Podcasts about palmeiro

Os micro acontecimentos, figuras que passam, a descoberta da vida das terras onde nascemos e trabalhamos. Um programa do jornalista Carlos Cardoso.

Hace 52 años, un intento de fuga de los presos políticos de Trelew terminó en una masacre. Meses más tarde, el militante de una fracción del PRT-ERP, el ERP-22 de agosto, asesinaría al responsable político de la masacre, el Almirante Hermes Quijada, siendo él -el Gallego Fernández Palmeiro- también asesinado en el ataque.

Así contamos en SER Deportivos todo lo que se dijo en la presentación de Gonzalo Rodríguez Palmeiro como entrenador del Obradoiro. 

Café Plus con Victoria Walsh y Yasna Palmeiro, 25 de abril del 2024 by TXS Plus

Minería del Mañana con Eduardo Fuentes y Yasna Palmeiro, 25 de abril del 2024 by TXS Plus

This week Brian and Jason talk about Jason seeing the Charlie Starr and Benji Shanks acoustic show. Then they chat about the Mississippi theme for this episode and next, including a quick chat about the Hill Country Blues that's found there. Next the guys welcome their guests, Sammy Qadan, and returning guest Dylan Palmeiro from Sullivan's Hollow. Sammy and Dylan chat with the boys about Sullivan's Hollow, including the start of the band, the addition of Dylan, upcoming music, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iinvestigadora asociada del Centro de Políticas Públicas UC. Entregó cifras sobre las muertes en olas de calor en Chile en los últimos años,

Neste episódio conversamos com a incrível Carolina Palmeiro, uma geradora com autoridade emocional e perfil 2/4 e definição tripartida. A Carolina é astróloga e neste episódio falamos sobre o cruzamamento destes dois sistemas, uma vez que uma grande componente do HD tem uma base de astrologia.Desejamos que se apaixonem por ela tanto quanto nós estamos. Conhece a Carolina aqui: https://www.instagram.com/carolina.innerview/Estamos aqui:https://www.siddhi.ptinfo@siddhi.ptig: siddhi_pt

Meet Amanda Palmeiro, a singer and mother in the DC area.  After years of infertility, she now has a beautiful 11 month old daughter, Lucy, who took a while to get here, but was well worth the wait! Today, we'll hear the story of her and her partner's fertility journey.  A brief content warning, we will be discussing fertility struggles, ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage, and IVF.  If you sense that these topics may be triggering for you, please do what you need to do to exercise self-compassion, even if it means you skip this one and we see you next time.  This episode is sponsored by Our Village Circle's Signature Webinar, Preparing for a Smooth Postpartum. Our next webinar is on April 25 @ 7:30pm. RSVP now! This episode is also sponsored by Gentle Birth's Mindful Breastfeeding Course. Get 20% off using promo code VILLAGECIRCLE at checkout. RESOURCES: Interview with Jennifer Aniston about her fertility struggles LEARN MORE ABOUT AMANDA: Instagram @amandapalmeiro Amanda's Website LIKE WHAT YOU HEAR? Find us on Instagram @ourvillagecircleOur website is www.ourvillagecircle.com

The Hot Stove remains red hot. Tim and Ken's recording session was interrupted as Sean Murphy gets traded from the A's to the Braves in a three-team deal and Chris Bassitt signs with the Blue Jays. They cover those deals, plus what to expect for the rest of the big price tag free agents. Then in they open up the mailbag...-Why do the Giants keep finishing second for big free agents?-Could Red Sox go up for sale soon?-What do clubs expect to get from these free agents when they're 37-40 years old?-How quickly are deals reported after being finalized?-What is the advantage of posting for Japanese teams?-Does Rays new stadium plan fix any of their current problems?-How often will Bonds, Clemens and Palmeiro be on Hall of Fame committee ballotsThose questions and more! To be a part of next week's episode call the voicemail at 646-543-7072 or email tabaseballshow@gmail.com.Follow Ken on Twitter: @Ken_RosenthalFollow Tim on Twitter: @TimMMcMasterCheck out our YouTube page: youtube.com/@theathleticbaseballshow Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Hot Stove remains red hot. Tim and Ken's recording session was interrupted as Sean Murphy gets traded from the A's to the Braves in a three-team deal and Chris Bassitt signs with the Blue Jays. They cover those deals, plus what to expect for the rest of the big price tag free agents. Then in they open up the mailbag... -Why do the Giants keep finishing second for big free agents? -Could Red Sox go up for sale soon? -What do clubs expect to get from these free agents when they're 37-40 years old? -How quickly are deals reported after being finalized? -What is the advantage of posting for Japanese teams? -Does Rays new stadium plan fix any of their current problems? -How often will Bonds, Clemens and Palmeiro be on Hall of Fame committee ballots Those questions and more! To be a part of next week's episode call the voicemail at 646-543-7072 or email tabaseballshow@gmail.com. Follow Ken on Twitter: @Ken_Rosenthal Follow Tim on Twitter: @TimMMcMaster Check out our YouTube page: youtube.com/@theathleticbaseballshow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a week off, Ken and Tim are recharged for the Hot Stove season. They open the show looking ahead to the best storylines of the offseason including Aaron Judge, Jacob deGrom, the Red Sox, Rangers and Giants. Then, in the mailbag...-Adding excitement to MLB's offseason schedule-Bonds, Clemens, Palmeiro and Schilling back on the HOF ballot-Are too many stars on the West Coast?-Do teams consider roster when choosing managers?-Will Rangers spend big again?-Why were Golf Gloves awarded during World Series?-Why do so many great defensive catchers struggle at the plate?Those questions and more! To be a part of next week's episode call the voicemail at 646-543-7072 or email tabaseballshow@gmail.com.Follow Ken on Twitter: @Ken_RosenthalFollow Tim on Twitter: @TimMMcMasterCheck out our YouTube page: www.youtube.com/@theathleticbaseballshow Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a week off, Ken and Tim are recharged for the Hot Stove season. They open the show looking ahead to the best storylines of the offseason including Aaron Judge, Jacob deGrom, the Red Sox, Rangers and Giants. Then, in the mailbag... -Adding excitement to MLB's offseason schedule -Bonds, Clemens, Palmeiro and Schilling back on the HOF ballot -Are too many stars on the West Coast? -Do teams consider roster when choosing managers? -Will Rangers spend big again? -Why were Golf Gloves awarded during World Series? -Why do so many great defensive catchers struggle at the plate? Those questions and more! To be a part of next week's episode call the voicemail at 646-543-7072 or email tabaseballshow@gmail.com. Follow Ken on Twitter: @Ken_Rosenthal Follow Tim on Twitter: @TimMMcMaster Check out our YouTube page: www.youtube.com/@theathleticbaseballshow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Capítulo 168 que comenzaremos con las celebraciones del International Podcast Day, del cual os hablaré un poco en la primera sección antes de comenzar con el plato fuerte del día, una comparación entre dos de los bancos de música libre más importantes, Epidemic Sound y Artlist.io.Seguiré con una entrevista a Luis Gracia, del podcast Contratación pública, con el que haré una análisis de sus estadísticas de escucha e intentaremos sacar conclusiones de dichos datos. En el debate tendremos a Javier Soler y a Agustín Palmeiro. Hablaremos sobre cómo YouTube está transformando la industria del podcasting y de las rondas de financiación y viabilidad de un proyecto como Pódimo.Promopodcast os llega gracias a Mumbler, un servicio creado para monetizar tu audiencia. Mumbler es el mejor sitio para crear tu podcast premium; tú defines tu precio de suscripción y qué capítulos son privados y cuáles son públicos para poder tener en el mismo feed a tus dos audiencias. Y ahora también puedes vender audioseries de pago único al precio que tú quieras, un medio ideal para monetizar contenidos que ya tengas, como temporadas pasadas de tu podcast, audilibros o audiocursos sobre cualquier tema. Mumbler es la forma más fácil de montenizar tu contenido en audio sin dolores de cabeza. Echa un vistazo a todo lo que tienen que ofrecerte en Mumbler. Hosted on Mumbler.io

