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Liminalität ist überall. Aber es gibt fünf Felder, in denen sie ganz besonders sichtbar werden und vor allen Dingen schwer wiegen, wenn sie wegbrechen: Trennung, Elternschaft, Herkunft, Krankheit und Beruf. Heute geb ich dir systemische Einblicke, ehrliche Beispiele aus der Praxis und aus meinem eigenen Leben. Was du aus dieser Folge mitnimmst Trennung — warum die andere Person systemisch immer Teil von dir bleibt Elternschaft — was es heißt, mit jeder Phase des Kindes neu geboren zu werden, und warum Mütter so oft Schuldgefühle tragen, die gar nicht ihre sind Herkunft — wenn du dich auf deinem eigenen Platz fremd fühlst, kann das aus zwei Generationen vor dir kommen.  Krankheit — was es heißt, sich selbst neu zu finden, wenn der Körper Grenzen setzt. Und warum gilt: trau der Diagnose, aber nicht der Prognose Beruf — was im Hintergrund wirkt, wenn du gut ausgebildet bist und beruflich trotzdem nicht Fuß fasst Die wichtigste Botschaft ist aber: Alles ist gerade genau richtig, wie es ist. Auch wenn da Trauer ist, Verlust, Sehnsucht. Du musst die Lücke nicht sofort füllen. Erwähnt in dieser Folge F88 Achtsam trennen mit Kindern F77 Aufstellungen und der Körper — Interview mit Johannes Schmidt Mein Systemstarter, ein Selbstcoachingkurs  — https://myablefy.com/s/SophieMulla-Gutaufgestellt/herzverbindung-65f110a0/payment Du willst mit mir arbeiten? Schreib mir gern, anfrage@sophiemulla.com Oder auf Instagram: @die_aufstellerin.sophie.mulla Mehr von mir www.sophiemulla.com  Mulla Code — Weiterbildung in systemischer Aufstellungsarbeit Start Q1 2027 Präsenz statt Methode. Sonne im Herzen, deine Sophie              

Today's episode takes a slight turn from the usual, but in a way that still taps into something I find just as fascinating: obsession, identity, and the pursuit of greatness at the highest level. Because when you strip Formula 1 down to its core, it's not just about racing. It's about precision, pressure, ego, innovation… and the fine margins between life and death.To get into all of this, I'm joined today by Cameron C.C., a YouTuber who has built a loyal following through his deep, thoughtful analysis of the sport. From the mythos of drivers like Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher, to the dominance of modern teams and the impact of regulation changes, Cameron brings a perspective that cuts through the surface-level noise. We also get into the idea of authenticity, not just in sport, but in content creation, what it means to stay real in an environment driven by algorithms, narratives, and mass appeal. If you're a fan of Formula 1, or even just curious about what drives people to obsess over something at this level, I think you'll really enjoy this one.LinksCameron's YT ChannelDark Finds: Explained YouTube Channel (SUBSCRIBE)HOW IT FALLS APART | Audio Experience

Christopher Bartel, a 10-year U.S. Air Force veteran with an extraordinary background in high-security operations across some of the most secretive and mysterious sites in the world.Chris served with the Air Force Security Forces, including time at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada. He later took on critical security roles with the Department of Energy at the Nevada Test Site and provided security at the legendary Area 51 test range. In 2010, he was hired by Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies (BAASS) as a security officer and investigator, where he spent the next eight years — six of them living and working full-time at the infamous Skinwalker Ranch in Utah. During that time, he patrolled the property (often alone), documented its remote landscape through photography, and witnessed events that continue to fuel discussions about the unexplained.Chris is also an accomplished photographer whose work from the ranch, known as The Skinwalker Ranch Portfolio, has been exhibited in art galleries and serves as a unique visual record of his years there. His perspective offers rare, firsthand insight into these restricted worlds, blending professional security experience with personal encounters at the edges of the known.https://artgallery.umd.edu/news/washington-post-review-christopher-bartel-skinwalker-ranch-portfolio Patreon - https://patreon.com/strangerecon?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink

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Hell of a fighter jet that was the first of its kind to avoid radar systems. 

