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Justin and Rob tackle the most controversial topics in herpetoculture. The co-hosts or guests take one side of the issue and try to hold their own in a no-holds-barred contest of intellect. Who will win? You decide. Reptile Fight Club!In this episode, Justin and Chuck tackle the topic of Photos vs Video on herping trips with Blaine Mazzetti.Who will win? You decide. Reptile Fight Club!Follow Justin Julander @Australian Addiction Reptiles-http://www.australianaddiction.comFollow Rob @ https://www.instagram.com/highplainsherp/Follow MPR Network on:FB: https://www.facebook.com/MoreliaPythonRadioIG: https://www.instagram.com/mpr_network/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtrEaKcyN8KvC3pqaiYc0RQMore ways to support the shows.Swag store: https://teespring.com/stores/mprnetworkPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/moreliapythonradio
Più di venti medaglie che nel 2023 sono andate ad accrescere il palmares dei riconoscimenti e le prime stime di un anno che si chiude con un andamento positivo. Non si ferma il settore dei distillati che anche nel 2023 fa registrare il segno “più” per Mazzetti d'Altavilla, storica distilleria situata nel cuore delle colline Unesco del Monferrato che traccia un bilancio entusiasmante dell'anno non senza importanti traguardi che riguardano la qualità e l'apprezzamento degli spirits made in Piemonte, in Italia come all'estero.
In questa puntata di Estadeli si parla di come copiare sia diventata una cosa normaleDiventa un Problemìn abbonandoti suhttps://www.patreon.com/problemio con il merchandise che trovi suhttps://problemi.bigcartel.comSeguimi su Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/jonzazanE premi la campanellina su Spotify Il sito di Sarah Mazzettihttps://sarahmazzetti.com/Instagram di Sarah Mazzettihttps://www.instagram.com/sarahmazzetti/
Scott talks to Mr. Ethan Solomon and Ms. Jena Mazzetti about how students and their caregivers can prepare for life after high school. Ethan and Jena offer advice to counter the stressors of preparing for college, share ways to be supportive of students without being overbearing, and answer questions about how young adults and their families can enjoy the experiences that lay ahead.Ethan Solomon, MEd, is currently an educational administrator at the Arlington School, a therapeutic day school for students with social, emotional, and academic challenges. He serves as a school liaison with families, school districts, and the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.Jena Mazzetti, MEd, is the transition specialist at the Arlington School at McLean Hospital. At the Arlington School, Ms. Mazzetti also leads SCOR, the Student Community OutReach club, and enjoys volunteering with the Arlington School students in the local towns and communities.RELEVANT CONTENT:– More about the episode: https://mclean.link/3an– Read the episode transcript: https://mclean.link/8x9- - -The McLean Hospital podcast Mindful Things is intended to provide general information and to help listeners learn about mental health, educational opportunities, and research initiatives. This podcast is not an attempt to practice medicine or to provide specific medical advice.© 2023 McLean Hospital. All Rights Reserved.
Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.07.03.547019v1?rss=1 Authors: Ghafari, T., Mazzetti, C., Garner, K., Gutteling, T., Jensen, O. Abstract: Evidence suggests that subcortical structures play a role in high-level cognitive functions such as the allocation of spatial attention. While there is abundant evidence in humans for posterior alpha band oscillations being modulated by spatial attention, little is known about how subcortical regions contribute to these oscillatory modulations, particularly under varying conditions of cognitive challenge. In this study, we combined MEG and structural MRI data to investigate the role of subcortical structures in controlling the allocation of attentional resources by employing a cued spatial attention paradigm with varying levels of perceptual load. We asked whether hemispheric lateralization of volumetric measures of the thalamus and basal ganglia predicted the hemispheric modulation of alpha-band power. Lateral asymmetry of the globus pallidus, caudate nucleus, and thalamus predicted attention-related modulations of posterior alpha oscillations. When the perceptual load was applied to the target and the distractor was salient caudate nucleus asymmetry predicted alpha-band modulations. Globus Pallidus was predictive of alpha-band modulations when either the target had a high load, or the distractor was salient, but not both. Finally, the asymmetry of the thalamus predicted alpha band modulation when neither component of the task was perceptually demanding. In addition to delivering new insight into the subcortical circuity controlling alpha oscillations with spatial attention, our finding might also have clinical applications. We provide a framework that could be followed for detecting how structural changes associated with neurological disorders in subcortical regions can be reflected in the modulation of oscillatory brain activity. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC
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Tue, 04 Apr 2023 13:45:00 +0000 https://transaktionsanalyse.online/151 f8a6d632184ba536eb89f5267fe79234 Episode 151 Charlotte Sills und Marco Mazzetti haben auf ein Modell zurückgegriffen, welches Sills und Salters 1991 vorgestellt haben, um verschiedene Ansätze und Schulen der Transaktionsanalyse zu vergleichen. Daher trägt das Modell den Namen „Comparative Script System“ (vergleichendes Skriptsystem. Sills und Mazzetti nutzen das Modell mehr integrierend als vergleichend, darum verwenden wir die Bezeichnung „Integrierendes Skriptsystem“. Beim integrierenden Skriptsystem handelt es sich um eine dynamische Karte, die beschreibt, wie der Mensch von der Kindheit an seine Persönlichkeit entwickelt und lernt, in der Welt zu bestehen. Das Modell kann für verschiedene Zwecke genutzt werden: Fokussierung auf die Schlüsselthemen visuelle Darstellung von Übertragungs- und Gegenübertragungsdynamiken Klärung der Grenze zwischen Beratung, Coaching, Supervision einerseits und Psychotherapie andererseits Die vier Bereiche des integrierenden Skriptsystems: Vergangenheit – dort und damals A. Wiederholungen der Dynamiken von Erfahrungen und Ereignissen B. Bedeutungsgebung: Annahmen über sich selbst, andere und die Welt Gegenwart – hier und jetzt C. Muster des Denkens und Fühlens, Erwartungen und Vorstellungen D. Beobachtbares Verhalten und Kommunikationsstil 151 full Episode 151 no Transaktionsanalyse,Skript,Skriptsystem Christin Nierlich und Jürg Bolliger
In questo nuovo episodio, Alessandro e Riccardo parlano con Angelo Mazzetti, Head of Public Policy Italy, Greece, Malta and Cyprus, della call per startup organizzata da Meta in collaborazione con LVentures dedicata allo sviluppo di soluzioni capaci di aiutare le aziende ad adottare modelli di business sostenibili, gli ultimi aggiornamenti sul metaverso e le più grandi sfide all'orizzonte per la piattaforma.Ascolta gli altri podcast di Will
Lorenza Mazzetti's work as filmmaker and writer has explored personal traumas and society through the eyes of an outsider. The episode will explore her work with Brighid Lowe and Henry K. Miller, makers of the documentary Together with Lorenza Mazzetti. Guest speakers: Brighid Lowe; Henry K. Miller.Visit theitalianfiles.com for full transcript and episode notes.
Non c'è tregua per la crescita del distillato italiano targato Mazzetti d'Altavilla che in questo finale di 2022 traccia un bilancio assai roseo a coronamento di un anno ricco di novità e successi. Le ragioni per brindare sotto l'albero alla buona salute della grappa sono molteplici. Innanzitutto in questi ultimi dodici mesi i distillati prodotti in cima alla collina di Altavilla Monferrato hanno ottenuto una nuova pioggia di riconoscimenti a livello internazionale tale da confermare l'obiettivo costante di elevazione degli standard produttivi da parte dell'azienda gestita dalla sesta e settima generazione della Famiglia Mazzetti. Gli ultimi in ordine cronologico sono stati i “5 Grappoli Grappa” attribuiti dalla prestigiosa Guida Bibenda (edizione 2023) a ben due Riserve di punta di Mazzetti d'Altavilla: “Incanto”, grappa ottenuta dalle vinacce di Nebbiolo dell'area a denominazione Barbaresco e lungamente invecchiata in pregiate essenze lignee, e “Gaia Mazzetti”, la portabandiera dell'aromaticità piemontese grazie al paziente affinamento in botti di Moscato e Cortese. Ma prima della selezione di Bibenda, il 2022 aveva già portato il record di medaglie ottenute finora da Mazzetti d'Altavilla in una sola edizione del Concorso Alambicco d'Oro: ben 6 fra Ori e Argenti che si sommano alle Medaglie d'Oro ai Grappa Award 2022 per la Riserva Segni, che effettua un invecchiamento in ben 6 botticelle di essenze lignee differenti per 5 anni e per l'ormai iconica “7.0”.
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La newsletter di settembre di Mis(S)conosciute - Scrittrici (e altre cose) tra parentesi in versione podcast.- Protagonista della rubrica Bio(S)conosciute è la scrittrice Lorenza Mazzetti - Per la rubrica “Scrittrice legge Scrittrice” l'autrice ospite Roberta Lippi legge Alice Munro e Carrie Fisher. Per le musiche ringraziamo gli Shijo X.Tutte le illustrazioni di Mis(S)conosciute sono di Monica Lasagni.La newsletter arriva via mail ogni 8 del mese e ci si iscrive su: https://missconosciute.substack.com/Se vuoi segnalarci autrici da scoprire, se vuoi dare il tuo contributo alla newsletter e consigliarci eventi, libri, letture, film, podcast, o anche solo dirci “ciao”, scrivici a missconosciute@gmail.com!Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mis-s-conosciute-la-newsletter-in-podcast--5466090/support.
Rik Mazzetti, Board Chairman for the Rincon Economic Development Corporation (REDCO), talks about the businesses that REDCO has created to preserve the culture, ancestral history, and tribal identify of the Rincon Band. Mazzetti discusses the Rincon Reservation Road Brewery (3R Brewery).
Dante Mazzetti's Marvelous Music, an Inferno Ablaze from a Balcony.As a NYC Fireman, Dante rescues the heart. In this episode we hear three of Dante's songs, as Steve Yusko your host joins in conversation with both Dante and his wife Jessica. We discover Dante's inspiration as he and his wife team up to support Dante's music career. With over 42, 000 followers on FaceBook, Dante Mazzetti is destined to be a household name in the music industry. Named one of the Top 20 Prospects by Music Connection Magazine, Dante Mazzetti delivers a unique brand of alternative roots music. Described as a “standout songwriter” (New Music Weekly), "multi-talented musician" (The Independent), and "the next big thing" (Keep Walking Music), Mazzetti is known for his gravelly vocals and fearless creativity. Mazzetti has been featured on radio stations throughout the world, has opened for several major artists, such as Ben Folds, Guster, and America, and was chosen to star in Levi's "What's True" national television commercial campaign.Growing up in New York City's vibrant cultural landscape has influenced Mazzetti's eclectic musical style. Mazzetti notes, "New York City is a place where happiness, tragedy, anger, and love intersect on street corners daily. It's the ultimate experiment. Thousands of people from all walks of life, all the cultures of the world. Lyrical and musical inspiration is everywhere."Connect with The Long Island Sound Podcast Intro/Outro song in this episode: “Fading out Fast” from Mike Nugent's album, Mike Nugent and the Blue Moon Band . Opening Narration by Faith YuskoAll songs in this podcast episode have been used with prior permission by the artists. Remember to Rate & Review the show! Help us keep the conversation going with your donation - Click Right Here or go to GigDestiny.com The growth of The Long Island Sound Podcast has been exponential. Help us grow the show!Subscribe to the GigDestiny.com Site here for bonus contentSubscribe to our YouTube ChannelCall the Listener Line & leave your comments: (631) 800-3579Remember to Rate & Review the show! Help us keep the conversation going with your donation - Click Right Here or go to GigDestiny.com The growth of The Long Island Sound Podcast has been exponential. Help us grow the show!Subscribe to the GigDestiny.com Site here for bonus contentSubscribe to our YouTube ChannelCall the Listener Line & leave your comments: (631) 800-3579 Remember to Rate & Review the show! Help us keep the conversation going with your donation - Click Right Here or go to GigDestiny.com Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREE
Dalla collaborazione fra l'Azienda Ferraris Agricola di Luca Ferraris - attuale proprietaria dei filari più storici di vitigno Ruchè - e Mazzetti d'Altavilla - Distillatori dal 1846, realtà del territorio fondata ben 176 anni fa e da tempo attenta alla valorizzazione del Ruchè nella distillazione nasce la Grappa "7.0 Le Origini", la nuovissima Riserva ottenuta dall'esclusiva distillazione di vinacce provenienti dalla storica“Vigna del Parroco”.
