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Darth & I are joined in bunker by Natalia Antonova.  Natalia is an OSINT researcher, writer, playwright and close watcher of Russia.  Based in DC, she's from Ukraine but also lived in Moscow for a number of years.   Listen and learn about Russian homo-romanticism, as opposed to homo eroticism, incels who hate women but love Putin, techbros who love Putin and sex offenders who also lvoe Putin.  There's a fair few double meanings and Darth pointing out and important spelling point.

Pozvání do dalšího Maminkáře přijala fertility coach, Klára Antonova Fischleinová, která představila svůj inspirativní projekt Vypni hlavu. Projekt, který vznikl na základě vlastní zkušenosti s potratem v pozdějším stadiu těhotenství, se ženám pomáhá vyrovnat s traumatem z potratu, neplodností, chronickým strachem a dodává jim odvahu znovu otěhotnět.

In episode 5 of the People of Hitachi podcast, Mary-Jane Lintin meets with Maryna Antonova, Senior Engineering Manager at GlobalLogic. Maryna explains how GlobalLogic's advanced technologies for efficient operation are contributing to society. Please subscribe and leave us a five star review (it really helps people find us!) and we'll be back next Tuesday with another episode. Music by Jago Thornton.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cele două împărății este o poveste minunată, care îi ajută pe copii să-și înțeleagă sentimentele și în același timp să le recunoască la cei din jurul lor. În Împărăţia Fericirii ne întâlnim cu contesa Cinste, cu prinţul Încredere şi cu împărăteasa Iubire, iar în Împărăţia Nefericirii îi găsim pe baronul Furie, pe ducesa Durere, pe prinţul Ruşine şi pe împărăteasa Ură. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cufarulcupovesti/message

Cele două împărății este o poveste minunată, care îi ajută pe copii să-și înțeleagă sentimentele și în același timp să le recunoască la cei din jurul lor. În Împărăţia Fericirii ne întâlnim cu contesa Cinste, cu prinţul Încredere şi cu împărăteasa Iubire, iar în Împărăţia Nefericirii îi găsim pe baronul Furie, pe ducesa Durere, pe prinţul Ruşine şi pe împărăteasa Ură. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cufarulcupovesti/message

Apie šiukšlių karus ir kitas Šiaulių aktualijas su Etaplius.lt žurnalistu - redaktoriumi Mindaugu Laurinaičiu.Kokia žvejų kultūra buvo susiformavusi Lietuvoje? Pašnekovas - knygos „Jūros skonis: žūklė Lietuvos priekrantėje 1900–1944 m. Amžininkų ir tyrėjų tekstų antologija“ sudarytojas Dainius Elertas.Pirmuosiuose šių metų pašto ženkluose – Lietuvos didieji kunigaikščiai. Juos piešė menininkas, vienas žymiausių portretų kūrėjų Lietuvoje Artūras Slapšys. Kaip piešiamas pašto ženklas?Maždaug dešimtadalis ikimokyklinukų ir ketvirtadalis moksleivių serga nutukimu, rodo Higienos instituto duomenys. Kokias išvadas turėtų pasidaryti tėvai? Pokalbis su „Dietos sistema“ gydytoja dietologe Žana Antonova.Ved. Agnė Skamarakaitė

Dr. Elena Antonova is a neuroscientist and senior lecturer in psychology at Brunel University London. Her research focuses on the effects of long-term mindfulness meditation practice in the hope of promoting mental wellbeing in the general population. On this episode, we dive into the different approaches to meditation and the 4 levels of meditation practice development.  We also discuss what goes on in the brains of elite meditators and what it takes for the average person to reap the benefits from a meditation practice.  FitMind Neuroscience-Based App: http://bit.ly/afitmind Website: www.fitmind.co Show Notes 0:00 | Introduction to Elena Antonova, PhD 4:28 | Categorizing Meditation Practices 7:15 | Why Breath Focus is Fundamental 10:19 | Constructivist vs. Innateist Approach to Meditation 12:08 | 4 Levels of Meditation Practice Development 17:12 | Mental Fitness Defined 20:19 | Brains of Mental Olympians 24:10 | Default Mode Network Differences 32:00 | Field of Awareness Described 35:45 | Habituation of the Attention System 46:45 | Eye Movement Paradigm Study 54:00 | Balancing Brain's Predictive Nature with the Present Moment 57:10 | Measurable Changes with Just 10 Minutes a Day 59:14 | Rapid Fire Questions

