Podcasts about Lento

Capturing the sound-feel of real night quiet is special. It requires a lot of time and a location where quiet naturally occurs in more than just a fleeting way. Quiet is not silence. Silence is the absence of sound, whereas quiet happens when everything in the landscape is still audible. Just softer, and slower. Night brings quiet to natural and edgeland places. It enables us to better hear an environment's true spatialness and blend of sound signatures. By tying the Lento box to a tree looking down over the Warren on the Kent coast and exposing the microphones for over 50 hours non-stop, long periods of naturally occurring quiet were captured that serve as a true impression of this place. In this 90-minute passage of time taken from the dead of night on the second day of the recording, the sea can be heard distantly crashing onto the beach at the foot of the Warren. It surges and retreats, in slow unfurling rhythms. Close to the microphones, in the leaf litter around the tree, crickets call to each other in regular patterns, like naturally occurring clocks. Banks of wind blow in from time to time, gently ruffling leaves from left to right of scene. Sounds of indistinct origin sometimes echo across the valley, revealing the true width and depth of the space and far cries of seagulls, high flying in the vastness of the night sky.   Of course this is England, and only a short distance from France. The headlights of French cars are sometimes visible from this very point. The Strait of Dover is one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world, and a flight path runs directly over this area. Despite these mechanisms of human life, the planes that do overfly during this passage of time are quite gentle in the way they traverse the sky. It is the night quiet, and the sea, and the crickets that speak for themselves, and mean we just have to share this recording so everyone can be a sound-witness to the quiet of this place. * We made this recording back in August 2024. We didn't actually intend to leave the Lento box out recording for so long (into a third day) but we're glad we did.

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El diestro gaditano David Galván, protagonista del programa este domingo hace balance de la temporada recién concluida, una campaña clave en su evolución como matador de toros. También hablamos con el ganadero, Julio de la Puerta, convaleciente de una fuerte cogida que le propinaba un ejemplar de su divisa mientras realizaba labores de campo.Escuchar audio

Gli ultimi dati resi noti dall'Istat per quel che riguarda la crescita della nostra economia parlano chiaro. Il Pil nel terzo trimestre 2025 è rimasto stazionario rispetto al trimestre precedente ed è cresciuto dello 0,4% in termini tendenziali. La crescita zero del terzo trimestre segue il -0,1% registrato nel secondo e il +0,3% dei primi tre mesi dell'anno. Per l'intero 2025 è attesa una crescita nei dintorni dello 0,5% e per i prossimi anni non ci allontaneremo di molto dallo zero virgola, o forse qualcosa in più. Il problema della bassa crescita va dunque affrontato con coraggio e determinazione, per provare a invertire la tendenza e puntare a tassi di crescita più sostenuti. Già, ma in che modo? Ce ne occupiamo grazie a un libro pubblicato da Egea dal titolo "Il futuro non aspetta, cambiare per (far) crescere". L'autore è Stefano Caselli, professore ordinario di Finanza presso l'Università Bocconi di Milano.

Podcast sobre todo el lore y todo lo que ocurre en el mítico Metal Gear original, el de MSX. La lista completa de Metal Gear Saga A Juego Lento: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPTGZ5GEprSagQkoyHJWtIE_0NYdv0gR9&si=Ul25okKDVBhUJDiPCompra Los Secretos de Shadow Moses: más allá de Metal Gear: https://amzn.to/3WxaMjYPide más información del máster en arte 2d y 3d para videojuegos: https://www.unir.net/diseno/master-arte-2d-3d-videojuegos/Suscríbete al canal de Julián Suárez: https://www.youtube.com/@JulianSu%C3%A1rezM

Edición número 61 de El Ejercito Lento, con el que comienza la novena temporada del programa de radio presentado y dirigido por Esclerosis Múltiple de Navarra Emitido en directo en ATICA FM el Miércoles 5 de Noviembre del 2025

Uma oferta de animais ainda considerável diante de uma demanda inconsistente pode limitar ritmo de alta da arroba ao longo de 2026

No especial COP 30, uma conversa com o professor Carlos Eduardo Cerri da Esalq/ USP, sobre a importância da recuperação de solos degradados. Confira também uma reportagem especial sobre a Fazenda Itaúba em MT e os resultados obtidos a partir de um trabalho de reestruturação de solos.

