Podcasts about Wen

Wen Peetes is an intuitive healing coach, mentor, and speaker whose unshakable trauma survival is a testament to the world. She helps women become powerful decision-makers so they never have to doubt themselves again. As a survivor of childhood abuse, Wen found herself trying to break free from the negative cycle that left her feeling stuck, helpless, and hopeless. Through a series of life-changing events, she found the courage to embrace her darkest secret and the resilience to turn pain into purpose. With her Instagram @rebelforaspell, Wen shares tools of transformation with tailored offerings including her private 1-on-1 coaching program and her private healing retreat. Listen & Subscribe on: iTunes / Stitcher / Podbean / Overcast / Spotify Contact Info Website: www.rebelforaspell.com Book: Inner Child Healing: HEAL your wounds. TRAIN Your Mind. CREATE a new you by Wen Peetes Youtube_RebelForASpell Most Influential Person My sister-cousin Deidre Effect On Emotions Mindfulness helps me because every day, I step into the space of love. My eyes are closed right now.  I shut down one of my senses and I just listen to everything that's coming up in my body. Everything I do not filter, I do not judge. I let the messages come, come, come. And then I say, Hey, what do you want me to do? What are you trying to tell me? And I encourage myself to sit, to explore, and to act in a way that serves the truth in which I'm living in right now. That is love. Thoughts On Breathing Breathe with my whole being.  Our bodies can breathe in different ways. Our throat, we think of nose, but we can breathe with our entire being if we choose to. And that quiet listening I was telling you about before, it just helps you to invite your whole heart to breathe in a way that expands it horizontally. It sounds curious, but invites you to become more loving and connected in such a coherent way with your mind and your heart and your soul. That's never been taught to anybody, never been taught by me, by anybody. I just discovered it through my practice. And I'm happy to share more if anybody's interested.   Bullying Story I was a bully for myself. I bullied myself into believing I was not good enough. I was dirty. I was scarred. I was ugly. I was all these things. So I self-bullied myself into believing all the things that the emotions of discomfort and especially shame brought up. Look at you. Look at how you look. You can't run away from this face. So I dealt with that personally, and through my self-healing, I learned to unravel that. But on top of that, I was bullied in school as well because I had a lot of scars from being physically abused. I have hyperpigmentation. The scars do not heal quickly at all. It takes decades. So I had a lot of scars littered on my legs and people would point. My Mother and Bullying My mother would say to me, she'd hold my hands, her hands in my, her hands around my face. And she said, nobody's better than you. Don't listen to them. She said all the positive things, and that was so confusing to me, Bruce, because I was thinking, but you gave me these scars. But within her somewhere inside of her, she had the capacity and maybe the compassion, the awareness, to see I'm doing something wrong. I don't know how to fix it. So there's some things in my life I have to clean up so that I don't give this inheritance to my child. So I'm grateful that she did that because that instilled a little window of oh, I'm okay, I'm not ugly. I'm just different. And I have to figure out how to use a certain cream or she'd help me buy something to deal with it. But bullying is very harmful because it tempts you to believe that everything they say, you are. And you don't have anywhere else to go but that state of being. So it's very difficult to get through that. For some people it's surrounding themselves with maybe their animals, their plants, or a community of other people. Or finding a coach, finding a therapist, and just finding some creative resource. Sometimes music, laughter, or painting that feeds another emotion of joy, of hope. Suggested Resources Book: Stillness Speaks by Eckhart Tolle Book: Inner Child Healing: HEAL your wounds. TRAIN Your Mind. CREATE a new you by Wen Peetes App: Hayhouse App Related Episodes Use Play To Get Grounded In Mindfulness With Maribel Jimenez Unleash Your Creative Expression With Emerald Peaceful GreenForest Publish, Promote and Profit; Tell Your Story Says Rob Kosberg Are you experiencing anxiety & stress? I'm Bruce Langford, a practicing coach and hypnotist helping fast-track people just like you to shed their inner bully and move forward with confidence. Book a Free Coaching Session to get you on the road to a more satisfying life, feeling grounded and focused. Send me an email at bruce@mindfulnessmode.com with ‘Time Is Right' in the subject line. We'll schedule a call to discuss how you can move forward to a better life

How bad can a solar flare really be for the Earth? What would evolution in an isolated star system look like? What damage can a rogue planet flying through the Solar System cause? When will we have Lagrange point interferometers? What's the speed limit for gravitational assists? Answering all these questions and more in this week's Q&A.

Die DFB-Elf ist nicht in Form und hat allerhand Probleme – doch an diesem Samstag werden die Gegner in der EM-Vorrunde ermittelt. Wen es besonders zu fürchten gilt und wer die Gesichter des Turniers werden könnten. Ein Blick ins Turnier.

Today's guest, Wen Peetes, is a coach, mentor and speaker who helps women become powerful decision makers, so they never have to doubt themselves again. In this episode we dive into what it means to heal your inner child and how this can help break free from negative cycles. Take a listen and share with others:) You can find more about Wen on her social media handle https://www.instagram.com/rebelforaspell/ and websites https://linktr.ee/rebelforaspell BWH healing workbook can be found at: amzn.to/3kpZZF1 & Urbana Goods Store located at 1756 W El Segundo Blvd Unit D Gardena, CA 90249 If you are interested in being a guest, please find form here: linktr.ee/bwh_pod

Purple Pants Podcast | Philadelphia 45 Brice & Wen jump on The Pod to talk about their wonderful Philadelphia event at Fringe Bar. From the set up with DJ Zo from Buddy Games' Team Philly, to the party, to Brice & Wen fighting each other, to the afterparty, Brice & Wen tall all! They even […]

Purple Pants Podcast | Philadelphia 45 Brice & Wen jump on The Pod to talk about their wonderful Philadelphia event at Fringe Bar. From the set up with DJ Zo from Buddy Games' Team Philly, to the party, to Brice & Wen fighting each other, to the afterparty, Brice & Wen tall all! They even […]

We visit Argentina, where the extremely online anarcho-capitalist Bolsonarista and MAGA Chud Javier Milei has just been elected their new president. Will it be a return to the Anti-communist dictatorship of the 70s and 80s, the neoliberal dollarization era of the 90s, or will it turn Argentina into one big AnarchApulco?To find out, Andy interviews members of anarchist-communist collective based in the Biblioteca y Archivo Alberto Ghiraldo from Rosario, Argentina. Recently they put out a new text on the Milei phenomenon called Contra el liberalismo y sus falsos criticos, or Against Liberalism and its False Critics.They are also involved with the journal Cuadernos de Negacion, and the newsletter La Oveja Negra.Talkin' Tina! is the Antifada side project about the politics of America Latina! See all our back episodes here and subscribe to our patreon to support the show!Other texts mentioned:Wenüy. For the rebellious memory of Santiago MaldonadoLead and smoke. The business of Capital: https://lazoediciones.blogspot.com/2022/12/la-oveja-negra-plomo-y-humo-el-negocio.htmlOveja Negra no. 89, from September 2023Interview extracts from Bloombeg and Daily CallerSong: Guerra a la Burguesia, Tango Anarquista de 1901

Purple Pants Podcast | Private Screening Brice & Wen were invited to an early screening of the latest episode of Survivor 45 in Manhattan! In this episode, Brice & Wen breakdown their experience, from receiving the “call” (well, email) from “Jeff Probst” (well, CBS), to picking lucky fans to come, to attending the screening with […]

Purple Pants Podcast | Private Screening Brice & Wen were invited to an early screening of the latest episode of Survivor 45 in Manhattan! In this episode, Brice & Wen breakdown their experience, from receiving the “call” (well, email) from “Jeff Probst” (well, CBS), to picking lucky fans to come, to attending the screening with […]

Das IKRK ist eine der wenigen Organisationen, die im Gaza-Streifen präsent ist. Kann das IKRK der Zivilbevölkerung noch helfen? Oder ist es angesichts der Verletzungen des humanitären Völkerrechts durch die Hamas und durch Israel schlicht machtlos? Kürzliche sprach die Präsidentin des IKRK, Mirjana Spoljaric, angesichts des unermesslichen Leids vor allem auch vieler Kinder im Gaza-Krieg von einem «moralischen Scheitern». Wen meint sie damit? Wie kann das IKRK der Zivilbevölkerung trotzdem noch helfen? Kann es noch helfen? Oder ist es angesichts der Verletzungen des humanitären Völkerrechts durch die Hamas und durch Israel schlicht machtlos? Und müssen wir feststellen, dass neben der Hamas auch Israel das humanitäre Völkerecht verletzt und bricht? Daneben nimmt die Präsidentin des IKRK auch Stellung zum Krieg Russlands gegen die Ukraine und zu den Finanzproblemen des IKRK. Die Präsidentin des IKRK, Mirjana Spoljaric, ist Gast bei Oliver Washington in der «Samstagsrundschau».