Viene el más guapo de los guapos a LA LENGUA. El gran Luciano Mazzetti para hablar del contenido en YouTube, de “Viaja y Prueba”, de cómo estudió actuación dos años pero nunca se animó a actuar, como le huye al estereotipo de galán y cómo lleva la paternidad con sus otros hobbies como las motos, cocinar, la tabla, la bici, etc. Completito el muchacho por mi madre. Como siempre con harto chongo y buena onda. ¡Vacílense con este video lengüeros!
Trentaquattresima puntata della terza stagione della rubrica, nel canale spreaker J-TACTICS, dedicata alle women ed alle giovanili della Juventus, J-WORLD.Vince ancora la Juventus Women l'ultima giornata di campionato.Il risultato è di 2-1 sul Milan con le reti di Zamanian e Pedersen.Le bianconere sono le prime a fermare il Milan che non aveva mai perso in questo girone di ritorno.Grande prova della squadra di Joe Montemurro che ora mette nel mirino la Coppa Italia.Altra impresa per la Juventus Under23 che, batte il Renate in trasferta grazie alla rete di Da Graca e conquista l'accesso al secondo turno dei playoff nazionali di Serie C. Continua il sogno promozione per i bianconeri di Zauli.La prima delle due sfide valide per i quarti di finale Playoff va al Padova.I biancoscudati si impongono 1-0 al Moccagatta al termine di una gara combattuta grazie al gol di Chiricò al 23' del secondo tempo e si portano in vantaggio in vista della gara di ritorno che deciderà chi accederà alla semifinale.I ragazzi dell'Under23 ci hanno provato fino all'ultimo, combattendo anche con la fatica, senza trovare però il guizzo per il pareggio.Si chiude con una cinquina alla SPAL la regular season della Juventus Under19.I bianconeri vincono 5-2 facendo registrare il miglior attacco del torneo con 68 reti segnate in 34 partite.Di Chibozo (doppietta), Bonetti, Cerri e Mbangula le reti di questo pomeriggio.La squadra di Mister Bonatti chiude, così, al quinto posto e nei quarti di finale dei playoff Scudetto affronterà l'Atalanta.Vittoria netta per la squadra allenata da Mister Panzanaro nel match valevole per la gara di andata degli ottavi di finale playoff. I bianconeri si impongono 5-2 contro i pari età del Torino.Decisive la doppietta di Finocchiaro e le reti di Boufandar, Pugno e Nuti.Gara di ritorno per i ragazzi dell'Under16 dominata sulla falsariga del match d'andata, 5-1 il risultato finale per i giovani bianconeri.L'Under15 pareggia 1-1 in casa contro il Bologna, anche in questo caso nell'incontro valido per l'andata degli ottavi di finale Scudetto.Felsinei avanti nel primo tempo con il gol di Mazzetti e raggiunti nella ripresa dalla rete di Merola.Gara di ritorno dominata dai ragazzi del Bologna, che sconfiggono i ragazzi dell'Under15 con un secco 3-0.A Borgaro, nell'ultima giornata della regular season, la Primavera femminile (Under19) supera 3-1 il Cittadella e vola a quota 58 punti in classifica.Di Beccari, nel primo tempo, di Lepera e Pfattner nella ripresa le marcature bianconere.Juve che chiude la competizione al primo posto, con tre punti di vantaggio sul Milan secondo.Ora, testa alla fase finale!Le ragazze dell'Under17 femminile che partecipano al campionato nazionale, superano con un perentorio 5-0 in trasferta le ragazze del Su Planu, nel match valido per la fase Interregionale.Roboante vittoria delle giovani bianconere dell'Under15 femminile che partecipano al campionato nazionale, 9-0 rifilato alle pari età del Monza, nel match valido per la fase Interregionale.Non mancherà poi uno sguardo ai prossimi impegni delle women e delle giovanili:Juve-Roma women,(Finale di Coppa Italia)Domenica 22 maggio, ore 14:30,Stadio Mazza-Ferrara.Padova-Juve Under23,(Gara di ritorno playoff nazionali)Sabato 21 maggio, ore 18,Stadio Euganeo-Padova.Juve-Torino Under17 femm.,Domenica 22 maggio, ore 17.Anche quest'anno sarà nostra guida nel mondo Juve, il sempre competente e preciso amico Roberto Loforte, Fuori rosa TV.
Schmetterlinge, Hahnenkamm, Foi Gras, Surströmming... gibt es die Grenzen des guten Geschmacks? Dieser Frage gehen unsere Kauboys auf den Grund, nach dem Dennis in einem Post aus dem zwei Sterne Restaurant ALCHEMIST (Kopenhagen) gesehen hat, das hier auch Schmetterlinge im Essen landen. Chris stellt die "Lieblingsplätzchen zu Weihnachten" Frage und wo fängt Spritzgebäck an und wo hört es auf. Inspiriert durch den Talk will Stenger endlich mal Surströmming probieren. Wahrscheinlich sind allen die Videos bekannt, in denen sich die Leute schon am fermentierten Fisch aus Schweden versucht haben und unser Produzent ("Ich kann alles essen") möchte nicht glauben, dass es so schlimm ist. Auflösung in der nächsten Folge! Auch schon ein kleiner Hinweis auf das Thema der nächsten Folge: unsere Kauboys ernähren sich zur nächsten Aufzeichnung strikt vegan und berichten von ihren Erfahrungen beim Einkaufen, Kochen und Essen gehen. Wir werden unterstützt von Mazzetti https://mazzettioriginale.de Verwandeln Sie Ihre Gerichte in etwas ganz Besonderes. Holen Sie sich das italienische Genussgefühl nach Hause. Laden Sie Freunde ein und verfeinern Sie ihre kleinen Gaumenfreuden mit Mazzetti L'Originale. Auch als Getränk macht sich der Bianco Speciale ganz hervorragend ;) Mazzetti ist in allen großen Lebensmitteleinzelhandelsketten vertreten. Die Produkte kosten zwischen 2,79€- 15€. Der Apfelessig kostet ca. 3,49€, ein Balsamico-Essig aus Modena ab 3,49€ und für den ganz besonderen Traditionellen Balsamico-Essig aus Modena, der 25 Jahre lang gereift ist, kann der Preis von 160€ erreicht werden.
Michael “Buffalo “ Mazzetti today on Hempresent with Vivian McPeak only on Cannabis Radio. Today's guest on Hempresent is Michael “Buffalo “ Mazzetti. Hailing from the Okanogan Highlands of Washington state since 1975, Mazzetti is a Vietnam-Era veteran and received a Bachelor's of food science from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY. He has been an advocate for the medical and recreational use of cannabis since the 1970s. His views were originally influenced by books such as The Emperor Wears No Clothes by Jack Herer, and “Back to Eden” by Jethro Kloss'. While helping his mother battle lung cancer in 1982, Mazzetti recognized the benefits of using cannabis to help her maintain a quality of life as she died with dignity.
Retornando à Batalha de Atores do podcast Esculachos Cacofônicos, Leo Jardim, Fabio Baptista e Rafael Sollberg recebem Gabriel Mazzetti, do podcast Maior Aprendiz, para analisar a filmografia do NICOLAS CAGE e desvendar o CAGEVERSO. Apoia a gente e tenha vantagens como participar do grupo secreto e ouvir trechos EXCLUSIVOS cortados dos episódios: https://apoia.se/esculachoscacofonicos ---- 8< ------ Maior Aprendiz (@maioraprendizcast), podcast do Mazzetti: https://linktr.ee/maioraprendiz Projeto Podcast (@projetopodcastoficial), outro podcast com participação do Mazzetti: https://linktr.ee/projetopodcastoficial À Sombra de Todas as Coisas que Nunca Puderam Ser, livro do Fabio Baptista: https://www.amazon.com.br/dp/B08LCQRB1B A Redenção do Anjo Caído, o outro livro do Fabio Baptista: https://www.amazon.com.br/dp/B01LKQOSXM/ Adorei! Nota 2, canal com as resenhas do Rafael Sollberg: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJgvOrmA1ZgxPjxWQRtydOg ---- 8< ------ TOP 5: 1 - Senhor das Armas 2 - Despedida em Las Vegas 3 - A Outra Face 4 - 8mm 5 - Vício Frenético / Jiu Jitsu --- Mazzetti: 1 - Jiu-Jitsu 2 - A Outra Face 3 - Motoqueiro Fantasma 4 - Willy`s Wonderland 5 - Presságio --- Fabio: 1 - 8mm 2 - Despedida em Las Vegas 3 - Peggy Sue 4 - O Senhor das Armasd 5 - A Outra Face --- Rafael: 1 - Vício Frenético 2 - Despedida em Las Vegas 3 - O Senhor das Armas 4 - Olhos de Serpente 5 - 8mm --- Leo: 1 - O Senhor das Armas 2 - Cidade dos Anjos 3 - A Outra Face 4 - Despedida em Las Vegas 5 - Um Homem de Família ---- 8< ------ E-mail: esculachoscacofonicos@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/esculachoscacofonicos/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/esculachoscacofonicos/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EsculachosCacof Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr7x2yPT5ZjTsVAwshlfdow ---- 8< ------
Unser Dennis ist wieder voll eingespannt in der "Zweiten Liebe" und lässt sich nur schwer für eine Folge ausspannen. Dann kommt eben der Berg zum Propheten. Wir haben unseren Sternekoch telefonisch in die Folge geholt und ihm über die Schulter gehört, wie er das Mise en Place für den ausgebuchten Abend vorbereitet. Dabei verrät er uns und natürlich euch wieder ein paar Kniffs und Tricks der Vor- und Zubereitung. Was steht noch an? Chris war in Berlin bei Max Strohe essen, Stenger hat sich in Bremerhaven ein 1,9kg Tomahawk Steak reingedrückt (zu zweit), was ist eigentlich das beste Hangover-Food, knallt die Weinbegleitung zum Menü mehr und wie bereitet man einen Caesar Salad eigentlich richtig zu? Kommt in die Leitung und erfahrt es selbst! Wir werden unterstützt von Mazzetti https://mazzettioriginale.de/ Verwandeln Sie Ihre Gerichte in etwas ganz Besonderes. Holen Sie sich das italienische Genussgefühl nach Hause. Laden Sie Freunde ein und verfeinern Sie ihre kleinen Gaumenfreuden mit Mazzetti L'Originale. Auch als Getränk macht sich der Bianco Speciale ganz hervorragend ;) Mazzetti ist in allen großen Lebensmitteleinzelhandelsketten vertreten. Die Produkte kosten zwischen 2,79€- 15€. Der Apfelessig kostet ca. 3,49€, ein Balsamico-Essig aus Modena ab 3,49€ und für den ganz besonderen Traditionellen Balsamico-Essig aus Modena, der 25 Jahre lang gereift ist, kann der Preis von 160€ erreicht werden.
