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Emly Forstner interviews Superintendent Dr. Trani on Inside the District
Les auditeurs de Nova et France Inter le connaissent déjà, grâce à ses chroniques hilarantes dans lesquelles il se cache derrière les personnages de Romain de Bontaga, maire de Mouroux ; Jib', petit prince de la tech ; Claude Bourbier, imprésario de stars ; ou tout simplement le Beauf, quand il ne raconte pas des histoires sordides. Mais Benjamin Tranié est également acteur et, après des petits rôles dans "OSS 117 - Alerte rouge en Afrique noire", "Veuillez nous excuser pour la gêne occasionnée" ou "Nous, les Leroy", il s'est illustré dans "En tongs aux pieds de l'Himalaya" et est à l'affiche de "L'Amour c'est surcoté", en salles depuis le 23 avril.A notre micro, il revient sur son personnage dans cette comédie romantique moderne où il donne la réplique à Hakim Jemili et Laura Felpin, mais également sur son approche de l'humour, son goût pour les personnages, ses modèles et ses ambitions au cinéma.Crédits :Journaliste : Maximilien PierretteMontage : Amélie Segura-Delelée Hébergé par Audion. Visitez https://www.audion.fm/fr/privacy-policy pour plus d'informations.
On a eu l'occasion de recevoir Benjamin Tranié qui nous raconte quelques unes de ses anecdotes folles qu'il a pu vivre au cours de sa carrière !Allez voir le film "L'amour c'est surcoté" au ciné !Note et commente le podcast voyons.
BARI (ITALPRESS) - Il Giudice per le Indagini Preliminari del Tribunale di Trani su richiesta della Procura della Repubblica di Trani ha emesso un decreto di sequestro preventivo, di denaro e beni per un valore di oltre 5 milioni, la cui esecuzione è stata delegata ai finanzieri del Nucleo di Polizia Economico-Finanziaria di Bari, unitamente a militari dei Comandi Provinciali di Barletta-Andria-Trani e Foggia. Le persone destinatarie del provvedimento cautelare sono indagate (accertamento compiuto nella fase delle indagini preliminari che necessita della successiva verifica processuale nel contraddittorio con la difesa), in concorso tra loro, per l'ipotesi delittuosa di truffa aggravata per il conseguimento di erogazioni pubbliche.mgg/mca3
BARI (ITALPRESS) - Il Giudice per le Indagini Preliminari del Tribunale di Trani su richiesta della Procura della Repubblica di Trani ha emesso un decreto di sequestro preventivo, di denaro e beni per un valore di oltre 5 milioni, la cui esecuzione è stata delegata ai finanzieri del Nucleo di Polizia Economico-Finanziaria di Bari, unitamente a militari dei Comandi Provinciali di Barletta-Andria-Trani e Foggia. Le persone destinatarie del provvedimento cautelare sono indagate (accertamento compiuto nella fase delle indagini preliminari che necessita della successiva verifica processuale nel contraddittorio con la difesa), in concorso tra loro, per l'ipotesi delittuosa di truffa aggravata per il conseguimento di erogazioni pubbliche.mgg/mca3
En este programa el maestro Figueroa nos comparte en exclusiva parte de los Viajes Iniciáticos que llevará a cabo para La Diez Capital Radio, en pequeños grupos de 10 personas, a lugares de gran poder y fuerza espiritual, portales a otras realidades. Primer Viaje Iniciático a Italia, del 14 a 22 de Abril: -Turín, donde se encuentra la 'Sábana Santa', la 'Gruta de la Sacra di San Michele' o la iglesia templaria de Trani, a orillas del mar en Italia. Segundo Viaje Iniciático a Portugal, del 4 a 8 de Junio: -Fátima, seguido de Tomar, un enclave templario de gran relevancia a nivel energético y espiritual. Todos los viajes iniciáticos realizados por José Figueroa García, siempre van de la mano de médiums de categoría internacional como Sanna Seesvalo (Finlandia) o Elizabetta Marcio (Italia). ¡Escucha este episodio y maravíllate con estos lugares! Si sientes el llamado a acudir al viaje de Portugal -para el de Italia ya no quedan plazas- o a alguno de nuestros próximos viajes, contacta con nosotros a través del +34 689 38 32 32 (José Figueroa) o al email jf_jfg@yahoo.es, y únete a nuestros muy reducidos grupos (máximo 10 participantes por viaje) para una experiencia transformadora y renovadora sin parangón.
Bienvenidos a La Diez Capital Radio! Están a punto de comenzar un nuevo episodio de nuestro Programa de Actualidad, donde la información, la formación y el entretenimiento se encuentran para ofrecerles lo mejor de las noticias y temas relevantes. Este programa, dirigido y presentado por Miguel Ángel González Suárez, es su ventana directa a los acontecimientos más importantes, así como a las historias que capturan la esencia de nuestro tiempo. A través de un enfoque dinámico y cercano, Miguel Ángel conecta con ustedes para proporcionar una experiencia informativa y envolvente. Desde análisis profundos hasta entrevistas exclusivas, cada emisión está diseñada para mantenerles al tanto, ofrecerles nuevos conocimientos y, por supuesto, entretenerles. Para más detalles sobre el programa, visiten nuestra web en www.ladiez.es. - Informativo de primera hora de la mañana, en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital Radio. Hoy hace 2 años: El Supremo avala que los trabajadores tengan que fichar en las pausas para fumar o tomar un café. Y hoy hace 2 años: Santiago Pérez recurrirá el archivo “incomprensible” del caso Reparos. Hoy se cumplen 1.108 días del cruel ataque e invasión de Rusia a Ucrania. Hoy se cumplen 3 años y 14 días. Hoy es lunes 10 de marzo de 2025. Día Internacional de las Juezas. En abril del año 2021 la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas proclamó el día 10 de marzo como Día Internacional de las Juezas, para rendir un merecido homenaje a aquellas mujeres que desempeñan el cargo de jueces en los sistemas judiciales de todo el mundo. Con ello se pretende reafirmar la igualdad de género y el empoderamiento de las mujeres en las funciones judiciales. Esta resolución se elaboró y aprobó con base en la petición realizada por la Asociación Internacional de Mujeres Juezas (IAWJ), con motivo de la reunión de la Red Mundial de Integridad Judicial realizada en Catar. 1729.- Comienza la edificación de la Plaza Mayor de Salamanca, la mayor de España. 1764.- El Gobierno inglés vota el impuesto sobre sus colonias de América del Norte, que será el germen, once años después, del movimiento de independencia en Estados Unidos. 1919.- Se inaugura el servicio radiotelegráfico entre Gran Bretaña y España. 1945.- Segunda Guerra Mundial: Trescientos aviones estadounidenses bombardean Tokio durante seis horas. 1977.- Astrónomos descubren anillos alrededor del planeta Urano. 1987.- El Vaticano condena la fertilización artificial humana porque toda forma de reproducción debe ser resultado del amor conyugal. 1989: En España se forma el grupo empresarial entonces llamado Gestevision Telecinco (actualmente Mediaset España). 1991: las tropas estadounidenses abandonan el Golfo Pérsico al finalizar la Guerra del Golfo. Años más tarde, 10 de marzo de 2012, Coca-Cola y Pepsi modificaron ligeramente sus fórmulas para evitar tener que colocar una etiqueta de advertencia de cáncer en las botellas de sus productos. Las compañías cambiaron la forma en que lograban el color caramelo en las bebidas agregando menos 4-MEI, el carcinógeno en cuestión. Las fórmulas ya se habían cambiado en el estado estadounidense de California y desde entonces se cambió para el resto de los estados de Estados Unidos. santos Cayo, Víctor, Alejandro, Macario, obispo, mártires Pablo y Anecto. Ursula von der Leyen cumple 100 días en el cargo como presidenta de la Comisión Europea. Trump aviva su crítica contra Rusia y afirma que no envía ayuda a Ucrania para acelerar las negociaciones. Las elecciones en Groenlandia en el punto de mira tras las insinuaciones de Trump. Termina la era Justin Trudeau en Canadá tras nueve años marcados por las reformas progresistas. Sánchez cree que España debe defender a Europa para que dependa "menos de otros" Feijóo lamenta que Sánchez dé al PP "el mismo trato" que a otros partidos para hablar de defensa en Moncloa. Una delegación del Parlamento Europeo viajará a Canarias en mayo para examinar la crisis migratoria. El presidente de la Comisión LIBE se compromete a ejercer de "guardián" y defensor las regiones en la aplicación por parte de Bruselas del Plan Europeo de Migración y Asilo El Gobierno canario reclama a la UE una mayor implicación en la ruta atlántica "desde las dos orillas", en especial para dar una respuesta efectiva a los menores y recuperar la misión del Sahel. Clavijo y Montero retoman este lunes las negociaciones sobre la acogida de menores migrantes. Este encuentro -que estaba previsto para el pasado 12 de febrero, pero se canceló por una enfermedad de la ministra- se produce una semana después de que PSOE y Junts hayan pactado la delegación de competencias en inmigración para Catalunya. Canarias es la única autonomía más improductiva que a comienzos de siglo El Archipiélago se sitúa entre las regiones con la productividad más baja de España, que a su vez está entre los Estados por debajo de la media de la Unión Europea. El precio de la vivienda sigue aumentando en Canarias: solo en el último año se encareció el 10,6%. El registro del Archipiélago es menor que la media nacional en 0,7 puntos porcentuales, pues esta alcanza el 11,3%; Canarias es la comunidad con la séptima menor subida dentro del país, con aumentos en todos sus territorios, y acumula, desde finales de 2015, un encarecimiento del 61%, el sexto más potente entre todas las regiones. Fuerteventura alerta del riesgo que supone para el ecosistema que exploten hidrocarburos a 215 kilómetros de la isla. Dos nuevos cayucos elevan a 452 las personas llegadas a Canarias solo el sábado en siete barcazas. Las dos últimas embarcaciones llegaron a las islas de El Hierro y Gran Canaria y fueron detectadas por la Guardia Civil. Un día como hoy en 1994 nace Bad Bunny, cantante de trap puertorriqueño. - Sección de actualidad con mucho sentido de Humor inteligente en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con el periodista socarrón y palmero, José Juan Pérez Capote, El Nº 1. - Sección de actualidad informativa en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con la comunicadora, Rosi Rivero. - Entrevista en el programa el Remate de La Diez Capital radio al periodista especialista en temas de Israel, Hernán Dobry. Conocemos la situación de la franja de Gaza. -En este programa el maestro Figueroa nos comparte en exclusiva parte de los Viajes Iniciáticos que llevará a cabo para La Diez Capital Radio, en pequeños grupos de 10 personas, a lugares de gran poder y fuerza espiritual, portales a otras realidades. Primer Viaje Iniciático a Italia, del 14 a 22 de Abril: -Turín, donde se encuentra la 'Sábana Santa', la 'Gruta de la Sacra di San Michele' o la iglesia templaria de Trani, a orillas del mar en Italia. Segundo Viaje Iniciático a Portugal, del 4 a 8 de Junio: -Fátima, seguido de Tomar, un enclave templario de gran relevancia a nivel energético y espiritual. Todos los viajes iniciáticos realizados por José Figueroa García, siempre van de la mano de médiums de categoría internacional como Sanna Seesvalo (Finlandia) o Elizabetta Marcio (Italia). ¡Escucha este episodio y maravíllate con estos lugares! Si sientes el llamado a acudir al viaje de Portugal -para el de Italia ya no quedan plazas- o a alguno de nuestros próximos viajes, contacta con nosotros a través del +34 689 38 32 32 (José Figueroa) o al email jf_jfg@yahoo.es, y únete a nuestros muy reducidos grupos (máximo 10 participantes por viaje) para una experiencia transformadora y renovadora sin parangón.
