Podcasts about Suriname

We start with some new details on the arrest of Jon Jones. New fails this week include the NWSL, drinking bear urine and starting a forest fire, and the VP of Suriname playing in a pro soccer game. We also discuss Charlie Strong, who probably never deserved the Texas HC job at all. We recap the week in sports with winners from college football, the Ryder cup, a massive soccer upset, and baseball wild card madness. Losers include the ongoing Ben Simmons saga and Devin Williams punching a wall. Pure Rock n Roll by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sean998/support

This week on the Daly Dose, we are wishing NBA superstar Kevin Durant a very happy birthday, and trying not to get him mad at us!The University of Tennessee is being soft, and an NFL player makes a really dumb move, the NFL Playoffs will be stretched to Monday night, and we have a wild story in soccer that we are hoping becomes a trend throughout the world!Then, we are handing out some winners and losers from the week in college football and the NFL! The USC Trojans were both a winner and a loser, the rules have changed drastically this season for college athletes, and there could be a surprising team trying to sneak into the College Football Playoff!In the NFL, we saw some kickers making some big plays, one NFL defense is not getting it done early, and we have a surprise team on top of the AFC right now. Finally, our Daly Dose Top 5 is taking a look at some of the cheating that goes on in the world of sports. However, instead of looking at the methods of skirting the rules, today we countdown the Top 5 dumbest excuses that athletes have given when they got caught!

Comenzaremos la primera parte del programa hablando de los miles de migrantes haitianos que se congregaron en la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México para pedir asilo; y de la Fiscalía de México, que ha solicitado órdenes de arresto a científicos por lavado de dinero y corrupción. Hablaremos también de un fallo que dice que la Inteligencia Artificial no puede ser considerada como inventora de una patente en Inglaterra; y para finalizar, del partido que jugó el vicepresidente de Suriname en la Liga CONCACAF.    En nuestra sección Trending in Latin America hablaremos de la invasión de capibaras en los barrios adinerados de Buenos Aires. Cerraremos la emisión hablando del legado de Gabriel García Márquez. - Ya no quedan migrantes en la frontera de Texas - La Fiscalía de México quiere arrestar a científicos por corrupción - Una corte inglesa falla contra la creatividad de la Inteligencia Artificial - Vicepresidente de Suriname juega un partido de la CONCACAF - Los capibaras invaden los barrios adinerados de Buenos Aires - El legado de Gabo, más presente que nunca

The group talks about the good, bad, and weird of US Soccer including 60 year old grifter VP of Suriname bribing his way into a match. Then they describe the meeting that happened between Minnesota United executives and supporters groups wherein Chris Wright expressed no desire to do anything. And finally they talk about the 2-0 win over Houston and whether or not this team and succeed in the playoffs.

ROUND 1: A former guerrilla fighter, convicted drug trafficker & biological father of at least 50 kids also became the world's oldest professional soccer player this week. The real kicker? He's the Vice President of Suriname. ROUND 2: Ahh the Bactrian Treasure… Ancient artifacts of gold & gems considered Afghanistan's most important & valuable… but where is it now?! ROUND 3: Remember fallen tech superstar Elizabeth Holmes & her fake deep voice & her Steve Jobs all black outfits & her fraudulent startup, Theranos? That was weird. Remember how Former Defense Secretary James Mattis was on the company's board? That was weird, too. This week he's testifying in court & sharing how he was duped! ROUND 4: Biden opposes honorable discharges for troops who refuse vaccine ROUND 5: Siiiick Calllllllll! Man ejaculates from anus but waits 2 years for medical help

Rog and Davo on Everton's loss to QPR in the Carabao Cup, a North London Derby preview, and a deep dive on Suriname's 60-year-old vice president starting in a CONCACAF League club game. For real.

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This is Coronavirus 411, the latest COVID-19 info and new hotspots… Just the facts… for August 31st, 2021.Take an area with high concentrations of COVID, with a shortage of ICU beds, patients on ventilators, and challenges keeping health care staff working. Then hit it with a Category 4 hurricane and you have the situation in Louisiana. Hospitals had to evacuate over 160 patients, the storm tore off parts of roofs, and left water leaking down walls to pool on floors. Generators kicked in for electricity and some hospitals used water from private wells. And now new patients have begun showing up with storm-related injuries. As we said yesterday to expect, the EU recommended its 27 nations reinstate restrictions on tourists from the U.S. That reverses advice it gave in June, when the recommendation was to lift restrictions before the summer tourism season. However, the EU has no unified COVID-19 tourism policy, and each government can decide whether or not to close their borders.The last thing we want to report on is a new COVID variant. But a report says a mutation first detected in South Africa, C.1.2, appears to have mutated the most from the original virus, almost double the global mutation rate seen in any other existing variant of concern. Scientists have found 14 mutations in nearly 50% of the variants that had a C.1.2 sequence.In Israel, new daily infections have just climbed to record levels. Around 63% of the population there has been fully vaccinated. In late July, Israel began offering everyone over 60 a booster dose, and that program is being rapidly expanded. Boosters have been available to everyone over 30 since a week ago.A judge in OH has issued an emergency order telling a hospital they have to treat a coronavirus patient with ivermectin. That's the controversial antiparasitic drug that hasn't yet been approved by the FDA as a COVID treatment. In fact, some have taken a version of the drug intended for animals and died of overdoses in the process. In the United States cases were up 20%, deaths are up 96%, and hospitalizations are up 24% over 14 days. The 7-day average of new cases has been trending up since July 5. There are 8,345,850 active cases in the United States.With not all states reporting daily numbers, the five states with the biggest 14-day increase in hospitalizations per capita: South Dakota up 117%. Delaware 89%. New Hampshire 80%. West Virginia 74%. And Maine 73%. The top 10 counties with the highest number of recent cases per capita according to The New York Times: Taylor, FL. Clay, KY. Cook, GA. Pierce, GA. Bell, KY. McIntosh, GA. Hardee, FL. Live Oak, TX. Emanuel, GA. And Crockett, TN. There have been at least 638,676 deaths in U.S. recorded as Covid-related.The top 3 vaccinating states by percentage of population that's been fully vaccinated: Vermont at 67.8%, And Massachusetts and Connecticut at 65.8%. The bottom 3 vaccinating states are Mississippi at 37.7%, Alabama at 37.9%, and Wyoming at 38.4%. The percentage of the U.S. that's been fully vaccinated is 52.3%.The 5 countries with the largest recent 24-hour increase in the number of fully vaccinated people: Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Argentina, Jordan, and Suriname all up 2%. Globally, cases were up 1% and deaths were up 3% over 14 days, with the 7-day average trending flat since August 27. There are 18,607,957 active cases around the world.The five countries with the most new cases: The United States 119,642. Iran 33,780. India 30,251. The U.K. 26,476. And the Philippines 22,366. There have now been at least 4,508,896 deaths reported as Covid-related worldwide. For the latest updates, subscribe for free to Coronavirus 411 on your podcast app or ask your smart speaker to play the... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Zeker zes Amerikaanse staten stemmen niet volledig in met het voorstel van het medisch bedrijf Johnson & Johnson (J&J) en drie medicijnendistributeurs om voor 26 miljard dollar (22 miljard euro) te schikken in de opiatencrisis. Verdienen aan verslaving. In het buitenland zijn de protesten hoorbaar van de Harskamp-betogers. Afghanen die niet weten waar ze aan toe zijn. Niets om trots op te zijn. Suriname telt in totaal ongeveer twintigduizend oorspronkelijke bewoners, verdeeld over ongeveer vijftig - soms zeer afgelegen - dorpen. Sommigen moesten wijken voor ‘het geld en de exploitatie van grondstoffen'. Het Inter-Amerikaans Hof voor de Rechten van de Mens (IAHRM) bepaalde dat hun mensen- en eigendomsrechten zijn geschonden. Suriname moest volgens het vonnis uiterlijk 2019 1 miljoen dollar (ongeveer 850.000 euro) storten in een gemeenschapsontwikkelingsfonds. Twee van de dorpen die via het fonds schadevergoeding krijgen zijn Lagamankondre en Christiaankondre. Inwoners van de dorpen lieten in 2016 in reactie op het vonnis weten het belangrijk te vinden dat hun leefgebied wordt beschermd. Jagermeister droomt intussen verder in de reclame, alsof er niets aan de hand is in deze wereld, ‘Excitement lies in the unknown'. Voor heel veel mensen is ‘the unkown' zeer beangstigend en onzeker. Is de pay-off gepast in deze tijd? Waar hebben we dan wel behoefte aan? Liefde en compassie.

