'Io mamma di due bambine rapite, vado a Gaza dalle mie figlie'
Il video-appello di Maayan Zin ad un mese dal sequestro da parte di Hamas: âSenza Ela e Dafna non respiro più, il governo israeliano e Biden si muovanoâ
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Explore "roni" with insightful episodes like "'Io mamma di due bambine rapite, vado a Gaza dalle mie figlie'", "Bridging the Gap between Real Estate and Interior Design", "Leading with Southern Hospitality: A Conversation with Summerville Police Chief Doug Wright on Law Enforcement in a Growing Town", "#96 | Tadeu: como surge um Ãdolo?" and "Ep. 286: FULL ALL STARS 3 CAST & TRAILER BREAKDOWN" from podcasts like ""ANSA Daily", "For the LOVE of Real Estate with That SC Real Estate Chick", "For the LOVE of Real Estate with That SC Real Estate Chick", "Debates Esportivos" and "Challenge Mania"" and more!
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Bridging the Gap between Real Estate and Interior Design
Want to elevate your real estate game with the power of interior design? Join us in this episode as my brilliant co-host, the licensed realtor and interior designer Ashley Acra, and I share how we're blending real estate with the art of styling spaces. We talk about everything from comprehensive home renovations to deciding on those final accessory touches that make a house a home. Plus, learn why staging is no longer just an add-on service but a vital tool to boost property resale value.
In the second half, we dive into a whirl of colors, fabrics, and textures as we unwrap our interior design and staging services further. Highlighting our innovative design boards, Ashley and I demonstrate how these function as a visual aid for clients, helping them envision their dream spaces. We also talk about how our professional imaging service and click-through links act as a bridge, connecting our clients to their potential homes. Finally, take a peek into our creative journey, from the first meeting to the sublime moment when we reveal the final design. Ashley shares her passion for transforming spaces, and together, we reflect on the joy and value we bring to our clients. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button for more insightful episodes!
Thank you for listening! Please contact me if I can ever be of service:
Roni Haskell
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For the LOVE of Real Estate with That SC Real Estate Chick
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Leading with Southern Hospitality: A Conversation with Summerville Police Chief Doug Wright on Law Enforcement in a Growing Town
Discover how Southern Hospitality mingles with law enforcement in our captivating chat with Chief Doug Wright, Police Chief in the charming town of Summerville. Chief Wright's tireless dedication and unique perspective on the changing face of law enforcement provide a fresh insight into the community’s growth, its unique challenges, and the role he plays in maintaining its strong character. From his early days in the Marine Corps Reserves to his current position as Police Chief, Wright's journey is an inspiring narrative of community building, personal growth, and adaptability.
Have you ever wondered how the rapid growth of a town can impact the law enforcement's approach? Summerville's story is a fascinating example. With its roads straining under the burgeoning population, the town presents a unique set of challenges that Chief Wright navigates. Listen as he shares his experiences with a town that attracts people of all ages and covers a quarter of a million people in its zip codes. Wright’s insights on how the police force has evolved to handle the influx of people is a testament to his commitment, leadership, and vision.
But this episode is more than just a deep dive into the complex dynamics of a growing town. It’s also a candid discussion on how social media has transformed law enforcement, and how they're meeting the challenge of adapting to the influence of the newest generation. In a finale that puts a spotlight on leadership, Chief Wright shares how leading with equity and respect, and investing in personnel has allowed the Summerville Police Department to thrive. Get ready to be inspired by a leader who is truly making a difference.
Thank you for listening! Please contact me if I can ever be of service:
Roni Haskell
www.thatSCrealestatechick.com
843.297.1935
roni.haskell@kw.com
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#charlestonrealestate #foreveragent #thatscrealestatechick #summerville
#96 | Tadeu: como surge um Ãdolo?
Há 30 anos, o programa Debates Esportivos faz parte da rotina do torcedor goiano com os principais fatos do esporte em Goiás, com transmissão pela Rádio Sagres 730 AM. A partir de agora, em novo formato e diversas plataformas, você confere o mais respeitado podcast do esporte goiano. Todo sábado, uma nova edição nos principais tocadores de podcast.
Na edição desta semana, Wendell Pasquetto, Charlie Pereira e Carlos Eduardo Tim recebem o jornalista Ãlder Dias, do canal Verde 33, para discutir como surgem os Ãdolos do futebol goiano.
