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Join us on the latest episode, hosted by Jared S. Taylor!Our Guests: LuAnn Kimker, Senior Vice President (SVP) for Clinical Innovation at Azara Healthcare & Sinead Forkan-Kelly, Director of Client Success and Growth Strategies at American Medical Association (AMA).What you'll get out of this episode:The American Medical Association (AMA) prioritizes hypertension management to prevent cardiovascular disease.Azara Healthcare provides real-time data insights for better treatment decisions.The AMA MAP framework guides care teams in accurate measurement and rapid action.Automated outreach tools help increase patient engagement and adherence.Collaboration between AMA and Azara supports care teams nationwide in improving hypertension care.To learn more about Azara Healthcare & American Medical Association (AMA):Azara Healthcare Website http://www.azarahealthcare.comAzara Healthcare LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/azara-healthcare/AMA Website http://www.ama-assn.orgAMA LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/american-medical-association/Our sponsors for this episode are:Sage Growth Partners https://www.sage-growth.com/Quantum Health https://www.quantum-health.com/Show and Host's Socials:Slice of HealthcareLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sliceofhealthcare/Jared S TaylorLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaredstaylor/WHAT IS SLICE OF HEALTHCARE?The go-to site for digital health executive/provider interviews, technology updates, and industry news. Listed to in 65+ countries.
Dampyr 299 "Il nemico di Azara", scritto da Mauro Boselli, disegnato da Stefano Andreucci, edito dalla Sergio Bonelli Editore.Mi trovi anche suInstagramwww.instagram.com/fumetti.e.dintorni/E qualcosa la trovi anche suTikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@fumettiedintorniSe ti piace il mio podcast,offrimi un caffèhttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/fumettiedintorniQui c'è il mio piccolo mercatino suSubitohttps://www.subito.it/utente/16653861E qui quelloVintedhttps://www.vinted.it/member/216819894
In this episode of Business Ninjas, host Andrew Lippman speaks with Todd Schlesinger, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Azara Healthcare, a leader in population health and value-based care solutions. Todd shares how Azara empowers healthcare providers by transforming massive amounts of data into actionable insights, improving patient outcomes, and helping organizations navigate the complexities of value-based care.Join us as Todd discusses Azara's innovative approach to aggregating data, providing meaningful analytics, and supporting healthcare providers in delivering efficient, high-quality care. With clients spanning across 44 states, Azara continues to set the standard in healthcare IT.Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insightful conversations with industry leaders!Learn more about Azara Healthcare and their cutting-edge solutions at azarahealthcare.com.Want to be interviewed on our Business Ninjas podcast? Schedule time with us now, and we'll make it happen right away! Check out WriteForMe, more than just a Content Agency! See the Faces Behind The Voices on our YouTube Channel!
Aujourd'hui, avec nos invités, nous avons exploré le hackathon autour de la blockchain TON en compagnie de participants et gagnants, dont Azara de Ton Society et Bilal El Alamy de Pyratz Lab. L'échange a mis en lumière le potentiel de TON intégré à Telegram, offrant des applications Web3 accessibles et une communauté dynamique.L'épisode a présenté des projets comme Megland par Faheem, qui tire parti de l'écosystème Tone pour améliorer l'expérience utilisateur. Eugène le gagnant du hackaton a présenté une plateforme de financement sécurisé basée sur des contrats intelligents, apportant transparence et protection des fonds pour les investisseurs.Les intervenants ont montré comment l'intégration de TON dans Telegram pourrait simplifier l'adoption des services Web3, créant un écosystème décentralisé accessible au grand public.Pour aller plus loin:* Site web de Ton Society* Compte Twitter d'Azara* Profil LinkedIn de Bilal El Alamy* Découvrez le replay vidéo de l'épisode ici: This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nftmorning.com
Esta semana Azara García es la protagonista principal de Territorio Trail, en una entrevista en la que desgrana el día a día en sus meses de lesión, el proceso de recuperación y la adaptación, física y mental, de una deportista de élite a un período de inactividad por lesión. Alex Puyó analiza a fondo, en nuestro TrailTest, las Kailas Fuga 4, una opción cómoda y segura en todo tipo de terrenos. Avanzamos novedades y datos de interés de la Ultra Meditarránea a menos de tres meses de su celebración, descubrimos en nuestras #PequeñasGrandesCarreras el Trail Crestas Mar de Aragón, Angels Llobera resume su participación en la Ultra Serra del Montsant y finalizamos con Antonio Codina y la sección BritTrail.
Aujourd'hui nous avons accueilli Azara, cofondateur de TON France, la branche française de TON Society. Azara nous a présenté l'écosystème Web3 en pleine expansion sur Telegram, en expliquant comment The Open Network (TON) se positionne comme une plateforme puissante pour les applications décentralisées et les services. Il a également mis en avant plusieurs projets français en développement au sein de l'écosystème TON, soulignant le potentiel d'innovation que permet la combinaison du Web3 avec la large base d'utilisateurs de Telegram.Azara a également parlé du Bootcamp et Hackathon TON, qui se tiendra ce week end du 18 au 20 octobre 2024 à Station F à Paris. Cet événement rassemblera développeurs, entrepreneurs et créatifs pour un week-end de réseautage, de formation et de création. Le Bootcamp est une occasion pour les participants de développer et présenter des mini-apps intégrées à l'écosystème TON sur Telegram, avec un soutien et un mentorat de la part de leaders de l'industrie. Le hackathon offrira un espace pour innover et explorer les possibilités offertes par le Web3, avec des récompenses pour les projets les plus prometteurs.Liens utiles :* TON Society : TON Society sur Telegram* Compte Twitter d'Azara* Site officiel de TON Society* Site officiel de TON : ton.org* Infos sur le Bootcamp TON : * Replay vidéo de l'épisode: This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nftmorning.com
17hs Claudio Salvador en Voces de la Selva por GDSradio Mar del Plata y la Red del Abrazo www.gdsradio.com www.gdsradio.com.ar Dr. Claudio Bertonatti , naturalista y museólogo. Asesor científico de la Fundación Azara y docente de la Universidad Maimónides. Es miembro de la Cátedra UNESCO de Turismo Cultural. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gds-radio/message
El bilbaíno José Luis Tellería Jorge vuelve sobre los pasos de Félix de Azara, un ingeniero militar español que recorrió las fronteras del Río de la Plata del siglo XVIII....
While speaking to Radio Islam International at the polling station, Bernadine Bhairow made a pointed comment: "The reality of our democracy is that we cannot select the leaders listed on the ballot." However, she strongly stressed that "the involvement of voters is crucial in determining the direction of our country's future."
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Sponsor: London Nootropics: offrici un caffé nootropico, potenzia il cervello e comprendi meglio i nostri podcast! Per supportarci usa il codice "LIFEX" al momento dell'acquisto. Quanto è importante l'alimentazione per il recupero e la performance dei calciatori di Serie A? Come è possibile ottimizzare la nutrizione tra primo e secondo tempo e quella durante gli allenamenti sfruttando sapientemente l'integrazione? Ce lo spiega Danilo Azara, nutrizionista dell'Atalanta Calcio.
Gran domingo viajero el que os proponemos hoy 28 de abril, con Alberto Campa que nos lleva a conocer un destino muy atractivo de la vieja Europa, Albania, que guarda en su territorio preciosas joyas artísticas, y paisajes de gran belleza…a continuación el investigador José Gregorio González nos lleva a tierras Canarias en nuestras salidas por España pero con un trasfondo de curiosidad y misterio…en la segunda hora llega Grandes Viajeros y Personajes de la Historia y será el catedrático Javier de Navascues quien nos hable de un increíble naturalista autodidacta Félix de Azara, y de una familia con una vida muy especial Diego Alvear y su hijo Carlos…y cerramos con el gran ingeniero e historiador Isaac Moreno Gallo que nos llevará al mundo de la ingenieria romana para conocer sus puentes y sus acueductos con sus características más relevantes…dos horas una vez más de radio cultural y viajera en Rpa!!
Gran domingo viajero el que os proponemos hoy 28 de abril, con Alberto Campa que nos lleva a conocer un destino muy atractivo de la vieja Europa, Albania, que guarda en su territorio preciosas joyas artísticas, y paisajes de gran belleza…a continuación el investigador José Gregorio González nos lleva a tierras Canarias en nuestras salidas por España pero con un trasfondo de curiosidad y misterio…en la segunda hora llega Grandes Viajeros y Personajes de la Historia y será el catedrático Javier de Navascues quien nos hable de un increíble naturalista autodidacta Félix de Azara, y de una familia con una vida muy especial Diego Alvear y su hijo Carlos…y cerramos con el gran ingeniero e historiador Isaac Moreno Gallo que nos llevará al mundo de la ingenieria romana para conocer sus puentes y sus acueductos con sus características más relevantes…dos horas una vez más de radio cultural y viajera en Rpa!!
