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En el episodio de hoy entrevisto a Miren Aldecoa Antón. Miren es Ingeniera de Caminos, Canales y Puertos por la Universidad de Cantabria, cuenta con un Master in Water Engineering and Management, MAGUA, por la Escuela de Organización Industrial, y ha completado además el Program for Leadership Development en Esade. Actualmente es Project Management & Water Processes Manager en Idrica, después de una trayectoria profesional desarrollada siempre dentro del sector del agua, con experiencia en ingeniería de procesos, tratamiento, desalación, gestión de proyectos y transformación digital.A lo largo de su carrera ha pasado por compañías como SACYR, Global Omnium, GoAigua e Idrica. En su etapa más técnica trabajó como Process Engineer y especialista en tratamiento y desalación, participando además en proyectos internacionales de gran escala, entre ellos una planta desaladora en Israel en la que estuvo desplazada durante un periodo de tiempo. Posteriormente, su trayectoria fue evolucionando hacia la gestión de proyectos, la coordinación de equipos y la aplicación de soluciones digitales al ciclo del agua.Idrica es una compañía especializada en la digitalización del ciclo integral del agua. Su actividad se centra en combinar conocimiento operativo, software, analítica de datos y gestión de procesos para ayudar a utilities y operadores a transformar la información disponible en decisiones útiles para la operación. La compañía nace del proceso de transformación digital de Global Omnium y ha desarrollado su actividad en ámbitos como abastecimiento, saneamiento, tratamiento, gestión de activos, eficiencia operativa y soporte a la toma de decisiones.Y es precisamente desde esa doble mirada, la de quien conoce el agua desde la ingeniería y los procesos y la de quien trabaja hoy en la transformación digital del sector, desde donde abordamos en esta conversación algunos de los grandes temas del momento: qué significa realmente digitalizar una organización del agua, cómo convertir los datos en decisiones útiles, qué papel sigue teniendo el conocimiento de proceso, cómo cambia la digitalización entre España, Oriente Medio o Sudamérica y qué debería haber cambiado dentro de diez años para poder hablar de una transformación digital real.Aquí te dejo el índice rápido a las distintas partes del podcast: Introducción Daniel Herrero2:16 Entrevista a MIREN ALDECOA ANTON 1:01:09 Despedida*Al final te dejo un índice detallado de todo lo que hablamos en la conversaciónSi quieres contarme algo sobre el episodio o sobre lo que quieras puedes hacerlo en el siguiente mail: daniel.herrero.marin@gmail.com Puedes escuchar el episodio en todas las plataformas de podcast y también en la web aguasresiduales.info:Enlace aguas residuales.info: https://www.aguasresiduales.info/revista/podcasts Te dejo varios enlaces de

Klopps DFB-Kader ist voll von spannenden Talenten. Viele sind neu mit dabei. Vom BVB sind Schlotterbeck, Anton und Nmecha nominiert. Beier fehlt, obwohl er fit ist und bei der WM dabei war.