In episode 64 of The Great Women Artists Podcast, Katy Hessel interviews the acclaimed writer ALI SMITH (!!!!) on Pauline Boty, Barbara Hepworth, Tacita Dean and Lorenza Mazzetti !!!! [This episode is brought to you by Alighieri jewellery: www.alighieri.co.uk | use the code TGWA at checkout for 10% off!] The FINAL episode of Season 5 of the GWA Podcast, we speak to one of the GREATEST authors and writers in the world, Ali Smith, about the artists who act as the 'spine' for her recently-completed series of four stand-alone novels, grouped as the Seasonal Quartet: Pauline Boty in Autumn, Barbara Hepworth in Winter, Tacita Dean in Spring, and filmmaker Lorenza Mazetti in Summer, who in their own way, as presences as people, spirits, or their work, interweave into each story so beautifully. Written in the space of four years, between 2016–2020, these books track and are witness to, some of the most unprecedented, and extraordinary events in living history. Beginning with Autumn, known as the first-Brexit novel, the final book in the series, Summer, was written in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic. Born in Inverness, Scotland, and now based in Cambridge, Ali Smith is acclaimed for her fictional work, and non-fiction writing on some of my favourite artists. The author of Public library and other stories, How to be both, Shire, Artful, and MANY OTHERS, Smith has been shortlisted for the Booker Prize, the Orange Prize, The Man Booker Prize, and has won the Bailey's Prize, the Goldsmiths Prize and the Costa Novel of the Year Award for her brilliant novel, How To Be Both. PAULINE BOTY – AUTUMN One of the most important artists to change the face of British Pop Art (as well as being an Actress, TV star, radio commentator, who read Proust) Pauline Boty EPITOMISED the possibilities of the modern Pop woman. She captured the glamour and vivacity of the 1960s, including those of music stars to film icons, think Marylin to Elvis, Boty worshipped the proliferation of imagery available in the post-War era. BARBARA HEPWORTH – WINTER The Titan of British sculpture, Hepworth set up a studio in St Ives during World War II, and is hailed for her small-to-colossal hand-carved wooden sculptures. Cast in stone and bronze, sometimes embedded with strings or flashes of colour, and fluctuating between hard and soft, light and dark, round and straight, solid and hollow, the spirit of Hepworth's work is at the spine of Spring and through Ali's incredible writing makes us SEE differently. TACITA DEAN – SPRING Filmmaker and artist, Dean, seven-metre-wide work The Montafon Letter is a vast chalk drawing on nine blackboards joined together, looms in Spring (and is also an exhibition visited by the protagonist Richard at the Royal Academy). Dean says in some ways the work about Brexit and about hope; “hope that the last avalanche will uncover us”. Much like Smith's post-Brexit novels. LORENZA MAZZETTI – SUMMER A new artist for me, this story of the Italian-born filmmaker who came of age in the 1960s is one of the most profound in the history of art. I am not going to tell you anything else other than listen to Ali tell her story. LINKS TO ALI'S BOOKS! https://www.waterstones.com/book/autumn/ali-smith/9780241973318 https://www.waterstones.com/book/winter/ali-smith/9780241973332 https://www.waterstones.com/book/spring/ali-smith/9780241973356 https://www.waterstones.com/book/summer/ali-smith/9780241973370 We also discuss How To Be Both at the very start! https://www.waterstones.com/book/how-to-be-both/ali-smith/9780141025209 LISTEN NOW + ENJOY!!! Follow us: Katy Hessel: @thegreatwomenartists / @katy.hessel Sound editing by Winnie Simon Artwork by @thisisaliceskinner Music by Ben Wetherfield https://www.thegreatwomenartists.com/
Día ocupado en el pleno del Congreso, donde se ha votado la suspensión del legislador Édgar Alarcón y la inhabilitación del expresidente Martín Vizcarra y las exministras Pilar Mazzetti y Elizabeth Astete.
La comisión multipartidaria del Congreso encargada de investigar el caso de vacunación irregular elaboró un informe que recomienda nuevas denuncias contra Vizcarra, Mazzetti y Astete.
La subcomisión de acusaciones constitucionales del Congreso aprobó por mayoría el informe que recomienda la inhabilitación para la función pública del expresidente Martín Vizcarra, así como de las exministras de Salud, Pilar Mazzetti, y de Relaciones Exteriores, Elizabeth Astete.
Episodio 93 . Afirmaciones y desmentidos entre dos exministras mantienen vivo el #VacunaGate. Lescano se tatúa el populismo pidiendo el Huáscar y Carranza sale de la CAF.
Las exministras Elizabeth Astete y Pilar Mazzetti, del Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y del Ministerio de Salud respectivamente, acudieron hoy a la subcomisión de acusaciones constitucionales del Congreso, que investiga la aplicación de vacunas de Sinopharm por parte de altos funcionarios públicos de Salud y Cancillería.
Luego que se revelara una lista (Vacunagate) con los nombres de ciudadanos que recibieron la vacuna contra la COVID-19 irregularmente, incluidos el del expresidente Martín Vizcarra y su ministra Pilar Mazzetti, el conductor de Exitosa, Nicolás Lúcar, arremetió contra ambos y los responsabilizó por al crisis de la segunda ola del COVID-19.
Durante su participación en CADE 2021, la ministra de Salud, Pilar Mazzetti comentó sobre el reto de la vacunación para hacer frente a la crisis sanitaria de la COVID-19. Escuchemos el siguiente informe de Lucia Barja.
Mazzetti retorna al liderazgo de la cartera de Salud, que dejó tras la vacancia de Martín Vizcarra. Reemplaza a Abel Salinas.
Mazzetti retorna al liderazgo de la cartera de Salud, que dejó tras la vacancia de Martín Vizcarra. Reemplaza a Abel Salinas.
Durante su participación en CADE 2021, la ministra de Salud, Pilar Mazzetti comentó sobre el reto de la vacunación para hacer frente a la crisis sanitaria de la COVID-19. Escuchemos el siguiente informe de Lucia Barja.
Hoy el programa se dedica a resolver las dudas y preguntas que los seguidores hacen al Dr. Huerta, pero antes comentamos las controvertidas declaraciones de Trump respecto a los estudios científicos y las declaraciones a la prensa de Pilar Mazzetti, Ministra de Salud, respecto a las cifras de muertes en el Perú por la pandemia.
Tras denuncia de subregistros a cargo de un medio de comunicación, la Dra. Pilar Mazzetti da explicaciones en rueda de prensa junto al Ministro de Salud de cómo se elabora el registro de defunciones por covid-19 en el Perú. Elmer Huerta reflexiona, desde el marco de la salud pública, sobre lo que está sucediendo en el Perú y el mundo.
Esta semana se conoció que la exministra de salud Pilar Mazzetti se aplicó las dos dosis de la vacuna de SINOPHARM en secreto dentro del escándalo por la aplicación irregular de vacunas experimentales contra la COVID-19. El Gobierno dejó sin efectos las gracias que se le dio a través de una resolución suprema. Los detalles en el siguiente Informe RPP.
Esta semana se conoció que la exministra de salud Pilar Mazzetti se aplicó las dos dosis de la vacuna de SINOPHARM en secreto dentro del escándalo por la aplicación irregular de vacunas experimentales contra la COVID-19. El Gobierno dejó sin efectos las gracias que se le dio a través de una resolución suprema. Los detalles en el siguiente Informe RPP.
Atención. El conductor de Exitosa, Nicolás Lúcar, se refirió a las declaraciones que Francisco Sagasti brindó a una cadena internacional; y precisó que la exministra de Salud, Pilar Mazzetti, es la regla, más no la excepción, refiriéndose así a la corrupción que impera en la clase política peruana.
De acuerdo a un informe de la unidad de investigación de El Comercio, 75 funcionarios públicos del Ministerio de Salud y de la Cancillería, donde figuran las exministras Pilar Mazzeti y Elizabeth Astete, respectivamente, recibieron “la vacuna de cortesía”. ¿Quienes más se encuentran en esta lista? Aquí te contamos.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
De acuerdo a un informe de la unidad de investigación de El Comercio, 75 funcionarios públicos del Ministerio de Salud y de la Cancillería, donde figuran las exministras Pilar Mazzeti y Elizabeth Astete, respectivamente, recibieron “la vacuna de cortesía”. ¿Quienes más se encuentran en esta lista? Aquí te contamos.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Luego que la exministra de Salud, Pilar Mazzetti, confirmara públicamente que se vacunó contra la Covid-19 en secreto, Nicolás Lúcar arremetió contra la doctora y la calificó de 'mentirosa, inmoral y caradura' al recordar que fue al Congreso y desconocíó las inmunizaciones de altos funcionarios a pesar de que recibió el inyectable.
Después que la Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia (UPCH) desmintiera la versión de Martín Vizcarra, quien dijo que él y su esposa participaron en los ensayos clínicos para la vacuna de Sinopharm contra la COVID-19, el conductor de Exitosa, Nicolás Lúcar, arremetió nuevamente contra el expresidente y lo calificó de 'mentiroso'.
Nicolás Lúcar sobre Pilar Mazzetti: Ayer el país entero esperaba con expectativa el mensaje del presidente Francisco Sagasti con respecto a las medidas a tomar frente a la crisis del coronavirus. Y lo que tuvimos es una enorme decepción, porque no estuvo el presidente en un momento de crisis. Es decir, cuando se está diciendo que estamos en la segunda ola y no tenemos camas UCI.
No, doctora Pilar Mazzetti. Ustedes, los políticos en el Perú, porque usted es parte de la clase política, tienen un deporte más importante que el fútbol: impunidad. Ustedes nunca son responsables de nada. El Perú tuvo que enfrentar la crisis del coronavirus con un sistema de salud colapsado, con el primer nivel de atención fue desmantelado, y donde la población se arrumaba en las emergencias de los hospitales.
Hoy, la ministra de Salud Pilar Mazzetti realizó una presentación ante la Comisión COVID-19 del Congreso de la República para explicar la situación actual frente a la pandemia de coronavirus.