This is Coronavirus 411, the latest COVID-19 info and new hotspots… Just the facts… for August 26th, 2021. The international scientists sent to China by the World Health Organization to find the coronavirus' origin said yesterday, get ready to not be surprised, the search has stalled and the window of opportunity for ever getting to the truth is “closing fast.” And the U.S. intelligence review ordered up by the US proved inconclusive. So the world's scientists and governments have proven incapable of finding out how this happened so we can help prevent it from happening again. The new Governor of New York acknowledged on her first day in office the state has had nearly 12,000 more deaths from COVID-19 than her predecessor Andrew Cuomo told the public. She said, “The public deserves an honest picture of what's happening. Good or bad, they need to know the truth. And that's how we restore confidence.” Another blow for those who believe the vaccines are more dangerous than getting COVID-19 itself. A study from Israel says an infection carries a far higher risk of heart inflammation than Pfizer's vaccine. 3 cases of heart inflammation for every 100,000 people vaccinated with Pfizer and 11 per 100,000 in people who had COVID. We're starting to see more sticks and fewer carrots. Delta is going to charge employees on its company health plan $200 a month extra if they don't get vaccinated. It says the average hospital stay for the virus costs them $40,000. They're also stopping extending pay protection to unvaccinated workers who get COVID starting September 30. Oh wait, there are still companies using carrots. Well, hardly carrots. Krispy Kreme has upped the ante and will give two free donuts every day until September 5 to anyone who shows proof of vaccination. Krispy Kreme has given out 2.5 million donuts since March when they started giving people one free donut, and they'll go back to the one donut deal after September 5 for the rest of the year. In the United States cases were up 23%, deaths are up 111%, and hospitalizations are up 32% over 14 days. The 7-day average of new cases has been trending up since July 5. There are 7,829,286 active cases in the United States. With not all states reporting daily case numbers, the five states with the most new cases: Florida 26,203. Texas 21,961. California 13,583. Georgia 10,677. And Louisiana 6,619. The top 10 counties with the highest number of recent cases per capita according to The New York Times: Cook, GA. Clay, KY. Pierce, GA. Brantley, GA. Dodge, GA. Hancock, MS. Nome Census Area, AK. Glynn, GA. Berrien, GA. And McIntosh, GA. There have been at least 632,223 deaths in U.S. recorded as Covid-related. NPR did not update the top and bottom vaccinating states so they remain: 3 vaccinating states by percentage of population that's been fully vaccinated: Vermont at 67.5%, Massachusetts at 65.4%, and Connecticut and Maine at 65.1%. The bottom 3 vaccinating states are Alabama at 36.6%, Mississippi at 36.8%, and Wyoming at 37.9%. The percentage of the U.S. that's been fully vaccinated is 51.5%. The 5 countries with the largest recent 24-hour increase in the number of fully vaccinated people: Georgia up 8%. South Korea 5%. And El Salvador, Morocco, and Suriname 3%. Globally, cases were flat and deaths were up 1% over 14 days, with the 7-day average trending up since June 21. There are 18,196,147 active cases around the world. The five countries with the most new cases: The United States 171,737. India 46,397. Iran 39,983. The U.K. 35,847. And Brazil 30,529. There have now been at least 4,461,819 deaths reported as Covid-related worldwide. For the latest updates, subscribe for free to Coronavirus 411 on your podcast app or ask your smart... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is Coronavirus 411, the latest COVID-19 info and new hotspots… Just the facts… for August 25th, 2021.Back to school didn't go terribly well. A few weeks in, more and more school districts have given up on in-person learning or switched to hybrid models because of rising infections. More than 80 school districts or charter networks in more than a dozen states have made changes. The US President will be receiving a classified report on the origins of the coronavirus. The review was ordered back in May and involves intelligence agencies rechecking anything that could shed light on this important question. But many intelligence and science experts say don't get your hopes up, they're doubtful the report will put the question to rest, and it will be added to the “guess we'll never know” column. This news is so disturbing because few other nations have done as well in terms of both vaccinations and now booster shots than Israel. But new daily coronavirus infections in Israel are approaching record levels. The delta variant is pervasive, even amongst the vaccinated. Officials point to this as evidence the initial round of vaccines become less effective over time.Just like Alabama, Arkansas has said that's it…there are no more ICU beds for COVID patients here. It's the first time since the beginning of the pandemic the state has been maxed out as Arkansas hit a new record Monday for patients on ventilators.Remember when country music star Reba McEntire said she and her boyfriend had COVID-19? Never mind. She genuinely thought they did but her test was a false positive. They actually had a common respiratory virus, RSV. She learned the truth after getting an antibody test. RSV does copy many of the symptoms of COVID. She said, “It takes the energy plumb out of you.”In the United States cases were up 29%, deaths are up 91%, and hospitalizations are up 39% over 14 days. The 7-day average of new cases has been trending up since July 5. There are 7,702,120 active cases in the United States.With not all states reporting daily case numbers, the five states with the most new cases: Florida 21,208. Texas 17,403. California 14,583. Georgia 9,186. And Tennessee 5,153. The top 10 counties with the highest number of recent cases per capita according to The New York Times: Cook, GA. Dimmit, TX. Crockett, TN. Wayne, MS. Clarke, MS. Pierce, GA. Clay, KY. Hancock, MS. Berrien, GA. And McIntosh, GA. There have been at least 630,663 deaths in U.S. recorded as Covid-related.The top 3 vaccinating states by percentage of population that's been fully vaccinated: Vermont at 67.5%, Massachusetts at 65.4%, and Connecticut and Maine unchanged at 65.1%. The bottom 3 vaccinating states are Alabama at 36.6%, Mississippi unchanged at 36.8%, and Wyoming unchanged at 37.9%. The percentage of the U.S. that's been fully vaccinated is unchanged at 51.5%.The 5 countries with the largest recent 24-hour increase in the number of fully vaccinated people: Suriname up 7%. South Korea 6%. Kyrgyzstan 4%. And South Africa and Georgia 3%. Globally, cases were up 3% and deaths were up 4% over 14 days, with the 7-day average trending up since June 21. There are now once again over 18 million active cases around the world, at 18,046,186.The five countries with the most new cases: The United States 147,619. India 51,016. Iran 40,623. Brazil 31,014. And the U.K. 30,838. There have now been at least 4,450,408 deaths reported as Covid-related worldwide. For the latest updates, subscribe for free to Coronavirus 411 on your podcast app or ask your smart speaker to play the Coronavirus 411 podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Anwar Rajan Sadeek is an American entrepreneur, adventure enthusiast, world traveler, real estate developer, investor, and now, author. Born in Paramaribo, Suriname on June 19, 1980 to Guyanese parents, then moved to Toronto, Canada at 8 months old. Establishing Canadian citizenship, Anwar's family then immigrated to the United States of America in 1984. A proud lifelong resident of Miami, he graduated from Florida International University with an BA in Sociology/Anthropology in 2002. Afterwards Anwar completed his MBA at Nova Southeastern University in 2004. His talent for being a curriculum writer led to the founding American Worldwide Academy, a private high school and career school in Florida. Anwar's greatest loss of all time was his misunderstanding of what marriage life is and what the contemporary way marriage should be. After countless hours of research, interviews, and surveys, Anwar shares his vision of how to find the one for you and the best way to always find success in marriage.Testimonials“This is definitely not the mainstream standard as it relates correlates social norms, but when you considering our nature, this seems like the best way to be married in the 21st Century.”— Arvin Jadoo, MD – Dermatologist Miami, FL“I used to think that something was wrong with me, because I couldn't find the One. After reading this book, I have now found the one and I now know how great it is to be married.”—Sheyla Sandoval, Realtor Associate in Miami, FL“Throughout my life, I struggled with the frustration of failed relationships. When my marriage did not work out, I was convinced I was the problem, and I would never find the One. The author makes marriage something simple. I love how this new idea of marriage helped me feel empowered. Married our way changed my life, and I hope it helps modernize the old concept of marriage.”—Cyana Alvarez, JD Candidate – NSU College of Law Learn more about getting the best life from marriage and learn hour marriage coaching can help you by visiting www.marriedourway.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/anwar-r-sadeek-founder-of-the-married-our-way-movement-and-author-of-the-book-married-indefinitely

