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Group Guide Use this guide to help your group discussion as you meet this week. TranscriptCome on, if you will, grab your Bibles and go to Second Samuel, chapter nine. We're going to be reading all of Second Samuel chapter nine together this morning. That's on page 149 in one of the blue Bibles. So if you want to grab one of those from the seat in front of you, would love for you to turn there. It's good to hold a Bible. It's good to hold it open and read together. We have already walked through 2nd Samuel 8 and 10. We're working through the whole book of 2nd Samuel. We took a little break right around Easter, but we've already looked at 8, chapters 8 and chapters 10, because they were dealing with the military victories of David that he was successful, because God was blessing him, defending the nation of Israel and enlarging the territory of Israel as they were attacked and as they defended, they would claim new lands. And so we looked at that. But in the middle of that recounting of the victories of David, there's this story that we're going to look at in chapter nine. And it. In chapter eight, it just finished by saying that David ruled with equity and justice, that he's a good king. And then it's going to give this little story. And in some ways that typifies that, that shows us that. And I think this is one of the beautiful highlights of David's kingship. So we're going to study it together this morning, and through it, we're going to try to set our minds on Christ and how he's a good king and how this story reflects to us some of the beauty of what he is like and how good he is. So chapter nine, verse one. This is David at kind of the height of his power. In some ways. He's been victorious. He's established the kingdom. It's firmly in his hand. And I think this gives us a little glimpse into what he's like because it says this.> And David said, "Is there still anyone left of the house of Saul, that I may show him kindness for Jonathan's sake?" (2 Samuel 9:1, ESV)So if you'll remember, Saul was the first king of Israel and Jonathan was his son. And when David killed Goliath, it says that Jonathan, the souls of Jonathan and David were knit together, and they loved one another and they were friends and cared for one another. And Jonathan helped David escape Saul, his father, when Saul was going to kill him. And they made covenantal promises to each other that David promised that he would be good to him in his kingdom and he'd be good to his family. And David even promised Saul that he would not, if he became king, kill all of Saul's family. And so David, in this moment of power, when he's got some victories under his belt and things have settled, he's got his own city, he's got the. The ark brought to the city, he's got the tabernacle, a tent set up for the ark. I went in the tabernacle. It was in a different place. I was about to misspeak there. David stops and says, can't I find somebody to keep this promise to Jonathan? Is there not anybody where I can show kindness to? And if you would think about kings, if they're constantly at war, the sorts of things that they might be inclined to do when they had a moment of break, when they had a moment down where they might be inclined to make themselves greater, enlarge their palaces, rest. And we get this moment where David, in the moment of stillness, goes, can't I keep this promise? Is there not someone that I can show kindness to for Jonathan's sake? Verse 2. Now, there was a servant of the house of Saul whose name was Ziba. And they called him to David. And the king said to him, are you Zeba? And he said, I am your servant. Which is just a humble way to say yes. Now, if you're Zeba and you're a servant of Saul, and David, who Saul was at war against, has now become king. There was a war between the house of Saul and David for several years because of Saul, and then with Ishma Sheth, and then they come to your house and they say, hey, David wants to see you. I'm going to go ahead and guess that you're not ecstatic at that news, that this was probably kind of stressful for Ziba. If they came to you and just said, hey, the president needs to talk to you, you'd have a lot of questions. Why? What for? And they're like, we got to get there quick. We brought a helicopter. Me. Are you. Check the name again. Why do I need to see the president? And even if you thought there was not a good chance that he was going to execute you on the White House lawn, you'd still be nervous. Well, Ziba is in a situation where he's a part of the house of Saul. It's like, this might not be going to go well. And he's brought before the king. And the king said, is there not still someone of the house of Saul that I may show the kindness of God to him? So David's Intent is to bless someone in the house of Saul, to show the kindness of God to them. And Zeba said to the king, there is still a son of Jonathan. He is crippled in his feet. Now that's an interesting, might even argue, troubling response. He, he doesn't say who in Ziba's mind. The thing that's important is he's crippled in his feet. And if you're someone who deals with a disability, specifically physical ones, that it's possible for you to feel like this is kind of how it works, that that's what's seen and known about you to the point of it swallows your identity either for other people or for yourself, that that's how you're marked, that's how you're labeled. That's how you're understood to the point of even being able to lose yourself in it. Now, we know that this son of Jonathan, his name is Mephibosheth. And we know that because of the introduction that were given to him in chapter four. But it, and it's a tragic introduction. So I want to show that it's a chapter four. You can go one page over in the blue Bible, Chapter four, verse four, says> Jonathan the son of Saul had a son who was lame in his feet. He was five years old when the news about Saul and Jonathan came from Jezreel. His nurse took him up and fled, and as she fled in her haste she fell and the child became lame. His name was Mephibosheth. (2 Samuel 4:4, ESV)So Mephibosheth, when he was five, on the same day, lost his granddad, his dad, his home, and his ability to walk. Now, any one of those things, no matter what your age is, would be extremely difficult to try to process through. But to have them all happen when you're five is an immense, acute amount of suffering. To be displaced, to be a refugee, to lose your father, to lose your grandfather, to lose everything you knew and understood about the world and your place in it, to lose all sense of safety. None of these things are anything that we would want a five year old to have to deal with. And he loses all of it at once and physically carries the reminder in himself from that day forward. In this culture, it was possible that he also carried the stigma of the judgment of God on him, that somehow he had earned this or deserved this or that God had added this to him. And all cultures, including ours, consistently ask, why do these sorts of things Happen? Why do we face this amount of suffering? Why do we have things like this happen? There's an interaction with Jesus and his disciples in John chapter nine where they see a man who's born blind and his disciples ask Jesus who sinned, that this man was born blind, was it him or, or his parents? The reason being, the reasoning being that someone had to sin for him to be cursed this way. Someone had to sin for this to befall him. Obviously it was deserved. That's the assumption. Then the thing they're troubled with is if he had become blind later in life, we wouldn't have the question because he had earned it. But since he was born blind, whose fault is that? Is it his parents fault or did he somehow earn it? But how did he earn it when he was born this way? That's, that's the thought process that they're trying to work out. And we can see that the idea of suffering, and specifically the suffering of someone young, or the suffering of someone born a certain way, or the suffering of, of the kind of the chaos suffering that just seems to happen adds more questions to it. Every once in a while we watch someone and we go, yeah, the reason that happened to you is that you're dumb and you make bad choices. You earned that one. But there are other times where we're going, we don't know how to place this, how does this fit? And that's the question that they're asking. And that honestly is the question that so much of life has to try to answer. Every religion has to try to answer that, every worldview has to try to answer that. So if you believe in karma, you would say that these sort of things, this type of suffering happens because of a previous life. You have a chance to suffer well in this one and then be reincarnated in a, in a better form. If you're Buddhist, you would say that all the material world's an illusion anyway and we're supposed to try to see through it. I was speaking to my neighbor who's Islamic. She said that in our suffering there are specific times where God hears us better in prayers and so we can pray to him and we can ask why. And she said, it's the primary purpose of praying to God in suffering is to ask why. Understanding that the reason you're suffering is God is trying to teach you something. Our Western culture is one of the least prepared to handle suffering in a what's called an imminent frame, which is all that we have is what we can see and taste and touch all we have is science, then there's no purpose in suffering, and the best you can do is get out of it quickly. We at least had at some point previously in generations, we understood that you could grow as a person and develop in character. And we still have a little bit of that, that you could somehow develop as a person so that you could become tough for the world. But now we've mostly shifted into, let's make the world soft for you. And so if anything causes pain or discomfort or suffering, you need to get rid of it, and you need to get rid of it quickly, whatever that means. Get rid of the relationship physically change, however, you can change to the point of surgeries or whatever, but we've got to change the situation so that you don't have to deal with that anymore. And in Christianity, I think we're given better answers and a better hope. We. We know that God's original design did not include any of this. And we know that through sin, suffering has entered the world. We know that it's not all earned. There are some, you know, there's rules in the world, like gravity. But a lot of the suffering that we face is not somehow earned by us or could have been avoided by our good behavior. Jesus, in his response to the disciples when they asked that question, says, neither, but so that the works of God might be displayed in Him. There's another instance In John, chapter 11, where Lazarus dies, and he says that God allowed this to happen for the sake of displaying his glory, that there's something unique that can happen in suffering and through suffering, a unique, peculiar way that God can work to display his goodness, to display his glory, to display his greatness. That only can happen in suffering. There's a unique and peculiar way that he can work in your life only through suffering, that he can't work in other ways or chooses not to. And we know because Jesus joins us in our suffering that there is no suffering that is wasted, that he's not distant from it, but he loves us in it, and that he works redemptively through it, and that we have a hope beyond it. So we don't get all the answers we want. We don't understand why some of these things happen to the degree they happen to you or to this other person, why him, not her? We don't understand those things. We actually don't get that answer. But we do know that Jesus meets us in it, cares for us, sees us, knows us. And we see specifically in this situation with Mephibosheth, a glimpse of how God cares and knows and works. And specifically in this situation with someone who's physically disabled, how he works and relates and ls. So I want to keep reading because I love what happens next. Verse 4. So Zeba just said, he's got a son.> Then the king said to him, "Where is he?" And Ziba said to the king, "Behold, he is in the house of Machir the son of Ammiel, in Lo-debar." (2 Samuel 9:4, ESV)The king sent and had him brought from Lo-debar, from the house of Machir the son of Ammiel.> Then King David sent and had him brought from Lo-debar, from the house of Machir the son of Ammiel. (2 Samuel 9:5, ESV)If you thought Ziba was uncomfortable, if you agreed with me on that assessment, Mephibosheth has to be quite nervous. If they showed up and said, hey, Mephibosheth, King David's looking for you. Why? Because you're a descendant of Saul. Great, good, normal thing to do is to go round up anybody else who could be a rival to your kingdom. You just wipe them out. And he's like, oh, okay. And they say, no, no, no, no. He wants you to come because he's going to be nice to you. Doesn't that make it worse? Feels more suspicious that way. He's got a gift for you. Sure he does. So I should, like, hug my wife and tell her bye? That's what you're saying? This isn't going to go well, but I don't know how trusting he was. It doesn't tell us. David does respond to him and tell him not to be afraid. So I think there's a. There's an indication that there was some anxiety over the situation. But it says this in verse six.> And Mephibosheth the son of Jonathan, son of Saul, came to David and fell on his face and paid homage. And David said, "Mephibosheth." And he answered, "Behold, I am your servant." (2 Samuel 9:6, ESV)And David said to him, do not fear, for I will show you kindness for the sake of your father Jonathan, and I will restore to you all the land of Saul your grandfather, and you shall eat at my table always.> And David said to him, "Do not fear, for I will show you kindness for the sake of your father Jonathan, and I will restore to you all the land of Saul your grandfather, and you shall eat at my table always." (2 Samuel 9:7, ESV)He bowed himself and said, what is your servant, that you should show regard for a dead dog such as I? Then the king called Ziba Saul's servant, and said to him,> "Behold, I have given to your master's grandson all that belonged to Saul and to all his house. You and your sons and your servants shall till the land for him, and you shall bring in the produce, that your master's grandson may have bread to eat; but Mephibosheth your master's grandson shall eat at my table." (2 Samuel 9:8–10, ESV)Now Ziba had fifteen sons and twenty servants. Then Ziba said to the king, according to all that my lord the king commands his servant, so will your servant do. So Mephibosheth ate at David's table like one of the king's sons.> And Mephibosheth had a young son whose name was Mica, and all who lived in Ziba's house became Mephibosheth's servants. And Mephibosheth lived in Jerusalem, for he ate continually at the king's table. Now he was lame in both his feet. (2 Samuel 9:12–13, ESV)So Mephibosheth lived in Jerusalem, for he ate always at the king's table. Now he was lame in both his feet, which will factor into the story again later as we run back into Mephibosheth. But David has welcomed him, invited him in, and placed him at his table, restored everything he could restore to him. And it's wonderful. And I think sometimes when we read these stories, when you're reading the. The Bible, sometimes you just come across something like this and you're like, okay, what do we do with that? How are we supposed to understand that? And in general, we've been trained to. When you interact with a story, that the story is trying to tell you something about life or about yourself, some sort of moral, some sort of lesson. And then we import that specifically when we come to the Bible, we're going, this is obviously written for some kind of lesson. And. And there are things that are like that. Paul says that in First Corinthians, he says these things were written down for our instruction so that we wouldn't do what they did. So that's an okay thing to do, to read the Scriptures and go, okay, yeah, let's not repeat that. Let's learn from that. Just like if you have an older sibling and they do dumb things, it's good for you to go, yeah, I'm also not going to do that. So we're able to look into this and see this. But that's not the primary way to read the Bible. We're not supposed to just take in lessons, although that's what we've been trained to do. That's. I don't know if you all know this, but every culture, stories help you understand what their ideals are, what they care about, what they value. That's why so many of the stories we tell right now are about throwing off anything that would keep you from being your real, authentic self. That's what a whole lot of our stories are about. Figuring out how to find out the real you and listen to that voice inside and seeing that with your little animal companion or whatever. Like, that's the stuff that we put out there and how your parents are stupid, that's a bonus. Just throw that in there. Don't listen to them. But that's a lot of the stories about freedom, about being alone, about figuring out how to find it all in yourself. We have a lot of those kind of stories. That's not the stories that people used to tell. We actually went and took all of the old fairy tales and turned them into that. But the old fairy tales used to be like, hey, honey, you about to go to sleep? Let me tell you a story. There was a little girl, she's about your age, her mom gave her a chore. She didn't do the chore. And she got eaten night pudding. Those were the stories. There was a mermaid, and her dad told her, don't become a person. And she became one and then suffered forever. Good night. Listen to your dad. Those are the stories. And so we. We understand, we're trying to read sometimes, and we're going, what's the lesson here? But when we come to the text, when we come to the Bible, that's secondary in our understanding. The Bible's primary purpose is to tell us the story of God and his interaction with humans and to display his greatness. This is how Jesus tells us to read the Bible. He looks at the. The Pharisees and he says, you search the Scriptures because you think that in them you have life, but it's they that testify about me. The point of the Scriptures is to point us to Christ first and foremost. So, yes, we can learn lessons and we can say we ought to be like David and we ought to be kind and we ought to be gracious. But if we're looking for ourselves in stories so often, what happens is we end up putting ourselves in the. In the position of the hero. But we're not in the position of the hero. Christ is in the position of the hero. If we're to find ourselves in this story, we're Mephibosheth. We've lost everything and have no ability to get it back. That's us in the scheme of the world. It's all gone. You've been born into an enemy house. You've been born into sin. You've chosen sin and you have no way to come back. You have nothing in yourself that can merit or earn your salvation. You have no hope on your own. But God in Christ has chosen to rescue and to redeem and to welcome each other. Enemies and to bring him into his house. Enemies who could not have accomplished anything on their own. Enemies who. Who by nature and choice have fallen away. Enemies who have rebelled, enemies who do not belong are brought in because he's good. I love that he says, for the sake of Jonathan, because it's for the sake of Christ that we're welcomed in. It's not for our sake. It's not something that you've done. It's not something that you've accomplished. It's not something that you've earned. It's something that has been accomplished by Jesus on our behalf. So if your framework for what you're trying to do, even just being here this morning is, I'm going to get it together. I'm going to fix it. I've messed some things up, but I'm going to get better. I'm going to do what's good. I'm going to do what's right. I'm going to. I'm going to change. And your intent is to do that on your own in such a way that merits you a seat at the king's table. It will never happen. But I've got better news. The king goes out of his way to seek and to save the lost. He goes out of his way to find and to bring in rebels to his house. He goes out of his way to get those who do not belong and in any other system would not be welcome. They're brought in. And I think we say this a lot, so I think you've heard it. I think we've said a lot that you're a sinner, you're broken. We don't usually use this phrase, but we could. You're like Mephibosheth. You're a dead dog. Maybe we should start. I think we say that a lot. I think what can happen sometimes is we can miss. Mephibosheth lays on his face before the king understands his position is absolute worthlessness. He has nothing to bring. And then he gets up and he goes to the table. I don't want you to miss that. Because his position at the table should be one of joy and delight and fellowship and welcome, like a king's son. He shouldn't sit forever and go, oh, my dead. He shouldn't do that. That's not the position he's in. And here's the other thing that I think sometimes happens in our mind. You might go, yes, I understand. I'm saved only by grace. Yes, I understand that Jesus did everything. Yes, yes, yes. And then somehow you work in your mind that you've snuck in the back door. Everybody else is loved and welcome, but somehow you're here on some kind of technicality. It's not how it works. I don't know if y'all can imagine with me the moments when David looked down the table at all of his sons and at Mephibosheth. I don't know if you can imagine the Moments that Mephibosheth moved or spoke or laughed like Jonathan and David's heart leapt. And how much joy and delight there was in David's heart to have him at the table. And as Christ goes to work for you and in you, I want you to know that the King of Ages will sit with us at the table and delight that we're there to the glory of Christ. And every moment that Jesus is at work in you, and he sees a glimpse of him in you, and every moment that he knows that the only way you're welcome is because of the work of the Son of God, that there's joy and delight that he's brought you in, and that his greeting is your name with an exclamation mark. You did not sneak in. You are not unwelcome. He died and shed his precious blood so that you might have a seat at the table, and he did it on purpose for you. John, chapter 10. He says, I, the good shepherd, I know my sheep. I call them by name and I lead them out. If you don't think he knows your name and doesn't delight to welcome you, you have misunderstood the greatness of our God and King, who in Christ welcomes sinners to the praise of his glory and to the light of his goodness. So if you belong to Jesus, I want you to know you don't deserve to be at the table, but I want you to know that you get to be at the table and that he delights to have us there. He's that good. Let's pray.Lord, thank you for saving sinners. And thank you that we have nothing to offer or to merit or to achieve or to accomplish, but that you searched us out. And due to your great kindness and goodness, you've welcomed us. So, Lord, may we with joy in our hearts, with heads held high, with a smile on our face, live like we're your children because Jesus is the firstborn among many brothers and that we've been welcomed because of your greatness, not ours. May we rest in that and hope in that and give you glory in that. And for anyone in this room, Lord, who's been on the run for you from you, or who thinks that they have to fix it before they can come, may they lay their face on the ground and say, lord, I don't deserve this. And then may, through your grace and your goodness and your blood, may you lift them up and give them a seat at the table, because they don't. But you're good enough, kind enough and loving enough to Bring them in. May they surrender to you in Jesus name. Amen.We're going to take a moment together before we sing. Daniel's going to come back up and play for us as we take communion together as a church family. And what we're going to do is remind ourselves that we're invited to the table. And that what invited us, what brought us in, is the blood of Christ and the breaking of his body. That the night he was betrayed, he took bread and he broke it and he gave it to his disciples. He said, this is my body broken for you. And he took the cup and he said, this is the blood of the new covenant poured out for forgiveness of sins. And that in Jesus and in his sacrifice, we have forgiveness and we are welcomed. So take a moment wherever you are, if you need to deal with the Lord on something, if you need to repent of something, if you need to talk about something that's great, throne in between you and him, then repent and do that. And then go to the table as someone who's welcomed to the table through the work of Jesus. If you are not a Christian, then communion is not for you. But the gospel is offered to you that you might trust and follow Him. So when you're ready, we'll take communion. There's gluten free at that table back there.