Capítulo 168 que comenzaremos con las celebraciones del International Podcast Day, del cual os hablaré un poco en la primera sección antes de comenzar con el plato fuerte del día, una comparación entre dos de los bancos de música libre más importantes, Epidemic Sound y Artlist.lio.Seguiré con una entrevista a Luis Gracia, del podcast Contratación pública, con el que haré una análisis de sus estadísticas de escucha e intentaremos sacar conclusiones de dichos datos. En el debate tendremos a Javier Soler y a Agustín Palmeiro. Hablaremos sobre cómo YouTube está transformando la industria del podcasting y de las rondas de financiación y viabilidad de un proyecto como Pódimo.Promopodcast os llega gracias a mumbler.io, un servicio creado para monetizar tu audiencia. Mumbler es el mejor sitio para crear tu podcast premium; tú defines tu precio de suscripción y qué capítulos son privados y cuáles son públicos para poder tener en el mismo feed a tus dos audiencias. Y ahora también puedes vender **audioseries** de pago único al precio que tú quieras, un medio ideal para monetizar contenidos que ya tengas, como temporadas pasadas de tu podcast, audilibros o audiocursos sobre cualquier tema. Mumbler es la forma más fácil de montenizar tu contenido en audio sin dolores de cabeza. Echa un vistazo a todo lo que tienen que ofrecerte en https://mumbler.io

Aquel día, durante el gobierno de facto del general Alejandro Agustín Lanusse, miembros de las organizaciones guerrilleras Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias (FAR), el Ejército Revolucionario del Pueblo (ERP) y Montoneros intentaron concretar una fuga masiva de más de un centenar de personas de la cárcel de máxima seguridad, donde se encontraban recluidos, en la capital de la provincia de Chubut. Sin embargo, sólo seis jefes guerrilleros lograron escapar, subirse a un avión de Austral que secuestraron, y refugiarse en Chile, donde consiguieron asilo amparados por el gobierno del presidente Salvador Allende; y, desde donde partieron más tarde hacia Cuba. Ese grupo estaba integrado por Mario Roberto Santucho, Enrique Gorriarán Merlo y Domingo Menna, del PRT-ERP; Marcos Osatinsky y Roberto Quieto, de las FAR y Fernando Vaca Narvaja, de Montoneros. Los militantes que, desde el exterior de la cárcel, apoyaron la fuga y también partieron a Chile fueron Carlos "Tomás" Goldemberg, Anna Wiessen y Víctor Fernández Palmeiro. Un segundo grupo de 19 personas también escapó pero no llegó a tiempo al Viejo Aeropuerto de Trelew, distante a 21 kilómetros, para subir a dicho avión. En tanto, un tercer grupo de 110 presos políticos, no alcanzó siquiera a abandonar el penal de máxima seguridad patagónico. El Área de Contenidos de Radio Nacional elaboró una serie de informes especiales sobre estos hechos, ocurridos hace 50 años, que derivaron en los fusilamientos conocidos como la Masacre de Trelew, que prefiguró el terrorismo de Estado de la última dictadura cívico militar. Compartimos el primero de ellos, que se focaliza en la fuga y cuenta con una cuidadosa selección y edición de testimonios efectuada por el operador técnico Fabián Panizzi, a partir de audios conservados en el Archivo Histórico de Radio Nacional. FICHA TÉCNICA Música y testimonios: Memoria de los basurales (Hernán Juárez - Rodolfo González) por Huerque Mapu [1973 del Álbum “Montoneros”] 1958-07 Perón, Juan Domingo (ex Presidente de la Nación) Mensaje  al Comando Táctico Nacional  “Invocamos el nombre de Eva” - texto de John William Cooke- (Trujillo – República Dominicana) Somos Pueblo (Hernán Juárez - Rodolfo González) por Huerque Mapu [1973 del Álbum “Montoneros”] 1972-07-07 Lanusse, Alejandro A (Presidente de facto) Cena de Camaradería de las FFAA (Colegio Militar) 1972 Cantitos Perón va a venir cuando se le canten las pelotas 2010-08-22 Pigna, Felipe (Historiador) Fragmento de Historias de Nuestra Historia - Masacre de Trelew (LRA1 Radio Nacional) 1972-07-07 Lanusse, Alejandro A (Presidente de facto) Cena de Camaradería de las FFAA (Colegio Militar) Alma (G. Santaolalla) por Gustavo Santaolalla [2016 del Álbum “Qhapaq Ñan”] 2010-08-22 Pigna, Felipe  (Historiador) Fragmento de Historias de Nuestra Historia - Masacre de Trelew (LRA1 Radio Nacional) 1971 Perón, Juan Domingo (ex Presidente de la Nación) Perón, Actualización política y doctrinaria para la toma del poder [Documental de Octavio Getino y Fernando "Pino" Solanas – Puerta de Hierro, Madrid] 1973-06-30 Santucho, Mario Roberto (Dirigente del ERP) Conferencia de Prensa (Argentina) Hombres de Hierro (L. Gieco) por León Gieco [1972-06-16 Grabado en vivo en el Gran Teatro Atlantic  en Monserrat del Álbum “Acusticazo”] 1972-10-13 Quieto, Roberto (ERP) Reportaje (Radio La Habana, Cuba) 2010-08-22 Pigna, Felipe (Historiador) Fragmento de Historias de Nuestra Historia - Masacre de Trelew (LRA1 Radio Nacional) Cambios (Juan Gelman - Juan Cedrón) por Cuarteto Cedrón [1973 del Álbum “Del Gallo Cantor, Cantata”] 2012 Vaca Narvaja, Fernando (Dirigente de Montoneros) Reportaje (Agencia Paco Urondo) 1984 Mayorga, Horacio (Capitán de Navío – Jefe de Operaciones de la Marina en Puerto Belgrano) y Embón, Horacio (Periodista) Entrevista (Radio Belgrano) Milonga para el Rata (Damián Torre) por Magnolia Cuarteto de Cuerdas [2015 del Álbum “Se acabó la mufa”...