A atuação do goleiro Tadeu, pegando cinco cobranças de pênalti na decisão contra o Bragantino, e que deu ao Goiás a vaga nas oitavas de final da Copa do Brasil na última terça-feira (31) em Bragança Paulista-SP, foi o centro dos Debates.
Na edição desta semana, Wendell Pasquetto, Charlie Pereira e Carlos Eduardo Tim recebem o jornalista Ãlder Dias, do canal Verde 33, para discutir como surgem os Ãdolos do futebol goiano.
A atuação do goleiro Tadeu, pegando cinco cobranças de pênalti na decisão contra o Bragantino, e que deu ao Goiás a vaga nas oitavas de final da Copa do Brasil na última terça-feira (31) em Bragança Paulista-SP, foi o centro dos Debates.
Ep. 286: FULL ALL STARS 3 CAST & TRAILER BREAKDOWN
Our entire Challenge All Stars III Cast & Trailer Breakdown.
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S2 Ep 43: ANYTHING BUT MY PHONE, MOM! With Dr. Roni Cohen-Sandler
Raising Kids in the Digital Age.
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201. Dan's Super Dooper Afterparty Quiz Thingy
This week Dan and Chris take a new approach to their annual Afterparty episode. This year we're joined by the brilliant Roni for a Movie/TV themed quiz. Play along and see if you can score better! You can catch us on Twitter @nothinbutstatic or
Roni Zamora GuateFitness Podcast
Por más de 20 años he estado involucrado en la industria del fitness en distintas facetas, los últimos 6 años como entrenador de la selección nacional de Fisicoculturismo y Fitness de Guatemala, he tenido el privilegio de ser parte de múltiples logros deportivos en 3 continentes distintos, con diferentes atletas que han puesto siempre en alto el nombre de Guatemala. Mi especialidad es el alto rendimiento y estoy permanentemente comprometido con nuevos aprendizajes, debido a que debo siempre estar a la altura del talento de mis atletas.
Nombrado mejor entrenador del año 2019, por la Asociación de Cronistas Deportivos de Guatemala ACD
- Lic. Roni Zamora
- Maestría en entrenamiento, actividad física y gestión deportiva.
- Máster en Fisicoculturismo y fitness.
- Más de 40 certificaciones en distintas áreas del fitness.
- Certified Advanced Trainer IFBB.
- Certified Personal Trainer IFBB.
- Internacional Coach Card IFBB.
- Entrenador de atletas y deportistas de alto rendimiento y talla mundial.
Litigation Finance-How to Fund a Million Dollar Lawsuit with Roni Elias
Roni & I Discuss:
- Roni’s Experience in $9 Billion of Litigation
- Risk of Insurance Company Payout for RE Investors
- Financing a Lawsuit with Zero Cash out of Pocket
- Background in Building $500 Million Comm. RE Portfolio
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OutDoor Renegade in the San Francisco Hills - Dec 2017 (recorded live)
Better later than never. Catching up with mix postings. Here is one from a late night outdoor renegade thrown by and for those who stayed in San Francisco during Xmas of 2017. Nothing like a proper rager with your framily of 200 in the San Francisco hills.
1. G.R.X (Nightmare) by Manu Soto
2. . Are You From Earth? (Original) by Andy Martin
3. Nexus (Original Mix) by D. Diggler
4. Murky (Original Mix) by Hernan Tapia
5. Late Night (Original Mix) by Groovebox
6. Dream World (Original Mix) by Jor-el
7. Kinetic Energy (Original Mix) by Quantus
8. Sadness and Joy (Original Mix) by Roni Tech
9. Feel It Everywhere (Jaceo Sunrise Dub) by Grum
10. Eleph (Original Mix) by Joseph Roa
11. Humble (Feat. Little Mouse) (Klartraum Remix) by Paul Moore (GER)
12. Buenos Aires (Original Mix) by Mozaiek
13. Outpost (Original Mix) by Spektre
John Di Lemme Talks About Seal Team 6 Aaron Vaughn, Mark Smith, Cousin Roni and Coach Christie
In today's episode, John Di Lemme Talks About Seal Team 6 Aaron Vaughn, Mark Smith, Cousin Roni and Coach Christie. Use the resources you have to make the best decisions in your life!
