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Matilde and her mother decorate the Christmas tree!

The Santa Justa elevator (lift), built in 1900 to allow greater accessibility around the city, has now become a popular tourist attraction in downtown Lisbon.

Working from home with kids is no easy task! Follow along as this family does their best to adjust to the new routine.

Learn more about the city of Aveiro and why it’s known as the “Venice of Portugal”.

Isabel invites Manuel to go to the mall. Let’s see what they decide to buy!

A customer asks a grocery store employee for help finding the right kind of flour.

It’s a rainy morning and Luísa doesn’t feel like getting out of bed… Explore reflexive pronouns as she starts her morning.

Learn more about Casa da Música, a space solely dedicated to music and the arts in Porto.

Bernardo just started working as an assistant to a rather demanding man. One of his first tasks is to find someone to clean his boss’s home as soon as possible. He goes to his coworker, Joana, hoping for suggestions.

Luís and Mariana head to the mall to find the perfect Christmas gifts for their parents!

Learn about the history of the national holiday celebrated in Portugal on December 1st.

Learning a language is one of the best ways to connect with other cultures!

Leiria is a lively city in central Portugal with a beautiful castle, year-round festivals, and plenty of pine trees!

João asks his grandmother to teach him how she makes her delicious oatmeal.

Hear how a number of Portuguese idioms are used in conversation as Sónia discusses her love life. Check out the Idioms 2 unit for more descriptions and practice with these expressions.

Catarina and Tiago discuss their favorite literary genres as they look for new books to read at the library.

Learn more about a group of students and their visit to the National Museum of Ancient Art.

Learn more about the famous Portuguese actress, Alexandra Lencastre.

Una nueva edición del podcast FDC, solo que esta vez ampliamos un poco la propuesta. En lugar de hablar de historias de terror, se trata de contar una. La elegida para esta ocasión es el conocido creepypasta El Experimento Ruso Del Sueño. Esperamos que les guste. Síguenos en:Web: FueraDelCine.comFacebook: Podcast FDCTwitter: twitter.com/fueradelcineInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/fueradelcineBúscanos en Spotify como: […]

Una nueva edición del podcast FDC, como siempre hablando de películas de terror, ciencia ficción y una que otra rareza que encontramos en el camino. En esta ocasión tenemos reseña de la serie The Haunting Of Bly Manor (2020). ¿Qué se siente vivir en una casa embrujada? Síguenos en:Web: FueraDelCine.comFacebook: Podcast FDCTwitter: twitter.com/fueradelcineInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/fueradelcineBúscanos en Spotify […]

Una nueva edición del podcast FDC, como siempre hablando de películas de terror, ciencia ficción y una que otra rareza que encontramos en el camino. En esta ocasión tenemos reseñas de cinco películas norteamericanas que vimos durante la semana: Colossal (2016), Extraterrestrial (2014), The Pyramid (2014), Hubie Halloween (2020) y The Night Watchmen (2017). Síguenos […]

Welchen Rahmen braucht ein Weibsbild? Gibt ein Koch am Lebensende die Löffel ab? War der Leibwächter von Bin Laden ein Ladenhüter? Essen fromme Kannibalen freitags Fischer? Alle Antworten auf diese Fragen bekommt Ihr in der neuen Ausgabe meines Podcasts! – Diablo 2 anyone? (00:33 min – 02:17 min) – JP Performance/STVO (03:05 min – 07:45 […]

Disasters and mental health. A defamation lawsuit from a former New Orleans charter school administrator. And an unusually forceful criminal justice resolution from the City Council. The post Behind The Lens episode 96: ‘The effects tend to linger’ appeared first on The Lens.

We can enjoy live streams all we want, and the performers do, too. But they need your support now, more than ever, as bars and other stages remain closed across the state of Louisiana. The post Behind The Lens episode 93: The NOLA Music Special appeared first on The Lens.

Protesters block access to courts and force City Hall to lock its doors in an anti-eviction demonstration. An appointment at the Mayor's Office raises eye brows among housing advocates. And we hear from sanitation workers, now in their third month of a labor strike in New Orleans. Their demands: safety and dignity. The post Behind The Lens episode 92: ‘Another man’s treasure’ appeared first on The Lens.

The mayor of New Orleans announces new bar restrictions. Public schools won't open to students for in-class learning right away. And the long-time district attorney of Orleans Parish announces his retirement. The post Behind The Lens episode 91: Ripple effects appeared first on The Lens.

