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By using frail, fallible people God makes it clear that the power lies not in the human messanger, but in the divine message. Bible in a Yera: 2 Kings 1-3 - Luke 24:1-35

King David proclaims in Tehillim (17:15), "Ani Be'sedek Eheze Fanecha" – "I shall behold Your countenance in righteousness." The Gemara in Masechet Baba Batra (10) explains this verse as revealing a fundamental precept relevant to Sedaka (charity) – that whoever involves himself in charity earns the privilege of beholding the Divine Presence. King David here teaches us that "Be'sedek," through the great merit of Sedaka, "Eheze Fanecha" – one is rewarded with the privilege of beholding a revelation of Hashem. This concept is seen in other sources, as well. Parashat Vayera begins by telling us that Hashem revealed Himself to Abraham Abinu: "Vayera Elav Hashem." The Sages explain that G-d came to Abraham to perform "Bikur Holim" (visiting the sick), as Abraham was recovering from the painful procedure of circumcision. Of course, Hashem does not visit every ailing righteous person. Why, then, did He appear to Abraham Abinu at this time? The answer is provided in the continuation of the verse, which tells us that Abraham was sitting outside his tent, in the heat of the day, looking for wayfarers in need of hospitality. As Abraham made a special effort to involve himself in Hesed (kindness), he was worthy of beholding a revelation of G-d. This can be seen also in the Misva of Aliya Le'regel, which requires making a pilgrimage to the Bet Ha'mikdash every Pesah, Shabuot and Sukkot with special sacrifices. The Torah commands that on these three occasions, "Year'eh Kol Zechurcha" ("all your males shall be seen" by G-d), and the Gemara interprets the word "Yera'eh" to mean not only that we are seen by Hashem on these occasions, but also that we see Him. (The word "Yera'eh" can be read as "Yir'eh" – "will see.") However, the Torah adds, "Lo Yera'u Fanai Rekam" – we cannot come to the Bet Ha'mikdash on the festivals "emptyhanded." In order to behold the Shechina (Divine Presence), we must offer sacrifices. We earn the great privilege of seeing G-d's presence only by giving. For this reason, the Arizal (Rav Yishak Luria of Safed, 1534-1572) taught that nowadays, when we do not have the Bet Ha'mikdash, we must give charity before every Yom Tob. Just as we needed to bring sacrifices in the Bet Ha'mikdash to behold the Shechina on the holidays, nowadays we must give charity in order to have this special privilege. The Ba'al Shem Tob (1698-1760) taught that the Shechina descends upon a person when he gives charity because the Divine Name is symbolically formed through the act of giving. The small coin, or bill, which one gives represents the first letter of Hashem's Name, the letter "Yod." One takes the coin or bill in his hand, which has five fingers, and thus corresponds to the letter "Heh" (which has the numerical value of 5). The outstretched arm as one gives the money represents the tall, straight letter "Vav," and the needy person's hand which receives the charity symbolizes the final letter "Heh," thus spelling the Name of "Havaya" ("Yod"-"Heh"-"Vav"-"Heh"'). Therefore, by giving charity, we bring Hashem's presence. In light of this teaching, the Kabbalists instruct that if one is placing Sedaka money in a charity box, instead of giving it directly to a needy individual, he should first transfer the money from one hand to the other. If one is placing the money into a box, there is no final "Heh," as the recipient does not receive the money directly from the donor. Therefore, in order to form the final letter, one should move the money from one hand to the other and then place it in a box. This practice is alluded to in the verse which commands giving charity, "Naton Titen" ("you shall surely give" – Debarim 15:10). The phrase "Naton Titen" alludes to two acts of giving – moving the charity money from hand to the next, and then placing it in