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Buena charla con Yustin Arboleda, jugador de #Olimpia y de la selección de #Honduras quien nos contó muchas anécdotas y charlamos sobre el fútbol centroamericano, también sobre el "Bolillo" Gómez, la selección salvadoreña y la hondureña, las #eliminatorias y mucho más.

Seguimos nuestro ciclo veraniego recuperando de nuestro archivo las entrevistas que hicimos en su momento a dos autoras que se han acercado a la naturaleza con la verdad por delante, sin ingenuidad ni azúcares añadidos.Primero escuchamos a la reconocida escritora uruguaya Fernanda Trías, que pasó por aquí para presentarnos El monte de las furias (Ed. Literatura Random House), su última novela, protagonizada por una montaña y una mujer de carne y hueso que se comunican entre sí y que padecen la violencia patriarcal y extractiva.Luego toma la palabra la también consagrada Pilar Adón para hablarnos de Las iras (Ed. Galaxia Gutenberg), su último libro de cuentos, en el que profundiza en su particularísimo universo literario, poblado de mujeres indómitas y naturalezas salvajes.Escuchar audio

Cohiba has followed up its successful Serie M and Serie M Rojo with the Reserva Azul released at the 2025 PCA trade show in New Orleans, LA.  Like the original Serie M and Serie M Rojo, the Reserva Azul is produced by El Titan de Bronze in Miami, FL in a collaboration with Cohiba.   The first two releases featured a Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper, but the Reserva Azul features a Corojo wrapper from the Dominican Republic.  The Reserva Azul is limited to just 600 boxes. Blend and Origin Wrapper: Dominican Corojo Binder: Nicaraguan Estelí Filler: Nicaraguan Jalapa Viso & Ligero, Nicaraguan Estelí, Dominican Piloto Cubano Country of Origin: United States Factory: El Titan de Bronze Vitola:  Toro Size:  6 x 52 MSRP:  $29.99 Final Score:  92

Cohiba has followed up its successful Serie M and Serie M Rojo with the Reserva Azul released at the 2025 PCA trade show in New Orleans, LA.  Like the original Serie M and Serie M Rojo, the Reserva Azul is produced by El Titan de Bronze in Miami, FL in a collaboration with Cohiba.   The first two releases featured a Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper, but the Reserva Azul features a Corojo wrapper from the Dominican Republic.  The Reserva Azul is limited to just 600 boxes. Blend and Origin Wrapper: Dominican Corojo Binder: Nicaraguan Estelí Filler: Nicaraguan Jalapa Viso & Ligero, Nicaraguan Estelí, Dominican Piloto Cubano Country of Origin: United States Factory: El Titan de Bronze Vitola:  Toro Size:  6 x 52 MSRP:  $29.99 Final Score:  92

Atenção (disclaimer): Os dados aqui apresentados representam minha opinião pessoal.Não são de forma alguma indicações de compra ou venda de ativos no mercado financeiro.Seleção das partes mais interessantes das Lives de segunda.Live 330 - Visão do Estrategistahttps://youtube.com/live/W5feUr7f77Y

Governo de Israel aprova plano de Netanyahu de ocupar a Cidade de Gaza. Voo da Azul faz pouso de emergência após suspeita de bomba. Influenciadores investigados por jogos de azar movimentaram R$ 40 milhões. Faustão passa por transplante de fígado e retransplante renal em SP. Saiba quais produtos que podem ficar mais caros para os americanos com tarifa de Trump ao Brasil.

Festas, neve e beijos. Minhas opiniões a partir de 55:24

En el episodio de hoy de La casa Azul, hablamos de educación y los títulos, pero como siempre aplicado al arte y la historia.

Cultura em Pauta #1012 07/08/2025

Paco Martos,Director del espectáculo "La Leyenda del Pájaro Azul"

