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Mischa Wilmers | Founder & Editor I'm Learning Mandarin blog and podcast Tones Mechanic newsletter - Mandarin Retreats - Chinese language coaching Mischa Wilmers is a self-taught Mandarin learner who has been studying the language for eight years while living in the UK. He founded the I'm Learning Mandarin blog to document his journey to fluency through self-study. Wilmers later launched the I'm Learning Mandarin podcast, where he interviews linguists, experts, and fellow learners about their experiences and insights. Mischa also runs immersive Mandarin Retreats in the UK. He also offers Chinese language coaching. Make sure you subscribe to his Tones Mechanic newsletter, which guides learners to master Mandarin tones. ---Audio, Music, and SFX CreditsMusic Credit: Miss Panda Chinee (intro and outro)Audio Credit: Title: Drum Percussion Beat | https://pixabay.com/users/music_unlimited-27600023/ | Licensee:ambb ---Playful Chinese Podcast Host & Producer: Amanda Hsiung-Blodgett "Miss Panda"Author Page: Amanda Hsiung-Blodgett | Little Bun A Bilingual Storybook About Feelings • First Mandarin Sounds An Awesome Chinese Word BookWebsite: MissPandaChinese.comDigital Resources: Language Play & Culture DiscoveryFollow Miss Panda @ Instagram | Facebook | YouTube  Love Playful Chinese Podcast! Give Support and Encourage the Team - Buy Miss Panda Chinese A BobaFollow Miss Panda @ Instagram | Facebook | YouTube

Morgan saw a ghost, wth, happy thursday!!!!!! Little quick catch up chat (only 9 mins, record timing) and then we'll get creepy with ya, besties!! Taylar does a take over to cover the Colonial Parkway Murders that terrorized this area of Virginia for the last half of the 80s and beyond. 9 confirmed victims: Cathy, Becky, David, Robin, Keith, Cassandra, Annamaria, Daniel, and Terri. Spanning from 1986-1989 and an additional 5+ potential attacks. In 2022 a break in the case would lead to major developments that were released in January of this year (2024). In which, Alan W. Wilmer Sr. was confirmed to be behind two of the incidents. The FBI is still looking for information regarding Wilmers whereabouts and other information that would help connect him to other crimes that do not have DNA. So they are asking for help from the public. Here is the statement they left in a January 10, 2024 CNN article written by Steve Almasy and Sara Smart: “In the 1980s, Wilmer was a fisherman who often docked his commercial fishing boat in Gloucester County and Middlesex County, state police said in a news release. He also ran a tree service and hunted frequently.He was 5 feet, 5 inches tall, muscular and weighed approximately 165 pounds, according to state police, who have asked anyone who may have had contact with Wilmer to come forward. Wilmer drove a distinctive, blue 1966 Dodge Fargo pickup with the Virginia license plate “EM-RAW” and writing on the truck's passenger door. “Anyone who may have worked with Alan W. Wilmer Sr. or hunted with him, farmed oysters and clams with him, docked next to him at marinas in the Northern Neck, Hampton Roads or Middle Peninsula areas, or hung out with him is encouraged to contact the FBI by calling 1-800-CALL-FBI or submitting a tip online at www.tips.fbi.gov,” TTYL BESTIES!! ILY SO MUCH, SEE YA NEXT WEEK FOR THE BIG. 2. 0. 0. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Leon hat einiges erlebt. Mit 18 Jahren beginnt er, sein Gewürz Start-Up mykraut zu gründen. Von der eigenen Produktion aus dem Keller gehts ganz bald ins erste große Lager. Es passiert viel: Wachstum, Einstellungen, aber eben auch eine Insolvenz. Nach extrem harten Monaten dreht Leon das Ding und richtet die Firma neu aus. Viel Spaß, Marven & Moritz

Elinor och Robin tar dig med varm hand genom avsnitt 31-35. Charlies exit bryts ned, likaså Wilmers nya ton och Johans luddiga knä-sorti. Elinor har letat och funnit var hon mött Carro förr och tar tävlings-byggarn ansvar för hänglås-gate?