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Episode 19: The Postman
Guest defender J Roni Moe of the Urban Voodoo Machine tries to convince the gang that The Postman is not the reason that the USPS is going out of business.
Episode 19: The Postman
Guest defender J Roni Moe of the Urban Voodoo Machine tries to convince the gang that The Postman is not the reason that the USPS is going out of business.
The Lonely Londoners
Drum and Bass is Black Music…
On the 30th anniversary of the 1981 Brixton riots, a historic reaction to the hostility and xenophobic environment that informed the policing of African and Caribbean immigrants, I examined the ruthless desire to keep Britain White. I pulled from Sam Selvon’s 1956 novel “The Lonely Londoners,” which tells the story of the Caribbean community’s communal response to the English brand of white supremacy and their cultural preservation as a means for survival. Additionally, I sought the political, social, and musicological context of a sound that takes root in Sly and Robbie’s Reggae Music—Drum and Bass. Inspired by these histories, I’ve created a musical essay that epitomizes my long-term relationship with Black Britain and the parallel strategies of resistance that Black Americans have employed to attain basic human rights. Shout out to drum and bass pioneers Roni Size, Goldie, LTJ Bukem, Kemistry and Storm, Krust, and all the other sons and daughters of “The Lonely Londoners.”
I'm excited to introduce a new series of liner notes. As a part of the WildSeed Cultural Group Independent Artist in Residency program in Atlanta, Georgia (2011-2012), I will be working with my favorite thinkers, writers, cultural critics and scholars to help contextualize my mixes. The first to launch the series is Esther Armah, a fierce Black British writer, speaker, moderator and leader in the emotional justice movement. Thank you Esther for being willing to participate in this project and for helping to make "Entertainment with a Thesis" a reality.
DJ lynnee denise (feel free to repost and pass on)
Liner Notes by Esther Armah*
We made it. Not bodies. They were battered, bruised, brutalized, buried. The drum beat landed. Intact. Slipped unnoticed between bodies, souls, minds carried from West Africa’s shores via the West Indies. Landed unbent and unbroken in this new land - West London. We were the language left when mother tongue was dragged screaming from its source, we were the unshed tears of the middle passage. Company came. Sought us out. Hands grabbed at us from Empire Wind-rush bodies, carried to this place from Caribbean islands. A new language, new accent from this new nation called England. Black backs bent and shaped by British labor, sweat collected from a generation invited and despised in the same breath. Our mamas and daddies, silent and deadly. That racism DNA pounded and flattened, birthed into frustrated beats and a new generation. Defiance became the breath of those born to these Caribbean bodies mangled seeking refuge from racist rants. This was now Black Britain. Sound changed. Started to gather new notes from new generation. April 1981. Brixton streets, injustice exploded, caught fire, consumed and cleansed. Remnants of those unshed tears from that middle passage put the fire out on the streets, left it burning within Black Britain. Fragments of rage wrapped in that drum, dirt from boots pounding those streets caught between notes. Fragments, pieces, floated, landed. Sound from snatched pieces of leftover 1960s signs that screamed: ‘No Niggers, No Dogs, No Irish’, sound dragged from police officers’ brutal batons before they rained rage on nappy heads, sound from untold injustice - all fashioned into language. Called it bass. The sound from an unwelcome land. The double consciousness in the mirror whose reflection you couldn’t see. Mangled beauty drenched in righteous rage. Drum n bass. 30 years on from Brixton; bodies, boots, batons echo, haunt, haint. Now. Press play.
So honored to write these liner notes. Drum n bass are the fragments of us blown across waters and oceans, drum n bass was for the journey where it all got too much, where there was no voice, it is the emotionally unspeakable - the soundtrack of diasporic journeys. Love, love, love this Ms Lynnee...
Esther Armah is a Black British award winning international journalist, an author, playwright, radio host, company director and public speaker. She has worked in the US, UK, Africa. She is the founding director of Centric Productions, a multi-media production and creative marketing company based in New York, London and Ghana. In the UK; she has worked in print, radio and television. In print, she has written for 'The Guardian' newspaper, 'New Nation' newspaper, and in 'Pride' magazine. In radio, she has worked right across BBC radio as a documentary maker, an investigative reporter and a radio host. In tv, she has appeared on Sky Television and BBC television.
