Podcasts about Chem

This week, Mark talks with Phil Root about the differences he sees between teaching using modeling methodology at the high school level and the college level. They talk about Phil's experience helping to adapt modeling materials for physical science to the Next Generation Science Standards, and how much he enjoyed building a storyline for those units. They talk about the advanced modeling workshops, including the new materials Phil helped to develop for them, and the various topics covered. They finish with Phil's advice for folks just starting out on a modeling instruction journey. Guests Phil Root Phil Root taught high school chemistry and physics at Chandler High School from 2004-2013, and has been teaching chemistry at Scottsdale Community College since 2013. Phil teaches using modeling methods at the college level, and also leads modeling workshops. He helped to develop the physical science curriculum for Next Generation Science Standards and worked with Levi Torrison to develop a thermodynamics modeling workshop and extend the Chem 2 workshop to a full three week course. Website Highlights [11:05] Phil Root: "AMTA was actively engaging students before it was cool." [17:08] Phil Root, on advanced modeling workshops: "you will have activities, labs, facilitation experience that you can take with you directly back to your classroom the next year and put it to place right away to build your storyline in your classroom and make it stronger." [19:13] Phil Root: "My goal now isn't to get my students to solve a problem a certain way or to get an answer. It's to probe their thinking about the relationships that they're using or how are they making sense of the mathematical relationships they're using or the conceptual frameworks that they're building." Resources Download Transcript Ep 81 Transcript

Hay muchísimas formas de hacer investigación, pero la mayoría solo conocemos una: la del laboratorio académico clásico. Es el agua en la que nadamos sin darnos cuenta de que es agua.Una sola pregunta desmonta el sistema entero: ¿cuándo y cómo entran los datos en tu proyecto? Esa decisión condiciona quién manda, cuándo termina el proyecto y qué cuenta como éxito.En este episodio recorro una línea con 10 modelos ordenados por cuándo entra el dato, desde el dato congelado hasta el dato que pide un algoritmo.Laboratorio académico clásico: el dato entra una vez y se congela.Bell Labs: "correa larga, valla estrecha". Dato continuo dentro de una empresa.Institutos independientes (Arc Institute, etc.): financiación a varios años, poca presión por publicar.Ciencia ciudadana: el público recoge datos de forma distribuida y constante.Big Science (CERN, Hubble): datos en chorro permanente, papers con miles de autores.FRO: 15 a 30 personas, 5 años, dinero filantrópico, sin obligación de publicar.DARPA: un Program Manager con poder real marca hitos. Así nació Internet.DeSci: financiación y propiedad intelectual en blockchain entre holders de tokens.Self-Driving Lab: bucle DMTA. El dato entra a demanda; cada vuelta decide el siguiente experimento.Radial: rediseñar el proceso científico como ingeniería, en ciclos, a nivel de sistema.El laboratorio autónomo es el extremo más radical: no tiene final, sigue optimizando mientras lo dejes encendido. Eso es justo lo que el sistema científico actual no sabe gestionar.Lo más profundo: ¿quién decide qué dato pedir? En el modelo clásico, el investigador. En Big Science, un comité. En DARPA, el Program Manager. En DeSci, una comunidad. En el laboratorio autónomo, un algoritmo. No estamos automatizando el pipeteo: estamos delegando la autoría intelectual del siguiente paso.La razón por la que casi ninguno nace en la academia es sencilla: la academia solo sabe puntuar papers. No es un problema de calidad, es un problema de contabilidad del mérito.¿Tu problema pide un bucle? Porque si lo estás forzando dentro del molde del paper, estás remando contra tu propio problema.Comunidad de investigadores: https://horacio-ps.com/comunidadNewsletter: https://horacio-ps.com/newsletterSi el episodio te ha resultado útil, dale like, suscríbete o compártelo en Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iVoox o YouTube.Enlaces y referenciasTony Blair Institute, "A New Model for Science": https://institute.global/insights/tech-and-digitalisation/new-model-scienceFuture Blind (Max Olson), "The new wave of science and research models": https://futureblind.com/p/the-new-wave-of-science-and-research-modelsConstruction Physics (Brian Potter), "The Influence of Bell Labs": https://www.construction-physics.com/p/the-influence-of-bell-labsArc Institute, "The Arc Model": https://arcinstitute.org/modelFranzoni y Sauermann (2014), Research Policy 43(1), pp. 1-20: https://ideas.repec.org/r/eee/respol/v43y2014i1p1-20.htmlBritannica, "Big Science": https://www.britannica.com/science/Big-Science-scienceFederation of American Scientists, "FROs: A New Model": https://fas.org/publication/focused-research-organizations-a-new-model-for-scientific-research/Ethereum.org, "Decentralized science (DeSci)": https://ethereum.org/desci/Tom et al. (2024), Chemical Reviews 124(16), pp. 9633-9732: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acs.chemrev.4c00055Autonomous Chemical Experiments, Acc. Chem. Res. (2022): https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9454899/Astera, "Announcing Radial": https://astera.org/announcing-radial/Seemay Chou, "Scientific Publishing: Enough is Enough": https://astera.org/scientific-publishing-enough-is-enough/STAT News sobre Radial: https://www.statnews.com/2026/03/11/radial-ai-science-astera-nonprofit/Nature, "Inside the self-driving lab revolution": https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-00974-2Nature, "Will self-driving robot labs replace biologists?": https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-00453-8

Episode 210 - Don and Syn - Chem sex and consent - In this episode of Kinky Frame of Mind Podcast Don and Syn are in the studio vand talk about all their crazy things going on in life. The topic this week is chem sex and how its different in different communities and how consent ties into that. This question was asked to Don when he ran at Scissortail last year and we finally dive into it. 

Henreek and Thrash are back talking the new playoff chem event + lack of line combos + much more!

Breathe in the chems. The post WH40k Book Club Episode #172 – Chem Dog by Callum Davis appeared first on WH40K Book Club.

NYUMBA Radio: May 2026 w/ Mervin Oichoe Show: NYUMBA RADIO Artist: MyDir Guest: NYUMBA Air Date: 8 May 2026 Genre: House / Deep Tech / Melodic House / Deep House / Tech House Nyumba Radio is a monthly Afro House and Afro Tech radio show built around deep listening, long-form journeys, and intentional curation. Guided by a monthly theme, each episode opens with a Nyumba-curated hour before transitioning into an uninterrupted 60-minute guest mix. A home for sound with meaning. Tracklist: WeAreiDyll Records 01. Teekkah, Tina Ardor - Njūrūri 02. Warren Deep - Everything I Need 03. MYDIR - Aiyanna 04. Curio Tones - Cloud 9 05. ISIKO - Blue Note Nyuba Resident - JĪMONO 01. JĪMONO - Mysterious Dance 02. JĪMONO - Road to Solace 03. JĪMONO - Step by Step 04. Native Tribe, Larion, Xabizo - Find Your Peace (JĪMONO Remix) 05. JÏMONO, Bongi Silinda - Khala Nyumba Guestmix - Mervin Oichoe 01. Amandla – Sun-El Musician 02. Shanga – Mervin Oichoe 03. Banyathele – Citizen Deep, Atmos Blaq 04. Mabebuza – Maline Aura, Drega, Atmos Blaq 05. Go around – Bongi Dube remake 06. Poesha – Mervin Oichoe, Dj Geeno 07. Belma Belma – Vanco, Cuebur, Maalem Hammam 08. Chem trails – Msaki feat. Caiiro 09. Nyoro (Mpho.wav remix) – Kato Change, Winyo & Suraj 10. Amanxeba (Maano remix) – Dr Feel, Toshi 11. Native frequencies – KAMUSHEZ, Iborian, Mack Lean, Fadhilee Itulya Originally broadcast on Data Transmission Radio. Listen live and explore the archive: https://radio.datatransmission.co

We're all doing it right now - eyeballing the spare boiler in the driveway that you may or may not need (probably not, if you're any sort of geek), wondering if there's some solid cash to be had if you just did a leeeeettle work.  Well, the Gearhead Consultancy at the Garage Hour has done this before (a LOT), and we can help you get to done.  What's a must-do and what can you explain away?  Does the Check Engine Light mean buy a new sensor or buy a $20 code-reader?  How do you move from attracting a shopper to making them a buyer?  Are you ready to pounce when Mr. Shopper's want turns to need?  ...And do you know what your buggy is worth? While we're at it: PPIHC 2026 (right around the corner), trying new snowblower repairmen (because why not), JFS4 detail ('froading is for fun), and yummy tunes from the one and only Cut Chemist (because that stuff's great too).