Proving that we always save the Shat for last, Shat The Movies humbly presents its final film review for 2023: "Philadelphia Experiment 2." It's a movie full of time travel, family drama and big people giving small performances. Closing out the Month of Mark from Minneapolis, this 1993 sci-fi sleeper has all the feels of a prescription-drug ad mixed with military mistakes, questionable casting and wacky cinematography.  In this episode, Dick argues that "Philadelphia Experiment 2" could have presented a more fun view of a dystopian 1993 ruled by Nazis (Ash thought it was plenty fun), and Gene helps him through a "Roger moment" while earning the Nobel Prize for Explaining B Movies. Android: https://shatpod.com/android Apple: https://shatpod.com/apple All: https://shatpod.com/subscribe CONTACT Email: hosts@shatpod.com Website: https://shatpod.com/movies Leave a Voicemail: Web: https://shatpod.com/voicemail Leave a Voicemail: Call: (914) 719-7428 SUPPORT THE PODCAST Donate or Commission: https://shatpod.com/support Shop Merchandise: https://shatpod.com/shop Theme Song - Die Hard by Guyz Nite: https://www.facebook.com/guyznite

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Episode 26, on commence une nouvelle année de notre podcast de spotter aéronautique. On commence cet épisode par faire un récapitulatif des infos du mois de janvier avec du F117, du 747 Rocket ou encore 777 NASA. On enchainera ensuite avec les nouvelles livrées de ce début d'année. Ce mois-ci, grosse interview d'un commandant de la Gendarmerie du Transport Aérien. Presque 9 mois de travail pour avoir des réponses claires sur notre passion et surtout, pour nous expliquer "Spotter Alerte". Pour finir nous vous donnerons nos coups de coeur du mois avec du Husky, pleins de C17 et des livrées blanches.

The Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk is a retired American single-seat, twin-engine stealth attack aircraft developed by Lockheed's secretive Skunk Works division and operated by the United States Air Force. It was the first operational aircraft to be designed with stealth technology.

Headlines a plenty on the latest episode of The Sporting Feast as the boys review and preview all the action across the major sporting codes from Australia and abroad.  To access a specific section of the podcast, please see the time stamps below. 00:00 Introduction04:46 AFL Trade Period10:22 Rugby League14:29 F117:33 Football26:01 NFL42:09 Horse Racing46:42 Take It To The BankSubscribe to The Sporting Feast and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts. Support the showTo access additional Sporting Feast content, please see our website www.thesportingfeast.com or see our Instagram & Facebook pages. For feedback or to contact The Sporting Feast team, please email info@thesportingfeast.comThank you to our episode sponsors WishBet

Mittlerweile ist der Begriff „Karma“ recht weit bekannt als das Prinzip von Ursache und Wirkung. Karma resultiert daraus, dass alle unsere Handlungen eine Konsequenz nach sich ziehen. Und diese Konsequenz können wir positiv oder negativ werten. Ganz im Sinne „Was du säst, das wirst du ernten.“ gestalten einige Menschen daher bereits ihr Leben entsprechend bewusster. Doch Karma ist in der Tiefe noch viel mehr als dieses eine Prinzip, mehr als die „negative“ Konsequenz, mehr als etwas, was uns über Leben hinweg begleitet. Und da setzen die 12 Karma-Gesetze ein, die auch mit den universellen Gesetzen in Zusammenhang gebracht werden können.In dieser Podcast-Folge erfährst du genauer, was die 12 Karma-Gesetze im Detail bedeuten und wie du sie praktisch für dich nutzen kannst.✭Let's explore the universe! Dive deep with me:Soul Coaching: https://www.infinality.de/soul-coaching/Soul Mentoring: https://www.infinality.de/soul-mentoring/Akasha Reading: https://www.infinality.de/akasha-reading/Personal Yoga: https://www.infinality.de/yoga/Astro Yoga: https://www.infinality.de/astro-yoga-yoga-with-the-universe/Online-Kurs roh-vegane Ernährung: https://www.infinality.de/online-kurs/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yoga.with.the.universe/ UND https://www.instagram.com/infinality8/ Telegram-Kanal: https://t.me/s/soraya_yogawiththeuniverse