Capítulo 164 en el que la primera sección técnica se funde con la entrevista, porque os traigo a Abel Yécora, compañero de Emilcar FM, presentador de Proyecta, para hablar de los desarrollos que ha hecho para nuestra red basándose en la API de Spreaker. En la sección final del podcast debatiré en profundidad sobre algunas noticias recientes de verdadero calado en el mundo del podcasting, en esta ocasión con Carmela García y Agustín Palmeiro.Promopodcast os llega gracias webicaster.com, la plataforma para poner en contacto a los podcasters con otros podcasters, o gente interesada en ser entrevistada en podcasts. Te puedes registrar de forma gratuita en webicaster.com y comprobar si te es útil para hacer entrevistas y dar a conocer tu podcast. Y si quieres patrocinar un podcast, date de alta también, porque están añadiendo la opción de poder encontrar patrocinadores directamente desde la plataforma. Todo esto en https://webicaster.com/Espero tus comentarios sobre el podcast de hoy en twitter @promopodcast Hosted on Mumbler.io

Capítulo 164 en el que la primera sección técnica se funde con la entrevista, porque os traigo a Abel Yécora, compañero de Emilcar FM, presentador de Proyecta, para hablar de los desarrollos que ha hecho para nuestra red basándose en la API de Spreaker. En la sección final del podcast debatiré en profundidad sobre algunas noticias recientes de verdadero calado en el mundo del podcasting, en esta ocasión con Carmela García y Agustín Palmeiro.Promopodcast os llega gracias webicaster.com, la plataforma para poner en contacto a los podcasters con otros podcasters, o gente interesada en ser entrevistada en podcasts. Te puedes registrar de forma gratuita en webicaster.com y comprobar si te es útil para hacer entrevistas y dar a conocer tu podcast. Y si quieres patrocinar un podcast, date de alta también, porque están añadiendo la opción de poder encontrar patrocinadores directamente desde la plataforma. Todo esto en https://webicaster.com/Espero tus comentarios sobre el podcast de hoy en twitter @promopodcast

Changing the Face of Jazz, is a series of profiles of  women, jazz instrumentalists.  The featured musician in this edition is saxophonist, clarinetist and flautist Loretta Palmeiro. Loretta has been a member of and soloist in a wide range of ensembles which have made an important impact on Australian music, including the Sirens, the Divergence Jazz Orchestra, and the quintet which is one of her main projects personally, Spyglass Gypsies. And the diversity in the music these ensembles play shows how broad Loretta's musical interests are. From her first experiences in playing the violin, Loretta moved on quickly to the piano and was attracted to the saxophone, literally, by the sounds she heard drifting across her school playground. For this profile, Loretta has provided original music not available on CD: a version of Softly as in a Morning Sunrise, in a duet with guitarist Richard Ashby; a live recording from the Divergence Big Band; and improvised duets recorded with pianist Mark Isaacs when they called their collaboration Some of Two Parts. This profile in Changing the Face of Jazz  was produced by Mick Paddon and originally went to air on Eastside Radio as part of Jazz Made in Australia on February 13th, 2017.

In this week's episode, we highlight a panel discussion with did with five law firm leaders from around the country. We covered topics ranging from working remotely to combating cybersecurity and everything in between. These five leaders brought their personal insights and experience. Panelist: Kristy Cook - Managing Partner at Mod Law Firm Natalie A. Remien - Partner at Levin Ginsburg Joe Martinez - CIAO at Palmeiro & Platt, PLLC Sam Tabibian - Partner at Century Park Law Group Lindsay Nickle - Partner at Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP

Nasceu e viveu em Coimbra até ir estudar design gráfico para Barcelona, onde acabou por viver durante 6 anos.A dada altura entrou em burn out e foi viver para Bali, onde esteve  2 anos e onde acabou por conhecer o holandês da sua vida. Ainda passou por Amesterdão durante 1 ano mas não aguentou o frio e a chuva e em 2014 volta a Portugal, altura em que engravida do Benjamin e descobre a Astrologia.Tem 2 filhos que são os seus maiores mestres, não sabe viver sem o mar por perto e é apaixonada pela astrologia como ferramenta de autoconhecimento e desenvolvimento pessoal.E claro, tem Sol em Escorpião, Lua em Sagitário e Ascendente em Peixes!Há muito que me pediam uma astróloga na caravana, a ver se vai no bom caminho… por coincidência ou não conhecia-a por outras razoes e descobri esta sua paixão. Achei que enfiá-la na caravana era destino. Tenho comigo para uma viagem, desta vez ao céu, Carolina Palmeiro.Podem seguir a Carolina: https://www.instagram.com/carolina.innerview/Produção e Agenciamento: Draft Media https://www.draftmediaagency.comPatrocinado. por: Delta Q.SENSAIObrigada a todos meus patronos por me permitirem fazer o que gosto e beneficiarem e acreditarem nos meus projetos. Um agradecimento especial aos patronos Premium: Rossana Oliveira, Mónica Albuquerque, Raquel Garcia, Sofia Salgueiro, Sofia Custódio, Patrícia Francisco, Priscilla, Maria Granel, Margarida Marques, Ana Moura, Rita Teixeira, Ana Reboredo, Rita Cabral, Tânia Nunes, Rita Nobre Luz, Leila Mateus, Bernardo Alvim, Joana Gordalina Figueiredo, Mónica Albuquerque, Rita Pais, Silvia, Raquel Garcia, Mariana Neves, Madalena Beirão, Rita Dantas, Ana Rita Barreiros, Maria Castel-Branco, Filipa Côrte-Real, Margarida Miguel Gomes, Rita Mendes, Rita Fijan Fung, Luísa Serpa Pimentel, Rita P, Mónica Canhoto, Daniela Teixeira, Maria Gaia, Sara Fraga, Cláudia Fonseca, Olga Sakellarides, Rafaela Matos, Ana Ramos, Isabel Duarte, Joana Sotelino, Ana Telles da Silva, Carolina Tomé, Patrícia Dias, Raquel Pirraca, Luisa Almeida, Filipa Roldão, Inês Cancela, Carina Oliveira, Maria Correia de Sá.

On today's show, the guys immerse themselves into the drug world. They are talking Medina Spirit getting busted for PED's, Baffert NOT being a conspiracy theorist, & remembering those that also swore they didn't take drugs (Looking at you Palmeiro). They also discuss New York being back in baseball, the media's infatuation with Lindor, & Jordan has a new dumb rule to potentially help Jose Altuve survive this season. To wrap up the show they remember the great MLB players of the 2000s and play a little Who is Better. All that and of course a TON more on this episode. Enjoy!

Caetana Palmeiro, 11 anos, Portugal (Agrupamento n.º 2 de Elvas)

Na próxima segunda-feira, o PÚBLICO põe em debate a “imprensa e direitos de autor, proteger e remunerar”. Neste P24 ouvimos o presidente da Associação Portuguesa de Imprensa, João Palmeiro, sobre a pirataria de conteúdos jornalísticos.