This week we talk about surge pricing, Walmart, and the Robinson-Patman Act.We also discuss personal data, AC settings, and Delta's earnings call.Recommended Book: How the World Became Rich by Mark Koyama and Jared RubinTranscriptThe US Robinson-Patman Act of 1936 is also called the Anti-Price Discrimination Act, and it was passed to make it illegal for a product supplier to charge different prices to different customers.So a company that makes candy bars wouldn't be allowed to charge one price to most of their customers, all the smaller and mid-sized convenience stores and mom-and-pop grocery stores, for instance, and then a lower price to the big stores, the Walmarts and Amazons of the world.The concern was that these larger players, which at the time this law was passed were burgeoning grocery stores like A&P, would be able to achieve a monopolistic position in the market for these goods, these slightly lower prices giving them one more advantage over their smaller competitors.During the four decades or so of this Act's enforcement, small grocery stores has prices that were, on average, about 1% higher than those offered by their large competitors, and the eight largest grocery store chains only captured about 25% of all grocery sales in the US—essentially every city and town of any size had at least one small grocery store, and most had several of them, during this period. It was a very competitive market.During the Reagan administration in the 80s, though, enforcement was abandoned, as the folks in charge of that enforcement were convinced this Act was holding back growth; they saw it as a handout to small businesses at the expense of big business, so while it technically remained on the books, they just stopped enforcing it, and the big businesses in these spaces got the message pretty quickly.Walmart was the first big business to really lean into the new powers afforded them by this fresh governmental stance, and that led to it becoming the country's largest grocery store chain by 2001, and other big grocery brands, like Kroger and Safeway, began to do the same, consolidating all their buying so they could put in huge orders like Walmart was able to put in, and that allowed them to demand lower prices, which in turn allowed them to dramatically increase profits and gobble up their smaller competition.All of which led to the emergence of food deserts across the country, a term that was coined in 1995 to refer to areas where there are simply no grocery stores within a reasonable distance of relatively large populations of people, because smaller grocery stores can no longer compete, even when they're the only player in town; folks have to travel to the larger chain stores, and have no real options closer to home, which can result in food precariousness, and situations in which the only nearby food options are unhealthy ones—the snacks at gas stations, for instance.This same general pattern played out across all retail spaces, including pharmacies and bookstores and athletic supply stores, and between 1982 and 2017, the total market share of independent retailers in the US dropped from 53% to 22%.Which in some ways is great at the federal level, as—and this is what the Reagan administration seemed to want, back in the 80s—big businesses can grow a lot faster and bigger than small businesses, and that can lead to outsized GDP numbers, and other such macro-scale figures.Unfortunately, while independent retailers tend to keep nearly half of the revenue they pull in within their local community, major chains only keep something like 14% in the local community—so the shift from independent to chain retailers has had a deleterious impact on communities across the US, in the sense of having less competition, having food and other sorts of product deserts, and in terms of tax revenues and overall economic wealth being sapped from these areas and moved to other places, creating some relatively few winners and a whole lot of losers, in the process.What I'd like to talk about today is another type of variable pricing, this one more directly aimed at consumers, and enabled, at least in its modern incarnation, by big data and the devices we use every day.—Dynamic pricing refers to changing the price of goods or services based on all sorts of variables.Demand or surge pricing, for instance, might see the price of a bus ticket or rideshare ride with Uber cost more during rush-hour, the idea being that there are only so many bus seats and only so many available rideshare rides to go around, and when everyone's either trying to get to work or get home from work, there will be a lot more people wanting these finite number of seats and rides than there are seats and rides available.Upping the prices, then, is a means of determining who wants these things the most, because they're willing to pay at times massively inflated prices for something that would cost far less in an hour or two, once the rush has subsided.Similar price-inflation occurs during peak energy-use periods, and energy companies usually explain this price-bump by suggesting that it encourages their customers to use more energy when it's abundant and cheap, and to use less of it when it's scarce and expensive.On very hot days when everyone is using their air conditioners to stay cool, then, inflated energy prices might encourage them to be less aggressive with their AC settings, keeping their indoor temperatures at a more reasonable level, which in turn ensures there's more energy available for everyone and less risk of brownouts or blackouts.This pricing strategy is often seen by those on the receiving end of such price-bumps, as price gouging, which refers to companies taking advantage of temporary variables to massively inflate their prices, at times to abusive levels that they can justify by pointing at those variables and a desire to moderate supply and demand.So if there's a big convention in town, local hotels can argue that they're doubling or tripling their prices because there are not enough rooms for everyone who wants rooms on those days, but this could also be construed as a money-grab, these hotel companies knowing that some people won't be able to avoid paying for a place to stay during the convention they have to attend, so they're taking advantage of customers who have no choice but to pay up.We saw similar dynamics play out globally during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, when folks who had high-quality masks on hand were able to charge incredible sums for those masks because production hadn't yet scaled up, so they were relatively scarce and thus precious, and these people and companies with the right product at the right time knew they could get away with charging many times the actual sticker-price of that product, because some people would feel they had no choice but to pay it.Each situation of this kind will feel reasonable and suitable for the supply-demand situation to some, and completely unreasonable and abusive to others, and it's possible to have a bit of both in many such situations—the companies in question actually want to manage a scarce supply of something, but are also keen to make as much money as possible while doing it.Dynamic pricing has become even more common in online marketplaces like Amazon, where it's not just holidays or events or the sudden emergence of global pandemics that can impact demand and thus, the prices retailers can get away with charging would-be customers.Amazon has algorithms that keep track of what competitors are charging for the goods they offer, what sort of demand the market is seeing for said goods, what inventory looks like—if they have a lot or very few of something available to sell—and all sorts of other factors that might reasonably impact the price of a product, even a little bit.As of 2024, the price of a product listed on Amazon changes several times a day, in some cases every 10 minutes, and they make about 2.5 million prices changes every single day, adjusting for those aforementioned micro-scale variables, on a product-by-product basis, but also adjusting their entire catalog so that relatively uncommon goods have higher prices, but common goods have lower prices, which means customers shopping around will tend to see Amazon's lower-priced goods more often than the higher-priced ones, which in turn can adjust their perception of the company and its marketplace in a favorable, lower-price direction.Amazon also has access to just a silly amount of data about their customers, some of it scooped up while we surf their sites, and some bought from other data-aggregators. And this allows Amazon, just like most tech companies and retailers, these days to track our behavior, watching what we click on, how long we linger on different products or product types, noticing our searches and contextualizing all of it with where we live, what we've purchased in the past, and so on.The company isn't very transparent about how it uses all this personal data, but while it's been been speculated that they might adjust prices based on our individual profiles, most evidence suggests they mostly use it to determine what we're shown—what products are promoted to us, basically, as opposed to setting prices based on what it thinks we'll pay, as individuals.The same generally seems to be true of other retailers right now, though there are concerns that this might change at some point in the near-future, as new technologies, some based on AI, enable the more-rapid and sophisticated crunching of data, and the consequent individualization of prices, even in person.US airline Delta, for instance, recently announced that it would be using AI to help it boost profits by charging different customers different prices for the same airline seat.These prices would be based on their customer profile, which means all the data scooped up by Delta from various sources, including things like past purchases, regular flight schedules, and how much money their systems think each customer makes and has available to spend.The president of the company said on a recent earnings call that they've been running a pilot project for this approach that resulted in about 3% of ticket sales being sold based on this model over the past 6 months, and by the end of the year, their goal is to increase that to 20% of tickets.In theory, this sort of system could be good for some customers some of the time, because it could drop prices on tickets that customers wouldn't want to, or wouldn't be able to pay for, otherwise. If I'm considering a trip, but the tickets are more expensive than I want to pay, these systems could theoretically recognize this and offer them to me at a price they can afford to sell them at, and which I can afford. That could lead to more ticket sales, and thus, higher profits.The evidence on the ground with these sorts of systems usually points at price increases, not decreases, though: the companies using these models to see how much they can get per unit, not using them to sell more units at lower profit margins.In other words, usually it's wealthier consumers who get the better deals, as these companies want to keep them coming back, spending larger sums of money on glitzier products and services over time, while poorer consumers have fewer options, and will thus tend to pay whatever they're told they have to pay.Delta spent most of July 2025 trying to control the backlash that erupted following that earnings call, and they're now saying, to the press but also in formal letters to government watchdogs who expressed concerns about what they said they planned to do, that no no no, we misspoke, we're not using individualized data to set prices, it's all good, don't worry about it.That announcement from Delta came shortly after lawmakers announced they would be pushing to get a new act, the Stop AI Price Gouging and Wage Fixing Act, passed into law, and though some US Senators have said they'll block such efforts by Delta, other airlines, including Azul, WestJet, Virgin Atlantic, and VivaAerobus are also clients of the Israeli company, Fetcherr, that Delta has been working with to run their AI pricing pilot program—and representatives from Fetcherr have claimed that this pricing model is irresistible to those in charge of these companies, so it will probably take over the airline industry relatively quickly, and they plan to expand into other industries soon.These sorts of pricing models aren't typically very popular with customers, and efforts by Walmart and other big grocery chains to remove static in-store pricing labels and replace them with digital versions, or in some extreme cases to remove them entirely and rely on apps on customers' phone to show prices on goods, raised similar alarm bells, as dynamic pricing can allow the store to more rapidly change their prices based on demand, like Uber's surge pricing model, but maybe applied to flour or cough medicine instead of rideshare seats, and in-app pricing could allow them to show different prices to different people shopping for the same thing at the same time—again, based on income, buying patterns, and so on.Walmart and everyone else dabbling in this space has, like Delta, claimed they intend no such dynamism in their pricing, even as their CEOs in some cases continue to brag to investors about the possibilities. As a result, there seems to be a decent chance we'll see the large-scale deployment of these sorts of models in at least some customer-facing industries within the next year or two, some company deciding to more fully test the regulatory establishment's appetite for challenging this push into a new pricing paradigm that would, theoretically at least, allow big companies to earn still-higher profits and grow even larger.Show Noteshttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1HQoQhvfVv8p0XmOdDIiWTnmd2YM_za07/viewhttps://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-price-changes-2018-8https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algorithmic_pricinghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_pricinghttps://www.archeraffiliates.com/post/amazon-dynamic-pricinghttps://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/08/delta-denies-using-ai-to-come-up-with-inflated-personalized-prices/https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/07/will-ai-end-cheap-flights-critics-attack-deltas-predatory-ai-pricing/https://www.the-sun.com/money/14839597/walmart-kroger-electronic-labels-dynamic-pricing-demand-wendyshttps://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/23/business/kroger-walmart-facial-recognition-prices.htmlhttps://www.nerdwallet.com/article/finance/what-is-dynamic-pricinghttps://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2024/12/food-deserts-robinson-patman/680765/https://www.indieretailermonth.com/statisticshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robinson%E2%80%93Patman_Act This is a public episode. 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Cruzeiro ganhou dos quatro times brasileiros que disputaram a Copa do Mundo. O que isso mostra? Kaio Jorge e Matheus Pereira são a melhor dupla hoje no futebol brasileiro? Com Guilherme Macedo, Henrique Fernandes, Fernanda Hermsforff e Rogério Corrêa. Edição: Lavínia Aguiar.

