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In introducing the English version of this book I venture to bespeak a welcome for it, not only for the light which it throws on some little-known incidents of the South African war, but also because of the keen personal interest of the events recorded. It is more than a history. It is a dramatic picture of the hopes and fears, the devotion and bitterness with which some patriotic women in Pretoria watched and, as far as they could, took part in the war which was slowly drawing to its conclusion on the veld outside. I do not associate myself with the opinions expressed by the writer as to the causes of the war or the methods adopted to bring it to an end, or as to the policy which led to the Concentration Camps, and the causes of the terrible mortality which prevailed during the first months of their existence. On these matters many readers will hold different opinions from the writer, or will prefer to let judgment be in suspense and to look to the historian of the future for a final verdict. We are still too near the events to be impartial. But this book does not challenge or invite controversy. Fortunately for South Africa, most of us on both sides can now discuss the events of the war without bitterness and understand and respect the feelings of those who were most sharply divided by these events from ourselves. The greater part of the narrative comes from a diary kept during the war with unusual fullness and vividness. The difficulty experienced by the writer of the diary in communicating to friends outside Pretoria information about what was passing inside, and in unburdening herself of the feelings roused in her by the events of the war, made the diary more than usually intimate. To understand fully many of the narratives which have been transferred from it to this book, it must be remembered that one is reading, not something written from memory years after the event, but rather the record of a conversation at the time, in which the diarist is describing the events as if to a friend who shares to the full all her own feelings and to whom she can speak without reserve. Much has happened in the ten years which have passed since the end of the war. The country which was distracted by the conflicting ideals and interests of its different Governments and peoples has become the Union of South Africa. It is now one State. It remains that it should call forth a spirit of patriotism and nationality which will unite and not divide its people.(Introduction by Patrick Duncan)

In introducing the English version of this book I venture to bespeak a welcome for it, not only for the light which it throws on some little-known incidents of the South African war, but also because of the keen personal interest of the events recorded. It is more than a history. It is a dramatic picture of the hopes and fears, the devotion and bitterness with which some patriotic women in Pretoria watched and, as far as they could, took part in the war which was slowly drawing to its conclusion on the veld outside.I do not associate myself with the opinions expressed by the writer as to the causes of the war or the methods adopted to bring it to an end, or as to the policy which led to the Concentration Camps, and the causes of the terrible mortality which prevailed during the first months of their existence. On these matters many readers will hold different opinions from the writer, or will prefer to let judgment be in suspense and to look to the historian of the future for a final verdict. We are still too near the events to be impartial. But this book does not challenge or invite controversy. Fortunately for South Africa, most of us on both sides can now discuss the events of the war without bitterness and understand and respect the feelings of those who were most sharply divided by these events from ourselves.The greater part of the narrative comes from a diary kept during the war with unusual fullness and vividness. The difficulty experienced by the writer of the diary in communicating to friends outside Pretoria information about what was passing inside, and in unburdening herself of the feelings roused in her by the events of the war, made the diary more than usually intimate. To understand fully many of the narratives which have been transferred from it to this book, it must be remembered that one is reading, not something written from memory years after the event, but rather the record of a conversation at the time, in which the diarist is describing the events as if to a friend who shares to the full all her own feelings and to whom she can speak without reserve.Much has happened in the ten years which have passed since the end of the war. The country which was distracted by the conflicting ideals and interests of its different Governments and peoples has become the Union of South Africa. It is now one State. It remains that it should call forth a spirit of patriotism and nationality which will unite and not divide its people.(Introduction by Patrick Duncan)

In introducing the English version of this book I venture to bespeak a welcome for it, not only for the light which it throws on some little-known incidents of the South African war, but also because of the keen personal interest of the events recorded. It is more than a history. It is a dramatic picture of the hopes and fears, the devotion and bitterness with which some patriotic women in Pretoria watched and, as far as they could, took part in the war which was slowly drawing to its conclusion on the veld outside. I do not associate myself with the opinions expressed by the writer as to the causes of the war or the methods adopted to bring it to an end, or as to the policy which led to the Concentration Camps, and the causes of the terrible mortality which prevailed during the first months of their existence. On these matters many readers will hold different opinions from the writer, or will prefer to let judgment be in suspense and to look to the historian of the future for a final verdict. We are still too near the events to be impartial. But this book does not challenge or invite controversy. Fortunately for South Africa, most of us on both sides can now discuss the events of the war without bitterness and understand and respect the feelings of those who were most sharply divided by these events from ourselves. The greater part of the narrative comes from a diary kept during the war with unusual fullness and vividness. The difficulty experienced by the writer of the diary in communicating to friends outside Pretoria information about what was passing inside, and in unburdening herself of the feelings roused in her by the events of the war, made the diary more than usually intimate. To understand fully many of the narratives which have been transferred from it to this book, it must be remembered that one is reading, not something written from memory years after the event, but rather the record of a conversation at the time, in which the diarist is describing the events as if to a friend who shares to the full all her own feelings and to whom she can speak without reserve. Much has happened in the ten years which have passed since the end of the war. The country which was distracted by the conflicting ideals and interests of its different Governments and peoples has become the Union of South Africa. It is now one State. It remains that it should call forth a spirit of patriotism and nationality which will unite and not divide its people.(Introduction by Patrick Duncan)

