Podcasts about 40c

Trabalho, dinheiro, amor e as previsões dos astros para cada signo, todos os dias, meu Bebê! Mensagem do Dia

Violent g-force, cockpit temperatures over 40C, and the constant threat of a crash: Formula 1 drivers are under intense physical pressure on the track. But what happens when emotional pressures boil over? At the Hungarian Grand Prix in August, McLaren is about to find out…and how. An extraordinary incident in the pitstop seems to suggest Fernando Alonso is playing tricks on Lewis Hamilton - but as is often the case in Formula 1 things are not always as they seem. Tensions boil over, culminating in a season-changing ultimatum for Ron Dennis. Co-host and script consultant: Sarah Holt Producers: Matt Nielson and Rosie Stopher Sound design: Alex Portfelix Showrunner: Sarah Stolarz Any questions about this podcast: spygate@bbc.co.uk

UPPER MERION TOWNSHIP BOARD OF SUPERVISORSDECEMBER 8, 2022 MEETING ~ 7:30 PMAGENDA0:00:131. Meeting Called to Order.0:00:212. Pledge of Allegiance.0:0:323. Roll Call.0:01:004. Meeting Minutes: October 13, 2022 – BusinessNovember 3, 2022 - WorkshopNovember 10, 2022 - Business0:01:405. Chairman’s Comments:0:02:006. New Business:A. Presentation to Dr. Morrison, retiring after 40 Years of Performing Police Psychological Exams0:06:24B. Proclamation – 50th Anniversary of Temple Brith Achim0:11:40C. Conditional Use Hearing – Royal Garden, LP., 1100 First Avenue. Conditional Use application of Royal Garden, LP., 1100 First Avenue to permit the construction of multi-family apartments, structured parking garage and sidewalk construction variances on the KPMU Zoned property.D. Public Hearing – Proposed Ordinance amending the Upper Merion Township Zoning Code, Chapter 165, to:• Permit the Use of “Hospital” in the King of Prussia Mixed Use (KPMU), Heavy Industrial (HI), and Light Industrial (LI) Zoning Districts and to• Amend the tract size requirement for multi-family & rowhouse uses in the R-3A District.0:20:12E. Consent Agenda re:1. Resolution 2022-48 – Establishing the fixed dollar amount to be excluded from taxation for each Homestead Property in Upper Merion Township for calendar Year 2023.2. Budget Transfer from Account 01-430-3170 (Snow/Ice Control) to 01-430-3190 (Other Professional Services) in the amount of $18,000.00 to cover the service fees for the PA One Call markings.3. Budget Transfer from Account 08-4213610 (Utilities-Electric) to 08-422-2250 (Lab/Testing Expenses in the amount of $15,000.00 to conduct a treatment plant headworks analysis for NPDES Permit.4. Authorization of 2022 Supplemental Budget Appropriations – Park & Recreation and Public Works. Authorization of the following 2022 Supplemental Budget Appropriations due to unanticipated expenditures/revenues as follows:1. 01-367-0110 Swimming Pool Membership (revenue) - $14,730.002. 01-450-1811 Sal/Wages P/T Pool (expense) - $14,730.003. 01-367-0111 Swimming Pool Daily Fees (revenue) - $4,946.004. 01-450-1811 Sal/Wages P/T Pool (expense) - $4,946.005. 01-367-0112 Swimming Pool Programs (revenue) - $13,358.006. 01-450-1811 Sal/Wages P/T Pool (expense) - $13,358.007. 01-367-0113 Swimming Pool Rentals (revenue) - $9,860.008. 01-450-1811 Sal/Wages P/T Pool (expense) - $9,860.009. 01-367-0491 Comm Center Memberships (revenue) - $73,920.0010. 01-450-4593 Programs-Inst. Classes (expense) - $73,920.0011. 01-367-0492 Comm Center Programs (revenue) - $65,760.0012. 01-450-4593 Programs-Inst. Classes (expense) - $65,760.0013. 01-367-0493 Comm Center Miscellaneous (revenue) - $20,400.0014. 01-450-4593 Programs-Inst. Classes (expense) - $20,400.0015. 01-367-0493 CC Miscellaneous (revenue) - $5,000.0016. 01-450-3185 Debris/Waste Removal (expense) - $5,000.0017. 01-367-0490 CC Facility Rental (revenue) - $13,800.0018. 01-450-3900 Bank Charges Fees (expense) - $13,800.0019. 08-364-0600 Sewer Misc. (revenue) - $20,000.0020. 08-421-2250 Lab/Testing Expenses (expense) - $20,000.005. Linear Park Project Phase 2 Contract Payment No. 1 – Road- Con, Inc. Approval of Payment Certificate No. 1 for Phase 2 of the First Avenue Linear Park Phase II Project to Road-Con, Inc. in the amount of $481,191.88 for work to date on the Project.6. Linear Park Project Phase 2 Contract Extension – Road-Con Inc.Approval of a request from Road-Con, Inc for an extension of time on the Linear Park Project Phase 2 Contract to April 30, 2023 due to material delays.7. Intermunicipal Recycling Grant Submission A

One hundred and fourteen years ago, hundreds of reindeer and a few dozen humans witnessed a massive explosion in Siberia, near the Stony Tunguska River. At the epicenter, there was little evidence of the blast's origin except for flattening 500,000 acres of uninhabited forest, scorching the land, and creating “glowing clouds” and shock waves that were detected around the world.SOURCEShttps://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2008/30jun_tunguskahttps://earthsky.org/space/what-is-the-tunguska-explosion/https://teslauniverse.com/nikola-tesla/articles/death-ray-nikola-tesla#:~:text=(Emphasis%20added.),cause%20of%20the%20Tunguska%20event.https://www.nasa.gov/feature/five-years-after-the-chelyabinsk-meteor-nasa-leads-efforts-in-planetary-defensehttps://www.scirp.org/journal/paperinformation.aspx?paperid=100524https://www.nasa.gov/content/goddard/around-the-world-in-4-days-nasa-tracks-chelyabinsk-meteor-plume/https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1993Natur.361...40C/abstracthttps://www.popsci.com/science/article/2013-02/best-russian-meteorite-conspiracy-theories/https://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1978QJRAS..19..282Whttps://as.tufts.edu/physics

Trabalho, dinheiro, amor e as previsões dos astros para cada signo, todos os dias, meu Bebê! Mensagem do Dia

For sports fans, there's nothing better than watching a live event on TV or at a sports venue. But there's nothing worse than that event being called off because of bad weather. Bad light, a waterlogged pitch or excessive heat can cause matches to be postponed. But according to the latest research, extreme weather might be disrupting the sporting calendar more than ever in the future.对于体育迷来说，没有什么比在电视或体育场馆观看现场赛事更好的了。但没有什么比因为恶劣天气而取消该活动更糟糕的了。光线不好、球场浸水或过热都可能导致比赛推迟。但根据最新研究，未来极端天气可能会比以往任何时候都更扰乱体育赛事日程。In one sport, golf, major tournaments like The Open, are already predicted to be victims of our changing climate. In the UK, an organisation called The Climate Coalition says that golf courses such as St Andrews could be under water by the end of the century if sea levels rise even slightly. It told the BBC that its research predicts "cancelled football matches, flooded cricket grounds and golf courses crumbling into the sea."在一项运动中，高尔夫、公开赛等大型赛事已经被预测为气候变化的受害者。在英国，一个名为“气候联盟”的组织表示，如果海平面稍微上升，到本世纪末，圣安德鲁斯等高尔夫球场可能会被淹没。它告诉英国广播公司，它的研究预测“足球比赛被取消，板球场被淹，高尔夫球场坍塌入海”。The threat to sporting fixtures from climate change has been further highlighted in a new report, commissioned by the Rapid Transition Alliance. Writing about this for the BBC, Matt McGrath says that "By 2050, it's estimated that almost one in four English football league grounds can expect flooding every year." This will mean fewer matches played, less opportunity to watch the beautiful game and reduced revenue from ticket sales.快速过渡联盟委托的一份新报告进一步强调了气候变化对体育赛事的威胁。Matt McGrath 为 BBC 撰写有关此事的文章说：“到 2050 年，据估计，几乎四分之一的英格兰足球联赛场地每年都会发生洪水。”这将意味着比赛次数减少，观看精彩比赛的机会减少，门票销售收入减少。Cricket also faces huge challenges globally as temperatures rise in places like India, Australia and the West Indies. The report says that stadiums in Adelaide and Perth will see a 60% increase in days with temperatures over 40C over the next decade.随着印度、澳大利亚和西印度群岛等地气温升高，板球在全球范围内也面临着巨大挑战。报告称，阿德莱德和珀斯的体育场在未来十年温度超过 40 摄氏度的天数将增加 60%。Of course, we know that the solution lies with reducing our carbon footprint. We could travel less to attend sports events, and reduce our waste when we do go. But this latest report finds that sports leaders are generally failing to address the issue seriously. However, because sport is universally popular and can be very influential, maybe it should be players, teams and their sponsors who promote a carbon-neutral message to help protect sporting venues - before it's 'game over'.当然，我们知道解决方案在于减少我们的碳足迹。我们可以减少参加体育赛事的旅行，并减少我们去时的浪费。但这份最新报告发现，体育领袖普遍未能认真解决这个问题。然而，由于体育运动普遍流行并且可能非常有影响力，也许应该由球员、球队和他们的赞助商来宣传碳中和信息，以帮助保护体育场馆——在“比赛结束”之前。词汇表fan 爱好者，…迷event 项目venue 场地pitch 足球场，运动场地match 比赛sporting calendar 体育赛事日历golf 高尔夫球tournament 锦标赛The Open 英国高尔夫球公开赛golf course 高尔夫球场cricket ground 板球场fixture 体育赛事，体育活动football league 足球联赛the beautiful game 足球stadium 体育场player 运动员sponsor 赞助商game over 不可逆转的，没有希望的（原指 “比赛结束”）