Aujourd'hui, Antoine Diers, consultant auprès des entreprises, Zohra Bitan, fonctionnaire, et Abel Boyi, éducateur, débattent de l'actualité autour d'Alain Marschall et Olivier Truchot.

Zuzana Kronerová byla vůbec první, kdo nazpíval dnes už legendární píseň Čerešně. V Česku si ji ale většina posluchačů neodmyslitelně spojuje s Hanou Hegerovou. „Připadalo mi vždy trochu humorné, že celé Slovensko řešilo tento tzv. problém,“ říká herečka v rozhovoru s Terezou Kostkovou. Píseň zazněla poprvé v 80. letech v televizní relaci Ktosi je za dverami z dílny autorské dvojice Milan Lasica a Július Satinský.Všechny díly podcastu Blízká setkání můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Dezinformace jsou součástí války odnepaměti, díky sociálním sítím a jejich algoritmům je nyní lze šířit závratnou rychlostí. Nejde přitom jen o jednotlivé dezinformace, ale o promyšlené strategie, které mají za cíl ovlivnit veřejné mínění, oslabit důvěru v instituce a rozdělovat společnost. Hybridní hrozby se tak dostanou přímo na displeje našich telefonů a do našich obýváků a je stále složitější je rozpoznat. Jsme připraveni se jim bránit? A pokud ano, proč už to dávno neděláme? Existuje cesta, kterou bychom se měli jako společnost vydat, nebo je boj o náš názor a přesvědčení věcí jednotlivců? Ponořte se do pomyslných online zákopů informačních válek s novinářem a zakladatelem Voxpotu Vojtěchem Boháčem a expertem na dezinformační problematiku Jakubem Kalenským. Debata moderovaná Janou Karasovou zazněla na loňském ročníků Inspiračního fóra.

In the second episode of our Chem & Pharma North America series, we explore the science behind failure analysis with Stephen French, our subject matter expert.From corrosion and fatigue to polymer cracking and material defects, Stephen breaks down how metallurgical investigations help uncover the true root cause when a component does not perform as expected.You'll hear real-world examples, learn about the advanced analytical techniques used during investigations, and discover how deeper material insights help prevent repeat failures, improve safety, and support smarter engineering decisions.Speaker: Stephen French, PE, Senior Failure Analyst/Engineer, Intertek Allentown LaboratoryFollow us on- Intertek's Assurance In Action ||  Twitter || LinkedIn.

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We check our food labels. We filter our water. We obsess over skincare ingredients… but what about the clothes we wear every single day?In this episode—one of my all-time favorite conversations I've ever recorded and one that truly blew my mind—I sit down with Hannah Dunning (aka The Clean Clothing Chick), who's been deep in the research uncovering what's actually in our clothing. We're talking synthetic fabrics like polyester, chemical treatments, formaldehyde, lead, and forever chemicals—and asking a pretty big question: what are we actually putting directly against our skin for 12+ hours a day? Thank you to our sponsors!ZEBRA – Use code "ALEX" for 10% off any orderGEVITI – Use code "ALEX" to get 20% off your first purchaseJASPR – Use code "ALEX" to get $300 off your purchasePRIMALLY PURE – Use code "ALEXCLARK" for 15% off your first orderWILD PASTURES – Get an exclusive discount on your next orderOur Guest:Hannah DunningHannah's Links:The Clean Clothing Chick – WebsiteHannah Dunning (Instagram) – Instagram

Jim Cramer and Sara Eisen delved into stocks under pressure after Thursday's sell-off, while crude oil prices continue to surge despite President Trump extending his deadline for Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The anchors discussed the Nasdaq's fall into correction territory, along with four S&P sectors down more than 10% from their year highs. Anthropic also in the spotlight: A federal judge temporarily blocks the Pentagon's designation of the AI firm as a "supply-chain risk" — and the company is reportedly considering an IPO as soon as October. Also in focus: Netflix hikes prices, Meta weakness, private credit woes, the Senate passes a bill to fund most of the Department of Homeland Security, what to make of the red-hot "Chem 7" rally. Squawk on the Street Disclaimer Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Jak se zrodí úspěšné IPO na pražské burze a proč některé tituly po prvotním nadšení ztrácejí dech? Do nového dílu podcastu Money Penny si Martin s Tomášem přizvali poradce burzovních emisí Františka Bostla a Přemysla Pappa ze skupiny Starteepo. V rozhovoru se zaměřili na zákulisí trhu START a otevřeně popsali modus operandi celého procesu, od krocení přehnaných očekávání majitelů až po nutnost mít ve firmě kompetentního finančního ředitele. Došlo i na analýzu konkrétních titulů v čele s Karo Leather, jejíž hodnota od vstupu na burzu vzrostla téměř desetinásobně. Podíl si v ní koupila i skupina Goldman Sachs. Celý podcast a další díly najdete na https://herohero.co/moneypenny nebo https://moneypenny.opinio.cz/.

Jak se zrodí úspěšné IPO na pražské burze a proč některé tituly po prvotním nadšení ztrácejí dech? Do nového dílu podcastu Money Penny si Martin s Tomášem přizvali poradce burzovních emisí Františka Bostla a Přemysla Pappa ze skupiny Starteepo. V rozhovoru se zaměřili na zákulisí trhu START a otevřeně popsali modus operandi celého procesu, od krocení přehnaných očekávání majitelů až po nutnost mít ve firmě kompetentního finančního ředitele. Došlo i na analýzu konkrétních titulů v čele s Karo Leather, jejíž hodnota od vstupu na burzu vzrostla téměř desetinásobně. Podíl si v ní koupila i skupina Goldman Sachs.Celý podcast a další díly najdete na https://herohero.co/moneypenny nebo https://moneypenny.opinio.cz/. 

My guest this month is Lilly Solesbee. Coach Solesbee is this year's recipient of the NHSSCA State COTY award for South Carolina. We sit down and discuss numerous aspects of sports nutrition. We cover topics such as how she is implementing nutrition education at Dorman, actionable steps coaches can take to start nutrition education and more. Lot's of insightful and actionable information throughout. Enjoy!Coach Solesbee on IG: https://www.instagram.com/coach_solesbee/?hl=enOur two partner sponsors for this episode are Dashr and Optimum Nutrition. Chem them out below. https://www.dashrsystems.com/https://www.optimumnutrition.com/NHSSCA State Clinic Schedule: https://nhssca.us/events/list/?tribe-bar-search=stateGlazier Clinic Iron Giants Strength Summits: https://www.glazierclinics.com/strength-summit