Olga Johnston–Antonova joined the Podcast to discuss her journey and professional life in the sustainable fashion (industry). In the previous episode, we discussed her background story on how she got into the industry, how the fashion industry evolved in her eyes between Europe and its environs and Russia, her transition into sustainability, knowing how the industry she loved so much is polluting the environment, among others. In Part 2, we will look into fast fashion, solutions from some sectors, recycling and the importance of collaboration, climate change, LCAs Show biz, Virtual fashion and many more. Olga is an opinion leader sustainably and circularly industry in Russia; she is a fashion consultant to fashion brands and independent designers, an educator and a visiting lecturer at the top Russian Universities and schools of Fashion & Design. This is Part 2 of a 2-part series with Olga. Listen to Part 1 here: https://glcpodcast.ecoametsolutions.com/2021/11/21/looking-into-the-fashion-industry-olga-johnston-antonova-part-i/. Olga's social platforms and contact details: https://www.instagram.com/olgajohnstonantonova/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/olga-johnston-06859813/ Resources from the podcast interview: https://www.fashionrevolution.org https://ellenmacarthurfoundation.org https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/fashion-s-future-and-the-un-sustainable-development-goals- https://www.redressdesignaward.com https://luxiders.com https://goodonyou.eco Get in touch with GLC podcast via mail: glcpodcast@ecoametsolutions.com Eco Amet Solutions is looking forward to sharing knowledge and education with the public. At the same time, we support startups, workshops, conferences, and environmental R&D. Visit our website and social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, @ecoametsolutions and Twitter @GLCpodcast) for details. Let's build up this community and learn together. Please share this Podcast with your connection using this link: https://linktr.ee/ecoametsolutions; share your thoughts and let us get interactive. Be INFORMED! and share with whoever needs to hear this. Credit Host David Ewusi-Mensah (Eco Amet Solutions) Our fantastic team produced it at Eco Amet Solutions. Theme song by Edem Koffie Setordjie, other sounds from Podcast.co Podcast art by Kamath Cheang Hernandez --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ecoametsolutions/message

Olga Johnston–Antonova joined the Podcast to discuss her journey and professional life in the sustainable fashion (industry). We discussed her background story on how she got into the industry, how the fashion industry evolved in her eyes between Europe and its environs and Russia, her transition into sustainability, knowing how the industry she loved so much is polluting the environment, among others. Olga is an opinion leader sustainably and circularly industry in Russia; she is a fashion consultant to fashion brands and independent designers, an educator and a visiting lecturer at the top Russian Universities and schools of Fashion & Design. Olga's social platforms and contact details: https://www.instagram.com/olgajohnstonantonova/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/olga-johnston-06859813/ Resources from the podcast interview: https://www.fashionrevolution.org https://ellenmacarthurfoundation.org https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/fashion-s-future-and-the-un-sustainable-development-goals- https://www.redressdesignaward.com https://luxiders.com https://goodonyou.eco Get in touch with GLC podcast via mail: glcpodcast@ecoametsolutions.com Eco Amet Solutions is looking forward to sharing knowledge and education with the public. At the same time, we support startups, workshops, conferences, and environmental R&D. Visit our website and social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, @ecoametsolutions and Twitter @GLCpodcast) for details. Let's build up this community and learn together. Please share this Podcast with your connection using this link: https://linktr.ee/ecoametsolutions; share your thoughts and let us get interactive. Be INFORMED! and share with whoever needs to hear this. Credit Host David Ewusi-Mensah (Eco Amet Solutions) Our fantastic team produced it at Eco Amet Solutions. Theme song by Edem Koffie Setordjie, other sounds from Podcast.co Podcast art by Kamath Cheang Hernandez --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ecoametsolutions/message

Links1. "Sustainable Networks: Modes of governance in the EU's external fisheries policy relations under the IUU Regulation in Thailand and the SFPA with Senegal," by Alin Kadfak and Anna Antonova. Marine Policy, Vol. 132, October 2021.