Jonathan Humphries is in discussion with Mariana Palmeiro, Wellness and Spa expert, co-founder and head of Wellness Consultant, co-founder and chief business development officer at Field LLC, on the topic of "Mental health, wellbeing, and creativity". Her life has been devoted to wellbeing and looking after one-self in the art of prevention. She is an educator, consultant, thought leader, innovator, and entrepreneur.Our mental health is under extreme pressure lately. During these trying times, we need to focus on all aspects of building our inner immunity and our personal resilience. The World Health Organization - WHO - defined, in 1948, Health as a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. 72 years on, has that been achieved? The physical health has been very developed since that statement but a lot of that has been focused on the disease . Now, we started talking about a more wholistic approach to mental and emotional health and how we need to prepare our lives to be as healthy as possible. Technology, as well, can now assist us and the professionals and practitioners in this field to better care for ourselves and our wellbeing. Biohacking is being introduced more and more in the field to help enhance the way our body is expressing itself. The hospitality industry, being years ahead in the level of experiences that companies are putting together with their technology, can serve as the best setting for these new biohacking technologies to flourish and develop and be in contact with people. Mariana explains her role in activating her network connections and advocating for this innovation to take place and reach a wide audience and community. Subscribe to our channel, under HoCoSo CONVERSATION, on: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Castro, Stitcher, Podcast addict, Podchaser, Deezer, Listen notes, Tune In, Iheart Radio.

www.Comprimido.ptUma conversa sobre a importância do novo paradigma digital na sociedade e das mudanças que se avizinham com este novo mundo. Aborda temas como o passado e o futuro da internet, dos media, da educação, do jornalismo e da sociedade. Falamos de tecnologia e de pessoas. Os principais pilares da nossa sociedade encontram-se minados pelos paradigmas do passado.A transformação digital dá-se em quase todos os setores e traz consigo a dicotomialiteracia/iliteracia digital, criando um desequilibro interpessoal e intersocial. Vivemos num mundo que urge por informação, conhecimento e pessoas que o saibam procurar, filtrar, conjugar.O papel dos media na transformação digital é fundamental. O constante evoluir dadigitalização transformou a forma como comunicamos. Gradualmente, o Streaming substitui a Televisão Linear, o Podcast Online a Rádio Tradicional, e as Plataformas Online e Redes sociais o Jornal de papel. Estarão os media tradicionais a acompanhar a evolução digital? Será o mindset o mesmo de há 30 anos? Devem os media tentar adaptar-se às novas realidades?Vivemos num mundo onde, cada vez mais, o consumidor não quer que lhe digam o que ver ou o que consumir. Mas antes, que quer participar na discussão e ter o poder da escolha.A forma como os media tradicionais são afetados implica a forma como o jornalismo é feito. As pessoas deixam de comprar jornais e recusam pagar para ler uma notícia online. O fenómeno das fake news e do clickbait explodiu e a urgência de educar o consumidor para questionar a informação que consome aumenta.A educação está descompassada da velocidade da mudança. A educação em Portugal não acompanha as necessidades do futuro digital. Os alunos continuam a aprender o mesmo, com mais exigências. No ensino superior, a educação continua muito académica e desfasada com o mercado de trabalho. Ou nasces na nova era com intuição tecno-digital, ou temos o professor que não sabe colocar o powerpoint em tela cheia e aumentar o som do vídeo. Situações sensíveis, delicadas e de crise, como a pandemia do Covid-19, ressentem esta iliteracia digital.Soluções como o teletrabalho e a telescola evidenciaram a falta de preparação, conhecimento, e por vezes, acesso às ferramentas.A Educação reflete-se diretamente na democracia, que se tem visto, por várias vezes, em causa. A fraca educação para a cidadania e formação geral não estimula competências básicas e é limitada pelos paradigmas do passado, tornando também limitadas as escolhas do povo. A liberdade existe em condições propícias à sua limitação.A transformação digital tornou mais fácil a divulgação de fake news. A rapidez com que uma informação é transmitida e distribuída é surreal. E, ao contrário do que se pode pensar o recetor não questiona o que lê. Consagrando uma ameaça direta para a democracia.No contexto internacional, as eleições nos EUA e no Brasil, relativas aos candidatos Donald Trump e Jair Bolsonaro, respetivamente, foram alvo de grandes polémicas devido à divulgação de fake news decisivas para os resultados. Não discutindo o âmbito político, faz questionar o estado da democracia mundial.O monopólio digital GAFA (Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple) é outro grande sistema. Detêm a totalidade do poder digital nas suas mãos. Se a Amazon e a Apple têm grande parte das suas receitas pela venda de produtos e serviços, a Google e a Facebook obtêm-nas pela interceção dos dados do utilizador e de negócios publicitários.Finalmente, Inteligência Artificial e algoritmos de Machine Learning. Uma fórmula matemática é inserida num sistema com capacidade de desenvolver inteligência à medida que coleta dados. Desde o século passado que se produzem filmes sobre o futuro tecnológico. Esta ânsia e curiosidade sobre o desconhecido sempre foi uma característica própria dos humanos. Para onde caminhamos e para onde queremos caminhar? Utopia? Distopia? Ou…?

www.Comprimido.ptUma conversa sobre a importância do novo paradigma digital na sociedade e das mudanças que se avizinham com este novo mundo. Aborda temas como o passado e o futuro da internet, dos media, da educação, do jornalismo e da sociedade. Falamos de tecnologia e de pessoas. Os principais pilares da nossa sociedade encontram-se minados pelos paradigmas do passado.A transformação digital dá-se em quase todos os setores e traz consigo a dicotomialiteracia/iliteracia digital, criando um desequilibro interpessoal e intersocial. Vivemos num mundo que urge por informação, conhecimento e pessoas que o saibam procurar, filtrar, conjugar.O papel dos media na transformação digital é fundamental. O constante evoluir dadigitalização transformou a forma como comunicamos. Gradualmente, o Streaming substitui a Televisão Linear, o Podcast Online a Rádio Tradicional, e as Plataformas Online e Redes sociais o Jornal de papel. Estarão os media tradicionais a acompanhar a evolução digital? Será o mindset o mesmo de há 30 anos? Devem os media tentar adaptar-se às novas realidades?Vivemos num mundo onde, cada vez mais, o consumidor não quer que lhe digam o que ver ou o que consumir. Mas antes, que quer participar na discussão e ter o poder da escolha.A forma como os media tradicionais são afetados implica a forma como o jornalismo é feito. As pessoas deixam de comprar jornais e recusam pagar para ler uma notícia online. O fenómeno das fake news e do clickbait explodiu e a urgência de educar o consumidor para questionar a informação que consome aumenta.A educação está descompassada da velocidade da mudança. A educação em Portugal não acompanha as necessidades do futuro digital. Os alunos continuam a aprender o mesmo, com mais exigências. No ensino superior, a educação continua muito académica e desfasada com o mercado de trabalho. Ou nasces na nova era com intuição tecno-digital, ou temos o professor que não sabe colocar o powerpoint em tela cheia e aumentar o som do vídeo. Situações sensíveis, delicadas e de crise, como a pandemia do Covid-19, ressentem esta iliteracia digital.Soluções como o teletrabalho e a telescola evidenciaram a falta de preparação, conhecimento, e por vezes, acesso às ferramentas.A Educação reflete-se diretamente na democracia, que se tem visto, por várias vezes, em causa. A fraca educação para a cidadania e formação geral não estimula competências básicas e é limitada pelos paradigmas do passado, tornando também limitadas as escolhas do povo. A liberdade existe em condições propícias à sua limitação.A transformação digital tornou mais fácil a divulgação de fake news. A rapidez com que uma informação é transmitida e distribuída é surreal. E, ao contrário do que se pode pensar o recetor não questiona o que lê. Consagrando uma ameaça direta para a democracia.No contexto internacional, as eleições nos EUA e no Brasil, relativas aos candidatos Donald Trump e Jair Bolsonaro, respetivamente, foram alvo de grandes polémicas devido à divulgação de fake news decisivas para os resultados. Não discutindo o âmbito político, faz questionar o estado da democracia mundial.O monopólio digital GAFA (Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple) é outro grande sistema. Detêm a totalidade do poder digital nas suas mãos. Se a Amazon e a Apple têm grande parte das suas receitas pela venda de produtos e serviços, a Google e a Facebook obtêm-nas pela interceção dos dados do utilizador e de negócios publicitários.Finalmente, Inteligência Artificial e algoritmos de Machine Learning. Uma fórmula matemática é inserida num sistema com capacidade de desenvolver inteligência à medida que coleta dados. Desde o século passado que se produzem filmes sobre o futuro tecnológico. Esta ânsia e curiosidade sobre o desconhecido sempre foi uma característica própria dos humanos. Para onde caminhamos e para onde queremos caminhar? Utopia? Distopia? Ou…?