Today I want to share a case study with you featuring one of our Paper Camp alum, Zeba Parkar of Treleaf.  Before we dive in, I wanted to tell you about a free workshop that I'm hosting on February 18th at 10:30am Pacific Time. This wholesale buying season has been really eye-opening.  I've been in this industry for 17 years and I've worked with tens of thousands of brands. I've seen a lot of the same patterns show up again and again. Usually, these patterns tie to missed opportunities, outdated strategies or even small changes that we can make to enhance our sales. I will also say the market is changing. Things are happening in the economy and in the world, and that's affecting sales and we can't be using the same playbook.  In this free workshop, I'm going to talk about how you can land consistent wholesale orders without over-relying on Faire without using bad wholesale pitches or discounting.  I'm going to show you what you should be doing and how you can optimize.  I'm also going to tell you about our upcoming Paper Camp program which we will be opening for enrollment soon!  You can RSVP for this free workshop at http://prooftoproduct.com/RSVP  LINKS MENTION IN THIS EPISODE: Zeba's website | Follow on Instagram  320 | The Challenges Of Bringing A New Product To Life With with Zeba Parkar, Treleaf 388 | Leveraging Funding to Expand Your Business with Zeba Parkar, Treleaf You can view full show notes and more at http://prooftoproduct.com/429  Quick Links: Free Wholesale Audio Series Free Resources Library Free Email Marketing for Product Makers PTP LABS Paper Camp

A child who hasn't reached the right reading level by Grade 3 is four times less likely to graduate, but a Saskatoon program is doing what it can to ensure all kids get a fair shot. Zeba Ahmad, CEO of the Saskatoon Public Schools Foundation, joins Brent Loucks to discuss the Early Learning Equal Start program and how it's already helping children improve.

Worried if your toddler is ready for preschool?Cara welcomes Zeba McGibbons, teacher, curriculum creator, and children's book author. In this episode, they discuss kindergarten readiness, and it's not actually about academic readiness like parents think, but rather social-emotional skills, such as independence, self-regulation, and problem-solving.Through her curriculum creation company, Kindergarten Cafe, Zeba supports early childhood educators from arrival to dismissal with classroom-tested strategies and materials. Learn more about her work here: ⁠https://www.kindergartencafe.org/⁠Please remember to rate and review the show too. Let's get the word out and transform the toddler years, together. July 3, 2025Episode 260RE-RELEASE Kindergarten Readiness - 3 Skills Teachers Really Want to See with Zeba McGibbonAbout Your Host:Cara Tyrrell, M.Ed is mom to three girls, a Vermont based Early Childhood Educator and the founder of Core4Parenting. She is the passionate mastermind behind the Collaborative Parenting Methodology™, a birth-to-five, soul and science based framework that empowers toddler parents and educators  to turn tantrums into teachable moments. Through keynotes, teacher training, and her top-ranking podcast, Transforming the Toddler Years, she's teaching the 5 Executive Functioning Skills kids need to navigate our ever-changing world.Ready to raise world-ready kids who change the world? Visit⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.caratyrrell.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠to begin your Collaborative Parenting journey!

Want to simplify your learning centers without sacrificing student engagement? In this episode of The Teachers Impact Podcast, I'm joined by Zeba from Kindergarten Café, a seasoned educator and early childhood expert. Zeba shares practical, time-saving strategies for managing learning centers, keeping students accountable, and creating a smooth classroom routine. Whether you're a new teacher or looking to refresh your centers, you'll walk away with actionable tips you can implement tomorrow!What you'll learn:How to set up and organize learning centersWays to promote student independence and engagementTips for managing centers without added stressCommon center mistakes and how to avoid themHow to incorporate technology and social emotional learningShow your support for the podcast:1. Ready to master your craft? Get the:  Ultimate Guide to Mastering your Craft as a Teacher2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast3. Want to improve your classroom management? Classroom Management Toolkit3. Visit the website 

Po vsej Sloveniji ob 1. maju potekajo delavska druženja. Eno največjih v Šaleški dolini tradicionalno pripravijo na Graški gori, na stičišču treh občin; Velenja, Mislinje in Slovenj Gradca. Lepo vreme je spodbudilo številne, da so se odpravili na priljubljeno izletniško točko, poroča Metka Pirc. In kakšno je sporočilo prvomajskih shodov? Predsednik sindikata SKEI Gorenje Žan Zeba pogreša delavce in ugotavlja, da je zaposlene vse pogosteje strah, da bi se zavzeli za svoje pravice. Predsednik podjetniškega sindikata SPESS v Premogovniku Velenje Simon Lamot poudarja, da je moč sindikatov v množičnosti, saj se le tako lahko borijo proti kapitalu, in tega bi se morali zavedati tudi delavci. Velenjski župan Peter Dermol pa med drugim poziva vlado, naj izpolni dane obljube in sprejeme zakone, ki bodo zagotovili rudarjem in njihovim družinam varno prihodnost. Kakšna pa je danes vloga sindikatov? Foto (Metka Pirc): tradicionalno prvomajsko praznovanje na Graški gori

Let's talk money. Money is a necessity in business, but it can also be a pain point, particularly for product-based business owners because our investments, overhead, and risks are generally heightened compared to service-based businesses.  We not only need to make money, but we also need to spend money for future expansion and growth. But where does that money come from? How are people doing this? We get this question a lot when we talk with our students.  Many brands in our industry are self-funded, meaning that they use their own money for start-up costs and then they reinvest those revenues or profits back into the business.  Another option is grants. We talked with Ashley Sutton of Hustle and Hope in episode 374 about how she has utilized grants to grow her business, and grants are funding that we do not need to pay back. Today, we're gonna talk about leveraging debt and funding as a means to expand your business. I do not want to glorify going into debt for your business, but I do believe and know firsthand that there are responsible ways to leverage debt and essentially use other people's money for strategic growth within your business. And that's why I asked Zeba Parkar from Treleaf to come back on the podcast. Zeba was on the podcast for episode 320, where we talked about the challenges she was facing in bringing a new product to life.  She does these incredible laser cut trellises and modern plant accessories that she manufactures in-house in her studio and warehouse, and she has a whole team and a lot of equipment.  Since then, she has expanded her business even more, and some of that has been done through funding from outside sources.  Zeba and I catch up on what's been happening in her business since late 2023, since we last talked on the podcast, including how she did 13 trade shows in 2024. We discussed her approach to finding funding for her business and different loan options that she looked at, including Shopify Capital, and lines of credit options. We also talked about hurdles that she came up against when she started applying for this type of funding and she shared things that she wished she had known before she started applying for different types of funding. Today's episode is brought to you by our Proof to Product resource library. It's where you can get your hands on our free resources to help you start, streamline and scale your business in your own way and at your own pace.   GET FREE ACCESS You can view full show notes and more at http://prooftoproduct.com/388  Quick Links: Free Wholesale Audio Series Free Resources Library Free Email Marketing for Product Makers PTP LABS Paper Camp  

En este nuevo episodio de Plan de vida leeremos sobre:Gedeón derrota a los madianitasGedeón mata a Zeba y ZalmunaEl efod sacrado de GedeónAbimelec gobierna sobre SiquemSiquem se rebela sobre Abimelec¡Únete a ⁠⁠⁠nuestra comunidad en Facebook⁠⁠⁠ donde podrás hacer preguntas mientras leemos la Biblia juntas y conocer a otras mujeres que también están usando el plan!Síguenos⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Sitio web⁠⁠⁠Recursos⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Podcast semanal⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Estudios bíblicos⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Academia de Relaciones⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠El plan en YouVersion

Det är våffeldagen och det ska vi fira! Vi hör lyssnarnas bästa våffelhistorier. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Ett nyfiket och underhållande aktualitetsprogram med lyssnaren i fokus.Katharina lär oss om Mellerudsspecial, Magnus minns när hans morfar bet av sin lösgom, Zeba besteg Gaustatoppen för en våffla och 12-åriga Edvin bekämpar ensamhet med sitt våffelcafé.I extramaterialet pratar vi med Josefin och bastugänget medan de förbereder sin våffelfest och så tar vi ett tillfälligt farväl av vår goa kompis Yasmine som ska ut och backpacka!

