinarian who provides free veterinary care for the animals society often forgets—the pets of people living without homes.In this heartfelt conversation, Kwane demonstrates the courage it takes to explore the messy edges of emotion, and he opens up about how honoring his feelings propelled him to take life-changing actions. Kwane's story isn't just about animal care; it's a profound narrative on finding purpose, losing sight of it, then finding it again… on a sidewalk outside a Seven-Eleven.His current endeavor, as co-founder of Project Street Vet, is capturing hearts and minds around the world. This initiative provides free veterinary care to pets of the unhoused. In essence, he's creating a movement of care and compassion. In this episode, Kwane walks us through his transformative journey, sharing moving stories of hope, sacrifice, and the human-animal bond. Our conversation also touches on the heavy emotional toll of working in animal shelters, and how Kwane navigated his own mental health challenges. His journey is a testament to the resilience found in living a life of purpose.You don't have to be an animal lover to find Dr. Kwane Stewart's story a compelling exploration of compassion, resilience, and the impact one person can make.You're invited to learn more about Project Street Vet.With Fire, MG-----Order my book, "The First Rule of Mastery" HERE!WATCH this episode on our YouTube channel.Connect with us on our Instagram.For more information and shownotes from every episode, head to findingmastery.com.To check out our exclusive sponsor deals and discounts CLICK HERESee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Från 2020. 17-åriga Trayvon Martin skjuts ihjäl av kvartersvakten George Zimmerman i Florida den 26 februari 2012. Fallet leder till ilska och debatt om rasprofilering, vapenvåld och självförsvarslagar. Nya avsnitt från P3 Dokumentär hittar du först i Sveriges Radio Play. En mörk februarikväll är Trayvon Martin på väg hem från en Seven Eleven-butik med en påse Skittles och en flaska iste. Det regnar och han drar upp luvan på sin mörkgrå hoodie över huvudet. Några minuter senare är han död. Skjuten i hjärtat.Dagen efter finns en liten notis i den lokala tidningen om att en tonåring skjutits till döds i Sanford, Florida. Men efter det blir det tyst. Veckorna går.Men när historien så småningom nystas upp väcks en debatt om rasprofilering, vapenvåld och Floridas självförsvarslagar. Det blir startskottet för den nya medborgarrättsrörelsen Black lives matter. Och Trayvon Martins namn fortsätter att vara aktuellt när svarta amerikaner dödas av polis eller beväpnade civila.Medverkande:Tracy Martin, Trayvon Martins pappa.Shannon Butler, lokal journalist.Anthony Raimondo, polis.Jasmine Rand, familjen Martins advokat.Don West, George Zimmermans försvarsadvokat.Melina Abdullah, aktivist och universitetsprofessor, Black Lives Matter.Palmira Koukkari Mbenga, journalist.En dokumentär av: Sara Olsson.Producent: Gustav Asplund / Produktionsbolaget Filt.Exekutiv producent: David Mehr.Dokumentären är producerad 2020.

Michelle Miller of CBS News discusses her love of pizza and her journalism career, there's pizza headlines, and the topic is: "DC's Jumbo Slice".Michelle Miller is an Emmy award winning journalist and author. She has been with CBS News for 20 years and is the co-host of CBS Saturday. Her new book is titled, “Belonging: A Daughter's Search for Identity Through Loss and Love”. Michelle talks about pizza in South Central, LA, DC pizza, if New Orleans even needs a pizza scene. This podcast is brought to you by Ooni Pizza Ovens. Go to Ooni.com for more information. This podcast is brought to you by Ooni Pizza Ovens. Go to Ooni.com for more information.Follow us for more information!Instagram: @pizzapodparty @NYCBestPizza @AlfredSchulz4Twitter: @PizzaPodParty @ArthurBovino @AlfredSchulzTikTok: @thepizzapodpartyThreads: @pizzapodparty @NYCBestPizza @AlfredSchulz4

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On yet? Toilet seat/washlet heaters. Nagoya Matsuri 2023. Graded readers for children's English learning in Japan. Seven Eleven conbini smoothies. Bilingualism/biculturalism—Change of language, change of personality? Word of the Day.