Conflictele din relații nu sunt niciodată despre ceea ce par că sunt. În episodul 2 din sezonul dedicat conflictelor, Paul Olteanu stă de vorbă cu Raluca Anton despre nevoile care se ascund în spatele certurilor noastre.Raluca Anton este doctor în psihologie, psihoterapeut principal și supervizor în psihoterapii cognitiv-comportamentale, cu peste 15 ani de practică clinică și de formare a psihoterapeuților din România. Este autoarea volumelor „Terapie 1 la 1 cu sinele tău", „Povestea ta are sens" și „Harta relațiilor tale", gazda podcastului „Jocurile Minții" și a emisiunii „Cu mintea deschisă" de la Digi24.Raluca este co-autoarea, împreună cu Magor Csibi, a cărții „Înțelepciunea conflictului", despre conflictele personale și profesionale din viețile noastre și despre ce putem învăța din poveștile unor persoane publice. Cartea se poate (pre)comanda de la editura Nemira, aici. În acest episod am discutat cu Raluca Anton despre:De ce avem nevoie energie în buget ca să putem gestiona conflictul Cum se formează în copilărie relația noastră cu conflictul și mecanismele de copingCele 6 nevoi emoționale neîndeplinite care stau în spatele majorității conflictelorDe ce acceptarea nevoilor nu înseamnă acord și cum negociem dorințeleComplicațiile emoționale din relațiile la vârsta adultă cu părinții și cu frațiiCe se întâmplă în corp în conflict: luptă, fugă, îngheț și împăciuireCum punem limite și cum arată scuzele care chiar repară o relațieResurse menționate în conversație:Cartea Outraged: Why We Fight About Morality and Politics and How to Find Common Ground, de Kurt GrayCartea Dansul furiei, de Harriet LernerCartea Rivalitatea dintre frați, de Adele Faber și Elaine Mazlish Cărțile scrise de Raluca AntonIntră live alături de noi în înregistrarea episoadelor și primește răspunsuri la ce te interesează cel mai mult. Vino în Comunitatea Membrilor Mind ArchitectEpisod produs și distribuit cu susținerea PPC România."(00:00) Teaser și introducere""(02:38) Structura episodului cu Raluca Anton""(05:02) De ce credem că un conflict pune relația în pericol""(07:38) Bugetul energetic și gestionarea conflictelor: exemplul Ralucăi""(13:49) Ce iese la suprafață din noi când rămânem fără resurse""(16:49) Cum să ieșim din 'bulă' și să vorbim cu cine gândește diferit""(22:25) Ce poate funcționa când vrei să schimbi poziția morală a cuiva - Kurt Gray""(27:35) Cum învățăm în copilărie să ne certăm sau să evităm conflictul""(32:53) Cum rezolvă copilul conflictul: clovnul, salvatorul, hipervigilentul""(35:48) Tipare de conflict tipice în România""(39:22) Mecanismele de coping: când sunt utile și când ne costă""(42:43) De ce nu-i poți cere cuiva să renunțe la mecanism fără să pui altceva în loc""(46:06) Cele 6 nevoi din spatele oricărui conflict""(47:28) Acceptarea nu înseamnă acord""(49:53) Diferența dintre nevoie și dorință și de ce unele sunt negociabile și altele nu""(51:50) Exemplul Ralucăi Anton: cum găsim adevărata miză a conflictului""(59:46) Cum purtăm la vârsta adultă conversații dificile cu părinții""(01:06:14) Rivalitatea și competiția dintre frați și reglarea dinamicii de relație""(01:09:08) Ce se întâmplă în corp: luptă, fugă, îngheț sau împăciuire""(01:13:33) Întrebări din culise și din comunitatea Mind Architect Premium""(01:19:43) Cum punem limite unei persoane de ale cărei reacții ne temem""(01:27:32) Cum sună scuzele care repară cu adevărat""(01:35:50) Ce face ca un conflict să devină o lecție și nu o rană"

OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman has now said he believes artificial intelligence companies can develop the technology safely without significant harm to people at large. To discuss this further with Anton was Professor Kate Devlin Professor of Artificial Intelligence and Society in the Department of Digital Humanities, King's College London.

The EU is offering Canada the chance to become its first “associate member”, as Trump's trade war pushes Canada and Europe closer together Anton gets the latest on this with Scott Lucas, Professor and Political Analyst at the Clinton Institute at University College Dublin.

The NTA says further periodic public transport fare increases are likely, driven by inflation. Deputy CEO Hugh Creegan was speaking to the Oireachtas Transport Committee about the 15% fare hikes announced earlier this month. For reaction to this Anton spoke to Professor in Transportation at the School of Engineering at Trinity College, Brian Caulfield.

Buckingham Palace has hit back at claims made by Earl Spencer, the brother of the late Diana, Princess of Wales, in his new book. He alleges that King Charles said the UK would forget about Diana “soon enough” after her funeral. For more details on this Anton heard from Enda Brady, International TV Anchor with TRT World.

Netflix has commissioned a new reality show called “The New Stanford Prison Experiment”, restaging the infamous 1971 study for a modern audience. Speaking to Anton to discuss this further was Trina O'Connor, Criminologist.

Absence rates for 9 -13 year olds is higher now than it was 10 years ago according to new ESRI research. To discuss this with Anton was Emer Smyth, Research Professor with the ESRI and Paul Crone Director of the National Association of Principals and Deputies.