Today, we're talking to Adam Dille from Quantum Metric and Zeba Hasan from Google. We discuss the importance of data quality for interfacing with AI, the most common mistakes we face when building products with AI, and how to get the rest of the company to buy into the advantages AI has to offer. All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast!  To learn more about Quantum Metric, check out their website here: https://www.quantummetric.com/ Produced by ProSeries Media: https://proseriesmedia.com/ For booking inquiries, email booking@proseriesmedia.co

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In this episode we talk about Transitioning to Headship from deputy, embedding Sustainability & Service into day to day school life, creating a meaningful Staff Recognition scheme and finding that balance of Technology in Schools

In this episode, ⁠Krish Palaniappan⁠ interviews ⁠Zeba Karkhanawala⁠, an AI engineer and master's student at the University of Maryland. Zeba shares her journey from dreading programming in her early days at IIT Jodhpur to thriving in the AI field. The conversation delves into the challenges of preparing for the IIT entrance exams, the unique concept of dummy schools in India, and the importance of self-discipline and independence in academic success. Zeba's insights provide a comprehensive look at the rigorous journey of aspiring IIT students and the strategies that can lead to success. Takeaways • Zeba discovered her potential for IIT in 9th grade. • The preparation for IIT is highly competitive and challenging. • Dummy schools allow students to focus on IIT preparation without regular classes. • Self-discipline is crucial for success in IIT preparation. • Zeba's daily routine included waking up at 5 AM to study. • The IIT entrance exams require a deep understanding of physics, chemistry, and math. • Zeba's journey emphasizes the importance of perseverance and commitment. • Coaching classes play a significant role in IIT preparation. • Balancing schoolwork and IIT preparation is essential for success. • Zeba's experience highlights the need for independence in academic pursuits. • The journey to IIT requires immense dedication and effort. • Self-study is crucial for understanding and retaining concepts. • Balancing study with personal time is essential for mental health. • Parental support can influence a student's academic path. • The structure of study has evolved, but the challenges remain similar. • Entertainment and relaxation are important for maintaining focus. • Students often underestimate the amount of work involved in preparation. • Peer support can enhance the study experience. • Preparation for IIT is a common goal among many students. • The education system is highly competitive, requiring immense dedication. • Cultural expectations can heavily influence personal choices in education. • It's important to recognize personal limits when preparing for competitive exams. • Listening to your instincts can guide you in making the right choices. • Taking breaks during intense study is essential for mental health. • Finding motivation is key to enduring the challenges of competitive exams. • Small victories should be celebrated to maintain morale during studies. • The journey of self-discovery is crucial in education and career choices. • Guilt can manifest when taking breaks, but it's important to manage it. • Reflecting on past experiences can provide valuable insights for the future. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Zeba's Journey 03:09 The IIT Experience: Challenges and Triumphs 06:04 Preparation Strategies for IIT 09:07 A Day in the Life of an IIT Aspirant 11:58 The Role of Dummy Schools in IIT Preparation 15:01 Independence and Self-Discipline in Preparation 18:00 Balancing Academics and IIT Preparation 26:12 The Rigorous Journey to IIT 30:06 Understanding the Study Structure 37:11 The Importance of Self-Study 44:12 Balancing Study and Entertainment 49:06 Parental Influence and Personal Motivation 54:18 The Competitive Landscape of Education 57:09 Cultural Expectations and Personal Choices 01:00:01 Recognizing Personal Limits in Competitive Exams 01:05:59 Listening to Your Instincts 01:12:23 The Guilt of Taking Breaks 01:18:43 Finding Your Motivation and Compromises 01:23:35 Reflecting on the Journey and Future Aspirations

What sorts of benefits does full-day, every day kindergarten offer children? Zeba Ahmad, CEO of the Saskatoon Public Schools Foundation, thinks you might be surprised. She joins Tamara Cherry to explore what these benefits might mean for the province's youngest primary school students.

Get ready for an unforgettable evening of pure shenanigans, laughs, and unfiltered fun! Our misfit cohosts, @pasteurizedchef, @crushingboo, @vmtdc, and @livsinfamously, will be your guides through the madness, starting at 9PM!For those who can't make it to Zeba, fear not! You can still catch the insanity LIVE on our Facebook page, YouTube channel, or on Twitch! The madness knows no bounds, and we want everyone to be part of it!The DISTRICT OF MISFITS is all about embracing the unconventional and celebrating uniqueness. We're everywhere, causing a ruckus and spreading our brand of awesome!

'ZEBA' izena duen musika proiektu donostiar berria ezagutu dugu gaurkoan. Eta horretaz gain, Josemi Beltran ere inkorporatu da astelehen honetan Ispilu Beltzaren denboraldi berrira.---Hoy hemos conocido el nuevo proyecto musical donostiarra 'ZEBA'. Y Josemi Beltrán se ha incorporado este lunes a la nueva temporada de Ispilu Beltza.

In this captivating episode, we had the pleasure of chatting with acclaimed author Angie Cruz about her delightful new children's book, Angelica and La Guira. Angie shared the inspiring story behind her book, which follows a young girl named Angelica who receives a special family heirloom - an instrument called the La guira - from her grandfather in the Dominican Republic.  Angie passionately described the unique La guira instrument, a tin can-like percussion tool with a cheese grater-esque surface, played with a metal comb. She explained how the La guira is deeply rooted in Latin American culture, and how incorporating it into her book was a way for Angie to celebrate her Dominican heritage and share it with young readers. Angie also discussed the importance of representation in children's literature, and how she was driven to create a story that would resonate with Latin kids and families. She beautifully captured the themes of family, community, and the power of music to bring people together, even when faced with challenges. Transitioning to our conversation with educator Zeba McGibbon, we explored the critical role of social-emotional learning in early childhood development. Zeba shared insights about her Caring Critters book series, which uses charming animal characters to teach kids vital skills like emotional regulation, empathy, and problem-solving. Zeba emphasized the concerning trend of decreased playtime in modern kindergarten classrooms, and passionately advocated for administrators to recognize the immense value of unstructured play in fostering children's social-emotional growth. Her Caring Critters resources provide a wonderful solution for parents and teachers looking to nurture these essential life skills. Whether you're drawn to the vibrant cultural tapestry of Angelica and Laguida or the social-emotional wisdom of the Caring Critters series, this episode is a must-listen for anyone invested in supporting the healthy development of young minds. Click here to visit our website – www.ReadingWithYourKids.com Follow Us On Social Media Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/readingwithyourkids Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/readingwithyourkids/ X - https://x.com/jedliemagic LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/reading-with-your-kids-podcast/ Please consider leaving a review of this episode and the podcast on whatever app you are listening on, it really helps!

Unlock the secret to fostering young minds through the magic of play with Zeba from Kindergarten Cafe, our esteemed guest for the season premiere of Pre-K Spot Talks. Together, we tackle the question: how do we champion the cause of play against the tide of an increasingly academic-driven curriculum? Zeba, with her wealth of experience from Massachusetts, illuminates the transformative role of play in early education and shares her strategic battle to embed play at the heart of learning. She offers insights on collaborating with educational leaders and using compelling research to advocate for play-based learning within her community. Her dedication shines through as she provides actionable tips for educators to persevere in prioritizing play, even when systemic changes lag.In this eye-opening discussion, we also dissect the critical difference between play and playful learning, revealing the unparalleled impact genuine play has on developing literacy and social competencies. I reveal tactics for making the benefits of play visible—think creative bulletin boards that track developmental milestones—amidst the pressures of strict school schedules and administrative expectations. Then, we shift gears to discuss how cultivating social and emotional skills in preschoolers sets the foundation for academic success in kindergarten and beyond. By the end of our conversation, it's clear that teaching children how to navigate social interactions and school routines is paramount. For teachers, administrators, and advocates alike, this episode is your invitation to join us in advocating for a playful and enriching start to every child's educational journey.Find more from Zeba here:Podcast: The Kindergarten Cafe PodcastInstagram @kindergartencafeWebsite: https://kindergartencafe.org/ Free Purposeful Play Planning Papers: https://kindergartencafe.org/starting-purposeful-play-in-kindergarten/ FREE Importance of Play posters: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Importance-of-Play-Posters-4890856Know a friend who loves early childhood? Share this podcast. Lot's more topics, tips, and fun on Instagram @prek.spotFor awesome merch and more info visit Pre-KSpot.comEven more free content inside out our weekly newsletter! Join today.We have so many amazing resources and FREEBIES just for you.

Unlock the secret to fostering young minds through the magic of play with Zeba from Kindergarten Cafe, our esteemed guest for the season premiere of Pre-K Spot Talks. Together, we tackle the question: how do we champion the cause of play against the tide of an increasingly academic-driven curriculum? Zeba, with her wealth of experience from Massachusetts, illuminates the transformative role of play in early education and shares her strategic battle to embed play at the heart of learning. She offers insights on collaborating with educational leaders and using compelling research to advocate for play-based learning within her community. Her dedication shines through as she provides actionable tips for educators to persevere in prioritizing play, even when systemic changes lag.In this eye-opening discussion, we also dissect the critical difference between play and playful learning, revealing the unparalleled impact genuine play has on developing literacy and social competencies. I reveal tactics for making the benefits of play visible—think creative bulletin boards that track developmental milestones—amidst the pressures of strict school schedules and administrative expectations. Then, we shift gears to discuss how cultivating social and emotional skills in preschoolers sets the foundation for academic success in kindergarten and beyond. By the end of our conversation, it's clear that teaching children how to navigate social interactions and school routines is paramount. For teachers, administrators, and advocates alike, this episode is your invitation to join us in advocating for a playful and enriching start to every child's educational journey.Find more from Zeba here:Podcast: The Kindergarten Cafe PodcastInstagram @kindergartencafeWebsite: https://kindergartencafe.org/ Free Purposeful Play Planning Papers: https://kindergartencafe.org/starting-purposeful-play-in-kindergarten/ FREE Importance of Play posters: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Importance-of-Play-Posters-4890856For awesome merch and more info visit Pre-KSpot.comLot's more topics, tips, and fun on Instagram @prek.spotEven more free content inside out bi-weekly newsletter! Join today.We have so many amazing resources and FREEBIES just for you.

