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Most of us have heard of, and even practiced, Yoga Nidra. But it holds a certain mystique that means we might not know as much about it as we think. Today, host Rachel dives into this topic with returning guest and 1000-hr Yoga Medicine Therapeutic Specialist Caroline Wybar. Caroline unpacks some of the misconceptions around Yoga Nidra and offers her tips for both students and teachers of this guided relaxation practice. Listen in for more on Caroline's upcoming Online Yoga Nidra Teacher Training, to learn about relaxation-induced anxiety and hear tips for staying awake during Yoga Nidra… if you want to! — Show Notes: Is Yoga Nidra an ancient practice? [2:58] Does “authentic” Yoga Nidra require a set sequence of techniques? [8:13] Can Yoga Nidra replace sleep? [12:09] Must Yoga Nidra be done in Savasana? [14:59] Can Yoga Nidra cultivate Delta brain waves? [17:06] Yoga Nidra frees us from the pressures of time [20:47] How Caroline found her way to Yoga Nidra [28:03] Challenges for Yoga Nidra students [34:34] Who is Yoga Nidra for, and not for? [38:31] Teaching Yoga Nidra: script or no script? [42:06] Teaching Yoga Nidra: leaving space for silence [49:03] Upcoming Yoga Medicine Yoga Nidra training live online [50:32] — Links Mentioned: Watch this episode on YouTube Yoga Nidra Teacher Training Yoga Medicine Podcast Episode 68: Approaches to Anxiety Birch, J., & Hargreaves, J. (2015). Yoganidrā: an understanding of the history and context. The Luminescent. https://www.theluminescent.org/2015/01/yoganidra.html Connect with Caroline Wybar: Facebook | Instagram | Caroline Wybar Yoga | Yoga Medicine® Online Guest Teacher You can learn more about this episode and see the full show notes at YogaMedicine.com/podcast-136. And you can find out more about insider tips, online classes or information on our teacher trainings at YogaMedicine.com. To support our work, please leave us a 5 star review with your feedback on iTunes/Apple Podcasts.

Songs used:Luminescent - stop.drop.rewindAcross The Nation - The Union UndergroundSolitude - Kingdom Under Fire - Heroes Flower Garden - Yoshi's Island DSHeeeeere's Waluigi! - Mario Party 3 (N64)Character Select - Sunset Riders (SNES)Minigame Results - Mario Superstar Baseball (GCN)Triple H - My Time (GBC)Title - The Great Waldo Search (SNES)Main Title - No One Lives ForeverMatch Card - Smackdown! OST (PSX)I'm Your Papi (Crackin') - Jim Johnston, WWESugar, We're Goin Down - Fall Out Boy Hurt - Montechait

Thursday we are back in Reno and meet Matt Bushman. Matt brings songs Luminescent, Rent Free and Shoulder Season

In 2019 I designed a health protocol that was based on my previous 10 years of research and experience with nutrition, supplements and health technology. I recorded one show summarizing my CLF Protocol several years ago but I figured it is time to do a deep dive into each of its three parts, starting with lipofuscin. In this solo show I share information that i've never talked about nor seen anyone else talk about regarding lipofuscin and specifically its relationship to polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA) intake and vitamin E. I talk about what lipofuscin is, who I learned about it from, what light it emits when it gets hit with ultraviolet light, why its harmful to our health, and the solutions i've found to slow its accumulation and even stimulate its removal. My website: www.matt-blackburn.com Mitolife products: www.mitolife.co Biological Effects of Frying Oils: https://tinyurl.com/zjye9t64 Vitamin E targets 5-lipooxygenase: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-018-06158-5 Ray Peat's vitamin E article: https://raypeat.com/articles/articles/vitamin-e.shtml Atom Bergstrom's Lipofuscin information: http://www.solartiming.com/yellow-fat-disease-from-fish-oil-warning.php Melatonin decreases lipofuscin: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10517-015-3061-z Higher dietary antioxidant intake lowers lipofuscin: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0022098101003884 Music by George Henner: https://georgehenner.bandcamp.com  

What was haṭha yoga before it meant postures?As the scholar Jason Birch explains, medieval yogis used a three-part sequence of physical methods to raise vital energy and empty their minds (video here). Their ultimate goal was transcendence of death.Our conversation discusses Jason's book, The Amaraugha and Amaraughaprabodha of Gorakṣanātha: The Genesis of Haṭha and Rājayoga. We also explore other questions, including:• What might practitioners learn from this system, and other recent findings?• Is haṭha yoga needed for liberating insights? What does it mean to become immortal?• Are the subtle components of yogic anatomy always involved? Do different approaches reach similar goals?• Is academic work informed by practice, or are the two separate?

We meet artist Li Hei Di on the eve of their debut UK solo exhibition 700 Nights of Winter at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London.In new paintings, Li explores primal, sexual urges with their signature fluid application of paint. Balanced on a knife edge between abstraction and representation, paintings feature figures that swim in and out of view beneath diaphanous veils of paint; each layer offers a different world, or a portal to an altered oneiric space, guided by desire and emotion. Multiple perspectives collide and overlap, creating dynamic compositions that offer manifold realities within a single work. Luminescent orbs appear as though submerged in deep water, giving the compositions a nebulous quality.Li's multidisciplinary practice is concerned with repressed desire, rooted in personal experiences of navigating hetero-normative environments that obstruct open expressions of queerness. Their work eschews rigid sexual codes and gender categories in favour of a liberated approach to fantasy and beauty, which exists apart from hierarchical and dominant social structures. For Li, the dichotomous relationship between sexual arousal and repression finds a parallel in the covert ways in which erotic love flourishes on cold winter nights, as bodies become entangled in pursuit of warmth, lost but for the other. The existential threat posed to romantic love by the culture of narcissism engendered under globalised capitalism sets the stage in Li's work for the negation of the self, in the radical recognition of another, as espoused in the writings of cultural theorist Byung-Chul Han.This commingling of two entities is found not only in humankind but in the natural world too, and Li's work explores the role animal pollinators play in the reproductive lives of plants. Such co-evolved relationships encapsulate the exuberance of life in connection with erotic activity and, therefore, death.In this new body of work Li also investigates the ways in which desire manifests and, notably, declines under the ‘pharmacopornographic regime', a term coined by philosopher Paul B. Preciado to describe the intersection of the pharmaceutical and pornographic industries. Li Hei Di (b. 1997, Shenyang, China) lives and works in London and received her MA in Painting from the Royal College of Art and a BA (Hons) from Chelsea College of Arts and the Maryland Institute College of Art. In 2024, Li will have a solo exhibition at Pond Society, Shanghai and will be part of a group exhibition at Le Consortium, Dijon. Recent exhibitions include Kohn Gallery, Los Angeles, CA (2023); X Museum Triennial, Beijing (2023); Marguo, Paris (2023); Green Family Art Foundation, Dallas (2023), TX; CICA Vancouver (2023); Gagosian, Hong Kong (2023), and Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London (2023), amongst others.Li Hei Di's new solo exhibition runs from 15th March - until 20th April 2024. Free entry.Follow @Plum_Black_Field and @PippyHouldsworthGalleryVisit: https://www.houldsworth.co.uk/exhibitions/146-li-hei-di-700-nights-of-winter/press_release_text/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A powerful and potent text, Ben is pleased to share a reading of sections of "Poimandres," the first book of the Corpus Hermeticum. He discusses, briefly, some tenets of the quintessential text. Support the showwww.rockymountainmason.comwww.esotericmason.comSupport the show: https://patreon.com/rockymountainmason?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=join_link

The Babysitters catch up and chase down a prophecy in the middle of Knowhere. Simon and Thori get social. Kate and Sebastian keep things steady. Miles schools the others. Special guests Kate Welch: https://www.instagram.com/katewelchhhh/ Gabe Hicks: https://instagram.com/gabejamesgames/ We're playing the Marvel Multiverse RPG: https://www.marvel.com/rpg Additional Music in this Episode: “We must explore” by Moon Toad: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/moon-toad/; “The Application of Aleatoricisim in Artificial Sound” by Omniman: https://www.jamendo.com/artist/433514/omniman; “Stars” by Beat Mekanik: https://linktr.ee/beatmekanik; "Luminescent' by Mind's Eye: https://soundcloud.com/mindseye4; “City view from Torni” by Brylie Christopher Oxley: https://brylie.bandcamp.com/; “ATH” by Lex Villena: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2iwj2SqGnplhDIadeJ5bmy?si=N8WYSKIPR7WUy8z4ajNSog.”Agoraphobia” by Holizna: https://holiznaroyaltyfree.bandcamp.com/; “choice” by Roman: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/roman/; and “Cattails” by Triple5 Here: https://soundcloud.com/steven-stresau.