Mazzetti indicó que vacunas de Covax Facility podrían llegar para el primer trimestre del 2021. México autoriza la vacuna de Astrazeneca y Oxford contra el coronavirus. Esto y mucho más en las 5 del día.
Y seguimos un día más sin información sobre la vacuna. ¿Por qué es secreta la información? Que hay qué hacer para saber quiénes son los responsables de que en este momento, en que están vacunando en todo el mundo, nosotros no tengamos ningún contrato firmado. Y nadie es responsable.
Nicolás Lúcar sobre Vizcarra y Mazzetti: Yo creo que ya llegó la hora de que en el Perú empiecen a cambiar las cosas. Ese es el reclamo profundo que viene de la sociedad peruana. En un contexto donde no tenemos un sistema de representación adecuada. Porque [seria distinto] si tuviéramos partidos organizados y una sociedad civil. No me refiero a las ONG, sino a los trabajadores.
This week we check in with George Huxford from Apidura makers of cycling bags for every gravel cycling adventure. We learn the various types of bags from tip to tail of the bicycle and get some practical advice on packing and load distribution. Episode Sponsor: PNW Components (15% off with code 'thegravelride') Apidura online Apidura Instagram Support the Podcast Automated Transcription (please excuse the typos) Apidura: George Huxford - Bags for every cycling adventure 00:00:05 - 00:05:12 Hello and welcome to The Gravel Ride podcast I'm your host Craig Dalton. This week's podcast is brought to you by our friends at P. N. W. Components. I've been riding the coast handlebar at four hundred and eighty millimeters and the coast dropper post for maybe almost three months now, and after tell you I'm really sold particularly with my recent move down to two Panga California. I've really started to own my appreciation for the suspended dropper post. So, let's make an important distinction. there. I'm a big fan of the dropper post the ability to drop your saddle down via technical sections the Costa Dropper Post is actually a suspended dropper post. So it's air actuated meaning. You can tune it to your body weight and preference, but the post will actually dipped down when I hit a rather aggressive hit with the back end of my bike. So I'm using the dropper component. When I know I'm going to get into some rough stuff and the suspended component when I don't. The net result of this is I'm always protected when I get into the rough stuff saddle up saddle down I've got a little secret weapon. This dropper post combined with the wide handlebars has left me as comfortable as I've ever been getting into the technical terrain. So if you're looking for something to up your technical elements, definitely give pm w components look at pm w components, dot com, and for the gravel ride podcast listeners, you can get fifteen percent off coupon for your first order using the code the gravel ride. So onto this week's guest, really excited to welcome George Houck's furred from the bag company Applera based in London England. Abdur has a full range of bags for gravel cycling bike packing excetera. You guys know I love bags. So as exciting to talk to George and take bags from every different angle on the bike and talk about mixing and matching different bags to meet your gravel cycling needs so I. Hope You enjoy this interview and with that said, let's dive right in George Welcome to the show. Thank you. Thank you. It's great to be here Yeah. It's a real honor you listen to podcasts for. Rages now. Yes. Fantastic guests and yeah. So It's going to be amongst them I appreciate that. Well, let's start off by learning a little bit about you and your cycling background, and then about epidurals and how it came about and I'm excited really everybody on the WHO listened to the podcast knows I'm a big bag geek. So I'm excited to kind of just go from tip to tail and talk about the full range of bags that grovel cyclists can be using to satisfy. Their their gear capacity heeds. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. That sounds great. I'm Yeah. I'm a massive Geek on as well. So we're GONNA need someone to stop too much into the details to a perfect house zips work and all that kind of thing. But yeah, we'll try and keep interesting right on. So how did you? How did you get into cycling and how did you find your way to aperture and how did the company get started? Well, I've I like a lot of your guests start off in white shops. Growing up at always been into bike since anything really racing mountain bikes riding Banamex is all kinds of stuff. Are Not led me working in bike shops Off the. Ships bit moved up to the what can brand and. I ended up driving a big van for the demo bikes round the UK, for a number of years to events, setting people up full suspension bikes setting up in talks and trial sentences, which was which was great and that sort of led me down a kind of marketing within the cycle industry Yeah and then I I came across the aperture once they've been what's been going for little bit to kind of help them with the with the growth than. Themselves in the in the kind of wide cycling market. So. Yeah. At this point, I've been here. Account even think maybe it's three is Yes go relatively young company and. Yeah I'm not spend time with them now and when the company was first founded, they've was it founded around us certain specific product or opportunity. yet to ascend extent. So the company was actually founded in two thousand thirteen, but it was it was about a year and for products came out. So a found a tour had been been writing for a great number of years and had really gotten into the side riding coming mugged on a long distance cross country background, and then moving into longer longer events. I'm basically found that the kind of the on offer at that time to kind of backpacking gear wasn't the same kind of experience maybe wasn't the same kind of technical stand as she used to in kind of clothing and in the bikes and suspension electron stuff and I wanted to kind of. 00:05:13 - 00:10:02 Add a bit more technology and make a little bit if people actually get the stuff on their bikes. So having done toward abide, she decided to kind of. Out in south accompanied. By, two thousand fourteen. I packs were on the market. And since then I think we've really entered the golden age of bags on bikes. The innovation has been. Super staggering the last few years. Likes, and we now see bags attached almost everywhere across the bike and I needed. Yeah. Yeah. That's that's a good point I mean when? When bought packing I died it was really. It was more about what it wasn't. It wasn't racks and Patios and that meant people can put bags on the kind of bikes that particular surface they weren't to right. Instead of starting with a bike, the luggage you start with the ride bike for the kind of writing once. said, he wanted to ride for a week on a mountain bike of two weeks on a road bike you went. Held back trying to find something that could run a rack Sarah it comes style that way the the archetype. Like packing ranges probably the saddle pack then quite quickly. So handlebar pox name frame packs. And those kind of like there's three pieces make what most people think the covered. By packing south. You're quite right and plenty of of places on the bike where you can squeeze and space if you want to. Yeah I think you know one of the big takeaways I wanted to have the listener? Arrive at from this conversation was just they already have a bike that's capable of doing massive amounts of adventure from. Multi Week, multi-month touring to just being more comfortable on a long big day ride. So if we talk about the different types of packs I thought, it'd be a good way to start just a start at the front of the bike and let's go through all the different modalities because you've referenced handlebar bags frame bags and saddlebags which will drill into but there's also additional mounting points from top to mounts to folk mounts two. Different I know you've got different accessory packs that velcro onto the bike anywhere you want who? Let's start at the front of the bike and maybe down at the fork and just talk about what's possible. Yeah. Yeah. That's that's a really good way of going I'm semi when I look at a kind of applied this I'm always trying to balance out is. Accessibility, that's it's the the white and the white balance on the bike So as you get kind of. Away from where you are a writer, that's the kind of stuff way you've got limited accessibility it's so stop worrying to go into maybe just the beginning of the ride or at the end of the ride. So on the full quayle talking about this there's loads of companies now, really getting into the idea of helping white pack is out wiping more mounts on their bikes. On the foot mounts really good spot for that image you can carry around comfortably zero solid mountain place. what it lacks is that kind of accessibility from the Saddle Sipho may be in stuff that. That was like kind camping out maybe or needed for the the at the end of the Roy robinsons want to be getting into as far as weight distribution George. So I don't have any experience with extra weight on the forks like that on the side how to how does one think about that does the imagine it slows the steering down quite a bit. So is there you packing your most lightweight? Non, every moment needed items down there. Yeah that that would certainly be my suggestion. Packs on the four care of some of the last packs I would add to pretty full sets up. So it's the kind of thing if we. Sang out for. To a three week trip and you needed some extra stuff worth it got really cold Planning Mountain Pastas awebber changeable. It's real good spot for an extra thick sleeping bag or another layer sleeping system as well as a a down jacket or something like that generally that yeah. January the principal we wanna think about is the heavy of the item the closer to the bottom bracket we want to put it. That just keeps the handling as you'd expect on your bunk and the key thing about the packing set is that we can use a whole system of smallpox to kind of to achieve that objective robin putting everything just in one spot mobike. Yeah. That makes a ton of sense and when you look at the a line up, you can see a lot of these different small areas and accessory packs that are possible and as you said, it's it's really about kind of taking the the big areas which might be the the seat pack, the frame pack and handlebar role, and augmenting them as necessary depending on the duration of your trip. Yet you caught right there and you know. 00:10:02 - 00:15:13 A mixture of smaller packs, a larger number of smaller. One Big One it also helps to organize if you've just getting into one, they kind of a really large pack trying to find that one small thing you need it, it can be a bit difficult having things more organized into lots of small places can sometimes help you up. Yeah, absolutely. So going up a little bit onto the handlebar now, there's a couple of different style bags that you guys offer. I had previous experience with kind of a role side bag. which until I went to a larger handlebar, my gravel bike, it actually wouldn't fit on my gravel bike with a kind of forty four centimeter bar and to your point earlier, I would sort of focus a lot of stuff that I wasn't going to need during the day. So I might put my sleeping bag in there because I was always a bit conscious of the weight on the front end of the handlebar just in terms of the effects of the steering. Yeah I completely agree with that often myself this is exactly what goes that my sleeping bag up a baby bag or Top shelter in here. It's a thin you WANNA be getting into the beginning and end of the rod of getting ended derailing. It because of the shape that you've got that you're quite right their offspring restrictions based on how you've likes out. So Away Hood saw. How Wide Jabbar is sometimes, you'll find different shifts with a different amount of fro on that Liba when you shifting can affect this as well. So it's always best to to really check those before what when setting a backup you'll find most people's packs similar to ours have kind of that role feature on that allows you to just the the. Width of what you're putting it on most things are going to put American principal. So you can really shaped up to how you want it. I do think I do think that the size restrictions on these bikes is actually super positive thing because I. Think new bike packers have a tendency to try to bring everything in the kitchen sink with them and. Being forced to edit is so crucial I found in getting a bike that still writable and just getting the minimal amount of gear that you need to have to be safe. Yeah you're entirely right. I mean we say here Super Light. It is we spend a Lotta time trying to make as light as we can, but some of the biggest weight savings just the up in there. So the the biggest savings on the stuff that gets left home when send your bike things, you don't really need. Yeah and I think when we talk about handlebar bags, there's definitely arranged right there's obviously like the sort of the expedition style pack which is trying to carry as much gear as possible but there's also smaller packs which I've talked about on the podcast before and You know in the wintertime just having a small handlebar bag can be super super useful location for your extra Jackie, your gloves and a little bit of food. Yeah Yeah I agree with that. Kind of the maximum space that we can really use a areas something probably in the twenty liter range and that's on a ball. You know it's really wide like a real flat drop. Well, maybe even a flatbed depending on your up and then yeah, we can go right down to something a lot smaller. Those kind of the smaller Bob it's opening. Really, good for grapple as you suggest that kind of. Semi accessible I call it kind of one on clipped accessibility where you could just put that one Riyobi's from the bike and grab a jacket or bar something is, is it really useful spun? You can still. Get that benefit even when you go into a full packing south by using an