the Sedaka box. Moreover, the Kabbalists teach that in order to create the Name, one must initiate the process of giving. If one waits for the needy individual to come and outstretch his arm, requesting assistance, then the sequence of the letters is distorted. The Name must begin with the letter "Yod," which, as mentioned, corresponds to the money which one gives. Therefore, one must not wait for the person in need to come and ask for help, and should instead approach the poor person and outstretch his arm with the donation, in order to spell the Name the right way. This is alluded to in the aforementioned verse in Tehillim, in which David says, "Ani Be'sedek" – "I, through charity," referring to his initiating the donation of charity. The verse continues, "Esbe'a Be'hakitz Temunatecha" (literally, "I shall be satiated by Your image when I awaken"), which can be understood to mean that if we must be "awakened" by a needy person asking for help, rather than initiating the donation, then we see only "Temunatecha" – a vague image. If we give only after we are approached, then we form the Name, but the letters are jumbled, so we do not behold Hashem clearly. It is only when "Ani Be'sedek," when we initiate the giving of charity, that "Ehezeh Panecha," we see Hashem's countenance clearly. This verse also teaches us another vitally important concept relevant to charity. The Gemara tells that Rabbi Eliezer would make a point of giving charity before prayer, based on this verse in Tehillim – "Ani Be'sedek Eheze Fanecha," which could be read to mean that David came to "see G-d" in prayer after fulfilling the Misva of charity ("Be'sedek"). The great merit of this special Misva helps ensure the prayer's acceptance. Indeed, the Pele Yoetz (Rav Eliezer Papo, 1785-1828) writes that synagogues should place a charity box near the entrance so that everyone can give money to charity immediately upon entering. Even if not, one should try to at least set money aside for charity before each prayer, and this will help the prayer achieve the desired result. This concept may be explained in light of the Arizal's teaching that before one prays, he should declare that he accepts upon himself the Misva of "Ve'ahabta Le're'acha Kamocha" ("You shall love your fellow as yourself"), and proclaim his love for all his fellow Jews. This has been explained based on a parable of two brothers who lived in different countries, one of whom was very wealthy, and the other underprivileged. One day, the underprivileged brother decided to sell the little he had to fund a trip to his wealthy brother, certain that his brother would generously assist him. After the long, grueling journey, the impoverished man came to his brother's home and knocked on the door. "Who are you?" the brother asked. "What do you mean? I'm your brother." "Sorry, I have nothing for you. Good luck." He slammed the door. Sometime later, the wealthy brother went to visit his aging father, whom he had not seen in quite a while. When he arrived, he knocked on the door. The father opened the door and asked, "Who are you?" "Who am I?! I'm your son!" "If you don't recognize your brother as your brother," the father said, "then why should I consider you my son? If you're not his brother, then you're not my son." If we want a loving relationship with our father, then we need to treat our brothers like our brothers. When we pray, we come to G-d as a child coming before his loving father, asking for what we need. In order to do this, we must first affirm our commitment to fulfill the command of "Ve'ahabta Le're'acha Kamocha," to regard all our fellow Jews as our brothers – for only then can we come before G-d and say that we are His children. This is why it is important to give charity before prayer, too. By giving charity, we are showing that we care about our fellow Jews like our brothers. And once we have made it clear that they are all our brothers, we can then stand before Hashem and ask Him to care for us like a loving father.