Knock at the Cabin is a 2023 American apocalyptic psychological horror film written, directed and produced by M. Night Shyamalan, who wrote the screenplay from an initial draft by Steve Desmond and Michael Sherman. It is based on the 2018 novel The Cabin at the End of the World by Paul G. Tremblay, the first adaptation of one of his works. The film stars Dave Bautista, Jonathan Groff, Ben Aldridge, Nikki Amuka-Bird, Kristen Cui, Abby Quinn, and Rupert Grint. In the film, a family vacationing at a remote cabin is suddenly held hostage by four strangers, who ask something unimaginable. Knock at the Cabin premiered in New York City at the Rose Hall on January 30, 2023, and was theatrically released in the United States on February 3, 2023, by Universal Pictures. The film received generally positive reviews from critics and has grossed over $54 million worldwide. Seven-year-old Wen is vacationing with her fathers, Eric and Andrew, at a remote cabin in rural Pennsylvania. She is approached by a stranger named Leonard, who explains that he needs Wen and her parents' help to save the world. Three other individuals break in with makeshift weapons and tie them up. Struggling to fight them off, Eric sustains a concussion. Leonard and his companions—Sabrina, Adriane, and Redmond—claim that they have no intention of harming the family. However, in the past week, they have been driven by visions to find the family. They foresee an impending apocalypse in which oceans will rise, a pandemic will spread, and the sky will fall. The only way to prevent this is for the family to sacrifice one of their own. If they do not make a choice, they will be the last people standing. When the family refuses, the intruders sacrifice Redmond by fatally striking him with their weapons. Eric sees a figure of light as Redmond dies. On television, news reports show devastating megatsunamis. Andrew believes Redmond is Rory O'Bannon, a man who had been arrested after assaulting Andrew in a bar years prior. He thinks Rory tracked him down for revenge. Leonard, Sabrina, and Adriane grapple with guilt, but reveal that Redmond's death has unleashed the first judgment of humanity. The next day, the intruders sacrifice Adriane. Meanwhile, a deadly variation of the flu virus spreads across the world. Andrew escapes and shoots at Sabrina with his gun until she flees. As Leonard is being held at gunpoint, Sabrina breaks in and is fatally shot by Andrew. Leonard decapitates Sabrina, and afterwards Andrew finds Redmond's wallet and proves to Leonard that he was Rory. Andrew confronts Leonard in the bathroom, but Leonard overtakes him and grabs Andrew's gun. A TV broadcast reveals that hundreds of spontaneous plane crashes have occurred around the world. Realizing their time is nearly over, Leonard informs the family that after his death, they will only have a few minutes to make a decision. He then slits his throat. Upon his death, lightning causes fires and more planes to crash. Eric now believes the events are real, and that the intruders represent the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Not wanting Wen to grow up in a destroyed world, he offers himself as the sacrifice and envisions an older Andrew and an adult Wen thriving in the future. He feels that their family was chosen to make the sacrifice because their love is so pure. Andrew reluctantly shoots and kills Eric. Andrew and Wen find the visitors' truck with belongings that corroborate their stories. They drive to a crowded diner, where they watch news reports confirming that the disasters have subsided. The radio plays "Boogie Shoes" by KC and the Sunshine Band, coincidentally the song that Eric had played for them before. The duo drives off. As the closing credits fade out, seven distinct loud knocks are heard at the very end of the film. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/100horrors/message

Das US-amerikanische Start Up HUMANE – gegründet von Ex-Apple-Mitarbeitern - will mit einem AI Pin das Smartphone ersetzen. Das Gerät ist klein wie eine Brosche, setzt AI ein, kommt ohne Display aus und lässt sich durch Stimme und Gesten steuern. Ist diese Produktinnovation zu radikal oder wird es sich in die digitale Lebenswelt der Menschen einfügen können? ROLEX setzt in seiner aktuellen Werbung auf funktionale Vorteile und verzichtet auf die in der Branche üblichen Testimonials und ikonisierenden Produktdarstellungen. Ist dieser Ansatz strategisch sinnvoll? Wen erreicht eine solche Kampagne? Die BEATLES und die ROLLING STONES sind mit neuer Musik weltweit auf den ersten Plätzen in den Charts. Die Geschichte über eine Spielzeugpuppe, die im Jahr 1959 das Licht der Welt erblickte, wurde zum erfolgreichsten Film des Jahres 2023. Warum rollt die Retro-Welle? Sind das nur die kaufkräftigen Alten? Oder sehnen sich die Jungen nach einer vergangenen Welt, in der alles besser war?

Wen sie wie interviewt, muss Ina Ruck immer mitdenken. Zur Kreml-Strategie gehöre, zunehmend Quellen unter Druck zu setzen, so die ARD-Studioleiterin in Moskau. Den Fall Evan Gershkovic könne man als Warnung für westliche Journalisten verstehen.Sterz, Christophwww.deutschlandfunk.de, @mediasresDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

Alles begann mit kleineren Videos rund ums Coding auf Shopify. Daraus ist mittlerweile einer der bedeutensten YouTube Kanäle für Programmierer:innen auf Shopify weltweit geworden. Neben dem Kanal “Coding with Jan” hat er zudem eine Art Bootcamp fürs Coding auf Shopify ins Leben gerufen, durch den er Quereinsteigern zum Programmieren auf Shopify verhilft. Wen gibt es besseres also, um über die Best-Practices des Programmierens auf Shopify zu sprechen? Was unterscheidet Programmieren in anderen Landschaften von dem auf Shopify? Worauf kommt es an? Welche Tools empfiehlt Jan? Eine Reise durch die Welt vom Programmieren auf Shopify. Ein perfekter Einstieg für E-Commerce Manager:innen und andere Interessierte, die selbst über keine oder kaum Kenntnisse verfügen, aber dennoch mal reinschnuppern wollen.

Wen legalization?? The landscape around mushrooms is changing fast, but it still is anyone's guess as to where will end up in 3-5 years. In this episode, we explore some possible paths, taking into consideration the proliferation of mushroom dispensaries, a proposed rescheduling, the finicky public perception, and the potential for over-medicalization.We're also going over an important update on the case of Erin Patterson and the mushroom poisoning in Australia.#themushroomshow 0:00 Intro0:51 When Legalization?2:21 Dispensaries5:29 Re-scheduling8:05 Changing Public Perception?10:15 Over-medicalization12:28 FreshCap Mushroom Extracts13:04 Deadly Mushroom Update16:46 Outro

Wir denken heute mal ganz frei und stellen uns vor, wir sind Ellen DeGeneres, James Cordon oder eben Thomas Gottschalk und hätten „die Macht“ ganz frei zu denken: Wen würden wir also gern als Interview-Gäst*in mal bei „Jana & die Jungs“ begrüßen? Natürlich denken wir hier mal ganz international – von Cher, über Angela Merkel bis hin zu den Klitschko's und Britney Spears hätten wir hier sehr diverse Interview-Partner*innen im Kopf. Doch die viel, viel wichtigere Frage ist doch, worüber würden wir mit den Personen reden wollen, welche vielleicht brisanten Fragen würden wir stellen und warum wären die Gäste*innen überhaupt spannend. Um nicht ganz so über den Dingen zu schweben, sammeln wir am Ende auch mögliche Talk-Gäst*innen, die etwas realistischer wären und wir denken, dass wir sie auch tatsächlich einladen könnten, mit einer zumindest relativ hohen Garantie, dass sie oder er auch kommen würden. Na, wer könnte dies sein? Findet es raus und packt euch diese Podcast-Folge aus die Ohren.

