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Retiring as a Single Lesbian in Setúbal, Portugal: Finding Community Beyond LisbonGuest: Jules de Mello | Host: Mark GoldsteinWhen Jules de Mello retired after a 27-year career as a federal criminal investigator, she went looking for a sunny, walkable place near the water where she could build a full life on her own terms. Lisbon was the plan, until the rents priced her out. Then she discovered Setúbal, a working port city on the cusp of its own renaissance, and never looked back.In this conversation, Jules opens up about what it really takes to retire as a single lesbian abroad: finding her people, and often building community from scratch, navigating a country that is warmly accepting but culturally reserved, and weighing the honest trade-offs of starting over solo in a place where you do not yet speak the language. It is a warm, practical, and refreshingly candid look at one of Portugal's most underrated cities.Meet JulesJules spent 27 years as a federal criminal investigator across several U.S. agencies before retiring in 2022. With Azorean roots on her great-grandfather's side, Portugal had always called to her. She first scouted the country in 2018, arrived permanently in Setúbal in April 2023, and soon became a self-described "connector," co-founding the Setúbal Pride meetup to bring locals, women, trans, and non-binary folks together in a community that had mostly orbited Lisbon before.In this episode00:00 Introduction: from federal investigator to Setúbal04:02 The 2018 trip that planted the seed06:48 Priced out of Lisbon09:31 Renting vs. buying in Portugal13:41 What Setúbal is really like17:46 Climate and the seasons24:00 Building queer community and founding Setúbal Pride29:31 LGBTQ+ acceptance and local culture33:53 Cost of living: rent and housing44:55 Utilities, internet, and getting around48:30 Food, markets, and the daily lunch special55:16 Walkability and transportation1:06:06 Healthcare: public, private, and Medicare1:25:39 Dining, wine, and café culture1:31:14 Visas and residency1:39:18 Honest trade-offs and final adviceWhat you'll learnWhy Setúbal, and not Lisbon? A medium-sized port city of roughly 140,000 people, Setúbal sits on an estuary with the Arrábida Nature Reserve rising behind it. Jules compares the feel to standing at the water's edge in Seattle, looking back at the hills. Downtown is flat and walkable, the covered market is considered one of the best in Portugal, and you are a short drive or train ride from Lisbon without paying Lisbon prices.What acceptance actually looks like. Portugal is legally progressive, with marriage equality and legal abortion that both predate the United States, but the culture is reserved and private. As Jules puts it, you can show up exactly as you are and be accepted, without anyone needing to label it or make a fuss. Older generations who lived under the dictatorship tend to be more guarded, while younger people simply do not think twice.The reality of building community. Finding the LGBTQ+ community as a single woman took real effort. Jules and a friend started the Setúbal Pride meetup in early 2024, hosting tea dances, potlucks, film nights, and gatherings designed to be diverse and welcoming. Her honest take: lesbians and gay men often socialize differently, and the language and cultural barriers add another layer, so she had to become the initiator rather than wait for community to find her.Walkability with caveats. Downtown is flat, and you can reach the butcher, the market, the pharmacy, and your doctor on foot, supported by a strong local bus system. But the cobblestone calçadas are uneven and tough on anyone with mobility challenges, so comfortable, flat walking shoes are not optional.Healthcare, honestly explained. Once you live in Portugal, you are covered under the public system, and many residents also carry private insurance. The two systems run in parallel and do not really talk to each other. Trauma and emergencies are routed through the public hospital, while private insurance speeds up elective procedures that would otherwise mean long public waitlists. Almost every physician speaks English, though front-desk staff and nurses often do not, so a translation app becomes part of every appointment.A practical snapshotThese are the figures Jules shared from her own experience around the time of recording. Treat them as a starting point, not a quote: costs shift with the market, and euro amounts convert to dollars at the current exchange rate.Rent (1 to 2 bedrooms): roughly 700 to 1,200 euros per month, rising toward 1,900 for newer units with modern amenities like a garage and air conditioning. Many traditional apartments come without appliances or a dryer (clothes dry on the line).Internet, phone, and TV bundle: around 50 euros per month for high-speed fiber.Electricity: can climb to about 200 euros in the hottest summer month if you run air conditioning heavily. Electricity and gasoline are both expensive; gas runs roughly 2 euros per liter, which Jules estimates at nearly 10 dollars per gallon.The daily lunch special (prato do dia): about 12 to 13 euros for several courses, often including bread, olives, a main, dessert, coffee, and wine.Private health insurance: roughly 100 euros per month under age 60, climbing to around 200 in your sixties. Only one private insurer in Portugal will enroll people over 70, though existing policyholders are generally kept on.Visas and residencyJules came on the D7 visa, sometimes called the retiree or passive-income visa. Her path: initial approval valid for 2 years, followed by a 3-year renewal, with the option to apply for permanent residency after 5 years of legal residence. She applied through the VFS vendor that handles Portuguese consular appointments in the U.S., interviewed in Washington, D.C., and saw approval in about 60 days, though timelines vary widely by consulate and can stretch to many months if documents expire mid-process.Important accuracy note on citizenship. Jules mentions that the path to Portuguese citizenship was extended from 5 to 10 years. We confirmed this: Portugal's Parliament approved a revised Nationality Law on April 1, 2026, and the President signed it on May 3, 2026, raising the residency requirement for naturalization to ten years for most non-EU nationals and seven years for EU and Portuguese-speaking (CPLP) nationals, with the residency clock now counting from the issuance of your first residence permit. Some details, including the exact effective date upon official publication and how the change applies to people already in the pipeline, were still being settled at the time of recording, and a constitutional challenge had been filed. This is a fast-moving and consequential area, so if citizenship is part of your plan, please confirm the current rules with a qualified Portuguese immigration attorney before making decisions. Permanent residency after five years is a separate process from citizenship.Jules on the honest trade-offThe hardest thing she gave up was the ease of finding community. Back home, queer life came with built-in hiking groups, dinner clubs, and shows to attend together. In Setúbal, she had to build that herself, and she has, becoming the bridge-builder her Portuguese choir mates now thank for getting everyone out the door. Her advice for anyone considering the move: visit beyond the vacation version, stay in a real neighborhood, do your own grocery run, and feel what daily life is honestly like before you commit. And, in the spirit of a friend who lives by it, say yes to every invitation.Listen and connectListen to the full conversation wherever you get your podcasts, and explore more LGBTQ+ retirement destinations at wheredogaysretire.com.Have a question about retiring abroad or a destination you'd like us to cover? Reach out through the website and join the conversation in our Facebook community. https://www.facebook.com/groups/GayRetirementPlaces"This was a wonderful, beautiful place to land. And I like sharing it with other people, because it's that good." — Jules de Mello