Two shy students escalate their encounter doing laundry.By smj895. Listen to the ► Podcast at Steamy Stories.Kindra dropped the correct change into the last washer and hit Start. She had two weeks’ worth of clothing to clean. This was a several hour affair, but it was a Friday night after dark and what else was she going to do, really? In fact, she already had her activity ready. Out came her tablet, preloaded with pirated movies. She didn’t bother wearing earbuds. The noise of the washers drowned out the sounds of her device, and no one else was around. Up? Probably. Around? No way.Not for a while anyway.About twenty minutes into her first movie, she noticed someone else walk into the college dorm laundry room. “Oh. Sorry!” she instinctively said. She looked up. It was a tall, thin boy, probably her age (19), and with unkempt but short dark sandy blonde hair.“No, no, it’s fine,” he replied. He moved around her to the free washers, dropping in his load, then the detergent, and finally his change. He moved to the opposite side of her, leaning back against a dryer after fiddling with his phone.Kindra went back to her movie. This was awkward, but that was college life for you, wasn’t it? Wasn’t this supposed to be the “college experience?” Meeting new people? Forcing opportunities to meet new people, if that wasn’t really your thing? Like Kindra’s? She noted his loose-fitting clothes and lanky figure, and then sort of ignored him.“What movie is that?” he asked.Crap, Kindra thought. She forgot to put in earbuds. “Uh, just a flick,” she half-lied. She was silent for a little bit. “What are you listening to?”As a response, the boy pulled out one earbud. The music was a genre Kindra didn’t particularly enjoy, but certainly could respect. “That’s pretty cool,” she told him.“What are you studying?” he asked.“Chemistry. You?”“Mech E.” Mechanical Engineering. So they shared maybe one class - Chem 101 - and she already tested out of that her sophomore year. …Of high school. No chance of seeing him around campus.The next twenty minutes passed in silence. A buzzer went off, then another, and a third. Kindra moved her clothes to the dryer and deposited her next round of change. She went back and sat in front of the washers. “I’ve, um… I’ve seen you around before, I think,” she started. He looked up. “What’s your name?”“Wallace,” he said.“Kindra. Nice to meet you,” she smiled.“Nice to meet you too,” he smiled back.—It was only a week when Kindra went back to the laundry room. She learned her lesson this time. She only had a load and a half, so she made two mostly-full loads and started the washers.Not five minutes passed when Wallace walked in with a load of his own. “Hey!” he exclaimed. “Happy coincidence!”Kindra blushed a little. That was a cute gesture. “How was your week?” she asked.“Good. Quizzes on Tuesday, test on Thursday. I had most of today off.”“Shouldn’t you be out partying with your friends?”“I don’t really have many yet. I see a bunch of guys in study groups, but that’s purely academic,” he joked.She nodded.“What about you?”She blushed a little harder. “Oh, my roommate has a boyfriend who likes to… uh… occupy the room?”Wallace laughed. “Wow. So you’re kinda relegated down here, huh?”Kindra laughed back. “I mean, I guess!”Before they knew it, the buzzers went off. Kindra moved her loads over and Wallace moved to sit next to her. “Mind if I watch?” he asked courteously.Kindra hesitated for a moment. Not out of fear - nothing about this boy sprang any red flags. She just wasn’t expecting it. She nodded and looked down to hide her blush.—The next week, the two of them found additional excuses to go do laundry. They hadn’t exchanged numbers yet, but somehow they knew the other would be there. Kindra and Wallace grew closer together as they moved closer together in the laundry room. To his credit, she noticed, Wallace didn’t make any move on her. She hadn’t had a really successful relationship in the past, but she wasn’t opposed to her first collegiate flirt being this boy.It was another Friday when she made her move. She packed up her dry laundry and waved goodbye. “Catch ya next time!” she smiled cheerily. Wallace waved back.She went up one floor and entered her room, stuffing the clean clothes under her bed. Her roommate wasn’t present, thankfully. She didn’t care where; just so she didn’t come back till much later.Kindra waited at the door expectantly. She was nervous. She had always been shy. This was a big leap for her. But… “college experience,” right?Wallace knocked at the door. “Uh… Kindra? Are you in this room?”She waited a few seconds before opening the door.“Oh, uh…” Wallace started, “You uh… left this-” he held up one of her socks. He stopped when he noticed she was in a jet black hoodie but not any pants. She grabbed the outstretched arm and pulled him into the room.She embraced him and inhaled deeply. He hadn’t showered yet. His young musk emanated off him. Good. She wasn’t brave enough to look up at him so she just hugged him closer.Wallace was dumbfounded. “Um… Hey, I-” He didn’t have a clue what to say. His body began moving on its own, and Kindra was fully consenting to it.Kindra looked up and her face appeared, her long dark hair flowing behind her, her pale barely-pudgy skin soft as her oversized hoodie. She stood up on her tiptoes and pecked him on the cheek. That was all he needed. He leaned down and smooched her lips passionately. She walked backwards, leading them both to the bed. Kindra was by no means unattractive, but she didn’t exercise - at all - and she was still very self-conscious about her body.Besides; this oversized hoodie was very comfortable.Wallace leaned into her as she parked her butt up on the bed. She obediently lay down on her back, letting him tower over her with this long body. Her small height made that easier. He moved his kisses down her neck and began fondling her breasts. She touched his jean zipper. “You have a condom?” she whispered.He nodded.She nodded back and immediately opened his pants. She couldn’t see him but got her first feeling of him. His penis was erect, rock-hard, molten hot to the touch of her fingers. He shivered at the gentle brush of her soft fingertips. His skin felt smooth over the hard muscle. She guestimated maybe six inches long. Her second hand reached beyond and touched his leathery scrotum. His two balls were full and low-hanging. Good signs.Wallace’s own hands acted now. They pulled at her striped panties and they slid off both legs. He withdrew the condom from his pocket and handed it to her, kissing her soft white skin all over. She fumbled to get the condom on his bulging member though neither seemed to mind, or notice.She finally got it on and stared into his dark hazel brown eyes. He returned the stare into her pale green eyes. Wallace slowly dipped his throbbing member into her waiting vagina. She didn’t have a hymen to push through. His penis slid in satisfyingly, snugly, fully. She moaned. He grunted. And the work began.He slid in and out of her. His hot cock pressed against her insides, and her insides responded by covering him in her love juices. Her arms and legs wrapped around this thin body. She needed his companionship so bad. She’d had no idea but it was true. Here he was, on her bed, on her, inside of her, making love to her.Wallace pushed himself up to look at her. Her body recoiled, a little bit, but all he saw was soft, quiet, hidden beauty. All she saw was the chiseled set of abs and loose-fitting shirt of the tall man claiming his newest conquest. Oh God, but did his cock fill her up! He was so big she couldn’t contain her moans of ecstasy! And his own grunts, oh, they sounded so manly and urgent and brutish! He needed her, she needed him!…“I’m cumming!” he whispered.“Outside!” she ordered.He pulled out. His fingers slipped on the condom, it was so wet. Once he got it off he started stroking vigorously with a whole hand. Kindra panted and watched him work it. His moans crescendoed into a deafening silence as his semen spurted out. It landed in ropy globs on her soft, black hoodie. Finished with his release, Wallace sat back. Both of them panted heavily.“Well…” she said happily. “Guess I have more laundry to do.”By smj 895 for Literotica.