Petticoat Commando, The by Johanna Brandt (1876 - 1964)

A stranger and foreigner arrives at the offices of a small publication in London only to be faced by the “editor” whose face is completely swathed in a veil. Nothing is as it seems, and it quickly becomes evident that both are bent on more than lively gossip about the elite. Blackmail and opportunism is the order of the day. When two men are found shot to death outside the door of Mr. Farrington the millionaire who just happens to live a few doors from T. B. Smith, the head of the secret police, the connections to blackmail are not long in coming. Were these men shot by the blackmailer? Who is actually what he seems to be? (Summary by Don W. Jenkins)

Secret House, The by Edgar Wallace (1875 - 1932)

Le origini dellarte contemporanea, Alle otto della sera

Next to de Alexis de Tocquville's almost contemporary Democracy in America, Frances Trollope's work may be the most famous (or at least notorious) dissection of manners and morals of the United States. The work was a sensation on both sides of the Atlantic, and particularly in America, where Trollope was reviled as representing the worst of old world prejudices the new republic (though the criticism did nothing to hurt sales). Accompanied by a son and two daughters, Trollope lived in the United States from 1827 to 1831, spending most of her time in Cincinnati, where she had hoped, when joined by her husband, to open a large department store, which was also to be a place of entertainment and culture. She was, unfortunately, almost entirely ignorant of business practices, and habitually short of money, which her husband was in no position to make up. After leaving Cincinnati she traveled briefly in the eastern states, before returning to England. There is something of a happy ending; Domestic Manners was her first book, and such a success that she turned to writing, producing in her lifetime over a hundred books, which, though they never made her very rich, were more than sufficient to keep the wolf from the door. She passed on her highly disciplined writing habits to her son Anthony (who had not accompanied her to the New World), who produced forty-seven novels as well as several other works. His views of the United States, thanks in part to its attractive young women, were, of course, more benign; indeed in The Duke's Children, the lovely New Yorker Isabel Boncassen is to become the Duchess of Omnium. It's worth remembering that Frances Trollope's introduction to America was made through what was still something of frontier territory in Ohio, and few historians would argue that refinement and high culture were outstanding features of the Jacksonian era, which she saw first hand. Though some at the time feared that Domestic Manners would lead to a new Anglo-American war, fortunately the critical disputes took place on paper. Eventually passions cooled, and some Americans even came to admit that some of her judgements were just. Mark Twain, for instance, while chiding Trollope for falling for American tall tales (see the story of the crocodile's -- or alligator's -- destruction of a family in Chapter III), also remarked that the reason Domestic Manners was so hated by patriotic Americans was because it was so true. In any case, it is offered by the reader as a contribution to the American political campaign of 2012. Introduction by Nicholas Clifford)

Next to de Alexis de Tocquville's almost contemporary Democracy in America, Frances Trollope's work may be the most famous (or at least notorious) dissection of manners and morals of the United States. The work was a sensation on both sides of the Atlantic, and particularly in America, where Trollope was reviled as representing the worst of old world prejudices the new republic (though the criticism did nothing to hurt sales).Accompanied by a son and two daughters, Trollope lived in the United States from 1827 to 1831, spending most of her time in Cincinnati, where she had hoped, when joined by her husband, to open a large department store, which was also to be a place of entertainment and culture. She was, unfortunately, almost entirely ignorant of business practices, and habitually short of money, which her husband was in no position to make up. After leaving Cincinnati she traveled briefly in the eastern states, before returning to England. There is something of a happy ending; Domestic Manners was her first book, and such a success that she turned to writing, producing in her lifetime over a hundred books, which, though they never made her very rich, were more than sufficient to keep the wolf from the door. She passed on her highly disciplined writing habits to her son Anthony (who had not accompanied her to the New World), who produced forty-seven novels as well as several other works. His views of the United States, thanks in part to its attractive young women, were, of course, more benign; indeed in The Duke's Children, the lovely New Yorker Isabel Boncassen is to become the Duchess of Omnium.It's worth remembering that Frances Trollope's introduction to America was made through what was still something of frontier territory in Ohio, and few historians would argue that refinement and high culture were outstanding features of the Jacksonian era, which she saw first hand. Though some at the time feared that Domestic Manners would lead to a new Anglo-American war, fortunately the critical disputes took place on paper. Eventually passions cooled, and some Americans even came to admit that some of her judgements were just. Mark Twain, for instance, while chiding Trollope for falling for American tall tales (see the story of the crocodile's -- or alligator's -- destruction of a family in Chapter III), also remarked that the reason Domestic Manners was so hated by patriotic Americans was because it was so true.In any case, it is offered by the reader as a contribution to the American political campaign of 2012.Introduction by Nicholas Clifford)