Things have been a little too quiet around Little Asgard — nothing the kidnapping of god-toddler Laussa Odinsdottir can't interrupt. The Babysitters — Sebastian Druid, Kate Bishop, Miles Morales, Simon Williams, and Thori the god-dog — must reunite in a journey across the galaxy to bring her home. Special guests Kate Welch: https://www.instagram.com/katewelchhhh/ Gabe Hicks: https://instagram.com/gabejamesgames/ We're playing the Marvel Multiverse RPG: https://www.marvel.com/rpg Additional Music in this Episode: "A Small Town on Pluto," "Anxiety," and "Night Driving" by Holizna: https://holiznaroyaltyfree.bandcamp.com/; "Conico Mar" by Di Bos: https://dibosmusic.blogspot.com/; "Bye-xx" by Koi-Discovery: https://koi-discovery.lescigales.org/; "Haunts" by Triple5 Here: https://soundcloud.com/steven-stresau; "The Way Forward (Brainquake / Linn Friberg)" by PARADIGM: https://www.discogs.com/label/2202238-PARADIGM-9; "Luminescent' by Mind's Eye: https://soundcloud.com/mindseye4; "Boombox City" by Moon Toad: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/moon-toad/; "neverblinking moon" by voide: https://soundcloud.com/tinshell; and "Electrify" by Eaters: https://open.spotify.com/album/27I9qGQGeEdfBo0g3lVnnQ.

Jason Birch is a scholar of medieval Hatha yoga and a founding member of SOAS's Centre for Yoga StudiesJason  is a senior research fellow for the ‘Light on Hatha Yoga' project.  He is well known for his important paper on the meaning of haṭha in early Haṭhayoga, which has reshaped our understanding of the origins of this term by locating it within Buddhist literature. He is the co-founder of the open-access platform for yoga research The Luminescent, and a founding member of the peer-reviewed Journal of Yoga Studies. The Luminescent is an independent collaborative hub for scholars, researchers, teachers and practitioners of Yoga.https://www.theluminescent.org/Support the show

We are the answer for the dark and we were born to shine as the brightest day. So what is preventing us from shining the way we were designed to shine? He has not been made fully apparent to us. If Jesus is exactly what the Father has to say about Himself, then we must change our view of the Father if we ever want to light up the dark!   The Homestead Mobile - September 29th, 2023

We are not becoming God's child, we are God's child. When we stop trying and simply begin being, we begin to realize it was never about striving. It was always about accepting who we really are. When we finally accept who we really are, Abba says "Now I am going to use you to light your world up". Not because you've earned it, but because you were never not what He designed you to be. You are His favorite!   The Homestead Mobile - September 8th, 2023

Caden Valdes is a 15-year-old entrepreneur with a passion for both science and literature. he's embarked on an exciting journey where he blends his love for these two worlds into unique pieces of art. Follow Luminescent Treasures Emporium on Instagram. This transcript is machine transcribed by Sonix TRANSCRIPT Intro: Coming to you live from the […] The post Caden Valdes with Luminescent Treasures Emporium appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Embark on a riveting exploration. In this gripping narrative, we dive deep into the world of Agartha, a subterranean sanctuary harboring ancient secrets and forbidden knowledge. Prepare to unravel the mysteries as we navigate the intricate entrances adorned with cryptic carvings, hinting at a civilization frozen in time beneath the Earth's surface. Luminescent crystals cast an ethereal glow, revealing a cityscape boasting advanced architecture and lost civilizations that defy conventional understanding. Our journey extends to the elaborate gardens with exotic flora and crystal-clear rivers nurturing a flourishing ecosystem—a testament to the inner civilizations thriving beyond the surface. Discover the ethereal beings, guardians of Agartha's secrets, embodying ancient wisdom and serenity. The episode exposes the theories surrounding this hidden realm. Brace yourself for an immersive experience, as we decode the forbidden knowledge, unveil lost civilizations, and shed light on the captivating mysteries concealed within Agartha's secret sanctuary. Get ready to challenge your perceptions and unlock the secrets of the Inner Earth like never before. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/qthelight/support

Nanomaterials that could create, detect and manipulate light – that's what we're going to talk about today.  It may sound like a sci-fi movie, but these so-called ‘optical materials' are widely used in our daily lives.  Think about the nanocrystals used to emit bright and life-like colours in our TV displays, or luminous materials in invisible inks used to mark barrels of oils for tax accounting purposes, and even materials that light up to allow researchers to view the vascular structure in our bodies.  Founded in 2018, our guest Nanolumi is an advanced materials company that uses cutting edge chemistries to provide nanocrystals and invisible inks I mentioned earlier.  Aside from that, such light emitting materials can also be used to track goods such as automotive parts and electronics throughout their supply chain and prevent counterfeit goods.  But how does this work exactly, and how much money does this represent for Nanolumi? On Under the Radar, Drive Time's finance presenter Chua Tian Tian posed these questions to Jax Lee, CEO, Nanolumi.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ghost Mission: Emily's Possession - a Cosmic ConfrontationWhen we received the call about Emily's possession, we thought it was just another routine exorcism. Little did we know that we were about to face an otherworldly evil unlike anything we've encountered before. As my team and I dive deeper into the mysteries surrounding Emily's possession, we uncover a web of supernatural and disturbing phenomena that defies explanation. The exorcism chamber is the battleground, as our team faces temptations and taunts from the malevolent force. We work with Scottish priests, and with the help of a sacred relic, and our own courage, we stand firm against this unparalleled evil. Take a listen, and get ready to be transported to a world where the boundaries between reality and the beyond blur. It's a thrilling ride of suspense, terror, and the unexplained – one that will leave you questioning what lies beyond the stars - a true battle between good and evil that will have you on the edge of your seat.The Dark Web Vlogs I They Call Me The GhostThe outrageous and unbelievable happening in our world, in story format. Join the conversation!

Lior Handelsman is a General Partner at Grove Ventures, a leading early-stage VC fund with more than half-a-billion dollars under management. Grove Ventures partners early with exceptional Israeli entrepreneurs who believe that the Deep Future is now and are ready to build it. As a General Partner, Lior led the fund's investments in companies like Protai, NoTraffic, Luminescent, Protai, Teramount, Mirato, and Vocai, among others. Prior to joining Grove Ventures, Lior was one of the founders of SolarEdge (NASDAQ:SEDG). He took part in inventing and developing the company's technology and saw it grow from a small startup to a multi-billion dollar global company, with a market leadership position in the smart and renewable energy markets. Before SolarEdge, Lior spent 11 years leading research and development teams and directing large-scale, multidisciplinary R&D projects in power electronics, analog design, communications, and signal processing at the Intelligence Corps Technology Unit – Unit 81. Lior holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering (cum laude) and an MBA from the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology.

Most nebulae are of vast size; some are hundreds of light-years in diameter. A nebula that is visible to the human eye from Earth would appear larger, but no brighter, from close by

Have you wondered how something like luminescent materials can be used to diagnose diseases through your mobile? How is a discovery like this even possible? Through analytical chemistry- the branch of chemistry that focuses on experimentation! In this episode, ChemTalk hosts Isabella, Riya and Siya meet Dr. Russ Algar and discuss the spectroscopy research that he and his team are conducting at UBC. We discuss how he's able to apply various concepts in chemistry to solve problems one would've never thought could be done with that knowledge- and suggests to our listeners how they can do so themselves! We hope you enjoy! If you would like to know more about Dr. Russ Algar you can check out his research or reach him by email at algar@chem.ubc.ca. About us: ChemTalk is a small student-led and ad-free non-profit working to become the top chemistry education platform in the country. Please support us by following our social media channels, sharing our content, and donating if possible. You can access our website for videos, articles, and tutorials on general, organic, and biochemistry. We also have a VERY cool interactive periodic table, articles about the elements and their properties, and experiment demos. ChemTalk is on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter which you can access here. Thank you for listening and see you next time!

Stretching our focus on Pacific Northwest artists just a bit, we open this show with pianist Gene Argel, who began his career in Washington, but has been a resident of Hawaii since 1982. His album "Luminescent" features regional musicians Jay Thomas, Chuck Deardorf and Mark Ivester.

FULL TUTORIAL: https://learn.adafruit.com/wifi-jellyfish-lantern-with-wled/ This tutorial will show you how to create your own luminescent jellyfish out of iridescent vinyl and NeoPixel LEDs. Easily add endless light patterns with the free, and easy-to-use WLED software, with no coding required. You can even make multiple jellyfish and sync them up over your wifi network. This is a fairly easy project with no coding and just a little soldering. The end result is out of this world. This guide will show how to use either our powerful Feather ESP32 V2 or our teeny tiny and affordable QT Py ESP32 Pico get your lights up and running in minutes. Build two or more jellyfish and sync them together to run simultaneous animations through your swarm. Sounds tricky, but it's two clicks in WLED. This software is free, powerful, and so easy to use that it feels somehow like you're cheating. Get access to around 100 different LED animation patterns that can be paired with dozens of color palettes. WLED gives you speed and intensity control as well. There is no end to the variations of patterns you can create with this amazing software. Adafruit Shop: https://www.adafruit.com Feather ESP32 V2: https://www.adafruit.com/product/5400 QT Py ESP32 Pico: https://www.adafruit.com/product/5395 WLED: https://install.wled.me/ Erin St Blaine: http://www.erinstblaine.com Visit the Adafruit shop online - http://www.adafruit.com ----------------------------------------- LIVE CHAT IS HERE! http://adafru.it/discord Adafruit on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adafruit Subscribe to Adafruit on YouTube: http://adafru.it/subscribe New tutorials on the Adafruit Learning System: http://learn.adafruit.com/ -----------------------------------------

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Jason Birch (DPhil, Oxon) is a senior research fellow for the ‘Light on Hatha Yoga' project, hosted at SOAS University of London and the University of Marburg. Jason is also a visiting researcher on the Suśruta Project at the University of Alberta. He is well known for his important paper on the meaning of haṭha in early Haṭhayoga, which has reshaped our understanding of the origins of this term by locating it within Buddhist literature. His dissertation focused on a seminal Rājayoga text called the Amanaska. Through extensive fieldwork in India and the reconstruction of primary sources, Birch has identified the earliest text to teach a system of Haṭhayoga and Rājayoga, namely the twelfth-century Amaraugha. His most recent publication has defined a corpus of Sanskrit and vernacular texts that emerged during Haṭhayoga's floruit, the period in which it thrived on the eve of colonialism. Jason has published articles in academic journals and critically edited and translated six texts on Haṭhayoga for the Hatha Yoga Project 2015–2020; taught Masters courses and Sanskrit reading classes at SOAS and given seminars on the history of yoga for MA programs at the Università Ca' Foscari in Venice, Won Kwang University in South Korea and Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles. He is a founding member of the Centre of Yoga Studies SOAS and the Journal of Yoga Studies, and combines his practical experience of yoga with academic knowledge of its history to teach online courses with Jacqueline Hargreaves on The Luminescent.  