Warum wollen Schüler in Deutschland und Österreich nichts mehr über den Faschismus hören? Warum finden es viele, vor allem auch junge Menschen „cool“, wenn sie antifaschistische Tabus brechen? Gilt der Faschismus als „Herrschaft des Bösen“, um von vornherein jede Gemeinsamkeit mit gegenwärtigen Herrschaftsformen auszuschließen? Kommt man umgekehrt um deren Kritik nicht herum, wenn man es sich nicht so einfach machen will, den Faschismus auf billige Weise als das unbegreifliche Böse „auszugrenzen“? Und wie will man eigentlich Faschismus verhindern, wenn dieser doch „unbegreiflich“ und „unfassbar“ sein soll? Wen solche Fragen interessieren, der erhält hier Antworten, in einem Gespräch über Georg Loidolts Buch "Von Nutzen und Nachteil des Faschismus für die Demokratie" ohne sich dafür gleich durch Massen an Seiten quälen zu müssen. Ein schmales Bändchen, das für die angeblich lesefaule Internet-Generation vielleicht oder hoffentlich noch zumutbar ist. Wir sind 99 ZU EINS! Ein Podcast mit Kommentaren zu aktuellen Geschehnissen, sowie Analysen und Interviews zu den wichtigsten politischen Aufgaben unserer Zeit.#leftisbest #linksbringts #machsmitlinks Wir brauchen eure Hilfe! So könnt ihr uns unterstützen: 1. Bitte abonniert unseren Kanal und liked unsere Videos. 2. Teil unseren content auf social media und folgt uns auch auf Twitter, Instagram und FB 3. Wenn ihr Zugang zu unserer Discord-Community, sowie exklusive After-Show Episoden und Einladungen in unsere Livestreams bekommen wollt, dann unterstützt uns doch bitte auf Patreon: www.patreon.com/99zueins 4. Wir empfangen auch Spenden unter: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hostedbuttonid=NSABEZ5567QZE

Nina ist wieder da! – und sie wirft mit Michael einen Blick in die Verlagskataloge mit den Neuerscheinungen. Wen sollen die beiden als nächsten Gast einladen? Vielleicht mal jemanden, die*der sich mit dem Mittelniederdeutschen (oder gar dem Altsächsischen) auskennt? Oder interessiert sich unser Publikum eher für die Unterscheidung der Geister? (Das wäre auch was für eine Halloween-Folge gewesen!) Sollen wir uns mit altgermanistischen Editionen beschäftigen? Oder mit Wettkämpfen? Oder mit dem Fortunatus-Roman? Fragen über Fragen – Nina und Michael haben die Qual der Wahl!

 This is a hybrid event. Students are encouraged to attend in person: STEW 209. Operational technology (OT) and industrial control systems (ICS) need innovative cybersecurity solutions that go beyond compliance-based security controls in order to be more resilient against increasing cyber threats.  This talk describes MITRE Infrastructure Susceptibility Analysis (ISA) that helps ICS/OT organizations to effectively assess risk and prioritize mitigations. About the speaker: As a science and technology leader and strategist, Dr. Wen Masters' career has spanned 30+years with government, academia, R&D centers, and not-for-profit organizations, leading impactful science and technology research and development.                    Currently, Wen is Vice President for Cyber Technologies at the MITRE Corporation, a not-for-profit organization that manages six federally funded research and development centers with a mission to solve problems for a safer world. In this role, Wen drives MITRE's cybersecurity strategy, champions for MITRE's cybersecurity capabilities, and oversees MITRE's innovation centers with a team of 1,200 professionals developing innovative technologies that address the nation's toughest cyber challenges to deliver capabilities for sponsors and public.Before joining MITRE, Wen was Deputy Director of Research at Georgia Tech Research Institute.She oversaw research in data science, information science, communications, computational science and engineering, quantum information science, and cybersecurity.Prior to Georgia Tech, Wen spent more than two decades as a federal government civilian and a member of the Senior Executive Service of America at the Office of Naval Research (ONR) and the National Science Foundation (NSF). At NSF, she served as the Lead Program Director for the Math Priority Area and a Managing Director for two Mathematical Sciences Institutes. At ONR,she led the Navy's Integrated Science and Technology research and development portfolio in applied mathematics, computer science and engineering, information science, communications,machine learning and artificial intelligence, electronics, and electrical engineering, as well as their applications for war fighting capabilities and national security. For the impact of her efforts, the Navy honored Wen with many awards, including the Distinguished Civilian Service Medal, the highest honorary award given by the Secretary of the Navy.                    Before her long career in the federal government, Wen worked at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California where she was responsible for orbit determination for NASA's deep space exploration missions, including Magellan, Galileo, and Cassini.                    Wen is a member of the National Academy of Sciences Naval Studies Board, Board of Trustees of the UCLA Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics, and External Advisory Board of the Texas A&M University Global Cyber Research Institute.

Today on Midday, it's the Midday Healthwatch with Dr. Leana Wen. This week Tom talks with Dr. Wen about Paxlovid and any precautions people should take as we move toward the Thanksgiving holiday. They also discuss the pros and cons of using Ozempic for weight loss.Email us at midday@wypr.org, tweet us: @MiddayWYPR, or call us at 410-662-8780.

Ihre Partei soll die Alternative zur AfD werden: Sahra Wagenknecht setzt sich ab. Die Linke schlittert ohne ihre Ikone in die Bedeutungslosigkeit. In Kürze wird die Bundestagsfraktion aufgelöst.  Die Linken verlieren mit dem Fraktionsstatus viel Geld und parlamentarische Rechte. Ist das der Anfang vom Ende oder die Chance für einen Befreiungsschlag?  Auch für Wagenknecht ist die Abspaltung riskant. Persönliche Beliebtheit und öffentliche Aufmerksamkeit machen noch keinen politischen Erfolg, das weiß sie aus Erfahrung. Wie weit trägt ihr rhetorisches Talent? Wen überzeugt sie mit Antiamerikanismus, Nachsicht mit Russland und Nationalismus?  Das analysiert in dieser Folge SPIEGEL-Redakteur Timo Lehmann, der Wagenknechts Stärken und Schwächen gut kennt.  Anregungen und Fragen gerne an stimmenfang@spiegel.de oder über WhatsApp an +49 4038080400.    Mehr zum Thema erhalten Sie bei SPIEGEL+. Jetzt für nur € 1,– in den ersten 4 Wochen testen unter spiegel.de/abonnieren.    +++ Alle Rabattcodes und Infos zu unseren Werbepartnern finden Sie hier: https://linktr.ee/stimmenfang +++ Die SPIEGEL-Gruppe ist nicht für den Inhalt dieser Webseite verantwortlich. Alle SPIEGEL Podcasts finden Sie hier. Mehr Hintergründe zum Thema erhalten Sie bei SPIEGEL+. Jetzt für nur € 1,- für die ersten vier Wochen testen unter spiegel.de/abonnieren Informationen zu unserer Datenschutzerklärung.

How do we know that Psyche is a metal asteroid? Did primordial gravitational waves stretch when inflation happened? When do we finally get more Trappist-1 data from JWST? Can a dead star possibly reignite?

Diese Woche haben wir im PC Games Podcast Numero 53 zwei absolut interessante Spiele für euch im Gepäck. Zunächst quatscht Podcast-Host Maci mit Redakteur Chris über die gar nicht mal so friedliche Welt der Na'vi. Mit Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora bringt Ubisoft zusammen mit Entwicklerstudio Massive Entertainment einen neuen Shooter im Kosmos der Kino-Blockbuster von James Cameron auf den Markt. Schon am 07. Dezember ist es soweit und wir können in die Haut eines der blauen Wesen schlüpfen, Chris durfte vor kurzem bereits einige Stunden in Frontiers of Pandora spielen und verrät euch, was ihr zum Release erwarten könnt. Kommt die typische Ubisoft-Formel auf uns zu oder erwarten uns tatsächlich Innovationen? Lauscht gespannt! Im zweiten Teil unseres Podcasts ist's zwar mit der Farbenpracht Pandoras vorbei, doch Alan Wake 2 beweist, dass auch Horrorspiele extrem gut aussehen können. Tester und Co-Host Michi bekommt Unterstützung von Remedy-Fan Carlo und auch Chris kennt sich gut in der düsteren Welt des Schriftstellers aus. Das Trio taucht ab in die schaurige, aber auch fantastisch inszenierte Geschichte des Abenteuers - natürlich komplett spoilerfrei. Dem finnischen Entwicklerstudio ist mit der Fortsetzung des 2010 erschienenen Alan Wake nämlich ein absoluter Hit am Ende des Jahres gelungen, den jeder selbst spielen sollte. Wen das Spiel ganz besonders anspricht und vor allem, welche Erfahrungen wir mit den hohen Systemvoraussetzungen und auf verschiedenen Plattformen gesammelt haben, klären wir in unserer tollen Runde. Die Themen von Ausgabe 53: 00:00:00 - INTRO 00:02:35 - PREVIEW: Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora 00:42:26 - REVIEW: Alan Wake 2 Die nächste Ausgabe unseres Podcasts erscheint am Donnerstag, dem 09. November 2023. Wir hoffen, ihr habt Spaß mit der aktuellen Ausgabe! Wenn ihr Wünsche für die Zukunft habt, etwa spezielle Themen, aber auch Kritik, Anregungen oder Lob, dann schreibt Maci gerne eine E-Mail (Marcel.Naeem-Cheema@computec.de) oder erreicht ihn via Twitter (@Macimodo). Ihr habt außerdem Bock auf Super Mario Bros. Wonder? In unserem News-Feed zum Thema findet ihr alle wichtigen Updates zum Spiel und im Test einen detaillierteren Einblick in das großartige 2D-Mario mit hübscher Optik und vielen kreativen Spielereien. Wer über diesen Amazon-Link zuschlägt, der unterstützt uns darüber hinaus, ohne dabei einen einzigen Cent auszugeben. Danke und viel Spaß mit der Folge. Super Mario Bros. Wonder (Switch) bei Amazon kaufen: https://www.pcgames.de/podcast-SuperMarioBrosWonder