Two shy students escalate their encounter doing laundry.By smj895. Listen to the ► Podcast at Steamy Stories.Kindra dropped the correct change into the last washer and hit Start. She had two weeks’ worth of clothing to clean. This was a several hour affair, but it was a Friday night after dark and what else was she going to do, really? In fact, she already had her activity ready. Out came her tablet, preloaded with pirated movies. She didn’t bother wearing earbuds. The noise of the washers drowned out the sounds of her device, and no one else was around. Up? Probably. Around? No way.Not for a while anyway.About twenty minutes into her first movie, she noticed someone else walk into the college dorm laundry room. “Oh. Sorry!” she instinctively said. She looked up. It was a tall, thin boy, probably her age (19), and with unkempt but short dark sandy blonde hair.“No, no, it’s fine,” he replied. He moved around her to the free washers, dropping in his load, then the detergent, and finally his change. He moved to the opposite side of her, leaning back against a dryer after fiddling with his phone.Kindra went back to her movie. This was awkward, but that was college life for you, wasn’t it? Wasn’t this supposed to be the “college experience?” Meeting new people? Forcing opportunities to meet new people, if that wasn’t really your thing? Like Kindra’s? She noted his loose-fitting clothes and lanky figure, and then sort of ignored him.“What movie is that?” he asked.Crap, Kindra thought. She forgot to put in earbuds. “Uh, just a flick,” she half-lied. She was silent for a little bit. “What are you listening to?”As a response, the boy pulled out one earbud. The music was a genre Kindra didn’t particularly enjoy, but certainly could respect. “That’s pretty cool,” she told him.“What are you studying?” he asked.“Chemistry. You?”“Mech E.” Mechanical Engineering. So they shared maybe one class - Chem 101 - and she already tested out of that her sophomore year. …Of high school. No chance of seeing him around campus.The next twenty minutes passed in silence. A buzzer went off, then another, and a third. Kindra moved her clothes to the dryer and deposited her next round of change. She went back and sat in front of the washers. “I’ve, um… I’ve seen you around before, I think,” she started. He looked up. “What’s your name?”“Wallace,” he said.“Kindra. Nice to meet you,” she smiled.“Nice to meet you too,” he smiled back.—It was only a week when Kindra went back to the laundry room. She learned her lesson this time. She only had a load and a half, so she made two mostly-full loads and started the washers.Not five minutes passed when Wallace walked in with a load of his own. “Hey!” he exclaimed. “Happy coincidence!”Kindra blushed a little. That was a cute gesture. “How was your week?” she asked.“Good. Quizzes on Tuesday, test on Thursday. I had most of today off.”“Shouldn’t you be out partying with your friends?”“I don’t really have many yet. I see a bunch of guys in study groups, but that’s purely academic,” he joked.She nodded.“What about you?”She blushed a little harder. “Oh, my roommate has a boyfriend who likes to… uh… occupy the room?”Wallace laughed. “Wow. So you’re kinda relegated down here, huh?”Kindra laughed back. “I mean, I guess!”Before they knew it, the buzzers went off. Kindra moved her loads over and Wallace moved to sit next to her. “Mind if I watch?” he asked courteously.Kindra hesitated for a moment. Not out of fear - nothing about this boy sprang any red flags. She just wasn’t expecting it. She nodded and looked down to hide her blush.—The next week, the two of them found additional excuses to go do laundry. They hadn’t exchanged numbers yet, but somehow they knew the other would be there. Kindra and Wallace grew closer together as they moved closer together in the laundry room. To his credit, she noticed, Wallace didn’t make any move on her. She hadn’t had a really successful relationship in the past, but she wasn’t opposed to her first collegiate flirt being this boy.It was another Friday when she made her move. She packed up her dry laundry and waved goodbye. “Catch ya next time!” she smiled cheerily. Wallace waved back.She went up one floor and entered her room, stuffing the clean clothes under her bed. Her roommate wasn’t present, thankfully. She didn’t care where; just so she didn’t come back till much later.Kindra waited at the door expectantly. She was nervous. She had always been shy. This was a big leap for her. But… “college experience,” right?Wallace knocked at the door. “Uh… Kindra? Are you in this room?”She waited a few seconds before opening the door.“Oh, uh…” Wallace started, “You uh… left this-” he held up one of her socks. He stopped when he noticed she was in a jet black hoodie but not any pants. She grabbed the outstretched arm and pulled him into the room.She embraced him and inhaled deeply. He hadn’t showered yet. His young musk emanated off him. Good. She wasn’t brave enough to look up at him so she just hugged him closer.Wallace was dumbfounded. “Um… Hey, I-” He didn’t have a clue what to say. His body began moving on its own, and Kindra was fully consenting to it.Kindra looked up and her face appeared, her long dark hair flowing behind her, her pale barely-pudgy skin soft as her oversized hoodie. She stood up on her tiptoes and pecked him on the cheek. That was all he needed. He leaned down and smooched her lips passionately. She walked backwards, leading them both to the bed. Kindra was by no means unattractive, but she didn’t exercise - at all - and she was still very self-conscious about her body.Besides; this oversized hoodie was very comfortable.Wallace leaned into her as she parked her butt up on the bed. She obediently lay down on her back, letting him tower over her with this long body. Her small height made that easier. He moved his kisses down her neck and began fondling her breasts. She touched his jean zipper. “You have a condom?” she whispered.He nodded.She nodded back and immediately opened his pants. She couldn’t see him but got her first feeling of him. His penis was erect, rock-hard, molten hot to the touch of her fingers. He shivered at the gentle brush of her soft fingertips. His skin felt smooth over the hard muscle. She guestimated maybe six inches long. Her second hand reached beyond and touched his leathery scrotum. His two balls were full and low-hanging. Good signs.Wallace’s own hands acted now. They pulled at her striped panties and they slid off both legs. He withdrew the condom from his pocket and handed it to her, kissing her soft white skin all over. She fumbled to get the condom on his bulging member though neither seemed to mind, or notice.She finally got it on and stared into his dark hazel brown eyes. He returned the stare into her pale green eyes. Wallace slowly dipped his throbbing member into her waiting vagina. She didn’t have a hymen to push through. His penis slid in satisfyingly, snugly, fully. She moaned. He grunted. And the work began.He slid in and out of her. His hot cock pressed against her insides, and her insides responded by covering him in her love juices. Her arms and legs wrapped around this thin body. She needed his companionship so bad. She’d had no idea but it was true. Here he was, on her bed, on her, inside of her, making love to her.Wallace pushed himself up to look at her. Her body recoiled, a little bit, but all he saw was soft, quiet, hidden beauty. All she saw was the chiseled set of abs and loose-fitting shirt of the tall man claiming his newest conquest. Oh God, but did his cock fill her up! He was so big she couldn’t contain her moans of ecstasy! And his own grunts, oh, they sounded so manly and urgent and brutish! He needed her, she needed him!…“I’m cumming!” he whispered.“Outside!” she ordered.He pulled out. His fingers slipped on the condom, it was so wet. Once he got it off he started stroking vigorously with a whole hand. Kindra panted and watched him work it. His moans crescendoed into a deafening silence as his semen spurted out. It landed in ropy globs on her soft, black hoodie. Finished with his release, Wallace sat back. Both of them panted heavily.“Well…” she said happily. “Guess I have more laundry to do.”By smj 895 for Literotica.