Next to de Alexis de Tocquville's almost contemporary Democracy in America, Frances Trollope's work may be the most famous (or at least notorious) dissection of manners and morals of the United States. The work was a sensation on both sides of the Atlantic, and particularly in America, where Trollope was reviled as representing the worst of old world prejudices the new republic (though the criticism did nothing to hurt sales). Accompanied by a son and two daughters, Trollope lived in the United States from 1827 to 1831, spending most of her time in Cincinnati, where she had hoped, when joined by her husband, to open a large department store, which was also to be a place of entertainment and culture. She was, unfortunately, almost entirely ignorant of business practices, and habitually short of money, which her husband was in no position to make up. After leaving Cincinnati she traveled briefly in the eastern states, before returning to England. There is something of a happy ending; Domestic Manners was her first book, and such a success that she turned to writing, producing in her lifetime over a hundred books, which, though they never made her very rich, were more than sufficient to keep the wolf from the door. She passed on her highly disciplined writing habits to her son Anthony (who had not accompanied her to the New World), who produced forty-seven novels as well as several other works. His views of the United States, thanks in part to its attractive young women, were, of course, more benign; indeed in The Duke's Children, the lovely New Yorker Isabel Boncassen is to become the Duchess of Omnium. It's worth remembering that Frances Trollope's introduction to America was made through what was still something of frontier territory in Ohio, and few historians would argue that refinement and high culture were outstanding features of the Jacksonian era, which she saw first hand. Though some at the time feared that Domestic Manners would lead to a new Anglo-American war, fortunately the critical disputes took place on paper. Eventually passions cooled, and some Americans even came to admit that some of her judgements were just. Mark Twain, for instance, while chiding Trollope for falling for American tall tales (see the story of the crocodile's -- or alligator's -- destruction of a family in Chapter III), also remarked that the reason Domestic Manners was so hated by patriotic Americans was because it was so true. In any case, it is offered by the reader as a contribution to the American political campaign of 2012. Introduction by Nicholas Clifford)

Domestic Manners of the Americans by Frances Milton Trollope (1779 - 1863)

Planetoids

Great Caesar’s ghost and shades of A Christmas Carol! Stories – some ghostly, some Christmas, some humorous, some all three -- twelve of them by a master story teller and humorist of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. (Summary by David Wales)

Over The Plum Pudding by John Kendrick Bangs (1862 - 1922)

“二十四节气”与“十二月建”是《干支历》的基本内容，它在上古或远古已订立。古籍载，<a target="_blank" style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">天皇氏</a>始制<a target="_blank" style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">干支</a>之名，以定<a target="_blank" style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">岁</a>之所在。干支历法以北斗七星斗柄顶端的指向确定节气，将一岁划分为十二辰，“建”代表北斗七星斗柄顶端的指向；一岁之中<a target="_blank" style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">斗柄</a>旋转而依次指为“十二辰”，称为“十二月建”（或“十二月令”）。斗柄绕东、南、西、北转一圈为一周期，始于立春、终于大寒。北斗斗柄指向确定的节气，是天体运行的自然结果。 <a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">二十四节气歌</a>春雨惊春清谷天，夏满芒夏暑相连。秋处露秋寒霜降，冬雪雪冬小大寒。 每月两节不变更，最多相差一两天。上半年来六廿一，下半年是八廿三。 <a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">二十四节气</a>七言律诗西园梅放<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">立春</a>先，云镇霄光<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">雨水</a>连。<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">惊蛰</a>初交河跃鲤，<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">春分</a>蝴蝶梦花间。<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">清明</a>时放风筝好，<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">谷雨</a>西厢宜养蚕。牡丹<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">立夏</a>花零落，玉簪<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">小满</a>布庭前。隔溪<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">芒种</a>渔家乐，农田耕耘<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">夏至</a>间。<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">小暑</a>白罗衫着体，望河<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">大暑</a>对风眠。<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">立秋</a>向日葵花放，<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">处暑</a>西楼听晚蝉。翡翠园中沾<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">白露</a>，<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">秋分</a>折桂月华天。枯山<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">寒露</a>惊鸿雁，<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">霜降</a>芦花红蓼滩。<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">立冬</a>畅饮麒麟阁，绣褥<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">小雪</a>吟诗篇。幽阖<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">大雪</a>红炉暖，<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">冬至</a>琵琶懒去弹。<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">小寒</a>高卧邯郸梦，捧雪飘空交<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">大寒</a>。 朗读者：姜林杉（姜虹) ，中国播音主持“金话筒”奖、江苏省“四名人才”“名主持人”获得者，江苏省播音主持委员会副主任、播音指导、普通话测试员、语言表演考级考官，编著《口才与朗诵——综合训练手册》(启蒙篇、基础篇共6册，针对幼儿和中小学生)《口才与朗诵——综合训练汇编》(针对高中生、师范生、教师和成人爱好者)等。喜马拉雅MCN美音优话读书会发起人。视频号：姜林杉朗读，微店：美音优话