3:30 - Paige: We started working with our first investors this year, so instead of doing as much as we could with very little funding, we're now really able to develop the bioluminescent system that we're using for our fully non-toxic, biodegradable light wand. We have a lab we're working out of, are developing different colours, making them brighter and longer lasting. We'll be launching a bright yellow colour in the new year.6:20 - Paige: The lumi is a reusable, rechargeable glowstick alternative that lights up after charging it in the sunshine.7:05 - Paige: Selling the lumi on their online store. Have some distribution talks as well. 8:05 - Paige: The original idea was to make a glow stick that was fully non-toxic and biodegradable. 8:45 - Paige: All next year will be really dedicated towards testing the product with customers and getting feedback and doing further product development. Part of that is to set up case and pilot studies with different industries we're interested in. So we're setting up a search and rescue pilot study.9:30 - Paige: The first key use of the light wand in the marine industry is for safety. They're often attached to life jackets. The second key use is as a fishing lure.There are certain types of fish that are attracted to light under water and will swim towards it. Larger fish and sea animals like dolphins and whales have proven to be deterred by the light so using these lights is also a really efficient way to mitigate by-catch. 16:00 - Paige: That is something I would say to anyone who is starting out in business or looking to become a founder - that prototype, having that prototype in hand made all the difference. Then people could see and believe in and rally around the product. And some of the media from that and the proof that it was possible. Our team came together because of some of the media that came at that time. 21:15 - Paige: Getting our first investors has been incredible, we've been working with this firm called Indie Bio and they've been amazing. They invest in biotech companies. They've changed the level of company that we are. Looking at those long legal documents is scary and you feel the pressure and the weight of those expectations. Sometimes leveling up can bring down your confidence because you're now operating on a new level but you are probably doing a good job if you're leveling up and if good things keep happening. In terms of good things happening there have been lots. Someone from Nasa's jet propulsion lab got in touch with us and wanted to try out the bioluminescent formula we've been working in one of their experiments and I almost fell over. They are one of the biggest applied science organizations in the world. When things like that happen, the unexpected things that land on our doorstep, that's when I'm reminded that what we do could really impact a lot of people.  24:00 - Paige: The Canadian federal government creating legislation that limits the use of single-use plastics really is significant in terms of supporting up and coming companies that are trying to make new and more sustainable products. Bands like these are really important to pushing the needle so that more sustainable products can become the norm. We've looked into what it would take to get single-use glowsticks banned and basically what we've seen across the board is that for an item to be considered up for being banned there needs to be a demonstrated, widely available, commercially viable alternative. So we aren't there just yet but we're working towards that. The price, as we move forward, will be competitive with conventional glowsticks and as that happens, applying for a ban is definitely on our radar. 26:00 - Paige: One of the issues we've had is finding manufacturers who will work with these new biodegradable materials, and so if plastic items really are being banned then industries will have to shift towards working with some of these materials that are more sustainable. So seeing governments take strong and impactful moves to ban things is so needed.27:00 - Paige: I know that one of the core challenges in the environmental movement is the balance of individual responsibility and systemic/government responsibility. So I see things like bans as being an amazing reminder that they are being pushed forward by individuals. There was such a melancholy wave of, you know, sure, we're banning plastic bags but what does that really do. But honestly, it's one step at a time and I just really respect everyone who worked on that because it does take collective and concerted work to make these kinds of changes happen.28:30 - Paige: In the next 6 months we're fully launching our light wand for the first time ever and it's been such a labour of love, years and years in the making, and then on the business development side we'll be working on our seed round. Starting in mid-October I'll be focused on starting our seed round.

"There's no time,” the voice on the radio says. “You must come now.” I look around the cockpit of the spaceship—my spaceship. The control station, the thick, curved glass of the windows, the sleek engines quietly humming in the hull below—all of it is my design. I spent years building this spacecraft, painstakingly attending to each detail so it could do what no other ship has done. I put my heart and soul into this ship. How could I leave it behind? But then I look out the window at the black hole looming before me. A star-sized abyss that light itself cannot escape. Luminescent gas swirls around it, but the glow abruptly stops at the black hole's edge as its inescapable gravity pulls everything around it into eternal darkness. I can feel the black hole's gravity wrapping around every cell of my body, pulling me closer. I thought my spacecraft would be able to withstand the gravity at this distance, but I was wrong. I'm being pulled in, speeding toward the darkness, and it's only a matter of time before I'll be swallowed up forever. “Your ship isn't fast enough to escape this level of gravity,” the voice says. “But mine is.” I turn to face the opposite window, where another spaceship hovers adjacent to mine. I can see the faint outline of a figure sitting in the cockpit. It must be the man whose voice is coming through my radio, telling me he can save me. He speaks again, his voice calm but firm. “You need to come aboard my ship now.” I look at the screens and blinking lights around me. All my work—my ship, the data I'd collected, everything I'd accomplished to further human understanding of black holes—would be lost forever. But then I look out at the black hole again, feeling its gravity more acutely, and I realize it's all going to be lost anyway. Nothing can escape a black hole. Except for this man, whose voice is crackling over my ship's radio. He can escape it. Somehow, infinite gravity and darkness are no match for him. “Alright,” I say, turning my back on the computers, the cockpit—my whole life's work. “I'm coming.” • Courtney Lasater • According to Romans 6:23, we cannot escape the gravity of our sin, which leads to certain death. But Jesus can save us. He offers us the gift of eternal life! Romans 10:9 says, “If you openly declare that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.” • Have you ever given up something to follow Jesus? Was it worth it? • If you haven't put your trust in Jesus, what is holding you back? You can come to God with your questions, frustrations, fears...anything. When we seek God, He reveals Himself to us (Jeremiah 29:13). Who are trusted Christians you could talk to about questions you have? • If you want to know more about who Jesus is and what He's done, see our "Know Jesus" page. Yes, everything else is worthless when compared with the infinite value of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord. Philippians 3:8a (NLT)

"There was a serpent in the garden of Eden." What does that mean? First? I erase some glosses that get overlaid onto the text. Then, we work through both some historical-cultural and textual framing of the story of the serpent. What would ancient readers immediately have recognized about that creature, that story? How does the notion of divine oracles play into the story? Come laugh and think with me.