Two shy students escalate their encounter doing laundry.By smj895. Listen to the ► Podcast at Steamy Stories.Kindra dropped the correct change into the last washer and hit Start. She had two weeks’ worth of clothing to clean. This was a several hour affair, but it was a Friday night after dark and what else was she going to do, really? In fact, she already had her activity ready. Out came her tablet, preloaded with pirated movies. She didn’t bother wearing earbuds. The noise of the washers drowned out the sounds of her device, and no one else was around. Up? Probably. Around? No way.Not for a while anyway.About twenty minutes into her first movie, she noticed someone else walk into the college dorm laundry room. “Oh. Sorry!” she instinctively said. She looked up. It was a tall, thin boy, probably her age (19), and with unkempt but short dark sandy blonde hair.“No, no, it’s fine,” he replied. He moved around her to the free washers, dropping in his load, then the detergent, and finally his change. He moved to the opposite side of her, leaning back against a dryer after fiddling with his phone.Kindra went back to her movie. This was awkward, but that was college life for you, wasn’t it? Wasn’t this supposed to be the “college experience?” Meeting new people? Forcing opportunities to meet new people, if that wasn’t really your thing? Like Kindra’s? She noted his loose-fitting clothes and lanky figure, and then sort of ignored him.“What movie is that?” he asked.Crap, Kindra thought. She forgot to put in earbuds. “Uh, just a flick,” she half-lied. She was silent for a little bit. “What are you listening to?”As a response, the boy pulled out one earbud. The music was a genre Kindra didn’t particularly enjoy, but certainly could respect. “That’s pretty cool,” she told him.“What are you studying?” he asked.“Chemistry. You?”“Mech E.” Mechanical Engineering. So they shared maybe one class - Chem 101 - and she already tested out of that her sophomore year. …Of high school. No chance of seeing him around campus.The next twenty minutes passed in silence. A buzzer went off, then another, and a third. Kindra moved her clothes to the dryer and deposited her next round of change. She went back and sat in front of the washers. “I’ve, um… I’ve seen you around before, I think,” she started. He looked up. “What’s your name?”“Wallace,” he said.“Kindra. Nice to meet you,” she smiled.“Nice to meet you too,” he smiled back.—It was only a week when Kindra went back to the laundry room. She learned her lesson this time. She only had a load and a half, so she made two mostly-full loads and started the washers.Not five minutes passed when Wallace walked in with a load of his own. “Hey!” he exclaimed. “Happy coincidence!”Kindra blushed a little. That was a cute gesture. “How was your week?” she asked.“Good. Quizzes on Tuesday, test on Thursday. I had most of today off.”“Shouldn’t you be out partying with your friends?”“I don’t really have many yet. I see a bunch of guys in study groups, but that’s purely academic,” he joked.She nodded.“What about you?”She blushed a little harder. “Oh, my roommate has a boyfriend who likes to… uh… occupy the room?”Wallace laughed. “Wow. So you’re kinda relegated down here, huh?”Kindra laughed back. “I mean, I guess!”Before they knew it, the buzzers went off. Kindra moved her loads over and Wallace moved to sit next to her. “Mind if I watch?” he asked courteously.Kindra hesitated for a moment. Not out of fear - nothing about this boy sprang any red flags. She just wasn’t expecting it. She nodded and looked down to hide her blush.—The next week, the two of them found additional excuses to go do laundry. They hadn’t exchanged numbers yet, but somehow they knew the other would be there. Kindra and Wallace grew closer together as they moved closer together in the laundry room. To his credit, she noticed, Wallace didn’t make any move on her. She hadn’t had a really successful relationship in the past, but she wasn’t opposed to her first collegiate flirt being this boy.It was another Friday when she made her move. She packed up her dry laundry and waved goodbye. “Catch ya next time!” she smiled cheerily. Wallace waved back.She went up one floor and entered her room, stuffing the clean clothes under her bed. Her roommate wasn’t present, thankfully. She didn’t care where; just so she didn’t come back till much later.Kindra waited at the door expectantly. She was nervous. She had always been shy. This was a big leap for her. But… “college experience,” right?Wallace knocked at the door. “Uh… Kindra? Are you in this room?”She waited a few seconds before opening the door.“Oh, uh…” Wallace started, “You uh… left this-” he held up one of her socks. He stopped when he noticed she was in a jet black hoodie but not any pants. She grabbed the outstretched arm and pulled him into the room.She embraced him and inhaled deeply. He hadn’t showered yet. His young musk emanated off him. Good. She wasn’t brave enough to look up at him so she just hugged him closer.Wallace was dumbfounded. “Um… Hey, I-” He didn’t have a clue what to say. His body began moving on its own, and Kindra was fully consenting to it.Kindra looked up and her face appeared, her long dark hair flowing behind her, her pale barely-pudgy skin soft as her oversized hoodie. She stood up on her tiptoes and pecked him on the cheek. That was all he needed. He leaned down and smooched her lips passionately. She walked backwards, leading them both to the bed. Kindra was by no means unattractive, but she didn’t exercise - at all - and she was still very self-conscious about her body.Besides; this oversized hoodie was very comfortable.Wallace leaned into her as she parked her butt up on the bed. She obediently lay down on her back, letting him tower over her with this long body. Her small height made that easier. He moved his kisses down her neck and began fondling her breasts. She touched his jean zipper. “You have a condom?” she whispered.He nodded.She nodded back and immediately opened his pants. She couldn’t see him but got her first feeling of him. His penis was erect, rock-hard, molten hot to the touch of her fingers. He shivered at the gentle brush of her soft fingertips. His skin felt smooth over the hard muscle. She guestimated maybe six inches long. Her second hand reached beyond and touched his leathery scrotum. His two balls were full and low-hanging. Good signs.Wallace’s own hands acted now. They pulled at her striped panties and they slid off both legs. He withdrew the condom from his pocket and handed it to her, kissing her soft white skin all over. She fumbled to get the condom on his bulging member though neither seemed to mind, or notice.She finally got it on and stared into his dark hazel brown eyes. He returned the stare into her pale green eyes. Wallace slowly dipped his throbbing member into her waiting vagina. She didn’t have a hymen to push through. His penis slid in satisfyingly, snugly, fully. She moaned. He grunted. And the work began.He slid in and out of her. His hot cock pressed against her insides, and her insides responded by covering him in her love juices. Her arms and legs wrapped around this thin body. She needed his companionship so bad. She’d had no idea but it was true. Here he was, on her bed, on her, inside of her, making love to her.Wallace pushed himself up to look at her. Her body recoiled, a little bit, but all he saw was soft, quiet, hidden beauty. All she saw was the chiseled set of abs and loose-fitting shirt of the tall man claiming his newest conquest. Oh God, but did his cock fill her up! He was so big she couldn’t contain her moans of ecstasy! And his own grunts, oh, they sounded so manly and urgent and brutish! He needed her, she needed him!…“I’m cumming!” he whispered.“Outside!” she ordered.He pulled out. His fingers slipped on the condom, it was so wet. Once he got it off he started stroking vigorously with a whole hand. Kindra panted and watched him work it. His moans crescendoed into a deafening silence as his semen spurted out. It landed in ropy globs on her soft, black hoodie. Finished with his release, Wallace sat back. Both of them panted heavily.“Well…” she said happily. “Guess I have more laundry to do.”By smj 895 for Literotica.

Send a textTom hosts a live cannabis legalization news show from a soon-to-open dispensary in Pekin, giving a brief tour of the sales floor, ID check area, vault, and planned community space, and noting the shop is expected to open in about three to four weeks after a three-year licensing process. The episode covers the FDA missing a cannabinoid-related deadline while acknowledging marijuana benefits but emphasizing concerns about children; a USDA Farm Bill draft that keeps the hemp definition and does not directly address hemp-derived intoxicating products; and backlash to a New York Times editorial calling for “guardrails” after previously backing legalization, with discussion about confusion between regulated cannabis and unregulated intoxicating hemp. They also mention Ohio Governor Mike DeWine urging people to stop complaining about new adult-use restrictions and a push to ban intoxicating hemp products, while citing developments in Chicago and Missouri and arguing hemp drinks and “marijuana labeled as hemp” will face increasing regulatory and banking pressure.Guest Dr. Riley Kirk (Canna Chem), PhD in pharmaceutical sciences and co-founder of a research/education nonprofit, discusses barriers to cannabis research under Schedule I and how Schedule III could expand research by enabling write-offs and reducing hurdles. She describes her group's industry-funded work, including “Science of Smokeability,” focused on what makes smokable products high quality and safer. Kirk explains current theories around cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS), including her survey-based study of 1,000+ people diagnosed or told they have CHS, common symptoms (notably early-morning nausea), and relief via hot showers linked to TRPV1 activation; she notes competing hypotheses such as high-potency frequent THC use, vaping, genetics, or mycotoxins.00:00 Live from the Dispensary: Show Kickoff & What's Coming Up01:12 Behind the Scenes: Sales Floor Tour, Compliance Rules & Opening Timeline02:56 FDA Missed the Deadline: Cannabis Benefits, ‘Think of the Children' & Admin Chaos05:23 Farm Bill Draft Breakdown: Hemp Definition, Total THC, and What's (Not) Changing08:16 Hemp Drinks on Borrowed Time: Enforcement, Banking Risk & Political Reality Check15:54 Quick Dispensary Walkthrough: Vault Door, Restricted Areas & Build-Out Plans18:16 Meet Dr. Riley Kirk: Why Cannabis Research Is So Hard (and How It Gets Funded)22:52 Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS): Potency, Vapes, Genetics & Competing Theories29:08 Endocannabinoid Deficiency & Media Spin: Nuance vs Clickbait Cannabis Headlines32:46 “We Need More Studies” — ECS, Nervous System & What Science Is Missing34:15 Aging, Tolerance Shifts & the Entourage Effect Explained36:21 Homegrow, Trusting Inputs & Why ‘No Flower' Medical Programs Fail39:18 Rescheduling to Schedule III: Validation, Pharma Capsules vs Flower44:39 What Research Is Next: Receptor-Level Effects & Better Strain Profiling46:47 Strain Spotlight: Gorilla Glue & Building a Flavor-Based ‘Menu'49:16 Beyond Terpenes: Flavor Chemistry, Ratio Strains & Fixing THC-Only Marketing50:59 CBD/CBG Demand, Hemp Market Changes & The Lab Testing Inflation Problem57:58 Consumer-Friendly Education: Activity-Based Recommendations & 1:1 Strains01:00:02 How CBD Works (and Why It Can Boost THC Experience) + Final Wrap & Where to Find Canna ChemSupport the showGet our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3VEn9vu

AlabamaCongressman Moore writes about the need to pass No Sharia Law actAG Marshall all for CDLs to be given to English speaking legal US residentsA public hearing this Wed. will be re: bill prohibiting weather modification and Chem trails here in AlabamaA bill offered in honor of Sarah Marsh requires camps to have a natural disaster safety plan for campersA 1.5M settlement has been reached between town of Brookside and motorists caught up in police traffic traps for fine revenueGulf Shores city council to consider resolution over alcohol ban at beaches during Spring Break seasonNationalHHS Secretary talks about nutrition at the root of chronic disease in youthSAVE Act has amendment to implement Voter ID for 2026 electionsDOJ docs on Epstein show Trump called police to investigate back in 2006Former FBI agent says Epstein case goes beyond criminality to involve global upsetGhislaine Maxwell offered no info on Epstein during deposition with House Oversight committee on MondayCongressman Massie talks about un-redacted Epstein files he saw at DOJ 