Kickoff di Maracanà con Marco Piccari e Stefano Impallomeni. Ospiti: Cugini:"Il Napoli propone calcio povero. Koop sembra recuperato" Imparato:"Il Napoli è lento e stanco. Spalletti sceglierà il tridente". De Carolis:"Al Napoli manca l'intensità. Vlahovic con Spalletti è rinato"

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Una bellissima chiacchierata con Linda Riolo (Piccolo mondo italiano) ed Elfin Waters (All About Italian) su apprendimento lento, vita intenzionale e calma in tutti gli ambiti della vita. Ecco cosa puoi fare dopo aver ascoltato l'episodio:

Para empezar la mañana con energía, hoy Lourdes Lancho ha quedado a desayunar con Marc Giró en el Real Club de polo de Barcelona. Con él hablamos de la vida, los hombres, el independentismo... y de pijos.

The making of this high-definition sound photograph of Chesil Beach began thanks to the number 1 bus from Weymouth to Portland. As we stepped aboard, the sky felt low. Folded and layered with grey October cloud. Rain was in the forecast so we'd taken raincoats.  After twenty minutes and the final stretch across the exposed coastal road, the bus pulled into our stop. On the way the views of Portland had struck an impressive sight, pointed bravely out to sea. It felt blowy off the bus as it always does here, but no rain, yet. We crossed the road, then up and over the largest shingle berm of any coastal area we know. Dropping down more berms, scrunching over more acres of perfectly rounded pebbles, we and the Lento box finally arrived at the shoreline. Here is a soundscape that's beyond description. It takes a few minutes to acclimatise. Aural textures and flows wash around and through us, folding and layering like the clouds above. We'd forgotten how everything about this place engages the senses. Redefines what's normal. Resizes us into what we are. Tiny individuals, standing upon billions of even tinier stones. The rain never came. Instead windows of blue opened and closed between the folds above. As the mics captured the scene The onshore breeze remained steady, letting the Lento box record every spatial and textural detail of the Chesil waves, only light winds buffeting. The sea glowed turquois blue against the ruffled grey sky. Each rolling wave then turned pure white, as it broke over the beach of rich brown pebbles. The shore here stretches as far as the eye can see. To left of scene. To right of scene. Turquois. White. Brown. A unique place, with a unique soundscape, crystal clear, free of interfering noise thanks to the giant shingle berm. * We made this on-location recording on Chesil Beach in Dorset just after 1pm on Wednesday this week. Special thanks to our friends and Lento supporters who live in Weymouth. They gave us a lovely welcome and a warm tea stop on our travels to make this recording. We feel it's one of the best sound captures we've made so far of Chesil Beach. further segments to follow in future episodes from this same location.

¿Recuerdas esas primeras semanas de enamoramiento, con mariposas en el estómago y mensajes interminables? En nuestro último podcast exploramos cómo pasa la tormenta química y cómo el amor puede transformarse en algo más profundo y consciente.

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Já notou que algumas vezes o celular fica muito lento sem motivo aparente? Você não instalou nenhum aplicativo novo e não sabe exatamente o que leva celular ficar mais devagar. Nesta edição do "CBN e a Tecnologia", com o comentarista Gilberto Sudré, vamos conversar sobre os motivos que isto pode estar acontecendo. Spoiler: tem a ver com a bateria. Ouça a conversa completa!

En este episodio hablamos de las dificultades de aprender a vivir lento

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La historia de Metal Gear Solid continúa llegando al final de Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. No solo hablamos del final, del silencio, la venganza, los niños o los recuerdos, también viene Tito Uda de @MetalGearEspana a conectar este juego con el que se viene: Metal Gear de MSX-La lista completa de Metal Gear Saga A Juego Lento: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0JewtU3oXs8scQZFHv6I2D?si=39ab515b2f7a4a54El último libro de Los Secretos de: https://amzn.to/3WxaMjYPide más información del máster en arte 2d y 3d para videojuegos: https://www.unir.net/diseno/master-arte-2d-3d-videojuegos/-Descubre Metal Gear España: @MetalGearEspana Las charlas de Tito Uda para prepararte para..Metal Gear: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMPNxQ3bSbU Metal Gear 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=LpsiisdEXH45Gl1u&v=cUshUH5rCBo&feature=youtu.be