El episodio de hoy es el décimo primero de la tercera temporada; supuso el 59 en el cómputo total de la serie. Se emitió por primera vez el 9 de enero de 1997 con el título original de ”The One where Chandler can’t remember which sister”. El España tuvo el literal título de “En el que Chandler no puede recordar qué hermana“ y lo hacemos a petición de Agustín Palmeiro @verdugo789 en Twitter, red social donde nos lo pidió sólo Dios sabe cuando.Busca los enlaces de este episodio en https://emilcar.fm/colegas donde también esperamos tus comentarios.

El episodio de hoy es el décimo primero de la tercera temporada; supuso el 59 en el cómputo total de la serie. Se emitió por primera vez el 9 de enero de 1997 con el título original de ”The One where Chandler can't remember which sister”. El España tuvo el literal título de “En el que Chandler no puede recordar qué hermana“ y lo hacemos a petición de Agustín Palmeiro @verdugo789 en Twitter, red social donde nos lo pidió sólo Dios sabe cuando.Busca los enlaces de este episodio en https://emilcar.fm/colegas donde también esperamos tus comentarios. Hosted on Mumbler.io

El episodio de hoy es el décimo primero de la tercera temporada; supuso el 59 en el cómputo total de la serie. Se emitió por primera vez el 9 de enero de 1997 con el título original de ”The One where Chandler can’t remember which sister”. El España tuvo el literal título de “En el que Chandler no puede recordar qué hermana“ y lo hacemos a petición de Agustín Palmeiro @verdugo789 en Twitter, red social donde nos lo pidió sólo Dios sabe cuando.Busca los enlaces de este episodio en https://emilcar.fm/colegas donde también esperamos tus comentarios.

¡Casi dos meses sin un capítulo nuevo de Promopodcast! ¿Será a causa de esta situación que estamos viviendo? ¿Afecta a todos los podcasts por igual? ¿Cómo han cambiado los hábitos de los oyentes, si es que lo han hecho? Para salir de mi propia ceguera individual, he convocado ante los micrófonos de Promopodcast en esta mañana de sábado a un panel de expertos que nos darán una visión más amplia acerca de cómo nos está afectando todo esto. Iván Patxi, Agustín Palmeiro y Pedro Sánchez, nos aportan su punto de vista sobre todo esto para tratar de ofreceros una visión más amplia de todo lo que puede estar pasando alrededor del podcasting.Patrocinado por Podrover, un servicio que recoge para ti las reseñas que va recibiendo tu podcast en Apple Podcasts, Stitcher y Podchaser, enviándotelas por email o por Slack y permitiéndote así estar al corriente del feedback más importante del podcasting actual. En Emilcar FM usamos Podrover y tú puedes conocer su servicio durante treinta días sin compromiso y un descuento inicial del 10% desde http://podrover.com/promopodcastBusca los enlaces de este episodio en https://emilcar.fm/promopodcast donde también esperamos tus comentarios. Hosted on Mumbler.io

¡Casi dos meses sin un capítulo nuevo de Promopodcast! ¿Será a causa de esta situación que estamos viviendo? ¿Afecta a todos los podcasts por igual? ¿Cómo han cambiado los hábitos de los oyentes, si es que lo han hecho? Para salir de mi propia ceguera individual, he convocado ante los micrófonos de Promopodcast en esta mañana de sábado a un panel de expertos que nos darán una visión más amplia acerca de cómo nos está afectando todo esto. Iván Patxi, Agustín Palmeiro y Pedro Sánchez, nos aportan su punto de vista sobre todo esto para tratar de ofreceros una visión más amplia de todo lo que puede estar pasando alrededor del podcasting.Patrocinado por Podrover, un servicio que recoge para ti las reseñas que va recibiendo tu podcast en Apple Podcasts, Stitcher y Podchaser, enviándotelas por email o por Slack y permitiéndote así estar al corriente del feedback más importante del podcasting actual. En Emilcar FM usamos Podrover y tú puedes conocer su servicio durante treinta días sin compromiso y un descuento inicial del 10% desde http://podrover.com/promopodcastBusca los enlaces de este episodio en https://emilcar.fm/promopodcast donde también esperamos tus comentarios.

¡Casi dos meses sin un capítulo nuevo de Promopodcast! ¿Será a causa de esta situación que estamos viviendo? ¿Afecta a todos los podcasts por igual? ¿Cómo han cambiado los hábitos de los oyentes, si es que lo han hecho? Para salir de mi propia ceguera individual, he convocado ante los micrófonos de Promopodcast en esta mañana de sábado a un panel de expertos que nos darán una visión más amplia acerca de cómo nos está afectando todo esto. Iván Patxi, Agustín Palmeiro y Pedro Sánchez, nos aportan su punto de vista sobre todo esto para tratar de ofreceros una visión más amplia de todo lo que puede estar pasando alrededor del podcasting.Patrocinado por Podrover, un servicio que recoge para ti las reseñas que va recibiendo tu podcast en Apple Podcasts, Stitcher y Podchaser, enviándotelas por email o por Slack y permitiéndote así estar al corriente del feedback más importante del podcasting actual. En Emilcar FM usamos Podrover y tú puedes conocer su servicio durante treinta días sin compromiso y un descuento inicial del 10% desde http://podrover.com/promopodcastBusca los enlaces de este episodio en https://emilcar.fm/promopodcast donde también esperamos tus comentarios.

Con Emmanuel Vázquez y Agustín Palmeiro grabamos en mi Limiar, con un pie en 2019 y otro en 2020 hablando de maratones cinéfilas, productos de la industria del entretenimiento y lo que suponen para nosotros este tipo de acontencimientos que, a veces, van mucho más allá del consumo de contenido y sí se convierten en eventos sociales a gran escala.