Prof. Kenan Engin, ku bi xebata xwe ya "100 saliya koçberiya Kurdan a li Almanya'yê" tê nas kirin ji sala 2018'an ve li Berlîn'ê di Zanîngena Akkon'ê de ders didan. Prof. Engin piştî ku li hember reftarên cudakar ên xebatkarên zanîngehê yên li dij xwedekarên esil biyanî nerazîbûn nîşan da, bê sedem ji karê xwe hat derxistin. Von Kamil Basergan.

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A highly respected higher education administrator and a first-generation college student born of immigrant parents, Dr. Cronin has served in community colleges for more than two decades. Before beginning her presidency at Delaware County Community College in July 2023, Dr. Cronin spent five years as president of Columbia Gorge Community College in The Dalles, Oregon. Dr. Cronin is the second woman and the first Latina to lead the College. Since her arrival her priorities have included providing greater accessibility to education to students in eastern Delaware County—via the future Southeast Center in Drexel Hill, Pa.—and in Chester County, where the College is expanding its offerings. She has focused on increasing high school dual enrollment with pilot programs such as the Teacher Education and Social Work programs for high school student. Passionate about inclusion, she has overseen the growth and expansion of the College's Center for Equity and Social Justice as well as the College's intercollegiate athletics programs She serves on the boards of the Chester County Economic Development Council and the Riverfront Alliance of Chester County. Dr. Cronin served as co-chair of the Oregon Community College Association's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee, co-chair of the Board for the Oregon League of Minority Voters and president of the Comunidades board, a bi-state organization dedicated to advocating for and empowering Latino women and youth in the region. She also served on the American Association of Community Colleges' Commission on Small and Rural Colleges, as a commissioner for the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, and on former Oregon Governor Kate Brown's Regional Solutions Advisory Committee. Under Dr. Cronin's leadership, Columbia Gorge Community College secured funding for a $16.4 million capital project, which led to the design and construction of the Columbia Gorge Regional Skills Center and Chinook Residence Hall on its main campus. Prior to that Dr. Cronin served in administrative and faculty roles at Indian River State College in Fort Pierce, Florida, including vice president of Academic Affairs, dean of the School of Education, department chair and full professor. She also has more than a decade of K-12 teaching experience in Florida. While there Dr. Cronin served on several Florida Department of Education committees and advisory groups, as the Florida Delegate for the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, and as a representative for the college on the Achieving the Dream Core Team and the American Association of Community Colleges' National Guided Pathways Project. She also has more than a decade of K-12 teaching experience in Florida. Among the awards Dr. Cronin has received over her 30-year career in education are a Phi Theta Kappa International Distinguished Advisor Award and a League for Innovation in the Community College Innovation of the Year Award. Dr. Cronin holds a Doctor of Education with an emphasis on curriculum and instruction from the University of Sarasota, a Master of Science degree in Reading from Barry University and a bachelor's degree in French from the University of Miami.  

The Rivalry reunites with Mirabelle Oberron in Waterdeep, encounters the infamous Odin Brinestone, and prepares to come before the council of Waterdeep. Nesrin demands a meeting with Yera. SHOW NOTES INFORMATION COMMUNITY INFO Send us pics of you rocking D2C Merch and we will publish them on the Community page of our website. Click HERE to check it out! CHARACTER ART Official D20 to Curtain Character Art created by Nsikak Udofia Check out some of Nsikak Udofia's amazing work at https://www.deviantart.com/hodahcity   MUSIC / SOUND EFFECTS LICENSE INFORMATION Rock Scissor Rock by Louise Goldberg The Hero's Call (D20 to Curtain / Hillgarden Theme) by Louise Goldberg To hear more of Louise Goldberg's work, visit her profile at https://soundcloud.com/louise-goldberg For information about Louise's band, Miss Brown to You, visit https://www.reverbnation.com/missbrowntoyou Desert City Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)  Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ 

Send us a Text Message.#059 Ever wondered how to successfully transfer your skills as a rehab professional into the MedTech space? Growing up in Central Jersey, Yera was initially drawn to physical therapy. However, struggling with the increasing demands of her job and witnessing issues within the healthcare system during her mother's health crisis, she sought a path that better aligned with the flexibility she desired and her career aspirations.In this episode, you will learn what MedTech is, how your skills as a rehab professional can be transferred into this crowded space, how Yera navigated this journey into the MedTech space, and what her current role as a senior performance manager at Exos consists of. Transitioning into medtech might be overwhelming but Yera gives us practical strategies for tailoring your resume and enhancing your skills. Upskilling, embracing change, overcoming imposter syndrome, and leveraging transferable skills are key elements in navigating this career transition successfully. Tune in if you are looking to navigate a successful career pivot into the MedTech space.For links and show notes, head to: https://rehabrebels.org/059Start your Rehab Rebel Journey! Receive access to FREE monthly progress updates, interview schedule, and a BONUS Top 25 Alternative Careers List for Rehab Professionals when you Start your Rebel Career and be part of the Rehab Rebels Tribe!This month's sponsor is Engage Movement, the go-to solution for rehab professionals looking to increase their earnings without extending their work hours. Visit EngageMovement.com/rehabrebels and use the promo code REBELS to unlock your training for FREE!Join us on Instagram and Facebook or your favorite social media @rehabrebels!Subscribe through Apple Podcast or Spotify! Support the Show.