Retiring as a Single Lesbian in Setúbal, Portugal: Finding Community Beyond LisbonGuest: Jules de Mello | Host: Mark GoldsteinWhen Jules de Mello retired after a 27-year career as a federal criminal investigator, she went looking for a sunny, walkable place near the water where she could build a full life on her own terms. Lisbon was the plan, until the rents priced her out. Then she discovered Setúbal, a working port city on the cusp of its own renaissance, and never looked back.In this conversation, Jules opens up about what it really takes to retire as a single lesbian abroad: finding her people, and often building community from scratch, navigating a country that is warmly accepting but culturally reserved, and weighing the honest trade-offs of starting over solo in a place where you do not yet speak the language. It is a warm, practical, and refreshingly candid look at one of Portugal's most underrated cities.Meet JulesJules spent 27 years as a federal criminal investigator across several U.S. agencies before retiring in 2022. With Azorean roots on her great-grandfather's side, Portugal had always called to her. She first scouted the country in 2018, arrived permanently in Setúbal in April 2023, and soon became a self-described "connector," co-founding the Setúbal Pride meetup to bring locals, women, trans, and non-binary folks together in a community that had mostly orbited Lisbon before.In this episode00:00 Introduction: from federal investigator to Setúbal04:02 The 2018 trip that planted the seed06:48 Priced out of Lisbon09:31 Renting vs. buying in Portugal13:41 What Setúbal is really like17:46 Climate and the seasons24:00 Building queer community and founding Setúbal Pride29:31 LGBTQ+ acceptance and local culture33:53 Cost of living: rent and housing44:55 Utilities, internet, and getting around48:30 Food, markets, and the daily lunch special55:16 Walkability and transportation1:06:06 Healthcare: public, private, and Medicare1:25:39 Dining, wine, and café culture1:31:14 Visas and residency1:39:18 Honest trade-offs and final adviceWhat you'll learnWhy Setúbal, and not Lisbon? A medium-sized port city of roughly 140,000 people, Setúbal sits on an estuary with the Arrábida Nature Reserve rising behind it. Jules compares the feel to standing at the water's edge in Seattle, looking back at the hills. Downtown is flat and walkable, the covered market is considered one of the best in Portugal, and you are a short drive or train ride from Lisbon without paying Lisbon prices.What acceptance actually looks like. Portugal is legally progressive, with marriage equality and legal abortion that both predate the United States, but the culture is reserved and private. As Jules puts it, you can show up exactly as you are and be accepted, without anyone needing to label it or make a fuss. Older generations who lived under the dictatorship tend to be more guarded, while younger people simply do not think twice.The reality of building community. Finding the LGBTQ+ community as a single woman took real effort. Jules and a friend started the Setúbal Pride meetup in early 2024, hosting tea dances, potlucks, film nights, and gatherings designed to be diverse and welcoming. Her honest take: lesbians and gay men often socialize differently, and the language and cultural barriers add another layer, so she had to become the initiator rather than wait for community to find her.Walkability with caveats. Downtown is flat, and you can reach the butcher, the market, the pharmacy, and your doctor on foot, supported by a strong local bus system. But the cobblestone calçadas are uneven and tough on anyone with mobility challenges, so comfortable, flat walking shoes are not optional.Healthcare, honestly explained. Once you live in Portugal, you are covered under the public system, and many residents also carry private insurance. The two systems run in parallel and do not really talk to each other. Trauma and emergencies are routed through the public hospital, while private insurance speeds up elective procedures that would otherwise mean long public waitlists. Almost every physician speaks English, though front-desk staff and nurses often do not, so a translation app becomes part of every appointment.A practical snapshotThese are the figures Jules shared from her own experience around the time of recording. Treat them as a starting point, not a quote: costs shift with the market, and euro amounts convert to dollars at the current exchange rate.Rent (1 to 2 bedrooms): roughly 700 to 1,200 euros per month, rising toward 1,900 for newer units with modern amenities like a garage and air conditioning. Many traditional apartments come without appliances or a dryer (clothes dry on the line).Internet, phone, and TV bundle: around 50 euros per month for high-speed fiber.Electricity: can climb to about 200 euros in the hottest summer month if you run air conditioning heavily. Electricity and gasoline are both expensive; gas runs roughly 2 euros per liter, which Jules estimates at nearly 10 dollars per gallon.The daily lunch special (prato do dia): about 12 to 13 euros for several courses, often including bread, olives, a main, dessert, coffee, and wine.Private health insurance: roughly 100 euros per month under age 60, climbing to around 200 in your sixties. Only one private insurer in Portugal will enroll people over 70, though existing policyholders are generally kept on.Visas and residencyJules came on the D7 visa, sometimes called the retiree or passive-income visa. Her path: initial approval valid for 2 years, followed by a 3-year renewal, with the option to apply for permanent residency after 5 years of legal residence. She applied through the VFS vendor that handles Portuguese consular appointments in the U.S., interviewed in Washington, D.C., and saw approval in about 60 days, though timelines vary widely by consulate and can stretch to many months if documents expire mid-process.Important accuracy note on citizenship. Jules mentions that the path to Portuguese citizenship was extended from 5 to 10 years. We confirmed this: Portugal's Parliament approved a revised Nationality Law on April 1, 2026, and the President signed it on May 3, 2026, raising the residency requirement for naturalization to ten years for most non-EU nationals and seven years for EU and Portuguese-speaking (CPLP) nationals, with the residency clock now counting from the issuance of your first residence permit. Some details, including the exact effective date upon official publication and how the change applies to people already in the pipeline, were still being settled at the time of recording, and a constitutional challenge had been filed. This is a fast-moving and consequential area, so if citizenship is part of your plan, please confirm the current rules with a qualified Portuguese immigration attorney before making decisions. Permanent residency after five years is a separate process from citizenship.Jules on the honest trade-offThe hardest thing she gave up was the ease of finding community. Back home, queer life came with built-in hiking groups, dinner clubs, and shows to attend together. In Setúbal, she had to build that herself, and she has, becoming the bridge-builder her Portuguese choir mates now thank for getting everyone out the door. Her advice for anyone considering the move: visit beyond the vacation version, stay in a real neighborhood, do your own grocery run, and feel what daily life is honestly like before you commit. And, in the spirit of a friend who lives by it, say yes to every invitation.Listen and connectListen to the full conversation wherever you get your podcasts, and explore more LGBTQ+ retirement destinations at wheredogaysretire.com.Have a question about retiring abroad or a destination you'd like us to cover? Reach out through the website and join the conversation in our Facebook community. https://www.facebook.com/groups/GayRetirementPlaces"This was a wonderful, beautiful place to land. And I like sharing it with other people, because it's that good." — Jules de Mello

A VINGANÇA DO SENHOR - Fernando de Mello

In this episode Gino interviews one of the composers of the soundtrack of Denshattack!, friend of the show 2 Mello! We discuss how it feels to work on a game that so clearly fit his musical style. We also discuss how collaborating with Miyachi worked on his song "Ride With Me" and how he composed music alongside the other composers for Denshattack!. We wrap up with some rapid fire questions about games, music, and movies. You can find Mello's music at https://2mellomakes.bandcamp.com/ If you've been enjoying the podcast, please consider supporting us at https://www.patreon.com/DeepListens