Darwin, Lamark, Humbold o Mendel: nombres de afamados naturalistas de los que conocemos sus viajes, teorías y descubrimientos. Pero, ¿quiénes fueron Ignacio Bolívar, Antonio Parra, Pedro Franco Dávila o Félix de Azara? ¿Por qué no gozan de la fama y el reconocimiento popular que merecen y que tienen otros estudiosos extranjeros? Para responder a estas preguntas hemos invitado a nuestra reserva a un historiador de la ciencia que viene cargado, muy satisfecho, con los primeros volúmenes de la colección 'Naturalistas del Mundo Hispánico'. Él es Miguel Ángel Puig Samper. Con esta colección pretenden reivindicar sus figuras, sus aportaciones científicas y sacarlos de un anonimato que no se merecen.Naturalistas de otros tiempos, de otros siglos, a los que hoy unimos otro que sí gozó en vida y cuando ya no estaba con nosotros de una popularidad extraordinaria. Un divulgador de la vida animal y de sus amenazas al que conocimos gracias sobre todo a una serie de televisión que cumple ahora cincuenta años: 'El hombre y la tierra'. Se trata de Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente, a cuya figura nos acerca hoy Joaquín Araújo.Escuchar audio
Imagine a world where each wrinkle tells a story of joy, and every year added to your age means a deeper well of wisdom to draw from. That's the world Asara Tsehai, founder of Juicy to 100 Nation, not only envisions but lives passionately at 65 years young. Our conversation with her is a revelation of what she terms 'conscious aging'—a blend of youthful wellness and seasoned wisdom that redefines the golden years. Azara's four-decade quest for the 'fountain of youth' through avenues like African dance and Chicago stepping exemplifies how life can be exuberant and fulfilling, breaking the mold of what society often portrays as a slow march toward obscurity.Our heartfelt exchange traverses the landscape of self-care, touching upon its critical role in financial stability as we approach the horizon of retirement. The dialogue uncovers the neural shifts that catalyze personal evolution, and what it truly means to be a "juicy woman" — one who is unapologetically feminine, sensuous, and perfectly imperfect. Asara and I explore the leap from acquiring knowledge to taking action, the monumental impact of visual exemplars, and the sanctity of spaces that foster intuition and incremental wellness. As the conversation culminates, we celebrate the collective wisdom that takes flight when women of wisdom unite. To our cherished listeners, this episode is a testament to the energy and empowerment you infuse into V.I.B.E. Living, and for that, our gratitude knows no bounds.Asra's Bio At 65, Asara Tsehai boldly declares, "I plan to be Fine, Fit & Fabulous even beyond 100 years young, and so can you!" She's not merely engaging in conversation; she's insisting on the dialogue surrounding conscious aging for women of all ages, as the visionary founder behind The Juicy to 100 Nation; a dynamic sisterhood of women who refuse to let age define them. These women are not only dedicated to aging gracefully; they're dedicated to aging outrageously, living Juicy and Delicious lives even beyond 100 years young. Asara with 40 years of experience in wellness and leadership has inspired over 10,000 women on their wellness journey. With a wealth of experience in Wellness and Transformational Teambuilding, Asara has transformed non-profits, corporations, and organizations alike. As CEO of "Ancient Treasure," she offers her clients an exclusive combination of ancient health rituals, a lifestyle promoting radiant health, and holistic skincare, for ageless glowing skin providing simplicity, wellness, and beauty in one transformative experience.Social Media www.facebook.com/asaratsehai https://bit.ly/90dayswellness https://bit.ly/keepthemguessingpageWe hope you have enjoyed this episode. Please like, comment, subscribe and share the podcast.To find out more about Lynnis and what is going on in the V.I.B.E. Living World please go to https://linktr.ee/LynnisInterested in joining the new V.I.B.E. Wellness Woman Network go to https://www.vibewellnesswoman.com and sign-up to be notified when the network launches.
Charlamos con Miguel Aguilar, director literario de Random House, de la novela póstuma de García Márquez, “En agosto nos vemos”. Con Eduardo Viñuales descubrimos la flora y fauna en el entorno del Aneto a través de su 4 reportaje “Vivir a 3.400 metros de altitud” , reconocido en los Premios Félix de Azara. Eloy Morera nos acerca una nueva lección de historia. Recorremos la actividad social, cultural y festiva del día.
Teruma | Just a Vav: Rashi and Textual Criticism, by Rav Yitzchak Etshalom Why is Rashi explaining a "Vav" that isn't there? (Shemot 25:22). Rashi's comment on Shemot 25:22, explaining the letter "vav" in the word ואת as being superfluous, has raised eyebrows over the centuries...since in our Sifrei Torah, the word is את, without a Vav. We identify other Rishonim who apparently had that reading in their text of the Torah and then review those supercommentaries of Rashi who addressed this unusual note. This leads us to a discussion of the phenomenon of textual variants in Tanakh and the fact that it is not an isolated phenomenon; we see examples of this in the manner in which Biblical texts are quoted in Chazal as well as the well-known story of the three Sifrei Torah found in the Azara, each of which had one unique feature relative to the other two, leading the Chakhamim to favor the two over the one. The unexpected result was that each of these scrolls was ultimately judged to be invalid. Source sheet >>
`Mujeres de las piedras´ son breves biografías de las féminas más relevantes e importantes del mundo de la Geociencia. Los arqueólogos Fernanda Castaño y Sebastián Apesteguía son los autores de la obra que se descarga gratis en Mujeres de las piedras. Breves biografías de algunas geólogas y paleontólogas que nos precedieron - Fundación Azara (fundacionazara.org.ar)"Una pequeña devolución a las mujeres que nos formaron"
This week, Hebrew College rabbinical student Jessica Spencer is here to talk about how she helped found a yeshiva in her hometown of Edinburgh, Scotland. Modeled after projects like Pardes and Hadar, Azara brings together Jews from across the denominational spectrum to study sacred texts and stories. Tune in this week to discover how Azara is guiding Edinburgh's Jewish community through their first encounters with Talmudic texts. Among other things, Jessica is showing us how they make meaning out of difficult or problematic texts in the modern day while guiding people in making connections between the texts and their own lives, and sharing Azara's unique approach to cross-denominational teffilah. Get full show notes and more information here: http://hebrewcollege.edu/podcast-19
On this episode the guys are joined by returning guest Azara to discuss the 2023 Australian Horror film "Talk To Me". Directed by first time feature film makers and twin brothers Danny & Michael Philippou. https://betamaxultd.weebly.com
En este 24 episodio del Find Your Everest Podcast by Javi Ordieres, hablamos de: - La impresionante victoria y record de la prueba de Greta García Morán https://www.instagram.com/gretagarm/ en la Transvaldeónica. - Del lanzamiento del nuevo COROS Apex 2 Pro Chamonix y Pace 3: https://findyoureverest.es/categoria-producto/marcas/coros/ - Hablamos con Dani Osanz, para conocer sus sensaciones antes es de la OCC. - En cuanto al UTMB, Pau Capell y Aroa Sio, nos cuentan como se enfrentan a este reto. - Azara García, nos cuenta como gestiona la presión de ser la máxima favorita en la CCC - Mireia Pons, hace balance de su temporada y como gestionará su participación en la ETC. - Tenemos también a Pablo Villa como experto en UTMB En la pregunta de la semana, vemos vuestras respuestas a la pregunta de carreras locas y proponemos la de la próxima semana “Productos que faltan en el mercado". En la sección de Material, contamos la resposiciones que hemos tenido de: - Hoka Zinal 2: https://findyoureverest.es/producto/zapatillas-hoka-zinal-2/ - Adidas Boston 12: https://findyoureverest.es/producto/zapatillas-adidas-adizero-boston-12/ - Adidas Trail Raider: https://findyoureverest.es/producto/zapatillas-adidas-terrex-trail-rider/ - Brooks Divide GTX: https://findyoureverest.es/producto/zapatillas-brooks-divide-4-gtx/ - Joma Kubor: https://findyoureverest.es/producto/zapatillas-joma-kubor/ - Merrell: https://findyoureverest.es/categoria-producto/marcas/merrell/ - Gafas Julbo: https://findyoureverest.es/categoria-producto/marcas/julbo/ - Coros Pace 3: https://findyoureverest.es/producto/reloj-gps-coros-pace-3/ - Coros Apex 2 Pro Chamonix: https://findyoureverest.es/producto/reloj-gps-coros-apex-2-pro-chamonix-edition/ - Naak: https://findyoureverest.es/categoria-producto/marcas/naak/ - Cerramos el podcast con el Diccionario de Trail, comentando como manejarte en el UTMB en francés, alemán e italiano! ESPERO QUE OS GUSTE EL PROGRAMA QUE HEMOS PREPARADO! Ya sabéis que podéis apoyarnos, visitando nuestra tienda online de Trail Running en: https://www.findyoureverest.es/
Join us on the latest episode! Our Guest: Jeff Brandes, CEO at Azara HealthcareWhat you'll get out of this episode:- Jeff's journey from engineering to healthcare entrepreneurship.- Azara Healthcare leads in population health analytics for providers.- Data-driven insights address health disparities and social determinants.- Quality and finance integration- Future focus: expanding actionable data access for healthcare innovation.To learn more about Azara Healthcare: https://www.azarahealthcare.com/Our sponsors for this episode are:Sage Growth Partners https://sage-growth.com/FlipMD by GoodRX https://www.goodrx.com/Quantum Health https://quantum-health.com/WHAT IS SLICE OF HEALTHCARE?The go-to site for digital health executive/provider interviews, technology updates, and industry news. Listed to in 65+ countries.