O SE IYEBIYE JU BI O SE RO LO

O SE IYEBIYE JU BI O SE RO LO

  La payada nuestra de cada sábado: NAZARENO PERALTA – NAHUEL FEDERIZZI. Entrevista en el camino: LEANDRO CREADO (“Ritual de yerba y bombilla”). Efemérides del arte: WALDEMAR LAGOS (“Mañanitas camperas”). Taller de payadores: CACHO ARTIGAS (“El rancho”). Nuevas voces payadoras: NAZARENO PELRALTA (“El cielo del albañil”). Agenda payadoril: TAMARA CASTRO (“Zamba de amor en vuelo”).

Just before the performance of a Berit Mila, the infant's father recites the Beracha of "Le'hachniso Bi'brito Shel Abraham Abinu." The question was posed to Rav Yosef Shalom Elyashiv (1910-2012) as to whether a father may recite this Beracha if he is not able to be present at the Berit. If somebody at the Berit calls the father when the Mohel is prepared to circumcise the child, to inform the father that the Berit is about to be performed, may the father recite the Beracha at that point?Rav Elyashiv ruled that the father can recite this Beracha even if he is not present at the Berit, because he still fulfills the Misva of bringing his son into the covenant by having his son circumcised, and the Beracha of "Le'hachniso Bi'brito Shel Abraham Abinu" is recited over the privilege of bringing one's child into the covenant. As long as he knows when the Berit is taking place – such as via a telephone call – he can recite the Beracha.In addition to the Beracha of "Le'hachniso," the father also recites at the Berit another Beracha – the Beracha of "She'hehiyanu." Rav Chaim Pinchas Scheinberg (1910-2012) ruled that if the father forgot to recite "She'hehiyanu" at the Berit, he may still recite the Beracha afterward, as long as he still experiences the special joy of having his son circumcised. This case could perhaps be compared to the case of one who forgot to recite "She'hehiyanu" during Kiddush on the first night of Yom Tob, who recites the Beracha when he remembers, even during Hol Ha'mo'ed. Although one might argue that the case of Kiddush differs from the case of the Berit, in that the Misva of the Yom Tob celebration continues throughout Hol Ha'mo'ed, and for this reason "She'hehiyanu" can still be recited, the truth is that the cases are, in fact, quite similar. Even after the Berit Mila has been performed, the Misva is still fulfilled throughout the child's life, as he is circumcised and bears the mark of the covenant. As such, even after the Berit, the father can still recite "She'hehiyanu" if he neglected to recite the Beracha at the Berit, as long as he still experiences the special joy of the Misva.The Bet Yosef (commentary to the Tur by Maran, author of the Shulhan Aruch) addresses the question (in Yoreh De'a 265) of how it is permissible for the Mohel to recite the Beracha over the Berit Mila before performing the circumcision, given that the child is exposed in the Mohel's presence. Generally speaking, Halacha forbids reciting a Beracha in the presence of exposed body parts that are normally covered. At a Berit, however, the Mohel recites the Beracha over the Misva of circumcision with the child's private body parts fully exposed. Citing the Rosh (Rabbenu Asher Ben Yehiel, 1250-1327), the Bet Yosef explains that the prohibition against reciting a Beracha in the presence of exposure stems from the verse, "Ve'haya Mahanecha Kadosh Ve'lo Yera'eh Becha Ervat Davar" – "Your camp shall be holy, and nakedness shall not be seen among you" (Debarim 23:15). The concept underlying this Halacha is that a Beracha must be recited in a state of Kedusha (sanctity), which would be compromised if private body parts are exposed. A Berit Mila, however, is an inherently sacred occasion, and thus the exposure of the infant's private body parts does not affect the possibility of reciting a Beracha at this very special moment. Others offer a different explanation, suggesting that this prohibition does not apply when such a young child is exposed. The Shulhan Aruch writes that if the child soiled himself just before the Berit, it is proper to have the filth cleaned before performing the Berit, out of respect for the Misva. Although Berachot may be recited in the presence of excrement produced by an infant who has not yet begun eating solid food, nevertheless, it is clearly more appropriate to avoid performing a Berit in the presence of such excrement, for obvious reasons.Summary: If a father is not present at his son's Berit, and somebody at the Berit calls him to inform him when the Mohel is about to perform the circumcision, the father may recite at that point the Beracha of "Le'hachniso Bi'brito Shel Abraham Abinu." If a father forgot to recite "She'hehiyanu" at his son's Berit, he may recite it afterward, as long as he still experiences the special joy of the Misva. If the infant soils himself just before the Berit, it is proper to first clean the filth before performing the circumcision.