accessory pocket or another Pao Chung from of that. Any brands that have a similar approach Abbott. Let Lil extra. Accessibility is important things you might want to grab on the road. So I think it's a great time to be having this conversation as a lot of parts of the world they're going into winter time and just the idea having a a little bit extra storage capacity somewhere on your bike for an extra jacket or vaster gloves can really adds to the comfort level is slipping back a little bit on the bike. Another popular area is that top tube pack for. Kind of power bars, maybe holding your phone little bit small amounts of food for those of you who have stared down at the two bolts on your top tube and scratched her head as to what the heck. Therefore they're really for these top two packs that can add just a little bit to the to the bike. Yeah. This is a this is a fantastic was any ride to be honest And it's great. We're seeing so many more people. Deciding to to carry hit. This Israeli for the things that you normally putting your jazzy pockets. But maybe if you're riding gravel with a little bit more room, you don't want to be reaching behind and riding one hand trying to dig out own or never energy bars a this is a much basketball. You can instantly grab it. You can see what you're carrying multiple different sizes options out there depending on whether he'll balancing lightweight or you once it's fully waterproof all like mentioned, you want some of the used bolts on the top of your bike extra ability that was actually one of my first piff unease of bags on the bike for gravel and I. 00:15:14 - 00:20:03 What You said is spot on when you're off road reaching back to your pocket becomes more difficult. So having something in front of you while you're on a sort of a bumpy climb that you can unzip or flip flop over and just grab some food or any item, you need quick access to as really been a game changer for me really enjoy that I've stopped using it a little bit in as I've moved to the next bag I wanted to talk about, which is sort of the the quarter or half frame bag. Can you talk about that type of bag how it attach is and maybe the storage capacity those bags offer. Yes sure Yeah. Experience that she very similar deals. Sa-, this kind of pack occupies the Front space of your frame triangle I refer to Lisa's of like a wedge. The key thing with this kind of packing there's it's not size Pacific your bike. It still allows you to run water bottles have access just normal typically in this space on the bike, we can give you somewhere between two full elitist spending. What kind of a self you've them what kind of patchy get that's about double. What you get from atop cheap pack the cool thing about the easiest that really really stable typically be connecting to your down tribute talk to you potentially around your head chief as well which means that just lock in there that really out the way. Completely clear of your knees. However, you writing doing Yeah I'm for me I quite honestly mainstay time. Now this there's no downside to it. It works equally well, completely full or empty So yeah. If you put on that sped up and eat snacks then left with. Any Yeah I already skipped over that one. I'm glad you brought that up because that's one one that I haven't used personally kind of the smaller right up to the front bag I jumped right to the quarter frame bag going all the way to the seat tube Yeah. Yeah. So I think I think that's a great point because. And that's that's the takeaway I think for the listener is kind of look at the range of bags. Your favorite supplier has if you go to the APP Adora site, you'll see all these different things and you'll start it'll start to click in your mind. Oh, that would be a good combination maybe it's a atop to to bag and this little bag or a different seat bag or handlebar bag, and you start to piece together the storage capacity that you need for your style of writing. Yeah, that's quite right and if you find pox that really worked fuel kind of epic on a day rights and then you want to take up something a bit further and it's just a matter of. adding. Something small you. If you beginning packs with the idea, feel one weeklong trip year you'll you wouldn't have as much use some time. Yeah I'm I'm frankly probably guilty of carrying too much stuff on the daily just because I have that full of length of the top tube quarter frame bag on my bike but I, just love the convenience I don't really have to think about editing too much my gear I just have a full repair kit in their plus jacket an extra gloves almost every ride yeah. Yeah this is a great. It's a great kind of pop going all the way back to that a seat cheap the the other benefits you know when you are the longer trips is that things tent Poles that they can start working in that when she using the full length, your top cheap. Depending on how big your bike is. You have to stop thinking about how you're going to carry Walter this point if you're in a smaller bike, you may have to use kind of bowl cage relocated or consider using a small all even side entry cages just to make sure that you still access But yeah, for most people, this kind of offering packed like that. Isn't again, the Weber much is going to give you storage capacity up to about about five liters depending frame size. Yeah. Let's point actually I did move to those kind of side mounted or side accessed bottle cages to just accommodate two water bottles on my medium size frame and not style bag. The other thing I want to point out is I've sort of eliminated for my daily rides, any other type of bag on the bike so I'm no longer using a seat bag. Or handle bag when I have that what I call the quarter frame bag I think you're referring to it at the half frame bag when I put that on I just kind of consolidate everything into it and I do enjoy the kind of clean aesthetic look to it, and also the knowledge that with some smaller bags whether it's reattaching seat bag or handlebar bag I sort of dramatically open up from a percentage perspective what I can carry. Yeah. Yeah. That's quite right and. You know moving away from storing stuff under the saddle does not more options. 00:20:03 - 00:25:02 The drop opposed spoke essentially lot mud gods. Just, nodding your hands in their way, you often get Plus. Lots more, snacks. Exactly, now let's move onto the big guy something I've never personally owned the full frame pack. So that's that's something that's occupying almost the entirety of the area and the main triangle of your frame. But as you alluded to earlier from kind of a weight distribution perspective, getting a lot of your geared down in that area is super important in terms of ride quality. So can you talk about full frame packs and how you see them being used? Yeah. Full frame pack is is actually one of those packs a often people on. If. They end up using one and kind of take the plunge. It becomes when the favourite packs the me this is the kind of gear that you'd be thinking Abou- If you're doing a multiday right the the main advantage chairs that you're really maximizing all space in that triangle if you think about it autism bowl cage, pretty inefficient way of filling that kind of triangle shape if if given a triangle using two cylinders the best. Way To use it a lot. So completely filling that that frame shape with pack and then being able to carry water in there should way something like a bladder. Just pulled out you camelback still down low means that you get so much more storage device and you carrying on this to really close the bump bracket, which is gonNA mean you're handling it. Some isn't an impenetrable load and I noticed on your pack you've got to Zipper access points are actually a divider in there somehow Yay on on our pipe steroids, such a removable dividers. So depending on how you'll get up You can have that kind of shelf in that. It's something all us us used lower-half. Eva For yeah. For Water. Glad. Like I said, will temporarily the tools down this heavy spats. If it didn't along trip and you may be expanding that repack role kind of situations that repressed oats and ten polls and stuff then took it can quickly grow and having it can of low and stable down there a good spot for it, and then the shelf Bisi means that you have that that frame packed the Joe using on the top. So you can just use that achy normally. Would you also have? cable ports there. So if you are running a bladder, you can run a hose out if you're using it to store batteries to power lights or your GPS, then you can run cables in and out. Okay. So if you're if you're running a bladder, the the hose of the bladder can actually run interior until the top where there's a port to kind of it to come out. Yeah. That's that's quite right. So you know it's moving onto a pretty pretty full like packing up at this point that if you re looking to maximize the space blog than the full impact snakes where to go, I was playing around with a bladder in my quarter frame bag and it got stuck on kind of what to do with the tube as it was kind of dangling around and how to make that kind of you know most efficient and and safe. Frankly can you talk about how people deal with the tubes once they're coming out of those packs? Yeah. Yeah. It's. It's actually something that's really developing a lot. We didn't see even a couple of years ago. So often sing it more and more start lining racist now. At tends to be people using magnetic solutions to manage that cheap. So the quasi companies that will make it kind of hose management, kind of little clip that would normally on a rucksack with something like that and we seen people taping it to that Baas or using it. I'm for the straps of their other like packing setup settlers a mind on I, run a small clip through one of abstracts. Around, my stem holding a food pouch or something and then yeah, the hose just flips amount of grab it when I need, you see a lot of people will he'll use a era extensions really long already false ride search with the up was it allows them to just rest on their elbows drink power and along. Yeah. That makes sense now. Thanks for. Clarifying that a little bit I was kind of scratching my head and I knew there's Probably. Someone had a solution out there, but I eventually just gave up and. Put the put the cages back on. Yeah. Well, it's. Like. Backing you have to kind of adapt and overcome. You get these kind of strange problems. Come up you have to kind of think of it sideways. Yeah the yeah. So shifting back towards the back of the bike, we now have the the saddle pack and I remember my first proper bike packing saddle pack. It was I opening to me how much stuff you could get in there, and also how well these bikes can still ride fully loaded. So let's talk about the big saddle packs offer. 00:25:03 - 00:30:01 Yeah. Yeah. I mean the saddle pack Israeli the kind of the. Piece of packing luggage. Again. It's can workers any bill bikes Being held by having to a rackl nothing about the space that we'll saddle packs old away from five years up to seventeen leads depending on what kind of riding doing. And this space is really flexible the best advice is again to try and get the heavy stuff to bracket. So tools knows that settled pack bring it was the center. The bike is going to result in a more stable Jack I'm handling and then software up in there as also conform better. So I'll look at clothes. In the I'll have my kind of wash kit maybe in the nose and then potentially. Mother Lot clothing leads I might want to grapple whilst on the ride still easy to access this One phone clipped inside the road. It's not stuff that's necessarily locked away the whole world everybody. I had purchased one of these bags and then a buddy of mine at work had asked to borrow it. So I gave it to him and he gave it back to me at work one day and I had been in a routine of carrying everything on a backpack in a backpack. With my sort of. Ten Mile Commuter Fourteen Mile Commute into San Francisco, but I happen to have this bag at the office one day. So I shoved everything in it and it was like a light bulb went off and. Kicking myself for having this thing in the garage, most of the year and not using it for my commuting because it's it's I mean, it's very clear when you think about it but it was quite easy to to have a full set of spare clothing whatever I needed and just kind of roll the back down more tightly than I would sort of having a bike packing setup, but then I. had. All the convenience of having nothing on my back and having the bike ride well in the commute. So I you know after the quarter frame bag I highly recommend getting one of these saddlebags into your stable just because it can have utility much beyond you know a big back bike packing trip. Yeah. Yeah. You'll. You're exactly right that and generally with these pat stat adjustability is is a real bonus. Typically you can rollaway about half the capacity of the park. So no big biggest pack of some seventeen leaf is you can easily get rid of off that Vice and sin good compressive rolling and make it kind of flexible place stuff. Yeah I'm the the handling impact isn't isn't as great as you might imagine, you know the the bike is designed to have a lot of white in the saddle already. So just putting a little bit more behind that. Doesn't really affect it too much to. Especially if balance still allow just sets up with a few. around the bike. You can really have a very neutral handling. Still carry carry. The I really like what happened in your lineup because a lot of us might think of a saddle pack. That's where you have a spare tube and your repair kit etc, and it's it's quite small, and then we started to have this vision of a we've seen these bike packing bags but with your racing saddle pack, it's kind of the best of both worlds where it's got, you know certainly a lot more capacity than a basic tool bag it's got the rolltop functionality but. It's not this massive thing. So if you're looking for something to just pack like a puffy jacket on for a winter, ride the descent I think that racing south pack size looks