In this episode, Xavier Bonilla has a dialogue with Mackenzie Cooley, Anna Toledano, & Duygu Yildirim about natural things in early modern worlds. They discuss how they wrote and edited their book together, Bezoar stones and their medicinal purposes, and ambergris and its medicinal purposes along with aesthetic uses. They also talk about coffee in the middle Ottoman Empire and the relationship of coffee with the body. They discuss Felix de Azara as an engineer turned naturalist, use of local terms and labels, how we see natural things in the past and present, and many more topics. Mackenzie Cooley is a historian and Assistant Professor of History and Director of Latin American Studies at Hamilton College. She has her PhD from Stanford University and completed her postdoc fellowship from Cornell University. Her main interests are uses and abuses of the natural world in early modern science. She is the author of The Perfection of Nature and co-editor of Natural Things in Modern Worlds. You can find her work here. Twitter: @newworldnature1Anna Toledano is a historian and museum professional studying objects in early modern science. She is completing her PhD in History of Science from Stanford University. You can find her work here. Twitter: @annatoledanoDuygu Yildirim is a historian of science and medicine and Assistant Professor The University of Tennessee. She has her PhD in history from Stanford University. Her main interests are in the early Modern Mediterranean and Ottoman Empire. You can find her work here. Twitter: @historiandiary This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit convergingdialogues.substack.com
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MUNDIAL MOUNTAIN TRAIL RUNNING ULTRA: ULTIMA HORA. Trazado y favoritos.Nuestra sección MUNDIAL MONTAÑA Y TRAIL nos presenta la previa de la carrera que sobre un trazado con 87k/D+6.500m se disputrá el próximo 9JUN a las 6h en el Campeonato del Mundo Montaña y Trail Running.España brilló en la Ultra Tailandia 2022 con tres medallas: Plata femenina y bronce masculino por equipos, más el bronce individual para Gemma Arenas y el top5 de Jose Angel Canales y Aritz Egea. En la Ultra femenina, tocará defender la plata que nos colgamos con Gemma Arenas sumando además bronce individual. Esta vez, la de Almagro formará equipo con Azara García de los Salmones, también medallista en 2022 y campeona de España Ultra 2023 en El Paso, más Rosa María Lara, bronce en La Palma tras Azara y Gemma.Los hombres también ganaron medalla en la Ultra del 2022, así que tendrán que defender ese bronce conseguido y para ello repetiremos equipo, con los mismos cuatro integrantes. José Ángel Fernández (cuarto en Chiang Mai), Aritz Egea (quinto en 2022 y campeón de España Ultra 2023), Marcos Ramos (23º y quinto en el Nacional) y Borja Fernández (45º y subcampeón en El Paso).Sección MUNDIAL MONTAÑa Y TRAIL en la web: https://carrerasdemontana.com/tag/mundial-montana-y-trail/Videos y streaming envivo: https://www.youtube.com/moxigeno#carrerasdemontaña #radiotrailArrancamos con el podcast RADIO TRAIL analizando trazado y top10 favoritos, por Mayayo.
Andrew Azara, Dublin, Ireland (now Barcelona) joins us Stacked to share his journey as a producer covering how he found his way into music, his strategy for his career and how he handles the inner mindset when it comes to navigating the complex world of being a DJ
La jueza Fabiana Palmaghini envió a juicio oral y público la causa en la que se investigan el incendio ocurrido en 2014 en el depósito de la empresa Iron Mountain, ubicado en el barrio porteño de Barracas, en el que murieron ocho bomberos y dos miembros de la Dirección de Defensa Civil del Gobierno de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, informaron fuentes judiciales. Jorge Campos, padre del bombero fallecido Sebastián Campos, destacó que "es un paso muy importante" y expresó: "Lo que buscamos nosotros es justicia; no venganza". "Fue una lucha desigual, contra un ejercito de abogados que tenían ellos, y nosotros con uno solo", dijo, y agregó: "La sangre de los bomberos no se va a secar hasta que consigamos justicia". Se trata de un expediente en el que hay 18 imputados entre los que figuran directivos de la empresa y exfuncionarios de la Dirección General de Fiscalización y Control del gobierno porteño, como así también un empleado de seguridad de Iron Mountain que estaba en funciones cuando se inició el incendio. "Tanto las partes querellantes como la señora fiscal de la causa han requerido la elevación a juicio de estas actuaciones, no existiendo fundamento alguno para precluir el proceso a instancias anteriores, debiendo continuarse hacia la siguiente instancia", sostuvo la jueza en la resolución de más de 174 páginas. El hecho ocurrió en la mañana del 5 de febrero de 2014, cuando la propagación de un incendio desatado en el depósito que la firma Iron Mountain tenía en Azara 1245, provocó que la estructura metálica (columnas y cabriadas) que sostenía el techo comenzara a ceder por las altas temperaturas y derrumbara la pared de la calle Jovellanos. Como consecuencia de esto, fallecieron el comisario inspector Leonardo Day, la subinspectora Anahí Garnica, los cabos Carlos Veliz, Eduardo Adrián Conesa y Maximiliano Martínez, el agente Juan Matías Monticelli (del Cuartel I de Bomberos de la Policía Federal), los bomberos voluntarios Sebastián Ezequiel Campos y Facundo Ricardo Ambrosi (cuartel Vuelta de Rocha) y los rescatistas de Defensa Civil, Pedro Esteban Barícola y José Méndez Araujo. Al reseñar los hechos, la jueza detalló que cerca de las 9.04 horas del día del hecho se derrumbó el muro perimetral que daba sobre la calle Jovellanos y produjo los fallecimientos y las lesiones que fueron objeto de investigación. Pase lo que pase, lunes a viernes de 7.00 a 10.00 Con Darío Villarruel, Florencia Ibáñez, Santiago Paz, Gustavo Campana, Nidia Aguirre, Fernando Pedernera y Andrea Baldivieso
On this episode the guys are joined by friend of the podcast, Azara, as they discuss the HBO hit series The Last Of Us. https://betamaxultd.weebly.com
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Ams, Late Nite ‘DUB ‘Addict, Niereich, Rafael Cerato, Vinyl's From The Past and Music News. https://75dc83.p3cdn1.secureserver.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/MFAW-EP-86.mp3 Music From Around Episode 86: Transcription Intro: 0:00 to 0:16Mason Paine here and this is episode 86 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Ams, Late Nite ‘DUB ‘Addict, Niereich, Rafael Cerato, Vinyl's From The Past and Music News. Ams: Start - 0:17 and End – 7:37Hailing from Paris, France is DJ Ams. Breaking into the music scene in 2020 with her Deep House style of music, she quickly made a name for herself and by 2021 had signed to the New York label Nervous Records for her debut track “Solstice”. She is back with her latest release “Morning Glory – The Andrew Azara remix” take a listen to this here. “Morning Glory – The Andrew Azara remix” is out now via Surge Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. Irish DJ and Producer Andrew Azara remixed Morning Glory and is stirring up quite a buzz with his various remixes. His distinctive house and techno sound is earning him a place in the electronic music scene. For the latest on Ams releases and other upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/ams__music; that's Instagram.com/A-M-S UNDERSCORE M-U-S-I-C; also make sure you check out Instagram.com/Andrew.Azara; for the latest on Andrew Azara, projects, that's Instagram.com/A-N-D-R-E-W DOT A-Z-A-R-A Late Nite ‘Dub' Addict: Start – 7:38 and End – 16:46Daniel Smith, A.K.A Late Nite ‘DUB ‘Addict is a House DJ and Producer hailing from Northern England. His sound can be traced back to the US house scene of the 80's and 90's. Heavyweights Todd Terry, DJ Pierre and Frankie Knuckles all had a major influence on his style. Take a listen to his latest track “Rude Boy” “Rude Boy” is out now via Trax Records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Outside DJ and Producing, Late Nite ‘DUB' Addict manages and owns his own independent record label called DEEP 'N' DOPE RECORDS. For the latest on Late Nite ‘DUB' Addict's latest projects visit Instagram.com/latenitedubaddict; that's Instagram.com/L-A-T-E-N-I-T-E-D-U-B-A-D-D-I-C-T Vinyl's From The Past: 16:47 to 26:51We are going to take a brief break for “Vinyl's From The Past”. In this limited run segment I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode we will be featuring Steve “Silk” Hurley. Steve “Silk” Hurley is a DJ, Producer and Remixer based out of Chicago. He is considered not only a founder but a pioneer of the Chicago House sound. In the early 80's he started DJing and he was one of the first to use a drum machine and sampler to create his own remixes and edits. In 1986 Steve released a groundbreaking track “Jack Your Body”. Take a listen to it here. “Jack Your Body” was released on Underground Records. It became a massive hit in the UK reaching number one. This track also helped popularize the Chicago house music scene and established Steve as a major figure in the house music scene. That's it for this Vinyl's from the past, now let's get back to more music. Niereich,: Start – 26:52 and End – 33:42Austrian Minimal, Techno, DJ and Producer Niereich, is known for his high energy techno and remixes. His most notable releases include The Bridge and Haarp. Check out his latest track “Mascarade” “Mascarade” is out now via Riot Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Niereich projects visit: Niereich.com; that's N-I-E-R-E-I-C-H DOT com. News Break 2: 33:43 to 34:32Let's take a brief break for some music news. Hard Summer is coming back to Los Angeles. The festival began in 2008 and has been considere...
TRANSGRANCANARIA 2023: Balance final. Momentazos Courtney, Andreu, Azara, Nuria y más. Radio Trail, con Memphis y Mayayo- Final a la Transgrancanaria de Courtney, que pasará así con justicia a la historia porque la ultrera de Colorado, apoyada por su pareja en carrera, nos regaló una carrera fabulosa. Bajo de 15h por primera vez en la historia, llegando en 14h40 y séptima absoluta, pisando los talones de un Pau Capell, que fue quinto con 14h22. Mucho, mucho correr es eso. Y siempre, sonriendo. Pero hubo más, mucho más.... Nuestro podcast trail running repasa con Memphis y Mayayo, veteranos de la Transgrancanaria desde 2010 hasta hoy, los momentazos que nos han dejado campeones 2023 como Andreu Simon, Nuria Gil, Azara García o Robert Pkemoio. Y duelos para recordar, como el de Bart vs. Alex García en los 24km. Para la historia, tambien, la visita de Don Scott Jurek, leyenda viva del ultra trail gracias al apoyo especial de Brooks Running. Más info, siempre en la web: https://www.carrerasdemontana.com Los videos, siempre en nuestro canal, suscribete si te llama: https://www.youtube.com/moxigeno #carrerasdemontaña
TRANSGRANCANARIA 2023: Balance final. Momentazos Courtney, Andreu, Azara, Nuria y más. Radio Trail, con Memphis y Mayayo- Final a la Transgrancanaria de Courtney, que pasará así con justicia a la historia porque la ultrera de Colorado, apoyada por su pareja en carrera, nos regaló una carrera fabulosa. Bajo de 15h por primera vez en la historia, llegando en 14h40 y séptima absoluta, pisando los talones de un Pau Capell, que fue quinto con 14h22. Mucho, mucho correr es eso. Y siempre, sonriendo. Pero hubo más, mucho más.... Nuestro podcast trail running repasa con Memphis y Mayayo, veteranos de la Transgrancanaria desde 2010 hasta hoy, los momentazos que nos han dejado campeones 2023 como Andreu Simon, Nuria Gil, Azara García o Robert Pkemoio. Y duelos para recordar, como el de Bart vs. Alex García en los 24km. Para la historia, tambien, la visita de Don Scott Jurek, leyenda viva del ultra trail gracias al apoyo especial de Brooks Running. Más info, siempre en la web: https://www.carrerasdemontana.com Los videos, siempre en nuestro canal, suscribete si te llama: https://www.youtube.com/moxigeno #carrerasdemontaña
La Diputación Provincial de Huesca entrega hoy su galardón más prestigioso, el “Félix de Azara”, a los pastores de la provincia de Huesca, por ser un indicativo de la salud de un área natural y de los valores, políticas e ideas que caracterizan a su población. En su nombre, recogerá el premio el director técnico del Grupo Pastores, Enrique Fantova. Hemos hablado con él en Despierta Aragón, en Aragón Radio.