Welcome to our humility series. Today we are going to explore the contrast of arrogance and the proper outlook. We know we should not be arrogant, showy, boastful people who take credit for our accomplishments and feel that we're special. That is Gaava , which should not be confused with something called the Rommemut HaNefesh/an uplifted soul, a feeling of how special I am. I come from good stock. I have Tzelem Elokim, I'm not an animal. I'm a human being. I have a certain royalty to me. That's not a feeling of Ga'ava . What's the difference? Ga'ava is I'm better than somebody else. Like it says of Hashem, Ki Ga'oh Ga'ah /He is arrogant bove the arrogant. His kiseh kavod is above the most arrogant of the wild beasts- the lion, the domesticated cow, the eagle. They're the most arrogant and Hashem is above them all. That's the term of Ga'avah . But there's another term used of Hashem, הַמֶּלֶךְ הַמְּרוֹמָם לְבַדּוֹ מֵאָז. /Hashem is the King that was uplifted alone from way back when. What does that mean? The Maharit, Rav Yosef of Trani and the Bet Aharon explain that this means that even before there was a world, where there was no one compare oneself to, Hashem was Ram . That's what we also have to be. I'm not great if I look at myself, where I come from and what my sources are and see that I'm royal. I'm not comparing myself to you. That's an inherent greatness and that is a prerequisite to having good Middot . Rav Yehezkiel Levenstein says that when a person has that feeling of Rommemut , he doesn't need to start looking down on others. He has an inherent greatness. He doesn't need to become great by pushing others down. The Elder of Kelm says that the force against the Jewish people is Amalek . What did Amalek do? We left Mitzrayim b'Yad Rama/with an outstretched hand, with Rommemut They were like a bubbling bath. They were on the top of the world. But along came Amalek, and like a person that jumps into the bubbling bath, cooled them down, didn't let them feel their Rommemut , or feel how special they were. Amalek wanted to take away the feeling of Beni Bechori Yisrael. That's what Amalek came to do. So how do we fight off Amalek? Says the Elder of Kelm, וכאשר ירים משה ידו, :Moshe Rabbenu lifted up his hands and כשישראל נושאים לבם לאביהם שבשמים, the Jewish people lifted up their hearts. He says this means שהתחזקו ברוממות נפשם they strengthened themselves in the exaltedness of their souls. And they looked and had they honor then V'gavar Yisrael. He adds that later Amalek was Haman, who also tried to break the Jewish people, להכניע רוממות הנפש מישראל, to break that exaltedness. But it didn't work. How did we fight back? לא יכרע ולא ישתחוה, Mordechai would not bend, he would not bow. We have to realize that this is not just about Amalek the person or Haman the person. Bereshit 6, 5 says וְכָל יֵצֶר מַחְשְׁבֹת לִבּוֹ רַק רַע כָּל הַיּוֹם: / The Yetzer of his heart said only bad all day . So simply it means that all day the Yetzer Hara is giving you bad ideas of what to do. The Nefesh HaChaim, in Shaar 3,Perek 8 says this means that the Yetzer Hara's trick is to say all day to you, You are no good. He wants to break you. He wants to make you feel shafal . And once he breaks you, you'll do anything. You need to have Rommemut HaNefesh. But part of his ploy is to make you think that being shafal/ being lowly is how you're supposed to feel. The Imrei Emet says something unbelievable about the words רק רע כל היום The last letter of רק is ק The last letter of רע is an ע . The last letter of כל is ל . The last letter of היום is מ , which spells עמלק Amalek. We all have an Amalek inside of us that wants to tell us all day, " You're no good. " But don't think that's Anava . It's Shiflut . And the Nefesh HaChaim in Shaar א perek ד וזאת תורת האדם כל איש ישראל אל יאמר בלבו ח"ו This is the Torah of the human being, to ant Jewish person, Don't say in your heart, Who am I? What's my strength? What's my power? What can I do? Who am I? " No, you have to realize, he says, and put steadfast in your heart. Every deed, every speech, every thought that you do every second of the day has impact. ומה רבו מעשיו ומאד גדלו ורמו. How great are your deeds! How powerful they are! Rabbi Ades once said, Imagine a man sitting in front of the control tower with all kind of buttons and levers, and that's the place where they hit the button to launch a nuclear attack. Will he sit there and they'll say, " Who am I? What am I? What can I do? " It's not about you, it's about what you connected to, where you're positioned. You're a Jewish person! Your soul came from beneath the Kiseh Hakavod. You're powerful. And this is throughout all our writings. Mesilat Yesharim chapter 19, when talking about praying for the Bet Hamikdash to be built, says, "if a person says, מִי אֲנִי וּמָה אֲנִי סָפוּן שֶׁאֶתְפַּלֵּל עַל יְרוּשָׁלַיִם What am I? What's my value? I'm going to pray for Yerushalayim? My prayers are going to cause the Galut to come and the Yeshua to happen? And he says, Yes. The answer is Man was created alone, because everyone has to say, בִּשְׁבִילִי נִבְרָא הָעוֹלָם" I am the only one to pray for the churban. I am important. I'm the only person in the world. We have to walk around with these feelings of Rommemut HaNefesh . The Sefer Kol Mevaser on Parashat Yitro quotes Rav Bunim of Peshishcha who said, Every Jew has to have two pockets . In one pocket, it should say, " בשבילי נברא העולם / For me the world was created And in the other pocket should say אנכי עפר ואפר , /I am but dust and ashes If you're getting a little too carried away, remind yourself I am but dust and ashes And if you're getting a little down, you have to take out the בשבילי נברא העולם / For me the world was created. It's a balance. You have to have both. So much so that Rav Hutner brings down in that in the Gemara in Masechet Rosh Hashana 26 B, there's a discussion of How the shofar of Rosh Hashanah is supposed to be. Should it be bent or should it be straight? One opinion says, כמה דכייף איניש דעתיה / the more you bend yourself in humility, the better it is And another opinion says, No כמה דפשיט It's better to be straight. What are these two approaches? Rav Hutner, in his sefer on Rosh Hashanah, Maamar 15 says that, yes, there's a concept of bending yourself. That's important. It's Rosh Hashanah. There's Kabalat Ohl Malchut Shamayim. accepting the yoke of God's kingdom. I am going to humble myself and bend myself. But that could be dangerous. We don't want you to feel like you're a piece of dirt. So the other side is, you have to stand up straight, stand with your head high and say, I belong to the army of Hashem. I'm a proud card-carrying Jew. That's not a contradiction to Anava . You can know who you are, know your family, know your roots, know your greatness. And at the same time, after all that, you say, but did I do it? It's a gift that Hashem gave me. It's the car that God gave me to drive. It's not my car, its all His gifts. It's the talents that God gave me. Anava doesn't mean walking around lowly. That's the Yetzer Hara talking to you. When you walk around feeling down and low and it's not allowing you to produce, then you know it's coming from that Rak Rah Kol HaYom. You have to see what it's producing, what it's causing. He wants to break us. And that's why we sometimes think that it's the Yetzer HaTov saying, " You have to be humble. You have to be xyz.." No. You are great. And there's nothing wrong with saying you're great. And there's nothing wrong with saying Bishvilli Nivrah Olam . There's nothing wrong with saying Banim Atem Hashem Elokechem I once asked one of the gedolim, Rav Berel Povarsky, what a healthy person that's feeling depressed should do. And he said, " What should you do? You say the Beracha Ohev Amo Yisrael- God loves you. You're part of the Jewish people. The Creator loves you." Those are the thoughts that a Jewish person has to have. Rav Haskel Levenstein says, the more Rommemut you have, the better your Middot will be, the less you'll be brought down, the less you'll be stuck over pettiness and silliness. Rav Ades says he was once on a plane, looking out the window at all the cars in the parking lot getting smaller and smaller and smaller. What happened? Who was shrinking all the cars? Of course, he was saying that in jest. The cars didn't get smaller, he said. I got higher. And when you lift yourself up, you see that all the things that are seemingly important, that people get busy with, are really small. You lift yourself up and the challenges disappear. Rav Yerucham Levovitz once said, " How many people have to go for therapy to get out the sandbox and stop playing in the sand? How many people have to go therapy to stop playing with their dolls? How'd you stop?" The answer is, You matured. You grew up, you became uplifted. It says in HaAzinu Devarim 32,2 thar the Torah is compared to a wind that blows through the grass, and just like the wind strengthens the grass and makes it grow, it lifts you up, it makes you greater, it makes you above. Now, someone might say, and again, the Yetzer Hara talking, "what do you mean? Ma Anu, We say every morning, what are we? Ma Hayinu/What's our life? Ma Hasdenu/What's our kindness? Ma Sidkatenu/What's our righteousness? Ma Yeshuatenu/What's our salvation? Ma Kohenu/What's our strength? And we go on..: and we say, רוֹב מַעֲשֵֹיהֶם תֹּהוּ וִימֵי חַיֵּיהֶם הֶבֶל לְפָנֶיךָ It's hot air, man is nothing more than an animal… it sounds horrible, But you have to continue. Now we go into a whole different story לְבַד הַנְּשָׁמָה הַטְּהוֹרָה שֶׁהִיא עֲתִידָה לִתֵּן דִּין וְחֶשְׁבּוֹן לִפְנֵי כִסֵּא כְבוֹדֶךָ: We're Your nation the the children of Your convenant, of Avraham Yitzhak and Yaakov, that You love them and You're happy with them. And we're called the Yisrael Yeshurun, and therefore we have to be thankful and praise You and bless You, אַשְׁרֵינוּ מַה טּוֹב חֶלְקֵנוּ וּמַה נָּעִים גּוֹרָלֵנוּ וּמַה יָּפָה יְרֻשָּׁתֵנוּ: How lucky we are, how fortunate we are, We come to shul in the morning and we stay late at night and we say, Shema Yisrael.. what a positive switch. You can't get stuck in the What are we?Of course there is truth to that. What is our strength? And what is our abilities? But we have a Neshama, and that gives us Rommemut. These are the thoughts that we have to have. And they're not contrary to Anava.
