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Magdalena Hajkiewicz Podcast
#210 Psychogastroenterologia- rewolucja w leczeniu przewlekłych chorób jelitowych?

Magdalena Hajkiewicz Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 17, 2025 34:08


Partnerem odcinka polska marka Sanprobi - lider probiotykoterapii, producent probiotyków, psychobiotyków i postbiotykówDo 210. odcinka podcastu zaprosiłam prof. dr hab. n. med. Wojciecha Marlicza - specjalistę chorób wewnętrznych, gastroenterologa, członka polskich i zagranicznych towarzystw gastroenterologicznych i autora prac naukowych w tematyce mikrobioty jelitowej, by porozmawiać o psychogastroenterologii.Posłuchaj odcinka, jeśli chcesz dowiedzieć się:Czym jest psychogastroenterologia?W jaki sposób można wspierać funkcjonowanie osi mózgowo-jelitowej?Jak infekcje wpływają na zdrowie psychiczne?Czym są zaburzenia osi mózgowo-jelitowej?Co stanowi filar psychogastroenterologii?W jaki sposób wsparcie psychologiczne pomaga osobom z przewlekłymi chorobami układu pokarmowego?Czy probiotykoterapia może wspomagać działanie osi mózgowo-jelitowej?Do jakiego specjalisty warto się zgłosić przy podejrzeniu zaburzeń osi mózgowo-jelitowej?Jaki jest związek między psychiką a zdrowiem układu pokarmowego?Dowiedz się więcej o kursie z psychogastroenterologii - https://cbt.pl/szkolenia/kurs-psychogastroenterologii/

Cyber Security with Bob G
Tech Talk - 1-24-2025

Cyber Security with Bob G

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2025 9:49


Video - https://youtu.be/Ri-qH-4YWOk Tech Talk & Beyond 1-24-2025 This week's topic: 10 Hacker Tricks They Don't Want You to Know (and How to Outsmart Them!) You'll find the video used in todays Tech Talk at: https://youtu.be/WDo-5o--M-s I used ChatGPT-4o, ZOOM, Pictory.ai, and ScreenPal to put this information together.

Psychologia & Trening Koni - Alfa Horse
Znaczenie aktywnego rozciągania - fragment live 193

Psychologia & Trening Koni - Alfa Horse

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 27, 2024 8:31


CEL ĆWICZENIA • Aktywny ruch z impulsem i okrągłą górną linią ciała (dobry banan) • Połączenie energii i równowagi• Dodania energii bez powodowania usztywnień • Możliwość wykonywania Przesunięć do SER bez wpływu na energię • Podnoszenie z Węszenia do Ramy Horyzontalnej (pozycja nisko-długo / low & long): nos na wysokości nadgarstków, uszy nieco powyżej linii kłębu, kłąb i zad na jednej wysokości. W miarę równe obciążenie przodu i zadu (50-50) lub z niewielkim większym ciężarem na przodzie (60-40) CO MUSI DZIAŁAĆ • Dłuższe utrzymanie wygięcia w kłusie z oferowaniem zejściami w dół • Lekka reakcja na dodania energii w kłusie i utrzymanie ten energii chociaż przez kilka krokówDołacz do Klubu Live - Wideo

DDCAST - Was ist gut? Design, Kommunikation, Architektur
DDCAST 205 - Hartmut Esslinger "Die Hartmut Trilogie (Teil 3)"

DDCAST - Was ist gut? Design, Kommunikation, Architektur

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 12, 2024 49:35


Prof. Dr. hc. Hartmut Esslinger HonRDI Hartmut Esslinger war der erste Designer, der mensch-gerechtes High-Touch-Design in die Welt komplexer Hardware- und Softwaretechnologie brachte. 1969 gründete er als Student „esslinger design“ in seiner Heimat Deutschland und etablierte als Teil seiner Partnerschaft mit Steve Jobs 1982 „frog design“ in den U.S.A. – und dann zusammen mit seiner Partnerin und Ehefrau Patricia Roller auf alle fünf Kontinente. Hartmut ist Ehrendoktor der Parsons New School, New York und HonRDI (honorable Royal Designer for Industry) der Royal Society of Arts, London. Wichtige Kunden waren – und sind teilweise immer noch - Wega, Sony, Louis Vuitton (LHMH), KaVo Dental, hansgrohe, Apple, Microsoft, Hewlett Packard, NEC, Olympus, Samsung, Canon, General Electric, Lufthansa, Shimano, Yamaha, Honda, Toyota, Docomo, Motorola, Texas Instruments, Kodak , Polaroid, Disney und Disney Cruise Lines, Nike, Sky Networks, Unilever, Hilti, SAP… 2005 erwarb Flextronics die Mehrheit an frog design und 2008 kam KKR als Investor dazu. 2021 erwarb CAPGEMINI INVENT alle Aktien. Mt 35 Studios und mehr als 2500 kreativen Mitarbeitern und Mitarbeiterinnen weltweit ist frog die einflussreichste Design- Agentur. Seit 2018 Hartmut Mit-Gründer der „Esslinger Group“, einem Unternehmen für IoT-Produkte in Hong Kong, Shenzhen und Silicon Valley. Seit 1989 ist Hartmut auch als Design-Dozent tätig. Er ist Gründungsprofessor der Hochschule für Gestaltung in Karlsruhe in Deutschland, lehrte sechs Jahre lang an der Universität für Angewandte Kunst in Wien und ist seit 2011 Dozent an der SIVA-DeTao Design School in Shanghai. 1969 erhielt Hartmut den ersten Bundespreis Gute Form, und 2017 wurde ihm die erstmalige World Design Medal der WDO (World Design Organisation – zuvor ICSID) als einflussreichster Designer seit der Gründung der WDO im Jahr 1957 verliehen. Linktipps von Hartmut Esslinger A fine line: How Design Strategies Are Shaping the Future of Business https://www.amazon.com/Fine-Line-Strategies-Shaping-Business/dp/0470451025 Keep it Simple, Apple's early Design Years https://www.amazon.com/Keep-Simple-Early-Design- Years/dp/3897904071/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2OIHFSB84L8IW&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.34DPjY4j LPpBUgflh52ueqiibsNXEBUCp9rIQzvGrPaEm9iY0Pt4rjbCloNCHOtBRJyjUKpBxgJp4f4 QhhKAqAKq0TW4WLFIA3DIhDNVaV4.hAYQBnXqdDt_Tm5iKlJfwfAEuXYy3HnA3m- TdlTP3PQ&dib_tag=se&keywords=keep+it+simple+esslinger&qid=1716850586&s=boo ks&sprefix=keep+it+simple+esslinger%2Cstripbooks%2C163&sr=1-1 Design Forward,:Creative Strategies for Sustainable Change https://www.amazon.com/Design-Forward-Creative-Strategies- Sustainable/dp/3897903814/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3P16OINRWPS6I&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ukv 2uVrPLu9DfDwyPmbYnWTAXDqCHzkrfxQXQCljlag.7N0FwKeIwgvuFcOiu2pkMYgJOZ DN3X790NP7MjZd58c&dib_tag=se&keywords=design+forward+esslinger&qid=171685 0632&s=books&sprefix=design+forward+esslinger%2Cstripbooks%2C175&sr=1-1 Hartmut Esslinger Design Matters with Debbie Millman https://podcasts.apple.com › podcast CONVERSATION WITH HARTMUT ESSLINGER https://ndion.de/en/we-were-system-innovators-in-conversation-with-hartmut- esslinger/ Hartmut Esslinger - Advice For Designers https://vimeo.com/59679411 Lifetime Achievement Award https://www.euipo.europa.eu/en/designs/designeuropa-awards/awards-2018/hartmut- esslinger A bit of a Biography https://www.immigrantentrepreneurship.org/entries/hartmut-esslinger/

ndion Podcast
Dr. Thomas Garvey | How Does the WDO Impact Global Sustainability?

ndion Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 2, 2024 29:37


Dr. Garvey and host Moritz Marder discuss how the definition of industrial design has expanded to encompass a broader range of disciplines and how the WDO is working to align its efforts with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The episode also highlights the organization's global network, various programs, and Dr. Garvey's own journey in the field of design.

DDCAST - Was ist gut? Design, Kommunikation, Architektur
DDCAST 204 - Hartmut Esslinger "Die Hartmut Trilogie (Teil 2)"

DDCAST - Was ist gut? Design, Kommunikation, Architektur

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 28, 2024 33:58


Prof. Dr. hc. Hartmut Esslinger HonRDI Hartmut Esslinger war der erste Designer, der mensch-gerechtes High-Touch-Design in die Welt komplexer Hardware- und Softwaretechnologie brachte. 1969 gründete er als Student „esslinger design“ in seiner Heimat Deutschland und etablierte als Teil seiner Partnerschaft mit Steve Jobs 1982 „frog design“ in den U.S.A. – und dann zusammen mit seiner Partnerin und Ehefrau Patricia Roller auf alle fünf Kontinente. Hartmut ist Ehrendoktor der Parsons New School, New York und HonRDI (honorable Royal Designer for Industry) der Royal Society of Arts, London. Wichtige Kunden waren – und sind teilweise immer noch - Wega, Sony, Louis Vuitton (LHMH), KaVo Dental, hansgrohe, Apple, Microsoft, Hewlett Packard, NEC, Olympus, Samsung, Canon, General Electric, Lufthansa, Shimano, Yamaha, Honda, Toyota, Docomo, Motorola, Texas Instruments, Kodak , Polaroid, Disney und Disney Cruise Lines, Nike, Sky Networks, Unilever, Hilti, SAP… 2005 erwarb Flextronics die Mehrheit an frog design und 2008 kam KKR als Investor dazu. 2021 erwarb CAPGEMINI INVENT alle Aktien. Mt 35 Studios und mehr als 2500 kreativen Mitarbeitern und Mitarbeiterinnen weltweit ist frog die einflussreichste Design- Agentur. Seit 2018 Hartmut Mit-Gründer der „Esslinger Group“, einem Unternehmen für IoT-Produkte in Hong Kong, Shenzhen und Silicon Valley. Seit 1989 ist Hartmut auch als Design-Dozent tätig. Er ist Gründungsprofessor der Hochschule für Gestaltung in Karlsruhe in Deutschland, lehrte sechs Jahre lang an der Universität für Angewandte Kunst in Wien und ist seit 2011 Dozent an der SIVA-DeTao Design School in Shanghai. 1969 erhielt Hartmut den ersten Bundespreis Gute Form, und 2017 wurde ihm die erstmalige World Design Medal der WDO (World Design Organisation – zuvor ICSID) als einflussreichster Designer seit der Gründung der WDO im Jahr 1957 verliehen. Linktipps von Hartmut Esslinger A fine line: How Design Strategies Are Shaping the Future of Business https://www.amazon.com/Fine-Line-Strategies-Shaping-Business/dp/0470451025 Keep it Simple, Apple's early Design Years https://www.amazon.com/Keep-Simple-Early-Design- Years/dp/3897904071/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2OIHFSB84L8IW&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.34DPjY4j LPpBUgflh52ueqiibsNXEBUCp9rIQzvGrPaEm9iY0Pt4rjbCloNCHOtBRJyjUKpBxgJp4f4 QhhKAqAKq0TW4WLFIA3DIhDNVaV4.hAYQBnXqdDt_Tm5iKlJfwfAEuXYy3HnA3m- TdlTP3PQ&dib_tag=se&keywords=keep+it+simple+esslinger&qid=1716850586&s=boo ks&sprefix=keep+it+simple+esslinger%2Cstripbooks%2C163&sr=1-1 Design Forward,:Creative Strategies for Sustainable Change https://www.amazon.com/Design-Forward-Creative-Strategies- Sustainable/dp/3897903814/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3P16OINRWPS6I&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ukv 2uVrPLu9DfDwyPmbYnWTAXDqCHzkrfxQXQCljlag.7N0FwKeIwgvuFcOiu2pkMYgJOZ DN3X790NP7MjZd58c&dib_tag=se&keywords=design+forward+esslinger&qid=171685 0632&s=books&sprefix=design+forward+esslinger%2Cstripbooks%2C175&sr=1-1 Hartmut Esslinger Design Matters with Debbie Millman https://podcasts.apple.com › podcast CONVERSATION WITH HARTMUT ESSLINGER https://ndion.de/en/we-were-system-innovators-in-conversation-with-hartmut- esslinger/ Hartmut Esslinger - Advice For Designers https://vimeo.com/59679411 Lifetime Achievement Award https://www.euipo.europa.eu/en/designs/designeuropa-awards/awards-2018/hartmut- esslinger A bit of a Biography https://www.immigrantentrepreneurship.org/entries/hartmut-esslinger/

Techzine Talks
European Accessibility Act: digitale toegankelijkheid voor iedereen in 2025?

Techzine Talks

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 15, 2024 34:24


In juni 2025 wordt de European Accessibility Act van kracht in Europa, dus ook in Nederland. Deze richtlijn moet er via lokale wetgeving (Wet digitale overheid, oftewel Wdo) voor gaan zorgen dat het digitale aanbod van bedrijven en overheden toegankelijk wordt voor iedereen. Wat zijn hiervan de implicaties? Luister naar deze nieuwe aflevering van Techzine Talks en hoor er meer over.In een interview dat we inmiddels alweer zo'n zeven jaar geleden hadden met iemand van SiteImprove, hadden we het al over de toegankelijkheid van digitale diensten. In dat geval ging het alleen om websites van overheidsinstellingen en om de EU Web Accessibility Directive die toen van kracht zou gaan worden. Sindsdien heeft de EU stug doorgewerkt aan het uitbreiden van dit soort wetgeving en richtlijnen. Dat heeft geresulteerd in de European Accessibility Act, die een en ander nog een stuk breder trekt. Is het nodig?De voornaamste vraag die je nu wellicht hebt is of dit soort wetgeving überhaupt nodig is. Als je bedenkt dat een gebrek aan goede toegankelijkheid van websites, diensten en producten wereldwijd zo'n 1 miljard mensen treft, lijkt het antwoord voor de hand te liggen. Betere toegankelijkheid is niet alleen nodig omdat het een goed idee is vanuit medemenselijkheid, het is ook commercieel gewoon een logisch stap. Je kunt er in een klap een stuk meer klanten mee binnenhalen. Kennelijk is het echter toch nodig om hiervoor een richtlijn op te tuigen, anders gebeurt het niet.Sinds ons gesprek zeven jaar geleden lijkt er nog niet veel vooruitgang te zijn geboekt. Ook overheden lijken nog maar matig bezig te zijn geweest met toegankelijkheid van hun diensten, volgens een onderzoek van Capgemini. Volgens een ander onderzoek zakt niet minder dan 93 procent van de Nederlandse pagina's voor de toegankelijkheidstest. Beide onderzoeken maken gebruiken van de bekende standaarden van het Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). Deze zijn opgesteld door de leden van Worldwide Web Consortium (W3C).In deze aflevering van Techzine Talks bespreken we wat de nieuwe wetgeving betekent voor organisaties en hoe je ermee aan de slag gaat. Een klein jaar lijkt nog een lange tijd, maar de WCAG-richtlijnen zijn behoorlijk streng. Het is zaak om er tijdig naar te kijken en er iets aan te doen.

DDCAST - Was ist gut? Design, Kommunikation, Architektur
DDCAST 196 - Hartmut Esslinger "Die Hartmut Trilogie (Teil 1)"

DDCAST - Was ist gut? Design, Kommunikation, Architektur

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 2, 2024 40:24


Prof. Dr. hc. Hartmut Esslinger HonRDI Hartmut Esslinger war der erste Designer, der mensch-gerechtes High-Touch-Design in die Welt komplexer Hardware- und Softwaretechnologie brachte. 1969 gründete er als Student „esslinger design“ in seiner Heimat Deutschland und etablierte als Teil seiner Partnerschaft mit Steve Jobs 1982 „frog design“ in den U.S.A. – und dann zusammen mit seiner Partnerin und Ehefrau Patricia Roller auf alle fünf Kontinente. Hartmut ist Ehrendoktor der Parsons New School, New York und HonRDI (honorable Royal Designer for Industry) der Royal Society of Arts, London. Wichtige Kunden waren – und sind teilweise immer noch - Wega, Sony, Louis Vuitton (LHMH), KaVo Dental, hansgrohe, Apple, Microsoft, Hewlett Packard, NEC, Olympus, Samsung, Canon, General Electric, Lufthansa, Shimano, Yamaha, Honda, Toyota, Docomo, Motorola, Texas Instruments, Kodak , Polaroid, Disney und Disney Cruise Lines, Nike, Sky Networks, Unilever, Hilti, SAP… 2005 erwarb Flextronics die Mehrheit an frog design und 2008 kam KKR als Investor dazu. 2021 erwarb CAPGEMINI INVENT alle Aktien. Mt 35 Studios und mehr als 2500 kreativen Mitarbeitern und Mitarbeiterinnen weltweit ist frog die einflussreichste Design- Agentur. Seit 2018 Hartmut Mit-Gründer der „Esslinger Group“, einem Unternehmen für IoT-Produkte in Hong Kong, Shenzhen und Silicon Valley. Seit 1989 ist Hartmut auch als Design-Dozent tätig. Er ist Gründungsprofessor der Hochschule für Gestaltung in Karlsruhe in Deutschland, lehrte sechs Jahre lang an der Universität für Angewandte Kunst in Wien und ist seit 2011 Dozent an der SIVA-DeTao Design School in Shanghai. 1969 erhielt Hartmut den ersten Bundespreis Gute Form, und 2017 wurde ihm die erstmalige World Design Medal der WDO (World Design Organisation – zuvor ICSID) als einflussreichster Designer seit der Gründung der WDO im Jahr 1957 verliehen. Linktipps von Hartmut Esslinger A fine line: How Design Strategies Are Shaping the Future of Business https://www.amazon.com/Fine-Line-Strategies-Shaping-Business/dp/0470451025 Keep it Simple, Apple's early Design Years https://www.amazon.com/Keep-Simple-Early-Design- Years/dp/3897904071/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2OIHFSB84L8IW&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.34DPjY4j LPpBUgflh52ueqiibsNXEBUCp9rIQzvGrPaEm9iY0Pt4rjbCloNCHOtBRJyjUKpBxgJp4f4 QhhKAqAKq0TW4WLFIA3DIhDNVaV4.hAYQBnXqdDt_Tm5iKlJfwfAEuXYy3HnA3m- TdlTP3PQ&dib_tag=se&keywords=keep+it+simple+esslinger&qid=1716850586&s=boo ks&sprefix=keep+it+simple+esslinger%2Cstripbooks%2C163&sr=1-1 Design Forward,:Creative Strategies for Sustainable Change https://www.amazon.com/Design-Forward-Creative-Strategies- Sustainable/dp/3897903814/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3P16OINRWPS6I&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ukv 2uVrPLu9DfDwyPmbYnWTAXDqCHzkrfxQXQCljlag.7N0FwKeIwgvuFcOiu2pkMYgJOZ DN3X790NP7MjZd58c&dib_tag=se&keywords=design+forward+esslinger&qid=171685 0632&s=books&sprefix=design+forward+esslinger%2Cstripbooks%2C175&sr=1-1 Hartmut Esslinger Design Matters with Debbie Millman https://podcasts.apple.com › podcast CONVERSATION WITH HARTMUT ESSLINGER https://ndion.de/en/we-were-system-innovators-in-conversation-with-hartmut- esslinger/ Hartmut Esslinger - Advice For Designers https://vimeo.com/59679411 Lifetime Achievement Award https://www.euipo.europa.eu/en/designs/designeuropa-awards/awards-2018/hartmut- esslinger A bit of a Biography https://www.immigrantentrepreneurship.org/entries/hartmut-esslinger/

Psychologia & Trening Koni - Alfa Horse
Zalety pracy w ręku - fragment live 177

Psychologia & Trening Koni - Alfa Horse

Play Episode Listen Later May 29, 2024 15:05


PRACA W RĘKU: Jej najczęstsza forma to trening z bliska, w różnych strefach konia i pozycjach prowadzenia, wykonywana z kontrolą ustawienia i wygięcia, bardzo często symulująca pracę na wodzach wykonywaną w czasie jazdy. ROLA PRACY W RĘKU: • Rozwój ciała konia: kontrola ustawienia, wygięcia, precyzyjnych przesunięć poszczególnych części ciała • Symulacje pracy na wodzach: wprowadzenie wodzy wewnętrznej i zewnętrznej, akceptacja stałego połączenia, zapoznanie w wędzidłem• Urozmaicenie lub zastąpienie pracy w siodle: młody koń, niedoświadczony jeździec, rehabilitacja konia, ograniczenie pracy do stępa, trudne warunku podłoża, ideologiczna rezygnacja z jazdy, niedopasowanie wielkością do konia. • Doskonalenie relacji: akceptacja bliskości człowieka w różnych strefach i wzrastającej kontroli nad ciałem konia, budowanie zaufania i respektu do sygnałówDołącz do klubu Alfa Horse

Os Traders Podcast
AIRES ANDRADE | OS TRADERS PODCAST #72

Os Traders Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 31, 2024 92:11


Já imaginou se você pudesse operar Pares de Moedas e Mercado Internacional no "Profit Gringo"? Acesse aqui: https://bit.ly/profitgringostraders A FundedNext, eleita TOP3 entre as mesas proprietárias do Mercado Internacional, trouxe 2 novidades para você: 1 - 5% de desconto em TODOS os testes, utilizando o cupom OSTRADERS: https://fundednext.com/?fpr=ostraderspodcast 2 - Concorra ao teste de uma conta de U$ 6.000,00 (seis mil dólares) da Mesa Proprietária FundedNext, eleita TOP3 entre as mesas proprietárias do Mercado Internacional: https://bit.ly/ostradersfundednext Aires, um experiente trader com mais de 12 anos de mercado, traz para você um operacional único e fascinante. Com foco principal no macro, ele se destaca operando principalmente com Dólar (WDO), Petróleo e Ouro! Sua abordagem de negociação combina correlações e cálculos de Beta entre os ativos, resultando em estratégias Long/Short (comprado em Dólar e vendido em Petróleo, por exemplo), que se mostram altamente eficazes. Além de ser um ex-piloto de avião e músico talentoso, Aires oferece um programa educacional exclusivo One-on-One. Aires tem uma visão única sobre emocional e autoconhecimento no mercado financeiro, compartilhando mais das suas experiências e de como não precisou se esconder atrás da máscara de "trader profissional e disciplinado" para vencer no mercado. Este episódio especial é uma oportunidade única para aprender mais sobre o mercado de Ouro, a economia brasileira, a dinâmica do mercado de petróleo, além de obter insights valiosos sobre gerenciamento de trades e riscos. Não perca! Anfitrião Vasco Mamede - Instagram: @vascomamede Tiktok: ostraderspodcast Convidado Aires Andrade - Instagram: ​⁠@airesand

Uniradioinforma
Arranque de las actividades WDC 2024 en Tijuana

Uniradioinforma

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 5, 2024 11:00


Esta mañana en #Noticias7AM entrevistamos vía telefónica a Laura Araujo, Directora de Programas del World Design Capital 2024 Tijuana-San Diego (WDC).   Tema: Arranque de las actividades WDC 2024 en Tijuana. - El World Design Capital 2024 Tijuana - San Diego, marcará un hito histórico, ya que por primera vez dos ciudades, San Diego y Tijuana, compartirán conjuntamente la designación como sede del World Design Capital (WDC 2024), título otorgado por la World Design Organization (Organización Mundial del Diseño-WDO), que consagra a esta región transfronteriza como la primera en ser elegida Capital Mundial del Diseño. La WDO es una organización no gubernamental y reconocida a nivel mundial, que congrega a más de 200 organizaciones internacionales y tiene como objetivo promover y avanzar en la disciplina del diseño. Las ciudades de San Diego y Tijuana fueron seleccionadas juntas por su riqueza y diversidad, así como por su historia, cultura y diseño. WDC 2024 busca reconocer a las ciudades por su uso efectivo del diseño para impulsar el desarrollo económico, social, cultural y ambiental. A través de un programa de eventos a lo largo de un año de duración, San Diego y Tijuana mostrarán las mejores prácticas en la política urbana y la innovación, liderada por el diseño sostenible que mejoran la calidad de vida, https://wdc2024.org/es/   #Uniradioinforma