TRANSGRANCANARIA 2023 PASO ECUADOR Ultima hora 128k/804K Courtney, Pau, Azara y Claudia + Resultados KV-24K-45K. Mayayo. La Transgrancanaria 2023 acaba de pasar el ecuador de sus carreras, con el final de la Maratón, que deja todo listo para las dos grandes ultras de 80k y 128k. Nuestro podcast de trail running repasa con Mayayo la ultima hora de la Classic-128k y Advanced-80k con las voces de Courtney, Pau, Claudia y Azara para vosotros. Y por supuesto, también nos hacemos eco de las citas ya vividas, donde destacaron el doblete polaco en Kilómetro Vertical, el duelo Bart vs. Alex en los 24km y ese tremendo Maratón dominado por Robert Pkemoio y Nuria Gil con mano de hierro. Más info siempre en la web: https.//carrerasdemontana.com Los videos, tambien siempre en: https://www.youtube.com/moxigeno Siguenos para ver como acaban esas dos citas finales desde esta medianoche a la tarde del Sábado.
TRANSGRANCANARIA 2023 PASO ECUADOR Ultima hora 128k/804K Courtney, Pau, Azara y Claudia + Resultaods KV-24K-45K. Mayayo. La Transgrancanaria 2023 acaba de pasar el ecuador de sus carreras, con el final de la Maratón, que deja todo listo para las dos grandes ultras de 80k y 128k. Nuestro podcast de trail running repasa con Mayayo la ultima hora de la Classic-128k y Advanced-80k con las voces de Courtney, Pau, Claudia y Azara para vosotros. Y por supuesto, tambien nos hacemos eco de las citas ya vividas, donde destacaron el doblete polaco en Kilometro Vertical, el duelo Bart vs. Alex en los 24km y ese tremendo Maratón domiando por Robert Pkemoio y Nuria Gil con mano de hierro. Más info siempre en la web: https.//carrerasdemontana.com Los videos, tambien siempre en: https://www.youtube.com/moxigeno Siguenos para ver como acaban esas dos citas finales desde esta medianoche a la tarde del Sábado.
FUNKiMAN's SELECTION 0110 - Andrew Azara Guest Mix @andrew_azara_music Tracklist: Chaos In The CBD - Higher Elevation (Original Mix) Nerve Maze - B1 Abstract VINYL ONLY Tucillo - Es Fanki (Original Mix) Solonoi - Hidden Treasure 08 (Original Mix) Todd Terry - Together (Dub #2) Joshua - Echo Chamber (Joshua's Dubwise Mix) Burnski - Remember (Original Mix) Janeko - Deeper Thoughts VINYL ONLY Paperclip People - Throw (Slam RTM remix) ID - ID (Original Mix) Danny Snowden - ID (Original Mix) Andrew Azara - Echos (Original Mix) Mandar - String Theory (Original Mix) If the copyright holders do not want their track in our podcast, please send us a private message or email: sem.jacobs@hotmail.com
No, no, no, no. Esperar a que llegue el verano es tan insensato como quedarme aquí apoyada sobre tarjetas postales de que disfrutaron otros. El espíritu es una entidad contradictoria, hasta maldita.
New Species: Jakapil kaniukura Did you know that there are still new dinosaurs being identified? In this episode, hear from Facundo Riguetti, a PhD student of the Universidad Maimónides-CONICET and a fellow of the Fundación de Historia Natural Félix de Azara, both in Buenos Aires. He'll tell us how his new species of dinosaur was collected, what makes it different from others of its clade, and even some theories on key morphological features which make it unique from other similar genera. It's the first of its kind to be found in South America, making it an especially important discovery! Facundo Riguetti's paper “A new Cretaceous thyreophoran from Patagonia supports a South American lineage of armoured dinosaurs” is in the August 11th issue of Scientific Reports, volume 12 article 11621. It can be found here: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-022-15535-6 New Species: Jakapil kaniukura (Riguetti, Apesteguía & Pereda-Suberbiola) Episode image courtesy of Facundo Riguetti And a bonus! Facundo's new species has been imagined to life through an animation by Gabriel Díaz Yanten, Mauricio Alvarez, and Lautaro Rodríguez Blanco. Watch their clip below, and follow @PaleoGDY on twitter or the artists on instagram for more of their work. Animation: https://twitter.com/PaleoGDY/status/1557819385946988544?s=20&t=wa4k41TzTZk8WZLLYf_6PA https://www.instagram.com/lautarorodriguezblanco/ (Lautaro Rodríguez Blanco; sculpture) https://www.instagram.com/paleogdy/ (Gabriel Díaz Yanten; 3D models and renders) https://www.instagram.com/mauricio_alvarez_art/ (Mauricio Alvarez; illustration and skin of models) Be sure to follow New Species on Twitter (@PodcastSpecies) and like the podcast page on Facebook (www.facebook.com/NewSpeciesPodcast) Music in this podcast is "No More (Instrumental)," by HaTom (https://fanlink.to/HaTom). If you have questions or feedback about this podcast, please e-mail us at NewSpeciesPodcast@gmail.com If you would like to support this podcast, please consider doing so at https://www.patreon.com/NewSpeciesPod
An interview with Azara García before the 2022 UTMB. * * * * * * For more on who's running this year's UTMB, read our in-depth: Women's Preview: https://i-rn.fr/22UTMB-Women and Men's Preview: https://i-rn.fr/22UTMB-Men For links to all our pre-race interviews (with full transcripts!), information on how to follow the race starting Friday, and many other resources, check our our UTMB Live Coverage page: https://i-rn.fr/22UTMB-Live For all of our decade-plus of UTMB-related articles, head here: https://i-rn.fr/UTMB
An interview with Azara García before the 2022 UTMB.
La ciencia es la mayor obra colectiva de la humanidad. Gracias a ella, vivimos más y mejor, hemos acortado distancias, explorado mundos lejanos, desterrado enfermedades. La ciencia y la tecnología son, posiblemente, las únicas herramientas que disponemos para luchar contra grandes amenazas como el cambio climático, la crisis energética o posibles pandemias. Pero como cualquier obra humana, también tiene sus sombras, riesgos externos e internos, aunque quizá sean estos últimos los más insidiosos, los que provienen de quienes forman parte del sistema. De ellos y de sus posibles soluciones trata el libro “Los males de la ciencia”, editado por Nextdoor y escrito por Juan Ignacio Pérez Iglesias y Joaquín Sevilla, a quienes hemos entrevistado en el programa. Despedimos este mes de julio recuperando la biografía de Félix de Azara, militar, ingeniero, explorador, cartógrafo, antropólogo y naturalista. Como nos contó Nuria Martínez Medina, se adelantó a la teoría de la evolución de Darwin, quien lo citó en su 'Origen de las especies'. Hemos informado de que el nuevo jefe de la agencia espacial rusa Roscosmos, Yuri Borísov, ha confirmado los planes de Moscú de abandonar la Estación Espacial Internacional después de 2024 y su intención de construir su propio coplejo orbital; de los planes de la NASA para traer a la Tierra en 2033 las muestras de suelo marciano tomadas por el Perseverance; de dos nuevos estudios que vuelven a situar el mercado de la ciudad china de Wuhan como epicentro de la aparición del SARS-CoV-2; y del fallecimiento del científico británico y creador de la hipótesis Gaia, James Lovelock, el día de su 103 cumpleaños. Álvaro Martínez del Pozo nos habló de las "caspasas", unas enzimas que intervienen en la muerte programada de nuestras células y son por tanto fundamentales para el correcto funcionamiento del organismo. Carlos Briones nos contó la detección de metano en geiseres de Encélado, un satélite de Saturno y uno de los mejores candidatos para albergar vida en el Sistema Solar. Eulalia Pérez Sedeño trazó la biografía de la arqueóloga sueca Solveig Nordström, quien en la década de 1960 evitó que el importante yacimiento arqueológico del Tossal de Manises (con los restos de la antigua ciudad de Lucentum) fuera destruido por la especulación inmobiliaria). Escuchar audio
En Esta es la Nuestra, repasamos hoy cómo va la producción de almendra en Aragón que se ha visto afectada por las heladas tardías de la pasada primavera. Hablamos con dos productores de este fruto, Francisco en Aniñón y Javier en Azara, a quien preguntamos también si ha llegado aquí la temida “avispilla” que está generando pérdidas en otras comunidades.