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Empezamos a viajar por el lore de Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain y lo conectamos con el viaje que hemos realizado hasta ahora. La lista completa de Metal Gear Saga A Juego Lento: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0JewtU3oXs8scQZFHv6I2D?si=J2w_oDXCR86sWsmA_Ld8WAEl último libro de Los Secretos de: https://amzn.to/3WxaMjYPide más información del máster en arte 2d y 3d para videojuegos: https://www.unir.net/diseno/master-arte-2d-3d-videojuegos/

Robin Hood's Bay on the North Yorkshire coast feels remote for England. It lies at the bottom of a very steep road that descends down from the road between Whitby and Scarborough. The sign at the top of the village warns sightseers interested in a look not even to try driving down. With virtually no traffic noise and the whole area under a quiet sky, we knew this was a good place for the Lento microphones. The lane (we walked, obviously) winds very steeply down, passes a few little shops, a pub, a grocery shop with a jar part filled with fizzy drink to catch the wasps, and ends in a ramp onto the beach. Perfect waves break. Perfect because every detail can be heard cleanly, and precisely. No road or plane noise to get in the way.  Robin Hood's Bay was not actually our final resting point. For this we needed to walk about a quarter of a mile over the sand to the Youth Hostel at Boggle Hole. Delightfully named. Perfectly located.  Access across the beach is only possible when the tide is out. You know you're close when you reach a rocky stream that flows down from the cliffs. The last stretch, harder work. The stream is not walking boots friendly, uneven stepping stones look fun but need a confidence to use.  The Youth Hostel is tranquil. It really has the most peaceful surroundings of anywhere we've ever stayed. Above the hostel is a wooded area rich with rustling trees. As night approached we followed a tiny footpath up in between the trees. They swayed and hushed in the onshore breeze flowing up from the beach. We found a tree with a good trunk and tied the Lento box on to capture the sound of the night. * This section of time is captured in the woods above the Youth Hostel. It's from 3am, early August. Weather conditions are warm and dry, with moderate winds gusting to strong. Dark bush crickets live amongst the trees. They can be heard all through the night. They can, if you feel like it, provide something nice to count, like sheep, to help you get to sleep.

Com o retorno das precipitações, produtores paranaenses aceleram a semeadura da soja, enquanto outras regiões do país aguardam chuvas mais regulares para avançar com o plantio.

Bienvenidos a atareao con Linux, el podcast de referencia para los entusiastas del OpenSource, Linux, Docker, Podman y todo lo relativo al mundo del self-hosted. Soy atareao, y en este episodio 733 de la Temporada 8, abordamos un problema que causa pesadillas a cualquier administrador de sistemas o desarrollador: la lentitud inexplicable en un servidor con Docker.Hace unas semanas, mi propio sitio web, atareao.es, empezó a arrastrarse. El diagnóstico fue sorprendente: Redis estaba consumiendo la mayoría de los recursos del servidor. Este susto me obligó a buscar una herramienta de monitorización de recursos que fuera ligera, sencilla de implementar y que no consumiera más de lo que monitoriza. Quería dejar de depender de un simple btop y tener un historial de consumo de CPU, memoria y red de mis contenedores.Si tú también gestionas un VPS, un servidor Linux o una Raspberry Pi con Docker y necesitas saber qué contenedor está comiendo tus recursos, este es tu episodio.En mi laboratorio de self-hosted, puse a prueba las soluciones más populares del ecosistema OpenSource para la observabilidad y la gestión de logs y métricas:Grafana + Prometheus + Docker Exporter: Es la opción estándar, pero la encontré demasiado enrevesada y, lo que es peor, consumía demasiados recursos. No cumplía mi requisito de ligereza.OpenObserve + Telegraf: OpenObserve es una gran herramienta que uso para otras tareas de observabilidad. La configuración del agente Telegraf para enviar métricas de Docker fue sencilla, y os muestro mi compose.yml en las notas del podcast. Sin embargo, la visualización gráfica de las métricas de contenedores no terminaba de convencerme.Finalmente, la combinación ganadora para la monitorización de contenedores Docker fue Beszel. Esta herramienta OpenSource es la solución que estaba buscando porque:Es Ligera: Su consumo de recursos es muy bajo, lo que la hace perfecta para entornos con limitaciones de hardware.Es Simple: Tienes todo en uno, desde la recolección de datos hasta las gráficas, y está lista para usarse sin gran configuración.Métricas Clave: Rastrea el historial de uso de CPU, memoria y red para cada contenedor Docker/Podman.Arquitectura Flexible: Su diseño de Hub y Agente permite monitorizar múltiples servidores Linux o VPS desde un único panel.Seguridad: Incluye soporte para OAuth / OIDC (yo lo uso con PocketID), permitiendo desactivar la autenticación por contraseña.Os explico cómo funciona su arquitectura, las métricas compatibles (incluyendo I/O de disco, temperatura y carga promedio del sistema host), y os doy el compose.yml completo para que podáis desplegar Beszel en vuestro entorno de self-hosted en menos de 5 minutos. La instalación es realmente sencilla y no tiene complejidad alguna.Dejar de preocuparte por el consumo de recursos y la lentitud de Docker es posible con la herramienta adecuada. Beszel ofrece el equilibrio perfecto entre potencia, ligereza y sencillez para que siempre sepas quién está consumiendo qué y cuánto en tu infraestructura Linux y Docker.Escucha este episodio para descubrir la combinación de software que te dará la observabilidad que necesitas para mantener tu sistema self-hosted optimizado.Si te ha gustado, no olvides suscribirte a atareao con Linux y compartir este episodio con otros entusiastas del OpenSource y el self-hosted. ¡Un saludo y hasta la próxima!Más información y enlaces en las notas del episodio