In this episode, we chat with members of Santa Cruz Land Trust, Caltrans and Santa Cruz County Supervisor Bruce McPherson.00:09 Sarah Newark, Executive Director Land Trust of Santa Cruz00:54 Kevin Drabinski, Public Information Officer, Caltrans District 502:24 Aaron Johnston, Graniterock Vice President of Quality & Environmental Services03:10 Bruce McPherson, 5th District Supervisor, Santa Cruz CountyCalifornia's first wildlife crossing began construction on Highway 17 at Laurel Curve in March – a public-private partnership between the Land Trust, Caltrans, Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission and Graniterock as the contractor.Pioneering Wildlife Protection TogetherThe Land Trust of Santa Cruz County, CaltransGraniterock, and the Santa Cruz County RegionalTransportation Commission are making the wildlifecrossing a reality. The unique partnership demonstratedby these four agencies has created a new model forconservation and wildlife protection projects in Califomia.Why build an undercrossinginstead of an overcrossing!The stretch of highway at Laurel Curve isbuilt over a large natural drainage, creatingthe ideal place to install a large box culvertbeneath the highway. The roadway willbecome a bridge, with the area underneathbecoming the wildlife crossing. Theundercrossing is wider and therefore morewelcoming for wildlife than a tunnelWhat animals are wehoping will use thiscrossing?Deer bobcats. foxes and mountainlions have all been caught on cameratrying to cross Laurel Curve - ordying in the process. Research by theSanta Cruz Puma Project's biologist,Chris Wilmers, shows both extensiveuse of the area by mountain lions  inrecent years. Wilmers called the LaurelCurve area "the best opportunity formaintaining puma connectivity acrossHighway 17 in Santa Cruz County"Who helped?Over ten years in the making - the Land Trust took the first BIG step toward building awildlife crossing under Highway 17 in 2014, with the protection of a 10-acre property atLaurel Curve. Seven years on, the LTSCC has now protected additional 700 acres aroundLaurel Curve, creating the wildlife pathway needed for the linkage's success.

Wilmer Arias was shot through the neck in a rural and impoverished area of northern Guatemala when he was 9 years old. He wandered away from his grandparents house, where he lived with his brother and sister, to chase after a deer. A hunter's bullet intended for the deer, struck Wilmer instead. He spent two and a half months in a coma in a hospital in Guatemala city, and woke up in a world unfamiliar to the one he had known; now paralyzed from the waist down. Abandoned by his mother and father at a young age, Wilmer had only the support of his grandparents, who were getting old themselves and quickly realized they did not have the ability to support Wilmers needs given his new physical condition. With no money to keep up with hospital bills, they found an orphanage called Nuestros Pequenos Hermanos; a catholic organization that had the ability to help. 10 hours away from their life in Peten, along with his brother and sister, this orphanage became Wilmer's new home. Confused, angry, and completely dependent on others, Wilmer struggled through his adolescent years. He became accustomed to a life of difficulty; constant health complications, trips to the hospital, and feeling alienated from his peers because of his condition. He saw no opportunity to improve his life, and Wilmer became ashamed of who he was. When he was 18 he began to realize the power of his own mind. He credits the book 'Think and Grow Rich,' which was given to him as a gift, for his initial breakthrough. He learned that accepting himself as he was, and giving up were two completely different things, and his life began to change. He became obsessed with books, and applied himself to learning, finding strength for his own life through the wisdom of others. Combining self discipline with an eagerness to learn, Wilmer set goals, developed principles, and began taking giant strides in his life. He stopped looking for external validation and acceptance from others and focused more on his internal environment. By 29, he was working in public relations and partnerships for the orphanage, studying business in University, and simultaneously earning a masters in digital marketing. All the while putting together a business plan for a wellness center that is his dream to eventually open up with his brother. He began speaking all over the world, inspiring people with his story everywhere he went. Wilmer's life had taken a complete 180, he had made peace with his own life, and actualized the power of his own mind. He had found an upward trajectory for his life that inspired everyone he came in contact with. During this time, a lingering complication from his childhood accident became a life threatening issue, and Wilmer was told by doctors he had less than 2 years to live. The operation Wilmer needed had never been attempted in medical history, and Wilmer was turned away by as many hospitals as they contacted. Refusing to give up the fight, Wilmer began to manifest a future for himself despite his most recent complication. He remained positive and focused on his attitude, thoughts, and the energy he was putting out into the world, as he searched for an answer to his life's most recent curveball. We hope this episode brings a new perspective or at least makes you think about the power of the mind. The Symphony Podcast on Instagram: @thesymphonypodcastKyle on Instagram: @adventure_creatorMatthew on Instagram: @mcallans