Microsoft lanzó una Surface Laptop con pitufos grabados. Solo hay 100. Cuesta lo mismo, pero ¡es edición pitufa exclusiva!Por Félix Riaño @LocutorCo  Microsoft lanzó una Surface Laptop decorada con pitufos para celebrar la nueva película. Solo existen 100 unidades en Amazon.  Microsoft decidió ponerle un toque azul y caricaturesco a su nueva Surface Laptop. Y no es broma. La edición limitada "Smurface Edition" tiene pitufos grabados con láser en la tapa, un logo azul brillante y exactamente las mismas especificaciones técnicas del modelo normal. Pero claro, esta versión está pensada para fans de los Pitufos… o para quienes aman lo raro y coleccionable. Solo hay 100 unidades, a la venta exclusivamente en Amazon en Estados Unidos. Si se acaban, no hay segunda ronda. ¿Será esto una jugada nostálgica o un simple juego de palabras llevado demasiado lejos?  No, no viene con Gargamel preinstalado.  Vamos a empezar con los hechos: Microsoft lanzó una Surface Laptop 7 de 13 pulgadas, en edición limitada, decorada con grabados láser de los Pitufos. El modelo, llamado oficialmente “Smurface Edition”, es un juego de palabras entre “Surface” y “Smurfs”, que son los Pitufos. Tiene un procesador Snapdragon X Plus con 8 núcleos, 16 gigabytes de memoria RAM y 512 gigabytes de almacenamiento interno. Es decir, un equipo ligero, veloz y bastante capaz. Pero lo que lo hace especial no es su rendimiento, sino que solo se fabricaron 100 unidades.  Aunque este modelo tiene el mismo precio que la versión estándar —999 dólares, unos 3 millones 870 mil pesos colombianos o 910 euros— no todo el mundo podrá tenerlo. Solo se vende en Amazon de Estados Unidos y no hay planes de traerlo a América Latina ni a Europa. Esto limita mucho a quienes quieran tenerlo como objeto de colección. Además, fuera de lo estético, no trae ningún contenido exclusivo de la película ni funciones especiales. Entonces la pregunta es: ¿vale la pena pagar lo mismo por un diseño con pitufos grabados, sin que eso cambie nada más del equipo? ¿O es simplemente una estrategia de marketing para llamar la atención justo en época de regreso a clases?  El Smurface Edition ya está disponible en Amazon y las unidades están volando. A diferencia de otras ediciones conmemorativas que Microsoft ha hecho —como la del 50 aniversario que solo regalaron a empleados— esta sí se puede comprar. Pero si no alcanzas una, hay otra opción: Microsoft Rewards está regalando tres unidades entre quienes participen en retos pitufescos, como programar un minijuego retro con personajes azules usando MakeCode o descargar fondos de pantalla con pitufos para Microsoft Teams. Aunque la distribución es limitada, la edición genera conversación y pone a Surface en el radar de un público más joven, o al menos más nostálgico.  Los Pitufos, conocidos mundialmente como Smurfs, nacieron en Bélgica en 1958 y han sido protagonistas de cómics, series animadas y varias películas. La nueva película de los Pitufos que acompaña este lanzamiento fue estrenada en julio y busca conectar con nuevas generaciones. Esta colaboración con Microsoft no es casualidad: Surface Laptop 7 apunta a estudiantes y usuarios jóvenes, y lanzar una edición colorida y divertida puede servir como impulso en plena temporada de compras escolares. Además, este modelo mantiene la pantalla táctil de 13.8 pulgadas con proporción 3:2, ideal para tareas académicas. Técnicamente, es idéntico al modelo normal, pero su rareza puede convertirlo en pieza de colección.  Microsoft lanzó una Surface Laptop con pitufos grabados. Solo hay 100 y se venden por Amazon. ¿Tú la comprarías?Sígueme y escucha más historias curiosas de tecnología en el pódcast Flash Diario en Spotify