Este boletim traz um resumo das principais notícias do dia na análise de Samuel Possebon, editor chefe da TELETIME.TELETIME é a publicação de referência para quem acompanha o mercado de telecomunicações, tecnologia e Internet no Brasil. Uma publicação independente dedicada ao debate aprofundado e criterioso das questões econômicas, regulatórias, tecnológicas, operacionais e estratégicas das empresas do setor. Se você ainda não acompanha a newsletter TELETIME, inscreva-se aqui (shorturl.at/juzF1) e fique ligado no dia a dia do mercado de telecom. É simples e é gratuito.Você ainda pode acompanhar TELETIME nas redes sociais:Linkedin: shorturl.at/jGKRVFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Teletime/ Google News: shorturl.at/kJU35Ou entre em nosso canal no Telegram: https://t.me/teletimenews Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

En este fortalecimiento vamos a desgranar la debilidad de “sentir que avanzas lento” desde múltiples perspectivas: percepción, creencias, bloqueos, memorias y energías colectivas. Al liberar cada capa, recuperas claridad, ligereza y dirección para acelerar tu avance.

El final Death Stranding 2 explicado y todo el camino que hemos recorrido para llegar a él. Ponemos fin al juego. Bendito Hideo Kojima.-Pide más información del máster en arte 2d y 3d de UNIR: https://www.unir.net/diseno/master-arte-2d-3d-videojuegos/Disfruta de todos los capítulos de Death Stranding 2 A Juego Lento: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPTGZ5GEprSaYMsr1Q2roqXS7HY2QuOwbLeer ese nuevo libro de Los Secretos de que tú sabes: https://amzn.to/4pMeRhu

La gastronomía y la literatura siempre han hecho buenas migas. Repasamos algunas novelas y películas inolvidables que mezclan ambos mundos, de la mano de nuestro colaborador Guillermo Busutil. Nos adentramos también en una exposición de fotografías realizadas por periodistas palestinos junto a nuestra compañera Ángela Núñez. Además, Ángeles Caso entrevista a Rosana Torres, que recientemente ha sido galardonada con el Premio Nacional de Periodismo Cultural. Terminamos con un reportaje de Daniel Gallego sobre una exposición de la SGAE que rinde tributo a las grandes comedias del cine español.Escuchar audio