Cara welcomes Zeba McGibbons, teacher, curriculum creator, and children's book author. In this episode, they discuss kindergarten readiness, and it's not just about academic readiness like parents think, but rather social-emotional skills, such as independence, self-regulation, and problem-solving. Wondering if your child is ready for kindergarten? Check out Zeba's Kindergarten Cafe for lots of resources and tools on how to support your incoming kindergartener at home! Share with me! Share your parenting goals, struggles and topics you'd love to hear about! Know a great guest expert? Share that too! Share with me at ⁠www.caratyrrell.com/share⁠ and you have a chance to win a one on one coaching session with me! About Your Host: Cara Tyrrell, M.Ed is a Vermont-based Early Childhood Educator, Conscious Parenting Coach, and the founder of Core4Parenting. She is the passionate mastermind behind the Collaborative Parenting Methodology(™), a birth-to-five, soul and science-based framework that empowers parents to maximize their child's early learning while raising fantastic human beings who succeed in school and life. While teaching preschool and Kindergarten, she noticed her students knew their ABC's and 123's, but struggled with their social, emotional, and interpersonal skills. At drop-off, parents would say, “We're so glad that you are their first teacher”, but she knew she wasn't -- their parents were! This realization led to her professional pivot as an online Early Childhood Parent Educator and Coach.  Cara has embraced her role as a thought leader and fierce advocate for Pandemic parents raising the COVID Generation (GEN-C). Through keynotes, teacher training, and her podcast, Transforming the Toddler Years, she's teaching the 5 Executive Functioning Skills kids need to navigate our ever-changing world. Cara holds degrees in American Sign Language (ASL) and Linguistics and a Master's degree in Education. She lives in southern Vermont with her two nearly grown-and-flown daughters and a husband who is her biggest cheerleader. Ready to raise world-ready kids who change the world? Visit⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.caratyrrell.com/bio⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ to begin your Collaborative Parenting journey. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/core4parenting/message

The UAE's much sought-after Golden Visa has been awarded to thousands of investors, professionals, students and entrepreneurs since its launch in 2019. Kitch and Neeil were joined by Zeba Majithia, a Visa Expert and the Director of FICO CapitalThey discussed:Ways to get a Golden Visa residency without a jobDubai dropping the minimum down payment requirement for property buyers to be eligible for long-term residency permits.Will there be a Platinum Visa?https://www.fico.com/.Instagram: Kitch/.Instagram: Neeil/.Instagram: Producer Pranav/.Instagram: TALK 100.3/. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Depois disso, Gideão perguntou a Zeba e a Zalmuna: “Como eram os homens que vocês mataram em Tabor? “Como você”, responderam eles. “Todos pareciam filhos de rei.”( Jz 8:18) Os midianitas eram descendentes de Midiã, filho de Abraão com sua esposa Quetura, após a morte de Sara. No período dos juízes, eram os midianitas que roubavam de Israel as colheitas e seus animais. Era um espirito opressor que com fúria tomava de Israel suas sementes e os frutos que a terra gerava. Midiã do hebraico é "contenda, julgamento". Foram eles também que venderam José ( Gen.37) e no monte Tabor, em um dos seus ataques, mataram os irmãos de Gideão, homens que pareciam filhos de rei. Midianitas vendem aqueles que carregam a promessa, negociam aqueles que compartilham sonhos. Os homens, que pareciam filhos de rei, foram mortos pela contenda. Eram irmãos de Gideão e deveriam ser valentes em sua essência como ele. Pareciam ter governo, identidade, mas vindo os midianitas, vindo as críticas, os ataques que roubam as sementes e o que se é gerado no espírito, não resistiram e morreram sem cumprir os seus propósitos. Não basta parecer filho de rei, é preciso lutar quebrando o cântaro, levantando a tocha e tocando a trombeta. Um filho é guiado pela verdade declarada e não pela mentira contada. Aplique a verdade do Pai sobre teus pensamentos e elas te protegerão da mentira que mata e das palavras que aprisionam.

Zeba Majithia is the of Director FICO Capital Solutions.She joined Kitch and Neeil to discuss the 9 requirements you need to fulfill, when looking for a UAE family residence Visa.Instagram: Kitch/.Instagram: Neeil/.Instagram: Producer Pranav/.Instagram: TALK 100.3/. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Wie funktioniert Marketing in den Bereichen Recycling und Littering? Dieser Frage sind wir in der neusten Markentischfolge nach gegangen.Wir durften Sharon Lehmann, Leiterin Marketingkommunikation bei PRS (PET-Recycling Schweiz), und Clea Winter, Marketingleiterin Fachstelle Littering beim Kanton Zug, am Markentisch begrüssen. Sharon Lehmann teilt dabei interessante Einblicke in die Kostenaufwände nationaler Kampagnen und erzählt uns, welche Rolle AI in ihrem Alltag spielt. Clea Winter zeigt aktuelle Kampagnen zum Thema Littering auf und führt aus, inwiefern die Polizei dabei relevant ist. Ausserdem betont sie die Bedeutung persönlicher Beziehungen für das Erreichen ihrer Ziele.

The best products solve a problem or create an emotional connection. The ideas for these products stem from our own pain points or challenges as well as the joys in our lives. That is what our guest today did when she brought a new product to market.  Today's guest is a scientist by training, a creative tinkerer, and a natural show entrepreneur. Zeba Parkar is the owner of Treleaf, a product line that was created from Zeba's own needs as a plant owner and lover during the pandemic.  Zeba was looking for beautiful and functional ways to support her plants, and after trying multiple products, she hopped on a laser cutter and created her own. Over the last 3 years, Zeba has grown Treleaf into a thriving brand, selling products through direct-to-consumer channels and wholesale channels.  Her products can be found in over 150 stores, and she's working with a distributor to expand her reach.  In this episode, Zeba shares about the early success of her business, including how she fulfilled orders 1 by 1 on a shared maker space laser cutter to now having a warehouse space that supports multiple laser cutters, a team, and her production space to service again the direct to consumer and wholesale customers. We also talk about the challenges of bringing a new product to life and how she's legally protecting her brand and the products that she creates. Today's episode is sponsored by our Unlock Buyer Secrets interview series.  To make a strong first impression with wholesale buyers, we need to do a few things really well.  We need to make it easy for stores to purchase from us.  We need to have clear pricing and terms and conditions.  We need to clearly communicate and add value at every touchpoint  We need to focus on building strong relationships with those wholesale customers.  And all of that becomes infinitely easier when we actively listen to what our buyers need.  This on-demand interview series will give you a competitive edge by providing an exclusive window into what buyers want and need from you. And the best part, it's only $27. Purchase Unlock Buyer Secrets Today You can view full show notes and more at http://prooftoproduct.com/320  Quick Links: Free Wholesale Audio Series Free Resources Library Free Email Marketing for Product Makers PTP LABS Paper Camp  

In this episode of The Habit Coach podcast, Ashdin Doctor engages in a conversation with Zeba Kohli, renowned chocolatier and mentor. Together, they delve into Zeba's fascinating journey in the realm of chocolates, exploring her personal evolution and the strategic reinvention of her legacy business to stay in sync with the times. Connect with Zeba Kohli on Website | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter We will meet you thrice a week- Monday, Wednesday & Friday on YouTube and all audio streaming platforms. You can watch the full video episodes of The Habit Coach-Awesome 180 on the YouTube channel.You can also check out Ashdin's Linktree Page here: (https://linktr.ee/awesome180) You can follow Ashdin Doctor on Twitter | Linkedin | Instagram | FacebookCheck out the Awesome180 website: (http://awesome180.com/) Find the show across audio streaming apps:Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | JioSaavn |  Amazon Music Do follow IVM Podcasts on social media.We are @ivmpodcasts on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

https://www.paypal.me/Truelifepodcast?locale.x=en_USToday we talk with Zeba Mirza. A content creator from Nagpur India.We spoke about the different ideas that are reflected in creativity. In the East we see a reflection of heritage & tradition. While in the West we see individualism, & disruption as creative. I'm hopeful that tools like a.i. will help us find balance as we move forward in the ever changing world of the creator economy. Here's a bit more about Zeba,Are you ready to make your brand shine?Together, let's dive into your business, understanding its values, target audience, and unique appeal. With a splash of creativity, captivating designs will emerge, tailored precisely to resonate with your audience.The chosen design will undergo refinements based on your audience's preferences, ensuring every detail aligns perfectly.Once we've polished the design, it will seamlessly blend across various platforms - your website, social media, and more.But that's not all - I'm your go-to for content strategy too. From attention-grabbing captions to engaging posts, consider it done.Remember those eye-catching visual carousels you provide? I'Il weave my magic to transform them into irresistible visual stories for your audience.Even after launch, count on my support every step of the way. Together, let's build a brand identity that truly speaks to your audience and forges lasting connections.http://linkedin.com/in/zebadesignsEmail: mirzazeba2@gmail.comInstagram: @thedesignhive https://www.paypal.me/Truelifepodcast?locale.x=en_US

01. Mc Det, Martial Taktics - Follow Me 02. Jhofre/Black Money - Keep Real 03. Moisinn - Beak 04. Fulltek - Wasubby 05. Agressor Bunx Snap 06. Akov Behemoth 07. Dialective - Happiness 08. Skrimor Gas 09. Bad Company Uk - Oxygen [Prolix Remix] (Drilla Killa 2022) 10. Sitri - Kyrios 11. Tntklz & Gydra - Everybody's Talking 12. Noisia/Fade Black - Get Deaded (Fade Black Remix) 13. Al/So, Cliques. - Feck Off 14. Burr Oak - Criminal Romance 15. Traced & Konquest - Energize 16. Bad Ace - Reign (Vto Records) 17. Phyz Drop - Overclocked 18. Decades, Aznok - Aperitas 19. Nemean - Serious Business [Vip] 20. Psynchro & Ntechnique feat. Paraskeva - Last Day 21. Liveon - Crucial 22. Nickbee - Outlands 23. Halogenix & The Upbeats - Earache 24. Trinist - Obsolete 25. Mefjus, Flowanastasia - Zenith 26. Teddy Killerz - Riders In The Sky 27. Djss & Azpect - Feeling Blessed (Fabric8 Rmx ) 28. Forum - Every Step Define Me 29. Moekel - Aladdin 30. Haneto - Gisei 31. Furious Freaks - Goblin 32. Elipsa - Survival 33. Moody - Blast Off 34. Tremr - Lethal Agent [Kevala Remix] 35. Gilas - Two My Stars 36. Rohaan/Tom Finster - Annihilation 37. Sobersoul & Reknek - Signals 38. Furious Freaks - Lair 39. Drumcatcher - Wake Me Up 40. Shadre, Salvage, Diligent Fingers - Black Magic 41. Harley D - Frozen 42. Bou - All U Gotta Do 43. Differend - Walkin 44. Terrence & Phillip - Mollify 45. Dez - Vibration 46. T>I - Final Call 47. Raffa Fl - Ritmo (Document One Remix) 48. Zeba, Mazie Walsh - Wasted 49. Lynx - Day After Day 50. Jam Thieves - Cowboy 51. Mistic - Our Dna 52. The Caracal Project & Buunshin & Rhode - I Need A Break. 53. Isaac Maya & Stg feat. Daddy Freddy, Frankie Paul, Mr Williamz & Devon Morgan - We Are The Champions 54. Lowriderz, Smoky D - Hybrid Skank 55. Rumble/Blackout Ja/Daddy Freddy/Echo Minott/Sophia May - Wine It Ova 56. S.Murk - Shakey Legs 57. Beat Assassins - Break Out Your Bad 58. Break, Fox - Code Red 59. Rise - In Your Arms 60. Andrey Hot - Last Year's Snow 61. 16 Armed Jack - Music Is A Mission 62. Dj Hybrid - It's A 90's Ting 63. Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Jungle Dub (Here Comes) 64. Diagnostix - Favela Rave 65. Sizzla, Capleton, Fantan Mojah & Monkey Marc - No Surrender [T>I Remix] 66. Vektah feat. Pav4N & T-Man - Echo Mode 67. Sum - Boom Up The Dance 68. Junglord - Manna Og 69. Erbass - A Vibe In The Jungle New 70. Jenks - Sound The Alarm 71. Scott Devotion - Jungle Ting 72. Kadilak - Jungleroni 73. Potential Badboy & Troublesome - Bring Back The Love 74. Insideinfo - Fluted 75. Pixel - Babylon 76. Dj Qt - Philly Blunt 77. Salaryman - Supa Soundboy 78. Brian Brainstorm - Oh Gosh 79. Sylla - Manaman (4K Remix) 80. Deekline/Liondub/Christina Nicola - Rule The Dance 81. R1C0 - All The Time 82. Petarda - 2Suns 83. Nichenka Zoryana - Xatka 84. Primitive Instinct - Let You Go 85. Mc Fava & Keeno - Fly