By Jared Samuelson Dr. Alin Kadfak and Dr. Anna Antonova join us to discuss their article from the October issue of Marine Policy, “Sustainable Networks: Modes of Governance in the EU's External Fisheries Policy Relations Under the IUU Regulation in Thailand and the SFPA with Senegal.” Download Sea Control 294 – EU Fisheries Governance with … Continue reading Sea Control 294 – EU Fisheries Governance with Dr. Alin Kadfak and Dr. Anna Antonova →

Nina Jankowicz is a fellow at the Wilson Center in Washington, D.C. and the author of “How to Lose the Information War.” Natalia Antonova is a journalist, an expert in online security and the former editor of the investigations website Bellingcat. In this extensive podcast with New Lines Magazines' Faisal Al Yafai, they discuss how Russia has weaponized disinformation, from the Middle East to America; how open-source intelligence has become a vital tool for journalists; the perils of being a woman online in the 21st century; why social media companies like Facebook are part of the problem; and why fighting disinformation is a lot like “Games of Thrones.”

For this episode, we hear from Natalia Antonova, a journalist, a researcher and an OSINTer. She frequently posts on Substack at https://nataliaantonova.substack.com/ where she has given Geolocation challenges, tips for spotting a catfish, and using Google Lens, among other topics. She also posts on Twitter at @NataliaAntonova. Check out this episode for her tips on how to avoid online stalkers, why she posts photos of herself and challenges people with "Where am I?" and about learning human psychology. And please join us for the Layer 8 Conference, happening online, October 8th. https://layer8conference.com

Klajā nākusi monogrāfija par arhitektu un mākslinieku Sergeju Antonovu (1884—1956), izcilo krievu arhitektu un mākslinieku Latvijā 20. gadsimta pirmajā pusē. Iepazīstina tās autori ir mākslas zinātniece Ludmila Pestova un arhitekts Jānis Lejnieks. Sergejs Antonovs dzimis Rīgā, te aizritējusi viņa dzīves lielākā daļa. Savā daudzpusīgajā radošajā darbībā viņš pazīstams kā veiksmīgs arhitekts, pedagogs un scenogrāfs, pievērsies arī stājmākslai, atstājot nozīmīgu mantojumu visās minētajās nozarēs. Ludmilas Pestovas un Jāņa Lejnieka kopīgi veidotā monogrāfija ir pirmais pieteikums Antonova snieguma izvērstai analīzei visā viņa darbības plašajā spektrā, veltot atsevišķas nodaļas mākslinieka dzīvei un radošajai darbībai.

Often referred to as “the Russian Leonardo”, religious philosopher and Orthodox parish priest Pavel Florensky was a pivotal figure in the Russian religious renaissance at the turn of the 20th century. In Visual Thought in Russian Religious Philosophy: Pavel Florensky's Theory of the Icon (Routledge 2019), art historian Clemena Antonova (Research Director at Eurasia in Global Dialogue, Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna) challenges prevailing readings of Florensky's oeuvre, presents an analysis of the thinker's theory of pictorial space in the icon, and argues for the relevance of his thought to contemporary debates on religion and secularism. In this interview we discuss the religious and pictorial turn in contemporary modernity, the clash between Russian Orthodox clergy and theologians and religious philosophers in the early 20th century, the influence of St. Gregory Palamas on Florensky and his contemporaries, the Slavophile roots and fin-de-siecle manifestations of the theory of full unity, the limits of Florensky's work in art history, and the challenges that contemporary scholars of Russian religious thought encounter when confronting its problematic aspects. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Often referred to as “the Russian Leonardo”, religious philosopher and Orthodox parish priest Pavel Florensky was a pivotal figure in the Russian religious renaissance at the turn of the 20th century. In Visual Thought in Russian Religious Philosophy: Pavel Florensky's Theory of the Icon (Routledge 2019), art historian Clemena Antonova (Research Director at Eurasia in Global Dialogue, Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna) challenges prevailing readings of Florensky’s oeuvre, presents an analysis of the thinker’s theory of pictorial space in the icon, and argues for the relevance of his thought to contemporary debates on religion and secularism. In this interview we discuss the religious and pictorial turn in contemporary modernity, the clash between Russian Orthodox clergy and theologians and religious philosophers in the early 20th century, the influence of St. Gregory Palamas on Florensky and his contemporaries, the Slavophile roots and fin-de-siecle manifestations of the theory of full unity, the limits of Florensky’s work in art history, and the challenges that contemporary scholars of Russian religious thought encounter when confronting its problematic aspects. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/art