Tales From The Crawlspace 2.0
The Inebriated Termite Episode 2: The Drunkening

Tales From The Crawlspace 2.0

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2024 73:53


It's good to be back! Join Jack, Brad and special guest Mike Sheridan for an evening of alcohol and other intoxicant fueled hijinx! We debate Termite Baiting vs. Conventional barrier treatments, WDO vs. WDIR and whatever the heck the form number is... brushes with fame and some fucked up jobs!  And tonight we premiere the song "Baseboard MF'er" brought to you by Brad Harvey and Bobby Baseboard! So stick around after the show ends for that amazing musical artwork!Thanks to Tony Spangler for the artwork AND the amazing tumblers!Don't forget to subscribe for new episode notifications! Find us on instagram @tftcpodcast and Twitter @crawlspacetalesSupport the showPest Control Humor Depot on FacebookInsta: @tftcpodcastTikTok: @tftc2.0Our Website

Circular4Good
"L'industrie nouvelle est une invitation à réinventer le monde" avec Anne Asensio

Circular4Good

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 3, 2023 85:26


Le regard de notre invité sur l'industrie n'a pas d'équivalent. Selon elle, l'industrie est un lieu où l'on va « régénérer nos modèles de vie, à travers une oeuvre collective ». Bien au-delà des récits technocentrés, du totalisme binaire qui véhicule l'idée qu'il n'y aurait qu'un seul moyen de vivre bien, de vivre mieux, accordé avec l'ensemble du vivant. Il est important que nous vous prévenions : si vous allez au bout de cette écoute, vous terminerez en effervescence cérébrale totale. Vous serez galvanisé.e, et à la fois un peu épuisé.e. Agréablement épuisé.e. Nous sommes heureux de recevoir sur le podcast Circular4Good Anne Asensio, WW Vice-president design experience chez Dassault Systèmes, membre du board de la WDO, la World Design Organization, membre des CDL, les leaders du design circulaire à la fondation MacArthur. Alors, quel rapport entre le design industriel et l'industrie circulaire ? Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Play&Co(nversations) - A Design Thinking Podcast
Episode 5: Good Design Australia with Dr. Brandon Gien

Play&Co(nversations) - A Design Thinking Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 17, 2023 43:40


Brandon holds the esteemed position of CEO at Good Design Australia and has been a pivotal figure in the Australian design landscape. As the Chair of the Australian Good Design Awards and Deputy Chair of the Australian Design Council, his dedication to promoting the significance of design in enhancing various facets of life is evident. With a rich experience spanning over two decades, Brandon has consistently emphasized the transformative power of design in our society.Educated as an Industrial Designer, Brandon imparts his knowledge as an Adjunct Professor at both the University of Canberra and the University of New South Wales. His academic journey began with Mechanical Engineering at the University of Newcastle, culminating in a Bachelor's in Industrial Design. Later, he earned a Ph.D. in Environmental Design from the University of Canberra.Internationally, Brandon's influence is profound. He was the first Australian World Design Organization (WDO) President from 2013-2015. Under his leadership, the WDO underwent a pivotal transformation, aligning its vision with the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals. He was crucial in introducing the World Design Impact Prize and World Design Medal. Moreover, as the Chair of the Selection Committee in 2022, he recognized Valencia, Spain, as the World Design Capital®.Before his venture with Good Design Australia, Brandon contributed as the Executive Director of Design Strategy at Standards Australia, the nation's premier standards institution. His entrepreneurial spirit is evident as an investor and mentor for several tech startups. He is also a Non-Executive Director at Spacetalk Limited, a pioneering Australian tech firm.In recognition of his contributions, Japan honored him as an Honorary Design Ambassador, a role facilitated by the Japan Institute of Design Promotion (JDP). Additionally, he is a respected Fellow of the Design Institute of Australia.

Os Traders Podcast
O MAGO IGOR RODRIGUES | OS TRADERS PODCAST #38

Os Traders Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 8, 2023 89:10


IGOR RODRIGUES - Conhecido como "MAGO TRADER", faz operações curtas e lucrativas no SCALP e DAYTRADE em mini-indice (WIN) e mini-dólar (WDO) usando análise técnica. É analista e faz transmissões diárias na sala ao vivo em seu canal.

DŹWIĘKI PERFEKCYJNE DO SNU ASMR
DRODZY RODZICE DZIĘKUJĘ...- ASMR dla rodziców i dzieci KINDERKRAFT

DŹWIĘKI PERFEKCYJNE DO SNU ASMR

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 17, 2022 23:55


DRODZY RODZICE DZIĘKUJĘ...- ASMR dla rodziców i dzieci KINDERKRAFT Podkast powstał we współpracy reklamowej z marką KINDERKRAFT.  Zapraszamy https://discover.kinderkraft.com/asmr-nature-vibesKinderkraft od ponad 10 lat ułatwia życie rodziców i dba o potrzeby dzieci i rodziców. Z ich fotelików, rowerków, wózków i krzesełek i wielu innych pomocników mamy i taty, których nie sposób wymienić w jednym zdaniu, korzystają miliony dzieci na całym świecie. Z okazji wprowadzenia najnowszej kolekcji Nature Vibes od Kinderkraft, która jest ukłonem w stronę natury i spokoju, stworzyliśmy serię unikalnych dźwięków zarówno dla rodziców jak i dzieci. Produkty występujące w filmie to wózek NEA 2w1 oraz plecak TREASUREPACK.Tylko do 31.12 z kodem ASMR10 macie 10% zniżki na produkty z kolekcji Nature Vibes na stronie KinderkraftWzruszający podkast ASMR w podziękowaniu każdemu rodzicowi za codzienną pracę, troskę i miłość. Adresowany do każdego z nas, pełen ciepłych wspomnień. Przypominający nam, że pierwszego ASMR doświadczaliśmy już w dzieciństwie. Nagranie stworzone z perspektywy dziecka, które samo już jest dorosłe. W nagraniu można posłuchać takich wyzwalaczy jak: niesłyszalne szepty ASMR, dźwięki czesania i bawienia się włosami ASMR, Wodne wyzwalacze m.in. woda, mydłoDźwięki zgniatania, Dźwięki pędzli ASMRSzept Dźwięki świeczek ASMR, Dźwięki picia ASMR, Dźwięki natury, Dźwięki dotykania papieru, kolorowaniaDźwięki materiałów ASMR, dotykanie materiałówDołącz do mnie na:✨Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/klaudialeclercq

ASMR po polsku ŚMIESZNE ROLEPLAY
DRODZY RODZICE DZIĘKUJĘ...- ASMR dla rodziców i dzieci KINDERKRAFT

ASMR po polsku ŚMIESZNE ROLEPLAY

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 17, 2022 23:55


DRODZY RODZICE DZIĘKUJĘ...- ASMR dla rodziców i dzieci KINDERKRAFT Podkast powstał we współpracy reklamowej z marką KINDERKRAFT.  Zapraszamy https://discover.kinderkraft.com/asmr-nature-vibesKinderkraft od ponad 10 lat ułatwia życie rodziców i dba o potrzeby dzieci i rodziców. Z ich fotelików, rowerków, wózków i krzesełek i wielu innych pomocników mamy i taty, których nie sposób wymienić w jednym zdaniu, korzystają miliony dzieci na całym świecie. Z okazji wprowadzenia najnowszej kolekcji Nature Vibes od Kinderkraft, która jest ukłonem w stronę natury i spokoju, stworzyliśmy serię unikalnych dźwięków zarówno dla rodziców jak i dzieci. Produkty występujące w filmie to wózek NEA 2w1 oraz plecak TREASUREPACK.Tylko do 31.12 z kodem ASMR10 macie 10% zniżki na produkty z kolekcji Nature Vibes na stronie KinderkraftWzruszający podkast ASMR w podziękowaniu każdemu rodzicowi za codzienną pracę, troskę i miłość. Adresowany do każdego z nas, pełen ciepłych wspomnień. Przypominający nam, że pierwszego ASMR doświadczaliśmy już w dzieciństwie. Nagranie stworzone z perspektywy dziecka, które samo już jest dorosłe. W nagraniu można posłuchać takich wyzwalaczy jak: niesłyszalne szepty ASMR, dźwięki czesania i bawienia się włosami ASMR, Wodne wyzwalacze m.in. woda, mydłoDźwięki zgniatania, Dźwięki pędzli ASMRSzept Dźwięki świeczek ASMR, Dźwięki picia ASMR, Dźwięki natury, Dźwięki dotykania papieru, kolorowaniaDźwięki materiałów ASMR, dotykanie materiałówDołącz do mnie na:✨Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/klaudialeclercq

Old Goshenhoppen Reformed Church
Genesis 47:27-48:22 - Here for Now

Old Goshenhoppen Reformed Church

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 18, 2022 32:00


27 Thus Israel settled in the land of Egypt, pin the land of Goshen. qAnd they gained possessions in it, and were fruitful and multiplied greatly. 28 And Jacob lived in the land of Egypt seventeen years. rSo the days of Jacob, the years of his life, were 147 years.--29 And swhen the time drew near that Israel must die, he called his son Joseph and said to him, -If now tI have found favor in your sight, uput your hand under my thigh and vpromise to deal kindly and truly with me. wDo not bury me in Egypt, 30 but let me lie with my fathers. Carry me out of Egypt and xbury me in their burying place.- He answered, -I will do as you have said.- 31 And he said, -Swear to me-- and he swore to him. Then yIsrael bowed himself upon the head of his bed.2--Jacob Blesses Ephraim and Manasseh-48 After this, Joseph was told, -Behold, your father is ill.- So he took with him his two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim. 2 And it was told to Jacob, -Your son Joseph has come to you.- Then Israel summoned his strength and sat up in bed. 3 And Jacob said to Joseph, z-God Almighty1 appeared to me at aLuz in the land of Canaan and blessed me, 4 and said to me, 'Behold, I will make you fruitful and multiply you, and I will make of you a company of peoples and will give this land to your offspring after you bfor an everlasting possession.' 5 And now your ctwo sons, who were born to you in the land of Egypt before I came to you in Egypt, dare mine- Ephraim and Manasseh shall be mine, as Reuben and Simeon are. 6 And the children that you fathered after them shall be yours. They shall be called by the name of their brothers in their inheritance. 7 As for me, when I came from Paddan, to my sorrow eRachel died

Old Goshenhoppen Reformed Church
Genesis 47:27-48:22 - Here for Now

Old Goshenhoppen Reformed Church

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 18, 2022 32:00


27 Thus Israel settled in the land of Egypt, pin the land of Goshen. qAnd they gained possessions in it, and were fruitful and multiplied greatly. 28 And Jacob lived in the land of Egypt seventeen years. rSo the days of Jacob, the years of his life, were 147 years.--29 And swhen the time drew near that Israel must die, he called his son Joseph and said to him, -If now tI have found favor in your sight, uput your hand under my thigh and vpromise to deal kindly and truly with me. wDo not bury me in Egypt, 30 but let me lie with my fathers. Carry me out of Egypt and xbury me in their burying place.- He answered, -I will do as you have said.- 31 And he said, -Swear to me-- and he swore to him. Then yIsrael bowed himself upon the head of his bed.2--Jacob Blesses Ephraim and Manasseh-48 After this, Joseph was told, -Behold, your father is ill.- So he took with him his two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim. 2 And it was told to Jacob, -Your son Joseph has come to you.- Then Israel summoned his strength and sat up in bed. 3 And Jacob said to Joseph, z-God Almighty1 appeared to me at aLuz in the land of Canaan and blessed me, 4 and said to me, 'Behold, I will make you fruitful and multiply you, and I will make of you a company of peoples and will give this land to your offspring after you bfor an everlasting possession.' 5 And now your ctwo sons, who were born to you in the land of Egypt before I came to you in Egypt, dare mine- Ephraim and Manasseh shall be mine, as Reuben and Simeon are. 6 And the children that you fathered after them shall be yours. They shall be called by the name of their brothers in their inheritance. 7 As for me, when I came from Paddan, to my sorrow eRachel died

Old Goshenhoppen Reformed Church
Genesis 47:27-48:22 - Here for Now

Old Goshenhoppen Reformed Church

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 18, 2022 32:00


27 Thus Israel settled in the land of Egypt, pin the land of Goshen. qAnd they gained possessions in it, and were fruitful and multiplied greatly. 28 And Jacob lived in the land of Egypt seventeen years. rSo the days of Jacob, the years of his life, were 147 years.--29 And swhen the time drew near that Israel must die, he called his son Joseph and said to him, -If now tI have found favor in your sight, uput your hand under my thigh and vpromise to deal kindly and truly with me. wDo not bury me in Egypt, 30 but let me lie with my fathers. Carry me out of Egypt and xbury me in their burying place.- He answered, -I will do as you have said.- 31 And he said, -Swear to me-- and he swore to him. Then yIsrael bowed himself upon the head of his bed.2--Jacob Blesses Ephraim and Manasseh-48 After this, Joseph was told, -Behold, your father is ill.- So he took with him his two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim. 2 And it was told to Jacob, -Your son Joseph has come to you.- Then Israel summoned his strength and sat up in bed. 3 And Jacob said to Joseph, z-God Almighty1 appeared to me at aLuz in the land of Canaan and blessed me, 4 and said to me, 'Behold, I will make you fruitful and multiply you, and I will make of you a company of peoples and will give this land to your offspring after you bfor an everlasting possession.' 5 And now your ctwo sons, who were born to you in the land of Egypt before I came to you in Egypt, dare mine- Ephraim and Manasseh shall be mine, as Reuben and Simeon are. 6 And the children that you fathered after them shall be yours. They shall be called by the name of their brothers in their inheritance. 7 As for me, when I came from Paddan, to my sorrow eRachel died

Old Goshenhoppen Reformed Church
Genesis 47:27-48:22 - Here for Now

Old Goshenhoppen Reformed Church

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 14, 2022 32:51


27 Thus Israel settled in the land of Egypt, pin the land of Goshen. qAnd they gained possessions in it, and were fruitful and multiplied greatly. 28 And Jacob lived in the land of Egypt seventeen years. rSo the days of Jacob, the years of his life, were 147 years.29 And swhen the time drew near that Israel must die, he called his son Joseph and said to him, "If now tI have found favor in your sight, uput your hand under my thigh and vpromise to deal kindly and truly with me. wDo not bury me in Egypt, 30 but let me lie with my fathers. Carry me out of Egypt and xbury me in their burying place." He answered, "I will do as you have said." 31 And he said, "Swear to me"; and he swore to him. Then yIsrael bowed himself upon the head of his bed.2Jacob Blesses Ephraim and Manasseh48 After this, Joseph was told, "Behold, your father is ill." So he took with him his two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim. 2 And it was told to Jacob, "Your son Joseph has come to you." Then Israel summoned his strength and sat up in bed. 3 And Jacob said to Joseph, z"God Almighty1 appeared to me at aLuz in the land of Canaan and blessed me, 4 and said to me, 'Behold, I will make you fruitful and multiply you, and I will make of you a company of peoples and will give this land to your offspring after you bfor an everlasting possession.' 5 And now your ctwo sons, who were born to you in the land of Egypt before I came to you in Egypt, dare mine; Ephraim and Manasseh shall be mine, as Reuben and Simeon are. 6 And the children that you fathered after them shall be yours. They shall be called by the name of their brothers in their inheritance. 7 As for me, when I came from Paddan, to my sorrow eRachel died

The Canadian Investor
Top Performing Canadian Stocks and ESG

The Canadian Investor

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 20, 2022 49:02


In this release of the Canadian Investor Podcast, we cover the following topics: We take a look at the best performing TSX listed stocks over the last 5 and 10 year period We discuss ESG investing and how inconsistent the term ESG is when it comes to investing Tickers of stocks discussed: CSU.TO, WCN.TO, DSG.TO, TIH.TO, TVK.TO, CP.TO, BYD.TO, CJT.TO, BIP-UN.TO, WDO.TO, CIGI.TO, IFC.TO, FNV.TO, CNR.TO, GIB-A.TO, CGY.TO, X.TO, BEP-UN.TO, IIP-UN.TO, AIF.TO Check out our portfolio by going to Jointci.com Our Website Canadian Investor Podcast Twitter: @cdn_investing Simon's twitter: @Fiat_Iceberg Braden's twitter: @BradoCapital Sign up to Stratosphere for free

DEĞER YARATMANIN FORMÜLÜ
Sertaç Ersayın ile Tasarımın Kalkınmadaki Rolü

DEĞER YARATMANIN FORMÜLÜ

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2022 40:59


Bu bölümdeki konuğum WDO (World Design Organisation) YK üyesi Sertaç Ersayın. Sertaç Bey bir endüstri ürünleri tasarımcısı. 30 yıla yakın kurumsal tecrübenin ardından 40 ülkeden üye meslek örgütlerini bir araya getiren WDO'nun yönetim kurulunda yer almasının yanısıra Endüstriyel Tasarımcılar Meslek Kuruluşu'nun ve Yaratıcı Endüstriler Konfederasyonu Başkanlığını üstlenmiş. Dolayısıyla tasarımın üretim ve kalkınmadaki rolünü dünya ve Türkiye perspektifinden ele aldık. Tasarımda sistem odaklı bakışın farklı uzmanlıkların işbirlikleri kurabildikleri bir alana ihtiyaç duyduğunun altını çizdi. Bu anlamda tasarımın sofistikasyonu derinleşirken, anlatımının basitleşmesi ihtiyacına dikkat çekti. Benim de yürekten katıldığım diğer bir tespiti ise başarılı bir ürün veya hizmet ortaya koyabilmek için tasarımı ve pazarlamasını yapanların müzakere edebilmesi ve birbirini ikna edebilmesi zorunluluğuydu. Türkiye'ye baktığımızda ise bir vizyona bağlı olarak ulusal stratejinin belirlenmesinin öneminin ve buna bağlı olarak yetiştirilecek uzmanların ve yapılacak yatırımların meyvesini vermesinin zaman alacağının farkında olmamız gerektiğini söyledi. Burada devletin makro politikaları eksikliğinde özel sektörün bu açığı kapatıp kapatamayacağına ilişkin sorumdan ise ümit verici bir yanıt alamadım maalesef. Umuyorum Türkiye yüksek katma değerli üretim konusunda ulusal politikasını bir an önce belirleyip uzun sürecek bu yolculuğuna bir an önce başlayabilir. (02:14) ODTÜ'nün ortamı ve öğrettikleri; (03:53) İyi bir tasarımcı olmak için gerekenler; (05:28) Herkes tasarımcı olabilir mi?; (08:28) Tasarımın üretimdeki rolü; (11:33) Çevresel duyarlılığın etkisi; (13:00) Türkiye'nin yaratıcılık karnesi; (14:30) Tasarımda sistem odaklı bakış; (21:34) Pazarlama Tasarım ilişkisi; (26:55) Devlet politikalarının ve koordinasyonun gerekliliği; (33:55) Sertaç Ersayın'ın Değer Yaratma Formülü; (35:30) Sivil toplum örgütlerinin rolü Sertaç Ersayın'ın Linkedin profili https://www.linkedin.com/in/sertac-ersayin-709a0315/

Do zobaczenia. Magazyn filmowy
Do zobaczenia. Kosmos, las i Nysa

Do zobaczenia. Magazyn filmowy

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 29, 2021 28:43


W Do zobaczenia będziemy dziś w kosmosie, nawiedzonym lesie, obozie koncentracyjnym i w…Nysie! „Diuna” podbija od tygodnia nasze kina. Czym nas zachwycił film Denisa Villeneuve? Dziś kinowa premiera „Mojego wspaniałego życia” Łukasza Grzegorzka ze znakomitymi rolami m.in Agaty Buzek, Adama Woronowicza i Jacka Braciaka. Słuszna nagroda za reżyserię w Gdyni? W tym tkwi fenomen kina Grzegorzków? Inną polską premierą tygodnia jest zdumiewająca kontynuacja pierwszego polskiego slashera „W lesie dziś nie zaśnie nikt”. Jak wypada sfinansowany przez Netflixa sequel horroru Bartosza M. Kowalskiego? Będą też „Poufne lekcje perskiego”, czyli kolejne filmowe spojrzenie na Holokaust.

Do zobaczenia. Magazyn filmowy
Do zobaczenia. Zabójstwo Przemyka, zemsta po duńsku i rozwód po amerykańsku

Do zobaczenia. Magazyn filmowy

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 24, 2021 28:50


W Do zobaczenia omówimy dziś wstrząsający „Żeby nie było śladów” Jana P. Matuszyńskiego, który jest jednym z faworytów do nagród na festiwalu Polskich Filmów Fabularnych w Gdyni i właśnie wchodzi do kin w całej Polsce. Pozostaniemy w poważnych klimatach przy rozmowie o nowej wersji „Scen życia małżeńskiego”. Jak wyszedł remake klasyki Bergmana? Jessica Chastain i Oscar Isaac na pokładzie! Będzie też o zdumiewającym duńskim komediodramacie „Jeźdźcy sprawiedliwości” z kolejną wyrazistą rolą Madsa Mikkelsena.

Home Inspection Authority Straight Talk with John Laforme
Does Your Home Have Termites? Of Course It Does If Its Made Out Of Wood!

Home Inspection Authority Straight Talk with John Laforme

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 13, 2021 34:43 Transcription Available


In Episode 3 , David Olivas from Pyramid Pest Control and John Laforme explain the difference between a Termite Inspection Vs Home Inspection. Wood damage to a home can be general wood damage typically pointed out by a general home inspector, however determining if damage is dry rot or (WDO) Wood Destroying Organisms must be reported by a licensed pest control contractor only. This episode is intended to explain the process in the simplest terms for the home owner, realtor or future buyer.Termites are very common in most homes in California, being told your home has termites should be expected. The next step is addressing the issues noted in your termite inspectors report. Your termite report may indicate specific areas only or multiple areas of current dry rot or Termite damage. If multiple areas of damage are present and some areas cannot be reached then fumigation may be recommended by your Termite inspector.A structural pest control specialist is any individual who is licensed by the board to apply a pesticide, rodenticide, or allied chemicals or substances for the purpose of eliminating, exterminating, controlling, or preventing infestation or infections of pests or (WDO) wood destroying organisms included in sections 1-2-3 of a termite Inspection report.Wood Destroying Organisms (WDO) including termites or any insect, as well as rot or any fungus, that damage wood. Under California law, only an inspector licensed by the Structural Pest Control Board is qualified or authorized to inspect for any rot or termite activity or damage. You are advised to obtain a current WDO report and must rely on that report for any potential rot or termite activity and recommendations for repair.Contact Information for David Olivas of Pyramid Pest Control 818-298-8939pyramidpest@aol.comhttps://pyramidpests.com/Contact information for John Laforme of Home Inspection Authority 800-950-8184General Home InspectionsSewer Camera InspectionsMold Inspections & TestingIndoor Air Quality TestingJohn LaformeCREIA Certified Inspector Member #0155263 https://www.homeinspectionauthority.com/home-mold-sewer/Visit Us Online for our home inspection services.http://www.homeinspectionauthority.comVisit Us On Youtube for home inspection videos and tips for home buyers, Home inspector training and home inspector tools.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXzxEH5J8y5EW1lZ3LtDB0A

The HartBeat for Realtors
Ep. 60 Should You Accept FHA/VA Offers?