One of the most exciting and encouraging passages in the Bible is connected to this Psalm. 2 Chronicles 20 gives us the details of the story behind this Psalm and prayer of Asaph. It describes a coalition of at least ten Gentile nations that had formed a confederacy to wipe Israel off the face of the earth.   When King Jehoshaphat heard that they were coming he immediately turned to the LORD and called the people to do the same. (2 Chronicles 20:3-4). They prayed and sought the Lord to deliver them and give them wisdom about what to do. I love Jehoshaphat's prayer in 2 Chronicles 20:12, “O our God, will You not judge them? For we have no power against this great multitude that is coming against us; nor do we know what to do, but our eyes are upon You."  God answered his prayer by telling him through a prophet to send the choir out in front of his army to sing and lead them to victory. God then destroyed the enemy miraculously (2 Chronicles 20:21-24).   Asaph is also praying and records his prayer here in Psalm 83. In verse 1, he asked God to “not be a silent observer of their dilemma but to rise up to help them.” Then in verses 2-8, he specifically identifies the enemy armies who have come to destroy Jerusalem. I'm sure God already knew everything about the situation and who the army was that had come to destroy His people. Sometimes, I think when we pray about difficult situations and we are telling God what is going on, it helps us to face the reality of our situation and acknowledge that only God can help us.   In verses 9-11, Asaph remembered some of Jehovah's great victories in Israel's past history, especially Gideon's victory over the Midianites (Judges 6-8), and the victory of Deborah and Barak against Sisera and Jabin (Judges 4-5). En Dor is not mentioned in Judges 4-5, but it was a city near Taanach (Judg. 5:19), which was near En Dor (Josh. 17:11). The phrase in verse 10, "as dung for the ground" (ESV) describes the unburied bodies of enemy soldiers rotting on the ground. The enemy was defeated and disgraced.   Oreb and Zeeb were commanders (princes) of the Midianite army, and Zeba and Zalmunna were Midianite kings (Judg. 7:25-8:21). The victory of Gideon ("the day of Midian") stood out in Jewish history as an example of God's power (Isa. 9:4; 10:26; Hab. 3:7). Asaph closed his prayer by asking God to send such a victory to Israel that the enemy soldiers would flee in panic and look like tumbleweeds and chaff blowing before the wind. Like a forest burning on the mountainside, their armies would be consumed. The image of God's judgment as a storm is also found in Psalm 18:7-15, 50:3 and 68:4. If Asaph's prayer seems vindictive, remember that he was asking God to protect His special people who had a special work to see on earth.   In verses 16-18, Asaph concludes his prayer asking for God's name to honored and lifted up. Before asking for the destruction of the invading armies, Asaph prayed that the enemy would be "ashamed and dismayed" and would turn to the true and living God. This is what happened in Jehoshaphat's day: "And the fear of God was on all the kingdoms of those countries when they heard that the Lord had fought against the enemies of Israel" (2 Chron. 20:29). King Hezekiah later prayed a similar prayer for the invading Assyrians (Isa. 37:14-20). The armies of the ten nations depended on many gods to give them success, but the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob defeated the armies and their gods! "Hallowed be Thy name" is the first request in the Lord's Prayer (Matt. 6:9) and must be the motive that governs all of our praying. The Most High God is sovereign over all the earth!   A great lesson to learn from Psalm 83 and 2 Chronicles 20 is that we should start out our journey of life each day praising, singing, and seeking to glorify the Lord. We can do this by reading a “Praise Psalm” and listening to worship and praise music as we get ready and are driving to work!   God bless!

Morgan Zeba is a former professional soccer player and part of SPiideo's business development team in Sweden and Europe.  In this episode we discuss how Swedish hockey teams utilizes Spiideo technology to capture and analyze game and practice details from juniors to the SHL. 

2 Samuel 9: 1-7 // Tom NelsonEarly in David's story, he is described as a man after God's own heart. Having a heart for God means loving as God loves. David respectfully, honorably and it would seem warmly, calls Mephibosheth by name. The writer of Samuel wants to emphasize that here. David's loving action of speaking Mephibosheth's name is an encouraging reminder for each of us that one of the ways we can communicate love to others is by greeting them by name, others we may not know well or are meeting for the first time. God knows our name and calls us by name. One of our first acts of love is working to remember others' names and calling them by name. This is an example as loving as God loves. Do we actively love as God loves? Do we show kindness to our neighbors? Do we have a heart that loves and serves the vulnerable? Sermon Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/49095508 Prayer Requests: https://ccefc.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/2509/responses/new23.07.02

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In this week's episode, Marissa chats with Zeba Shahnaz about her debut YA fantasy, MIDNIGHT STRIKES, as well as struggling to finish projects and how to keep from getting distracted, doing several rounds of edits even before querying, complicated magic systems and worldbuilding in a time-loop, being able to trust yourself, putting in the work, keeping the joy in the writing, and so much more. The Happy Writer at Bookshop.org Purchasing your books through our webstore at Bookshop.org supports independent bookstores. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Find out more and follow The Happy Writer on social media: https://www.marissameyer.com/podcast/

Zeba @Kindergarten Cafe is sharing her 4 steps to helping students with Decomposition. The four steps Zeba shares can absolutely be applied to ANY grade level. When your students struggle these four steps will help you!  In this episode we will cover: 4 steps to helping students decompose numbers simple games & strategies to use for intervention how to incorporate questioning into play to help students develop math ideas Links Mentioned in the Episode: Zeba's Free Guide to work smarter not hard for small groups www.kindergartencafe.org/math  Blog post from Zeba about Decomposition!  Website www.kindergartencafe.org  Instagram @kindergartencafe  Splat : A great math game! Other Episodes Mentioned:  Procedural Fluency  Conceptual Understanding 

Lecturas interpretadas de La Santa Palabra de Dios, Elohim. Oración contra enemigos conjurados Cántico. Salmo de Asaf. 1 Oh Dios, no permanezcas en silencio; no calles, oh Dios, ni te quedes quieto. 2 Porque, he aquí, tus enemigos rugen, y los que te aborrecen se han enaltecido. 3 Hacen planes astutos contra tu pueblo, y juntos conspiran contra tus protegidos. 4 Han dicho: Venid, y destruyámoslos como nación, para que ya no haya memoria del nombre de Israel. 5 Porque de corazón han conspirado a una; hacen pacto contra ti: 6 las tiendas de Edom y de los ismaelitas, Moab y los agarenos, 7 Gebal, Amón y Amalec, Filistea con los habitantes de Tiro; 8 Asiria también se ha unido a ellos; se han convertido en ayuda para los hijos de Lot. (Selah) 9 Trátalos como a Madián, como a Sísara, como a Jabín en el torrente Cisón, 10 que fueron destruidos en Endor, que quedaron como estiércol para la tierra. 11 Pon a sus nobles como a Oreb y Zeeb, y a todos sus príncipes como a Zeba y Zalmuna, 12 que dijeron: apoderémonos de los prados de Dios. 13 Oh Dios mío, ponlos como polvo en remolino; como paja ante el viento. 14 Como fuego que consume el bosque, y como llama que incendia las montañas, 15 así persíguelos con tu tempestad, y aterrorízalos con tu torbellino. 16 Cubre sus rostros de ignominia, para que busquen tu nombre, oh Señor. 17 Sean avergonzados y turbados para siempre; sean humillados y perezcan, 18 para que sepan que solo tú, que te llamas el Señor, eres el Altísimo sobre toda la tierra. https://www.bible.com/es/bible/89/PSA.83.LBLA --------------------------------------- 1986, 1995, 1997 by The Lockman Foundation Más información sobre La Biblia de las Américas https://www.facebook.com/paulinosol https://www.patreon.com/paulinosolorzano paulino.solorzano@gmail.com

Zeba Blay is a writer who smokes weed. Aside from authoring bestselling book, "Carefree Black Girls," Zeba speaks about the role of cannabis in her life and how she uses it for her mental health. She describes the evolution of her relationship with cannabis from being something she used to numb herself to it now being a tool in her mental health tool kit. She's on a journey of intention with her cannabis consumption and she's been teaching herself more about how to use the plant to do internal work on herself. She also explains the role weed plays in her writing process. Join our sesh and enjoy the episode, boo!  Follow Zeba on IG: @zebablay Get your copy of "Carefree Black Girls" by Zeba Blay: https://www.amazon.com/Carefree-Black-Girls-Zeba-Blay/dp/1250231566/ref=nodl_?dplnkId=5e7f4c57-e42d-44d7-8775-f6d7b52eed65

221 Sobrevolando la Biblia - Jueces 8 Sabia respuesta de Gedeón a los que se quejaban de Efraín. ¿Sabemos controlar la lengua y el temperamento? "Cansados, mas todavía persiguiendo." ¿Estás cansado, pensando tirar la toalla? Castigo cruel de Gedeón para los de Peniel y Sucot porque no podían apoyar a los guerreros con un bocado de pan. Zeba y Zalmuna, reyes de Madián, son capturados y puestos a muerte. Gedeón resiste la tentación de ser hecho señor, pero cae ante la tentación, con un efod, de hacerse sacerdote. El Diablo nos estudia e intentará de diferentes maneras hacernos caer. Aunque Gedeón falló, no debería haber sido olvidado. Logró cuarenta años de reposo para Israel. Después de su muerte el pueblo se olvidó del Dios con el que habian hecho pacto, y escogieron a Baal-berit, Baal del pacto.  www.graciamasgracia.com www.soloporfe.com www.revistabalsamo.com

01. Georgie Riot - Felony feat. Dread Mc (Extended Mix) [Device] 02. Zombie Cats - Move 03. Gydra - Parasites [Neuropunk ] 04. Gancher & Ruin - Courage (Nma Dub) 05. Gridlok, Prolix - Immortal 06. Disaszt - Mirror (Mainframe ) 07. Gydra - Loot Ninja [Neuropunk ] 08. Agressor Bunx & Forbidden Society - Close To The Edge 09. Gydra - Sprinq [Neuropunk ] 10. Btk & Ink - Spiritual Thing (Dutty Audio Dub) 11. Silloh - Into The Void(Hyperactivity Dub) 12. Illenium feat. Tom Delogne - Paper Thin (Tong8 Remix) 13. Kygo, Imagine Dragons - Born To Be Yours (Henri V Remix) 14. Prolix, Voicians - Anything You Say 15. Teddy Killerz - Soyuz 16. Gydra - Lock [Neuropunk ] 17. Sitri - Kyrios 18. Mel - Telekinesis 19. Binary - Plexus [Axon ] 20. T95 - Touch The Sky 21. Lynx , Danger Dee - Bring It 22. Falcon - reality 23. Konetix - Fame And Power (Formation) 24. Zarine - Yo Junglist Play The Loop 25. Runnah - Hallucinations 26. Ego Trippin - Shadow Ninja 27. Jay Jay - Evacuate 28. Metal Work - Time Wont Slow Down 29. Jedi - Prom Queen 30. Zeba - Sarin 31. Metal Work - Drip 32. Ego Trippin - Secret Coordinates 33. Krucial - Dream 34. Occ - Mass Effect 35. Zeba, Mazie Walsh - Wasted 36. Serum & Need For Mirrors - Titanic 37. Dunk - Favela Sound 38. Jfal - Dibby Dibby 39. Simple Simon - Aloof (Formation) 40. Konetix X Dunk - The Clapper 41. Paul Oakenfold & Ceelo Green - Falling (Benny Page Extended Remix) 42. Speaker Louis & Parly B - Jungle Renegade 43. Whiney Doktor Coco Slay - Flight Mode(Hospital Dub) 44. Greekboy - Ethnica 45. Demi feat. Loudmind - Emotional (Dj Vv Remix) 46. Shodan - Take Me Back To 93 47. Seba - Vanity 48. Lynx , Danger Dee - Jungle Juicing 49. Dj Hybrid - Its A 90S Ting 50. Sb81 - Ravens Call 51. Particle, En-Vy - With U 52. Solah - Edge Of The World 53. Lenzman, Redeyes, Private Joy - Playing It Off 54. Champagne - The Players Club (Bonafide Dub) 55. Solah - Everything Is Possible 56. Onside X Lynh - Coastal City Night (Live History Dub) 57. Solr - Kupalo (Fokuz) 58. D-Code & Psylence, Jessica Wilde - Coming Down 59. Seba - Nichoho 60. Solah - Brand New (Hospital) 61. Diplo, Tsha, Kareen Lomax - Let You Go (Vibe Chemistry Remix) 62. Disrupta, Banditt - Wing It 63. Seba - Nostalgia 64. Hugh Hardie - Blush (feat. Zara Kershaw)(Soulvent Dub) 65. Nichenka Zoryana - Vox (Mathematica Dub)

El devocional del 22 de Julio de 2022 Salmo 83:9-13. 9 Haz con ellos como hiciste con Madián, como hiciste con Sísara y Jabín en el río Quisón, 10 los cuales perecieron en Endor y quedaron en la tierra, como estiércol. 11 Haz con sus nobles como hiciste con Oreb y con Zeb; haz con todos sus príncipes como hiciste con Zeba y con Zalmuna, 12 que decían: “Vamos a adueñarnos de los pastizales de Dios”. 13 Hazlos rodar como zarzas, Dios mío; ¡como paja que se lleva el viento!

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Son seul objectif : réussir dans le football quoi qu'il en coûte… Mohamed Zeba, joueur des U19 de Bobigny, est parti du Burkina Faso à 13 ans pour rejoindre la France afin de vivre sa passion pour le football. Son périple de 2 ans et demi, sa traversée de la Méditerranée sur un bateau gonflable, son arrivée en région parisienne sans connaître personne… Le jeune homme de 18 ans se livre à Scouting, accompagné de Samba Sidibé, son ami qui l'a pris sous son aile en France et Karim Mazeghrane, son coach à Bobigny.