“二十四节气”与“十二月建”是《干支历》的基本内容，它在上古或远古已订立。古籍载，天皇氏始制干支之名，以定岁之所在。干支历法以北斗七星斗柄顶端的指向确定节气，将一岁划分为十二辰，“建”代表北斗七星斗柄顶端的指向；一岁之中斗柄旋转而依次指为“十二辰”，称为“十二月建”（或“十二月令”）。斗柄绕东、南、西、北转一圈为一周期，始于立春、终于大寒。北斗斗柄指向确定的节气，是天体运行的自然结果。二十四节气歌春雨惊春清谷天，夏满芒夏暑相连。秋处露秋寒霜降，冬雪雪冬小大寒。每月两节不变更，最多相差一两天。上半年来六廿一，下半年是八廿三。二十四节气七言律诗西园梅放立春先，云镇霄光雨水连。惊蛰初交河跃鲤，春分蝴蝶梦花间。清明时放风筝好，谷雨西厢宜养蚕。牡丹立夏花零落，玉簪小满布庭前。隔溪芒种渔家乐，农田耕耘夏至间。小暑白罗衫着体，望河大暑对风眠。立秋向日葵花放，处暑西楼听晚蝉。翡翠园中沾白露，秋分折桂月华天。枯山寒露惊鸿雁，霜降芦花红蓼滩。立冬畅饮麒麟阁，绣褥小雪吟诗篇。幽阖大雪红炉暖，冬至琵琶懒去弹。小寒高卧邯郸梦，捧雪飘空交大寒。朗读者：姜林杉（姜虹) ，中国播音主持“金话筒”奖、江苏省“四名人才”“名主持人”获得者，江苏省播音主持委员会副主任、播音指导、普通话测试员、语言表演考级考官，编著《口才与朗诵——综合训练手册》(启蒙篇、基础篇共6册，针对幼儿和中小学生)《口才与朗诵——综合训练汇编》(针对高中生、师范生、教师和成人爱好者)等。喜马拉雅MCN美音优话读书会发起人。视频号：姜林杉朗读，微店：美音优话

“二十四节气”与“十二月建”是《干支历》的基本内容，它在上古或远古已订立。古籍载，<a rel="noopener noreferrer">天皇氏</a>始制<a rel="noopener noreferrer">干支</a>之名，以定<a rel="noopener noreferrer">岁</a>之所在。干支历法以北斗七星斗柄顶端的指向确定节气，将一岁划分为十二辰，“建”代表北斗七星斗柄顶端的指向；一岁之中<a rel="noopener noreferrer">斗柄</a>旋转而依次指为“十二辰”，称为“十二月建”（或“十二月令”）。斗柄绕东、南、西、北转一圈为一周期，始于立春、终于大寒。北斗斗柄指向确定的节气，是天体运行的自然结果。 <a rel="noopener noreferrer">二十四节气歌</a>春雨惊春清谷天，夏满芒夏暑相连。秋处露秋寒霜降，冬雪雪冬小大寒。 每月两节不变更，最多相差一两天。上半年来六廿一，下半年是八廿三。 <a rel="noopener noreferrer">二十四节气</a>七言律诗西园梅放<a rel="noopener noreferrer">立春</a>先，云镇霄光<a rel="noopener noreferrer">雨水</a>连。<a rel="noopener noreferrer">惊蛰</a>初交河跃鲤，<a rel="noopener noreferrer">春分</a>蝴蝶梦花间。<a rel="noopener noreferrer">清明</a>时放风筝好，<a rel="noopener noreferrer">谷雨</a>西厢宜养蚕。牡丹<a rel="noopener noreferrer">立夏</a>花零落，玉簪<a rel="noopener noreferrer">小满</a>布庭前。隔溪<a rel="noopener noreferrer">芒种</a>渔家乐，农田耕耘<a rel="noopener noreferrer">夏至</a>间。<a rel="noopener noreferrer">小暑</a>白罗衫着体，望河<a rel="noopener noreferrer">大暑</a>对风眠。<a rel="noopener noreferrer">立秋</a>向日葵花放，<a rel="noopener noreferrer">处暑</a>西楼听晚蝉。翡翠园中沾<a rel="noopener noreferrer">白露</a>，<a rel="noopener noreferrer">秋分</a>折桂月华天。枯山<a rel="noopener noreferrer">寒露</a>惊鸿雁，<a rel="noopener noreferrer">霜降</a>芦花红蓼滩。<a rel="noopener noreferrer">立冬</a>畅饮麒麟阁，绣褥<a rel="noopener noreferrer">小雪</a>吟诗篇。幽阖<a rel="noopener noreferrer">大雪</a>红炉暖，<a rel="noopener noreferrer">冬至</a>琵琶懒去弹。<a rel="noopener noreferrer">小寒</a>高卧邯郸梦，捧雪飘空交<a rel="noopener noreferrer">大寒</a>。 朗读者：姜林杉（姜虹) ，中国播音主持“金话筒”奖、江苏省“四名人才”“名主持人”获得者，江苏省播音主持委员会副主任、播音指导、普通话测试员、语言表演考级考官，编著《口才与朗诵——综合训练手册》(启蒙篇、基础篇共6册，针对幼儿和中小学生)《口才与朗诵——综合训练汇编》(针对高中生、师范生、教师和成人爱好者)等。喜马拉雅MCN美音优话读书会发起人。视频号：姜林杉朗读，微店：美音优话