Gov. Edwards hosts a who's who of White House officials and Republican leaders, including Vice President Mike Pence and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos. We hear more about the federal push to reopen schools, come hell or high water, with columnist Stephanie Grace. The post Behind The Lens episode 90: ‘Ring ring goes the bell’ appeared first on The Lens.

Louisiana rejoins the list of states with rising case loads of coronavirus. But some politicians are crying foul over pandemic precautions. That's troubling for medical professionals; so are the growing number of tourists coming to New Orleans. Also, the Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation has rebranded itself for changing times. But its mission remains a serious one. The post Behind The Lens episode 89: The pulse of the city? appeared first on The Lens.

It’s Diana’s birthday and she hates when her guests show up late!

A woman has not been feeling well lately, so she decides to go to the hospital to see her doctor.

Andreia and Filipe have a long day of travel ahead of them as they make their way to Lisbon by bus, plane, metro, and train.

Carlos tells Rute about a beautiful home in Sintra that is a bit out of her price range.

In the final chapter of this series, a woman finds strength in the “new normal” and looks forward to new beginnings.

Nuno and his wife check in at the hotel they booked in Lisbon.

A woman continues the healthy routines she established during quarantine and finds more ways to enjoy time with her boyfriend as restrictions slowly begin to lift.

A woman goes to a clothing boutique and asks for some help finding the perfect dress.

Another day at home begins and Martim is already hungry and bored. Lara has to get creative if she wants to sleep in.

Matilde and Bernardo are a couple from Porto preparing for the holiday of São João, a street festival celebrated with a number of interesting traditions, including hitting each other with plastic hammers. But the most important part for Matilde is the roasted sardines...

Learn more about the history of the Portuguese language in this Shorty adapted and translated from Lena Strang‘s article in Tomorrow Magazine.

After a long day stuck indoors, Sofia and Lucas try their best to enjoy a night outside on their balcony.

Mauro is panicking after mistakenly sending a private letter to his mother!

Hear the legend behind the characteristic rocks of Praia da Ursa, a beautiful beach located in Sintra.

Patrícia and José discuss whether to send their son to public or private school.

In Portugal, a café is more than just a place to grab a quick coffee!

Rita is running late to her driving class. Luckily, she runs into António who gives her a ride and asks about her upcoming test.

Learn more about the life, home, and daily routine of a nurse from Lisbon named Cristina.

The hairdresser is closed, so Joana has to take matters into her own hands.

This week we have no choice but to Stan... field. This week's episode of I Know That Face is all about supporting star Lakeith Stanfield. Beginning with Short Term 12 in 2012 Stanfield made a name for himself as a versatile supporting player over the coming decade. 2017 was a banner year for Stanfield with incredible supporting turns in Jordan Peele's masterpiece Get Out, Netflix's Death Note and Donald Glover's anthology Twin Peaks-esque show Atlanta. His first leading role came in Boots Riley's 2018 critically acclaimed satire Sorry to Bother You. More recently he has supported in Knives Out and Uncut Gems.  Andrew Twitter: @Andrew_Carroll0 Stephen Twitter: @StephenPorzio Editor and Communtity Manager: Charline Fernandez Instagram: @charline_frnndz I Know That Face Twitter: @IKnowThatFaceP1 / Instagram: @iknowthatface Intro and Outro Music: No Boundaries (motorik groove) by Keshco. Licence (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Keshco/Filmmakers_Reference_Kit_Volume_2/No_Boundaries_motorik_groove) Featured Image Credit (https://www.denofgeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/sorry_to_bother_you.jpg?fit=1200%2C800)

Learn all about the Portuguese island of Madeira in this Shorty written by Edyta, the author of Say Yes to Madeira travel blog. This Shorty will help you learn some generic phrases, but also a couple of useful words which will definitely come in handy when visiting the island.

Follow Anabela as she orders various cuts of meat from the butcher.

Ricardo and Ana go to the supermarket together to buy groceries. Will dividing up the tasks make the shopping trip go faster?

Learn the basics of how crime and security are managed in Portugal, one of the most peaceful countries in the world.

A teacher reads aloud to her class and then assigns homework. One student decides to share his disappointment.