Often referred to as “the Russian Leonardo”, religious philosopher and Orthodox parish priest Pavel Florensky was a pivotal figure in the Russian religious renaissance at the turn of the 20th century. In Visual Thought in Russian Religious Philosophy: Pavel Florensky's Theory of the Icon (Routledge 2019), art historian Clemena Antonova (Research Director at Eurasia in Global Dialogue, Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna) challenges prevailing readings of Florensky’s oeuvre, presents an analysis of the thinker’s theory of pictorial space in the icon, and argues for the relevance of his thought to contemporary debates on religion and secularism. In this interview we discuss the religious and pictorial turn in contemporary modernity, the clash between Russian Orthodox clergy and theologians and religious philosophers in the early 20th century, the influence of St. Gregory Palamas on Florensky and his contemporaries, the Slavophile roots and fin-de-siecle manifestations of the theory of full unity, the limits of Florensky’s work in art history, and the challenges that contemporary scholars of Russian religious thought encounter when confronting its problematic aspects. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/religion

Often referred to as “the Russian Leonardo”, religious philosopher and Orthodox parish priest Pavel Florensky was a pivotal figure in the Russian religious renaissance at the turn of the 20th century. In Visual Thought in Russian Religious Philosophy: Pavel Florensky's Theory of the Icon (Routledge 2019), art historian Clemena Antonova (Research Director at Eurasia in Global Dialogue, Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna) challenges prevailing readings of Florensky’s oeuvre, presents an analysis of the thinker’s theory of pictorial space in the icon, and argues for the relevance of his thought to contemporary debates on religion and secularism. In this interview we discuss the religious and pictorial turn in contemporary modernity, the clash between Russian Orthodox clergy and theologians and religious philosophers in the early 20th century, the influence of St. Gregory Palamas on Florensky and his contemporaries, the Slavophile roots and fin-de-siecle manifestations of the theory of full unity, the limits of Florensky’s work in art history, and the challenges that contemporary scholars of Russian religious thought encounter when confronting its problematic aspects. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/russian-studies

Often referred to as “the Russian Leonardo”, religious philosopher and Orthodox parish priest Pavel Florensky was a pivotal figure in the Russian religious renaissance at the turn of the 20th century. In Visual Thought in Russian Religious Philosophy: Pavel Florensky's Theory of the Icon (Routledge 2019), art historian Clemena Antonova (Research Director at Eurasia in Global Dialogue, Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna) challenges prevailing readings of Florensky’s oeuvre, presents an analysis of the thinker’s theory of pictorial space in the icon, and argues for the relevance of his thought to contemporary debates on religion and secularism. In this interview we discuss the religious and pictorial turn in contemporary modernity, the clash between Russian Orthodox clergy and theologians and religious philosophers in the early 20th century, the influence of St. Gregory Palamas on Florensky and his contemporaries, the Slavophile roots and fin-de-siecle manifestations of the theory of full unity, the limits of Florensky’s work in art history, and the challenges that contemporary scholars of Russian religious thought encounter when confronting its problematic aspects. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/intellectual-history