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Ce podcast, c'est le replay d'une sélection de conférences et de panels organisés par Matt.

📌 On y parle comics, jeux vidéo, zombies ou science-fiction. Ces présentations en festival, animations et tables-rondes ont été produites, organisées ou captées par Matt.
Elles ont été enregistrées dans de nombreux festivals ou lors d'interviews.
Retrouvez ici les débats que vous avez ratés lors de Geek Life Festival, Paris Comics Expo, Lyon BD et bien d'autres.




Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

🔊 On parle de pop culture ! Ce podcast, c'est le replay d'une sélection de conférences et de panels organisés par Matt. 📌 On y parle comics, jeux vidéo, zombies ou science-fiction. Ces présentations en festival, animations et tables-rondes ont été produites, organisées ou captées par Matt. Elles ont été enregistrées dans de nombreux festivals ou lors d'interviews. Retrouvez ici les débats que vous avez ratés lors de Geek Life Festival, Paris Comics Expo, Lyon BD et bien d'autres. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Matt : conférences pop culture & comics

Bruce Newbury, New England's Radio Food Dude - You're Dining Out with Bruce - The Tastiest Talk Show and Podcast

Food Dude Bruce Newbury

Join Kenny and Sadie as we talk all things travel, backpacking, and brews. Sharing our stories of where travel has gone right and very wrong, our tips on getting deals, and how traveling can be attainable no matter your budget. Also sharing some of our favorite breweries, coffee shops, and guides to our favorite places around the world and in our own neighborhood.Some of the topics we'll be covering are saving, planning, gear, owning a home and traveling, cruises, US Travel, Europe - and everything and anything else in between!You can find all of our guides and travel adventures onwww.travelingtaveners.com

Join Kenny and Sadie as we talk all things travel, backpacking, and brews. Sharing our stories of where travel has gone right and very wrong, our tips on getting deals, and how traveling can be attainable no matter your budget. Also sharing some of our favorite breweries, coffee shops, and guides to our favorite places around the world and in our own neighborhood.Some of the topics we'll be covering are saving, planning, gear, owning a home and traveling, cruises, US Travel, Europe - and everything and anything else in between!You can find all of our guides and travel adventures onwww.travelingtaveners.com

Join Kenny and Sadie as we talk all things travel, backpacking, and brews. Sharing our stories of where travel has gone right and very wrong, our tips on getting deals,&nbsp;and how traveling can be attainable no matter your budget. Also sharing some of our favorite breweries, coffee shops, and guides to our favorite places around the world and in our own neighborhood.Some of the topics we'll be covering are saving, planning, gear,&nbsp;owning a home and traveling, cruises,&nbsp;US Travel, Europe - and everything and anything else in between!You can find all of our guides and travel adventures onwww.travelingtaveners.com

Traveling Tavener's Podcast

Robin and Caoimhe are both gastronomers. Each episode, they take a deep dive into a particular aspect of food.