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Daily Halacha Podcast - Daily Halacha By Rabbi Eli J. Mansour
If a young man is suggested a Shidduch with a girl who is, let's say, 21 years old, and that girl has an unmarried 23-year-old sister, would it be improper for the boy to date the girl? Should he be concerned about the possibility that the older sister will feel resentment over the fact that her younger sister is marrying before her, which could invite the "Ayin Ha'ra" (evil eye) or otherwise cast a dark shadow over the marriage? This question also arises in the reverse case, of a girl who is introduced to a young man who has an older unmarried brother. This question was addressed already by the Maharit (Rav Yosef of Trani, 1568-1639), who wrote that there is no prohibition at all against marrying somebody who has an older unmarried sibling. He notes that this concern was relevant only in ancient times when it was customary for the father to marry off his daughters when they were still children, by accepting Kiddushin on their behalf. When the father accepts Kiddushin for the betrothal of his daughters, it is improper to marry off his younger daughter before the older daughter. Nowadays, of course, young women marry on their own, when they are adults, and in such a case there is no concern whatsoever when a younger sister marries before her older sister. Similarly, the Or Ha'haim (Torah commentary by Rav Haim Ben-Attar, 1696-1743), in Parashat Vayeseh (29:26), writes that the sequence of marriage is of concern only for the girls' father, but not for the groom. Meaning, if a man wishes to marry a younger sister, he may certainly do so, and it is the sisters' father who must worry about first marrying off the older daughter. The Or Ha'haim draws proof to this theory from Yaakob Abinu, who wished to marry Rahel even though her older sister, Leah, was unmarried. Of course, Laban switched the two sisters, but regardless, Yaakob was prepared to marry Rahel even though Leah was unmarried, proving that this is not an issue with which a groom must be concerned. Rav Yosef Shalom Elyashiv (contemporary) indeed rules that one may date and marry a girl who has an older unmarried sister, and a girl may marry a boy with an older unmarried brother, as the older sibling's need to get married is not the responsibility of the younger sibling's suitor. And besides, as Rav Elyashiv noted, it can generally be assumed that the older sibling does not mind the younger sibling's marriage. Certainly, a younger sibling should not be forced to remain single just because he or she has an unmarried older sibling. Therefore, an older unmarried sibling should not be a factor in considering a marriage prospect. Ideally, of course, we want all our children to marry as soon as they are ready and in order, but if this does not happen, the younger siblings are free to date and marry even if there is an unmarried older sibling. Summary: It is entirely permissible for a girl to date and marry a boy who has an older unmarried brother, and for a boy to date and marry a girl who has an older unmarried sister.
durée : 00:27:37 - Les Midis de Culture - par : Marie Labory - Au programme du débat critique, de l'humour, avec deux spectacles : "Benjamin Tranié. Félicitations et tout et tout" et "Alison Wheeler. La promesse d'un soir" - réalisation : Laurence Malonda - invités : Adrien Dénouette Critique de cinéma et enseignant; Guillaume Orignac Cinéaste et critique de cinéma
BARLETTA (ITALPRESS) - Nel corso di una operazione condotta dai Carabinieri del Comando Provinciale di Barletta-Andria-Trani, sono state eseguite ordinanze di applicazione di misura cautelari in carcere, agli arresti domiciliari nei confronti di 4 persone nel comune di Canosa di Puglia. L'attività investigativa, coordinata dalla Procura della Repubblica di Trani ed eseguita dai militari della Stazione di Canosa di Puglia - Compagnia Carabinieri di Andria, a seguito di alcuni esposti redatti da un comitato spontaneo di cittadini residenti, che lamentavano lo stato di degrado del proprio quartiere, ha svelato l'esistenza e l'operatività di un gruppo dedito in modo stabile allo spaccio al dettaglio di sostanza stupefacente nei pressi di un circolo privato.tvi/gtr/red(ITALPRESS)
BARLETTA (ITALPRESS) - Nel corso di una operazione condotta dai Carabinieri del Comando Provinciale di Barletta-Andria-Trani, sono state eseguite ordinanze di applicazione di misura cautelari in carcere, agli arresti domiciliari nei confronti di 4 persone nel comune di Canosa di Puglia. L'attività investigativa, coordinata dalla Procura della Repubblica di Trani ed eseguita dai militari della Stazione di Canosa di Puglia - Compagnia Carabinieri di Andria, a seguito di alcuni esposti redatti da un comitato spontaneo di cittadini residenti, che lamentavano lo stato di degrado del proprio quartiere, ha svelato l'esistenza e l'operatività di un gruppo dedito in modo stabile allo spaccio al dettaglio di sostanza stupefacente nei pressi di un circolo privato.tvi/gtr/red(ITALPRESS)
What do Doña Gracia, Glückel of Hameln, and Deborah Lipstadt have in common? They are all celebrated as iconic Jewish women in Dr. Aliza Lavie's incisive book, "Iconic Jewish Women". Dr. Lavie's book features 59 remarkable role models, highlighting the significance of women's voices and leadership in the Jewish community. In a compelling conversation guest-hosted by Dr. Alexandra Herzog, the national deputy director of AJC's Contemporary Jewish Life department, Lavie reflects on her grandmother's strength and her own experiences serving in the Israeli army and parliament. By showcasing the resilience and leadership of Jewish women throughout history—some stories well-known, others less recognized—Dr. Lavie emphasizes the need to confront the pervasive silence surrounding antisemitism. She urges us to learn from those who have paved the way, advocating for greater awareness and action against this global issue. *The views and opinions expressed by guests do not necessarily reflect the views or position of AJC. Listen – AJC Podcasts: The Forgotten Exodus: with Hen Mazzig, Einat Admony, and more. People of the Pod: The Nova Music Festival Survivor Saved by an 88-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Is Nasrallah's Death a Game-Changer? Matthew Levitt Breaks What's at Stake for Israel, Iran, and Hezbollah At the UN General Assembly: Jason Isaacson Highlights Israel's Challenges and the Fight Against Antisemitism Follow People of the Pod on your favorite podcast app, and learn more at AJC.org/PeopleofthePod You can reach us at: peopleofthepod@ajc.org If you've appreciated this episode, please be sure to tell your friends, and rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. __ Transcript of Interview with Aliza Lavie: Manya Brachear Pashman: Former Israeli Knesset member, Aliza Lavie is the author of six books, including the award winning "A Jewish Women's Prayer Book". Her latest, "Iconic Jewish Women"–59 inspiring, courageous, revolutionary role models for young girls, introduces readers to amazing women from Queen Esther to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and others in between, many of whom have been overlooked, but offer inspiring tales. My colleague, Alexandra Herzog, is the national deputy director of AJC's Contemporary Jewish life department, and another amazing woman. She is our guest host this week, and she had the honor of speaking with Dr. Lavie. Alexandra, the mic is yours. Alexandra Herzog: It's an honor and great pleasure to welcome Dr. Aliza Lavie to People of the Pod today. She's the author of six books. I want to especially highlight the two latest ones, "A Jewish Women's Prayer Book," which won a National Jewish Book Award in 2008. And the latest one that we will be talking about today, "Iconic Jewish Women". In many ways, Aliza gives voice to women who have been forgotten from Jewish history, and for that, I and so many women are so very grateful. Since this book is about women, I want to make sure we don't forget all the women who are still held hostage by Hamas in Gaza. Not just our women, but also the children and the men. May we bring them all back. Okay, let's dive into the conversation. Aliza, welcome to People of the Pod. Aliza Lavie: Thank you so much, Alexandra. Alexandra Herzog: It's very interesting that you have focused much of your writing about and for women. Let's also remind our listeners that your academic and professional background show your very long standing interest in women's issues. During your time in the Knesset, you served as the chair of the Committee on the Status of Women and Gender Equality, and the chair of the Committee to Combat Women Trafficking and Prostitution. So let me ask you this. Why this interest? Where does it stem from? Aliza Lavie: I believe in equality, and we need to work for it. We need men and women together to build a society. My grandmother came from Afghanistan, together with her husband. It was 1920, many, many years ago. They came to Jerusalem as a Zionist before Israel was established and became part of Jerusalem. They built and established a Bukharian neighborhood in Jerusalem, very, very old neighborhood. But my granny, she lost her husband years after, two, three years after. Suddenly, she found herself without a voice, without a language, and she raised nine children. At that time, it was the big war just before Israel was established. And my granny, my granny, knew all the halachic code and all the Torah by heart. And always I asked myself, who told her? Who gave her the information? And more, I became, you know, part of the Israeli society, as an officer in the army, in the Israeli army, and later as a lecturer at the University, and later became a parliament member and activist in Israel. So I found myself asking questions without finding answers. And I say to myself, come on, be part of the tikkun, be part of changing the mood. Not because it's women's issue or problems, it's because the society needs men and women together, otherwise the society will lose. And more we have our part and position in Israeli society, in the Jewish world, in all of the world, we will build a better world for all of us. I can declare and give lectures about it, but the question is, what are you doing? How have you become a part of this? So I find myself starting as a social activist and at that time, I had a 20 years TV show in the Israeli broadcasting. And I find myself asking questions, bringing more women to the TV show, and you have to see role models around you. And I found that we have a lot of answers, but we need to continue working. Alexandra Herzog: Iconic Jewish Women offers readers 59 role models. And you were just now talking about role models, the book was designed as a bat mitzvah gift for girls celebrating their Jewish coming of age. But it's really about discovering one's Jewish identity and Jewish heritage. What is particularly compelling to you about that, about also the Bat Mitzvah practice in general? Aliza Lavie: I asked myself, what is going on? You know, the big roads in the streets, most of them named after men. How come there is not even one public place in Israel named after Golda Meir? How come? Why is that? And it's not only questions of awareness. It's a question of knowledge and position and role models. And the more I become familiar with the fact that I'm not that familiar with my heritage, with my history as a Jewish woman, as an Israeli woman. And even though women from the Bible, what really we know about Deborah the Prophet, or Miriam, the prophet or Esther the queen. Okay, so all of us, and the girls especially wants to be Esther the queen with a nice dress. But Esther the queen, she became from beauty queen to a leader. She was the one that told Mordechai, okay, you want me to go to the king without permission, so do something fast three days. And then it was a huge fight between still and old high. And what Mordechai told her, No, no, no, we can't fast three days. But she gave him the order, and she was the one that told him that we should do it, to have future. So suddenly, from a woman in the megila, she became the leader, and more than that, in the end, she wrote, remember me for the next generation. She knew that women in the future will need her knowledge, her help, her position, her role modeling. So more of you became familiar with the presence that our mothers, the women that were here before us, gave to us, so you will become much stronger. And more than that, Alexandra, you can find your only voice in a world that we are living in a very, very challenging time, increasing antisemitism and political instability, a lack of leadership and growing disconnected from a tradition, and we in Israel, in the middle of a war, where a brave soul who took responsibility. Alexandra Herzog: And I think that that's really a project that you did also in your previous book, Tefillat Nashim, A Jewish Women's Prayer Book, you explore Jewish identities through the rich tradition of women's prayers that is often absent from traditional historical or religious consciousness. Is Iconic Jewish Women, in some ways, also a project about restoring, reclaiming and recovering? Aliza Lavie: You are so right. And thanks for this question. My previous book, when I first spoke, Tefillat Nashim, A Jewish Women's Prayer Book. Actually, it's a collection of prayers that were written by women. When I start my journey, my research, nobody believed and felt that Jewish women wrote prayers. More than that, some professors wrote, Jewish women? They didn't know how to write, or they didn't allow the, you know, by the spiritual leaders to write, and they didn't know Hebrew or other languages. And always, when I find myself as a politician or social activist, in a position that I didn't know what to do, I thought: what other women did when you can't find answer yourself? You have to go and make your own research. And believe it or not, I found ancient prayers. Actually the most ancient one is from the 13th century written by Paula [dei Mansi], the daughter of Rabbi Abraham [Anau] in Milan, north of Italy. And actually, Paula, she copied the book we are talking about before the printing press time, and only men were allowed to copy books, because you need knowledge. So when I found this prayer in the end of the book named Yehudah de Trani, and she copied it. In the end, she wrote a prayer in Hebrew. Who was Paula, who taught her Hebrew, who gave her the thinking that you can add prayer for good days, for redemption, for coming back to Israel. 