Hoy compartimos con vosotros una de las entrevistas más estimulantes que nos ha brindado esta temporada. La que hicimos durante la semana de la poesía a Carlos Pardo con motivo de la publicación de su último libro, La comedia de la carne (Ed. La Bella Varsovia). Un poemario en el que el autor madrileño deslumbra y lleva más allá los temas y formas en los que venía trabajando desde hace tres décadas y que dio pie a una conversación en la que desplegó su erudición y desparpajo. Así es que tomáoslo como lo que es: una clase magistral de poesía. Sin cursilerías, ni clichés. Escuchar audio

Padres argentinos, ciudadano norteamericano y corazón salvadoreño. Tomas Granitto, mundialista SUB20 y jugador de CD ÁGUILA conversó con nosotros en Azul Y Blanco Podcast. Sus inicios, su llega a #LaSelecta, su paso por FAS & Firpo, hasta la recién participación en un torneo junto al #KunAguero , todo esto y más en el episodio número 6 de la temporada 2 de #Texaco & #AzulYBlancoPodcast .

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Hay nostalgias que no duelen, pero pesan. La morriña es esa bruma suave que nos envuelve cuando el alma recuerda lo que amó y ya no tiene cerca. No es tristeza del todo, ni alegría completa: es un eco cálido, una ausencia que acaricia. Un suspiro que viene del pasado, una emoción que no se puede traducir pero todos, en algún momento, la hemos sentido. Un regreso interior a lo que fuimos, a donde fuimos felices… aunque sea sólo por un instante.

