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Descrição sobre a função e os órgãos que compõem o Sistema Urinário Humano.

Sistema Urinário.

Sistema Urinário: Função e Órgãos.

What&#39;s up beautiful humans. 

Welcome to the Harris Health And Mind Podcast. I&#39;m your host Reece Harris.

I&#39;ve been into podcasts for about 2/3 years now, i really find the guest on shows like Rich Roll, London Real and Joe Rogan very fascinating. The knowledge those people bring to the ...

It's been a while. 

Welcome Back, everyone. This episode has been something I've wanted to speak on for a while now. 

I signed up for an Ironman back in January 2019 and after getting my training programme through i didn't really know where to start in terms of how to tie all of the training sessions together and handle the load and duration of these sessions.

I fell into a great podcast from Rich Roll and Chris Hauth talking about the benefits of training in zone 2. I had no idea about this type of training method. Essentially it's going slower to get faster in the long run. 

Check out the podcast. Zone 2 starts 40mins In.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiKLpAtjZng

Anyways throughout my training for Ironman, I developed a concept MTF. Mind Technique Fitness, this is something derived from my training in Zone 2. I talk about the ability to control my mind through my patience whilst training and getting used to correct techniques and performing better and getting fitter in the process. 

My recovery and ability to training 7 days a week. Back to back double sessions with high loads is something I only attribute to developing a good base fitness and training my mind to handle the load of training sessions and demand.

I hope you enjoy this episode, any feedback or questions regarding training in zone 2 I'd be happy to answer.  

Enjoy.

Load & Training Starts - 6 Minutes in.
Zone 2 details - 9 Minutes in.

How to calculate zone 2 & heart rate zones.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52y4QIZhyo8

Mind Technique Fitness - Zone 2 Training - Reece Harris #Episode 11

Welcome back to another Episode people.

When was the last time you set yourself a challenge???

Are we coming out of our comfort zones enough? Do we coast in life without really pushing our capabilities?
This Episode I sat down with Josh Howell and we spoke about the incredible challenge of becoming an Ironman 70.3 and Ironman Finisher. 

For those who are unaware of what an Ironman is, it consists of a 2.4Mile swim, 112Mile Cycle and a 26.2 Mile Marathon. 

A heck of an achievement to complete these challenges and all on a Vegan Lifestyle. Josh wanted to prove you can not only live a Compassionate Vegan lifestyle but also still compete in some of the toughest challenges in the world. 

According to Quora in 2015 on Average around 0.01% of the world's population has finished an Ironman (without repeats) 

I had a really interesting conversation with Josh getting to know about his Lifestyle and upcoming challenges he sets himself.

Josh spoke about connecting people that are interested in Challenge 22 which is a Vegan Challenge for 22 days. If you're interested or want to get to know more details click the link provided below. 

Happy Listening.

Challenge 22:
https://challenge22.com/

Connect with Josh on Social Media:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kiwi_bigfoot/
Youtube -https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK_gmxugVKHI3J1YOvb1DrA

Don't forget to share and tag your friends and family in the Podcast, Peace.

Part Of The 0.01% - Josh Howell - Episode #10

Hello Everyone, in aid of mental health awareness week. Charmaine, Bradley Fleming, Vanessa Boachie and Myself created an event called Operation Body Acceptance to help highlight and share experiences and information regarding our own personal journeys but also some tips and knowledge on how you can aid yourself with things you're going through.

This is a bit of a mash-up style podcast with myself, Charmaine, Bradley and Vanessa speaking before the event on particular things we feel contribute to the negative and positive effects we feel regarding our personal body image and perceptions.

During the podcast, you will hear some of our guests from the event speaking about either processes they feel can help with your body acceptance but also initiatives they have created or have been a part of.

Once again I hope you share the podcast with friends and family. You never know who may be affected and one single share could change lives and perceptions.

Let's help make change together.

Thanks again to Bisi Akins and Mojo who feature in the podcast giving knowledge to the guests from the event.

Bisi Akins Instagram:
@bissakins

Mojo's Instagram:
@_queenmojo

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Operation Body Acceptance & Colourism Episode #9

Positive Vibrations - Episode #8

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Positive Vibrations - Reena Lallbeeharry - Episode #8

Welcome back to the Harris Health And Mind Podcast. 