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Episode 401... Coming down from the milestone 400 show. It's National 7 Eleven Day! So, we naturally have a 7 Eleven themed batch to get those nostalgic Slurpee and Big Gulp memories flowing. Plus a set of new Bandcamp grabs and another brand new one from our upcoming Brothers Grim Punk release on Bandcamp to start the show! Mad Ax has remastered several of our old bands and put them up on the Bros Grim Punk Bandcamp page. This week, an old high school gem of a band that DD was in, Vertigo. Some post dead Kurdt vibes, if we do say. Enjoy!Download and stream here:BROS GRIM 401!!! Bros Grim Archive here:BROS GRIM ARCHIVEAiring Wednesdays 7pm PST on PUNK ROCK DEMONSTRATION & Fridays/Saturdays 7pm PST on RIPPER RADIO.Send us stuff to brothersgrimpunk@gmail.com.Punkerdown...Don't Need You 0:53  Brothers Grim Punk One Small Step For A Punk NO EXCUSE 1:15 CAVEMAN S/T AU All Went Too Well 1:03 Arsenico Reign Of Fear UK Toilet Terrorist 1:58 Chaotic Dischord Our Mental Health Is Fucking Mental  With A Whimper & A Bang (bkgrd) 5:26 VERTIGO UPPERDOWN 7-11    1:15 Screeching Weasel Screeching Weasel 711 1:13 Couch Sex I Can't Swim 7-11 0:12 Sick Of Stupidity One Shot, One Kill Seven Eleven 0:27 The Dwarves Greedy Boot 1 Stairway To 711 1:29 Rubix Skate & Destroy 7-Eleven Nachos 1:48 Froggy 7-Eleven Nachos Fuck 7-11! 1:22 ONiON We Are What You Eat 7-11 (bkgrd)    3:34    Ramones    Pleasant Dreams Mr. Quench (bkgrd) 3:51 Longboard Ranch Longboard Ranch Rides Again!  Ill Commute 2:46 Fight Music Robo Dick UK Dogwhistle 1:18 Perp Walk The Chain of Infection L.A. I Am Your Phantom 2:14 War Ghoul I Am Your Phantom/We Suffer But Why? Double Single AL Conquest 1:48 B.O.R.N. Belligerent Onslaught Relentless Noise GA VICIOUS CYCLE 1:22 FUNERAL MESS S/T Portland Right To Live 2:10 Malakili Demo 2023 L.A. $3.00 On Pump 6 0:53 C57BL/6 LP 1 Liquid Chaos (bkgrd) 4:15 The Detonators Liquid Chaos Syphon & Destroy 1:41 Common Enemy Living the Dream? LA after midnight 1:21 Dead City banned from LA Dalton 0:53 Neverland Ranch Hands Plastic Fact Eaters Volume 1 Stand Up 0:54 Minor Threat Complete Discography Waste No Time 0:36 The Fartz Because This Fuckin' World Stinks... Saturday Truck Fever 2:16 Guttermouth The Whole Enchilada Anarchy in the U . K. (bkgrd) 3:46 The Jimmy Psycho Experience Mosh Pits & Mai Tais: The Ultimate Punk Rock Lounge Party 8 More Times 2:24 VERTIGO UPPERDOWN

Rachid Hami, cinéaste, a découvert Taiwan avec son frère cadet Jallal, personnage principal de son dernier film "Pour la France". Il vit entre la France et Taiwan. Il vient de tourner un court métrage pour la collection "Taipei stories". Selon lui, "Taiwan reste une île et prendre une île, ça reste un enfer."Mots clés épisode : #Ainés #Bienveillance #Culture algèrienne #Family Mart #Histoire taiwanaise #Japon #Jeunes #Mao #Masque #Science fiction #Seven Eleven (7/11) #Terreur blanche #Typhon #Ukraine #ValeursMots clés série : #Chine #Démocratie #Guerre #Géopolitique #Ile #Liberté #ROC (Republic of China) #Sac de survie #Taiwan #Tremblement de terre #Service militaire #Tsai Ing-Wen #Xi JinPingCrédits : bande annonce "Pour la France", RTI, jingle Seven Eleven pour le plaisir et merci au café 2730.Pour aller plus loin : Inside Taiwan sur la série podcast ROC Taiwan : la singularité d'une île, RTI : on en parle à Taïwan - sur la série ROC Taïwan : la singularité d'une île Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