Today we're going to talk about… …Patience. Did you feel the tension in the pause, as your legs got jittery, your toes began to tap, and you wanted me to fill in the word and get on with today's meditation? Patience is the heart of what mindfulness is all about.  It is the embodiment of living in the now.  We see examples of patience in nature all the time: Seeds planted in the soil take time to grow and stick their head above the soil, and bloom and grow and bear fruit and flowers and vegetables. (Clock time vs. Horticultural time). Caterpillars in cocoons take time to become beautiful, brilliant butterflies. Bees patiently gather pollen for nectar, one flower at a time. A tiny acorn becomes an] giant oak tree… Gestation period for newborns.  Humans – 9 months, Elephants – 2 years (That would certainly give you plenty of time to get little Dumbo's room ready for sure!) And perhaps the best example of patience seen in Nature is found in water.  Canadian poet Margaret Atwood says, “Water does not resist. Water flows. When you plunge your hand into it, all you feel is a caress. Water is not a solid wall, it will not stop you. But water always goes where it wants to go, and nothing in the end can stand against it. Water is patient. Dripping water wears away a stone. Remember that, my child. Remember you are half water. If you can't go through an obstacle, go around it. Water does.” All of these examples in Nature are about growth and transformation of some kind.  When we can be in the moment, let go, and trust and allow – we begin to recognize that in its timeless, ancient wisdom, the Universe is unfolding right on schedule, and everything is happening exactly as it was meant to.  This brings an incredible peace that passes understanding. Patience is the kind and wise sister of persistence.  Together they make a killer combo in personal growth in getting what you want.  Especially when it comes to relationships. Patience is not only a virtue, but a very wise character trait to build.  Its opposite, Impatience, can cause road rage, start wars, bring financial disaster, ruin diets and even destroy relationships. The beautiful thing about patience is that there are opportunities every day and everywhere for us to practice it. Here are a few things you can do the next time you find yourself waiting in line or get stuck in traffic: First of all, take a deep breath in and remind yourself to be determined to remain in the moment and enjoy it to the best of your ability.  It's a great exercise in building focus and mental fitness. Now imagine yourself 30,000 feet above the noise and stress and worries of the world.  Try to see the big picture.  The stars and planets aren't worried or in a hurry, neither should you be. Picture yourself in your favorite Nature setting – Maybe a quiet forest, beside a babbling brook or river, or in a tranquil lake cabin or on a salt spray ocean beach. Do breathing exercises and enjoy a mini meditation. Think of everything you have to be grateful for… Pray. With a list like that, there's no reason to ever be impatient or stressed out again. Remember, obstacles make you stronger, and the more there are, the stronger you become. MEDITATION So when you're ready, make yourself comfortable, seated with your feet firmly planted and your spine upright, and close your eyes. Breathe in deeply… and exhale completely.  Do this a few times and settle in… Picture yourself in a beautiful garden.  The most beautiful garden you have ever seen. Not an ordinary flower garden or vegetable plot or nursery. Bigger. Not merely a well-tended city park filled with plants and flowers and shrubs, or tall trees and interesting landscape features. Better. Imagine a glorious, living, breathing, continuously-growing, ornamental garden that holds your gaze and entire being transfixed. Luminescent. Fascinating. A garden that breathes life into your very soul, as you breathe in the aromatic fragrance of gardenias, lilacs, roses, honeysuckle and freesia. Framing this garden are waterfalls, brooks and ponds, surrounded by a canopy of the most beautiful and interesting trees alive on the planet. (Describe trees, shapes, etc.) Birds and bees and butterflies on fairy-like wings grace this garden with magic and motion. The waters, teeming with fish, frogs, tadpoles, and turtles bring a sense of abundance and unspeakable joy. A fawn next to its mother pauses its grazing to lift its head and stare at you with wonder and interest. Deer, raccoons, rabbits and other wildlife stir and fills the canopies and corners of the garden with sounds of playfulness and delight with the very joy of their being. Massive mounds, rocks and hills and other unique and interesting landscape formations lend a sense of strength and character to this sanctuary. Winding whimsical pathways lead past fountains and water features, tree-houses and a stunning array of serendipitous surprises and gifts in every nook and corner along the way. A bliss-filled wonderland… Now imagine this is your personal Paradise.  This Garden of Bliss represents your inner world.  Your Garden of Well-Being. Imagine what it would have looked like before it was ever a garden.  A barren land filled with potential.  How long did each plant take to grow into the mature fullness of its true nature.  That which it was meant to become. What kind of incredible vision, persistence and patience was required to bring it to its fullness in this moment? Now sit and enjoy the fruits of Patience… “The two most powerful warriors are patience and time.” – Leo Tolstoy Let them work for you in the setting of Nature for becoming the best version of yourself.    

Join Teresa Carey as she breaks down the latest news on the technology that is solving the world's biggest problems. In today's show, Teresa covers luminescent cities, rock dust that can absorb greenhouse gasses, and digital music therapy. To learn more about the topics in this episode: Luminescent materials could cool our cities and light the streets Rock dust can turn farmland into a sponge for greenhouse gases How music can rewire the brain after an injury Green sand beaches could erase carbon emissions About the host: Teresa Carey is a senior staff writer at Freethink.com, where she covers genetics and the environment. She is also a US Coast Guard licensed captain and a NatGeo Explorer. In addition to Freethink her work can be found in BuzzFeed, Scientific American, PBS NewsHour, NPR Weekend Edition, Smithsonian and more. Find her on twitter @teresa_carey The post Technoptimist Radio 12/8/21: How music can rewire the brain after injury first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

In this episode of the Breathe Love & Magic podcast, I talk about the magic of the full moon. Luminescent and mysterious, the full moon offers ancient wisdom. You'll find out how to connect with the divine feminine energy that is the moon, tap into its lustrous power, be one with the Goddess, and celebrate ... Read more The post The Magic Of The Full Moon appeared first on It's Never Too Late for Love. © Ronnie Ann Ryan, 2019. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this site's author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Ronnie Ann Ryan with appropriate and specific direction to the original content.

Hello, my friends and welcome back to The Conscious Cafe! I am SO excited for this week's episode. First, I share my own experiences recently with shifting and transmuting energy, specifically fear, and the freedom I am finding from releasing control. This transition has largely been facilitated by my own Inner Being, or Soul, a process I share about deeply in today's show.Then, in the second half of the show, I introduce you to The Council and friends. That's right, some new non-physicals have joined the team! As I've been going more deeply inward and 'channeling myself', some new friends have popped in to my awareness. I am just starting to be able to differentiate between their energies, words, and voices, so this week I am sharing a taste of these new energies in a special audio clip.This clip was taken from a recording I did for a friend, who asked about whether she should stay or leave her job. I asked if I could practice on her, and here we are! The second half of the show is dedicated to this audio clip. In it, I let each new entity take turns answering the question, so you can really hear and feel the differences in each!Below, I've included a quick summary of each entity, and how I perceive them so far. Clarion- I feel her deep in my belly, below my ribs, and feel a sensation of fullness when the answer comes up. Pink. Soft, gentle, quiet, peaceful, deep.Raljnar- Feel like the energy comes back and over my head. Pale greeny-blue. Cheerful, chimey energy, love to rhyme.The Migration-  Wider band of energy behind my head. Luminescent white color. They are quick and sharp, and love the word 'creation'.And finally, The Council. I feel them like a warmth that fills my head. Blue. Peace, earnest, searching/inviting, powerful.I hope you enjoy this week's episode!The Council is a collection of nonphysical energies, channeled through my five senses to transmit their messages of love and wisdom to the Earth. They are dedicated to showing each being that True Love resides within, guiding you on each moment of your journey. Their peaceful and compassionate energy allows for deep internal transformation as their energy retunes our own energies back into harmony with The Truth of Who We Are.You can listen to the episode on connecting with your Inner Being here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1519978/8198818To connect more with The Council, subscribe to their weekly newsletter! You can sign up here: Into The Deep (list-manage.com)Let's journey Into The Deep, together. Find me on:Instagram: ☁️ Izzy ☁️ (@izzy.intothedeep) • Instagram photos and videosFacebook: Consciousness, Spirituality, and The Human Experience: Into The Deep | FacebookWebsite: Home - Into The Deep (welcometothedeep.com)Newsletter: Collectively Quantum (list-manage.com)One-on-One Sessions: Calendly - Isabel Wells

Squeezing and grinding to create next generation materials from humble beginnings. Changing magnetic field by changing shape could open the door for more efficient computers. Magnetostriction causes that 'hum' you hear from electronics but it can be harnessed for good. Large electrical devices like transformers or fluorescent tubes shape influences their magnetic field. The next generation of computers may harness the way magnetic fields and physical shape can be linked. Forget rare earth metals, there is a more efficient way to make high powered computer chips out of humble iron and gallium. Luminescent polymers can be found in fancy OLED screens but are complex to produce. How can you make fancy luminescent polymers from generic polymers? By grinding them. A unique way of grinding and rolling basic generic polymers could create powerful luminescent polymers for use in high end screens, lasers and bioimaging. P. B. Meisenheimer, R. A. Steinhardt, S. H. Sung, L. D. Williams, S. Zhuang, M. E. Nowakowski, S. Novakov, M. M. Torunbalci, B. Prasad, C. J. Zollner, Z. Wang, N. M. Dawley, J. Schubert, A. H. Hunter, S. Manipatruni, D. E. Nikonov, I. A. Young, L. Q. Chen, J. Bokor, S. A. Bhave, R. Ramesh, J.-M. Hu, E. Kioupakis, R. Hovden, D. G. Schlom, J. T. Heron. Engineering new limits to magnetostriction through metastability in iron-gallium alloys. Nature Communications, 2021; 12 (1) DOI: 10.1038/s41467-021-22793-x Koji Kubota, Naoki Toyoshima, Daiyo Miura, Julong Jiang, Satoshi Maeda, Mingoo Jin, Hajime Ito. Introduction of a Luminophore into Generic Polymers via Mechanoradical Coupling with a Prefluorescent Reagent. Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2021; DOI: 10.1002/anie.202105381

Squeezing and grinding to create next generation materials from humble beginnings. Changing magnetic field by changing shape could open the door for more efficient computers. Magnetostriction causes that 'hum' you hear from electronics but it can be harnessed for good. Large electrical devices like transformers or fluorescent tubes shape influences their magnetic field. The next generation of computers may harness the way magnetic fields and physical shape can be linked. Forget rare earth metals, there is a more efficient way to make high powered computer chips out of humble iron and gallium. Luminescent polymers can be found in fancy OLED screens but are complex to produce. How can you make fancy luminescent polymers from generic polymers? By grinding them. A unique way of grinding and rolling basic generic polymers could create powerful luminescent polymers for use in high end screens, lasers and bio-imaging. P. B. Meisenheimer, R. A. Steinhardt, S. H. Sung, L. D. Williams, S. Zhuang, M. E. Nowakowski, S. Novakov, M. M. Torunbalci, B. Prasad, C. J. Zollner, Z. Wang, N. M. Dawley, J. Schubert, A. H. Hunter, S. Manipatruni, D. E. Nikonov, I. A. Young, L. Q. Chen, J. Bokor, S. A. Bhave, R. Ramesh, J.-M. Hu, E. Kioupakis, R. Hovden, D. G. Schlom, J. T. Heron. Engineering new limits to magnetostriction through metastability in iron-gallium alloys. Nature Communications, 2021; 12 (1) DOI: 10.1038/s41467-021-22793-x Koji Kubota, Naoki Toyoshima, Daiyo Miura, Julong Jiang, Satoshi Maeda, Mingoo Jin, Hajime Ito. Introduction of a Luminophore into Generic Polymers via Mechanoradical Coupling with a Prefluorescent Reagent. Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2021; DOI: 10.1002/anie.202105381