A shocking incident in Manhasset, New York, has led to the arrest of a 43-year-old man, Michael Yifan Wen, who allegedly pointed a gun at a 6-year-old child. The incident stemmed from a Halloween goody bag mix-up, leaving the community in disbelief.    According to the Nassau County Police Department, on the evening of October 28, a 42-year-old mother, along with her daughter, two sons, and nephew, visited a home on Rockcrest Road, approximately 20 miles east of Manhattan. Their purpose was to drop off a Halloween goody bag filled with candy for her daughter's friend.    The daughter and her 6-year-old brother approached the house, rang the doorbell, and left the treats on the front porch. However, they soon realized they might have chosen the wrong address. The mother turned the car around and stopped once again in front of the Rockcrest Road house.    As the 6-year-old went back to retrieve the goody bag, the front door opened, and Michael Yifan Wen stepped out, allegedly pointing a black handgun at the child's head while yelling, "Get the f— off my property." This terrifying encounter left the community deeply shaken.    Residents in the area believed the children were participating in a harmless Halloween tradition called "ghosting," where kids ring a friend's doorbell and leave a bag of treats on the porch. The incident, however, took a disturbing turn.    Wen's attorney, William Zou, offered an explanation, characterizing the incident as a misunderstanding. He stated, "I think what happened yesterday was totally a misunderstanding and a mistake. He and his family have been terrorized recently by constant banging on his door. He just opened the door [and] reacted strongly, telling the person to get away from his property. By the time he realized it was a kid, he started to regret."    Wen pleaded not guilty at his arraignment, and his next hearing is scheduled for November 13. The charges against him include one count of second-degree menacing and one count of endangering the welfare of a child.    The Manhasset community expressed shock and dismay over the incident, with one resident describing it as "terrible" and "horrific." Parents and neighbors are discussing the incident, which has raised concerns and left many unsettled.    As the legal process unfolds, the case serves as a stark reminder of the importance of communication and restraint in tense situations. The Halloween goody bag mix-up, initially thought to be a playful tradition, took a distressing turn, highlighting the need for understanding and vigilance in our communities.Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

A shocking incident in Manhasset, New York, has led to the arrest of a 43-year-old man, Michael Yifan Wen, who allegedly pointed a gun at a 6-year-old child. The incident stemmed from a Halloween goody bag mix-up, leaving the community in disbelief.    According to the Nassau County Police Department, on the evening of October 28, a 42-year-old mother, along with her daughter, two sons, and nephew, visited a home on Rockcrest Road, approximately 20 miles east of Manhattan. Their purpose was to drop off a Halloween goody bag filled with candy for her daughter's friend.    The daughter and her 6-year-old brother approached the house, rang the doorbell, and left the treats on the front porch. However, they soon realized they might have chosen the wrong address. The mother turned the car around and stopped once again in front of the Rockcrest Road house.    As the 6-year-old went back to retrieve the goody bag, the front door opened, and Michael Yifan Wen stepped out, allegedly pointing a black handgun at the child's head while yelling, "Get the f— off my property." This terrifying encounter left the community deeply shaken.    Residents in the area believed the children were participating in a harmless Halloween tradition called "ghosting," where kids ring a friend's doorbell and leave a bag of treats on the porch. The incident, however, took a disturbing turn.    Wen's attorney, William Zou, offered an explanation, characterizing the incident as a misunderstanding. He stated, "I think what happened yesterday was totally a misunderstanding and a mistake. He and his family have been terrorized recently by constant banging on his door. He just opened the door [and] reacted strongly, telling the person to get away from his property. By the time he realized it was a kid, he started to regret."    Wen pleaded not guilty at his arraignment, and his next hearing is scheduled for November 13. The charges against him include one count of second-degree menacing and one count of endangering the welfare of a child.    The Manhasset community expressed shock and dismay over the incident, with one resident describing it as "terrible" and "horrific." Parents and neighbors are discussing the incident, which has raised concerns and left many unsettled.    As the legal process unfolds, the case serves as a stark reminder of the importance of communication and restraint in tense situations. The Halloween goody bag mix-up, initially thought to be a playful tradition, took a distressing turn, highlighting the need for understanding and vigilance in our communities.Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

Zwangs-Checkout im Hotel Mama, das schmutzige Geschäft der Zopfgeldjäger und ein Nobelpreis für Gartenbau - im Mutmachpodast von Funke präsentieren Paul und Hajo Schumacher Wichtiges, Witziges und Wirres für die neue Woche. Wir fragen uns: Sprengt Gretas Pro-Palästina-Haltung die weltweite Klimaschutzbewegung? Was kostet ein Kilo Nasenhaare? Was machen Olaf Scholz und Nancy Faeser in Afrika? Pilzfluencer und Hexenjagd als neue Hobbies? Wen juckt die Trennung von Oliver Pocher? Warum eine frische Tischdecke den Sound verbessert? Sollten Veganer ihrer Katze frische Singvögel servieren? Wer ist Herta Müller? Und: Warum liegt hier Stroh? Plus: Ausnahmsweise ein Lob für den Bundespräsidenten. Folge: 669.

Join Keri and Matthew as they go off like a banger under a twat this week.We dream of a world of quiet Archers, quiet fireworks and fish slaps for the worst of us.Let us hold your hand through the following:Meeurrr Heart Attack: Ambridge's Eco-Warrior proves she can fell mighty Noakes.Saint Lee: Our favourite Karate Kid puts Mr Wen's meal for one on speed dial.Handy Man: Ian needs to let go to hold on.Norm Macdonald's Dad's favourite joke: https://youtube.com/shorts/MDkQ6k-ZRKk?si=T7iGp2Ot7RR07Bu-A lovely bit of Weyes Blood: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLMG0AMQn3UGo see Ryan (Our Lee) as Prince Charming in Cinderella : https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/darlingtonpantomime?fbclid=PAAaZkJlX0KgZQJo2_hn6z_KQS0CWSyDIkwqnSKmFdPdUPJ2aR57hyqhmXf0kTo help us out with a lovely worded 5 star review hit the link below. Then scroll down to ‘Ratings and Reviews' and a little further below that is ‘Write a Review' (this is so much nicer than just tapping the stars