Trabalho, dinheiro, amor e as previsões dos astros para cada signo, todos os dias, meu Bebê! Mensagem do Dia

It's an unfamiliar feeling for most New Zealanders who are battling endless rain, soggy ground and freezing temperatures. On the opposite side of the globe, our Northern neigbours are feeling the heat. The sweltering temperatures and dry conditions have caused droughts, dropping lake levels and wildfires. Portugal, Spain and France have seen temperatures rise well above 40C. Correspondent Rosie Birchard spoke to Susie Ferguson from Brussels.

The recent record high temperatures in the UK has brought climate change back into the headlines. Seasoned climatologists who knew we'd one day break through the 40C barrier have spoken about being stunned to see it happen so soon. Here at Highclere we're always thinking about what we can do to protect our fragile planet.  With that in mind my guest this month is very much on topic. Rod Rougelot is a good friend who has spent decades working in recycling and sustainability. I found our conversation both interesting and thought provoking - I hope you do too. 

Welcome to this week's News TalkThis is the audio recording of our broadcast live on social media channels where Stephanie Marston (Head of Educational Content at Perfectly Spoken) and David de Jager ( Managing Director at Perfectly Spoken) talk about 3 hot stories in the news.During this live session David and Stephanie chat with English learners from across the world. This is a really enjoyable way to practise listening to natural English and learn some new vocabulary each week. On July 25th they talked about 3 stories. Here are a few clues- Which Sout Asian country is suffering severe political and economic crises?- Which European countries are experiencing temperatures over 40C?- Which vegetable is 95% water?Join us next week for the latest News Talk.  And if you'd like to participate in the live sessions simply check out our social media channels for more information. www.perfectlyspoken.com

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Blake Lemoine Google fires engineer who said AI tech has feelings The Jan. 6 Panel After 8 Hearings Where Will the Evidence Lead Update Oak Fire In Mariposa County Is 1,300 Acres Steve Bannon Jury finds Trump ally guilty of contempt of Congress US delivery man saves children from burning house Haiti gang violence Children take shelter in school Cyber attacks on Port of Los Angeles have doubled since pandemic Bidens doctor Presidents Covid symptoms have improved Bannon Conviction by Trump Haters Wont Hold, Dershowitz Predicts Ukraine war Explosions rock Ukrainian port hours after grain deal Monkeypox US confirms first two cases in children Everything to know about the Respect for Marriage Act and the new battle for same sex marriage Baltimore prosecutor Marilyn Mosby defeated in primary Russia Ukraine War News Live Updates Oppressive heat will bake much of the US this weekend, with the Northeast expected to see triple digit temperatures WWE chief McMahon retires amid sexual misconduct allegations Seattle man accused of threatening to kill Black people at a Buffalo Tops Off duty New York correction officer charged in connection to fatal shooting of 18 year old in the Bronx China heatwave Temperatures of 40C expected this weekend

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Ukraine war Deal signed to allow grain exports to resume by sea Czechs demolish pig farm on Nazi concentration camp for Roma Steve Bannon Jury finds Trump ally guilty of contempt of Congress Trump ex adviser Bannon convicted of contempt of U.S. Congress Man killed as sink hole opens under swimming pool in Israel Special board meeting to consider firing Uvalde schools police chief Pete Arredondo is canceled Cyber attacks on Port of Los Angeles have doubled since pandemic Live updates 3 family members killed in horrifying and senseless shooting at Iowas Maquoketa Caves State Park Biden improving but taking additional medication to treat Covid, White House doctor says China heatwave Temperatures of 40C expected this weekend A beacon of hope Ukraine, Russia sign grain export deal Bidens doctor Presidents Covid symptoms have improved Much of the U.S. will continue to see blazing heat this weekend US delivery man saves children from burning house Trump goes on Truth Social rant after Jan. 6 hearing Monkeypox US confirms first two cases in children Newsom to Sign Bill Allowing Residents to Sue Over Illegal Guns Pences Secret Service detail on Jan. 6 were starting to fear for their own lives as violence escalated Secret Service identified potential missing text messages on phones of 10 individuals Haiti gang violence Children take shelter in school

More than 200 people die as drought ravages northeast Uganda | ReutersScorching heat expected to resume baking China this week | ReutersFrance battles huge wildfires, Britain bakes in record heatwave | ReutersHeatwave: Fires blaze after UK passes 40C for first time | BBC NewsHawaii waves swamp homes, weddings during ‘historic' swell | AP NewsYale Climate Opinion Maps 2021 | Yale Program on Climate Change CommunicationsRise of single-use vapes sending tonnes of lithium to landfill | The Bureau of Investigative JournalismCow Manure Power Station in Japan Extends Battle to Curb Methane | BloombergIndia Plans $10 Bil Electric Bus Contract to Curb Emissions | BloombergCourt orders UK government to explain how net zero policies will reach targets | The GuardianXR protesters smash windows of News UK over coverage of Britain's heatwave | The GuardianSolar ‘resilience hubs' coming to three Minneapolis neighborhoods | KARE11Clean-energy workers demand assurances on abortion care benefits | Canary Media:Utility executives reveal ‘yawning gap' in climate action | E&E NewsPennsylvania Bill Jeopardizing Millions in Oil Well Cleanup Funding to Be Passed by Governor, Say Sources | Capital and MainSource list- https://heavenly-sceptre-002.notion.site/Climate-Recap-July-21-b1953ae7489d46d796faa764a3bd3798

Europe was this week hit by an extreme heatwave exacerbating drought conditions and sparking wildfires in France, Spain, Italy, Greece and Portugal. The UK also broke its record temperature exceeding 40C. All this just weeks after flooding caused widespread disruption in Sydney, Australia. Scientists agree that reducing greenhouse gas emissions is key to limiting the severity of climate change. But the planet has already warmed by 1.1C above pre-industrial levels and temperatures are expected to continue rising. More than half of the world's population live in cities and that figure is expected to rise to 68% by 2050. Extreme heat, droughts, wildfires, storm surges and flooding - both inland and along coastlines - will increasingly cause damage and deaths. So, how can we make cities more resilient to the inevitable impacts of a warming planet? What obstacles are preventing greater action? And will the rich world protect itself while poorer communities are left to fend for themselves? Ritula Shah is joined by a panel of expert guests. Producers: Paul Schuster and Zak Brophy.

Britain has recorded its highest-ever temperature of 40C as a heatwave grips the UK... so Clairsy & Lisa spoke to their former producer Greg Edgeworth, who only very recently moved there. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the show: -Kemi Badenoch knocked out of the Tory leadership race -The UK passes 40C for the first time and fires blaze across the country -Chief Sec to the Treasury Simon Clarke joins live

Britain has recorded its highest-ever temperature of 40C as a heatwave grips the UK... so Clairsy & Lisa spoke to their former producer Greg Edgeworth, who only very recently moved there. 

The paper review show in which comedians discuss the top news stories of the day.Today's Headliners are Simon Evans, Leo Kearse & Steve N Allen.The team discuss Kemi Badenoch getting knocked out of Tory leadership race, Wennington street going up in flames as 40C heatwave scorches Britain & pay packets suffer record fall of 2.8% as inflation runs rampant.All that and much more on this episode of Headliners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a special episode recorded in Westminster as temperatures approached 40C in London, Rory and Alastair are joined by the Leader of the Opposition and Leader of the Labour Party, Sir Keir Starmer.They debate and discuss the Tory leadership race, Scotland, rebuilding Labour, economic policy, global recession, Brexit, Boris Johnson, the path to power, the Lib Dems, electoral reform, written constitutions, the British press and more.Instagram:@restispoliticsTwitter:@RestIsPoliticsEmail:restispolitics@gmail.comProducer: Dom JohnsonExec Producer: Jack DavenportSign up for free to The Knowledge: www.theknowledge.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