13th century. And what about us? What about our knowledge and level of Hebrew and the permission to write your own personal prayer. And we are talking 13th century, not our days. So a lot of understanding about our position. Sometimes we think that, you know, in our generation, everything is open, and we are brave people and I suggest that we need to be a little bit modest and bring back knowledge from the past with the tools of our days and continue to tell the story. Alexandra Herzog: I was particularly intrigued, really, by the choice of women that you picked, as well, actually, as the organizing format of the book. The women are not in chronological order, but rather in alphabetical order. So one of the things that I particularly love about the book is the fact that the reader is asked to actively engage with the content and to add their own stories to a vast historical network of political, scientific, activist, literary, and religious figures. What advice would you give to young women aspiring to make a difference in the world? Aliza Lavie: First of all, think about your dream. About your dream, and don't hesitate. You can make it. You can make it. And find role models for your lives. You know, you ask, Why I put alphabetic? By the way, in Hebrew, it's 71 women, and I hope in the next book to add much more women or in the technological project that I'm working on, and I invite girls, women men, to add their voice and to use the tools that they are professional with. Remind yourself that one of us can make a story in the TikTok, video about Doña Gracia. The richest Jewish woman in the 16th century. She was the one that took control during the Inquisition about her brothers and sister in Spain and Portugal. Who was she? And how come that, you know, she became back to her Hebrew name Chana, and what is all about her and why we are not that familiar with her? Take the opportunity during your Bat Mitzvah or family dinner to share a little bit or to ask people and to open a discussion and bringback, see something again new. Go out of your comfortable area and find and bring back and tell your friends and be ambassadors. Because it's not a history book. It's not a history book. And another thing I want to mention why I chose these amazing women, they didn't plan to be famous. They were in the right time for and chose to be helpful for the Jewish people and the Israeli society. When they found, like Henrietta, Golda, other names in this book, that the people of Israel need them. Need their help, or no one did something to stop the issue or to be there. They were there. Alexandra Herzog: And so you're basically inviting young women to really, by engaging also with all of those amazing role models. And by the way, I do think that the you know, the chronological–using an alphabetical order rather than a chronological order, actually adds a lot of dynamism, because it really creates a conversation across time periods between Queen Esther, Glückel of Hameln, Golda Meir, and Deborah Lipstadt. And so, you know, the person, the reader is really asked to add their voice to this amazing group of women that they can be a part of. And I think that that acts, that really adds a content and a component of leadership that they can take on into their own life. Aliza Lavie: In the end, you can also find timeline of iconic Jewish women, because we not always remember and now which year and Hebrew years and the area, etc, etc. Alexandra Herzog: And I love that. And so I was wondering, because the book really delves into Jewish identity across continents, across time periods, sewing together different pieces of our history as a people. And I would be remiss if I didn't connect the difficult time that we are in as a people since October 7 with the powerful examples of leadership we find in the book. And we are asked to look for, around us in our daily lives. What do you think makes the book even more important, at this particular time? Aliza Lavie: We're very upset to find a lot of our colleagues in all over the world, in United Nation and in universities, colleagues. I represent the Israeli parliament in the European Council, and I worked very hard together with other colleagues in the committee of status of women in the European Committee. And suddenly, when you saw all this blaming, and the way that nobody believe in what's happening October the seventh, and what Hamas did to our brothers and sisters and the situation, and the way the world treats us. First of all, you feel that you become betrayed. What is, what is going on? Why is that? First of all, the aims are laid out in the document of Hamas. But what about the democratic world? Why is that? And when you saw all of this, I think that first we have to put it in a frame that it's not the first time in our history. It's not the first time. So when you see the story of the Jewish people, and it's maybe a sign for us to understand who are we, where are we coming from, and to remember all the difficult time in Egypt. When Pharoh say to the people of Israel that you know should not have boys, the baby boys, and to kill them. And the fact that brave women, Miriam and her mother, Yocheved, they gave birth to the children, and they didn't pay attention to Pharaoh, and they took control about the future of the people of Israel the men didn't want. And by the way, thanks to them, to these women, the promise of redemption, got from God. And later in the Inquisition, more women took responsibility, and we know it from all the testimonies and all the understanding, and women that didn't, didn't lost Judaism, didn't lost and and become Christian. And when you see the numbers, you see that more men became Christian, or left the women together with the children. And later in the Holocaust, we see, and now we are in our days, we see that women, men, of course, brave people around us, men and women, but I see what women did. Women that didn't have a choice. They took control. They protect the people. They protect the children. And when Noa Argamani came back from Gaza, thanks to our soldiers. But Noa Argamani, she was the leader of the soldiers that kidnapped from their basic and Noa, without any help, she was the one that support. And I can share with you a lot of examples of women that lost their children and are going every day to other families and widows to support, to hug, to give help. Alexandra Herzog: The book was published, as you said, before, in both English and Hebrew. Of course, Hebrew and English are the languages spoken by the two largest Jewish communities in the world, Israel and the United States. So how do you think that a book like this can contribute to strengthening Jewish peoplehood and conversations in the Jewish world? Aliza Lavie: So knowledge is a power, and let's start with our common history. Let's start with our common heritage. So this book invites you to start, to begin, to continue the conversation between yourself, between you and your spouse, or your family. Of course, your children. That you know what, to bring back the responsibility, parents to the family. What's happened actually, that in ancient world, the family took responsibility to the Jewish education or belonging, and then later the communities, because when they saw what's happening in the families and later organizations, we can start, you know, discussion about your amazing organization that's taking the responsibility and think about new directions or legacy or tools to continue. This book is an invitation to, you know, maybe to grandmothers, to aunts, to teachers, to educators, to organizations, to take knowledge and inspiration from a book like this. Alexandra Herzog: Thank you, Aliza. So in a post October 7 world where Jewish women worldwide have had to make their voices heard even more than usual, to denounce the sexual violence that occurred on October 7, the deafening silence of many women's organizations, how has that impacted the conversations you're having? Could you tell us a little bit about how women have been engaging with you about the book? Aliza Lavie: When this book was established in Israel, it was before the war, but in Israel that time, it was not an easy time in between the people of Israel that start, you know, many, many voices, again, the government and again, the parliament and etc, etc. And we need to bring, you know, the peaceful and to understand that the enemy is out of us, and for the enemy, all the Jewish are the same. It doesn't matter if you are secular, religious, Orthodox, reconstruction, reform. For them, we had this experience. Remember? Yeah, we had it in the Holocaust. They count seven generations ahead. Your question is a wake up call, the answer is a wake up call for all of us, for all of us, the citizens, the governments, the Jewish people all over the world. And to start getting serious thinking about the day after. And even now, even now, when you ask yourself, how come that our brothers and sisters are still in Gaza, where is the Red Cross? So you can blame Israel all the time about that we are not, you know, delivering food to Gaza. But you know what is going on in Gaza. And you know who took all the food, etc. The Hamas. And it's not going to women and children. And what about our people? Where are they? So hypocrisy, yes, tikkun olam, of course. But in between, in between, we need to understand that we Jewish people have to work together and to bring back knowledge from the past. It's not a history lesson. Alexandra Herzog: Thank you so much. I love that we end on hope and a better future. So I'm going to keep these words as the last ones, and with the notion I'm going to add of: Bring Them Home. Thank you so much for joining us, Aliza, to People of the Pod. Aliza Lavie: Thank you so much, Alexandra, for having me, and we'll pray for good days. Manya Brachear Pashman: If you missed last week's episode, be sure to tune in for my conversation with Nova music festival survivor Daniel Vaknin about the horrific events that unfolded on October 7, 2023 and the brave Holocaust survivor who kept him and a handful of others safe and alive that day.
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Sara Segantin"Non è un clima per giovani: pronti a partire?"I Dialoghi di Traniwww.idialoghiditrani.comVenerdì 20 settembre 2024I Dialoghi di TraniDialogo con Sara Segantin e Cristiana CastellottiNon è un clima per giovani: pronti a partire?Tra foreste selvagge e profondità marine, dai ghiacci ai deserti, dai borghi alle città un viaggio reale nelle sfide del quotidiano, nelle storie di resistenza e di coraggio: la fine del mondo o la fine della giornata? Come far fronte alle cento crisi del presente? Storie di scienza e umanità si intrecciano vicino e lontano nelle contraddizioni, nella paura, ma soprattutto nell'amore e nella passione di queste nostre generazioni. È complesso, ma del resto anche la vita è complessa e non è un buon motivo per non viverla.Sara Segantin"Il cane d'oro"Rizzoli Editorewww.rizzolilibri.itDa bambina, Camilla ha un incontro ravvicinato con un misterioso cane d'oro. Il suo sguardo, incrociato in una mattina di primavera, conquista per sempre il suo cuore. È certa che si tratti di un animale speciale. Ne ha finalmente la conferma molti anni dopo, quando all'università incontra il fotografo naturalista Tom e scopre che si tratta di uno sciacallo dorato, che da pochi anni ha iniziato a popolare i boschi del Carso e il cui arrivo ha sollevato curiosità ed entusiasmo, ma anche diffidenza e ostilità. Con l'aiuto di Tom, della schiva ricercatrice Elisa e di Max, un giovane cacciatore della zona, Camilla cerca di salvare una cucciolata rimasta senza madre su cui aleggia la minaccia di uno spregiudicato bracconiere, pronto a colpire ancora. Mentre l'ululato fragile e profondo di Sybil, femmina di sciacallo, ci riporta all'inconfondibile fascino del mondo selvatico, i quattro protagonisti si mettono in gioco, fra litigi, indagini maldestre e incursioni notturne. La verità non è mai semplice come sembra e le parole possono lasciare cicatrici profonde come colpi di fucile, ma non c'è niente come un obiettivo condiviso per sentirsi uniti nonostante le differenze. All'ombra dei boschi e sotto le notti stellate nasce un'amicizia, che sboccia pian piano in qualcosa di più profondo…Un romanzo che racconta di scienza e sentimento, dove il canto della natura fa da sfondo alle scorribande di quattro ragazzi e alla loro ricerca di un rapporto più autentico ed equilibrato con il mondo che li circonda.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.
Cinzia Sciuto"Cultura e rivolta: quale futuro?"I Dialoghi di Traniwww.idialoghiditrani.comVenerdì 20 settembre, ore 17.00I Dialoghi di TraniMicroMega: la sfida di una rivista militanteTelmo Pievani, Norma Rangeri e Gustavo Zagrebelsky ne discutono con Paolo Flores d'Arcais e Cinzia SciutoCompiuti ottant'anni Paolo Flores d'Arcais, che ha diretto fino ad oggi la rivista fondata insieme a Giorgio Ruffolo nel 1986, passa il testimone a Cinzia Sciuto, che lavora con lui da oltre vent'anni, per dare ulteriore slancio a una voce di sinistra illuministaA cura di MicroMegaCinzia SciutoGiornalista e saggista, direttrice di MicroMega. È autrice delle monografie "Non c'è fede che tenga. Manifesto laico contro il multiculturalismo" (Feltrinelli, 2018; 2020), "La terra è rotonda. Kant, Kelsen e la prospettiva cosmopolitica" (Mimesis, 2015) e di saggi nei volumi collettanei "Non si può più dire niente? 14 punti di vista su politicamente corretto e cancel culture" (Utet, 2022) e "Transsexualität: Was ist eine Frau? Was ist ein Mann?" (a cura di A. Schwarzer e C. Louis, KiWi, 2022).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.