The HartBeat for Realtors

Play Episode Listen Later May 13, 2021 3:21


More and more we are hearing back from our buyers and referral partners that their FHA and VA buyers are not having their offers accepted. I understand this if the sales price is over the estimated appraised value. You don't want to enter that mess. I don't understand if the FHA or VA buyer is the best offer. A VA buyer is usually just as strong as any conventional buyer and the only real difference to the Seller is that a WDO inspection is required. Don't be scared of these buyers. I did a quick video on my thoughts for why Sellers should be open to accepting FHA and VA Buyers Have a rate day! I do Mortgages for a living, if I can ever help you buy or refinance a home let me know! · Apply for a mortgage now at https://timhart.floify.com/apply-now · TEXT “APPLY” to 239-437-4278 · Call me or text me 239-910-5668 · Talk to my team were here to help! 239-437-4278 · Check out my website www.TimHartJr.com Connect with me on Social Media YouTube - http://bit.ly/2Ourk8c Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/timhart453/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TimHartJr LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/timhartjr/

TDN Radio On Demand
This Week In Interview - S11E04

TDN Radio On Demand

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 4, 2021 80:10


This Week In Interview's host takes a look back at NJAM and WDO's presentation on best practices for developing an International Airport. As the people of Wesley confront the lost of their land to the government of Dominica for a proposed International Airport project.

The Pest Geek Podcast Worlds #1 Pest Control Training Podcast
Why I’m so Freekin Excited About PMU Pest Management University

The Pest Geek Podcast Worlds #1 Pest Control Training Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 4, 2021 9:51


PMU Pest Management University is the Elite pest control training center if you want to train from the very best and be in the top 1% of the industry. If you Need GHP General Household Pest, Lawn and Ornamental, Termites, WDO, Fume they have a real-world training facility with a real house that has real… The post Why I'm so Freekin Excited About PMU Pest Management University appeared first on Pest Geek Pest Control Podcast .

Bittersweet Podcast
Am I a fraud?

Bittersweet Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2021 28:52


This week's episode is all about imposter syndrome. We talk a little about what it is, what it stems from as well as some of our personal experiences managing it. We also discuss how the imposter syndrome may be more exacerbated in people of colour.  Q.O.T.W: Do you think anyone can be considered attractive as long as they know how to dress and act the part? Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast. As always keeping it real, relevant and relatable

Bittersweet Podcast
The career hustle

Bittersweet Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 30, 2020 45:48


In this weeks episode, we speak about the hustle to find a career. Is it really all about who you know or does your experience still matter? We touch on post-grad blues (yes it's a real thing), the STRUGGLE of the application process, the importance of networking and some tips that will make your search for a career easier! Q.O.T.W: Do we romanticise the idea of being an entrepreneur and condemn people who want the 9-5 lifestyle? Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook @TheBittersweetPodcast. As always keeping it real, relevant and relatable!

Papo de Trader
Bate papo mensal sobre análise gráfica e análise macro econômica para operações.

Papo de Trader

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 31, 2020 39:43


Do zobaczenia. Magazyn filmowy
Do zobaczenia. Sąd, ulica, śnieg i góry

Do zobaczenia. Magazyn filmowy

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 27, 2020 28:50


Ameryka lat 70. i ta współczesna. Zasypana śniegiem Szwecja i skazany w tłustych beatach Bronx. W końcu góry i najsłynniejszy polski alpinista. W Do zobaczenia pogadaliśmy o politycznym „Procesie 7 z Chicago” Aarona Sorkina, sportowym ( z elementami kina kryminalnego) serialu „Miasto niedźwiedzia”, zajrzeliśmy do zjawiskowego niezależnego kina od Radhy Blank pt. „40-letnia raperka”. Na koniec powiedzieliśmy o dokumencie o Jerzym Kukuczce, który wjechał na Netflix, więc jest dostępny dla szerokiego widza.

Bittersweet Podcast
I'm Black, he's Asian, what's the big deal? featuring Milena

Bittersweet Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 26, 2020 73:38


This week we're discussing interracial dating, featuring our good friend Milena. Milena spoke with us about her personal experience dating outside of her race, while shedding light on the similarities of dating other people of colour. We discuss racial preferences, cultural differences, fetishising and much more! As always keeping it real, relevant and relatable! Q.O.T.W: Do you think physical attractions is important to start and/or maintain a relationship? Let us know your thoughts by leaving us a message on our Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast. Guests Instagram: @themilenab1

Papo de Trader
Bate Papo sobre Opções e Experiencia e Pensamentos de uma Pessoa Iniciante

Papo de Trader

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 28, 2020 84:39


Do zobaczenia. Magazyn filmowy
Od francuskiej komedii do mrocznej angielskiej wyspy

Do zobaczenia. Magazyn filmowy

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 18, 2020 30:30


W Do zobaczenia będziemy po trzech stronach świata. Urocza, mądra i zabawna francuska komedia „Małe szczęścia” zderzy się z polskim „Interiorem”. Marek Lechki wraca do kina po dekadzie nieobecności. Jak wypadł jego film uwięzieniu w systemie? Te dwa filmy na dużym ekranie. Co w streamingu? Ano przedziwny brytyjsko-amerykański serial „Trzeci dzień” z Jude Lawem i Naomi Harris. Nowa wersja „The Wicker Man”, czy coś zupełnie innego?

Finding Fins Fishing Podcast
Show #9: Finding Fins – Saugers and Sturgeon

Finding Fins Fishing Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 19, 2020 18:58


Joe Henry from Lake of the Woods Tourism joins Host Bret Amundson to discuss fishing at Lake of the Woods during July and wDo saugers... The post Show #9: Finding Fins – Saugers and Sturgeon appeared first on Fish Hunt Forever.

Finding Fins Fishing Podcast
Show #9: Finding Fins – Saugers and Sturgeon

Finding Fins Fishing Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 19, 2020 18:58


Joe Henry from Lake of the Woods Tourism joins Host Bret Amundson to discuss fishing at Lake of the Woods during July and wDo saugers and sturgeon deserve more respect? Host Bret Amundson discusses the close relative to the walleye with Joe Henry and then break down sturgeon gear and why this is a good […] The post Show #9: Finding Fins – Saugers and Sturgeon appeared first on Sporting Journal Radio.

Avantika Designeering Series
Special: World Industrial Design Day with David Kusuma (Part 1)

Avantika Designeering Series

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 29, 2020 44:28


In this uproarious world becoming expressive day by day, it so happens that some of the most basic terms lose their voice to trends, buzzwords, and disruptions. One such term is Product Innovation. Every year, thousands of products are launched into the market, yet only a few of them are able to sustain the ultra-competitive market. With the need for personalization in every product, the industry needs a zealous individual, who can create a shimmer on the world of vigor to transform businesses through product innovation to haul the domain. As of this, we bring to you the first part of our special episode featuring a diligent personage David Kusuma; Vice President of Research and Product Innovation at Tupperware Brands co. His epitome of success arises as an engineer, aspiring into an Industrial Designer. He now leads as the VP at Tupperware. This episode proffers shrewdness regarding David's area of focus, design strategies in his business, and vaulting into brand designs. He mentors WDO which promotes design values envisioning designing for humanity for a better experience. In this episode, he shares with us how the future of the product innovation is going to cater to the needs of the users. He also tells us about how WDO is building a partnership with United Nations Agencies and additionally collaborating with Aerospace to advance the aspects of industrial design and set a new horizon in the domain; driven by the sustainability of the product, making it both imperishable and recyclable. You can connect with David on LinkedIn @David Kusuma, FIDSA. Don't forget to subscribe to our show and share your comments on ads@avantika.edu.in

Down to Dunk OKC Thunder Podcast
Thunder Trivia Week 10 (2016-2017 Season)

Down to Dunk OKC Thunder Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 27, 2020 69:48


Jay and Taylor vs Luke and Andrew Alex Speers hosts week 10 of the Deborah Buckets Trivia Hour... Can the Kyle 3 Man Weavers get a W? Do the Ketchup Kings end it this week? Listen in

Jacksonville Real Estate Podcast with Jeff Riber

Who pays for which closing costs in a real estate transaction? Before I answer that question, a quick reminder: there is no law stating which party has to pay a particular cost. What we’re talking about is the customary costs for a particular location. Different market areas have different customs. The following is what’s customary for sellers to pay in Northeast Florida: Deed stamps: This state tax constitutes 0.007% of the sale price. It’s a set rate, so there’s no negotiating it. Owners title insurance policy: This is also a state-regulated amount that basically provides insurance to the new buyer so that if any issues arise from previous ownership, it’s taken care of by the title insurance company. Title search: The title company, in general, will handle the transaction as a whole, including the search and organizing the title insurance policy, which brings me to our next item… Settlement fee: This is what the title company charges for doing the work mentioned above and handling the money, which goes from the lender to the seller, and then the seller to their lender, and so on. Survey fee: This shows the buyer what they actually own. Other costs that are sometimes asked of sellers to pay include the satisfaction of the mortgage (if they have one) to pay off their existing loan, courier fees, wire fees, the home warranty, seller paid closing costs on behalf of the buyer, etc. Typically, buyers pay for anything associated with getting financing in Northeast Florida, so if you’re paying cash to purchase your home, your closing costs are minimal—all you have to pay is a recording fee. If you’re using financing to purchase though, you’ll be expected to cover several fees in addition to that: Intangible tax: This is a tax on getting a mortgage, and it goes toward the state coffers. 0.002 * the loan amount. Note stamps: This is like the deed stamps, except against the amount of the loan just a different amount. 0.0035 * loan amount. Mortgagee title insurance policy: This is similar to the owner’s title insurance policy, except it protects the lender. Title insurance endorsements: These are smaller modifications to your title insurance policy that protect you from issues that might arise if you live in a homeowners association or condominium complex, as an example. Inspection fees: Whether it’s a general inspection, WDO inspection, pool inspection, etc., these are usually paid outside of the closing.  Mortgage origination charges: When you borrow money from a bank or mortgage company, this is the fee you pay them for originating your loan. Appraisal fee: This is the fee you pay your lender so they can hire an appraiser to substantiate the amount you’re paying for the home. Mortgage Insurance: This applies if you’re putting less than 20% down. Depending on the loan type, different terminology is used to describe the same function.  On FHA loans it’s MIP (mortgage insurance premium). For a VA loan, this is referred to as a funding fee. Other miscellaneous buyer costs can include: Home warranty fee Lender’s flood certification Wire fee Municipal lien search fee Estoppel letter fee To see a more in-depth description of these costs, follow this link that takes you to my blog post. Remember, everything in real estate is negotiable—you never know what the other party is willing to pay for unless you ask.  If you have questions about this or any real estate topic, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I’d love to help you.

Do zobaczenia. Magazyn filmowy
Do zobaczenia – Nowy sezon Westworld, Spisek przeciwko Ameryce i Śledztwo Spensera

Do zobaczenia. Magazyn filmowy

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 3, 2020 25:09


W Do zobaczenia pogadamy o tym, kto przejął władzę w Ameryce ( „Spisek przeciwko Ameryce”), przeniesiemy się do rzeczywistości transhumanicznej („Westworld” sezon 3). Będziemy też w Bostonie z dwójką sympatycznych bokserów-detektywów („Śledztwo Spensera”) i zajrzymy na Long Island, gdzie nie rozwiązano sprawy seryjnych morderstw („Zaginione dziewczyny”). Kina zamknięte, ale my jesteśmy dla was z nowościami z kina domowego! Audycja Moniki Szczygło i Łukasza Adamskiego

Do zobaczenia. Magazyn filmowy
Do zobaczenia. Polski slasher, fake newsy i Freud

Do zobaczenia. Magazyn filmowy

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 3, 2020 26:26


Wejdziemy dziś do lasu, gdzie nikt nie zaśnie oraz w świat fake newsów. Sprawdzimy co u Freuda w serialu Netflix i jak wygląda klasowe społeczeństwo w więzieniu. Będzie też królestwo zwierząt w pięknym dokumencie udostępnionym za darmo online. Kwarantanna pod znakiem VOD. W Do zobaczenia robimy dwa was selekcję mimo koronawirusa.

The Friday Packet with Stocky and Stout Podcast

On this weeks podcast we detail the February 18th and 24th 2020 Billings Montana city council meetings.  The meeting on the 24th seeing a lot more public engagement as the council discussed whether  Welcoming Diversity Ordinance deserved to be put on a future agenda.  Click the link below to read one council members opinions on the WDO. Shaun Browns email response to Norma Buchanan on why he opposed the WDO Emails from constituents to council concerning the WDO *Email us at thefridaypacket@gmail.com with comments, questions, concerns. *Go to https://www.patreon.com/thefridaypacket to “buy that for a dollar” and become a sustaining member of the podcast!!

The Frame Work Podcast
Dance #26 Arunas Bizokas Life at the top and the WDO

The Frame Work Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 6, 2020 90:16


In this episode of the podcast, Ikaika Dowsett speaks with Ballroom World Champion Arunas Bizokas on his life at the top, and illuminates some topics on the WDO and what it is.  Arunas Bizokas is the organizer and host of the North American Imperial Star Ball, and the Vilnius Dance Festival.  

PHP Internals News
PHP Internals News: Episode 43: Syntax Tweaks

PHP Internals News

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 5, 2020


PHP Internals News: Episode 43: Syntax Tweaks London, UK Thursday, March 5th 2020, 09:06 GMT In this episode of "PHP Internals News" I chat with Nikita Popov (Twitter, GitHub, Website) about the RFCs. One on abstract methods in traits, and one about an improvement to the tokenizer. The RSS feed for this podcast is https://derickrethans.nl/feed-phpinternalsnews.xml, you can download this episode's MP3 file, and it's available on Spotify and iTunes. There is a dedicated website: https://phpinternals.news Transcript Derick Rethans 0:16 Hi, I'm Derick. And this is PHP internals news, a weekly podcast dedicated to demystifying the development of the PHP language. This is Episode 43. Today I'm talking with Nikita Popov yet again about a few RFCs that he's produced for PHP 8. Good morning, Nikita. How are you doing? Nikita 0:34 Good morning, Derick. I'm doing great. Derick Rethans 0:37 I've given up on introducing you because we've done this so many times. Now, you don't need an introduction any more. The first RFC I wanted to talk about a little bit this morning is the abstract trait methods validation RFC. What are traits? Nikita 0:51 We usually talk about traits as compiler assisted copy and paste. Basically, we just take all the methods and properties from a trait and copy them into the class that's using the trait. That's a bit over simplified, in particular, you can use multiple traits in the single class. And those traits might be defining the same method, in which case you have to resolve the conflict in some way. So that's where you have these insteadof or use annotations to specify precedents and aliases. Derick Rethans 1:23 Traits has been in PHP for quite a long time. What is now the problem that you're trying to solve through this RFC? Nikita 1:29 The problem is that traits are sometimes not self contained. So to give a specific example, we have in the logger PSR, we have a trait called logger trait, which has a bunch of methods like warning, error, info, notice, and so on. So just simple helper methods, which all called the log method with a specific log level and this trait only specified these helper methods but still requires the actual class to implement the log method. The way you'll usually indicate that is by adding an abstract method to the trait. You have all the methods you actually want to provide by the trait. And you have a number of abstract methods that the trait itself requires to work. This already works fine, but the problem is just that these methods are not actually validated, or they are only inconsistently validated. Even though the trait specifies this abstract methods, you could implement it in the class with a completely different signature. Derick Rethans 2:30 Okay, just like any signature? Nikita 2:32 Just like any signature right. The method still has to be present in some way. But the signature can be completely different. Could also be like different method type, like a static method, or an instance method. Derick Rethans 2:43 Just basically checks for the name is what you're saying? Nikita 2:46 Yeah, it only checks with the name. Derick Rethans 2:49 Is this the only place, is this the only time where these abstract methods are not being validated. Or are there other situations where that could happen as well? Nikita 2:57 No, I think this is the only place. Derick Rethans 3:00 Are all the situations where these abstract methods in the trait will get validated. And also on signature? Nikita 3:07 As I mentioned, it's not like the signatures are completely unvalidated. They are just inconsistently validated. It depends a lot on exactly how you use the trait. If you just use the trait and specify the methods of the same class, it doesn't get validated right now. If instead of the method is provided by the parent class, so it's inherited, then it does get validated. If you don't implement the method that makes the class abstract instead, then it's also going to get validated in the child class. It kind of already works halfway. And this RFC just tries to make it work always. Derick Rethans 3:44 Okay, that seems like a reasonably good addition to almost a no brainer. Nikita 3:48 I would say it's basically, a bug. Especially if you look at the implementation, there is clearly some validation code there. The conditions are just a little bit off, but so we do have to go through the proposal, because this is a backwards compatibility break. Derick Rethans 4:02 Yes, I was about to ask if it's a bug fix, why bother with an RFC? But if it's a BC break then yeah, we still need to do it of course. I doubt there be many controversies about is? Nikita 4:12 Actually there is one contentious point. Um, so something I didn't mention yet is that the RFC also allows you to define private abstract methods in traits. Normally private abstract is like a contradiction in terms because private means only visible in the same class. And abstract means it has to be implemented in the child class, you can't really have both. You can't have both with traits, because traits can see the private members in the class. I think that by itself is like not controversial. That's a reasonable thing to have a trait. The part that is controversial is what you do with existing visibility modifiers. This pattern already exists. So people already define abstract methods in traits but because right now private abstract is forbidden, the lowest they can use is actually protected abstract, even though they don't actually want that method to be publicly exposed, or even protectively exposed. So there is an argument there that we should maybe ignore the normal visibility validation that we do, and allow even implementing a protected abstract method from a trait with a private method inside the class, simply for backwards compatibility reasons. Derick Rethans 5:21 Because if you wouldn't allow that then, how would it break things? Nikita 5:26 It would break things because there is existing code, using these abstract protected methods simply because we don't support abstract private yet. So those code would start throwing visibility error, and I mean, could be fixed by just dropping the abstract method, but there's also not ideal. Derick Rethans 5:45 Because people use it to make sure that, I mean it's there in the class that implements the trait pretty much. Do you have any idea when this is going to for vote? Nikita 5:53 I think it can already go up for vote? Mainly I need to resolve that question about the visibility first. Derick Rethans 5:59 I'm looking forward to seeing that showing up sometime soon then. How do you call your second RFC? Nikita 6:05 Object based token get alternative? Derick Rethans 6:07 I think that's a great title. There's a few words in there that we might have to explain first. What are these tokens you're talking about? Nikita 6:14 So the token_get_all function, which we already have, exposes a part of the PHP compiler infrastructure. PHP compilation generally has three steps. The first is the tokenization. The second part is the parser, and then the compiler. So the tokenizer converts the raw character stream into tokens, which encode higher level concepts, for example, that like the sequence of FUNC and so on is actually a function keyword, or that double code followed by characters is actually a string. So this part only recognises like not larger structures, like whole functions but at least the the atoms that make up language. Derick Rethans 7:00 Would you say these are the words that make up the sentences? Nikita 7:03 Yeah, that's that's the right analogy. Derick Rethans 7:06 Why would you want to have access to them? Nikita 7:08 For example, I have a PHP parser library, which converts these tokens into an actual syntax tree. And then on top of that, you can easily analyse PHP source code. So this is what all these static analyzers, like PHPStan or Psalm are based on. Derick Rethans 7:27 Do they all use the tokens? Nikita 7:29 Those two, in particular, use my PHP parser library, and that one uses the tokens internally. There is also other tooling that's more directly based on tokens, for example, code formatters or code style inspection tools like PHPCS. Those all directly operate on the tokens instead. Derick Rethans 7:47 But as you say, these tokens only are words and they don't really provide a structure. How would these tools then convert that into a structure? Nikita 7:54 If you're looking for, if you're looking just at formatting, then you may not really need a lot of structure. So you probably do need to write like that of extra code to recognise that, okay, the function token followed by white space, followed by an identifier, that's function declaration. For the more complicated tooling that builds a syntax tree, you need to implement a parser, either based in code generation, or based on recursive descent approach. Derick Rethans 8:26 Why would you not want to have direct access to PHP's AST instead because that already provides a structure for you? Nikita 8:33 We do have direct access to the AST through the AST PECL extension, which is not part of core yet. I don't know if there are plans in that direction. Derick Rethans 8:43 Well you wrote it so you surely can make these plans. Nikita 8:46 Yes, I can make them but I don't know if I should make them. Derick Rethans 8:50 I think you should. Nikita 8:51 I mean, the nominal advantage of the AST extension is that it's always up to date with PHP. In practice that really isn't an issue, because some of the userland tooling is also pretty quickly updated. The more practical advantage is that the extension is a lot faster than implementing this in userland code. Well, I mean, this is really one of the areas where C code is faster than PHP code. The AST extension only exposes the structure that PHP itself needs. PHP is not interested in like precise formatting, and things like that at all. So it throws away quite a few things. You can, for example, get accurate on position information. Like, where, exactly not just which line but of which column, something is defined. And that's something you're quite often interested in. Derick Rethans 9:46 Also, from what I've known, it throws away all the comments unless they are doc bloc comments. How does the tokenizer currently return information about the tokens? I've played with this in the past and I didn't think it was the prettiest format to get back out of it. Nikita 10:02 token_get_all returns an array of tokens. And there are generally two types of tokens. One is single character tokens, like a semicolon, or a comma, or whatever, which are just returned as a string. So it's a single character string. And then there are complex tokens, like the function keyword, like white space, like strings, which are returned as an array where the first element is the token ID, which is an integer. And we have constants defined for these integers. The second element is the actual string content of the token. So for the function keyword, that's always going to be function, but it could be written in different ways because the keyword is case insensitive, so it could be all lowercase, or uppercase, hopefully it's all lowercase. Derick Rethans 10:52 You'll get the odd situation where the first letter is the capital, I suppose, but that's about it, hopefully. Nikita 10:57 And finally, the last element is the line number. So the starting line number. Derick Rethans 11:02 So if you want to look at the position on the line, you'd have to calculate it yourself? Nikita 11:08 Right you would have to track that yourself. I mean, there are two problems. One is just that you have these single character tokens and the complex tokens using different structure. So all the codes using them as to always switch back between those; check if it's an array or a string, or a test to do some kind of normalisation itself. And the second problem is that arrays in PHP are fairly memory inefficient when it comes to storing a fixed amount of data. Storing three elements inside an array always means allocating an array for eight elements. Because its minimum array size, you have to use space to store the key, and so on. Generally, if you have a fixed structure, it's much much more efficient to store it inside an object. Using a class that has declared properties. So this makes a very large difference in some cases, especially if your array only has like two or three elements, you can save a lot of memory with it. Derick Rethans 12:12 Have you done any benchmarks to see how much memory you'd actually save some likes some some particular scripts that you've parsed with how to tokenizer doesn't matter and how you proposing to do it? Nikita 12:22 Yeah, I have here in the RFC, some numbers for some particular script that goes down from 14 megabytes to eight megabytes. So that's nearly half the memory usage. Well, actually, maybe I should first actually say what the RFC proposes. The RFCe proposes to instead return objects, an array of objects. And these objects have four properties. So first is again, the ID of the token, then the textual content, the line number, and also the starting position of the token in the string. Derick Rethans 12:54 Is this something that the tokenizer extension and tracks for you? Nikita 12:58 I mean, that's something that can easily do, so we can just as will expose it. And these objects are always used. So we no longer make the distinction between single character tokens and complex tokens. So we always return the uniform array of tokens, of token objects. Despite doing that, removing this optimization for a single character tokens, the end result is still that we use half as much memory, simply because objects are that much more efficient than arrays. Derick Rethans 13:27 That's a clever trick. I'm sure people like that, that using less memory, at least I know I would. Is it also faster or doesn't particularly matter much? Nikita 13:35 It's also faster, like maybe 30% or something, because memory usage and performance tend to be pretty heavily correlated. So if you use less memory, you also are faster. Derick Rethans 13:46 That makes sense. Are you thinking of other things that you can add to the tokenizer extension to make working with them even easier? Nikita 13:52 The way this new functionality is implemented is, we have a PHP token class and on it we have a static method getAll. So instead of calling the token_get_all function, you call PHPToken::getAll(). And one nice thing this allows you to do is to extend this token class. So you can say, MyPHPToken extends PHPToken, and then you call MyPHPToken::getAll() and then we will actually construct your extension class. That means that you can add whatever methods you like, in addition to what we provide by default. Derick Rethans 14:29 Is that a pattern that we have in other places in PHP as well? Because I don't usually think that even if you'd call an inherited static method, why wouldn't suddenly return the inherited classes object? wDo we did it in other places? Nikita 14:42 So this is somewhat uncommon in PHP internals. I think it's a pretty common pattern for userland where generally if you return new objects from static methods, you always use new static, not new self. This is essentially late static binding, which we did discuss quite recently. So, there is one limitation here namely that the constructor of the PHPToken class is final. So, you can extend the class and you can add extra methods, but you cannot modify the construction behaviour, because we would like to internally construct these tokens very efficiently by more or less directly writing the values into the right slot in memory and not doing slow constructor calls, becouse this functionality tends to be very performance sensitive. And the same trick where you can extend the class but not change the constructor is also used by the SimpleXML extension. Does exist but not very common in, generally where internal code is concerned, we usually do not really plan for extension. I think nowadays we mark nearly all internal all new internal classes as final simply because extension is such a pain to deal with. And for old classes who usually wish that we had marked them as final. I mean, this is also a general recommendation for userland that, like you should mark things final as much as you can get away with it. But it's much bigger concern for internals because dealing with userland extensions that do unexpected things is much harder for us. Derick Rethans 16:23 You even need to make sure that your internal structures are properly constructed by the parent's constructor being called from inherited classes but in PHP, there's no such requirement that you do. Pretty sure I've had problems with that for the Date extension a long, long time ago, where people would extend from it, not call the constructor. And then because he didn't think of it, nothing is defined and everything just falls down. Nikita 16:44 Yeah, so this is one of the common problems. And the other one is that internal classes often define custom object handlers. So that's something only internal classes can do. Just to give one example, they can define debug info handler that modifies the output of var_dump, but nowadays we also have the user land magic methods on get you back into and I think pretty much all internal classes are just going to ignore that, and always return their own internal debug information even if this method has been overwritten, simply because no internal class actually checks for that. And this kind of problem also exists for a lot of other magic, and generally no one takes it into account, and things are just more or less softly broken. Derick Rethans 17:31 Very recently there was a pull request for Xdebug to change that as well because in Xdebug's debugging output get sent to IDEs. For internal classes always uses internal get debug handler, and for userland classes it uses whatever is userland defined; I mean if there's a magic method we'll use that. The pull request wanted to change Xdebug in such a way that it would also use the get debug info magic method for internal classes, whenever overridden. After some discussion about this, we figured out, this is probably a bad idea to do, and hence, we haven't merged that. Although we end up fixing some other things that the developer also found. That's a curious situation to be in. We would like us to be sort of work the same. But at the same time, you sometimes really want to see the internal information from the classes without developers having hidden the information behind it, right. Nikita 18:20 Yeah, that's true. Derick Rethans 18:21 And that is just from a from a debug perspective. And even from, let's make sure things don't crash perspective. I see that the RFC also rejected a few features that aren't part of the current iteration yet or might make sense to add it later. And one of them is about a lazy token stream. What would that be and what sort of different interface would it have? Nikita 18:43 The lazy token stream basically just means that instead of returning an array of tokens, we return an iterator of tokens, which means that we do not have to store the full array in memory, which, like for the example, I used. The memory usage for the whole token array was eight megabytes, even after these memory usage improvements, which wasn't a fairly large file, but definitely not the largest file. You can encounter especially when it comes to generated files. So there is an advantage of processing tokens one by one as a stream, because then your memory usage is going to be basically O(1), not O(n). The problem is, I mean, the PHP lexer does indeed work one token at a time, so it can support it. The problem is that it has a lot of internal state. And in order to implement this iterator, we would have to backup and restore the state on each produced token to make sure that it's still possible to for example, include and compile other files in the meantime. So this is something that can be improved; we can make that cheaper, but that would be a larger effort. And I'm not really sure it's worthwhile because, while you can process one token at a time. And this is, for example, what the PHP parser does internally. Many practical applications in userland will generally want to have all tokens as an array. Because it makes it simply, makes things easier if you can always look ahead and look back. And I think it would be fairly hard to rewrite the existing libraries in terms of the latest tree. It may be a nice to have, but I'm not the most useful thing for it now. Derick Rethans 20:32 What has been the feedback for this RFC? Nikita 20:35 I think pretty good. This is something that we've already discussed years ago. Last time the discussion kind of got a bit got a bit sidetracked. Yeah, one of the dangerous when you start introducing object oriented interfaces. Well, actually, I just call this RFC object-based intentionally, because when you do object oriented then people would like to have their tokens, and their token streams, and their token stream factories, and the token stream managers. And this is basically held this the whole time. But generally everyone who is working on tokens, which is not a lot of people, but those who are working with them know that memory usage is a problem. And the current, current inconsistent structure is a problem, which is why most of them implement their own token objects, and basically do the same thing we propose here just themselves. Derick Rethans 21:30 When it's this one going up for a vote at the same time? Nikita 21:32 Soon. Derick Rethans 21:33 Both of these RFCs that we spoken about today are both targeted to a PHP eight, I suppose? Nikita 21:37 Yeah. So right now, I think all RFCs are targeted at PHP 8. Derick Rethans 21:42 Thank you for taking the time with me today, Nikita to talk about a bunch of little RFCs that you've written. Perhaps by the time this podcast comes out, we've started voting on them and see what happens to them. Nikita 21:52 Thanks for having me once again. Derick Rethans 21:56 Thanks for listening to this instalment of PHP internals news. The weekly podcast dedicated to demystifying the development of the PHP language. I maintain a Patreon account for supporters of this podcast, as well as the Xdebug debugging tool. You can sign up for Patreon at https://drck.me/patreon. If you have comments or suggestions, feel free to email them to derick@phpinternals.news. Thank you for listening, and I'll see you next week. Show Notes RFC: Validation for abstract trait methods RFC: Object-based token_get_all() alternative PSR-3 Logger Interface PHPStan — PHP Static Analysis Tool Psalm PHP-AST PHPCS Credits Music: Chipper Doodle v2 — Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) — Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