This week we have TV Producer and young Artist Laurence White on the show.

Laurence and I speak about the mindset it takes to succeed. The progressions of a side hustle to creating a personal brand, painting celebrities and the story behind the art itself.

I really enjoyed Laurence's energy, aura and knowledge regarding himself and where he is currently at within his life at this moment in time. 


I hope you enjoy this podcast and share with your friends and loved ones. 

Check Laurence and his work out below.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurence_m_white/

Prints: https://www.laurencemwhite.com/prints

Connect With Me On:
* Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/fit4tek22/

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Invest In Yourself And Success Will Follow - Laurence White Episode #7

Harris Health And Mind

O podcast do Bate-Papo com Netuno traz as histórias que contamos no blog sobre ciências do mar e as pessoas que vivem essa ciência para você ouvir quando quiser!

Sabedoria é saber se reinventar sem desistir de seus sonhos. Vem com a gente no último episódio da nossa segunda temporada!

EP8T2 - Entrevista com Nathália Lins Silva - Parte II

EP8T2 - Entrevista com Nathália Lins - Parte II

Aprecie o sotaque dessa pernambucana maravilhosa que supera obstáculos como quem troca de camisa.

EP7T2 - Entrevista com Nathália Lins Silva - Parte I

EP6T2 - Nunca é tarde para florescer

Quando não há fronteiras entre empreender, aprender e simplesmente vivenciar a natureza.

EP5T2 - Educadora ao ar livre - Manamar

Bate-Papo com Netuno

Hey dear all, y'all are warm welcomed on "Pantomath's Club" . Here I share my knowledge of basic everyday things and the reasons behind them that nobody told you before. For instance : why people walk in sleep, what happens if you drink petrol, harmful effects of consuming lipsticks unknowingly and ...

In this podcast I have shared some scientifically proven reasons behind feeling sleepy while studying and also the ways to avoid sleep during study sessions.

Why do we fall asleep while studying?

Pantomath's Club

Tfff

Swish vibe

Horsing Around With The Big Bang Theory, is a fully scripted monologue that is yet informative but entertaining. This podcast will talk about how redshift and Cosmic background microwave radiation explains the big bang theory. Redshift proves that the big bang actually happened because, the farther ...

Horsing Around With The Big Bang Theory, is a fully scripted monologue that is yet informative but entertaining.  This podcast will talk about how redshift and Cosmic background microwave radiation explains the big bang theory.  Redshift proves that the big bang actually happened because, the farther away other galaxies are from us, the “Reder” they look to the human eye, which is happening right now with galaxies. This shows that the galaxies are expanding which explains the big bang theory. Cosmic background microwave radiation is, the leftover heat from the big bang. It supports this theory, because the big bang states that the universe was once very hot place and this is the left over radiation. Horsing Around With The Big Bang Theory will refresh your brain about current topics and  inform you on new information. Brought to you by, Melina Reverel, Lily Logan, and Tian Zhang.    

Horsing around with the Big Bang Theory

HISTÓRIA, EM BUSCA DA NASCENTE ENCANTADA!

Em busca da nascente encantada.

DIA MUNDIAL DA ÁGUA

O LADA TALK SHOW é o primeiro projeto feito, inteiramente, para o LADA PLAY, nosso canal no YouTube, e agora também em versão PodCast! O Projeto visa entrevistar pesquisadores da área da Zoologia, bem no famoso formato conhecido de Talk Shows, só que com uma inclinação mais científica.

O LADA TALK SHOW é o primeiro projeto feito, inteiramente, para o LADA PLAY, nosso canal no YouTube, e agora também na versão Podcast. O Projeto visa entrevistar pesquisadores da área da Zoologia, bem no famoso formato conhecido de Talk Shows, só que com uma inclinação mais científica.
Neste episódio contamos com a participação da Prof. Dr. Caio Antunes de Carvalho, da Universidade Federal Fluminense.