Anwar Rajan Sadeek is an American entrepreneur, adventure enthusiast, world traveler, real estate developer, investor, and now, author. Born in Paramaribo, Suriname on June 19, 1980 to Guyanese parents, then moved to Toronto, Canada at 8 months old. Establishing Canadian citizenship, Anwar's family then immigrated to the United States of America in 1984. A proud lifelong resident of Miami, he graduated from Florida International University with an BA in Sociology/Anthropology in 2002. Afterwards Anwar completed his MBA at Nova Southeastern University in 2004. His talent for being a curriculum writer led to the founding American Worldwide Academy, a private high school and career school in Florida. Anwar's greatest loss of all time was his misunderstanding of what marriage life is and what the contemporary way marriage should be. After countless hours of research, interviews, and surveys, Anwar shares his vision of how to find the one for you and the best way to always find success in marriage.Testimonials“This is definitely not the mainstream standard as it relates correlates social norms, but when you considering our nature, this seems like the best way to be married in the 21st Century.”— Arvin Jadoo, MD – Dermatologist Miami, FL“I used to think that something was wrong with me, because I couldn't find the One. After reading this book, I have now found the one and I now know how great it is to be married.”—Sheyla Sandoval, Realtor Associate in Miami, FL“Throughout my life, I struggled with the frustration of failed relationships. When my marriage did not work out, I was convinced I was the problem, and I would never find the One. The author makes marriage something simple. I love how this new idea of marriage helped me feel empowered. Married our way changed my life, and I hope it helps modernize the old concept of marriage.”—Cyana Alvarez, JD Candidate – NSU College of Law Learn more about getting the best life from marriage and learn hour marriage coaching can help you by visiting www.marriedourway.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/anwar-r-sadeek-founder-of-the-married-our-way-movement-and-author-of-the-book-married-indefinitely