No episodio de hoje…Dudu Vieira, Felipe Ferraz e Raul Limma indicam obras para salvar sua sanidade na quarentona. Terceiro Quadrante® Comentados no programa: Lista “Jovem” do jovem Dudu Braid Indie Game Procura-se Um Amigo Para o Fim do Mundo Kiara Rocks (a banda favorita do Dudu) Os Sete Sobre a Escrita Eu Sou a Lenda […]

No episodio de hoje…Dudu Vieira, Felipe Ferraz e Raul Limma falam da pândemia que está fazendo a cabeça da garotada: O COROTEVIRUS! Terceiro Quadrante® PLAYLIST DO PROGRAMA:

An informal chat with Jo Turner, a PhD student at Loughborough University studying Marie Corelli. Jo can be found on twitter at @coppertapestryThe Sorrows of Satan (Film)

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トピック [枕：活動量計 vívosmart](https://www.garmin.co.jp/products/intosports/vivosmart-4-black-r/) (00:06～) [1. 「Pixel 4」から翻訳機能付きイヤフォンまで、グーグルが発表した5つの新製品](https://wired.jp/2019/10/16/everything-google-announced-pixel-4-event/) (15:35～) [](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhKm-H8Cb7k) [2. 「決してステアリングはなくさない」：来たるべき自動運転時代における“ホンダのアイデンティティ”ここにあり](https://wired.jp/2019/10/17/honda-rd-autonomous-car-ws/) (29:29～) [3. 二次元召喚装置「Gatebox」他サービスと連携強化、VTuber「東雲めぐ」このすば「めぐみん」に会える](https://japanese.engadget.com/2019/10/15/gatebox-vtuber/) (48:47～) [4. 打ち上げコストを極限まで抑えた月面ロボ「YAOKI」、9割は3Dプリンタで製造](https://monoist.atmarkit.co.jp/mn/articles/1910/17/news014.html) (63:43～) [5. テスラが家庭用蓄電池「Powerwall」の日本展開を発表、価格は100万円を下回る](https://www.itmedia.co.jp/smartjapan/articles/1910/16/news049.html) (69:45～) [6. バンナム、『ゼビウス』をひたすらプレイするロボットを展示。研究対象はロボットではなく観察者 CEATEC](https://japanese.engadget.com/2019/10/16/ceatec/) (81:41～) ご意見、ご感想 Twitter メールアドレス：recalog1@gmail.com 編曲 @Touden氏 最大限の感謝を BGM 騒音のない世界 beco様より OP:オオカミ少年 本編:蜃気楼 免責 本ラジオはあくまで個人の見解であり現実のいかなる団体を代表するものではありません ご理解頂ますようよろしくおねがいします

And the Boschie goes to  . . . It’s time to reveal the winners of the Bosch Season 5 “Boschie Awards” brought to you by the Everybody Counts Podcast.   Sit back and enjoy listening to a star-studded event full of fanfare and celebration of Bosch on Amazon Prime. Joining us this year are Masters of […] The post ‘Bosch’ Season 5: The Boschie Awards with Crate and Barrel appeared first on So Many Shows!.

Stranger Things 303 + 304 Podcast Everyone is busy in Stranger Things 303 + 304 trying to sort out the crazy happenings in Hawkins. All of our teams can’t figure that they’re all on the same side and they’re in trouble. Joyce and Hopper are off to a bad start. Max and Elle toy with […] The post Stranger Things 303 + 304 Podcast! appeared first on So Many Shows!.

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Selbstliebe ist in der täglichen Praxis eine der schwierigsten Übungen. Mit meinen erbrobten Tipps zeige ich Dir wie man sich jeden Tag ein bisschen mehr lieben kann. Der Beitrag #4 Selbstliebe – praktisch und achtsam lernen erschien zuerst auf Daniela Müller - Hypnose & Ganzheitliches Coaching.

Dana Humphrey, The Pet Lady joins us to share some Halloween costumes for your dog...

Welcome to the Wheelhouse Podcast! This has been long time coming for me. I’m so glad you’re coming with me on this journey! This first episode is the audio from my Facebook Live where I talked about who I am, what I’m doing, and why I’m doing it. How To Contact Me Facebook Messenger Email – […] The post Who I Am and Why You Should Listen – Wheelhouse Podcast 01 appeared first on Bobby Shirley.