Caio Antunes de Carvalho

O LADA TALK SHOW é o primeiro projeto feito, inteiramente, para o LADA PLAY, nosso canal no YouTube, e agora também na versão Podcast. O Projeto visa entrevistar pesquisadores da área da Zoologia, bem no famoso formato conhecido de Talk Shows, só que com uma inclinação mais científica.
Neste episódio contamos com a participação da Profa. Dra. Amanda Mendes, da Universidade Estadual do Rio de Janeiro.

Amanda Mendes

O LADA TALK SHOW é o primeiro projeto feito, inteiramente, para o LADA PLAY, nosso canal no YouTube, e agora também na versão Podcast. O Projeto visa entrevistar pesquisadores da área da Zoologia, bem no famoso formato conhecido de Talk Shows, só que com uma inclinação mais científica.
Neste episódio contamos com a participação do Prof. Dr. Elidiomar Ribeiro da Silva, Professor Adjunto da UNIRIO, responsável pelo Laboratório de Entomologia Urbana e Cultural. Tem carreira centrada no estudo da taxonomia e biodiversidade das espécies ocorrentes no Estado do Rio de Janeiro, especialmente às das ordens Ephemeroptera e Hemiptera. Além disso, o professor é um dos principais nomes no Brasil que se dedicam a estudar a presença dos animais em manifestações culturais.
Vem assistir e descobrir mais sobre a vida do Professor Elidiomar e sobre a Zoologia Cultural!

Elidiomar Ribeiro da Silva

O LADA TALK SHOW é o primeiro projeto feito, inteiramente, para o LADA PLAY, nosso canal no YouTube, e agora também na versão Podcast. O Projeto visa entrevistar pesquisadores da área da Zoologia, bem no famoso formato conhecido de Talk Shows, só que com uma inclinação mais científica.
O primeiro episódio conta com a participação da orientadora da LADA, chamada carinhosamente de "Rainha da BioUFF", Profa. Dra. Cinthya S. G. Santos! Venha ouvir um pouco mais sobre a trajetória dessa incrível profissional, que serve de inspiração para muitos alunos e ex-alunos da BioUFF!

Cinthya Santos

LADA Talk Show

Nick Askew from Conservation Careers uncovers what it's like to work in wildlife conservation. He explores how to get a conservation job, and discusses the latest industry news, by speaking to professional conservationists who share their career stories and advice. So if you want the inside scoop on...

Meetings are a core part of our working lives, and yet studies have found that 50% of time spent in meetings is often wasted. When viewed as a whole that's often billions, if not trillions, of dollars wasted annually, which could be put to much better use. But why do we spend so much of our precious lives clogged up in a confetti of mediocre meetings?! With calendars full back-to-back often borne as a badge of importance, rather than being seen as a problem to tackle. Here to talk about meetings and their untapped potential for productivity and transformation is today's guest, Dr Carrie Goucher. Carrie is founder of Fewer, Faster, Bolder, an organisation which believes that meetings are a huge, wide space for improvement, and understands that they matter so much, because people spend so much time in them. In today's inspiring chat, we discuss the problems with meeting culture at the moment, and how we got to where we are. We also discuss what incredible meetings can look like, and how to create ones for yourself. Including practical steps on how to invite people, how to start a meeting, and how to capture what's discussed, agreed and parked up. As a successful entrepreneur herself, Carrie also kindly shares her advice for budding ecopreneurs: people with a passion and an idea that could deliver profit and purpose in the world. It's a meeting-transforming and impact-creating podchat.  Enjoy.

Dr Carrie Goucher | How to stop wasting precious time in mediocre meetings!

 Have you considered going back to university and doing a Master's Degree in order to become more employable within the sector?      Perhaps you’ve looked at many programmes and wondered if they are tooling you up with the right skills employers value.      In today’s podcast, we’re speaking with Dr Stephen Green who’s the course leader for an exciting new Master's programme, designed and delivered in partnership with Conservation Careers, to train you in the core skills used by professionals day-to-day.      We discuss who the new MSc Conservation Project Management at Newquay University Center is for. We also chat about the emphasis on core conservation skills - such as project management, communications and fundraising - and finally explore the programme's flexibility; allowing students to pursue various conservation paths and receive career development support.    Stephen then discusses his career journey with us, explaining what it’s like to be a lecturer in zoology and course leader within a University, and how he got there.    Finally he shares his career advice for people like you who might be seeking to follow in his footsteps.      It’s a Master’s musing, snake studying and employment enhancing podchat.      Enjoy.    