Im Supermarkt an der Kasse Seit einem Jahr arbeite ich beim Supermarkt an der Kasse. Viele finden, dass die Arbeit sehr anstrengend ist. Mir macht mein Job aber Spaß. Es gibt viele unterschiedliche Leute, die alle in den Supermarkt kommen. Ich beobachte sie sehr gerne. Es gibt den alleinstehenden Mann. Er kauft oft Fertigprodukte und Bier. Manchmal kauft er aber auch Gemüse. Er ist vielleicht ein heimlicher Koch. Es gibt auch die kleine Studentengruppe. Sie wohnen wahrscheinlich zusammen in einer WG. Sie kaufen viel Alkohol und Chips. Sie schauen immer auf die Rabatte und kaufen nicht nur zwei Nudelpackungen, sondern manchmal gleich sechs. Ich mag die Gruppen, weil sie lustig und nett sind. Am liebsten mag ich Frauen und Männer, die ungefähr 50 Jahre alt sind. Sie sind sehr höflich und ruhig. Sie sind treu und gehen immer zum gleichen Supermarkt. Außerdem sind sie noch nicht so alt, dass sie ihre Münzen nicht sehen können. In der Früh und am Vormittag ist es an der Supermarktkasse am schlimmsten, weil die alten Menschen einkaufen. Sie sind so langsam wie Schnecken. Sie wollen auch alle Rabatte haben wie die Studenten, aber sie machen immer Fehler. Sie wiegen ihr Obst und Gemüse nie ab. Männer und Frauen mit mehreren Kindern sind immer gestresst. Am liebsten habe ich die Familien, in denen es nur ein Kind gibt. Dann schenke ich ihnen immer eine Süßigkeit. Die Kinder freuen sich sehr darüber und die Eltern sind glücklich, weil sie endlich leise sind. Es stimmt. Mein Job ist oft stressig. Aber ich liebe es, alle Menschen zu beobachten. Für mich ist nichts spannender. Fragen zum Text: 1. Was mag die Hauptfigur besonders gern an ihrem Job? 2. Würdest du gern im Supermarkt an der Kasse arbeiten? Begründe deine Meinung. 3. Die Hauptfigur beschreibt verschiedene Menschen, die zum Supermarkt kommen. Suche dir einen Menschen aus und erkläre, was die Hauptfigur über sie beobachtet hat. 4. Wen beobachtet die Hauptfigur am liebsten und warum? Erkläre in kurzen Sätzen. 5. Wann ist es an der Kasse am schlimmsten? 6. Die Hauptfigur findet alte Menschen zu langsam und beschwert sich über sie. Würdest du auch so über ältere Menschen denken? Begründe deine Meinung. 7. Denke dir eine andere Überschrift für die Geschichte aus, die das Wort „beobachten“ drin hat. 8. Erkläre in eigenen Worten, was eine Kasse ist. 9. Es werden viele verschiedene Sachen genannt, die man im Supermarkt kaufen kann. Zähle fünf Dinge auf, die die Personen im Supermarkt kaufen. 10. Wie wirkte die Geschichte auf dich? Verwende Adjektive, um deine Meinung zu erklären. #einfachdeutschlernencom #dldh #deutschlernendurchhören #deutschlernendurchhörencom #IOS_DldH #deutschlernenmitdialogen #@DldH #ANDROID_DldH #appDldH #App_DeutschlernendurchHören

#526 Wie Du Deine Seele heilst – Befreiung von Angst & Schmerz  Wen wir eine Wunde am Finger haben, holen wir uns meistens sofort ein Pflaster, um die Blutung zu stoppen. Warum versuchen wir aber nur selten, unsere seelischen Wunden zu versorgen? Was wäre, wenn es ein Pflaster für die Seele geben würde? In dieser Folge meines Podcasts möchte ich Dir 5 elementare Schritte zeigen, wie Du Deine Seele heilen kannst.   Zum Instagram Profil: https://www.instagram.com/steffen.kirchner/ Wenn Du keine Infos verpassen möchtest: https://www.steffenkirchner.de/kostenlose-inhalte/newsletter/index.htm     Willst Du LIVE persönlich von mir lernen? Dann hol Dir jetzt Dein Ticket für meine Seminarevents und lass uns gemeinsam an Deinem Erfolg arbeiten: UPGRADE YOUR LIFE – das Seminarerlebnis: https://link.steffenkirchner.de/PC   Werde Teil meiner Community auf Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/400904273429707 Alle Seminartermine von mir: www.steffenkirchner.de/seminare Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/steffenkirchner.de/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/steffen.kirchner/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/steffenkirchner1   ABONNIERE meinen Podcast, um über neue wertvolle Folgen stets informiert zu sein. http://tinyurl.com/podcast-bewerten   EINE BITTE: Schenke mir 10 Sekunden Deiner Zeit, für eine 5-Sterne-Bewertung bei iTunes, wenn Dir mein Podcast gefällt. http://tinyurl.com/podcast-bewerten   Durch Deine Bewertung hilfst Du, den Podcast stetig zu verbessern!   Vielen Dank!       Steffen Kirchner kommt aus dem Leistungssport und kennt diesen als einzigen deutschen Speaker aus eigener Erfahrung als Spieler, Manager und Coach. Sein Name steht deutschlandweit für einzigartige Expertise in den Bereichen Motivation, Persönlichkeit und Erfolgspsychologie. Das Geheimnis seines Erfolgs ist die Kombination aus fundiertem Wissen und enormer Praxisstärke. Nirgends wird der Erfolg so schnell und unerbittlich gemessen wie im Profisport. Nur die Strategien, die nachhaltig, schnell und ergebnisorientiert funktionieren, haben dort Bestand. Über 500 Unternehmen, Profisportler und Teams Starcoach in den letzten Jahren beraten. Darunter auch Athleten wie Fußballstar Niclas Füllkrug, Goldmedaillen-Gewinner Fabian Hambüchen, Tennisstar Sabine Lisicki oder Unternehmen wie Audi, Siemens oder adidas. Steffen berät heute internationale Topmanager und vermittelt sein Wissen bei zahlreichen Veranstaltungen. Über 150.000 Menschen hat Steffen Kirchner mit seinen Seminaren und Vorträgen bislang begeistert. Sein Wunsch ist es, weltweit so vielen Menschen wie möglich dabei zu helfen, mehr Lebensstärke und Lebensqualität entwickeln zu können.       Kanal ABONNIEREN: http://bit.ly/Steffen_Kirchner_YT_abonnieren       #diekunstzuleben #upgradeyourlife #steffenkirchner #lifechange                

Не самое оптимистичное будущее для Земли в целом и человечества в частности. Что не так с Blue Origin и почему они продолжают обещать, но не делать. Успеет ли Старшип полететь к 450 выпуску.

Auf ihrer Kleidung steht der Beruf und manchmal sogar der Name der Leute, die wir suchen. Und? Weißt du's schon? Wen suchen wir? Ich sag' es dir! Weißt du's schon? - Werbepartner http://weisstdusschon.de/werbepartner Supporter*in werden mit Weißt du's schon? + Apple Podcasts Abo: https://apple.co/3FPh19X Steady Mitgliedschaft: https://steadyhq.com/wds PayPal-Spende: https://bit.ly/3v891w3 Mehr Infos: https://weisstdusschon.de/#support Feedback, Fragen, Rätselwünsche? Schickt mir eure Sprachnachricht für den Podcast: https://weisstdusschon.de/nachricht Email: christian@weisstdusschon.de Instagram: https://instagram.com/weisstdusschon Mehr Infos im Web: https://weisstdusschon.de

Deutsche Staatsräson, manchmal auch oberste deutsche Staatsräson. Das hört man öfter in diesen Tagen im Zusammenhang mit Israel. Aber was bedeutet das genau? Oder ist das nur eine Floskel? Das NDR Satiremagazin Intensiv-Station klärt die Semantik und Moderator Peter Stein fragt sich, was man gerade noch so sagen darf. Und: Was ist eigentlich mit dem Deutschlandticket los? Stirbt es? Oder muss hier auch eine Staatsräson her? Einigen können sich Bund und Länder bisher nämlich nicht auf die Weiterfinanzierung. Jetzt sollen erst mal Daten erhoben werden und dabei hilft ein Ministerpräsident höchst persönlich: Winfried Kretschmann. Partylaune herrscht nach dem Wahlergebnis aus Polen in Brüssel - schließlich war man da doch häufiger von der PiS-Partei und ihrer Politik angepisst. Aber jetzt wird ja alles besser. Außerdem hofft die EU-Kommission, dass der Unkrautvernichter Glyphosat bald eine neue Zulassung bekommt. Und dafür gibt es gute Argumente. Wen die nicht überzeugen, der redet es sich halt schön. Vorausgesetzt man ist vor lauter Deutschlandbegriffen nicht schon komplett bekloppt: Bei Deutschlandticket, Deutschlandpakt und Deutschlandtempo blickt wirklich keiner mehr durch. Folgende Musiktitel sind in dieser Folge zu hören: Please don't let me be misunderstood – Robin Ford Give me love (Give me peace on earth) – Ben Harper I'm a train – James Last König von Deutschland – Ganz Schön Feist Isn`t she lovely – Keb Mo' Don't worry, be happy – The Nannys On the road again – Nashville Train Wolf in cheap clothes - Kovacs Unser Podcas-Tipp in der ARD-Audiothek: "Duo Deluxe" mit Comedian Olaf Schubert und Autor Stephan Ludwig: https://www.ardaudiothek.de/sendung/duo-deluxe-der-podcast-mit-olaf-schubert-und-stephan-ludwig/12094189/