Two Pours
The Intro - Woodford Double Oaked

Two Pours

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2020 71:34


Brad and Derrick sit down to fire off their first ever episode of the Two Pours Podcast. The pour for this episode was Woodford Double Oaked. It was an unplanned pour, and our first recording - primarily to test the equipment, but we kept talking and used it as a fun casual way to introduce ourselves and our background, our little of our story, how we came to trying a podcast, and a little discussion on WDO, one of our favorite "daily drinker" pours we keep on hand. All in all, it's a sloppy episode, and we don't have the format down yet, but it will certainly jump start you on our background and get you primed for what's to come!

Papo de Trader
Informacoes do Ultimo Mes, Robo, Backtest, Estrategia, Qualidade dos Dados (OHLC)

Papo de Trader

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 11, 2020 22:30


Um breve 'review' do ultimo mes, operando conta real x demo.Informacoes sobre o Robo, sobre Backtest, Estrategia e suas similaridades ou correlacao. Qualidade dos dados de OHLC e o efeito em backtest.

Papo de Trader
Adendo ao Ultimo Podcast - Dificuldades e Aprendizados

Papo de Trader

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 12, 2020 10:45


Dificuldades e AprendizadosUma breve explicacao das dificuldades enfrentadas e um passo atras para prevenir maiores extress

Papo de Trader
Bate-Papo sobre Trading em 2020 @ Agora 100% Automatizado e com Resultados Abertos

Papo de Trader

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 6, 2020 19:35


Ola, Agora nessa nova fase a meta e somente informar meus resultados, como fiz, me senti, preparacao, etc.Entrando com investimento de 20,000 Euros, apos muitos backtests a meta e um resultado acima de 50% no ano com maximo prejuizo de 20%, mas vou parar de operar o sistema se atingir -30%.... enfim, maiores explicacoes no Podcast.Abs...

Selling St Pete with Nicole Saunches
E06: An Inside Look at Home Inspections with Christine Shelton from Shelton Home Inspection

Selling St Pete with Nicole Saunches

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 30, 2019 29:13


In this episode, Nicole Saunches interviews Christine Shelton with Shelton Home Inspections. For most people buying a home is the largest investment and a home inspection is an inexpensive way to investigate the condition of a home. What is a home inspection? A home inspection is a systems and components inspection and giving a prospective buyer (or seller) the condition of a home.   In addition to a home inspection, many customers also choose to include a 4-Point Inspection, Wood-Destroying Organism (WDO) inspection (also known as a pest inspection or termite inspection) and to get a Wind Mitigation report.   4-Point inspection, an inspection that tells the insurance company the underwriting questions they want answers to, will give consumers an idea if there are any red flags when it comes to obtaining a homeowner's insurance policy for the property.  Wind Mitigation report - lets consumers know if - or how much - of a discount they are eligible for as well as how hurricane-proof the property is. The inspector can also recommend changes the consumers could implement to improve the property to get additional discounts on their insurance policy. The discounts for opening protection can be significant.   WDO inspection - lets consumers know if there is any damage, activity and/or evidence related to wood-destroying organisms.  Christine also provides tips on how to spot the difference between evidence of dry wood termites vs subterranean termites. To learn more about Christine & Steve Shelton and Shelton Home Inspection, you can visit their website at https://www.sheltonhomeinspections.com/

Papo de Trader
Bate-Papo sobre Plano de Trade ... Automatizando via Python Bot *ROBO

Papo de Trader

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 12, 2019 69:52


Bate-Papo com o Vagner sobre Plano de Trade ... Automatizando via Python Bot *ROBOIdeias de trade-estrategia e como montar seu plano.O codigo dos programas estao no Github, link abaixo:https://github.com/papodetraderEsta sendo atualizado constantemente por mim... opera pela OANDA ou INTERACTIVEBROKERS, qualquer um com passaporte pode abrir a conta e nao estou ganhando nada para falar deles. A Interactive Brokers ja tem CFD das acoes da Bovespa.

Papo de Trader
Bate-Papo sobre Trade, Programação, Investimento, etc

Papo de Trader

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 13, 2019 68:47


O papo com o Vinicius e com o Wagner, um convidado ouvinte foi bem bacana, conversamos de trade, programação, investimento, swing-trade, valuation, etcA qualidade do som esta horrivel mas nao queria deletar o episodio pela qualidade do conteudo.

Papo de Trader
Bate-Papo sobre investimento - Educação Financeira,

Papo de Trader

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 25, 2019 64:16


Um papo informal com o Vinicius e a Maiara (minha esposa) sobre Fundos de Investimento, Poupar, Economizar, Aposentadoria, Titulos de Divida - Empresa & Brasil, etc.

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (329) Be Nice to Your Wife

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 21, 2019


Download MP3 ジューンブライドの季節を前に、今回のテーマは「結婚記念日」。世の中には、毎年欠かさずお祝いをする夫婦もいれば、二人とも無頓着な夫婦もいます。では、結婚記念日を片方が欠かさず覚えていて、もう片方が無頓着だったら…続きは今回の会話で!? 今回の番組では、結婚して30年のJoeが国際結婚と夫婦円満の秘訣についてもお話します。こちらもお楽しみに!  *** It's a Good Expression *** (今回の重要表現) make up 仲直りする slip one’s mind うっかり忘れる make excuses 言い訳をする break the silence 沈黙を破る Oh my gosh! うわぁ。/まじ? *** Script *** Be Nice to Your Wife (closing the front door) M: Hi! I’m home! Sorry I’m late. W: … (silence) M: Hey, what’s wrong? W: Do you remember what day it is today? M: What? Is today special? W: (sigh) Oh, you are unbelievable. M: Why? What are you talking about? W: Today IS a special day. Today’s our wedding anniversary! And, we’ve been married for 10 years! M: Oh… It totally slipped my mind! W: (sigh) I don’t know what to say… M: I’m sorry, but I’ve been too busy recently, and… W: Don’t make excuses! I don’t want to talk with you anymore! M: Whatever! Fine! (Door slamming as she leaves the room) (Three days later) M: (speaking to self) Ah! I have a business trip tomorrow, so I have to wake up at 5. But I don’t want to be the first to break the silence. Oh! I’ll write on a piece of paper, “Please wake me at 5,” and put it near her pillow. (The next morning) M: Hey, what time is it now… Oh my gosh! It’s already 7! She didn’t wake me this morning! I missed my flight! Ah!… Hey, what’s this piece of paper near my bedside? It says, “It’s 5:00. Wake up!” Ah! It’s time I said sorry to her... (opening door) W: Well, did you notice? M: Yes. I’m so sorry. I was wrong. Let’s make up. W: Sure. I’m sorry, too. (Written by Mikako Aoyagi)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (329) Be Nice to Your Wife

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 21, 2019


Download MP3 ジューンブライドの季節を前に、今回のテーマは「結婚記念日」。世の中には、毎年欠かさずお祝いをする夫婦もいれば、二人とも無頓着な夫婦もいます。では、結婚記念日を片方が欠かさず覚えていて、もう片方が無頓着だったら…続きは今回の会話で!? 今回の番組では、結婚して30年のJoeが国際結婚と夫婦円満の秘訣についてもお話します。こちらもお楽しみに!  *** It's a Good Expression *** (今回の重要表現) make up 仲直りする slip one’s mind うっかり忘れる make excuses 言い訳をする break the silence 沈黙を破る Oh my gosh! うわぁ。/まじ? *** Script *** Be Nice to Your Wife (closing the front door) M: Hi! I’m home! Sorry I’m late. W: … (silence) M: Hey, what’s wrong? W: Do you remember what day it is today? M: What? Is today special? W: (sigh) Oh, you are unbelievable. M: Why? What are you talking about? W: Today IS a special day. Today’s our wedding anniversary! And, we’ve been married for 10 years! M: Oh… It totally slipped my mind! W: (sigh) I don’t know what to say… M: I’m sorry, but I’ve been too busy recently, and… W: Don’t make excuses! I don’t want to talk with you anymore! M: Whatever! Fine! (Door slamming as she leaves the room) (Three days later) M: (speaking to self) Ah! I have a business trip tomorrow, so I have to wake up at 5. But I don’t want to be the first to break the silence. Oh! I’ll write on a piece of paper, “Please wake me at 5,” and put it near her pillow. (The next morning) M: Hey, what time is it now… Oh my gosh! It’s already 7! She didn’t wake me this morning! I missed my flight! Ah!… Hey, what’s this piece of paper near my bedside? It says, “It’s 5:00. Wake up!” Ah! It’s time I said sorry to her... (opening door) W: Well, did you notice? M: Yes. I’m so sorry. I was wrong. Let’s make up. W: Sure. I’m sorry, too. (Written by Mikako Aoyagi)

Papo de Trader
Bate-Papo com as Expêriencias do Vinicius, ou melhor dizendo, a PRIMEIRA QUEBRA !

Papo de Trader

Play Episode Listen Later May 20, 2019 69:27


Bate-Papo com as Expêriencias do Vinicius, ou melhor dizendo, a PRIMEIRA QUEBRA !Nela conversamos sobre oque, como, etc do acontecido, o dia que ele perdeu um valor significativo da conta. Invertemos a conversa, sendo EU - André o entrevistador e ELE - Vinicius o entrevistado.Acho muito importante para os ouvintes, pois se você quer ser trader vai passar por isso, poucos desses que passam por isso após alguns meses, ou anos, voltam ao mercado novamente, com um pouco mais de entendimento do risco.

Papo de Trader
Bate-Papo sobre Estratégia e Constância - Como Definir se uma estratégia é lucrativa e se mesmo sendo lucrativa devo utilizar ?

Papo de Trader

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 22, 2019 62:54


COMO DESCOBRIR SE UMA ESTRATÉGIA É LUCRATIVA?- critérios para definição;- tempo back test;- como fazer back test;- onde conseguir dados para back test;ESTRATÉGIAS SIMPLES x COMPLEXAS- quais são mais lucrativas;- uma estratégia dura pra sempre?- Como identificar que sua estratégia não está mais funcionando?TRANSIÇÃO: BACK TEST P/ TRADE REALESTRATÉGIA E CONSTÂNCIA (sistemático x discricionário)- quando um trader pode se considerar constante?- o que fazer para conseguir constância?IMPORTÂNCIA SOFTWARE PRÓPRIO TRADER SISTEMÁTICO- o que procurar num programador;- onde encontrar;- o que deve ter num programa;QUESTÕES QUANTICAS APLICADAS AO TRADE- o que é?- como aplicar?

Papo de Trader
BATE-PAPO SOBRE 'SAÌDA' ... OU MELHOR DIZENDO 'QUANDO DEVO SAIR DA TRADE ?'

Papo de Trader

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 18, 2019 56:30


Podcast onde conversamos sobre 'Saída', seja com lucro ou executando o stop-prejuízoDefinição de saída, priorizando o stop e não a realização do lucro. Formas de executar a saída, como se basear, a importância da volatilidade, etc.

Papo de Trader
Bate-Papo sobre 'Position Size' ... ou melhor dizendo 'O quanto apostar por trade ?'

Papo de Trader

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 16, 2019 63:45


Podcast onde conversamos sobre 'Position Size', em português 'Tamanho da Posição'Como parte mais importante em qualquer sistema de trading o 'Position Size' foi muito bem explicado por Van Tharp em diversos livros. Não importa ter um sistema lucrativo, por melhor que seja, se o tamanho da aposta não for igualmente bem pensada a estratégia esta condenada ao fracasso e falência.

Papo de Trader
Conversa sobre "Price Action" e a Subjetividade dos Indicadores

Papo de Trader

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 14, 2019 59:46


Conversa sobre Price Action, indicadores e suas subjetividades....Porque indicadores são informações pouco relevante ou subjetivas pelo atraso em relação a ação do preço ?Quais indicadores podem ser relevantes ou utéis ?

Papo de Trader
Introdução ao BatePapo sobre Trade

Papo de Trader

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 4, 2018 62:47


A partir do hoje o Papo de Trader inaugura uma nova fase para quem busca conhecimento e informação de qualidade sobre o mercado financeiro. O Papo de Trader é um projeto idealizado por quem está diariamente no mercado financeiro, enfrentando as dificuldades, aflições, glórias e tristezas de quem opera. Portanto, sabemos o que você precisa! O nosso Podcast é informal e divertido, mas também é sério, com conteúdo de qualidade impar. Vamos dos futuros às ações, passando pelo Forex e qualquer ativo que possa ser interpretado por intermédio de um Candle. As informações que passamos são fundamentadas! Os livros que indicamos são de fontes confiáveis!

Law for Community Workers on the go. Legal Aid NSW.
Episode 13. No strings attached – Work and Development orders helping to pay off fines debt in NSW

Law for Community Workers on the go. Legal Aid NSW.

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 19, 2018 24:39


Call to action!   Tell us what you really think of 'Law for Community Workers on the go' - help this resource grow and improve.   Work and Development Order Service – helping people pay off their NSW fines debt In this episode Kerry Wright talks to Jessica McLaren. Jessica is a lawyer with the Legal Aid NSW Work and Development Order (WDO) Service. Jessica talks to Kerry about the WDO Service and how it helps people with NSW fines debt to pay off their fines through participating in activities like volunteer work, courses, counselling, mentoring and treatment programs.  Referrals and more information To find more information about the Work and Development Order Service and services which can help: To find out more about fines and becoming a WDO sponsor organisation see the Revenue NSW website To join the Revenue NSW Advocacy Hotline To get free legal advice about fines or training as a WDO sponsor contact the Legal Aid NSW WDO service. Contact details are on our website - or you can email wdo@legalaid.nsw.gov.au To discuss fines debt and WDO options contact the Revenue NSW WDO hotline team on 1300 478 879 To understand more about the WDO service watch the Legal Aid NSW Youtube video Work and Development Orders: Breaking the cycle of fines debt To find out details of your local Legal Aid office or Community Legal Centre call LawAccess NSW on 1300 888 529  Please note: The NSW Work and Development Order Service can only assist in paying off fines issued in NSW through penalty notices, court fines and Victims Restitution Orders. If your client has fines debt from another State or Territory contact your local Legal Aid NSW WDO Service team and they can assist in explaining what options are available to pay off interstate fines debt.

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
超濃縮!やさしい英語会話 (21) Improving Language Skills

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 28, 2018


Download MP3 8月の4週間は、恒例の「超濃縮!やさしい英語会話」です。この10年間に配信した310本の「やさしい英語会話」よりエピソードを厳選し、毎回4本分を濃縮してお届けします。ナチュラルスピードの会話をスクリプトとともにお楽しみください。最終回となる今回は、ことばにまつわるエピソードを集めました。*** Script *** [ (210) Tongue Twisters ] F: Boy, this food line is pretty long. Hey, I have a magazine on me. You can read it while we wait. M: OK. Hmm… looks like a kid's magazine… Hmm, yeah. (Mumbling quickly to himself.) Peter Piper picked a pick… hmmm. A peck of pickled peppers. Peter piper picked a peck of peckled… GAhhh! F: Michihiro… what are you doing? What are you muttering about? M: I don't understand what on Earth this magazine is talking about. First, it was talking about seashells, then a woodchuck, and now pickles! F: Oh, those are different sets of tongue twisters, Michihiro. M: Tongue twisters? What are those? F: I'm pretty sure most languages have them. It's a game to see if you can say or repeat a short funny phrase without messing it up. M: Oh, I DO know those! These ones are hard though. F: They're fun. Here, I'll read one for you. “How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?” M: Wow! That's amazing. Hey, do the seashell one! F: OK. “She sells seashells by the seashore.” M: Hey, you're so good at this. I can't do any of them! F: You were just speaking too fast! Here, try reading this one SLOWLY. M: OK. “Peter piper picked a pick”... bleh! F: Try going slower, Michihiro! Here, I'll say it once for you. “Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers” M: OK. “Peter Piper picked a peck of peckled pippers” F: (laughing) I guess you just need to practice. M: I give up! Forget it! F: Oh, it's our turn to order? Oh, do you want any pickles or peppers on your food, Michihiro? M: NO! NO MORE PEPPERS AND NO MORE PICKLED THINGS! [ (273) English Slang (2) ] W: As I was saying, most English slang words have a positive and negative connotation, regardless of their true meaning. Take, for instance, the word "bad." It normally means "not good." However, when we use "bad" as a slang term, it can mean "good" or "awesome!" M: Ah! You're right! Like, if your friend asks you how the concert you attended last weekend was, you can reply by saying: "Oh my gosh, dude. It was so bad!", leaving the connotation that the concert was actually great. Or, you could say, "So bad, I wanted to leave early," letting your friend know that the concert was awful. W: Exactly! M: That's so difficult! Opposite meanings! Japanese students of English must really get frustrated. I'm not sure if I could ever learn something that difficult. W: I think the key to mastering slang is listening to the context. The tone of the other person's voice will probably let you know how they feel. M: What if it's in writing? W: Now THAT'S a good question. I guess when I'm texting my friends I just know what they're slang means, I don't really have to think about it too much because I grew up speaking the same language as them. M: Yeah, I guess you're right. Must be the same scenario as how I have to look up every Japanese LINE message I receive. I'm not a native Japanese speaker, so I never know what words are important and what words aren't. W: Well, the more you practice the better you'll get! M: I guess you're right. But gosh, all the practicing just makes me sick. It's so bad. W: Ha ha. English slang must be awful for non-native speakers. M: I'm sure it is, but once they understand it, it sounds pretty sick! [ (281) Strange Idioms (1) ] M: Charlotte, do you eat bugs in England? W: No way! What made you ask that? M: Well, I heard Betty saying she ate butterflies the other day. W: She said she ate them? That's weird! … Oh, I think I know! Did she say, by chance, that she had butterflies in her stomach? M: Yeah, I think that was it! W: Ha ha! Well, that doesn't mean she actually has butterflies in her stomach! It's an idiom. It's pretty common. It just means that she's nervous. M: Oh, that makes more sense! So, it didn't actually have anything to do with bugs? W: No, it's just a saying. You know: when you're nervous, and your stomach feels funny, like there's something moving inside it! M: Ah! So she felt like she had little butterflies trapped in her stomach? Because she was nervous? W: Yep, that's right! It's quite a funny thing to hear if you don't know what it actually means, isn't it? M: Yeah, I was really confused! W: Do you have any similar expressions in Japanese? M: Well, when you really want something so bad, you can say: "nodo kara te ga deru" W: Does that mean you have a hand coming out of your mouth? M: Yes, that's right! W: That IS so weird! What a strange image! M: Ha ha. Now that I think about it, it IS quite weird! Not something you'd actually want to see in real life. Are there any other interesting English idioms you can think of? [ (282) Strange Idioms (2) ] M: So, are there any other interesting English idioms you can think of? W: Well, you can say someone is "losing their touch." M: Losing their touch? … So, they can't feel things anymore? W: Maybe originally that's what it meant. But nowadays, if you say "I'm losing my touch" it means I used to be good at something, but recently I can't do it that well anymore. So, for example, you play basketball right? M: Yeah, that's right. So if, one day, I start to play worse than usual, I can say I'm losing my touch? W: Yeah, that would be perfect! … Oh, another good one is "to stab someone in the back." M. Ah! To kill someone with a knife? W: Yeah, but here, to stab someone in the back means to betray someone. M: To betray someone … Oh, it's the same in Japanese! To betray someone is "uragiru", which would probably translate to something like cutting someone in the back! W: Yeah that sounds like stabbing someone in the back! Wow, I wonder how the English and the Japanese got to be the same.