Hier ist die neue Folge Unüberbrückbare Differenzen. Wir hatten Nicole aka Luminescent zu Gast, die bald ihr neues Album rausbringt und uns schon in die aktuelle Single hat reinhören lassen. Ihre Stimme ist unverkennbar! Hier ist die Playlist: https://tinyurl.com/unueberbrueckbaredifferenzen Wir hören diese Songs: Colored Moth - Maelstrøm Shatten - Katzen Füttern Ex:Re - Misery Is A Butterfly Luminescent - Kälte Viel Spaß! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tigeryouth/message

Luminescent bone-eating worms, giant squid and a sea cucumber commonly known as the headless chicken monster: some extraordinary creatures live at the bottom of the sea. For a long time almost everyone agreed the pressure was too intense for any life to exist. Now, it seems, the more we look the more new species we find. But, many fear, marine life would be threatened if plans to extract precious metals from the potato-sized metallic nodules that grow on the seabed are allowed to go ahead. Metals such as copper, manganese and cobalt are in high demand in the manufacture of mobile phones and renewable energy technologies, such as batteries for electric cars, wind turbines and solar panels. Deep sea mining companies argue that we will need these metals to create a carbon Net Zero economy. Meantime, the World Wildlife Fund is pushing for a moratorium on deep sea mining. And several companies agree: including Google, BMW, Volvo and Samsung. Do we need to choose between green and blue? Or is there a third way that protects both the planet and all the riches in our oceans? Marine biologist, Helen Scales talks to Jim Al-Khalili about her life and work: fish watching off an atoll in the South China Sea to assess the extinction risks to the Humphead Wrasse and a research expedition to explore the brilliant abyss. And she warns of the environmental devastation that could be caused if plans to mine the metals on the bottom of the ocean were to be allowed to go ahead. Producer: Anna Buckley

Squid can change colours, reflect light and blend in with their surroundings. How does the changing colours on squid skin work? What proteins and structures enable squid skin to reflect and amplify varying light? Squid can blend themselves into the starlight with the aid of bio-luminescence. The symbiotic relationship between bacteria and squid starts right after birth, and helps them shine to avoid predators and catch prey. A baby squid may not start out bioluminescent but a rapid spread of the right bacteria turns on the lights. Katherine E. Zink, Denise A. Ludvik, Phillip R. Lazzara, Terry W. Moore, Mark J. Mandel, Laura M. Sanchez. A Small Molecule Coordinates Symbiotic Behaviors in a Host Organ. mBio, 2021; 12 (2) DOI: 10.1128/mBio.03637-20 Daniel E. Morse, Esther Taxon. Reflectin needs its intensity amplifier: Realizing the potential of tunable structural biophotonics. Applied Physics Letters, 2020; 117 (22): 220501 DOI: 10.1063/5.0026546

Pragmatic daily doings combine with higher order aspirations – the spiritual quest for purpose and meaning in a cosmos with over an estimated 125 billion galaxies – as I strive each day to avoid absent minded busyness. You know of what I speak: the endless email dribble, invasive telemarketing phone calls, the internet fodder that often distracts more than discerns, enervates rather than entertains.

In this episode, we talk with scholar-practitioner Jacqueline Hargreaves about her work with the Hatha Yoga Project, her unlikely background as an engineer that first brought her to India, and her life as a nomadic yoga researcher with her partner Jason Birch. Jacqueline shares some wonderful stories about her work including a rare audience with Mysore's Royal Family and the discovery of a lost manuscript thousands of miles from India in a very unlikely place. We also discuss her upcoming online course, YS 114 | Rāja Yoga: History, Theory, and Practice which will be co-taught with Jason Birch. Speaker BioJacqueline Hargreaves is an Engineer, senior Yoga Teacher, and independent researcher who examines the contemporary meeting place between historical Yoga practices and their application in the modern world. She is a founding member of the Journal of Yoga Studies, a peer-reviewed academic journal, and the co-founder of The Luminescent, an independent open-access educational platform for publishing cutting-edge, original research from primary sources. She has travelled throughout India for fieldwork into the origins of Haṭhayoga and studied meditation extensively, including mindfulness-based meditation and intensive Zen practice in a remote part of Japan.Hargreaves collaborates with scholars, artists, and scientists to communicate research on both premodern and modern facets of Yoga. Most recently, she curated the exhibition Embodied Liberation I and II at the Brunei Gallery in London for the Hatha Yoga Project (SOAS University of London). In collaboration with the AyurYog Project (University of Vienna), Jacqueline curated the Untangling Traditions series and designed a web-based visual and interactive timeline for premodern yoga and Āyurveda. Hargreaves is currently producing a documentary film, which aims to bring to life the unique content of the postural practice preserved in an eighteenth-century Sanskrit yoga text, Haṭhābhyāsapaddhati, through a visual reconstruction of its extraordinary section on āsana. LinksThe Luminescent (www.theluminescent.org)Journal of Yoga Studies (www.journalofyogastudies.org) Embodied Liberation - The Textual, Ethnographic and Historical Research of the Hatha Yoga Project (www.soas.ac.uk/gallery/embodied-liberation/) AyurYog Timeline (ayuryog.org/timeline) Hatha Yoga Project (hyp.soas.ac.uk)Haṭhābhyāsapaddhati: A Precursor of Modern Yoga (hathabhyasapaddhati.org)  

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Founder & Owner of Luminescent Candles April Love! www.luminescentcandles.com https://instagram.com/luminescentcandles https://m.facebook.com/luminescentcandles MEET THE CANDLES THAT GIVE BACK MAKE A DIFFERENCE With every Luminescent Candles purchase, you help improve the lives of those affected by Cystic Fibrosis. #LUMINESCENTCANDLES All natural luxury candles crafted with pure coconut wax, non-toxic scents, and 100% cotton wicks that provide a slow clean burn. Hand-poured and perfectly gift wrapped. Your one stop luxury shop for all things candles. Handcrafted with love by artisan and entrepreneur April in the heart of the home -- the kitchen. Founded on a passion for wholesome + luxury products, and a recognized need for a non-toxic alternative that still offers the luxurious variety many of us love. The name Luminescent originates from her intent to enlighten consumers on the negative effects of traditional candles, and illuminate a more natural -yet still luxurious- solution. When it comes to these products, she is committed to the integrity of her process, and to providing a little bit of comfort and light in what can sometimes be a dim world.  ESSENCE Our candles are crafted with the most luxurious, rare ingredients: premium-grade coconut wax sustainably and ethically sourced in the USA + pure, non-toxic scents infused with essential oils + natural cotton wicks. Together, these elements produce a luxuriously long lasting and clean burn. Every package comes elegantly gift wrapped. All of our products are 100% cruelty-free.   PURPOSE The passion behind our company involves a story that took place in 2005 during a hospital visit, when doctors informed us that April's younger brother, Brandon, had been diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis- a rare, genetic disease that obstructs the lungs and many other parts of the body, for which there is currently no cure. The toxic chemicals in traditional candles are notably more harmful for anyone with CF (in addition to children, pets, and our own lungs), thus the need for a natural alternative has never been greater. For this reason, a portion of all profits are donated to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in hopes of finding a cure.  ALL NATURAL LUXURY CANDLES CRAFTED WITH PURE COCONUT WAX, NON-TOXIC SCENTS, AND 100% COTTON WICKS THAT PROVIDE A SLOW CLEAN BURN.  ✨And Don’t Forget To Follow My Ugly Truth Podcast ✨ FB/Instagram: @MyUglyTruthPodcast Twitter: Twitter.com/myuglytruth_pod Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/myuglytruthpodcast/?hl=en Website Link: https://instabio.cc/MyUglyTruthPodcast Email: MyUglyTruthPodcast@gmail.com

In this episode, we speak with Dr. Jason Birch (SOAS, University of London) about his early training in yoga and Indology, the early 2000s yoga scene in Rishikesh, Sanskrit manuscript hunting in India, his Oxford thesis on the Amanaska, Rāja Yoga traditions, the history of āsana, the significance of the Haṭhābhyāsapaddhati, Krishnamacharya and the legendary "Yoga Koruṇṭa", embodied philology, and more. Speaker BioJason Birch is a post-doctoral researcher fellow at SOAS, University of London. After completing a first class honours degree in Sanskrit and Hindi at the University of Sydney under Dr. Peter Oldmeadow, Jason was awarded a Clarendon scholarship to undertake a DPhil in Oriental Studies, University of Oxford, under the supervision of Prof. Alexis Sanderson. His dissertation (submitted 2013) focused on the earliest known Rājayoga text called the Amanaska and included a critical edition and annotated translation of this Sanskrit work along with a monographic introduction.He is currently a post-doctoral research fellow at SOAS working on the Haṭha Yoga Project, a 5-year ERC funded project which is now in the final year of completion. His particular area of research for the project is the history of physical yoga on the eve of colonialism. Jason is currently editing and translating six principle texts on Haṭha and Rājayoga, which will soon be available for publication. He also collaborates with Jacqueline Hargreaves on The Luminescent, an online hub for sharing yoga research. LinksThe Proliferation of Āsana-s in Late-Mediaeval Yoga Texts (Birch 2018)The Yoga of the Haṭhābhyāsapaddhati: Haṭhayoga on the Cusp of Modernity (Birch & Singleton 2019)http://hyp.soas.ac.uk/https://soas.academia.edu/jasonbirchhttps://www.theluminescent.org

This week we see the aftermath of Calamari and the sexual tension is REAL. Feyre opens up to Tam in a big way and finally shows off her art. Madison has a meltdown (again) on the insane slow burn. The veil is lifted at last and Feyre finds out she has basically been on “Spring Court Big Brother”.