O SE IYEBIYE JU BI O SE RO LO

O SE IYEBIYE JU BI O SE RO LO

-- . Nûçeyên giring yên Swêdê îro 26.06.2023 ji vê podkasta beê kurdî yê Radyoya Swêdê. Pêşkêşkar: Sidki HiroriDerhêner: Lorin Ibrahim Berzinci

Restardi uue aasta esimese saate külaline on idufirma Yera, mis on kaasanud nimekatelt investoritelt raha ja plaanib teha rutiinset tööd mängustamise huvitavamaks. Yera abil saavad töötajad teenida punkte tööülesannete täitmise eest ning need vahetada omale meelepäraste hüvede vastu. Firma investorite hulka kuuluvad Specialist VC, Alvar Lumberg, Kaarel Kotkas ning Alar Ojastu. Saates on külas Yera kaasasutaja Veiko Aunapuu. Saatejuhid on Henrik Roonemaa ja Taavi Kotka. Tunnusmuusika Paul Oja. Restarti toetab Fractory: pilvepõhine platvorm metallitöödeks.

Entrevista a Javier Yera, catedrático de trombón que nos cuenta su gran experiencia enseñando este instrumento de forma online Fuente

Episode 162 – 2022 – Aqui con el Latin Mixmaster Radio Show, with Dj Don Migi, como siempre bringing you AGOSTO's HITS! Todo lo Fresco de Myke Towers, Jhay Cortez, Feid, Paulo Londra, J Tian HD, Pipe Calderon, Karol G, Maldy, Chris Wandell, Kevvo, Yera, Carlos Vives, Lalo Ebratt, Ozuna, Tokischa, Louchie Lou, Michie One, Cauty, Zion Y Lennox, Chesca, Alejo, Rayo y Toby, Legend Effect, Cholo, Rauw Alejandro, Lyanno, Brray, Nicky Jam. Gracias Mi Gente! Thank you all, for all your support, comparte el amor, share Y reenviar este programa. TRACKLIST. 01. Myke Towers feat Jhay Cortez – Ande Con Quien Ande. 02. Feid – Si Te La Encuetras Por Ahi. 03. Paulo Londra – Julieta. 04. J Tian HD feat Pipe Calderon – Pa Lo Malo Bueno. 05. Karol G feat Maldy – Gatubela. 06. Chris Wandell feat Kevvo – Tu Mama. 07. Yera feat Carlos Vives & Lalo Ebratt – Mamacita. 08. Ozuna feat Tokischa, Louchie Lou & Michie One – Somos Iguales. 09. Cauty feat Zion Y Lennox – Ponle Dembow. 10. Chesca feat Alejo – Piensas En Mi. 11. Rayo Y Toby feat Legend Effect & Cholo – Maquina. 12. Rauw Alejandro feat Lyanno & Brray – Lokera. 13. Nicky Jam – Sin Novia. www.instagram.com/donmigi www.facebook.com/donmigi