This episode, we look at the rise of the Sui Dynasty and the famous interactions between Yamato and the Sui Dynasty, recorded in the histories of each state. For more, check out the podcast webpage:  https://sengokudaimyo.com/podcast/episode-96 Rough Transcript Welcome to Sengoku Daimyo's Chronicles of Japan.  My name is Joshua and this is Episode 96: From the Land Where the Sun Rises. Once again, we are still talking about the reign of Kashikiya Hime,   from the late 6th to early 7th century.  This time, though, we are going to take a quick diversion from Yamato and first look at what was going on over on the continent, in the  area of the Yellow and Yangzi River Basins—the area of the so-called “middle country”.  This is, after all, where a lot of the philosophy and other things that the archipelago was importing came from, so what was going on over there? Back in Episode 73, ee talked about the various northern and southern dynasties in the Yellow and Yangzi River Basins.  To sum up, during that period, the eastern area of modern China was split between a variety of dynasties, many of them short-lived, and many of them—especially in the north—were dynasties from outside of the main Han ethnic group. Up through the early 580's, the dynasty in charge of the Yellow River region was the Northern Zhou, one of the many dynasties in the north descended from the nomadic Xianbei ethnic groups.  Though their aristocracy was a mix of multiple ethnicities that had intermarried over the years, the Northern Zhou celebrated their Xianbei roots, often to the detriment of ethnic Han groups.  They had inherited the territory of the Western Wei, including much of the central Yangzi region down to Sichuan.  They then defeated the Northern Qi in 577 and claimed dominion over all of the Yellow River region in the north of modern China.  Their only rival was the Chen dynasty, along the eastern reaches of the Yangzi river, but the Chen themselves were relatively weak, and it was only the power struggles within the Northern Zhou court that kept them from wiping out the Chen completely. In 581, the Northern Zhou suffered a coup d'etat. Yang Jian was a Northern Zhou general, and his family, the Yang clan, had Han origins but had intermarried with the Xianbei as well, creating a truly mixed lineage. Jian also held some sway at court, and was known as the Duke of Sui—his daughter was the Empress Dowager, and her stepson was the young Emperor Jing.  In 581 Yang Jian usurped power from his step-grandson, the child emperor Jing, and placed himself on the throne, taking the name Emperor Wen of Sui, using his previous title as the name of the new dynasty. He killed off fifty-nine princes of the previous Northern Zhou, and began to consolidate his power.  By 587, he had strengthened his position, and by 588 invasion of the Chen territories began under Prince Yang Guang.  By 589, the Chen were defeated and any attempts at rebellion were put down, giving the Sui dynasty full control of northern and southern regions—from the Yellow and Yangzi Rivers down to the Sichuan basin.  Although, as I noted, the Yang family had intermarried with the Xianbei families of the Northern Zhou, they still retained some connection with their Han roots, and Emperor Wen won over the Han Confucian scholars with reforms to the rank system and at least a nod towards getting rid of nepotism and corruption that had taken hold in the Northern Zhou and previous dynasties.  He reinstituted Han dynasty titles and restored the nine rank system.  He also reinstituted a system of impartial judges to seek out talent and moved towards the idea of an examination system—something that would really take hold in later centuries. Furthermore, while he set himself up in the northern capital of Daxingcheng, aka Chang'an, he helped rebuild the southern capital, naming it Dayang.  He also supported Buddhism and Daoism.  He became a patron of southern Buddhist monasteries, and recognized major temples as state-sponsored institutions—a far cry from the suppression attempts in the north in 574 and 578. Emperor Wen also worked on repairing canals along the Yellow River.  These canals, which allowed easy transport of goods, regularly silted up without maintenance, and the dikes on either side could break, flooding the land on either side. They had been neglected during many of the short-lived reigns up to this point, with perhaps a few exceptions when things got really bad.  However, Emperor Wen began work to fix these old canals and thus improve the flow of goods and services. Given all of this - his patronage of Buddhism and Daoism, as well as his attempt to resurrect the Han dynasty and the Confucian principles that underlay its government, as well as the public works that he instituted, Yang Jian, aka Emperor Wen of Sui, is remembered as the Cultured Emperor—despite that fact the had started out as a blood-soaked general who had secured his usurpation with a not inconsiderable amount of murder.  Sima Guang, writing from the Song dynasty, centuries later, praised Emperor Wen for all he did to grow the Sui, uniting north and south, supporting the people, and helping the country to prosper as it rarely has before.  And yet, Sima Guang also says that in his personal life he was mean and stingy and paranoid—afraid that everyone was out to get him.  Given the life he'd lived, that would make some sense.  Still, he seems to have been good for his people, in the long run. But this wasn't to last.  In 604, Emperor Wen fell ill and died.  Or at least that is the official story.  Another says that he had grown angry over some event and was about to disinherit the crown prince, Yang Guang, who sent someone to kill his father.  That is a very abbreviated version of the story, and, as I said, it is not without controversy. However he died, his son, Yang Guang, succeeded him to the throne and became known as Emperor Yang.  Emperor Yang continued to expand the empire, and under his dynasty the Sui would attain their greatest extent yet.  He rebuilt parts of the Great Wall, and expanded the borders south, into modern Vietnam, as well as up to the borders with Goguryeo.  He also continued the work his father had begun on canals, eventually undertaking the creation of the Grand Canal, which would connect the Yellow and Yangzi Rivers.  No longer would the two be separate, forced to send goods out to sea or over treacherous land routes to get from one river basin to another.  Now they could sail ships straight from one river to the other—an impressive feat that you can still see today in parts of modern China.  The project would forever change the landscape of China, both literally and figuratively.  It connected the north and south, leading to greater political, economic, and cultural unity between the two regions.  It would connect the culture and economic resources of the south with the military institutions of the north.   Unfortunately, for all that this expansion may have been good for commerce, it came at a price.  The wars in Champa, in Southern Vietnam, saw thousands of Sui soldiers die from malaria.  And then, in the north, though they continuously pushed against Goguryeo, they were never quite able to overthrow them.  Finally, there was the Grand Canal.  Although it would truly be a wonder of the world, and become a part of the lifeblood of dynasties for centuries to come, it was built at a huge price both monetarily and in human lives.  We can assume a large number of people died as conscript labor working on the canals or on refurbishing the Great Wall, but also we are told that the monetary price largely bankrupted the empire, and for which later historians castigated the Sui dynasty But that was still to happen.  For our purposes, we should rewind a bit, to the very beginning of the 7th century.  As we touched on last episode, Yamato was just adopting their own twelve rank system and a seventeen article constitution shortly after Emperor Wen passed away and Yang Guang took the throne.  Now these 17 articles were almost all based on Confucian or Buddhist philosophy; clearly the Court was looking to the continent more and more for inspiration on how to govern, especially as it further expanded and solidified its grasp across the archipelago.  Up to this point, much of that innovation had come through the Korean peninsula, by way of Silla, Goguryeo, and, most prominently, their ally Baekje.  But no doubt they knew that much of what was influencing those kingdoms had, itself, come from even farther away.  And so, this reign, the Chronicles record that Yamato once again sent envoys beyond their peninsular neighbors all the way to the Middle Country itself.  This is significant as they were making direct contact with the mighty empire, the source of so many of the philosophical and scientific innovations that Yamato was trying to adopt.  This wasn't the first time this had happened, of course—we know of the cases of state of Na contacting the Han court, and then Himiko of the Wa during the Wei period, as well as several missions immediately after Himiko's death.  We also know of the five kings of Wa who reached out to the Liu Song court, though the Chronicles themselves are often silent on actual embassies, making it hard to tell exactly which reigns that occurred in, though it is generally agreed that one of those “Five Kings” was none other than Wakatakiru himself, Yuuryaku Tennou. There may have been other missions.  There seems to be some discussion amongst the Liang dynasty records that may indicate greater contact with Japan, but again, we don't necessarily see that in the records themselves.  Furthermore, with the fractured nature of the various dynasties since the Han period, and the various conflicts on the peninsula and in the archipelago, it would be understandable if there hadn't been much direct diplomatic contact since about the time of Wakatakiru. And so it is a pretty big thing that we not only have an envoy around the year 608, but that there appears to be agreement for it in the Sui history—though there is one glaring mistake: in the Nihon Shoki they clearly say that they sent envoys to the “Great Tang”, and not the Sui.  However, this is fairly easily explained.  By the 8th century, as the records were being compiled, the Tang dynasty was, indeed, in control of the Chinese court.  In fact, the Tang dynasty was so admired by the Japanese of the day that even now the term “Karafu”, or “Chinese style”, uses the character for the Tang dynasty, rather than the Han.  On the one hand it seems as though the scholars of the 8th century would surely have known of the Sui dynasty coming before the Tang, but it is also understandable that anyone would have just thought of the successive courts as a single continuity.  