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What is Square Foot Gardening? S2E13 Do you remember the days of old when your parents or grandparents had a garden in the backyard?  Do you remember how the weeds used to pop up and eventually overwhelm the garden?  Did you ever have to try to weed a garden like that (and how much you absolutely hated it)? What if you could create a garden that didn’t suffer from this weed problem?  What if you could create an organized garden that maximizes your yield? This is exactly what Square Foot Gardening does for you! LIVE FROM KANSAS CITY!  This is Season 2, Episode 13, and in this episode I talk about our experience with Square Foot Gardening and discuss the advantages of this gardening system. You don’t want to miss this one! This podcast is brought to you by Small Scale Life without any commercial interruptions!  Instead, I wanted to give you an update of our lives before I start talking about Square Foot Gardening! May is Gone; Hello to June Things are progressing at the house.  Julie and I are pushing forward to get us ready to move in mid-July.  That means we have been following the teachings of The Minimalists and getting rid of things using the following criteria: Does it bring us joy? Will we use it at the future condo or compound? Can we replace it quickly and for less than $20? We have been donating things at the Goodwill and selling items on consignment and on e-bay.  I can’t believe how much we have sold already!  It has been pretty amazing, really. That money is being used to pay off some credit card debt and replenish our emergency fund. Strange Graduation Why would we need to replenish that, you might ask?  Well, we recently had a number of activities and things going on that ended up being more expensive than we planned.  Our son Ryan recently graduated from high school (YAY!), and we had a graduation party for him on Memorial Day Weekend.  It went REALLY well!  I mean it went well at the party.  Graduation was a bit strange.  Between the 5 valedictorians that spoke, the near riot that broke out and an award-winning alumni talking about cervical cancer and pap smears, it was the STRANGEST graduation ceremony I have ever attended.  Yes, you did hear me correct: pap smears and riots at the graduation ceremony.  Good grief.  It makes a guy wonder what world we are living in these days? We had a great party, and we were blessed to have friends and family in town for it.  We really enjoyed their company and all the fun we had with them! Selling or Renting Houses Life has gone back to normal, and we have settled into the new normal: work and get ready for the Management company to show the house.  It seems that we have had a steady stream of showings, and we are all praying that someone rents it soon. Why, you ask? The simple answer is that getting the house, and the rooms of the young men that live with us, cleaned up does take its toll.  The house needs to be ready for showings on a 24-hour notice.  The same is true if you are looking for new renters or folks to buy your home.  Once the home goes on the market for sale or for rent, it is no longer your home.  Yes, you are paying the fees and the mortgage or rent, but it has become a model on the market. It needs to look AND smell good.  No one wants to buy or rent a house that smells like: A locker room Pet smells Cigarettes Mildew/Molds or Other nasty smells Here is a pro-tip for you: make your house SMELL good.  You can do this by using a Scensy wickless candle or even boiling a mixture of vanilla and water on the stove before the showing.  Just make sure the smell from the Scensy wickless candle is pleasing and not overwhelming. Probably the most powerful smell is chocolate chip cookies.  Ever notice how car dealers or home builders have chocolate chip cookies around?  That smell sells! I know because the architects I hired in Chicago used freshly-baked chocolate chip cookies to sell houses. Believe it or not: it worked!  Smell is a POWERFUL sense, so do not overlook this when trying to sell a product!   What is Square Foot Gardening? The Good Old Days Do you remember your grandparent’s, parent’s or even your gardens from years past?   Do you remember how they would devolve into chaos as weeds choked out your vegetables and herbs?  Can you remember how much you hated weeding those gardens? I do.  I remember it like yesterday.  My parents would be gung ho to plant in the Spring, and over the next few weeks, the plot would look like it had been invaded by every type of weed on the earth.  My dad would use grass clippings to mulch the paths and around the plants, but it usually ended up looking like a chaotic jungle towards mid to late summer.  It probably didn’t help that they were busy during the week with jobs and us kids, and on the weekend we would be gone at the cabin in Northwestern Wisconsin. There were times when my mom would assign us kids to go out into the garden and weed it.  It was the WORST job we could actually get.  We didn’t know what was a weed and what was something worth saving, and the cloud of mosquitoes coming out from the jungle would feast on us as we tried to work.  It was a horrendous experience, and frankly, that experience was a reason I never wanted to garden until I was much, much older.  Little did I know that I would return to gardening in my late 30’s. Epiphany My first Square Foot Gardens in Illinois – 2010 Back in 2008, we were living in our beige prairie palace in a far west suburb of Chicago, Illinois.  It was a stressful time in our lives: the Crash of 2008 was in full swing, and one-by-one my clients were telling me that they were pulling projects and keeping their own people employed. I was stressed out to the max. Meanwhile, Julie had gotten a set of the Little House on the Prairie books, and she was reading them to Ryan each night.  