The environment within the cabin of a sleeper train is, well, unusual. Quite contradictory. It feels empty when you first step in, but full seconds later. It has a dead quiet feel, whilst also being noisy. It affords little physical space to move about in, yet anything you accidentally drop ends up out of reach. It would feel claustrophobic too if it weren't also strangely spatial when the lights are out. It has bareness and simplicity that somehow affords comfort. And the cabin often rocks about, as do you. The sound-feel within the cabin is unusual too. To start with there's rumble. Rumblings that roll constantly while the train is in motion. Sudden low frequency thuds and judders, as the carriages roll over joints and points in the track. There are regular pressure bumps in the internal air caused by trains passing close by in the opposite direction, and multiple strong humming sounds from the air conditioning and electric motors operating the train. Delicate sounds too. Tiny creaks and subtle shiftings in the fabrics and panelling that line the cabin, especially the ceiling which is made of flexible sound-absorbing slats.  To be conducive to sleep you'd have thought the cabin ideally needs none of this. Yet there is  an intense stillness. And during your considerable time in the cabin, twelve hours and more, these aural qualities interact, and form into their own rhythms. The mental chemistry of it all reacts to produce soporific calm. Set against my knees (as I slept) and the side wall of the cabin, with no inches to spare and bed clothes pushed up all around which would normally scupper any spatial recording, the Lento box recorded as the "night" began. Sleeping on a sleeper train is not like any normal night of course. The whole world around you is moving, rocking, as is everything in the soundscape. And yet you get your head into the comfortable hinged pillow (the back half goes up forming a bump protector) and you enter into a long aurally enhanced doze, that may, if you are lucky, become proper sleep.  Listening back the Lento box captured a true impression of being in a sleeper train cabin. Including occasional bed covers shifting and one of us popping out of the cabin briefly which is all part and parcel of the sound experience. This passage of time is somewhere between 3am and 4am. The train is speeding steadily across France, passing through lamplit towns and cities as it rolls on through the night. (It's hard to resist sleeping with the window blind part rolled up so you can witness these truly marvellous scenes.) The journey on this SNCF service is over 850km, departing Cerbere station on the extreme southern coast of France at 1850hrs, arriving Paris Gare d'Austerlitz at breakfast time the next morning.

Tres libros, tres giros, tres Cemegés. En este Extra, David Botello (@DavidBotello4) y Esther Sánchez (@estesan1969), acompañados por Ainara Ariztoy y la actriz Rocío Calvo, se meten en las páginas de tres libros que cambiaron la vida y la carrera de CMG. «Ritmo lento», la novela existencial que escribió puntada a puntada y que marcó el inicio de su crisis narrativa. «Macanaz», un ensayo histórico con alma de novela, que le permitió descubrir una nueva voz más crítica y más libre. Y «Caperucita en Manhattan», un cuento moderno, un conjuro contra la pérdida, una carta de amor, duelo y resistencia. Si quieres acompañarlos, ¡súbete a la Historia!

Welcome to faustforward 17 We deal in th' devil's music.....   Playlist Oneohtrix Point Never – Power of Persuasion The Black Albumen – Provokieff The Birthday Party – Junkyard Folk Bitch Trio – The Actor MJ Lenderman – Manning Fireworks Joshua Idehen – Learn To Swim Part II The Chimps Of The Future – Ascension Radiohead – Everything In Its Right Place @ - My Garden Current 93 – Lucifer over London The Fall – Lucifer over Lancashire The Flag Fen Project – The Burning of Flag Fen The Brackish – Pam's Chalice Bardo Pond – Sentence Sparks – Drowned in a Sea of Tears Current 93 – A Song for Douglas After He's Dead Weight and Treble – Planets in Heaven (Hieronymus Dub) Arovane – Delc:r Tortoise – Along the Banks of Rivers Beth Gibbons & The Polish National Symphony Orchestra – Gorecki: Symphony No.3 II. Lento e Largo Tranquillisimo Pjusk & Arovane – Svev Theme Mary Lattimore & Paul Sukeena – Dreaming of the Kelly Pool Max Richter – Dream 11(whisper music) Pt. 1

