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Not Another D&D Podcast
"mosel" Discussed on Not Another D&D Podcast
"Now starring as a tin of beans in hard ones reality show, airship interiors. Wow, gotta check that out. Samuel B Mike H, alka smelter plus. Great value, Gemma. Adam G Tyler F, Panama James. Andrew, the druid. Rick's Daniel, the white. Deanna Delos Lopez. CC Lulu, Timmy R Lucas B reiko. It's Kevin Calder will come cold again. Winter is coming hashtag CCC forever. Shout out to my fairy followers. Stay strong Calder. We miss you, buddy. Taylor B, the vengeful one winged angel. Cass skateboard Cass. Captain of the Stevens, Stephen Cole. Mike Kay. Lady taco. Joy tea. Jake L, Nick W. Swash, buckling, swag, snagged her. Foster the boneless duck handing Emily Oxford a Nobel Peace Prize in magical physics. William W big bad, beardo the mad. Eric McGee. Riot Ryan, hungry Dave's frisbee golf bud. What is up dude? We gotta hit the course. On nanarama. Percival, Frederick Stein, von mosel klossowski de rollo the third. I DOM, the simple temples. J dragonborn. Vincent, I wish Medusa would stop objectifying people, Daniels. Ha. The been a fell Donna. Dave H Katherine S David Kay. Christian S, Dustin S, Connor F Hawkeye, pierce. Book far's assistant Izzy F DPC is also Sean, the shade tree mechanic of zelbel Dar. Summer rose, AKA grand terror. Marky Mark, the marvelous mining engineer. Cat C, Kel sleigh. Misa of house in zunz. Ariel, the occasional mermaid. Selena inn, AKA valley raptor. B, perky, always. Pat L ce vexel. Achoo the a Lauren H Talia. Ryan S, the bone duster. Robert crisps. Ball business illustrator insert request, oh, I would love to see duck team. Hanging out in iron deep. Wherever you prefer, thinking to be fun to see him hanging out. Bloops, carlier. Addy Kay, Connor S Christopher Jay, pebble pot. To the do writers, my first ah, never mind, we died. I'm a turtle now.
ESPN FC
"mosel" Discussed on ESPN FC
"It in the back of the net. Oh, and he's still talking. Yeah, look, he was about to take that shirt off, too. Christian rose and I said, no, no, no, no, no, keep it on. And then look at this. Uh oh. Uh oh. Yeah, lots of heat after this one. The nano incense thought the referee was making fun of him. Everybody wanted a piece. Of niccolo dero there as you could see on both teams. Very, very, very intense at the end of that match, can't wait for the second leg in what now 6 days time. All right, her first question here. I'm supposed to ask you what's the better headline, but really what I want to know is what's the more accurate headline? Did the sounders take a well earned draw on the road or the pumas joke? Now, the sounders had a well earned dry and why I say that it is partly circumstantial, but I have a real hard time say thinking the pumas team choked. This is 18 that was already very thin. The nanos playing on one leg scores two goals. Alan mosel goes out with an injury. He's a leading assist man for boomers. He's the guy who actually makes them tick. This isn't already depleted team Arturo Ortiz. He's playing with the national team because he's better for this game and they're up to zero and then it ain't more circumstantial way you could probably say but okay, but should the PK have gone through? Should have been verified or actually counted with a little bit of a shove there. I've got a real issue saying pumas choked. I think pumas did what they couldn't this game and actually that was a very entertaining game at that. But I think Seattle sounders ended up getting a very good result in the most Seattle sounder type of way. You could say what you want, but we've seen this.
Gun Talk
"mosel" Discussed on Gun Talk
"A very short time, and this time, when they're gone, they're gone, rock will do another run. We can't. So I'm just there it is. 8 6 6 talk gun. Where have you been shooting? Have you been to the range? Let me know. Once that time of year, we're coming out of winter into spring. The days are looking great. We're going out and doing a lot more shooting going out to the rage. That's their thoughts on that. I went out shooting this week, took a new rifle, new rifle to me. I just got a weather be left handed back country TI, super lightweight. In two 57, weatherby Magnum. It's a caliber that it supporters love and other people go, really? What's that all about? Well, it's about hundred grain bullet going 3536 hundred feet per second. It shoots flat in the a, I know. We don't have to shoot flat anymore. We can dial up. Okay, great. Except that if I need to make a quick shot, I don't want to have to laser it and dial it in all that. I just know that after 400 yards, I just shoot whatever it is. Antelope deer Elk done. But as I'm shooting this, rifle, it does come with a mosel break. You can put it on. I did not. Not a huge fan of the brakes. It doesn't kick much. I mean, it's just not a lot of recoil. To this. And then I'm thinking about the other rifle I had out there was the little lightweight two 70. I just had built. And then I got my two 57 Roberts. And still waiting at some point, it'll come my two 84 Winchester. And thinking about all of these. You know, they're all kind of similar for hunting. And I think it.