We're in Tehilim 112, 7: מִשְּׁמוּעָ֣ה רָ֭עָה לֹ֣א יִירָ֑א נָכ֥וֹן לִ֝בּ֗וֹ בָּטֻ֥חַ בַּיהֹוָֽה׃ / From bad news, he's not afraid. His heart is steadfast relying on Hashem. There are two ways to read this pasuk. Each describes a different level of bitachon, based on how to understand a Gemara in Masechet Berachot talks about Hillel. When walking toward his home, Hillel once heard a scream, and said, “ It's not from my house.” Why not? Based on our pasuk, he was not afraid of bad news. The higher level, explains the Gaon of Vilna, is that he was not afraid of bad news because he was so reliant on Hashem that he was convinced for sure that no evil could come upon him. Guaranteed . That's the higher level. The level for most of us is the second approach, brought down by the Shelah HaKadosh and others, which explains the pasuk as follows: מִשְּׁמוּעָ֣ה רָ֭עָה לֹ֣א יִירָ֑א / He's not afraid of bad news means he does hear bad news, but it doesn't scare him. These are the two ways to read this pasuk. Either, I'm not afraid of bad news because I'm not going to hear bad news- I'm only going to hear good news. Or, I'm not afraid of bad news because even when I hear bad news, it doesn't scare me. Both are true. They are two different levels. What does it mean that he hears bad news, and he is not afraid? Someone says, “There was a flood in your basement,” and he's okay with that. I can handle that. My heart is good. I won't get frazzled, I'll rely on Hashem to handle it, whatever it may be. There was a stop order. Bad news? I'm not afraid. It could be a medical issue. Hmm, that doesn't seem right. I'm okay. I'm not scared. Hashem is in charge. I know it's good. I know it's going to work out. I'm not scared of bad news. He says, that's the pshat with Hillel. Hillel says, “ It can't be from my house because no one in my house would scream. We don't react that way to bad news.” This is an important rule from the Shelah Haladosh, in his sefer Asarah Maamarot/ 10 essays, essay 5. He says it's not proper for the Adam Hashalem to react with a scream or a yell. Rather, they should accept it. That's what it means, He's not afraid of bad news. Like Aharon HaKohen , who was silent. Vayidom Aharon. He also quotes a pasuk in Iyov, He sits alone and he's quiet. The Derashot Maharit, from Rav Yosef of Trani (third derush on Parashat Lech Lecha ) cites a Midrash Raba that applies this pasuk to Abraham Avinu. In Bereshit14,14 it says Abraham hears that his brother was captured. That's our pasuk מִשְּׁמוּעָ֣ה רָ֭עָה לֹ֣א יִירָ֑א He's not afraid. As it says about Abraham in 22,12, “ You fear God. You don't fear anything else.” You're not afraid of bad news. Nachon Libo/His heart is steadfast. We say it every day (Nechemia 9,8) Avraham Avinu's heart was steadfast. He's not afraid. Hashem tells Avraham (15,1) “ Don't be afraid, Avraham. And eventually he wins the war against the kings. What does that mean? The Maharit takes this same approach. It doesn't mean Avraham Avinu was not afraid of bad news. His nephew was captured. That's bad news. But he knows he'll handle it. He knows it's good . And he says that's what it means when God tells Avraham Avinu after the Akeda, “ Now I know you're a God-fearing man,” because now I know that even when I told you to slaughter your son, it didn't frazzle you. Avraham Avinu kept his cool. He wasn't afraid of that bad news. He rolled with the tide. And now I know that you fear God and you're not afraid of anything else. Nothing's bad to you. You're not afraid of anything. You know you're under the protection of God. And even though it might look bad, and it seems like bad news, he's not afraid. The fear of God picks him up above all of the fears. That's what it means about Avraham Avinu that, “ His heart was steadfast, his heart was loyal at all times.” Good and bad, light and dark, Avraham Avinu kept the same even keeled approach. This is the approachof the Maharit, based on the midrash “ Avraham Avinu was not relying that evil would not be upon him.” Rather, even though evil did come, his heart was steadfast. The Maharit and the Shelah HaKadosh explain this in the same way. Not that he won't hear bad news, but that he's not afraid of bad news. Another beautiful pasuk in our pesukei bitachon. Have a wonderful day.
Ascolta la diretta di RKO dalla seconda giornata della prima edizione del Vintage Market Bari On Tour, organizzato da Bidonville Vintage Store con il patrocinio e il contributo del Comune di Ostuni, si tiene nella Città Bianca sabato 25 e domenica 26 maggio, presso la Villa Comunale Sandro Pertini – (Sabato, 25 Maggio dalle 12:00 alle 22:00 e domenica 26 Maggio dalle 9:00 alle 21:00).In questa puntata di oggi domenica 26 maggio 2024 abbiamo intervistato:Simona Santoro - Blue VelvetDora cloud CreationAngela - Kokeramami mon amourSilvia Civelli - Storie di Pulcinella spettacolo di marionettePartizia D'Auria e Mimmo Sangirardi - Il CamaleonteJim e Michela - Penni Lane Vintage OstuniErmanno - Vintage Pusher NableLa cornice del Vintage Market racchiuderà circa 80 espositori, presentando una vasta gamma di articoli tra cui: Abbigliamento vintage, Artigianato creativo, Prodotti hand made, Modernariato, Illustrazioni, Collezionismo di dischi, libri, fumetti e altro, Remake, Articoli second hand, Fashion designer, Bio Cosmesi.Un week end pieno di sorprese che consentirà ai visitatori di immergersi nelle proprie passioni alla ricerca del tesoro nascosto, del capo vintage a cui dare un'altra vita o semplicemente di curiosare tra gli oggetti e le collezioni dei tantissimi espositori che riportano alla mente ricordi piacevoli del passato, con un unico denominatore comune: la sostenibilità.Lo slogan della manifestazione “Vintage is the way to save Planet” è un concetto che esprime l'opportunità di dare nuova vita agli oggetti e ai beni del passato, al di là dell'amore per il vintage, e di utilizzare ancora una volta prodotti sani, utili e funzionanti per il bene del pianeta. Pertanto il Vintage Market Bari non è un semplice mercatino dell'usato ma un contenitore in cui si incontrano passioni e interessi caratterizzati dal passare del tempo che vengono valorizzati e rilanciati sul mercato. Sarà anche una vetrina per giovani artisti e nuove realtà che propongono artigianato creativo, come pure per appassionati di moda e musica che vogliono condividere questa esperienza confrontandosi con un pubblico sempre più attento e consapevole.Oltre all'area market il programma sarà ricchissimo di altre attività nelle varie aree tematiche:Area Kids che ospiterà (sabato e domenica) vari laboratori e spettacoli gratuitiMusic Area con DJ Set only vinyl, Live band e artisti e ballerini di Lindy HopArea FoodInoltre Radio RKO, durante tutto l'evento, avrà una propria postazione fissa da cui trasmetterà una diretta che vedrà ospiti i protagonisti dell'evento, gli organizzatori, gli standisti e gli stessi visitatori. A condurre il programma Carlo Chicco & friends con la regia di Paola Pagone.“Siamo pronti! – afferma uno degli organizzatori, Nicola Mincuzzi – Il Vintage Market Bari edizione ON tour, non è un semplice mercatino, è un appuntamento da non perdere dove gli attori principali sono gli espositori, selezionati per dare vita ad una kermesse il cui denominatore comune è il rispetto per la natura e per il pianeta.Siamo partiti da 40 espositori nella prima edizione nella città di Bari, fino a raggiungere traguardi inimmaginabili che hanno visto la partecipazione di oltre 170 espositori su 5000 mq di superficie coperta e oltre 15.000 presenze nell'ultima edizione primaverile.È per noi motivo di orgoglio – continua Nicola Mincuzzi – vedere tantissimi visitatori di tutte le età avvicinarsi al nostro progetto condividendo con noi delle giornate all'insegna della spensieratezza e dello stare bene. Il Vintage Market diventa così un pretesto, per sensibilizzare in maniera concreta e tangibile l'acquisto consapevole ed ecosostenibile.Acquistare vintage infatti, significa dare una seconda vita a capi ancora utili realizzati per durare nel tempo; questa scelta influisce inevitabilmente sul bene del pianeta non alimentando il consumo scellerato di capi di abbigliamento provenienti dalla fast fashion con conseguente danno ecologico. Scegliere hand made, significa scegliere manufatti realizzati sapientemente da artigiani con un impatto ambientale pari a zero.L'ingresso al Vintage Market è gratuito. Tutti i laboratori e le attività nell'area kids sono gratuite e adatte ai bambini dai 4 anni in su. Per info e prenotazioni laboratori Pea.de: Pompea 3204822783Qui di seguito il programma dettagliato:Sabato, 25 Maggio (ore 12:00 – 22:00)12:00: Inaugurazione e diretta con gli assessori a cura di Carlo Chicco e Radio RKO12:30: Laboratorio Pea.dè (Adatto ai bambini dai 4 anni in su)Decorazione per le Porte: Con le scatole delle uova, colori e pennelli, i partecipantirealizzeranno una decorazione per abbellire una porta o una parete di casa.13:00: Musica in vinile con DJ SANTAMATO VITO16:00: Laboratorio Pea.dè (Adatto ai bambini dai 4 anni in su)Facciamo dei Timbri: Con avanzi di cartone, i partecipanti impareranno a realizzare deitimbri personalizzati per dipingere un sacchetto portatutto.17:00: Spettacolo “Le Petit Tap sul Trerrot Teatro” con Anna SaragagliaUno spettacolo retrò pugliese comico e irriverente, presentato da Anna Saragaglia sul suonuovo teatro viaggiante, un'ape car.18:30: Band SWING 3119:30: EDDY DE MARCO (performance musicale)Domenica, 26 Maggio (ore 9:00 – 21:00)11:00: Laboratorio Pea.dè (Adatto ai bambini dai 4 anni in su)Maschere Tribali: Con scatole delle uova, colori, pennelli, piume e cartoncino colorato, ognipartecipante realizzerà una maschera tribale decorativa.12:00: Spettacolo con Lisa Ben Ci Venni: Storie di PulcinellaIl teatro delle guarattelle con burattini a guanto rappresenta temi universali come la natura,le emozioni e l'umanità, rappresentata da Pulcinella.13:00: DJ set con Carlo Chicco16:00: Laboratorio Pea.dè (Adatto ai bambini dai 4 anni in su)Paesaggio a Strati: Con cartone, tempere, pastelli a olio, pennelli, colla e tessuti, ognibambino creerà un quadretto che ritrae un paesaggio a più strati.17:00: Spettacolo con Lisa Ben Ci Venni: Storie di PulcinellaIl teatro delle guarattelle con burattini a guanto rappresenta temi universali come la natura,le emozioni e l'umanità, rappresentata da Pulcinella.18:00: Miss Pia e i Ballerini BE SWING con i Maestri:Nicky PezzollaAnna MongelliMichele DragonettiSimona PetraliaL'associazione Be Swing promuove la cultura swing del ‘900 nelle città di Taranto, MartinaFranca, Trani e Mesagne. Organizza il Taranto Swing Festival e altri eventi che hanno fattodiventare la Puglia una destinazione di rilievo per la cultura vintage in Europa. Il loro motto è:“Se non balli non sai cosa succede”.19:30: The Good Old Boys (performance musicale)
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Il cuore del triathlon pugliese batte forte a Trani!GIAMPIERO ANGELILLIprotagonista della puntata 261 di Passione Triathlon.Segui l'intervista condotta da Dario Daddo Nardone, in prima visione il 23 aprile 2024 dalle 21.00.#daddocè #mondotriathlon #ioTRIamo ❤️________Video puntate Passione Triathlon: https://www.mondotriathlon.it/passioneSegui il Podcast di Passione Triathlon suSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7FgsIqHtPVSMWmvDk3ygM1?_authfailed=1Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/triathlonAmazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f7e2e6f0-3473-4b18-b2d9-f6499078b9e0/mondo-triathlon-daddo-podcastApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/mondo-triathlon-daddo-podcast/id1226932686Google Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc3ByZWFrZXIuY29tL3Nob3cvMjI3NTkwOS9lcGlzb2Rlcy9mZWVkTrinews: Mondotriathlon.itFacebook: @mondotriathlonInstagram: @mondotriathlon________#triathlon #trilife #fczstyle#passionetriathlon