With Thibas behind them and a clear mission ahead, our heroes make their way to Hellera; to get the Luminescent mushrooms. Spending a few days reading and working on the cells, they finally get the heads up from Sito, that they are entering the atmosphere. The excitement doesn't last as the moment the Miss Lily enters the atmosphere of Hellera, the ship stops working. A broken ship, and tensions high, Bacchus, Nora, and Daythorn begin their travels on the new world with odd flora.    If you like what we do, Please Rate, Review, and become a Patron!https://20sa.carrd.co/https://www.patreon.com/20sapodcastFrom our crew to yours: Stay safe, Wash your hands, and thank you to all of the essential workers of the world! 

Luminescent UFO's have been sighted over Iran for decades and reportedly have disabled and taken down Iranian fighter jets when engaged. Listen in to learn more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Also to be posted on the Kosmographia YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAPc... (associated websites still under construction) - please subscribe, as we will eventually have all the new episodes there. Topics covered in this show: Readings from “Space Time Transients and Unusual Events” re mammoth geophysical forces and localized magnified manifestations, seismic pressures on crystals and piezo-electric effect, inducing “luminosities”. Would affect living electrical systems also, including communications. Experiments on effects to brain function. Subterranean tidal forces on hydrosphere. Methods for exploiting these locations of enhanced energies. Brad tangent on “Uranus in Taurus” having effects on geological stability – 2019 volcanos and EQs. Radio blackout near recent California earthquakes. Knowledge of Wilhelm Reich? Yes, the “orgone energy” guy. Judge in 1954 denied that orgone energy exists, ignoring all these cultures that had tradition of Life energy or some subtle force. Son wrote “Book of Dreams” where he recalls his father telling him they wouldn’t let him out. Mike quote from favorite commentator, Malcolm Nance, “Coincidence takes planning.” LINKS: Ogopogo video https://globalnews.ca/video/5401099/a... Micah Hanks: https://www.micahhanks.com/shows/ Uranus in Taurus https://www.elitedaily.com/p/uranus-i... https://www.astrology.com/article/how... Buy books through our Amazon Storefront – IN THE WORKS! Support Randall Carlson's efforts to discover and share pivotal paradigm-shifting information! Improve the quality of the podcast and future videos. Allow him more time for his research into the many scientific journals, books, and his expeditions into the field, as he continues to decipher the clues that explain the mysteries of our past, and prepare us for the future... https://patreon.com/RandallCarlson

Philip K Dick Giving’em the old Philip K Dick joint. Cyberpunk. Adaptation fidelity. Even though it looks like it’s the future… Luminescent tattoos! Bioluminescence, electroluminescence, phosphorescence, and maybe some other -escences too! A world with three boobs. Well, maybe more than that in the whole world. Hand phones. Ubiquitous smart glass. Neck-mounted face-replacing direct-eye laser projectors. Memory manipulation and deletion. “The Fall” Digging a hole through the Earth. Trying to find hard things to do when building a space elevator is too easy. Adding unnecessary rockets to your earth-faller to reach a seventeen minute trip time. Digging deep in the Earth and heat issues. Finding impenetrable hot rock stew even without piercing the crust. Atmospheric pressure in the center of the Earth. Making it work by vacuum tube. The one easy straight line through the Earth that avoids the Coriolis effect, and the actually useful curved lines between land areas. 3d space-scanning Camera rocket grenades that explode into camera bullets. Like a camera, but more messy. IR scanning. Two-dimensional room-mapping by Roomba. Photogrammetry. Playing VR hentai sex games in your room, in your room. FACE SWAP by David Gidali: Vimeo Support the show!

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Testosterone Preposterous amounts of testosterone. Preposterone. Ahhnold and Carl Weathers. The muscles from Brussels in spaaaaace. Invisibility Picking a chunk of the electromagnetic spectrum to be invisible within. Spatial light manipulation Temporal light manipulation Spectral light manipulation Predator vision Seeing in infrared! Interactions between optical camouflage and optical receivers. Why doesn’t all the life on Earth have heat vision? Heat-tracking evolution. Pit viper heat sensors. Human heat-tracking. Biology absorbing infrared. Seeing in greyscale. Wet clay camouflage and effectiveness over time. Mythbusting. Infrared-blocking materials. Predator physiology Aliens vs Predator for top monster. Ears…? Bleeding. The rainbow of different blood colors available on Earth. Green blood. Luminescent blood. Figuring out why only arthropods seems to have mandibles, and lamenting the lack of them in macro predators. Shared Universe Appreciating that Blade Runner is pretty much officially the same world as Predator now. Self-destructing technology Techno-scuttling. Destroying advanced technology to keep it out of enemy hands. Super-expanding polymers. Amazon delivery drone automatic “dispersal.” If It Bleeds We Can Kill It - The Making of Predator: YouTube If It Bleeds We Can Kill It - Predator the Musical by legolambs: YouTube Support the show!

Of course, it is easier to say don’t give up than to do it, as my guest for this episode, Amanda Leduc admits. She’s the nonfiction Little Fiction: Big Truths, so, of course, we continue the trend from the last several episodes of Lit Mag Love and talk about truth-telling in creative nonfiction. Amanda is a writer with Cerebral Palsy, who grew up with scant examples of disability in literature. We talk about how the literary culture in general in North America, but in Canada particularly, has not made a place for writers with disabilities, while also taking stock of the really exciting times we are in, with many writers, Amanda among them, blazing a trail for younger disabled writers. Amanda Leduc is from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. She has published essays and short stories across Canada, the US, the UK, and Australia, and currently serves as the Communications and Development Coordinator for the Festival of Literary Diversity, Canada's first festival for diverse authors and stories. Her first novel, The Miracles of Ordinary Men, was published in 2013 by Toronto's ECW Press. Her new novel, The Centaur's Wife, is forthcoming from Random House Canada. Little Fiction is a mostly digital publisher of short fiction and nonfiction singles. They are not officially a lit mag, though but do publish on a monthly basis.

Of course, it is easier to say don’t give up than to do it, as my guest for this episode, Amanda Leduc admits. She’s the nonfiction Little Fiction: Big Truths, so, of course, we continue the trend from the last several episodes of Lit Mag Love and talk about truth-telling in creative nonfiction. Amanda is a writer with Cerebral Palsy, who grew up with scant examples of disability in literature. We talk about how the literary culture in general in North America, but in Canada particularly, has not made a place for writers with disabilities, while also taking stock of the really exciting times we are in, with many writers, Amanda among them, blazing a trail for younger disabled writers. Amanda Leduc is from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. She has published essays and short stories across Canada, the US, the UK, and Australia, and currently serves as the Communications and Development Coordinator for the Festival of Literary Diversity, Canada's first festival for diverse authors and stories. Her first novel, The Miracles of Ordinary Men, was published in 2013 by Toronto's ECW Press. Her new novel, The Centaur's Wife, is forthcoming from Random House Canada. Little Fiction is a mostly digital publisher of short fiction and nonfiction singles. They are not officially a lit mag, though but do publish on a monthly basis.

Does the world feel misty grey to you? How to shine amongst it? Here are two tips! Share with others! Philippians 2:14-15. Please share!

Luminescent by Nina Powles is the subject of today's discussion about reading and writing with Pip Adam.

The Anime Addicts discuss their most personal anime inspirations. How has anime inspired your life? Finally we do a review of Miss Kobayashi's Maid Dragon! What to be an Anime Addict? Join us at http://www.aaapodcast.com/join Twitter: https://twitter.com/aaapodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnimeAddictsAnonymousPodcast

Welcome to the first edition of Signal Boost, a twice a month edition of the Skiffy and Fanty Show where we use our platform to promote books, anthologies, comic books, short films, zines, blogs, podcasts, artists, and whatever other cool stuff we think you should hear about. In our first edition George Sandison, managing editor […]

This is a sermon given on February 5, 2017 by Fr. Ryan Jones. Scripture Reading: Isaiah 58:1-12 Psalm 112:1-10 1 Corinthians 2:1-16 Matthew 5:13-20 www.eucharistSF.org

Die Weihnachtszeit rückt immer näher. Liebe breitet sich in den Herzen aus. Eine Zeit, in der man großzügig an andere Menschen denkt und ihnen eine Freude machen möchte. Das haben sich auch die beiden Musiker Nicole und Steven gedacht und besuchen unsere abgehalfterten Moderatoren im Heim für gescheiterte Mediengestalten, um ihnen mit ein paar Aufmerksamkeitsalmosen das Gefühl zu geben, doch noch etwas wert zu sein. Auch wenn das garnicht stimmt. Der Adventstisch ist zum Bersten gedeckt mit hausgemachter Musik und reichlich Geplauder, so dass nicht mal das Gestümpere von Klaas Flinte und Friederin Krispin diese Sendung in den Sand setzen kann. Links zur Folge: Nicole aka Luminescent auf Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/luminescent.music/) Nicole auf Soundcloud (https://soundcloud.com/luminescent_music) Steven und Stanley auf Bandcamp (https://stevenundstanley.bandcamp.com/) Steven's Blog (http://stevenundstanley.blogspot.de/) Musikblog StayCloseToYourSoul (https://stayclosetoyoursoul.com/) Produced by Voice Republic For more podcasts visit http://voicerepublic.com