O Mediato
"mosel" Discussed on O Mediato
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The Pat McAfee Show 2.0
"mosel" Discussed on The Pat McAfee Show 2.0
"Be. I don't have time couple of years back. Couple of years We have some breaking news here. Thirty minutes into this beautiful wednesday september. Two thousand twenty one carson wentz officially playing for the ed rappaport the colts. Qb carson wentz be a full participant. Today in practice coach. Frank told reporters he'll be on the field but week one impressive recovery to say the least rap sheet. Not only did he have that broken foot from high school that they had to do surgery on the projected in five to twelve weeks out. He was back in like two weeks somehow. No boot no nothing just walking around doing this. Covert situation is going to remain a situation. Just like with zack. martin just like what. The tackle from the miami dolphins and other players at this is going to happen too. But right now i can stay clearly carson. Wentz coach taking field against seattle seahawks. Luke soul stadium luke. So stadium sold out. Jim mercy said he's adding comfortable folding chairs so he can pack more people into that fucking oil. Can't we are going to go bananas this weekend in russell wilson's be wishing that they traded him to the chicago bears whenever darius leonard boxes picking up that offense one russell wilson buried this off season twenty pays coming off the end. You're talking about a defense kenny. Mosel be locked on winston. Just beat fucking a broken foot surgery synopsis. I never an povich all by his damn self. He's didn't shot. Somehow he fucking roseman in philadelphia. Had him howie roseman from philadelphia. That blew up an entire team. Basically has set philadelphia eagles fans back in time before they even won a super bowl. Which wasn't that long ago. Howie roseman comes out and said.
Comunicazione Emozionale con Ema
"mosel" Discussed on Comunicazione Emozionale con Ema
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Trumpcast
"mosel" Discussed on Trumpcast
"I think this would be a good time for us to give our recommendations and this time we're going to specifically share some really good pieces of true crimes ones that were made for good reasons and really add to to the culture so rebecca you start. What are your recommendations. My first recommendation is my favorite true crime documentary. That's a made in the last couple of years and that's saying a lot because there have been quite a few good ones but my favorite one is murder. I'm middle beach is a four part series that aired on. Hbo and the reason. I love it so much. Well reasons one. Is that the man who made it. Madison hamburg. He started making it as a student film when he was in college. So the course of the four episodes not only do you see him grow up on film. But you also see the craft improved throughout the four episodes. Second his what he's doing in this film is investigating the murder of his own mother so he can do things that no one else telling this story can do. He can secretly tape the cops a super no no for any other kind of journalist or storyteller amateur podcast. He can interview his own family members. He has unprecedented access to every part of the story. And the other thing that i love about it is that it's also really about being an american family in a way that i haven't seen before on film sort of the ripe dysfunction the fact that this man's mother had potentially mosel people who wanted to kill her like really makes you think the dysfunction of your own family in a strange way anyway. I can't say enough. Good things about the documentary. I'll talk about it with anybody. Who wants feel free to tweet me about it. So i'm going to recommend a sort of true crime ish podcast because they could not legally say that these pyramid schemes were illegal It's called the dream. It's a great fun podcast. I'm a big fan of things that are of encouraging people to look beyond murder for their for their true crime desires. And this is. This takes a lot of boxes. It's just a fascinating deep dive into those different pyramid-schemes that you're constantly getting inundated with on your facebook page and why they're harmful and sort of who pays the price of those and then sort of as a bonus i would also recommend decoder rings sites decoder rings two thousand eighteen episode call clown panic and this was a really great episode that digs into that sort of weird moment in time when people were wearing clown costumes and being super creepy playgrounds and other places and it kind of gets a little bit into the crime because people were arrested for it and there was a lot going on with that so those are two things that i would absolutely recommend all right. Well thank you for doing that. I can do to as well the documentary that i often call the citizen kane of true crime is season. One of the staircase the original twelve episodes. It's about novelist. Michael peterson being accused of the murder of his wife. Kathleen and it is an unprecedented. Look at the inside of a well-funded defense. It's completely fascinating. It is gorgeous. Lee made At the end of every episode you change your mind about whether or not you think he did it or not. So it's incredibly suspenseful. The stuff they capture on film just like unbelievable. And if you are a person who likes mystery with a ton of oh shit. Moments the staircase is one hundred percent. Where it's at never mind the fact that it's full of a bunch of compelling characters and ask a lot of questions about the criminal justice system the way people of different sexual orientations are treated the veracity of some evidentiary techniques that turn out to be completely bullshit anyway. That's the staircase the first series the second series of the staircase. Kinda boring cannot recommend the first one enough and as a bonus. I am going to give a shout out to one of my favorite podcasts. From last year it's called canary from the washington post. I just won a national murrow awards. I'm not alone in loving it. In it reporter. Amy britain uses a story around sexual assaults. First of all an incredible twist at the end of episode one that i cannot spoil someone to be vague. She uses the story around a sexual assault to explore. How difficult it is to find out whether accusations are true and in doing that. She shows the difficulties around trying to do journalism about this trying to tackle it in the criminal justice system. She asks a lot of questions about why women are believed and it is a journey. I love it so much and as much as a podcast about sexual assault can be entertaining. It is incredibly entertaining. And i mean that like you want to listen to the next episode. When you finish an episode so i much saying that. There's a lot of trash out there. There's lots of good out there so we encourage everyone to find some good true crime. Okay that's our show this week. The waves is produced by me. Shayne roth susan. Matthews is our editorial director with june thomas providing oversight and moral support. If you like the show be sure to subscribe rate and review wherever you get your podcast and police consider supporting the show by joining slate. Plus members get benefits like zero ads. Any sleep podcast and bonus content of shows like this one. It's only one dollar for the first month to learn more go to sleep dot com slash the waves. Plus we'd also love to hear from you. Email the show at the waves at slate dot com the waves. We'll be back next week. Different hosts different topic. Same time and place..