Nesta edição, Cleber Facchi (@cleberfacchi), Renan Guerra (@_renanguerra) e Nik Silva (@niksilva) trazem um contexto histórico e conversam sobre porque listas são tão importantes no meio musical.Garanta já o seu ingresso: https://eventim.com.br/indigo/Apoie a gente: https://apoia.se/podcastvfsmNão Paro De Ouvir➜ Shame https://tinyurl.com/5n7jr7h4➜ Parcels https://tinyurl.com/4r5suynu➜ Jessy Lanza https://tinyurl.com/ys5mp4bc➜ Ximena Sariñana https://tinyurl.com/vn63kfpd➜ EQ https://tinyurl.com/3nkfrcs7➜ Lento, Distante https://tinyurl.com/48h832ds➜ Whitney https://tinyurl.com/nhch2ser➜ Stereolab https://tinyurl.com/35x92wa3➜ Venna https://tinyurl.com/3f7cdr3f➜ SG Lewis https://tinyurl.com/3yhs33kh➜ Phylipe Nunes Araújo https://tinyurl.com/bdc494nn➜ Ottopapi https://tinyurl.com/y5e2srwv➜ Teago Oliveira https://tinyurl.com/yspkb93v➜ Ana Frango Elétrico https://tinyurl.com/5fskuta2➜ Sessa https://tinyurl.com/cmb88j6h➜ Ninjajirachi https://tinyurl.com/dknsw9ke➜ Jens Lekman https://tinyurl.com/3zre65mk➜ Algernon Cadwallader https://tinyurl.com/zk93fjxe➜ James K https://tinyurl.com/57truh7p➜ Bike https://tinyurl.com/3j64n2r4➜ Cleuzinhu https://tinyurl.com/2r4ebydc Você Precisa Ouvir Isso➜ Lionel Richie➜ O Podcast Que Ninguém Vai Ouvir https://tinyurl.com/32cfx92p➜ Ghibli Fest➜ Frieren e a Jornada para o Além (Crunchroll / Netflix) Playlist Seleção VFSM: https://bit.ly/3ETG7oEContato: sobremusicavamosfalar@gmail.com

Analizamos MGSV: Ground Zeroes, un prólogo magistral cuya historia merece su espacio propio por su impacto en el lore y en la forma de ser de Big Boss.Descubre el canal de Julián Suárez: https://www.youtube.com/@JulianSu%C3%A1rezM/featured-Comprar libros de Los Secretos de (hay sorpresa): https://amzn.to/4ptdV1o-Te cuento el master en arte 2D y 3D de videojuegos de UNIR en 3 minutos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnYPmNWTssM-Te cuento el grado en diseño y desarrollo de videojuegos de UNIR en 4 minutitos: https://youtu.be/JlveyF0dLJ4?si=Madz3gbhih1_fLUmDescubre los capítulos anteriores y el resto de la serie: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0JewtU3oXs8scQZFHv6I2D?si=dcb2218110b2405f

La historia de Death Stranding 2 continúa explicándose en este A Juego Lento. Dejamos Australia conectada en un 85%. Todo se encamina a su final.-Pide más información de:Máster en arte 2D y 3D oficial y online de UNIR: https://www.unir.net/diseno/master-arte-2d-3d-videojuegos/Grado en animación online y oficial de UNIR: https://www.unir.net/diseno/grado-animacion-2d-3d/-Compra mis libros molones: https://t.co/kleUZvQEDf-Escucha la lista de reproducción completa de Death Stranding 2 A Juego Lento: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7KcleNwUzMGWM7BioWvuVJ?si=7eecc2e8796e401b

Beside the only road leading out of Sant Llorenc de la Muga we found a small group of trees. We didn't have much time. The sky was pitch black and the ground beneath our feet was streaming with water that'd all come down a few minutes ago in a deluge with simultaneous flashes of forked lightening so powerful, so bright, they'd temporarily frozen us to the spot. We shone our torch from tree to tree, searching for a suitable trunk that might provide some shelter for the Lento box. The road was deserted. Traffic was not an issue. Only one more village lay beyond, where the road literally ended.      A patch of bare trunk came into view between rain soaked leaves. Around us every thing glistened. And dripped. Every shrub. Every branch. Every leaf.  To the eyes and to the ears it was a rich sparkling sensory experience, that seemed interchangeable. Reaching through we tied the Lento box onto the trunk, angled it onto the wide landscape scene, and left it to record alone through the night.  This segment of time was captured from just before 3am to just after 4am. Heavy rain falls and the sky periodically grumbles with thunder, but eventually it eases off. To the right of scene one and sometimes more tiny beeps can be heard from time to time. We aren't sure what creatures make these delicately fleeting sounds. Frogs perhaps, lizards, or insects? The sounds are both soft and yet very distinguishable in the soundscape, and comforting for some curious reason. The medieval clock on the church of Sant Llorenc strikes the quarters and the hours through the night. Ancient bells seem even more enchanting when heard in the dead of night, and through crystal clear rain.