On more than one occasion, I had a chance to listen to the stories and marvel at how self-sufficient those people actually were.  They didn’t have material wealth, but they could survive in a number of horrendously harsh conditions. Skills and Self-Reliance Those stories made me think how soft and dependent modern people have really become.  I marveled and commented to Julie that we just don’t know how to do anything to sustain us if things REALLY got bad with the economy.  We couldn’t afford our house if I lost my job, and I wasn’t sure how we could even FEED ourselves if times got really bad. Trust me, folks, I lumped myself in with modern men.  I really didn’t know much about anything beyond my work in the office.  I felt a sense of sadness that my grandparents, who could forage for food, fish, hunt, garden, preserve food and make wine and alcohol from berries, had passed away without passing those skills on to my brother or me.  The old ways of my family and ancestors had lost, and we had become drones in cubicles, doing busy-work to create wealth for others. I knew I had to do something to change that, but I really didn’t know what to do about it. One day our neighbor was raving about the amount of veggies she was getting from her garden, and she was giving away extras to everyone on the block. Julie and I were stunned and asked her how she could grow that much produce in our terrible clay soils. Our neighbor replied that she was following Mel Bartholomew’s Square Foot Gardening book, and it was really easy to follow. She lent us her copy, and we had to give it a try! Square Foot Gardening Revolutions start one garden at a time – Square Foot Gardening book from 1981 Square Foot Gardening is a garden system that maximizes yields by meeting three basic criteria: Well-organized Easy to maintain Attractive all season long This system was developed by the late Mel Bartholomew.  He published his first book in 1981 and subsequently had a show on PBS.  Mel was focused on small garden beds, measuring 4 feet by 4 feet (4’x4′).  He would divide these small 4’x4′ beds into 12 inch by 12 inch (12″x12″) squares.  These would be intensively planted. Well-Organized The advantage of these smaller, organized beds was that the gardener could organize the garden to maximize growth.  Instead of planting a long, spindly row of seeds, the 12″x12″ square could be seeded with just a few seeds.  The strongest seedlings would be kept in the garden, and the smaller ones removed.  Instead of maintaining rows, the gardener could concentrate efforts on the plants in each 12″x12″ square.  By defining strict size limits for these beds, gardeners could maximize their efforts while limiting the time spent maintaining the beds. Easy Maintenance Speaking of maintenance, Square Foot Garden beds are easy to maintain.  This is a key advantage of the Square Foot Gardening method.  Mel knew from his experience at a community plot that people tend to get busy and have less time to maintain their larger plots.  By creating a new 4’x4′ raised bed with new, manufactured soil, there weren’t any weeds to worry about.  When you plant intensively in each 12″x12″ square, the flowers, vegetables and herbs will naturally crowd out any potential weeds.  Since we manufacture the soil using vermiculite, compost and peat moss, i is easy to pull any weeds that might grow.  In addition, watering plants with a hose is efficient since these gardens are very compact and intensively planted.  I will show you how I maintain these new Square Foot Garden beds in future posts. Attractive All Year Finally, Square Foot Gardens are really attractive all year long.  Since you have a smaller, organized space, you can really concentrate your efforts on that making that space shine. This is where you can dress up your planting area with a nice looking trellis, gravel in the walkways and fencing around the beds.  This is where I developed my ideas for going vertical with my plants. In addition, you can create hoops or cold frames for your beds to extend the season.  Because these beds are 4″x4″ you really can get creative with your systems and accessories to make these raised beds produce! Resources If you want to know more about this method, you should read Mel Bartholomew’s Square Foot Gardening Book. I have the 2005 edition, but he did publish the All New Square Foot Gardening book in 2013.  I do not own this version yet. Looking at Amazon, they are offering the 1981 version of the book.  I had a chance to look at this version at my mom’s cabin in late May of this year, and it was very interesting (the earlier picture was my mom’s copy).  I say that because Mel experimented with a lot of techniques that I have thought about or tried.  The saying is true: there is nothing new under the sun! What’s Next? As I mentioned in Season 2, Episode 11, I have completely removed my garden.  I just planted two 4″x6″ Square Foot Garden beds on Sunday of this week, and those are going to be my gardens this year.  There will be regular garden updates for you all, and I will show you the power of the Square Foot Garden this year.  Of course, I will be modifying the trellis systems to handle my 10 tomato and 10 pepper plants! Let me know how your gardening efforts are going.  Did you get everything planted in your garden?  Have you tried Square Foot Gardening?  How did they work out for you?  Feel free to ask questions, and we will get answers for you! Thanks for tuning in, and we’ll be back soon with another episode.  This is Tom from Small Scale Life; remember to learn, do and grow! The post What is Square Foot Gardening? S2E13 appeared first on Small Scale Life.