Segunda parte del recorrido por las diferentes "generaciones" de aviones de caza, junto a Javier Sánchez-Horneros. Partiendo del capítulo anterior, donde llegamos hasta el F117 y sus extraordinarias capacidades "stealth", en esta charla de amigos Hablando de Aviones, no solamente se describe al F-22 y a la plataforma de defensa del F-35, sino también las plataformas actuales de los potenciales contrincantes como pueden ser China y Rusia. Finalmente, le damos vistazo al futuro de drones, sistemas satelitales y las grandes plataformas multinacionales preparadas para escenarios cada vez más asíncronos.

Segunda parte del recorrido por las diferentes "generaciones" de aviones de caza, junto a Javier Sánchez-Horneros. Partiendo del capítulo anterior, donde llegamos hasta el F117 y sus extraordinarias capacidades "stealth", en esta charla de amigos Hablando de Aviones, no solamente se describe al F-22 y a la plataforma de defensa del F-35, sino también las plataformas actuales de los potenciales contrincantes como pueden ser China y Rusia. Finalmente, le damos vistazo al futuro de drones, sistemas satelitales y las grandes plataformas multinacionales preparadas para escenarios cada vez más asíncronos.

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On November 4, 1991, President Reagan stood alongside four other living U.S. Presidents – the first time in history five presidents had ever gathered together before – and officially opened the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum. Since that time, millions of visitors have visited our hilltop to experience the life and legacy of our nation's 40th president. And, in those 30 years, we have grown – in 2005 we opened the Air Force One Pavilion which houses President Reagan's Air Force One, President Johnson's Marine One, and a portion of Ronald Reagan's motorcade; in 2011 we renovated all of our galleries; in 2018 we added a hologram of President Reagan, and we've added outdoor displays, including an F14 fighter jet, an F117 stealth fighter jet, and an M1 Abrams tank. And, of course, the Reagan Library is now the final resting place for both President and Mrs. Reagan. In this week's Reagan Forum podcast we go back 30 years today to the opening of the Library, to hear the opening day's ceremonies.

Skunkworks Series Part 7 - Captain Scott Stimpert joins the podcast to talk about his time flying the F117 over Baghdad. The guys also touch on a brief history of Iraq, Kuwait, and the Gulf War.   Support the show and get exclusive content and more for just $5. www.patreon.com/overcrest

Skunkworks Series Part 6 - Jett Crouch, one of the original cadre of men tasked to take the F117 Nighthawk operational, joins the podcast to discuss his time pioneering the onset of true stealth technology, flying the F117, and how it ended the Cold War The guys also discuss the history of Have Blue.   Please head to patreon and Support the show!

Music can change our mood, energize ur, make us feel invincible. It goes beyond that: it can heal.  MedRythms is a digital therapeutics company building direct stimulation solutions that use clinical-grade sensors, AI-driven software and music to help restore function lost to neurologic disease or injury. Last year, the company received a Breakthrough Device designation from the FDA for its patented digital therapeutic that treats chronic stroke walking deficits. They are also doing Randomized Control Trials in multiple indications, including stroke, MS, Cerebral Palsy, and Parkinson’s Disease. In this interview, Brian Harris, the CEO of MedRhythms talks about the current findings regarding the power of music as a therapeutic intervention.    