La Puglia si candida a diventare l'hub meridionale della logistica. Il tacco dello Stivale sta vivendo un significativo aumento degli investimenti esteri nel settore, posizionandosi come un'importante piattaforma di scambio al centro del Mar Mediterraneo, orientata verso i mercati dei Balcani, del Medio Oriente e del Nord Africa.È un settore in crescita, che conta già 9.100 imprese e 58.000 addetti. A settembre dell'anno scorso la Regione Puglia ha approvato il Piano Regionale delle Merci e della Logistica (PRML), che detta gli indirizzi strategici per promuovere lo sviluppo del trasporto merci combinato strada-mare, incluse le autostrade del mare, e ferro-mare integrando a rete e specializzando per funzioni i terminal portuali, le aree retroportuali, i poli logistici, i terminal ferroviari e le funzioni aeroportuali di trasporto delle merci.Un progetto che non è soltanto di carattere economico, ma anche ecologico: puntare sulla intermodalità significa infatti sottrarre centinaia di mezzi dalle strade. I vantaggi sarebbero molteplici, anche in termini di risparmi. Se poi questa idea si sposa con la Zona economica speciale il mix è perfetto per garantire investimenti di una certa rilevanza.Ci sono già esempi importanti. Mercitalia Logistic ha annunciato investimenti per 3 miliardi in dieci anni e la Puglia avrà un ruolo importante per il consolidamento dei trasporti su gomma e nave. A Bari, il fondo australiano Cromwell Group Property sta investendo 40 milioni, il player inglese Panattoni ne investirà altri 20 milioni per sviluppare una piattaforma di logistica avanzata e poi c'è lo studio di architettura e urbanistica The Blossom Avenue Management (Bam), che vuole realizzare una moderna piattaforma di logistica robotizzata e magazzini just-in-time di oltre 70.000 mq, sempre a Bari. Conad sta investendo 15 milioni a Grottaglie per una piattaforma logistica del freddo.Dhl Express Italy ha presentato recentemente gli interventi di ammodernamento delle sedi operative di Bari, Trani, Lecce e le strategie di sviluppo della società nella regione al servizio dell'export delle imprese pugliesi. Lidl sta investendo 40 milioni nella logistica a Molfetta.Questo per citare solo qualche esempio. Poi ci sono le realtà del territorio, come il Gruppo GTS, azienda ferroviaria intermodale di Bari da 160 milioni di fatturato annuo, come l'interporto di Bari, quarto in Italia per numero di treni merci movimentati. Insomma, la Puglia punta forte sulla logistica, tanto da aver anche promosso la nascita di un ITS per formare i futuri operatori del settore. Quali sono le prossime sfide, quali gli obiettivi, cosa manca per diventare davvero l'hub meridionale (o magari mediterraneo) della logistica? Host:Antonio Procacci, Giornalista TelenorbaOspiti:Antonio Vasile, Presidente Aeroporti di PugliaUgo Patroni Griffi, Presidente Autorità del Sistema Portuale del Mare Adriatico MeridionaleVito Antonio Antonacci, Direttore di Dipartimento mobilitàLuigi Ranieri, Responsabile Pianificazione Strategica Metropolitana per il Comune di BariChristian Colaneri, Dorettore della Direzione Strategie e Pianificazione Sviluppo Infrastrutture di Polo RFIGianluca Celotto, Responsabile di ingegneriae processi posta, comunicazione e logistica di Poste ItalianeClaudio Meucci, EY Consulting Market Leader
La Puglia si candida a diventare l'hub meridionale della logistica. Il tacco dello Stivale sta vivendo un significativo aumento degli investimenti esteri nel settore, posizionandosi come un'importante piattaforma di scambio al centro del Mar Mediterraneo, orientata verso i mercati dei Balcani, del Medio Oriente e del Nord Africa.È un settore in crescita, che conta già 9.100 imprese e 58.000 addetti. A settembre dell'anno scorso la Regione Puglia ha approvato il Piano Regionale delle Merci e della Logistica (PRML), che detta gli indirizzi strategici per promuovere lo sviluppo del trasporto merci combinato strada-mare, incluse le autostrade del mare, e ferro-mare integrando a rete e specializzando per funzioni i terminal portuali, le aree retroportuali, i poli logistici, i terminal ferroviari e le funzioni aeroportuali di trasporto delle merci. Un progetto che non è soltanto di carattere economico, ma anche ecologico: puntare sulla intermodalità significa infatti sottrarre centinaia di mezzi dalle strade. I vantaggi sarebbero molteplici, anche in termini di risparmi. Se poi questa idea si sposa con la Zona economica speciale il mix è perfetto per garantire investimenti di una certa rilevanza.Ci sono già esempi importanti. Mercitalia Logistic ha annunciato investimenti per 3 miliardi in dieci anni e la Puglia avrà un ruolo importante per il consolidamento dei trasporti su gomma e nave. A Bari, il fondo australiano Cromwell Group Property sta investendo 40 milioni, il player inglese Panattoni ne investirà altri 20 milioni per sviluppare una piattaforma di logistica avanzata e poi c'è lo studio di architettura e urbanistica The Blossom Avenue Management (Bam), che vuole realizzare una moderna piattaforma di logistica robotizzata e magazzini just-in-time di oltre 70.000 mq, sempre a Bari. Conad sta investendo 15 milioni a Grottaglie per una piattaforma logistica del freddo. Dhl Express Italy ha presentato recentemente gli interventi di ammodernamento delle sedi operative di Bari, Trani, Lecce e le strategie di sviluppo della società nella regione al servizio dell'export delle imprese pugliesi.Lidl sta investendo 40 milioni nella logistica a Molfetta. Questo per citare solo qualche esempio. Poi ci sono le realtà del territorio, come il Gruppo GTS, azienda ferroviaria intermodale di Bari da 160 milioni di fatturato annuo, come l'interporto di Bari, quarto in Italia per numero di treni merci movimentati.Insomma, la Puglia punta forte sulla logistica, tanto da aver anche promosso la nascita di un ITS per formare i futuri operatori del settore. Quali sono le prossime sfide, quali gli obiettivi, cosa manca per diventare davvero l'hub meridionale (o magari mediterraneo) della logistica?
Fey comes to the rescue of Mother Anderson and tows her dead car to the Mercedez dealer for repairs. Fey talks about torque converters, gears, and valve bodies. Fey is going to Hawaii to do nothing in particular. Report on the status of the RV Inverter installation. Congratulations to Ismail and Scotty the Little Aussie Battler getting civilly joined.
In some ways this class is a follow up to our class on Adar Bet where we compare current events to Amalek attacking on the way to har Sinai, Bilaam and Balak attacking on the way into Eretx Yisrael to Haman attacking before the building of Bayit Sheni to today. We begin this week The Book of Vayikra (Leviticus), also known as Torat Kohanim — the Laws of the Priests — deals largely with the korbanot (offerings) brought in the Mishkan (Tent of Meeting). Since this Sefer which we will spend the next three months with deals so much with kohanim, it is worth taking some time to understand who they are and what they mean to the Jewish people. They are more than just priests. Rabbi Pinchas Winston suggests A good starting point is the word kohen itself, spelled, in Hebrew, Chof-Heh-Nun. Breaking the three letters into two groups, the first two spell the word koh—s0—the opening of many of the prophets as in, “So says God . . .” This is a reason for this. We discussed many times that to me koh is a code word for the light of creation. The gematria of koh is 25, one of the most significant numbers in Judaism. To begin with, it is the gematria of the word yehi, used in the verse with which God made light: And God said, “Let there be light!” and yehi ohr—there was light. (Bereishis 1:3) light being the 25th word. This, of course, was not the light of the sun, the moon, and the stars, which did not start working until Day Four of Creation. Besides, as Rashi explains in the next verse, the light that God made on Day One was quickly hidden by God shortly after, for the righteous in the future time. Why? Because God knew that evil people would come along in history and abuse this light, so therefore, He hid it from them before they could even know about it. Evil people and righteous people alike make use of the light of the sun, the moon, and the stars. Furthermore, the Talmud writes, with this light, appropriately called the Ohr HaGanuz—the Hidden Light—Adam HaRishon could see from one end of the world until the other end. Hence, the Shema has 25 letters, because it is the creed of the Jewish people, the nation charged with being a light unto nations. Thus, when the prophets began their words of criticism to awaken the Jewish people to their Divine mission, it was only fitting that they begin with the word koh, and the gematria of 25, as if to say, “Hey! Remember the mandate of 25 and your commitment to live up to it?” What exactly does that mean, and what does it have to do with the kohanim, especially if the light is hidden from mankind until a future time, assumedly Yemos HaMoshiach? The Leshem Shlomo Elyashiv (Eliashov) (January 5, 1841 [12 Tevet 5602] - March 13, 1926 [27 Adar, 5676]) (Hebrew: שלמה בן חיים חייקל אלישיב), also known as the Leshem or Ba'al HaLeshem, was a famous kabbalist, who was born in Šiauliai, Lithuania, and later moved to the Land of Israel. R' Eliashiv taught Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook Kabbalah when Rabbi Kook was the young rabbi of the town of Zoimel. Rabbi Kook was granted a month-long leave of absence to study with the famous kabbalist in Shavel.[1] In 1922, when Rabbi Kook was serving as chief rabbi of Jerusalem, Rabbi Elyashiv asked him for assistance in settling in Eretz Yisrael. Due to Rav Kook's intervention, the great kabbalist, his son-in-law, daughter, and his eleven-year-old grandson (who would grow up to be the great scholar Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv), were allowed to emigrate to the Land of Israel.[2] 'One particularly poignant story tells of a visit the revered Leshem paid to the chief rabbi. It was a bitterly cold winter evening and Rav Kook noted that the Leshem had no coat. Rav Kook immediately took his own fur-lined coat from his closet and gave it to the elderly man as a gift. This coat remained in the Elyashiv family as an heirloom and was periodically worn by Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv on wintry days.'[2] explains: He made a separation in the illumination of the light, that it should not flow or give off light except for the righteous, whose actions draw it down and make it shine. However, the actions of the evil block it, leaving them in darkness, and this itself was the hiding of the Light. (Sefer HaKlallim, Klal 18, Anaf 8, Os 4) Rabbi Winston suggested that This short insight of the LeShem is perhaps one of the most important in all of Torah, at least in terms of helping the Jewish people understand their mission in life. It says, simply, that when God set aside the Hidden Light for righteous people in the future time, it meant from that time onward. It became hidden only to evil people, whose actions cause the light to repel them. This is very important, because this light is as crucial for seeing the truth about life as eyes are for seeing the world around us. Without this Ohr HaGanuz, a person remains blind to the reality of God and truth, and can willingly and happily stumble down the wrong path in life. He may have a blast, but in the end, the blast will have him. We read: kol yisrael yesh lahem All of the Jewish people have a portion in the World-to-Come, as it says, “All of Your people are righteous and will forever inherit the land; the branch of My planting, the work of My hands.” (Yeshayahu 60:21) This is less a compliment than it is a reminder of what the Jewish people are supposed to be. For, to not be righteous means that one is denied access to the Ohr HaGanuz, to a clear vision of the purpose of life, and how best to achieve it. In fact, since one's access to the Ohr HaGanuz is primarily through the words of Torah, one's level of righteousness determines one's access to the levels of Torah. Anyone can pick up and read a Chumash, and today, even the Talmud. But, only the righteous can draw down through Torah the Ohr HaGanuz, and benefit from it. This is why non-righteous people, in spite of the fact that they read such sources of Torah knowledge from cover-to-cover, are never impacted by its words. Their physical eyes may be wide open, but their mind's eye, being blind to higher levels of reality, sees only darkness, even though they are convinced they are seeing what the righteous see, and that it is the latter who are deluded. However, even for Jews who wish to be righteous, it is not an easy feat, especially in so distracting a world. To solve this problem, we have kohanim. Kohanim, at least in Temple times, were spared the need to be involved in the outside, in the world of spiritual distraction. They were supported by the community, and allowed to remain