UK heatwave live blog: Major incident declared in London after 'huge surge' in fires as temperatures top 40CWennington fire: Street goes up in flames as 40C heatwave scorches BritainIn pictures: Wildfires rage across Europe as heatwaves wreak havoc'Monster octopus': Wildfire in France burns area twice the size of ParisSuzanne Moore: Climate change denial is melting before our very eyesStruggling to cope: This cat keeping cool is everyone in Britain right nowTory leadership race: Kemi Badenoch eliminated in fourth roundJanet Daley: The Tories lost their nerve and failed to embrace the future‘The new Ken Clarke': Fears for Rishi Sunak if Tory leadership slips through his fingersOne giant leap: UK astronauts set to take part in next Moon landingRory Stewart: ‘MPs should be banned from looking at their phones in Parliament'Hidden coves: 10 secret spots in Cornwall to avoid the summer crowdsRead all these articles and stay expertly informed anywhere, anytime with a digital subscription. Start your free one-month trial today to gain unlimited website and app access. Cancel anytime. Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3v8HLez.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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As the UK sweltered in a record-breaking heatwave this week, schools closed, runways melted and train tracks buckled. And on the day the country recorded a temperature above 40C for the first time, fires destroyed homes and buildings across Greater London. What more will need to be done so the country's infrastructure can cope in future heatwaves? On the Sky News Daily with Niall Paterson, our science correspondent Thomas Moore outlines how climate change will make our summers hotter, Kevin Groves, chief spokesperson for Network Rail, explains how the trains and tracks coped in the heat, and Stephen Arundell, vice-chair of the Emergency Planning Society, talks about how we should think about extreme weather events in future. Producer: Soila Apparicio Interviews producer: Alys Bowen Digital producer: David ChipakupakuEditor: Philly Beaumont

The UK records temperatures of over 40C for the first time

Temperatures have exceeded 40C for the first time ever in the UK. The London fire bridgade has declared a 'major incident' with multiple fires across the city. Fields and buildings are on fire in East London and there is a wildfire in Croydon in south London. In Wellingdon in east London a wild fire has destroyed at least seven homes after sweeping through fields. London correspondent Ellie Jay spoke to Corin Dann.

Monday 18th July - Top stories include: A heat warning is in effect in the UK, with temperatures possibly reaching 40C. Schools must “assess and balance” the risk of potential strip searches to pupils' wellbeing before calling the police. Two-thirds of school or trust governing boards have at least one vacancy as the number of empty posts hits a six-year high. This week's deep dive: New Suspension and Permanent Exclusion and Behaviour Guidance https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1089688/Suspension_and_Permanent_Exclusion_guidance_July_2022.pdf https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1089687/Behaviour_in_Schools_guidance_July_2022.pdf We'll also tell you what's happening at HEP this week and what we've been watching, listening to, and reading! Watching - https://learningwithparents.com/blog/2022/07/04/our-event-with-the-eef-supporting-high-quality-interactions-at-home/ Reading - https://www.tes.com/magazine/teaching-learning/general/can-centralised-curriculum-resources-make-you-better-teacher Listening - https://educationbookcast.libsyn.com/128-nuance

The paper review show in which comedians discuss the top news stories of the day.Today's Headliners are Mark Dolan, Diane Spencer and Nick Dixon.The team discuss the latest from the five left in the Tory leadership contest and their TV debate, advice for Britons ahead of the 40C heatwave and a study that found video games are beneficial for the brain.All that and much more on this episode of Headliners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the UK, temperatures are expected to hit 40C for the first time since records began. The Government there has declared the first ever red warning for heat, meaning there is a danger to life and a threat to major travel disruption. The UK's Met Office reported Monday was the hottest day of 2022 for the country so far, after temperatures hit 38.1C in Suffolk. Flights were halted at two airports after the heat effectively melted the runway, and some hospitals had to cancel surgeries because operating theatres were too hot. London correspondent Olly Barratt spoke to Corin Dann.

We talk to Rich Preston from BBC World in London where they're waking up to what the tabloids are calling Meltdown Monday and Blowtorch Britain as a red alert heatwave is set to send temperatures beyond 40C 

A national emergency is declared as the UK faces a record-breaking heatwave. The Sunday Times health editor Shaun Lintern and rail expert Anna-Jane Hunter assess how the NHS and railways will cope if temperatures reach 40C next week. And Adam discusses the US Capitol riot hearings with the BBC's Anthony Zurcher and Alex Holder, director of Unprecedented. The documentary about President Trump has been used as evidence by the House of Representatives committee investigating what happened that day. This episode of Newscast was made by Tim Walklate, with Phil Marzouk and Miranda Slade. The technical producer was Emma Crowe. The assistant editor was Alison Gee.

Britain is baking right now - and for the first time in our history 40C heat is projected to hit these shores.It's not a definite but even the sheer possibility has got meteorologists hot under the collar.So what's the impact of that kind of blistering heat? What measures are being taken to protect people? And what can you do to cope?ITV Weather presenter Lucy Verasamy tells Faye Barker what you need to know…

Trabalho, dinheiro, amor e as previsões dos astros para cada signo, todos os dias, meu Bebê! Mensagem do Dia

A severe heatwave that is sweeping through large swathes of India has pushed temperatures above 45 degrees Celsius in several places in north and central India.  Heatwaves have caused 24,223 deaths from 1992 to 2015 across the country, as per official records. The India Meteorological Department qualitatively describes heatwave as a condition of air temperature which becomes fatal to the human body when exposed. Quantitatively, it is defined based on the temperature thresholds over a region in terms of actual temperature or its departure from normal. A heatwave is considered if the maximum temperature of an IMD weather station reaches at least 40C or more for plains and at least 30C or more for hilly regions. A 4.5 to 6.4-degree departure from normal is considered to declare a heatwave and a more than 6.4-degree departure for a severe heatwave. And, when the maximum temperature is equal to or above 45°C, it is a heatwave, while if it's 47°C or above, it is a severe heatwave. The above criteria should be met at least in 2 stations in a Meteorological sub-division for at least two consecutive days to declare a heat wave. Heat waves usually occur in the months of March to June and in some rare cases even in July. The peak month of the heat wave over India is May. Heat waves generally occur over plains of northwest India, Central, East and north Peninsular India. It covers Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, parts of Maharashtra and Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Sometimes it occurs over Tamilnadu and Kerala also.   However, maximum temperatures more than 45°C are observed mainly over Rajasthan and Vidarbha region. IMD's network of surface observatories covering the entire country measure various meteorological parameters like temperature, relative humidity, pressure, wind speed and direction etc. Based on daily maximum temperature station data, climatology of maximum temperature is prepared for the period 1981-2010 to find out the normal maximum temperature of the day for a particular station. Thereafter, IMD declares a heatwave over the region as per its definition. The health impact of heat waves typically involves dehydration, heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke. The IMD uses four colour codes for weather warnings. Green means no action needed, yellow refers to watch and stay updated, orange means be prepared while red alert means take action. Watch video

Yale Climate Connections has recognised the fact that children are, in a sense, excluded from the climate conversation and so have recommended a book - "New children's book explains systemic nature of climate change". Quick Climate Links is not about pedagogy, rather it's about helping you better understand the climate crisis and subsequently be in a stronger position to make your own choices and decisions. A Melbourne Age story by NIck Toscano - "ExxonMobil fires warning over Victoria's plan to turn off gas" - needs to be read with a critical mind and looked at through a doubting and questioning prism. Listen to RN Breakfast host, Patricia Karvelas, talk with an atmospheric scientist with the Australian Antarctic Program, Dr Andrew Klekociuk - "Record heatwave hits eastern Antarctica". Other Quick Climate Links for today are: "Flood victims dump debris at PM's house"; "Wirral RSPB reserve ravaged by fire police suspect was started deliberately"; "Putin Is a Fossil-Fuel Gangster. Clean Energy Could Cut Him Off at the Knees"; "Weather Conditions Continue to Fuel Texas Fires"; "There's a Messaging Battle Right Now Over America's Energy Future"; "Problem plastic chip, bread packets tackled with $60 million recycling fund"; "A drowning world: Kenya's quiet slide underwater"; "Hundreds of schools, organizations to host teach-in on climate and justice"; "Extremes of 40C above normal: what's causing ‘extraordinary' heating in polar regions?"; "We need to talk about how we talk about natural gas"; "Natural gas explained"; "Realtors can be ambassadors for energy efficiency"; "International Day of Forests 21 March"; "‘Urgent national priority': Pandemic's staggering mental toll on young Australians"; "Why electric pickup trucks are so hot"; "‘Chattering classes': Australian government dismisses UN secretary general's climate criticism"; "Why boomers are set for intergenerational payback as Australian millennials look to square the ledger"; "Grid-scale battery 'really exciting' option as AGL Liddell power station site winds down — analysts"; "Record fuel prices to usher in 'unaffordable' petrol, $7 coffees and costlier holidays, industry warns"; "UN boss: ‘Madness' to back fossil fuels as global energy crunch bites"; "Reef mission arrives amid access concerns"; "Australian government ‘aggravating extinction' through land-clearing approvals, analysis finds"; "‘It's not supposed to be white': one of the Great Barrier Reef's healthiest reefs succumbs to bleaching"; "Gladstone hydrogen, renewable energy transition prompts strategy for change"; "Business groups and economists call for tax reform as politicians remain silent"; "How Victoria got hooked on gas, and why the heat's on to find new fuel"; "Push to turn off gas to help reach state's climate goal" (published 10 months ago); "Guardian Essential poll: voters mark Morrison government down on flood response"; "Cicada wings inspire packaging innovation"; "Nations vet climate solutions as world 'sleepwalks' to catastrophe"; "Better use of groundwater could transform Africa, research says"; "Adapt, move, or die: repeated coral bleaching leaves wildlife on the Great Barrier Reef with few options"; "Governments love to talk about ‘shared responsibility' in a disaster – but does anyone know what it means?"; "No future without safe water"; "The S.E.C. moves closer to enacting a sweeping climate disclosure rule."; "India installed 1.2GW of unsubsidized solar in 2021"; "Universities must reject fossil fuel cash for climate research, say academics". Enjoy "Music for a Warming World". Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