SPONSORED BY NURP Nurp is algorithmic trading designed specifically for busy professionals who don't have time to watch markets. Check out start.nurp.com/doctors  to learn more. --- What happens when conversations about health, personal autonomy, freedom of conscience, and free expression become harder to have? This week, May and Tim are joined by Rebecca Mello, a Canadian law student and organizer with Think Canada, to talk about the upcoming Health Under Fire conference in Scarborough, Ontario. After launching its first conference under the theme Freedom Under Fire, Think Canada returns for its second year with a focus on health—from physical health to mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Rebecca explains why the team felt Canadians needed a place to gather in person, ask difficult questions, exchange ideas, and connect with others who share their concerns about health and individual freedom. Think Canada: Health Under Fire November 13–14 | Scarborough, Ontario This year's featured speakers include Dr. Peter McCullough and Dr. Conrad Vine. Rebecca shares that Dr. McCullough's presentation will focus on physical health, including long COVID, spike protein, and his approach to addressing related health concerns. Dr. Vine will explore history, faith, freedom, and the spiritual dimensions of the issues facing society today. The conference will also include a Q&A, giving attendees an opportunity to engage directly with the speakers. Seating is limited and registration is required. Rebecca also shares that the first 100 registrants will receive a copy of Dr. McCullough's latest book. Conference information & registration: ThinkCanada.net In This Episode May, Tim, and Rebecca also get into the bigger conversations behind the conference: why Rebecca believes face-to-face community still matters, differences between Canadian and American approaches to individual rights, the role of media and government in shaping public discourse, personal responsibility for health, and why younger generations need opportunities to connect with mentors—and with one another. Rebecca also shares her own story, from studying business and law in Spain to returning to Canada and becoming increasingly interested in law during the COVID era. At just 26, she discusses how her family and faith influenced her willingness to speak publicly about issues she believes matter. At its core, this conversation—and the upcoming conference—is about creating a place for people to think critically, connect in person, ask questions, and participate in conversations about health and freedom. Connect with Think Canada Website & Conference Registration: ThinkCanada.net Instagram: @thinkcanada.net Facebook: Think Canada About BS Free MD Join May and Tim as they tackle medicine, culture, current events, and the conversations you're probably already having—with plenty of humor and absolutely no interest in keeping things overly polished. Instagram: @bsfreemd Facebook: BS Free MD Email: doc@bsfreemd.com Medical Disclaimer The information discussed on BS Free MD is for informational and entertainment purposes and should not be considered individualized medical advice. Always consult an appropriate healthcare professional regarding your personal health decisions. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Ep 128: Erik Mello of Mello Imaging Technologies joins the boys to talk about the importance of having a rep that you can reach out to for help with your projects, from getting the right materials to knowing how to properly use them, and more.Get the offer from Geneva Capital: No Payment for 90 Days, Zero DownCheck out the featured products:Arlon DPF V9500G2G ProductsMetamark"Your podcast is the best podcast in the business." - Jared Granberry, President, GSG (Graphic Solutions Group)The Slightly Serious Sign Podcast is now the #1 Most Fact Checked Podcast in the United States.Voted #1 by Signman (standing on a van on top of 18 pallets changing a lightbulb over a movie theater sign)https://www.wensco.com/company/slightly-serious-sign-podcast616.785.3333W.A.R. (Wensco Automotive Restyling)Slightly Serious Sign Podcast Theme Song Courtesy of Joe Morreale© 2025 Joe MorrealeThe views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are the speaker's own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of Wensco Sign Supply. The material and information presented here is for general information purposes only. The "Wensco Sign Supply" name and all forms and abbreviations are the property of its owner and its use does not imply endorsement of ...

Veckans avsnitt gästas av en riktig IKON inom svensk TV. Han har lett Mello, Bingolotto, Nyhetsmorgon, Wild Kids, Vem vet mest? etc… Nu har han sadlat om till radio. Men vad händer egentligen då med en TV-stjärna som är van vid att SYNAS överallt? Vad händer med självbilden, egot, stoltheten och de existentiella tankarna?Detta blev ett hudlöst samtal med en man som aldrig väjer för att säga exakt hur han tycker och tänker, även om det kan bli lite skav… Och ja, då undrar man ju såklart – hur har en sådan sak påverkat hans karriär med tanke på att han ALLTID har programlett några av de folkligaste, bredaste och ”o-skavigaste” tv-program vi har? Har det krockat?Och såklart, frågan som man aldrig kan ducka när det handlar om denna herre - Hur går det egentligen med kärleken Rickard Olsson?

Hey Bikers drop us a line and lets us know how we are doing!this weeks episode Big E Talks with Trevor Mello about his brother and his second annual ride.

Analisamos um dos ativos mais valiosos — e frequentemente mais mal administrados — da fazenda: as máquinas agrícolas. Tratores, colheitadeiras e pulverizadores representam tecnologia, capacidade operacional e produtividade, mas também exigem decisões criteriosas sobre investimento, ocupação, depreciação e retorno financeiro. Afinal, máquina parada não gera valor; gera custo. Ao longo do episódio, discutimos como transformar equipamentos em ativos estratégicos por meio da gestão eficiente, do uso inteligente dos dados gerados pela tecnologia embarcada e da análise rigorosa dos custos operacionais. Uma reflexão sobre como a verdadeira eficiência não está na potência das máquinas, mas na capacidade de fazê-las produzir resultado econômico.

POR QUE EDIFICAMOS O QUE DEUS QUER DESTRUIR? - Fernando de Mello

Practically speaking, what does it mean to wake up? It's literally the opposite of falling asleep, so it involves being aware. But since the Buddha's name means he awakened, the bar seems quite high.This conversation with my friend Matthew Green reflects on what we've learned from decades of practice – not least that it's ultimately not about us. So we talk about ways of processing unhelpful conditioning, avoiding being triggered and the value of what Matthew calls “relational mysticism” – i.e. doing this communally.Matthew is global investigations editor for the climate website DeSmog. Having trained as a collective trauma integration facilitator with Thomas Hübl, he co-hosts the What Is Collective Healing? podcast, writes Resonant World, and is co-founder of the Resonant Man international men's group. He offers Tarot readings here.The book I quote from at one point is Awareness by Anthony de Mello. Matthew also mentions his wife Genevieve, a clinical psychologist and parenting coach.--

Bonus Episode #72 of BGMania: A Video Game Music Podcast. Today on the show, Bryan reviews Denshattack!, the off-the-rails arcade platformer from Barcelona studio Undercoders and publisher Fireshine Games, out now on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2. Set in a near-future Japan flattened by climate disaster, the game follows Emi, a ramen delivery driver who trades her quiet route for the underground world of train tricking and ends up leading a rebellion against the Miraido corporation, one gravity-defying kickflip at a time. This Musical Review digs into the combo-chaining trick system and medal-based progression, the sixty-plus stages that wind from the sun-washed tracks of Kyushu to the snowfields of Hokkaido, the wild boss encounters and set pieces that refuse to play it safe, and the cel-shaded pop-art presentation that gives the whole thing an identity you could spot from across a room. The episode also hands a full segment to the game's staggering all-star soundtrack, led by Tee Lopes alongside a lineup of more than twenty composers and vocalists including Sean Bialo, Andrew One, Richard Jacques, Ryo Nagamatsu, Shoji Meguro, Takenobu Mitsuyoshi, Harumi Fujita, Lotus Juice, Ironmouse, and many more, and how its blend of funk, synthwave, and vocal anthems drives every moment forward without ever losing its cohesive spirit. Email the show at bgmaniapodcast@gmail.com with requests for upcoming episodes, questions, feedback, comments, concerns, or any other thoughts you'd like to share! Special thanks to our Executive Producers: Jexak, Xancu, Jeff, & Mike. EPISODE PLAYLIST AND CREDITS Beppu Ramen Express from Denshattack! [Sean Bialo, 2026] Coastline Funk from Denshattack! [Andrew One, 2026] Fashion Overdrive from Denshattack! [Sean Bialo feat. Alice Peralta & Yunosuke, 2026] Shimonoseki Storm from Denshattack! [Ryo Nagamatsu, 2026] Take Me Higher from Denshattack! [Tee Lopes, 2026] Cross the Tracks from Denshattack! [Richard Jacques, 2026] The Typhoon of Chugoku from Denshattack! [Kohta Takahashi, 2026] Infinite Sky from Denshattack! [Takenobu Mitsuyoshi & Sean Bialo, 2026] Set for Destruction from Denshattack! [Shoji Meguro feat. Lotus Juice, 2026] Unholy Melody from Denshattack! [Tee Lopes feat. Ironmouse & milkyPRiSM, 2026] I'm the Music from Denshattack! [Sean Bialo feat. Sumika Inoue, 2026] Somewhere We Can Play from Denshattack! [Andrew One, 2026] Nebuta Ransen! from Denshattack! [Harumi Fujita, 2026] Densha ni notte ne! from Denshattack! [Tee Lopes, 2026] Still Playing? -Bonus Track- from Denshattack! [Liqid, 2 Mello, Tee Lopes, Andrew One & Emma Rose Williamson, 2026] LINKS Patreon: https://patreon.com/bgmania Website: https://bgmania.podbean.com/ Discord: https://discord.gg/cC73Heu Facebook: BGManiaPodcast X: BGManiaPodcast Instagram: BGManiaPodcast TikTok: BGManiaPodcast YouTube: BGManiaPodcast Twitch: BGManiaPodcast PODCAST NETWORK Very Good Music: A VGM Podcast Listening Religiously

Há mais de duas décadas, Sebastián Mello constrói uma trajetória marcada pela advocacia criminal, pela produção acadêmica e pela formação de novas gerações de juristas. Advogado, professor da UFBA, mestre em Direito Econômico e doutor em Direito Público, é uma das principais referências brasileiras em Direito Penal Econômico e Empresarial.Neste episódio do Portal MindJus, conversamos sobre os desafios da advocacia criminal, a construção de uma carreira sólida e os valores que permanecem quando a técnica encontra a experiência.Com um enfoque em como o advogado deve se portar quando estourar uma grande operação. Conselhos práticos que todo advogado deve seguir para ser uma referência nacional. Com experiência de mais de 100 grandes operações nacionais.

