Podcasts about Kleiber

Der Nabu bittet in jedem Jahr darum, dass naturbegeisterte Menschen an einem Wochenende im Winter die Vögel in ihren Gärten zählen. Bei der bundesweiten Aktion im Januar gab es in diesem Jahr ein Ergebnis, das uns nachdenklich machen sollte: Bei den Haussperlingen, Feldsperlingen, Blau- und Kohlmeisen war die Zahl der gesichteten Tiere rückläufig. Gartenvögel brauchen also unsere Hilfe, damit sich der Bestand möglichst wieder erholt. Wir sollten unsere Gärten und Balkone so gestalten, dass Vögel darin Nahrung haben und sich wohlfühlen. Ganz wichtig ist es, dass Meisen, Kleiber oder Sperlinge demnächst eine Nistmöglichkeit finden, denn natürliche Nisthöhlen zum Beispiel in alten Bäumen werden zunehmend seltener. Ein Nistkasten an der Gartenlaube oder an einem anderen geeigneten Platz wäre da ein guter Ersatz. Bausätze sind schnell zusammengesetzt Viele Naturschutz-Organisationen bieten Bausätze für Nistkästen an und in diesen Boxen sind die Holzteile bereits vorbereitet, damit das Zusammensetzen problemlos funktioniert. Auch das Einflugloch ist schon ausgesägt. Über die Größe dieses Loches wird übrigens geregelt, wer später in den Kasten einzieht: Bei Kohlmeisen z.B. hat das Loch einen Durchmesser von 32 Millimetern, bei Spatzen und Trauerschnäppern einen Durchmesser von 35 Millimetern. Wichtig ist, dass in der Bodenplatte mindestens zwei Löcher sind, damit Wasser ablaufen kann und der Kasten auch gut durchlüftet wird. Wer handwerklich geschickt ist, kann auch mit geeignetem Holz aus dem Baumarkt nach Plänen aus dem Internet einen Nistkasten bauen. Weitere Gartenthemen: https://www.ndr.de/ndr1niedersachsen/Alles-Moehre-oder-was-Einen-Nistkasten-selbst-bauen,gartentipp828.html https://www.ndr.de/ratgeber/garten/Einen-Nistkasten-fuer-Voegel-bauen-anbringen-und-reinigen,nistkasten116.html https://www.ndr.de/ratgeber/garten/Stunde-der-Wintervoegel-2025-Weniger-Tiere-gesichtet,wintervoegel186.html https://www.ndr.de/ratgeber/garten/Vogelfutter-selber-machen-Einfaches-Rezept-und-Ideen,vogelfutter107.html https://www.ndr.de/ndr1niedersachsen/Futterhilfe-fuer-Gartenvoegel-im-Winter,audio1532620.html Welches Thema finden Sie interessant? Schreiben Sie uns an garten@ndr.de Alle "Alles Möhre, oder was?!" Folgen gibt es hier: https://www.ndr.de/ndr1niedersachsen/podcast4722.html https://www.ardaudiothek.de/sendung/gartenpodcast-alles-moehre-oder-was/74769062/ Podcast-Tipp: "Weired Animals" und die Folge "Specht - Kopfschmerzen vom Hämmern?" https://www.ardaudiothek.de/episode/weird-animals/specht-kopfschmerzen-vom-haemmern/ard/14118437/

durée : 00:14:22 - Disques de légende du vendredi 27 décembre 2024 - Carlos Kleiber avait déjà dirigé le concert du nouvel an de 1989, avec un succès énorme et une réussite musicale comme cet évènement n'en donne pas toujours. Pour lui, il n'y a pas de musique qui ne mérite d'être défendue, comme si la vie des musiciens en dépendait...

durée : 01:28:45 - Chefs champagne (5/5) : Carlos Kleiber - par : Lionel Esparza - Toute la semaine de Noël, Relax s'arrête sur 5 chefs d'orchestre exceptionnels par leur énergie et leurs répertoires, afin d'accompagner cette période de fêtes. Des chefs champagne ! Aujourd'hui : Carlos Kleiber - réalisé par : Antoine Courtin

durée : 00:14:22 - Disques de légende du vendredi 27 décembre 2024 - Carlos Kleiber avait déjà dirigé le concert du nouvel an de 1989, avec un succès énorme et une réussite musicale comme cet évènement n'en donne pas toujours. Pour lui, il n'y a pas de musique qui ne mérite d'être défendue, comme si la vie des musiciens en dépendait...

durée : 01:28:45 - Chefs champagne (5/5) : Carlos Kleiber - par : Lionel Esparza - Toute la semaine de Noël, Relax s'arrête sur 5 chefs d'orchestre exceptionnels par leur énergie et leurs répertoires, afin d'accompagner cette période de fêtes. Des chefs champagne ! Aujourd'hui : Carlos Kleiber - réalisé par : Antoine Courtin

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In dieser Podcastfolge stellen wir den Kleiber vor. Hören Sie, warum der Kleiber kein sozialer Vogel ist, wie er zu seinem Namen gekommen ist und wo er leicht zu beobachten ist. Kleiber-Gesang © Jacobo Ramil Millarengo, XC897670. Erreichbar unter www.xeno-canto.org/897670 / Lizenz: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Kleiber-Ruf © Ulf Elman, XC927958. Erreichbar unter www.xeno-canto.org/927958 / Lizenz: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Kleiber-Ruf © András Schmidt, XC864201. Erreichbar unter www.xeno-canto.org/864201 / Lizenz: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Kleiber-Triller © José Manuel Reyes Páez, XC792584. Erreichbar unter www.xeno-canto.org/792584 / Lizenz: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Zu unserer Website: https://www.birdlife.at/ Zum Kleiber-Portrait: https://www.birdlife.at/voegel/kleiber/

Jim Kleiber trains people in emotional combat (emōkō) so that people learn how to attack with love. He currently does this through in-person and online workshops, 1-on-1 calls, and a podcast called The Jim Kleiber Show. Jim has been formally working with emotions and communication over the past 12 years, from creating a journaling app called iFeelio to a training program called Emotional Self-Defense to a book called Project 35: A live book-writing experiment during a global pandemic.