Con Emmanuel Vázquez y Agustín Palmeiro grabamos en mi Limiar, con un pie en 2019 y otro en 2020 hablando de maratones cinéfilas, productos de la industria del entretenimiento y lo que suponen para nosotros este tipo de acontencimientos que, a veces, van mucho más allá del consumo de contenido y sí se convierten en eventos sociales a gran escala.

12-14-2019 Passed Ball Show. John opens up this version of the program by talking about how the New York Mets are in a business of saving money. They continue to put up the front that they have to reduce payroll if they are to make the necessary additions they need to make to compete with the best teams of the National League. Yet, they did not pay Yoenis Cespedes almost half of his contractual obligations for 2019. The Mets have used the Cespedes contact as an excuse of why they cannot afford other upgrades, yet they were not paying him in the first place. In spite of saving $20 million in having to pay Cespedes this coming season, they STILL claim they need to move a $10 million or so contact (Jed Lowrie or Jeurys Familia) if they are to have the financial ability to address the worst bullpen in Major League Baseball. The Mets answer to improving the worst bullpen in baseball is to send out the same exact relievers. What is the definition of insanity? John then talks about the Baseball Hall of Fame and how its voting process and choices of exclusion are different from Pro Football and Pro Basketball. Did OJ Simpson and Pete Rose dominate a sport enough to warrant inclusion in its respective Hall of Fame? Yes. Did anything they did (or did not do) after their playing career was over have anything to do with what they did when they played? No. Why is Pete Rose not in Baseball's Hall of Fame for what he did as a player? Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens (and anybody else suspected of using performance enhancing drugs) would get a more fair trial if they were being accused of a heinous crime. John gives a different take, though, when it comes to the career of Will Clark. While John does not back down from his support of the "steroids era" players getting enshrined in its Hall of Fame, he does feel for a player like Will Clark. Clark was as good as Rafael Palmeiro, but chose to not use PED's. Will Clark's accomplishments are not given the credit they deserve because of Palmeiro, because of Mark McGwire- two players that would be considered Clark contemporaries. Finally, in the Nobody's Listening segment of the show, John talks about the "R" word, and even though it should not be used, the context and intention should be considered before the PC police eats them alive. A statement of such should not be grounds for termination and definitely should not lead to somebody being given future employment

Very busy Thursday edition of GCR-is there any actual reason for a casual fan to be excited about the start of the NBA Playoffs? We discussed that and more at the start of today's show-which was very busy. Early in Hour 1, our weekly visit with the Bowie Baysox-as INF Preston Palmeiro (yep) checked in to discuss trying to establish his own name instead of being known as his father's son. Later in the hour, our weekly visit with The Athletic's Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse) talking Virginia's title win, Jalen Smith's return to Maryland, Ryan Odom choosing not to leave for Virginia Tech and more. Early in Hour 2, veteran sportswriter Rick Reilly checked in to discuss The Masters and his new book "Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump." After that, Loyola University Professor of Economics/former Orioles economic adviser Dr. Stephen J.K. Walters checked in to discuss his op-ed for the Baltimore Sun about the Orioles/Chris Davis mess. And we wrapped the hour by chatting with Maryland WR Jeshaun Jones about spring practice and what Mike Locksley has brought to the program.

Boa noite a todos os Portugueses e Portuguesas,  Para as pessoas que ansiavam o regresso do Dom Sebastião que é Tomás Palmeiro: é este o vosso dia! Desta feita veio munido do já célebre jogo "Quem é que disse isso F*d*#-se" tendo tido ainda tempo, na sua ocupada vida de deboche, para criar um novo jogo que promete gerar acesos debates pelo país fora.  Espero que, no mínimo, seja um Satisfaz Bastante. Com os melhores cumprimentos,  A gerência

Un perfil de Donald Ray Pollock, Pyongyang de Hernán Vanoli, una entrevista a César Aira en la que le preguntamos todo y Cat Power de Cecilia Palmeiro. Incluye las secciones "Tu tesis no le importa a nadie", "Es un pelotudo" y "La vida no es interesante", polémicas intelectuales en programas de televisión y mucho más.

Olha quem é ele,  Hoje, para falar alegremente da atualidade, contamos com a presença do guru e socialite Tomás Palmeiro que regressa ao Podcast onde já foi feliz. Analisamos o horóscopo de um leque de "famosos" e ainda houve tempo para um delicioso mini-jogo em que o Guilherme, como habitual, perdeu. Aproveitem que não duramos para sempre,  A Gerência.

Palmeiro is playing with the Cleburne Railroaders and his son Patrick Palmeiro.

Beatriz Palmeiro é User Experience Designer há mais de 10 anos. Trabalha na Intel há 4 e há 1 ano foi transferida para os Estados Unidos. Atualmente atua em design de serviços para tecnologias disruptivas como Internet da coisas e carros autônomos. Hosted by @all_lucca

On episode 12 of the Top Rank Podcast, co-hosts Isabel Flower and Marcel Rosa-Salas speak with Cecilia Palmeiro and Verónica Gago, founding members of Argentinian feminist movement and collective Ni Una Menos. Ni Una Menos (which translates to Not One Less) combats femicide—the intentional killing of women because they are female—as well as all gender based-violence. They are committed to changing a culture that castes women as objects to control, to consume, and to discard. To do so, Ni Una Menos examines the multiple forms of violence (economic, political, financial, state, social) that limit the autonomy of women and therefore generate the conditions that allow for physical violence, shedding light on the relationship between the most dramatic manifestations of violence against women and their structural roots. The movement’s affiliates now span numerous Latin American countries and even continents, and their work includes organizing marches, protests, strikes, and discussions to putting forward formal government demands. Cecilia and Verónica spoke with us about how to define machista violence, the relationship between neoliberalism, capitalism, and gender-based abuse, and making community activism intersectional, collaborative, and transnational.

Entrevistamos al presidente de la Peña Taurina "Los Areneros" de Madrid para hablar de sus coloquios invernales y para desgranar los carteles de Castellon, Valencia y Sevilla

Delmarva 1st Baseman Preston Palmeiro Talks About the Possible Return of his Dad in the MLB by The Bat Around

Tiger Woods is Back. Russia Doping. Palmeiro comeback. Berry's got beef with OSU not making the playoffs. Special guest Ty Hollis is the world's biggest Browns fan. Money hosts a karaoke competition between Berry and Scotty K.

Episode 241 brings it nice, once again. Benny and RZ give the inside track on 2 separate trips they've taken in the recent past. Benny to Toronto, and RZ to Chicago for the second consecutive month. They also get a little chatter going about The Defiant Ones. A very cool 3-part documentary on HBO. RZ confesses his love for Eminem as well. Get over it. Benny also provides some excellent insight into both Will Clark, and lying juice head Rafael Palmeiro. Most importantly, the fellas give some over overdue love to Jim Thome. That is all. Get into it.  

Neste episódio ficamos a conhecer melhor a personagem de Tomás Palmeiro, revelamos o segredo para a vitória nas presidenciais de Marcelo, analisamos a campanha política nas Autárquicas e discutimos outros temas vitais para Portugal e o Mundo.