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Una raccolta di guide per conoscere i diversi elettrodomestici della cucina, dal frullatore ad immersione alla macchina per il caffè. Ma anche idee e suggerimenti su come usare le padelle antiaderenti, o i contenitori per alimenti. Segui la pagina e condividi i podcast che ti piacciono. ► Visita il sito: <a href="http://www.noisingleincucina.it/" rel="noopener">www.noisingleincucina.it/</a>  ► Seguimi sui social:   Facebook: <a href="http://www.facebook.com/NoiSingleInCucina" rel="noopener">www.facebook.com/NoiSingleInCucina</a> Instagram: <a href="http://www.instagram.com/noisingleincucina/" rel="noopener">www.instagram.com/noisingleincucina/</a> YouTube: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/user/NoiSingleInCucina" rel="noopener">www.youtube.com/user/NoiSingleInCucina</a>

Una raccolta di guide per conoscere i diversi elettrodomestici della cucina, dal frullatore ad immersione alla macchina per il caffè. Ma anche idee e suggerimenti su come usare le padelle antiaderenti, o i contenitori per alimenti. Segui la pagina e condividi i podcast che ti piacciono.► Visita il sito: www.noisingleincucina.it/ ► Seguimi sui social: Facebook: www.facebook.com/NoiSingleInCucinaInstagram: www.instagram.com/noisingleincucina/YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/NoiSingleInCucina

Una raccolta di guide per conoscere i diversi elettrodomestici della cucina, dal frullatore ad immersione alla macchina per il caffè. Ma anche idee e suggerimenti su come usare le padelle antiaderenti, o i contenitori per alimenti. Segui la pagina e condividi i podcast che ti piacciono. ► Visita il sito: <a href="http://www.noisingleincucina.it/" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.noisingleincucina.it/</a>  ► Seguimi sui social:   Facebook: <a href="http://www.facebook.com/NoiSingleInCucina" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.facebook.com/NoiSingleInCucina</a> Instagram: <a href="http://www.instagram.com/noisingleincucina/" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.instagram.com/noisingleincucina/</a> YouTube: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/user/NoiSingleInCucina" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.youtube.com/user/NoiSingleInCucina</a>

Guide pratiche in cucina

I'll be sharing information with people who are wondering if becoming an audiobook narrator is something they'd like to pursue.  Whether they choose to narrate as a new career path or want to see if it's something they might like to do as an additional income stream from the comfort of their home -- I'll do my best to provide honest information on the audiobook industry, how to get started, what to expect as a beginner, how to create a quiet space in which to record, technical requirements and how to learn about them, finding quality coaches, building relationships with audiobook publishers, obtaining work online or through relationships built with publishers, how to behave in the industry so as not to reflect poorly on themselves, and teaching others to avoid the mistakes and pitfalls I made and missteps I may make as I continue in my audiobook production life.

I'll be sharing information with people who are wondering if becoming an audiobook narrator is something they'd like to pursue. Whether they choose to narrate as a new career path or want to see if it's something they might like to do as an additional income stream from the comfort of their home -- I'll do my best to provide honest information on the audiobook industry, how to get started, what to expect as a beginner, how to create a quiet space in which to record, technical requirements and how to learn about them, finding quality coaches, building relationships with audiobook publishers, obtaining work online or through relationships built with publishers, how to behave in the industry so as not to reflect poorly on themselves, and teaching others to avoid the mistakes and pitfalls I made and missteps I may make as I continue in my audiobook production life.

Audiobook Narration For Beginners

Having stood proudly on Wimbledon’s Broadway since 1910, Wimbledon Theatre (as it was originally named) has gone from strength to strength and garnered a glittering reputation as a premier theatrical venue in South West London and now, we've gone and got our own podcast!

New Wimbledon Theatre

いよいよ最終章となりました。ご一緒にお楽しみいただければ幸いです。　　えぷろん

いよいよ最終章となりました。ご一緒にお楽しみいただければ幸いです。 えぷろん

林芙美子　新版放浪記 第三部

Come join us as we celebrate writers and talk about things that really matter. Text your comments or questions and we'll respond during the show. Creative writing contests once a month for valuable prizes! Word Play with Jamilah Renae is owned and brought to you by Montau Media, LLC and has been a part of Spreaker since June 6, 2011, before that WPWJR was on Blog Talk Radio. We don't own the rights to any poetry or music used. All poetry written and performed by Jamilah Renae is original and owned by Jamilah Renae/Terry Banks unless otherwise noted. © 2011-2023 Montau Media, LLC and Terry R Banks. All rights reserved. Terry R Banks. All rights reserved. Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/word-play-with-jamilah-renae--1103285/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/word-play-with-jamilah-renae--1103285/support</a>.

Come join us as we celebrate writers and talk about things that really matter. Text your comments or questions and we'll respond during the show. Creative writing contests once a month for valuable prizes!Word Play with Jamilah Renae is owned and brought to you by Montau Media, LLC and has been a part of Spreaker since June 6, 2011, before that WPWJR was on Blog Talk Radio. We don't own the rights to any poetry or music used. All poetry written and performed by Jamilah Renae is original and owned by Jamilah Renae/Terry Banks unless otherwise noted.© 2011-2023 Montau Media, LLC and Terry R Banks. All rights reserved. Terry R Banks. All rights reserved.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/word-play-with-jamilah-renae--1103285/support.