For some reason, the topic of Artificial Intelligence has embedded itself into the common mind. It is so pervasive that one might walk into a local Seven-Eleven and hear a conversation about ChatGPT. It may be fine for an undergraduate student to use generative AI to help write a term paper, but those who manage federal agencies must get serious about how Generative AI can help, or hurt, their agency. Today, we sat down with Dr. Jennifer Sample from Accenture Federal Services. In addition to her academic achievements, she also has decades of experience in advanced technology as well as ten patents. She brings a great perspective to this discussion. During the interview, she suggests that one should be open-minded to the capabilities of artificial intelligence but remember that federal data sets should be combined with generative artificial intelligence with an abundance of caution. Stories about ChatGPT producing ridiculous messages are replete in the current literature. That is a situation that is not tolerable in organizations like the Federal Reserve or the Department of Defense. She suggests that listeners look at what Accenture Federal Services is doing with its Generative Artificial Intelligence Center of Excellence. The Center is gathering top data scientists and software developers to see how algorithms can be applied to federal systems. The idea is to first simulate prototypes in systems with synthetic data to see how they would work before even considering any federal application. Dr. Sample suggests that, when used properly, artificial intelligence can help with intelligence synthesis, help in coding, improve knowledge management, and even generate content. The Center even has the capability to evaluate environments where solutions need to be scaled. Listen as Dr. Sample gives you example after example of how you can safely take advantage of the breakthroughs being made in generative artificial intelligence. Follow John Gilroy on Twitter @RayGilray Follow John Gilroy on LinkedIn  https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-gilroy/ Listen to past episodes of Federal Tech Podcast  www.federaltechpodcast.com

Gemeinsam mit Philipp Wolf reite ich quer durch die Lebensmittel- und Getränkewelt. Wir besprechen welche Themen uns diesen Monat geprägt haben und geben unsere Meinung dazu Preis. Es erwarten euch lange Episoden mit viel Content für lange Auto- oder Bahnfahrten. Diesen Monat erwarten euch folgende Themen: ·         00:01:16 Bier aus dem Drucker ·         00:04:32 Dry Aged Mammut Fleisch ·         00:05:58 Konkurrenz für McDonals und co. am Hauptbahnhof ·         00:13:10 Politische Themen zu Food in Europa: Mehrwertsteuer in Portugal, Italien und in-vitro Fleisch, Kampagne gegen Özdemirs Kampagne ·         00:22:10 Kreislauf PET Flasche von LIDL in der Kritik ·         00:26:45 Was ist eigentlich mit Hanf Produkten los? Bahnbrechendes Rechtsurteil in Polen. ·         00:32:57 Philips NFT Einhörner von Katjes ·         00:37:32 Konsumentwicklungen Fleisch ·         00:42:50 Was machen eigentlich all die Insekten Start-ups? ·         00:48:32 Konsumentwicklungen Kaffee, Tiefkühlkost ·         00:56:35 Der neuste TikTok sh*t ·         00:59:10 Investitionen & Insolvenzen ·         01:08:11 schnelle News: Projekt Eaden sucht TesterInnen, Seven Eleven kommt nach Deutschland, Nach Hard Selzer kommt harter Tee, Beck´s entwickelt Bier mittels KI

The Brooklyn Nets are still in the headlines for things concerning basketball and beyond. Do you think the organization's stipulations for Kyrie Irving's return to the court were too much? Do you think Irving was wrong in the first place? Are you good with Durant's handling of the situation? We address these questions and more in this episode. #JUSTGOEFFNLISTEN DeWayne (DP) - Kevin (KP) - Ubong (Bong) 2WO PEEZ AND A BONG #SOMEBODYSFAVORITEPODCAST --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/2wopeezandabong/support

Grant is afraid and naked and rates male chickens, Dorsch cancelled Batgirl and needs to go back to bed, and Leo leaves some voicemails and operates outside of basic hornyness. Questions, comments, or the desire to chat? You can reach the crew at Crewscontrolpodcast@gmail.comBecome an official Crewton by subscribing to us on Patreon at patreon.com/crewscontrolWe're mostly on Instagram @crewscontrolpodcastFind us on slightly on Twitter @PodCrewsControlCheck out our woefully undermanaged TikTok @crewscontrolpodcastIf you like the show, help us grow! Rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts and Dorsch will bake you an authentic Moosekrainian cake!Cover art by Dave BenderTheme composed by Steve SarroSound design and editing by Mike Crockett of Crackpot Podcast Production.A part of the Asylum Podcast Network.(We can't promise that Dorsch won't eat your authentic Moosekrainian cake)

Politisk kvarter har tatt sommerferie. Men i Sommerkvarteret får du møte kjente og ukjente stemmer, som på en eller annen måte står midt i de store endringene som skjer i Norge i dag. I dag har reporter Kristina Kassab Liland snakket med Kristina Bjørnsen - som er kjøpmann på Seven-Eleven i Sandnes, men for de i rusmiljøet der er hun mer enn bare det. Hør episoden i appen NRK Radio

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Bomberos combaten contra fuego Washburn en el Parque nacional Yosemite, que no ha afectado ninguna secuoya.Administración Biden extiende el TPS para venezolanos pero no amplia su cobertura.Presidente AMLO ya se encuentra en Washington para el encuentro bilateral, donde se abordarán los temas de Migración, energía, seguridad y comercio con el presidente Biden.Comité que investiga el asalto al Capitolio, realizaría la séptima audiencia pública hoy.Consejos para las celebridades que buscan nuevos éxitos.