Often referred to as “the Russian Leonardo”, religious philosopher and Orthodox parish priest Pavel Florensky was a pivotal figure in the Russian religious renaissance at the turn of the 20th century. In Visual Thought in Russian Religious Philosophy: Pavel Florensky's Theory of the Icon (Routledge 2019), art historian Clemena Antonova (Research Director at Eurasia in Global Dialogue, Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna) challenges prevailing readings of Florensky’s oeuvre, presents an analysis of the thinker’s theory of pictorial space in the icon, and argues for the relevance of his thought to contemporary debates on religion and secularism. In this interview we discuss the religious and pictorial turn in contemporary modernity, the clash between Russian Orthodox clergy and theologians and religious philosophers in the early 20th century, the influence of St. Gregory Palamas on Florensky and his contemporaries, the Slavophile roots and fin-de-siecle manifestations of the theory of full unity, the limits of Florensky’s work in art history, and the challenges that contemporary scholars of Russian religious thought encounter when confronting its problematic aspects. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Often referred to as “the Russian Leonardo”, religious philosopher and Orthodox parish priest Pavel Florensky was a pivotal figure in the Russian religious renaissance at the turn of the 20th century. In Visual Thought in Russian Religious Philosophy: Pavel Florensky's Theory of the Icon (Routledge 2019), art historian Clemena Antonova (Research Director at Eurasia in Global Dialogue, Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna) challenges prevailing readings of Florensky’s oeuvre, presents an analysis of the thinker’s theory of pictorial space in the icon, and argues for the relevance of his thought to contemporary debates on religion and secularism. In this interview we discuss the religious and pictorial turn in contemporary modernity, the clash between Russian Orthodox clergy and theologians and religious philosophers in the early 20th century, the influence of St. Gregory Palamas on Florensky and his contemporaries, the Slavophile roots and fin-de-siecle manifestations of the theory of full unity, the limits of Florensky’s work in art history, and the challenges that contemporary scholars of Russian religious thought encounter when confronting its problematic aspects. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/christian-studies

Duhovni nagovor je pripravil mariborski nadškof metropolit msgr. Alojzij Cvikl.

We're joined by Anna from 2 for 2 to discuss their upcoming game KAPIA, set to release early Q2 of 2021 on Steam. We discuss KAPIA and other adventure games, narrative techniques and themes in games, the value of constructive criticism and more. Try the demo on Steam now and add it to your Wishlist! And go to www.kapiagame.com for more info and links to their discord and social media. Anna was very warm and exceedingly polite and it was a pleasure to chat with her!

Matthew Bannister on Mario Molina, the chemist who won the Nobel prize for revealing the devastating impact of CFCs on the ozone layer. Irina Antonova, the director of the Pushkin Museum in Moscow for more than fifty years. She was caught up in a controversy over her refusal to send back priceless works of art looted by the Soviet Army at the end of the Second World War. Valery Giscard d’Estaing, President of France between 1974 and 1981. He introduced liberal social reforms and was a passionate supporter of closer European integration. Peter Alliss, the jovial former player who became known as TV’s “Voice of Golf” Interviewed guest: Tony Adamson Interviewed guest: Prof James Shields Interviewed guest: Konstantin Akinsha Interviewed guest: Dr Tony Cox Producer: Neil George

“Contemplative practice could educate science, bring it out of scientism and back to its essence. A lot of scientists would benefit from this training of staying with the question and not jumping straight to an answer.”  – Dr. Elena AntonovaHow can meditation and scientific research help us to better understand the nature of our minds? What is the relationship between consciousness and the brain? Is the deep-rooted belief that “we are our brains” a scientific truth, or just a reductionist assumption?In this ‘Meet the Speaker' interview with Scott Snibbe, Dr. Elena Antonova shares some of the key events that led her to become an academic researcher in the field of contemplative neurosciences. She discusses how her research on mindfulness and meditation is strongly informed by her own practice and experiences, and how contemplative practices can rescue science from the limitations of reductionist views.On the 11th of November, Dr. Elena Antonova will join Geshe Tenzin Namdak, Father Laurence Freeman and Dr. Wendy Hasenkamp to discuss how scientific research and meditation techniques can help us to deal with destructive emotions in these challenging times.Join this Science & Wisdom Live dialogue on Zoom on the 11th of November, at 7 pm GMT (London time).Reserve your ticket here and subscribe to our newsletter.