Interview Starts 24:55   Dr. Carmen Boulter - creator of Netflix hit series, The Pyramid Code joins us for a great chat about pyramids, ancient culture and her upcoming series The New Atlantis. Carmen's previous work also includes the great work Angels and Archetypes: An Evolutionary Map of Feminine Consciousness, traces fragments of information about matriarchal cultures in pre-dynastic Egypt, prehistoric Greece, and around the world.  Dr Carmen Boulter is the creative fire behind The Pyramid Code. She is the Director, Producer, and writer of the series.   We talk about how the current count of global pyramids is apparently approaching a staggering 100,000, massive underground cavern discoveries, new technologies used for measuring consiousness, 3d mapping of ancient sites, ground penetrating radar, and gaseous discharge visualization. (luminescent biofeedback, electrophotonic imaging). How does the great pyramid affect our chakras and what does that mean for Tomsk, a new age city in Russia built out of many modern pyramids?    James Brown's work on Electric Egyptians, Michael Cremo's work on OOParts, and Edward Leedskalnin's Coral Castle and also talked about among many other fascinating topics. See all the links below for additional information.    http://www.pyramidcode.com/  https://www.amazon.ca/Angels-Archetypes-Evolutionary-Feminine-Consciousness/dp/0926524380    In the intro Darren and Graham are driving back from their first sky dive at BigSky Skydiving. Thanks the Big Sky and our buddy James Nation for showing us the way and capturing footage for us. Graham chats about his synchronicity with Mike and Andrew Collin's book 'Genesis of the Gods'.   See links below for most of the stuff we chatted about during the show and the intro: http://skydivebigsky.ca/#_=_  http://www.andrewcollins.com/page/news/ Gobekli Tepe - Genesis of the Gods http://www.mcremo.com/ Forbidden Archeology  http://www.megalithomania.co.uk/klausdona.html  http://www.collective-evolution.com/2013/09/05/mind-over-matter-princeton-russian-scientist-reveal-the-secrets-of-human-aura-intentions/ http://www.higherperspectives.com/heart-intelligence-1704977600.html  http://www.electricancientegyptians.com/ James Brown http://www.jamesswagger.com/tours  http://coralcastle.com/  http://www.messagetoeagle.com/mysterious-enormous-underground-labyrinth-of-egypt-holds-secrets-kept-from-the-outside-world/  http://ancientmysteriesinternational.net/  https://globalpyramidconference.com/ http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/archive2.cgi?noframes;read=27160 Tomsk Pyramid City http://www.stevenhalpern.com/    Please Help support the show. Grimerica’s Honey DoBeDoBeDo List: !! – Grimerica is fully and solely listener supported. We adhere to the Value for Value model.  0 ads, 0 sponsorships, 0 breaks, 0 portals and links to corporate websites… just many hours of unlimited content for free. Thanks for listening!! Leave a review on iTunes and/or Stitcher https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-grimerica-show/id653314424?mt=2# http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-grimerica-show    Sign up for our newsletter http://www.grimerica.ca/news Leave a comment, ideas and guest/topic suggestions under any episode or blog http://www.grimerica.ca/   SPAM Graham = and send him your synchronicities, feedback, strange experiences and psychedelic trip reports!! graham@grimerica.com InstaGRAM  https://www.instagram.com/the_grimerica_show_podcast/    Tweet Darren https://twitter.com/Grimerica Send us a postcard or letter http://www.grimerica.ca/contact/ Thanks to Wayne Darnell for help with the website. http://www.darnelldigitalink.com/ http://www.lostbreadcomic.com/ link to Napolean Dehume's site   MUSIC  Grimerica Theme - Lock & Key Skydive - Strive SkyDive - Backstab

Blue Healer is David Beck, Bryan Mammel and Dees Stribling. This is one of the earlier Dupont Underground Sessions that we haven't yet released the video for. Had to post the audio though. The streets need it. Like many of the bands recorded, they rolled up in a white van. They then asked few questions as they were guided into a tunnel, which can be described only as sketchy as hell upon first glance. These are some of their underground sounds. For more info on the band: http://www.bluehealerusa.com/

Blue Healer is David Beck, Bryan Mammel and Dees Stribling. This is one of the earlier Dupont Underground Sessions that we haven't yet released the video for. Had to post the audio though. The streets need it. Like many of the bands recorded, they rolled up in a white van. They then asked few questions as they were guided into a tunnel, which can be described only as sketchy as hell upon first glance. These are some of their underground sounds. For more info on the band: http://www.bluehealerusa.com/

Mon, 11 Apr 2016 12:00:00 +0100 https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/19343/ https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/19343/1/Marchuk_Alexey.pdf Marchuk, Alexey

Interludes 1.0 (Audio: link) [audio:http://www.RunRunLive.com/PodcastEpisodes/Interludes1.mp3] Link Interludes1.mp3   Introduction: Hello my endurance friends and welcome to a crack-stuffing version of the RunRunLive podcast that I’m going to call “Interludes”.  I didn’t want you to think I fell into the abyss as I work to figure out the format for RunRunLive4.0.  I’ll keep passing along some content as I go to keep your interest.  You can always go back and sample one of the previous 300 episodes that are filled with so much fluff and stuff about long distance running and endurance sport.   I was going to call it interregnum, but that seemed a bit imperious.  But, it does lead us to a discussion of the value of a good command of Latin and Greek roots when trying to discern the language.  As you may have guessed the prefix ‘inter’, (technically a ‘morpheme’) means between or among.  In this case Inter means between.  Inter should not be confused with ‘intra’ which means ‘within’.   Intercompany would mean “Between companies” whereas “intra-company” would mean “within company”.  See how that works?  You can figure out the meaning of most words by looking at the morphemes.  Interregnum means between kingships.  The Latin root Reg is king.  As in Regicide, Regent, etc.    Now, as far as interlude, I thought at first that second bit, the ‘lude’ was a form of the Latin root Luce which means light – as in Lucid, Elucidate, Luminescent, etc. But I was wrong.  It turns out to be Middle English for ‘play’.  Which, is perfect, because what we have here is a pause between plays.   And I ‘d like to thank my 9th grade prep school English teacher Mr. Mitchell, for making me memorize all the Latin and Greek roots.  Very handy for dismembering meaning from any of the Latin languages.  Oh…We were supposed to talk about running, right?  Or atleast Zombies.  Did you like my zombie story in episode 300?  Can you imagine poor Andrew Kastor listening to that episode and having to suffer through all the self-indulgent schlock? Heavens! Speaking of Andrew Kastor, I get to run with him in the morning.  I’m safely ensconced in the New York Palace Hotel (5-stars) on Madison Ave across from Rockefeller Center.  They flew me in today and got me a limo into town.  I’m having drinks with them later.  I do feel a bit like Cinderella.  (but I’ll still never a Disney race)   I just made a successful foray into the wild metropolis (greek word) and managed to forage a bag of fruit and a kale salad with avocado, so the city isn’t too bad.  Today, well, we’ll see what I can get done.  I’ve got too many plates spinning at the moment, but today we’ll squeeze in an interview (see there’s that Morpheme again) interview with Jim from the seeker podcast who is a certified nurse.  I asked Jim to talk me through some of the things people should be looking for when they get a physical.   I’m also going to try to write up my Marine Corp marathon report for you…and maybe even something else.  I’ve got more ideas than time to birth them!  Last time we chatted, two weeks ago, I was getting ready to volunteer at the BayState Marathon and the Groton Town Forest Trail Race.  I did volunteer at Baystate, we work a water stop each year.  It’s fun.  We’re at the 7 and 17 mile marks of the Marathon.  I try to coach people and encourage them.  I know most of the local running clubs so I can call them out when I see the singlets.  It was a bit of windy day, as it is sometimes at BayState, and that knocked a lot of the folks down who were looking for times.  That’s why you need to train outside in real conditions.  Learn how to run in the wind and the rain.  There are techniques for all of this that can save your race. I had a 10 mile pace run on the calendar as my last taper run for Marine Corp that day.  I didn’t manage to get up in time, and instead decided to run the trail race, which is 9.5 miles as a substitute.  If you’ve never run the Groton Town Forest Trail Race you are missing out.  It’s a gnarly single path with plenty of vertical.   We had great trail conditions and a nice cool day.  The wind didn’t bother us in the trails.  I started out in the back with the baggage train and used the first 20 minutes to warm up.  Then I accelerated through the pack for the next 7 or so miles.  I’ve run the course plenty of times so I know how hard it is.  You’d better be in top trail shape if you decide to attack it.  In the last couple miles I caught all the people who underestimated the course and overestimated their abilities!  Yeah, I felt great, had a good race.  I had forgotten just how much fun trail running is!  Then, of course, I was down in Marine Corp last weekend.  Got that done without breaking anything, much. And now I’ve got The New York City Marathon this weekend, (which apparently has been outsourced to the Tata Consultancy).   Spinning plates… On with the show… Section One:  New York City Marathon Speech - http://runrunlive.com/gratitude http://youtu.be/xHYCClSGnfo?list=UUHxGvauB2-_J1qvR_oDobeg …. Intro to Interview:  I got my physical last week and everything checked out, but they handed me a bunch of blood work results which are mystifying to me.  I figured I’d share those and chat through them with Jim and see if we couldn’t save some lives.  My resting pulse, or heart rate is somewhere in the 36-42 BPM range, which is not normal, but it’s perfectly normal for me.  It’s partly genetics and partly endurance sports.  My blood pressure is 117 over 80, which I guess is normal.  My Prostate is okey-dokey on both the ever-pleasing digital exam and the PSA blood test.   By the way – men, get yourself tested.  As many men die from prostate cancer as women die from breast cancer and it’s 100% curable if they catch it early.  Ladies, make your men get tested.  The blood test they do checks all sorts of stuff, your sugar, your salt, your liver function and even if I was pregnant.  All of which I’m in the normal bounds on and (I’m not pregnant).  My liver function was borderline high but this is also one of those long distance running things.  I always go into these physicals after a hard race or workout and when you do that it can throw off your blood work, especially your liver function, because your liver is trying to clear all that crap from the workout out of your blood.   If you want a copy of my blood results with all the explanations I can send them to you.  Lean back and relax now while Jim and I discuss saving your life.   I didn’t have time to edit this so you’re getting our raw conversation.   Section two:  Marine Corp - http://runrunlive.com/2014-marine-corp-marathon Outro: Was that fun?  I bet it was.  Over the next couple weeks, if I survive New York, I’m going to dial back the training for November.  I have many balls in the air this month.  I have to get through a colonoscopy.  I’ve also got an appointment with the cardiologist to see if we can figure out what’s going on with my heart rate.   I went in yesterday to my doctor and I brought some HR graphs from some of my runs to show him what I’m experiencing.  About 40 minutes into a workout my HR will flip to max and I’ll feel it.  There is no way my heart rate should be getting up into the 180’s and 190’s unless a bear’s chasing me.  A zombie bear.  An alien zombie bear.   I’m perfectly ok if the answer is ‘you’re old’. But I want to make sure it’s not some new adventure that’s going to cause me to not return from a run.   Therefor – If I hit the cement hard in the NYC marathon and don’t get up, tell my wife I’ve got 3-4 interviews on the hard drive that need to be edited and released.  I will see you out there.  Chris,  