Dan Cooper is a resilience researcher, ex SAS and extreme adventurer. The other month we sat down together and discussed resilence for 90 minutes and did not get the opportunity to talk about his upcoming adventure. The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, more commonly known as The Iditarod, is an annual long-distance sled dog race run in early March. It travels from Anchorage to Nome, entirely within the US state of Alaska. In this episode, we talk about Dan's training and preparation for this monstrous 1000 mile walk in temperatures as low as -40C. A chat for any of the cold exposure fanatics out there. To help support the charity Dan is involved with, you can donate here: https://fundraise.childrens.org.au/fundraisers/danielcooper/iti-1600-km To follow Dan along the journey over the 30 days, you can view an interactive map here: https://itialaska.com/tracking For more episodes and information like this, follow me on social media at ➡️ http://instagram.com/performancethroughhealth ✅ If you're looking to reduce stress by 50% boosting focus, energy and productivity for higher performance. You can find my free training here: http://sbs.performancethroughhealth.com

Welcome back to MECCA Talks, your access-all-areas pass to the beauty, business, and lifestyle experts we call our community.In today's episode...Kate and Zara catch up after the holiday break to get into the nitty gritty of SPF as we reach those dreaded 40C days. Sydney dermatologist Dr Shreya Andric (B. MED. SCI, MBBS (HONS), IFAAD, FACD) joins us to debunk the most common SPF myths, share her top skin safety tips and get us clued up on the ABCs – and Ds and Es – of what to look out for when detecting a potential melanoma.Then, Naked Sundays founder Sam Brett enters the chat to take us on her journey from acclaimed columnist, journalist and bestselling author to undercover sunscreen brand founder. Her greatest success to date? The near-impossible SPF50+ Hydrating Glow Mist, which saw Brett meet her year-one target in a single day.Products and brands mentioned: Mecca Cosmetica To Save Face SPF50+ Superscreen Oxybenzone Free FormulaNaked Sundays SPF50+ Hydrating Glow MistNaked Sundays SPF50+ Collagen Glow 100% Mineral Perfecting Priming LotionNaked Sundays SPF50+ Collagen Glow CrèmeRose Inc Blush Divine Radiant Lip & Cheek ColorKosas Air Brow Fluff & Hold Treatment GelEllis Faas Skin Veil FoundationDr. Dennis Gross Advanced Retinol + Ferulic Texture Renewal SerumDr. Dennis Gross Advanced Retinol + Ferulic Overnight Wrinkle TreatmentRead more on The MECCA Memo:MECCA meets… Sam Brett from Naked SundaysThe easiest way to reapply sunscreen without ruining your makeupWhy you should never skip SPF with Call Time On Melanoma The best facial sunscreens at MECCAWhat are Australian SPF ratings?A beginner's guide to chemical and physical SPF Hosts: Kate Blythe, Zara WongGuests: Dr Shreya Andric, Sam BrettProducers: Kerri Gordon, Michael LiberaleRemember to use sunscreen wisely by always checking the label for directions, avoiding prolonged sun exposure, and wearing protective clothing, sunglasses, and a chic, sun-blocking hat. Don't forget to reapply as directed.MECCA Talks wishes to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we recorded this episode at our studio in Naarm: the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We pay respect to Elders – past, present and emerging. We recognise their ongoing connection to this beautiful country, with knowledge and stories that have been handed down since time immemorial. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Artists gather inspiration from many places. When you're a prolific postcard designer like Magda Wojcicka of Travel Trinkets Canada, that inspiration can come from playtime with her adorable Basset Hound puppy, Albert; from seeing the Aurora Borealis in the night sky in her town of Calgary; and by having coffee with her best friend who just walked 5km in -40C and had ice-frosted eyelashes. In this episode, we talk about those inspirations, and much more. This is the last episode for 2021, and I wish you joy as we head into the New Year. Travel Trinkets Canada Magda's Stamp and Away IG account Albert the Hound on IG

In our 105th episode of Beyond the Bump, we chat with paediatric nurse, Penny. Penny shares some tips and tricks on how to help manage our kids at home, but then also red flags and signs to look out for when things might need a little bit more help. What to do if you are a bit of a hypochondriac and feel like you are continuously at the hospital with your kids?What are some essentials that are good to have at home?Any tips on getting your kids to actually take medication at home?Are suppositories alright?Is it true that if your child's fever is about 40C that means they are really really sick?What are fibral convulsions and what to do if your child has them?What is a hair tourniquet? How do we know when our little ones have gastro-type symptoms? How do we know if a rash is something to be concerned about?What to do about head knocks and concussions?How do we know if our child has a broken bone and whether we should get it seen to?What are some of the red flags when it comes to breathing troubles/respiratory issues?Is it okay to give your child antihistamines to help with hayfever?And MORE!!!!We hope you absolutely LOVE this episode!Beyond the Bump is a podcast brought to you by Jayde Couldwell and Sophie Pearce! A podcast targeted at mums, just like you! A place to have real conversations with honest and authentic people. Follow us on Instagram at @beyondthebump.podcast to stay up to date with behind the scenes and future episodes.  Goodies mentionedPenny's Instagram @sick.happensPenny's website sickhappens.com.auFREE 'sick child symptom checklist'Poisons Hotline 131126  This episode of Beyond the Bump is brought to you by KiwiCo:I'll tell you something we find hard with kids? Buying presents!!Whether it's for our own kids, our nieces and nephews or for friends' kids' birthdays, it can be so hard to come up with birthday or Christmas ideas that will actually get used and not just lead to more junk!! Jayde recently got my nephew for his birthday a KiwiCo Panda Crate subscription which is such a great idea as all our girls love them! For those that don't know, it will arrive at their house every second month with two months worth of product in it, all of which are backed by research and designed especially for curious and creative little ones!!  Poppy has been loving the animal match-up game where you match up which baby animal goes with the big animal. It's great for sorting skills, but she also gets to learn the names of baby animals which is super cute. And Yumi loves a game where she can get physical, so she's been going crazy with Peek-A-Boo Base, where you press down one animal puzzle and another piece pops up else-were.Now watch every child close to us be gifted the exact same thing! If you like the sound of this and want to build a foundation for early learning with Panda Crate from KiwiCo, head to kiwico.com and use the code BTB50 to get 50% off your first month of any crate lineThat's right BTB50 for 50% off at kiwico.com 

UPPER MERION TOWNSHIP BOARD OF SUPERVISORSNOVEMBER 18, 2021 MEETING ~ 7:30 PMAGENDA0:00:001. Meeting Called to Order.0:00:172. Pledge of Allegiance.0:00:333. Roll Call.0:00:504. Meeting Minutes: August 19, 2021 – Business MeetingSeptember 23, 2021 – Business Meeting0:01:265. Chairman’s Comments:6. New Business:0:03:22A. Proclamation Recognizing Swedeland Volunteer Fire Company on their 100th Anniversary0:08:03B. Consent Agenda re:1. Resolution 2021-29 re: Reducing Police Officers’ Contributions to the Police Pension Plan for the Year 2022 to 4%.2. Resolution 2021-30 re: Authorization to Sign PennDOT Traffic Signal Maintenance Agreement.3. Citizen Board Resignations:a. Maria Mengel from the Zoning Hearing Boardb. Edward Veneziale from the Sanitary & Stormwater Authorityc. Lauren Maggio from the Historical Commission4. Memorandum of Understanding with the King of Prussia Mall for 2022 Police Services – Consideration of a Memorandum of Understanding with the King of Prussia Mall for the payment and reimbursement of costs for additional police coverage at the Mall Complex for the year 2022.0:19:335. Change Order No. 1 to James Kenney Excavating & Paving, Inc. in the amount of $28,183.50 for work done on the Crow Creek Trail Project.6. Crow Creek Trail Project Contract Payment # 12 in the amount of$67,050.00 to Kenney Excavating for work to date on the Crow Creek Trail Project.7. Financial Escrow Security Release No.10, 900 River Road LLC, 900 River Road – Approval of Escrow Release No.11 to 900 River Road LLC in the amount of $1,330,615 for the completion of required site improvements to date as part of the warehouse development project as recommended by the Township Engineer.8. Financial Escrow Security Release No. 1, (Final) King of Prussia Acquisition, LLC., 750 Moore Road– Approval of Escrow Release No.1 to King of Prussia Acquisition, LLC in the amount of $2,811,947.33 for the completion of required site improvements to date as part of the apartment complex development as recommended by the Township Engineer and $140, 597.37 for the extra inspection escrow.9. Park ADA Improvement Project Contract Payment No. 3 (Final) to JNS Paving and Excavating Corp. in the amount of $7,583.71 for the ADA Improvements at Bob White and Swedeland Parks.10. Memorandum of Understanding with the Upper Merion Sanitary and Stormwater Authority regarding the Determination of Roles and Responsibilities for Stormwater related activities within the Township.11. Business Associate Agreement with The Good Fellowship Club of Chester County, Inc – Approval of a proposed agreement with The Good Fellowship Club of Chester County, Inc for the Upper Merion Fire and EMS Department’s participation in the Fellowship Clubs emergency medicine and advanced life support education and training program.12. Authorization for the Township Manager to sign Settlement Stipulation for139 E. DeKalb Pike for an underpayment in taxes for tax years 2014 through 2021 in the amount of $12,421.19.13. Resolution 2021-31 re: Authorize Supplemental Agreement with PennDOTfor Winter Traffic Services.0:21:40C. Appointment of Township Solicitor/Legal Services.0:26:08D. Posting of the 2022 Budget.1:00:417. Accounts Payable & Payrolls.1:01:128. Additional Business.9. Adjournment.