Nueva entrega de "Pixeles y Letras", nuestro programa dedicado a la cultura pop. 00:00:00 - Introducción y presentación de "Pixeles y Letras" - Sección Oficial Una producción de MundoPlus.tv en colaboración con Film&Co donde repasamos las noticias mas relevantes del mundo del Cine, Series, Festivales, Televisión y eventos culturales. 0:04:52 - Entrevista con Raúl Guardans, director de "Azul de niño" Tras su paso por diversos festivales y salas de cine, "Azul de niño" está disponible en alquiler y compra digital, tanto en Prime Vídeo y Film&Co+ 0:34:10 - Festivaleros Repasamos algunos de los títulos que se pueden ver en el Atlàntida Film Fest en Filmin, tanto de la Sección Oficial como de otras secciones del festival. Además, destacamos tres títulos españoles, que se han proyectado en Mallorca. No nos olvidamos de comentar que el 31 de julio se presentaba la XXII edición del Festival de Cine de Comedia de Tarazona y El Moncayo ‘Paco Martínez Soria' que se celebra del 16 al 23 de agosto. Más información: www.mundoplus.tv/festivalesycortos 0:47:02 - Trailers Repasamos los trailers más interesantes que se han dado a conocer en la última semana.. Más trailers en: www.mundoplus.tv/tema/trailer 0:54:39 - Streaming+ with Jordi Casanova Sección en la que Jordi Casanova repasa estrenos que llegan a plataformas de streaming y canales de pago. 1:18:06 - Despedida y Cierre de Sección Oficial 1:20:40 - Despedida y Cierre "Pixeles y Letras" Despedida comentando algunos de los contenidos que traeremos en el siguiente. programa de "Hablemos tele". Por su parte, "Pixeles y Letras" volverá el próximo 20 de agosto.

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Isabel González y Andrés Amorós comentan el libro El carbunclo azul

Isabel González y Andrés Amorós comentan el libro El carbunclo azul

Inauguramos ciclo veraniego con un programa monográfico en el que rescatamos de nuestro archivo las conversaciones que mantuvimos a lo largo de esta temporada con dos autores consagrados que se han atrevido a hacer memoria en sus últimos libros.Empezamos en compañía del veterano escritor español Ignacio Martínez de Pisón, que en Ropa de casa (Ed. Seix Barral) vuelve la mirada hacia su infancia, su juventud y sus primeros pasos en el mundo de la literatura.Luego, escuchamos a la poeta y narradora colombiana Piedad Bonnett, con la que repasamos su vida al hilo de La mujer incierta (Ed. Alfaguara), una suerte de ensayo en el que nos anima a reflexionar, a partir de sus propias experiencias, sobre la importancia del origen, el género, el momento histórico y otras variables.Escuchar audio

Faltando um pedaço +Començar de novo — Lucas González — Lemb3anças Elegidas: Um Tributo Íntimo à Música BrasileiraFalar de Ti — Manuel García, Lenine — Falar de TiAzul (with Rodrigo Amarante) — Natalia Lafourcade, Rodrigo Amarante — Mujer Divina - Homenaje a Agustín LaraLo Sensible Se Renueva — Karel García — Hambre De QuimerasEl Corazón al Sur — Encarna Anillo, Martirio — El Corazón al SurVuelvo Al Sur — Caetano Veloso — Fina EstampaSur o No Sur — Kevin Johansen, León Gieco — Sur o No SurL'envie de valser — Kimberose, Sofiane Pamart — OutCome Wander With Me — Lula Pena — Archivo PittorescoFix It — Lady Blackbird — Black Acid SoulI'll Tell You Something — Gabi Hartmann — Always Seem to Get Things Wrongcuídate — Valeria Castro — chiquitaWaltz for Debby — Niño Josele — PazEscuchar audio

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Ambie and Crystal discuss a couple games they played recently, including Codenames (the new version), Little Alchemists, and Look at the Stars. Then, we talk about games where players can choose whether or not to trigger the end game, and what we like or don't like about them. 0:00-Intro 0:44-Recent Games-Codenames 3:46-Little Alchemists 7:19-Look at the Stars 30:25-Outro 31:20-Bloopers Join our discord Support us directly at https://ko-fi.com/boardgameblitz Or shop at our merch store or our Amazon Storefront This episode was sponsored by Grey Fox Games. Use the code "BLITZ10" to get 10% off your entire cart. Consolidated Links For the full show notes visit our site at http://www.boardgameblitz.com/posts/415

Óscar Germade ha sido director de arte de Vogue y director de imagen para marcas como Mango o Massimo Dutti. Acaba de montar su propio estudio: The Principal Office. Le gusta la versatilidad de la palabra ‘solo', la tipografía, los relojes Braun, el azul perfecto, el logo de Parque Jurásico, su libreta, las capas, las gafas Moscot, las fotografías de Jack Davison y tender puentes aunque no sean siempre visibles. Hablamos sobre la vez que conoció a Anna Wintour, de cuando hizo una sesión con Martin Parr, de trabajar con marcas, de películas, de diseño, de la música en restaurantes y hasta de electrodomésticos.Notas:Fotografía:Martin ParrJack DavidsonWilliam EgglestonChris BuckLibros:Elogio de la sombra — TanizakiMiscellany — Ben SchottNow you see it — Michael BieurutFragile Beauty — Fotografías de Sir Elton John y David FurnishSobrevivir al diseño — Marta CerdàCharlas:Michael BierutChip Kidd y el logo de Jurassic ParkChip Kidd: el hilarante arte de diseñar librosRestaurantes:El IgueldoLos 33Granja ElenaHaramboure

Seguro que alguna de vosotras está ya de vacaciones en este momento, pero como nosotras seguro que no viste venir que Cristian Castro, el cantante mexicano, el de Azul (porque este amor es azul como el mar azul), resultaría referente. Hace unas semanas se hicieron virales unas declaraciones suyas en una entrevista en televisión: “De lo único que estoy preocupado en la vida es de no trabajar, porque no me gusta trabajar". Descansando, vacacionando y con tiempo para descansar y leer como te vamos a proponer hoy de la mano de Juan Evaristo Valls Boix es escritor y profesor de Filosofía de la Cultura en la Universidad Complutense de Madrid que tiene un libro que deberías estar leyendo ya mismo: "el derecho de las cosas bellas".