Thinking that a pretty face cannot also mean being an intelligent and inspiring person is an archaic thought. Galina Antonova, today's guest, is living proof of that. Galina is an angel investor, model, fashion editor and the creator of the “Brains and Beauty” podcast which defines herself: her breathtaking beauty is perfectly combined with her keen investing abilities. Also, Galina is originally from Russia but at 19 years old she decided to pursue her dreams and move to the US in order to start her own path...now that's inspiring! Highlights:Galina describes how her relationship with beauty changed over the years: as a young girl, she felt really insecure about her body, but as she grew older she realized the importance of loving yourself and nowadays she feels more confident than ever before. How beauty standards that are portrayed in magazines, TV and social media can have a huge negative impact in young girls. Galina explains how beauty standards in Russia are different from the American ones, and how that helped her gain confidence when she arrived in the US. After working in accounting for some time, Galina realized that she was really interested in investing and entrepreneurship which led her to become an angel investor. In the future, Galina wants to keep angel investing and hopes to launch her own merchandise soon.To learn more about Galina, you can visit her website or follow her on Instagram  Check out past episodes!Join us on our website for more informationRemember to follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.

Welcome to Past Loves - the new weekly history podcast that explores affection, infatuation and attachment across time.This week I am joined by Associate Professor of Russian history at Queens College, City University of New York, Kate Antonova to discuss a remarkable couple deep in the heart of provincial Russia during the long Nineteenth Century.As the author of An Ordinary Marriage: The World of a Gentry Family in Provincial Russia, Kate draws upon the diaries that both Andrei and Natalia wrote throughout their marriage to shed light on a love story that endured for a lifetime. This multifaceted view into their love offers a unique insight into a love that questions the traditional ideals we hold so dear and exemplifies the beauty of building a life together.Where to Find Us Shop An Ordinary Marriage by Kate Antonova: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ordinary-Marriage-Gentry-Family-Provincial/dp/0199796998/ You can find out more about Kate here: http://kpantonova.com/ There are also images of the Chikhachevs house on Kate's website: http://kpantonova.com/research/book/pictures/ Follow her on Twitter: https://twitter.com/kpanyc Follow Past Loves on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pastlovespodcast/ You can find the transcript for the episode: https://pastlovespodcast.co.uk/2020/06/02/kate-antonova-19th-century-russia/ If Past Loves has become your current love you or you have a story that you think ought to be told, you can email me at pastlovespodcast@gmail.com

Vaikai ir antsvoris – kokios efektyvios priemonės gali padėti gyventi sveikiau ir laimingiau? Ką valgyti, kad nebeaugtų svoris - pasakoja dietologė Žana Antonova.Apie tai, kaip padeda gyvenimo būdą keičiančios vaikų stovyklos – kalbėsiu su jų įkūrėju Artiomu Šabajevu.O psichologė Rosita Kanapeckaitė padės suprasti, kaip suformuoti gerą vaiko santykį su maistu.

Get to know your host Galina Antonova and learn what the podcast "Brains and Beauty" is about! Follow Galina on Social Media on IG@galinaantonovala

