Podcasts about karkinos

Here are some guided questions to ask yourself as we move through this lesson! It's good stuff I promise... Within the word Sarcopenia, the root word “SARCO-” refers to _______________. When etymologizing the word “Sarcoma”, “sarc-“ + “-oma” literally means what?____________________________ Hippocrates named masses of cancerous cells as “Karkinos.” What does Karkinos mean is English? ___________________ Sarcophagus' literal meaning is: “________________” + “________________” In Sarcomere, “-mere” means ______________ in English. A Sarcomere is made up of __________ and Myosin. In the word Autophagy, “Auto-” refers to _____________. If “BIOGRAPHY” means “A study of life,” then what do you think AUTObiography? _______________________________________________ “phago-” + “cyte” = “_____________________” In the term “CYTOPENIA”, the suffix “-penia” means: __________________ “Thrombo-” + “cytes” = ____________________________ Thrombocytes help to form ________________ to slow or stop bleeding and to help wounds heal. What do you think it means when you have a “-penia” of thrombocytes? AKA… Thrombocytopenia? Circle the correct answer: Do hemophilia and thrombocytopenia go hand in hand? True or False What does the prefix “hemo-” mean? “_______________” The root word “OSTEO” means _________________ Circle the correct answer: Is bone porous in nature? True or False Osteoporosis = “a” + “b” + “c” = _____________________________________ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/liam-connerly/support

On this Episode of Because... We hear the Becauses of composer, Jacob Bancks. Praised as “colorfully orchestrated, invitingly lyrical” (The New York Times) and “highly caffeinated” (The Boston Globe), the music of Illinois composer Jacob Bancks (b. 1982) has engaged and inspired musicians and audiences around the world. At the core of his output are works for orchestra, with performances by the Philadelphia Orchestra, the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, the Nashville Symphony, the Sarajevo Philharmonic, the Annapolis Symphony, the South Dakota Symphony, the Greater Twin Cities Youth Symphony, and the New York Youth Symphony.Support the show (https://qcsymphony.secure.force.com/donate/?dfId=a0n5d00000SJXSBAA5&)

Mindy Heusel and Jacob Banks discuss the upcoming debut of his opera Karkinos.

König Eurystheus befahl Herakles den Kampf gegen die Hydra im Sumpf von Lerna. Sein Neffe Iolaos, stand ihm zur Seite. Herakles zwang die neunköpfige Schlange aus ihrem Schlupfwinkel und schlug ihre Köpfe ab. Kaum hatte er einen zerschlagen, wuchsen zwei neue nach. Hera schickte der Hydra den Riesenkrebs Karkinos zur Hilfe, er griff Herakles an. Herakles zerquetschte den Krebs mit seinem Fuß. Iolaos kam mit einer Fackel und sie brannten die enthaupteten Hälse aus, So konnten keine Köpfe mehr nachwachsen. Herakles schlug ihr auch das unsterbliche Haupt ab und begrub es. Welche Akteure im aktuellen Korruptionsgeschehen, Schwerpunkt Internet, kann man welchen mythischen Gestalten zuordnen? Eurystheus steht für die Realpolitik, Herakles ist der Kämpfer für die Freiheit, Iolaos 
sein Helfer. Lerna, der Sumpf als Nichtort
steht für die Opazität des Netzes, die Hydra ist das polycephale ubiquitäre Netz. Hera repräsentiert die interessenvolle Rahmenwelt und in Karkinos erkennen wir ihre willfährigen Gehilfen wieder... Hören Sie sich das an!