Nik and Michael are joined by Fabrízio Mello to discuss his new extension pg_stat_log.Here are some links to things they mentioned: Fabrízio Mello https://postgres.fm/people/fabrizio-de-royes-melloTimbira https://www.timbira.com.brPlanetScale https://planetscale.compg_stat_log https://github.com/fabriziomello/pg_stat_logCustom Cumulative Statistics (docs) https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/xfunc-c.html#XFUNC-ADDIN-CUSTOM-CUMULATIVE-STATISTICSCustom Cumulative Statistics (wiki page) https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/CustomCumulativeStatslogerrors https://github.com/munakoiso/logerrorspgFouine https://www.postgresql.org/ftp/projects/pgFoundry/pgfouine/pgFouinepgBadger https://github.com/darold/pgbadgerpg_stat_checkpointer https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/monitoring-stats.html#MONITORING-PG-STAT-CHECKPOINTER-VIEWpg_wait_sampling https://github.com/postgrespro/pg_wait_samplingRFC: pg_stat_logmsg (patch proposal by Joe Conway) https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/flat/89742024-d51a-c66b-90b9-67f837072cd2%40joeconway.com~~~What did you like or not like? What should we discuss next time? Let us know via a YouTube comment, on social media, or by commenting on our Google doc!~~~Postgres FM is produced by:Michael Christofides, founder of pgMustardNikolay Samokhvalov, founder of Postgres.aiWith credit to:Jessie Draws for the elephant artwork

A ESPADA EM MINHAS MÃOS - Greice de Mello

Simplesmente imperdível! Neste Debate 93 você vai aprender sobre identidade e baixa autoestima. Além de reflexões e atualizações sobre Israel e este tempo. Ouça e compartilhe!

Hi, I'm Connor with Honor - message me here!Connor MacIvor breaks down the current Santa Clarita Valley real estate market: 837 active listings, 173 pending, 1,316 homes closed in the last 6 months, and why you need to check Mello-Roos before writing an offer. Plus the exact move buyers should make on any home that's already in escrow. Live stats and coming soon listings, updated daily, at santaclaritaopenhouses.com.Connor MacIvor is a 27-year licensed Realtor (DRE #01238257) and Seller's Only Agent™, charging a flat $17,000 fee with zero conflict of interest. Full ecosystem: connorwithhonor.com | sellersonlyagent.com | scv123.comTags: Santa Clarita real estate, SCV market update, Mello-Roos, home buying tips, coming soon listings, real estate investingYoutube Channels:Conner with Honor - real estateHome Muscle - fat torchingFrom first responder to real estate expert, Connor with Honor brings honesty and integrity to your Santa Clarita home buying or selling journey. Subscribe to my YouTube channel for valuable tips, local market trends, and a glimpse into the Santa Clarita lifestyle.Dive into Real Estate with Connor with Honor:Santa Clarita's Trusted Realtor & Fitness EnthusiastReal Estate:Buying or selling in Santa Clarita? Connor with Honor, your local expert with over 2 decades of experience, guides you seamlessly through the process. Subscribe to his YouTube channel for insider market updates, expert advice, and a peek into the vibrant Santa Clarita lifestyle.Fitness:Ready to unlock your fitness potential? Join Connor's YouTube journey for inspiring workouts, healthy recipes, and motivational tips. Remember, a strong body fuels a strong mind and a successful life!Podcast:Dig deeper with Connor's podcast! Hear insightful interviews with industry experts, inspiring success stories, and targeted real estate advice specific to Santa Clarita.

UM ANTIGO E NOVO ALTAR - Fernando de Mello

In this special episode of the CoROM Podcast, Dr Winston de Mello joins Aebhric O'Kelly for a wide-ranging discussion on burns, military medicine, medical education, mentorship, and the evolution of austere healthcare.A founding influence behind CoROM and a former Commanding Officer of the UK military's Battlefield Advanced Trauma Life Support (BATLS) programme, Winston reflects on decades of service, from treating burn casualties after the Falklands War to helping shape generations of military medics, doctors, nurses, and paramedics.The conversation explores prehospital burn care, topical morphine, ketamine procedural sedation, the origins of several austere medicine assessment techniques still taught today, and the importance of lifelong learning and compassionate patient care.Chapters00:05 – Introduction to Dr. Winston DeMello00:53 – Current work in burn care and pelvic pain medicine01:17 – The origins of Severe Burn Life Support (SBLS)02:46 – Burn education at bachelor's and master's level03:29 – How the Falklands War sparked a lifelong interest in burns04:50 – Why severe burns remain a chronic disease06:07 – The importance of burn education in austere medicine06:55 – The fundamentals of burn management07:09 – Why cling film remains one of the best burn dressings08:02 – Infection prevention and moisture control with cling film08:59 – Teaching burn care internationally09:29 – The story behind topical morphine for burns11:11 – Twenty years of experience using topical morphine11:41 – Why morphine should be diluted with water rather than saline12:20 – Topical morphine for ulcers, wounds, and joint pain13:11 – What is a ketamine shower?14:00 – Burn dressing changes under ketamine procedural sedation15:28 – Why ketamine remains underutilised in medicine17:27 – First meeting at the BATLS course18:59 – Teaching catastrophic haemorrhage during wartime deployments21:20 – The importance of passion in medical education24:20 – The multiplier effect of teaching future instructors25:24 – End-of-life care and battlefield medicine26:41 – Burns education and the evolution of austere medicine27:10 – Learning how to teach at BATLS28:29 – The influence of legendary military instructors30:36 – Building the BATLS faculty team31:11 – Teaching others how to teach32:36 – The origins of CoROM and early wilderness medicine training in Ireland33:33 – Persistence, resilience, and building educational programmes34:37 – Mentoring students including Grigory Tisenovich35:14 – The origins of the "Winston Sign" for estimating CVP38:24 – The importance of historical medical knowledge39:18 – The "Palmar Crease Sign" and assessing anaemia40:46 – Treating the future King of Jordan at Sandhurst43:26 – How a military patient inspired a career in pelvic pain medicine45:11 – Meeting Dr. Mallampati and airway management history47:22 – The story behind the Trendelenburg name48:29 – Reflections on mentorship and professional legacy49:25 – Advice for the next generation of austere clinicians50:49 – "Do the basics well, but always in style"51:01 – Closing thoughts and future collaborationGuest BiographyDr Winston DeMello is an anaesthetist, military medical educator, burns specialist, and one of the founding influences behind the College of Remote and Offshore Medicine Foundation.He served as Commanding Officer of the UK military's BATLS programme and has held fellowships from all four Royal Colleges. His career has included extensive work in burn care, military medicine, procedural sedation, prehospital care, and pelvic pain medicine. He continues to contribute to international education through Severe Burn Life Support (SBLS) and advanced burn care training.