Dr Stephen Green | Course Leader MSc Conservation Project Management

 In this episode we’re speaking with the Deputy Global Conservation Director at WWF International, Cristianne Close.    Cris describes herself as ‘passionate about creating positive change in the world, especially aiming to make the impossible, possible’.    In this episode, we discuss how she gave up a fast-paced corporate career to follow her purpose and work in conservation.      Now, as a senior staff member at WWF, Cris explains how her business acumen is helping her tackle one of the most insurmountable problems facing humankind - namely, reversing the loss of nature.    During the conversation, we discuss her work at WWF and her career switch into the sector.     We also talk about the skills increasingly valued within conservation, and Cris shares her top careers advice for aspiring conservationists seeking to follow in her footsteps.    Finally, we discuss Earth Hour; a worldwide movement organized by WWF annually to encourage individuals, communities, and businesses to give an hour for Earth. Scheduled for Saturday, March 23rd at 8:30 pm your local time, we discuss how you can get involved.    It’s a wide-ranging, inspiring and Earth Hour connecting podchat.    Enjoy.  

Cristianne Close | Deputy Global Conservation Director WWF International

Have you ever felt like escaping the rat race and travelling the world? Seeking impact, adventure and new experiences? Perhaps volunteering for nature conservation organisations, and setting yourself for a career change or education when you return? But with the world as your playground … where do you start? How do you plan such a trip to ensure your time and money are well spent? Today we’re speaking with Julia Rogers founder of EnRoute Consulting. As a professional gap year counsellor - a new job title to me - Julia prides herself in understanding the complicated process of planning a meaningful experience whilst travelling. During this episode, we discuss the value a gap year or career break can bring to people in their work, education and lives. We talk about the different types of experiences people can discover, and how to plan for a successful trip. Finally, we also chat about how a Gap Year Counsellor can help if you need support. It’s a globe-trotting, experience-seeking, life-changing episode. Enjoy!

How to plan for a gap year or career break? Julia Rogers | EnRoute Consulting

Increasingly, the private sector is taking a growing interest in their impact on wildlife, and this could lead to a much-needed step change in conservation efforts. But why do companies care about nature? How can they assess and minimise their impacts? And what sort of jobs are opening up for conservationists seeking to work in this exciting area of change? Here to discuss these topics and many more is today's inspiring and thoughtful guest, Michael Burgass, Director at the consultancy Biodiversify. Biodviersify helps clients to understand and improve their relationship with nature, working at the cutting edge of bd sustainability to provide strategic support and provide meaningful outcomes for society, for business and for wildlife. In today's discussion we talk about why the private sector is increasingly aware of the need to build biodiversity into their businesses, and where this drive is coming from. We also discuss if this growth in interest in the private sector will make a significant impact on global conservation efforts, along with the skills needed to take advantage of the opportunities as they open up. Mike also shares his careers advice for people like you who might be seeking to work in the sector, along with his thoughts on what conservationists need to be better at in order to have more impact. It's a biodiversity-businessing, nature-accounting pod-chat. Enjoy.

Biodiversify-ing businesses and beyond with Michael Burgass (Director of Biodiversify)

Conservation Careers Podcast

5 acciones inadecuadas del uso del agua

5 Acciones Inadecuadas Del Uso Del Agua

The SCI-FI Podcast

SCI-FI

Common Land explores the creation stories behind protected areas. In each season of the show, we take a deep dive into the history, science and politics behind the establishment of one particular patch of protected common land. National parks, monuments, conservation areas, national scenic trails - ...

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Mount Katahdin sits at the northern terminus of the Appalachian Trail, in the remote central Maine woods. This bonus episode documents host Matt Podolsky's ascent of this iconic mountain, marking the completion of his Appalachian Trail thru-hike.

Dispatches from the Appalachian Trail: Katahdin

Navigating trail towns and road crossings along the Appalachian Trail can be a challenge for long distance hikers. Most towns lack pedestrian infrastructure, forcing hikers to get creative when visiting trail communities. We explore some of the difficulties associated with getting around trail towns on foot in this bonus mini-episode of the series.