Wir haben in unserem kleinen Garten auf der Stadtmauer ein paar uralte Birnbäume, die schief und schräg stehen. Und da ist es ganz einfach, verschiedene Vogelfutterstationen aufzuhängen und nachzufüllen. Wir machen das seit einigen Jahren, weil immer wieder dazu aufgerufen worden war, die Vögel, die in unseren Breiten immer mehr gefährdet sind, zu füttern und im Sommer auch Wasserschalen hin zu stellen. Und diese Futterstation ist echt ein Segen. Zum einen für die vielfältigen Vögel, die hier verlässlich Futter bekommen. Und für uns, die wir manchmal am Küchenfenster stehen bleiben und dem Treiben vergnügt zuschauen. Da kommen Meisen verschiedener Sorten, Kleiber und Rotkehlchen. Und dann haben wir in der Nachbarschaft eine Dohlenkolonie. Die haben leider wenig Vergnügen, weil die Landeplätze und Futterzugänge extra so sind, dass nur kleine Vögel drankommen, landen können und in Ruhe futtern. Aber, auch kleine Vögel sind wählerisch. Wenn zu viele Haferflocken im Futter sind, schmeißen sie die raus und suchen nach den kleinen Körnern und den Sonnenblumenkernen.Die Dohlen sitzen in der Nähe auf der Mauer, mustern das muntere Treiben von manchmal mehr als 10 Vögelchen gleichzeitig und haben Zeit. Wenn die Kleinen satt sind, dann kommen sie. Sie haben genau gesehen, dass die kleinen die Haferflocken rausgeworfen haben und brauchen jetzt also nur noch über den Rasen spazieren und unterhalb der Futterstation aufpicken, was sie sehr gründlich tun. Manchmal kommen auch die Tauben vom Kirchdach nebenan. Aber die haben keine Chance und werden laut krächzend vertrieben.Dieser Tage ist mir der Reis, fürs Mittagessen angebrannt, weil ich so gebannt den Vögelchen zugeschaut habe. Wenn Sie ein paar Minuten Entspannung heute brauchen, halten Sie Ausschau nach Vögeln und schauen und hören Sie ihnen zu. Es ist einfach wunderbar! 

In dieser Sendung kehrt Matussek zurück zu seinem Schelmenroman „Rupert – oder die Kunst des Verlierens“. Nachdem die Kontrafunk-Hörer bereits Ruperts Kindheit auf Rockaway Beach kennengelernt haben und seine ersten Versuche, seine Dankesrede für den Oscar auszufeilen, mit dem er für eine glänzende ferne Zukunft fest rechnet, sowie Ruperts Großonkel Pupkin, den Kurator in der Leningrader Ermitage während der Belagerung der Deutschen und sein Entschwinden in den Wahn, landen wir nun in den 1960er Hippiejahren. Rupert lebt in einem Loft mit Carlos und Kleiber zusammen, spielt in experimentellen Filmen und wartet demütig auf die Verwirklichung des revolutionären Generationenprojekts „erben“. Doch Großtante Trudel weigert sich, das Zeitliche zu segnen. Von dem weiteren Kapitel „Rupert und die Auktion“ hören wir nur den vielversprechenden Anfang, aber der ist ein echter Cliffhänger. Fortsetzung folgt. Musik von den Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Simon & Garfunkel, Mozart, Verdi.

Hello everyone! Data in the classroom has become a buzzword that doesn't have a lot of buzz anymore for teachers. It's often seen as a punitive way to make educators feel like failures—and worse—make kids feel like learning is just percentages to move up on a chart. To really examine what data is supposed to be in the class, and give a fresh perspective on how it can effectively transform your classroom into a positive learning environment, I have brought back my good friend, Jen Kleiber. If you missed part 1, check it out here.  Jen is a coach, speaker, author, and educator focused on student growth. Her work in Texas has worked to transform classrooms in significant ways, and her perspectives have helped educators embrace the tools that lead to effective teaching. Her book, Building a Bridge From “I Can't” to “I Did!” is on sale now at a discounted price. Check out her FREE data one page wonder here.   You can watch the entire discussion by supporting the show on Patreon here.        Attention educators! Say goodbye to traditional grading tools and embrace the future of assessment with Gradient by GradeCam – a comprehensive solution designed to elevate your teaching experience!  

Hello everyone! Data in the classroom has become a buzzword that doesn't have a lot of buzz anymore for teachers. It's often seen as a punitive way to make educators feel like failures—and worse—make kids feel like learning is just percentages to move up on a chart. To really examine what data is supposed to be in the class, and give a fresh perspective on how it can effectively transform your classroom into a positive learning environment, I have brought back my good friend, Jen Kleiber. Jen is a coach, speaker, author, and educator focused on student growth. Her work in Texas has worked to transform classrooms in significant ways, and her perspectives have helped educators embrace the tools that lead to effective teaching. Her book, Building a Bridge From "I Can't" to "I Did!" is on sale now at a discounted price. Check out her FREE data one page wonder here.    You can watch the entire discussion by supporting the show on Patreon here.      Attention educators! Say goodbye to traditional grading tools and embrace the future of assessment with Gradient by GradeCam – a comprehensive solution designed to elevate your teaching experience!  

Hello Friends and welcome to this special podcast take over episode of Not Your Mommas Bible Study with my friend Jennifer Kleiber. She has some great nuggets to share with you on waiting with purpose. Enjoy your time with Jenn, she's a treasure in my life and I know you'll love her! Find her links here: Waiting With Purpose Free Resource: https://jennkleiber.mykajabi.com/pl/2147966836 Website: www.thefaithfilledentrepreneur.com Instagram: @thefaithfilledentrepreneur   25 Days to Jesus  https://amzn.to/3u9nn24 Bible Study Tools https://amzn.to/3r2ikPz Chrystanferrell.com/community Chrystanferrell.com/podcast    

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Reese, Pam and Alex speak with Jeff Kleiber about the SAS Championship. Kleiber talks about the SAS Championship and what people can expect at the tournament. For more information visit: saschampionship.com https://saschampionship.com/hbcu-invitational/

SAMEDI 08 JUILLET 2023 Marine Descombe - Château de Pougelon (Beaujolais)   Tout commence en 1905 lorsque la famille Descombe décide de créer un domaine au pied du Mont Brouilly dans le Beaujolais. C'est aujourd'hui Marine et François, son frère qui ont repris les rênes de l'entreprise familiale, représentant ainsi la 5ème génération. Grâce à leur passion pour la terre et la vigne, ils offrent des vins de qualité issus d'un savoir-faire transmis de génération en génération qui révèlent le meilleur des terroirs.   Vanessa Kleiber - Bestheim (Alsace)  Après la guerre, en 1946, des viticulteurs alsaciens décident de se rassembler pour créer Bestheim, une cave viticole où ils peuvent partager leurs ressources et leur savoir-faire. Bestheim est devenue depuis la deuxième plus grande cave d'Alsace, produisant chaque année plus de 12 millions de bouteilles. Avec ses 1500 hectares de vignes répartis dans 71 communes, cette cave offre une gamme incomparable de crus et de vins d'exception, élaborés avec les plus grands cépages d'Alsace tels que le Riesling, le Pinot Noir et le Gewurztraminer. 

Welcome back to Not Your Momma's Bible Study. I have a special treat for you today, we are going to do another Woman of Purpose interview. This season is different from what we've done in the last few seasons because I am weaving in interviews with women of purpose. Like today's Woman of Purpose, my friend Jenn Kleiber.  I want you to understand that you can be a woman of purpose today. It wasn't just for Bible times, it's not just for me. It's not just for these women that I have on. It is for you for such a time as this. We are going to have a fantastic conversation.   Show Links: Get the Season 5 Reading Plan Not Your Momma's Bible Study Kit Holman Illustrated Bible Handbook Nelson's Quick Reference Chapter-by-Chapter Bible Commentary She Reads Truth Bible Holy Bible App Find out more about Not Your Momma's Bible Study Community Connect with Jenn:  Facebook  Instagram  Website  Disount code for Bible study: womenofpurpose Let's Connect:  Facebook  Instagram Twitter  

BRAHMS: Sonata para violoncello y piano nº 1 en Mi menor, Op. 38 (Primer movimiento: Allegro non troppo) (14.32). J.-G. Queyras (vc.), A. Tharaud (p.). Sinfonía nº 4 en Mi menor, Op. 98 (Primer movimiento: Allegro non troppo) (12.43). Orq. Fil. de Viena. Dir.: C. Kleiber. SCHUBERT: Impromptu nº 2 en Mi bemol mayor D 899 (4.40). R. Lupu (p.). SCHUMANN: Myrthen, Op. 25 (selec.) (nº 5 Lieder aus dem Schekenbuch im Divan I, nº 7 Die Lotosblume) (2.42). D. Fischer-Dieskau (bar.), J. Demus (p.). Escuchar audio

durée : 00:22:11 - Disques de légende du vendredi 16 décembre 2022 - L'année 1952 est connue pour une célèbre version de la 9e symphonie de Beethoven avec l'Orchestre Philharmonique de Vienne, mais cette année là, Erich Kleiber, ce "beethovénien grand style" enregistre aussi avec le Concertgebouw, ce disque de légende : force, dignité, vitalité, c'est irrésistible.

Reese, K-Mac, & Pam welcome Jeff Kilber to The Sports Shop. Jeff is the Senior Vice President of Octagon and the event coordinator of the SAS Championship. The event is being held at Prestonwood Country Club in Cary and this year the inaugural HBCU Invitational will be a part of the SAS Championship and there will be a men's and women's team involved. The HBCUs participating in the event are Chicago State, Flordia A&M, local school Winston-Salem State, NCCU, and much more. For more information on how you can purchase tickers, or if you're interested in volunteering, visit https://saschampionship.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reese, K-Mac, & Pam welcome Jeff Kilber to The Sports Shop. Jeff is the Senior Vice President of Octagon and the event coordinator of the SAS Championship. The event is being held at Prestonwood Country Club in Cary and this year the inaugural HBCU Invitational will be a part of the SAS Championship and there will be a men's and women's team involved. The HBCUs participating in the event are Chicago State, Flordia A&M, local school Winston-Salem State, NCCU, and much more. For more information on how you can purchase tickers, or if you're interested in volunteering, visit https://saschampionship.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode…. As an educator turned entrepreneur, Jenn Kleiber has worn many hats throughout her career. Her latest one, The Faith Filled Entrepreneur, has taken her on an amazing journey of faith, which has touched many lives, including her own son, Tate!

Hello Interactors,Last week my daughter showed us a glimpse of the Empire State Building from her friend's dorm room. Every time I see that building, I think of the original black and white movie, King Kong. The image of that poor animal atop what was then world's tallest structure getting pummeled by machine gun fire sticks with me for some reason. Maybe it's because it was unfair. That creature was captured from his homeland and brought to America only to be gunned down? What kind of society does this?As interactors, you're special individuals self-selected to be a part of an evolutionary journey. You're also members of an attentive community so I welcome your participation.Please leave your comments below or email me directly.Now let's go…FAREWELL TO THE KINGMerian C. Cooper got the idea of King Kong from the French-American explorer and anthropologist, Paul Du Chaillu. He was the first of European origin to confirm the existence of Central African gorillas in 1860. This made him a much sought-after speaker in the late 1800s, and his books were immensely popular. Cooper's uncle gifted the then six-year-old nephew with one, Explorations and Adventures in Equatorial Africa. It tells of one gorilla locals noted for its “extraordinary size”:“They believe, in all this country, that there is a kind of gorilla — known to the initiated by certain mysterious signs, but chiefly by being of extraordinary size — which is the residence of certain spirits of departed natives. Such gorillas, the natives believe, can never be caught or killed.”And then, while Du Chaillu was out hunting with locals, an encounter occurred. As Du Chaillu recalls,“When he saw our party he erected himself and looked us boldly in the face . . . with immense body, huge chest, and great muscular arms, with fiercely-glaring large deep gray eyes, and a hellish expression of face, which seemed to me like some nightmare vision: thus stood before us this king of the African forest.”And so, they did what they believed to be impossible but predictable. Du Chaillu continues,“[The gorilla] advanced a few steps— then stopped to utter that hideous roar again- advanced again, and finally stopped when at a distance of about six yards from us. And here, just as he began another of his roars, beating his breast in rage, we fired, and killed him.”Cooper went on to call this creature King Kong and made a movie about him. He wanted King Kong to be portrayed as being 50-60 feet tall. After all, he was kidnapped from a fictional small island that was also home to dinosaurs.It turns out a gorilla that size is biologically impossible. For every doubling of height comes a tripling of weight. The joints and bones of a creature of this size simply could not bear his weight. King Kong was also impossible to portray on the big screen. Animators and cinematographers had difficulties portraying an animal of that size in the 1930s. Consequently, King Kong ends up appearing much smaller. Instead of weighing a couple hundred tons, let's assume this mythical beast was shorter and weighed something more like 15 tons.Still huge, that would be about two times the mass of an elephant requiring about 12,000 watts of metabolism to survive. And that is just the energy required to keep the organs running and nothing else. Around the time the original King Kong was being released, a biologist named Max Kleiber was plotting various animals' metabolic rate and mass on a graph. To his surprise, the dots on the graph loosely aligned along a straight line sloping upwards with a mouse near the origin and an elephant to the upper right.Kleiber had discovered a scaling law in nature known now as Kleiber's law. For most animals, their metabolic rate scales to the 3⁄4 power of the animal's mass. Put another way, for every doubling of size the energy needed to survive decreases by ¼. Theoretical physicist and former President of the Santa Fe Institute, Geoffrey West, and his colleagues, believe ¾ scaling occurs due to the nutrient distribution through the efficiency seeking fractal-like structures of the circulatory system. The ‘3' in ¾ comes about, it is believed, because the particles needed to arrange these mechanisms exists in a three-dimensional geometric universe.  Animals observed in the wild maximize their energy to survive. Every bit of energy spent above and beyond what is required for their body to function only pushes their caloric needs into debt. GPS tracked tigers, for example, reveal highly optimized search strategies over space and time in their hunt for prey. A lounging cat may appear lazy to us, but their maximizing their energy.Early human hunter-gatherers were seemingly not that different. For similar reasons, they had to be deliberate about the energy they used. However, as their cultures evolved, along with their brain, they became increasingly effective at harnessing that energy. They used some of their energy to fashion spears, arrows, and hooks out of wood, bones, and rocks. They also used wood to make fire for heating, cooking, and controlled grassland burns to promote plant harvest renewal. In doing so, they were not only expending their own energy, but also the energy stored in that wood and other forms of biomass.The appropriation of elements of the ecosystem for energy to support biological and social well-being, like plant harvesting, animal domestication, or consumption of biomass like wood and coal, is called social metabolism or sociometabolism. The social metabolism of these early societies sometimes had small effects on the ecosystem, but other times catastrophic. For example, the misuse of fire could lead to imbalances in ecosystems with detrimental cascading effects on plant and animal populations. The arrival of North America's first homo sapiens, as another example, coincided with the extinction of 33 species of large animals. Similar extinctions occurred upon the arrival of humans in South America and Australia. It turns out even the earliest human colonizers had detrimental impacts on the environment.PLOTTING THE PLODDING AND MARAUDINGBy studying existing hunter-gatherer societies, scientists can estimate the social metabolism of ancient hunter-gatherers. Geographer Yadvinder Malhi analyzed this data and determined,“The energy use per capita of a hunter-gatherer is about 300 W, and this is almost entirely in the process of acquiring food for consumption, and to a much lesser extent other materials and the use of fire. This sociometabolism is greater than the 80–120 W required for human physiological metabolism, because of the inefficiencies in both acquiring foodstuffs, and in human conversion of food into metabolic energy, and also in the use of biomass energy sources for fuel.”Malhi then plotted where a hunter-gatherer would sit on a Kleiber plot relative to the biological metabolism of other animals. A typical hunter-gatherer's combined biological and social metabolism puts them just between a human and a bull.The social metabolism of homo sapiens continued to grow steadily, and along with it their capacity to harness nature for their lifestyle. And then, 5,000-10,000 years ago, during the Neolithic revolution, a simultaneous innovation occurred around the world – farming. The start of the Holocene witnessed the emergence of agriculture in Mesopotamia and Anatolia, the Yangtze valley, New Guinea, West Africa, Meso-America, and the Andes. The end of the ice age softened the earth, human language and communication had evolved and spread, and coincidently the colonization and exploitation of ecosystems.Agriculture, the colonization of plants, allowed for geographically condensed energy to be grown which could support larger populations of people. This put a huge dependency on area of land needed to support and grow plants and animals. But these new densities of biomass reduced the amount energy required to roam large distances hunting and gathering. As a result, many hunter-gatherer societies could not compete, and Iron Age plant and animal farmers came to dominate. These clusters of agrarian societies grew around the world and with them languages and cultures. Soon the age of the agrarian came to dominate human existence. Using data from a well documented 18th century Austrian agrarian society, Malhi went to work to plot where a typical ‘agriculturist' may fit on the Kleiber plot. He surmises:“Compared to the hunter-gatherer sociometabolic regime, by the 18th century human sociometabolism per capita had increased by one to two orders of magnitude.” Given the population density such a society could support, the “per unit area energy consumption” grew “three to four orders of magnitude greater than that of a hunter-gatherer society.”This plops the typical human agriculturalist below a rhino on the Kleiber plot. In other words, an active member of an 18th century agrarian society would have consumed as much energy as a resting animal nearly 10 times their mass. It seems over-consumptive human habits started early in our evolution.Agrarian societies and hunter-gather societies were both constrained by land area. While agriculturalists were more efficient with land use than hunter-gatherers, they were nonetheless constrained by land. This is especially true for their primary source of fuel for heating and cooking – trees. That all changed with the birth of the Industrial age and the discovery of coal.The potential energy in trees is stored solar energy from the relatively recent past. Coal is solar energy stored in biomass that accumulated and fossilized over millions of years in the deep layers of the earth's outer crust, the lithosphere. For the first time in history, humans could exploit energy stored in deep time. Coal could more easily be transported over great distances. In theory, this would reduce the need to further exploit land and wood, but instead their destruction increased.The Industrial age brought new forms of locomotion and transportation networks accelerated the expansion of colonization, land development, and the destruction of grasslands, swamps, and wooded areas. Healthy, thriving ecosystems were sacrificed for new and expanding cities and farms. Coal powered machines extracted elements from nature to make fertilizers, sawed, split, and planed trees into lumber, and stamped, squeezed, and shipped goods around the world feeding growing economies and their consumers. Fossil fuels accelerated and intensified the destruction of the biosphere and continue to do so to this day. The energy use of the biomass past to support today's social metabolism puts in question the biomass of the future, including its human consumers.CAPITALIZING ON A MONSTER APPETITEMalhi identifies two key factors of industrial social metabolism:The amount of biomass needed for biological metabolic survival (i.e. food) is small compared to fossil fuels and other high-density energy sources.Fossil fuels used for building transportation networks meant population centers need not be co-located with food and energy production.So where does the typical ‘industrialist' sit on the Kleiber plot? Just above an elephant. That is, the amount of metabolic energy needed for a human to lead a typical industrialized lifestyle today is the equivalent of a resting elephant. Imagine the streets of the most populated cities being roamed by humans the size and weight of an elephant. Streams of cars on the freeway being driven by a five-ton mammal with an insatiable appetite. That's us. Well, many of us, anyway.Those numbers are for the average ‘industrialist' in the UK where Malhi teaches. American's stereotypically love our exceptionalism, and we are certainly exceptional in this regard. Sorry, Canadians, you're implicated too. North American's are the King Kong's of energy consumption. Our dot on the Kleiber plot sits where a mythical 15-ton mammal would sit. The typical human in the United States and Canada consumes energy like King Kong. That's well over 100 times the mass and energy needed for basic survival and 10 times more than agriculturalists that existed just 200 years ago.When Du Chaillu and his native guides shot the king of the forest, Du Chaillu did not exploit the energy of that innocent animal as food. He instead chose to eat the deer they also killed. But the local hunters, who allegedly had long pursued the so-called king of the jungle, did. Including his brain. Eating the brain from the skull of a gorilla, Du Chaillu reported, was believed to bring “a strong hand for the hunt…and success with the women.”Perhaps this played into Cooper's storyline in King Kong. After all, it was a native tribal king on Skull Island who offered to trade six tribal women for the attractive American blonde woman, Ann Darrow, accompanying the crew on their expedition. She is then captured by a band of natives and offered up to King Kong as a sacrifice. But King Kong is felled by a gas bomb by American explorers and shipped back to New York to be put on display. King Kong then breaks from his chains and hunts down Ann. That's what leads to the iconic scene of King Kong getting massacred atop the Empire State Building. War pilots fire machine guns from their planes as King Kong swats at them like flies while intermittently fondling the captive heroin, Ann.King Kong, the movie, has since been interpreted as a story of race (King Kong as a metaphor for a Black man stolen from his homeland in bondage), sex (a white blonde woman who, fetishized as a sexual object pursued by Indigenous and Black men, must be saved), and rebellion (King Kong, as a Black man, breaks from his shackles and must be violently subdued). He has rebelled and therefore must be killed.But before this interpretation, King Kong was said to represent FDR's ‘New Deal'. Cooper was a devote anti-communist and conservatives like him regarded the New Deal as a menace – an imprisoned import of a policy from a faraway land unleashed on society. Just like King Kong. It must be killed.I'll offer my own interpretation:King Kong is an outsized mythical beast so absurdly huge that it can't bear its own weight. When it does manage to move, it destroys the environment in its path. What is erected before us, since the dawn of the Anthropocene (or is it the Capitalocene), is an over exploitive and consumptive way of life that is off the charts. It has ‘an immense body, huge chest, and great muscular arms.' It has ‘fiercely-glaring large deep gray eyes, and a hellish expression of face.'  It ‘seems to me like some nightmare vision.' What stands before us is this king of environmental destruction. And it must be killed. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit interplace.io

In this episode of Redemption Unveiled, we're gonna have a wonderful conversation with my friend, Jenn Kleiber, about obeying God's lead in our lives even when He calls us outside of our comfort zone.  I know that is easier said than done, but we also know that faith without works is dead. It is imperative we are doing what God is asking us to do even if it scares us! Jenn Kleiber is the founder of The Responsive Classroom and The Faith Filled Entrepreneur.  The Faith-Filled Entrepreneur equips online business owners to step fully into God's purpose for their lives and business with unwavering faith, Biblical truth, and essential marketing strategies. The mission is based on Ephesians 3:20, “All glory to God, who is able, through Christ in us, to do infinitely more than we might ask or think.” Jenn specializes in planning, creating and marketing content, and is passionate about leading business owners to operate and grow in faith and truth.She runs the Content and Kingdom Builders Membership, and has authored The Risk-Taker's Bible Study, which is currently available through the membership. She is also the host of The Faith Filled Entrepreneur's Podcast. Show Links: Waitlist for Redemption Unveiled Community  Get to know Jenn: https://linktr.ee/jennkleiber Show Takeaways:  Listen in as Jenn shares her journey with entrepreneurship. Discover how to obey God even if you are scared. Learn that you don't have to wait to have a plan to take the next step.  Let's Connect:  Facebook  Instagram

durée : 00:58:32 - Carlos Kleiber, chef de génie - par : Aurélie Moreau - Carlos Kleiber est un chef d'orchestre dont les interprétations ont marqué musiciens et mélomanes, aussi bien pour la musique symphonique que pour l'opéra. Rare sur scène, ses enregistrements sont autant de réussites.

All the sounds have been heard And all the dreams have been tried Now the colours leave like the birds And in the end even the light The wind is getting strong And the sky starts looking cold Got to find a place for long The summer is old ✨Saive SC: https://soundcloud.com/saivemusic ✨Kleiber SC: https://soundcloud.com/kleiber-music ✨Serafin Audio Imprint SC: @serafinaudio ✨KataHaifisch SC: @katahaifisch

On this episode of The Project Endure Podcast, Joe Rinaldi sits down with Leslie Kleiber to talk about his experience undergoing open heart surgery, sacrificing for the people he loves, his positive outlook on life and so much more. Give this episode a listen as we dive deep into Leslie's life and learn about what persistence, perspective and endurance mean to him.    Follow Leslie (here)   Follow Project Endure (here) Join The Hard Things Club (here) Shop Project Endure (here)   Follow Joe (here) Read Joe's Blog (here) Read Cup of Joe Newsletter (here)

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Welcome to FASD Family Life the podcast for families by families where we get real about raising children and youth with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. I'm your host, Robbie Seale, FASD Educator, advocate and mom of four children with FASD.  I know the struggle is real, but so is success. I hope that sharing my experiences can help you feel that you are not alone and that there is hope for you and your child with FASD.I welcome you to join me with a hot cup of coffee and your notebook as we settle in and listen to Jerrod Brown, Ph.D., MA, MS, MS, MS  talk about the HPA Axis. Prenatal alcohol expoure is an assult to fetal development. In this episode of Dr. Jerrod Brown will explain the damage to the body's stress response system by prental alcohol exposure which often results in HPA Axis Dysfunction. "The hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis is the system of interactions among the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and adrenal glands. The primary role of the HPA axis is toregulate a person's response to stressful events and situations. Specifically, the HPA axis iscritical is assessing potential threats, initiating neuroendocrine responses when appropriate, and facilitating recovery after any potential threats have receded. Unfortunately, exposure to severe and/or repeated trauma, particularly during childhood, can result in HPA axis dysfunction across the lifespan." - Jerrod Brown Jerrod Brown is a regular guest on the FASD Family Life podcast. Jerrod is an assistant Professor for Concordia Univerity, St. Paul, Minnesota and has extensive expereience teaching courses at the undergraduate and graduate level. Jerrod has also been employed with Pathways Counselling Centre in St. Paul for the past 17 years. Jerrod is also the founder and CEO of the American Institute for the Advancement of Forensic Studies (AIAFS) and the Editor-in-Chief of Forensic Scholars Today (FST).  To learn more about Jerrod's work, or to contact him click the link below.Do you have a question you would like me to address on the show or a topic suggestion? Email your comments, questions and topic suggestions to FASDfamilylife@gmail.com.What to show me some love? Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/fasdfamilylifepodcast)EPISODE RESOURCES:Jerrod Brown, Ph.D.Email: aiafsassoc@gmail.com Below are a few FASD articles found in the literature that mention the HPA axis:Mead, E. A., & Sarkar, D. K. (2014). Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders and their transmission through genetic and epigenetic mechanisms. Frontiers in Genetics, 154.Kobor, M. S., & Weinberg, J. (2011). Focus on: epigenetics and fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. Alcohol Research & Health, 34(1), 29.Kleiber, M. L., Diehl, E. J., Laufer, B. I., Mantha, K., Chokroborty-Hoque, A., Alberry, B., & Singh, S. M. (2014). Long-term genomic and epigenomic dysregulation as a consequence of prenatal alcohol exposure: a model for fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. Frontiers in genetics, 5, 161.Wieczorek, L., Fish, E. W., O'Leary-Moore, S. K., Parnell, S. E., & Sulik, K. K. (2015). Hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis and behavioral dysfunction following early binge-like prenatal alcohol exposure in mice. Alcohol, 49(3), 207-217.Reynolds, J. N., Weinberg, J., Clarren, S., Beaulieu, C., Rasmussen, C., Kobor, M., ... & Goldowitz, D. (2011, March). Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders: gene-environment interactions, predictive biomarkers, and the relationship between structural alterations in the brain and functional outcomes. In Seminars in Pediatric Neurology (Vol. 18, No. 1, pp. 49-55). WB SaunSupport the show (https://ko-fi.com/fasdfamilylifepodcast)

- Myślę, że taki piękny wizerunek kraju jest niezwykle cennym kapitałem w przypadku każdego państwa. A w Polsce trzeba starać się, żeby właśnie to podkreślać - mówił w Dwójce o albumie "Polska. Dziedzictwo i nowoczesność" prof. Michał Kleiber, przewodniczący Polskiego Komitetu ds. UNESCO.

How does cultural responsiveness play a part in uplifting the leaders of the future? Jenn Kleiber and Mike Sipple Jr share the answer on this episode of the Talent Magnet Leadership Institute Podcast. Jenn is the founder of Pressing Onward, a company that focuses on equipping teachers to be culturally responsive. She is also an author, coach, educational consultant, and the host of the Teaching by Reaching and The Faith Filled Entrepreneur podcasts. Jenn and Mike have an exciting conversation where they explore what it means to be culturally responsive in the field of education, and how teachers can elevate and uplift the next generation of leaders. Teachers need to be culturally responsive: this means that they need to reach their students with the whole child approach. Students bring different perspectives and experiences, and teachers should consider this in structuring their classrooms and in how they relate to their students and their families. The ultimate goal of culturally responsive teaching is to move all students - including those who have had a history of struggling, or who are marginalized - to a place of success. [4:12] Pressing Onwards' has three main types of students as its target audience: students of color, students who are ESL, and students living in generational poverty. One of the main reasons holding these students back is their lack of exposure to successful individuals who grew up with their same experiences. Showing these students life outside of the ones they live can be a powerful tool to broaden their perspectives. [9:10] The Faith Filled Entrepreneur Podcast was created to give budding entrepreneurs a space and platform where they could share experiences, strategies, ideas, and encouragement. It's a place where Jenn can be open about her faith and be her authentic self. [13:41] Running a business is a long game. It takes consistency and persistence, especially because you're in the business if serving people. You are growing and scaling, and it may cause burnout because you might not be seeing results immediately. As a leader, you need to go into it with the right mindset, and if you have a team, you need to build an alliance with them and set and explain your goals. Celebrate your wins, build trust, and have patience. [18:02] Working in your desire zone is important. It is where your skill and passion meet and where you are most productive. Make sure that the individuals and the teams you hire are also working in their desire zones. "If they're doing what they love the majority of the time, they're going to stick with you; they're not going to get burned out as quickly," Jenn adds. [19:45] Leadership sometimes means letting go. Mike remarks that this problem is seen frequently in family businesses where the only individuals who are successful are the matriarchs or patriarchs. [23:13] Leaders need to empower and equip their teams so that the company goal can become the common goal. Empowering and equipping them allows your teams to take ownership of the goal you're trying to achieve. Having transparency, giving them the tools they need to achieve their own goals as well, further builds trust and an alliance between you and them. [29:16] Resources Mike Sipple Jr. | LinkedIn  Jenn Kleiber | LinkedIn | Twitter  Pressing Onward Teaching By Reaching Podcast The Faith Filled Entrepreneur Podcast

Johannes Brahms (1833-1897)-Sinfonia n. 4 in mi minore per orchestra, op. 981.Allegro non troppo (mi minore)2.Andante moderato (mi maggiore)3.Allegro giocoso (do maggiore)4.Allegro energico e passionato (mi minore)Wiener PhilharmonikerCarlos Kleiber, direttore

El jugador de Alianza Atlético espera cumplir una buena temporada y tentar un llamado a una selección nacional. ¿Prefiere Perú o Venezuela?

Sie verfolgt entschlossen das Ziel, dass am Ende der Saison keine Agrarfolien mehr an den Feldrändern einfach im Graben liegenbleiben – dafür kämpft Isabel Kleiber vom Institut für Biopolymerforschung (ibp) an der Hochschule Hof. Mit Hilfe einer Machbarkeitsstudie forscht sie daran, dass das „Fastfood der Tiere“, die sog. „Sillageballen“, die im Herbst auf den Feldern zu sehen sind, nicht mehr aus immer knapper werdenden fossilen Rohstoffen hergestellt werden, sondern nachwachsende Rohstoffe hier ihren Einsatz finden. Bei diesen für den Agrarbereich so wichtigen Folien soll auch das End-of-Life von Anfang an im Projekt mitgedacht werden. Sie erklärt weiterhin, warum das noch junge ibp sich mit seiner fachlichen Ausrichtung entspannt in eine illustre Runde von Fraunhofer und Max-Planck-Instituten einreihen kann und warum die Reichweite der Neuen Medien für junge Wissenschaftler:innen nicht zu unterschätzen ist. Mehr zum Projekt: https://www.ibp-hof.de/portfolio/agristretch/

Client Care. It's something we all know we should be doing. But sometimes, it gets put on the back burner. Anyone else relate to this? Although we take care of our clients while we're working with them, what do we do in the meantime to continue to build that relationship and trust? In this episode, Chris Kleiber, a Client Care Consultant, discusses how to care for your clients on a daily basis and how this intentionality can lead to an ongoing business partnership. Not only that, but also, ideas on how to better serve your team. Bonus point - he's Jenn's husband! Listen as he shares his expertise and knowledge of client care!Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this episode! And if you're not already part of The Faith Filled Entrepreneur community, we'd love to have you! Join now at: www.facebook.com/groups/thefaithfilledentrepreneur Instagram: @jenn_kleiberWebsite: jennkleiber.ocm 

Offset your carbon footprint with Wren! They'll plant 10 extra trees for each of the first 100 people who sign up at https://www.wren.co/start/minuteearth. Because smaller animals have to eat more relative to their bodyweight, Tolkein's hobbits need to eat a lot - not for comfort, but for survival. LEARN MORE ************** To learn more about this topic, start your googling with these keywords: Metabolism: The chemical processes that occur within a living organism in order to maintain life. Square-cube Law: A mathematical principle which describes the relationship between the volume and the surface area as a shape's size increases or decreases. Kleiber's Law: The observation that, for the vast majority of animals, an animal's metabolic rate scales to the 3⁄4 power of the animal's mass. Calorie: Unit of energy. One food calorie equals 1 kilocalorie. SUPPORT MINUTEEARTH ************************** If you like what we do, you can help us!: - Become our patron: https://patreon.com/MinuteEarth - Share this video with your friends and family - Leave us a comment (we read them!) CREDITS ********* Cameron Duke | Script Writer David Goldenberg | Script Editor, Narrator and Director Adam Thompson | Illustration, Video Editing and Animation Nathaniel Schroeder | Music MinuteEarth is produced by Neptune Studios LLC https://neptunestudios.info OUR STAFF ************ Sarah Berman • Arcadi Garcia i Rius David Goldenberg • Julián Gustavo Gómez Melissa Hayes • Alex Reich • Henry Reich • Peter Reich Ever Salazar • Leonardo Souza • Kate Yoshida OUR LINKS ************ Youtube | https://youtube.com/MinuteEarth TikTok | https://tiktok.com/@minuteearth Twitter | https://twitter.com/MinuteEarth Instagram | https://instagram.com/minute_earth Facebook | https://facebook.com/Minuteearth Website | https://minuteearth.com Apple Podcasts| https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/minuteearth/id649211176 REFERENCES ************** Kleiber, M. (1947). BODY SIZE AND METABOLIC RATE. Physiological Reviews, 27(4), 511–541. Retrieved from: https://doi.org/10.1152/physrev.1947.27.4.511. Dawson, N. (1967). The Surface-Area/Body-Weight Relationship in Mice. Australian Journal of Biological Sciences, 20(3), 687. Retrieved from: https://doi.org/10.1071/bi9670687. How Much Does an Elephant Weigh? (2019, September 26). Wonderopolis.org. Retrieved from: https://wonderopolis.org/wonder/how-much-does-an-elephant-weigh Thommen, Albert, et al. “Body Size-Dependent Energy Storage Causes Kleiber's Law Scaling of the Metabolic Rate in Planarians.” (2019) ELife, eLife Sciences Publications, Ltd, 4 Jan. 2019. Retrieved from: http://www.elifesciences.org/articles/38187. West, G. B., Brown, J. H., & Enquist, B. J. (1997). A General Model for the Origin of Allometric Scaling Laws in Biology. Science, 276(5309), 122–126. Retrieved from: https://doi.org/10.1126/science.276.5309.122.

"Bez uważnego wsłuchania się w nastroje społeczne w Europie może naprawdę dojść do poważnych obywatelskich protestów o nieobliczalnych konsekwencjach" – twierdzi prof. Michał KLEIBER, redaktor naczelny "Wszystko Co Najważniejsze", profesor zwyczajny w Polskiej Akademii Nauk. Prezes PAN 2007-20015, minister nauki i informatyzacji 2001-2005, w latach 2006–2010 doradca społeczny prezydenta Lecha Kaczyńskiego. Przewodniczący Polskiego Komitetu ds. UNESCO. Kawaler Orderu Orła Białego. Czyta: Mateusz MLECZKO

In this episode of the Award-winning PRS Journal Club Podcast, 2021 Resident Ambassadors to the PRS Editorial Board – Saïd Azoury, Lindsay Janes, and Ara Salibian- and special guest Karen Evans, MD, discuss the following articles from the August 2021 issue: “Targeted Muscle Reinnervation Improves Pain and Ambulation Outcomes in Highly Comorbid Amputees” by Chang, Mondshine, Attinger, and Kleiber.  Read the article for FREE: https://bit.ly/TargetedMuscleforPain Special Guest Karen Evans, MD is a Professor of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital. READ the articles discussed in this podcast as well as free related content from the archives: https://bit.ly/PRSAug21Collection

durée : 01:58:38 - Au coeur de l'orchestre - par : Christian Merlin - Cet été, Christian Merlin vous propose de réécouter quelques émissions sélectionnées d' "Au coeur de l'orchestre". Aujourd'hui, rediffusion de l'émission du 29 décembre 2019 sur Carlos Kleiber. - réalisé par : Marie Grout

durée : 00:19:10 - Disques de légende du jeudi 24 juin 2021 - En septembre 1978, le chef d'orchestre autrichien Carlos Kleiber et l'Orchestre philharmonique de Vienne enregistrent pour Deutsche Grammophon la Symphonie n° 3 et la célèbre Symphonie n° 8 "Inachevée" de Franz Schubert. Une version magnifique !

Harmony is my new set, uplifting & melodic downtempo. ❤

28. Oktober 2020, 13:27 Uhr. Es steht fest: Chemnitz wird Kulturhauptstadt Europas 2025. Eine Stadt, die historisch von Industrie und Handwerk geprägt ist. Wir sprechen mit Cornelia Chromik und Claudia Gränitz-Kleiber über die Initiative von KLUB2025 und das Ziel, Wirtschaft und Kultur zu verbinden.

Immersion #163 @ LINK BPM: 120.00 01. IMANU - A Taste of Hope (Hallowvale) (Original Mix) [UKF] 02. Junior & Lost Desert - Yo Nde (Bona Fide Remix) [Souksonic] 03. Saive & Kleiber feat. Vayda V - Alive (Original Mix) [Inner Symphony] 04. Double Touch - Allure (Original Mix) [TRYBESof] 05. Luka Sambe - Aladdin (Original Mix) [Souksonic] 06. Enamour feat. Hon Jao - Dragonfly (Extended Mix) [Kindisch] 07. Malone & The Kimonos - Bana (BLOND:ISH Touch Edit) [Abracadabra Music] 08. Simon Vuarambon - Lazos (Original Mix) [Peace Symphonies] 09. Christian Burns - Tigers (Extended Mix) [Black Hole Recordings] 10. Hausman & Wynnwood - Catharsis (Extended Mix) [Monstercat] 11. Mauro Augugliaro & Luca Cociuffo - Dancing Souls (Original Mix) [Flug Lab]

In medicine, a side effect is an effect, whether therapeutic or adverse, that is secondary to the one intended; although the term is predominantly employed to describe adverse effects, it can also apply to beneficial, but unintended, consequences of the use of a drug. Developing drugs is a complicated process, because no two people are exactly the same, so even drugs that have virtually no side effects, might be difficult for some people. Also, it is difficult to make a drug that targets one part of the body but that doesn't affect other parts,the fact that increases the risk of side effects in the untargeted parts. SEP Benefick Razinov @ Soursop Music Side Effect Podcast #054 (with Vladimir Razinov Guest mix) Tracklist: Soursop Part: 01 - Cowlam - Paradise (Original Mix) [Sequence Music] 02 - MVMB, ALL'IN - Zenith (Riktam Remix) [IbogaTech] 03 - Raul Ron - Badlands (Original Mix) [TRIP and dream] 04 - Daniele Di Martino - Wega (Original Mix) [Stil Vor Talent] 05 - Several Definitions - Cyber Djin (Original Mix) [JEAHMON!] 06 - wasP feat. Deaf Joe - Laid Bare (KAMADEV Remix) [Manual Music] 07 - Meerkats - Stone Eagle (Original Mix) [3000 Grad Records] 08 - Saive & Kleiber - Without You (Original Mix) [Inner Symphony] 09 - Chicola - Belladonna (Original Mix) [Lost Miracle] 10 - Saive & Kleiber feat. Vayda V - Alive (Original Mix) [Inner Symphony] 11 - Vintage & Morelli & Arielle Maren - Away (Original Mix) [Monstercat] Vladimir Razinov Part: 12 - CHEMODUROV - Fire (Original Mix) [Colorica] 13 - Volen Sentir - Neunivai (Original Mix) [Shanti Radio Moscow] 14 - Nasser Tawfik & Sione (SP) - Insolence (Original Mix) [Univack] 15 - Francis Mercier & Magic System - Premier Gaou (Extended Mix) [SPINNIN' DEEP] 16 - Jam Rumi - United Feelings (Original Mix) [Area Verde] 17 - Saive & Jan Bleidorn - Unknown Land (Original Mix) [Click Records] 18 - Feri – Eclipse (Original Mix) [Dynamica] 19 - Zac feat. Lenn V - Seventh Street (Stratoverb Remix) [Warung Recordings] 20 - Apo Tulup & Josefono L Telefono - Kol Naak (Original Mix) [Awen] 21 - Kommodo - Breath (Extended Mix) [Somatic Records] 22 - Coxenberg - Change (Original Mix) [Monkey Project]

This time of year is difficult for everyone in education! Students and staff alike have to find extra motivation to push though.  In this episode , we go over 3 ways to re-engage students and make teaching fun and meaningful for the rest of the year. For additional resources mentioned in this episode, click on the following links:TPR and Repetition YouTube VideoNotecard Heads UpStress Down, Scores Up! Online Course

On May 29th Marta On The Move took over Arcade Comedy Theater for an amazing evening of laughter and conversation.  A packed house enjoyed beer served by T.R.A.S.H and cocktails presented by Mike Mills sponsored by Beam/ Suntory.  A night full of comedy from Arcade Comedy Improv and Comedian Aaron Kleiber lead the audience into fits of laughter. In-between sets, an intimate sit down podcast hosted by Marta On The Move got to know the performers. A successful raffle finished off the evening with charitable donations from Harris Grill, Apis Winery, House of the Dead, Aldo's Foodservice, Steel City Wood Crafts, Arcade Comedy, Beam/Suntory, Peter Mondovi and many more. The funds raised from the raffle benefited the Homeless Children's Education Fund of Pittsburgh, PA. Marta On The Move Twitter-@icantfindmarta Marta On The Move is a local, Pittsburgh based podcast hosted by Marta Mazzoni that features interesting people and places, food and drink, travel advice and general nerdery. Marta On The Move has been featured on Yinzperation, Empowering Women's Radio, Star 100.7 and KDKA News Radio with Robert Mangino and Shelley Duffy. Her podcast was recently picked up by local collaboration of podcast hosts, Epicast Network TV For sponsorship inquiries, questions, or comments email- martafoos@gmail.com   Puzzle Pax is offering $5 off your purchase on their website www.puzzlepax.com when you use the code MOVE!  Get you there!

Comedian Aaron Kleiber attends a Sci-Fi-Con party, and oh, do those nerds know how to party...in English and Klingon!