Come join us as we celebrate writers and talk about things that really matter. Text your comments or questions and we'll respond during the show. Creative writing contests once a month for valuable prizes! Word Play with Jamilah Renae is owned and brought to you by Montau Media, LLC and has been a part of Spreaker since June 6, 2011, before that WPWJR was on Blog Talk Radio. We don't own the rights to any poetry or music used. All poetry written and performed by Jamilah Renae is original and owned by Jamilah Renae/Terry Banks unless otherwise noted. © 2011-2023 Montau Media, LLC and Terry R Banks. All rights reserved. Terry R Banks. All rights reserved. Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/word-play-with-jamilah-renae--1103285/support?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=rss" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/word-play-with-jamilah-renae--1103285/support</a>.

Word Play with Jamilah Renae

Sharfraz &amp; Christina, known as Outropress, they are always aiming to simply have a vulnerable chat with you.

Sharfraz & Christina, known as Outropress, they are always aiming to simply have a vulnerable chat with you.

The Outropress Podcast

नेपाली साहित्य सँगै रहेर गरिने एक मात्र PODCAST

आवाज नेपाल ( Awaja Nepal)

Second Act is Kitchener Public Library’s podcast featuring inspiring, informative, and entertaining conversations with your favourite authors. Recorded live at Central Library in Kitchener, Ontario.

Second Act Podcast

Entre Cozinhas e Histórias - Agência Radioweb

A lifestyle podcast tackling my all the complexities of life, social issues, hobbies of mine, sports, education, movies, and so on.

Take It or Leeves It with Levi Anderson

La HJCK es la radio cultural m&aacute;s importante de Colombia. Por sus micr&oacute;fonos han pasado todo tipo de personalidades de la cultura: desde escritores hasta artistas pl&aacute;sticos. Cada uno ha contado sus vivencias, ha mostrado su obra y ha revelado los momentos m&aacute;s &iacute;ntimos de su creaci&oacute;n. Reviva la voz y las historias del archivo m&aacute;s grande del pa&iacute;s.&nbsp;

La HJCK es la radio cultural más importante de Colombia. Por sus micrófonos han pasado todo tipo de personalidades de la cultura: desde escritores hasta artistas plásticos. Cada uno ha contado sus vivencias, ha mostrado su obra y ha revelado los momentos más íntimos de su creación. Reviva la voz y las historias del archivo más grande del país. 

La HJCK es la radio cultural más importante de Colombia. Por sus micrófonos han pasado todo tipo de personalidades de la cultura: desde escritores hasta artistas plásticos. Cada uno ha contado sus vivencias, ha mostrado su obra y ha revelado los momentos más íntimos de su creación. Reviva la voz y las historias del archivo más grande del país.&nbsp;

De memoria: el archivo de la HJCK

Xavi y Joaquín, Joaquín y Xavi.
Dos amigos, adolescentes, artistas y canarios, que se juntan para hablar de ARTE. Un programa cuya intención es dar foco a las nuevas generaciones de artistas y fomentar la cultura. El humor y la improvisación son los ingredientes esenciales de este podcast veraniego.

Xavi y Joaquín, Joaquín y Xavi. Dos amigos, adolescentes, artistas y canarios, que se juntan para hablar de ARTE. Un programa cuya intención es dar foco a las nuevas generaciones de artistas y fomentar la cultura. El humor y la improvisación son los ingredientes esenciales de este podcast veraniego.

HablArte

Tentang ungkapan rasa yang tidak sempat disampaikan, dan hanya mampu untuk dipendam. Akan disampaikan melalui karya musikalisasi

Lembaran Luka Adalah kumpulan karya yang di tulis oleh findras, Bisikan Hati Yang Bisu Adalah Karya Yang ditulis follower berbakat, kedua album karya tersebut akan di bacakan oleh Defvi Kartikasari dan Khaira Nur

Official email febrianindra21@gmail.com
Instagram : Findras_, Defvikartika21, Siscan_yuju.

Tentang ungkapan rasa yang tidak sempat disampaikan, dan hanya mampu untuk dipendam. Akan disampaikan melalui karya musikalisasi Lembaran Luka Adalah kumpulan karya yang di tulis oleh findras, Bisikan Hati Yang Bisu Adalah Karya Yang ditulis follower berbakat, kedua album karya tersebut akan di bacakan oleh Defvi Kartikasari dan Khaira Nur Official email febrianindra21@gmail.com Instagram : Findras_, Defvikartika21, Siscan_yuju.