Dispatches from the Appalachian Trail: Cars Versus Hikers

Not every day is perfect, and in this mini-episode we explore one of the most challenging days that producer/thru-hiker Matt Podolsky has had on his Appalachian Trail journey.

Dispatches from the Appalachian Trail: A Not-So-Perfect Day on Bellvale Mountain, NY

Birdsong is ever present on the Appalachian Trail, and in this mini-episode, host Matt Podolsky shares recordings that he’s gathered of birds that he’s seen and heard on his AT thru-hike thus far.

Dispatches from the Appalachian Trail: Birding the AT

Just a few weeks ago, a 23-year-old thru-hiker lost his life on the Appalachian Trail. This mini-episode is a reflection on this tragic loss.

Dispatches from the Appalachian Trail: The Loss of a Fellow Thru-hiker

Common Land

Nanostrukturen spielen eine zunehmend große Rolle in der Informationstechnologie und in den Lebenswissenschaften. In den vergangenen Jahren wurden zwar viele Einzelbausteine im Nanometerbereich entwickelt; jedoch gibt es bisher wenige Erfahrungen, wie sich diese Komponenten in komplexe Systeme integ...

Nanostrukturen spielen eine zunehmend große Rolle in der Informationstechnologie und in den Lebenswissenschaften. In den vergangenen Jahren wurden zwar viele Einzelbausteine im Nanometerbereich entwickelt; jedoch gibt es bisher wenige Erfahrungen, wie sich diese Komponenten in komplexe Systeme integrieren lassen. Es ist daher ein Hauptziel des Exzellenzclusters NIM, eine breite Palette von künstlichen multifunktionalen Nanosystemen herzustellen, ihre Funktionsweise zu verstehen und sie letztlich zu kontrollieren. Nur so können diese für Anwendungen in der Informationstechnologie und in den Lebenswissenschaften nutzbar gemacht werden. In insgesamt zehn Teilbereichen geht es beispielsweise um Quantenphänomene in Nanosystemen bis hin zu "Lab-on-a-chip"-Anwendungen. NIM führt international angesehene Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler aus verschiedenen Münchener Forschungseinrichtungen und unterschiedlichen Disziplinen wie Physik, Biophysik, Physikalische Chemie, Biochemie, Pharmazie, Biologie, Elektrotechnik und Medizin zu einem einzigartigen Forschungsverbund zusammen.

Nanosystems Initiative Munich

Sustainable California connects you to what your University is doing to ensure the future vitality of our state. Become part of how we are developing real-world solutions for all Californians so together we can meet the  21st century challenges of global climate change and increasing demands while m...

As part of the 2022 Carbon Sequestration Symposium at California State University, Bakersfield, Climate Now founder and host James Lawler moderates a panel discussion on how to capture and store carbon dioxide in order to meet climate action goals. The panelists are Ken Haney, California Resources Corporation Bakersfield, Lorelei Oviatt, director of Kern County Planning and Natural Resources and Sarah Saltzer, Managing Director for Stanford Center for Carbon Storage and the Stanford Carbon Initiative. Series: "Sustainable California" [Science] [Show ID: 38158]

Carbon Capture and Storage: The What Why and When

The 2022 Carbon Sequestration Symposium at California State University, Bakersfield, focuses on engaging the community, industry, policymakers, and academia in the topic of carbon sequestration. According to several studies, Kern County has been identified as a prime location for the geological sequestration of carbon dioxide. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's Roger Aines, Ph.D., and Kim Mayfield, Ph.D., discuss efforts underway to capture and store carbon dioxide as a viable option to mitigate climate change.  Series: "Climate Solutions  " [Science] [Show ID: 38157]

Carbon Dioxide at Scale: Working Fast for an Equitable Future

Climate economists have created a value called the "social cost of carbon" in order to better understand the cost/benefit relationship of climate policies and regulations. The social cost of carbon is the cost to society from damages caused by a ton of CO2 emissions.  This value is difficult to quantify, with factors such as future societal wealth and global climate damages (such as species extinction) that are impossible to know. Series: "Sustainable California" [Science] [Show ID: 38046]