Starting on live TV at a beauty pageant, we follow four women across two referendums to explore the consequences of talking about abortion and discover the quiet power and hidden dangers of speech itself. And when a young Josh Healy learns some unexpected news from his girlfriend, his first thought is of his grandmothers. STORIES Lights Out: A Sense of Quietness This story follows a line of connection through four women across two referendums to explore the unexpected consequences of talking about abortion. Starting on live television at a beauty pageant, we hear from a journalist, a radio producer, the founder of a woman's clinic and a woman traveling from Ireland to the UK - and discover the quiet power and hidden dangers of speech itself. This story contains threats of sexual assault and discusses abortion. Please take care while listening. A Sense of Quietness' was originally produced for Lights Out, a Falling Tree production for BBC Radio 4. It was produced by Eleanor McDowall and features Brianna Parkins, Siobhan McHugh and Anne Connolly, as well as the anonymous woman who traveled. With additional recordings courtesy of Zoë Comyns and Regan Hutchins. To hear more documentaries from the Lights Out series, everything is freely available on the Falling Tree website. Barbara & Esther When Josh Healey learns some unexpected news from his girlfriend, his first thought… is of Grandma Barbara and Grandma Henrietta This story was told at SNAP LIVE in New York. Watch Josh's live performance! The original music was composed by Alex Mandel, and performed by Alex and the Snap Judgment Playaz — Tim Frick and David Brandt. It was recorded and mixed by Pat Mesiti-Miller. Artwork by Teo Ducot Special thanks to Yera, Annie Ngyuen, and Richard Bowie for collecting tape out on the streets for this episode. Season 13 - Episode 37

In this episode, host Marc Goldberg interviews three graduates from Columbia Gorge Community College's Electro-Mechanical Technology program, who are all currently employed at General Electric (GE) Renewable Energy. Brian Irwin, a site supervisor, and Colby Williamson, a wind turbine technician, speak to how valuable the hands-on, practical education and training was at CGCC while also sharing their perspectives on the quality of their jobs and careers at GE. Senior services manager, Tyrel Quantrell, highlights the benefits of partnering with the college, participating in CGCC's program advisory committee and offering work-based learning opportunities. Dr. Marta Yera Cronin, the president of Columbia Gorge Community College, reflects on the interviews and discusses different ways the college advances racial equity and economic mobility by prioritizing job quality within the college and working with employers to advance good jobs and careers in the region. She also elaborates on how Future Ready Oregon 2022  and other state funding can assist the college in developing new programs that are responsive to changing industry skill sets and occupations. The All In: Student Pathways Forward podcast is a part of Oregon's participation in the National Skills Coalition SkillSPAN network.

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Dukomeze gufatanya muri uru rugendo rwo gusoma Bibiliya yera yose

Dukomeze gufatanya muri uru rugendo rwo gusoma Bibiliya yera Yose

Dukomeze gufatanya muri uru rugendo rwo gusoma Bibiliya yera Yose

Dukomeze gufatanya Muri iyi gahunda yo gusoma Bibiliya

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Dukomeze Gufatanya muri uru rugendo rwo gusoma Bibiliya yera Yose, Ntucike intege

Tegera amatwi igitabo cy'umubwiriza Wumve inama Salomo yagiye atugira zitandukanye

Umva uko Salomo yaririmbiye abakunzi be

Igitabo cy'umuhanuzi Yesaya watumwe guhanurira ubwoko bw' Abayuda ngo bihane.