Either way, I'll talk about the Sui dynasty, and it is in the Sui dynasty records that we find the corresponding description of this embassy. It starts on the 3rd day of the 7th month of 607.  The Chronicles tell us that Wono no Omi no Imoko was sent to the Sui court, taking along Kuratsukuri no Fukuri as an interpreter.  You may recall that the Kuratsukuri, or saddle-makers, claimed a descent from Shiba Tattou, himself from the continent.  It would make sense to take someone on this diplomatic exhibition who could actually speak the language or, failing that, read and write it - a peculiar function of the Chinese language, since the various dialects, though often mutually unintelligible, still use the same characters. Imoko, by the way, may have also had important connections, but in this case it was to the Soga.  We are told in the Nihon Shoki that Imoko was known in the Sui Court as “So Imko”, and the “So” character is the same as the first character in the name “Soga”.  It is possible that Imoko was, indeed, a Soga family member, and the name Wono no Omi may have come later.   Or it is possible that he was forgotten for some reason. On the Sui side, we are told that in the year 607 there was an envoy sent with tribute from King Tarashihoko, which may have been another name for Kashikiya Hime, or perhaps it was simply an error caused by the problems with attempting to record foreign names in Sinitic characters. The arrival of the embassy must have been something else, especially as they came upon the capital city.  Wen's capital city, that of Daxingcheng, was a new city, built just southeast of the ancient city of Chang'an, which was in a sad state of decay, despite hosting so many rulers over the centuries, including the Northern Zhou themselves.  Wen had laid out a new plan of a permanent, rectangular city, with the royal palace taking up the northern central district.  Buddhist and Daoist temples were scattered throughout the city.  The city itself was five to six miles a side, and so it would take time to truly build it out.  However, first the walls were set up, and then the palace area, so that Wen effectively moved into an empty city when he arrived in 583.  Many people were forcibly resettled, and members of the new royal family were encouraged to set up their own palaces, but it would take time to truly fill up—by the end of the Sui dynasty, and the beginning of the Tang, the city was still being built, and it wouldn't see its ultimate heyday as a vibrant urban capital until the Tang dynasty. And so when the Yamato delegation arrived in 608, they would have seen the impressive walls and the immense palace, but in all likelihood, much of the city was still being built, and there was likely construction on every block.  Nonetheless, the sheer size would have to have made an impression on them—nothing like this existed in the archipelago in the slightest. On the other hand, the Sui had their own curiosities about Yamato.  The history of the Sui, written only twenty to thirty years afterwards, starts out its account with a description of the Land of Wa.  Some of it is taken directly from the Wei histories, recounting what was previously known about these islands across the eastern sea—we talked about that back in episodes 11 to 13.  The Sui history summarizes these previous historical accounts, including mention of envoys that came over during the Qi and Liang dynasties—between 479 and 556—though little more is said. Then the Sui history mentions an envoy that is said to have arrived in the early part of the Sui—the Kaihuang era, between 581-600.  We are told that this was for a “King” whose family name was Ame and his personal name was Tarashihiko, with the title of Ohokimi—at least, assuming we are transliterating correctly, as the characters used have slightly different pronunciations.  That could easily be attributed to just mistranslations.  Even the family and personal name are familiar, but not exactly attributed in the Chronicles—though we have seen the elements elsewhere in the royal family, and it may be that they were also titles, of a sort.  Also, they mention a King, but that could also just be due to the fact that the Ohokimi was not a gendered title, and as such the Sui simply assumed a male ruler.  There is no evidence of this in the Chronicles for this, however it is said that at that time they looked into the ways of the Wa and they were told that “The King of Wa deems heaven to be his elder brother and the sun, his younger.  Before break of dawn he attends the Court, and, sitting cross-legged, listens to appeals.  Just as soon as the sun rises, he ceases these duties, saying that he hands them over to his brother.” This is likely a misunderstanding, once again, but it rings with some truth.  Even if we discard some of the legends about Amaterasu as later additions, there is plenty of linguistic and cultural evidence that the sun held a special place in Wa culture.  There is also the article in the new constitution about starting early to work that might just be referenced here. We aren't sure when, exactly, the Sui collected this information—though given that it was written within living memory of many of the events, a lot of the information is considered to at least be plausible, if perhaps a bit misunderstood at times. The Sui history specifically mentions the twelve court ranks—in fact, it is possible that the Chronicles, compiled in the 8th century, were actually referencingthis earlier history about the ranks, though we know that ranks continued in one way or another.  It also makes the comment that there were no regulated number of officials in each rank—that would certainly be the case later, and makes sense when the ranks also dictated how much of a salary that one could expect from the court.  Then, outside of the court they mention the “kuni”—the kuni no miyatsuko—and then claimed that each kuni no miyatsuko oversaw about 10 inaki, officials in charge of the royal granaries, who each oversaw 80 families.  It is doubtful that these numbers were that precise, but it gives an interesting concept of scale. The Sui history also tells us about other things that the Chronicles tend to leave out.  We are told that the men wore both outer and inner garments, with small (likely meaning narrow) sleeves.  Their footgear was like sandals, painted with lacquer, which sounds not unlike geta, which we do have evidence for going back into the Yayoi, at least, though this was only for the upper crust—most people just went barefoot, wearing a wide piece of cloth tied on without sewing. We do get a hint at the headgear that was instituted along with the court rank system, by the way, but only a glimpse.  We are told that it was made of brocade and colored silk and decorated with gold and silver inlaid flowers, which does correspond to some of what we know from the Chronicles. As for the women of Yamato, we are told that they arrange their hair on the back of the head, and they wear outer garments and scarves with patterns.  They have decorative combs of bamboo as well.  They also wore tattoos, as did the men.  Much of this, including the tattoos, accords with what we have evidence of in the Haniwa from the 6th century and later. For sleeping arrangements we are told that they weave grass into mattresses—possibly the origin of the later tatami that would originally just be woven mats but eventually turned into a type of permanent flooring.  For covers we are told they used skins lined with colored leather—a curious blanket, and one wonders if this was for everyone or just the upper crust. We are given some discussion of their weapons and armor, including their use of lacquered leather and the fact that they made arrowheads out of bone.  We also know they used metal, but bone was likely the more prevalent material, as losing a metal arrowhead was much more costly than losing a bone one. Interestingly we are told that, though there is a standing army, wars are infrequent—which may have been accurate in relation to what the Sui themselves had gone through and seen, since it seems like they were almost constantly fighting somewhere along their borders.  But Yamato was far from peaceful, and it is telling that the court was accompanied by music and displays of military might. As for the justice system, we talked about this a little bit in previous episodes, based on various punishments we've seen in the archipelago, though the Sui history gives us a slightly more direct description.  It claims that there were some high crimes punished by death.  Others were punished with fines, often meant to make restitution to the aggrieved.  If you couldn't pay you would be enslaved to pay for it instead.  They also mention banishment and flogging.  All of this is in line with some of what we've seen in the Chronicles, though it also seems like some of this may have also depended on other factors, including the accused's social status.  After all, not everyone had rice land that they could just turn over to wipe out their misdeeds. Then there were the various judicial ordeals.  We've mentioned this idea , with the idea that somehow the righteous would be protected from injury.  These included things like pulling pebbles out of boiling water, or reaching into a pot to grab a snake and hoping he doesn't bite you.  There are also various tortures designed to get one to confess. In discussing literacy, the Sui histories mention that the Wa have no written characters—and at this point, the writing would have been some form of Sinic characters, assuming one could read and write at all.  Instead, the Sui anthropologists said that the Wa used notched sticks and knotted ropes as a means of conveying messages.  How exactly that work, I'm not sure, but there are certainly cultures that we know used things like knotted rope for various math and conveying numbers, etc. In regards to religion, the Sui noticed that Buddhism had taken hold, but it had not gotten rid of other practices.  Thus we know they practiced forms of divination and had faith in both male and female shamans. In their free time, people would enjoy themselves.  On New Year's day, they would have archery tournaments, play games, and drink—the Sui said that it was very much like how they themselves celebrated. Coromorant fishing and abalone diving—well, diving for fish—are both noted already.  Again, these are activities that continue into the modern day. At dinner we are told that the people do not eat off of dishes or plates, but instead use oak leaves.  We've seen mention of this kind of practice, and that may have just been a particular ritual or ceremony that made its way back. Finally, there are the rituals for the dead.  