Having the desire to fly fighter jets since seeing the movie “Top Gun,” Chandra Beckman became part of the elite group of women who have flown United States Air Force fighter jets.  Chandra started her AF career in ROTC in 1993, the same year the Department of Defense lifted the ban on women flying combat missions, which opened the door for women to fly fighter jets. She graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics from Arizona State University in 1998. After a delay due to an unexpected pregnancy, she attended USAF Pilot Training where she earned an assignment to fly the F-15C Eagle, and was the first woman to fly that aircraft as a mother. During her time flying the F-15C, Chandra supported the defense of the homeland through Operation NOBLE EAGLE and flew combat missions during the opening weeks of Operation IRAQI FREEDOM.  Following three years flying the F-15C, she was one of only 3 women assigned to fly the first stealth fighter aircraft, the F-117A Nighthawk. During her time flying that aircraft, she deployed in support of security operations to the Korean peninsula, coordinated with media groups to showcase the final F-117 RED FLAG, and mentored school children and Airmen of all ranks. Taking a break from flying, Chandra was stationed in the Republic of Korea where she was assigned to the Combined Air Operations Center. While there she developed and implemented the first Operations Center training program for new personnel and worked jobs in both offensive and defensive combat training roles. Chandra then went on to be an Instructor Pilot at the Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training Program. However, health challenges that had begun while she was stationed in the Republic of Korea finally grounded her from flying.  From 2009-2017, she earned a Master’s Degree in Aeronautical Science and held multiple jobs which included: Director of Staff for the 82 Training Wing, an organization with a permanent staff of over 3,000 people worldwide serving a student population of almost 80,000 annually; and Director of Operations for RED FLAG, the organization responsible for establishing the framework to train US and coalition nation members in the world’s most realistic air combat scenarios. Retired from active duty, Chandra enjoys having the freedom to travel the world with her husband and be available for her children whenever and wherever they need her to be. She is a member of the Veteran Advisory Team for the National Foundation for Integrative Medicine and looks forward to helping others in that capacity.

Bryan starts the show with breaking news that Hitler’s alligator is dead but wait until find out how old it was! There was a crazy car pursuit in LA yesterday and Bryan got a shout out from a popular Twitter account that follows car chases. There was a huge fire at Pier 45 in San Francisco this morning. Bryan also goes over the latest on the drama between Taiwan and China. Venezuela is worried the US is going to block the Iranian tankers that are on their way to deliver refined petroleum to Venezuela which would go against sanctions. Bryan also covers B1B Lancers being in Guam, F117’s flying over Southern California earlier this week, and what is going on with the civil war in Libya. Bryan also took a road trip to Oregon to go to the only place in the continental United States that was bombed by a pilot in World War II.

USAF pilot Buz Carpenter talks about about flying reconnaissance over Vietnam, the Skunkworks where secret USAF projects were developed, his time commanding Ramstein airbase at the end of the Cold War and more.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/coldwarpod)

This Garage Hour is one of the classic free-fire episodes, kicked off right with tales of Boris Said and his plans to beat Greg Biffle's ass, and that sets the tone for the whole rest of the thing.  Hostus Maximus Justin Fort goes after everyone, from people on Rascals to the lunchtime drunks and stoners at Chrysler who were fired for getting...  wait for it... drunk and stoned at lunch.  Of course, the UAW got them their jobs back, so those drunks and stoners are presumably still building Dodges. Dirty Dave takes the time to go after Rick Perry, and then board-opp Barrister Hilton goes after Dirty Dave. It's not 100% grim, though - there's shouts out to Toyota for their stay-at-home doggedness following the arsing Japan got at the hands of the Fukishima tsunami, the Garage Hour goons applaud the Air Force for parking a cruise missile up China's nose during the Serbian affair, and there's a bunch of good tracks backing this show. So many targets, so few triggers...  It's the Garage Hour, alright, the rootinest, tootinest, highfalutinest piece of gearhead on air since Top Gear full of beer.

This episode was written by Brian Liddicoat, a real estate attorney in Northern California. The words �Groom Lake� and �Area 51� have achieved an almost myth-like quality thanks to interest in UFOs and shows like the X-Files. But the real history of this base is even more interesting than the fiction. The names �Area 51� and �Groom Lake� refer to a large flight test base in the Nevada Desert, about 100 miles north of Las Vegas. The facility was originally built by Lockheed in the 1950s to support early secret tests of the U-2 spyplane. It has hosted the first flights of some of America�s most ground-breaking aircraft, including the F-117 stealth fighter. Now operated by the US Air Force as a detachment of the Air Force Flight Test Center at Edwards Air Force Base, the Groom Lake facility continues to secretly test America�s most secret aviation technology. For more information, read:Dark Eagles by Curtis PeeblesLockheed Secret Projects: Inside the Skunk Works by Dennis JenkinsDreamland by Phil Pattonwww.dreamlandresort.com