This is Coronavirus 411, the latest COVID-19 info and new hotspots… Just the facts… for August 23rd, 2021. By the time you hear this podcast, the Moderna vaccine may have full FDA approval. And that's going to likely result in many more vaccine mandates from businesses, municipalities, education facilities, venues, etc. Why? Because it removes some of the risk of successful legal challenges. The FDA has been conducting months of additional safety and efficacy data on the vaccines. Not to be forgotten amidst all the talk of vaccines are treatments. Regeneron's antibody cocktail, which has emergency use authorization from the FDA, treats symptoms in patients at high risk of developing severe symptoms. And the demand for it is going way up. In July, orders were for about 25,000 doses per week. Now it's up to 125,000 per week. It's a mix of two antibodies that bind to the spike protein of the virus, blocking it from infecting healthy cells. The Rev. Jesse Jackson, and his wife, Jacqueline, are hospitalized in Chicago and are reportedly “responding positively to treatments” for COVID-19. Jesse Jackson is 79, and his wife is 77. He has been diagnosed with Parkinson's. He had been vaccinated. If you think Mississippi has been lax in responding to the pandemic, check this out. A new order went out saying anyone infected must isolate for 10 days or face possible misdemeanor or even felony charges. A misdemeanor would get you a $500 fine, 6 months in prison or both. But since the coronavirus is life-threatening, you could be charged with a felony punishable by a fine of up to $5,000 or 5 years imprisonment, or both. If you've ever wondered why people believe in conspiracy theories, one new study says it's either from fear or for fun. The study published in the British Journal of Psychology says actively participating in a conspiracy give those who feel powerless a feeling they're taking some kind of action. Or, conspiratorial content was found to elicit “stronger entertainment appraisals and intense emotions.” Meaning conspiracies are exciting and give people a rush. In the United States cases were up 36%, deaths are up 95%, and hospitalizations are up 43% over 14 days. The 7-day average of new cases has been trending up since July 5. There are 7,427,282 active cases in the United States. Keeping in mind several states stopped reporting daily case numbers, the five states with the most new cases: California 6,222. New York 4,047. Arizona 3,307. Texas 3,271. And Ohio 2,194. The top 10 counties with the highest number of recent cases per capita according to The New York Times: Cook, GA. Nome Census Area, AK. Dimmit, TX. Clarke, MS. George, MS. Hancock, MS. Berrien, GA. Tift, GA. Wayne, MS. And Neshoba, MS. There have been at least 628,499 deaths in U.S. recorded as Covid-related. The top 3 vaccinating states by percentage of population that's been fully vaccinated: Vermont at 67.2%, Massachusetts unchanged at 65%, and Maine at 64.9%. The bottom 3 vaccinating states are Alabama at 35.9%, Mississippi unchanged at 36.2%, and Wyoming at 37.7%. The percentage of the U.S. that's been fully vaccinated is 51.1%. The 5 countries with the largest recent 24-hour increase in the number of fully vaccinated people: Suriname up 6%. Sri Lanka 5%. And Pakistan, Argentina, and Malaysia 3%. Globally, cases were up 3% and deaths were up 2% over 14 days, with the 7-day average trending up since June 21. There are 17,942,283 active cases around the world. The five countries with the most new cases: Iran 36,419. The U.K. 32,253. The United States 30,810. Japan 25,492. And India 25,420. There have now been at least 4,430,758 deaths reported as Covid-related worldwide. For the latest updates, subscribe for free to Coronavirus... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is Coronavirus 411, the latest COVID-19 info and new hotspots… Just the facts… for August 17th, 2021.For the first time since February when things were pre-vaccine, the US reported more than 900,000 cases last week. Cases are on the rise in 46 states. Just yesterday the US reported 382 deaths. Australia's most populous state, New South Wales, reported its worst day of the pandemic yesterday with 478 new infections and seven deaths. Two of the dead had gotten one dose of a two-shot vaccine. The rest were unvaccinated. Australia has one of the slowest vaccine rollouts among wealthy countries. Meanwhile Japan's state of emergency has been extended through Sept. 12 as cases continue to surge. The CDC added four places to their list of the highest-risk destinations for travelers. The newcomers are Dominica, the Island of Jersey, Montenegro, and TurkeyWith half of America rejecting the vaccines, testing for COVID is taking on a renewed sense of importance. And scientists at the National Institutes of Health believe they've developed a new, better, cheaper, and faster way to do it. The existing way involves amplifying viral RNA to detectable levels. But the RNA has to be extracted first, which is the time-consuming part. The new way can not only directly test RNA without extraction, it also inactivates the virus, making things safer for lab personnel.The NFL's Atlanta Falcons may or may not have a conference championship to boast about this year, but they do now have the distinction of being the first team in the league to reach 100% vaccination. The team had the NFL's first in-season positive COVID test and another COVID shutdown a month after that, but they have clearly turned things around. There is, however, no trophy for this. In the United States cases were up 64%, deaths are up 113%, and hospitalizations are up 70% over 14 days. The 7-day average of new cases has been trending up since July 5. There are 6,870,886 active cases in the United States.Keeping in mind several states stopped reporting daily case numbers, the five states with the most new cases: Florida 17,216. California 9,542. Texas 7,985. Georgia 6,480. And Louisiana 4,457. The top 10 counties with the highest number of recent cases per capita according to The New York Times: Neshoba, MS. Stone, MS. Columbia, FL. Wayne, MS. Lafourche, LA. Livingston, LA. Newton, MS. Tift, GA. George, MS. And Ascension, LA. There have been at least 622,292 deaths in U.S. recorded as Covid-related.The top 3 vaccinating states by percentage of population that's been fully vaccinated: Vermont at 67%, Massachusetts at 64.7%, and Maine at 64.6%. The bottom 3 vaccinating states are Alabama at 35.4%, Mississippi at 35.8%, and Wyoming unchanged at 37.3%. The percentage of the U.S. that's been fully vaccinated is 50.7%.The 5 countries with the largest recent 24-hour increase in the number of fully vaccinated people: Trinidad and Tobago up 5%. Kyrgyzstan 4%. And Malaysia, Suriname, and Bangladesh 3%. Globally, cases were up 7% and deaths were up 5% over 14 days, with the 7-day average trending up since June 21. There are 17,228,724 active cases around the world.The five countries with the most new cases: The United States 103,697. Iran 41,194. The U.K. 28,438. India 24,725. And Thailand 21,157. There have now been at least 4,370,447 deaths reported as Covid-related worldwide. For the latest updates, subscribe for free to Coronavirus 411 on your podcast app or ask your smart speaker to play the Coronavirus 411 podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is Coronavirus 411, the latest COVID-19 info and new hotspots… Just the facts… for August 16th, 2021. The director of the National Institutes of Health said the U.S. could decide in a couple of weeks to offer booster shots to Americans this fall. First in line to get them would be health care workers, nursing home residents and other older Americans. It's been peer reviewed, published in the American Journal of Therapeutics, and is the most comprehensive review of data taken from clinical, in vitro, animal, and real-world studies. The report's conclusion - ivermectin is an effective prophylaxis and treatment for COVID-19. Statistically significant reduction in mortality, time to recovery and viral clearance in COVID-19 patients. South Africa, Zimbabwe, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Mexico, and India have already approved the drug for use. Afghanistan has fallen to the Taliban, and while that has many implications, there are also implications related to COVID. They have reportedly already started banning the vaccine in certain regions of the country. Regional hospital employees have been warned to stop distributing it and vaccine wards are being closed. The number of children hospitalized for COVID-19 reached an all-time high in the US over the weekend according to the Department of Health and Human Services. Kids now make up 2.4% of those hospitalized with COVID. Texas leads the country in that with 311 pediatric hospitalizations. A 70-year-old hermit lives in a small mountain cave in Serbia. He moved there 20 years ago, sleeps on a bed of hay and lives mostly on foraged mushroom and fish from a nearby creek. He emerged from isolation a year ago to discover the pandemic ravaging the world. And even though he's an isolated hermit, even he wanted the vaccine immediately. He said he didn't understand the hesitancy, and that the virus isn't picky, and it could come to his cave. In the United States cases were up 65%, deaths are up 113%, and hospitalizations are up 69% over 14 days. The 7-day average of new cases has been trending up since July 5. There are 6,675,581 active cases in the United States. Keeping in mind several states stopped reporting daily case numbers, the five states with the most new cases: California 6,524. Texas 4,627. New York 4,597. Arizona 3,052. And Pennsylvania 1,982. The top 10 counties with the highest number of recent cases per capita according to The New York Times: Neshoba, MS. Stone, MS. Columbia, FL. Wayne, MS. Lafourche, LA. Livingston, LA. Newton, MS. Tift, GA. George, MS. And Ascension, LA. There have been at least 621,605 deaths in U.S. recorded as Covid-related. The top 3 vaccinating states by percentage of population that's been fully vaccinated: Vermont at 66.8%, Massachusetts at 64.6%, and Maine unchanged at 64.4%. The bottom 3 vaccinating states are Alabama at 35.1%, Mississippi at 35.5%, and Wyoming at 37.3%. The percentage of the U.S. that's been fully vaccinated is 50.4%. The 5 countries with the largest recent 24-hour increase in the number of fully vaccinated people: Russia up 5%. Suriname 4%. And Malaysia, Trinidad & Tobago, and Argentina 3%. Globally, cases were up 8% and deaths were up 5% over 14 days, with the 7-day average trending up since June 21. There are once again over 17 million active cases around the world, at 17,160,916. The five countries with the most new cases: Iran 36,736. India 33,221. The United States 30,883. The U.K. 26,750. And Mexico 23,642. There have now been at least 4,361,399 deaths reported as Covid-related worldwide. For the latest updates, subscribe for free to Coronavirus 411 on your podcast app or ask your smart speaker to play the Coronavirus 411 podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mannen die zich vrouw ‘voelen' kunnen zich binnenkort als vrouw laten registreren. Dat is een ontkenning van de biologische wetenschap, maar de Tweede Kamer steunt die wetswijziging. “Vinden die partijen dan ook dat de aarde plat is?”, vraagt Wierd Duk zich af. Lesbische vrouwen komen in opstand tegen deze ‘genderterreur', maar zij worden door genderactivisten als ‘transfoob' weggezet. Duk legt uit wat het gevaar is van deze ontwikkeling. Verder in de podcast: waarom is Desi Bouterse nog altijd zo populair onder Surinamers? Waarom worden homoseksuelen zo vaak afgebeeld in een seksuele rol en wat vinden zij daar zelf eigenlijk van? En in de woke week: een ‘racistische' steen werd in de VS verwijderd.