Interludes 1.0 (Audio: link) [audio:http://www.RunRunLive.com/PodcastEpisodes/Interludes1.mp3] Link Interludes1.mp3   Introduction: Hello my endurance friends and welcome to a crack-stuffing version of the RunRunLive podcast that I'm going to call “Interludes”.  I didn't want you to think I fell into the abyss as I work to figure out the format for RunRunLive4.0.  I'll keep passing along some content as I go to keep your interest.  You can always go back and sample one of the previous 300 episodes that are filled with so much fluff and stuff about long distance running and endurance sport.   I was going to call it interregnum, but that seemed a bit imperious.  But, it does lead us to a discussion of the value of a good command of Latin and Greek roots when trying to discern the language.  As you may have guessed the prefix ‘inter', (technically a ‘morpheme') means between or among.  In this case Inter means between.  Inter should not be confused with ‘intra' which means ‘within'.   Intercompany would mean “Between companies” whereas “intra-company” would mean “within company”.  See how that works?  You can figure out the meaning of most words by looking at the morphemes.  Interregnum means between kingships.  The Latin root Reg is king.  As in Regicide, Regent, etc.    Now, as far as interlude, I thought at first that second bit, the ‘lude' was a form of the Latin root Luce which means light – as in Lucid, Elucidate, Luminescent, etc. But I was wrong.  It turns out to be Middle English for ‘play'.  Which, is perfect, because what we have here is a pause between plays.   And I ‘d like to thank my 9th grade prep school English teacher Mr. Mitchell, for making me memorize all the Latin and Greek roots.  Very handy for dismembering meaning from any of the Latin languages.  Oh…We were supposed to talk about running, right?  Or atleast Zombies.  Did you like my zombie story in episode 300?  Can you imagine poor Andrew Kastor listening to that episode and having to suffer through all the self-indulgent schlock? Heavens! Speaking of Andrew Kastor, I get to run with him in the morning.  I'm safely ensconced in the New York Palace Hotel (5-stars) on Madison Ave across from Rockefeller Center.  They flew me in today and got me a limo into town.  I'm having drinks with them later.  I do feel a bit like Cinderella.  (but I'll still never a Disney race)   I just made a successful foray into the wild metropolis (greek word) and managed to forage a bag of fruit and a kale salad with avocado, so the city isn't too bad.  Today, well, we'll see what I can get done.  I've got too many plates spinning at the moment, but today we'll squeeze in an interview (see there's that Morpheme again) interview with Jim from the seeker podcast who is a certified nurse.  I asked Jim to talk me through some of the things people should be looking for when they get a physical.   I'm also going to try to write up my Marine Corp marathon report for you…and maybe even something else.  I've got more ideas than time to birth them!  Last time we chatted, two weeks ago, I was getting ready to volunteer at the BayState Marathon and the Groton Town Forest Trail Race.  I did volunteer at Baystate, we work a water stop each year.  It's fun.  We're at the 7 and 17 mile marks of the Marathon.  I try to coach people and encourage them.  I know most of the local running clubs so I can call them out when I see the singlets.  It was a bit of windy day, as it is sometimes at BayState, and that knocked a lot of the folks down who were looking for times.  That's why you need to train outside in real conditions.  Learn how to run in the wind and the rain.  There are techniques for all of this that can save your race. I had a 10 mile pace run on the calendar as my last taper run for Marine Corp that day.  I didn't manage to get up in time, and instead decided to run the trail race, which is 9.5 miles as a substitute.  If you've never run the Groton Town Forest Trail Race you are missing out.  It's a gnarly single path with plenty of vertical.   We had great trail conditions and a nice cool day.  The wind didn't bother us in the trails.  I started out in the back with the baggage train and used the first 20 minutes to warm up.  Then I accelerated through the pack for the next 7 or so miles.  I've run the course plenty of times so I know how hard it is.  You'd better be in top trail shape if you decide to attack it.  In the last couple miles I caught all the people who underestimated the course and overestimated their abilities!  Yeah, I felt great, had a good race.  I had forgotten just how much fun trail running is!  Then, of course, I was down in Marine Corp last weekend.  Got that done without breaking anything, much. And now I've got The New York City Marathon this weekend, (which apparently has been outsourced to the Tata Consultancy).   Spinning plates… On with the show… Section One:  New York City Marathon Speech - http://runrunlive.com/gratitude http://youtu.be/xHYCClSGnfo?list=UUHxGvauB2-_J1qvR_oDobeg …. Intro to Interview:  I got my physical last week and everything checked out, but they handed me a bunch of blood work results which are mystifying to me.  I figured I'd share those and chat through them with Jim and see if we couldn't save some lives.  My resting pulse, or heart rate is somewhere in the 36-42 BPM range, which is not normal, but it's perfectly normal for me.  It's partly genetics and partly endurance sports.  My blood pressure is 117 over 80, which I guess is normal.  My Prostate is okey-dokey on both the ever-pleasing digital exam and the PSA blood test.   By the way – men, get yourself tested.  As many men die from prostate cancer as women die from breast cancer and it's 100% curable if they catch it early.  Ladies, make your men get tested.  The blood test they do checks all sorts of stuff, your sugar, your salt, your liver function and even if I was pregnant.  All of which I'm in the normal bounds on and (I'm not pregnant).  My liver function was borderline high but this is also one of those long distance running things.  I always go into these physicals after a hard race or workout and when you do that it can throw off your blood work, especially your liver function, because your liver is trying to clear all that crap from the workout out of your blood.   If you want a copy of my blood results with all the explanations I can send them to you.  Lean back and relax now while Jim and I discuss saving your life.   I didn't have time to edit this so you're getting our raw conversation.   Section two:  Marine Corp - http://runrunlive.com/2014-marine-corp-marathon Outro: Was that fun?  I bet it was.  Over the next couple weeks, if I survive New York, I'm going to dial back the training for November.  I have many balls in the air this month.  I have to get through a colonoscopy.  I've also got an appointment with the cardiologist to see if we can figure out what's going on with my heart rate.   I went in yesterday to my doctor and I brought some HR graphs from some of my runs to show him what I'm experiencing.  About 40 minutes into a workout my HR will flip to max and I'll feel it.  There is no way my heart rate should be getting up into the 180's and 190's unless a bear's chasing me.  A zombie bear.  An alien zombie bear.   I'm perfectly ok if the answer is ‘you're old'. But I want to make sure it's not some new adventure that's going to cause me to not return from a run.   Therefor – If I hit the cement hard in the NYC marathon and don't get up, tell my wife I've got 3-4 interviews on the hard drive that need to be edited and released.  I will see you out there.  Chris,  

Tue, 17 Jun 2014 12:00:00 +0100 https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/17490/ https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/17490/1/Rosenthal_Tobias_C.pdf Rosenthal, Tobias ddc:540,

Sermon by Rev. John Elford, University United Methodist Church, Austin, Texas.

Thu, 31 Oct 2013 12:00:00 +0100 https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/16493/ https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/16493/1/Seibald_Markus_A.pdf Seibald, Markus Armin

Environment/Energy

Fri, 1 Jan 1982 12:00:00 +0100 https://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/8340/1/8340.pdf Scriba, Peter Christian; Strasburger, C. J.; Klitzing, L. v.; Fricke, H.; Wood, W. G.