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Hello. Welcome to Jenni's Pika Pika Japanese. At DCEC NC, we are here to help you learn Japanese, but our feature is to help you learn to speak by ear every day. Please listen to our podcast. Well, the past few days have been so hot that it is hard to believe that it is June. To my surprise, even Kanto has ended its rainy season, making it the shortest rainy season since statistics began. I am worried about water shortage this summer. On such a hot day, ice cream is good, but I would be happy with more refreshing and cold shaved ice. Convenience stores offer a variety of shaved ice and they all look delicious. FamilyMart's Strawberry & Cookie Vanilla Frappe is a shaved ice that you buy at the cash register, stir the cup, set it in the coffee machine, push the frappe button, and when the milk comes out and stops, mix the ice and milk, and voila, it's ready to go. I heard that Lawson's Frozen Party asks you, "Would you like it warmed up?" when you purchase it at the cash register. when you buy it at the register? What! You want to heat up the ice? Yes, you can microwave it to make a moderately cold drink. Seven-Eleven's Nana Parfait does not seem to have such a technique, but it is a retail product with six layers. Now, which one do you want? こんにちは。 ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。 DCEC NCでは、皆様の日本語学習のお手伝いをしていますが、特徴としては毎日耳で学習することで話せるようになりましょうという事です。 Podcastでお聞きください。 さて、ここ数日は6月とは思えない猛暑が続いていますが、なんと関東まで梅雨明けしてしまい、統計開始以来、最も短い梅雨の期間となったそうです。 今年の夏は水不足が心配ですね。 こんな暑い日には、アイスクリームもいいですが、もっとさっぱりとして冷たいかき氷が嬉しいですよね。 コンビニでは、様々なかき氷を出していてどれもおいしそう。 ファミリーマートのストロベリー&クッキーバニラフラッペは、レジで購入した後、カップをもんだ後、コーヒーマシーンにセットしてフラッペのボタンを押すとミルクが出てきて止まったら氷とミルクを混ぜて出来上がりって、なんだこれという感じ。 ローソンのフローズンパーティは、レジで購入すると「温めますか？」と聞かれるとか？ えっ！氷を温めるの？ そう、レンジでチンをすると程よい感じの冷たいドリンクになるのです。 セブンイレブンのななパフェはそんな技はないようですが、なんと6層にも重なっている小売りです。 さあ、あなたはどれにしますか？

The Krewe is BACK! Season 3 kicks off June 17th at 12p CST with a deep dive into the music genre of enka! Jenn & Doug sit down with Jerome White Jr, more famously known in Japan as ジェロ/Jero. Jero is the first African-American enka artist in Japan and his hit "Umi Yuki" soared to the top of the Oricon Charts back in 2008. Jerome shares his personal journey into becoming an enka singer, what attracted him to enka from the get-go, and how he made an impact on the genre not only in Japan but around the world. Oh yeah, and turns out that this is his first ever podcast appearance too! #KreweExclusive Don't miss out on this fantastic conversation with Jerome!------ About the Krewe ------The Krewe of Japan Podcast is a weekly episodic podcast sponsored by the Japan Society of New Orleans. Check them out every Friday afternoon around noon CST on Apple, Google, Spotify, Amazon, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.  Want to share your experiences with the Krewe? Or perhaps you have ideas for episodes, feedback, comments, or questions? Let the Krewe know by e-mail at kreweofjapanpodcast@gmail.com or on social media (Twitter: @kreweofjapan, Instagram: @kreweofjapanpodcast, Facebook: Krewe of Japan Podcast Page, & the Krewe of Japan Youtube Channel). Until next time, enjoy!------ More Info on ジェロ ------Jero Artist Page (Victor Entertainment) Jero's Official WebsiteTop Hit "Umi Yuki" Music VideoJero's TwitterJero's Cameo