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
超濃縮!やさしい英語会話 (21) Improving Language Skills

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 27, 2018


Download MP3 8月の4週間は、恒例の「超濃縮!やさしい英語会話」です。この10年間に配信した310本の「やさしい英語会話」よりエピソードを厳選し、毎回4本分を濃縮してお届けします。ナチュラルスピードの会話をスクリプトとともにお楽しみください。最終回となる今回は、ことばにまつわるエピソードを集めました。*** Script *** [ (210) Tongue Twisters ] F: Boy, this food line is pretty long. Hey, I have a magazine on me. You can read it while we wait. M: OK. Hmm… looks like a kid's magazine… Hmm, yeah. (Mumbling quickly to himself.) Peter Piper picked a pick… hmmm. A peck of pickled peppers. Peter piper picked a peck of peckled… GAhhh! F: Michihiro… what are you doing? What are you muttering about? M: I don't understand what on Earth this magazine is talking about. First, it was talking about seashells, then a woodchuck, and now pickles! F: Oh, those are different sets of tongue twisters, Michihiro. M: Tongue twisters? What are those? F: I'm pretty sure most languages have them. It's a game to see if you can say or repeat a short funny phrase without messing it up. M: Oh, I DO know those! These ones are hard though. F: They're fun. Here, I'll read one for you. “How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?” M: Wow! That's amazing. Hey, do the seashell one! F: OK. “She sells seashells by the seashore.” M: Hey, you're so good at this. I can't do any of them! F: You were just speaking too fast! Here, try reading this one SLOWLY. M: OK. “Peter piper picked a pick”... bleh! F: Try going slower, Michihiro! Here, I'll say it once for you. “Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers” M: OK. “Peter Piper picked a peck of peckled pippers” F: (laughing) I guess you just need to practice. M: I give up! Forget it! F: Oh, it's our turn to order? Oh, do you want any pickles or peppers on your food, Michihiro? M: NO! NO MORE PEPPERS AND NO MORE PICKLED THINGS! [ (273) English Slang (2) ] W: As I was saying, most English slang words have a positive and negative connotation, regardless of their true meaning. Take, for instance, the word "bad." It normally means "not good." However, when we use "bad" as a slang term, it can mean "good" or "awesome!" M: Ah! You're right! Like, if your friend asks you how the concert you attended last weekend was, you can reply by saying: "Oh my gosh, dude. It was so bad!", leaving the connotation that the concert was actually great. Or, you could say, "So bad, I wanted to leave early," letting your friend know that the concert was awful. W: Exactly! M: That's so difficult! Opposite meanings! Japanese students of English must really get frustrated. I'm not sure if I could ever learn something that difficult. W: I think the key to mastering slang is listening to the context. The tone of the other person's voice will probably let you know how they feel. M: What if it's in writing? W: Now THAT'S a good question. I guess when I'm texting my friends I just know what they're slang means, I don't really have to think about it too much because I grew up speaking the same language as them. M: Yeah, I guess you're right. Must be the same scenario as how I have to look up every Japanese LINE message I receive. I'm not a native Japanese speaker, so I never know what words are important and what words aren't. W: Well, the more you practice the better you'll get! M: I guess you're right. But gosh, all the practicing just makes me sick. It's so bad. W: Ha ha. English slang must be awful for non-native speakers. M: I'm sure it is, but once they understand it, it sounds pretty sick! [ (281) Strange Idioms (1) ] M: Charlotte, do you eat bugs in England? W: No way! What made you ask that? M: Well, I heard Betty saying she ate butterflies the other day. W: She said she ate them? That's weird! … Oh, I think I know! Did she say, by chance, that she had butterflies in her stomach? M: Yeah, I think that was it! W: Ha ha! Well, that doesn't mean she actually has butterflies in her stomach! It's an idiom. It's pretty common. It just means that she's nervous. M: Oh, that makes more sense! So, it didn't actually have anything to do with bugs? W: No, it's just a saying. You know: when you're nervous, and your stomach feels funny, like there's something moving inside it! M: Ah! So she felt like she had little butterflies trapped in her stomach? Because she was nervous? W: Yep, that's right! It's quite a funny thing to hear if you don't know what it actually means, isn't it? M: Yeah, I was really confused! W: Do you have any similar expressions in Japanese? M: Well, when you really want something so bad, you can say: "nodo kara te ga deru" W: Does that mean you have a hand coming out of your mouth? M: Yes, that's right! W: That IS so weird! What a strange image! M: Ha ha. Now that I think about it, it IS quite weird! Not something you'd actually want to see in real life. Are there any other interesting English idioms you can think of? [ (282) Strange Idioms (2) ] M: So, are there any other interesting English idioms you can think of? W: Well, you can say someone is "losing their touch." M: Losing their touch? … So, they can't feel things anymore? W: Maybe originally that's what it meant. But nowadays, if you say "I'm losing my touch" it means I used to be good at something, but recently I can't do it that well anymore. So, for example, you play basketball right? M: Yeah, that's right. So if, one day, I start to play worse than usual, I can say I'm losing my touch? W: Yeah, that would be perfect! … Oh, another good one is "to stab someone in the back." M. Ah! To kill someone with a knife? W: Yeah, but here, to stab someone in the back means to betray someone. M: To betray someone … Oh, it's the same in Japanese! To betray someone is "uragiru", which would probably translate to something like cutting someone in the back! W: Yeah that sounds like stabbing someone in the back! Wow, I wonder how the English and the Japanese got to be the same.

Law for Community Workers on the go. Legal Aid NSW.
Episode 2. A second chance for disqualified drivers

Law for Community Workers on the go. Legal Aid NSW.

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 20, 2018 26:11


Call to action!   Tell us what you really think of 'Law for Community Workers on the go' - help this resource grow and improve.   Do you work with people who have lost their driver licence? Losing a driver licence can have a big impact on individuals and families, particularly those who live in regional and rural areas. Did you know that some drivers can now apply to have their driver disqualification periods removed? In this podcast we discuss: new laws that offer a second chance for disqualified drivers who can apply under this new scheme, and the things you can do to help your clients get back on the road.    Referrals and more information You can find more information about the new laws and how to apply to get your licence back: in the Legal Aid NSW brochure called Are you disqualified from driving? on the Legal Aid NSW website in the Representing Yourself section of the LawAccess NSW website.   Legal Aid NSW can help you work out how to deal with fines. You may be able to get a Work and Development Order which allows you to clear fines through unpaid work, courses, counselling or treatment. For more information or to find a WDO service in your area call 02 9219 5000 or visit our website.

Becoming
Episode 106: Dave Staib - Freedom Pest Services

Becoming

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 26, 2018 46:23


Chris sits down with Dave Staib of Freedom Pest Services. Freedom Pest Services specializes in pest control and pest extermination. They handle bed bugs, fleas, ticks, mosquitos, fire ants and more. Freedom Pest Services also specializes in Real Estate inspections and can provide CL100 (termite letter), WDO (wood destroying organism) and WDIR (wood destroying insect report) assessments. Dave shares his personal story and talks about being a fraternal twin. Dave talks about his professional background and how he became one of the best of the best in the field while climbing the ranks at Orkin. He talks about why he decided to start his own business and what went in to starting his company. We also get in to like as a small business owner and what he's doing to grow his clientele. www.thejoneszones.com www.freedompestservices.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/undisputedawareness/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/undisputedawareness/support

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
超濃縮!やさしい英語会話 (17) Do Your Homework!

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 29, 2017


Download MP3 8月の5週間は、恒例の「超濃縮!やさしい英語会話」です。この8年間に配信した284本の「やさしい英語会話」よりエピソードを厳選し、毎回4本分を濃縮してお届けします。ナチュラルスピードの会話をスクリプトとともにお楽しみください。 今年の「超濃縮!」も今回が最終回。今回はこの時期にふさわしく(!?)「宿題」の話題をお届けします。本ポッドキャストで宿題の話題といえば、期限を守れず先生に言い訳したり、先延ばしの王様が登場したり、宿題の多い先生にハロウィンに仕返ししたりと、あまりよろしくない例ばかり。現在夏休みの宿題に追われている学生の皆さんは、どうか参考にしないように…! (初級〜中級)*** Script *** [ (117) A Problem with a Student ] W: Now, Tom, I think we need to talk about your behaviour in my lessons. M: What have I done this time?? W: Don't talk to me like that, please. Now, I've been worried about you for some time, because you haven't handed any homework in for two weeks. M: I told you Miss Suzuki: my printer's broken. W: That's not an excuse. You can use the library's printers. M: I never have time, though. When I get there it's always shut! W: Then get there earlier. One missing homework I can deal with, but there are no excuses for two weeks' worth. M: OK, I'll hand it all in next lesson. I promise. W: I'll expect it, and if not, then you'll be in detention on Tuesday at lunchtime. M: Oh, that's too much! W: The homework isn't the only thing, Tom, and you know it. I can hear you chatting all the way through my lessons. M: I'm just helping the girl next to me. She doesn't understand anything. W: Don't lie to me. Last week I distinctly heard talk about football. M: It's all Melissa's fault, Miss. She always talks to me, and I can't just not reply, can I? W: I suspect that to be a lie, but I'm planning on talking to Melissa too. So don't think I'm just picking on you. Anyway, whatever you're doing at the back of the classroom there, I know it's not listening to me, because in our last practice exam you got only 30%. M: I do listen to you. I just find it really hard to understand everything. W: Do you always copy down what I write on the board? Could you show me your workbook? M: Oh, um, sorry, I left it in my locker... W: Then go and get it from your locker. M: Oh, um, actually I think I left it at home... W: Tom: If I don't see that workbook full of notes by tomorrow morning, you're in detention! [ (125) The King of Procrastination ] W: Hey Ken. I have a question. How do you study so much? You're always busy at work. I'd like to know how to manage my time better. M: Oh, it's easy. I just procrastinate. W: What? M: Yeah. Everyone thinks it's better to get things done quickly. But I just do the opposite. I procrastinate! It works! The day before deadlines I feel that I'm the only one who can handle the pressure. I love that time. W: I think you're kind of special. Nobody's going to be like you when they procrastinate. They'll panic, and they won't be able to do their best. M: Well, I'm the King of Procrastination, you know. I can do anything by postponing it. Everyone says "Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today." But, as Mark Twain said, "Don't put off until tomorrow what you can put off till the day AFTER tomorrow!" W: Ha ha... Sound's like a lazy guy's strategy! Don't you think you'll lose chances if you don't get things done quickly? It's hard to succeed, you know. If you put things off until the last second, you'll make mistakes. M: Hey, don't be so hard on me. You haven't listened to my whole story yet. I just procrastinate at night. W: At night? But you still put things off. M: No. I just procrastinate till the morning. I'm an early bird. I'm best in the mornings, and that's how I study. I wake up at 5 and get my job done. W: Oh, that's a SPECIAL kind of procrastination. I HAVE read that studying and working in the morning is really a good way. Maybe I should try it. M: Yeah. The early bird catches the worm, you know! You can get good ideas in the mornings. Also, the time is limited, so you can feel the time pressure, too. W: How do you spend your time at night? M: I just read books for fun, and sleep well. Hey, let's finish working. We have to procrastinate! This work can wait till tomorrow morning. Let's go. W: Ken, it's still 3 in the afternoon! [ (218) Homework Stress ] [ Scene: A late evening in a library ] M: What's up? You look a little stressed out. W: I was working on an important report, but then my computer crashed and I lost it all!! M: Really? Didn't you back up the file? W: Well, I probably should have, but I never expected my computer to crash. I just bought it last month! M: Oh, really? You must have picked a bad one then! But, you know, nobody ever expects their computer to crash. It just happens! That's why you're supposed to back up your files! W: I know, but I just needed to finish it and turn it in today. Then I'd be done with it! M: Yeah, but now you have to start all over again, don't you? W: Uhg! Don't remind me! I'll have to stay up all night rewriting it now. And even then I might not be able to finish. M: It's a lot of work, I'm sure. But at least you remember a bit of what you want to write, so it shouldn't take as long as it did before. W: Yeah, it'll only take three hours instead of six. M: Don't be so pessimistic! Worrying about it isn't going to help you any, right? W: No, it won't, but how am I supposed to NOT worry? M: I don't know. Just, make a pot of coffee, put on some up-beat, energizing music, and start writing! It'll probably be easier than you think. W: That's easy for you to say! You're not the one who has to write it. M: The sooner you start, the sooner you'll finish. And then you can properly relax and not have to worry about it anymore. W: Alright. That's a good point. Well, wish me luck! M: Good luck! You're going to need it! [ (75) Halloween: Trying to Scare the Teacher! ] M: Hey Becky, what are you going to be for the Halloween party this year? W: Hmm... I was thinking of dressing up as the Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland. How about you? M: I was thinking of being a ghoul. W: Really? But the party theme this year is fictional characters. M: Yeah, I know. I'll probably change my costume later to match the theme. I was going to use the ghoul outfit right before the party. W: For what? M: If I tell you, you have to join in on my plan, alright? W: OK, fine. I'm in. What are you thinking of? M: I think we should scare Mr. Smith. He lives right down the street. We can get him back for all of the detentions and homework he gives us in school. W: Hmm. Sounds a bit risky. What if he finds out who we are? I think he'll notice since my face is showing. Plus, a queen doesn't exactly look scary! M: Exactly. I was thinking that we dress up as a ghoul and a werewolf. I have costumes from last year. We can use those. W: Fine. I guess it's OK, as long as I get to be the ghoul. [ Knocks on the door. M and W voices sound scary. Smith screams. ] M: Good evening Mr. Samuel Smith. We have come to free the demons within you. W: Step forward and we will begin the exorcism. [ M & W voice evil laughs. ] Smith: Exorcism? What is this nonsense? Take off your masks! W: These are not masks. Smith: Of course they are. Take them off or I'll . . . M: Silence! You shall speak no more. You have been an evil teacher. W: You give much too much homework. You gave an unfair detention to Kyle last week. You deserve to be. . . M: Becky. No! Why did you use my name? Smith: Hey, wait a minute. Kyle and Becky. I KNEW those voices sounded familiar. You will both be in detention for the rest of the semester! Happy Halloween! [ Smith voices an evil laugh ]

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
超濃縮!やさしい英語会話 (17) Do Your Homework!

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 28, 2017


Download MP3 8月の5週間は、恒例の「超濃縮!やさしい英語会話」です。この8年間に配信した284本の「やさしい英語会話」よりエピソードを厳選し、毎回4本分を濃縮してお届けします。ナチュラルスピードの会話をスクリプトとともにお楽しみください。 今年の「超濃縮!」も今回が最終回。今回はこの時期にふさわしく(!?)「宿題」の話題をお届けします。本ポッドキャストで宿題の話題といえば、期限を守れず先生に言い訳したり、先延ばしの王様が登場したり、宿題の多い先生にハロウィンに仕返ししたりと、あまりよろしくない例ばかり。現在夏休みの宿題に追われている学生の皆さんは、どうか参考にしないように…! (初級〜中級)*** Script *** [ (117) A Problem with a Student ] W: Now, Tom, I think we need to talk about your behaviour in my lessons. M: What have I done this time?? W: Don't talk to me like that, please. Now, I've been worried about you for some time, because you haven't handed any homework in for two weeks. M: I told you Miss Suzuki: my printer's broken. W: That's not an excuse. You can use the library's printers. M: I never have time, though. When I get there it's always shut! W: Then get there earlier. One missing homework I can deal with, but there are no excuses for two weeks' worth. M: OK, I'll hand it all in next lesson. I promise. W: I'll expect it, and if not, then you'll be in detention on Tuesday at lunchtime. M: Oh, that's too much! W: The homework isn't the only thing, Tom, and you know it. I can hear you chatting all the way through my lessons. M: I'm just helping the girl next to me. She doesn't understand anything. W: Don't lie to me. Last week I distinctly heard talk about football. M: It's all Melissa's fault, Miss. She always talks to me, and I can't just not reply, can I? W: I suspect that to be a lie, but I'm planning on talking to Melissa too. So don't think I'm just picking on you. Anyway, whatever you're doing at the back of the classroom there, I know it's not listening to me, because in our last practice exam you got only 30%. M: I do listen to you. I just find it really hard to understand everything. W: Do you always copy down what I write on the board? Could you show me your workbook? M: Oh, um, sorry, I left it in my locker... W: Then go and get it from your locker. M: Oh, um, actually I think I left it at home... W: Tom: If I don't see that workbook full of notes by tomorrow morning, you're in detention! [ (125) The King of Procrastination ] W: Hey Ken. I have a question. How do you study so much? You're always busy at work. I'd like to know how to manage my time better. M: Oh, it's easy. I just procrastinate. W: What? M: Yeah. Everyone thinks it's better to get things done quickly. But I just do the opposite. I procrastinate! It works! The day before deadlines I feel that I'm the only one who can handle the pressure. I love that time. W: I think you're kind of special. Nobody's going to be like you when they procrastinate. They'll panic, and they won't be able to do their best. M: Well, I'm the King of Procrastination, you know. I can do anything by postponing it. Everyone says "Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today." But, as Mark Twain said, "Don't put off until tomorrow what you can put off till the day AFTER tomorrow!" W: Ha ha... Sound's like a lazy guy's strategy! Don't you think you'll lose chances if you don't get things done quickly? It's hard to succeed, you know. If you put things off until the last second, you'll make mistakes. M: Hey, don't be so hard on me. You haven't listened to my whole story yet. I just procrastinate at night. W: At night? But you still put things off. M: No. I just procrastinate till the morning. I'm an early bird. I'm best in the mornings, and that's how I study. I wake up at 5 and get my job done. W: Oh, that's a SPECIAL kind of procrastination. I HAVE read that studying and working in the morning is really a good way. Maybe I should try it. M: Yeah. The early bird catches the worm, you know! You can get good ideas in the mornings. Also, the time is limited, so you can feel the time pressure, too. W: How do you spend your time at night? M: I just read books for fun, and sleep well. Hey, let's finish working. We have to procrastinate! This work can wait till tomorrow morning. Let's go. W: Ken, it's still 3 in the afternoon! [ (218) Homework Stress ] [ Scene: A late evening in a library ] M: What's up? You look a little stressed out. W: I was working on an important report, but then my computer crashed and I lost it all!! M: Really? Didn't you back up the file? W: Well, I probably should have, but I never expected my computer to crash. I just bought it last month! M: Oh, really? You must have picked a bad one then! But, you know, nobody ever expects their computer to crash. It just happens! That's why you're supposed to back up your files! W: I know, but I just needed to finish it and turn it in today. Then I'd be done with it! M: Yeah, but now you have to start all over again, don't you? W: Uhg! Don't remind me! I'll have to stay up all night rewriting it now. And even then I might not be able to finish. M: It's a lot of work, I'm sure. But at least you remember a bit of what you want to write, so it shouldn't take as long as it did before. W: Yeah, it'll only take three hours instead of six. M: Don't be so pessimistic! Worrying about it isn't going to help you any, right? W: No, it won't, but how am I supposed to NOT worry? M: I don't know. Just, make a pot of coffee, put on some up-beat, energizing music, and start writing! It'll probably be easier than you think. W: That's easy for you to say! You're not the one who has to write it. M: The sooner you start, the sooner you'll finish. And then you can properly relax and not have to worry about it anymore. W: Alright. That's a good point. Well, wish me luck! M: Good luck! You're going to need it! [ (75) Halloween: Trying to Scare the Teacher! ] M: Hey Becky, what are you going to be for the Halloween party this year? W: Hmm... I was thinking of dressing up as the Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland. How about you? M: I was thinking of being a ghoul. W: Really? But the party theme this year is fictional characters. M: Yeah, I know. I'll probably change my costume later to match the theme. I was going to use the ghoul outfit right before the party. W: For what? M: If I tell you, you have to join in on my plan, alright? W: OK, fine. I'm in. What are you thinking of? M: I think we should scare Mr. Smith. He lives right down the street. We can get him back for all of the detentions and homework he gives us in school. W: Hmm. Sounds a bit risky. What if he finds out who we are? I think he'll notice since my face is showing. Plus, a queen doesn't exactly look scary! M: Exactly. I was thinking that we dress up as a ghoul and a werewolf. I have costumes from last year. We can use those. W: Fine. I guess it's OK, as long as I get to be the ghoul. [ Knocks on the door. M and W voices sound scary. Smith screams. ] M: Good evening Mr. Samuel Smith. We have come to free the demons within you. W: Step forward and we will begin the exorcism. [ M & W voice evil laughs. ] Smith: Exorcism? What is this nonsense? Take off your masks! W: These are not masks. Smith: Of course they are. Take them off or I'll . . . M: Silence! You shall speak no more. You have been an evil teacher. W: You give much too much homework. You gave an unfair detention to Kyle last week. You deserve to be. . . M: Becky. No! Why did you use my name? Smith: Hey, wait a minute. Kyle and Becky. I KNEW those voices sounded familiar. You will both be in detention for the rest of the semester! Happy Halloween! [ Smith voices an evil laugh ]

Pragmatic Pessimists Podcast
PPP 51.2 Mini Ramblin' Man

Pragmatic Pessimists Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 11, 2017 30:36


T & G are back together to break down all the hot-button news of the week! What late-breaking Catwoman could there be? Are apologies necessary for W? Do the guys run out of hot-button info to talk about? What's the deal with Epcot? Find out the answers to all these and more on a very special PPP!!!