Not the most pleasant topic today but a worthy rational requirement if you want to see what history has to say about where we ARE headed.Source: "The Gathering Storm" by Winston S. Churchill (1948)Photo: Ron JonesEpisode #406

Prices at the supply house keep climbing, and chlorine isn't bouncing back to 2016. We dig into the real reasons chemical costs surged 100–160% in just five years—pandemic shocks, the Biolab fire, transportation and regulatory pressures, payroll hikes—and why those forces keep a firm floor under today's pricing. From tabs and liquid chlorine to cal-hypo and specialty products, we connect the dots between market dynamics and the margins on your route.Then we get practical. You'll hear how to stop absorbing chemical costs without alienating good clients: move trichlor tablets out of your monthly rate, bill a 50‑pound bucket upfront, or use a one-time halfway subsidy to transition. We outline when to charge for shock events, how to set a seasonal algaecide or conditioner fee for enzymes and phosphate removers, and how to document usage so problem pools don't sink your profits. If a timer fails, a party trashes the water, or the system sits in spa mode, you'll have a clear, fair policy ready to go.Finally, we walk through the pricing math that calms nerves. A $10 monthly increase across an average route can more than offset one or two cancellations, and small annual bumps are easier for customers to accept than sporadic leaps. We share language for a simple rate letter grounded in facts—chemical inflation, fuel, payroll—and a framework for tracking costs per account so you know when to adjust. The result is a service business that stays profitable, transparent, and sustainable, even when chlorine keeps inching up.• structural reasons chlorine prices stay elevated• why bundling tabs and shocks destroys margins• options to bill tablets upfront or split the first bucket• when and how to charge for shock and specialty chems• using a seasonal algaecide or conditioner fee• the math and mindset for small annual price increases• writing a clear, honest rate increase letter• handling pushback and customer churn without panic• tracking costs per account to spot problem pools• links to more episodes and coaching resourSend us a textSupport the Pool Guy Podcast Show Sponsors! HASA https://bit.ly/HASAThe Bottom Feeder. Save $100 with Code: DVB100https://store.thebottomfeeder.com/Try Skimmer FREE for 30 days:https://getskimmer.com/poolguy Get UPA Liability Insurance $64 a month! https://forms.gle/F9YoTWNQ8WnvT4QBAPool Guy Coaching: https://bit.ly/40wFE6y

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Jay Hunter is back to propagate a fascinating theory that the Egyptian Pyramids were actually CHEMICAL PLANTS. The idea comes from Geoffrey Drumm of The Land of Chem. Episode Links: Joe's Patreon Mr. Owl's Website

ReferencesGuerra, DJ. 2026. Unpublished LecturesNature Plants 2017. volume 3, Article number:17041 Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 2020,22, 7912-7934 Hunter/Garcia. 1970. American Beauty. Grateful Deadhttps://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nc3dHmM6xdsySO1SSxYLYzlm82rVZ1pfM&si=smpXUTpmTY2GEA_w

Watch every episode ad-free & uncensored on Patreon: https://patreon.com/dannyjones Geoffrey Drumm from @thelandofchem  does a full breakdown and analysis of the new SAR scans of the Egyptian pyramids. Radar engineer Filippo Biondi's data shows eight clearly man-made, tube-like structures that go more than a kilometer deep under the Khafre Pyramid, ending at an 80-meter chamber. Biondi used his proprietary "Biondi Protocol" to translate the synthetic aperture radar Doppler tomography. Geoffrey Drumm points out major problems with the raw data and how it is being translated. SPONSORS https://rhonutrition.com/discount/danny - Use code DANNY for 20% OFF everything! https://whiterabbitenergy.com/?ref=DJP - Use code DJP for 20% off EPISODE LINKS  @thelandofchem https://www.instagram.com/thelandofchem FOLLOW DANNY JONES https://www.instagram.com/dannyjones https://twitter.com/jonesdanny OUTLINE 00:00 - Summary of Land of Chem theory 03:19 - Function of the Bent Pyramid 06:07 - Function of the Great Pyramid 20:42 - Natural gas reserves below the Giza Plateau 33:55 - The big "void" above the Grand Gallery of the Great Pyramid 58:03 - Sonochemistry in the Great Pyramid 1:15:09 - Proof of chemical reactions inside the pyramids 1:23:35 - Heat exchanger in the Great Pyramid 1:27:56 - Function of the Central Pyramid 1:32:42 - The Great Pyramid's circuit breaker system 1:37:17 - Problem with the new SAR scans 1:55:20 - False discoveries using Biondi Protocol & SAR scans 2:18:03 - Egyptians are not happy about the SAR scans 2:21:24 - Debunking the new SAR scans of the Central Pyramid 2:28:39 - Flawed SAR scans of modern structures Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For the first time ever, researcher and author Geoffrey Drummlays out his entire theory behind ancient stone structures in a single, comprehensive 9-hour documentary series.In Part 1 of 3, Drumm takes us deep into the origins of his groundbreaking work The Land of Chem, exploring how ancient civilizations may have used lightning, telluric currents, and Earth's natural electrical systems as part of a vast, planet-wide infrastructure. This episode connects Avebury, the Giza Plateau, Neolithicstone circles, and early pyramid construction under one unifyingframework—arguing these were not tombs or temples, but functional systems designed to harness natural forces for agriculture, chemistry, and large-scale civilization rebuilding after the last Ice Age. You'll hear Geoffrey explain:·       Why stone circles may have been designed to attract lightning·       How telluric currents flowthrough Earth and ancient sites·       The role of lightning, rain, and atmospheric nitrates in early agriculture·       Why the Giza Plateau itself may be a massive electrical system·       How pyramids fit into a broader chemical and energeticnetwork·       Why this knowledge appears globally, from Egypt to Europe to Japan This is not speculation—it's a methodical walkthrough of Geoffrey Drumm's complete hypothesis, presented start-to-finish for the first time on camera  If you've ever questioned what ancient monuments were reallyfor—this series is essential viewing. Follow Matt Beall Limitless: https://x.com/MattbLimitlesshttps://x.com/MBeallX https://www.tiktok.com/@mblimitless https://www.instagram.com/mattbealllimitless/ https://www.facebook.com/people/Matt-Beall-Limitless/61556879741320/ Check out our Shorts & ClipsClip Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@MBLimitlessClipsShorts Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@MBLimitlessShorts Listen Everywhere: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MattBeallLimitlessApple:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/matt-beall-limitless/id1712917413  Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-6727221 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/MattBeallLimitless   Check out Geoffrey Drumm:https://www.youtube.com/@thelandofchemhttps://thelandofchem.com/https://x.com/TheLandOfChem Timeline:00:00:00 - Introductions00:05:41 - Who built these structures?00:44:40 - What Chemicals were they making?00:47:47 - Extent of the Metrology00:51:18 - Lighting Strikes at Ancient Locations01:21:41 - Builders of these sites01:25:48 - Richat Structure & the Sahara Desert01:42:19 - G Tepe Pillars01:43:09 - Cumulonimbus Cloud Generators01:56:16 - Japanese Pyramids02:03:36 - Stone Avenues & Other Sites02:17:44 - Function of the Serapeum Boxes02:26:39 - Teotihuacan02:46:18 - UFO's & UAP's02:53:41 - Closing#GeoffreyDrumm#LandOfChem#AncientTechnology#GizaPlateau#Avebury#StoneCircles#AncientCivilizations#LostCivilizations#AncientEgypt#Pyramids#LightningTechnology#TelluricCurrents#EarthEnergy#AncientScience#ForbiddenHistory#AlternativeHistory#Neolithic#YoungerDryas#AncientMysteries#LimitlessPodcast The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are notnecessarily the views of the host or of any business related to the host.

Mes chers camarades, bien le bonjour ! En Histoire, mourir de la peste, c'est un grand classique. De la guerre, de la famine, ou pourquoi pas dans un naufrage, passe encore. La honte, c'est de mourir d'un truc genre rhume : une maladie banale, mais qu'on savait pas encore soigner à l'époque. Mais, le pire du pire je trouve : c'est encore d'être un inventeur qui meurt de sa propre invention ! On en a déjà vu quelques portraits, mais voilà la suite…Bonne écoute !