We are told people wear white—white is often considered the color of death in Japan, even today.  They would have singing and dancing near the corpse, and a nobleman might lay in state—in a mogari shelter or temporary interment—for three years.  Certainly, we've sometimes seen it take a while, especially if the kofun isn't ready to receive the body, yet.  Commoners apparently would place the body in a boat which was pulled along from the shore or placed in a small palanquin—though what happens after that is somewhat of a mystery. The Sui envoys writing about this also apparently experienced an active period of Mt. Aso—or another mountain so-named—as they said it was belching forth fire from the rocks.  As we've mentioned, the archipelago is particularly active, volcanically speaking, so I'm not surprised that an envoy might have had a chance to get to know a little more about that first hand. Having described the country thus, the Sui Chronicles go on to describe the embassy that came over in the year 607.  According to the history as translated by Tsunoda Ryusaku and L. Carrington Goodrich, the envoy from Yamato explained the situation as such: “The King has heard that to the west of the ocean a Boddhisattva of the Sovereign reveres and promotes Buddhism.  Accompanying the embassy are several tens of monks who have come to study Buddhism.” This is great as we see some of the things that the Japanese scholars left out—that there were Buddhists on this mission.  For many, getting to the monasteries and temples of the Middle Kingdom was almost as good as making the trip all the way to India. Over all, the embassy appears to have been largely successful in their mission.  The ambassador, Imoko, came back with an envoy from the Sui, Pei Shiqing, along with twelve other individuals.  It is thought that this may have been the same embassy that then reported back to the court all of the various details that the later Sui history  captured. According to the Sui dynasty history, the embassy first headed to Baekje, reaching the island of Chiku, and then, after seeing Tara in the south, they passed Tsushima and sailed out in to the deep ocean, eventually landing on the island of Iki.  From there they made it to Tsukushi, and on to Suwo.  They then passed through some ten countries until they came to the shore.  Now, Naniwa no Kishi no Wonari had been sent to bring them to court and they had a new official residence erected for them in Naniwa—modern Ohosaka.  When they arrived, on the 15th day of the 6th month of the year 608, Yamato sent out thirty heavily decorated boats to meet them—and no doubt to make an impression as well.  They met them at Yeguchi, the mouth of the river and they were ensconced in the newly built official residence. Official entertainers were appointed for the ambassadors—Nakatomi no Miyatoko no Muraji no Torimaro, Ohohoshi no Kawachi no Atahe no Nukade, and Fume no Fumibito no Oohei.  Meanwhile, Imoko continued on to the court proper to report on his mission. Unfortunately, for all of the goodness that came from the whole thing, the trip had not been completely flawless.  The Sui court had entrusted Imoko with a letter to pass on to the Yamato court, but the return trip through Baekje proved… problematic, to say the least.  We are told that men of Baekje stopped the party, searched them, and confiscated the letter.  It is unclear whether these were Baekje officials or just some bandits, but the important thing was that Imoko had lost the message, which was a grave offense.  The ministers suggested that, despite all of his success, Imoko should be banished for losing the letter.  After all, it was the duty of an envoy to protect the messages between the courts at all costs. In the end, it was agreed that, yes, Imoko should be punished, but that it would be a bad look in front of their guests.  After all, he had just represented them to the Sui Court, and so Kashikiya Hime pardoned Imoko of any wrongdoing. A couple months later, on the 3rd day of the 8th month, the preparations had been made and  the envoys formally approached the palace.  There were met on the Tsubaki no Ichi road by 75 well-dressed horses—the Sui history says two hundred—and there Nukada no Muraji no Hirafu welcomed them all with a speech. After finally reaching the location of the palace, it was nine more days before the Sui envoys were formally summoned to present themselves and state their reason for coming.  Abe no Tori no Omi and Mononobe no Yosami no no Muraji no Idaku acted as “introducers” for the guests, announcing who they were to the court.  Then Pei Shiqing had the various diplomatic gifts arranged in the courtyard, and then presented his credentials to the court.  Then, bowing twice, he gave his own account of why he had been sent—he announced greetings from the Sui emperor, recognized the work of Imoko, and then provided an excuse that the emperor himself could not make it due to his poor health.  That last bit I suspect was a polite fiction, or perhaps an erroneous addition by the Chroniclers.  After all, it isn't like the Sui emperors were in the habit of just gallivanting off to an unknown foreign land—especially one across the sea. After delivering some polite niceties, Shiqing also provided a detailed list of all of the diplomatic gifts that they had brought. The dance that happened next is telling.  In order to convey Pei Shiqing's letter to the sovereign, it wasn't like they could just hand it.  There were levels of protocol and procedure that had to be observed, and so Abe no Omi took the letter up and handed it to Ohotomo no Kurafu no Muraji, who in turn placed it on a table in front of the Great gate where Kashikiya Hime could then get it.  This setup is similar to the later court, where only certain individuals of rank were actually allowed up into the buildings of the palace, whereas others were restricted to the ground. After that formal introduction, there was a month or more of parties for the envoys, until finally they had to return to the Sui court.  When they departed, they were sent with eight students and Imoko, who was bringing another letter back to the Sui Court.  The students were all scheduled to study various disciplines and bring the knowledge back to the Yamato court. But that wasn't quite so special, or at least we aren't given much more on the specifics of what the students brought back..  What really stands out in the Sui histories is the contents of the formal letter that Imoko was carrying, as it had a phrase that will be familiar to many students of this period of history, and which really connects across the Japanese and Sui histories, despite other inconsistencies.  It read: “The Son of Heaven in the land where the sun rises addresses a letter to the Son of Heaven in the land where the sun sets.  We hope you are in good health.” Or at least, that is how the Sui histories record it.  In the Nihon Shoki they say something similar, “The Emperor of the East respectfully addresses the Emperor of the West.”  Here, rather than using “Child of Heaven”, the author made use of the term “Tennou” when referring to the Yamato sovereign, and then different characters were used for the Sui emperor.  At the same time, that is one of the reasons that I give more credence to the Sui history. Of course, however you slice and dice this thing, there are some major airs being taken by the Yamato sovereign.  Thus it is no wonder that, when the Sui emperor heard this, he was displeased, to say the least, and he told his minister that the letter was discourteous and should never again be brought to his attention.  So that's a whole mood. The reason for this offense may be obvious, as the letter paints the sovereign of Japan as equal to the emperor of the Sui dynasty.  That was indeed a bold claim. As we mentioned towards the top of the episode, the Sui were just about at their zenith.  They had defeated their enemies, taken control of both the northern and southern regions, expanded to their south and north, and they were using their vast reserves on massive public works.  They were a large, established and still growing empire.  Comparatively Yamato had, what, 100,000 households?  No writing system.  They were eating off of oak leaves.  And yet they were taking on airs and claiming that they were equal to the Sui.  That had to garner more than a few eyerolls, and I really wonder at the temerity of the officer who presented it up the chain, especially as they would have seen what the Sui was really like—a reality that most of envoys to the Sui court would have seen firsthand. There is also the fact that they claim to be the land where the sun rises while the Sui are the land where the sun sets, which may have just been referencing east and west in a poetic fashion, but on another level it is almost as if they were talking about the rise of Yamato and the fall, or setting, of the Sui. I would note that we still don't see the term “Land of the Rising Sun”, or “Nihon”, used for the name of the country yet—one of the reasons I continue to refer to Yamato and not just “Japan”.  However, all of this is in keeping with the traditions of the Wa people as we know them—the sun was given a special place in their worldview, as demonstrated linguistically, and not just through the legends curated in the 8th century. By the way, this  exchange is mentioned in both the Sui History and the Nihon Shoki, but they place it in slightly different contexts.  According to the Sui History, this was one of the first things that envoys said, whereas the version in the Nihon Shoki it was actually sent with the second mission.  In either case, however, the content is relatively the same.  Certainly, as Japan continued to take on more and more trappings of the continental courts, they would eventually even take on the term Tennou—also read in Japanese as Sumera no Mikoto—to refer to the sovereign.  This is basically saying that the sovereign is, indeed, a Heavenly Son, and which they would come to translate as “emperor”, in English.  There would be other terminology and trappings that would reinforce this concept, which placed the sovereign of Japan in a position that at least locally seemed to be much more prestigious. Imoko came back from this last diplomatic mission and was well beloved—some later sources even suggest that he may have been promoted for his diplomatic efforts.  Oddly, however, we don't really hear more, if anything, about Imoko, and he fades back into the past. And so that covers much of the story of what Yamato was borrowing from the Sui and others during this period.  Next episode—well, I'm honestly not sure what we'll be covering next, as there is just so much going on during Kashikiya-hime's reign.  But stick around. 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