Hello again! And Happy Birthday David! THE DEFEDANTS: Bobbi Blake - Fatty Patty Pimpollin - Feliz Feliz Cumpleaños (198?) Tom Merriman - Dance the Slurp (1967) Tom Merriman - Strange Things That Happen To Those Who Slurp at Seven Eleven (1967) BREAK: Bad Boys Blue - I Am Your Believer (1990) The Plastics - The Plastics (2014) Razzlekhan - Social Distance v6 (2022) Danger Woman - Disabled, But Able To Rock! (2010) Danger Woman - Night Man Theme Season 1 (2007) Danger Woman - Night Man Theme Season 2 (2007) Baby Tears aka Lil Sis - Succubus Slides (2016) Shelley Stuart – Yummy, Yummy, Dum-Dum Links : Please support our Patreon, if you can! SoundCloud for Kutkh Jackdaw (the artist formerly known as DJ Seech Burger) Hey, why not call us on our hotline? (724) 246-4669! Check out the other Compañeros Radio Network shows: Movie Melt Songs on Trial Get Soft with Dr Snuggles Ballbusters Movies About Girls Classic In Search of the Perfect Podcast Join the Companeros Cuties Club on Facebook

【Ginza Nishikawa】 Ginza Nishikawa sells only one product: a high-quality premium loaf whose water content Ginza Nishikawa are very particular about.  The bread's chewy and slightly sweet taste is best enjoyed as it is―and on the first day. If left after the first day, you can enjoy a completely different tasting experience. This is because the water content decreases after day one. If toasted from the second day onward, the bread has a deliciously particular aroma which you don't get when the bread is soft. Personally, I still like 200-350 Yen range white bread from Seven Eleven, Lawson. However, this luxurious white bread is something special for your daily life. Make your morning time happier and can greatly start for the day. みなさま 本日は、高級食パンである銀座に志かわについて語ってみました。 もっちり、ふわふわなこの食パン。ちょっといつもとは違った朝ご飯を探されている方、いつもよりリッチな気分になりたい方。 そんな時に、この高級食パンである銀座に志かわはお勧めの一品です。 ※こちら企業案件でもないですし、勝手に好きで広告しております。 【ひとことフレーズ】 ・恋しくなった　or 恋しくなってきた   →　I am missing japaese food.     今は、手に入れること、または、食べることができないけれども、昔よく使っていたり、食べていたものを思う時に使います。 例）あーー、カナダの Tim Hortonsのマフィンが恋しい。（※日本には、Tim Hortons がなく、食べられないため、”恋しい”＝懐かしく食べたいという気持ち） 例）そろそろ、NYが恋しくなってきた？　Or そろそろ、日本が恋しくなってきた？ これは、留学や長期間住んでいた地域を離れて、他の地域に住んだ後に、昔住んでいた地域を懐かしく、また戻りたいという気持ちがあるときに使います。 ・もっちりしている 　→　chewy これは、なかなか、表現が難しいですが、「弾力があって柔らかい」ものに使われます。 今回ご紹介した、にしかわの高級食パンは、まさに、この「もっちり」が当てはまる食べ物です。 その他にも、人間の身体にも使うことができます。 例）もっちりとした肌 例）もっちりとした太もも　→　【※変態的表現です。ご使用にはご注意ください。】 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kaichijapanese/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kaichijapanese/support