Tegera amatwi igitabo cy'umubwiriza

Umva inama zubaka Salomo akomeje kutwungura

Umva inama z' ubwenge zitangwa n' umunyabwenge Salomo

Episode 158 – 2022 – Aqui con el Latin Mixmaster Radio Show, with Dj Don Migi, como siempre bringing you ABRIL's HITS! Todo lo Fresco de Ozuna, Boza, Jeremy G, Lalo Ebratt, Dekko, Yera, Guelo Star, Anitta, Checho Corleone, LIT Killah, L-Gante, Farina, Ryan Castro, El Micha, La Melo, Freddy El Insuperable, Lyanno, Rauw Alejandro, Jhay Cortez, Aazar, Mariah Angelic, Zaac, Danny Synthe, Don Omar, Wisin, Gente De Zona, Kassav. Gracias Mi Gente! Thank you all, for all your support, comparte el amor, share Y reenviar este programa. TRACKLIST. 01. Ozuna feat Boza – Apretaito. 02. Jeremy G – Desnuda. 03. Lalo Ebratt feat Dekko & Yera – Amor Con Odio. 04. Guelo Star & De La Ghetto – Maldito Alcohol. 05. Anitta feat Chencho Corleone – Gata. 06. LIT Killah feat De La Ghetto & L-Gante – KU. 07. Farina feat Ryan Castro – Fiesta. 08. El Micha feat La Melo & Freddy El Insuperable – Chirrin Chirran. 09. Lyanno & Rauw Alejandro – Poderosa. 10. Jhay Cortez – Sensual Bebe. 11. Aazar feat French Montana, Mariah Angelic, Zaac & Danny Synthe – The Carnival. 12. Don Omar feat Wisin & Gente De Zona – Soy Yo. 13. Kassav feat Gente De Zona – Hice Bien Quererte. www.instagram.com/donmigi www.facebook.com/donmigi #PuertoRico #Cuba #Chile #Ecuador #Argentina #Peru #Bolivia #CostaRica #Guatemala #Honduras #Nicaragua #Brasil #Colombia #DominicanRepublic #Panama #Venezuela #Uruguay #Paraguay #ElSalvador #Mexico #Spain

Yera Music habla de lo que pasó con Trapical Minds y lo que pasa en la costa con la música DERECHOS DE AUTOR PROTEGIDOS POR: EL GRUPO B Síguenos: INSTAGRAM : @dimeloking https://www.instagram.com/dimeloking FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/Dimeloking.tv CONTACTO: +57 3045991062 DIMELO KING ES UNA MARCA DEL GRUPO B EMPRESARIAL.

Today's guest is Yera, better known in the Atlanta techno scene as Shakes. Yera is a die-hard techno fan, fashionista and the founder of Twisted Lines. Twisted Lines began in 2018 in the alleyways of L.A., but has grown into an Atlanta-based community of techno and house music lovers who build art events inspired by the underground warehouse raves of the 90's. Her events are much more than just themed music nights: past events have incorporated sports car collectives, art installations, and they recently closed out Atlanta's Digital Art Week.

O SE IYEBIYE JU BI O SE RO LO

In our culture, it's taboo to believe in angels or to talk openly about being “led.” We laugh at the idea of angels because we are intelligent, modern people. In Torah, our matriarch Sarah also laughs. This week's parsha is chock full of angels. In this episode, I explore what might happen if we suspend belief in our deep beliefs.

Its the suit that makes the man, but this man makes the suit! On Chat Past Midnight, Andrew sits down with talk show host, Yera Nanan. Yera's show can be seen on his Instagram @theycalledhimsmiles, where he talks it up with his good friend Nick. Join us as we talk about funny informercials, Greek Restaurants, and play a quick game of “Mad Libs.” --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chatpastmidnight/support

Luego del éxito "No es para tanto" en colaboración con Yera y Ana Mena, el cantautor venezonalo está de lanzamiento con "¿Y ahora qué?, un tema que lo regresa a sus raíces, al sonido pop latino de textos románticos que tanto le caracteriza, y que además, lo acompaña durante la cuarentena a desempeñar el papel de papá junto a sus hijos. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com