super useful. Yeah. You're quite right again, the the racing series really came from a lot of a fast the kind of support friends who really you know really rolling away all the capacity even of our smaller packs while other series, they really wanted something smaller lighters they were using really minimal setups. So that's where the development came from but it's ended up being more useful for the rest of us even even derides in similar having just five Lee is behind the saddle really isn't going to impact you much until. It's really lightweight pack talks right out the way not gonNa have any impact on your peddling position up just like you said, you can. You can really increase the of the Kinda gave the occurring and be ready for for more things and take them challenging writes. Yes. If you're not jazzed perhaps on the visuals of how a quarter frame pack looks or maybe as you mentioned earlier, you're riding a small frame that would necessitate you not having bottles on the bike going with that kind of racing style rear repack I think is a super useful alternative. Absolutely and you know it's not. It's not one of the really massive ones. You've maybe seen on full packing. It's not going to hold you back in Sam's white or nothing like that. Yeah. Exactly and I have to say for for those you unfamiliar with APP Adora over to Adora Dot, com, and not only peruse the sort of various bags that they have to offer because I think it will again spark your imagination as to what's right for you. But check out the ambassadors page. 00:30:02 - 00:35:04 You may recall that I interviewed Jenny tough a few months back and she was talking about her use of the dirt bags on her all her expeditions including that. Spectacular. Story of the Atlas Mountain Race. Zero. You know for me I. Love. Geeking, out I may never do something like the Atlas Mountain Race but I love reading these stories and again, it will just shed light on how people are using these packs and how durable they are, and frankly how capable the bike you have in your garage is for this type of expedition. Yeah. Absolutely. You you just a couple of packs away from having the really ride ride anywhere and say that is embassador on our over friends. So important in developing the scare you know we designed pox here in London and it's it's not like we can kind of. Cross mountains in our lunch breaks contest out the function. So we really rely on the Community of friends embassador to be putting up protesting, and that means sending them to. All over the world where people are going to take on the next big challenge we really need all our fool it ends up on our website to. been doing multiple multi week trips to to make sure it's up to standard and an friends are absolutely crucial in that. Yeah. It's a Lotta Fun, is a couple other things. One thing that you guys came out with I, think just this year was that expedition down to pack and I think this falls in the category obviously of like if you've exhausted every other location, this is a neat way to carry things but I just thought it was cool that you've created kind of durable role sack that can essentially attach anywhere on the bike. Yeah. I mean, we didn't realize that could attach anywhere until people started doing it. And then it turns out that people have a lot better ideas than us. Yet this is this kind of came around in response to what we've been doing for while anyway that that space onto the bump brock is a great space to carry something heavy. You don't need very often been strapping. A stove or an extra wool, a bottle using duct tape and. Wire and stuff to make another bowl catch down there for a number of years. So the jumps don't you make some things specific. There was some was really good. It means you can get that kind of. The benefit of having a third wall cage down that what you look box now coming with a on any bike, and you can use that space something that isn't just won't This is a perfect spot. Kind of mole will see toolkit for for an expedition or long ride and it gets it right out the way. Olek areas fully Walker's expedition series I will accept packing get on the market. So even though into the spot where it's GonNa have a pretty hard time with elements everything that's going to be driving you. Yet I think the thoughtful part of the design here is that the cylinder shape is edited down. So it's not going to become to Bulbous to affect you know pedaling with your cranks or get in the way retire there, and that's that's important. You know obviously, there's a lot of great hacky ways of attaching things to your bike, and certainly if you're unable to to purchase any of these things hack away, that's the beauty of gravel and the beauty of adventure cycling but. When you do work with a company that sort of thoughtful in sort of the proportions you do get these really nifty pieces. Yeah. I thought I'd got away from. Boston bracket dramas when I left pikes behind where we get open all the spreadsheets and trump will bracket tops down to make sure that the pack wouldn't get in the way of anyone. Anyone's cranks will ever come a south they were. Using so yeah. Different types. But yeah, we were there get I'm sure the other funny thing we were talking about offline line that you you had shared with me. We talked about how you know when you're gearing up for your bike packing expedition particularly sort of in my case when I've only done a handful of these, I pack everything very precisely and I try to Max out every nook and cranny of my bag capacity. But then at the end of the day I roll up to talk correa and I wanna get a Burrito and a coke and I've got absolutely nowhere to hold it what what would have you guys done to solve that problem Yet yet you describe the problem exactly and it's one. It's one the we had on the better. We got a packing on gear the worse it came we were always telling people to pack seems best base just for this This year, we decided to actually try to design some packs would with allow people to to solve this problem. So yet palpable series of a Mazzetti backpack up is designed for this that Suka palpable miniature packs. You can have one scrunched up in Jersey pocket or in any other space in your bike got straps attached to any spat hog frame and then when you get. Yeah and when you want that big feet up or you can get food and take take it to the campsite. 00:35:04 - 00:40:03 All you know you decide maybe a trip is. For it might be in the beginning maybe a couple of days in that's going to be will be involved in. You've maybe planned to the beginning. You've got extra buy stuff yet to pick up supplies souvenirs anything fancy really, and then when you've eaten drunk fill, you can pack it down to get get out the way your reminds me of the kind of reusable grocery bags that we have in the US that sorta down to less than the size of your fist. It's a similar material I imagine to that but just kind of formulated in a in A. A backpack style so you can carry it easily on the bike. Yeah Yeah, they would definitely an influence. The key one of these is that we were on make more to prove all is proved. So we spent a lot time trying to work out how we can make them fully waterproof and then adapting the fit and size. So they would actually work when you're on the bike. So this this mole structure to the to the shoulder straps to be used to Kinda grocery bags. It's a bit more comfortable carrying. Along the way yeah it's nice. I mean I. Think as an industry kind of moved away from big. Backpacks carrying heavy gear because we've all experienced, how awful that can be to your posterior and your back and say like with all these great bags, you've moved it onto the bike. But certainly, for trip to the grocery store, a six pack of beer and some Burritos, it's great to kind of just be able to throw something that you can safely ride after a long day. Oh definitely. You know we've we've had people send US messages that really enjoying these packs toting coming from kind of a bike packing background. It's all that this little package strapped with about cage or like I said maybe in the Jersey Oak and at the end of a appeal to our road drive with friends like Pasta bursary store not take stuff home robin the. Plastic carrier bag hanging from the draw swinging dangerously to spokes you make your way home exactly now, I think you know I think that's a common thread in our conversation just this idea like once you get one of these bags whatever it is and who's ever at from it really Oh, just opens up a world of possibilities because they're so versatile and the bikes are capable of carrying so much when you need them to. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely and people shouldn't be afraid to go dry stuff out Lots of cool developments of happened in cycling in general grabble most specifically have been when people have kind of left those rules will Rhode Ride ten years ago behind embraced wider ties, smaller wheels likes the can do more things. And I think you know using PACs boxes is part of that. Some people might not like the way. It looks once you've got one of these smaller talk she paco the small frame Paco small saddle pack on there you'd find it so useful. And it's really liberating allowed to do so much more we go riding. That's funny. Match the look of it, and maybe this is sort of something you experience in spades we in the UK in just in terms of the road culture and the aesthetic that's been pushed down our throat for the last thirty years. It is hard to make that shift away from it but to your point once you do. In my case, I was happy to take the flak from my Rhody Buddies because I knew that I had so much more comfort with me in terms of an extra jacket or what have you on my bike? Yeah Yeah you're absolutely right and the unite if fosters your thing then Yeah I a challenge you ticket a jail Lava Jersey pocket as quick as you can get out of the top G. Pack where it's right in front of you and you can still be have your hands in the right list. So true. So true. George I appreciate you geeking out with me on the bags and just kind of giving the listener rundown of all the different things that are possible these days. I'm I'm always super excited to talk bags and I always encourage everybody to just take a look at what's out there and sort of put it on your longer term wishlist because it can be really game changing for your Gravel Comfort. Yeah Yeah yeah absolutely. Great Song to you as well and yeah I mean the main thing here is I, have spoken about you can. Pull it any of your list bugs as well. You know the we're not encouraging people to buy never bike here everyone who's listening to this already has packing bike. So you know with the right combination of Fox from wherever they decide to get them they can. They can have a block that could take a two days weeks months whatever they WANNA do right on. Thanks George. Big thanks George for joining the podcast this week. I, hope you took a lot away from that conversation definitely check out their website to understand everything we've been talking about because I know it can be a little bit hard to visualize how some of these different bags attached to your bike and what they look like but suffice it to say you can find any and every combination of bags you need for just enhancing your daily rides your winter rides, we have to carry a little bit of extra gear to those huge bike packing expeditions. 00:40:04 - 00:40:45 It is all possible with the bike you have I love how? George ended the conversation just reminding us that the bike in our garage is an adventure bike and it can do much more than we think it can. So that's it for this week's pod. Thank you so much for joining us and big thanks to everybody who's been joining the membership program at by me a coffee dot com slash the gravel ride. The support means a ton to me as do your ratings and reviews love reading what you have to say. 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The captivating Dante Mazzetti, New Yorker, Firefigther, and in the COVID age livestreaming musical phenom joins us on Zoom to sing a little, and talk a lot about music, and life! Watch the full episode on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhhnqwmBn-rqkHyxyrArmR1Dt5-0BVVIl Listen to this episode on iTunes! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/speak-easily-with-krista-stauffer/id1446908410 Listen to ALL of our episodes on Soundcloud! https://soundcloud.com/speakeasilycolumbus Special Thanks to all of our loyal listeners! Speak Easily is produced at Boxland Media Studios, in beautiful Columbus Ohio. To see more of our work, check out www.boxlandmedia.com #podcast #SpeakEasily #KristaStauffer #AsSeenInColumbus #614
Jiang Li, founder and CEO of VivaLNK, a provider of connected healthcare solutions discusses the partnership with Mazzeti, a provider of healthcare building systems engineering solutions. This collaboration allows pop-up facilities to be easily assembled and equipped with the technology needed to remotely monitor all patients. VivaLNK’s reusable wearable medical sensors have been deployed in China at over 15 hospitals throughout the COVID-19 outbreak, and are now available throughout the U.S. to continuously monitor patient temperature, heart rate, and respiratory rate, sending data wirelessly via Bluetooth to the respective caregivers to monitor and respond accordingly.
Ha iniziato il suo viaggio nel triathlon nel 1997 e da lì non si è fermata più, la grande protagonista dell'intervista di stasera alle 18 della rubrica Passione Triathlon è...Aɴɴᴀ Mᴀʀɪᴀ Mᴀᴢᴢᴇᴛᴛɪ!Titoli italiani a ripetizione, allori internazionali individuali e a squadre, la partecipazione alle Olimpiadi di Londra e Rio e la caccia a Tokyo 2021.Avremo di che parlare, facendoci raccontare da Anna Maria il suo immenso amore per la triplice.Alle 18 in punto, in diretta con il Daddo, per la rubrica #passionetriathlon
Juicy and cbpotter break out the dollar bills to welcome Mario Mazzetti (actor, burlesque, rope bondage performer) to celebrate his box step of a hidden hobby. In one word: Burriant!