Bom dia!!!!!!! Quinta-Feira, 04 de Março de 2022 LEITURA BÍBLICA Inscreva-se no canal, acompanhe a leitura em: https://youtu.be/AMaOmr2HTy8 “O SENHOR disse a Gideão: “Com estes trezentos homens eu livrarei Israel e entregarei os midianitas em suas mãos. Mande para casa os demais”. Gideão ordenou que recolhessem as provisões e as trombetas de chifre de carneiro dos outros guerreiros e os mandou para casa, mas manteve consigo os trezentos homens. O acampamento midianita ficava à frente de Gideão, descendo o vale.” Juízes, 7.7-8 · Capítulo 7 o Gideão derrota os midianitas · Capítulo 8 o Gideão mata Zeba e Zalmuna o O colete sacerdotal de Gideão · Capítulo 9 o Abimeleque governa sobre Siquém o A parábola de Jotão o Siquém se rebela contra Abimeleque #opaonossodecadadia2021 #devocional #leiturabiblica #oracao #apalavraresponde #LivrodeJuízes #desobediência #anarquia #provações #coragem #sinais #desviandodaverdade --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-palavra-responde9/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/a-palavra-responde9/support

Estamos muy felices de que estés aquí con nosotros, Bendiciones y paz a todos! Yamy & Carlos Cruz -La Biblia Hablada - Salmos 83 Cántico. Salmo de Asaf. 1 Oh Dios, no guardes silencio; no te quedes, oh Dios, callado e impasible. 2 Mira cómo se alborotan tus enemigos, cómo te desafían los que te odian. 3 Con astucia conspiran contra tu pueblo; conspiran contra aquellos a quienes tú estimas. 4 Y dicen: «¡Vengan, destruyamos su nación! ¡Que el nombre de Israel no vuelva a recordarse!» 5 Como un solo hombre se confabulan; han hecho un pacto contra ti: 6 los campamentos de Edom y de Ismael, los de Moab y de Agar, 7 Guebal,[a] Amón y Amalec, los de Filistea y los habitantes de Tiro. 8 ¡Hasta Asiria se les ha unido; ha apoyado a los descendientes de Lot! Selah 9 Haz con ellos como hiciste con Madián, como hiciste con Sísara y Jabín en el río Quisón, 10 los cuales perecieron en Endor y quedaron en la tierra, como estiércol. 11 Haz con sus nobles como hiciste con Oreb y con Zeb; haz con todos sus príncipes como hiciste con Zeba y con Zalmuna, 12 que decían: «Vamos a adueñarnos de los pastizales de Dios». 13 Hazlos rodar como zarzas, Dios mío; ¡como paja que se lleva el viento! 14 Y así como el fuego consume los bosques y las llamas incendian las montañas, 15 así persíguelos con tus tormentas y aterrorízalos con tus tempestades. 16 Señor, cúbreles el rostro de ignominia, para que busquen tu nombre. 17 Que sean siempre puestos en vergüenza; que perezcan humillados. 18 Que sepan que tú eres el Señor, que ese es tu nombre; que sepan que solo tú eres el Altísimo sobre toda la tierra. Encuéntranos: * Web site: http://yamycruz.com/* Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YamyCruzt/* Pinterest: https://pin.it/5BLzrW6* Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/yamycruzy/?... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yamy-cruz/message

Glory talks to culture critic and author Zeba Blay about her book Carefree Black Girls: A Celebration of Black Women in Popular Culture and creating space for Black women to heal. In this episode, they explore Zeba's mental health journey, how the internet shaped her writing, and why her work centers Black life. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://afghannewswire.com/2022/02/23/nasrat-parsa-zeba-dukhtar/

Lalita du Perron talks to Zeba Huq, Clinical Supervising Attorney with Stanford Law School's Religious Liberty Clinic, about her South Asian identity, 9/11, the first amendment, and how much faith we should have in the Law.

Zeba shares about her experience as an Iranian girl in an American public school system and leaving her family at 14 years of age.

Zeba wraps up the early years of her family drama.

We're back with season 6 of growing up with gal-dem, our amazing hosts Natty Kasambala and Niellah Arboine! This week, we're kicking off with film and culture critic Zeba Blay who was one of the first people to coin the viral term #carefreeblackgirls on Twitter, as she talks us through her new book, Carefree Black Girls, A Celebration of Black Women. Zeba, Natty and Nie discuss living for yourself and not your job, the industry or those around you and how to make sure you lead with yourself in mind first. Looking back on her past experiences, Zeba works to try to get back to her most carefree self, just be in the world and live for right now. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Wanna Be- the podcast takes you from where you are now to where you wanna be in 30 minutes or less. Happy Black History Month! I'm Imriel Morgan, Founder of Content is Queen a podcast community that specialises in empowering and amplifying underrepresented voices, specifically women, people of colour, and LGBTQIA+ people. Thank you so much for taking the time to be here! Wanna Be's focus is to help you take consistent action to build a successful life and career in the creative and entertainment industry. Today's guest is Zeba Blay is a film and culture critic whose writing has been featured in The New York Times, Essence, Film Quarterly and The Village Voice to name a few. Zeba has spent her nearly decade-long career writing about pop culture at the intersection of race, gender, and identity; being one of the first people to coin the term #CarefreeBlackGirls on Twitter in 2013 to create a space to celebrate black womanhood online. In today's interview Zeba and I talk about the challenges of finding your voice as a writer and we explore what it might mean if you don't find your voice. We talk about working through your fears and getting comfortable and uncomfortable with therapy. We also talk about what it means to be a Carefree Black Girl I don't know if you noticed but i was 100% having a moment because Zeba's podcast was literally one of the first 5 podcasts i ever listened to and made me feel like I could take up space in the world. I highly recommend you get her book Carefree Black Girls which is a celebration of black womanhood in all its forms. Also if you like Zeba's vibe, follow her on Twitter @zblay. As usual I hope this half an hour has made you think, reflect and contemplate what your next step should be. If you enjoyed this episode please do share it with your friends or on social media. If you're a podcaster or thinking you want to join a community that takes you and your podcast to the next level. Go ahead and visit contentisqueen.org where you can access free resources, talks and news as well as joining our community. That's contentisqueen.org That's a wrap, thank you so much for listening. Until next time…. Byeeee CreditsThis is a Content is Queen ProductionHosted by me Imriel MorganEdited by Joseph PerrySound Design by Amber MillerMusic and sound FX's are from Epidemic Sound See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Rich Text Book Club this week, we're talking about “Carefree Black Girls,” a new book from culture critic Zeba Blay, who also happens to be (full disclosure) our friend and old HuffPost colleague!In 2013, Zeba tweeted a post with the hashtag #carefreeblackgirl. She was an early popularizer of the term, which reached toward a conception of Black girlhood that could be joyful, relaxed, at ease in the world — carefree in a way that white girls were often shown as being. Almost a decade later, her hashtag has evolved into the title of a book of essays about Black women in pop culture and her own experiences as a Black woman and critic. In “Carefree Black Girls: A Celebration of Black Women in Popular Culture,” Zeba blends the personal and the critical in order to explore how Black women have created our culture, how they've been depicted in it and treated by it, and how these narratives affect how Black women and girls experience the world. As the subtitle suggests, it's a celebration of women like Josephine Baker, Mel B, Serena Williams, Countess Vaughn, Viola Davis, and Cardi B — but it's also a searching, tender excavation of the humanity of these women. Zeba examines how societal demands of and cultural tropes about Black women limit them, demand that they appear smaller or flatter or less complex than they truly are; she also, through her own experiences and those of the women she writes about, does an accounting of the suffering this causes. It's a beautiful and illuminating book, and we were so thrilled to talk to Zeba about it. This was also a mini-reunion, since we all worked together at HuffPost Culture for years — and getting to talk pop culture on Zoom again was, simply put, a huge treat.You can buy “Carefree Black Girls” here, or wherever you get your books!We've been watching…The new “Great British Baking Show” season. It's not quite like it used to be — I preferred it when the showstopper for Cake Week involved making a nice Victoria sandwich rather than an anti-gravity illusion cake (what is this, “Nailed It”?) — but I'll accept it. -ClaireI'm still making my way through “Squid Game,” because I am a MASSIVE baby when it comes to violence. But I still am loving it. -EmmaWe've been reading…“Carefree Black Girls,” “Crossroads,” and this horrifying deep dive on a series of brutal murders at Woodson Houses, a public housing complex in Brooklyn. -Claire“Carefree Black Girls,” of course, and our bud Jess Goodman's great Bustle piece on the perils of being a Very Online author. -EmmaWe've been listening to…Michael Hobbes's goodbye episode of “You're Wrong About,” which broke my heart (all-time fave pod, changing forever!) but also inspired many thoughts about how we decide where to expend our creative energy and how to keep the joy alive in projects that were once passion projects and became, well, work. -ClaireIn the spirit of keeping this Michael Hobbes-themed, I really loved the deep dive his other podcast, “Maintenance Phase,” did on Rachel Hollis. As someone who was only peripherally aware of Hollis before her TikTok/IG scandal, I really loved having Hobbes and his co-host Aubrey Gordon walk me through it all. -EmmaWe've been buying…We've both been saving up for next week's Hill House Holiday drop. Yes, we're extremely predictable. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit claireandemma.substack.com/subscribe

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://darsword.wordpress.com/2021/06/14/review-carefree-black-girls-a-celebration-of-black-women-in-popular-culture-by-carefree-black-girls-zeba-blay/

Leitura bíblica 1 Ó Deus, não fiques em silêncio!Não feches os ouvidos nem fiques impassível ao nosso apelo.2 Os teus inimigos agitam-se;os que te aborrecem levantam a cabeça com arrogância.3 Com astúcia conspiram contra o teu povo,contra os teus protegidos.4 “Venham”, dizem, “vamos riscar Israel do mapa,de forma a que mais ninguém se lembre da sua existência!”5 Esta foi a decisão unânime que tomarame assim todos se aliaram contra ti.6 Os de Edom e os ismaelitas;os de Moabe e os hagarenos.7 Os povos de Gebal, Amon, Amaleque e da Filisteia,e ainda os habitantes de Tiro.8 Também a Assíria fez aliança com eles;aliou-se com os descendentes de Lot. (Pausa)9 Faz com eles, Senhor,o que fizeste com os midianitas ou com Sísera,e com Jabim junto ao ribeiro de Quisom.10 Como fizeste com os teus inimigos em En-Dor,cujos corpos vieram a servir de estrume.11 Faz aos grandes senhores deles o mesmo que a Orebe e a Zeebe;que todos os seus chefes morram como Zeba e Zalmuna.12 Estes disseram:“Ficaremos com essas belas terras de Deus!”13 Ó Deus, sopra-os como pó,como palha ao vento.14 Como o fogo numa floresta,que tudo queima de montanha em montanha.15 Da mesma forma, a tua tempestade os persiga,com vendavais e ciclones.16 Sintam-se envergonhados pela sua conduta reprovávele reconheçam o poder e a força do teu nome, Senhor.17 Que qualquer empreendimento deles seja sempre um fracasso;sejam abatidos pela vergonha, sejam, enfim, derrotados!18 Para que saibam que só tu tens o nome de Senhor;tu que estás acima de tudo e de todos sobre a face da Terra!Salmo 83 (O Livro) Devocional Quantas vezes nos assalta a sensação de que temos meio mundo a lutar contra nós. De facto, o cenário é bem mais adverso do que esse, pois o mundo no seu todo agride-nos hora a hora. Essa luta titânica suga-nos o ânimo e tira-nos do sério. E para que não percamos as estribeiras há que chamar Deus a jogo. Não que Ele Se tenha ausentado, mas parece-nos em certas alturas que está imóvel e calado. A Sua paciência chega a enervar-nos; claro está que é só nos momentos em que não somos nós a precisar dela. Já que no caso dos que se nos opõem queremos é que Deus lhes faça a folha. De preferência com o requinte com que arquitectaram fazer-nos a cama. Felizmente que Ele não age da forma descompensada como raciocinamos, caso contrário bem podíamos dizer adeus à graça que verte sobre nós. Ninguém nega que é tremendamente duro sofrer bullying espiritual de gente embriagada pela incredulidade; mas se nos serve de consolo, há que salientar que não somos nós o alvo principal, pois o mundo une-se é para fazer frente a Deus. Esta é uma luta Dele, à qual só temos de nos juntar em fidelidade e oração. Nada de reivindicar regalias para o nosso bucho; toca mas é a rogar-Lhe que coloque no sítio aqueles que teimam em mantê-Lo à distância. E que lugar é esse? Ao pé Dele! Sim, unamos esforços e cantemos em coro: Que todos “saibam que Tu és o Senhor, o único Deus sobre toda a Terra!” – Jónatas Figueiredo Este devocional é parte de uma série que nos ajuda à reflexão sobre o livro dos Salmos. Um novo devocional todos os dias úteis

On this episode of Growing up with gal-dem, Natty and Charlie are joined by author of My Past Is a Foreign Country Zeba Talkhani, who reads us an extract from a journal. Reflecting on a friendship breakup from her teen years, Zeba talks about how memories are not always reliable, how recognising our wrongs is key to growth at any age, and the power of vulnerability and expressing our hurt. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Zeba Blay is an amazing person, culture writer and the author of the upcoming book, Carefree Black Girls. In this musical conversation, Zeba and I talk about her lifelong obsession with the Spice Girls, Cardi B, and of course, why Lil Nas X is such an icon.