A €500 energy credit for every household in Ireland could be funded from a new levy on electricity used by data centres. This comes under a proposal from People Before Profit. Richard Boyd Barrett, People Before Profit TD explained the details to Anton this morning.

The EU is offering Canada the chance to become its first “associate member”, as Trump's trade war pushes Canada and Europe closer together Anton gets the latest on this with Scott Lucas, Professor and Political Analyst at the Clinton Institute at University College Dublin.

The NTA says further periodic public transport fare increases are likely, driven by inflation. Deputy CEO Hugh Creegan was speaking to the Oireachtas Transport Committee about the 15% fare hikes announced earlier this month. For reaction to this Anton spoke to Professor in Transportation at the School of Engineering at Trinity College, Brian Caulfield.

Buckingham Palace has hit back at claims made by Earl Spencer, the brother of the late Diana, Princess of Wales, in his new book. He alleges that King Charles said the UK would forget about Diana “soon enough” after her funeral. For more details on this Anton heard from Enda Brady, International TV Anchor with TRT World.

Netflix has commissioned a new reality show called “The New Stanford Prison Experiment”, restaging the infamous 1971 study for a modern audience. Speaking to Anton to discuss this further was Trina O'Connor, Criminologist.

Absence rates for 9 -13 year olds is higher now than it was 10 years ago according to new ESRI research. To discuss this with Anton was Emer Smyth, Research Professor with the ESRI and Paul Crone Director of the National Association of Principals and Deputies.

A €500 energy credit for every household in Ireland could be funded from a new levy on electricity used by data centres. This comes under a proposal from People Before Profit. Richard Boyd Barrett, People Before Profit TD explained the details to Anton this morning.

OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman has now said he believes artificial intelligence companies can develop the technology safely without significant harm to people at large. To discuss this further with Anton was Professor Kate Devlin Professor of Artificial Intelligence and Society in the Department of Digital Humanities, King's College London.

De 5. Oktober gëtt am Kader vun der Frankfurter Buchmesse den däitsche Buchpräis verginn. Am Virfeld stellt d‘Valerija Berdi eng Rei Bicher vir, déi d‘Chancen hunn, dëse renomméierte Literaturpräis ze gewannen. Haut ass et der Dana Vowinckel hire Roman „Anton und Alma“ , deen am Suhrkamp Verlag eraus komm ass.

Šílené kolo Chance Národní Ligy nabídlo obrat Třince proti Karviné z 0:2 na 3:2, další velký výkon Lukáše Ciencialy a Reného Dediče i překvapivý pád jednoho z favoritů na postup. ⚽ Baník Ostrava B rozebral Příbram, Lukáš Dvořáček znovu ukázal mimořádný talent a řešíme, zda už patří do áčka Baníku. Dukla Praha po třetí výhře v řadě vede tabulku, zatímco Jihlava ukončila neporazitelnost Ústí nad Labem a začíná vážně útočit na baráž.

Russia has been tied to three separate "hybrid attacks” in Europe in the last 24 hours, including a drone in Lithuania, a warship in Denmark and a train attack in Poland. Should Europe gear up for more Russian attacks? Anton discussed further with Donnacha Ó Beacháin, Professor of Politics at DCU.

At least three people have been killed after an NBC news helicopter crashed in Los Angeles near the scene of a fatal bus accident, officials have said. For more on this Anton spoke to Steve Gregory, Special Correspondent at K-N-X news in Los Angeles.

Late-night openings at pubs and nightclubs are continuing to decline, with 950 fewer extended nights recorded across the country last year. The Licensed Vintners Association says rising costs are putting pressure on the late-night economy. To discuss further with Anton was Donal O Keefe, CEO of the Licensed Vintners' Association.

Children and teenagers aged under 15 will not be able to open a social media account without express parental or guardian permission, under new plans announced today. Anton was joined on the show by Fionnán Sheahan, Ireland Editor, Irish Independent.

The National Women's Council will convene the All-Island Women's Forum in Dublin today to discuss the key issues facing women in 2026. Speaking to Anton ahead of the forum was Corrinne Hasson, Executive Director of the National Women's Council.

The Bar of Ireland is warning that the ongoing legal aid dispute is now putting further pressure on the criminal courts. This comes with the new legal year just weeks away Speaking to Anton with more on this was Séamus Clarke SC, Chair of the Council of The Bar of Ireland.