Slate's Culture Gabfest
"mosel" Discussed on Slate's Culture Gabfest
"I think this would be a good time for us to give our recommendations and this time we're going to specifically share some really good pieces of true crimes ones that were made for good reasons and really add to to the culture so rebecca you start. What are your recommendations. My first recommendation is my favorite true crime documentary. That's a made in the last couple of years and that's saying a lot because there have been quite a few good ones but my favorite one is murder. I'm middle beach is a four part series that aired on. Hbo and the reason. I love it so much. Well reasons one. Is that the man who made it. Madison hamburg. He started making it as a student film when he was in college. So the course of the four episodes not only do you see him grow up on film. But you also see the craft improved throughout the four episodes. Second his what he's doing in this film is investigating the murder of his own mother so he can do things that no one else telling this story can do. He can secretly tape the cops a super no no for any other kind of journalist or storyteller amateur podcast. He can interview his own family members. He has unprecedented access to every part of the story. And the other thing that i love about it is that it's also really about being an american family in a way that i haven't seen before on film sort of the ripe dysfunction the fact that this man's mother had potentially mosel people who wanted to kill her like really makes you think the dysfunction of your own family in a strange way anyway. I can't say enough. Good things about the documentary. I'll talk about it with anybody. Who wants feel free to tweet me about it. So i'm going to recommend a sort of true crime ish podcast because they could not legally say that these pyramid schemes were illegal It's called the dream. It's a great fun podcast. I'm a big fan of things that are of encouraging people to look beyond murder for their for their true crime desires. And this is. This takes a lot of boxes. It's just a fascinating deep dive into those different pyramid-schemes that you're constantly getting inundated with on your facebook page and why they're harmful and sort of who pays the price of those and then sort of as a bonus i would also recommend decoder. Rings sites dakota rings two thousand eighteen episode call clown panic and this was a really great episode that digs into that sort of weird moment in time when people were wearing clown costumes and being super creepy playgrounds and other places and it kind of gets a little bit into the crime because people were arrested for it and there was a lot going on with that so those are two things that i would absolutely recommend all right. Well thank you for doing that. I can do to as well the documentary that i often call the citizen kane of true crime is season. One of the staircase the original twelve episodes. It's about novelist. Michael peterson being accused of the murder of his wife. Kathleen and it is an unprecedented. Look at the inside of a well-funded defense. It's completely fascinating. It is gorgeous. Lee made At the end of every episode you change your mind about whether or not you think he did it or not. So it's incredibly suspenseful. The stuff they capture on film just like unbelievable. And if you are a person who likes mystery with a ton of oh shit. Moments the staircase is one hundred percent. Where it's at never mind the fact that it's full of a bunch of compelling characters and asked a lot of questions about the criminal justice system the way people of different sexual orientations are treated the veracity of some evidentiary techniques that turn out to be completely bullshit anyway. That's the staircase the first series the second series of the staircase. Kinda boring cannot recommend the first one enough and as a bonus. I am going to give a shout out to one of my favorite podcasts. From last year it's called canary from the washington post. I just won a national murrow awards. I'm not alone in loving it. In it reporter. Amy britain uses a story around sexual assaults. First of all an incredible twist at the end of episode one that i cannot spoil someone to be vague. She uses the story around a sexual assault to explore. How difficult it is to find out whether accusations are true and in doing that. She shows the difficulties around trying to do journalism about this trying to tackle it in the criminal justice system. She asks a lot of questions about why women are believed and it is a journey. I love it so much and as much as a podcast about sexual assault can be entertaining. It is incredibly entertaining. And i mean that like you want to listen to the next episode. When you finish an episode so i much saying that. There's a lot of trash out there. There's lots of good out there so we encourage everyone to find some good true crime. Okay that's our show this week. The waves is produced by me. Shayne roth susan. Matthews is our editorial director with june thomas providing oversight and moral support. If you like the show be sure to subscribe rate and review wherever you get your podcast and police consider supporting the show by joining slate. Plus members get benefits like zero ads. Any sleep podcast and bonus content of shows like this one. It's only one dollar for the first month to learn more go to sleep dot com slash the waves. Plus we'd also love to hear from you. Email the show at the waves at slate dot com the waves. We'll be back next week. Different hosts different topic. Same time and place..