Diesmal unterhalten sich Bene, Haase und Franzi über Rohfrucht. Oder ehrlicherweise: Haase (der später dazu kommt) und Franzi fragen Bene aus. In den Shownotes findet ihr die Inhalte nochmal grob zusammen gefasst. Wir freuen uns auf euer Feedback oder auch Themenvorschläge. Was ist Rohfrucht: Alles was nicht gemälzt ist. Mälzen aktiviert Amylase (Verzuckernde) Enzyme. Das Produkt ist stärkehaltig. Die meistgenutzten im Bier brauen sind: Mais, Reis, Sorghum, Weizen, Gerste, Hafer, Dinkel, Roggen, Emmer, Einkorn, Grünkorn etc. In der Brauindustrie wird es einfach als Stärkequelle benutzt. Warum wird Rohfrucht verwendet: - Kostenfaktor - Mundgefühl - Komplexe Kohlenhydrate - Geschmack Was ist Stärke: Stärke ist im Grunde eine Ansammlung von Zuckermolekülen die miteinander verbunden sind. Man spricht in dem Moment auch von Polysaccharinden. Stärke in Getreiden ist aber organisiert: 70-80% in Amylopektin und 20-30% Amylose Amylose sind einfach nur Ketten (Polymer) von Glukosemolleküle, die direkt miteinander verbunden sind. Amylopektin dagegen sind stark verzweigte Ketten die eine komplexe knäul bzw. kristaline struktur aufweisen. Diese Struktur wird auch Doppelhelix bezeichnet. Diese kristaline Struktur ist wiederum in einzelnen sogenannten Blocklets zusammengefasst. Verkleistern: 1. Schritt: Hydrieren > Stärke "Klumpen" Blocklets schwellen an und die Mobilität der Stärkeketten wird erhöht 2. Schritt: Doppelhelix zerfällt / ordnet sich neu zu zufälligen Helixstruktur mit anderen intermolekularen Wechselwirkungen und Amylose tritt aus den Blocklets 3. Schritt: Der verstärkte Hydrotermische effekt macht Ketten noch beweglicher und sie verlieren ihre intermollekulare Wechselwirkung. Blocklets platzen und kristalline Struktur wird komplett zerstört. Die Stärke ist nun frei verfügbar für Amylaseenzyme. Das ganze ist abhängig von vielen Faktoren: Hauptsächlich Temperatur, aber auch: verfügbare Wassermenge, pH, verschiedene Salze, vorhandene Zucker, Fett und Proteine. Temperaturen Unmalted Barley: 60-65C Wheat: 58-64 C Rye: 57-70 C Oats: 53-59 C Corn (Maize): 62-74 C Rice: 68-78 C Das Problem mit den Beta Glukanen: Die Gerüste um die Stärkestrukturen bestehen aus so genannten Beta Glucan Substanzen. Um diese Abzubauen wird beim Mälzen eine sogenannte Cytolyse durchgeführt, mit Temperaturen die optimal sind für Beta Glucanase Enzyme. Beta Glukane machen "dieses" Mundgefühl. Eine Beta Glukan-Rast oder Gummi-Rast (zwischen 35-40C) steigert das Extrakt aber verringert Beta Glukane im Bier. Links: https://hobbybrauer.de/forum/wiki/doku.php/rohfrucht http://www.hobbybrauer-kompendium.de/r/rohgetreide/rohgetreide.html Podcasts: Folge übers Maischen: https://anchor.fm/braucast/episodes/BC003--Maischen-e8g9o7/a-avdciq Weyermann: https://hhopcast.de/tag/weyermann/ Ologies übers Brotbacken: https://www.alieward.com/ologies/gastroegyptology

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Endurance Innovation is now on Patreon! Have a peek at our page and show us some love.3:00 how hot Frankfurt races helped promote innovation in thermal stress management7:00 the effects of heat on performance8:45 the role of sodium in maintaining blood plasma volume during exercise11:15 optimal sodium, liquid, and carb intake in racingCarbs as much as possible. But this must be trained!Liquid intake  should be ~65% of plasma volume lost in sweat up to 1L / hr15:00 assessing sweat rate18:45 assessing sodium concentration in sweat22:00 advice for replacing sodium lostFocused on the bike leg in long courseAim for replacing 80% of sodium lost after the bike legLogistics of replacing sodium: in fluid vs other sources30:00 sodium preload (before the race) advice750mg - 1000mg of sodium the night before a race and the same amount again on race morning34:30 the effect of sodium and caffeine loading core body temperature during a temperature ramp testCaffeine can increase core temp more rapidly41:00 the case for heat adaptation trainingWho is heat adaptation for?Confidence building for folks who have struggled in the heat in the pastAnyone looking to improve performance through blood plasma volume increasesCan replace altitude training45:15 Mario's protocol for heat adaptation trainingeach block is 5-8 days in duration, with 4-5 heat stress sessionsRecovery or base intensity only, no high intensity trainingCan travel to a hot area or do it at homeIf at home:25-28C ambient, no fanIncrease body temperature in the last 20' by putting on warm clothing or stopping drinkingAfter the workout, hit the sauna or a hot bath with 38-40C water for 15-20'Repeat a heat block every 5-6 weeks in the early seasonNo closer than 10 days before a key race52:30 advice for non-heat block trainingAvoid the heat for training whenever possibleLower intensity if training in hot conditionsDo quality / high intensity work when its cool55:15 using the Core body temp sensor in training: the heat threshold ramp test5' @ 55% of FTP in a 27-28C room with no fanAdd 8% of FTP every 5'Stop increasing wattage when core temp reaches 38.5CThen modulate wattage to keep core temperature as close to 38.5C as possibleStop test once power declines by 15% from maximum attainedAdd 0.3C to 0.6C to maximal temperature achieved to determine thermal threshold temperature 1:03:00 subjective core temperature experiments1:03:45 using the Core sensor in racingLearn more about Mario and Sisu Training on the web, Instagram, and Facebook. 

Astronomers from Stanford University say they have detected light behind a black hole deep in space for the first time after telescopes picked up “luminous echoes” 800 million light years away. Tsunami warning after earthquake hits Alaskan peninsula. Top meteorologists are warning the United Kingdom could swelter with summers over 40C on a ‘regular basis' despite efforts to fight global warming. Sony reveals it has sold more than 10 million PlayStation 5 consoles. White House calls on America's critical companies to boost cyber defences. Former eBay security boss over jailed for cyber-stalking company critics. Could the 890 million-year-old sponge fossil be the earliest animal life? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Professor Brian Ó Gallachóir is Director of MaREI – the SFI Research Centre for Energy, Climate and Marine joined us once again for this week's 'Green Scene'. Today Brian discussed how the UK Weather forecasts suggest temperatures could exceed 40C in the next 10 years and if Ireland will be able to meet its new target of a 51% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.  Listen and subscribe to The Pat Kenny Show on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Today we talk to Dr. Chadden Hunter, an Australian wildlife biologist and filmmaker. After completing a PhD on gel-ada baboons in Ethiopia, Chadden worked with National Geographic and Discovery Channel, filming everything from tribal ceremonies in Africa to snow leopards in Pakistan. On the BBC series “Planet Earth” he became known as ‘the guy covered in bat poop', and whilst filming arctic wolves for “Frozen Planet” learnt that minus 40C was cold enough to freeze his eyes shut. His credits include Producer/Director on “Planet Earth 2” and “Seven Worlds-One Planet”. Co-Series Producer of BBC's “Wild Arabia” and National Geographic's “Cliffhangers”. Principal Director of “the “Frozen Planet” series. Collectively, the series he has worked on have won 12 Emmys and 8 Baftas. He is also the winner of the Best Film/Documentary this year in our own SCINEMA International Science Film Festival.  Today's interview is hosted by Cosmos journalist Dr Deborah Devis.Find the science of everything at Cosmos Magazine website Register to watch the SCINEMA International Science Film FestivalSubscribe to Cosmos Magazine (print) or the Cosmos WeeklyRegister for the next Cosmos Briefing