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (281) Strange Idioms (1)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 20, 2017


Download MP3 日本語と同様、英語にも変わったイディオムがあります。こうしたイディオムは会話の中で少し使ってみるだけでも表現の幅が広がります。今週と来週は、そんな英語の面白いイディオムを紹介していきます。 (初級〜中級)*** It's a Good Expression *** (今回の重要表現) *番組冒頭に登場したイディオム The ball is in your court. Actions speak louder than words. (to) beat around the bush bugs 虫 What made you ask that? なんでそんなこと聞くの?(驚き) (to) have butterflies in one's stomach 緊張している(be nervous) a saying 言い回し、ことわざ funny 具合が悪い、変な(strange) (to) be trapped 捉えられる weird 気味が悪い *** Script *** Strange Idioms (1) M: Charlotte, do you eat bugs in England? W: No way! What made you ask that? M: Well, I heard Betty saying she ate butterflies the other day. W: She said she ate them? That's weird! … Oh, I think I know! Did she say, by chance, that she had butterflies in her stomach? M: Yeah, I think that was it! W: Ha ha! Well, that doesn't mean she actually has butterflies in her stomach! It's an idiom. It's pretty common. It just means that she's nervous. M: Oh, that makes more sense! So, it didn't actually have anything to do with bugs? W: No, it's just a saying. You know: when you're nervous, and your stomach feels funny, like there's something moving inside it! M: Ah! So she felt like she had little butterflies trapped in her stomach? Because she was nervous? W: Yep, that's right! It's quite a funny thing to hear if you don't know what it actually means, isn't it? M: Yeah, I was really confused! W: Do you have any similar expressions in Japanese? M: Well, when you really want something so bad, you can say: "nodo kara te ga deru" W: Does that mean you have a hand coming out of your mouth? M: Yes, that's right! W: That IS so weird! What a strange image! M: Ha ha. Now that I think about it, it IS quite weird! Not something you'd actually want to see in real life. Are there any other interesting English idioms you can think of? (Written by Anna Mace)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (281) Strange Idioms (1)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 19, 2017


Download MP3 日本語と同様、英語にも変わったイディオムがあります。こうしたイディオムは会話の中で少し使ってみるだけでも表現の幅が広がります。今週と来週は、そんな英語の面白いイディオムを紹介していきます。 (初級〜中級)*** It's a Good Expression *** (今回の重要表現) *番組冒頭に登場したイディオム The ball is in your court. Actions speak louder than words. (to) beat around the bush bugs 虫 What made you ask that? なんでそんなこと聞くの?(驚き) (to) have butterflies in one's stomach 緊張している(be nervous) a saying 言い回し、ことわざ funny 具合が悪い、変な(strange) (to) be trapped 捉えられる weird 気味が悪い *** Script *** Strange Idioms (1) M: Charlotte, do you eat bugs in England? W: No way! What made you ask that? M: Well, I heard Betty saying she ate butterflies the other day. W: She said she ate them? That's weird! … Oh, I think I know! Did she say, by chance, that she had butterflies in her stomach? M: Yeah, I think that was it! W: Ha ha! Well, that doesn't mean she actually has butterflies in her stomach! It's an idiom. It's pretty common. It just means that she's nervous. M: Oh, that makes more sense! So, it didn't actually have anything to do with bugs? W: No, it's just a saying. You know: when you're nervous, and your stomach feels funny, like there's something moving inside it! M: Ah! So she felt like she had little butterflies trapped in her stomach? Because she was nervous? W: Yep, that's right! It's quite a funny thing to hear if you don't know what it actually means, isn't it? M: Yeah, I was really confused! W: Do you have any similar expressions in Japanese? M: Well, when you really want something so bad, you can say: "nodo kara te ga deru" W: Does that mean you have a hand coming out of your mouth? M: Yes, that's right! W: That IS so weird! What a strange image! M: Ha ha. Now that I think about it, it IS quite weird! Not something you'd actually want to see in real life. Are there any other interesting English idioms you can think of? (Written by Anna Mace)

For Buyers Only Real Estate Podcast with Sharon and Dwight
The Importance of Home Inspections When Buying

For Buyers Only Real Estate Podcast with Sharon and Dwight

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 21, 2017


Home inspections are one of the most important aspects of buying a home, and here in Florida, there are plenty of inspections you can get to give you peace of mind. Interested in researching brand new homes and neighborhoods? Find Them HerePrefer a Re-sale Home? Search all homes for saleToday we wanted to take a moment to address the topic of home inspections: why we need them and what goes on during one. Joining me to explain is BJ Johnson, one of our preferred inspectors from Inside & Out Property Inspectors.You want an inspector that has a builder’s background or some kind of construction experience. This lets you know that they have an idea what’s going on behind the walls. There’s no perfect house, so the knowledge helps. There’s no shortage of the kind of inspections you can get, like a WDO, or wood destroying organism inspection. This kind of inspection even requires a special license and looks for things like wood decay and termites. Water can cause this decay as well. A wind mitigation report is another type of inspection, and it’s probably the only inspection that helps reduce your homeowners insurance. “There’s no shortage of the kind of inspections you can get.”If the home is 30 years or more old, you’ll generally be required to get a four-point inspection by the insurance company to determine whether you’re insurable.Inspectors also have a special set of tools they’ll use during an inspection, like a FLIR camera. This is an infrared camera that takes thermal images and helps buyers find potential issues in a home with moisture, insulation, or covered up heating ducts that people can’t see. In fact, BJ found a heating duct that was incorrectly covered up by the sheetrock guys with this tool in the house we’re currently standing in. When the inspector is done, they give you a complete report that the buyer can look over. If you have any questions about the inspection process or you need to hire an inspector, you can call Inside & Out Property Inspectors at 904-395-1900 or visit their website.In the meantime, you can always give us a call or send us an email if you’re thinking about buying a home in the St. Augustine area. We look forward to helping you!

VOE~感谢沈农idea精英汇
Dec. 16, 2016 #Music Bang Bang# Alan Walker

VOE~感谢沈农idea精英汇

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 16, 2016 12:53


节目组: Music Bang Bang 音乐大爆炸 节目名称: Alan WalkerS: Hello, dear audience! It's Music Bang bang again. I feel so good to meet my friends and talk about music!B: Yeah, I found it interesting that although music can't be ranked, it really has a trend. Have you noticed that electronic music has been very hot in recent years?W: Oh yes, I have. At first, it's only prevalent overseas. But now some of our native singers are also in this trend.C: Speaking of the electronic music, the most popular one recently must be faded. I think Alan Walker who produced this song is a genius as he was only 18 when he released his first song Fade.S: So come with us to feel his attractive music today!插曲1:FadedS:Many of you must have heard the melody we've played just now.But actually we want to recommend the version with lyrics.W:Yes,it is Faded,one reflects the character's fear. The lyric of this song have been repeated "Where are you now?" right ? The character thinks there is a great gap from what he expect.Because of this he is sad .S:is the adaptation of the pure music .It is on the base of with Iselin Solheim's voice. He thinks the accompaniment can concentrate for three and a half minutes of pop music and can also add the lyrics to it.W:The whole song is on the basis of the original song with a female voice, ethereal female voice with electronic music, make the song more perfect.S:The rhythm of the song with the emotional lonely trance music, and like a ghost "where are you now?" let songs reveals the endless loneliness.W:So is the MV.It tells a sad story that a man who take a photo to find his hometown.It is nearly couldn't be achieved any longer .插曲2:Move your bodyB: Hey Christine, I was wondering that who is the person that sings best currently in your point?C: Oh, it must be Sia. Her singing skill is very, very good.B: Can you imagine the cooperation between the one sings best and the genius in house music?C: That must be great! As I know, downtempo is a form of Sia's style, which is very close to chill-out which Alan Walker is good at. The combination must be unexceptionable.B: I have heard Sia's solo version. It's hard to say which one is better. Sia's version is still in her original style — quick rhythm, powerful vox, but depressive. C: Yeah, her songs never made me feel brisk. But remixed by Alan Walker, the heavy rhythm before becomes a little lighter.B: You are right. The solo and the remix are in two style. Maybe fans of Sia prefer the original one but I have to say that the remixed version made me more feel like dancing to it.插曲3:Hymn Of The WeekendB: I have read your favorite song list in your moments. And I find out there is song named Hymn Of The Weekend which is also my favorite song! W: My only gripe of this song is no gripe. The original song is sung by Coldplay feat Beyonce. But I like this version better. It's sung by Alan Walker feat Coldplay. B: Alan Walker is an electronic music genius. He added more enthusiasm into the music, making the song more colorful. I think he made the song more active.W: What a genius! I also think this love song has adorable lyrics. It's full of passion, full of love. The lyric said love is like drug and love make the star comes out. B:It's so romantic! I think girls all over the world will say yes if he ask her to marry him when he sing this love song to the girl! Believe it or not, I wanna marry him myself! W: wow! That's funny. There is always tons of fun talking with you! Let's go back to the song~插曲4:Sing Me To SleepS:After listening to the three songs we played just now,have you fall in love with Alan Walker?He still has many other brilliant songs.C:Well,the last song we want to share is Alan Walkers another hot production after Faded.It's also sung by Iselin Solheim.S:That is《Sing Me To Sleep》.Its title seems to tell us that it is a song of sweet love but it isn't.Iselin uses her ethereal and mysterious voice sings out continuing steps to explore mystery and the eager to seek comfort in the corner of the world. C:Alan Walker's production is an excellent electronic dance music while Iselin's singing give soul to the song.S:When Iselin's heavenly voice meet with Allen's amazing electronic music, it must be a perfect combination!C:Alan Walker's team has worked for this song for a long time and won his satisfaction.He hopes his fans will like the song as he does. Let's listen~C:Today's program has come to an end,but Alan Walker's gorgeous music will never end.W:Do you like Alan Walker's music ?B:Which of his songs do you like best ?Welcome to share with us.S:感谢制作刘冠辰,感谢制作王紫丞,Here is Music Bangbang,see you next time~节目监制:刘仁邦编辑:李紫琳 郭思婷 尚博健 杨柳播音:李紫琳 郭思婷 尚博健 杨柳制作:刘冠辰

Salty Language
Salty Language 217 - Thumbing It In

Salty Language

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 27, 2015 134:21


New Salty Language 217 - Thumbing It Inwww.saltylanguage.com Tony and Bryan discuss celebrating Bryan's birthday, doctor visits, a 'Fear and Loathing' style roadtrip, a Chicago meetup, hot gas station girl, tollbooth karate chop, man smells women's feet and leads police on chase, woman sees a spider on her shoulder and dives out of her car, 'Star Wars: Battlefront' beta, selfies killed more people than shark attacks, Tank Abbot runs his mouth about Ronda Rousey, a Salty Language western, the pick 'em league, #SLPod Kik group, a SUATMM, our Q of the W and recap, and more! Links: Man smells woman's feet at library, leads cops on scooter chase: http://goo.gl/s3AD4v Woman sees spider on shoulder, leaps from car: http://goo.gl/0950u3 Star Wars Battlefront Beta info: http://goo.gl/Xka7vS Selfies have killed more people than sharks this year: https://goo.gl/JuR9rx Tank Abbot challenges Ronda Rousey: http://goo.gl/578CQ1 SUATMM: Mondo to release Batman: The Animated Series vinyl box set: http://goo.gl/jmfUiU Q of the W: Do you feel that you should buy something if you stop somewhere to use the bathroom?     Salty Language Patreon page: http://www.patreon.com/user?u=344704   Subscribe / rate / review us on iTunes!Visit us at: saltylanguage.com #SLPod Kik Group salty-language.tumblr.com / facebook.com/saltylanguage@salty_language / saltylanguage@gmail.com http://salty.libsyn.com/webpage  /http://www.youtube.com/user/SaltyLanguagePod Instagram: SaltyLanguageReddit: r/saltylanguageOn Stitcher search Salty Language Voicemail: (415) 857-2589http://podgods.webs.com/musingsofageek.comtangentboundnetwork.comdangerentertainment.netwickedradionetwork.comgeekliferadio.comShare with your friends!

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
超濃縮!やさしい英語会話 (1) Welcome to Hiroshima!

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 5, 2014


8月は、この6年間に配信した207本の「やさしい英語会話」よりエピソードを厳選し、毎回4本分を濃縮してお届けします。ナチュラルスピードの会話を、スクリプトとともにお楽しみください。ウェブ上で元のエピソードを検索して、解説を聞くこともできます。 第1回の今回は"Welcome to Hiroshima!"をテーマに、広島にまつわるエピソードを4本選びました。8月6日を前に、今年も国内外から多くの人びとが広島を訪れています。市電に乗ったり、世界遺産を訪れたり、広島名物の食べ物が登場したりと、盛りだくさんの内容です。 Image credit: Rdsmith4 via Wikipedia CC-BY-SA 2.5. Download MP3 スマートフォン用(テスト中) (9:46 9.5MB 中級〜上級)1. やさしい英語会話 (12) Showing Someone around Hiroshima W: Hi Mike! M: Hi Aya. Sorry, I'm a bit late. I got lost at the station ... I didn't know which train to take. W: That's OK. Glad you made it here. So where would you like to go? M: Um, I want to go to Peace Park, and see the atomic bomb dome. And, I want to do some shopping. Is the city center far from Peace Park? W: No, it's very near Peace Park. OK, let's get on the tram and go to Peace Park. (sound of the tram) M: It's my first time to get on a tram. We have trains back home, but we don't have these ... W: You can see the center of Hiroshima City on the way to Peace Park. Oh, we're getting off at this station. M: So, is that the atomic bomb dome? W: Yes. I think it's the symbol of Hiroshima. I didn't think about its meaning very much when I was small, but when I think about its meaning now, I want a lot of people to see this. So I'm very glad you're here. M: Thanks. I can see there are a lot of tourists here too. W: Yeah, I often pass through Peace Park and there are always non-Japanese people here, which is great. M: Hey, Aya, we learned a little about the atomic bombing of Hiroshima at school, but we didn't learn much. Were your grandparents here when the bomb was dropped? W: My grandfather was in Hiroshima, and he told me his brother was killed, and they never found his body. M: That's terrible…There must be a lot of people who don't know much about the atomic bomb and its cruelty. We all should know the facts and never repeat this tragedy again. W: Yes, you're right. So, where shall we go now? The Peace Memorial Museum is way down there. M: Let's walk around the park and go then to the museum. W: OK. And let's go to the city center after the museum. What would you like for lunch? I recommend okonomiyaki. M: What's that? W: Um, it's kind of like a pancake but it's not sweet, and we eat it at lunch or dinner. Hiroshima is famous for its own style of okonomiyaki. There are lots of okonomiyaki shops in Hiroshima. It's really nice. I'm sure you'll like it. (Written by Ayumi Furutani) 2. やさしい英語会話 (102) Miyajima M: Hurry up cupcake. Keep up! We got a lot to see today. W: Daddy, can we buy deer snacks? M: Deer snacks? Well, I guess we can try some deer snacks. Are they good? W: I think so. The deer seem to like them. M: The deer? Why would you give them to the deer? W: Daddy, these snacks are FOR the deer. Can we please buy some? M: Hmm, I don't think that's a good idea. Deer can make you very sick. They have many bad things called diseases. We should stay as far away from them as possible. Now come on. Let's start our great adventure! W: Pretty please. They look so hungry. M: I said no, and that's final. Cupcake, Daddy just doesn't trust any of those hungry deer. That's all. W: (sadly) OK. M: Now cheer up. There's much more to do here than just feeding the deer. Let's see here. We can sit in the maple leaf park or climb up Mount Misen. Or, we can walk right in front of the beautiful Floating Torii Gate. W: (Sigh) OK. Hmm, can we follow the deer to the shrine gate? M: OK, that sounds like a great idea! Just stay close behind me. (Two minutes later) M: Let's see. According to this map, the shrine gate should be right around the corner. W: One. Two. Three. M: Oh, did you know that when the water level becomes really low you can actually walk out to the gate and touch it? Pretty cool, huh? W: Six. Seven. Eight. M: Cupcake, are you counting the number of deer? W: No, daddy. I'm counting the number of deer snacks I find. Look, now we don't have to buy them! I found them all on the ground by myself! M: What? Let me see. (Momentary Pause) Oh my, drop that right now! That's not deer snacks! That's deer poop! (Written by Kyle Kumashiro) 3. やさしい英語会話 (105) Okonomiyaki Makes You Beautiful Scene: Two friends, at the end of a workday, in the office. M: Hey Tomoko, you're looking pretty good these days. What have you been up to? W: Oh, thanks, Ron… Um, what do you mean? M: I mean, have you started something new, such as yoga or some kind of new cosmetic product? I'm just curious… W: Well… there is something… M: What? What's the secret? W: Well, this is just between you and me, OK? Actually, I just started eating okonomiyaki twice a week. No running or muscular training. I just devour okonomiyaki twice a week! M: I can't believe that just eating okonomiyaki makes you beautiful.? Isn't okonomiyaki fatty and oily? How can it make you look good? W: Actually, okonomiyaki's pretty healthy because it contains lots of ingredients.? There are vegetables like cabbage, eggs, meat, and seafood. That's why my skin looks so clean and fresh! I feel that I have a super power inside me! M: Don't you get tired of eating the same thing twice a week? W: Do you know that there's a ton of variations? We can make it with anything, such as cheese or potatoes.? We can change its taste. Creating okonomiyaki is like creating art or music! Hey, why don't we eat okonomiyaki together tonight? M: Ah… W: Oh, come on. You deserve to taste the harmony of the sauce and the mayonnaise-- dried bonito dancing on the top of okonomiyaki!? Why not? M: OK. Let's go. Where to? W: I usually eat at that okonomiyaki restaurant called Muscle Power Yaki. M: Hey, isn't that the one where all those really cool guys work? W: Yeah. They're so good-looking! They always make me happy. And they serve me okonomiyaki. M: Oh NOW I know why okonomiyaki makes you so beautiful! (Written by Inori Okawa) 4. やさしい英語会話 (103) Life on Hondori (Phone ringing) M: (Shouting) Hello? W: (Firmly) Hello. It's Mom. M: (Arcade sounds) Oh, hi Mom! Can I call you right back? I'm a little busy right now. W: Andrew, it's already 4:15! Where are you? M: I'm on Hondori. W: I know that. We came together. Where on Hondori are you? M: What? I can't hear you! Can you speak louder? W: Andrew, where are you right now? M: (Screaming to another person) Yes! I just cleared Level Three. Hey, who's the man? That's right: I'm the man!… Oh, sorry Mom. What were you saying? W: Where are you!? M: I'm at the arcade center. W: Stop that game right now! Are you at the Taito near Parco?? M: (to another person) Yeah. Yeah. Sure. Shoot!… Oh, Mom, you just made me lose a life. Thanks. W: You'll lose much more if you don't stop that game right now! M: But Mom… W: Meet me downstairs in five minutes, or else. I just passed the other Taito Station, Mister Donuts, and Uni-Qlo. I'm heading to you now. M: Fine. I'll be downstairs in five minutes. (Five minutes later) W: Andrew, where are you? I'm outside. M: OK. I'm outside too. Hmm, I can't see you. Which Taito are you at? I'm at the one closer to Peace Park. There's a Uni-Qlo and Mister Donuts nearby. W: What! You said you were at the one near Parco. I just came from the other one! M: Are you sure? Maybe you heard me wrong. W: No, you just weren't thinking! You're doing chores for the whole month! M: (Sigh) Ahh, not the dishes. I hate doing the dishes! W: Oh, it's not only the dishes you'll be doing. You'll also have to wash the car, do the laundry, and clean the bathroom! Try passing those levels! (Written by Kyle Kumashiro)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
超濃縮!やさしい英語会話 (1) Welcome to Hiroshima!

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 4, 2014


8月は、この6年間に配信した207本の「やさしい英語会話」よりエピソードを厳選し、毎回4本分を濃縮してお届けします。ナチュラルスピードの会話を、スクリプトとともにお楽しみください。ウェブ上で元のエピソードを検索して、解説を聞くこともできます。 第1回の今回は"Welcome to Hiroshima!"をテーマに、広島にまつわるエピソードを4本選びました。8月6日を前に、今年も国内外から多くの人びとが広島を訪れています。市電に乗ったり、世界遺産を訪れたり、広島名物の食べ物が登場したりと、盛りだくさんの内容です。 Image credit: Rdsmith4 via Wikipedia CC-BY-SA 2.5. Download MP3 スマートフォン用(テスト中) (9:46 9.5MB 中級〜上級)1. やさしい英語会話 (12) Showing Someone around Hiroshima W: Hi Mike! M: Hi Aya. Sorry, I'm a bit late. I got lost at the station ... I didn't know which train to take. W: That's OK. Glad you made it here. So where would you like to go? M: Um, I want to go to Peace Park, and see the atomic bomb dome. And, I want to do some shopping. Is the city center far from Peace Park? W: No, it's very near Peace Park. OK, let's get on the tram and go to Peace Park. (sound of the tram) M: It's my first time to get on a tram. We have trains back home, but we don't have these ... W: You can see the center of Hiroshima City on the way to Peace Park. Oh, we're getting off at this station. M: So, is that the atomic bomb dome? W: Yes. I think it's the symbol of Hiroshima. I didn't think about its meaning very much when I was small, but when I think about its meaning now, I want a lot of people to see this. So I'm very glad you're here. M: Thanks. I can see there are a lot of tourists here too. W: Yeah, I often pass through Peace Park and there are always non-Japanese people here, which is great. M: Hey, Aya, we learned a little about the atomic bombing of Hiroshima at school, but we didn't learn much. Were your grandparents here when the bomb was dropped? W: My grandfather was in Hiroshima, and he told me his brother was killed, and they never found his body. M: That's terrible…There must be a lot of people who don't know much about the atomic bomb and its cruelty. We all should know the facts and never repeat this tragedy again. W: Yes, you're right. So, where shall we go now? The Peace Memorial Museum is way down there. M: Let's walk around the park and go then to the museum. W: OK. And let's go to the city center after the museum. What would you like for lunch? I recommend okonomiyaki. M: What's that? W: Um, it's kind of like a pancake but it's not sweet, and we eat it at lunch or dinner. Hiroshima is famous for its own style of okonomiyaki. There are lots of okonomiyaki shops in Hiroshima. It's really nice. I'm sure you'll like it. (Written by Ayumi Furutani) 2. やさしい英語会話 (102) Miyajima M: Hurry up cupcake. Keep up! We got a lot to see today. W: Daddy, can we buy deer snacks? M: Deer snacks? Well, I guess we can try some deer snacks. Are they good? W: I think so. The deer seem to like them. M: The deer? Why would you give them to the deer? W: Daddy, these snacks are FOR the deer. Can we please buy some? M: Hmm, I don't think that's a good idea. Deer can make you very sick. They have many bad things called diseases. We should stay as far away from them as possible. Now come on. Let's start our great adventure! W: Pretty please. They look so hungry. M: I said no, and that's final. Cupcake, Daddy just doesn't trust any of those hungry deer. That's all. W: (sadly) OK. M: Now cheer up. There's much more to do here than just feeding the deer. Let's see here. We can sit in the maple leaf park or climb up Mount Misen. Or, we can walk right in front of the beautiful Floating Torii Gate. W: (Sigh) OK. Hmm, can we follow the deer to the shrine gate? M: OK, that sounds like a great idea! Just stay close behind me. (Two minutes later) M: Let's see. According to this map, the shrine gate should be right around the corner. W: One. Two. Three. M: Oh, did you know that when the water level becomes really low you can actually walk out to the gate and touch it? Pretty cool, huh? W: Six. Seven. Eight. M: Cupcake, are you counting the number of deer? W: No, daddy. I'm counting the number of deer snacks I find. Look, now we don't have to buy them! I found them all on the ground by myself! M: What? Let me see. (Momentary Pause) Oh my, drop that right now! That's not deer snacks! That's deer poop! (Written by Kyle Kumashiro) 3. やさしい英語会話 (105) Okonomiyaki Makes You Beautiful Scene: Two friends, at the end of a workday, in the office. M: Hey Tomoko, you're looking pretty good these days. What have you been up to? W: Oh, thanks, Ron… Um, what do you mean? M: I mean, have you started something new, such as yoga or some kind of new cosmetic product? I'm just curious… W: Well… there is something… M: What? What's the secret? W: Well, this is just between you and me, OK? Actually, I just started eating okonomiyaki twice a week. No running or muscular training. I just devour okonomiyaki twice a week! M: I can't believe that just eating okonomiyaki makes you beautiful.? Isn't okonomiyaki fatty and oily? How can it make you look good? W: Actually, okonomiyaki's pretty healthy because it contains lots of ingredients.? There are vegetables like cabbage, eggs, meat, and seafood. That's why my skin looks so clean and fresh! I feel that I have a super power inside me! M: Don't you get tired of eating the same thing twice a week? W: Do you know that there's a ton of variations? We can make it with anything, such as cheese or potatoes.? We can change its taste. Creating okonomiyaki is like creating art or music! Hey, why don't we eat okonomiyaki together tonight? M: Ah… W: Oh, come on. You deserve to taste the harmony of the sauce and the mayonnaise-- dried bonito dancing on the top of okonomiyaki!? Why not? M: OK. Let's go. Where to? W: I usually eat at that okonomiyaki restaurant called Muscle Power Yaki. M: Hey, isn't that the one where all those really cool guys work? W: Yeah. They're so good-looking! They always make me happy. And they serve me okonomiyaki. M: Oh NOW I know why okonomiyaki makes you so beautiful! (Written by Inori Okawa) 4. やさしい英語会話 (103) Life on Hondori (Phone ringing) M: (Shouting) Hello? W: (Firmly) Hello. It's Mom. M: (Arcade sounds) Oh, hi Mom! Can I call you right back? I'm a little busy right now. W: Andrew, it's already 4:15! Where are you? M: I'm on Hondori. W: I know that. We came together. Where on Hondori are you? M: What? I can't hear you! Can you speak louder? W: Andrew, where are you right now? M: (Screaming to another person) Yes! I just cleared Level Three. Hey, who's the man? That's right: I'm the man!… Oh, sorry Mom. What were you saying? W: Where are you!? M: I'm at the arcade center. W: Stop that game right now! Are you at the Taito near Parco?? M: (to another person) Yeah. Yeah. Sure. Shoot!… Oh, Mom, you just made me lose a life. Thanks. W: You'll lose much more if you don't stop that game right now! M: But Mom… W: Meet me downstairs in five minutes, or else. I just passed the other Taito Station, Mister Donuts, and Uni-Qlo. I'm heading to you now. M: Fine. I'll be downstairs in five minutes. (Five minutes later) W: Andrew, where are you? I'm outside. M: OK. I'm outside too. Hmm, I can't see you. Which Taito are you at? I'm at the one closer to Peace Park. There's a Uni-Qlo and Mister Donuts nearby. W: What! You said you were at the one near Parco. I just came from the other one! M: Are you sure? Maybe you heard me wrong. W: No, you just weren't thinking! You're doing chores for the whole month! M: (Sigh) Ahh, not the dishes. I hate doing the dishes! W: Oh, it's not only the dishes you'll be doing. You'll also have to wash the car, do the laundry, and clean the bathroom! Try passing those levels! (Written by Kyle Kumashiro)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (199) Smokin'