O estúdio eixos recebeu Sérgio Bandeira de Mello, presidente do Sindigás (sindicado das distribuidoras de GLP), durante o diálogos da transição no Energy Summit 2026, no Rio de Janeiro. Em entrevista à jornalista Gabriela Rude, o executivo fez um balanço do programa Gás do Povo e celebrou a capilaridade alcançada em poucos meses. Bandeira de Mello destacou que, desde o início da fase ampla do programa em março de 2026, 100% dos municípios brasileiros foram cobertos e 45% das revendas de GLP aderiram ao sistema — superando a capilaridade do Farmácia Popular em seu lançamento. Ele explicou que o voucher é pago diretamente ao revendedor pela Caixa Econômica Federal em até 48 horas, garantindo funcionalidade sem custo financeiro para os beneficiários. O presidente do Sindigás também criticou os leilões de GLP da Petrobras, que criam escassez artificial e distorcem os preços, defendendo a prática de preços de lista flutuantes para dar sinais claros ao mercado. Por fim, avaliou que o programa veio para ficar, independentemente de mudanças de governo, e que eventuais ajustes no valor do voucher são naturais. ____________________

A história da indústria automobilística global consolidou-se em grandes polos na Europa, nos Estados Unidos e na Ásia. Contudo, no interior do estado de São Paulo, o engenheiro João Augusto Conrado do Amaral Gurgel idealizou um rumo distinto para o desenvolvimento tecnológico do país. Com o propósito de estabelecer a soberania técnica nacional, fundou em 1969 a Gurgel Motores. Ao longo de vinte e cinco anos de atividade, a montadora produziu cerca de quarenta mil veículos e registrou patentes notáveis, como o chassi de Plasteel e o sistema de frenagem seletiva Selectraction, desafiando as multinacionais consolidadas. Neste documentário da Brasil Paralelo, acompanhe a trajetória completa da única montadora legitimamente brasileira. Abordamos o pioneirismo no desenvolvimento do primeiro veículo elétrico da América Latina em 1974, o Itaipu E150, e o advento do BR-800, o carro popular nacional de financiamento coletivo. Compreenda os bastidores econômicos e as decisões políticas do governo de Fernando Collor de Mello que retiraram as vantagens fiscais do projeto automotivo nacional, culminando no sufocamento comercial e na decretação de falência da empresa em 1994.

Angélica Mello, criadora da personagem Ivangélica, encontrou no stand-up uma forma de transformar suas vivências em humor. Inspirada por sua trajetória no chão de fábrica e pelos desafios de recomeçar após o divórcio, conquistou o público com histórias reais, autenticidade e muita interação no palco.

Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). Most men wait for hardship to teach them resilience. Dane Sanders watched his best friend Tim Kruger — an Ironman triathlete — die of stomach cancer at 50. Tim's parting insight: "I'm really glad I practiced voluntary discomfort before involuntary discomfort chose me." That single line became the foundation of everything Dane has built since. This is a conversation about mortality, meaning, and why choosing the hard thing is actually the smartest move any man can make.In this conversation, you'll learn:Why the world's default setting is hardship — not comfort — and what changes when you stop treating difficulty as an anomalyHow Tim Kruger's death reshaped Dane's entire understanding of what it means to live fully, not just survive wellThe difference between fitting in and belonging — and why one builds agency while the other quietly hollows you outWhat happens inside the Men and Women of Discomfort 90-day program and why people crash out over creamer in their coffeeHow "microdosing discomfort" prepares you for the storms you can't predict, control, or negotiate out ofWhy Anthony DeMello's warning about sleepwalking through life is the most important thing men aren't taking seriouslyIf you've been waiting for a reason to stop playing it safe, this is the episode.Resources Mentioned:Men and Women of Discomfort (MWOD) — https://mwod.ioThe Last Lecture by Randy Pausch — https://www.amazon.com/Last-Lecture-Randy-Pausch/dp/1401323251Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom — https://www.amazon.com/Tuesdays-Morrie-Mitch-Albom/dp/076790592XAnthony de Mello, "Awareness" — https://www.amazon.com/Awareness-Opportunities-Inner-Anthony-Mello/dp/0385249373Ben Sasse — 60 Minutes interview (terminal brain cancer) — search "Ben Sasse 60 Minutes 2024"CrossFit — https://www.crossfit.comAnnie (93-year-old CrossFit member, Auburn CrossFit) — featured in CrossFit HQ documentary BetterHelp: Get 10% Off Your First Month Of Therapy The ManKind Podcast has partnered with Betterhelp to make it easier for listeners to access licensed mental health therapists who can aid them in their mental health journey. Brandon and Boysen stand by this service as they use BetterHelp for their therapy needs.#Sponsorship #AdSupport the show

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'Day waves' es un disco que el trompetista brasileño Claudio Roditi, que formó parte del grupo de Paquito D´Rivera y de la United Nations Orchestra de Dizzy Gillespie, grabó en septiembre de 1991 con obras de Jobim como 'Sue Ann' y 'Ana Luiza' o 'Theme for Leny', para la cantante Leny Andrade, y 'A hug for Claudio' dedicado al trompetista por su amigo el percusionista brasileño Thiago de Mello. Thiago de Mello y el clarinetista y saxofonista estadounidense Dexter Payne publicaron hace 20 años 'Another feeling' con instrumentales como 'Rede de caboclo', 'A hug for Gil Evans' o 'No wolf at the door'. Airto Moreira, uno de los percusionistas más influyentes de la historia, firma 'Maracanós' con el pianista, compositor y productor Ricardo Bacelar ('Pé no chao', 'Bumba meu boi', 'Vôo da tarde' -con la voz de Flora Purim-). Airto, Ricardo y Flora ya habían grabado antes 'Aqui oh!', de Toninho Horta y Fernando Brant. Escuchar audio

Hace 20 años que el percusionista brasileño Thiago de Mello y el clarinetista y saxofonista estadounidense Dexter Payne publicaron 'Another feeling' con instrumentales como 'Rede de caboclo', 'A hug for Gil Evans', 'What about that?' o 'Two good notes' y 'The exile song' en la voz de Ithamara Koorax. Con el propio Luiz Bonfá a la guitarra, la cantante grabó 'Ithamara Koorax sings the Luiz Bonfá songbook' hace 30, disco en el que encontramos composiciones del guitarrista como 'Almost in love' -que llegó a grabar Elvis Presley-, 'Non-stop to Brazil', 'Menina flor', 'The gentle rain'-que grabaron desde Sinatra y Tony Bennet hasta Oscar Peterson o Stan Getz-, la celebérrima 'Manhã de carnaval' o 'Correnteza' que Bonfá compuso con Jobim. Despide el trompetista Claudio Roditi con 'Sue Ann' obra también de Jobim.Escuchar audio

Becka Hannigan sits down with Celso de Mello, co-founder of Arcos Brasil, to discuss the changing world of bow making, exotic wood conservation, and the increasingly complex realities of working with Pernambuco and alternative bow woods in Brazil. Celso shares his firsthand perspective from decades in the industry, beginning in the mid-1990s when regulations surrounding Pernambuco were less restrictive, through the major CITES changes of 2007, and into the modern era of strict tracking, auditing, and environmental oversight. He explains how the Brazilian government monitors and documents wood through extensive databases and chain-of-custody systems, creating a highly regulated environment for makers and exporters. The conversation explores Arcos Brasil's long history in the bow trade, the company's involvement in conservation and replanting efforts, and the broader challenge of preserving both endangered species and the centuries-old tradition of bow making. Celso also discusses the company's transition in recent years toward producing bows from Ipe and other alternative woods as the industry adapts to evolving regulations and environmental realities. Resources: https://arcosbrasil.com/ http://www.ipci-usa.org/support.html https://www.alliance-international.org/know-your-bow-postcard/Special Guest: Celso de Mello.