Preços pouco atrativos deixam comercialização do algodão em ritmo lento

NotiMundo Estelar - Medardo Oleas, Renovación parcial del CNE; un proceso que avanza lento by FM Mundo 98.1

Our friends told us that in Sant Llorenc the weather changes towards the end of August. Endless days of thick summer heat gives way to something altogether more dramatic. Ominous black clouds the size of cities. Rain drops like translucent grapes. Fork lightening like you see at the cinema. Thunder, that carves open the sky, like unimaginably huge boulders crashing downwards from the high mountain peaks.  We followed the river Muga out of Sant Llorenc, into the valley beyond. Our aim was to reach a reservoir which we thought may be a good place to leave the Lento box to make an overnight recording. Eventually, along rough tracks surrounded by dense trees and noisy cicadas, we reached the water. Our way however was blocked. Two white horses.  Impressive creatures. Standing astride the track. They had their backs towards us. We stopped, and watched, and kept our distance. Despite facing the other way the horses knew we were there. In low voices we shared ideas on what to do, whilst continuing to watch. Both stood firm. They were expressing only the smallest of movements through their tails.  Some time passed. It felt like they were communicating something to us. But what? The valley with all its assorted cicadas seemed, somehow, to have fallen silent. We decided not to try to pass them. Something perhaps in the way they moved their tails said turn back. So we turned back. Returning along the track we entered an area of the valley where the shallow river sounded unusually sonorous. The way the water tumbled over the rocks. the depth, and the particular arrangement of the trees. Just off the track a tree looked down into the gorge, so we tied the lento box to it. It was the perfect place for it to record. Perhaps, if we could have read the tails of the horses, this was what they were trying to say. Record back where you've come. Where it's sheltered. And where the river wrills. There's a storm. Coming.

Llegamos al final de nuestro podcast A Juego Lento por Dark Souls. La guinda del pastel la pone Oolacile. Hablamos de Artorias y su lore (y lo ponemos en duda), de Gough, de Manus y de Kalameet. Ha sido un viaje fantástico. -Escucha Dark Souls A Juego Lento desde el principio: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3iKdmBvyQxtoaKFGsQEu5Z?si=ff25533c5e3e4acc-Comprar libros de Los Secretos de: https://t.co/kleUZvQEDf-Te cuento el master en arte 2D y 3D de videojuegos de UNIR en 3 minutos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnYPmNWTssM-Te cuento el grado en diseño y desarrollo de videojuegos de UNIR en 4 minutitos: https://youtu.be/JlveyF0dLJ4?si=Madz3gbhih1_fLUm_Dark Souls II A Juego Lento: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6hVmZt1j2pqBHDoEXupju2?si=8fcdb479174649fc

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En este episodio de Rendimiento Evolutivo hablamos con Daniel Parra (@pamezcycling) sobre los mitos y errores más comunes del ciclista amateur. Desde gastar más en material que en un buen entrenador, hasta la obsesión por entrenar siempre a máxima intensidad o, por el contrario, pasar meses acumulando kilómetros en zona 2 sin forzar nunca. Comentamos también la importancia de la nutrición, el papel del gimnasio, la formación de los entrenadores y el problema del intrusismo profesional. Además, reflexionamos sobre la cultura ciclista actual: la presión de las grupetas, la moda de los retos extremos y la falta de espacio para disfrutar del ciclismo como experiencia social y de libertad. Un episodio para aprender, cuestionar creencias y ver el entrenamiento desde una perspectiva más realista y saludable. Espero que te guste, y si lo hace me ayudarías mucho compartiendo este episodio con tus amigos o en redes sociales. ______________________________________________________________________ ✅ Máster de Entrenamiento de Resistencia (3ª edición). Plazas abiertas hasta fin de inscripciones. https://rendimientoevolutivo.com

En un mundo que nos empuja a la prisa constante, hablar de vivir más lento suena casi radical. En este episodio reflexionamos sobre lo que significa bajar el ritmo, cuestionar la urgencia con la que vivimos y encontrar una forma más consciente, más amable y más sostenida de avanzar.Inspiradas por ideas que invitan a pensar despacio, explorar alternativas y tomar decisiones desde la calma, hablamos de cómo vivir con intención no significa hacer menos… sino hacer con más presencia.