Slate's Double X Gabfest
"mosel" Discussed on Slate's Double X Gabfest
"Know. I have a hard time just as with other kinds of journalism saying that. That doesn't supersede the public. Good that the journalism. When do i think this would be a good time for us to give our recommendations and this time we're going to specifically share some really good pieces of true crimes ones that were made for good reasons and really add to to the culture so rebecca you start. What are your recommendations. My first recommendation is my favorite true crime documentary. That's a made in the last couple of years and that's saying a lot because there have been quite a few good ones but my favorite one is murder. I'm middle beach is a four part series that aired on. Hbo and the reason. I love it so much. Well reasons one. Is that the man who made it. Madison hamburg. He started making it as a student film when he was in college. So the course of the four episodes not only do you see him grow up on film. But you also see the craft improved throughout the four episodes. Second his what he's doing in this film is investigating the murder of his own mother so he can do things that no one else telling this story can do. He can secretly tape the cops a super no no for any other kind of journalist or storyteller amateur podcast. He can interview his own family members. He has unprecedented access to every part of the story. And the other thing that i love about it is that it's also really about being an american family in a way that i haven't seen before on film sort of the ripe dysfunction the fact that this man's mother had potentially mosel people who wanted to kill her like really makes you think the dysfunction of your own family in a strange way anyway. I can't say enough. Good things about the documentary. I'll talk about it with anybody. Who wants feel free to tweet me about it. So i'm going to recommend a sort of true crime ish podcast because they could not legally say that these pyramid schemes were illegal It's called the dream. It's a great fun podcast. I'm a big fan of things that are of encouraging people to look beyond murder for their for their true crime desires. And this is. This takes a lot of boxes. It's just a fascinating deep dive into those different pyramid-schemes that you're constantly getting inundated with on your facebook page and why they're harmful and sort of who pays the price of those and then sort of as a bonus i would also recommend decoder. Rings sites dakota rings two thousand eighteen episode call clown panic and this was a really great episode that digs into that sort of weird moment in time when people were wearing clown costumes and being super creepy playgrounds and other places and it kind of gets a little bit into the crime because people were arrested for it and there was a lot going on with that so those are two things that i would absolutely recommend all right. Well thank you for doing that. I can do to as well the documentary that i often call the citizen kane of true crime is season. One of the staircase the original twelve episodes. It's about novelist. Michael peterson being accused of the murder of his wife. Kathleen and it is an unprecedented. Look at the inside of a well-funded defense. It's completely fascinating. It is gorgeous. Lee made At the end of every episode you change your mind about whether or not you think he did it or not. So it's incredibly suspenseful. The stuff they capture on film just like unbelievable. And if you are a person who likes mystery with a ton of oh shit. Moments the staircase is one hundred percent. Where it's at never mind the fact that it's full of a bunch of compelling characters and ask a lot of questions about the criminal justice system the way people of different sexual orientations are treated the veracity of some evidentiary techniques that turn out to be completely bullshit anyway. That's the staircase the first series the second series of the staircase. Kinda boring cannot recommend the first one enough and as a bonus. I am going to give a shout out to one of my favorite podcasts. From last year it's called canary from the washington post. I just won a national murrow awards. I'm not alone in loving it. In it reporter. Amy britain uses a story around sexual assaults. First of all an incredible twist at the end of episode one that i cannot spoil someone to be vague. She uses the story around a sexual assault to explore. How difficult it is to find out whether accusations are true and in doing that. She shows the difficulties around trying to do journalism about this trying to tackle it in the criminal justice system. She asks a lot of questions about why women are believed and it is a journey. I love it so much and as much as a podcast about sexual assault can be entertaining. It is incredibly entertaining. And i mean that like you want to listen to the next episode when you finish an episode so for as much as saying that there's a lot of trash out there. There's lots of good out there so we encourage everyone to find.