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This episode contains detailed descriptions of violent death, including axe murders and decapitation. If you need to skip this content, advance to the chapter markers below. Support resources are listed at the end of these notes.This EpisodeSeason 40 of Foul Play marks America's 250th anniversary with a series of Twin Portraits — two true crimes from two different states, set in the same decade, examined side by side. This week: two axe murders from the 1890s, one in Massachusetts, one in Tennessee, both forgotten by history.On May 30, 1893, twenty-two-year-old Bertha Manchester was killed in her father's farmhouse outside Fall River, Massachusetts — six days before the Lizzie Borden trial opened fifteen miles away in New Bedford. In March 1897, five members of a German immigrant family were slaughtered on a Tennessee ridge, their house burned to the ground, their case never solved. Two women named in this episode lived into their nineties and never saw justice. Shane and Wendy tell both stories.The Victims (Case A — Massachusetts )Bertha Mabel Manchester was born May 7, 1871, in Fall River, Massachusetts. She was twenty-two years old. Her mother had died when she was young, and she helped run the family dairy farm on New Boston Road — the quiet, rural edge of a city better known for cotton mills and crowded streets. She was home alone on the morning of May 30, 1893, when her father Stephen and her twelve-year-old brother Freddie left with the milk wagon.She fought back. The medical examiner found twenty-three wounds to the back of her skull, defensive cuts on her hands and arms, and clothing torn in the struggle. Five teeth had been knocked out. The same doctor who performed those wounds had examined two other bodies less than a year before — Andrew and Abby Borden, murdered with a hatchet eight miles away the previous August. Dr. William A. Dolan was the medical examiner for Bristol County. He had seen this kind of violence before.The Victims (Case B — Tennessee)Jacob Ade was a German immigrant who had farmed 410 acres on Paradise Ridge, in the northwestern corner of Davidson County, Tennessee, for twenty years. His wife Pauline was fifty. Their daughter Lizzie was eighteen. Their son Henry was thirteen. On the night of March 23, 1897, a ten-year-old neighbor named Rosa Moirer was sleeping over at the Ade farm.By 9:30 that night, a neighbor named Squire Simpson saw a glow on the horizon. He went to investigate with a potato fork lashed to a long pole, probing through the burning debris. He pulled four bodies from the sitting room. All four Ade family members had been decapitated. Rosa Moirer, the neighbor's daughter, was found outside. She had not been decapitated. Her head was still intact. Five people were dead.The Crimes and InvestigationsIn Fall River, a nineteen-year-old Azorean immigrant named José Correia de Mello — who had arrived in America barely one month earlier, spoke no English, and had worked a day or two on the Manchester farm before disappearing — came back to the property on May 30 looking for money he believed Stephen Manchester owed him. When his uncle was told police needed him as a witness to a horse theft, de Mello went to the station without any idea he was a suspect. A shoe store owner testified that de Mello had tried to pay for new shoes using a trade dollar and a plugged half-dollar — the distinctive coins known to have been in Bertha's stolen purse. On September 18, 1893, de Mello changed his plea to guilty of second-degree murder. He was sentenced to life in prison. He walked out on January 31, 1914 — twenty-one years later — and was deported to the Azores. No record of him survives after that.In Tennessee, the case produced theories but no convictions. Jacob Ade had withdrawn approximately $200 from a Nashville bank the day he died, intended as a loan for a neighbor. The money was never found. Investigators considered the neighbor Henry Moirer, whose daughter Rosa was among the dead; a man named Ed Anderson with whom Jacob had quarreled over hogs; and a group of men from Ashland City whose confessions didn't match the physical evidence and who were eventually released. Every trial ended in acquittal. The Paradise Ridge axe murders have never been solved.Historical ContextBoth cases belong to the same decade — the 1890s — when the United States was processing waves of immigration, rapid industrialization, and deep regional tensions a generation after the Civil War. In Fall River, José de Mello arrived in a city with one of the largest Portuguese-American populations in New England. The community that helped deliver him to police later spent years petitioning for his release. In Tennessee, the racial climate meant that multiple Black men from Ashland City were arrested, subjected to interrogation, and coerced into confessions that investigators ultimately couldn't use. Both cases carry the shadow of a justice system that worked very differently depending on who stood before it.Rosa Ade married Lawrence James Hehir in Nashville on January 20, 1897 — just two months before her family was killed. She lived until May 17, 1962. She was ninety years old. The Tennessee Centennial Exposition opened in Nashville five weeks after her family was buried on the Ade property in March 1897. The state was celebrating. A family had been erased.In 2023 — a hundred and thirty years after Bertha Manchester's death — William D. Spencer published *The Other Fall River Tragedy* through the Fall River Historical Society. It was the first full-length account of her case. A historical marker for the Ade family was erected in 2018 at 3000 Morgan Road in Joelton by the Historical Commission of Metropolitan Nashville and Davidson County. A small road called Jacobs Valley runs through what was once the Ade homestead, named in honor of Jacob Ade.Our Sponsors:* Check out Mood and use my code SHANE for a great deal: https://mood.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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Why Blake Miller fits Detroit now The Detroit Lions drafted Clemson right tackle Blake Miller in the first round. Sunday's Detroit Lions Podcast with Jeff Riston and guest Justin Mello zeroed in on why. Miller logged 57 career starts at Clemson, all at right tackle. That volume shows reliability and routine. Around the NFL, evaluators praised his football character. Mello called him a coach's dream. He is quiet until football talk flips the switch. Miller's demeanor matters. He is monotone in small talk. He comes alive in scheme. That focus aligns with the Detroit Lions and what Dan Campbell values. It is not about flash. It is about assignments, strain and finish. The culture fit looks natural. What his own words reveal Mello described a favorite moment from his pre-draft interview. He asked Miller to break down his favorite play from Clemson's playbook. The answer poured out. Miller cited the play by name, detailed his assignment, and recalled two specific reps from one game. He said the first rep featured a better block from him. He preferred the second because it resulted in a touchdown, even though he whiffed a bit on his job. That story lands with weight. It shows recall. It shows honesty. It shows a player who puts team outcome over personal grade and still knows exactly how he must improve. That is the kind of detail that translates in the NFL. It also explains why Mello thinks Miller will be a steady, above-average starter with a real shot at elite play. Right tackle today, options tomorrow Riston said Miller will play right tackle in Detroit. Management has also talked about a move to the left side. Mello believes left or right will not matter in time because Miller is so steady. Starting him where he has 57 starts lets him hit the ground running. The Lions needed a long-term answer at tackle after the Taylor Decker situation, and Miller checks that box. Mello even projected a major second contract in four or five years, the kind teams reserve for cornerstone linemen. That confidence flows from wiring, not hype. Fans are coming around for the same reason. Miller was not viewed as a first-rounder last August. His growth since then changed the calculus. This episode distilled it cleanly. The Detroit Lions get a day-one right tackle who loves the work. They keep the door open for a left tackle move if needed. They add a player whose football character matches the locker room. That is how you build an NFL line that lasts. #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #2026nfldraft #tennesseetitans #blakemiller #keldricfaulk #jimmyrolder #camward #titansoffseason Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hace 25 años que Bebel Gilberto, que hoy cumple 60, publicó 'Tanto tempo', el disco con el que se proyectó en el mundo de la música la hija de João Gilberto y Míúcha. Lo escuchamos al completo y en el orden en que aparecen las canciones: 'Samba da bênção', 'August day song', 'Tanto tempo', 'Sem contenção', 'Mais feliz', 'Alguém, 'So nice summer samba', 'Lonely', 'Bananeira', 'Samba e amor' y 'Close your eyes'. Además, el bonus track de la edición conmemorativa del disco: 'No return'. Cierran Thiago de Mello y Dexter Payne con 'Rede de caboclo' y 'A hug to Gil Evans' de su disco de hace 20 años 'Another feeling'.  Escuchar audio

Mel...Mello...Coach. Whatever you call Damel, you are blessed if you can call him a friend. You're also blessed if you can call him "Coach." In this episode, we talk about the friend thing AND the coaching thing. You'll also learn about my most humbling NYC-club-moment. Most importantly, you'll get to learn from my man, Mel.  Check out this incredible article about Damel from the New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6912328/2025/12/30/damel-ling-monroe-university-coach-leadership-fatal-shooting/

