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A successful, hard-partying lawyer (Lena Headey, "Game of Thrones") must journey home before her mother dies in this poignant drama. Also starring Stellan Skarsgård (“Good Will Hunting”). Aberdeen
Jon Weatherly serves as Professor of New Testament and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Cincinnati Christian University, where he has been a member of the faculty since 1990. Born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana, he holds degrees from CCU and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and received the Ph.D. in New Testament exegesis from the University of Aberdeen in Scotland. Jon has written two books and edited a third. He is the author of several articles that have appeared in scholarly and popular journals. He serves on the boards of Stone-Campbell International, International Disaster Emergency Services, and American Schools International, as well as his local church. Ordained to the Christian ministry in 1982, he preaches and teaches frequently in churches, missions and seminaries worldwide. Jon and his wife, Tammie, have been married for 28 years and are the parents of a daughter, Allison, who is in tenth grade, and a son, Cale, who is a junior at Williams College in Massachusetts. Jon's other interests include listening and playing classical music and jazz, exercising, cooking, gardening, reading, bloggin, watching classic movies, and following the travails of Reds and Bengals. ICR: Intro to the Gospels by Jon Weatherly
Short (10-15 minute) audio podcasts, on a range of core subjects for undergraduate medical students, updated weekly. Some contain slides which run with the podcast. University of Aberdeen's Medical Education Unit
Your weekly roundup of Aberdeen FC news and more - every week from Reds Online . Call the Supporters Line 24/7: Tel: 0191 645 1903, or email invernessreds@btinternet.com AFC DONScast
The Scottish Ensemble is an internationally acclaimed group, formed from some of the most highly respected string players in Europe. Playing standing in a semi-circle and without a conductor, it is led from the violin by Artistic Director, Jonathan Morton.

The Ensemble regularly commissions new work and has an enviable reputation for innovative programming, performing rare and unusual pieces, alongside more well-known music. Composers who have written for the Scottish Ensemble include John Tavener, David Horne, John Woolrich, Craig Armstrong and Steve Martland.

As one of Scotland’s flagship performing groups, the Scottish Ensemble receives invitations to perform throughout the UK and internationally. It is an important musical ambassador, and in recent seasons has toured to China (Shanghai Spring International Festival), Germany and France. In the UK, it performs regularly at the Wigmore Hall in London, and at a wide range of festivals including the BBC Proms; City of London Festival; Aldeburgh Festival; Edinburgh International Festival; and the St Magnus Festival, Orkney. Concerts are regularly broadcast on BBC Radio 3 and Radio Scotland, and there is an ever-growing collection of recordings available.

The Scottish Ensemble is committed to Scotland and its audiences, and from its Glasgow base performs some 50 concerts a year. It travels the length and breadth of Scotland, appearing in all major towns and cities, as well as in more remote areas. Each year, the Scottish Ensemble promotes a 30-concert series in Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness and Perth, and each summer promotes concerts in venues across the Highlands and Islands of Scotland.

The dynamic and passionate nature of the Ensemble’s performances is translated into captivating learning experiences for those who take part in the programme of education and community work. There are many strands to the Ensemble’s Lifelong Learning programme, including large scale creative projects for children, instrumental coaching, professional development seminars for workplaces and interactive concert opportunities.

[NB: This is the High Quality version of our podcast. If you have difficulty viewing these files on your iPod or iPhone, please use the Standard Quality version of our podcast] Scottish Ensemble Podcast (High quality)
The Scottish Ensemble is an internationally acclaimed group, formed from some of the most highly respected string players in Europe. Playing standing in a semi-circle and without a conductor, it is led from the violin by Artistic Director, Jonathan Morton.

The Ensemble regularly commissions new work and has an enviable reputation for innovative programming, performing rare and unusual pieces, alongside more well-known music. Composers who have written for the Scottish Ensemble include John Tavener, David Horne, John Woolrich, Craig Armstrong and Steve Martland.

As one of Scotland’s flagship performing groups, the Scottish Ensemble receives invitations to perform throughout the UK and internationally. It is an important musical ambassador, and in recent seasons has toured to China (Shanghai Spring International Festival), Germany and France. In the UK, it performs regularly at the Wigmore Hall in London, and at a wide range of festivals including the BBC Proms; City of London Festival; Aldeburgh Festival; Edinburgh International Festival; and the St Magnus Festival, Orkney. Concerts are regularly broadcast on BBC Radio 3 and Radio Scotland, and there is an ever-growing collection of recordings available.

The Scottish Ensemble is committed to Scotland and its audiences, and from its Glasgow base performs some 50 concerts a year. It travels the length and breadth of Scotland, appearing in all major towns and cities, as well as in more remote areas. Each year, the Scottish Ensemble promotes a 30-concert series in Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness and Perth, and each summer promotes concerts in venues across the Highlands and Islands of Scotland.

The dynamic and passionate nature of the Ensemble’s performances is translated into captivating learning experiences for those who take part in the programme of education and community work. There are many strands to the Ensemble’s Lifelong Learning programme, including large scale creative projects for children, instrumental coaching, professional development seminars for workplaces and interactive concert opportunities. Scottish Ensemble Podcast Series
Gurven and guest others skateboarding in Aberdeen Gurven
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