Conversations
"mosel" Discussed on Conversations
"Sikora that's neat car. So in fact macquarie university in sydney. Doug an unresolved twenty-six tennessee to him there in all about twenty years ago and found it very similar sort of coffin. So i think it's likely that it's from sikora. It's absolutely from egypt. But we're not quite sure what what we know about this time. That the confidence from this era of egyptian history this is. This is like the end of the light. This is the light period of ancient egypt. Isn't it yeah so if you're going to textbook scholars will call it. The light period. I mean it's not a huge amount of imaginations going into that. But it's i find this the more irate about this period the fascinating it seems to me why so up until now egypt. Spain ruled for the previous couple of hundred years by these syrian empire. So the empire that came marching down out of northern iraq. Mosel that that area and then be syrians. Were trait an egypt is left offending ruling itself for the first time. And what would be the loss. Time for wolf really in its incident. I ancient past so after this period. The the The babylonians the greeks a whole persians. All coming in in egypt conquered and ruled ryan's exactly but this twenty-six dynasties is one kind of lost last guy. This lost fluorescence of indigenous local egyptian rule. And what it means to be egyptian is really being questioned by its rules and the they costing back to the glory days of the new kingdom tutankhamun at chips and all of that sort of stuff and then it's like they've read the music. I haven't quite heard applied so the the taking these old burial customs these all temporary temple rituals and they're drawing on them and building into culture of the twenty sixth dynasty. But the doing differently. So there's a huge period of innovation as well and i mean think of the.
Conversations
"mosel" Discussed on Conversations
"But in order to do that we had to make sure the coffin was empty and in order to that we had to do a little bit of research. And that's when we found that the historical record was a little fluid. So what did they tell. You was in that coven. So the coffin had been published in nineteen forty as part of a catalogue of the nicholson museum. Curators did nine forty five and he doesn't talk about the coffin much he says. This coffin is empty. All the state of wood coffin is empty and whether that means he thought it was empty devoid of anything or empty is in devoid of anything of of note or worthy of note according to someone in the nineteen forties. We're not really sure but if you say something's empty that kind of becomes the accepted wisdom. I mean never anything. You've never believe anything rated museum some would say but are they went back throughout database and there was talk of it containing some mixed debris so we weren't really sure and if you'd asked me this the day before we took the lead off what you expect to find. I think i'd have said we expect find nothing. And if you'd said what we hope to find. I think i would have said. I hope that there might be a few residual bandages fewer residual bones that we could perhaps to some say fourteen dining on all something. Where was this particular coffin from originally. Anyway we don't quite know because it's been bought off the antiquities market in the adding fifties. So that means it's been robbed from the original team but the style of the coffin. The white looks the way it's being built that tells us that this coffin deitz to the twenty six dynasty. So we're talking about six hundred base. Say give or take six hundred basically yes. So that's that's before. The founding of the roman republic in other was. That's going that far back. I absolutely all right okay. Six hundred years before the recording. Birth of jesus christ and do you know what part of egypt's modern from so stylistically there's been some coffins that looked very similar that have been excavated at a symmetrical. Sikora that's neat car. So in fact macquarie university in sydney. Doug an unresolved twenty-six tennessee to him there in all about twenty years ago and found it very similar sort of coffin. So i think it's likely that it's from sikora. It's absolutely from egypt. But we're not quite sure what what we know about this time. That the confidence from this era of egyptian history this is. This is like the end of the light. This is the light period of ancient egypt. Isn't it yeah so if you're going to textbook scholars will call it. The light period. I mean it's not a huge amount of imaginations going into that. But it's i find this the more irate about this period the fascinating it seems to me why so up until now egypt. Spain ruled for the previous couple of hundred years by these syrian empire. So the empire that came marching down out of northern iraq. Mosel that that area and then be syrians. Were an egypt is left offending ruling itself for the first time. And what would be the loss. Time for wolf really in its incident. I ancient past so after this period. The the The babylonians greeks a whole persians. All coming in in egypt conquered and ruled ryan's exactly but this twenty-six dynasties is one kind of lost last guy. This lost fluorescence of indigenous local egyptian rule. And what it means to be egyptian is really being questioned by its rules.