Cocaine use is reportedly rising among young farmers. This comes also with concerns drug money is funding new machinery fleets and giving some agricultural contractors an unfair edge. For more on this Anton spoke to Jacqueline Hogge, Rural Affairs Correspondent with The Farmers Journal.

The Oireachtas Justice Committee today will hear from An Garda Síochána and Garda representative bodies on the capacity of the force to carry out pursuits. Speaking to Anton ahead of this meeting was Matt Carthy, Sinn Féin TD for the Cavan–Monaghan and Chairperson of the Oireachtas Committee on Justice, Home Affairs and Migration.

New research from the ESRI shows that the majority of us underestimate how much it costs to run a car. More than seven in ten underestimate it by a substantial amount, with the median guess being two-thousand euro per year, when in actual fact costs added up to almost three thousand. Dr Shane Timmons, Senior Research Officer at the ESRI discusses the research findings with Anton.

A new Red C Poll shows that people would support moving the tax burden from your income to your capital gains. To discuss the findings with Anton was Dr Emma Howard, Senior Lecturer in Economics at TU Dublin.

The European Commission is this week set to unveil its landmark EU Kids Act, which will set age limits for children and impose safe design requirements on companies such as Meta and TikTok. To discuss this further with Anton was Head of Communications and Research at Cyber Safe Kids Philip Arneill.

Do you grind your teeth without realising it? Dentists say bruxism could be affecting more young people and stress may be a major factor. So, why are we doing it, and what can we do about it? Anton asked the Chair of the GP committee of the Irish Dental Association, and a Dentist at Kiwi Dental in Carlow, Caroline Robbins.

Young people have more options to easily send money between friends than any other generation. However, new research from Zelle found that a third of Gen Z who owe someone money has delayed paying them back. Why is this? Anton asked Brendan Kelly, Professor of Psychiatry at Trinity College Dublin.

The leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are meeting today in Cardiff. This meeting is to sign a deal designed to kick-start the break-up of the United Kingdom. Speaking to Anton with more on this was Lucy Fisher, Whitehall Editor, Financial Times.

More than half of people believed they encountered more suspicious communications and possible scams than last year, according to new research from the Banking and Payments Federation Ireland. Speaking to Anton was Niamh Davenport, Head of Financial Crime at the Banking and Payments Federation Ireland.

Calls are being made to relax regulations for childminders are feeling burdened by new regulations put on them. The calls come as those working in the sector say that many are leaving the industry in droves because of this. To discuss this further with Anton was the Chief Executive of Childminding Ireland, Bernadette Orbinski Burke.

Sam Altman and Elon Musk have backed a call from the head of Anthropic, Dario Amodei, to “slow the pace” of artificial intelligence development. This comes after he warned that an AI swarm could otherwise become capable of “taking over the entire internet” within a year. For more on this Anton spoke to Mark Kelly the Founder of AI Ireland.

Pension ownership has risen by nearly 20 per cent since the introduction of the MyFutureFund scheme, according to new research from the ESRI. Just two in five people think their pension will provide a good standard of living in retirement.Speaking to Anton this morning was Grainne Griffin Director of Financial Education at the CCPC and Ireland's first Financial Literacy Ambassador.

It was a glorious triumph for Shane Lowry at the Irish Open in Doonbeg yesterday, winning his first title since 2022 and his third ever win on Irish soil. Speaking to Anton this morning was Ray Molloy, Esker Hills Golf Club manager and family friend of Shane Lowry.

What makes a great rental property market—and why isn't cash flow alone enough?   Real estate investor and DealCheck founder Anton Ivanov joins Kathy Fettke to explain how he evaluates markets for long-term rental property investing. They discuss why job growth, population growth, rent appreciation, and local economic strength can matter just as much as your year-one returns.   Anton also shares lessons from 15 years of investing, why he now favors better locations over bigger upfront returns, and why waiting for the "perfect" time to buy can cost investors in the long run.    