Social Cost of Carbon

In order to reach global net-zero emissions by 2050, we must remove CO2 from the atmosphere as well as prevent further emissions. Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) can be accomplished naturally -- through forests, soil sequestration, or mineralization -- and technologically. In fact, we will need both natural and technological CDR methods to get to net-zero. So what methods exist that remove carbon from the atmosphere? What are their respective costs, how do they compare, and which are already on the market?  Series: "Sustainable California" [Science] [Show ID: 38045]

Carbon Dioxide Removal

California is a pioneer in researching the impacts of and solutions to climate change.  Getting to carbon neutral - or net zero carbon emissions - is key to curbing our increasingly warming planet. Dr. Roger Aines of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory talks with Climate Now's James Lawler about the latest research on ways to capture carbon. Series: "Sustainable California" [Public Affairs] [Science] [Show ID: 37993]

California's Path to Carbon Neutral

Sustainable California (Audio)

"Mówią świadkowie" to podcast, który w całości poświęcony jest na zaprezentowanie i omówienie najciekawszych relacji ze spotkań z Nieznanym, jakie docierają do Radia Paranormalium. Podcast będzie się ukazywał dość nieregularnie, gwarantujemy jednak, że każdy jego odcinek pozostawi Ciebie Drogi Słuch...

Dzisiejszy odcinek wypełnią w całości relacje o spotkaniach z różnego rodzaju, że tak to ujmę, paranormalnymi nieproszonymi gośćmi. Wśród nich będą dominować tzw. bedroom visitors, czyli sypialniani goście, pojawią się również opisy innego rodzaju odwiedzin, nie tylko w mieszkaniach świadków.

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W  dzisiejszym odcinku wysłuchamy kolejnej paranormalnej spowiedzi, która tym razem będzie się koncentrowała na wydarzeniach rozgrywających się w miejscowości Kucoby w województwie opolskim. Kręgi zbożowe, obserwacje dziwnych obiektów, budzące dreszcz odgłosy niewiadomego pochodzenia oraz spotkania z bliżej niezidentyfikowaną postacią wielkości dorosłego człowieka to tylko część dziwnych zdarzeń, jakich opisy dzisiaj usłyszymy...

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Tym razem wysłuchamy niezwykłej paranormalnej spowiedzi, w której będą się przeplatały wątki związane z postrzeganiem pozazmysłowym, jasnowidzeniem, nawiązywaniem kontaktów z zaświatami, itd. W trwającym około dwóch godzin nagraniu, nasza rozmówczyni przedstawi nam nadnaturalne zdarzenia z całego swojego życia oraz pokaże nam swoją dotychczasową drogę do głębszego zrozumienia własnych doświadczeń.

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W tym odcinku będziemy mieli okazję wysłuchać bardzo szczególnej paranormalnej spowiedzi. Nasz rozmówca, mieszkający w USA, uczestniczył w bardzo groźnie wyglądającym wypadku samochodowym, z którego teoretycznie nie powinien ujść z życiem. To, co jednak działo się przez kolejne tygodnie, każe przypuszczać, że coś lub ktoś bardzo pilnował, aby nasz słuchacz nie przeszedł przedwcześnie na tamten świat. W trakcie rozmowy usłyszymy bardzo szczegółowy opis tego, co działo się w czasie, gdy mój rozmówca przebywał poza fizycznym ciałem, zarówno w naszym świecie jak też i w sferze pozafizycznej.

UWAGA: Zalecamy skorzystanie ze słuchawek lub włączenie napisów, gdyż bohater tego odcinka prosił o zmianę barwy głosu.

Montaż tej audycji zbiegł się w czasie z pojawieniem się w księgarni "Nieznanego Świata" książki o podobnej tematyce - "Historie duchowe po ciężkich wypadkach" autorstwa Dariusza Fointa: https://nieznany.pl/pl/p/Historie-duchowe-po-ciezkich-wypadkach/15297

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W podcaście "Mówią Świadkowie" w każdym z odcinków macie Państwo niezwykłą okazję wysłuchać relacji o trudnych do wytłumaczenia zdarzeniach, pochodzących od samych świadków. A dzisiejszy odcinek w całości wypełnią relacje o obserwacjach UFO.