Salmos 83 Plegaria pidiendo la destrucción de los enemigos de Israel 1Oh Dios, no guardes silencio; No calles, oh Dios, ni te estés quieto. 2Porque he aquí que rugen tus enemigos, Y los que te aborrecen alzan cabeza. 3Contra tu pueblo han consultado astuta y secretamente, Y han entrado en consejo contra tus protegidos. 4Han dicho: Venid, y destruyámoslos para que no sean nación, Y no haya más memoria del nombre de Israel. 5Porque se confabulan de corazón a una, Contra ti han hecho alianza 6Las tiendas de los edomitas y de los ismaelitas, Moab y los agarenos; 7Gebal, Amón y Amalec, Los filisteos y los habitantes de Tiro. 8También el asirio se ha juntado con ellos; Sirven de brazo a los hijos de Lot. Selah 9Hazles como a Madián, Como a Sísara, como a Jabín en el arroyo de Cisón; 10Que perecieron en Endor, Fueron hechos como estiércol para la tierra. 11Pon a sus capitanes como a Oreb y a Zeeb; Como a Zeba y a Zalmuna a todos sus príncipes, 12Que han dicho: Heredemos para nosotros Las moradas de Dios. 13Dios mío, ponlos como torbellinos, Como hojarascas delante del viento, 14Como fuego que quema el monte, Como llama que abrasa el bosque. 15Persíguelos así con tu tempestad, Y atérralos con tu torbellino. 16Llena sus rostros de vergüenza, Y busquen tu nombre, oh Jehová. 17Sean afrentados y turbados para siempre; Sean deshonrados, y perezcan. 18Y conozcan que tu nombre es Jehová; Tú solo Altísimo sobre toda la tierra

Welcome to the Wintering Sessions with Katherine May.This week Katherine chats to Zeba Talkhani, author of 'My Past Is A Foreign Country'.Growing up as an Indian Muslim in socially-repressive Saudi Arabia, Zeba Talkhani learned her feminism young, unable to stop questioning the restrictions on her thoughts and personal freedoms. But after writing a memoir of her experiences, she encountered a backlash that she could never have expected. Here, she talks about how she came to terms with the abuse she received after publication, and how it brought her closer to her mother.Zeba and Katherine also touch upon and go in on topics including the patriarchy and how the West can use other countries as a metric for its power, the pressure in securing a husband and how it affected her very early life, how one encounter in a school hall has stayed with her, the acknowledgment of privilege, personall fallout after receiving preview copies of her book, and the beauty and joy of finding writing again.ZEBA LINKSMy Past Is A Foreign CountryInstagramNewsletterTwitterKATHERINE LINKSHomepageTwitterInstagramThe Wintering SessionsKatherine's writing class See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gedeon continuó con ahínco su misión de derrotar al enemigo madianita. Es aquí donde el líder empieza a fallar en el enfoque de su obra.

This is the twelfth “informational interview” in the season on Crafting your Career in science. Here IndiaBioscience chats with Zeba Khatri, a Managing Editor at Cactus Communications. In this conversation, she discusses her journey as a scientific editor and insights into the field- a professional space where she has donned multiple hats. Credits: Scripting and Recording: Speaker & Shantala Hari Dass, Editing: Moumita Mazumdar (Note to listeners: This recording was done during the COVID-19 lockdown over a zoom meeting call. This has resulted in a slightly diminished audio quality with some mild disturbances in the recording, compared to a studio-quality recording.) Be sure to subscribe to our season to not miss out on any episodes!

Zeba and her Abbu are off to see the Qutab Minar. They are taking the Metro. Hop on, and ride with them. Original story On the Metro by Neha Singh Translated by Neha Singh. Illustrated by Rai Published By Pratham Books Narrated by Asawari Doshi Storyweaver Link: https://storyweaver.org.in/stories/136438-metro-kee-sair Story's Video: https://youtu.be/PHeDBgQbniY Listen to the podcast: iTunes Google Podcast Watch Videos: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/booksthatspeak Twitter: https://twitter.com/booksthatspeak Website: http://www.booksthatspeak.com/ Email: contact.booksthatspeak@gmail.com

Recorded 2020-11-11 05:00:17 Tracklisting: * Whiney - Old Flame * DJ Randall - Time 4 Da Switch * Chords - Throttle Up * Dabs - Eardrum (Nymfo Remix) * Fabric8 - Acid Jungle * Falco, Niterider - Mile Off * Saxxon, EJ Kitto - Will You Stay (feat. EJ Kitto) * Contraversy, Toxik - Transmission (Volition Remix) * The Caracal Project - Expresso (Tom Finster remix) * Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Feeling Good * Precise - Translation Theory * The Caracal Project - Watercats * Jon Tho - In Silence * Kumarion - Want It - VIP * MadRush MC, Tactcal - Nonstop (feat. Madrush MC) feat. Madrush MC * THIR13EN - Jackin * Whiney - Caught Up * TEEJ XTRA (ROLLER VIP) * TEEJ GWAN V2 * Jedi - Dance For Me * Jando - Drop Top * Dunk - Cybernetics * TEEJ BRAVEHORN V2 * Zeba - Flubber * TEEJ - NOTHING * TEEJ - LIKE THIS V2 * DJ Cali - Psycho * TEEJ CHANGE v2 * Wrekka - Money * Tactcal - Wonna * RivalTechnique, Fabric8 - Hide and Seek (feat. RivalTechnique) * DJ Randall, Benny L - Dr No (DJ Randall Remix) * DJ Hybrid - On A Riddim (Hexa Remix) * Deekline, Benny Page, Gappy Ranks - Wartime feat. Gappy Ranks * Wrekka - Mad Tings * Stranger - Blaze * Nick The Lot - Flying Saucers * JAYLINE FT DUTTA - DO YOU LIKE ROLLERS (T.I REMIX) * Falco, Niterider - Excluded * JHENE AIKO - THE WORST (DISRUPTA FT CRAMZ BOOTLEG) DUTTA FLIP (INFORMAL RECORDINGS) * Workforce - Simple, Positive Things * No Patterns - Complicated * Nick The Lot - No One Else * Nick The Lot - Freddy Krueger * Ky, MDMC - Demolition Man * KL - The Beat Down * Dreadnaught - The Fall * BRUK - Cant Stop * TEEJ & WARHEAD HIGH SCORE VIP * Pablo G - Anxiety * Zeba - 2 Bottles * Serum - Cut and Shut * Claws, Wood Packa - Tornado * Dunk - Paradise * TEEJ NIGHT CITY * Jedi - Take You * TEEJ LAST WISH * BRUK - Arper (DJ Hybrid Remix) * shadre, SALVAGE - Cataclysmic * KL - Fusion * Nick The Lot - Loose Ends * TEEJ IN MY MIND * Nick The Lot - Pass Out * Jedi - Mans Bait * DUTTA - ANACONDA * Buunshin - No Match * Bigspin, D Minus - Mob Tactics * Ky - Unlawful Entry * Cramz - Run Riddem * Kenji - You Have No Idea * Ky - Untouched * Jedi - Kick Yo Ass Style * Stranger, Master Error - Thrills * Nick The Lot - Unity * OFF Quay - Fuck The Cops * Zeba - Tiny Grinder * Tomoyoshi - Cowabunga * Saxxon, Wednesday Amelia - Get Locked (feat. Wednesday Amelia) * Koven - Good Enough Download, Distribute, and Donate!

The series #foodocracyforher is where I speak to women entrepreneurs in the food & beverage space to bring you their inspiring stories. In this episode we get to hear from Mumbai based @ZebaKohli of @fantasiefinechocolates. Her vision and drive enabled her to take the family business, which she had to take over at the young age of 18, and make it what is arguably one of India's first artisinal chocolate brands. Three decades later, this iconic lady continues to reinvent herself and cross many milestones, keeping the flag of the 75 year old family business in the process. What is her secret? Let's hear it from the Zeba herself, the lady whom I like to call the 'empress of chocolate.' Don't let the name intimidate you though as she is an extremely warm and compassionate person, who compares chocolate making to raising a pet.

In this episode, RJ Anurag Pandey talks about how Salman Khan tried impressing Zeba Bakhtiar and what happens next!

Salmos 83 Plegaria pidiendo la destrucción de los enemigos de Israel 1Oh Dios, no guardes silencio; No calles, oh Dios, ni te estés quieto. 2Porque he aquí que rugen tus enemigos, Y los que te aborrecen alzan cabeza. 3Contra tu pueblo han consultado astuta y secretamente, Y han entrado en consejo contra tus protegidos. 4Han dicho: Venid, y destruyámoslos para que no sean nación, Y no haya más memoria del nombre de Israel. 5Porque se confabulan de corazón a una, Contra ti han hecho alianza 6Las tiendas de los edomitas y de los ismaelitas, Moab y los agarenos; 7Gebal, Amón y Amalec, Los filisteos y los habitantes de Tiro. 8También el asirio se ha juntado con ellos; Sirven de brazo a los hijos de Lot. Selah 9Hazles como a Madián, Como a Sísara, como a Jabín en el arroyo de Cisón; 10Que perecieron en Endor, Fueron hechos como estiércol para la tierra. 11Pon a sus capitanes como a Oreb y a Zeeb; Como a Zeba y a Zalmuna a todos sus príncipes, 12Que han dicho: Heredemos para nosotros Las moradas de Dios. 13Dios mío, ponlos como torbellinos, Como hojarascas delante del viento, 14Como fuego que quema el monte, Como llama que abrasa el bosque. 15Persíguelos así con tu tempestad, Y atérralos con tu torbellino. 16Llena sus rostros de vergüenza, Y busquen tu nombre, oh Jehová. 17Sean afrentados y turbados para siempre; Sean deshonrados, y perezcan. 18Y conozcan que tu nombre es Jehová; Tú solo Altísimo sobre toda la tierra.

In this episode of UPL Insights, we explore how a revolutionary new technology is reworking the science of soil and water to help plants reach their full potential, even in the harshest and most desolate growing conditions. Florent Clair is joined by Kevin Ashford to discuss UPL’s work developing and testing ZEBA technology. You can read more about UPL’s work with ZEBA here: https://www.upl-ltd.com/in/product-details/water-conservation/zeba

Join our 2nd podcast on Zeba in which Kevin Ashford is explaining how we can use zeba which is a water management tool patented under UPL-LTD. You will get an insight on how to improve the soil health with new inventions in agriculture like zeba. Play Now!

Isabelle Durin(FRA) , Lucia Juravschi (MDA) , Djibril Zeba(BUR)

Hi everyone, and welcome to another episode of the Everyday Hair Colorist. This week Jack is getting the lowdown on youtube content creation with Mike DeCanter who works out off the Zeba salon in Dublin.  They talk passion and education, the difference between the portrait world of instagram and the landscape world of youtube, setting up a youtube channel, makeup from Lidl, lighting and mood, letting your personality shine through and staying ahead of the game.  It's a great episode full of tips and tricks to up your content game.  Thanks for listening to this episode of the Everyday Hair Colorist! Don't forget to subscribe on your podcast listening app of choice, drop us a 5 star review and let us know which bits of the show you enjoyed most.  If you'd like to know more about Jack and what he does, head over to jackhowardcolor.com  Follow on insta at @jackhowardcolor and @theeverydayhaircolorist Follow on youtube at jackhowarduk Or here on facebook

Zeba Talkhani's memoir My Past Is a Foreign Country: A Muslim Feminist Finds Herself is extraordinary, charting her experience growing up in Saudi Arabia and her journey to find freedom in India, Germany and the UK. It is an absolutely fascinating read and I loved chatting to Zeba about it – as well as her path to self acceptance after her hair began to fall out, and how the lockdown has affected her creativity. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Twitter: @aliceazania / @ZebaTalk Instagram: @aliceazania / @zebatalk Buy the book: https://www.waterstones.com/book/my-past-is-a-foreign-country-a-muslim-feminist-finds-herself/zeba-talkhani/9781473684058 Edited by Chelsey Moore

Join me in today's episode where I'm speaking about an important topic: the words we choose to use in our business marketing, messaging and copy. Our words have power and they can make an impact – but this means we need to be aware of the words we're using, the origins of these words and whether, by using them, we are being the opposite of anti-racist, inclusive and diverse. The articles quoted in this episode are: Sesali – https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/2018/02/142047/black-slang-words-meanings-history; Jeremy – https://www.wired.com/story/rupauls-drag-race-slang/; Zeba – https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/black-slang-white-people-ruined_n_55ccda07e4b064d5910ac8b3?ri18n=true Get the show notes at https://www.ciaragigleux.co/blog

This edition has a theme of looking back at the past. The studio guest is Zeba Talkhani talking about her memoir My Past Is A Foreign Country; A Muslim Feminist Finds Herself. Award-winning journalist Amelia Gentleman discusses her book The Windrush Betrayal about the mistreatment by the Home Office of descendants of the Windrush generation. […]

This edition has a theme of looking back at the past. The studio guest is Zeba Talkhani talking about her memoir My Past Is A Foreign Country; A Muslim Feminist […]

In a pair of moving memoirs, Guyana-born Canadian writer Tessa McWatt and Zeba Talkhani, who was raised in Saudi Arabia, explore themes of race, feminism, heritage and belonging. McWatt’s Shame On Me is a journey through the multiple threads of her identity. In My Past Is a Foreign Country, Talkhani charts her experiences as a British Muslim feminist with nuance and generosity. They come together at the Edinburgh International Book Festival 2019 to share their stories in an event chaired by Nadine Aisha Jassat.