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主播：David | 翩翩音乐：Modern Loneliness今天，翩翩和David跟大家聊聊，英美国家特别重要的一个现代生活文化：streaming service（流媒体服务）。1.What are streaming services? “流媒体”？streaming service: an online provider that loads movies through an internet connection联网就可以下载并且观看影视节目的平台比如美国的Netflix（网飞），中国的Youku, iQIYI, Tencent（腾讯视频）等都是streaming services。这些平台会买下某些爆款剧的版权，我们充会员，就可以观看。*充会员：pay subscription fee*爆款剧：hit*买下版权：buy the copyright/ own the copyright2.The movement of media consumption 媒体消费的发展movie theaters 电影院（最早的观影方式）露天电影：movie/ theater in the public美国的露天电影：在一个大的停车场（parking lot），放一个大的屏幕（screen），大家可以坐在车里看电影。电影《卡萨布兰卡》电影讲的就是：男主和爱人在一个炎热的夏天，在汽车里看露天电影发生的爱情故事。movie theaters也会放映一些old films，比如最近重映的《阿凡达》（Avatar）。这些old movies虽然old，但却是classic，timeless。*classic：adj. 经典的*timeless：adj. 永恒的你可以pay to borrow a movie theater或者rent a movie theater，来播放your own movie（自己的电影）或者pick the movie you want to watch（选自己喜欢看的）。*pay to borrow/ rent a movie theater：包场当一部电影comes out后，人们会去movie theater观看的一个重要的原因是：They don't want to get spoilers. 不想被剧透。People hate spoilers. 人们讨厌剧透。*come out：上映；发布*spoiler：剧透DVDs and CDs 碟片租赁在美国，可以出租DVD和CD的是：Redbox。Redbox：It's on the street.就在美国街头，比如，Seven-Eleven或其他小商店的外面。里面没有服务员，提供自助服务（help yourself）。付上钱之后，就可以rent DVDs和CDs。*rent：租Renting services 租赁服务随着时代的发展，Amazon, Youtube, iTunes等平台相继出现，租赁由stores转到成了online。人们足不出户，上网就可以rent a movie。Streaming services “流媒体”西方国家的影视播放平台：Netflix, Disney plus, Hulu, HBO在这些平台，大家pay subscription fee（充会员），然后就可以看anything in that streaming service。3.Competition among streaming services 影视平台间的竞争Streaming became very popular recently, so the competition（竞争） is getting stronger.影视平台间的竞争越来越激烈。这些平台的subscription fee（会员费），比如Netflix，如果是按年付的话，就会更划算：It's a better deal.事实上，很多Netflix users没有付费，因为可以“一人付款，多设备账号登录”（1 account can have multiple devices）。这些用户leech off别人的account。*It's a better deal. 更划算。*account /əˈkaʊnt/ ：n. 账户*leech off：using someone else to get something 借助别人获取利益leech /li:tʃ/ ：n. 水蛭；吸血鬼 / v. 依附并榨取某人To compete（为了竞争），很多streaming services，比如，Netflix，Hulu， HBO Max，Disney plus都有自己的originals（原创作品）。Netflix：The Queen's Gambit《女王的棋局》；House of the Cards《纸牌屋》HBO Max：Superman系列Disney plus：Avengers《复仇者联盟》；Star Wars《星球大战》中国的影视播放平台，像芒果TV，优酷、腾讯也都有自创剧，我们可以说：With You（《最好的我们》）is an iQIYI original.4.Other streaming services 其他“流媒体”Streaming services are not only for movies, they are also for music, videos.音乐和短视频也有streaming services。比如，在中国，比较受欢迎的音乐类streaming services有：网易云音乐，QQ音乐。美国两大主流听音乐平台：Spotify & Apple Music无论是影视播放平台还是听音乐平台，无论是美国的还是中国的streaming services，它们get popular的原因都是：They are very affordable and convenient.*affordable /əˈfɔ:rdəbl/ ：adj. 能支付得起的*convenient /kənˈvi:niənt/ ：adj. 便利的大家都很重视划算便利。Both China and the US value affordability and convenience.*value /ˈvælju:/ ：v. 重视请留言告诉我们：你经常用的streaming services有哪些？