Musikalisasi Puisi

Tomamos los segmentos o capítulos que nos parecen más interesantes de los libros que me he leído y estoy en proceso de terminar, para todas aquellas personas que desean aprender y reflexionar sin tener que leer toooodo el libro, por eso tomamos lo mejor de ellos. 

Porque para reflexionar... no necesitamos de mucho. *Lectura a Pedacitos ¡¡

Tomamos los segmentos o capítulos que nos parecen más interesantes de los libros que me he leído y estoy en proceso de terminar, para todas aquellas personas que desean aprender y reflexionar sin tener que leer toooodo el libro, por eso tomamos lo mejor de ellos. Porque para reflexionar... no necesitamos de mucho. *Lectura a Pedacitos ¡¡

LECTURA A PEDACITOS

We often find ourselves bound by worldly leashes of inhibitions and relations. This podcast is an attempt to set you free for a while.

AAWAZEIN

The Mortar &amp; Pestle Productions official Podcast Channel! Bringing you our entertaining lives, shows &amp; interviews for you to listen to from the comfort of your own home! Radio Plays, Play Readings, Interviews, Retrospectives, Life talks &amp; more!

The Mortar & Pestle Productions official Podcast Channel! Bringing you our entertaining lives, shows & interviews for you to listen to from the comfort of your own home! Radio Plays, Play Readings, Interviews, Retrospectives, Life talks & more!

M&P Podcasts

Each episode we chat with a variety of performers and artists about their experiences, interests and thoughts on the industry that they work in.

Performative- An arts podcast

Apresentação de áudios com contos, crônicas, poesias do livro ENCANTAMENTO e CRONICAS, CONTOS E REFLEXÕES DA VIDA. VOL . II

ENCANTAMENTO

Hey Hente es un espacio de expresión para el arte puertorriqueñx. Compartiendo con la comunidad todo el talento local!

Hey Hente: Arte Local PR

Este é um espaço onde irei falar um pouco mais sobre minhas obras, poemas, músicas e o meu programa FALA, MEU POETA! que acontece todos os sábados no Instagram @poetaramonargolo.

Fala, Meu Poeta!

Most times, it&#39;s usually hard to sleep at midnight and this is where the midnight series takes you on a soft trip to ease the stress of the day...you can call it Therapeutic.

Most times, it's usually hard to sleep at midnight and this is where the midnight series takes you on a soft trip to ease the stress of the day...you can call it Therapeutic.

Most times, it's usually hard to sleep at midnight and this is where the midnight series takes you on a soft trip to ease the stress of the day...you can call it Therapeutic.

Sleepless Words

Se subirán capítulos de libros leídos en español

Audiolibros en español

Dopo trent'anni a Milano un ospite del Pensionato Bocconi racconta la sua esperienza di vita attraverso gli incontri con il direttore Salvatore Grillo.

Trent'anni a Milano. Incontri con Salvatore Grillo

Entro en un trance que lo desconecto con la realidad en ese terrible choque al verse en la guerra de las floridas .

Arts Podcasts / Page 3909

Petticoat Commando, The by Johanna Brandt (1876 - 1964)

Secret House, The by Edgar Wallace (1875 - 1932)

Le origini dellarte contemporanea, Alle otto della sera

Domestic Manners of the Americans by Frances Milton Trollope (1779 - 1863)

Planetoids

Over The Plum Pudding by John Kendrick Bangs (1862 - 1922)

姜林杉说节气｜中国传统文化

Matt : conférences pop culture & comics

Food Dude Bruce Newbury

Traveling Tavener's Podcast

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Guide pratiche in cucina

Audiobook Narration For Beginners

New Wimbledon Theatre

林芙美子 新版放浪記 第三部

Word Play with Jamilah Renae

The Outropress Podcast

आवाज नेपाल ( Awaja Nepal)

Second Act Podcast

Entre Cozinhas e Histórias - Agência Radioweb

Take It or Leeves It with Levi Anderson

De memoria: el archivo de la HJCK

HablArte

Musikalisasi Puisi

LECTURA A PEDACITOS

AAWAZEIN

M&P Podcasts

Performative- An arts podcast

ENCANTAMENTO

Hey Hente: Arte Local PR

Fala, Meu Poeta!

Sleepless Words

Audiolibros en español

Trent'anni a Milano. Incontri con Salvatore Grillo

Carmenvianeylamentirainfinita

Đọc Sách cùng Cá

Sanggar Arsitektur

Get Into The Books

Aemen Ali

Manabi

Celebrate Sounds

An Acquisitions Editor Dishes

Haricliam

Mentally Poetic

Between Stage and Screen

Delirantes

Hotseating: The Drama Education Podcast

Artaz Pods

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BG聊餐桌

Le origini dellarte contemporanea, Alle otto della sera

林芙美子　新版放浪記第三部