De derdejaarsstudenten radio van het RITCS in Brussel legden hun oor te luisteren bij enkele markante Nederlanders die in België wonen. Dat leverde een reeks intrigerende portretten op. Zoals dat van Kumi die opgroeide in het paradijselijke Suriname, maar toch goede redenen had naar België te komen. Een radiodocumentaire van Bérénice Coussement.

This is Coronavirus 411, the latest COVID-19 info and new hotspots… Just the facts… for August 10th, 2021. As anticipated, members of the U.S. military will be required to get the vaccine starting next month. Memos have been distributed to all troops this is necessary to maintain military readiness. The Defense Secretary said that deadline could be accelerated if the vaccine gets final FDA approval or infection rates keep rising. A couple of good bits of news for Moderna. Its vaccine has been granted a provisional authorization in Australia to adults who are at least 18 years old. And in Switzerland, Moderna has been approved for 12- to 17-year-olds. The CDC added seven destinations to their highest risk category for travel, meaning travel to these places should be avoided. Joining the club are Aruba, Eswatini, France, French Polynesia, Iceland, Israel, and Thailand. The CDC continues to recommend against all international travel unless you are fully vaccinated. Meanwhile Canada lifted its prohibition on Americans crossing the border to shop, vacation or visit. The US is however keeping those restrictions in place for Canadians. Healthcare workers may soon have a big decision to make as nearly 1,500 hospitals, about a fourth of all hospitals in the U.S., require all staffers be vaccinated. More are being added every day. At least seven states have laws against vaccine mandates. Some of those exempt health care facilities, but some prohibit employers, including hospitals, from discrimination based on vaccination status, nor do workers have to tell employers their vaccination status. A few judges in Ohio have either ordered defendants to get a vaccine or reduced sentences if the defendant got a vaccine. In the most recent case last week, a judge ordered a 21-year-old who pleaded guilty to possession of a fentanyl-related compound to get a vaccine within two months as one of several conditions to get two years' probation. The defendant's attorney did not challenge the order. In the United States cases were up 112%, deaths are up 92%, and hospitalizations are up 90% over 14 days. The 7-day average of new cases has been trending up since July 5. There are 6,223,361 active cases in the United States. Keeping in mind several states stopped reporting daily case numbers, the five states with the most new cases: Florida 28,317. California 9,976. Texas 6,158. Louisiana 5,515. And North Carolina 3,863. The top 10 counties with the highest number of recent cases per capita according to The New York Times: Dimmit, TX. Neshoba, MS. Gulf, FL. Columbia, FL. Chambers, TX. Lafourche, LA. Terrebonne, LA. Iberia, LA. Jackson, FL. And St. James, LA. There have been at least 617,307 deaths in U.S. recorded as Covid-related. The top 3 vaccinating states by percentage of population that's been fully vaccinated: Vermont at 67.9%, Massachusetts at 64.4%, and Maine at 64.2%. The bottom 3 vaccinating states are Alabama at 34.8%, Mississippi at 35.2%, and Wyoming at 37%. The percentage of the U.S. that's been fully vaccinated is 50.1%. The 5 countries with the largest recent 24-hour increase in the number of fully vaccinated people: Vietnam up 7%. Nepal 6%. Kyrgyzstan 5%. Suriname 4%. And Cambodia, Sri Lanka, and Malaysia 3%. Globally, cases were up 17% and deaths were down 4% over 14 days, with the 7-day average trending up since June 21. There are 16,497,595 active cases around the world. The five countries with the most new cases: The United States 102,375. Iran 40,808. India 27,429. The U.K. 25,161. And Turkey 23,731. There have now been at least 4,301,576 deaths reported as Covid-related worldwide. For the latest updates, subscribe for free to Coronavirus 411 on your podcast app or ask your smart speaker to... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In de dagelijkse podcast van FC Afkicken bespreken Bruce en Wouter op vrijdag 6 augustus onder meer de breuk van Lionel Messi en Barcelona, het Europese succes van Feyenoord en de domper voor Vitesse, het statement van de spelers van Suriname en het voetbalweekend met de start van de KKD en de Johan Cruijff Schaal!Een onverwacht en abrupt einde aan het huwelijk van Messi en Barcelona (0:54 - 11:38)Guus Til effect in Luzern (11:39 - 18:31)Vitesse 'lekker Nederlands' tegen Dundalk (18:32 - 25:13)Keihard statement Surinaamse spelers (25:14 - 29:42)Het voetbalweekend met de start van de KKD en de Johan Cruijff Schaal! (29:43 - 36:20)In de podcast verwijzen Bruce en Wouter naar:Het statement van SurinameDe Cor Potcast met Daley Blind op YouTube, Spotify en Apple Podcast.Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Toen vakbondsleider, journalist en activist Louis Doedel eind jaren zeventig werd gevonden in de toenmalige psychiatrische inrichting Wolffenbuttel in Suriname, was hij 'een plant geworden'. Doedel had 43 jaar opgesloten gezeten en vrijwel iedereen dacht dat hij dood was. Correspondent Nina Jurna is een achternicht van Louis Doedel. In deze driedelige zomerserie gaat ze op zoek naar het echte verhaal over haar oudoom. Was zijn opsluiting wel terecht? Was hij wel geestesziek toen hij werd opgenomen? En wat was de rol van Nederland bij zijn opsluiting?Presentatie: Nina JurnaProductie: Henk Ruigrok van der Werven en Felicia AlberdingMontage: Bas van WinHet lied over Louis Doedel is geschreven en gecomponeerd door Jerry ThemenMet dank aan: Iddo Havinga, Hans Buddingh', Ellen Brautigam, Wubby Luyendijk en Jan Meeus. Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In de dagelijkse podcast van FC Afkicken bespreken Neal en Jaron op dinsdag 3 augustus onder meer PSV - Midtjylland, de transfersoap rond Kane en het onverwachtse ontslag van Dean Gorré bij SurinameHet Olympische toernooi (1:40 - 4:46)PSV - Mydtjylland en Inter heeft geld nodig voor Dumfries (4:46 - 13:31)Transfersoap rond Harry Kane (14:54 - 18:30)Handelshuis Genk tegen Shakhtar (18:30 - 26:39)Dean Gorré onverwachts ontslagen bij Suriname (26:39 - 33:10)Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Toen vakbondsleider, journalist en activist Louis Doedel eind jaren zeventig werd gevonden in de toenmalige psychiatrische inrichting Wolffenbuttel in Suriname, was hij 'een plant geworden'. Doedel had 43 jaar opgesloten gezeten en vrijwel iedereen dacht dat hij dood was. Correspondent Nina Jurna is een achternicht van Louis Doedel. In deze driedelige zomerserie gaat ze op zoek naar het echte verhaal over haar oudoom. Was zijn opsluiting wel terecht? Was hij wel geestesziek toen hij werd opgenomen? En wat was de rol van Nederland bij zijn opsluiting?Presentatie: Nina JurnaProductie: Henk Ruigrok van der Werven en Felicia AlberdingMontage: Bas van WinHet lied over Louis Doedel is geschreven en gecomponeerd door Jerry ThemenZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Toen vakbondsleider, journalist en activist Louis Doedel eind jaren zeventig werd gevonden in de toenmalige psychiatrische inrichting Wolffenbuttel in Suriname, was hij 'een plant geworden'. Doedel had 43 jaar opgesloten gezeten en vrijwel iedereen dacht dat hij dood was. Correspondent Nina Jurna is een achternicht van Louis Doedel. In deze driedelige zomerserie gaat ze op zoek naar het echte verhaal over haar oudoom. Was zijn opsluiting wel terecht? Was hij wel geestesziek toen hij werd opgenomen? En wat was de rol van Nederland bij zijn opsluiting?Presentatie: Nina JurnaProductie: Henk Ruigrok van der Werven en Felicia AlberdingMontage: Bas van WinHet lied over Louis Doedel is geschreven en gecomponeerd door Jerry ThemenZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This is not our grandparents' world, with clear First, Second, and Third World nations. Accelerating worldwide social, cultural, and political changes call for reflection and alteration of our missionary strategies.