主播：David | 翩翩音乐：Modern Loneliness今天，翩翩和David跟大家聊聊，英美国家特别重要的一个现代生活文化：streaming service（流媒体服务）。1.What are streaming services? “流媒体”？streaming service: an online provider that loads movies through an internet connection联网就可以下载并且观看影视节目的平台比如美国的Netflix（网飞），中国的Youku, iQIYI, Tencent（腾讯视频）等都是streaming services。这些平台会买下某些爆款剧的版权，我们充会员，就可以观看。*充会员：pay subscription fee*爆款剧：hit*买下版权：buy the copyright/ own the copyright2.The movement of media consumption 媒体消费的发展movie theaters 电影院（最早的观影方式）露天电影：movie/ theater in the public美国的露天电影：在一个大的停车场（parking lot），放一个大的屏幕（screen），大家可以坐在车里看电影。电影《卡萨布兰卡》电影讲的就是：男主和爱人在一个炎热的夏天，在汽车里看露天电影发生的爱情故事。movie theaters也会放映一些old films，比如最近重映的《阿凡达》（Avatar）。这些old movies虽然old，但却是classic，timeless。*classic：adj. 经典的*timeless：adj. 永恒的你可以pay to borrow a movie theater或者rent a movie theater，来播放your own movie（自己的电影）或者pick the movie you want to watch（选自己喜欢看的）。*pay to borrow/ rent a movie theater：包场当一部电影comes out后，人们会去movie theater观看的一个重要的原因是：They don't want to get spoilers. 不想被剧透。People hate spoilers. 人们讨厌剧透。*come out：上映；发布*spoiler：剧透DVDs and CDs 碟片租赁在美国，可以出租DVD和CD的是：Redbox。Redbox：It's on the street.就在美国街头，比如，Seven-Eleven或其他小商店的外面。里面没有服务员，提供自助服务（help yourself）。付上钱之后，就可以rent DVDs和CDs。*rent：租Renting services 租赁服务随着时代的发展，Amazon, Youtube, iTunes等平台相继出现，租赁由stores转到成了online。人们足不出户，上网就可以rent a movie。Streaming services “流媒体”西方国家的影视播放平台：Netflix, Disney plus, Hulu, HBO在这些平台，大家pay subscription fee（充会员），然后就可以看anything in that streaming service。3.Competition among streaming services 影视平台间的竞争Streaming became very popular recently, so the competition（竞争） is getting stronger.影视平台间的竞争越来越激烈。这些平台的subscription fee（会员费），比如Netflix，如果是按年付的话，就会更划算：It's a better deal.事实上，很多Netflix users没有付费，因为可以“一人付款，多设备账号登录”（1 account can have multiple devices）。这些用户leech off别人的account。*It's a better deal. 更划算。*account /əˈkaʊnt/ ：n. 账户*leech off：using someone else to get something 借助别人获取利益leech /li:tʃ/ ：n. 水蛭；吸血鬼 / v. 依附并榨取某人To compete（为了竞争），很多streaming services，比如，Netflix，Hulu， HBO Max，Disney plus都有自己的originals（原创作品）。Netflix：The Queen's Gambit《女王的棋局》；House of the Cards《纸牌屋》HBO Max：Superman系列Disney plus：Avengers《复仇者联盟》；Star Wars《星球大战》中国的影视播放平台，像芒果TV，优酷、腾讯也都有自创剧，我们可以说：With You（《最好的我们》）is an iQIYI original.4.Other streaming services 其他“流媒体”Streaming services are not only for movies, they are also for music, videos.音乐和短视频也有streaming services。比如，在中国，比较受欢迎的音乐类streaming services有：网易云音乐，QQ音乐。美国两大主流听音乐平台：Spotify & Apple Music无论是影视播放平台还是听音乐平台，无论是美国的还是中国的streaming services，它们get popular的原因都是：They are very affordable and convenient.*affordable /əˈfɔ:rdəbl/ ：adj. 能支付得起的*convenient /kənˈvi:niənt/ ：adj. 便利的大家都很重视划算便利。Both China and the US value affordability and convenience.*value /ˈvælju:/ ：v. 重视请留言告诉我们：你经常用的streaming services有哪些？