Like many of us in our careers, Zeba wears many hats. She's a scientist, a consultant, an entrepreneur, and soon, a materials science teacher at a university. Zeba talks about leaving the bureaucracy of corporate life to try out a new business idea. She shares how she took her side hustle, a direct to consumer shoe brand with the aim of making custom shoes to fit a customer, and made it into a business, testing and iterating along the way. We talk reinventing yourself and being true to yourself by doing the things you actually like doing. We talk about how she tested her business idea, gathered feedback from customers, and how much fun it can be to bring your business idea to fruition.Listen to this if you're thinking about making your side hustle a full time or if you're a scientist pondering a switch from your current career path.Also, my new book, Punch Doubt in the Face: How to Upskill, Change Careers, and Beat the Robots has a new home. Join our community of curious career changers who are interested in the future of work: www.punchdoubt.comCareer change advice to love and follow from this episode:"Set aside an hour a day strictly for yourself, so do something completed unrelated and fun, something that's totally unrelated to your job. This will help you smoothen the transition.""Don't expect miracles. It takes time. Be patient and expect at least a year or two to have a meaningful change that you want to say.""Have a good support system. Surround yourself with people who are going through this, and those who support you. It will make all the difference."

Zeba Talkhani’s memoir My Past is a Foreign Country: A Muslim Feminist Finds Herself was published at the end of June and received blurbs by writers such as Meena Kandasamy and Ironesen Okojie. One of her previous essays, “The Difficulty in Being Good”, was part of the anthology Nasty Women. A Collection of Essays + Accounts On What It Is To Be A Woman In The 21st Century. In 2016 Zeba hosted Muslim Women Speak in London, “a micro-festival of interactive sessions curated, chaired and presented exclusively by Muslim women.” She has earned a degree in publishing and currently works as a production editor at Bloomsbury Academic.In this episode, we talk about the joys and pitfalls of writing about one’s own life, the slippery notions of truth and memory, unattainable beauty standards, the publishing industry, and feminism.

17. umferð Pepsi Max-deildarinnar er gerð upp í Innkastinu. Elvar Geir, Magnús Már og Gunnar Birgis standa vaktina. Meðal efnis: Valsmenn kasta aftur frá sér forystu, Brynjólfur Darri vs Mikkelsen, KR kæfði Víkinga, Skagamenn sjá ekki til sólar, Smalinn í miðverðinum, svekktir Fylkismenn, Brandur Olsen á flugi, Zeba fær aftur á sig víti, Halldór Páll á trúnó, rándýrt vítaklúður og rosaleg Inkasso-umferð.

I am so delighted to introduce to you Zeba Jafri, a prudent and a levelheaded person, mother and, a wife of Mahmud Jafri of Dover Rugs. Who has been there at every step of the way with her husband and her family to an exemplary level.  Dover Rugs: A History Built on Personalized Services For three generations, The Jafri family has been designing, weaving, and exporting fine, hand-knotted rugs and carpeting from Pakistan, India and Nepal to Western Europe, The United States and, to other parts of the world as well to serve their expatriate, well-traveled customers. http://www.doverrug.com/

Salmos 83Reina-Valera 1960 (RVR1960)Plegaria pidiendo la destrucción de los enemigos de IsraelCántico. Salmo de Asaf.83 Oh Dios, no guardes silencio; No calles, oh Dios, ni te estés quieto.2 Porque he aquí que rugen tus enemigos,Y los que te aborrecen alzan cabeza.3 Contra tu pueblo han consultado astuta y secretamente,Y han entrado en consejo contra tus protegidos.4 Han dicho: Venid, y destruyámoslos para que no sean nación,Y no haya más memoria del nombre de Israel.5 Porque se confabulan de corazón a una,Contra ti han hecho alianza6 Las tiendas de los edomitas y de los ismaelitas,Moab y los agarenos;7 Gebal, Amón y Amalec,Los filisteos y los habitantes de Tiro.8 También el asirio se ha juntado con ellos;Sirven de brazo a los hijos de Lot. Selah9 Hazles como a Madián,Como a Sísara, como a Jabín en el arroyo de Cisón;10 Que perecieron en Endor,Fueron hechos como estiércol para la tierra.11 Pon a sus capitanes como a Oreb y a Zeeb;Como a Zeba y a Zalmuna a todos sus príncipes,12 Que han dicho: Heredemos para nosotrosLas moradas de Dios.13 Dios mío, ponlos como torbellinos,Como hojarascas delante del viento,14 Como fuego que quema el monte,Como llama que abrasa el bosque.15 Persíguelos así con tu tempestad,Y atérralos con tu torbellino.16 Llena sus rostros de verg:uenza,Y busquen tu nombre, oh Jehová.17 Sean afrentados y turbados para siempre;Sean deshonrados, y perezcan.18 Y conozcan que tu nombre es Jehová;Tú solo Altísimo sobre toda la tierra.

Salmos 83Reina-Valera 1960 (RVR1960)Plegaria pidiendo la destrucción de los enemigos de IsraelCántico. Salmo de Asaf.83 Oh Dios, no guardes silencio; No calles, oh Dios, ni te estés quieto.2 Porque he aquí que rugen tus enemigos,Y los que te aborrecen alzan cabeza.3 Contra tu pueblo han consultado astuta y secretamente,Y han entrado en consejo contra tus protegidos.4 Han dicho: Venid, y destruyámoslos para que no sean nación,Y no haya más memoria del nombre de Israel.5 Porque se confabulan de corazón a una,Contra ti han hecho alianza6 Las tiendas de los edomitas y de los ismaelitas,Moab y los agarenos;7 Gebal, Amón y Amalec,Los filisteos y los habitantes de Tiro.8 También el asirio se ha juntado con ellos;Sirven de brazo a los hijos de Lot. Selah9 Hazles como a Madián,Como a Sísara, como a Jabín en el arroyo de Cisón;10 Que perecieron en Endor,Fueron hechos como estiércol para la tierra.11 Pon a sus capitanes como a Oreb y a Zeeb;Como a Zeba y a Zalmuna a todos sus príncipes,12 Que han dicho: Heredemos para nosotrosLas moradas de Dios.13 Dios mío, ponlos como torbellinos,Como hojarascas delante del viento,14 Como fuego que quema el monte,Como llama que abrasa el bosque.15 Persíguelos así con tu tempestad,Y atérralos con tu torbellino.16 Llena sus rostros de verg:uenza,Y busquen tu nombre, oh Jehová.17 Sean afrentados y turbados para siempre;Sean deshonrados, y perezcan.18 Y conozcan que tu nombre es Jehová;Tú solo Altísimo sobre toda la tierra.

Theme: The wonderful works of the Lord in the confirmation of His children Point 1: David's declaration, Point 2: Zeba's work, Point 3: Mephibosheth's condition

This week, Rachel met her new boyfriends, plus a doll from a horror film, on a freshly sprinkled driveway. On the podcast, Claire Fallon, Emma Gray, and guest Allison Williams discuss a night packed with whabooms, tickle monsters, and mouth hickeys. Plus, HuffPost Senior Culture Writer Zeba Blay chats with Emma about the power of seeing a black Bachelorette. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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April is National Autism Awareness Month and who better to have on the podcast to talk about autism than sister Zeba Khan. Zeba is founder & director of AutismUAE as well as a mother of three children, a special little boy with autism and two special little girls without. She joins us this episode to talk about special... The post EP 123 – Zeba Khan, Founder of AutismUAE appeared first on Greed for Ilm.

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Here we are with the third edition of the DC House Grooves Meet The Locals Podcast. For this edition, we've got a superb underground mix from a regular on the local DC scene, Boss Ross. Originally hailing from Detroit, you can find Boss Ross playing regularly in and around DC. Over to the Boss himself for more about the mix: "For those who might not know me I play Detroit house and deep techno throughout the MVA area. Playing records before a sometimes captive audience for the last 4.5 years has been a great pleasure and once again I thank everyone who has given me a chance to present the music I am fortunate enough to possess. This mix attempts to combine all of the elements I like to present when I play at venues like Flash, Uhall, Tropicalia, Zeba coach and pole bar and of course the backedbar. Those elements being analog treatment, acid lines, pianos and sparse vocals. I used two Technics SL-1200M3D turntables, one Allen and Heath Xone 22 mixer, two stanton groovemaster cartridges, two mukatsuku disc stabilizers, vinyls and one can of mandarin flavored seltzer to create what you listen to today. My principal association is to Composite which is a group of seven veteran techno DJs who play a monthly party currently located at Flash nightclub. Composite has several irons in the fire for some great techno coming to familiar places this fall. Additionally, I do gigs for the likes of 88/Forward, Vague Output crew in Baltimore, SelectDC,Trevor Keen and pretty much anyone with a shiny object and a drink ticket. It's my goal after 6 years to take what I've gathered in front of the fine people in this area and make my own tracks. As of now I will continue to collect and mix the best of what comes to my ears. Thank you for lending yours and I look forward to seeing so many great people out and about again very soon." Track list: KWC 92 - Dreaming of You - L.I.E.S. Terekke - B1 - LIES Feroun & Sound Gypsy - Kowli - Kowli Pittsburgh Track Authority - Visions of Serengeti - Pittsburgh Tracks Smallpeople - In The Jungle - Running Back Tevo Howard - Yes You (Rough Mix) - Beautiful Granville Omar S - This Muthaf*cka - FXHE Jared Wilson - Ghostminer2 - 7777 Melja - Steady Mobbin' - Mister Saturday Night Jamie 3:26 & Cratebug - Hit it N Quit It - Lumberjacks In Hell Moodymann - Forevernevermore - KDJ Kai Alce - Bee Bop - NDATL Brett Dancer - Juno - Trackmode Scott Grooves - "It Doesn't All Have To Be Techy" - Natural Midi Boss Ross music and info: https://soundcloud.com/bossrossdj http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/bossross

This Week Show we debut the call in feature by using Tig who called out plus Ian Reis stops pass to talk about www.dcuptowncomedy.com at Zeba and I go on on a topic that I needed to squash. All this and much much more on the Open Mike Radio Show. [...]

Nada como um programa Lá Eles! sobre duplo sentido. Afinal, o lá ele já é um patuá contra esse tipo de coisa. Mas, duplo sentido ainda existe? Ou ele ficou mais sofisticado? Ari e Zeba fizeram um pequeno estudo sobre música romântica, pagode, funk e marchinhas de Carnaval... Assista pq as conclusões foram assustadoras! E viva Gerônimo! E viva Kirika na Buçanha!

Se já começa com Zeba dançando pagode, esse programa merece um grande lá ele. Arrocha, pagode, carnaval, malhação e notícias ainda mais bizarras. Pode? É claro que pode? Crepúsculo e fotos de suas "cenas quentes"! Não deixe de assistir.

Sustainable agriculture innovation is defined as the key to solving world hunger and water shortage problems in this show, as Social Entrepreneur Paul Osterlund sits down with Host Carl Gibson in this exclusive interview. From the 2009 IdeaFestival in Louisville, Osterlund talks about Zeba; a revolutionary new water harvesting technology that helps poor farmers in third world countries grow crops in areas racked by rapidly decreased rainfall and climate change. He also discusses just how this technology could help alleviate climate crises and economic strife.

Sustainable agriculture innovation is defined as the key to solving world hunger and water shortage problems in this show, as Social Entrepreneur Paul Osterlund sits down with Host Carl Gibson in this exclusive interview. From the 2009 IdeaFestival in Louisville, Osterlund talks about Zeba; a revolutionary new water harvesting technology that helps poor farmers in third world countries grow crops in areas racked by rapidly decreased rainfall and climate change. He also discusses just how this technology could help alleviate climate crises and economic strife.