Connect to John Gilroy on LinkedIn   https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-gilroy/ Want to listen to other episodes? www.Federaltechpodcast.com In the world of federal technology we are being deluged with so much information about Artificial Intelligence that we may not see what some of other technologies that may have as great an impact as AI.  The White House, the OMB (M-23-02), the Office of the National Cyber Director have made it clear that the time to prepare for post-quantum cryptography is now.  Agencies are required to inventory cryptographic systems, prioritize high-value assets, and build migration plans in line with NIST standards. Today, we sit down with Eric Hay from Quantum Xchange to look at making this transition.  During the interview, Hay handles issues like technology, operations and appropriate strategy. He highlights the role of NIST in developing and approving new algorithms like NIST PQC Post Quantum Encryption, ML, and CHEM. Eric explains the five-step process for transitioning to these new standards: discovery, prioritization, deployment, monitoring, and management. Rather than spending time evaluating algorithms, Eric Hay stresses the importance of a network-centric approach, suggesting that agencies focus on securing data transport first. Eric predicts Q day, when current encryption methods could be compromised, within 3-5 years, with some European partners aiming for 2029.    

Úspěch působí jako magnet. Potvrzuje to dění na jihu Čech. Tam v posledních krajských volbách dominovali občanští demokraté pod vedením Martina Kuby. Po jeho nedávném odchodu ze strany ho následovaly desítky jeho kolegů.

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O svůj pohled na podnikání, tvrdou práci a rovnováhu mezi pracovním nasazením a zdravým životním stylem se podělil Vojtěch Hlavenka, šéf společnosti Elonga. Ta vyvinula náramek měřící úroveň stresu a regenerace.Tento díl podcastu Na vlně podnikání moderuje Martin Petříček, zástupce šéfredaktora týdeníku Ekonom.

New book - Blood pressure & elevated numbers. Whole Foods getting organic products from china Cold water vs room temp & carbonated water Are there any harmless vaccines?Growth hormones for kidsBest ways to boost your immune system Chem-trails & more...With over 30 years as a board-certified primary care physician, Dr. Jeffrey Barke offers trusted medical expertise and a bold, unapologetic voice in the fight for patient autonomy. A graduate of UC Irvine and co-founder of Personal Concierge Physicians in Newport Beach, he combines conventional medicine with natural solutions through personalized care, Telehealth services, and physician-grade supplements.As an author, educator, and co-host of the Informed Dissent podcast, Dr. Barke is known nationwide for challenging the medical establishment and defending freedom in healthcare. His work has earned him a loyal following among patients and professionals seeking truth, transparency, and choice.His mission continues through RxForLiberty — a platform dedicated to restoring common sense in medicine and empowering Americans to take control of their health.instagram: @rxforlibertWebsite: rxforliberty.com

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Pendant une certaine période, Omer Chem Tov et Itaï Réguèv étaient détenus ensemble en captivité. Lorsque Itaï a été libéré, il a raconté à la mère de Omer à quel point son fils tenait à garder le Chabbath à Gaza, et ce qu'il faisait pour y arriver...

Bulletin d'actualités. Bien que les fetes de fin d'année soient encore un peu éloignées, l'arbre de Noël qui se dressera au-dessus du marché de Noël de Bratislava, l'embellira et lui conferera son ambiance particuliere jusqu'au 6 janvier 2026, a déja été érigé le 4 novembre dernier sur la place principale de la capitale.Comme chaque année, a la meme période, le Service des montagnes slovaques informe tous les touristes et visiteurs du Parc National des Hautes Tatras de la fermeture saisonniere, des sentiers balisés et des chemins touristiques. Le Festival du Vin nouveau a Bratislava est un événement automnal qui enchaine pour la sixieme année consécutive aux festivités viticoles de la Saint-Martin.

Shop official CTN & PDP merchandise only on https://shopctnmerch.com We have Chem, eh Jounce, ehm no Hydrantdude on the show today! Frank and Hydrant talked about the Jounce alt story, creating the first Same Piece Sets set and more! We Love Classic Tetris!

It's New Tunesday: new releases from the past week! Give the bands a listen. If you like what you hear, support the bands! Today's episode features new releases by JXNS, , Lights Of Euphoria, Fractions, Error Enter Exit, Ein Sir, God Module, Massenhysterie, Miss Construction, Chem, Hocico, Potochkine, Kyd Barrett, Madeline Goldstein, Ghostbells, Calaverx, The Stave Church, Bats Is Dead, Nouveau Arcade, Ductape, Balduvian Bears, Culture Hex, and The City Gates!

Struggling with Chemistry & Physics on the MCAT? You're not alone. Most students panic at ChemPhys passages, skip data figures, and waste time on equations. This episode breaks it all down: passage personalities, the TAUT method, and how to avoid the most common mistakesthat cost you points.Molly and Mike walk you through physics setups, titrations, spectroscopy, biochem-heavy passages, and even why OChem doesn't need to be scary. You'll also learn how to prioritize what to study, when to trust the passage over your memory, and why “slow is smooth, smooth is fast” for ChemPhys.

My name is Geoffrey DrummI must admit that I have a bit of an Indiana Jones complex, and watching the Raiders of the Lost Ark when I was a kid first ignited my interest in Egypt .  In 2012, I began researching the Egyptian pyramids and some of the alternative theories about their true purpose as a serious side hobby.  One of my life's greatest aspirations was to one day see these structures in person, and in 2017 I finally got the chance when my friend Bethany agreed to join me on my first week-long trip to Egypt.  I had a very specific, research oriented itinerary planned, but our guide Yousef had some unexpected surprised in store for us, including a journey inside the Red Pyramid of Dahshur.  Upon entering the pyramid, we became overwhelmed by the intense smell of ammonia and were able to see the chemical staining on the walls of the inner chambers.  The theories and story contained within this book are inspired by my experience inside the Red Pyramid and my time visiting Egypt, which led me to begin investigating the country's ancient structures with a focus on chemistry.Thank you so much for your interest in The Land of Chem, and I hope you enjoy reading the story as much as I have enjoyed writing it!  https://thelandofchem.com/Follow me on social media!Instagram @thelandofchemYouTube @ The Land of ChemFacebook @ The Land of ChemBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/earth-ancients--2790919/support.

As her senior year got underway, two of the many people who reached out to Carolina Carchi were teachers she'd had in elementary school.“You were amazing when I had you, and you are still showing them how to turn a terrible experience into an amazing opportunity to learn and grow,” one wrote.Another wrote: “I. AM. SO. PROUD. OF YOU!!!!… You are AMAZING! I was so proud and not at ALL surprised.”Carchi received these and dozens of other messages praising and encouraging her after a Block Club story revealed she had taught her own classes during a teacher shortage at her high school.This is a replay of the original episode from last September, with an update from Mina at the end!Read The Updated Story HereRead The Original Story Here Want to donate to our non-profit newsroom? CLICK HEREWho we areBlock Club Chicago is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit news organization dedicated to delivering reliable, relevant and nonpartisan coverage of Chicago's diverse neighborhoods. We believe all neighborhoods deserve to be covered in a meaningful way.We amplify positive stories, cover development and local school council meetings and serve as watchdogs in neighborhoods often ostracized by traditional news media.Ground-level coverageOur neighborhood-based reporters don't parachute in once to cover a story. They are in the neighborhoods they cover every day building relationships over time with neighbors. We believe this ground-level approach not only builds community but leads to a more accurate portrayal of a neighborhood.Stories that matter to you — every daySince our launch five years ago, we've published more than 25,000 stories from the neighborhoods, covered hundreds of community meetings and send daily and neighborhood newsletters to more than 130,000 Chicagoans. We've built this loyalty by proving to folks we are not only covering their neighborhoods, we are a part of them. Some of us have internalized the national media's narrative of a broken Chicago. We aim to change that by celebrating our neighborhoods and chronicling the resilience of the people who fight every day to make Chicago a better place for all.