For this second August intermission we've once again brought together multiple recordings made across a location to share as one very long non-stop piece.  This episode is our second ever "Lento Long". Three hours of spatial sound landscape captured from the Kielder Forest in Northumberland in the North East of England near to the Scottish border. It may all be sleep safe, depending on your own personal sensitivities to bird song which is prominent throughout the first 90 minutes. The latter 90 minutes is captured quiet from the night.  Here's a guide to what you'll hear. - The episode opens with a daytime sound-view from an avenue of tall firs situated east of the giant Kielder reservoir. Banks of fresh morning air is pressing through the firs in soft hushing undulations, and bright birds are singing from everywhere.        - At 49 minutes you seamlessly travel over the water by five miles to the south west of the reservoir, to a densely forested area just below the Kielder Observatory. It's afternoon. The woodland ambience is alive with a white noise haze created by a clean rushing stream, countless willow warblers, and gentle surges of rich brown noise created as banks of wind filter through Grandis Firs some tall as 15 storey buildings. - At 1 hour 36 minutes this Kielder day becomes Kielder night. Returning to the same peaceful location you were east of the reservoir, this time to experience the sound-view of the reservoir at night. Those pristine hours before dawn, when only owls and echoes roam the spaces between the trees, velvety hushes of rich brown noise waft down from avenues of tall fir trees, and nocturnal geese can be heard flying far out over the ink black water. The episodes we blended together to make this Lento Long are 257, 247, 222 and 240, where you can read in detail about each location. * Lento resumes a weekly service of captured quiet from new places in September. We have some gorgeous new locations to share with you! Thanks to everyone for listening. 

It's August intermission time! This year we've decided to bring together recordings from various locations in a specific geographic area and share them as a very long non-stop episode.  This is our first ever "Lento Long" and is a sumptuous 3 hours. Listen and let the places work their magic on you.  Depending on your own personal sensitivities to human made sound, it may be sleep safe. Children can be heard throwing rocks into the sea at the beginning, and at just over an hour a microlight gradually drones over the beach. For us this creates a wonderful sense of beach-time, where nothing in the world feels urgent anymore, but not everyone may respond in the same way so we haven't officially labelled this Lento Long as *sleep safe*. Here's a guide to what you'll hear. - The first hour is from the edge of the rocky beach at Lilstock in West Somerset, your back lent against a comfortable tree as the waves wash left to right with the longshore drift.  - At one hour this blends into the rarified ambience of Kilve beach at low tide, a soundscape carried into awareness with the gradual progression of a little microlight that slowly drones over high above. - At one hour thirty, day becomes night. A weatherfront is passing over a remote cottage half way up West Quantoxhead. Fresh currents of Somerset air press freely through a bank of trees behind the cottage, setting their leaves and branches swaying, and hushing in richly undulating white noise.  - At just after two hours thirty, you invisibly reappear, sitting beside a secluded stream farther up the hill. You're listening to the pristine sound of water flowing off the top of West Quantoxhead, with the gentle company of two resting sheep nearby.  The episodes we blended together to make this Lento Long are 244, 254, 248, 255 and 249, where you can read in detail about each location. They were all recorded in late October 2024. We'll release another Lento Long next week and resume the weekly service from the start of September. Thanks to everyone for listening.

This week we're returning to Shelve Wood in Shropshire to witness another hour from the unaccompanied overnight capture we made in June. This section of time includes the effects of a strong weather front. It sweeps over the dense woodland, creating rich spatial waves of naturally occurring white, brown and grey noise.  Because the Lento box spent the whole night alone immersed within the forest, recording in high definition binaural sound, by listening back with headphones or Airpods we're able to aurally locate ourselves within Shelve Wood itself. Become aural witnesses. Hearing as if we are there, how time passed, surrounded by the trees. the sense of space. How each tree responds in its own unique way to the wind. And the rain drops, that find their way all the way down through the thick firs, to land on the forest floor.  * This section of time is from the early hours of the morning. The fir tree that held the Lento box was impressively tall. The Lento box captures the acoustical space of the forest facing outwards from the trunk, five feet (human height) above the ground. It's a vast reverberant zone that apart from the tree trunks, is essentially an empty space between the soft cushion of the forest floor and the ceiling of dense fir needles twenty feet above. In this zone the natural noises of the forest travel over long distances. 

No inviertas en la bolsa de valores, es muy lento. Mejor invierte en esto by Andres Gutierrez