“Only one episode remains and it’s time for the Crew of the Karkinos to make their escape.”**The transcript and trigger warnings can be found at the bottom of this episode description**--Cast and Crew of Today's Episode:Cap was voiced by Jona LuneLutiga was voiced by Nicole TuttleValzin was voiced by Tal MinearMedic was voiced by BradGuard #1 was voiced by Ace CorsairaGuard #2 was voiced by Dylan ShaneCesa was voiced by Lanessa TremblettSofodre was voiced by Karin HeimdahlZarzuelon was voiced by Adam BlanfordVidirona was voiced by Allison DauphineMaesejo was voiced by Joshua ZedikerReaching for Freedom was written by Sterling Rae and Amber HoltzSound Editing was by Cole Burkhardt Stoic Morning by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4418-stoic-morningLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/All other music was composed and performed by Benny JamesNovitero is a Goose Thunder Network Produced Podcast-Follow us:Tumblr/Twitter/Instagram: @noviteropodcastWebsite: http://bit.ly/SRpodsFan Discord: https://discord.gg/VMyk58r-Transcript:https://bit.ly/NOVIep22-Triggers:-Loud laser gun noises-Fighting

“The vault of the richest person in the galaxy stands before the Karkinos crew, but do they have what it takes to steal its contents?”**The transcript and trigger list can be found at the bottom of this episode description**--Cast and Crew of Today's Episode:Cap was voiced by Jona LuneLutiga was voiced by Nicole TuttleValzin was voiced by Tal MinearMedic was voiced by BradCesa was voiced by Lanessa TremblettDrunk #1 was voiced by Aurore GautheurDrunk #2 was voiced by Dylan ShaneComputer Voice was voiced by Anne KoprivaGuard was voiced by Karin HeimdahlThe Starluxe Gala pt. 2 was written by Jude Reid and Ali Hylton and edited by Sterling RaeSound Editing was by Cole Burkhardt and XanderMusic was composed and performed by Benny JamesNovitero is a Goose Thunder Network Produced Podcast-Follow us:Tumblr/Twitter/Instagram: @noviteropodcastWebsite: http://bit.ly/SRpodsFan Discord: https://discord.gg/VMyk58r-Transcript:http://bit.ly/NOVIep18-Triggers:-Hand trauma (being crushed)-Loud alarms

“The Karkinos lands on Circos 6, but not everyone is so pleased with their release.” **The transcript can be found at the bottom of this episode description** - - Cast and Crew of Today's Episode: Cap was voiced by Jona Lune Cesa was voiced by Lanessa Tremblett Lutiga was voiced by Nicole Tuttle Medic was voiced by Brad Valzin was voiced by Tal Minear Soldier #1 was voiced by Adam Blanford Soldier #2 was voiced by Ari Delyne Officer was voiced by Dylan Shane Typical Govie was written by Sterling Rae and Amber Holtz Sound Editing was by Cole Burkart Music was composed and performed by Benny James Novitero is a Goose Thunder Network Produced Podcast - Follow us: Tumblr/Twitter/Instagram: @noviteropodcast Website: http://bit.ly/SRpods Fan Discord: https://discord.gg/VMyk58r - Transcript: http://bit.ly/NOVI3

“Cesa settles into her prison cell on the Karkinos, but the rest of the crew has bigger worries.” **The transcript can be found at the bottom of this episode description** - - Cast and Crew of Today's Episode: Cap was voiced by Jona Lune Lutiga was voiced by Nicole Tuttle Medic was voiced by Brad Valzin was voiced by Tal Minear Cesa was voiced by Lanessa Tremblett Last Resorts was written by Sterling Rae and Ali Hylton and edited by Amber Holtz Sound Editing was by Cole Burkhart Music was composed and performed by Benny James Novitero is a Goose Thunder Network Produced Podcast - Follow us: Tumblr/Twitter/Instagram: @noviteropodcast Website: http://bit.ly/SRpods Fan Discord: https://discord.gg/VMyk58r - Transcript: http://bit.ly/NOVIep2