In this week's episode, we discuss Joe Biden's Advisor admitting that the reason for high gas prices is due to having to maintain the "Liberal World Order", We discuss Disney pushing their Trans agenda onto your young children, leading to a discussion about the dark creepy history of other Disney movies. We also discuss the recent sentencing of child pedophiles and sex traffickers Ghislaine Maxwell. Subscribe and leave a 5-star review! ----more---- Our website https://redpillrevolution.co Protect your family and support the Red Pill Revolution Podcast with Affordable Life Insurance. This is attached to my license and not a third-party ad! Go to https://agents.ethoslife.com/invite/3504a now! Currently available in AZ, MI, MO, LA, NC, OH, IN, TN, WV Email redpillrevolt@protonmail.com if you would like to sign up in a different state Leave a donation, sign up for our weekly podcast companion newsletter, and follow along with all things Red Pill Revolution by going to our new website: https://redpillrevolution.co ----more---- Full Transcription Welcome to the revolution. Hello and welcome to red pill revolution. My name is Austin Adams. Thank you so much for listening today. I appreciate it so much. It has been a little bit since our last episode. Uh, so I'm really excited to jump back into it. I've been literally like itching to do a podcast episode with you guys. There's been so much that has been going on over the last, I don't know. Uh, several, several weeks, I guess, two and a half weeks now. And, uh, again, I'm really excited to jump into it. So today's episode, we're gonna jump into some of the more interesting topics that have come up over the last several weeks, including, uh, we'll touch on the liberal world order that Biden's, uh, advisor spoke to over the last, uh, I believe it was in the. Several days. We're also gonna touch on the Baymax situation with Disney. If you're not familiar, Disney had a new series come out, uh, regarding Baymax and Baymax is . Um, what is the movie called? Uh, big hero. Six, if you don't have children, you might not know it, but big hero six was the movie. It's a great movie, but they came out with a series recently where there's some interesting things that they, uh, talk to your children about. That a lot of people are kind of uncomfortable with, um, some parts of the, uh, trans agenda. So we'll discuss those things today. We're also going to talk on the Joe Biden cue card situation. if you haven't heard about that, basically they were telling him when to breathe and what to say when to sit down the fact that it was going to be him who is sitting down and not somebody else. I don't know how you make somebody else sit down, but, uh, yeah, they were very, very specific in their words. So we'll talk about all of that. All right. Before we jump into that, though, I need you to do one thing for me. Go ahead and hit that subscribe button, whether you're on apple podcast, YouTube, Spotify, rumble, uh, wherever you're at right now. Go ahead and hit that subscribe button. It means the world to me, it takes. Five seconds, five seconds of your time. I know that every day you go through your day, you're trying to look for a way to get some good karma, to feel good about yourself and know that you're doing something for somebody else. And you can do that very easily right now. And all you gotta do. Just tap, tap, tap that subscribe button real quick for me. All right. The next thing you can do leave a five star review. If you're on apple podcast, if you're on Spotify's YouTube, wherever, leave a five star review, it helps us with the rankings. Again, I appreciate it so much. And that's all I got for you there. All right. So what we're gonna go into first is going to be the liberal world order that Joe Biden's advisor talked about. And we'll go ahead and watch the clip first. Then we're gonna look at a clip of Joe Biden, actually referencing the same exact world order, uh, at the world economic forum. So we'll look at that clip from back in 2017, I believe it was. So let's watch this clip. Uh, we'll listen to it together. And then we will look at Joe Biden's clip of him, discussing it back in 2017. And here we go. It's fairly quick. It's like 10 seconds. Um, so here is this clip It's sustainable. What do you say to those families who say, listen, we can't afford to pay 4 85 a gallon for months. If not years, this is just not sustainable. Well, we heard from the president today was a clear articulation of the stakes. This is about the future of the liberal world order and we have to stand firm. So. so you heard it right there. This is about the future of the liberal world order. You paying $6. A gallon is about the future of the liberal world order that nobody even wants you to talk about. And you heard it right from the mouth of Joe Biden's advisor there. So that was a question regarding gas prices, right? They were asking about gas prices. And, uh, the question was basically how long do you expect people to be able to pay this and this, I don't know, airhead advisor, his response was as long as it takes be as long as we can keep up the liberal world order. Well, I don't know about you. I know about my bank account. I know about my friend's bank account. Family's bank account. None of my family members or friends or anybody gives a shit about the liberal world order. None of them, not a single one. Haven't heard him, you know, Hey, you, you really glad the liberal world orders doing well today, aren't you? No, nobody's talking about that. Nobody cares. Right? These, this Joe Biden and his advisors are so far removed from the general rep, uh, public that they think you actually care about the liberal world order. If anything, that's a concerning statement, right? For how long have we heard that the new world order is a conspiracy theory, right? Is, is something that, you know, doesn't exist. And, and, and you're just saying that because, uh, you know, you, you're a conspiracy theorist, a tin foil hat wearing crazy person. And now they're just saying it outright on, I don't know, whatever that was MSNBC or whatever. Um, so the liberal world order is what that advisor just said is the reason that you need to pay six or $7 a gallon for gas. And again, I don't care about the liberal order world order. I don't care. I don't think you do either. I don't think even liberals care about the liberal world order, especially when they have to pay six or $7 a gallon for gas. It's crazy. Um, so we're gonna go back and we're gonna watch a clip real quick of Joe Biden saying a very similar thing in 2017. And what you'll notice if you're actually looking at the video format of this is that the background has three interesting words while he's discussing these things. And it says world economic forum. Hmm. If you don't know what the world economic forum is, you don't know who Charles Schwab. Who leads the world economic forum? Um, it's basically the, the weirdest, uh, star wars, Imperial army. Uh, I don't know, like the legitimate new world order being ran by all of the world governments. All right, now Disney had a new series come out, uh, regarding Baymax this, the wokeness that Disney put into this TV series and I love this show. Like if you've ever seen the big hero, six, show it or movie, it's a great movie. All you have is go to the new show that they have. And again, this is, uh, the new bay max series and there's two episodes in a row. Two episodes in a row where they have this woke ideology and woke agenda being pushed on your children. Now, I, you know, I don't care what you want to get put in front of your children. I don't care what you want to teach your children. Honestly, don't teach my children, your ideology at 5, 6, 7 years old. Right? And even if you wanna introduce it be because there's a reason, there's a reason that you are not allowed to advertise to children. You're not allowed to advertise to children because they cannot make sense of what is true and what is false. They cannot make sense of when somebody is trying to deceive you for profit. Right? So there's literal laws around advertising to children because they know they're susceptible highly susceptible to somebody of authority or somebody like their favorite movie character, pushing an ideology and making something normal that maybe isn't. Or maybe, you know, shouldn't be pushed on a five to six year old. And again, there's two sides of Disney plus the show's on Disney plus, and there's two sides of it. There's like the parent side in the child's side and the kid's side of Disney plus doesn't have a ton of movies that you would normally let your child watch, right? Like Moana's not on there. Uh, cars, three Peter pan Dumbo wreck it, Ralph, like all of these, uh, onward, which is another awesome kid's movie. All of these movies that seemingly should be allowed for children that aren't for some obscure reason, but this new bay max series is on the kid size kid side of Disney, the kid size of di side of Disney. So you start to see in the series very quickly, what they're starting to push. And so we'll watch this clip right here. And what it is is it's this Baymax. If you don't know the, the background of big hero, six big hero, six is a movie about a kid who's, uh, his parents are dead and he lives with his aunt and his brother, his older brother, and his older brother dies in a fire during the movie. And he's a really smart kid and he makes this robot and his brother has a robot. Who's like super nice and like heals people. I don't know. It's a great movie. You should go watch it a hundred percent. You should go watch it. What you shouldn't watch if you're a child, is the bay max series. Because what they do is they, they place the Baymax, this robot, first of all, which is weird in a Pharmac. Like a CVS type of deal. And he's asking what type of tampons he should buy. And I think the context of the episode is that he's looking for tampons for some girl who needs them because it's her first period. And again, this is like five to six year olds can watch this because the, the apparent side of it is like seven or eight plus. So they're expecting five to six year olds to watch this series. And in this series, we'll, we'll go ahead and watch this. Um, he's asking about tampons and there's seven or eight people around him who are answering questions about tampons, which is like, whatever tampons who cares, periods, whatever, like, yeah. You wanna talk to my kid about how the re you know, how their body works at 7, 8, 9 years old? Honestly, it doesn't rub me the wrong way, as long as you're doing it from a medical perspective, but that's not what they are doing here, because one of the individuals is wearing a shirt that with the trans flag on it, As appears to be a male person of the male sex when they were born. I'm not assuming their gender , but it appears to be a man in the way that I was brought up, thinking men look based on their appearance, jawline, clothing, voice, testosterone level genitals, I don't know. Um, but here's the story. Here's the, here's the clip right here. And then we'll talk about Excuse me. Which of these products would you recommend? Oh, um, well these are the tampons I usually use. Thank you. I prefer pads. They're more comfortable for me. Thank you. I always get the ones with wings. Thank you. Get incented and bleach free. If you can. Thank you, yo, my daughter loves these. Thank you. These might be easier if it's her first period. Thank you. These are really environmentally friendly. what they don't show you. There is that one of the individuals is wearing a transfer is a man and says, this is the type of tampon that I use. Excuse me. Ma'am or sir, don't want to, you know, believe what your pronouns are based on your, uh, actual gender at birth. But I don't know where, where is this person with a trans flag on their shirt? Putting this tamp? What is it doing for them? and why are you trying to teach my five, six and seven year olds that periods are, have men have periods, biological men have periods because this was a biological man wearing a transfer in Baymax. Why are you trying to teach my 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 year old? Why are you trying to begin these questions at that age? Because all you're doing and if again, and if you go back to, there was a book written by a woman, um, I forget the name of it, but she wrote a book basically about how the mental health crisis that was prior to this, uh, era. So let's say between like 2000 and 2016, there was a big manifestation of mental health issues for young women in the area of, uh, anorexia