Vaikų mityba sergant vėžiu. Esant dabartiniams gydymo rezultatams, kai išgydomi devyni vaikai iš dešimties, vis daugiau dėmesio skiriama ir ligoniukų gyvenimo kokybei, komfortiškai ir maloniai aplinkai, o kiek įmanoma visavertiškesnė gydomo vaiko mityba sudaro labai didelę dalį gydymo sėkmės. Tačiau chemoterapinis gydymas dažnai visiškai išbalansuoja valgymo tvarką – pakeičia skonio receptorius, dingsta apetitas, pykina ir pan. Kaip tokiais atvejais turėtų elgtis tėveliai, slaugantys ligoniuką, kas padėtų sužadinti apetitą ir ką siūloma tokiems vaikučiams valgyti – tokiomis temomis parengta patarimų knygelė tėvams. Laidoje girdėsite reportažą iš knygos pristatymo, kalbės Vaikų onkohematologijos centro doc. dr. Jelena Rascon, gydytoja dietologė Žana Antonova, su kokiais mitybos rūpesčiais susiduria papasakos ligoniuką slauganti mama Renata.Antrasis laidos pasakojimas – apie mikrobiotos transplantacijas. Mažiau besidomintiems naujovėmis ir gydymo metodais šis medicininis terminas bus nesuprantamas, o paprastas paaiškinimas gali būti nepriimtinas. Ši gydymo schemose naudojama procedūra – išmatų transplantacija – yra vienas labiausiai vertinamų efektyvių gydymo būdų, taikomų gydyti daugelį ligų, neturinčių šalutinių poveikių. Kada reikalinga tokia procedūra, kam ji taikoma papasakos Vaikų ligoninės vaikų gastroenterologas, doc. dr. Vaidotas Urbonas.Ved. Rasa Pekarskienė

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Nauji valgiaraščiai mokyklose ir darželiuose kelia aistras: ar pelnytai? Kaip siūlomus naujuosius patiekalus ir maisto produktus vertina gydytojai dietologai, kokias išeitis jie regi – kad vaikai namo negrįžtų alkani. Laidoje dalyvaus gydytojos dietologės Žana Antonova ir Justė Parnarauskienė. Antroji tema laidoje apie ligonių edukaciją. Visad yra sakoma, kad kuo ankstesnis gydymas, tuo rezultatai geresni. Ypač tai svarbu kalbant apie kraujo vėžį. Apie gydytojų ir pacientų edukaciją, apie gyvenimą su liga ir edukacinius renginius laidoje kalbės VUL SK gydytojas hematologas dr. Valdas Pečeliūnas, mielomine liga serganti Lina ir sergančius pacientus ir jų artimuosius vienijančios asociacijos „Kraujas“ vadovė Ieva Drėgvienė. Ved. Rasa Pekarskienė.

Nauji valgiaraščiai mokyklose ir darželiuose kelia aistras: ar pelnytai? Kaip siūlomus naujuosius patiekalus ir maisto produktus vertina gydytojai dietologai, kokias išeitis jie regi – kad vaikai namo negrįžtų alkani. Laidoje dalyvaus gydytojos dietologės Žana Antonova ir Justė Parnarauskienė. Antroji tema laidoje apie ligonių edukaciją. Visad yra sakoma, kad kuo ankstesnis gydymas, tuo rezultatai geresni. Ypač tai svarbu kalbant apie kraujo vėžį. Apie gydytojų ir pacientų edukaciją, apie gyvenimą su liga ir edukacinius renginius laidoje kalbės VUL SK gydytojas hematologas dr. Valdas Pečeliūnas, mielomine liga serganti Lina ir sergančius pacientus ir jų artimuosius vienijančios asociacijos „Kraujas“ vadovė Ieva Drėgvienė. Ved. Rasa Pekarskienė.

Kevin's guest today is Natalia Antonova, who as many listeners already know is a prolific writer, and a journalist who's worked in Moscow, Kiev, and soon Washington, D.C., where she's accepted a position at the Voice of America. Natalia was deputy editor at The Moscow News before it was liquidated in the collapse of RIA Novosti, and she's been published all over the place, including The Washington Post, Politico, The Guardian, Foreign Policy, Newsweek, and many other fine outlets. Natalia is also a playwright and a poet, and she's working on a fiction book right now.So what are you going to learn about on today's episode of the podcast? Natalia and Kevin discussed her recent move back to the United States, and her new job at Voice of America. They also talked a lot about her experience in the Moscow art world, and she helped Kevin get some perspective on the “Seventh Studio” criminal investigation that has targeted acclaimed stage director Kirill Serebrennikov. She described what it was like editorially under pressure from the state when The Moscow News went under and while working at Russia Beyond the Headlines. And she and Kevin talked about her upbringing in Kiev and North Carolina, and how life brought her the Middle East, then back to the former Soviet Union, and finally again to the United States. You can follow Natalia on Twitter at @NataliaAntonovahttps://twitter.com/NataliaAntonova Natalia is also the co-founder of the Anti-Nihilist Institute nonprofit, which you can find @NoToNihilism on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/NoToNihilismIf you enjoy this podcast, consider pledging a little dough to help with sound recording, editing, and hosting costs:www.patreon.com/kevinrothrockSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/kevinrothrock)