How are we Christian medics different from non-Christian humanitarians? How do you answer a patient who asks, "Why didn't God answer my prayer for healing? Did the devil win?" Does our role as medics conflict with God's highest plan for healing, such as the Miraculous? In this session we will search the Scriptures and consider natural revelation to answer these questions. We will show that God has an active, deliberate role in "natural" healing, "medicinal" healing, and "miraculous" healing, and that our role in this spectrum as Christian medics is vital and profound. We will expose the falsehood of the "medical prosperity gospel" and show that God is actively working in our spiritual lives in the "artistic medium" of illness and healing.

Drawing on her 17-year tenure as an award-winning journalist with publications such as "USA Today," "The Philadelphia Inquirer," "San Francisco Chronicle," and "The Virginian-Pilot," among many others, her greatest passion is working with executives, attorneys, consultants, coaches, and business owners to craft their story into a book they can be proud of.She also considered herself a digital nomad and recorded her episode from the country of Suriname in South America. We talk about her adventures in travel. We talk about her career's beginning in journalism and the state of journalism today. We talk about bias in media and how people today can write something and publish it as journalism on social media, but it wasn't vetted or fact-checked by anyone. Stephanie shares tips and tricks for successful authors on how to get the word out after the book is written. One tip: stay away from print on demand!We also discuss our shared pet peeve of people calling themselves coaches who can help you grow your business to six figures who have never had a six-figure business or have only achieved a six-figure business by coaching people on how to have a six-figure business. Since the pandemic, there has been a large influx in coaches, and we discuss the lack of regulation, accreditation, or certifications for business coaches.Stephanie helps people write about what they are passionate about and speak difficult truths. One truth she has been sharing more often lately is being open about speaking out against racism. She experienced white privilege for the first time in a foreign country. Although she is not white, she was assumed to be white and treated differently than her travel companions because of her American passport. If you're interested in finding out about this stuff, you can find her on Instagram. You can check out my free book, three things you must know before writing your book, on her website. Get their attention now.  She is all over Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and she is active clubhouse.

This week we pick up with the presentation from Professor Jaipaul Roopnarine on Parenting And Behavioural Health In Caribbean Children. Professor Roopnarine is Professor of Human Development and Family Science, University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago. Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode:  Learn more about what has been happening globally with children's mental/behavioral health since the onset of the Covid-19 Pandemic.  Learn about Parental practices in the Caribbean and its effects as well as learn about how home environments affect children.  Learn about positive parenting and how it can benefit children's development and mental and developmental health.    Episode Highlights  Children have been mentally affected by the Pandemic  Children just like adults have been victims of the Covid-19 Pandemic and have been facing mental and behavioural issues such as Frustration, Boredom, separation fears ,clingy behaviour, Anxiety and Depression among other things. However, they  have been demonstrating resilience and use activities such  fantasy play and artistic expression to cope with the lock downs that have come as a result of the Pandemic.Things that contribute to this resilience include demonstration of attitudes of gratitude,forming trusting relationship with adults and expressions of hope and love for reassurance.   Parenting Practices and Environment affects children's behaviour.  In the Caribbean there are several different parenting styles, parental practices and environments and each of these are risk factors for childrents mental and behavioral development.Parents basic goals are for children to develop a sense of agency and communion to help them develop and cope in society however, in Caribbean society children combat issues such as crime and violence, harsh parenting, neglectful parenting, separation usually due to migration, parental instability, poverty, suicide,substance abuse , natual disasters  and more recently the pandemic.    While research shows that many caribbean children's self assessment of happiness is high there are also concerns that are alarming as some children fear abuse whether physically or sexually and a percentage of them have already experienced both forms of abuse as well as psychological aggression from those around them.    Research shows that there are two groups of parents in the Caribbean and Suriname. They can be understood as high in warmth and low in harshness which usually produces optimal behavioural development in children while the other is high in warmth and high is harshness which usually places children in a place for behavioural and academic difficulties.    Caribbean parents use 4 main parenting styles: Authoritative Democratic, Autocratic, Permissive and Neglectful/uninvolved. Research in the Caribbean revealed that over ⅓ of parents use the Authoritative democrartic style, 20% use an Authoritarian style  with a smaller percentage proving to be permissive. However the neglectful category had an alarming rate of about 30% across the different countries. These different parenting styles produce different behavioural patterns in children that can range from healthy to unhealthy in terms of internal and external behaviours.  While discipline is very important to children's  behavioural development as it helps to instill their understanding of right and wrong the act of discipling ones child in the Caribbean can  sometimes be harsh and Professor Roopnarine explored ways in which this happens in the Caribbean region versus other nations as well as its effects  both in the homes in wider society and suitable alternatives.    Professor Roopnarine  also highlighted the high exposure to violence and crime that Jamaican children face and how Intimate Partner violence has increased during the period of the pandemic and has also been severely affecting children.

We discussed Euro final, Copa final, previewed Reggaeboz vs Suriname and much more. Stay safe, fam. 

Midweek MLS breakdown and Gold Cup preview w/ Herculez Gomez and Jon Arnold! What more could you want? First up, Andrew, David and Charlie dig into Week 12. Can the Sounders run the table without a loss? More importantly, how are they doing this with three Best XI players out? Plus, the interim bump is real for Toronto, Bruce Arena sounds off and the Fire might just be turning a corner. Then it's time to talk Gold Cup, specifically whether it even matters if the USMNT win the tournament. We say no, then lay out a checklist for Gregg Berhalter, talk Canada and their goals and Herc explains why all the pressure is on El Tri. Arnold gives his stories to watch (Suriname, Haiti and Central America), too!

We’ve seen the church thrive around the world through missionary efforts. How do we leverage the impact of the global church to the nations where there is no church sharing all the things God has uniquely given us?

De stillevens en interieurs in gouacheverf en pastelkrijt van Erik Mattijssen barsten van de kleuren. Mattijssen werkte op verschillende plekken over de wereld, zo woonde hij enige tijd in Ierland, Spanje, Suriname en India. Op dit moment is zijn werk te zien in de Kunsthal in Rotterdam met de tentoonstelling ‘Zilte haring, rode kroot' en in Alkmaar met de expositie #Tiergarten beelden op het Bolwerk. Onlangs is hij genomineerd voor de NN Art Award 2021.