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 22, 2014


(image credit: tribut via openclipart Public Domain) 先週取り上げた「ショッピング」は多くの人に愛されていますが、逆に今週取り上げる話題は、多くの人に嫌われているかもしれません。今回のテーマは「喫煙」です。 日本では法律で20歳未満の喫煙が禁じられていますが、アメリカでは州によって喫煙可能な年齢が異なっています。また、概してタバコに対する規制が厳しいアメリカですが、日本では考えられないあるものの吸引が法律で認められている州もあるようです。それは何でしょうか。 Download MP3 (17:38 10.4MB 初級~中級)Smokin' *** It's a Good Expression *** (今回の重要表現) a smoke room 喫煙室 to annoy ...をいらいらさせる Why wouldn't they let me smoke outside ...? (反語的に)どうして外で喫煙させてくれないんだろう(させてくれてもいいじゃない)。 to dissipate into the air 空中に消散する、空気中に散って消える to be cramped into ... ...に閉じ込められる to compress 詰め込む、圧縮させる leisurely ゆっくりと to depend state by state 州によって違う turn 20 20歳になる to hold out 辛抱する *** Script *** (Slow speed) 03:15-05:40 (Natural speed) 14:10-15:55 Smokin' Scene: A friend approaches a female American student who is smoking. M: Hey, you can't do that here! W: Do what…? M: You can't smoke here! W: Why not? M: You're in the middle of campus. Here, look, there's a smoke room right here for you to smoke in. W: A smoke what? M: It's a smoke room, so you don't annoy the people around you. W: Wow, this is weird. Why wouldn't they let me smoke outside where the smoke can dissipate into the air easier, instead of cramping me in a room, which basically compresses it all? M: Because other people can smell it and breathe it in if you smoke outside. W: Hmm… Japan confuses me. It still has a couple of cafes and restaurants where you can smoke in, but you can't leisurely smoke outside? M: Can you in America? W: It depends state by state, but basically if you're outside no one really cares if you smoke. Except when there are signs that say you can't. M: What about in buildings? W: Generally, any public building you can't smoke in, and most restaurants are the same, so usually you can only smoke in bars now. M: Hmm. Hey, aren't you 19? You have to be 20 to smoke in Japan! W: What?! Man, really? It's only 18 in the US... Well, this is a sad day. I guess now is the best time to quit if I can't buy cigarettes in Japan! M: Yes, I think this is a great opportunity for you to give up smoking. W: Hey, Just kidding! I turn 20 next week. And I think I can hold out until then! M: I give up… (Written by Matthew Bola)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (199) Smokin'

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 21, 2014


(image credit: tribut via openclipart Public Domain) 先週取り上げた「ショッピング」は多くの人に愛されていますが、逆に今週取り上げる話題は、多くの人に嫌われているかもしれません。今回のテーマは「喫煙」です。 日本では法律で20歳未満の喫煙が禁じられていますが、アメリカでは州によって喫煙可能な年齢が異なっています。また、概してタバコに対する規制が厳しいアメリカですが、日本では考えられないあるものの吸引が法律で認められている州もあるようです。それは何でしょうか。 Download MP3 (17:38 10.4MB 初級~中級)Smokin' *** It's a Good Expression *** (今回の重要表現) a smoke room 喫煙室 to annoy ...をいらいらさせる Why wouldn't they let me smoke outside ...? (反語的に)どうして外で喫煙させてくれないんだろう(させてくれてもいいじゃない)。 to dissipate into the air 空中に消散する、空気中に散って消える to be cramped into ... ...に閉じ込められる to compress 詰め込む、圧縮させる leisurely ゆっくりと to depend state by state 州によって違う turn 20 20歳になる to hold out 辛抱する *** Script *** (Slow speed) 03:15-05:40 (Natural speed) 14:10-15:55 Smokin' Scene: A friend approaches a female American student who is smoking. M: Hey, you can't do that here! W: Do what…? M: You can't smoke here! W: Why not? M: You're in the middle of campus. Here, look, there's a smoke room right here for you to smoke in. W: A smoke what? M: It's a smoke room, so you don't annoy the people around you. W: Wow, this is weird. Why wouldn't they let me smoke outside where the smoke can dissipate into the air easier, instead of cramping me in a room, which basically compresses it all? M: Because other people can smell it and breathe it in if you smoke outside. W: Hmm… Japan confuses me. It still has a couple of cafes and restaurants where you can smoke in, but you can't leisurely smoke outside? M: Can you in America? W: It depends state by state, but basically if you're outside no one really cares if you smoke. Except when there are signs that say you can't. M: What about in buildings? W: Generally, any public building you can't smoke in, and most restaurants are the same, so usually you can only smoke in bars now. M: Hmm. Hey, aren't you 19? You have to be 20 to smoke in Japan! W: What?! Man, really? It's only 18 in the US... Well, this is a sad day. I guess now is the best time to quit if I can't buy cigarettes in Japan! M: Yes, I think this is a great opportunity for you to give up smoking. W: Hey, Just kidding! I turn 20 next week. And I think I can hold out until then! M: I give up… (Written by Matthew Bola)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (193) Do You Like Buses?

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 18, 2014


今回のテーマは「バス」。 公共交通機関(public transportation)が発達している日本に対し、アメリカの多くの地域では車が移動手段の主流となっています。日本でバスが定時運行する(punctual)のは普通のことですが、アメリカでもそうなのでしょうか。 また今回の会話では、overly、awfully、exceptionallyなど、直後の形容詞を強調するための様々な副詞が使われています。これらの副詞、日本人は意外と使わないのではないでしょうか。会話でついついveryやsoを使いがちな人は、ぜひこれらを使ってみてくださいね。会話表現がより生き生きとしたものになるでしょう。 Download MP3 (18:08 10.9MB 初級~中級)Do You Like Buses? *** It's a Good Expression *** (今回の重要表現) right on time 時間通りの overly annoying 非常にイライラする awfully とても exceptionally punctual 非常に時間通りの to come at a cost 高くつく、「高い代償を払う」 pricey =expensive not entirely sure よくわからない to run 運営する、経営する a good portion of 〜 多くの 〜 take turns 順番に〜する kinda (=kind of) ちょっと〜のような a procedure 手続き to stick to 〜 〜をし続ける、〜を手放さない Suit yourself! 好きにしなさい、勝手にしなさい *** Script *** (Slow speed) 03:05-05:45 (Natural speed) 14:30-16:25 Do You Like Buses? Scene: Two students waiting for a bus. M: Hey, here comes the bus! W: Yep, right on time. M: That's amazing. I've tried to ride the bus a couple of times to save money in the States, but it's just overly annoying because they are constantly late. I've waited an extra 20 minutes for a bus before, and was then extremely late to my class. It's awfully frustrating. W: Really? I guess we're lucky here in Japan. Public transportation is generally exceptionally punctual. M: I know. I'm very impressed. But it DOES come at a cost. W: And what's that? M: It's pretty expensive. W: It's not that bad is it? M: I guess not, but still, it's a little pricey. (getting on the bus) OK, how do I do this again? Just take the ticket and pay when I get off, right? W: Yep, that's it. How do buses work in America? M: Honestly, I am not entirely sure. If I use a bus, I usually use the bus that my school runs which is free for students. I haven't taken the city bus in a couple of years. W: Really? So I'm guessing you have a car? M: Yeah. W: Do most students have a car? M: I think there're a lot that do. And there's also a good portion of students that don't have their own cars, but they usually have friends that do. So most people take turns driving or help paying for gas. W: Sounds pretty cheap. M: It is, especially if you have a car full of people helping to pay for gas. Then you can go all over the place. (sigh) I kinda miss my car. W: Man, I wanna get my license. M: You don't have one? W: Not yet. It's a pretty difficult, long, and expensive procedure in Japan. M: Really? In the States it's fairly easy and not too expensive, but then again we have quite a lot of accidents. W: So I've heard. M: I mean I can drive well, of course. So when you come to the States I can drive you anywhere you want! W: Yes, well, I've seen you riding your bike around; I think I'm going to stick to buses and trains until I get my own license! M: Suit yourself! (Written by Matthew Bola)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (193) Do You Like Buses?

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 17, 2014


今回のテーマは「バス」。 公共交通機関(public transportation)が発達している日本に対し、アメリカの多くの地域では車が移動手段の主流となっています。日本でバスが定時運行する(punctual)のは普通のことですが、アメリカでもそうなのでしょうか。 また今回の会話では、overly、awfully、exceptionallyなど、直後の形容詞を強調するための様々な副詞が使われています。これらの副詞、日本人は意外と使わないのではないでしょうか。会話でついついveryやsoを使いがちな人は、ぜひこれらを使ってみてくださいね。会話表現がより生き生きとしたものになるでしょう。 Download MP3 (18:08 10.9MB 初級~中級)Do You Like Buses? *** It's a Good Expression *** (今回の重要表現) right on time 時間通りの overly annoying 非常にイライラする awfully とても exceptionally punctual 非常に時間通りの to come at a cost 高くつく、「高い代償を払う」 pricey =expensive not entirely sure よくわからない to run 運営する、経営する a good portion of 〜 多くの 〜 take turns 順番に〜する kinda (=kind of) ちょっと〜のような a procedure 手続き to stick to 〜 〜をし続ける、〜を手放さない Suit yourself! 好きにしなさい、勝手にしなさい *** Script *** (Slow speed) 03:05-05:45 (Natural speed) 14:30-16:25 Do You Like Buses? Scene: Two students waiting for a bus. M: Hey, here comes the bus! W: Yep, right on time. M: That's amazing. I've tried to ride the bus a couple of times to save money in the States, but it's just overly annoying because they are constantly late. I've waited an extra 20 minutes for a bus before, and was then extremely late to my class. It's awfully frustrating. W: Really? I guess we're lucky here in Japan. Public transportation is generally exceptionally punctual. M: I know. I'm very impressed. But it DOES come at a cost. W: And what's that? M: It's pretty expensive. W: It's not that bad is it? M: I guess not, but still, it's a little pricey. (getting on the bus) OK, how do I do this again? Just take the ticket and pay when I get off, right? W: Yep, that's it. How do buses work in America? M: Honestly, I am not entirely sure. If I use a bus, I usually use the bus that my school runs which is free for students. I haven't taken the city bus in a couple of years. W: Really? So I'm guessing you have a car? M: Yeah. W: Do most students have a car? M: I think there're a lot that do. And there's also a good portion of students that don't have their own cars, but they usually have friends that do. So most people take turns driving or help paying for gas. W: Sounds pretty cheap. M: It is, especially if you have a car full of people helping to pay for gas. Then you can go all over the place. (sigh) I kinda miss my car. W: Man, I wanna get my license. M: You don't have one? W: Not yet. It's a pretty difficult, long, and expensive procedure in Japan. M: Really? In the States it's fairly easy and not too expensive, but then again we have quite a lot of accidents. W: So I've heard. M: I mean I can drive well, of course. So when you come to the States I can drive you anywhere you want! W: Yes, well, I've seen you riding your bike around; I think I'm going to stick to buses and trains until I get my own license! M: Suit yourself! (Written by Matthew Bola)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (183) Nifty Nevada

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 19, 2013


(image credit: David_Vasquez via Wikipedia cc) 今回はアメリカ西部・ネバダ州の旅に出てみましょう。 ネバダ州と言えば、延々と続く砂漠、そしてその中に忽然と現れるカジノ都市・ラスベガスが有名ですね。ラスベガスは、ギャンブルのみならず家族向けのショーなども多く、だれでも安心して娯楽を楽しめる街として、世界中から多くの観光客が訪れています。一方、州内には売春(prostitution)が合法な地域があり、州自体の犯罪率も高いなど、負の側面もあるようです。 そんな中、会話では、毎年開催されるある大きなイベントが紹介されています。Burning Manと呼ばれるこのイベント、果たしてどのようなものでしょうか。 Download MP3 (19:15 11.5MB 初級~中級)*** It's a Good Expression *** (今回の重要表現) nifty = 粋な、気の利いた awesome = すばらしい cool stuff = かっこいいもの besides = in addition to prostitution = 売春 a county =(アメリカの)郡 ※州の行政区画 but five = 5つ(の郡)を除いて butは前置詞でexceptの意味 outside the city limits = 街から外れている vice and greed = 悪徳や欲 a bunch of 〜 =a lot of 〜 ※同じ意味の表現のa ton of 〜も登場する rafting = 川下り pretty much everything = almost everything enticing = very attractive What the heck is that? = What on earth is that? Burning Man = 「バーニング・マン」 ※ネバダ州リノ市の砂漠で8月末から9月初めまで開催されるイベント a hippie = ヒッピー ※1960年代に登場した人々で、暴力や既成概念に反対し、独特のファッションを好み、長髪やドラッグを好む。 to do drugs = 麻薬を使用する ※doを使う。 a structure = 建造物 an effigy = 像;(人の身代わりの粗末な)人形 to signify = 〜を意味する rebirth = 再生 insane = 常軌を逸した a rodeo = ロデオ(カウボーイ競技) *** Script *** (Slow speed) 03:15-06:00 (Natural speed) 15:30-17:45 Nifty Nevada M: Oh, by the way, Sue, where in the States did you say you're from? W: Oh, I am from Nevada. M: Oh, that's awesome! I really want to go to Las Vegas. W: Well, there's a lot of cool stuff in Nevada besides Las Vegas. M: Like…? The dessert? W: No! Like, how gambling is legal throughout the entire state. Unlike the rest of the states in America. M: That IS pretty cool. W: What about prostitution? M: What about it? W: Do you think it's legal in the United States? M: No, everybody knows it's illegal. W: Wrong! In Nevada it's completely legal in all the counties but five, as long as it is outside the city limits. M: Wow, no way! W: Yep! But if vice and greed are not your thing, then we also have a bunch of things to do outdoors. M: For example? W: We have a ton of land for riding horses, rafting rivers, hiking, pretty much everything! M: Sounds pretty enticing! W: Oh, and then there's Burning Man. M: OK… what the heck is that? W: It's a ten-day event out in the middle of nowhere, at a place called Black Rock Dessert. M: Sounds scary. W: Actually, quite the opposite. People collect out in the dessert and, basically, party, drink, do drugs, build huge structures, decorate their cars in crazy ways, and at the end of the event they burn a huge effigy of a man. M: …What? Why? W: Why not? OK, I said party, but it's more like an extremely large gathering of hippies. Like, seriously, a ton of hippies! M: And why do they burn an effigy of a man? W: Not just an effigy, a GIANT effigy. And I'm not entirely sure but it's probably to signify rebirth. And a lot of what they build out there is actually very artistic and impressive. M: That sounds insane. Do you guys have any… um, more normal events? W: Well, we do have a couple of rodeos a year. M: That's it! I'm coming out to visit you! (Written by Matthew Bola)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (183) Nifty Nevada

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 18, 2013


(image credit: David_Vasquez via Wikipedia cc) 今回はアメリカ西部・ネバダ州の旅に出てみましょう。 ネバダ州と言えば、延々と続く砂漠、そしてその中に忽然と現れるカジノ都市・ラスベガスが有名ですね。ラスベガスは、ギャンブルのみならず家族向けのショーなども多く、だれでも安心して娯楽を楽しめる街として、世界中から多くの観光客が訪れています。一方、州内には売春(prostitution)が合法な地域があり、州自体の犯罪率も高いなど、負の側面もあるようです。 そんな中、会話では、毎年開催されるある大きなイベントが紹介されています。Burning Manと呼ばれるこのイベント、果たしてどのようなものでしょうか。 Download MP3 (19:15 11.5MB 初級~中級)*** It's a Good Expression *** (今回の重要表現) nifty = 粋な、気の利いた awesome = すばらしい cool stuff = かっこいいもの besides = in addition to prostitution = 売春 a county =(アメリカの)郡 ※州の行政区画 but five = 5つ(の郡)を除いて butは前置詞でexceptの意味 outside the city limits = 街から外れている vice and greed = 悪徳や欲 a bunch of 〜 =a lot of 〜 ※同じ意味の表現のa ton of 〜も登場する rafting = 川下り pretty much everything = almost everything enticing = very attractive What the heck is that? = What on earth is that? Burning Man = 「バーニング・マン」 ※ネバダ州リノ市の砂漠で8月末から9月初めまで開催されるイベント a hippie = ヒッピー ※1960年代に登場した人々で、暴力や既成概念に反対し、独特のファッションを好み、長髪やドラッグを好む。 to do drugs = 麻薬を使用する ※doを使う。 a structure = 建造物 an effigy = 像;(人の身代わりの粗末な)人形 to signify = 〜を意味する rebirth = 再生 insane = 常軌を逸した a rodeo = ロデオ(カウボーイ競技) *** Script *** (Slow speed) 03:15-06:00 (Natural speed) 15:30-17:45 Nifty Nevada M: Oh, by the way, Sue, where in the States did you say you're from? W: Oh, I am from Nevada. M: Oh, that's awesome! I really want to go to Las Vegas. W: Well, there's a lot of cool stuff in Nevada besides Las Vegas. M: Like…? The dessert? W: No! Like, how gambling is legal throughout the entire state. Unlike the rest of the states in America. M: That IS pretty cool. W: What about prostitution? M: What about it? W: Do you think it's legal in the United States? M: No, everybody knows it's illegal. W: Wrong! In Nevada it's completely legal in all the counties but five, as long as it is outside the city limits. M: Wow, no way! W: Yep! But if vice and greed are not your thing, then we also have a bunch of things to do outdoors. M: For example? W: We have a ton of land for riding horses, rafting rivers, hiking, pretty much everything! M: Sounds pretty enticing! W: Oh, and then there's Burning Man. M: OK… what the heck is that? W: It's a ten-day event out in the middle of nowhere, at a place called Black Rock Dessert. M: Sounds scary. W: Actually, quite the opposite. People collect out in the dessert and, basically, party, drink, do drugs, build huge structures, decorate their cars in crazy ways, and at the end of the event they burn a huge effigy of a man. M: …What? Why? W: Why not? OK, I said party, but it's more like an extremely large gathering of hippies. Like, seriously, a ton of hippies! M: And why do they burn an effigy of a man? W: Not just an effigy, a GIANT effigy. And I'm not entirely sure but it's probably to signify rebirth. And a lot of what they build out there is actually very artistic and impressive. M: That sounds insane. Do you guys have any… um, more normal events? W: Well, we do have a couple of rodeos a year. M: That's it! I'm coming out to visit you! (Written by Matthew Bola)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (138) Pay It Forward

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 19, 2012


本日はある本を読んだ女性が、そのお話について語ります。 その本の題名はPay It Forward。日本では「恩送り」と訳されていますが、映画『ペイ・フォワード』の方をご存知の人も多いかと思います。学校の社会科の宿題で「世界を変える方法」について考えることになった少年。彼が思いついた「恩送り」とは、果たしてどのようなものなのでしょうか・・・。 今回お借りした素材 画像:Open ClipArt Library BGM:パブリックドメイン・クラシック Download MP3 (15:03 8.7MB 初級~中級) Pay It Forward *** It's a Good Expression *** (今回の重要表現) Pay It Forward = 『恩送り』 ※Catherine Ryan Hyde作の物語。 「ペイ・フォワード」の名前で映画化された。 social studies = 社会科 to work = うまく行く;動作する(to be successful) selfish = 自分勝手な to bring [someone] to do something = [人]が...するきっかけになる(to influence someone to do something) to lend = 貸す ※過去形はlent a philosopher = 哲学者 brilliant = すばらしい on a full stomach = 満腹で *** Script *** (Slow speed) 03:20-06:00 (Natural speed) 11:40-13:40 Pay it Forward M: Hey, what are you doing, Tomoka? Wow, reading a book. What book is it? W: It's a book called "Pay It Forward". M: What's the story about? W: It's about a boy who has a social studies assignment. He has to think of a way to change the world. He comes up with an idea: "Pay it forward". M: Hmm… what's that mean? W: Oh, if you get something from people, you have to give something else to other people instead of paying it back. It's an idea for everyone to be happy. M: I see. Does "Pay it forward" really work? W: In the book it does, and I believe it works in reality, too. M: But some people are selfish and they're not going to pay it forward. W: So, he decided to do good things just for 3 people. And asks them to pay it forward to 3 other people. M: Not paying back, but paying forward. Interesting. What brought you to read this book? W: My English teacher told us about this book in class, and lent me one. Of course, I had never heard of "Pay it forward." I thought it was a really cool idea. M: Do you think you can really change the world? W: Yes, I can. And you can too. Maybe it's a small thing, what one person can do, but if everyone on earth does small good things, it becomes a big thing. M: Yeah, true. Hey, you're like a philosopher, aren't you? W: Oh, thanks! I just wanted to tell you about this book and the idea to you, because it's kind of "Pay it forward." I've learned pretty much from the author, Catherine Ryan Hyde, and my English teacher so I'm giving you a little bit of them. At least I hope it was useful information for you. M: Yeah, it was. Thanks. Thinking that we can change the world is exciting, and I can feel the power. W: Do you think we can do anything? I mean can we come up with a brilliant idea like this little boy? M: Let me see… I have one. Let's go to eat lunch and think about that later. A philosopher can only think on a full stomach, you know. Let's go! (Written by Inori Okawa)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (138) Pay It Forward