If you grew up on late '90s and early 2000s TV, this episode is about to take you back. Jackie and Danielle sit down with Tamara Mello for a nostalgic, laugh-filled conversation that blends iconic pop culture memories with real behind-the-scenes stories.In this episode of the No More Late Fees podcast, the hosts go beyond a typical interview and dig into Tamara's career across fan-favorite projects like Popular, She's All That, and Boy Meets World. The conversation is packed with candid reflections, industry insights, and plenty of humor as they revisit the era that defined a generation.They explore what it was like breaking into Hollywood in the '90s, including audition stories, early roles, and navigating fame before social media. Tamara shares memorable moments from set, including her experiences working alongside major stars and being part of the teen movie boom. The hosts also dive into representation in film, highlighting why projects like Tortilla Soup stood out and how audiences connected with seeing themselves on screen.The episode also touches on the unexpected quirks of Y2K storytelling, from iconic character tropes to the offbeat details that made these movies and shows unforgettable. Along the way, Jackie and Danielle bring their signature commentary, mixing thoughtful questions with playful observations that longtime listeners will recognize.Tamara opens up about stepping away from acting, focusing on family, and building her jewelry brand, offering a fresh perspective on creativity and career evolution. It's an honest, engaging conversation that balances nostalgia with real-life growth.If you love revisiting the golden era of teen TV and movies, this episode delivers both the memories and the stories you didn't hear the first time around.Be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share your favorite Tamara Mello moment with us. Your support helps keep the nostalgia going.Keywords: Tamara Mello interview, 90s TV nostalgia, Popular TV show, She's All That cast, Boy Meets World guest star, Y2K pop culture podcast, teen movie era, Latina representation film, No More Late Fees podcast, millennial nostalgia, behind the scenes Hollywood—No More Late Fees ⁠https://nomorelatefeespodcast.com⁠909-601-NMLF (6653)—Follow Us on Social:Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/nomorelatefees TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@nomorelatefees Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/nomorelatefeesYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/@nomorelatefees Twitterhttps://x.com/NoMoreLateFees —CONQUERing⁠⁠myconquering.com⁠⁠10% Off Code: JACKIE10—NostaBeautyhttps://nostabeauty.com 20% Off Code: NMLF—DescriptCreator Plan 50% off 2 monthshttps://descript.cello.so/zp4OQqeIMdq—Tamara MelloInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/tamaramello/?hl=enGrey by Tamara Mello Jewelryhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/GreyByTamaraMello

Airto Moreira, uno de los percusionistas más influyentes de la historia, firma 'Maracanós' con el pianista, compositor y productor Ricardo Bacelar: Pé no chao', 'Bumba meu boi', 'Mestre novo da Guiné', 'Pau rolou' y 'Vôo da tarde' -con la voz de Flora Purim-. Los tres, Airto, Ricardo y Flora, también grabaron 'Aqui oh!', de Toninho Horta y Fernando Brant, que no se ha incluído en el disco. Hace veinte años que el percusionista Thiago de Mello y el saxofonista y clarinetista Dexter Payne publicaron 'Another feeling' con piezas como 'Rede de caboclo', 'Two good notes' o 'Kimbolian down'. Cierra Ivan Lins con 'Renata Maria' y 'I´m not alone' -cantada por Tawanda- de su disco 'My heart speaks'.Escuchar audio

La cantante estadounidense Stacey Kent, acompañada por Jim Tomlinson (vientos) y Art Hirahara (teclados), firma el disco 'A time for love' con 'Lucky to be me' de Bernstein, 'The shadow of your smile' de Johnny Mandel y Paul Francis Webster, 'La javanaise' de Serge Gainsbourg, 'Carinhoso' de Pixinguinha y João de Barro y 'E la chiamano estate' de Bruno Martino. Del reciente disco del guitarrista francés Biréli Lagrène en cuarteto 'Elegant people' sus grabaciones de 'A time for love', 'Clair' de Gilbert O´Sullivan o 'Anjo de mim' de Ivan Lins. Lisa Ono canta 'Por causa de vocé', con el piano de Masaki Hayashi y el saxo de Sadao Watanabe, en su disco 'Sue Ann. Homage to Antonio Carlos Jobim. Abre O Kwarteto con 'Feira de mangaio' de Sivuca y 'Canto de Ossanha de Baden Poewll y Vinicius de Moraes y cierran Thiago de Mello y Dexter Payne con 'Kimbolian dawn' de su disco de hace veinte años 'Another feeling'.Escuchar audio

Were they flops – or just ahead of their time? In this episode, the hosts dig into one of the food and beverage industry's most intriguing debates: whether discontinued products failed because they were poorly conceived, or because the market simply wasn't ready. From drinkable soups and early functional shots to better-for-you snacks and non-alcoholic cocktail concepts, they revisit ideas that may have been too forward-thinking for their moment.  The conversation expands into how today's shifting trends, like functional ingredients and alcohol-free innovation, could give these once-shelved products a second chance at success, where timing, not taste, may have been the real barrier. Show notes: 0:20: A Week Away. Real Chocolate Debate. Never Had A Shot/Ahead Of Its Time. Chips & I.V. – Ray gives a final call to register for Taste Radio's NYC meetup. Melissa highlights The Hershey Company's plan to return all Reese's and Hershey's products to classic milk and dark chocolate recipes by 2027, sparking a discussion about whether a shift back to "real" ingredients could reshape consumer expectations and premium chocolate demand. The hosts then explore discontinued products, debating whether they failed due to poor execution or were simply ahead of their time, including drinkable soup, better-for-you fruit snacks, non-alcoholic cocktails, and functional shots. They wrap with notable new products, including refreshed pita chip branding, a non-alcoholic "brew," and a quirky collaboration between Grillo's Pickles and Liquid I.V. Brands in this episode: Hershey, Reese's, Culture Pop, Feastables, Nantucket Nectars, Terranean, Just Ice Tea, Honest Tea, Poland Spring, Liquid IV, Grillo's, Fly By Jing, Fishwife, Justin's, Butterfinger, Tony's Chocolonely, Eat the Change, Welch's, Proposition Cocktail Company, Taki Mai, Spacho, Ahhmigo, Karma, Activate, Mello, Coca-Cola, GoodBelly, Cheribundi, Rhinestone, Poland Spring, Daily Crunch, Fly by Jing, Fishwife, Evergreen, V8, Superfoodio

Na roda com Fabio Porchat, a ex-dançarina do É o Tchan, Sheila Mello, a atriz Bella Camero e a apresentadora Ceci Ribeiro. Sheila conta a história de quando um bombom lhe deu superpoderes. Bella lembra da première de um filme em Berlim com escala em Barcelona e fortes emoções. Já Ceci recorda de quando apresentou um evento estético e se viu ao vivo diante de um procedimento bem diferente. Na plateia, Isabel conta de uma viagem na Turquia que terminou em matrimônio e Evandro relata uma experiência sexual sobrenatural.