and bulimia. And so what they saw was a similar drop between 2000 and I think it was 17 and 2021 when trans. Started to become a very popular topic of conversation. Um, what they saw was a very similar drop in the amount of women who were identifying or, or had a mental health issue represent itself in the way of anorexia and bulimia now representing itself in the way of gender dysphoria. And if you don't know what gender dysphoria is, ask a psychologist because they learned about it in school, in the DSM five, where it outlined what that actually is. And so why are you trying to push? And again, I don't have a problem if you wanna, like, bring this up to a 14, 15 year old in school and represent these ideas and let them know that this is something that's out there. And this is what people think. And you know, maybe, you know, somebody who's in a situation, but don't try and tell my children that a man can have a period. Don't try and tell my six year old, seven year old, five year old. That the, the actual reproductive organs of a man allow for that situation to happen because you're confusing them. That's not science, especially when you're claimed to be the party of science. That's not science. A man cannot have a period, period. it doesn't work that way. I don't have a uterus. I don't have a vagina. I don't have anything. That's shedding its wall or it's lining that's causing, uh, bleeding. I don't have that. I don't bleed from anywhere once a month. It does not work that way. Sorry to tell you Disney, if you were so far uninformed that you actually believed a man could have a period, they can not. So don't groom my child to thinking that they can. And, and, and so you see it prior in the next episode of this bay max series, because I watched it with my daughter right there in the very next episode is. Of, um, a show about a guy who ends up asking another guy out on a date. And again, if you wanna do this with like 12, 13, 14 year olds where they're aware of these things, don't do it to a five, six year old. I, I just don't see the place for this, like sexual orientation being brought up to somebody who is literally a toddler Leah toddler two years ago, because you know what you're doing, you know? Right. And, and then, and again, and I wouldn't have a problem if with this, if it was coming from an independent company, this is literally the biggest entertainment company in the world. You know, the same entertainment company who, when you go back and watch the OG lion king wrote sex in the stars, because they wanted to subconsciously program your children to be hypersexualized. When it was convenient for them, it's the same company who had the, whatever that guy was from the little mermaid with a boner sitting there with a, another character on his lap. It's the same company. I literally have a list here in an article of all the crazy shit that Disney's done. That's been hyper sexualizing, our children for decades, like 55, 60 years. Right. And yet you wanna take off Moana wreck it, Ralph, uh, Molan Peter pan and Dumbo, but you're trying to groom my child into believing a man can have a period. What the fuck planet do you live on? And you're trying to like shape my child's reality because that's what you're doing, right? When you're PO positioning your child in the way, when you're teaching them something, you're shaping their reality because they don't know better. They don't know how these things work. They don't, they haven't been introduced wi by the reproductive system. And all they do is, you know, maybe they watch Netflix, they watch Disney plus they watch a little YouTube and then they speak with the parent. And now they're trying to interject their ideology into your child's mind at five years old, the same way that they were writing sex in the stars. Hyper sexualizing you at the age of 5, 5, 6, 7 years old. When you were watching the lion king back in the nineties, the same way that they were, you know, they had a Ladin saying, good teenagers, take off their clothes. That was in Aladin. That was literally in the OG Aladin to where they, there was like all this controversy around it. But Aladin, there was like, everyone has heard the claim. I have the article up here. Everyone has heard the claim that Aladin says, good teenagers, take off your clothes in the balcony scene, where he's about to take Jasmine on a magic carpet ride while it was argued back and forth. For many years, Disney muted the line in his rerelease of Aladin. Why would you mute a line in the movie unless you believe what it was doing was wrong? Hmm. Now let's look at some other stuff and they literally don't even have Fantasia on the children's Disney side. Like this children's side of Disney. They don't have Fantasia. Fantasia is a literal music based movie from like 1940. With like lights and all this weird, cool stuff. And like, and this is also the same exact company that had Allison Wonderland. They did multiple movies on Allison Wonderland, which is literally just a movie about tripping balls on shrooms or acid. And you can go watch that on Disney plus right now, yet you want censor Moana in cars, three, like you can't watch cars three on there. It's it is just so interesting to me that they want to push this ideology on the child side of Disney. Now, again, I don't like if you want to have, and, and I'll play this clip here of the Baymax, like the, the guy asking the other guy out on a date, which is like, cool. I, you know, do your thing again. I, I don't care what you do in your sex life. I cool. If that's what you do, if that's, you know, your sexuality, I get it 100%. Go ahead and do you, but. I don't think that the same company that's writing sex in the stars should be introducing this to five and six year olds. When at the same time, they're not allowing them to watch cars three in the name of doing the right thing. So, and then if we go back to the aristocrats aristocrats, right, they, they took that off there. Um, because of it, they, they took, um, what was it? The movie, the rescuers, if you go watch the, the old OG Disney movie, the rescuers in the background on a poster, there's a literal naked woman on the poster, still on Disney plus. Let's see, what else do we have here from Disney now they took off, uh, the Peter pan. Now the Peter pan one, like they, I think they did the same thing for mul. Like Mulan has, uh, you know, they did it for racist ideology because, um, I don't know what the part about it was for Mulan with Peter pan. They did it because he wore like the feather hats. Um, and it said the probably the most recent Mo racist moment in the mainstream Disney film is the moment of Peter pan where he a lovely tune explains why native Americans are red in the catchy tune. What makes the red man red? We learned that engines started off as white people. Then they were kissed by girls and turned bright red and the redness never went away. okay. That's one hell of an origin myth. And when it's delivered by a chorus of natives, why wouldn't a six year old child, believe it. And that last line is important there. Why would a, you know, when it's delivered by a chorus of natives, when it's delivered in a situation where there's seven people standing around Baymax, a literal robot, looking for a tampon. There's seven people around him shouting out, you know, uh, tips and tricks for how to use a tampon. And then you have a actual man biological man in the trans shirt. Who's throwing his opinion out about how he utilizes tampons. Now, again, let's take the last sentence of this article, where it says when it's delivered by a chorus of, in this case, individuals in the Baymax show, why wouldn't a six year old child, believe it, why wouldn't a six year old child believe that a man can have a period is, and, and why are you gonna confuse a 11 year old girl into believing that, you know, what happens to you happens to him? And everybody's, you know, it's just, it's not how it works. And we don't live in the fantasy land of Disney, right? And then you get into, you know, even the darker side of Disney, where they find out all of these, you know, all of these, um, sex trafficking rings, where people are being busted as pedophiles in actual Disney world. And it gets even darker. So I don't know, to me it's bothersome, you know, I just watched that clip with my, I actually watched the show with my daughter and to see that, that Baymax clip where the man is talking about how he utilizes tampons and then immediately follow it up, like back to back episodes. Um, where, you know, I don't know, again, I don't care what you do. I think you should absolutely have. I think like in onward, the movie with Disney, they actually have a scene where a woman talks about her wife and like, cool, get it cool. A hundred percent. Um, but trans men don't have periods. Men don't have periods, they don't bleed, they don't shut a uterine lining on their, you know, it just doesn't exist. It doesn't happen. And why are we trying to teach our youth that that's actually a thing it's gross. All right. Now, speaking of gender ideology, Major us airlines to allow gender neutral option on ticket reservations. This is an article from Reuters as of July. First, it goes on to say that major us airlines have agreed to update computer systems by the end of 2024, to allow travelers to purchase tickets with an X gender marker. An airline trade group confirmed on Friday. Us Senator Ron widen in a letter to airlines for America, chief executive Nick Callio that was seen by Reuters said member airlines committed to the change after he had engaged with the group, a spokesman from the airline group confirmed that widens letter was accurate. Airlines for America, represents passenger carriers for Delta airlines, United airlines, American airlines, Southwest airlines, Alaska airlines, Hawaii airlines and jet blue airways. now it goes on to say in March, the Biden administration said that Americans would be allowed to choose an X for gender on their passport applications and select their sex on social security cards. Now I've said this before, I've said it about the bathroom thing. I've said it about sports. I'll say it about this too. If we're gonna have an X option, why don't we just not ask people's gender? If it no longer is if no longer matters, if we can just be whatever we want any given day, depending on how we feel, why not just have it be not gender, like not genderless. You're not genderless. Let's just stop asking gender because literally why does it matter what your gender is when I'm traveling on a plane? Are you gonna check and make sure when I walk in the door or through security, and if I don't have a, a penis, you're gonna turn me around. Like, why are we asking this to begin with? So if you wanna play these silly games, don't make an X. There's no X in gender. It doesn't exist. It's not a thing. There's men and there's women. Those are the only two genitalia that exist in this world. So if we're not checking for anything and there's no reason, same thing with the bathrooms, same thing with sports, right? If you want sports to be allowed to women, to compete with men and men to compete with women. Cool. Do it fine. Leah Thomas, the number one record breaking swimmer of all time and female NCAA IV league swimming. when she was number 400 and whatever, you're just gonna see that women's sports become men's sports. Unfortunately, that's the way that biology works. Men tend to have, you know, better, you know, thicker bone density. They tend to have different muscular structures. If we're gonna say that it doesn't matter what your gender is. If it doesn't matter how your chemical and bodily makeup is and your muscle structure, then just say it doesn't matter. Don't don't tell me that a woman is a man or a man is a woman, and then can then compete in women's sports and shatter every record ever, cuz you're not living in the real world. So in the same case here, if we're gonna have X on our passports as a gender option, then just don't ask me my gender. Cuz obviously it doesn't matter if I can put an X there just don't ask. It's a silly thing to do. So it goes on to say that in March the Biden administrations, that Americans would be allowed to choose an X for their gender on their passport applications and select their sex on social security cards. Nobody should have to misgender themselves in order to book a flight widen wrote and by forcing travelers to book their ticket with inaccurate gender information airlines also end up providing inaccurate information to the transportation security administration. Is it now I want to