Slate's Culture Gabfest
"mosel" Discussed on Slate's Culture Gabfest
"Hello and welcome to the sleet wine club. I'm felix salmon and you may know me as the host of sleet money or guide to the business and finance news of the week. But i am also as many sleep. Money listeners will remember a bit of a wine love them. I like to drink wine to talk about wine on to think about wine and really underneath everything. I like the storytelling of wine. I really think that wine is about stories and memory and experiences and the idea of transporting yourself to a different place. These are the things that the heart of the slate wine club. It's not about you know tasting notes and tannin's mala lactic fermentation and micro oxygenation and that kind of thing. It's about place and people and stories and just getting to enjoy a variety of premium wines and learning about them thrim these expert wayne make this often who've been making wyans not just themselves but in their families for hundreds of years and these stories ruling. Help me enjoy wine. No hope you enjoy wine but before we talk to today's winemaker. You probably want to know why you should join the club and how to become a member of so as asleep wine club member you'll get expertly. Curated selections of premium wines made by some of the world's winemakers each shipment includes three bottles of unique high quality wines. Delivered right to your door in joining his easy. Just text sleet to eight. Seventy seven seven sleep that's s. l. e. two eight seven eight seven seven seven five. Two eight three was. Uc your wines. You'll be able to sip each one while listening to an interview with the talented winemaker. Who crafted it. And that's exactly what we're doing today with ever ray. She's german she was born in. The mozell literally grew up sipping and spitting riesling but moved to burgundy to make some of the greatest wines in the world. White bag these right now. We're gonna be drinking two thousand eighteen could didn't we blunk which is a fantastic wine but it's plea much about as young as ever raise winds get. It's great designed to be young even three years old but as you'll hear white burgundy can get very old and very special so this could be a fantastic introduction to one of the great wines of the planet ever ray. Thank you so much for coming on the podcast and telling us all about your now. I'm gonna say this with great excitement white burgundy back and jason exam. I wish i knew it better. It's the one part of the world. I always want to drink more of everyday best buy or the complexity for their profounder. Folks are having a special dependent. Having babies. do not take sip all the time doing the vindication process in the butler sosa complex vanity opinion especially and the chattanooga's burgundies separate for because it's has a bundler show hasek tabs on your lab stones and it's quiet and one of the most beautiful places. Wine country is always beautiful but burgundy is particularly beautiful except in their only really to grapes in burgundy pinot for the reds and chardonnay for the whites. But this is not the chardonnay that american drink is think of when they think of chardonnay. I mean america has political. Chattan is to stags Descendant aggrava- vines a mate at different perimeters. This wine is at a two thousand. Eighteen is three years old most of you or otherwise you would generally recommend drinking bit older than that but it's a difficult question because it depends with cancer. Confirm some people genuinely like younger vines. If you look down to england to japan it would be shocked to sink them after for five years. Our question of pace. So i posted it until remind understood. Had some fish nets and condemn occurred. So i've Stand after perhaps obsessed with advice from the courtroom. We you see. This is where my english roots showing. My grandfather was a big wind in england in the sixties and seventies. And i think that's where i got my love Older wines some people call me a necrophiliac when it comes to winds very old but this one. I like my wife's fresh of this. So i can try and work out what you're talking about here and try and understand a little bit about the uniqueness of white burgundy and how it's just like no other wine on the planet even though it is made from probably the most ubiquitous scrape on at he showed in a pretty much everywhere cooking i think because Adapt to different so which much to contribute. But tell me about yourself. I'm hearing that you are not french. No actually my climbing is punch from. The most valley will backpost but for listening. I mean if you're in the mosul that's what you grow riesling right sling executives. But she also had a nip. Assume i'm during the second world by was very important for surgeon. Scores event is basically able to stay home to make sure that there was not frankfurt soda. Just love this story so much because it's so gloriously european when the world went to war and it was the most terrible time in european history. The the one thing that you really needed to make sure kept on going was wine production and if you're a winemaker you didn't need to become a soldier because you had something more important to coach van. I have not read it. It's really amazing. Book different stats of different. Bad families for how they tried to hide the violence from sodas and how gives them some piles of the seller all the binds into lakes and then finally labored special. Coming off sara after the same. My from todd was going on the inadequacy on or so bought some simpler taper binds in fines. I'm the company. He used to hope that he was burgundy and really finding in love with burgundy the bag countryside with the different way by making imed across of the live. 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"mosel" Discussed on Gugacast
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"mosel" Discussed on Chats With Cats Podcast
"Don't ruin this story another one. This one's popped up recently. It's not too old but it is starting to get out of hand. Karen people can and cannot say if your name is karen and you middle aged obviously fame now and you have one of those haircuts. Your life has been miserable for the best part of two years. One lakh one prayer. Imagine him karen debt. That is another one another one that got the rash trivia time This question goes out to us. If you can get. This hour will be so happy. Okay you're working in radio at a supermarket and You go up to your work colleague. You ask them how they going at work. What do they reply with me. I'll give you a clue. Same shit different guy. Different guy will fucking hello. Thanks for being so informing Shut up shut the fuck up to work in paradise not so much some other ones you got any all yeah. I've got a list of them. Look no. I actually go to them. And they come and once was close but not Is that a so. Yes yeah that started to annoy me. Because i'm what does that even main and mosel people smoke cigars. Houston we have a problem because it comes from the clinic because it comes from one of my favorite films. Apollo thirteen film great film. Tom hanks i have seen that one. Actually oh you basically saying the film yeah us. I'm not either to the fat lady sings. That's sort of to do with football. You know so. I like i can accept that you know the the fat lady start singing when the game's over so i think he's made that up all right. Have you not listened to country with rex hunt. Not a longtemps starts literally singing when he knows the game's over coach he's not fat or a lady and tested seven grand fawn all along. He was singing one. Sixty three to forty four st johnstone smith. He's montaigne points. Yeah well well that's molly so now it's not really. I saw many like you must be fun at parties like shut the things like online facebook sayings that are used way too much and then there's the electronic ones but i guess this was are are they. Did i ever run out of juice. And you can't use them anymore. Low thing everything. We've mentioned his well and truly run out of juice. we'll probably a good song gets thrashed on the writings. You get sick of hearing it always comes in and stop light cycles you have been using it for five six years and then it just goes away and then comes back to my mind signs up. Sixty forty one. What does that mean not fifty fifty sixty forty five or something but not correct anyway. Move onto our next segment which was talking about the best remedies for sickness especially home remedies. Got one that no one ever bolaise me on and people look at me like i'm stupid.