UPPER MERION TOWNSHIP BOARD OF SUPERVISORSJUNE 17, 2021 MEETING ~ 7:30 PMREVISED AGENDA0:00:001. Meeting Called to Order.0:00:102. Pledge of Allegiance.0:00:353. Roll Call.0:00:484. Meeting Minutes: February 4, 2021 – WorkshopMarch 4, 2021 – WorkshopMarch 18, 2021 - Business MeetingApril 8, 2021 - WorkshopApril 15, 2021 - Business MeetingMay 13, 2021 - Business Meeting0:02:155. Chairman’s Comments:6. New Business:0:07:52A. Proclamation to Honor Armando’s Barber Stylist 50th Year Anniversary0:14:40B. Proclamation to Honor Centenarian Dorothy Elizabeth Fraschetta0:19:40C. Proclamation to Honor Juneteenth – June 19, 20210:24:23D. Conditional Use Hearing (continued) – Mancill Mill Road Company, 850 Mancill Mill Road. Application of the Mancill Mill Road Company, 850 Mancill Mill Rd seeking Conditional Use Approval, pursuant to Section 165-135, Use Regulations, of the Township Code to permit a Residential-Oriented Development (ROD) to be located on the SM-1 zoned property.0:25:48E. Consent Agenda re:1. Resignation of Andrea Esqueda from the Economic and Community Development Committee.2. UMT Fire Station 56HQ Plumbing Contract Change Order for F.W. Houder, Inc. for water valve removal and access panel installation in the amount of $274.07.3. UMT Fire Station 56HQ Plumbing Contract Payment #6 in the amount of $10,258.80 to F.W. Houder for work to date on the Fire Station.4. UMT Fire Station 56HQ Elevator Contract Payment #5 in the amount of $12,039.20 to F.W. Houder for work to date on the Fire Station.5. Crow Creek Trail Project Contract Payment # 7 in the amount of$105,003.00 to Kenney Excavating for work to date on the Crow Creek Trail Project.6. Financial Escrow Security Release No. 5, 900 River Road LLC, 900 River Road – Approval of Escrow Release No. 5 to 900 River Road LLC in the amount of $117,426.00 for the completion of required site improvements to date as part of the warehouse development project as recommended by the Township Engineer.7. Land Development Plan Review Extension – JM Real Estate Holdings, 677 W. Dekalb Pike. Accept letter of extension from JM Real Estate Holdings for the review of the proposed development at 677 W. Dekalb Pike until July 15, 2021.8. Land Development Plan Review Extension – Quercus properties (JM Ward), Church Road. Accept letter of extension from Quercus properties (JM Ward), for the review of the proposed development on Church Road until July 15, 2021.9. Subdivision Plan Review Extension – Davis Development Group, 230 Arden Road. Accept letter of extension from Davis Development Group for the review of the proposed development at 230 Arden Road until July 15, 2021.10. 2021 – 2022 Pennsylvania Auto Theft Task Force Agreement Renewal with the PA State Police11. 2021 Revenue Stabilization Fund – Ratifying the Designation of $2,000,000.00 in the Township Revenue Stabilization Fund as a Committed Fund Balance in the 2020 Upper Merion Township Financial Statements in accordance with the Government Accounting Standards Board (GASB) Statement No. 54.0:29:30F. 2021 Montgomery County Consortium Fuel Contract Bid Award - Awarding of the 2021 Consortium Fuel Contract, as bid by Upper Merion Township on behalf of the Consortium, to Colonial Oil Industries, Inc., of Savannah, GA for the bid prices as follows:1. Regular Unleaded Gasoline (87 oct) - Oil Price Information Service OPIS Philadelphia daily average plus $0.1113 /gal.2. Super Unleaded Gasoline (93 oct) – OPIS Philadelphia daily average minus $0.0265 /gal3. B2 Diesel - OPIS Philadelphia daily average plus $0.1182 /galMoved to July MeetingG. Permission to Advertise Conditional Use Hearing

Herkese merhabalar. Wilderness Medical Society'nin (WMS) ilk olarak 2014'te çıkardığı ve 2019'da güncellediği​1​ Sıcaklık Hastalığının Önlenmesi ve Tedavisi Kılavuzu'nun önemli noktaları ile karşınızdayız. Hepinize keyifli okumalar dilerim. Sıcaklık hastalığı tanımı Sıcaklık hastalığı olarak dilimize çevrilebilecek “heat illness”, ısıya bağlı kramplar, senkop, ısı yorgunluğu ve yaşamı tehdit eden sıcak çarpması gibi küçükten şiddetliye bir hastalık yelpazesi olarak kendini gösterebilir. Hipertermi, normal fizyolojinin sapmasıdır ve sıcaklık hastalığından ayrı olarak düşünülmelidir. Yüksek ortam sıcaklıklarına maruz kalmanın bir sonucu olarak veya kas aktivitesine bağlı olarak gelişir. Çalışmalarda asemptomatik koşucuların %56'sının kor sıcaklığının >40C ve %11'inin de >42C olduğu gösterilmiştir. Kılavuz buna dayanarak tek başına kor sıcaklığının, sıcaklık hastalığının göstergesi kabul edilemeyeceği üzerinde durmuştur. Isıya bağlı kramp terimi ilk olarak 1930'larda sıcaklığa bağlı istemsiz kas kasılmalarını ifade etmek için kullanılmış ve dehidratasyon ve elektrolit bozuklukları ile ilişkili bulunmuştur. Isıya bağlı senkop ise yüksek sıcaklığa maruziyet sonrasında normale kısa sürede dönen geçici bilinç kaybını ifade etmek için kullanılmıştır. Senkop nedenleri vazodilatasyona bağlı olarak kan göllenmesi, uzun süre ayakta kalma, ileri yaş, dehidratasyon ve eşlik eden komorbiditeler olarak sıralanmış, normal sıcaklıklarda istirahat ve rehidratasyon ile çözüleceği vurgulanmıştır. Isıya bağlı yorgunluk, sıcak ortama maruziyet sonrasında gelişen ve rahatsız edici bir yorguluktan, güç kaybına kadar değişen bir durum olarak tanımlanmıştır. Bütün bu komponentler ciddiye alınmaz veya fark edilmez ise hızlı bir şekilde sıcak çarpması denen fulminan duruma doğru ilerleyebileceği belirtilmiştir. Sıcak çarpması (heat stroke), kor sıcaklığının >40C olmasına ek olarak santral sinir sistemi semptomlarının dahil olması (ensefalopati, nöbet, koma) şeklinde tanımlanmıştır. Isı Kaybının Sağlanması Vücutta fazla ısı, santral ve periferik reseptörlerle algılanarak hipotalamus aracılığıyla cilt ve organlarda meydana gelen ve “termoregülasyon” adı verilen süreç sayesinde kaybedilir. Kan sıcaklığında meydana gelen 1C'lik değişim ile kan splanknik ve renal bölgeden cilde ve arteriovenöz bileşkelere doğru kayar. Ancak egzersiz ile artan kor sıcaklığı, ortam sıcaklığının yüksekliğine bağlı olarak ciltten atılamaz ise metabolik ısı üretimi karşılanamaz ve sıcaklık hastalığı gelişebilir. Eğer belli bir kritik eşik aşılırsa sitokinlerin ve özel proteinlerin rol oynadığı bir kaskad aktive olur ve sıcak çarpması gelişir. Isı kaybını sekteye uğratacak kişisel faktörler arasında geniş skar dokusu, hipohidroz, azalmış kardiyopulmoner rezerv ve ileri yaş sayılabilir. Alkol, benzodiyazepinler, beta blokerler, diüretikler, trisiklik antidepresanlar gibi ilaç grupları sıcaklık hastalığı için yatkınlık oluşturabilir. Askeri kökenli çalışmalarda obez askerlerin fit askerlere oranla sıcaklık hastalığına daha yatkın oldukları gösterilmiştir. 10-14 gün boyunca günde 1-2 saatlik sıcaklık maruziyetiyle yapılan sıcaklık aklimizasyonu ile vücudun termoregülasyon kabiliyeti artırılabilir. Ayrıca kardiyopulmoner kapasitenin artırılması da bu konuda yardımcı faktördür. Ancak değiştirilebilir risk faktörleri arasında en önemli olanı hidrasyon durumudur. Vücut ağırlığının %2-3'ü kadarlık sıvı kaybı artmış kor sıcaklığı ile ilişkili bulunmuştur. Öneriler: Medikal özgeçmişe ait önemli faktörler taranmalıdır (Öneri Düzeyi (Ö.D.): 1B).Termoregülasyonu kısıtlayacak ilaçların kullanımı en aza indirilmelidir (Ö.D. 1C).Obezlerin sıcaklık hastalığına daha yatkın olduğu unutulmamalıdır (Ö.D. 1B).En azından 8 gün boyunca günde 1-2 saat sıcaklık maruziyetine izin verilen ısı aklimizasyonu yapılabilir (Ö.D. 1C).Aktivite öncesi hiper ya da hipohidrasyon değil, öhidrasyon sağlanmalıdır (Ö.D. 1B).“Susadıkça su içme stratejisi” vücut ağırlığının %2'sinden daha ...