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In this episode of the Strange Horizons podcast, editor Anaea Lay presents Natalia Antonova's "The Fox Head Barks Facing Seaward." You can read the full text of the story here.

Atostogų egzotiniuose kraštuose dovana – parazitai: kur gali tykoti pavojai?Pagal statistinius duomenis nuo 30 iki 70 proc. keliautojų, grįžusių iš egzotinių kraštų, jaučia virškinimo sistemos sutrikimus. Tai galėtų būti ženklas, kad užsikrėsta parazitais. Labiau rizikuoja tie žmonės, kurie kelionės maršrutą planuoja patys, keliauja ne į kurortines zonas.Vasarą didesnė tikimybė užsikrėsti parazitinėmis ligomis ir Lietuvoje. Nacionalinės visuomenės sveikatos priežiūros laboratorijos Parazitologinių tyrimų poskyrio vedėja Jolanta Žiliukienė paaiškins, kaip žmogus galėtų apsisaugoti, kad vėliau netektų ilgai sirgti.Maisto papildų vartojimas – kartais yra vadinamas mados reikalu. O mados tendencijas dažniausiai nusižiūrime iš kitų šalių. Papildai – tai ne vaistai, kartoja mums gydytojai. Tačiau kartu su vaistais dažnas išgeria ir piliulę papildų. Pagrindinis dalykas vartojant papildus – gydytojo patarimas. Tačiau dažnai net ir neįspėjame gydytojo, kad vartojame papildus, todėl galimas visiškai ne toks poveikis, kokio tikimės. Mat reikia stebėti, kad nesidubliuotų sudedamosios vaistų ir papildų dalys. Jei nebus į tai atsižvelgta, galimas ir toksinis poveikis. VU ligoninės Santariškių klinikų gydytoja dietologė Žana Antonova.

Atostogų egzotiniuose kraštuose dovana – parazitai: kur gali tykoti pavojai?Pagal statistinius duomenis nuo 30 iki 70 proc. keliautojų, grįžusių iš egzotinių kraštų, jaučia virškinimo sistemos sutrikimus. Tai galėtų būti ženklas, kad užsikrėsta parazitais. Labiau rizikuoja tie žmonės, kurie kelionės maršrutą planuoja patys, keliauja ne į kurortines zonas.Vasarą didesnė tikimybė užsikrėsti parazitinėmis ligomis ir Lietuvoje. Nacionalinės visuomenės sveikatos priežiūros laboratorijos Parazitologinių tyrimų poskyrio vedėja Jolanta Žiliukienė paaiškins, kaip žmogus galėtų apsisaugoti, kad vėliau netektų ilgai sirgti.Maisto papildų vartojimas – kartais yra vadinamas mados reikalu. O mados tendencijas dažniausiai nusižiūrime iš kitų šalių. Papildai – tai ne vaistai, kartoja mums gydytojai. Tačiau kartu su vaistais dažnas išgeria ir piliulę papildų. Pagrindinis dalykas vartojant papildus – gydytojo patarimas. Tačiau dažnai net ir neįspėjame gydytojo, kad vartojame papildus, todėl galimas visiškai ne toks poveikis, kokio tikimės. Mat reikia stebėti, kad nesidubliuotų sudedamosios vaistų ir papildų dalys. Jei nebus į tai atsižvelgta, galimas ir toksinis poveikis. VU ligoninės Santariškių klinikų gydytoja dietologė Žana Antonova.