Whoever says that Michigan doesn't have the fire is about to be proven wrong. Today's guest is a keeper not only of insane Prop 215 lore, but also one of the real-deal pioneers of the medical and recreational scene in MI, actively setting the standard for A-1 smoke and the right way to get it into the hands of the people 7 days of the week.Blackleaf is joined back in the FSOTD studio by the legend himself, Andrew Thomas, of Exclusive Brands, to discuss the late 90s and early 2000s, bouncing around LA and visiting places like the iconic dab bar at Kind Meds, as well as Michigan's claims to fame in terms of Chem, OG, and Gas genetics, the prominence of customers driving in from border states like Ohio and Illinois to get MI prices and premium flower options, as well as the future of the industry in terms of interstate commerce, and safe, traditional banking, marketing access, and so much more.For those unaware, Exclusive Brands is a vertically-integrated retailer with (currently) seven shops running across the state including in Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Monroe, Muskegon, Lowell, Coldwater, Lapeer, and Gaylord. Their portfolio includes their in-house labels like Concentrate Kings, Strain Kings, Terpene Tanks, Magic Edibles, and more, offering a full range of products from flower and vapes to edibles and concentrates. Exclusive emphasizes quality and transparency with lab-tested products and educates consumers through rewards, weekly deals, and (most importantly) knowledgeable and attentive staff, with an expansive line of merchandise and in-house product. You'll also get to hear about how they became the first in the state to get the licensing to manufacture and distribute major California stables like Kushy Punch. And even the story about how Andrew's partner eventually even acquisitioning the Kushy Punch brand after it had a very public legal fallout. We're not joking when we say that this episode is JUICY in terms of free game and crazy stories surrounding partnerships, trapping, building the dream team, expanding into 5+ shops, and how to keep a lid on it with an almost religious connection to customer service paired with aggressively competitive prices. From producing mixtapes with The Game and countless other hip-hop legends as a teenager to diving headfirst into California's early Prop 215 days to absorb the culture, set up shop, trap it out, and then bring all the knowledge back to Michigan the minute Medical hit, it's almost impossible not to learn something valuable from this conversation with Andrew if you're a hustler or even just a passionate fan of the plant. Hit the play button, kick back until the end, and you'll thank us later. Visit Exclusivemi.com to learn more about everything you're missing out on in the Michigan scene.Subscribe to our channel and the FSOTD.com site to keep up with other key players and enjoy conversations with trailblazers from the culture you can't find anywhere else. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After 2 weeks of @shn_seed_bank / @the_real_james_bean show takeovers we got a little lazy round here and didn't confirm any guests. Luckily it happens to be the Official National “Sour Candy Day” so this leaves us wide open for a drop in from our friend @rosindogs or some other candy lovin kids now me personally I'd rather focus on a little more powerful Chem or grown up Haze …now if your gonna really get into it I'd say some Full melt would be a even better choice. Let's all just see where this show goes I'm sure it'll be sweet ….or Sour So get that @dabx GO rig charged your @jerome_baker bong Clean with some ice

DNA Genetics & Bodhi: World Famous Breeders Join Forces, Secret Strains, Rare GeneticsCountless fans of FSOTD flood our DMs and comment sections demanding the return of “the fire,” “real OGs,” “the gas,” and/or classic cultivars from the 90s-2000s, which are the building blocks of the exotics we know today. In response to this demand, we brought on two absolute legends in terms of genetic legacy, preservation, and global recognition for the work they've made and continue to make to answer some of these questions.Blackleaf is joined in our LA studio by John of Green Bodhi, and once again, by Don and Aaron of DNA Genetics to discuss everything surrounding classic cultivars that many have assumed gone forever, why purple herb wasn't and still isn't fire, how Kenji cracked the original seeds on what would become “Pre-98 Bubba,” what goes into tissue culture and how Phylos is stacking up the world's genetic library, and so many more stories surrounding legendary cuts such as the lore surrounding DNA's Banana OG crosses which have literally changed the hash game.Legacy comes up a lot in this podcast, and how you go about achieving it. How do you reach a point where your Strawberry Banana is being used as the base for someone's pheno hunt intended for washing? You'll hear Don of DNA Genetics throw around a lot of strong claims during this pod, such as the time to create a true legacy brand being behind us, as well as how hype smokers that only blow Runtz or LCG crosses don't even know what they want these days.Another prevalent topic throughout this episode is the sheer HEAT of John aka Green Bodhi's herb on the table, none of which you'll note is purple, how he grows it in Oregon, and his laundry list of “OG” and/or questionable growing techniques that seem to bring him 100% germination and time-honored yields. His background story is one that you definitely can't miss, not only in terms of free game, but also sheer intrigue and entertainment. Throughout the episode, you'll see Blackleaf flash around the extremely limited, yet recent, seed collab between Green Bodhi and DNA Genetics that they both claim you can get from them simply by hitting the DMs. The future is looking bright when you consider that two world-renowned heavyweights of legacy breeding and cultivation are currently joining forces to ensure the classics stay around and that someone keeps breeding new innovations on the iconic cuts that time might soon forget. One thing's for sure, by the end of this episode, you'll be fiending for Dog Walker, Chem, Skunk, Kush, Afghani, and Haze crosses like back in the day. Keep your eyes and ears peeled for when John brings up his Tenzen cut, and you won't be sorry.Subscribe to our channel and the FSOTD.com site to keep up with other key players and enjoy conversations with trailblazers from the culture you can't find anywhere else. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Countless fans of FSOTD flood our DMs and comment sections demanding the return of “the fire,” “real OGs,” “the gas,” and/or classic cultivars from the 90s-2000s, which are the building blocks of the exotics we know today. In response to this demand, we brought on two absolute legends in terms of genetic legacy, preservation, and global recognition for the work they've made and continue to make to answer some of these questions.Blackleaf is joined in our LA studio by John of Green Bodhi, and once again, by Don and Aaron of DNA Genetics to discuss everything surrounding classic cultivars that many have assumed gone forever, why purple herb wasn't and still isn't fire, how Kenji cracked the original seeds on what would become “Pre-98 Bubba,” what goes into tissue culture and how Phylos is stacking up the world's genetic library, and so many more stories surrounding legendary cuts such as the lore surrounding DNA's Banana OG crosses which have literally changed the hash game.Legacy comes up a lot in this podcast, and how you go about achieving it. How do you reach a point where your Strawberry Banana is being used as the base for someone's pheno hunt intended for washing? You'll hear Don of DNA Genetics throw around a lot of strong claims during this pod, such as the time to create a true legacy brand being behind us, as well as how hype smokers that only blow Runtz or LCG crosses don't even know what they want these days.Another prevalent topic throughout this episode is the sheer HEAT of John aka Green Bodhi's herb on the table, none of which you'll note is purple, how he grows it in Oregon, and his laundry list of “OG” and/or questionable growing techniques that seem to bring him 100% germination and time-honored yields. His background story is one that you definitely can't miss, not only in terms of free game, but also sheer intrigue and entertainment. Throughout the episode, you'll see Blackleaf flash around the extremely limited, yet recent, seed collab between Green Bodhi and DNA Genetics that they both claim you can get from them simply by hitting the DMs. The future is looking bright when you consider that two world-renowned heavyweights of legacy breeding and cultivation are currently joining forces to ensure the classics stay around and that someone keeps breeding new innovations on the iconic cuts that time might soon forget. One thing's for sure, by the end of this episode, you'll be fiending for Dog Walker, Chem, Skunk, Kush, Afghani, and Haze crosses like back in the day. Keep your eyes and ears peeled for when John brings up his Tenzen cut, and you won't be sorry.Subscribe to our channel and the FSOTD.com site to keep up with other key players and enjoy conversations with trailblazers from the culture you can't find anywhere else. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Attorney Rick Collins & Scott McNally talk about the recent closures of research chem & peptide sites 00:30 Welcome Attorney Rick Collins 1:30 How Research Chems Started 3:00 What laws are research chem sites breaking? 5:30 Are GLP-1 Compound to blame ? 8:30 Warning Letters from Big Pharma 10:00 Are End Users In Trouble? 11:45 Red Flags For Research Sites 15:45 Risk for promoting a Research Site 17:40 Is this the new norm or temporary? 19:15 Is this the end of Research Chems and Peptide Sites? 21:10 Problem getting Primobolan Raws 25:30 How has Rick's work evolved as PEDs evolve? 27:30 More intimidating : Defending in Court or Bodybuilding on Stage? 30:14 Have You ever had to explain clenbuterol to a judge? 32:20 Legal Advice In One Word? 35:00 Contacting Rick for Representation

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