Unidentified male, altered LOA, temperature 40C, hypotensive, ECG shows QRS > 0.12s.  What next?  Emergentologist and toxicologist Emily Austin talks through a practical approach to the undifferentiated overdose with a weird looking ECG.

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Canterbury residents are sweltering under scorching high temperatures today, with some parts of the region reportedly getting as high as 40C.There are unconfirmed reports of 40C in Temuka, according to WeatherWatch.A Metservice meteorologist said although the forecaster's thermometers are only registering temperatures in the late 30s, reports as high as 40C are not "unbelievable"."Not all thermometers are created equal. The same air temperatures could be read differently by two different thermometers because they are not all of the same precision or accuracy."The station we have at the Timaru airport got up to 37.5C so it's not unbelievable that someone at their house would've got reaching that 40C mark."Other parts of Canterbury are sweltering under mid-30C temperatures.According to WeatherWatch, Amberly was sitting at 38C as was Geraldine at 2.30pm.Christchurch was sitting on 31C and Dunedin on 26C.Temperatures are expected to reach 36C in Christchurch, 34C in Blenheim and 30C in Dunedin.MetService meteorologist Alwyn Bakker said that is 13C above the Garden City's average temperature for this time of year.Fire permits have been suspended in most of the South Island.Permits are granted when an area is in a restricted season and have been suspended in Canterbury indefinitely.They have also been suspended in the Nelson District with the exception of Nelson Lakes, Murchison, and Golden Bay West for 48 hours.Fire and Emergency NZ's response coordinator Colin Russell said with the high temperatures and strong winds forecast, cancelling active fire permits reduces the potential for fires getting out of control."Please, avoid any spark generating activities, like grinding and cutting metals outdoors, or using farm machinery. Even mowing the lawn could cause sparks to start an out of control fire. Also check previous burn sites for hot embers and if you see a fire call 111 immediately."As an organisation we are well prepared to respond to any incidents across Canterbury.""We have crews on stand by and are ready to protect our communities, if a fire does occur."Crews have spent Tuesday morning continuing to work to contain a large fire which started at Pines Beach on Monday.Russell said the 31-hectare fire is now 60 per cent contained, but it is under control."We have around 30 firefighters working on the fire, as well as heavy machinery.""There are still spots at the fire where our people are managing active fires."Russel said they are likely to be there for at least a couple more days.Temperatures are set to reach scorching levels in the south.It was sitting at 24C by 6am at Mt Cook.Tony Trewinnard of Blue Skies Weather told Chris Lynch of NewstalkZB he would describe it as "stupidly hot.""It is probably likely to be the hottest day of the summer in Canterbury. It is our first day above 30C this January and possibly for the whole summer.""It's happening because we've got some very warm air from the interior of Australia that has worked its away across the Tasman."Temperatures across the South Island have been high so far this week and are expected to continue."Christchurch is currently looking at three days in a row with more than 5C above average," Bakker said.It is considered a heatwave when temperatures are consistently 5C above average for five days.The sunshine is not expected to last all week with a front expected to bring a cool change to much of the country from about Thursday.Canterbury medical officer of health Dr Ramon Pink said while we may welcome a run of hot weather, overheating is a condition than can prove fatal."It's especially important to stay out of the sun where possible, avoid extreme physical exertion and ensure pets and people are not left alone in stationary cars."While we are all vulnerable to hot temperatures, some people are particularly at risk. This includes the elderly, infants and children, women who are pregnant, people suffering from chronic, acute and seve...

Large parts of the states in Australia's eastern seabord are going to be hit by an 'extreme heatwave' in the following 4 days with temperatures set to soar to over 40C. Dina Gerolymou has the details. - Kύμα καύσωνα αναμένει η ανατολική Αυστραλία από σήμερα (Παρασκευή) έως και τη Δευτέρα με ορισμένες περιοχές να φτάνουν ακόμη και τους 45 βαθμούς Κελσίου! Περισσότερα ακούμε απ’ τη Ντίνα Γερολύμου.

Increased geothermal activity on Mt Ruapehu is continuing.GeoNet raised the volcano's alert level to two yesterday.It reported a rise in the crater lake's temperature, tremors and one of the highest measured increases in volcanic gas.GNS duty seismologist Mike Rosenberg told Tim Dower not much has changed overnight, with small pulses of volcanic tremor ongoing."The activity sees the crater lake's temperature rise about one degree a day - and it's nothing unusual."Since 2007 the crater lake temperature has exceeded 40C a number of times, without leading to an eruption, however, the combination of the increased lake temperature, volcanic tremor and gas output have motivated the alert level change.GNS Science and the National Geohazards Monitoring Centre continues to closely monitor Mount Ruapehu for further signs of activity.LISTEN ABOVE

Video link: https://vimeo.com/487269296 UPPER MERION TOWNSHIP BOARD OF SUPERVISORSDECEMBER 3, 2020 MEETING ~ 7:30 PMREVISED AGENDA0:00:101. Meeting Called to Order. 0:00:152. Pledge of Allegiance. 0:00:333. Roll Call. 4. Meeting Minutes 0:00:555. Chairman’s Comments: 6. New Business: 0:02:48A. Police Promotions 0:08:01B. Conditional Use Hearing (continued from November 12, 2020) – Mancill Mill Road Company, 850 Mancill Mill Road. Application of the Mancill Mill Road Company, 850 Mancill Mill Rd seeking Conditional Use Approval, pursuant to Section 165-135, Use Regulations, of the Township Code to permit a Residential-Oriented Development (ROD) to be located on the SM-1 zoned property. 0:09:40C. Public Hearing re: Request for Intermunicipal Transfer of Liquor License to King ofPrussia Diner, LLC. 200 W. DeKalb Pike, King of Prussia, PA 19406Resolution 2020-44. 0:20:49D. Public Hearing re: A Proposed Ordinance approving the collection procedures and costs for the collection of unpaid municipal claims on delinquent accounts payable to the Township. 0:43:33E. Public Hearing re: A Proposed Ordinance to be known as the Blight Reclamation and Revitalization Ordinance, which will establish certain regulations, protections and safeguards available to the Township in order to address deteriorated properties within the Township. 0:13:29F. Consent Agenda re: 0:13:291. Resolution 2020-45 re: Establishing the Fixed Dollar Amount to be excluded from Taxation for each Homestead Property for the year 2021. 2. Resignation of Kelly Egan from the Economic & Community Development Committee. 3. Bid Award – 2021 Road Resurfacing Engineering Services Contract. Award the 2021 Road Resurfacing Engineering Services Contract to Herbert Rowland & Grubic, Inc., of King of Prussia, PA in the amount of $36,740.00 being the lowest responsible bidder and authorizing the proper Township Officials to sign all Contract Agreements. 4. Bid Award – Bob White and Swedeland Parks ADA Improvements. Award the Bob White and Swedeland Parks ADA Improvements Bid to JNS Paving & Excavating of Line Lexington, PA for the Base Bid in the amount of $85,795.00 being the lowest responsible bidder and authorizing the proper Township Officials to sign all Contract Agreements. 5. Authorization for the Township Manager to sign Settlement Stipulation for PA16 Prussia LLC and Radial Commerce, Inc., 935 First Ave., for the tax years 2018-2020, resulting in an underpayment of real estate taxes for the years 2018-2020 in the amount of $12,802.32. 6. Authorization for the Township Manager to sign Settlement Stipulation for Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust, for the tax years 2017-2020, resulting in an underpayment of real estate taxes for the years 2017-2020 in the amount of $17,533.89. 7. Resolution 2020-48 re: Fire Apparatus Fund Loan to Fire Company for Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Replacement in the amount of $585,461.92 subject to the provisions outlined in said resolution and authorizing the Township Solicitor to prepare a Memorandum of Understanding/Loan Agreement upon which the proper township officials are authorized to sign. 8. Resolution 2020-49 re: Approval of the 2021 Fire Fighter Stipend Program in the amount of $325,000 and authorization to include in the 2021 Township General Fund Operating Budget.1:21:38 G. Hearing and Adoption of 2021 Budget:1. Resolution 2020-46 re: Adoption of 2021 Township General Operating Budget2. Adoption of Sewer Revenue Fund Budget3. Approval of Resolution 2020-47 re: 2021 Fee Schedule 2:13:10H. Resolution 2020-42. Preliminary/Final Sub