Kommissar Reynolds, Onkel Titus, Mrs. Wilmers, Pendelton, Tiffman und Woodcraft sitzen gelangweilt in einem Feuerwehrwagen, Jonas möchte der Jugendfeuerwehr beitreten und hat sich diesbezüglich schon über C-Schläuche informiert, deren Funktion in der Folge völlig falsch dargestellt wird. Eben diese Folge (#23, Feuer in Rocky Beach) hat Jonas schon oft gehört und Jonathan hat schon oft davon gehört... beide sind suizidgefährdet und schadenfroh, alles wie immer also. Heute erfahrt ihr (aus vertrauter Quelle (Jonas)) noch viel mehr über die Feuerwehr und von Jonathan über Synchronsprecher und das korrekte Verhalten im Brandfall. Wir verabschieden uns in eine kleine, zweiwöchige Sommerpause! Danach gibt es aber unser erstes Gewinnspiel! Wir hören uns wieder am Freitag, dem 13.08 (-;

0:00 - Why Mischa decided to study Mandarin. 4:23 - What methods does Mischa use to self-study Mandarin Chinese. 7:57 - The challenge of learning Chinese characters. 10:11 - Discovering LingQ on the journey to fluency in Mandarin. 13:34 - Writing in Chinese. 16:39 - Getting to the point where time spent with Mandarin no longer feels like study. 23:23 - The biggest surprises so far on Mischa's Mandarin-learning journey.

Ist Mrs. Wilmers nun Justus Nachbarin, die laut Onkel Titus taub wie ein Marmeladenbrot ist? Oder ist sie doch eine alte, unhöfliche Dame, die sich von Onkel Titus betrogen fühlt und ihre Vormundschaft gegenüber des unschuldigen Mädchens Elisabeth ausnutzt, um an das Erbe von Fred Fireman zu kommen? Oder führt sie ein geheimes Doppelleben? Diesen und anderen Fragen gehen Jonas und Jonathan in der heutigen Episode auf den Grund und decken einen riesengroßen Logikfehler auf...

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Mary-Kay Wilmers, who retired as editor of the LRB last month, talks to Andrew O’Hagan about her career, first at Faber and Faber, then the Listener, then for 42 years at the London Review of Books. She talks about working with T.S. Eliot, the importance of being teased, and how a joke by Alan Bennett changed her life.The episode also contains extracts from Wilmers’s 1988 diary for the LRB, ‘Putting in the Commas’, and O’Hagan’s piece about Wilmers in the latest issue of the paper. Read and listen to them in full here:Mary-Kay Wilmers: Putting in the CommasAndrew O'Hagan: Miss SkippitSubscribe to the LRB from just £1 per issue: https://mylrb.co.uk/podcast20b See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I dagens avsnitt diskuteras bl.a. Corona pandemin, Wilmers framtidsplaner, skejtare och personliga trauman.

Nu är äntligen Tilda och Barbara här! Det diskuteras allt från Wilmers svaga kropp till att skalla Felix Sandman!

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Wilmers has been the editor of the ‘London Review of Books’, Europe’s legendary literary journal, since 1992. She’s also the author of non-fiction work ‘The Eitingons: A Twentieth-Century Story’ and, more recently, ‘Human Relations and Other Difficulties’, a collection of essays on women’s experiences. She talks to Monocle’s Megan Gibson about the joy of a good sentence and retracing the history of her Russian ancestors.

On Episode 2 of Rain Delay Theater: The Podcast, Steve Gelbs and Wayne Randazzo are joined by good “Friend” Wilmer Flores! The guys discuss the many Wilmers in Wilmer’s family, getting discovered by the Mets, the famous non-trade of 2015, and of course - the TV show ”Friends.” Steve and Wayne also test Wilmer to see if he can list all of his career walk off RBI! Subscribe to the show here: on.sny.tv/RainDelayTheaterPod

Marcia and Grey speak with Chris Wilmers about his love for the large predators such as pumas, lions and wolves. We discuss his current projects with SC Puma Project and how people can get involved. Chris Wilmers is a professor of environmental studies at UC Santa Cruz and lead investigator for the Santa Cruz Puma Project. The Puma Project is a research effort to better understand the impacts of human development on the behavior, physiology, ecology, conservation and management of pumas (aka mountain lions). Dr. Wilmers' lab group at UCSC is generally focused on understanding how global change influences animal behavior, population dynamics and community organization. They emphasize combining quantitative field techniques to better understand the ecology of the wildlife so as to better inform their management and conservation. In addition to the Santa Cruz Puma Project, the Wilmers lab group is involved in research, management and conservation efforts of large predators and/or their prey in Northern California, Yellowstone, Kenya and South Africa. Resource Links: Lab Web Page: http://wildlife.ucsc.edu Puma Project: http://santacruzpumas.org African Lion Project: http://africanlions.org