Poesia e música no livro escrito por Guilherme Gontijo Flores, ilustrado por Daniel Kondo, cantado e musicado por Carol Naine. Desembarcados apresenta animais extintos ou em risco de extinção, lembrando as perdas que ocorreram ao longo dos milênios e promovendo um olhar crítico para a crise ambiental e as ameaças à biodiversidade..Um edição especial do Peixe Voador gravado na Compasso Colab

La menudita perlita azulgris (Polioptila caerulea) de apenas unos 10 centímetros se encuentra en gran parte de Estados Unidos y México, y también en algunas regiones del Caribe. Busca activamente insectos pequeños en árboles y arbustos para comer, a menudo quedando suspendida en el aire por un momento y desplegando su larga cola negra y blanca.Listen to this episode in English here. Más información y transcripción en BirdNote.org.¿Quieres más BirdNote? Suscríbete a nuestro boletín semanal. Regístrese en BirdNote+ para escuchar música sin publicidad y otras ventajas.BirdNote es una organización sin fines de lucro. Su donación deducible de impuestos hace posible estos espectáculos. 

Nos preguntamos por qué el cielo es azul y cuántos colores distingue el ser humano, hablamos de los genios de la creatividad y repasamos las diferencias culturales en cuanto al uso de los animales en la cocina de todo el mundo con la chef María Nicolau

Jiunn, Seth, John and Aaron discuss their review experience with the Cohiba Serie M Reserva Azul https://developingpalates.com/reviews/cigar-reviews/team-cigar-review-cohiba-serie-m-reserva-azul/

Hablamos de amor, humor y rosas con Constantino Molina. El autor, conocido hasta ahora por cultivar una poesía "metafísica de lo rural", ha dado un volantazo con su nuevo poemario, Premio Cervantes (Ed. Renacimiento), colección de poemas amorosos que apuestan por la ligereza y combinan la incorporación de los nuevos usos amorosos con un diálogo inteligente con la tradición.Luego, Ignacio Elguero nos hace una batería de recomendaciones para el verano: el primer tomo de la narrativa esencial de Ramón J. Sender (Ed. Biblioteca Castro), que incluye su emblemática novela Réquiem por un campesino español, Ábaco de la pérdida (Ed. Visor), poemario de la autora estadounidense-iraní Sholeh Wolpé con traducción de Corina Oproae, y Floricultura (Ed. Huerga y Fierro), volumen misceláneo que reúne textos críticos de Emilia Pardo Bazán.Además, Javier Lostalé abre su ventanita poética a la obra reunida de Juana Castro, que se ha publicado bajo el título He cantado en la noche (Ed. Torremozas).En su sección, Sergio C. Fanjul nos habla de Bedroom Safari. Una antropología de la vida cotidiana, (Ed. La caja books), el delicado ensayo en el que Alejandro Pérez-Paredes se detiene y recrea en los misterios de los objetos y las rutinas domésticas.Terminamos el programa junto a Mariano Peyrou, que nos propone la lectura de cuatro poemarios bien distintos: Zamak (Ed. Pre-Textos), de Pilar Vargas Pacheco, Compensatoria (Ed. Liliputienses), de Fernando Pérez Fernández, Y caerá la nieve (Ed. Mixtura), de Laia Carbonell y Devoción por las costumbres de los pájaros (Ed. Dilema), de Mario Campaña.Escuchar audio

Amena plática con Carlos Carrillo, quien fue el Presidente de la Asociación de futbolistas en El Salvador ASOFUTPROES . Con su paso en equipos como #AlianzaFC , #FAS y #Metapán se hizo un hueco en el fútbol salvadoreño como un defensor de cuidado. Grandes anécdotas y buena charla sobre el presente del jugador y análisis del momento. Imperdible episodio en #AzulYBlancoPodcast .

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Un estudio liderado desde el Instituto Agroalimentario de Aragón (IA2, centro mixto UNIZAR-CITA) ha demostrado que el uso de adyuvantes alternativos a las sales de aluminio, las más usadas actualmente, es más eficaz y no induce reacciones inflamatorias tan severas en vacunas contra la lengua azul ovina. Lo cuenta en Ágora el catedrático del Departamento de Patología Animal de la Universidad de Zaragoza y miembro del IA2 Lluís Luján. El trabajo ha sido desarrollado por un equipo multidisciplinar en el que también han participado investigadores del Instituto de Nanociencia y Materiales de Aragón (INMA, centro mixto CSIC-Unizar), entre otras instituciones, y ha sido publicado por la revista científica ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces.

El ex jugador de LA Firpo, Alianza y Selección nacional conversó con nosotros en Azul y Blanco Podcast. Hablamos de su vida después del retiro, anécdotas y de su academia de fútbol SOCCERLAND que está dando muchos frutos en el desarrollo de niños y jóvenes en El Salvador.