Si somos como hablamos y somos como cocinamos, Luciano Mazzetti es un tipo claro, simpático y relajado. Cuando habla muestra autenticidad en cada palabra y asi imaginamos su cocina, honesta y excenta de pretensiones. La banca recibe a un chef que hace suspirar a más de una, aunque el se sonroje cuando se lo digo.
con Ilaria Gatti e Steve Della Casa
In questa puntata: con Emanuele Rauco (selezionatore per il festival di Venezia e critico cinematografico -ilsussidiario.net-) affrontiamo l'ultima fortunata fatica di e con Checco Zalone, che facendo andare il suo personaggio, per sfuggire al fisco, in un'Africa da cui poi sarà nuovamente costretto a emigrare con alcuni compagni di viaggio, alza le sue ambizioni tematiche e "cinefile", cercando di comunicare in modo non accomodante con l'italiano medio. Poi, l'omaggio a una regista (ma non solo) italiana, attraverso il suo lavoro più famoso -uno dei pezzi importanti del "free cinema" inglese, con protagonisti due amici sordomuti nell'East End londinese- e un film a episodi, che nei primi anni '60 indaga su ipocrisie e costumi sessuali subiti dalla donna, a cui partecipò e che ne conferma l'interesse per l'infanzia.
con Francesca Calvelli
Dopo una bellissima stagione che l'ha posizionata al 9° posto nel ranking mondiale (triathlon olimpico), Annamaria Mazzetti ricarica le energie e programma la stagione 2020. La stagione che culminerà nelle Olimpiadi di Tokio. Forte delle sue due partecipazioni olimpiche (Londra 2012 e Rio 2016) la campionessa di triathlon si prepara alla sua, si spera, terza esperienza a cinque cerchi.
In episode 3 of The Report podcast, Mark Mazzetti joins hosts Kelly McEvers and Daniel J. Jones. Mazzetti tells the story of how James Mitchell and Bruce Jessen, the architects of the CIAs torture program, convinced the CIA leadership to hire them as contractors to torture and interrogate detainees — despite having never run in a single interrogation themselves. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Parliamo di dedizione per ciò che si ama, di vetrine brutte, di quanto i social media appiattiscano la nostra creatività e di molto altro ancora!
The theme for this episode is…serendipity. Music in this episode: Dan Bern -- “Regent Street”(Regent Street) Bleed the Rads -- “Zillow Blues” (Single) Ward Hayden and the Outliers (formerly Girls Guns and Glory) -- “Viva Las Vegas” (Can’t Judge a Book) Matt Woods -- “Sitcoms” (Natural Disasters) Mariachi Los Camperos -- “Estrellita” (De Ayer Para Siempre) Sunny War -- “The Place” (Shell of a Girl) Juliana Strangelove -- “Big Red Rocket” (Got No EP) Dante Mazzetti -- “East Village Tattoo Queen” (Vol. 1) Benjamin Shaw -- “How to Test the Depth Of A Well” (Should've Stayed At Home: A Collection of Oddities and Outtakes) The Promised -- “We Could Be in Love” (Single) Rachel wrote a comic! Check it out here! Send us music via SubmitHub. Send us money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Contact Von via linktr.ee/vonreviews and say hi to Rachel on Twitter @adobeteardrops
Interviews with two Awesome artists: *The first interview is with artist Dante Mazzetti who released his latest album HOTEL VOL. 1 early in July 2019. This EP combines indie folk and soul, acoustic and lyrical storytelling. Get ALL his music on your favorite streaming platform. *Follow what he's up to at: www.Dantemazzetti.com **The second interview is with the multi-talented Samantha Able. She's a NYC based Actress/Singer/Songwriter/Musician who dazzles the audience with her songwriting and vocals. She's working with friend of The Big Fat Joey Show, @caelumproduction ***Get and Hear her NEW SINGLE that dropped on July 26, 2019 "NOT THAT STRONG" on ALL major music platforms. ****Follow what she's up to at: www.Samanthaable.com
Combining acoustic indie folk and soul, Dante Mazzetti is known for his expressive vocals and multi-instrumental style. https://dantemazzetti.com
Mancavano ancora quindici anni a che l’Italia fosse unificata e oltre 50 anni alla messa su strada della prima automobile Fiat. Nella medesima Regione dalla quale questi due importanti eventi presero inizio, la Famiglia Mazzetti cominciò la propria attività di distillazione nel cuore del Monferrato. Era infatti il 1846 quando Filippo Mazzetti (1816-1855) fondò a Montemagno la sua prima distilleria per la produzione di Grappa. In quei tempi le vinacce, dalle quali da sempre la grappa nasce per distillazione, erano principalmente considerate un materiale di disavanzo del processo di produzione del vino: per incuria ed impreparazione di molti vinificatori, spesso esse non erano conservate e selezionate al meglio, come oggi avviene per poter essere distillate ad arte. Dicono che Filippo, e dopo di lui il figlio Luigi, solevano spesso rammaricarsi dello spreco che si faceva di questa nobile materia prima che invece poteva essere nobilitata, trasformandola in un pregiato e inimitabile distillato: la Grappa.
Mancavano ancora quindici anni a che l’Italia fosse unificata e oltre 50 anni alla messa su strada della prima automobile Fiat. Nella medesima Regione dalla quale questi due importanti eventi presero inizio, la Famiglia Mazzetti cominciò la propria attività di distillazione nel cuore del Monferrato. Era infatti il 1846 quando Filippo Mazzetti (1816-1855) fondò a Montemagno la sua prima distilleria per la produzione di Grappa. In quei tempi le vinacce, dalle quali da sempre la grappa nasce per distillazione, erano principalmente considerate un materiale di disavanzo del processo di produzione del vino: per incuria ed impreparazione di molti vinificatori, spesso esse non erano conservate e selezionate al meglio, come oggi avviene per poter essere distillate ad arte. Dicono che Filippo, e dopo di lui il figlio Luigi, solevano spesso rammaricarsi dello spreco che si faceva di questa nobile materia prima che invece poteva essere nobilitata, trasformandola in un pregiato e inimitabile distillato: la Grappa.
With Donald Trump verbally capitulating to Vladimir Putin during the Helsinki summit July 16, the Russia investigation heating up, and Special Counsel Robert Mueller investigating the NRA for potential money laundering for the benefit of Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, Trump is clearly embroiled in a great deal of controversy. But in the face of it, Trump tells the American people to believe him over the facts that are publicly available. Evangelical leaders are also steering their flock toward belief in Trump - elevating their defenses of Trump over the Bible they state is inerrant. Will there come a time where Trump Christians will have a moment of clarity and decide that their deal with the devil is untenable? Citations: Blitzer, Ronn. 2018. “Update: White House Fixes Omission in Trump/Putin Transcript.” July 25. https://lawandcrime.com/legal-analysis/white-house-may-have-broken-federal-law-by-doctoring-trump-putin-video/ Ingraham, Christopher. 2018. “Two Charts Demolish the Notion That Immigrants Here Illegally Commit More Crime.” The Washington Post. June 19. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2018/06/19/two-charts-demolish-the-notion-that-immigrants-here-illegally-commit-more-crime/?utm_term=.ede8e5f1e92c “Maria Butina is the ‘Spy' the Trump Administration Asked For: Talker.” 2018. USA Today. July 19. https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2018/07/19/maria-butina-alleged-spy-trump-administration-asked-talker/800507002/ Martin, Michael. 2018. “Send Your Paycheck or Face the Wrath of God, says Trump Pastor.” Metro. January 9. https://www.metro.us/president-trump/send-paycheck-says-trump-pastor-paula-white Mazzetti, Mark, and Katie Benner. 2018. “12 Russian Agents Indicted in Mueller Investigation.” The New York Times. July 13. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/13/us/politics/mueller-indictment-russian-intelligence-hacking.html Naham, Matt. 2018. “Mueller has Likely had ‘Secret' Access to NRA Docs Revealing Origins or $30 Milion Spent on 2016 Election.” Law & Crime. July 2. https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/mueller-has-likely-had-secret-access-to-nra-docs-revealing-origins-of-30-million-spent-on-2016-election/?utm_source=engageim “National Rifle Association.” 2016. Open Secrets. https://www.opensecrets.org/outsidespending/recips.php?cycle=2016&cmte=National%20Rifle%20Assn Nowrasteh, Alex. 2018. “Criminal Immigrants in Texas: Illegal Immigrant Conviction and Arrest Rates for Homicide, Sexual Assault, Larceny, and Other Crimes.” CATO Institute. February 26. https://www.cato.org/publications/immigration-research-policy-brief/criminal-immigrants-texas-illegal-immigrant Schwartz, Ian. 2018. “Trump: Don't Believe the Crap You See from These People on Fake News.” Real Clear Politics. July 24. https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2018/07/24/trump_dont_believe_the_crap_you_see_from_these_people_on_fake_news.html Smith, Chris. 2018. “'Coincidence Number 395': The NRA Spent $30 Million to Elect Trump. Was it Russian Money?” Vanity Fair. June 21. https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2018/06/the-nra-spent-dollar30-million-to-elect-trump-was-it-russian-money Swaine, Jon. 2018. “Maria Butina: Ties Emerge Between NRA, Alleged Spy and Russian Billionaire.” The Guardian. July 26. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/jul/26/maria-butina-nra-svetlana-nikolaeva-konstantin-nikolaev Tharoor, Ishaan. 2018. “Trump's Helsinki ‘Disgrace' Caps a Destructive European Trip.” The Washington Post. July 17. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2018/07/17/trumps-helsinki-disgrace-caps-a-destructive-european-trip/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.03ef347bbd70 “'These Children Are Being Trafficked, We Must Have Stricter Border Laws': Pastor Paula White Tours Migrant Detention Facility.” CBN News. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSSBPrtAAqI Van Dyk, Ted. 2018. “To Beat Trump, Get a Grip.” The Wall Street Journal. July 23. https://www.wsj.com/articles/to-beat-trump-get-a-grip-1532386992 “What Lies Ahead for Donald Trump and the Church.” 2016. Center for Moral Clarity. November 17. http://cmc.rodparsley.com/News.aspx?nid=4982 Twitter: @potstirrercast IG: @potstirrerpodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/potstirrerpodcast/ Website: PotstirrerPodcast.com Flying Machine Network: http://flyingmachine.network Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/flyingmachine Music: Potstirrer Podcast Theme composed by Jon Biegen from Stranger Still http://strangerstillshow.com/ Amazing Grace composed by Audionautix Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://audionautix.com/ Autumn Sunset composed by by Audionautix Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Cockpit composed by Silent Partner Night Walker composed by Mitch Music http://youtu.be/WkOLiZ1pLSU
Feinschmeckertouren – Der Reise- und Genusspodcast mit Betina Fischer und Burkhard Siebert
Heute wird es paradiesisch. Wir tauchen mit dir ein in die paradiesische Grappa- und Likörwelt vom Mazzetti d’Altavilla. Wir gehen mit dir in die Paradieskapelle auf dem Sacromonte di Crea, von wo du einen umwerfenden Blick über die Poebene bis zu den verschneiten Alpen hast. Du hörst, wie wir die Grappe von Mazzetti verkostet haben und wie sie uns schmecken. Claudio Galletto beschreibt den Moscato-Grappa im Interview und wir stellen dir ein super geniales Rezept für Focaccia zum selbst backen in den Blogbeitrag, das uns der Koch aus dem Ristorante di Crea netterweise zur Verfügung gestellt hat. Außerdem verraten wir dir eine Adresse in Serralunga di Crea, wo man Trüffel kaufen kann, die man nicht in der Erde erschnuppern muss. Zu den genannten Adressen kommst du über diese Links: https://www.mazzetti.it/en/ http://www.sacrimonti.net/User/index.php?PAGE=Sito_deu/sacro_monte_crea&argo_id=2 http://www.ristorantedicrea.it/ http://www.pasticceriaceruti.com/ Mehr findest du auf: www.feinschmeckertouren.de https://www.facebook.com/feinschmeckertouren/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa_CkAeidqAQ98nKFa0HZcg/featured?view_as=public https://www.instagram.com/feinschmeckertouren/ ****************************************************** Hier geht dein Genusserlebnis weiter! Komm rüber auf unsere Homepage www.feinschmeckertouren.de. Dort findest du Impressionen und Foto´s, Blogbeiträge und zusätzliche Informationen. Verpass keine Neuigkeiten mehr und trag dich dort am besten gleich in unseren Newsletter ein. ****************************************************** In unserem Genuss-Cast lernst du Food- und Feinkostadressen, Weine und Winzer, Restaurants und Spezialitäten-Manufakturen kennen. Als Individualisten entdecken wir auf unseren Reisen gerne Neues aus der Welt der Kulinarik. Begleite uns dabei und profitiere von unseren persönlichen Impressionen und Insidertipps jenseits vom Mainstream-Tourismus! Neben Weinverkostungen und Tipps für die Kombination mit passenden Speisen hörst du hier kurzweilige Geschichten über Wein, Olivenöl, Grappa, Obstbrände, Käse, Gewürze und Co. Du bekommst Impulse über gastronomische Highlights mit außergewöhnlicher Küche und urtypischem Flair, egal ob Sterneküche oder Trattoria. Außerdem erfährst du Unterhaltsames über Städte und Regionen. In den Interviews mit „Genusshandwerkern“ geht es um die Menschen hinter den Produkten und ihre individuelle Story. Du bekommst Einblicke in die Geheimnisse ihrer Produktphilosophie sowie die Herstellung und Veredelung, Umgebung oder Zubereitung ihrer Lebens- und Genussmittel. Mit Geschichten von unseren Entdeckertouren, auch aus den mediterranen Ländern Italien, Frankreich und Spanien, wollen wir dich inspirieren, das Leben mit kulinarischen Highlights zu genießen! Wenn auch du Produkte mit eigener Handschrift, die Vielfalt der Aromen von natürlichen Lebensmitteln und deren intensiven Genuss liebst, dann bist du in dieser Show genau richtig. Viel Spass beim Hören und Genießen!
