Podcasts about canicula

L'expert en instruments traditionnels est de retour et s'attaque au tambourin à cordes, ce mois-ci. Comment cet instrument s'intègre dans la musique actuelle et mélange les genres. ? Avec des extraits de Canicula, Nadau, Xarnege, Aèdes, Trencadit et Cocanha.

Dr. Beatrice Mahler, managerul Institutului de Pneumoftiziologie „Marius Nasta” din Capitală, vine cu o serie de sfaturi pentru a avea un somn bun în perioada de caniculă.

Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky, is out of sight now. Thanks to its rising and setting times and our viewing angle, it's hidden in the Sun's glare. It'll return to view in a few weeks. Thousands of years ago, Sirius first poked into view in the morning sky in early July, when the weather was heating up. Sirius is known as the Dog Star, so the period of the summer's greatest heat -- when the Dog Star emerged into full view -- came to be known as the Dog Days. The period begins around July 3rd and ends in mid-August. “Dog Days” is a phrase we still use today, even though Sirius is nowhere in sight. It's moved because an effect known as precession causes the stars to slide through the seasons. The Dog Star is also known as Canicula -- a Latin word that means “little dog.” In parts of Mexico, Texas, and other regions, the Dog Days are sometimes called “La Canicula.” The people of ancient Egypt used several calendars. In one, the new year began with the first appearance of Sirius in the dawn sky. In another, the year was exactly 365 days long -- a quarter of a day shorter than the true year. So the calendar slid out of sync with the Sun by one day every four years. But it came back around once every 1,461 of those years. That span is known as the canicular period -- the time it took the canicular star to return to its rightful place in the calendar, climbing into view in early July.  Script by Damond Benningfield Support McDonald Observatory

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Canicular is an adjective that means related to the dog days. The Latin word Canis (CON eese) means ‘dog.' The period between early July and early September came to be known as the ‘dog days' for reasons that have nothing to do with the weather of that period or with the way dogs feel about those months. Instead, the name ‘dog days' became associated with that time frame because that time of year is under the star Sirius, whose Latin name was Canicula, meaning ‘small dog.' That canicular period of late summer can be really rough on a heating duct repairman. With temperatures soaring during the dog days, who wants to get their heating repaired?

El podcast mas selecto de Estudio Geek vuelve con sus especialistas en materia de tecnología, en esta ocasión con noticias mas representativas de actualidad. Se supone que concluyo la época de la Canicula, pero sigue el calor, y mientras vemos como sobrevivirlo, platicamos de los rumores de la próxima Keynote de Apple, la reseña de los airdots de Xiaomi y mas cosas sobre tecnología para conversar. Locutores en mesa: @arqiv (Podcast Un poco de bits) @EseHiro(Podcast Tierra uno) @manuelCMunguia (Podcast The Citizen) El podcast esta disponible en iTunes, iVoox y Spotify Te invitamos a seguir la plática en: twitter.com/estudiogeekXLR Facebook.com/estudiogeek Instagram.com/estudiogeekXLR Contacto: estudiogeek128@gmail.com

ASI COMENZAMOS HOY KE BUENA MAÑANA. ¿COMO VAS CON LA CANICULA?

1.Eres para mi JULIETA VENEGAS 2.Canicula 60 TIGRES 3.Ser humano CAMILO SEPTIMO 4.Lo que puedes hacer LOS FASCINANTES 5.Ya no te quiero LOS BLENDERS 6.Algun dia (Alicia) HELLO SEAHORSE 7.Bestia HS 8.La flotadera HS 9.Parte del Sol REYNO 10.Ninjas REY PILA 11.Parral MEXICAN JULIGANS 12.Lo unico YO MATE A TU PERRO 13.Locos LEON LARREGUI 14.Que no CAFE TACVBA

Week four and we talk Kaiju-A-GoGo crunch time, Maxis, end-of-the-world TV comedies, and say good-bye to Terry Pratchett.