Hoy os saludamos desde Albacete, donde se celebra el festival Oh, Poetry!, punto de encuentro de una treintena de poetas llegados de todas las partes del país que nos permite hacernos una idea de la variedad y riqueza de nuestra escena literaria.Hablamos con sus directores -y también poetas-, Andrés García Cerdán, ganador del XXVII Premio Generación del 27 con El gran amor (Ed. Visor), y Almudena Sánchez, autora de Gramática de mi madre (Ed. La uña rota).Luego, Martha Asunción Alonso nos presenta Literatura universal (Ed. Isla Elefante), su nuevo poemario, tan íntimo como político, en el que profundiza en su experiencia como madre con ligereza, profundidad y conciencia de clase.Terminamos el programa en compañía de nuestro colaborador Mariano Peyrou, que pone sobre la mesa un puñado de reflexiones muy interesantes sobre la creación poética al hilo de su nuevo ensayo: Yo soy la naturaleza (Ed. Anagrama).Escuchar audio

   ---- 1 - Blonde Redhead- The Shadow Of The Guest - Rest Of Her Life (Choir Version) Feat. Brooklyn Youth Chorus 2 - Blonde Redhead - The Shadow Of The Guest - Via Savona (Choir Version) Feat. Brooklyn Youth Chorus 3 - Lucrecia Dalt - A Danger to Ourselves - Divina 4 - Caroline - Caroline 2 - When I Get Home 5 - Sontag Shogun x Lau Nau - Païväkahvit - They Came in Through the Front Door (Fadi Tabbal Rework) 6 - Tan Cologne - (...) - n Resin (Trentemøller Rework) 7 - Shabason, Krgovich, Tenniscoats - Wao - Our Detour 8 - Thom Yorke - Smoke (OST) - Dialing In 9 - Holly Herndon - Eternal Re-Imagined 10 - Lyra Pramuk - Hymnal - Meridian 11 - Cameron Winter - Heavy Metal - $0 12 - José Afonso - Como Se Fora Seu Filho - Eu Dizia 13 - The Czars - The Ugly People vs the Beautiful People - Drug ---- 14 - John Cale - Fear - Buffalo Ballet 15 - Alice Phoebe Lou - … - Old Shadows 16 - Hand Habits - Blue Reminder - Dead Rat 17 - Adrian Crowley - Measure Of Joy - Lost At Last 18 - Mac DeMarco - Guitar - Home 19 - Grouper - Dragging a Dead Deer Up A Hill - We've All Time To Sleep 20 - Malva - Poros - Pausa Para Esclarecimentos 21 - Malva - Poros - Ninho 22 - Delaney Bailey - Chet Baker Re:Imagined - While My Lady Sleeps 23 - Tiny Ruins - Some Were Meant For Sea - Running Through The Night 24 - Meg Baird - Dear Companion - Riverhouse in Tinicum 25 - Brian Eno, Beatie Wolfe - Luminal - Shhh 26 - Tim Bernardes - Prudência/Praga - Praga 27 - Ohtis - Without Blemish/Bob - Bob (feat. Lillie West) 28 - Bill Callahan - Rough Travel For A Rare Thing - Rock Bottom Riser 29 - Steve Gunn - Music for Writers - Slow Singers On The Hill 30 - P.G. Six - The Well of Memory (2025 Expanded Edition) - A Song Is But A Song

Hoy se conoció la #RutaDeLaSelecta por parte de las autoridades de la FESFUT e INDES. Analizamos los puntos importantes de la conferencia, las nuevas incorporaciones al STAFF y el futuro próximo que nos depara en El Salvador y sus selecciones. #AzulYBlanco junto con TEXACO liberan todo su potencial en este quinto episodio de la Temporada 2.

Hugo Alvarado, llega de nuevo a la #FESFUT y se ha incorporado al cuerpo técnico como SCOUT de selecciones nacionales. Trabajo titánico para tener en el radar a fútbolistas salvadoreños profesionales que puedan representar al país. Conocé su historia, su trabajo y como comenzó esta travesía. Pieza clave en la nueva estructura de cara a la eliminatoria mundialista.

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Guille Estradella. Un argentino que se ganó el corazón de la hinchada de FAS. Después de varios años en nuestro fútbol se convierte en voz autorizada para hablar de los temas que son de interés. Platicamos de La Liga Mayor, #LaSelecta y los mejores y peores momentos de su carrera en El Salvador hasta ahora.

Esta vez os saludamos desde la Casa de la Cultura de San Lorenzo de El Escorial acompañados de Lara Moreno. La escritora nos presenta Ningún amor está vivo en el recuerdo (Ed. Lumen), su nuevo libro, en el que reúne quince cuentos que brillan por su capacidad para crear atmósferas de extraordinaria densidad emocional.Luego Javier Lostalé abre su ventanita poética a los versos de Gaza: El poema hizo su parte (Ed. del oriente y del Mediterráneo), antología de las últimas obras del palestino Nasser Rabah que incluye poemas escritos durante el genocidio de los gazatíes y que es una muestra del valor de la poesía como documento. Además, Sergio C. Fanjul nos habla de su nuevo poemario, El escombro fluorescente (Ed. Letraversal), una suerte de cuento ciberpunk protagonizado por una extraña pareja que se propone huir de las servidumbres de la vida urbana y que sirve al autor como pretexto para denunciar la degradación de las ciudades, el turismo depredador, las brechas sociales y otros asuntos recurrentes en su obra ensayística.Terminamos el programa junto a Mariano Peyrou, que pone sobre la mesa Brotar duele (Ed. Galaxia Gutenberg), antología de la malograda poeta sueca Karin Boye que impacta por su relación con el sufrimiento y la muerte.Escuchar audio