“The crew of the Karkinos celebrates the spoils of a recent raid when the come upon another opportunity.” **The transcript and trigger list can be found at the bottom of this episode description** - - Cast and Crew of Today's Episode: Cap was voiced by Jona Lune Lutiga was voiced by Nicole Tuttle Medic was voiced by Brad Valzin was voiced by Tal Minear Advisor Maesejo was voiced by Joshua Zediker Cesa was voiced by Lanessa Tremblett A Business Opportunity was written by Sterling Rae and Jude Reid and edited by Amber Holtz Sound Editing was by Xander Music was composed and performed by Benny James Novitero is a Goose Thunder Network Produced Podcast - Follow us: Tumblr/Twitter/Instagram: @noviteropodcast Website: http://bit.ly/SRpods Fan Discord: https://discord.gg/VMyk58r - Triggers: -Being shot at -Loud alarms -References to war - Transcript: http://bit.ly/NOVI1

Episode 184 is dedicated to all of you people born under the Cancer sign. The Cancer Moon, tonight that's the theme. Let's see where it takes us, I hope you enjoy.Cancer (♋) is the fourth astrological sign, which is associated with the constellation Cancer. It spans the 90-120th degree of the zodiac, between 90 and 125.25 degree of celestial longitude. Under the tropical zodiac, the Sun transits this area on average between June 21 and July 22, and under the sidereal zodiac, the Sun transits this area between approximately July 16 and August 15. A person under this sign is called a Moon child.The symbol of the crab is based on the Karkinos, a giant crab that harassed Hercules during his fight with the Hydra.[1]A symbolic representation of Cancer.Cancer Moon SignCancer Moon has a knack for being in touch with their feelings, as well as those of others. They may be so in touch with their feelings that they become very self-absorbed. At the same time, they are so in touch with others' feelings that they can see through any superficial statements of well-being. They have a terrific memory, especially for emotional things. The Cancer Moon Sign looks for familiarity and security. They tend to cling to their home, their family and friends, and their possessions. They really appreciate peace and quiet, and they are not big fans of change.Devoted and accommodating, they do not like superficiality. When they have feelings of insecurity, they may attempt to create a sense of it by accumulating things around them. While others have moved on from a hurt, those born under a Moon in Cancer may tend to keep dwelling on them. They may tend to feel taken for granted, and they don't like to confront others, so they may leave hints about their unhappiness to get your attention. They can become very manipulative in some cases.They have a delightful sense of humor that borders on the loony and can be amazingly funny. At the same time, they can be moody, which can confuse those who don't know them well. They may behave erratically at times, but they have a unique angle on life. They are also very affectionate and protective.When they feel understood, they return the feelings of tenderness and warmth in abundance. They are very dependable, mood swings and all. They are creative and sensitive. If they don't have their own artistic talents, they have a fine appreciation of the arts. They are vulnerable to the influence of those they spend time with. It may be difficult for them to express their own opinions, rather than just reflect those around them.Cancer Moon may be a bit awkward socially, being shy with strangers or when they are in unfamiliar situations. Once they feel more comfortable, they will be more outgoing. They may lack motivation, and be sloppy or disorganized. They don't like to throw away anything, including unhappy relationships. They do like to get their way, and they often set personal goals for themselves.Cancer Moon can be very nurturing. They may express this through philanthropy, or through hospitable and compassionate behaviour. They are quick to make everyone a part of the family. Emotionally, they can become their own worst enemy. They are prone to be vulnerable and dependent. This may cause them to be overly possessive of their partner. Indifference hurts them deeply, even when it was unintended. They are likely to bottle it up inside, however and not tell anyone.Domesticity comes naturally to Cancer Moon, and they usually excel at gardening, culinary arts and home decorating. They may be rather finicky eaters, and when upset may use food as a comfort measure. They like to be reassured that they are making the right decisions and when they feel secure and on top of things, they are unbeatable.On The Fix MixFoo Fighters - Virginia MoonEcho And The Bunnymen - The Killing MoonDuran Duran - New Moon On Monday (Extended Version)Scarlett Johansson and Joaquin Phoenix - The Moon Song (Film Version)T Rex - By The Light Of The Magical MoonDavid Bowie - Moonage DaydreamThe Fratellis - Stragglers MoonHarry Nilsson - Moonbeam SongNeko Case - I Wish I Was the MoonDennis DeYoung - Desert MoonKane Strang - Full Moon, Hungry SunCayucas - Moony Eyed WalrusThe Waterboys - The Whole Of The MoonMating Ritual - MoonlightNicole Atkins - Who Killed The MoonlightCat Stevens - MoonshadowBedlam - Harvest MoonNeil Young - Harvest MoonKing Harvest - Dancing In The MoonlightElectric Light Orchestra - Ticket To The MoonVan Morrison - MoondanceFrank Sinatra - Fly Me To The MoonPaul McCartney - It's Only A Paper MoonThe Beatles - Mr. MoonlightElvis Costello - Poison MoonNick Drake - Pink MoonR.E.M. - Man On The MoonFeist - My Moon My ManThe Police - Walking on the MoonPink Floyd - Brain DamageRadiohead - Sail To The MoonCreedence Clearwater Revival - Bad Moon RisingAnthony Perkins - Moonlight SwimAddictions and Other Vices Podcast 184 - Cancer by Addictions And Other Vices on Mixcloud

