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In 1940, Winston Churchill famously set in motion the Special Operations Executive. With only the moon to guide their way, the daring pilots of 161 Squadron constantly faced danger: their locations could be discovered, German night-fighters and flak had to be contended with and, of course, they dealt with the worst of European weather. Despite these extra risks, these Special Duties pilots were remarkably successful.

We'll start with the monks amusing themselves in the monasteries by playing jeu de paume, and we'll trace the history and development of the game right up to the present day. Along the way, we'll find out why it's called tennis, and why we use that weird scoring system. We'll learn about the major tournaments of the modern Open Era: the Grand Slams – Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open – and the ATP and WTA Finals.

The Ryukyu Islands, a center of diverse cultures, have absorbed martial arts techniques from various nations, giving birth to the distinctive and deadly Okinawan martial arts. This fusion, a product of centuries of trade and cultural exchange, has created a unique style forbidden for use except in self-defense. However, the question arises as to whether this tradition still holds relevance in Japan's current occupation of the island, especially in light of the Meiji Restoration.

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The Action On Pain podcast takes a closer look at the implementation of An Action Plan for Pain in Canada. Launched by Health Canada to address the needs of people living with pain, the plan set out clear goals for improving prevention, care, education, and research. We review the progress made to date, identify key challenges, and hear from voices across the pain community on what still needs to happen.Action on Pain is hosted by Jennifer Daly-Cyr, Keith Meldrum, and Virginia McIntyre

Well, you’ve found it, haven’t you? Saint Ambrose mortuary, where the dead have more to say than the living. Their whispers echoing through the hallways are begging to be heard. Curious about a local urban legend, teenagers discover the figure is horrifyingly real. A cruel CB radio prank becomes a terrifying hunt when a predator’s voice emerges from the static. A dark entity is unleashed when a teacher tests his own warning about hidden messages in rock music. Two men descend into inexplicable terror when they awaken on a barren, unnatural island.

No Grapes in Grateful is a deeply personal reflection on what it means to stay soft, strong, and rooted—especially when life doesn’t go as planned. Author Keith Thorn offers readers an honest and hope-filled look at the moments we don’t post about: the near-misses, the delays, the disappointments, and the silent prayers left unanswered. Through thirteen heartfelt chapters and powerful bonus pages, Thorn gently dismantles the myth that gratitude only belongs to those who’ve received what they asked for.

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In a quiet city in British Columbia, vampires stalk a hospital, looking for victims to milk, kill, or recruit as partial vampires that instinctively desire humans for their life-giving blood. Although Jude loves the power of being a partial vampire, which includes shapeshifting into whatever he wants, he struggles with guilt over the harm his vampiric nature may cause. His human side clings to his past, but as a vampire he has access to a world of power, immortality, and liberation from human limitations.

It's 1942 and talented young artist Emily Torrance is brutally murdered. Seventy-five years later, Jim Mercer, a reporter for the LA Times, covers a J. Paul Getty Museum showing of Emily's work and is smitten by her self-portrait. Eventually becoming obsessed with the slain artist, Mercer investigates her murder and discovers something the cops of 1942 missed: evidence of Emily's killer, but more - proof of time travel.

In what shape do we find the doctrine of Sola Scriptura today? Many modern Evangelicals see it as a license to ignore history and the creeds in favor of a more splintered approach to Christian living. In the past two decades, Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox apologists have strongly tried to undermine Sola Scriptura as unbiblical, unhistorical, and impractical. But these groups rest their cases on a recent, false take on Sola Scriptura. The ancient, medieval, and classical Protestant view of Sola Scriptura actually has quite a different shape than most opponents and defenders maintain

Meet the presidents, warts and all,in this series of five-minute biographies.

Opinyarns – the chaotic movie, TV, and pop culture podcast you didn’t know you needed. Join Kasey, Bryn, and Keith as they serve up hot takes, strong yarns, and ridiculous debates on everything from Oscar-worthy films to trashy TV you’ll pretend you don’t watch. There’s structure… sometimes. Research… rarely. Energy? Always. If you love chaos, opinions, and hearing grown adults derail into movie quotes mid-sentence, you’re in the right place. 🎬 Movies. Opinions. Tangents. New episodes drop regularly – subscribe and join the madness.

Während Pater Brown mit Julius seine Cousine besuchen möchte, fällt bei strömendem Regen und Gewitter der Motor ihres Wagens aus. Julius, der versucht den Wagen wieder zum Laufen zu bringen, macht eine schaurige Entdeckung. Keine hundert Schritte von ihnen entfernt hat es einen Unfall gegeben. Pater Brown kommt einem schrecklichen Geheimnis auf die Spur.

Drei mächtige Männer kommen zusammen und planen eine Verschwörung. Drei andere Männer wünschen sich nichts mehr als die Vernichtung ihrer Kontrahenten. Eine Konfrontation scheint unvermeidlich. Drei ungeklärte Todesfälle beschäftigen die Polizei. Und sie beschäftigen auch Pater Brown, der mal wieder ganz zufällig in die Sache hineingeschlittert ist.

Aus dem ehemaligen Meisterdieb Flambeau ist durch Pater Browns Hilfe ein ehrbarer Privatdetektiv geworden. Als Flambeau dem Pater stolz sein neues Büro in London präsentiert, geschieht ein grausames Unglück, bei dem eine junge Frau ihr Leben verliert. Aber vielleicht war es gar kein Unglück? Und was hat Flambeaus Hausgenosse, ein Priester der "Kirche des Apoll", mit dieser Sache zu tun?

Die Einladung des berühmten Prinzen Saradin führt Pater Brown und seinen Freund Flambeau auf eine geheimnisvolle Insel in Norfolk. Bei ihrem Besuch geraten die beiden mitten in eine verzwickte Familienangelegenheit und eine italienische Vendetta, bei der die Mordopfer nicht ausbleiben. Aber irgendetwas stimmt an dieser Sache nicht, findet Pater Brown, und beginnt zu ermitteln.

Ein Unwetter lässt Pater Brown in dem abgelegenen Hotel Vernon Unterschlupf suchen. Vom ersten Moment an ist er dort nicht gern gesehen, denn ausgerechnet an diesem Abend soll dort das Jahrestreffen des exklusiven Clubs der Zwölf Fischer stattfinden, bei dem man keine Fremden duldet. Als man im Hotel eine Leiche findet, lässt es sich der Pater jedoch nicht nehmen, Detektiv zu spielen.

Der berühmte Dichter Leonard Quinton hat sich das Leben genommen. Aber war es wirklich Selbstmord? Welche Rolle spielt der geheimnisvolle Fakir, der im Haus der Quintons wohnt? Pater Brown und sein Freund Flambeau gehen der Sache nach, denn merkwürdigerweise ist der gute Mr. Quinton kurz nach einem Gespräch mit ihnen verschieden.

In dem verschlafenen englischen Dorf Beacon geschieht ein Mord: Der Großgrundbesitzer Oberst Bohun wird erschlagen. Da der Oberst im Dorf viele Feinde hatte, mangelt es nicht an Verdächtigen. Wie gut, dass Pater Brown zufällig in Beacon ist, um dem überforderten Dorfpolizisten bei der Suche nach dem Mörder zu helfen.