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 19, 2012


本日はある本を読んだ女性が、そのお話について語ります。 その本の題名はPay It Forward。日本では「恩送り」と訳されていますが、映画『ペイ・フォワード』の方をご存知の人も多いかと思います。学校の社会科の宿題で「世界を変える方法」について考えることになった少年。彼が思いついた「恩送り」とは、果たしてどのようなものなのでしょうか・・・。 今回お借りした素材 画像:Open ClipArt Library BGM:パブリックドメイン・クラシック Download MP3 (15:03 8.7MB 初級~中級) Pay It Forward *** It's a Good Expression *** (今回の重要表現) Pay It Forward = 『恩送り』 ※Catherine Ryan Hyde作の物語。 「ペイ・フォワード」の名前で映画化された。 social studies = 社会科 to work = うまく行く;動作する(to be successful) selfish = 自分勝手な to bring [someone] to do something = [人]が...するきっかけになる(to influence someone to do something) to lend = 貸す ※過去形はlent a philosopher = 哲学者 brilliant = すばらしい on a full stomach = 満腹で *** Script *** (Slow speed) 03:20-06:00 (Natural speed) 11:40-13:40 Pay it Forward M: Hey, what are you doing, Tomoka? Wow, reading a book. What book is it? W: It's a book called "Pay It Forward". M: What's the story about? W: It's about a boy who has a social studies assignment. He has to think of a way to change the world. He comes up with an idea: "Pay it forward". M: Hmm… what's that mean? W: Oh, if you get something from people, you have to give something else to other people instead of paying it back. It's an idea for everyone to be happy. M: I see. Does "Pay it forward" really work? W: In the book it does, and I believe it works in reality, too. M: But some people are selfish and they're not going to pay it forward. W: So, he decided to do good things just for 3 people. And asks them to pay it forward to 3 other people. M: Not paying back, but paying forward. Interesting. What brought you to read this book? W: My English teacher told us about this book in class, and lent me one. Of course, I had never heard of "Pay it forward." I thought it was a really cool idea. M: Do you think you can really change the world? W: Yes, I can. And you can too. Maybe it's a small thing, what one person can do, but if everyone on earth does small good things, it becomes a big thing. M: Yeah, true. Hey, you're like a philosopher, aren't you? W: Oh, thanks! I just wanted to tell you about this book and the idea to you, because it's kind of "Pay it forward." I've learned pretty much from the author, Catherine Ryan Hyde, and my English teacher so I'm giving you a little bit of them. At least I hope it was useful information for you. M: Yeah, it was. Thanks. Thinking that we can change the world is exciting, and I can feel the power. W: Do you think we can do anything? I mean can we come up with a brilliant idea like this little boy? M: Let me see… I have one. Let's go to eat lunch and think about that later. A philosopher can only think on a full stomach, you know. Let's go! (Written by Inori Okawa)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (117) A Problem with a Student

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 13, 2011


今回は、先生と生徒の会話をお届けします。とはいってもこの生徒、相当態度に問題があるようです。宿題を連続で忘れた生徒を先生が叱っていますが、生徒はなかなかに悪知恵が働くようで、手を替え品を替え言い訳をします。この生徒はうまく難を逃れることができるのでしょうか。(今回は言い訳の表現がたくさん出てきますが、学生の皆さんはくれぐれも真似をしないように!) 今回お借りした素材 写真:Wikimedia Commons Download MP3 (16:03 9.3MB 初級~中級)** Script *** (Slow speed) 03:20-05:50 (Natural speed) 12:30-14:20 A Problem with a Student W: Now, Tom, I think we need to talk about your behaviour in my lessons. M: What have I done this time?? W: Don't talk to me like that, please. Now, I've been worried about you for some time, because you haven't handed any homework in for two weeks. M: I told you Miss Suzuki: my printer's broken. W: That's not an excuse. You can use the library's printers. M: I never have time, though. When I get there it's always shut! W: Then get there earlier. One missing homework I can deal with, but there are no excuses for two weeks' worth. M: OK, I'll hand it all in next lesson. I promise. W: I'll expect it, and if not, then you'll be in detention on Tuesday at lunchtime. M: Oh, that's too much! W: The homework isn't the only thing, Tom, and you know it. I can hear you chatting all the way through my lessons. M: I'm just helping the girl next to me. She doesn't understand anything. W: Don't lie to me. Last week I distinctly heard talk about football. M: It's all Melissa's fault, Miss. She always talks to me, and I can't just not reply, can I? W: I suspect that to be a lie, but I'm planning on talking to Melissa too. So don't think I'm just picking on you. Anyway, whatever you're doing at the back of the classroom there, I know it's not listening to me, because in our last practice exam you got only 30%. M: I do listen to you. I just find it really hard to understand everything. W: Do you always copy down what I write on the board? Could you show me your workbook? M: Oh, um, sorry, I left it in my locker… W: Then go and get it from your locker. M: Oh, um, actually I think I left it at home… W: Tom: If I don't see that workbook full of notes by tomorrow morning, you're in detention! (Written by Anna Hill)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (117) A Problem with a Student

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 12, 2011


今回は、先生と生徒の会話をお届けします。とはいってもこの生徒、相当態度に問題があるようです。宿題を連続で忘れた生徒を先生が叱っていますが、生徒はなかなかに悪知恵が働くようで、手を替え品を替え言い訳をします。この生徒はうまく難を逃れることができるのでしょうか。(今回は言い訳の表現がたくさん出てきますが、学生の皆さんはくれぐれも真似をしないように!) 今回お借りした素材 写真:Wikimedia Commons Download MP3 (16:03 9.3MB 初級~中級)** Script *** (Slow speed) 03:20-05:50 (Natural speed) 12:30-14:20 A Problem with a Student W: Now, Tom, I think we need to talk about your behaviour in my lessons. M: What have I done this time?? W: Don't talk to me like that, please. Now, I've been worried about you for some time, because you haven't handed any homework in for two weeks. M: I told you Miss Suzuki: my printer's broken. W: That's not an excuse. You can use the library's printers. M: I never have time, though. When I get there it's always shut! W: Then get there earlier. One missing homework I can deal with, but there are no excuses for two weeks' worth. M: OK, I'll hand it all in next lesson. I promise. W: I'll expect it, and if not, then you'll be in detention on Tuesday at lunchtime. M: Oh, that's too much! W: The homework isn't the only thing, Tom, and you know it. I can hear you chatting all the way through my lessons. M: I'm just helping the girl next to me. She doesn't understand anything. W: Don't lie to me. Last week I distinctly heard talk about football. M: It's all Melissa's fault, Miss. She always talks to me, and I can't just not reply, can I? W: I suspect that to be a lie, but I'm planning on talking to Melissa too. So don't think I'm just picking on you. Anyway, whatever you're doing at the back of the classroom there, I know it's not listening to me, because in our last practice exam you got only 30%. M: I do listen to you. I just find it really hard to understand everything. W: Do you always copy down what I write on the board? Could you show me your workbook? M: Oh, um, sorry, I left it in my locker… W: Then go and get it from your locker. M: Oh, um, actually I think I left it at home… W: Tom: If I don't see that workbook full of notes by tomorrow morning, you're in detention! (Written by Anna Hill)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (105) Okonomiyaki Makes You Beautiful

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 19, 2011


この数週間「やさしい英語会話」では広島の話題をお届けしてきましたが、今回は食べ物の話題です。広島の食べ物と言えば、カキや瀬戸内の海産物と並んで「広島風お好み焼き」がよく知られています。今回は、改めてこの話題をお届けします。(ちなみに広島では「広島焼き」ではなく「お好み焼き」と呼びます) 最近キレイになったとも子さん。何とその秘密は「お好み焼き」・・・?!彼女は週に何回お好み焼きを食べていると言っていますか。また、彼女が通っているお好み焼き屋は、どんな場所なのでしょうか。 番組ではKanaが広島風お好み焼きのレシピを英語で説明しています。こちらの方もどうぞお楽しみください。 今回お借りした素材 写真(お好み焼き):Wikipedia Download MP3 (15:03 8.7MB 初級~中級)** Script *** (Slow speed) 02:25-4:45 (Natural speed) 11:30-13:15 Okonomiyaki Makes You Beautiful Scene: Two friends, at the end of a workday, in the office. M: Hey Tomoko, you're looking pretty good these days. What have you been up to? W: Oh, thanks, Ron… Um, what do you mean? M: I mean, have you started something new, such as yoga or some kind of new cosmetic product? I'm just curious… W: Well… there is something… M: What? What's the secret? W: Well, this is just between you and me, OK? Actually, I just started eating okonomiyaki twice a week. No running or muscular training. I just devour okonomiyaki twice a week! M: I can't believe that just eating okonomiyaki makes you beautiful.  Isn't okonomiyaki fatty and oily? How can it make you look good? W: Actually, okonomiyaki's pretty healthy because it contains lots of ingredients.  There are vegetables like cabbage, eggs, meat, and seafood. That's why my skin looks so clean and fresh! I feel that I have a super power inside me! M: Don't you get tired of eating the same thing twice a week? W: Do you know that there's a ton of variations? We can make it with anything, such as cheese or potatoes.  We can change its taste. Creating okonomiyaki is like creating art or music! Hey, why don't we eat okonomiyaki together tonight? M: Ah… W: Oh, come on. You deserve to taste the harmony of the sauce and the mayonnaise-- dried bonito dancing on the top of okonomiyaki!  Why not? M: OK. Let's go. Where to? W: I usually eat at that okonomiyaki restaurant called Muscle Power Yaki. M: Hey, isn't that the one where all those really cool guys work? W: Yeah. They're so good-looking! They always make me happy. And they serve me okonomiyaki. M: Oh NOW I know why okonomiyaki makes you so beautiful!  (Written by Inori Okawa)  

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (105) Okonomiyaki Makes You Beautiful

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 18, 2011


この数週間「やさしい英語会話」では広島の話題をお届けしてきましたが、今回は食べ物の話題です。広島の食べ物と言えば、カキや瀬戸内の海産物と並んで「広島風お好み焼き」がよく知られています。今回は、改めてこの話題をお届けします。(ちなみに広島では「広島焼き」ではなく「お好み焼き」と呼びます) 最近キレイになったとも子さん。何とその秘密は「お好み焼き」・・・?!彼女は週に何回お好み焼きを食べていると言っていますか。また、彼女が通っているお好み焼き屋は、どんな場所なのでしょうか。 番組ではKanaが広島風お好み焼きのレシピを英語で説明しています。こちらの方もどうぞお楽しみください。 今回お借りした素材 写真(お好み焼き):Wikipedia Download MP3 (15:03 8.7MB 初級~中級)** Script *** (Slow speed) 02:25-4:45 (Natural speed) 11:30-13:15 Okonomiyaki Makes You Beautiful Scene: Two friends, at the end of a workday, in the office. M: Hey Tomoko, you're looking pretty good these days. What have you been up to? W: Oh, thanks, Ron… Um, what do you mean? M: I mean, have you started something new, such as yoga or some kind of new cosmetic product? I'm just curious… W: Well… there is something… M: What? What's the secret? W: Well, this is just between you and me, OK? Actually, I just started eating okonomiyaki twice a week. No running or muscular training. I just devour okonomiyaki twice a week! M: I can't believe that just eating okonomiyaki makes you beautiful.  Isn't okonomiyaki fatty and oily? How can it make you look good? W: Actually, okonomiyaki's pretty healthy because it contains lots of ingredients.  There are vegetables like cabbage, eggs, meat, and seafood. That's why my skin looks so clean and fresh! I feel that I have a super power inside me! M: Don't you get tired of eating the same thing twice a week? W: Do you know that there's a ton of variations? We can make it with anything, such as cheese or potatoes.  We can change its taste. Creating okonomiyaki is like creating art or music! Hey, why don't we eat okonomiyaki together tonight? M: Ah… W: Oh, come on. You deserve to taste the harmony of the sauce and the mayonnaise-- dried bonito dancing on the top of okonomiyaki!  Why not? M: OK. Let's go. Where to? W: I usually eat at that okonomiyaki restaurant called Muscle Power Yaki. M: Hey, isn't that the one where all those really cool guys work? W: Yeah. They're so good-looking! They always make me happy. And they serve me okonomiyaki. M: Oh NOW I know why okonomiyaki makes you so beautiful!  (Written by Inori Okawa)  

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やさしい英語会話 (Special) Christmas

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 22, 2009


もうすぐクリスマスということで、今回は以前お届けしたクリスマスのエピソードを再びお届けします。Wish you all happy holidays! 写真:「ひろしまドリミネーション」より Download MP3 (14:26 8.3MB 初級~中級)*** Script *** (Slow speed) 02:10-04:15 (Natural speed) 11:10-13:00 Christmas M: Oh, hi Sachiko. How's it going? W: Oh, hi Tijan. I'm fine. We just got back from the mall. Wow, everything is so beautiful. The Christmas songs and all. And the houses in this neighborhood are decorated so nicely! M: Yeah. Did you see Santa at the store? W: I did. All the kids, one by one, were telling him what they wanted for Christmas. It was really cute! M: I bet it was! W: Do you have a few minutes, Tijan? Could you tell me a little bit about Christmas? M: Sure, I'd be glad to. Um, mainly families just get together. Family members and friends exchange gifts. Religious people go to church… It's a coincidence, Sachiko, but I was just reading this article about Christmas! Do you know about the history? W: A little. I know that Christmas celebrates Jesus' birthday. Has Christmas always been a big thing in America? M: Actually, no. It says here that Americans did not do much for Christmas until the mid-1800s when a store in New York City started promoting it. Now, stores make one-fourth of their yearly profits in December, thanks to Christmas! W: Oh, really? M: Yeah, and it says here that Americans exchange about two billion Christmas cards each year. 2 billion! You know how much a billion is? For example, a billion seconds ago it was 1959! W: Wow, that's a lot of Christmas cards. What does it say about Santa Clause? M: Let's see… It says Saint Nicholas was a real person 1,500 years ago. He helped poor people. The Dutch called him Sinter Klass, and brought the story to America in the 1600s. W: Wow, Tijan, you seem to know everything. What does it say about Christmas cake? M: Christmas cake? What's that? Americans don't really have that. Tell me about it! (Written by Joe Lauer)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (Special) Christmas

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 21, 2009


もうすぐクリスマスということで、今回は以前お届けしたクリスマスのエピソードを再びお届けします。Wish you all happy holidays! 写真:「ひろしまドリミネーション」より Download MP3 (14:26 8.3MB 初級~中級)*** Script *** (Slow speed) 02:10-04:15 (Natural speed) 11:10-13:00 Christmas M: Oh, hi Sachiko. How's it going? W: Oh, hi Tijan. I'm fine. We just got back from the mall. Wow, everything is so beautiful. The Christmas songs and all. And the houses in this neighborhood are decorated so nicely! M: Yeah. Did you see Santa at the store? W: I did. All the kids, one by one, were telling him what they wanted for Christmas. It was really cute! M: I bet it was! W: Do you have a few minutes, Tijan? Could you tell me a little bit about Christmas? M: Sure, I'd be glad to. Um, mainly families just get together. Family members and friends exchange gifts. Religious people go to church… It's a coincidence, Sachiko, but I was just reading this article about Christmas! Do you know about the history? W: A little. I know that Christmas celebrates Jesus' birthday. Has Christmas always been a big thing in America? M: Actually, no. It says here that Americans did not do much for Christmas until the mid-1800s when a store in New York City started promoting it. Now, stores make one-fourth of their yearly profits in December, thanks to Christmas! W: Oh, really? M: Yeah, and it says here that Americans exchange about two billion Christmas cards each year. 2 billion! You know how much a billion is? For example, a billion seconds ago it was 1959! W: Wow, that's a lot of Christmas cards. What does it say about Santa Clause? M: Let's see… It says Saint Nicholas was a real person 1,500 years ago. He helped poor people. The Dutch called him Sinter Klass, and brought the story to America in the 1600s. W: Wow, Tijan, you seem to know everything. What does it say about Christmas cake? M: Christmas cake? What's that? Americans don't really have that. Tell me about it! (Written by Joe Lauer)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (Special) Christmas

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 16, 2008


Merry Christmas to all our listeners! 今回は特別編として「やさしい英語会話」第1回で配信したChristmasのエピソードを再びお届けします。この季節にふさわしい話題をどうぞお楽しみください。 Download MP3 (14:29 初級~中級)*** Script *** M: Oh, hi Sachiko. How's it going? W: Oh, hi Tijan. I'm fine. We just got back from the mall. Wow, everything is so beautiful. The Christmas songs and all. And the houses in this neighborhood are decorated so nicely! M: Yeah. Did you see Santa at the store? W: I did. All the kids, one by one, were telling him what they wanted for Christmas. It was really cute! M: I bet it was! W: Do you have a few minutes, Tijan? Could you tell me a little bit about Christmas? M: Sure, I'd be glad to. Um, mainly families just get together. Family members and friends exchange gifts. Religious people go to church… It's a coincidence, Sachiko, but I was just reading this article about Christmas! Do you know about the history? W: A little. I know that Christmas celebrates Jesus' birthday. Has Christmas always been a big thing in America? M: Actually, no. It says here that Americans did not do much for Christmas until the mid-1800s when a store in New York City started promoting it. Now, stores make one-fourth of their yearly profits in December, thanks to Christmas! W: Oh, really? M: Yeah, and it says here that Americans exchange about two billion Christmas cards each year. 2 billion! You know how much a billion is? For example, a billion seconds ago it was 1959! W: Wow, that's a lot of Christmas cards. What does it say about Santa Clause? M: Let's see… It says Saint Nicholas was a real person 1,500 years ago. He helped poor people. The Dutch called him Sinter Klass, and brought the story to America in the 1600s. W: Wow, Tijan, you seem to know everything. What does it say about Christmas cake? M: Christmas cake? What's that? Americans don't really have that. Tell me about it! (Written by Joe Lauer)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (Special) Christmas

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 15, 2008


Merry Christmas to all our listeners! 今回は特別編として「やさしい英語会話」第1回で配信したChristmasのエピソードを再びお届けします。この季節にふさわしい話題をどうぞお楽しみください。 Download MP3 (14:29 初級~中級)*** Script *** M: Oh, hi Sachiko. How's it going? W: Oh, hi Tijan. I'm fine. We just got back from the mall. Wow, everything is so beautiful. The Christmas songs and all. And the houses in this neighborhood are decorated so nicely! M: Yeah. Did you see Santa at the store? W: I did. All the kids, one by one, were telling him what they wanted for Christmas. It was really cute! M: I bet it was! W: Do you have a few minutes, Tijan? Could you tell me a little bit about Christmas? M: Sure, I'd be glad to. Um, mainly families just get together. Family members and friends exchange gifts. Religious people go to church… It's a coincidence, Sachiko, but I was just reading this article about Christmas! Do you know about the history? W: A little. I know that Christmas celebrates Jesus' birthday. Has Christmas always been a big thing in America? M: Actually, no. It says here that Americans did not do much for Christmas until the mid-1800s when a store in New York City started promoting it. Now, stores make one-fourth of their yearly profits in December, thanks to Christmas! W: Oh, really? M: Yeah, and it says here that Americans exchange about two billion Christmas cards each year. 2 billion! You know how much a billion is? For example, a billion seconds ago it was 1959! W: Wow, that's a lot of Christmas cards. What does it say about Santa Clause? M: Let's see… It says Saint Nicholas was a real person 1,500 years ago. He helped poor people. The Dutch called him Sinter Klass, and brought the story to America in the 1600s. W: Wow, Tijan, you seem to know everything. What does it say about Christmas cake? M: Christmas cake? What's that? Americans don't really have that. Tell me about it! (Written by Joe Lauer)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (1) Christmas

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 14, 2008


今回から始まる「やさしい英語会話」は、身近な話題についての対話を取り上げ、英語表現や英米文化を学ぶ番組です。JoeとJuriが番組を進行していきます。 「やさしい英語会話」の番組構成は以下の通りです。 (1) ゆっくりめのスピードによるダイアローグ (2) Joe、Juriによる解説(Joeは主に英語、Juriは主に日本語で解説します) (3) 少し速めのスピードによるダイアローグ 第1回目の話題は、ちょっと季節外れですが「クリスマス」です。欧米のクリスマスの歴史や、日米での祝い方の違いなどを聞き取ってみましょう。 Download MP3 (使用言語:英語・日本語、レベル:初級~中級) *** Script *** M: Oh, hi Sachiko. How's it going? W: Oh, hi Tijan. I'm fine. We just got back from the mall. Wow, everything is so beautiful. The Christmas songs and all. And the houses in this neighborhood are decorated so nicely! M: Yeah. Did you see Santa at the store? W: I did. All the kids, one by one, were telling him what they wanted for Christmas. It was really cute! M: I bet it was! W: Do you have a few minutes, Tijan? Could you tell me a little bit about Christmas? M: Sure, I'd be glad to. Um, mainly families just get together. Family members and friends exchange gifts. Religious people go to church… It's a coincidence, Sachiko, but I was just reading this article about Christmas! Do you know about the history? W: A little. I know that Christmas celebrates Jesus' birthday. Has Christmas always been a big thing in America? M: Actually, no. It says here that Americans did not do much for Christmas until the mid-1800s when a store in New York City started promoting it. Now, stores make one-fourth of their yearly profits in December, thanks to Christmas! W: Oh, really? M: Yeah, and it says here that Americans exchange about two billion Christmas cards each year. 2 billion! You know how much a billion is? For example, a billion seconds ago it was 1959! W: Wow, that's a lot of Christmas cards. What does it say about Santa Clause? M: Let's see… It says Saint Nicholas was a real person 1,500 years ago. He helped poor people. The Dutch called him Sinter Klass, and brought the story to America in the 1600s. W: Wow, Tijan, you seem to know everything. What does it say about Christmas cake? M: Christmas cake? What's that? Americans don't really have that. Tell me about it! (Written by Joe Lauer)

Hiroshima University's English Podcast
やさしい英語会話 (1) Christmas

Hiroshima University's English Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 14, 2008


今回から始まる「やさしい英語会話」は、身近な話題についての対話を取り上げ、英語表現や英米文化を学ぶ番組です。JoeとJuriが番組を進行していきます。 「やさしい英語会話」の番組構成は以下の通りです。 (1) ゆっくりめのスピードによるダイアローグ (2) Joe、Juriによる解説(Joeは主に英語、Juriは主に日本語で解説します) (3) 少し速めのスピードによるダイアローグ 第1回目の話題は、ちょっと季節外れですが「クリスマス」です。欧米のクリスマスの歴史や、日米での祝い方の違いなどを聞き取ってみましょう。 Download MP3 (使用言語:英語・日本語、レベル:初級~中級) *** Script *** M: Oh, hi Sachiko. How's it going? W: Oh, hi Tijan. I'm fine. We just got back from the mall. Wow, everything is so beautiful. The Christmas songs and all. And the houses in this neighborhood are decorated so nicely! M: Yeah. Did you see Santa at the store? W: I did. All the kids, one by one, were telling him what they wanted for Christmas. It was really cute! M: I bet it was! W: Do you have a few minutes, Tijan? Could you tell me a little bit about Christmas? M: Sure, I'd be glad to. Um, mainly families just get together. Family members and friends exchange gifts. Religious people go to church… It's a coincidence, Sachiko, but I was just reading this article about Christmas! Do you know about the history? W: A little. I know that Christmas celebrates Jesus' birthday. Has Christmas always been a big thing in America? M: Actually, no. It says here that Americans did not do much for Christmas until the mid-1800s when a store in New York City started promoting it. Now, stores make one-fourth of their yearly profits in December, thanks to Christmas! W: Oh, really? M: Yeah, and it says here that Americans exchange about two billion Christmas cards each year. 2 billion! You know how much a billion is? For example, a billion seconds ago it was 1959! W: Wow, that's a lot of Christmas cards. What does it say about Santa Clause? M: Let's see… It says Saint Nicholas was a real person 1,500 years ago. He helped poor people. The Dutch called him Sinter Klass, and brought the story to America in the 1600s. W: Wow, Tijan, you seem to know everything. What does it say about Christmas cake? M: Christmas cake? What's that? Americans don't really have that. Tell me about it! (Written by Joe Lauer)