Unofficial Partner Podcast
"mosel" Discussed on Unofficial Partner Podcast
"In two thousand seventeen and was voted britain's best boss among several other accolades for the first time in rugby league world cup. History the men's women's and we'll chat on will take place in two thousand twenty one or sixty one. Matches will be played at venues across england between saturday. The twenty third october and twenty seventh of november. Twenty twenty one here. Is chris go back a year. What yaw urgent versus important list was like if you lie or the what your the way in which you framed the next period and then i want to know ultimately what was important what fell away. We all have urgent important in the eisenhower thing or whatever we want to call it. We have a framework of working out how to allocate our time but then this massive shock comes and i guess my question is what did you find was important greg richard. The the organizations have already lost levels will be living the values rail clarity of years before the pandemic. If you don't values something comes along like upon dynamic the first thing to do look evaluation inside when we make decisions we still want to continue to make decisions about at all values so whilst mosel clearly Financials pandemic kill the bulls Border controls at competing nations vaccinations. What's not change Is a will assume whilst not change because of values are inclusive waltz..
Healthcare Business Secrets
"mosel" Discussed on Healthcare Business Secrets
"Who took my words craft way. People want to see it went on to become a global bestselling book in started the catalyst for me now. Impacting the lives of millions of people. Did it just pay from there where it was like. I love doing this or did it. Feel more of a necessity. I don't even have an answer for that. Just became my new normal as kind of like well i go. I've got another effort. That book became success or second. Another store again another story and it kept going and going it's interesting. I pulled up my eleventh grade report card in in creative writing. My teacher gave me an f. And then i'll never make up his dream. Get that love to do first of all. I'm not a great writer. But i am created. So what i do is i work my strengths and weaknesses. So if i sit there and say look a boy wants. A new bicycle gets off his ass. He takes a lawn. More mosel on makes money buys a bike book. That's my story. My ghost rider says it was a glorious afternoon. When a young bride lad caught the entrepreneurial spirit as you went out right. So that's their job. I worked my rights. Let other people were i. Can you repeat it. I work my strengths. And i hire my weaknesses expand on that for listeners. Yeah i work your strengths. Higher your weaknesses. i love it. So you're saying that rather than looking at all of the stuff we have to do and all the things that i mask it done but really stress me out. I'm not very good at it. You saying. Let's look at the things that i love to do. I feel good about it. I'm good at it and then everything else find someone to do it for me or process to do it. The easiest guy in the world. So i run many different stations companies right now but again. I don't work in those things. I work on them. So for example. Right now i'm doing a big email marketing campaign. Well i'm not you know most office working on that for me right now. My instagram's growing got half a million followers with all these cool means well. guess what. I'm not the one making those names. And guess what you know. I'm working on four different books. But i have my different ghostwriters working with me right now to craft the stories integrate way so the whole idea as you work your strengths and you hire weaknesses. And i'm working on a new clothing line right now that i think can be spectacular but at no time. We'll i so anywhere these things. That's just not what i do. As so the whole ideas. I worked my strength and then i started to myself with people that are experts so many of us try and keep out hands on everything. I know that i did that at nearly businesses. Felt like. I had to do it. Because if i wasn't doing it it wasn't going to be as as good as i need it to be. I wasn't going to get to the next step. And i sort of started realized through pain that i'm never going to get to where i ultimately want to be so stuck in trying to do everything because there's leverage and so between being a leader and to kneel same things like i if i had count practic office and i was the only person doing adjustments insists job but if i've got a chiropractic clinic and i have two other three other practice working under me all of a sudden it becomes a business and then i can focus on marketing to bring in more people's that these guys can stay busy and then i can bring a massage bringing roma therapy. I could do whatever i wanna do. But i can focus on growing the business but if i'm so busy doing the adjustments i can only focus on what i can't hand. It might times about. Is there any last thing..