in a holy environment most of the time. (The Kohen Gadol himself never left the Bais HaMikdosh while he functioned in this role.) This is why the kohanim had to live up to a higher standard than the rest of the Jewish people. As the koh indicates at the beginning of the word kohen, they didn't have the luxury of being a little less righteous. It was their role to remain in the position of conduits for the Divine light for the rest of the people, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year, so that the Jewish people could strive to be such conduits for the rest of the world. Eretz Yisroel functions in a similar way, as the following reveals: Rabbi Moshe Cordovero Rabbi Moshe Cordovero (1522-1570) 'The Ramak' One of the greatest of all Kabbalists was Rabbi Moshe Cordovero. He was born in 1522 in Safed, the city that was soon to become famed as a center of Kabbalah. At a young age, he already gained a reputation as an extroardinary genius. Besides his knowledge in Kabbalah, he was a Talmudic scholar and philosopher of the highest rank, and was widely respected in these fields. He was even one of the four to receive the special semichah-ordination from Rabbi Yaakov Beirav in 1538, along with Rabbis Yosef Caro (Cordovero's teacher in Jewish Law), Moshe of Trani and Yosef Sagis, all of whom were much older and better known than the young prodigy. wrote: “Anyone who lives in Eretz Yisroel is considered a righteous person even if it doesn't appear that way. For, if he wasn't, then the land would spit him out, as it says, ‘And the land shall spit out its inhabitants' (Vayikra 18:25). Therefore, regarding even those who act in evil ways, if the land does not reject them then God calls him “righteous.” This is what is meant by the verse, ‘This is the gate of God; the righteous shall enter through it' (Tehillim 118:20). The ‘gate of God' refers to Eretz Yisroel, as we see Ya'akov Avinu calling it ‘the gate of Heaven' (Bereishis 28:17). The first letters of tzadikim yavo'u vo—the righteous shall enter through it—are Tzaddi -Yud-Bais and can be arranged to spell tzvi—deer—implying that Eretz HaTzvi—the Land of the Deer—is the gateway to God, and that all those that enter it are called “righteous,” for once they enter they do not leave.” (Tuv HaAretz, The Advantage of Living in Eretz Yisroel . . .) In other words, Eretz Yisroel mystically maintains the spiritual status of Jews living on the land, as long as they fulfill the mitzvos dependent upon the land, like taking tithes and observing the Shmittah year. Hence, it takes less spiritual accomplishment to access the Hidden Light in Eretz Yisroel as it does in the rest of the world, which is why the Talmud says: Even the air of Eretz Yisroel makes a person wise. (Bava Basra 158b) Hence, one of the borders of Eretz Yisroel, the one the Jews were made to cross on their initial entry into the land, is the Yarden, or the Jordan River. In English the name may mean very little, by the Hebrew name can be broken into two parts: yarad Nun—the Nun descended. Which Nun? The Nun of the Nun Sha'arei Binah —the Fifty Gates of Understanding, with which God made Creation (Rosh Hashanah 21b). Kabbalah explains that it is the Nun Sha'arei Binah that the Ohr HaGanuz passes through on its way down into our world. It is the Fifty Gates of Understanding that filter the light, allowing it to result in every aspect of Creation as we know, and don't know it, above and below. It is also the light of Torah, for those who merit it, which is why the Midrash also says that there is no Torah like the Torah of Eretz Yisroel. For, even in times when the Temple does not exist, and the kohanim cannot function in the role as they once did, Eretz Yisroel does, making access to the Hidden Light that much easier. Hence, another names for the Jewish people is Mamleches Kohanim—a kingdom of Kohanim— since with the help of Eretz Yisroel, we can also function in the level of kohanim to some degree. Not only is the Nun Sha'arei Binah the source of the light of the Torah, it is also the source of our souls, which we access on more profound levels by learning Torah, and, of course, by living in Eretz Yisroel. Sometimes we forget this, and it takes our enemies to remind us of who we really are. This is why Haman can also be read: Heh-Mem, Nun, or “they are 50,” referring to the Jewish people that Haman arouses by his attempt at genocide. This is also why he planned to hang Mordechai on a gallows that was 50 amos high: Haman sensed that there was about to be an influx of the light of the Nun Sha'arei Binah, and wanted to thwart it. It is with the light of the Fifty Gates of Understanding that we use to fully rectify Creation. This is the death note for Amalek. Therefore, explains the Nesivos Shalom, Sholom Noach Berezovsky (Hebrew: שלום נח ברזובסקי; August 18, 1911 – August 8, 2000) was the rebbe (hereditary rabbinic leader) of the Slonim dynasty of hasidim from 1981 until his death. His teachings were published as a series of books entitled Nesivos Sholom Amalek attacked the Jewish people during their 50 day ascension to Mt. Sinai and the acceptance of Torah. He didn't stop it from happening, but he was able to lessen its impact, and hold of the Final Redemption. The next time Amalek tries to block such an opportunity for complete redemption, is just as the Jewish people are entering the land. This time Amalek attacks through Balak and Bilaam, who, the Zohar explains, were rooted in Amalek. The name Amalek is even built into their names. Once again, he didn't stop the event, but he lessened it enough to hold off the Final Redemption for a while longer, once they caused Gad, Reuven, and Menashe to choose to live in the Diaspora instead of Eretz HaKodesh. The next potential for a complete redemption was in Mordechai's and Esther's time, which, as the Talmud says, was really the completion of what began at Har Sinai over a millennium before. Once again, Amalek showed up, not preventing redemption, but lessening its impact and its ability to eradicate evil from Creation. After that, there were battles with Amalek, but mostly started by the Jewish people, especially in Shaul HaMelech's time. The next war an Amaleki seems to go out of his way to fight against the Jewish people was in World War II, which, as Hitler, y”s, himself admitted, was really a war against the Jews. And, in pure Amaleki style, he sacrificed the war effort, put himself at risk, just to harm and murder more Jews. He may not have physically descended from Amalek, but he certainly did spiritually. His arrival on the scene would imply that, at that time, there was a potential for the complete tikun, and he came to stop it. The Holocaust, according to Torah hashkofah, was Amalek's attempt to prevent the Final Redemption, so that he, and other evil people like him, can remain in history a little longer. However, as always, Amalek is never able to completely prevent the aspect of redemption that was destined for that time, but he was able to limit its impact, and push off the full tikun a little longer. This is why the formation of the State of Israel has been so confusing for some, and misread by so many, some who see too much in it, and many who see too little in it. Nevertheless, aside from many other reasons, which are mentioned in my new book, Drowning In Pshat: A Deeper Look At The Final Redemption, the very fact that Amalek showed up when he did makes it clear that what happened in 1948 was certainly part of the Final Redemption. Just how much remains to be seen, but an important part of it, it is hard to say otherwise. Why should anyone be surprised if they understand the lands connection to the Nun Sha'arei Binah? Like the Jewish people themselves, it is a lens through which the light of Torah is able to shine on the rest of the world: From Tzion will come Torah. (Yeshayahu 2:3) From Tzion, the light of the Nun Sha'arei Binah fill go forth to the rest of the world, just as it goes from the kohanim to the Jewish people. Hence, the last letter of the word kohen is, in fact, a Nun, to indicate that which they are supposed to radiate to the rest of the nation, by using the light of 25. They were the microcosm; the Jewish nation, as a whole, is the macrocosm. Thus, the Kohen Gadol wore the letters of the 12 Tribes on his shoulders, 25 letters on one side, and 25 letters on the other side. How convenient it was that all the names of tribes, the fathers of the entire nation, should total 50. It was an ongoing reminder of the role of the kohanim.
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Blood clots, legitimate concern about blood clots, and well-honed knowledge about blood clots are all part of our profession's requirements for safe practice, right? And over the years I've been doing I Have a Client Who . . ., I've received dozens of stories about blood clots in one context or another. Today, we'll look at yet another: a condition called Factor Five Leiden. Resources: Pocket Pathology: https://www.abmp.com/abmp-pocket-pathology-app CE class, "A Doctor's Note is Not Good Enough, and what is better". Chronic Venous Insufficiency - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics (no date). Available at: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/medicine-and-dentistry/chronic-venous-insufficiency (Accessed: 10 January 2024). Factor V Leiden (no date). Available at: https://www.nationwidechildrens.org/conditions/factor-v-leiden (Accessed: 10 January 2024). Ghalaut, P.S. et al. (2014) ‘Ischemic Stroke in a Patient with Heterozygous Factor V Leiden Mutation: An Uncommon Association', Indian Journal of Hematology & Blood Transfusion, 30(Suppl 1), pp. 335–337. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1007/s12288-014-0392-2. Jehangir, W. et al. (2014) ‘Treatment for Factor V Leiden, Stuck Between a Rock and a Hard Place: A Case Report and Review of Literature', Journal of Hematology, 3(2), pp. 43–45. Trani, J.L. and Lawson, J.H. (2007) ‘5 - HYPERCOAGULABLE STATES ASSOCIATED WITH CHRONIC VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY', in J.J. Bergan and C.K. Shortell (eds) Venous Ulcers. San Diego: Academic Press, pp. 55–65. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-012373565-2.50009-9. 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Giovanna Zucconi"La cura del domani"I Dialoghi di Traniwww.idialoghiditrani.comVenerdì 22 settembre 2023, ore 19:00, TraniGli incontri de "La fabbrica del mondo"con Telmo Pievani, Mario Calabresi, Marco Paolini e Giovanna ZucconiLa fabbrica del mondo: il cantiere della cura del domaniAvere cura e curare sono concetti simili ma diversi. Del nostro pianeta avremmo dovuto avere miglior cura, oggi tocca curarlo. La terra non ci appartiene, l'abbiamo in prestito dalle generazioni future e prendersene cura dovrebbe essere un assioma. Se la cura oggi si chiama transizione ecologica ha senso chiederci quanto radicale debba essere, quanto repentina, da chi debba esser governata e secondo quali criteri. Quesiti che non riguardano solo le tecniche con cui stiamo realizzando la transizione, ma anche e soprattutto la visione politica che muove gli strumenti tecnici.Giovanna Zucconi, giornalista e imprenditrice (anzi, ormai viceversa). Autrice e conduttrice di programmi culturali per la radio e la televisione (“Pickwick”, “Sumo”, “Che tempo che fa”), ha ideato e diretto per Feltrinelli “Effe”, rivista di culto tra migliaia di appassionati di libri. Vive sull'Appenino piacentino, ha un'azienda agricola dove coltiva lavanda e altre essenze per la produzione di fragranze, il suo matrimonio è stato celebrato da Carlin Petrini. Ha creato “Serra&Fonseca”, marchio di profumeria artistica che esplora le connessioni fra profumo e letteratura, arte, design; e ha pubblicato “La sua voce è profumo. Passeggiata letteraria tra aromi, odori, fragranze”.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1487855/advertisement
Oggi a Cult: Francesca Frediani parla di "La lettura intorno - Bookcity tutto l'anno" in tutti i Municipi di Milano; il Coro Ispano Americano di Milano dedica cinque repliche del suo nuovo spettacolo-concerto al 50° del golpe in Cile; Michela Signori racconta il nuovo appuntamento di "La fabbrica del mondo" in collaborazione con i Dialoghi di Trani, con Marco Paolini, Telmo Pievani, Mario Calabresi e Giovanna Zucconi; a Piacenza, la prima edizione del Festival del Pensare Contemporaneo...