Anton is well-known for his incredible Big Birding Year in 2019 where he managed to see over 800 bird species. Today we sit down and look back at that big year- his highs, his lows, his lifers and his dips. Anton shares with us how he raised money for White-winged Flufftail conservation whilst managing to fund his very own big year. Anton gives advice for youngsters potentially looking to do their own big year and for those looking to become better birders.We also look at the exciting SnA Youth Birders Newsletter coming out in October which will be filled with loads of fantastic articles. Finally we have a quick chat about the SnA Youth Birder's Spring Fling Challenge- including all the prizes up for grabs and our incredible sponsors.Spring Fling Challenge Link: https://www.birdlasser.com/private/events/lyl2026Socials:Instagram-Anton: @bird_the_worldSnA Youth Birders: @SA_YouthbirdersTristan: @tspurway.wildlifeYoutube-Tristan: https://www.youtube.com/@spurofthewild?sub_confirmation=1Website-Tristan: tspurwaywildlife.comVisit our online store to get your birding related merchandise at great prices https://www.thebirdinglife.com/online-storeIntro and outro music by Tony ZA https://soundcloud.com/tonyofficialzaLinks from show:

Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris spoke to Anton this morning from his party's think-in in Gorey.

Members of SIPTU working in 30 hospitals will commence industrial action later this month. This action is a result over delays in agreeing a new public sector pay deal. Speaking to Anton this morning was Kevin Figgis, Head of the SIPTU Health Division.

Conflictul nu e opusul unei relații bune, ci e chiar felul în care ea crește. Paul Olteanu, Magor Csibi și Raluca Anton deschid un întreg sezon despre relația noastră cu conflictele.Episodul introductiv este despre conflicte acasă și la birou: de ce evităm conversațiile cu miză, unde se descarcă tensiunea pe care nu o exprimăm și ce se schimbă când mutăm focusul de la rezolvare la relație. Raluca Anton este doctor în psihologie și psihoterapeut specializat în terapie cognitiv-comportamentală și terapia cuplului, cu 12 ani de practică și formator pentru psihologi. Este autoarea cărților „Povestea ta are sens", „Harta relațiilor tale" și „Terapie 1 la 1 cu sinele tău" și realizatoarea podcastului „Jocurile Minții".Magor Csibi conduce practica de leadership și cultură organizațională la Trend Consult. A fost directorul WWF România și director executiv al WWF Coreea, iar între 2007 și 2009 a reprezentat România în Parlamentul European. Este co-autor, alături de Radu Predescu, al cărții „Bătăliile care contează".Raluca și Magor sunt co-autorii cărții „Înțelepciunea conflictului", despre conflictele personale și profesionale din viețile noastre și despre ce putem învăța din poveștile unor persoane publice. Cartea se poate (pre)comanda de la editura Nemira.În acest episod am discutat despre:De ce evităm conflictul ca popor - istoria și modelele lui Hofstede și Erin MeyerPovestea personală a Ralucăi Anton și a lui Magor Csibi în relație cu conflictulDiferența dintre consens și compromis și de ce contează în relațiiCe înseamnă vulnerabilitate reală într-o conversație dificilăConflictul interior dat de lipsa alinierii între cum vrem să fim vs. cum suntemCum arată conflictul sănătos în viața personală, în echipe și în organizațiiSiguranța psihologică în organizații și cum duce ea la conflicte productiveCând merită să rămâi în conflict și când ar putea fi mai bine să pleciResurse menționate în conversație:Cartea Dansul furiei, de Harriet LernerCartea Bătăliile care contează, de Magor Csibi și Radu PredescuCărțile scrise de Raluca AntonCartea Când conflictul are sens, de Gáspár GyörgyIntră live alături de noi în înregistrarea episoadelor și primește răspunsuri la ce te interesează cel mai mult. Vino în Comunitatea Membrilor Mind Architect."(00:00) Introducere și teme principale abordate în episod""(02:42) De ce un sezon despre relația noastră cu conflictele""(05:29) Magor Csibi & Raluca Anton: de unde ideea unei cărți despre conflicte""(08:22) Evitarea conflictului în România: modelele lui Hofstede și Erin Meyer""(14:07) Raluca Anton și relația cu conflictul: exemplul cu scaunul din avion""(17:33) Magor Csibi: cum învățăm să evităm conflictul și consecințele pe termen lung""(22:39) Unde se descarcă furia pe care nu o exprimăm""(27:13) Consens sau compromis: diferența care schimbă relațiile""(29:24) De ce 'conflictul este progres pe cale să se întâmple'""(31:32) Ce înseamnă și cum arată vulnerabilitatea reală în conflicte""(36:42) De ce apare rezistență când liderul își schimbă atitudinea""(38:55) Conflictul interior dat de diferența dintre cine spun că sunt vs. cine chiar sunt""(43:06) Exemple personale: cum găsești echilibrul între nevoile proprii și relație""(55:57) Dezbaterea internă despre AI: decizie practică și reparație relațională""(01:02:55) Ce au de câștigat organizațiile și echipele din opiniile minoritare""(01:11:57) Groupthink și nevoia de diferențe și similarități în cupluri și organizații""(01:17:03) Când rămâi în conflict și când e mai bine să pleci""(01:22:23) Puncte forte și dificultăți în purtarea conflictelor la Magor și Raluca""(01:26:43) Despre carte și despre ce urmează în următoarele episoade din sezon"