Linki do załączników:

UFO nad Lelowem, 1992 r.: https://ufo-relacje.pl/2024/01/31/dziwny-obiekt-podobny-do-latajacego-jaja-przed-oknem-w-lipcu-1992-roku-oraz-drugi-pojaw-wizyta-dwoch-lub-trzech-obcych-w-moim-pokoju-6-stycznia-2014r/

NOL nad Wronkami, 1989 r.: https://www.paranormalium.pl/download/audycje_zalaczniki/mowia_swiadkowie_62/wronki_1989/

"Latająca płaszczka" z rejonu Głogowa i Polkowic: https://www.paranormalium.pl/download/audycje_zalaczniki/mowia_swiadkowie_62/glogow_polkowice/

Wielokolorowy NOL nad Karczemkami, 2016 r.: https://www.paranormalium.pl/download/audycje_zalaczniki/mowia_swiadkowie_62/karczemki_2016/

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Mówią Świadkowie

The forecast to your next successful hunt. Follow us on Spotify &amp; Apple Podcasts @The FowlWeather Podcast. Science-based forecasting built for the hunt.

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The concluding episode of The FowlWeather Podcasts 2024 Wetland Management Series digs into the science of what makes a satisfied duck hunter and the techniques used on public and private lands to manage hunting disturbance. That, brief highlights of hot crops and more in this episode.

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Ep. 38 - If You Got Em’… You Shoot Em’ – Waterfowl Hunt Management on Private and Public Lands – The FowlWeather Podcast 2024 Wetland Management Series - Part 4

The FowlWeather Podcasts talks diversifying land management for waterfowl in Arkansas. What does it take to attract and hold ducks? What does it take to attract and hold a diversity of duck species? That and much more on this week’s episode with waterfowl habitat manager Ryan Dulaney of Wildlife Strategies and land agent with The Farmland Group.

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Ep. 37 – “Diversity is the Only Free Lunch” w/ Waterfowl Habitat Manager Ryan Dulaney of Wildlife Strategies and Land Agent with The Farmland Group – Wetland Mgmt Series Part 3

In this series we are going to provide context about why actively managing restored wetlands is 100% necessary, actually critical. We are really excited to bring you this wetland management 101 cook book for your private lands or lease, but we will also highlight why the public hunting grounds that you visit should be actively managing their wetlands for waterfowl.

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Ep. 36 – Why Manage Wetlands? Drawdown Timing And the Emergent Marsh Cycle – The FowlWeather Podcast - Wetland Management Series: Part 2

In this series we are going to provide context about why actively managing restored wetlands is 100% necessary, actually critical. We are really excited to bring you this wetland management 101 cook book for your private lands or lease, but we will also highlight why the public hunting grounds that you visit should be actively managing their wetlands for waterfowl. 

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Ep. 35 – Ducks are Short! – The FowlWeather Podcast - Wetland Management Series: Part 1

In this episode of The FowlWeather Podcast we break down in easy to understand terms why hunting at the current levels doesn’t drive most waterfowl populations. Plain and simple language from DrMike, a scientist and duck hunter, brought to all our friends across duck country.



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Ep. 34 – Where have all the mallards gone?

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Organic Wine is the gateway to explore the entire wine industry - from soil to sommeliers - from a revolutionary perspective. Deep interviews  discussing big ideas with some of the most important people on the cutting edge of the regenerative renaissance, about where wine comes from and where it is ...