Pre-Halloween edition and well, we aren't really into it. They are doing test runs on BART to Berryessa in San Jose and if it all works out then traffic could really improve! Sandy talks about something on her IG that made her laugh... Have you been to Mazzetti's Bakery in Pacifica? Marcus shares a story about a woman who was lost at sea.
Intervista a Lorenza Mazzetti nell'occasione della proiezione del suo film "Togheter" alla rassegna di film "Accuratamente". Prima proiezione il 6 Aprile, Lorenza Mazzetti, Together, (1956, 35 mm, b/n, musica di Daniele Paris, 52 min), Giovedì 20 aprile Lorenza Mazzetti, K (1954, 35mm., b/n, musica di Daniele Paris, 28 min), Giovedì 4 Maggio Gianfranco Mingozzi, La Taranta (1962, 35mm, b/n, 20 min), Antonio Paradiso, Sculture filmate antropologiche, (1969-75, 16mm, colore, sonoro, 25 min).Giovedì 18 Maggio Omaggio a Raymonde Carasco: da Gradiva, la figura mitologica della donna che cammina, a gli indiani Tarahumaras, i nati per correre e l'incontro di Artaud al paese delle meraviglie.presso il Centro diurno San Paolo via Giustiniano Imperatore, 45 Roma.puntata del 8 maggio 2017
Qui l'estratto dell'intervista alla fumettista e illustratrice Sarah Mazzetti, senza le pause musicali
La fumettista e illustratrice Sarah Mazzetti, in collegamento dall'Austria, ci racconta come ha cominciato a disegnare, cos'è Teiera Autoproduzioni e cosa sta combinando in questi giorni. Poi: il consueto sciorinamento di notizie e cosette sui fumetti. Stay sciorinamente tuned!
Dom Mazzetti is a man who needs no introduction. He's the Brofessor, who delivers the essential gym we all need for optimal gains. Oh, and he's also the first illiterate man to write a book. A book he's titled: The Swoly Bible: The Bro Science Way of Life Hailing from the tri-state area, Dom, is what you might call: confidently stupid. Dom refuses to grow Dom Mazzetti absolutely refuses to entertain the thought of becoming an adult. Unless being an adult means knocking out reps for Jesus. Deep below his immaculately sculpted core, Dom Mazzetti is a great guy. just misunderstood. Dom is the type of guy that will give you the shirt off his back, even if you don't want his shirt, just so he can be shirtless. This is his first book. Just completely misunderstood, except to bros. Dom also enjoys being shirtless. Which is why he left the fridged, forgotten, wastelands of NJ for the sunny, shirtless, beaches of LA. In this episode we discuss: His greatest achievement More accomplished than Helen Keller Best curl combination on Earth If Dom were in a WWF Tag Team Catch Match who would be his partner HIs favorite chapter in The Swoly Bible What would happen if he had a magic lamp Food and curls What science he learned for the book The definition of BroScience? Can you buy The Swoly Bible and become Dom Mazetti? Tweeting out how many reps of curls you do What a video game of his life would look like Where he would go in a time machine
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In Part 1 of this three-part series, SPY Historian Dr. Vince Houghton sat down with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Mark Mazzetti, who covers intelligence and national security for the New York Times. Houghton and Mazzetti discuss the difficulties in reporting on this most secret of topics, the dangers – and benefits – of using anonymous sources, and the ever-changing nature of intelligence and national security journalism. Part 2 of this series will be with Ali Watkins of the Huffington Post, and Part 3 will be with Greg Miller of the Washington Post.
There are many movies about evil CIA agents assassinating supposed enemies of the US. Those who saw the latest Captain America movie will have witnessed the plan by Hydra (a fascist faction within a secret agency presumably within the CIA) build floating gunships that can identify and eliminate those who pose a threat to national security. We are not there yet, but Mark Mazzetti‘s book The Way of the Knife: The CIA, a Secret Army, and a War at the Ends of the Earth (Penguin, 2013) should give us some anxiety about the current technology used for “extra-judicial killings”. Mazzetti gives us the history of the drone wars – a term hated by the Air Force who note that the drones are piloted aircraft albeit from a remote location – and their ability to be used for the elimination of… well, enemies of the US and its allies. Having said that, this is not a diatribe of opposition but a balanced and careful examination of history and political process. At the core of the book is a discussion of how the CIA and the US military are running parallel drone operations with different criteria and standards of care and success. Mazzetti’s book presents us with, what I found to be, a frightening insight into operations that are so common that they rarely rate a mention in the media. I highly recommend the book and suggest that anyone running a course on military ethics include it in their reading list. There is more than enough ethical controversy raised in the book to fill a semester of discussion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
There are many movies about evil CIA agents assassinating supposed enemies of the US. Those who saw the latest Captain America movie will have witnessed the plan by Hydra (a fascist faction within a secret agency presumably within the CIA) build floating gunships that can identify and eliminate those who pose a threat to national security. We are not there yet, but Mark Mazzetti‘s book The Way of the Knife: The CIA, a Secret Army, and a War at the Ends of the Earth (Penguin, 2013) should give us some anxiety about the current technology used for “extra-judicial killings”. Mazzetti gives us the history of the drone wars – a term hated by the Air Force who note that the drones are piloted aircraft albeit from a remote location – and their ability to be used for the elimination of… well, enemies of the US and its allies. Having said that, this is not a diatribe of opposition but a balanced and careful examination of history and political process. At the core of the book is a discussion of how the CIA and the US military are running parallel drone operations with different criteria and standards of care and success. Mazzetti’s book presents us with, what I found to be, a frightening insight into operations that are so common that they rarely rate a mention in the media. I highly recommend the book and suggest that anyone running a course on military ethics include it in their reading list. There is more than enough ethical controversy raised in the book to fill a semester of discussion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
There are many movies about evil CIA agents assassinating supposed enemies of the US. Those who saw the latest Captain America movie will have witnessed the plan by Hydra (a fascist faction within a secret agency presumably within the CIA) build floating gunships that can identify and eliminate those who pose a threat to national security. We are not there yet, but Mark Mazzetti‘s book The Way of the Knife: The CIA, a Secret Army, and a War at the Ends of the Earth (Penguin, 2013) should give us some anxiety about the current technology used for “extra-judicial killings”. Mazzetti gives us the history of the drone wars – a term hated by the Air Force who note that the drones are piloted aircraft albeit from a remote location – and their ability to be used for the elimination of… well, enemies of the US and its allies. Having said that, this is not a diatribe of opposition but a balanced and careful examination of history and political process. At the core of the book is a discussion of how the CIA and the US military are running parallel drone operations with different criteria and standards of care and success. Mazzetti’s book presents us with, what I found to be, a frightening insight into operations that are so common that they rarely rate a mention in the media. I highly recommend the book and suggest that anyone running a course on military ethics include it in their reading list. There is more than enough ethical controversy raised in the book to fill a semester of discussion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
There are many movies about evil CIA agents assassinating supposed enemies of the US. Those who saw the latest Captain America movie will have witnessed the plan by Hydra (a fascist faction within a secret agency presumably within the CIA) build floating gunships that can identify and eliminate those who pose a threat to national security. We are not there yet, but Mark Mazzetti‘s book The Way of the Knife: The CIA, a Secret Army, and a War at the Ends of the Earth (Penguin, 2013) should give us some anxiety about the current technology used for “extra-judicial killings”. Mazzetti gives us the history of the drone wars – a term hated by the Air Force who note that the drones are piloted aircraft albeit from a remote location – and their ability to be used for the elimination of… well, enemies of the US and its allies. Having said that, this is not a diatribe of opposition but a balanced and careful examination of history and political process. At the core of the book is a discussion of how the CIA and the US military are running parallel drone operations with different criteria and standards of care and success. Mazzetti’s book presents us with, what I found to be, a frightening insight into operations that are so common that they rarely rate a mention in the media. I highly recommend the book and suggest that anyone running a course on military ethics include it in their reading list. There is more than enough ethical controversy raised in the book to fill a semester of discussion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Luke Mazzetti is one of the ZooCLub residents deejay. Every Sunday, the club become the temple of House Music !
Ospite oggi dei nostri studi Lorenza Mazzetti, scrittrice e regista italiana protagonista negli anni '50 del free cinema inglese. Collaboratrice di personaggi del calibro di Lindsay Anderson e Cesare Zavattini, Lorenza Mazzetti ci parlerà in particolare di due sue importanti pellicole, Togheter e K (Metamorphosis).
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