This week, NK News Data Correspondent Anton Sokolin joins the podcast to discuss the opening of the first new road bridge between North Korea and Russia, a project years in the making that gives the two countries their first direct vehicle crossing across the Tumen River.  Anton also breaks down how the project's cost ballooned well beyond Russia's original estimate, what procurement records reveal about the obscure contractor linked to Chechen business interests and why a botched Korean-language road sign became an interesting symbol of the project's rushed rollout. Later, the conversation turns to Europe's possible move to sanction North Korea's Songdowon International Children's Camp over allegations involving Ukrainian children transferred from Russian-controlled territory. Anton explains why the U.K.'s earlier designation triggered such a strong reaction from Pyongyang, how an EU move could further damage already limited DPRK-Europe ties and why the measure may carry more symbolic than practical weight. The episode concludes with a discussion about a previously unreported legal battle involving the Korea National Insurance Corporation, which won more than half a million euros in London arbitration against a Russian insurer only to fail to collect the money in Russian courts. Anton explains what the case reveals about North Korea's once-substantial business presence in Europe and how corporate filings, court documents and procurement records can expose details of DPRK overseas activity that conventional reporting often misses. About the podcast: The North Korea News Podcast is a weekly podcast hosted by Alannah Hill exclusively for NK News, covering all things DPRK — from news to extended interviews with leading experts and analysts in the field, along with insight from our very own journalists.

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This month, Fiona catches up with Chris to reflect on a challenging summer of extreme heat and drought, and what it could mean for the way we garden in the future. They discuss which crops have coped best, how gardeners can adapt what they grow and ways to conserve water and protect soil health. They also explore seed saving, companion planting and using shade to help gardens cope with hotter conditions.Also on this episode...Anton joins Fiona and Chris to answer your gardening questions, including green manures, raspberry pruning, propagating fig trees and dealing with vine weevil. They also discuss how we can make better use of household water during periods of drought.

What do you do when your father leaves behind an unfinished novel—and your father happens to be one of the most beloved and prolific storytellers in American literature? Do you finish it? And if you do, how do you make it his story while also making it your own? That's the fascinating challenge Beau L'Amour faced with Skyring Water, a new novel based on a partial manuscript by his late father, legendary author Louis L'Amour. The story takes us to 1961, when the Cold War is reaching a dangerous point. The Berlin Wall is dividing East and West. Nuclear tensions are escalating. Empires are crumbling. And then, in Barcelona, a rogue East German STASI officer sets off a chain of events involving struggling arms dealers, organized crime, intelligence agencies—and 30 tons of stolen gold hidden in an icebound wilderness at the end of the world. At the center are Mike Fowler, a former Navy salvage diver and OSS assassin, and Anton Voss, an expatriate German scientist whose mysterious past becomes increasingly dangerous. Once enemies, they've become inseparable friends. But when Mike discovers Anton standing over a midnight visitor with a gun, everything changes. Soon they're running from gangsters, the CIA, Israeli intelligence, and a mysterious organization intent on building an invisible empire. The trail stretches from Marseille to Caracas to Patagonia—and eventually leads straight into Anton's Nazi past. Today, I'm joined by Beau L'Amour to talk about Skyring Water, the extraordinary process of completing a story his father began, and what it means to collaborate with a writer who has been gone for years—but whose voice remains unmistakable.