My guest for this episode is Ben Falk. If you don’t know Ben, he’s the author of The Resilient Farm and Homestead, 20 Years of Permaculture and Whole Systems Design, which I would describe as THE homesteading manual and is the result of decades of Ben’s life in Vermont designing, implementing, and maintaining regenerative polycultures systems.
Ben is very well known in the permaculture world, but isn’t known so much in the wine world… which seemed a shame to me, as he has immense practical knowledge to share that would be useful to those of us growing wine. We cover many topics, as usual, in this conversation. From the state of the world, to learning how to design your life to be able to spend more time working in the land. And we get practical about many aspects of growing and maintaining fruiting perennials… which is my catch all term for grapes, apples, pears, berries, etc that we use to make wine.
I’ve been thinking a lot about how owners of smaller vineyards can incorporate grazing, since the larger ruminants like sheep and cows are difficult to keep in any significant numbers without a good bit of land. Ben loves working with cows more than sheep, as it turns out, and has some great suggestions about how to protect your fruiting perennials from them. But we also dig into geese, which are also amazing grazers for smaller vineyards and orchards, and have their own nuances, as well as ducks, chickens, fencing, livestock guardian dogs, and more.
Also, Ben has some beautiful things to say about mead making and has very much inspired me to consider mead making.
Ben asks us to consider resilience in our winemaking. What kind of winegrowing and making can we continue to do indefinitely? What kind of wine makes our land continually healthier and more lush? What kind of winemaking makes our lives happier and more energetic? What kind of winemaking can continue to nourish us regardless of the changing whims and trends of the wine market? I think you’ll find that Ben has some great insights into answering these questions.
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Ben Falk - Resilient Wine & Mead, Regenerative Grazing, & Permaculture Design for your Vineyard or Orchard

If you haven’t heard of Dr. Jonathan Lundgren and Ecdysis, you’re in for a treat. Jon is from the middle of this country and has seen the return of dust storms to our farmland. He was one of the most preeminent scientists in his field, but when he looked around at the farmland he passed as he drove through the Midwest, he saw that none of his achievements were making a difference. He wanted to effect positive change. Like most of you listening who see what is happening to your world, he wanted to make it better. So he did. I don’t want to over-hype him or the work he’s doing, but it may be unique in the history of the world. Ecdysis is undertaking one of, if not the largest science projects of its kind ever. Known as the 1000 farms initiative, the folks of Ecdysis visit and collect data from what will soon be over 1000 farms, including vineyards and orchards. Of course he isn’t doing this work alone. There’s a team of passionate, intelligent people who make this project possible.  This data he has been collecting shows the ecological, economic, environmental, sociological, and psychological results of different types of farming practices. And as Jon and the Ecdysis team collect more and more data over more and more years, the results provide an avalanche of evidence that not only makes it clear that regenerative agriculture is the solution, but also provides the basis for policy and laws to change and adapt to the undeniable evidence.
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Dr. Jonathan Lundgren & Ecdysis - Why Regenerative

My guest for this episode is Nick Hillman. Nick has worked with vineyards on three continents, including all across the US. Nick now lives in Texas where hed does vineyard and farm consultation with his company Regenerative Agriculture Solutions. Nick has been on a journey that led him from conventional, recipe-type viticulture to a transformed regenerative outlook and approach. He tells us about the ideas and experiences that began to make him ask harder questions, the things that didn’t make sense or seem wise. We get technical about Integrated Pest Management or IPM, as well as the pros and cons of VSP versus high trellis systems, dormant spraying for the most effect with least impact, and Texas AVAs. Along the way, Nick digs into what regenerative viticulture is all about, and why it has grabbed him and led him on this journey.  
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Regenerative Viticulture Solutions with Nick Hillman

What if everything you ever heard about foxy wine is a lie?
Wine’s F-word is the word "Foxy," and I have been on a journey over the last few years to discover the truth about this word. It has been a surprising and surprisingly impactful journey because it turns out that this word is tied up with almost everything that is currently and perennially relevant to the wine industry because it has to do with deeply held prejudice. And that’s why I believe it’s important to understand what’s going on with this wine term. I don’t know of any journey that is more important than freeing ourselves of prejudice. Liberating our minds from the tyranny of misinformation and our own psychological hang-ups may be, I think, the only way that we will be able to adapt, evolve, and survive on a planet that is wired with a nuclear self-destruct button that has been entrusted to the care of chest beating apes.
 In other words, Free your mind, and life will follow.
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Some links for research:
 
The red-white wine tasting test: https://web.archive.org/web/20070928231853/http://www.academie-amorim.com/us/laureat_2001/brochet.pdf
 
A History of Wine In America, Thomas Pinney 1989
https://publishing.cdlib.org/ucpressebooks/view?docId=ft967nb63q&chunk.id=d0e11447&toc.id=&brand=ucpress
 
“foxy” study
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41438-020-0304-6?fromPaywallRec=true
 
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41438-019-0163-1
genetic basis of grape wine aroma

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