On the 30th anniversary of the 1981 Brixton riots, a historic reaction to the hostility and xenophobic environment that informed the policing of African and Caribbean immigrants, I examined the ruthless desire to keep Britain White. I pulled from Sam Selvon’s 1956 novel “The Lonely Londoners,” which tells the story of the Caribbean community’s communal response to the English brand of white supremacy and their cultural preservation as a means for survival. Additionally, I sought the political, social, and musicological context of a sound that takes root in Sly and Robbie’s Reggae Music—Drum and Bass. Inspired by these histories, I’ve created a musical essay that epitomizes my long-term relationship with Black Britain and the parallel strategies of resistance that Black Americans have employed to attain basic human rights. Shout out to drum and bass pioneers Roni Size, Goldie, LTJ Bukem, Kemistry and Storm, Krust, and all the other sons and daughters of “The Lonely Londoners.”
I'm excited to introduce a new series of liner notes. As a part of the WildSeed Cultural Group Independent Artist in Residency program in Atlanta, Georgia (2011-2012), I will be working with my favorite thinkers, writers, cultural critics and scholars to help contextualize my mixes. The first to launch the series is Esther Armah, a fierce Black British writer, speaker, moderator and leader in the emotional justice movement. Thank you Esther for being willing to participate in this project and for helping to make "Entertainment with a Thesis" a reality.
DJ lynnee denise (feel free to repost and pass on)
Liner Notes by Esther Armah*
We made it. Not bodies. They were battered, bruised, brutalized, buried. The drum beat landed. Intact. Slipped unnoticed between bodies, souls, minds carried from West Africa’s shores via the West Indies. Landed unbent and unbroken in this new land - West London. We were the language left when mother tongue was dragged screaming from its source, we were the unshed tears of the middle passage. Company came. Sought us out. Hands grabbed at us from Empire Wind-rush bodies, carried to this place from Caribbean islands. A new language, new accent from this new nation called England. Black backs bent and shaped by British labor, sweat collected from a generation invited and despised in the same breath. Our mamas and daddies, silent and deadly. That racism DNA pounded and flattened, birthed into frustrated beats and a new generation. Defiance became the breath of those born to these Caribbean bodies mangled seeking refuge from racist rants. This was now Black Britain. Sound changed. Started to gather new notes from new generation. April 1981. Brixton streets, injustice exploded, caught fire, consumed and cleansed. Remnants of those unshed tears from that middle passage put the fire out on the streets, left it burning within Black Britain. Fragments of rage wrapped in that drum, dirt from boots pounding those streets caught between notes. Fragments, pieces, floated, landed. Sound from snatched pieces of leftover 1960s signs that screamed: ‘No Niggers, No Dogs, No Irish’, sound dragged from police officers’ brutal batons before they rained rage on nappy heads, sound from untold injustice - all fashioned into language. Called it bass. The sound from an unwelcome land. The double consciousness in the mirror whose reflection you couldn’t see. Mangled beauty drenched in righteous rage. Drum n bass. 30 years on from Brixton; bodies, boots, batons echo, haunt, haint. Now. Press play.
So honored to write these liner notes. Drum n bass are the fragments of us blown across waters and oceans, drum n bass was for the journey where it all got too much, where there was no voice, it is the emotionally unspeakable - the soundtrack of diasporic journeys. Love, love, love this Ms Lynnee...
Esther Armah is a Black British award winning international journalist, an author, playwright, radio host, company director and public speaker. She has worked in the US, UK, Africa. She is the founding director of Centric Productions, a multi-media production and creative marketing company based in New York, London and Ghana. In the UK; she has worked in print, radio and television. In print, she has written for 'The Guardian' newspaper, 'New Nation' newspaper, and in 'Pride' magazine. In radio, she has worked right across BBC radio as a documentary maker, an investigative reporter and a radio host. In tv, she has appeared on Sky Television and BBC television.
Electro | But I Digress.
Nine Inch Nails | That's What I Get
Portishead | Roads
Massive Attack | Daydreaming
Faithless | Postcards (Rewritten Mix)
Tricky | What Is Wrong
Amon Tobin | Sordid
Blame | Centuries
Johnny L | This Time
Roni Size | Brown Paper Bag