Op 1 juli 1863 schafte Nederland officieel de slavernij af. Het systeem veranderde, maar in Suriname bleef dezelfde onderdrukker aan de macht. Het verhaal van een van mijn voorouders laat daarentegen ook zien hoe de grenzen van vrijheid in die tijd opgerekt konden worden. Ik denk aan hem, als ik denk aan wat we vieren tijdens Keti Koti. Lees hier het artikel: https://decorrespondent.nl/12521/wat-het-verhaal-van-mijn-voorouders-me-vertelt-over-keti-koti-en-de-grenzen-van-vrijheid/28568337561060-aad32fdc ***Nieuw: de Correspondent-luisterapp! Vanaf nu kun je voor de beste en meest privacyvriendelijke luisterervaring terecht in de Correspondent-app. Ontdek 500+ shows en verhalen en ga in gesprek met je favoriete correspondenten. Download de app snel in de app-store! Geen lid? Maak ook onafhankelijke journalistiek mogelijk en krijg toegang tot de app: corr.es/wordlid. *** Productie : Julius van Ijperen, Kerem Özilhan en Jacco Prantl Voor vragen, opmerkingen of suggesties mail naar post@decorrespondent.nl

Special over Keti Koti in Utrecht, met Natalja Macnack en Leroy Lucas Deze week staat Radio Savannah in het teken van Keti Koti. Jaarlijks staan we op 30 juni stil bij het slavernijverleden in Suriname en op de Nederlandse Antillen, en op 1 juli (Dag van de Vrijheden) wordt de afschaffing van de slavernij gevierd. In deze aflevering vertellen Natalja Macnack en Leroy Lucas over de geschiedenis en de toekomst van Keti Koti in Utrecht. Introducing our superspecial guests Natalja Macnack is actief bij Tori Oso Utrecht. Tori Oso is een Utrechtse stichting die zich sinds 2000 in samenwerking met verschillende partners inzet voor "Suriname-en-meer". Meer informatie over Tori Oso Utrecht vind je op de website en de Facebookpagina.Leroy Lucas is voorzitter van het Keti Koti comité in Utrecht. Meer informatie vind je op de Facebookpagina. Daarnaast houdt hij zich vanuit de organisatie 030% bezig met bi-culturele zaken in Utrecht. Meer informatie op deze Facebookpagina.  Keti Koti 2021 Dit jaar wordt Keti Koti in Utrecht online georganiseerd. Het programma ziet er als volgt uit:Om 15h15 begint de boekpresentatie van "Slavernij en de stad Utrecht" vanuit de Bibliotheek op het Neude. Klik hier voor de livestream.Om 16h45 begint de online herdenking vanuit het Centraal Museum. Klik hier voor de livestream.Om 19h00 vindt een inhoudelijk cultureel avondprogramma rondom Keti Koti vanuit de bibliotheek op het Neude. Klik hier voor de livestream. Alle informatie over het programma en de links naar de livestreams vind je hier op de website van Tori Oso Utrecht. Meer lezen over Keti Koti? In onze webshop vind je een speciale Keti Koti leeslijst, met allerlei mooie boekentips.  Na de boekpresentatie op 30 juni kun je ook het boek Slavernij en de stad Utrecht bij ons bestellen. Net als andere bekende Hollandse bestuurs- en handelscentra was ook de stad Utrecht nauw betrokken bij de slavenhandel en slavernij. Maar hoe zag die verwikkeling - in de schaduw van steden als Amsterdam en Rotterdam - er eigenlijk uit? Hoe profiteerde Utrecht van de slavenhandel en de producten die uit slavenarbeid voortkwamen? Welke invloed had de bovenlaag van stedelijke bestuurders en investeerders op de levens van de vele tot slaaf gemaakten in Oost en West? En hoe zat het met de kerk? Waarom werd Utrecht een centrum van abolitionisme? Welke sporen van het koloniale verleden draagt de stad nu nog? En hoe gaan Utrechters vandaag de dag met de geschiedenis van slavernij om? In korte essays laten de schrijvers van Slavernij en de stad Utrecht vanuit steeds een ander perspectief hun licht schijnen op de Utrechtse betrokkenheid bij het mondiale slavernijverleden. Bestel het boek hier in onze webshop.

Neste episódio, entrevistamos a jornalista Naira Hofmeister e o biólogo Pedro Papini trazendo a denúncia do recente retorno massivo do garimpo ilegal em Roraima, onde uma área maior do que a Bélgica está em disputa dentro do Território Indígena Yanomami, pondo em risco a vida e os direitos das populações locais e devastando o meio ambiente. As informações são oriundas do projeto Amazônia Minada, promovido pela rede InfoAmazonia de organizações e jornalistas de nove países amazônicos – Brasil, Colômbia, Bolívia, Venezuela, Guiana, Suriname, Guiana Francesa, Peru e Equador (https://infoamazonia.org/) - e da Hutukara Associação Yanomami, que monitoram as ameaças às populações e ao ambiente da maior floresta tropical contínua do mundo. Pela equipe do FrontdaCiência, estão Jorge Quillfeldt (IB-UFRGS) e Marco Idiart (IF-UFRGS). Produção e edição: Jorge Quillfeldt Créditos da Imagem: Christian Braga, Greenpeace (fonte: El Pais)

In this episode of #SocialConfoes, we have a chat with Jade Tjon. She is the representative for Suriname on the Executive Board of the Inter-American Development Bank Group and serves as the focal point between the Government of Suriname and the Bank, and is dedicated to bringing attention to the needs and opportunities of small and island states. We talked a little about Suriname, about her role as IDB representative, about her traveling experiences and how to leverage opportunities. At the end she also shared for the first time her brand that she is launching in July 2021 called Foreign Exchange, as an effort to raise awareness and action around the Sustainable Development Goals. Connect with Jade on Linkedin and also check out Foreign Exchange by Jade. Episode Overview 0:00 - Introduction2:17 - Transforming the workspace10:27 - Projects and IDB investments12:39 - Where does the IDB get funding from?25:32 - Experiences and perspectives gained from traveling33:37 - Lessons from dancing ballet35:55 - Discrimination as a women in the workplace39:29 - Getting the job at the IDB43:04 - Key factors for success51:57 - Investing in yourself and the value of a coach54:43 - Announcing Foreign Exchange by Jade58:10 - Superpowers1:01:26 - Closing off The Hosts Diego AmeeraliJean-Luc van Charante Feel free to join our Discord Server.

Dit wordt het nieuws: Veel aandacht voor de zaak Tanja Groen. Peter R. de Vries komt in een persconferentie met een update hierover. Verder staat in Hongkong de eerste persoon voor de rechter die wordt aangeklaagd middels de vorig jaar aangenomen veiligheidswet. Verder stuurt Nederland weer een lading vaccins naar Suriname in de strijd tegen het coronavirus.Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

We have all witnessed how quickly the world has shifted and put our lives on pause. Short-term and long term sending has been halted in almost every major region of the world. In that, we have people God is calling to take the gospel to those places who are forced to wait. In this waiting, how do we walk alongside and guide our participants, donors, and teams through this unexpected season? Today we are going to walk through how to keep people engaged when we are not sending and some practical tips to help you care for and guide your team, participants, and donors in to missional living in the absence of sending. Resources Links: https://www.unitedstateszipcodes.org https://calendly.com/drewmiller/consult https://www.servicereef.com https://www.missionsmadesimple.com

In a world characterized by pandemic, poverty, war, and terrorism how do we assess risk and serve with confidence? Expand on the theology of God’s gracious and guiding divine intervention for those called to faithful service in a fallen world.