Platiqué con Argelia Flores de la nueva escuela Sensorium, con Ricardo Pérez de la obra de teatro KARKINOS y con Helen Salazar de la obra LA GINECOMAQUIA. Te regalo suscripciones mensuales para BOOKMATE, una plataforma para leer y escuchar todos los libros que quieras, te invito a la obra MUJER SIN VUITTON y a la fiesta de LA MÁS DRAGA, segunda temporada.

Anime dvd review of Heroic Age: The Complete Series Part 1, Episodes 8-13. Directed by Takashi Noto. Series Composition by Tow Ubukata. Music by Naoki Sato. Published by Funimation. List Price: $59.98, Rated 13+. The Argonaut continues to flee to the new human homeworld as the Azz-Azoth fleet under Nilval tries to hold off the Silver and Gold Tribe armadas. Things could get messy as Nodos Mehitak shows up to take down the Azz-Azoth. Meanwhile, Bellcross and Karkinos are still locked in battle. Their fight is not measured in minutes or days, but weeks! Like a rumble between two gods. Dhianeila's two scheming and arrogant brothers try to commandeer leadership of the human forces through bribery and extortion. They begin to move along their plan for all-out war against the Gold and Silver Tribes, with the ultimate end goal of recapturing Earth. Problem is that Meleagros, the scion of the family,  is a tad bit power hungry and isn't shy about sacrificing his own forces or even entire planets if it furthers the glory and power of him and his family. I really love the epic space opera feel of Heroic Age. When we have fleets battling each other here, it isn't just a couple of ships on each side. It's thousands, if not TENS of thousands involved. And when you're talking about the insect-like swarms of the Gold Tribes, it could be MILLIONS! It's war the likes of which we reality-bound humans can hardly imagine. And then you have the jockeying forces of the politics within each tribe (except the Gold) as the humans try to decide the best course of action. There are even factions in the Vulcan-like Silver that believe the universe is big enough for Silver and Iron while others think the humans should be destroyed. The problems I have with this show are two: one major and one minor. The first is that the battles between the Nodos lack any impact or drama. All the Nodos are completely rendered in CG and are not animated very well, moving very stiffly and awkwardly. They are supposed to be living creatures but they move like robots. The director should have looked at some of the old Evangelion fight scenes or Eureka 7 to learn how to handle this properly. Sadly, I almost wish to jettison the whole giant monster facet of the show.   One minor complaint is in the character designs and costumes. The characters look too much like they fell out of a Gundam series, or even Fafner. The costumes of the humans are dull and boring with too much whiteness splashed with some second-thought colors.  It doesn't look like too much effort was spent on their uniforms. My Grade: B+ Listen to my podcast review of the first seven episodes: http://sesho.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=515827

Fest steht: Das geht schon auf die alten Griechen zurück. Auch bei Hippokrates wurden solche Geschwülste bereits mit dem griechischen Wort für Krebs bezeichnet „Karkinos“, und …