identify the way that language works, cuz I think this is important to note here when we're talking about gender. That's how the word breaks down. You're talking about the, um, Latin, uh, where the word actually comes from from the Latin language, right? A lot of the American or the English language derives from Latin derivatives and the word gender breaks down to two points within the Latin language, which has meaning itself. Gender is not, or I'm sorry. Language is not a construct. At least in our sense language from the English language does not just derived from air and we can change the way that words work at any given time. No language is sounds that give meaning, and we have derived the meaning of our sounds based on basic languages that came from before English. Right? And in this case, Latin is the, is the derivative of much of the English language. So then when we look at the actual derivative of Jen du. It comes from the same derivative of gen it tolls, genitals, gender. You don't just get to make it a construct and change it to be whatever you want. You don't get to put an X there. Now, if you wanna identify as whatever you wanna wear, whatever clothing you want and say that, you know, you have, you know, go back to the DSM five and talk about that conversation from earlier. That's fine. Do what you wanna do, be who you want to be, wear, what you wanna wear, call yourself, whatever you wanna call yourself. And I will respect that, but X is not a gender doesn't exist. So let's just call it the same way you can have gender neutral bathrooms. Let's have a gender neutral passport. Maybe it doesn't matter what your gender is to go fly on a plane. It shouldn't, it shouldn't matter at all, what your gender is to fly on a plane. It shouldn't matter what your gender is to go to a different country. Shouldn't matter the, in the same way that it shouldn't matter what your sexuality is. You shouldn't have to identify your sexuality when you go fly on a plane. One place that it does matter though, is sports because sports have real repercussions, especially when you're talking about contact sports, just in the same way that we saw, you know, um, transgender MMA fighters, literally breaking the face of women without telling them that they were a man and had different bone density and different, different bodily structure and different, uh, muscle tone in structure. Right. And that's the whole, that's the whole argument. Right? So, so there should be no reason that we have an X on a passport. Okay. Now it goes on to say that widens letter said, member airlines will publish a page on their website detailing the specific steps that non-binary individuals can take to obtain tickets that reflect their gender such as working with a customer service representative who can manually update the gender marker on their ticket. Widens letter noted that United and American airlines have already changed their booking process to allow travelers, to book tickets with an X gender marker, but not all us airlines have followed their example. The state's department in June of 2021 said that us citizen citizens could select their gender on applications without having to submit medical documentation. In October, it issued the first American passport with a X gender marker. what, what does X stand for? The TSA in March said it would implement gender neutral screening at its checkpoints. Now all of you in the comment section here, posting pride flags a hundred percent go pride, right? Pride month, whatever sexuality, whatever trans is not a sexuality. Trans is a, is a gender issue. It's not a sexuality being gay, being lesbian, being bisexual is a sexuality. They've muddied the water of the L G B community. With the tees go watch the, what is it? The, um, oh, what Dave Chappelle, Dave Chappelle has the literal best comedy bit ever, where he talks about the, uh, He like breaks it down into where they like all get into an Uber. There's the LS, the GS, the bees. And they're all mad that the tees are trying to hijack their thunder. It's it's such a great construct that he breaks it down as, because the way that they've tried to like hijack the sexuality movement, because it should absolutely be allowed, you should absolutely be able to marry somebody of the same sex should be like, and, and have it be socially acceptable and raise children together adopt like everything a hundred percent, a hundred percent. But the fact that you want women or men to compete in women's sports and break their fucking face in an MMA fight and not even have to tell the other individual that they're a man and have different bodily and bone structure than the other individuals is a problem. That's a real problem. Again, do what you do sexually, like again, a hundred percent on board with you. You should absolutely be able to get married. You should absolutely be able to date whoever you want to, but don't expect someone to work their ass off their entire life as a woman in female sports, and then to just be super happy and clapping their hands on the podium. As they take second place by a half a mile to a man who had a severe, severe, um, you know, much better bodily makeup to win that event. It's unfair. It's not fair. And in the same case here, let's just call it all gender neutral. Right? Let's have a gender neutral league. for sports. And the problem with that is let's say we mix that. W N B a with the NBA throw LeBron in the w B a throw, you know, what's gonna happen is all of the men are just also going to represent the women's sports. There's not going to be any women in the sports. And the fact is they're bigger, they're stronger. They, they generally are more athletic because of their bodily makeup. They're faster. Now, literally go. I'm not saying these things frivolously. I'm telling you, if you go look at the Guness book of world records or the Olympic records for any event ever, that is specifically athleticism, you will find that the men generally are faster. They generally lift more. When it comes to weights, they're more athletic in, in their events. That's the same reason that the us women's Olympic soccer team plays 14 year old boys teams. And, and a lot of times gets beat. That's a thing. I saw a, an actual, uh, athlete from the us women's Olympic team post about it. and they made a marker, a point of that, the fact that there's a reason that there is differentiations in gender. Now that doesn't exactly pertain to this. That's just a little side note, but let's just call it. Why do we need gender on a passport? Why do we need gender on an airline ticket? It seems stupid. Right? So if we're gonna play these little games where you can put an X on there, let's just not put gender on there. Why does it matter in the first place? All right. So segues segues. Um, so another big event that has come out recently, another big topic of conversation has been that Gale Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years in prison in the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case 20 years, who would've thought. Now I'm surprised because this article was written on June 26th or June 28th, June 28th, that she has not somehow managed to. Kill herself already magically in a prison with, you know, padded walls. But I'm also surprised that you can get a, a sex trafficking case when you've never actually trafficked it to any individuals who are being charged with the crime in the first place. Who did she traffick these people to cuz we know there was a big, long black book. Epstein's black book of every individual, uh, videotapes VHS's in boxes, boxes of VHS tapes that were taken from Epstein island, literal names of all the flight logs, not a single individual at all that we've been told of has been prosecuted for having children trafficked to them by Gale max. So here it goes, it says British socialite turned convicted sex trafficker gal Maxwell finally got her due Tuesday when she was sentenced to 20 years in prison. For her role in helping richen powerful pedophile, Jeffrey Epstein abuse, young girls. Now, what this doesn't mention too, is that she was also accused of raping young girls with him as if you follow the trial you would've saw because there was actually testimony by a, a a, I think it was, uh, guff, G I R a F F E, who testified that she was inappropriately touched. And Glenn Maxwell was actually a part of these actions that happened on the island and was a part of grooming them and actually exploiting them sexually goes on to say that us district judge Allison Nathan said the sentence of 240 months was sufficient and not greater than necessary for Maxwell who appeared, who earlier addressed the court and told victims in a halfhearted apology. I am sorry for the pain that you experienced. Yeah. Okay. As she finally learned her faith, the 60 year old predator's face remained inscrutable and she briefly hugged her attorneys before leaving the courtroom, wearing blue jail scrubs, her dark brown locks cut in a Bob in her ankles and shackles. She did not speak to her siblings who were seated in the row behind her. The number of people harmed is impossible to measure said victim Annie farmer, who testified at trial, told the court during Tuesday's hearing as Maxwell, shoulders, tensed the Epstein. Madam tried to avoid looking at her victims as they spoke, but she did lock eyes with Sarah ransom. When her victim told her you broke me in unfathomable ways, but you didn't break my spirit nor did you dampen my internal flame that now burns brighter than ever. And it's amazing how we got so much coverage, so much coverage of how many trials over the last, how, you know, year and a half between Kyle written house. And like, we've literally never had more celebrity trials than we've had in the last, I don't know, seven months, all these huge, you know, inside the courtroom Hollywood ask type events. And then speaking of that, Nancy Pelosi hiring a literal, uh, you know, director of movies to try and put a, a celebrity ask spin on the January 6th trials, which I think are still going on today. I don't know nobody's watching them and nobody really cares cuz everybody knows that. potentially set up by the FBI as pointed to, by Ted Cruz who interviewed the CIA director assistant of national security. I don't know some long name where she's, you know, if you recall, I put out a video on it where she goes, you know, I can't answer that. You know, did you guys insight violence on January 6th? I can't answer that. Did you guys have agents present who were pro uh, provocateurs to attempt to get into the capital building? I can't answer that. Well, why can't you answer that? Well, you can't answer that because you know the answer's yes. And then we saw, what was it? Ray apps, right? Ray apps. You go back and look at Ray apps. And Ray apps was the individual who I put in my video who was going into the capital into the cap. We gotta go in there, you know, and then no out of everybody, who's literally still sitting in a white jail cell right now in the bottom of Joe Biden's, uh, white house. Being held by the CIA secretly, allegedly, uh, Ray a is still sitting on his, you know, a hundred acre farm with a golf cart, not facing any charges when there's actually footage of him telling people the day before that they have to go into the capital. I don't know. I digress, but it's all a conspiracy theory. I don't actually believe any of that. Um, it says Maxwell's defense attorneys. Meanwhile, I don't know how we got into that. Um, Maxwell's defense attorney. Meanwhile had begged for leniency saying she should get no more than four to five years. Wow. For raping and sex trafficking, dozens, if not hundreds of young women in a literal Ponzi scheme of pedophilia, if you look back, if you go watch the documentary, which I started and didn't finish because it made me sick to my stomach, having to watch this and all the horrific things that they did to these kids. But if you go back the way that they did it is they literally recruited it. Like it was a multi-level market. They would get one girl in the school to go back and recruit other girls from the school to go back and recruit other girls from the school. And they would pay them money for every girl that they brought in to give massages to these old men. And eventually they would be sex traffick to an island of celebrities. And their parents were like, it was just so gross, but it was like a multilevel, literally like a multi-level market, like the Avocare of pedophilia and Glenn Maxwell ran it all, literally ran ital was the one who convinced the girls would go into the, you know, go