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out for another packed show and this time it's full of chat of an international flavour. We're talking World Cup qualifiers and the Euros this episode and we kick things off with a look at Canada's win over Suriname and their upcoming two-legged tie with Haiti, as a place in the CONCACAF octagon beckons in the Quest for Qatar. We hear the thoughts of Canada's head coach John Herdman and he opens up to us about the pressure and mental health strains the pandemic and the weight of expectations have brought on him. Plus we chat to Vancouver Whitecap's Canadian keeper Max Crepeau about having to watch these games away from the squad due to the birth of his first child. The bulk of this episode though is dedicated to Euro 2020. We preview the tournament, make our picks for who will do well, who will disappoint, and who might surprise, and the all-important AFTN pool picks are sorted out. Plus we bring you another Scotland song for the tournament, this time by Pete Smith. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 02.05: Canada World Cup qualifying chat with audio from John Herdman and Max Crepeau 37.02: Euro 2020 Preview 92.48: Wavelength - Pete Smith - Allez 97.38: Euro 2020 pool picks

Dit wordt het nieuws: Hoe ziet de Nederlandse hulp eruit in Suriname? Verder bespreken we de eindexamens, leerlingen krijgen hun resultaat te horen en de Amerikaanse president Joe Biden ontmoet de Britse premier Boris Johnson.Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

The #USMNT is champions of the #CONCACAF Nations League with a HUGE 3-2 Extra Time victory over #Mexico Mike recaps all of the games in the tournament and gives his recap and thoughts on the #USMNT win he called! We also discuss #CANMNT and the big world cup qualifier against #Suriname coming up tomorrow night! Only one game coming up this week in MLS but Mike also discusses European coaches in this episode with the challenge from our sponsor! Make sure to listen and enter the challenge for some free Chicago Fire tickets! Make sure to like and Subscribe! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mike-guglielmi0/support

The Crew put their Nostradamus hats on and talk Euro 2020 in a Back To The Future episode including the Beach Boys!  Aruba and Suriname are foes for Canada...Sharms expects more.Dichio is AWOL.   

Two stories from Greek/Roman mythology this week with the (not remotely) love story of Apollo and Daphne as well as the tale of Pyramus and Thisbe, where we'll see that a wall can bring people together as well as keep them apart. The creature is the Bakru, from Suriname, a mythological creature in the form of a child that stopped on the way to becoming a real boy and you can also hire him to burn down someone's house on Fiverr. -- Sponsors: Warby Parker: Try five pairs of glasses at home for free at http://warbyparker.com/myths Pretty Litter: Pretty Litter: Get 20% off by going to http://prettylitter.com and using the promo code "myths" KiwiCo: Get 30% off your first month plus free shipping on any crate line with code MYTHS at http://kiwico.com Literati: Reimagine what a book club can be. Redeem your free trial at http://literati.com/legends -- Links: Disclaimer: https://myths.link/227 Twitter: https://myths.link/twitter Store: https://myths.link/store Membership: https://www.mythpodcast.com/membership Public domain "Metamorphoses": https://myths.link/metamorphoses Not-public-domain "Metamorphoses": https://myths.link/ovid -- Music: "Sunset Stroll in the Wood" by Podington Bear "Douglas Fir" by Chad Crouch "The Speed of Life" by Podington Bear "Helado" by Blue Dot Sessions "OneEightFour" by Blue Dot Sessions "Kallaloe" by Blue Dot Sessions See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Titel Tori: 1771: Het verhaal van Jan (Heksen en Helden: Verhalen uit de geschiedenis van de lage landen. Samenstelling: Ton van Reen) Schrijver Tori: Cynthia McLeod Uitgeverij: In beheer van Cynthia McLeod Verhalen verteller: Cynthia McLeod Leeftijd: Vanaf 7 jaar Over: Een verhaal uit de slaventijd. Ontmoeting van een jonge militair, die jacht maakt op marrons met de marrons zelf in 't oerwoud van Suriname. Productie: Arki Wan Tori E-mail: info@arkiwantori.sr

Join Murray and Tamika for today's Flashcast as they take us on a journey to the South American country of Suriname. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Reporting in jungles isn't for the faint of heart. Rhett Butler, founder and editor-in-chief of environmental news website Mongabay, talks about getting stranded in a dangerous situation in Suriname, the many jungle diseases he has gotten, and some tips for getting phone signal in the rainforest. He also tells us the origins of Mongabay go back to books he started writing as a teenager and ended with an empire of sites in a dozen different languages. Countries featured: Madagascar, Indonesia, Brazil, Suriname, Ecuador, USA Publications featured: Mongabay Rhett discusses his fascination with animals and tropical rainforests as a kid (5:32), writing books on tropical fish and rainforests as a teenage (8:32), quitting his day job to launch the Mongabay news service (16:12), running a news website and trying to find phone signal in the forest (22:00), launching Mongabay's Indonesian version as the site turned into a non-profit (25:11), trends in environmental news (37:45), a reporting trip in China that ran afoul of authorities (46:55), his story on Madagascar rosewood deforestation that led the president to call him a bastard (50:03) and the lightning round (57:22)   Here are links to some of the things we talked about: Mongabay home page - https://www.mongabay.com Donate to Mongabay - https://mongabay.org/donate/ Global Forest Watch - https://bit.ly/3hSePnR Rhett's story on Madagascar rosewood - https://bit.ly/3v9p3Ed Grist - https://bit.ly/3wvmM6K Behind the Bastards podcast - https://apple.co/3fIRQc2 Bellingcat investigative journalism - https://bit.ly/3viBopy The Killing Fields movie on IMDb - https://imdb.to/2OjcC4t   Follow us on Twitter @foreignpod or on Facebook at facebook.com/foreignpod Music: LoveChances (makaihbeats.net) by Makaih Beats From: freemusicarchive.org CC BY NC

In this episode of Flourish in the Foreign, Dana chats about how her studies took her to Amsterdam & Suriname, how she launched a business abroad and is now calling Brixton home. Listen as she shares how her life changed once she started "thinking about the whole world as an option" for her.    Episode Credits: Christine Job-Creator & Host Zachary Higgs-Theme Music   Like this episode? Love the podcast? Buy me a coffee SUPPORT THE PODCAST Become a Patreon Supporter Tip the podcast via CashApp Flourish in the Foreign Amazon Wishlist  

Met vandaag: Suriname verder in lockdown | Onderzoek naar matchfixing | Plantjes aan de Afsluitdijk| Nederlanders op vakantie. Presentatie: Mieke van der Weij.

Jon Arnold joins the show to discuss all-things Concacaf. How did Curacao land Guus Hiddink, who will be the next (relatively) unheralded national team to make a run at the Gold Cup, the role that the FIFA scandals has played in the instability at numerous national federations, and much much more! Plus, a group-by-group look at the first round of Concacaf World Cup qualifying. Who will make it to the next round, who won't, and why you shouldn't bet on any of this! You can (and should) subscribe to Jon's substack for free right here: https://getconcacafed.substack.com Sponsors! SoFi! For facts, analysis, and updates related to markets and financial awareness, listen to the SoFi Daily podcast every weekday. PolicyGenius! Head on over to PolicyGenius.com and in only minutes you can work out how much coverage you need, and compare quotes to find your best price. Freshly! Go to Freshly.com/TSS to get $40 off your first two orders. The meals are so easy AND so good! Vuori! Get yourself some of the most comfortable and versatile clothing on the planet at vuoriclothing.com/TSS You'll get 20% off your first purchase, plus free shipping on any U.S. orders over $75 and free returns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices