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For the 25th anniversary of American Football (Self-Titled), we take a detailed look at how it was made. The origins of American Football began with Mike Kinsella's band Cap'n Jazz, who were hugely influential in the punk scene in the Chicago suburbs. Steve Holmes went to high school with Kinsella and was inspired to learn guitar after watching Cap'n Jazz perform. Kinsella and Holmes became close friends and ended up going to college together and were roommates at the University of Illinois in Champaign. During college, Kinsella briefly joined a band with Steve Lamos called The One Up Downstairs. When that band broke up, Holmes and Lamos began jamming together and when Kinsella heard their practice tapes, he asked if he could join. The three of them ended up forming American Football in 1997. Their friends, Matt Lunsford and Darcie Knight were just getting their label Polyvinyl going in nearby Danville and they offered to release a three song EP in 1998. By the time they were graduating, they had enough songs for a full-length album, but the band was breaking up as Holmes and Kinsella were moving back to Chicago. Polyvinyl offered to release an album anyway so they booked time at Private Studios with local engineer, Brendan Gamble. The American Football (Self-Titled) album was eventually released in 1999. In this episode, Steve Holmes describes the guitar style he developed with Kinsella that was based on alternate tunings and shifting time signatures, inspired by music they were listening to at the time like Steve Reich, Nick Drake, The Sea and Cake and Red House Painters. Mike Kinsella talks about switching from drums to guitar and writing lyrics inspired by the few romantic relationships he had up to that point. His lyrics came from a diary and were heavily influenced by the melodramatic lyricism of bands like The Cure, Depeche Mode and The Sundays. Steve Lamos discusses his musical upbringing and deep love of jazz, which found its way into the American Football sound with his trumpet playing and compositional approach to the drums. The three of them describe the unique sound they found together and the unlikely story about how even though the band broke up early on, the album still managed to reach people years after it was a released. From recording the week after graduation to constantly having to borrow guitars, amps and tuners to embracing repetitive patterns and avoiding traditional verse chorus structures to singing through paper towel rolls during recording to lyrics about relationships ending and the transition into adulthood to the album cover of the now iconic American Football house, we'll hear the stories around how the record came together.

Does your brain ever jump to worst-case scenarios, no matter the situation? Many of us in medicine can relate to this phenomenon. It's called catastrophic thinking, and in this episode, Dr. Beth Lamos helps us understand what it is, why we do it, why it may be adaptive, all the ways it can be harmful, and concrete tools and strategies to de-catastrophize our way of thinking.  Resources: What to Do When Your Mind Always Dwells on the Worst Case Scenario. Harvard Business Review. Published September 15, 2020. Accessed July 20, 2024. Link.  16 Decatastrophizing Tools, Worksheets, and Role-Plays. Positive Psychology. Published September 24, 2020. Accessed July 20, 2024. Link.  

En la edición PM, hablamos con Bernardo Álamos, autor del libro "Una Mirada Distinta", que cuenta trece testimonios de empresarios chilenos.

En la edición PM, hablamos con Bernardo Álamos, autor del libro "Una Mirada Distinta", que cuenta trece testimonios de empresarios chilenos.

U of I in Champaign / Urbana in the 90's was typical of many satelite college towns to big cities with a happening urban center, dive bars and house parties for the indie scene to procreate within. Drummer Steve Lamos' band American Football was one of the bands within that scene that made a record for Polyvinyl Records, played a few shows then broke up -- except the lore and legend of that special debut album grew like crazy for the next 15 years. Reunion tours in 2014 and reissues all sold like wildfire. An appearance on NPR Tiny Desk Concerts puts the bands success into stark relief. Throughout it all Steve's drumming has added a jazz-influenced mathy component to the jangle and chime of their guitar lines, also punctuating many songs with his trumpet lines throughout their catalog. But even more impressive is his career as Professor of English and Writing at UC Boulder for the past 20 years. He's written extensively on something he calls Resonant Literacy as a way of listeners of music describing what they're hearing in esoteric and abstract ways. As American Football embarks this summer on tours of the US and Europe in celebration of the 25th anniversary of LP 1, Steve's living his best artistic life with more to come! 

Café Plus con Victoria Walsh y Pedro Álamos, 14 de mayo del 2024 by TXS Plus

Café Plus con Victoria Walsh y Pedro Álamos, 14 de mayo del 2024 by TXS Plus

Los topillos, ratones y otros mamíferos pequeños siempre están alrededor de nosotros—pero pocas veces los vemos, y a menudo se nos olvida apreciarlos. Esta historia te da la oportunidad de sumergirte en el escondido mundo de los mamíferos pequeños: criaturas abundantes y altamente importantes para el funcionamiento de los ecosistemas, las que la mayoría de nosotros ignora. Este episodio, contado en un bosquecillo recién quemado de álamos temblones en Wyoming, EU, comparte un estudio de mamíferos pequeños que Cody Lane y el Ricketts Conservation Foundation están llevando a cabo. Vemos la biodiversidad que está presente en los parches de álamos temblones, aprendemos sobre métodos para investigar los mamíferos pequeños y exploramos la identificación de los topillos y algunas diferencias ecológicas entre especies. Los sonidos ambientales en este episodio incluyen un gorrión de Lincoln (Melospiza lincolnii) que grabé en el Condado Powell de Montana (con sonidos de fondo del papamoscas boreal, gorrión corona blanca, playero alzacolita, vireo gorjeador, papamoscas saucero y jilguerito pinero); un papamoscas boreal (Contopus cooperi) que grabé en la misma área y el llamado de un gorrión corona blanca (Zonotrichia leucophrys) que grabé en el Parque Nacional de Glacier. Puedes encontrar la versión escrita de esta historia, junto con varias fotos, aquí: https://wildwithnature.com/2024/01/01/roedores-alamos-temblones/

Con una maleta cargada de ilusiones, salió José Manuel Escobedo a Ciudad de México y a Monterrey para hacer lo que con mucha fe, preparación y talento soñó. En este episodio #7, una de las mejores voces masculinas de Grupo Multimedios y Grupo Milenio, y orgullo de Álamos, Sonora, nos platicó acerca de sus inicios y cómo fue desarrollándose en en el mundo deportivo de los medios de comunicación. Entre caídas y grandes triunfos, José Manuel fue identificando cómo es el tipo de carrera profesional que deseaba y la importancia de tener paz en todos los sentidos cuando haces lo que tanto amas. Muchas gracias Escobedo por tu tiempo, tu humildad, tu honestidad y por compartirnos un poquitititito de tu travesía en este inmenso mundo de los medios de comunicación. ¡Arriba Sonora, compadre! Gracias a mi casa productora Base 3 Studio por todas las atenciones y facilidades para llevar a cabo esta grabación. Gracias al Director General David Martínez, a mi Productor General Armando Cavazos y a César Coronado en la edición. ¡Síguenos en redes sociales!

American Football is perhaps one of THE most influential bands in the scene, especially when it comes to Midwest Emo. Steve Lamos is the founding member, drummer, and trumpet player for the band but Steve is also an accomplished professor and academic. In this episode, Steve and I talk about how influential the music scene was in his college years for not only him but many other young people in Champaign-Urbana.  We also cover the reunion of American Football and his subsequent leaving again and coming back. We also talk about Steve's work and teaching at the University of Colorado, Boulder, specifically surrounding the history and evolution of writing instruction especially in the Civil Rights Era.  It was my absolute pleasure to get to talk to Steve and dive into all these topics. If you like the Podcast Subscribe! You can find us on all major Podcasting platforms at Welcome to the Scene Podcast.Instagram TikTok Youtube

Café Plus con Victoria Walsh y Pedro Álamos, 19 de julio del 2023 by TXS Plus

El llamado - Episodio 2: Alberto Álamos Pastor de Calvary Chapel Bará Santiago, Chile

La comunidad fue la que alertó sobre el extraño olor que, pues  podría tratarse de algún fallecido en el noroccidente de Bogotá.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

La comunicadora animal Lina Lamos se refirió a la prohibición de algunas aerolíneas para llevar mascotas en la cabina del avión y no en la bodega, algo que ha desatado todo tipo de reacciones.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

La música navideña alegra los momentos más importantes para la familia, ¡¡¡disfruten y compartan!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carlos-foulkes/message

Polo Ramírez revisó las principales tendencias del día y conversó con Ángeles Alamos, autora de “La Cocina de Ángeles Álamos" y bloguera de comida, quien habló sobre este libro y sobra la visión que tiene sobre enseñar a cocinar. En el segundo bloque Hermana Nelly León, presidenta y fundadora de “Mujer Levántate” y capellana de la cárcel de mujeres, se refirió a la colecta digital que están realizando para continuar con el trabajo que hacen.

In the OSA, Dr. Marissa Flaherty and Dr. Beth Lamos are spearheading a Personal Growth Program to help medical students keep growing and developing as human beings in addition to future physicians. With topics like Confidence, Communication Styles, Purpose, Passion, Relationships, and Leadership, their monthly series helps us tend to all the parts of our humanity that are so easy to forget in med school.  In this conversation, Drs. Lamos, Flaherty and Frayha cover Organization and Time Management skills that can help you throughout your entire lives, really. From task batching to bullet booking to calendar management tools, they cover concrete strategies to help you become more organized and efficient. Later this month, we'll feature a follow-up conversation on procrastination and how to manage the most common time sucks in our busy lives. 

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Emitimos La Mañana de COPE desde la terraza de Los Álamos para palpar la calle en el jueves de Ferias

El concejal de Mantenimiento Urbano del Ayuntamiento de Jaén, Javier Padorno, explica en qué consistirá la obra que se va a realizar en la calle Álamos que ha motivado su cierre.

Tonight we welcome someone back to our podcast, Sarah Lamos. Why is Sarah back you might ask and the reason is very easy to understand. Sarah recently completed a very gruelling 110 KM Ultra Trail race in Gaspesie Quebec. A very muddy and wet course with intermittent downpours at night but nothing would stop Sarah from achieving her goal of finishing. We talk extensively about what one needs to do to train for such an event. Plus we ask about her equipment, her diet and the friends she met along the way. How much her family and support group meant to Sarah at every checkpoint. Not many people can do this type of course with insane elevations in those conditions but Sarah did and she wasn't going to be stopped. If you have had any thoughts about trying any kind of Ultra you should take the time to listen to Sarah's story and see what it takes. Below we post Sarah's blog where she wrote about her epic journey. It's a great read and maybe it could help you achieve your goals.The link to Sarah's blog: https://sarah7106.wixsite.com/sarahsblog/blogOur Facebook link, check us out to see our interviews: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100041607699495A new link that we are adding, is a fundraiser link that I have started to raise money for my personal run of 161 Km this Fall for the Canadian Cancer Society. If you have the capacity to donate I would very much appreciate it, thank you: https://fundraisemyway.cancer.ca/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.personalCampaign&participantID=1135

El mundo es redondo: Roberto Álamos, entrenador e instructor FIFA

Saint John Trail runner Sarah Lamos, just competed in a 100 kilometre trail race in some of the most challenging terrain you can imagine, including rocky cliffs, mud, and waist-high water in Gaspe Quebec. She tells host Julia Wright about the ups and downs.

La Asociación Española Contra el Cáncer presenta ‘Llámalo cáncer', una campaña que busca romper el silencio y el tabú.

Los árboles no sólo son vitales para nosotros, los seres humanos, por su capacidad de producir oxígeno, sino que además son imprescindibles para proveer de materia prima a los luthiers, para la imprenta de partituras y también para las paredes y los suelos de las salas de conciertos. Sin árboles, la música occidental agonizaría, por eso este programa se lo dedicamos a los tilos, los álamos, los alisos, los plátanos de sombra, los sauces y a toda la música que han inspirado y hecho posible. Escuchar audio

Tonight's episode is partly about Saint John trail running and mainly about getting outside in a friendly setting with other people and enjoying the great outdoors. Our special guests Mark McColgan and Sarah Lamos are back with us tonight to talk about that very subject with all our listeners. Both have been on our show before, Mark in episode 58 and Sarah in episode 47. Even if you have listened to these episodes before you may want to go back and listen to their stories once again, both are excellent. The passion that they both have for their running community is outstanding and we at Motivate to Move are inspired by both of them. They both lead groups on trail runs and are very active in their community, setting up events for their groups to go to if they wish and generally having a good time with one another. With fundraisers to help maintain trails and help with those costs, it's no doubt that Saint john trail running has things well in hand. Some links from Saint John trail running that you may want to check out.https://www.saintjohntrailrunning.com/?fbclid=IwAR1WhH01CuaJTe1qMu1FcM3-4AGGFi0Iy9w1IZ2YXR6svEgqC0RrNC8Vbg4https://www.facebook.com/groups/sjtrailrunninghttps://www.instagram.com/saintjohntrailrunning/?fbclid=IwAR0SuljmKiGIc6kpk0jT1NLssz5iKbVnE1TAhZBwv080fwlMxil_AbV6YWsThe link to our Facebook page for the podcast. Like and share plus check out the rest of our wonderful guests.https://www.facebook.com/Motivate-To-Move-211714423589584

Presidente se compromete con pueblo guarijío de Sonora a brindar atención integral Con el propósito de dar justicia e impulsar el desarrollo en los pueblos guarijíos de Sonora, el presidente Andrés Manuel López Obrador se comprometió a atender de manera integral a sus integrantes; aseguró que habrá presupuesto para llevar a cabo este propósito. “Me da mucho gusto poder recibir de ustedes la propuesta del Plan de Justicia del pueblo guarijío. Les adelanto que vamos a cumplir con los compromisos que se van a hacer para mejorar la situación de las comunidades”, sostuvo. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/4tmexico/message

Laureano Rafael Díaz, Circuito Los Álamos San Rafael. Campeonato 2022

This week we met with Professor Lamos and learned more about both his time here as a student and a professor. We also talked about some research projects he is currently working on concerning environmental impacts of human activity right here in Vermont! If you are looking to get involved with research here on campus, Professor Lamos gives students wonderful advice about how to find a mentor and a research project that is exciting to them. Contact Us! Instagram: @smcstempod Email: stematstmikes@gmail.com

Buscando el KO, junto a Katia Faundez, Mauricio Urrutia y Julio Álamos

Laureano Rafael Diaz, propietario del Circuito Los Álamos. Escenario que se utilizó para realizar el campeonato 2021 de Categorías Regionales

Un libro escrito por Eduardo Agüera, disponible en Amazon. Un pueblo cargado de misterio. Una historia donde predomina el drama y el misterio. Un pueblo marcado por historias de moros contra cristianos. La historia está ambientada en el siglo XIX. Durante la narración deja un ejemplo de una novela pastoril con ciertas ironías, una clara forma de vida sobre todo la clases alta. Disfruten de las historias de Eduardo Agüera.

En una visita con el Director Regional del Serviu, Tomás Ochoa, los dirigentes recorrieron la obra donde se levantan las viviendas que pronto serán sus hogares. Las 279 viviendas del megaproyecto habitacional “Los Álamos” llevan un 53% de avance. Por este motivo, y respetando los aforos por la situación sanitaria, las directivas de los cinco comités beneficiados pudieron visitar la obra para comprobar el estado actual de la construcción. Esto en una actividad donde también participó el Director Regional del Serviu, Tomás Ochoa, quien estuvo de paso por esta zona del Aconcagua. “Nosotros tratamos que estas visitas nos acompañen los dirigentes. Lamentablemente por la pandemia no se pudo incluir a todas las familias, aunque nos encantaría hacerlo. Pero, así y todo, tratamos que vengan en grupos pequeños y con las medidas sanitarias, para que conozcan sus viviendas y vayan siendo parte de este proceso constructivo. Es muy importante la compañía de ellos porque finalmente son los dueños de los recursos invertidos y para que conozcan el lugar donde vivirán”, señaló Ochoa al recorrer estas viviendas en la antesala de las visitas parcializadas que hicieron el resto de los futuros propietarios. Junto con esto, la autoridad del MINVU valoró la calidad de estas casas de uno y dos pisos, que van desde los 47 a los 56 metros cuadrados, así como su ubicación dentro de la comuna de Rinconada, ya que el megaproyecto se emplaza en calle San Martín, lo que va en beneficio de familias que, en su mayoría, viven de allegados en la actualidad. Uno de esos casos es Leslie Cataldo del Comité Generación Los Placeres, quien espera poder trasladarse a este lugar junto a su hija y tras la visita se mostró muy emocionada. “Es la primera vez que estoy acá, entonces, muy sorprendida con los avances que ha habido. Ya estar acá, ver casas paradas y que mucha gente, nosotros somos alrededor de 130 en mi comité y hay personas que han esperado 10 años para tener esto y que ya esté es una felicidad que la podemos transmitir yo creo con los ojos, con la emoción, así que muy contenta, confiada y agradecida”.

Sarah Lamos wanted to get in 10 thousand steps, that is what got her started. Now Sarah is putting in 60km weeks and thinking about doing more. She starts off by running and walking but now her passion is trail running and doing long distances. She just did the 50km Fundy circuit and now she is looking for more. Sarah also talks about disordered eating, how she is dealing with and dealt with this. This will not stop Sarah, in fact, she chats with us about her blog posts and her new ladies-only trail running group. Sarah is a very passionate and motivated person that will not let anything get in her way. Feel free to check out her blog, link below. https://sarah7106.wixsite.com/sarahsblog

Sarah Lamos is an aspiring ultrarunner training for her first 50k this summer and is also the group leader for the Saint John Trail Runners woman's only trail running group. Sarah has been blogging about her experience, and she is so open and honest with what she shares.  For the full story head to  newleafrunco.com/pod/022.

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Wednesday, February 24, 2021 Penna Dexter is guest hosting today! For the first hour, Jill Glover joins Penna in studio to talk about the legislative priorities for Texas. Up next Penna welcomes Patti Garibay. They’ll talk about American Heritage Girls. Then she’ll speak with Judson Lamos about the 18.26 Network. Penna’s final guest is producer, writer, […]

Álamos de Barrientos, secretario de Antonio Pérez, fue el más genuino representante español del tacitismo, expresión de un genuino realismo político hispano. Comprendió que estaba ante una nueva ciencia, la política, entendida como la "prudencia y la maña de Estado". saber necesario para acometer la tarea de mantener incólume la Monarquía, el verdadero problema de la España de los Austrias. Seguimos discutiendo con Consuelo Martínez-Siculna, profesora titular de filosofía del derecho en la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, de su libro "Preservar la Monarquía: el tacitismo político" (Centro de estudios políticos y Constitucionales, 2017).

ÔNIBUSSSSSSS! Mal voltamos e já realizamos um sonho de gravar com ídolo! Confira agora a entrevista com Leo Ramos, ele que já ganhou uma edição do Superstars, é vocalista da banda Supercombo, da Scatolove e tem um projeto solo maravilhoso chamado Reo Lamos, participou do nosso primeiro episódio da segunda temporada! @reolamos twitch.tv/reolamos Link para comprar HQ "Adeus, Aurora": https://www.gritaria.com/product-page/combo-8 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Wow, wow, wow. HUGE episode all about P2P relations and the steps that were taken by LifeNLight to direct them to where they are now. From a team of two and simply an idea to continuing to grow and becoming one of the best creative companies in the state of Washington the strategies were laid out in this episode, one by one. It takes more than a team, but a family, a group of people dedicated to furthering the mission. One of my favorite topics was work-life balance; too often we neglect our bodies to focus on other things such as consistent productivity, when in reality, it's not possible. Take some time for yourself today and continue building a Foundation you are proud of! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/zayn-patel/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/zayn-patel/support

The fight with the AI has brought the dynasty to a forgotten system. We broadcast on Twitch on most Saturday nights at 7 PM CDT. Follow us at https://twitch.tv/guildhallpodcast We are a Twitch Affiliate, so if you want to support the Podcast, you can subscribe on Twitch or donate bits. More episodes are available at http://the-guildhall.net Join us on Discord to get involved or join a campaign. https://discord.gg/xsqDmc4

The fight with the AI has brought the dynasty to a forgotten system. We broadcast on Twitch on most Saturday nights at 7 PM CDT. Follow us at https://twitch.tv/guildhallpodcast We are a Twitch Affiliate, so if you want to support the Podcast, you can subscribe on Twitch or donate bits. More episodes are available at http://the-guildhall.net Join us on Discord to get involved or join a campaign. https://discord.gg/xsqDmc4

The fight with the AI has brought the dynasty to a forgotten system. We broadcast on Twitch on most Saturday nights at 7 PM CDT. Follow us at https://twitch.tv/guildhallpodcast We are a Twitch Affiliate, so if you want to support the Podcast, you can subscribe on Twitch or donate bits. More episodes are available at http://the-guildhall.net Join us on Discord to get involved or join a campaign. https://discord.gg/xsqDmc4

The fight with the AI has brought the dynasty to a forgotten system. We broadcast on Twitch on most Saturday nights at 7 PM CDT. Follow us at https://twitch.tv/guildhallpodcast We are a Twitch Affiliate, so if you want to support the Podcast, you can subscribe on Twitch or donate bits. More episodes are available at http://the-guildhall.net Join us on Discord to get involved or join a campaign. https://discord.gg/xsqDmc4

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Los alumnos de Programa Profesional han hecho un programa especial de halloween en el que han preparado varios relatos, nos hablan de música, han investigado sobre las tradiciones de esta fiesta misteriosa y muchas cosas más.

Aubing oder Althing? Wasserwerke oder Wikinger? Rathaus oder Rundenstrategie? In unserem dritten Achtelfinale treffen Cities: Skylines und Banner Saga aufeinander. C & C werfen sich für ihre Lamos ins Zeug, diskutieren über Kraftwerksvielfalt und Spiele-Zöpfe. Und sie klären endlich die Frage: Was wurde eigentlich aus der lustigen Japanerin und ihrem Vulva-Kanu?

Los alumnos de PPROA han preparado varias situaciones comunicativas, practicando lo aprendido en la asignatura de Atención al cliente. De la mano del presentador Ángel escucharemos las intervenciones y diálogos de los alumnos.

En Alumnos RadioActivos hemos estado con alumnos del colegio de educación especial Los Álamos, de la Asociación Sí Puedo. Varios de sus alumnos nos contaron cosas que consideran buenas y malas de su barrio de Entrevías en Puente de Vallecas. También nos hablaron de cómo sería su colegio soñado y las diferencias entre su colegio y el que estuvieron anteriormente. Adaptaron el cuento de Caperucita Roja en noticia y conocimos un poco más sobre el Cuerpo Humano.

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Hoy en Alumnos Radioactivos los chicos del colegio de educación especial Los Alamos donde nos enseñarán que todo es posible y nos hablarán de los superhéroes del cole.

Seguimos con el ciclo de financiación pública para emprendedores y hablaremos de los fondos NEOTEC, y para ello tenemos a una experta en la materia Teresa Álamos de Soros Gabinete. Teresa nos contará las claves para conseguirlo y los errores más habitualesNotas del programa: https://acelerandoempresas.com/82-ciclo-sobre-financiacion-publica-para-emprendedores-7-teresa-alamos-de-soros-gabinete-claves-para-conseguir-un-fondo-neotec/

Hoy en Alumnos RadioActivos contamos con el Colegio de Educación Especial los Álamos. Es un programa de logros, de superación y de retos. Sus chicos radioactivos nos hacen un recorrido sonoro por su cole, uno de los alumnos nos hablará de su extraña enfermedad síndrome Prader Willi que por un fallo en el hipotalamo no le permite nunca estar saciado (hambre incontinente 24 horas del día). Escucharemos a un chico con un autismo muy grave superar su miedo a hablar en público para poder presentar una canción de su ídolo Bisbal. Nos explicarán como les entrenan en el cole para ser autónomos y aprender profesiones como la de administrativo creando espacios de aprendizaje con empresas virtuales, nos daran sus ideas para cambiar el mundo y lograr un Madrid más sostenible, y hacen un viaje al pasado en la máquina del tiempo a los años 80 ínter actuando con sus abuelos, y nos hablan de donde ir a jugar sin play y sin tele.

Los Alumnos/as del Grupo Editorial Los Álamos presentan en Radio Los Álamos: noticias deportivas, la predicción del tiempo y finalizan cantando una canción.

One of the most requested topics for this podcast is how to pick a specialty. In this episode, our last of 2017, we begin a conversation about how to choose a career path. Our guest is Dr. Beth Lamos, an endocrinologist and future faculty member in the OSA! Also in this episode: a personal announcement from our host and producer, Dr. Frayha. Wishing all our listeners a happy holiday season and a joyful, healthy 2018!

Hoy en Alumnos RadioActivos ha estado a cargo de los alumnos de colegio de educación especial los Alamos, con discapacidad intelectual. Han cantado, tocado la flauta travesera, entrevistado a Luis, el batería de los Porretas y un montón se secciones mas. Además nuestro compañero Oscar Menéndez les ha echado un cable en el rincón científico. Por la radio no vais a poder ver sus caras de emoción, alegría y felicidad.

What Are You Waiting For? - Acts Part 3 (Week 8) | Pastor Dan Lamos by Kings Church

For Steve Lamos the path to his doctorate was actually more about staying in school to play in a band. It wasn’t until he had established himself as a tenured professor that the dreams of his childhood were realized, being a touring musician. Now he has to balance adult responsibilities  with those dreams starting to come true. Here’s the link to Steve’s band http://www.americanfootballmusic.com 

Welcome to Episode 79 of the Washed Up Emo podcast. As far as bands go associated with emo, there isn’t one as revered as American Football. I’ve had the esteemed pleasure to have every member of the band on the podcast to talk about the new album and of course, the past. First up is American Football’s drummer Steve Lamos. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/washedupemo)

Conversamos con la candidata a concejal, por Las Condes, de Revolución Democrática Soledad Álamos acerca de la accesibilidad en Chile. De igual modo la candidata se dio tiempo de analizar temas contingentes como la participación ciudadana y la vida en comunidad.

American Football is on the show this week, so get ready to run, blitz and mostly punt yourself into a state of fun! Try not to fumble this one, we’re all counting on you. The great Mike Kinsella, Nate Kinsella, Steve Lamos and Steve Holmes talk to Antonio about anything from podcasts to dads! YouTube… Continue reading 11 American Football: Mike Kinsella, Nate Kinsella, Steve Lamos, Steve Holmes

Directing Opera: On September 25, 1996, James Graves, Associate Director of SDCF, moderated a panel about Directing Opera. Panelists included Lillian Garrett-Groag, Mark Lamos, and Rhoda Levine. With great vibrancy and humor, the panelists consider the challenges of working in foreign countries, methods to navigate working in a foreign language, and the skills and knowledge necessary for theatre artists to work in opera. Most interestingly, their backgrounds are varied: a choreographer (Ms. Levine), a musician and actor (Mr. Lamos), and a multi-lingual director immersed in opera since childhood (Ms. Garrett-Groag). They delve deeply into the Director/Conductor relationship and elucidate the reasons why this is most significant in opera. And they share the thrills of doing new work, including experience developing operas based on the books Celia, A Slave, and Haroun and the Sea of Stories. This honest and open conversation among peers is essential listening for any artist aspiring to direct opera. Originally recorded - September 25, 1996. Running Time - 1:27:02 © 1996 SDCF

Running Regional Theatres: On January 7, 1987, Artistic Directors Nagle Jackson (of Hartford Stage) and Mark Lamos (of McCarter Theatre) sat down with director Mary Robinson to speak about leadership in regional theatre. Jackson and Lamos discuss the challenges they face throughout their day-to-day routines and the struggle to balance the administrative and artistic aspects of the job. These artistic directors offer insight into the politics of and logistics behind choosing a season and the effective means to attract new audiences while continuing to appeal to current subscribers. For both Jackson and Lamos, risk and experimentation are paramount to feeling artistically fulfilled. They find that the younger generation does not respond to the tradition of season subscriptions, and both strive to alter the expectations of their audiences and spontaneous single-ticket buyers. At the end of the night it is about that communal catharsis -- and that is why audiences go to the theatre. This practical conversation is an intimate peak at the life of the artistic leaders behind Hartford Stage and McCarter Theatre's success and growth over the years. The listener will gain a richer understanding of what it is like to maintain and nourish experimentation within the administrative and artistic departments of regional theatres. Originally recorded - January 7, 1987. Running Time - 1:22:36 © 1987 SDCF

Mark Lamos: In June of 2000, Hartford Stage's longtime Artistic Director Mark Lamos sat down with the SDCF for a One-on-One interview. In this conversation Lamos speaks candidly about a recent production of Edward II for A.C.T, his early career and his tenure at Hartford Stage, and the art and craft of directing for opera. Originally recorded - June 14, 2000. Running Time - 1:32:06 ©2000 SDCF

On September 25, 1996, James Graves, Associate Director of SDCF, moderated a panel about Directing Opera. Panelists included Lillian Garrett-Groag, Mark Lamos, and Rhoda Levine. With great vibrancy and humor, the panelists consider the challenges of working in foreign countries, methods to navigate working in a foreign language, and the skills and knowledge necessary for theatre artists to work in opera. Most interestingly, their backgrounds are varied: a choreographer (Ms. Levine), a musician and actor (Mr. Lamos), and a multi-lingual director immersed in opera since childhood (Ms. Garrett-Groag). They delve deeply into the Director/Conductor relationship and elucidate the reasons why this is most significant in opera. And they share the thrills of doing new work, including experience developing operas based on the books "Celia", "A Slave," and "Haroun and the Sea of Stories". This honest and open conversation among peers is essential listening for any artist aspiring to direct opera.

In January of 1987, noted director, educator and SDC Board Member Mary Robinson met with directors Mark Lamos and Nagle Jackson to discuss running regional theatres. At the time, these two men were the Artistic Directors of Hartford Stage and Princeton's McCarter Theatre respectively. The conversation begins as many of SDCF's one-on-one interviews do, with Lamos and Jackson outlining the origins of their careers as directors, and specifically as Artistic Directors. We find that both men transitioned from performance to direction, and as Lamos puts it "were the kind of actor's you saw and said 'it looks like he should be a director'". These two master artists talk about the lessons they learned in the various posts which they've held at America's leading regional theatres, including: A.C.T; Arizona Theatre Company, Guthrie Theatre, Milwaukee Rep and others. We learn that though there are issues unique to each theatre and community wherein they reside, there are common obstacles and rewards that face all artists and administrators who work in regional theatre. Lamos and Jackson speak about how they've dealt with enhancing subscriber bases, choosing a season, working with Boards of Directors, finding new audiences and engaging their communities, and reaching out to communities that are not regularly exposed to theatre. This is a discussion not to be missed by anyone who's ever had the goal of running or starting a theatre company.

In June of 2000, Hartford Stage's longtime Artistic Director Mark Lamos sat down with the SDCF for a One-on-One interview. In this conversation Lamos speaks candidly about a recent production of Edward II for A.C.T, his early career and his tenure at Hartford Stage, and the art and craft of directing for opera.

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