Preventing Damping Off Disease – S2E7 There is nothing like the excitement of seeing your tender seedlings popping through the soil in your indoor garden area!  You immediately have visions of future harvest from these beautiful plants.  This will be the best year ever in the garden!  Then, something starts to happen: fuzzy mold appears on the soil surface, the stems become thin and weak, and the seedlings wilt and die.  You add more water to the tender seedlings because they might be drying out.  Instead, this seems to have the opposite effect: more seedlings are wilting!  Soon, the entire tray looks horrible and is a complete loss.  This, my friends, happened to me last year!  It is most likely damping off disease, and if you garden indoors, you eventually will have to deal with it.  In this episode of the Small Scale Life Podcast, I discuss 9 steps for Preventing Damping Off Disease. Podcast Topics Damping Off Disease attacking a tomato seedling in 2016   In this podcast, I discuss the following tips for Preventing Damping Off Disease: Plant seeds in containers, and then place the containers in trays Water the tray, not directly on the soil (bottom up, not top down) Sterilize containers, tools and trays for 30 minutes before reusing them Use warm water to water your seedlings Do not overwater! Only add enough water to fill 1/4″ to 1/3″ high in the tray Use a heating pad to start seedlings Use good draining potting mix. Do not use your garden soil or compost! Do not fertilize your seedlings Provide 12 to 16 hours of light from your grow lights. BONUS TIP: keep the lights 1-2″ from the top of your seedlings when they first germinate  I finish the podcast by giving you what I think are the most critical steps to Preventing Damping Off Disease. Links While initially looking healthy, this tray of tomato seedlings is doomed – 2016 I discussed the following links on this podcast: University of Minnesota Extension – How to prevent seedling damping off How to Garden Indoors 8 Steps to Starting Plants Indoors Winter Care of Indoor Succulents Friends of Small Scale Life As I develop friendships and communities online and in real life, I have seen really good people doing great work and will be recognizing these people on Small Scale Life.  For some, I will be setting up affiliates and memberships with them as this blog and podcasts grow.  In the meantime, please check out the work friends have completed and take advantage of their offers below: Nature’s Image Farm – If you are planning on buying some fruit trees for your yard or comfrey for your herb garden, please check out Nature’s Image Farm!  When you place orders using the code “SSL,” you will receive a 10% OFF all nursery stock plus FREE shipping.  It is time to plant, so why not order something from Nature’s Image Farm?  Even if you do not buy anything, this is a going to be a great resource for new homesteaders like me.  Check out the Homestead How-To Page for more hillbilly homesteading information. Small Scale Gardening Facebook Group – Share your gardening stories, questions and ideas with over 200 fellow gardeners!  Join today! Aaron Clarey’s “Reconnaissance Man” – Written by local Minnesotan author, blogger, podcaster and economist Aaron Clarey, “Reconnaissance Man” is the book that guarantees you live life right the first time or at least ends your wandering in the desert. By perfectly and clearly explaining the process by which a person figures out who they are and what they want out of life, “Reconnaissance Man” provides the reader a clear road map to life, ensuring you don’t waste precious decades on worthless degrees, careers you hate, and people you don’t love.  Subscribe and Rate on iTunes Please consider becoming a subscriber to the Small Scale Life iTunes Channel.  Subscribers and ratings from listeners help us grow the podcast and the blog.  As you know, people look at subscribers and reviews before they listen.  Few subscribers and few reviews mean that no one cares to listen or rate the podcast.  Please click subscribe, and you will get notices when a new podcast is available. If you provide a review for the podcast, consider giving a few stars (not going to lie: I want five stars) for the Podcast.  I really appreciate you as a listener and your feedback. To leave a review, simply follow these simple steps: Click on this link or the image above. Go to ratings and reviews. Click on the number stars (five would be awesome) Subscribe to the podcast (optional, but appreciated)! You can also write a quick review or some words of encouragement (optional, but appreciated) You can also write a longer review, though it’s not necessary.  Again, thank you for listening and your review! Listen We have several options for you to listen to the Small Scale Life Podcast.  You may listen in the following locations: iTunes Stitcher   The post Preventing Damping Off Disease – S2E7 appeared first on Small Scale Life.