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Kevin discusses his first experiences at some new restaurants and his first experience at Typhoon Lagoon. This is Kevin's July 2022 Walt Disney World trip report: part 2 of 3! What are your thoughts on Typhoon Lagoon? What questions do you have about his dining experiences? Let us know at show@magicourway.com. Your opinions are always welcome in our show. Seriously, every opinion is welcome.

The Alchemist tunnel into a battle royale in Alien vs. Predator. 

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Après la mort de Von Haven, s'amorce les dures lieues pour rallier Sanaa, capitale de l'Arabie Heureuse.

On January 27th, 2011, Yemen's people followed the example set by Tunisia and Egypt and flooded the streets, demonstrating against the incumbent regime of Ali Abdullah Saleh. Much like the other countries experiencing revolutions, Yemenis were tired of endemic unemployment, mass immiseration, and no prospects of improvements.

After months of protests and, in some cases, armed encounters between revolutionaries and the government, the people finally felled Saleh on November 23, 2011. An election was organized for February 2012, and Vice President Abrabbuh Mansur Hadi took power as interim president. What appeared to be a spring was a false dawn, however, as the post-Saleh era deteriorated rapidly into a brutal civil war. But how did we get to the current crisis in Yemen?

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Today’s episode of the Chronically Healing Podcast is with someone I’m lucky to call my friend - Sanaa Lynne! I met Sanaa over on Instagram a few months ago and immediately knew I 1) wanted to be her friend and 2) wanted to have her on the podcast!

In this episode, we chat through Sanaa’s story with chronic illness, how important her faith has been in her healing and how important finding gratitude is in your journey. I can’t wait for you all to listen to her episode, so let’s dive in (listen in below!)

In today’s episode we chat about … 

• Sanaa’s personal chronic illness story

• How her faith has helped her on her journey

• The importance of real gratitude while not ignoring reality

• How she takes care of herself and helps other people

Links and things …

• Sanaa’s Website

• Sanaa’s Instagram

• Chronically Healing Instagram

• Free Chronically Healing Facebook Group!

At the southern end of Arabia, Yemen was once rich from trade and frankincense.  By the 11th century, it had fallen off the map, but two strong queens led it back to prosperity, particularly Arwa Al-Sulayhi, whose reign did more for Yemen than 350 years of men who followed. There's assassins, executions, heads on pikes.

Among Arwa's accomplishments was refurbishing the Great Mosque of Sana'a, Yemen's  capital, whose medieval old city features gingerbread-like skyscrapers. Despite the horrors of war, Yemen perseveres.

Charlie from the Almost Forgotten podcast joins us to discuss Arwa and other historical figures that we've forgotten. Plus saltah!

Sources:

Daftary, Dr. Farhad. Sayyida Hurra: The Isma‘ili Sulayhid Queen of Yemen
Mackintosh-Smith, Tim. Yemen: the Unknown Arabia
Mernissi, Fatima. The Forgotten Queens of Islam
Walker, Jenny. Lonely Planet Oman, UAE and the Arabian Peninsula
Wintour, Patrick. “Yemen civil war: the conflict explained” in the Guardian

Music by Mohamed al-Kouek, Kamilia Anbar Yakout, and Mohamed Hmoud al-Harithy

Photograph by Maria Gropa

Kielenhuoltajat Riina Heikkilä ja Tarja Larsson ovat koostaneet kymmenen uudissanan listan, sanat kuvaavat tavalla tai toisella 2010-lukua.

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• Uusien sanojen aihepiirit ovat ilmasto, sosiaalinen media, politiikka, tasa-arvo ja kansanterveys. 
• "Erikoisuutena mukana on harvinaisella tavalla muodostettu verbi, joka on vakiintunut suomenkielisiin mainoksiin", kertoo Riina Heikkilä.

Merja Laitinen
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Hellur! We are back with Episode 6 of your favorite Tyler Perry media review podcast. This time, we watched and reviewed The Family that Preys. Tune in to hear our thoughts!

We hear very little about the war that is taking place in Yemen, which is now in its fifth year. And we hear even less about this war in the words of Yemeni’s themselves, and far less still from those who are still in Yemen. This episode represents a small effort to address this disparity.

Adel Hashem is the director of Human Needs Development in Sana’a, and organization that is working on the ground to deliver food, medical, and education support to the Yemeni people.

Though the war in Syria, and other regional conflicts have managed to grab headlines in recent years, Yemen has remained conspicuously underreported despite the fact that it has seen the largest cholera outbreak in recorded history, starvation, thousands of civilian casualties, widespread food insecurity amongst the majority of its population, and despite the fact that all of these horrors are completely man-made.

This stems in large part from the fact that the majority of the carnage in Yemen has been unleashed by Saudi Arabia and its coalition of supporters in their fight against Yemen’s Houthi rebels. Saudi Arabia is a US ally and it’s brutal air campaign (and less reported mercenary-supported ground campaign) have enjoyed the support of US and Western weapons deals, as well as intelligence and logistical support. Quite simply, the war would not be possible without the direct and ongoing support of Western governments, and principally the US, UK and France.

But we can change this.

Miksi sanotaan koivun hiirenkorvia ruotsiksi, kysyy kuulija. Musöron sopii hyvin, vastaavat kielenhuoltajat Tarja Larsson ja Riina Heikkilä.

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- Mössöron sen sijaan on asia erikseen, se voi viedä ajatukset feministiseen mirripipoon, jossa on pienet korvannypykät, tähdentää Tarja Larsson. Suomenruotsalaisten voi kyllä kuulla sitä joskus käyttävän, hän sanoo.

- Viikon uudissana on diginomadi ja siihen liittyvät avokonttori, joustava työtila ja monitilatoimisto.

- Maziar Farzinin pakinassa on tarjolla vaaliläskiä. Maziar ihmettelee sitä, että vaikka työstä ja työttömyydestä vaalikeskusteluissa puhutaankin niin miksei siitä epäkohdasta, että joillakin on hurjasti liikaa työtä ja toisilla ei ollenkaan.

- Leila Mattfolk ja Björn Lundkvist ovat nimistöhuoltajia Kielen ja kansanperinteen tutkimuslaitoksella. He kertovat, mitä nimistöhuoltaja tekee.

Juontajana Merja Laitinen.

This week, Grant of History Honeys and Chip & Ironicus joins us once more for Horror V. Octorbor, continuing our month-long breakdown of 'versus' movies with Alien vs. Predator! Paul W.S. Anderson's limp, ill-advised match-up movie combining Fox's biggest sci-fi monsters forgets what made the other two series good in the first place, basically remaking Resident Evil in an ancient Mayan-Aztec-Antarctican(?) temple, complete with paper-thin characters and dated effects. Still, we have a good time with our custom cocktail and drinking rules!

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