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"mosel" Discussed on Up Gunners NG
"Good you all around the world you would listen to my voice right now look forgotten a ub mvp the greet you all right. Many mache angel. Gabriel i will look for a game between off unless the city. Yeah oh wonderful. Game wonderfully wonderful outing. For the first time this season i like to we salute our we manager mick elected not for anything but for proving us although is now before this project law game i i in from us with my couple of friends listed under washington game. I started criticized dischord we he used for this clogging criticized on extent. Why does the wheat make. I see the kind of scored where he make. Yeah he did a rotational kind of thing. He rotates discord but then means seen on already rotation of the scored for now. I felt disappointed. Why because whenever for this is in rich dot level off this kind of high extent of rotation. yes us over. time won't be retried mosel preach about redux. No-one worry about the dot. So we need a good rotation of the team. In order for we know we first eleven but then senior rotation this time around. But i felt disappointed. My reasons one. We are just trying to breathe on butte up his trunk eleven. We've got enforced. Eleven for now. We'll get that mentality winning spirit. Yes even if it'll get complete eleven won't get some specific players. The indictment that mentality of winning and delivering week in week. What is players booker. Asaka emerick obama young defensive Dennis the bios to an extent smith wrote to an extent. Then martin oughta god. We're going to join us in recent time now. I was expecting to see the couple players. Why because within the winning spirit michael butte. If forced eleven around them now seen doubts on state all of them. Especially because i pay mukuba my young in lineup truthfully speaking aetna on full us now this particular if we see doubts scored ugo. Surely perot and move. I've been dane both haven't seen that. Simms called deplorable and up to give us a good result like this. I must say kudos to the manager. Yes it really really shows he. Butte op is called even when we know siham ninety playoffs they to do especially when did treat. So now he knows there are more than we do or do when we go see buzzer congratulating for this wonderful rotational mindset. We can get. I like the game like spirit behind it. And no forget it before this particular rotation where he meek he'd already make a rotation in the talking force no forget the younger the beginning of a season. We always come from the wing side. Boasted poonam go sideways to give in resort. Because it is called week in week out your so i must commend michaela not for anything but for this period of rotation walked out so i believe so you cannot data despite the fact says sometimes i don't doubt i guess more who say he has an agenda in the team if he's been given a chance to explore but detainees you will ask you one question in recently football twisty of what is called patients. No our team not move for so long close to forces. His champions league member bishops noodles make make on our is just one thing michaela totta house. Water takes making. Walk with whitney and get no. I su- most commend effort of a lock as it. Yes in my few people. Komo to comment but i must tell you one of the most essential players in the game today. He pleaded out he fought it out. He gives best unenriched sometimes even when they started the bench in recent games. It doesn't mean giving his best just To an extent not too much encouragement from the team. Not winning your time so if you blame up from that i must commend the effort of willian. Yes we'll have. Somebody gives instances to sign them apart from the first game. We give an assist pleaded out apart from that particular came to now university doing it then From local things from our last game for europol league coupled with this today's game i must say Willian is gradually coming up to speed. I just hope say we next game integral inaugu inaugural relax and who else pleaded out. Yes nicholas pippi nicholas. The only thing is Eh fluctuate like nipah lights. Not just a problem at all whenever he gives. Best this sean shala deliver for us now. But the problem is inconsistency. Today he played very fine. tomorrow now on different ballgame. So what you really do not have to fight this consistency issue. We didn't play us. Must i must see one of the best ways to fight constancy in the team not to at least give every player a chance to plea even if the naga start wants to bring them in abusive inform you drop on for bench. The end of my drop them out. Oh let two three games no time you really put them out even if the for fifteen minutes. Ten minutes at the end of mal mcdaddy sweated out detroit to be a little pissed inside the team and so for now nicholas be unwelcome clooney martha just on give kudos for this particular game to do what he plea by the expect more from him. If not before end of least stopped next season no player most come in to lose duly pulling how did we lose for big much. Make some kind of aerodyne each penalties on red card which is not done. David lewis now one central player. Michelob really need to walk. He needs to speak to his psychology. Mickey for the come down making depends when it comes to begin making the confidence. Then he needs to come down. He's a good player. he's an expressly. Is one of the defenders should we. Can we count we'll because that's big much mentality of fighting. It's out times the affect on ninety two or so. I need mika la to speak to his psychology then pablo mary. Another wonderful defender anytime did future in our games depleted out ended up to command Suarez yes suarez on..
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Navy SEAL charged with war crimes released pending trial
"For now, a decorated navy seal facing a murder charge has been released from custody and now his lawyers are asking that the case be dismissed at Gallagher was allowed to leave military custody yesterday after judge determined his attorney client privilege was violated when prosecutors embedded a tracking code in emails, sent a defense lawyers and a reporter who was breaking stories. They were trying to find the source of a leak. Eddie Gallagher is accused of stabbing to death young ISIS fighter who had already been gravely injured during a fight in Mosel in two thousand seventeen President Trump is considering a pardon for Gallagher and other service members accused of