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Marco Tarquinio"I Dialoghi di Trani"www.idialoghiditrani.comsabato 23 settembre 2023, ore 20:00Dialogo con Luigino Bruni, Marco Tarquinio e Giovanni Di Benedetto"La cultura della cura: come convertire il cuore e cercare la pace"La politica della cura ha bisogno del contributo di tutti, per questo papa Francesco invita a diventare profeti e testimoni della cultura della cura, perché solo se ognuno saprà “convertire il cuore e cambiare la mentalità per cercare veramente la pace nella solidarietà e nella fraternità” sarà possibile ridisegnare la qualità della vita.Marco Tarquinio, nato il 16 marzo 1958, è stato direttore responsabile di Avvenire. Umbro, di Assisi, vive ormai da molti anni tra Milano e Roma. Esperto di politica interna e internazionale, inizia la sua attività di cronista a “La Voce”, per proseguirla al “Corriere dell'Umbria”, “La Gazzetta”, “Il Tempo”, fino al 1994 anno in cui giunge ad “Avvenire”. Gli sono stati attribuiti numerosi premi giornalistici ed è commendatore al merito della Repubblica Italiana. Dal 2011 al 2016, sino alla cessazione dell'attività di quel dicastero della Santa Sede, è stato consultore del Pontificio Consiglio delle Comunicazioni Sociali."Combattere la guerra"Marco Tarquinio, Antonio Spadaro, Sandro Calvaniin dialogo edizioniUna riflessione appassionata partendo dalla drammatica attualità delle 169 guerre in corso nel mondo, con una domanda provocatoria sullo sfondo: «Beati i costruttori di guerra?» Come afferma l'arcivescovo Mario Delpini, credere nella pace oggi sembra un azzardo, mentre la direzione verso un conflitto sempre più mondiale pare ineluttabile. Tra conflitti dimenticati e strategie di politica estera viene fatta luce sulla complessità dell'intreccio che unisce indissolubilmente guerra e pace nell'orizzonte internazionale. Emerge, nelle parole degli autori, l'esigenza di combattere il pensiero diffuso che la guerra sia inevitabile. Contiene l'appello per la pace lanciato dall'arcivescovo Delpini che nel mese di marzo ha già raccolto oltre 25 mila adesioni di cittadini ambrosiani.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1487855/advertisement
Barbara BergaglioCensimento delle raccolte fotografiche in ItaliaI Dialoghi di Trani, 24 settembre 2023, ore 18:00Presentazione del censimento delle raccolte fotografiche in Italiacon Barbara Bergaglio – Camera Centro Italiano per la FotografiaIntroduce Daniela Pellegrino, interviene Alessia VendittiUn progetto del Ministero della Cultura e dell'Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo e la Documentazione sostenuto da CAMERA, Direzione Generale Arte e Architettura e Periferie Urbane, Regione Piemonte e Fondazione CRT.Barbara BergaglioResponsabile del progetto Archivi di CAMERA (Centro Italiano per la Fotografia di Torino) e insegna di Storia della Fotografia e Archivi Fotografici presso l'Università degli Studi di Torino.www.camera.toCamera. Centro Italiano per la Fotografia - Via delle Rosine 18, TorinoUn centro espositivo per la fotografia italiana e internazionale.Un centro per l'educazione all'immagine, con incontri, laboratori, workshop.Un centro di studio per la valorizzazione del patrimonio fotografico.Progetto di portata internazionale nato nell'autunno 2015 con un largo partenariato privato, CAMERA vuole affermare sempre più la propria connessione con il sistema territoriale: un polo unico, dedicato alla fotografia, in grado di rafforzare il legame del Piemonte e dell'Italia con le principali realtà mondiali promuovendo la fotografia in un dialogo aperto e creativo con artisti e istituzioni.L'obiettivo di divulgazione della fotografia è rivolto a un'utenza ampia e articolata per tipologia, età e bacino territoriale. CAMERA, attraverso numerosi elementi di attrazione e interesse, dalle mostre ai workshop, agli incontri, ai laboratori, ambisce a divenire sempre più punto di riferimento, luogo di incontro e scambio per i cittadini, con un'offerta culturale diversificata per ogni categoria di pubblico, appassionati, amatori, professionisti e studiosi.CAMERA è così una piattaforma per esposizione, produzione, archiviazione, formazione, incontro e dibattito intorno alla fotografia: un luogo radicato sul territorio e internazionale al tempo stesso.CAMERA si trova all'interno dell'isolato di Santa Pelagia, nell'edificio in cui la Regia Opera della Mendicità aprì le prime scuole gratuite del Regno di Sardegna. L'ubicazione nel centro della città, tra piazza Vittorio Veneto e piazza Castello, a pochi passi dalla Mole Antonelliana e da molti altri musei e gallerie, offre un interessante contesto storico, architettonico e ambientale nonché un comodo accesso per visitatori e ospiti.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1487855/advertisement
Seguimos con las hermanas de la emperatriz Isabel de Baviera. Hoy hablamos de Matilde, que tuvo una vida bastante similar a su hermana María Sofía, de la que ya hemos hablado. De hecho, se casó con el cuñado de su hermana, Luis de las Dos Sicilias. También en su vida aparece un embarazo extramatrimonial y una hija a la que no volvió a ver.
Ce podcast n'a aucune utilité, si ce n'est mettre des paroles, des parcours, des idées, des personnes...en avant ! Pour l'épisode 6 de la saison 2 soit l'épisode 16 du podcast, les humoristes Benjamin Tranié et Djamil le Shlag ont pris le temps de parler de leur parcours d'humoristes français et bien plus au micro du podcast. Leurs co-auteurs Zaïd Sahebdin & Mounir Soussi ont eu la gentillesse de venir avec eux pour se raconter... pour nous dévoiler leurs odyssées... Quelques infos sur nos deux invités : https://www.benjamintranie.fr https://www.radiofrance.fr/franceinter/podcasts/la-chronique-de-djamil-le-shlag https://www.radiofrance.fr/franceinter/podcasts/la-chronique-de-benjamin-tranie https://www.billetreduc.com/spectacle-djamil-le-shlag.htm ********************************* Je passe ma vie 'à tomber amoureuse' artistiquement parlant. Ah si vous saviez que And They Still Don't Know My Name ! est l'endroit où je peux aussi inviter mes 'amoureux-zes'. Il y a cinq ans déjà, en écoutant quotidiennement l'émission des '30 Glorieuses' sur radio Nova animée par Yassine Belattar & Thomas Barbazan, je découvre Djamil Le Shlag & Benjamin Tranié. Cinq ans plus tard je prends un malin plaisir à inviter "le ringard" et le "beauf" mais pas que !! Ils bossent tous les deux en binôme avec leurs co-auteurs ; Mounir Soussi et Zaïd Sahebdin Je vous invite donc à découvrir l'envers du décor ! Le podcast garde la même ligne éditoriale, c'est à dire le parcours des invités... mais dans cet épisode... on en apprend bien évidemment sur nos invités du jour...mais avec humour ! Bon épisode à ceux qui écouteront ! Quand on aime, on like, on partage... vous connaissez la chanson, je ne vous apprends rien ! ****************************************** REMERCIEMENTS : Hélène Amétis de http://www.derniersdelaclasse.com pour la post production du podcast Clément Téry de https://www.clementtery.fr pour les jingles du podcast et le Studio Yass Kifo de https://www.yasskifo.com pour le logo du podcast Gülay Surmeli de https://www.vivier-agency.com pour les réseaux sociaux Gabrielle Mirbeau pour la caméra ********************************************
Toutes les deux semaines, découvrez un nouvel épisode de la saison 2 de Yellow Mic, le podcast qui retrace l'histoire derrière une bonne vanne, de son ébauche, jusqu'à son arrivée sur la scène du Montreux Comedy Festival.Dans ce 26e épisode, Benjamin Tranié nous parle de ses drôles de personnages et met en lumière ses talents de conteur !Envie d'assister à la prochaine édition du Montreux Comedy Festival ?
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This article is an Excerpt from Miracles of the Eucharist Book IIThis article is about Love and hate. What would make a Man give up His Life for those who mock Him, reject Him, betray Him, choose a murderer over Him, strip Him, scourge Him, spit upon Him, nail Him to the Cross? Love, unconditional Love!What would make a woman take a consecrated Host, the vulnerable God-man and desecrate Him? Hate! But how does someone acquire that much hate and anger against an innocent, vulnerable Lord Who died for her? https://eucharisticrevival.substack.com/Support the show
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It's never too late to start doing what you want to do. Thankfully, being creative, following your dreams, and being innovative doesn't come with an age limit. Many people will get to a certain age, maybe after their babies are all grown up, and think: "I wish I had done that." Remember, it is never too late to find the fabulous you!In this episode of the WHoly Mom Chat, Jenny talks with Lisa Trani about her business "Finding Fabulous You" and how Lisa started her business at the age of 51. Lisa shares her journey and advises other women who want to follow their dreams, no matter their age. Lisa is the owner of Finding Fabulous You LLC., which handles public relations and social media for businesses in the area. She is also a fashion, beauty, and lifestyle influencer and blogger of Finding Fabulous You, focusing on beauty and style for all ages. She is also a brand ambassador. Listen in to learn more about: Lisa's journey and how she started her own business at 51. The emotions and obstacles she faced in the early stage of building her business and how she overcame them. Lisa shares her advice for women who want to pursue their dreams later in their life. To connect with Lisa - Website - www.finding-fabulousyou.com Instagram handle @findingfabulousyouFacebook - Lisa Trani To Support My Podcast, use: Paypal Or Venmo: @wholymom To get the full version of the show notes:https://wholymom.com/podcast/episode33/ Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/wholymom)
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