Carlos Palmeiro, presidente de la Peña 'Los Areneros' visitaba el estudio de Radio Illescas para hablar sobre la Feria de San Isidro de Madrid que a punto está de comenzar y la reciente finalizada Feria de Sevilla

Today we are spotlighting Marta Palmeiro of Pier Partner. Pier Partner seeks to combine the best characteristics of collective investments without the inherent disadvantages of traditional risk pooling. This episode is powered by UpGuard.com, UpGuard's discovery engine brings visibility to complex IT environments, enabling teams to quickly identify risk, confirm compliance and make business safer. Connect with us at womenintechshow.com. Tweet @womenintechshow and @EspreeDevora

En Jarras & Podcast hablaremos de podcasts, de podcasting pero sobre todo hablaremos con los podcasters sobre ellos y sobre cómo hacen sus programas. Bienvenidos de nuevo a Jarras & Podcast, después de una temporada sin poder grabar por diversos motivos, por fin hemos podido, tras ofrendar un par de buenas cervezas y prometer cuidar aún más nuestro feed a los dioses del podcasting, cuadrarlo todo para volver a hacer eso que tanto nos gusta y que no es otra cosa que traer al programa a un podcaster a que nos cuente cosas de él y de su podcast. Y en la vuelta nos acompaña nada más y nada menos que Agustín Palmeiro del podcast No soy un troll y presidente de la asociación podcast así que coincidiréis con nosotros en que es un invitado de lo más interesante. Página Web de No soy un Troll podcast Agustin Palmeiro en twitter

The transmission of a religion closely connected to a particular culture into a very different religious and cultural environment is a difficult act of translation in which a balance must be struck between remaining true to doctrine while understanding and accommodating cultural difference. Members of the Society of Jesus were engaged in a series of such projects in Asia in the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. This already difficult task was made more complex by the need to maintain unity and discipline among individual Jesuits when travel was dangerous and time consuming and letters might take years to reach their destinations. In his masterful book, The Visitor: Andre Palmeiro and the Jesuits in Asia (Harvard University Press, 2014), Liam Brockey explores these issues through a study of the life of Andre Palmeiro, who traveled throughout Asia settling disputes over complex questions of belief, practice, and ritual. This informative work is not only a biography, as Brockey skillfully uses the career of Palmeiro to complicate the story of the Jesuits in Asia, for instance, showing that national origin was not the main factor determining how much or how little individual Jesuits approved of an “accomodationist” approach. This book is highly recommended, and scholars, graduate students, and those interested in issues of both mission history and the problem of translation will find it well worth reading. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The transmission of a religion closely connected to a particular culture into a very different religious and cultural environment is a difficult act of translation in which a balance must be struck between remaining true to doctrine while understanding and accommodating cultural difference. Members of the Society of Jesus were engaged in a series of such projects in Asia in the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. This already difficult task was made more complex by the need to maintain unity and discipline among individual Jesuits when travel was dangerous and time consuming and letters might take years to reach their destinations. In his masterful book, The Visitor: Andre Palmeiro and the Jesuits in Asia (Harvard University Press, 2014), Liam Brockey explores these issues through a study of the life of Andre Palmeiro, who traveled throughout Asia settling disputes over complex questions of belief, practice, and ritual. This informative work is not only a biography, as Brockey skillfully uses the career of Palmeiro to complicate the story of the Jesuits in Asia, for instance, showing that national origin was not the main factor determining how much or how little individual Jesuits approved of an “accomodationist” approach. This book is highly recommended, and scholars, graduate students, and those interested in issues of both mission history and the problem of translation will find it well worth reading. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The transmission of a religion closely connected to a particular culture into a very different religious and cultural environment is a difficult act of translation in which a balance must be struck between remaining true to doctrine while understanding and accommodating cultural difference. Members of the Society of Jesus were engaged in a series of such projects in Asia in the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. This already difficult task was made more complex by the need to maintain unity and discipline among individual Jesuits when travel was dangerous and time consuming and letters might take years to reach their destinations. In his masterful book, The Visitor: Andre Palmeiro and the Jesuits in Asia (Harvard University Press, 2014), Liam Brockey explores these issues through a study of the life of Andre Palmeiro, who traveled throughout Asia settling disputes over complex questions of belief, practice, and ritual. This informative work is not only a biography, as Brockey skillfully uses the career of Palmeiro to complicate the story of the Jesuits in Asia, for instance, showing that national origin was not the main factor determining how much or how little individual Jesuits approved of an “accomodationist” approach. This book is highly recommended, and scholars, graduate students, and those interested in issues of both mission history and the problem of translation will find it well worth reading. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The transmission of a religion closely connected to a particular culture into a very different religious and cultural environment is a difficult act of translation in which a balance must be struck between remaining true to doctrine while understanding and accommodating cultural difference. Members of the Society of Jesus were engaged in a series of such projects in Asia in the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. This already difficult task was made more complex by the need to maintain unity and discipline among individual Jesuits when travel was dangerous and time consuming and letters might take years to reach their destinations. In his masterful book, The Visitor: Andre Palmeiro and the Jesuits in Asia (Harvard University Press, 2014), Liam Brockey explores these issues through a study of the life of Andre Palmeiro, who traveled throughout Asia settling disputes over complex questions of belief, practice, and ritual. This informative work is not only a biography, as Brockey skillfully uses the career of Palmeiro to complicate the story of the Jesuits in Asia, for instance, showing that national origin was not the main factor determining how much or how little individual Jesuits approved of an “accomodationist” approach. This book is highly recommended, and scholars, graduate students, and those interested in issues of both mission history and the problem of translation will find it well worth reading. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The transmission of a religion closely connected to a particular culture into a very different religious and cultural environment is a difficult act of translation in which a balance must be struck between remaining true to doctrine while understanding and accommodating cultural difference. Members of the Society of Jesus were engaged in a series of such projects in Asia in the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. This already difficult task was made more complex by the need to maintain unity and discipline among individual Jesuits when travel was dangerous and time consuming and letters might take years to reach their destinations. In his masterful book, The Visitor: Andre Palmeiro and the Jesuits in Asia (Harvard University Press, 2014), Liam Brockey explores these issues through a study of the life of Andre Palmeiro, who traveled throughout Asia settling disputes over complex questions of belief, practice, and ritual. This informative work is not only a biography, as Brockey skillfully uses the career of Palmeiro to complicate the story of the Jesuits in Asia, for instance, showing that national origin was not the main factor determining how much or how little individual Jesuits approved of an “accomodationist” approach. This book is highly recommended, and scholars, graduate students, and those interested in issues of both mission history and the problem of translation will find it well worth reading. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The transmission of a religion closely connected to a particular culture into a very different religious and cultural environment is a difficult act of translation in which a balance must be struck between remaining true to doctrine while understanding and accommodating cultural difference. Members of the Society of Jesus were engaged in a series of such projects in Asia in the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. This already difficult task was made more complex by the need to maintain unity and discipline among individual Jesuits when travel was dangerous and time consuming and letters might take years to reach their destinations. In his masterful book, The Visitor: Andre Palmeiro and the Jesuits in Asia (Harvard University Press, 2014), Liam Brockey explores these issues through a study of the life of Andre Palmeiro, who traveled throughout Asia settling disputes over complex questions of belief, practice, and ritual. This informative work is not only a biography, as Brockey skillfully uses the career of Palmeiro to complicate the story of the Jesuits in Asia, for instance, showing that national origin was not the main factor determining how much or how little individual Jesuits approved of an “accomodationist” approach. This book is highly recommended, and scholars, graduate students, and those interested in issues of both mission history and the problem of translation will find it well worth reading. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For Miguel Palmeiro, giving back is at the core of who he is and what his law firm stands for. He found his passion for the law while attending school as a pre-med student. Disillusioned with the field of medicine and wanted to find a way to truly give back, he decided to follow in his older brother’s footsteps and take a look at law school. After doing incredibly well on the LSATs, Miguel felt he had found his calling. He shares with Aimee J. how he chased his dreams, became a success, and still maintains focus on giving back to the people who made it all possible. TWEET: The importance of giving back and pushing forward, on this episode of #ChasingDreams Finding your purpose, even when it takes you away from your planned path. Miguel shares the importance of always striving to find happiness. His plan when he started school was to be a doctor. But, when he realized it wasn’t making him happy, Miguel knew something had to change. His passion for finding his purpose drove him to keep pushing forward to make his dreams a reality. Miguel shares how important it was to have support as he applied for law school and the encouragement he felt as it came to fruition. While attending law school, Miguel found his true calling of litigation while on the National Mock Trial Team. Once he found his passion, Miguel set his sights on being a litigator who always maintained focus on giving back. How Miguel manages to give back through his law firm. Straight out of law school, Miguel worked with his brother. Eventually, he knew he would have to find a way to be a litigator so he could follow his true purpose. This led to the creation of The Law Offices of Miguel Palmeiro. Miguel discusses with Aimee why he places such a high value on giving back and some of the ways they manage to maintain this as part of the practice. He discusses their focus on helping indigent clients because of his passion for helping clients who wouldn’t otherwise be able to afford help. Miguel’s focus on community extends to work he does with the state of Maryland and generously giving back to his own law school. TWEET: Finding your purpose even when it wasn’t your original plan, on this episode of #ChasingDreams Challenging the status quo and not compromising your values. From the start, Miguel knew he would challenge the status quo in all that he did. His very first case was his own, after having an accident and facing difficulties with the insurance company. Miguel’s passion for finding ways to do more has carried on throughout his career. He believes that giving back is a core part of his success because, according to Miguel, as long as you keep giving back and pushing forward, everything will work out. Miguel goes on to explain how important it is to take a gamble on yourself in order to chase your dreams. Finding your happiness and knowing your end goal. For Miguel, building a successful law practice is incredibly rewarding because of how much it allows him to give back. He explains his future plans for The Law Offices of Miguel Palmeiro and his priorities moving forward. Miguel also offers his #1 piece of advice for fellow dream chasers: find the top person in the field you want to be in and connect with them. He shares the value of getting advice from someone who’s been where you’re starting and the insight they can provide. In addition to being happy with his life and career, Miguel has received accolades for his work, including being listed in the Top 10 Under 40 Personal Injury Attorneys for 2015. TWEET: Challenging the status quo, on this episode of #ChasingDreams OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [0:56] Introduction of Miguel Palmeiro, [2:13] What inspired Miguel to go to law school. [3:21] How he went from pre-med to law. [4:18] The moment Miguel realized law school was absolutely right for him. [5:19] Why Miguel chose litigation versus patent law or something more closely related to science. [9:45] How Miguel gives back through his law practice. [11:03] Some of the accolades Miguel has received. [13:11] The work Miguel did right after law school and how it paved the way for how he approaches law today. [14:40] Miguel explains his first case and the fact that it was his own case. [17:02] What inspired Miguel to start his own law firm. [19:12] The growing pains of starting his firm and the things he wish he’d done differently. [21:22] How he expanded into other areas like immigration and criminal defense. [23:01] The value Miguel places on giving back and how he gives back to his law school. [25:37] What makes Miguel happy and what other things he wants to accomplish to maintain his happiness. [27:27] The future plans for the Law Offices of Miguel Palmeiro. [29:44] What is one piece of advice you would recommend to someone who is ready to  pursue their dreams. [32:12] Aimee’s recommendation of Miguel Palmeiro. MIGUEL’S RECOMMENDATION: Find the top person in the area you want to pursue and reach out to them, connect with them, see what ideas you can get from them. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: The Law Offices of Miguel Palmeiro National Mock Trial Team Connect with Miguel Palmeiro on Social Media: Facebook Google+ LinkedIn Twitter TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET: Pushing forward when you find your true path, on this episode of #ChasingDreams TWEET: Why you need to put your ego aside and learn from others, on this episode of #ChasingDreams