主播：David | 翩翩音乐：Modern Loneliness今天，翩翩和David跟大家聊聊，英美国家特别重要的一个现代生活文化：streaming service（流媒体服务）。1.What are streaming services? “流媒体”？streaming service: an online provider that loads movies through an internet connection联网就可以下载并且观看影视节目的平台比如美国的Netflix（网飞），中国的Youku, iQIYI, Tencent（腾讯视频）等都是streaming services。这些平台会买下某些爆款剧的版权，我们充会员，就可以观看。*充会员：pay subscription fee*爆款剧：hit*买下版权：buy the copyright/ own the copyright2.The movement of media consumption 媒体消费的发展movie theaters 电影院（最早的观影方式）露天电影：movie/ theater in the public美国的露天电影：在一个大的停车场（parking lot），放一个大的屏幕（screen），大家可以坐在车里看电影。电影《卡萨布兰卡》电影讲的就是：男主和爱人在一个炎热的夏天，在汽车里看露天电影发生的爱情故事。movie theaters也会放映一些old films，比如最近重映的《阿凡达》（Avatar）。这些old movies虽然old，但却是classic，timeless。*classic：adj. 经典的*timeless：adj. 永恒的你可以pay to borrow a movie theater或者rent a movie theater，来播放your own movie（自己的电影）或者pick the movie you want to watch（选自己喜欢看的）。*pay to borrow/ rent a movie theater：包场当一部电影comes out后，人们会去movie theater观看的一个重要的原因是：They don't want to get spoilers. 不想被剧透。People hate spoilers. 人们讨厌剧透。*come out：上映；发布*spoiler：剧透DVDs and CDs 碟片租赁在美国，可以出租DVD和CD的是：Redbox。Redbox：It's on the street.就在美国街头，比如，Seven-Eleven或其他小商店的外面。里面没有服务员，提供自助服务（help yourself）。付上钱之后，就可以rent DVDs和CDs。*rent：租Renting services 租赁服务随着时代的发展，Amazon, Youtube, iTunes等平台相继出现，租赁由stores转到成了online。人们足不出户，上网就可以rent a movie。Streaming services “流媒体”西方国家的影视播放平台：Netflix, Disney plus, Hulu, HBO在这些平台，大家pay subscription fee（充会员），然后就可以看anything in that streaming service。3.Competition among streaming services 影视平台间的竞争Streaming became very popular recently, so the competition（竞争） is getting stronger.影视平台间的竞争越来越激烈。这些平台的subscription fee（会员费），比如Netflix，如果是按年付的话，就会更划算：It's a better deal.事实上，很多Netflix users没有付费，因为可以“一人付款，多设备账号登录”（1 account can have multiple devices）。这些用户leech off别人的account。*It's a better deal. 更划算。*account /əˈkaʊnt/ ：n. 账户*leech off：using someone else to get something 借助别人获取利益leech /li:tʃ/ ：n. 水蛭；吸血鬼 / v. 依附并榨取某人To compete（为了竞争），很多streaming services，比如，Netflix，Hulu， HBO Max，Disney plus都有自己的originals（原创作品）。Netflix：The Queen's Gambit《女王的棋局》；House of the Cards《纸牌屋》HBO Max：Superman系列Disney plus：Avengers《复仇者联盟》；Star Wars《星球大战》中国的影视播放平台，像芒果TV，优酷、腾讯也都有自创剧，我们可以说：With You（《最好的我们》）is an iQIYI original.4.Other streaming services 其他“流媒体”Streaming services are not only for movies, they are also for music, videos.音乐和短视频也有streaming services。比如，在中国，比较受欢迎的音乐类streaming services有：网易云音乐，QQ音乐。美国两大主流听音乐平台：Spotify & Apple Music无论是影视播放平台还是听音乐平台，无论是美国的还是中国的streaming services，它们get popular的原因都是：They are very affordable and convenient.*affordable /əˈfɔ:rdəbl/ ：adj. 能支付得起的*convenient /kənˈvi:niənt/ ：adj. 便利的大家都很重视划算便利。Both China and the US value affordability and convenience.*value /ˈvælju:/ ：v. 重视请留言告诉我们：你经常用的streaming services有哪些？

Have you ever used a spirit board? Have you ever been curious about the origins of Ouija boards? Do you want to hear a funny story about Seven-Eleven? Well, luckily we've got all that and more in this week's episode on everyone's favorite tool to communicate with the dead. 

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In Part 2, the guys continue the wrestling talk and try to find out what are The StepDads biggest inspirations outside of the ring that they use inside the ring. Also, two different "Mount Rushmore" lists are made and both are epic! If you love The StepDads and need more of their content check them out on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Youtube by searching, Stepdadswrestling. If you love The StepDads and want to show your support in more ways than subscribing to their channels or liking their posts please show your support by visiting: Prowrestlingtees.com/stepdads Patreon.com/stepdadswrestling Remeber to join in conversation today and let your voice be heard! Facebook: NXT & We Twitter: @nxt_podcast Email: nxtandwe@gmail.com

The Louisville Cycling Podcast is dedicated to celebrating the people, rides, and events that make Louisville and the surrounding area a great place to be a cyclist! Today's Episode In today's episode, I'm talking with Roy Knickman. Roy is a former professional cyclist with teams such as La Vie Claire, Toshiba, and Seven-Eleven. He's also an Olympic bronze medalists and a developer of cycling talent as team manager of the Lux cycling development team. It's an episode you don't want to miss!   Sponsorship The Louisville Cycling Podcast is sponsored by United Financial Group (UFG). If you or someone you know is considering a new home purchase or refinancing of a current home, there's no better group to work with than Team UFG. With UFG, get great rates and loan packages that fit your individual circumstances. You'll find no one with a bigger commitment to service and relationships, AND you'll close smoothly and on time.   E-mail barry@ufglending.com and get pre-approved as soon as you start thinking about a purchase or refinance. Mention this podcast and get a $750 credit toward any closing costs as well!   Nmls# 1582330 The Louisville Cycling Podcast Contact Information I would love to hear your feedback and comments. You can contact me at the following e-mail address:  louisvillecycling@gmail.com You can also call or text to 502-593-4497 Social Media: Instagram: @louisvillecyclingpodcast Twitter: @lvillecycling Be sure the share the Louisville Cycling Podcast with friends!  It's available on apple podcasts or anywhere you listen to podcasts!