El programa de radio para niños -y para todo el que se quiera acercar- celebra el centenario del nacimiento de la gran escritora Ana María Matute. Leemos En el bosque y felicitamos a la editorial Libros del Zorro Rojo, que también está de aniversario. Disfrutamos de la música clásica con nuestra compañera de Crescendo (Radio Clásica), Clara Sánchez, que nos acerca a Clara Schumann y a las noches veraniegas de Mendelssohn. Nuestro cuentacuentos de estación, David Acera, nos narra una maravillosa historia de la tradición oral. ¡Familia pasajera, ¡gracias por estar ahí!Escuchar audio

Episode 585: Meeple Nation July 2025 News    Show Notes    Episode release date is July 2, 2025   It is time again for our news episode. We will be talking about some gaming highlights, new games, new game announcements, and we may even manage to get to some crowdfunding games too.  Come join us at the game table.   Sponsorship Game Toppers  SaltCON   Intro of Meeple Nation The World's Okayest Podcast. Web Page Links to Episodes SaltPOD: A SaltCON Podcast Bios Email us at MeepleNation@gmail.com Patreon Instagram @meeplenation Facebook Meeple Nation Facebook Group Meeple Nation Off Air X Meeple Nation Discord Meeple Nation Come watch us on YouTube   Meeple Nation Gaming Highlights Nathan Games with Dianne Azul Lucky Numbers Tsuro Douglas Azul Duel Dorfromantik Dorfromantik Duel Res Arcana Duo    This episode as with all of our news episodes is broken into three sections. New Game releases: games that can now be found in the wild, new game acquisitions, and games we are eager to try. Game announcements: This is a list of games that are fulfilling maybe and have not yet reached the store shelves, unless it is a CMON game then it is on the game shelf and backers are waiting disgruntled. New game announcements also include games that are in late production and will be released at a future time. Crowdfunding is games that have piqued our interest and maybe have even been backed by us. So with that, let's turn to the table and see what games we are talking about today.   New Game Releases Wondrous Creatures DC Forever The Anarchy Marvel Champions: Falcon Marvel Champions: Winter Soldier  https://arkhamdb.com/ https://marvelcdb.com/ https://ringsdb.com/  New Game Announcements Clank!: Catacombs - Underworld Point Galaxy Fortunes of Scoundrel Bay Gwent: The Legendary Card Game Azure Wispwood Wroth Recall Crowdfunding Games Kickstarter Endeavor Deep Sea: Uncharted Waters Gamefound Lord of the Rings: The Confrontation

Strap in for a wild ride with Weezy WTF and Mandii B, hosts of Decisions Decisions podcast and authors of their debut book No Holes Barred, as we discuss all things sexual exploration. We talk about open relationships – what “cheating together” means, jealousy as a turn-on, and what people don't understand about being open/polyamorous. We also discuss threesomes, cucking (and light cucking by way of telling your partner about other sexual experiences), being a side chick, drunk sex, and on the deeper side, settling for toxic relationships and getting out of threatening situations with men. And we ask them a burning question – “Are you actually friends?” Before Mandii and Weezy join us, we're talking about hooking up at work and sharing our past experiences, previewing our upcoming European trip, and we have an Azul update (don't worry, he's fine). Enjoy!  Follow Mandii on Instagram @fullcourtpumps and Weezy @weezywtf, listen to their podcast Decisions Decisions, and get their book No Holes Barred.  Follow us @girlsgottaeatpodcast, Ashley @ashhess, and Rayna @rayna.greenberg. Visit girlsgottaeat.com for more. Thank you to our partners this week: Wix: Go to wix.com to start building your website. Bilt: Get points by paying rent at https://joinbilt.com/GGE. Quince: Get free shipping and 365-day returns on your next order at https://quince.com/GGE. Simply Pop:  Go to https://cokeurl.com/simplyPOP to find out where you can try Simply Pop. Nutrafol: Get $10 off your first month's subscription + free shipping when you subscribe at https://nutrafol.com with code GGE10. Hungryroot: Get 40% off your first box + get a free item in every box for life at http://hungryroot.com/gge with code GGE. 

Ambie and Crystal discuss a couple games they played recently, including Rescuing Robin Hood, Tiwanaku, and Holiday Hijinks: The Independence Incident. Then, we talk about our top 5 games that we've played that are currently in the top 100 ranked games on BoardGameGeek.com. Use our affiliate link to get Rescuing Robin Hood (or other things)! 0:00-Intro 0:46-Recent Games - Rescuing Robin Hood 9:22-Tiwanaku 15:35-Holiday Hijinks #2: The Independence Incident 16:45-Top 5 of BGG Top 100 28:51-Outro 29:46-Bloopers Join our discord Support us directly at https://ko-fi.com/boardgameblitz Or shop at our merch store or our Amazon Storefront This episode was sponsored by Grey Fox Games. Use the code "BLITZ10" to get 10% off your entire cart. Consolidated Links For the full show notes visit our site at http://www.boardgameblitz.com/posts/413