buy the schools and pick these girls up, would have them in the room with her and then actually sexually assault them the way that they were outlined within that as well. So it goes on to say that her sentence marked to the end of a lengthy criminal proceedings that started after Maxwell's arrested a sprawling New Hampshire estate in July of 2020, prosecutors brought the charges against Maxwell months after Epstein, her former partner in crime killed himself. In Manhattan jail cell while awaiting trial on sex trafficking, raps today's sentence holds gal Maxwell accountable for perpe perpetrating heinous crimes against children, us attorney of the Southern district of New York Navy and Williams said in the statement, this sentence sends a strong message that no one is above the law and is never too late for justice. Maxwell's attorney Bobby stern Heim. And if you watched any of the trials like, or if you listen to the, um, actual, uh, outlines of the trials, or like what was actually said, it was dis this woman was disgusting. She literally related Jeffrey Epstein to James Bond in her opening statement, literally called him a modern day. James Bond in her opening statement about sex trafficking children for pedophilia. It goes on to say, in addition to the prison term, she also imposed a $750,000 fine on Maxwell who could potentially get credit for the two years she's already spent behind bars or have some of her time shaved off for good behavior. That's terrible. I don't think there's any amount of good behavior that overcomes you. Literally sex trafficking, children for profit, and then also sexually assaulting them. It also says that her attorneys requested that she serve out her time at the federal prison in Danbury, Connecticut. The low security women's lockup that served as the inspiration for Netflix. Orange is the new black, the, uh, Oxford educated Aris and daughter of late publishing tycoon. Robert Maxwell, who spent much of her life hobnobbing with the rich and famous hobnobbing. That's an interesting term, um, was convicted of sex trafficking. Now, if you don't know anything about Gale Maxwell's dad, that's another interesting conversation. Gale Maxwell's dad was alleged. A agent for the Maad, which is like a secret intelligence agency. Um, for, I think it's like Saudi Arabia or something like that, or the Saudi princes, I don't know. Um, but he also purchased, uh, the books. Um, what is it? It's uh, McGraw hill, Gale Maxwell's dad bought McGraw hill EV you know, every single textbook ever that you ever got ever in high school that had McGraw hill on it was owned by Gale Maxwell's dad, who at one point considered changing the name to Maxwell, but then didn't do so in fear that it would come back on him and who his actual, you know, his background was, but owned McGraw hill. And I believe still does today. Like that family still owns McGraw hill, which is literally every textbook ever in both high school, middle school, elementary school, and college. Every person out there right now can identify with that book company, McGraw hill is owned by Gale Maxwell's dad. You know, the Gale Maxwell who, and it's like, I think our dad actually died. Got pushed off. Well, didn't get pushed off, fell off of a boat, his yacht in like the middle of the ocean, uh, mysteriously that family's nuts. And you look back at their background. The sister of gal Maxwell, like was one of the very first internet technology tycoons who came out with a search engine or some shit back in the early nineties and became a billionaire off of it. It's crazy. When you look into the history of Gale Maxwell in her family goes on to say that, uh, four women testified at her publicized, highly publicized trial and not enough, highly publicized as, uh, you know, pirates of the Caribbean actor over, uh, minor spousal abuse. But the widely publicized trial in Manhattan, federal court, and two of them, several other accusers also addressed the court Tuesday, calling out on the judge to lock Maxwell up and throw away the key. They hailed the sentence that Nathan opposed with one Elizabeth Stein calling it vindication in validation, Virginia guff Roberts, which is the individual I was talking about earlier, who had long accused Maxwell and Epstein of trafficking, her to Britain's prince Andrew described Maxwell like a Wolf in sheep's clothing in her letter to the court. Yeah, it's interesting. How, uh, prince Andrew per Andrew literal royalty was accused during this trial of sexually abusing a girl who is in the trial under oath. And he's sitting free somewhere right now, probably on a different island, sexually assaulting other young children. Like how, what the fuck kind of world is this. Says, um, she went on to say that Gale, you deserve to spend the rest of your life in the jail cell. She wrote you deserve to be trapped in a cage forever. Just like you trapped your victims. Kate, a former British model who also used her first name and testified at trial said Maxwell and Epstein's victims are unified to bring justice to a common enemy. No person should be shielded from the consequences of their actions. Case said, calling Maxwell, a manipulative and cruel person who has shown a lack of remorse for how she ruined the lives of countless women and children staring at Maxwell. She said today I can look at gal Elaine and tell her that I became what I am today in spite of her and her efforts to make me feel powerless and insignificant the disgrace socialite, who has denied that she abused. Anyone has remained, locked up in Brooklyn's metropolitan detention center for nearly two years since her bust and throughout her month long trial. Federal prosecutors at trial portrayed Maxwell as a sophisticated predator who was inextricably linked to Epstein, including in his pursuit of gross to sexually abuse from 1994 to 2004, it goes on to show a literal picture of prince Andrew with Virginia guff with Gale Maxwell smirking behind her Maxwell was Jeffrey Epstein's right hand said, assistant us attorney general, or us attorney Allison Moe. As she said in her clothing, state closing statements in December 20th, Maxwell and Epstein were partners. She said they were partners in crime who sexually exploited young girls together. So ding dong the witch is dead bitches. Glenn Maxwell is in jail for at least 20 years. Well, at the most 20 years, which I think is insignificant, I think she should literally be given a 40 year sentence and on good behavior, have the opportunity to be out when shes. 125 years old. I think that, uh, 20 year state, uh, sentence for all of the horrific things that she did is unjust. And eventually we'll either see that, you know, maybe she's gonna wind up hanging herself in her prison cell that with padded walls, with, you know, the video being cut at exactly the right time with while on suicide watch , or maybe we'll see her, uh, get out on good behavior after seven years, which I think is the more likely of the scenarios. All right. And then the last article that we're going to talk about, because it just caught my eye based on all of the weirdness and diet today, um, is going to be this one by New York post, which says that vegan mom starved her toddler to death with diet of raw vegetables and fruits. This was on July 1st, 2022 written by the New York post goes on to say that a Florida vegan mother has been found guilty of murdering her 18 month old son after only feeding him raw fruits and vegetables. Sheila O'Leary 39 years old is facing life in prison after a jury life in prison after, uh, convicted her Wednesday of murder in a string of child abuse charges over 2019 death of her toddler, Ezra O'Leary her little boy weighed just 17 pounds, seven pounds below average. When his parents noticed he had stopped breathing O'Leary and her husband, Ryan O'Leary told police that Azara followed a strict vegan diet, but that he was also breastfed. They said the boy hadn't eaten in the, for about a week prior to his death and was having trouble sleep. An autopsy found the little boy died of malnutrition complications. Prosecutors accused the mother of failing to seek proper medical care for her son. When she realized he was ill, she to, she chose she's. She chose to disregard his cries assistant state attorney. Sarah Miller said she didn't need a scale to see his bones. She didn't need a scale to hear his cry. Prosecutors added that the couple had also been neglecting their three children all under the age of 11. When Ezra died, we're here because their children were starving so much that the youngest starved to death, like that's horrible. And there's this like the, this situation with all of these fad diets and you see it every day with like all of the individuals who are out there who are literally like the vegan cat hashtag on Instagram. where people try to feed their cat, who is a carnivore lettuce. Um, like all these little crazy people that are out there, uh, because they're vegan, like somehow, you know, they're, they're helping the world by not feeding their cat, the proper nutrition that they need. So we see it here with this woman who obviously tried to impose her, her nutritional ideology onto her infant at a very young age, in this horrific incident. Um, I just can't imagine what a 17 pound 18 month old would look like. And to know how long she must have known that he was, you know, not given the proper nutrition. Uh, but that's just so frustrating to read. And, and again, it comes back to like literally fad diet, you really fat diets. Your toddler does not need to be vegan. Your toddler needs proper nutrition. It needs protein. It needs much more than raw vegetables and fruit. But I would say if that's all this, like if she just literally just didn't feed him proper nutrients and he died, that's horrible. And she definitely deserves to be treated as such and to go to jail for. Uh, not giving her child proper nutrition, but a life sentence for that compared to 20 years for gal Elaine Maxwell, who purposefully sexually assaulted in trafficked young women for decades to Hollywood and political elites, at least that's similar, at least that's comparable. And so the fact that Gale Maxwell got 20 years and this woman's facing a life sentence, you know, if that's the only thing to the story, I don't know what the other types of, of, you know, um, you know, improper care that was going on here was, but if that's it and they were just improperly feeding this child, now, obviously the child died and that's horrific and, and this is a terrible situation. Um, but if the mother wasn't just actually starving her child with purposeful intent to. Kill her child off and was feeding them just the wrong diet was an absolute idiot and had no idea of how nutrition works or to look at a child and know that they're obviously in need of better nutrition standards. I dunno it still, it still seems to me as if maybe there should at least be a comparable standard anyways, um, on that note kind of a negative way to, to, to end off here. but it's good to be back. Thank you guys so much for joining me. I appreciate you so much. 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New episode of our “Multiverse of Music” mix series to brighten up your day, courtesy of Dublin based @andrewazara . A DJ, producer from Ireland, Andrew Azara emerged onto the scene in late 2019 with a string of forward-thinking house cuts which catapulted him onto the House & Minimal world, but what is key to Andrews's success is that he has continued to back up his consistency and deliver time and time again with every release. A long-standing love of early house & techno music, but also an understanding of a more big room sound from early 2010 days feed into his own unique take on House music. His sublime late-night cuts via the likes of Heavy House Society, Do Not Sleep, Origins, Rendr, Avotre, and Surge records. And yet, after playing some of the biggest clubs and festivals like District 8, Life Festival, elrow & countless top releases, Azara still continues to serve up heat at a fast rate and doesn't seem to be slowing down anytime soon.
A pandemia acabou com a raça do contatinho que virava date. Ninguém mais sabe como chegar em ninguém, como jogar indireta e principalmente, não faz a menor ideia de quando concretizar a pegação em tempos sem perspectiva de vacina e antigo normal. Por isso, Leila chamou Rebecca Gaia, GG e Thiago Theodoro, convidados que andam se dando bem nesses tempos quando o assunto é lockdengo.
An interview with Azara García after her third-place finish at Transgrancanaria 2020.
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