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Mickey is BACK with two new papers he has co-authored, a bunch of opinions, and a very unwelcome idea: maybe the problem with AI isn't that it doesn't work but that it works too well!The first paper, Against Frictionless AI, argues that AI assistance and its ability to take away the effort from thinking, writing, and smooth out social(like) interactions could be robbing those activities of the very thing that makes them worthwhile.The second paper is a more empirical investigation that presents a bunch of studies examining the topic of the (alleged) moralisation of AI. Some findings suggest that opposition to AI among some people isn't really about risks or trade-offs but rather about non-negotiable sacred moral values. Who knew?We also discuss effort justification, reproducible research, robosexual allyship, and just how much humanity remains within the cyborg Matthew Browne.And remember... It's just like our opinion, man!LinksDecoding Academia 34: Empathetic AIs? (Patreon Series)Ovsyannikova, D., Oldemburgo de Mello, V., & Inzlicht, M. (2025). Third-party evaluators perceive AI as more compassionate than expert humans. Communications Psychology, 3, Article 4.Zohar, E., Bloom, P., & Inzlicht, M. (2026). Against frictionless AI. Communications Psychology, 4, Article 39.Oldemburgo de Mello, V., Côté, É., Ayad, R., Inbar, Y., Plaks, J., & Inzlicht, M. (2026). The moralization of artificial intelligence (Manuscript under review).Paul Bloom's Small Potatoes Substack- My friend thinks it's a good idea for us to spend most of our time with AI companions- Is it irresponsible for academics to refuse to use AI?Mickey's Speak Now Regret Later Substack - AI Alarmism Trades on Fear, Not FactsMickey's provocative tweet on his recent paperDTG Previous Interview with Mickey on the Replication Crisis, Mindfulness, and Responsible HeterodoxyAndy Masley Substack debunking the AI water usage claimsAndy Masley Substack: Using ChatGPT is not bad for the environment - a cheat sheetPataranutaporn, P., Karny, S., Archiwaranguprok, C., Albrecht, C., Liu, A. R., & Maes, P. (2025). “My Boyfriend is AI”: A computational analysis of human–AI companionship in Reddit's AI community. arXiv.Critical response to Mickey's paper from Roy Schulam on Substack

Tillbaka i ny studio, så behandlar vi fräscha ämnensom tex. Musikal:Hur var egentligen Moulin Rouge på Rondo,med Marsha Songcome?Vad ÄR en JukeboxMusikal förresten?Finns det en musikalisk motsvarighet till Guide Michelin?Kan kocken Gordon Ramsay och hans program, lockasöver till Musikpubliken genom Mello?Hur länge lever dagens låtar? 6 mån? 3 mån? 1 vecka?Så himla kul att du lyssnar!Vill du ha din låt uppspelad direktmed tillhörande analys.Maila oss låtlänk + info om projektet till: Musiksnacket@iwm.seLänk till Spellista:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/25dSufz7mpKXI0vbMclpgz?si=77c7b74518db43fd#recension #analyser #musik #analys #spotify #Podcast #podd #musiksnacket #Artist #Musiker #scen #studio #AI

Vi gör ett fullständigt unikt avsnitt UTE i vildmarken i det fria.Ämnena haglar:Vi pratar Mello, Charlie Puths Pitchkorrigering med US Air Force.  ÄR det ännu mer Auto tune i Mellosammahang nu och varför?Lyssnar Chris på Musik på ett annat sätt än tidigare?Lyssnar Isak på P1 på ett annat sätt än tidigare?Vi kollar också in Christophers nya ficklampor på plats.Samt pratar om Lush Life och givetvis Zara Larsson,och Tommy Nilssons Pr kupp.Varmt välkomna till äventyret!Vill du ha din låt uppspelad direktmed tillhörande analys.Maila oss låtlänk + info om projektet till: Musiksnacket@iwm.seLänk till Spellista:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/25dSufz7mpKXI0vbMclpgz?si=77c7b74518db43fd#recension #analyser #musik #analys #spotify #Podcast #podd #musiksnacket #Artist #Musiker #scen #studio #AI

Linktree: ⁠https://linktr.ee/Analytic⁠Join The Normandy For Ad-Free NME, Additional Bonus Audio And Visual Content For All Things Nme+! Join Here:⁠ ⁠⁠https://ow.ly/msoH50WCu0K⁠The Notorious Mass Effect segment dives deep into the highly anticipated posthumous release of “We Don't Get Along” by Juice WRLD and Marshmello, set to drop on March 6, 2026. As Analytic Dreamz, I break down this emotional emo-rap and melodic trap collaboration that blends Juice WRLD's signature vulnerability with Marshmello's polished electronic production, featuring synth layers, chord progressions, and the iconic “Mello made it right” tag.Juice WRLD (Jarad Higgins, 1998–2019), the pioneer of emo-rap's mainstream rise, continues his active posthumous catalog with themes of post-breakup helplessness, emotional disconnect, temptation, and pain-driven reflection—hallmarks of his freestyle delivery and relationship turmoil narratives. Marshmello, known for EDM-hip-hop crossovers, previously collaborated with Juice on “Come & Go” and confirmed at least 8 unreleased tracks from their sessions.After years of snippets leaking across Discord, Reddit, and YouTube—plus a major 2024 preview during Marshmello's Kai Cenat livestream—this “finally official” track arrives with massive built-in anticipation from the #999 fanbase. The official rollout includes TikTok teasers, storytelling from Marshmello on their meeting and sessions, Instagram announcements from the Juice WRLD estate, new cover art, and coverage across RapTV, EDM.com, and major platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, TikTok, X, and Reddit.With Juice WRLD's catalog boasting 120 million RIAA-certified units—placing him among the top rappers ever—this release taps into his strong commercial legacy, Marshmello's crossover appeal, and viral potential for streaming spikes and playlist placements. Fans speculate on an EP featuring remaining collaborations like “Soda Pop.”Tune in as Analytic Dreamz analyzes the sonic profile, market expectations, and what this means for Juice WRLD's ongoing posthumous wave of high-emotion hybrids.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/analytic-dreamz-notorious-mass-effect/exclusive-contentPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Tamara Mello is in for Lynette and we get a little dirty, very fun, kinda deep. Plus, Bob goes to obedience class and it's not quite what we expected. Also the answer to "Where's Lynette."find Tamara's IG @TamaraMelloHere Etsy store etsy.com/shop/GreyByTamaraMelloBecome a Fora Advisor today at Foratravel.com/fcol 

222. Överlever dom i Vildmarken? Del 1Vi gör ett fullständigt unikt avsnitt PÅ VÄG mot Vildmarken i det fria.Vi lyssnar också och gör en analys av ”Riktiga Låtsasvänners” låt: ”Lady Lay”Vi pratar Mello, Studioflytt och minimering kontra maximering av detta. Finns det BRA saker med att ha en mindre studio?Olympiska spelens sanningar, de senaste gigen/turnén och mycket mycket mer.Varmt välkomna till äventyret!Vill du ha din låt uppspelad direktmed tillhörande analys.Maila oss låtlänk + info om projektet till: Musiksnacket@iwm.seLänk till Spellista:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/25dSufz7mpKXI0vbMclpgz?si=77c7b74518db43fd#recension #analyser #musik #analys #spotify #Podcast #podd #musiksnacket #Artist #Musiker #scen #studio #Ai

In this Decoding Academia episode, we take a look at a 2025 paper by Daria Ovsyannikova, Victoria Olden, and Mickey Inzlicht, asking a question that might make some people uncomfortable/angry, specifically, are AI-generated responses perceived as more empathetic than those written by actual humans?We walk through the design in detail (including why this is a genuinely severe test), hand out deserved open-science brownie points, and discuss why AI seems to excel particularly when responding to negative or distress-laden prompts. Along the way, Chris reflects on his unsettlingly intense relationship with Google's semi-sentient customer-service agent “Bubbles,” and we ask whether infinite patience, maximal effort, and zero social awkwardness might be doing most of the work here.This is not a paper about replacing therapists, outsourcing friendship, or mass-producing compassion at scale. It is a careful demonstration that fluent, effortful, emotionally calibrated text is often enough to convince people they are being understood, which might explain some of the appeal of the Gurus.SourceOvsyannikova, D., de Mello, V. O., & Inzlicht, M. (2025). Third-party evaluators perceive AI as more compassionate than expert humans. Communications Psychology, 3(1), 4.Decoding Academia 34: Empathetic AIs?01:40 Introducing the Paper10:29 Study Methodology14:21 Chris's meaningful relationship with YouTube AI agent Bubbles16:23 Open Science Brownie Points17:50 Empathetic Prompt Engineering: Humans and AIs21:17 Study 1 and 231:35 Study 3 and 437:00 Study Conclusions42:27 Severe Hypothesis Testing45:11 Seeking out Disconfirming Evidence47:06 Why do AIs do better on negative prompts?54:48 Final Thoughts