El pasado 26 de Abril de 2014 se celebraron tres reuniones simulatáneas de podcasters en España, las #Japod14 en Granada, las #TapasyPodcast en Madrid y las #Galipod14 en Santiago de Compostela. Se pudieron seguir los eventos con esos hastags en twitter y con el #26depodcast que los abarcaba a todos. Dumakae, que no se pierde un sarao podcastero, acudió a la reunión en Santiago, en las que también estuvieron Mino (Tecnovidas 3.0), Alberto Fortes (La Morsa era yo), Esteban Liñares, Fidel (NTTPodcast), Juan Ortiz (La Morsa era yo), Gush Palmeiro y Emmanuel (Desde Boxes), Manuel Mendaña (La cocina perfecta), Esteban (Zafarrancho Podcast), Rafa y Jorge (Appleando), Uxio (commonsbaby), y Quique.Además de las imprescindibles cervezas y pinchos hubo tiempo para grabar un podcast colectivo, debatiendo sobre la podcastfera gallega actual y luego dejándonos llevar por otros derroteros, porque así somos los podcaster, nos pones un micro delante y no nos haces callar más (o sin micro incluso).Si queréis ver las crónicas de alguno de los participantes aquí tenéis la de Mino de Tecnovidas y la de Esteban de Zafarrancho PodcastY si os apetece escuchar el podcast verité que grabamos aquí lo tenéis: Debate Galipod14Muy pronto nuestro capítulo 100 estará disponible, vamos avisando de que es muy de lagrimita, pañuelo en la mano y música de nostalgia.

On the latest edition of the DMV Sportswire, your hosts Dan McHugh and Chris Riordan breakdown the Ravens continuing playoff run and the Redskins departure. The crew discusses the upcoming retirement of the legendary Ray Lewis and ponder on who should be blamed more for the Redskins playoff loss, the older or younger Shannahan. Also on the billing is the return of NHL action ... Let's Go Caps!, the return of John Wall and the Wizards finally winning two in a row, DC United's Brazilian acquisition and the Nats resigning Adam LaRoche. To close out the show, Rafael Palmeiro's last place finish in Hall of Fame voting, incites a discussion on the legacy of the steroids era in baseball. It's the DMV Sportswire, dedicated to covering the sporting landscape of the DC, Maryland and Virginia area.