Le Atino a Canadá, es un Podcast iniciado con la idea de poder ayudarte a resolver las dudas que pudieras tener si estás pensando en venir a Canadá Y por qué no, aprovechando el viaje, al escucharnos te diviertes y aprendes un rato.¿Estas interesado en venir a Canada pero aun no sabes cual ciudad o provincia te combiene mas? ¿Hasta ahora solo haz escuchado de ciudades como Toronto, Vancouver o Edmonto quieres ampliar tus opciones? Si eres de las personas que les gustaria conocer otras ciudades y provincias a las que pudiera venir a Canada, este es el capítulo indicado para ti. En este capítulo Israel y José tendrán como invitadas a Celeste y Yulissa, dos Ecuatorianas viviendo en Saskatoon, y te platicaran como es vivir en esta ciudad tanto sus ventajas como sus desventajas. También compartirán un poco de su historia y cómo fue que llegaron a Canadá, y te platicaran desde como es tomar un autobus a -40C, hasta las oportunidades que han tenido por vivir en Saskatoon. Recuerda llegar hasta el final de este episodio; ya que como en todos nuestros capítulos, Yulissa y Celeste te darán algunos consejos para que tengas otra opcion para venir a vivir a Canada a una ciudad mas pequena y accesible y sobre todo para que lleves de la mejor manera las temperaturas extremas de su invierno.Siguelas en sus redes sociales:Celeste @celestenvYulissa @yuliecamposLatinas in Stoon @latinasinstoonO en su canal Podcast en Spotify:Latinas in StoonPara poder tener este y mas contenidos en cuento esten disponibles te recomendamos seguirnos en nuestras redes sociales para hacer crecer la comunidad latina en este grandioso País:Instagram: @leatinoacanadaFacebook: Le’Atino a CanadáYouTube (próximamente): Le atino a Canadá¿Te gusto el contenido que creamos y te gustaría apoyar este proyecto para continuar compartiendo nuestras experiencias?¡Ahora nos puedes invitar un café!¡Muchas gracias por tu apoyo!Y recuerda que “Estés en donde estés siempre habrá un compa latino en tu camino.”Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leatinoacanada)

Ahhh... November. A time for giving thanks. A time for growing mustaches. A time for writing novels. And yes dear listeners, a time for daily podcast postings! The PodFix Network is taking a deep dive inside... some soul searching if you will. Join us all month long as we try to answer that age old question... 'What Is Pod Fix?' NaPodPoMo Day 20 I Shake My Head With Lisa And Sam - DISNEY VILLAIN @I_Shakemyhead If Lisa & Sam's 18+ friendship has taught them anything, its it’s that they are slightly left of center! They are two 50 (ish) year old women from Canada who podcast in a car… even in -40C weather! It’s where their strangest and funniest conversations happen! @podfix www.podfixnetwork.com https://anchor.fm/thepodfixnetwork

One of the world’s largest batteries to store renewable energy is set to be built in Victoria to help drive down power costs for Victorians.The Victorian government on Thursday announced the 300 megawatt Tesla lithium-ion battery would be installed near the Moorabool Terminal Station, just outside Geelong, and would be ready by the 2021-22 summer.Energy, Environment and Climate Change Minister Lily D’Ambrosio said it would be the largest lithium-ion battery in the southern hemisphere.She said an independent analysis had showed the battery would deliver more than $2 in benefits to Victorian households and businesses for every $1 invested.She said consumers would pay for the use of the battery through their power bills, but the reduction in wholesale energy prices delivered by the battery would mean Victorians paid less for power.The battery will help reduce wholesale prices by storing renewable energy at a time when the weather makes it plentiful and at its cheapest and then discharging it into the grid when power is needed the most, such as on a 40C day.The state government said the battery would also reserve a portion of its capacity to increase the power flow through the Victoria-New South Wales Interconnector by up to 250 megawatts to help reduce the chances of unscheduled power outages in peak summer months.Global renewable energy company Neoen will pay for the construction of the battery and for its ongoing operation and maintenance.Construction of the battery was expected to create more than 85 jobs, the state government said.Ms D’Ambrosio announced on Thursday she had directed the Australian Energy Market Operator to sign a contract with Neoen to deliver the new Tesla battery.“What we want to proof against is that lack of reliability when we’re in the middle of summer, when businesses need that power to keep running and Victorians need that power at home when they crank up their air conditioners to keep cool and to keep healthy,” she said.AusNet Services executive general manager of regulation and external affairs, Alistair Parker, said it was a “terrific idea”. AusNet will be responsible for connecting the battery into the electricity transmission network that they own and operate.“The particularly smart feature of this battery is the way it enables more capacity around the network day in, day out,” he said.Ms D’Ambrosio said the service was an 11-year contract worth $84 million, and the Victorian battery would be double the size of the one already installed at Hornsdale wind farm in South Australia.text by Jack Paynter, NCA Newswire

An underwater Seamount (Mountain) that is 1.5 times the size of the Eiffel Tower was discovered within the boundaries of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. The Seamount is teeming with life in the form of vast coral reef systems that sustain a diverse population of underwater life such as gorgonians, cuttlefish, and large sharks to name a few. The discovery boosts the diversity and health of the Great Barrier Marine Park that has had a tough time over the past few years. Climate change has caused sea surface temperatures to rise in the area to a point where 93% of the corals bleached a few years ago. The increase in the number of days where the air temperature was above 40C helped increase the water temperature, which causes the corals to bleach. Corals have phytoplankton called zooxanthellae that live inside the coral skeleton and undergo photosynthesis to survive while their byproducts (O2 and Ca+ ions) help build the corals calcium skeleton. The zooxanthellae can only handle a certain amount of heat and will leave the coral if the temperature is too hot. Once the phytoplankton leaves, the coral loses its colour that causes it to bleach. If the zooxanthellae don't return or repopulate, then the coral animal will eventually die. The corals on the newly discovered Seamount are in good health and have not been affected by the warmer sea surface temperature as the Seamount reaches its summit at 40 metres in depth (over 100 feet), where it doesn't rely on the sun to survive.  The corals are probably also in good health because they fall within the boundary of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park where it has been protected for the past number of decades.  Do you think this reef will continue to be protected because it falls within the Marine Protected Area boundary? Link to Article: https://news.mongabay.com/2020/10/a-mountain-of-a-reef-taller-than-the-eiffel-tower-found-on-great-barrier-reef/ Register for the Mindful Conservation Conference:  https://www.absolutelysmashingllc.com/mindful-conference Want To Talk Oceans? Join the Speak Up For Blue Facebook Group: http://www.speakupforblue.com/group. Speak Up For Blue Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speakupforblue/ Speak Up For Blue Twitter: https://twitter.com/SpeakUpforBlue Check out the Shows on the Speak Up For Blue Network: Marine Conservation Happy Hour Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2k4ZB3x Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2kkEElk Madame CuriosityApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2xUlSax Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2V38QQ1 ConCiencia Azul: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2k6XPio Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2k4ZMMf Dugongs & Seadragons: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2lB9Blv Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2lV6THt Environmental Studies & Sciences Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2lx86oh Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2lG8LUh Marine Mammal Science: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2k5pTCI Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2k1YyRL Projects For Wildlife Podcast: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2Oc17gy Spotify: https://spoti.fi/37rinWz Ocean Science RadioApple Podcast: https://apple.co/3chJMfA Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3bnkP18 The Guide To Mindful Conservation: Dancing In Pink Hiking Boots:Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/31P4UY6 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3f7hDJw

Last year, a team of McMaster researchers made headlines with their invention which allows vaccines to be stored safely and affordably for weeks at a time at temperatures up to 40C. Now, Carlos Filipe, co-author of the research paper is part of a five-person startup company called Elarex Inc. bringing this technology to market, opening the doors for life-saving anti-viral vaccines to reach remote and impoverished parts of the world. He is also the chair of Chemical Engineering at McMaster University. Research Engineer Sahar Esmaeili Samani also shares her journey from graduate student to starting her work with Elarex in March 2020, right when the pandemic hit. Interviewed by: John Preston Produced by: Jessie Park Edited by: Jin Lee and Dan Kim Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @mcmastereng. Read more at www.eng.mcmaster.ca/news.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! He programado esto con algunos días de antelación pero seguramente estáis pasando mucho calor ahora en este momento que os llega... (y lo habréis sufrido ya bastante a estas alturas del verano) Pero supongo que no estáis en Japón. Y para calor del de verdad, el de allí. Son un auténtico infierno los veranos nipones con olas de calor que en los últimos años se están yendo de madre totalmente... En este episodio reflexiono sobre los motivos de las altas temperaturas en el país del sol naciente, os cuento algunas de mis experiencias y consejos así como alguna anécdota divertida que otra... Si puedo grabaré otro episodio más sobre este tema, porque creo que se me han quedado algunas cosas más en el tintero. Gracias por estar ahí echando un cable. Ah! Y si no eres mecenas aún... ¿a qué esperas? ☺️ Nos vemos en el próximo episodio y no paséis mucho calor, o tratad de llevarlo lo mejor que podáis. Mata neeee!!! Músicas usadas: -Sakuya2 por PeriTune: https://peritune.com/blog/2016/01/01/sakuya2 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 -Hanagoyomi por PeriTune: https://peritune.com/blog/2017/10/08/hanagoyomi/ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 Imagen de miniatura en iVoox: -Foto ‘Japan heatwave: Death toll rises to 30 as nation gripped by intense 40C heat’ en Independent: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/japan-heatwave-death-toll-temperature-weather-record-dead-a8458081.htmlEscucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de GAIKAN - Japón/Japan Limited Podcast. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/651913